Dalgety Show 2019 Booklet · 2019. 2. 7. · Land Newspaper, 2NMO Monaro Community Radio, The...

1

DALGETYSHOW SOCIETY INC.

SHOW OF THE SNOWY MONARO REGION

75TH

ANNUAL ONE DAY SHOW

SUNDAY 3RD MARCH 2019SHOW SCHEDULE & ENTRY FORMS

www.dalgetyshow.com.au

CELEBRATING THE YEAR OF SHEEP

2

RIPPERSRURAL SERVICES

ABN 78 441 223 488

Weed control in pasture and bushland, all seasons, all weeds.

FREE quotes and advice. Call to discuss

Tim Reid 0402 439 423.

All done with a Brand New 2018 Quickspray unit model 9TBE600, Current Chemcert and Insurances.

No job too big or small

TIM REID 0402 439 423

3

Table of ContentsSponsors P 5, 7, 9,10Offi cials P 11Program of Events & Attractions P 14Show Entry Information & Gate Prizes P 16 Woodchop P 18Snowy River Tyrepower Stockman’s Challenge P 21Novelty Section P 23Yard Dog Trials P 25Section B – Merino Sheep P 30 - 31Section B1 – Merino Wool P 32Section C – Cattle Stud P 35Section C1 – Cattle Commercial P 36Junior Judging Cattle Beef P 38Section P – Poultry P 40 - 43Section D – Fresh Produce P 45 - 46Section E – Flowers P 47 - 50Section F – Cooking P 52 - 53Section G – Condiments P 54Section H – Needlework P 56Section I – Knitting P 57 - 58Section J - Junior P 61Section K - Photography P 63 - 64Section L – Fine Arts & 3D Arts & Crafts P 65Section M - Home Brew P 66Section Q – Patchwork, Quilting & Applique P 69 - 70General Entry Form P 74Conditions of Entry P 81

Horse section schedule available separately.

4

59 Vale St, Cooma

136 Maybe St, Cooma

Clock Tower Snowy River Ave, Jindabyne

5

The Dalgety Show Society would like to formally thank our sponsors and volunteers for their contribution in 2019 and previous years.

The Dalgety Show has a long tradition of community support in our region spanning 75 years. Thank you for your commitment to our continued success.

Agriwest CoomaAlpine Motor GroupBCR EarthmovingBerridale Licensed Post Offi ceCooma ToyotaDean’s TrailersElgasEssex Locksmiths Pty LtdGordan Litchfi eld WoolHazeldeanHigh Country CommunicationsJemalong WoolJimenbuen Pastoral CoJindabyne Auto Repairs

Jindabyne ButcheryJohn BarilaroLandmark CoomaMitre 10 JindabyneMonaro Livestock & Property Pty LtdMonaro Wool ServicesMonster SportsNick Kirshner Property & LivestockPeak Physio PlusRippers Rural ServicesSnowy River TyrepowerSundance BakehouseTCR Concrete Pumping

MAJOR SPONSORS

SPONSORSAmanda’s CoffeeArable Pty LtdAway We Go ToursBC PartnershipBerridale Appliance ServiceBerridale Little StarsBirdnestBlaxland Mawson & RoseBoloco Creek SteelworksBrew Your Own at HomeBuckley’s Crossing HotelBuckley’s Rural ServicesBush BasicsColin Mould ElectricalCooma Battery WholesalersCooma Crash RepairsCooma FurnishingsCooma Mitre 10

Cooma Power EquipmentCooma Trophy CentreCottage ParkDalgety- Numbla Vale CWAElders CoomaForbes Stynes Real EstateGavin Patton PlumbingHedger Scanning ServicesHilton ReynoldsHip PocketInspiration Paint & Trade CentreIona GardensJindabyne LandscapingJindabyne Water SuppliesJohn & Julie HedgerKevin BillmannMainstreetMB Mechanical

7

Melray MeatsMonaro MeatsOffi ce PlayQuods PlumbingRoger Salis and June McCormackRosemont PatchworkShear DelightSnow Country Fresh ProduceSnowy Mountains Grammar SchoolSnowy Mountains Quilt & Craft GroupSnowy River Holiday Park

Snowy River Pony ClubSnowy VetsSothern Service CentreSportspower CoomaThe Fabric SalonThe Perfect PieceTracey LeckTyre Plus CoomaWalker Gibbs & King Pty LtdYour House

A special thank you to the Jindabyne Butchery for the loan of their coolroom.The Dalgety Show Society Inc would especially like to thank

Snowy Monaro Regional Council for their ongoing support both fi nancially and in kind,and a special thank you to The Community Projects Team.

The support that SMRC provides helps to ensure the success of the Dalgety Show.

COOMA 6452 3130www.jemalongwool.com.au

Maxine Blyton0418 484 733

[email protected]

Stuart Bennett0418 634 316

[email protected]

SERVICE · INFORMATION · MARKETING

9

SPONSOR NAMES BY CATEGORIESHORSES

Buckley’s Rural Service, Cooma Mitre 10, Jinda-byne Mitre 10,Ripper Rural Services, Monaro Wool Services, TCR Concrete Pumping, Snowy River Pony Club, Snowy Vets, Your House, Elgas, Kevin Billmann, Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Southern Service Centre, Alpine Motor Group, Hedger Scan-ning Services, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma, MB Mechanical, Mainstreet, Inspiration Paint & Trade Centre, Birdnest, Cooma Crash Repairs, Sportspower Cooma, Bush Basic, JIndabyne Wa-ter Supplies, Quods Plumbing, John Barilaro

Wood Chop Cooma Power Equipment, Elgas,Southern Service Centre, BCR Earthmoving, Snowy River Holiday Park, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma, John Barilaro

Stockman’s Challenge Snowy River Tyrepower, BCR Earthmoving, Cooma Power Equipment, Cooma Battery Whole-salers, John Barilaro

Yard Dog Trials Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Walker, Gibbs & King Pty Ltd, Blaxland Mawson & Rose, Kevin Bill-mann, Landmark Cooma, Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock, Southern Service Centre, Alpine Mo-tor Group, Cooma Furnishings, Jemalong Wool, Cooma Toyota, Essex Locksmiths Pty Ltd, Agri-west Cooma, Jindabyne Auto Repairs, Tyreplus Cooma, Gavin Patton Plumbing, Jindabyne Land-scaping, Hazeldean, John Barilaro

Merino Sheep Monaro Wool Services, Elgas, Jimenbuen Pasto-ral Co, Landmark Cooma, Cottage Park, Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Alpine Motor Group, Colin Mould Electrical, Elders Cooma, Cooma Toy-ota, Agriwest Cooma, Jindabyne Butchery, Offi ce Play, Hazeldean, John Barilaro

Merino Wool Monaro Wool Services, Elgas, Jimenbuen Pasto-ral Co, Landmark Cooma, Colin Mould Electrical, Jemalong Wool, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma, Gordan Litchfi eld Wool, Hazeldean, John Barilaro

Cattle Stud BC Partnership, Elgas, Monaro Livestock & Prop-erty Pty Ltd, Arable Pty Ltd, Cooma Toyota, Ha-zeldean, John Barilaro

Commercial Cattle Snowy Vets, Elgas, Landmark Cooma, Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Arable Pty Ltd, Alpine Motor Group, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma, Hip Pocket, Melray Meats, Jindabyne Butchery, Monaro Meats, Offi ce Play, Hazeldean, Monbeef, John Barilaro

Junior Judging Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Cooma Power Equipment, John & Julie Hedger, John Barilaro

Vegetables Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Amanda’s Coffee, Agriwest Cooma, Snow Fresh Country Produce, Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Hilton Reynolds, Ber-ridale Licensed Post Offi ce, Iona Gardens, John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse

Flowers Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Amanda’s Coffee, Ag-riwest Cooma, Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Ber-ridale Licensed Post Offi ce, Iona Gardens, John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse

Condiments Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Agriwest Cooma, Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Iona Gardens, John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse

10

Cooking Berridale Licensed Post Offi ce, Iona Gardens, Dalgety- Numbla Vale CWA, Elgas, Essex Lock-smiths Pty Ltd, Agriwest Cooma, Forbes Stynes Real Estate, John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse, The Brown Family

Needlework Elgas, Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft Group, Agriwest Cooma, Shear Delight, John Barilaro

Knitting Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft, Agriwest, Tracey Leck, John BarilaroJunior, Elgas, Peak Physio Plus, Berridale Little Stars, High Country Communications, Away We Go Tours, Snowy Mountains Grammar School, John Barilro, Sundance Bakehouse

Photography Elgas, Peak Physio Plus, Essex Locksmiths Pty Ltd, Cooma Trophy Centre, The Perfect Piece, John Barilaro, Schoo Studios, Sundance Bakehouse

Fine Arts & 3D Arts & Craft Elgas, Peak Physio Plus, Amanda’s Coffee, Berridale Appliance Service, The Perfect Piece, John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse

Home Brew Elgas, Buckley’s Crossing Hotel, Brew Your Own at Home

Poultry Jindabyne Mitre 10, Snowy Vets, Elgas, Elders Cooma, Agriwest Cooma, Cooma Crash Repairs, Berridale Licensed Post Offi ce, John Barilaro

Patchwork, Quilting & AppliqueElgas, The Fabric Salon, Agriwest Cooma, Shear Delight, Rosemont Patchwork, John Barilaro

Novelty Event Boloco Creek Steelworks

11

LIFE MEMBERSKylie & Peter Douch, David & Jane Glasson, Justin Hedger, Ray & Tess Kilpatrick, Liz McMahon, Carl Power, Judy Walters, Larry Wallace, Richard Wallace, Brian Seears, Nita Wallace, Keith & Jan Bennett, Robert & Michelle Thompson.Deceased Life Members: W J (Billy) Bruce, Cecil & Olga Caldwell, L V (Pip) Cogan, Dudley Griffi th, Milton Hedger, Tom Jamieson, D C (Polly) Mitchell, Boyd Mould, Bill Mugridge, Kevin Schaefer, Gwyn Turton, Sid Walters, Bob Walters, Ossie Wellsmore, Sid White, A L (Peter) Schaefer, Charlie Roberson, Sandy Wallace

EXECUTIVEPRESIDENT Julie Hedger Phone 6456 6763VICE PRESIDENT Trish Gerny Phone 6456 5364SECRETARY Natalee Reid Phone 6456 3440ASSISTANT SECRETARY Vickii Wallace Phone 6456 6725TREASURER Christie Glasson Phone 6456 6714PUBLIC OFFICER Christie Glasson Phone 6456 6714PUBLICITY OFFICER Annie O’Keeffe Phone 6456 3240CHIEF STEWARD Annie O’Keeffe Phone 6456 3240

OFFICE BEARERSENTRY SECRETARY Kirsty Ross Phone 6456 5158PAVILION SUPERINTENDENT Annie O’KeeffeRING SECRETARY Horse Show CommiteeAUDITOR KothesSTALL HOLDERS Kate Heeley Phone 6456 4681GROUNDSMAN Euan Welsh Phone 0448 502 463HON. VETERINARIAN Snowy Mountains Veterinary Group

The Dalgety Show Society sincerely thanks the local media. ABC South East Radio, the Land Newspaper, 2NMO Monaro Community Radio, The Monaro Post, Snowy Mountains 2XL & Snow FM have once again given the Dalgety Show generous coverage and support.

OFFICIALS

PARKING TO BE CARRIED OUT UNDER OFFICIALS’ DIRECTION

12

INDEPENDENT TYRE & AUTOMOTIVECENTRE FOR THE MONARO

• Windscreens • rego checks & green slips • Wheel alignment & braking • all mechanical work • automotive parts & accessories

41 bombala st, cooma • p: 6452 2385PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 2019 COOMA show

MDTMONARO DISCOUNT TYRES

13

EARTHMOVINGEARTHMOVINGBrock robinson

Ph: 0401 887 000E: [email protected]

FOOTINGS & DRAINAGE

DETAILED & BULK EARTHWORKS

DAM CONSTRUCTION & CLEANING

SITE CUTS & LEVELLING

TRENCHING

Topcon 3D GPS Capabilities

14

PROGRAM OF EVENTS & ATTRACTIONS

7.30am Yard Dog Trials commence

8.30am Quilt Exhibition in Dalgety Memorial Hall opens

8.30am Horse rings commence

9.00am Showground Pavilion opens

9.30am Sheep Judging commences

9.30am Judging in Pavilion commences

(Pavilion will be closed for 1 1/2 hour)

10.00am Cattle, Wool & Poultry judging commences

10.00am Judging in Dalgety Memorial Hall commences

11.00am Judging of Novelty Section

11.00am Woodchop events & Snowy River Tyrepower

Stockmans Challenge (Juniors only) commence

1.00pm Offi cial Opening 2019 Dalgety Show

2.00pm Snowy River Tyrepower Stockmans Challenge

(Opens)

3.30pm Quilt Exhibition - Viewers’ Choice announced

General Sideshows & children’s attractions

Numerous trade & commercial exhibits throughout the grounds.

Don’t forget to take a wander over to the Dalgety Memorial Hall where there

are exhibitions and displays.

Please note: The Pavilion will be closed for judging for 1 1/2 hours from

9:30am to 11am.

15

Take me back

16

SHOW ENTRY INFORMATIONGate Entry Prices Adults $10

Aged Pensioners $5

Seniors $8All School children free (must present school pass).Seniors & pensioners must present proof of concession or pension card.

All exhibitors must pay gate fee to enter showground.Wristbands will be issued and must be worn on show day.

LUCKY GATE PRIZES Monster Sports; 2 x $250 Vouchers

KIDS GATE PRIZES Monster Sports; 2 x $250 Vouchers

BBQ, BAR & KIOSKAs usual providing great food and drink choices

BBQ B/FAST: Dalgety School P&C will be cooking up brekky.BBQ: Robert & Michelle Thompson with their dedicated staff of fabulous BBQ cooks who will be whipping up a feast of BBQ delights.BAR: Jackie Harmey and team will be able to help you with your choice of tipple.KIOSK: Vickii Wallace & her helpful crew will see you amply fed.

If at busy times throughout the day there is a small wait – please be patient and remember your Please & Thank You’s as all our workers are

tireless volunteers

17

T I M H E D G E RCattle Ultrasound Testing

HEDGER SCANNING

S E R V I C E S

[email protected]: 0409 098 478

A B N 3 2 7 9 4 6 5 3 5 4 2

18

DALGETY WOODCHOPWOODCHOPPING PROGRAM -

SUNDAY 3RD MARCH 2019 11.00AM START

ENTRY FORM; NO BLOCK NO CHOP!!! ENTRIES CLOSE 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO EVENT!!!

SOUTHEAST AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION. ADMINISTRATION FEE APPLIES; $2.00 TOTAL ENCLOSED:……………

NAME:…………………………….......................................................ADDRESS:…………………………….................................................TELEPHONE NO:………………………………SIGNATURE:……………………………….... DATE…………………I will not hold the event organisers responsible for any loss, damage or injury.

TO; PETER KNIGHT 9 KNIGHT ST TOWAMBA NSW 2550 0264967005 / 0429837621

NOTE; ALL EVENTS WILL BE RUN UNDER THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE SOUTH EAST AXE-MENS ASSOCIATION INC. THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAM WITHOUT NOTICE.

EVENTS 1ST 2ND 3RD FEE TICK1. JUNIOR (17 UNDER) 274 U/H HCP $25 $15 $10 $8.00 SPONSORED BY NSWAA

3. NOVICE 300 U/H HCP $60 $30 $15 $10.00

4. NOVICE 250 S/B HCP $60 $30 $15 $10.00

5. OPEN 275 S/B HCP $120 $60 $25 $15.00

6. OPEN 275 U/H HCP $120 $60 $25 $15.00

7. CHAMPIONSHIP 275 S/B $100 $50 $25 $15.00

8. 2 MAN B/B U/H HCP $100 $60 $40 $10.00 P/P

19

When it comes to clean, efficient energy...you can’t beat

Suppliers of bulk and cylinder LP gas for commercial or domestic

applications servicing the Monaroand the Snowy Mountains

Phone: 131 161www.elgas.com.au

For appliance salesJindabyne: Mitre 10

3 Snowy River Ave Ph: 6451 4200

For appliance salesCooma: South East Tile & Bathroom

44-48 Bombala Street Ph: 6452 1500

LTD 1 Kaiser Street, Polo Flat

20

Last and MaxwellSOLICITORS | BARRISTERS | NOTARIES

John Last B LEG S NOTARY PUBLICDonald Maxwell B LEG S NOTARY PUBLIC

12 Bombala Street,Cooma NSW 2630

6452 3877Fax: (02) 6452 4560

E: [email protected]

COOMA

21

SNOWY RIVER TYREPOWERSTOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE

Juniors 11am, Opens to followEntries to Joanne Miners

Longfi eld 5054 Snowy River Way, Dalgety(02) 6456 5177 • 0448 665 881

Pre entries will be taken as limited numbers are available

Open $20 Junior Under 16’s $10

COMPETITIONHorse and rider will compete in a set course to demonstrate their skills, it is a timed event so it also demonstrates their speed and control. A course will be set that includes reversing, side passing, whip cracking, bending, jumping and a few other obstacles.

Open

Monday – Friday 9am to 5:30pm

Saturday - 9am to 12noon

BERRIDALE PHARMACY

The Little Shop that’s BIG on Service

23

NOVELTY EVENT

Construct your Sheep from any material and make it big or small!Make one or make a group!

Sections: a. Open b. Under 16 c. Under 6

Deliver entries to the Concrete Bunker (near the sheep pavilion) before 9.00am on the day of the Show.Please ring Liz on 6456 5017 or email [email protected] for any enquiries.

Judging 11.00am

Prize – OPEN: $30.00 Prize – UNDER 16: $30.00 Prize – UNDER 6: $20.00

Proudly Sponsored by: BOLOCO CREEK STEELWORKS

SHEEPSHEEP

24

WALKERGIBBS & KING

Serving the Monaro for over a century.H O N E S T Y E X P E R I E N C E I N T E L L I G E N C E

Buying your home is often the largest single financial decision you will ever make. Selling a home often means a new chapter in your life.

While it is exciting, it can be stressful. Let us take any apprehension out of the process so you can enjoy the end result!

We work closely with real estate agents and financial institutions. We can also take care of your business lease, easement and access to property issues, boundary adjustments and other real estate concerns.

We also provide solutions and advice with Estate planning, Elder Law, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Guardianship, Family Law, Property Division, Disputes,

Mediation, Civil & Criminal Court work and compensation claims.

Walker Gibbs & King Solicitors 7 Dawson Street, Cooma PO Box 8, Cooma NSW 2630

P: 6452 1488 | F: 6452 1725E: [email protected] | www.coomalaw.com.au

25

MONARO YARD DOG CHAMPIONSHIP TRIAL

Dalgety Showgrounds - Campbell St. Dalgety NSWHosted by Monaro Utility Dog Club

Chief Steward - Jay Weston Sunday 3rd March 2019

Judges Talk 7.30am for 7:45am startRun under NSW Yard Dog Association Rules: www.yarddogsnsw.com

GRAND TOTAL: *Improver dogs may enter the Monaro Championship with additional championship payment.*A Local Trial will be run during the lunch break for amateur local handlers to have a go. Entry fee will be $5.00, pay and register on the day.Direct Deposit: BSB: 801:009 ACC: 001148035 Handler’s name and dog name as reference please.Or Cheques Payable to: Dalgety Show SocietyEntries and enquiries to: Jay Weston - PO Box 26, Berridale NSW 2628Mobile - 0403 191 447Entries Close: Wednesday 20th February 2019

By signing below, I agree to the NSWYDA rules and constitution.I will not hold organisers responsible for loss, damage or injury.

DOG MAIDEN $8 NOVICE $10 IMPROVER $12 OPEN $15 TOTAL

Name

Address

Phone

Signature

Date

Temporary memberships available on the day for $20 • Bitches in oestrus not permitted • Handlers and dogs enter at their own risk • Organisers retain the right to alter the program at any time * Prizes: - Buckley’s Rural Services Highest Scoring Bitch on the Open courseThanks to our Sponsors.

Are you a member of NSWYDA? No Yes Member Number: _________(If known)

26

NOTES

27

Livestock Marketing SpecialistsAuctionsPlus Accredited

Rural Property SalesClearing Sales

Will Dixon: M 0427 025 809 E [email protected] Evans: M 0427 994 429 E [email protected] Parkes: M 0427 017 563 (Bombala/Delegate)

5/133 Sharp Street, Cooma NSW 2630P: 02 6452 7747 E: [email protected]

30

SECTION BMERINO SHEEP

STRONG WOOL1. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth2. Ram showing 4 teeth and over3. August shorn ram any ageCHAMPION STRONG WOOL RAM

4. Ewe not showing more than 2 teeth5. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over6. August shorn ewe any ageCHAMPION STRONG WOOL EWE

MEDIUM WOOL7. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth8. Ram showing 4 teeth & over9. August shorn ram any ageCHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL RAM

10. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth11. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over12. August shorn ewe any ageCHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL EWE

FINE WOOL13. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth14. Ram showing 4 teeth and over15. August shorn ram any ageCHAMPION FINE WOOL RAM

16. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth17. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over18. August shorn ewe any ageCHAMPION FINE WOOL EWE

SUPERFINE WOOL19. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth20. Ram showing 4 teeth and over21. August shorn ram any ageCHAMPION SUPERFINE WOOL RAM

22. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth23. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over24. August shorn ewe any ageCHAMPION SUPERFINE WOOL EWE

Chief Stewards: Mr Peter LetteStewards: Mr Jock Wallace

RULES:1. Limited number of pens available2. Merino stud sheep must carry current NSWBA ear label3. Owner declaration forms on animal health to accompany all Sheep4. The Hazeldean Pastoral Company Trophy for the most successful exhibitor in open merino classes will be in accordance with the following rules: (a) The exhibitor to hold the trophy for the year in which it was won (b) The following points to be awarded and the highest total is to win the trophy; 1st 3 points; 2nd 2 points; section champion 2 points; reserve section champion 1 point; grand champion 2 points, reserve grand champion 1 point; 1st for a group 3 points; 2nd for a group 1 point; Only 1 point will be scored in any class unless there are 2 or more competitors.

Declaration form available from Peter Lette (02) 6456 3034.

31

SPECIAL GROUPS25. The BM Wallace Trophy for a group consisting of ram and 2 ewes to be judged with due regards to type and uniformity. These sheep need not have the same wool type26. The Arrawnook Merino Stud Trophy for an exhibit of 3 rams to be judged with due regards to type and uniformity. These sheep need not have the same wool type.

MEAT BREEDS27. Best Meat Breed Ram any age

28. Best Meat Breed Ewe any age29. Best 3 Fat Lambs

MERINO FLOCK SHEEPStud breeders are not eligible to enter fl ock sheep section. Sheep to be bred by exhibi-tor and must be naturally grazed. Shearing date to be specifi ed when entered.

30. 3 Ewe lambs Spring born31. 3 Ewe lambs Autumn born32. 3 two tooth Ewes fi ne wool33. 3 two tooth Ewes medium wool34. 3 two tooth Ewes strong wool35. 3 Ewes any age

JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION EWE$50 donated by Conrayn Stud

JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RAM$50 donated by Conrayn Stud

GRAND CHAMPION EWEDudley Griffi ths Trophy and $50

BOB WALTERS GRAND CHAMPION RAMBob Walters Memorial Perpetual Trophy and $50

BOYD MOULD SUPREME MERINO EXHIBIT$100 donated by Colin Mould and Perpeptual Shield and Trophy

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR$100 prize and Hazeldean Pastoral Co. Trophy

CHAMPION PEN 3 LAMBSCecil Thompson Memorial Trophy and $50

CHAMPION 3 TWO TOOTH EWESMiddleview Trophy and $50

CHAMPION 3 MERINO EWES ANY AGEC Dwyer Trophy and $100 Voucher donated by Jindabyne Landscaping

32

SECTION B1MERINO WOOL

Entries will be accepted on show day - only until 9am.Judging to commence at 9.30am.

Chief Steward: Mr Ben Litchfi eldBY-LAWS:Wool must not be more than twelve months growth and shorn within the last 12 months. All fl eeces must be skirted. Rams wool not eligible for championship prize. Sheep to have been bred by competitor.STUD BREEDERS INELIGIBLE TO ENTER COMMERCIAL BREEDERS SECTION

STUD1. Superfi ne Wool Fleece2. Fine Wool Fleece3. Medium Wool Fleece4. Strong Wool Fleece5. Ram Fleece, Open To All Classes

COMMERCIAL6. Superfi ne Wool Fleece7. Fine Wool Fleece8. Medium Wool Fleece9. Strong Wool Fleece

CHAMPION STUD BREEDERS FLEECEHighest Points ScoreThos.W Green Trophy and $25 prize

BEST THREE FLEECES OF THE SAME COUNTRA Hedger Trophy (Open) and $25 prize

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL BREEDERS FLEECE$25 prize

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL FLEECE:Judged On Commercial ValueM &C Caldwell Trophy (Open) and $25 prize

NEIL CORBY MEMORIAL TROPHYThis trophy will be presented to the most successful exhibitor in wool section,

aggregate points over four shows - Nimmitabel, Delegate, Dalgety and Bombala.

33

B U Y I N G - R E N T I N G - S E L L I N GT 02 6456 3243 M 0411 136 645 F 02 6456 3888

E [email protected] snowyriverrealestate.com.au

Own your lifestyle. Find your space in the Snowy Mountains

Owning her lifestyle; locally grown, awesome chick Toni Wallace

Own your lifestyle. Find your space in the Snowy Mountains

35

SECTION CSTUD CATTLE

Chief Steward: Mr Adam Walters Phone 0408 405 766 or 6456 6710Stewards: Mrs Liz Walters, John & Julie Hedger, Alex Andrich & Ellyse Walters

1) All exhibits to be penned by 9:30am2) Studs BJD tested MN2-MN3 to be penned separate from protected zone cattle3) Age of cattle in subsections to be actual age at 28th February each year4) Entries must be registered with respective Breed Societies5) Bulls over the age of 12 months must have a nose ring6) All cattle must have NLIS devices and appropriate paperwork.7) Stud Cattle must be tested Pesti Negative8) All competitors must inform the Stewards of their P.I.C.

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW$40 Prize and Rosskin Angus & Charolais Stud Trophy

SUPREME EXHIBIT$60 prize

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR$40 prize

ALL BREEDS1) BULL under 12months2) BULL 12months and under 16months3) BULL 16months and under 20monthsCHAMPION JUNIOR BULL - $35RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BULL

4) BULL 20months and under 24months5) BULL 24months and under 30months6) BULL over 30months CHAMPION SENIOR BULL - $35RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR BULL

7) FEMALE under 12months8) FEMALE 12months and under 16months9) FEMALE 16months and under 20monthsCHAMPION JUNIOR FEMALE - $35RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR FEMALE

10) FEMALE 20months and under 24months11) FEMALE 24months and under 30months12) FEMALE over 30months CHAMPION SENIOR FEMALE - $35RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR FEMALE

GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW$40.00 prize and Boloco Partnership Trophy

36

SECTION C1COMMERCIAL CATTLE

a) All exhibits to be penned by 9.30 amb) All cattle must have NLIS devices and appropriate paperwork.c) All competitors must inform the Stewards of their P.I.Cd) A limit of 2 entries in each class by each vendor

1. BEST TRADE STEER, 300-400 KG$30 prize and Berridale Butchery Trophy

2. BEST TRADE STEER, (BEST EXPORT STEER 401 KG +)1st $85, 2nd $35 prize and J Eccleston Trophy

3. 2 STEER VEALERS, UNDER 400 KG LIVE WEIGHT $30 prize

CHAMPION STEER (from classes 1,2 & 3) $70 prize and Jimenbuen Past Co. Trophy

4. TWO HEIFERS, UNDER 1 ½ YEARS. JUDGED ON COMMERCIAL VALUE$60 prize and JJ Walters Trophy

5. COW WITH STEER OR HEIFER CALF AT FOOT $30 prize and Merani Park Trophy

CHAMPION FEMALE (From classes 4 & 5)$40 prize

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT$60 prize and Bob McMillan Memorial Perpetual Trophy

38

JUNIOR JUDGING BEEF CATTLE

ENTRY: Entries close Friday 22nd February 2019. Please telephone Adam & Ellyse Walters on 6456 6796 / 0457 494 839.

PRIZEMONEY: 1st $70, 2nd $50, 3rd $30

RULES & REGULATIONS:a) Competitors must be over 15 and under 25 years of age on 1st May in the year of the State Final at the Royal Easter Show.b) To be eligible to compete for Group Finals, competitors must live and/or work in the district for three months, or be enrolled at a secondary or tertiary institution in the area.c) No competitor can represent more than one show society in any one Group Final and no more than one group in a State Final. The winners of a National Final cannot compete at any level in the particular competition that they won.d) Competitors will be eliminated from the competition if deemed by the chief steward to be receiving outside assistance.

PROCEDURE1. Three classes of animals are judged by competitors, each class consisting of a different breed. If cattle available provide for only one or two classes, competition may still be conducted with appropriate adjustment to scoring.2. Animals in each class must be identifi ed by “breastplates ” numbered 1-4, (not A,B,C,D) with relevant age, weights and measurements on them (if available).This is essential when using the Hormel Computing Slide.3. The oral class of 4 animals will be nominated by the Overjudge or Chief Steward before judging commences.

COMPETITION TIMINGFrom the point of view of the competitors, the animals and the spectators, it is important that the whole competition be completed in approximately one hour.In the case of 3 classes of animals being used, the timing would be as follows:

• Judging 3 classes - 8 minutes each• Competitors’ oral tests - 3 minutes each

39

Plumbing Problems?CALL

Act now to save money, water and heartache!

COMMERCIAL - DOMESTIC Emergency Roofing Gas works

Hot water Eco friendly Machine hire

PH: 6457 10585 STURGEON ST, JINDABYNE

Gavin Patton: 0427 200 823 Lic No. NSW: L10280 ACT: 20101111

Joel Patton: 0402 827 911Lic No. NSW 249895C

Email: [email protected]

40

SECTION PPOULTRY

Chief Steward: Mr Jim FletcherStewards: Mrs Elizabeth Fletcher, Mr Bill Fletcher, Miss Lucy Gordon, Miss Marg Denley and Mr Greg Harmer

REGULATION AND CONDITIONS• All exhibits to be penned by 10am on show day• The committee will take all care, but accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits.• All Birds must be Purebred.• The committee reserves the right to disqualify and remove from the pavilion any exhibit that, in the opinion of the said committee, is detrimental to the health of other exhibits.• If four or more birds of one variety are entered into the A.O.V classers there will be a class made for them on the day.• No parking in showground - there are spaces reserved in the carpark on the other side of the bridge near the riverJUNIORS1. All Birds must be Purebred2. Children must be present to pen their own Birds.3. Birds entered in the junior section cannot compete in Open Events.

Entries close on the 22rd of February 2019. All entry to Jim Fletcher PO Box 1068 Cooma NSW 2630 or Ph: 0432 201 484.

SOFT FEATHER LARGE1. Ancona A.R.V, Male2. Ancona A.R.V, Female3. Australorp A.R.C, Male4. Australorp A.R.C, Female5. Barnevelder A.R.C, Male6. Barnevelder A.R.C, Female7. Campine A.R.C, Male8. Campine A.R.C, Female9. Langshan A.R.C, Male10. Langshan A.R.C, Female11. Leghorn A.R.C, Male12. Leghorn A.R.C, Female

13. Plymouth Rock A.R.C, Male14. Plymouth Rock A.R.C, Female15. Rhode Island A.R.C, Male16. Rhode Island A.R.C, Female17. Silkie A.R.C, Male18. Silkie A.R.C, Female19. Wyandotte A.R.C, Male20. Wyandotte A.R.C, Female21. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light, Male22. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light, Female23. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Male24. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Female25. Breeding Pair

Abbreviations used:ARV- ANY RECOGNISED VARIETYAOV- ANY OTHER VARIETYARC- ANY RECOGNISED COLOUR

41

HARD FEATHER LARGE26. Old English Game A.R.C, Male27. Old English Game A.R.C, Female28. Pit Game A.R.C, Male29. Pit Game A.R.C, Female

30. Australian Game A.R.C, Male31. Australian Game A.R.C, Female32. A.O.V Hard Feather, Male33. A.O.V Hard Feather, Female34. Breeding Pair

SOFT FEATHER BANTAM35. Australorp A.R.C Male36. Australorp A.R.C Female37. Belgian A.R.V Male38. Belgian A.R.V Female39. Langshan A.R.C Male40. Langshan A.R.C Female41. Pekin A.R.C Male42. Pekin A.R.C Female

43. Sebright A.R.C Male44. Sebright A.R.C Female45. Wyandotte A.R.C Male46. Wyandotte A.R.C Female47. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light Male48. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light Female49. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Male50. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Female51. Breeding Pair

HARD FEATHER BANTAM52. Modern Game A.R.C Male53. Modern Game A.R.C Female54. Old English Game A.R.C Male55. Old English Game A.R.C Female

56. Pit Game A.R.C Male57. Pit Game A.R.C Female58. A.O.V Hard Feather Male59. A.O.V Hard Feather Female60. Breeding Pair

WATER FOWL61. Campbell A.R.C Male62. Campbell A.R.C Female63. Muscovy A.R.C Male64. Muscovy A.R.C Female65. Silver Appleyard Large Male

66. Silver Appleyard Large Female67. Silver Appleyard Bantam Male68. Silver Appleyard Bantam Female69. A.O.V Water Fowl Male70. A.O.V Water Fowl Female71. Breeding Pair

JUNIORS72. A.R.V Soft Feather Large Male73. A.R.V Soft Feather Large Female74. A.R.V Hard Feather Large Male75. A.R.V Hard Feather Large Female76. A.R.V Soft Feather Bantam Male

77. A.R.V Soft Feather Bantam Female78. A.R.V Hard Feather Bantam Male79. A.R.V Hard Feather Bantam Female80. A.R.V Water Fowl Male81. A.R.V Water Fowl Female82. Breeding Pair

83. Best Backyard Layer1st place $30 and a bag of feed 2nd place $10

84. Best presented Chook1st place $30 and a bag of feed 2nd place $10

The birds for these classes don’t have to be pure bred, just healthy and free from parasites.

42

CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE$30 prize supported by Snowy River Echo, Ribbon and a 25kg of Vella Layer Pellets sup-ported by Cooma Rural

RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE$10 prize and ribbon supported by Snowy River Echo

CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE$30 prize supported by Bellevue Park, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets supported by Cooma Rural

RESERVE CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE $10 prize and ribbon supported by Bellevue Park

CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM$30 prize supported by Beech Plumbing, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets supported by Cooma Rural

RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM$10 prize and ribbon supported by Bellevue Park

CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM$30 prize supported by Colock Poultry, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets supported by Cooma Rural

RESERVE CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM$10 prize and ribbon supported by Colock Poultry

CHAMPION WATER FOWL $30 prize supported by Ladybug Horticulture, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets supported by Cooma Rural

RESERVE CHAMPION WATER FOWL $10 prize and ribbon supported by Ladybug Horticulture

BEST SOFT FEATHER $20 prize and ribbon supported by Snowy Mountains Plumbing

BEST HARD FEATHER $20 prize and ribbon supported by Snowy Mountains Plumbing

43

BEST SOFT FEATHER BREEDING PAIR$20 prize and ribbon supported by Elders Cooma

BEST HARD FEATHER BREEDING PAIR $20 prize and ribbon supported by Stuart Fletcher Electrician

BEST COLOURED BIRD OTHER THAN BLACK OR WHITE$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Leader Products

BEST LANGSHAN$10 prize and Ribbon supported by Stuart Fletcher Electrician

OPEN ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD$10 prize and Ribbon supported by Stuart Fletcher Electrician

SUPREME EXHIBIT $40 prize and Ribbon supported by McDonalds Cooma

BEST JUNIOR EXHIBIT$30 prize supported by Alpine Motors Poultry and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets supported by Cooma Rural

CHAMPION JUNIOR SOFT FEATHER$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Leader Products

CHAMPION JUNIOR HARD FEATHER$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Leader Products

JUNIOR ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Jindabyne Automotive

JOHN LAWLIS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY FOR CHAMPION ROOSTER

PRIZES - 1st and 2nd certifi cates

45

SECTION DFRESH PRODUCE

Vegetables, Fruit, Eggs and HoneyEntries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am

PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specifi ed.

1. WAX BEANS, 12 on a plate2. FRENCH BEANS, 12 on a plate3. CLIMBING BEANS,12 on a plate4. RADISHES5. CARROTS, 3 short6. CARROTS, 3 long7. PARSNIPS, 38. TURNIPS, 3 OR SWEDES, 39. BEETROOT, 310. GARLIC, 311. ONIONS, 3 white12. ONIONS, 3 brown13. ONIONS, A.O.V., 314. POTATOES ,3 red skin15. POTATOES, 3 white skin16. TOMATOES, Cherry or Pear, 617. TOMATOES, 3 red18. TOMATOES, 3green19. SWEET CORN, 3 cobs20. CAPSICUMS, 321. RHUBARB, 6 stalks

22. SPINACH, BEET, 6 leaves23. LETTUCE, 1 head24. CABBAGE, any variety, 125. CUCUMBERS, 3 long26. CUCUMBERS, 3 apple27. ZUCCHINI, 328. MARROW, 1 white29. MARROW, 1 green30. CUSTARD SQUASH, 131. BANANA SQUASH, 132. HUBBARD, 1 green33. HUBBARD, 1 red34. QUEENSLAND BLUE PUMPKIN35. PUMPKIN, A.O.V.36. BUTTERNUT PUMPKIN37. BIGGEST PUMPKIN38. BEST COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, 6 (2 pieces of each)EGGS39. BROWN EGGS, 640. WHITE EGGS, 6

VEGETABLES

FRUIT41. PEACHES, 342. PEARS, cooking, 343. PEARS, eating, 344. APPLES, cooking, 345. APPLES, eating, 346. NECTARINES, 3

47. PLUMS, 348. STRAWBERRIES, 649. RASPBERRIES, 1250. BEST COLLECTION OF FRUIT, 4 (2 pieces of each)

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT

46

JUNIOR SUB – SECTION1st prize $15 and 2nd prize $1051. RADISHES, 352. CARROTS, 353. BEETROOT, 354. POTATOES, 355. PEACHES, 356. APPLES, 357. PARSNIPS, 358. ONIONS, 359. TURNIPS, 3

60. TOMATOES, 361. CORN, 2 COBS62. STRAWBERRIES, 663. COLLECTION, 2 each of 3 different vegetable or fruit64. COLLECTION - ROOT VEGETABLES, up to 4 varieties, 2 of each65. LETTUCE66. EGGS

CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT$25 prize

HONEY67. HONEY, raw 68. HONEY, creamed

Sponsored by Margaret & Hilton Reynolds

Equine Reproductive Ultrasound • General Consultations • Digital X-rays24 hour emergency service

64557800 | www.snowyvets.com.au

47

SECTION EFLOWERS

Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 amChief Steward: Bridget Corby Ph 6456 5123PRIZE MONEY: First Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only unless specifi ed otherwise.

1. All exhibits, except in decorative section, must have been grown by exhibitor or a member of his or her household.2. All exhibits in children’s section must be arranged only by exhibitor.3. Right to inspect gardens of exhibitors. The committee reserves the right to visit gardens before or after the Show from which plants or fl owers have been entered for competition.4. Constitution of an exhibit: Where a number of plants or fl owers is specifi ed in the Schedule for a class, neither more nor less than the number may be shown, and an exhibit will be disqualifi ed by an excess or defi ciency.5. In all classes where cut material is shown, all stems must reach the water in the receptacle.6. All exhibits should be named; errors in naming will not be disqualifi ed, but this can count in very close competition.7. Any prize may be withheld or modifi ed if the exhibits are considered unworthy of prize offered.8. Judge’s decisions on the relative merit of exhibits shall be fi nal.

DAHLIASThe naming of blooms before judging is desirable. Dahlia Standards: All blooms 160 mm and over to be staged one per vase. All blooms under 160 mm to be staged three per vase.Minatures must be under 120mm.NOTE: A vase is any container or bottle suitable for staging dahlias.

SIZESDecorative Classes may be formal or informal. Cactus or Semi-Cactus types unless otherwise state in schedule.Giant Decorative and Large Cactus 260mm & overLarge Decorative and Large Cactus 210mm & under 260Medium Decorative and Medium Cactus 160mm & under 210mmSmall Decorative and Small Cactus 120mm & under 160mmMinature Cactus under 120mmLarge Incurved Cactus 160mm & overSmall Incurved Cactus 120mm & under 160mmSmall Ball Type (Show Type) 120mm & under 160mmMinature Ball Type (Show Type) 120mmPompom under 50mmNymphea under 160mmColarette ( Anomone, Orchid, Stellar & Single under 160mm

48

1. GIANT DECOARTIVE2. ONE LARGE GIANT OR DECORATIVE3. ONE MEDIUM DECORATIVE4. VASE SMALL DECORATIVE5. VASE MINIATURE DECORATIVE6. ONE LARGE INCURVED CACTUS7. ONE MEDIUM INCURVED CACTUS8. VASE SMALL CACTUS, 3 blooms, 1 variety

9. VASE MINIATURE CACTUS, 3 blooms, 1 variety10. VASE INCURVED CACTUS, 1 bloom over 160, 3 blooms under 180

11. VASE, SMALL BALL TYPE, 3 blooms, NND12. VASE, 3 blooms, Pompom, 1 variety13. VASE, 3 blooms, Colarette, NND14. VASE , 3 blooms, Nymphea, 1 variety15. VASE, any other type standard unit

ROSES16. ONE DARK ROSE, H-T17. ONE LIGHT ROSE, H-T18. THREE ROSES, H-T, NND, 3 containers19. VASE ROSES, FLORIBUNDA, not more than 6 cuts

20. VASE ROSES, BUD TO FULL BLOOM, 4 stages, 4 stems21. ONE FULL BLOWN ROSE22. CONTAINER MINIATURE ROSES, NND, 3 stems23. BUNCH ROSES, 5 stems, H-T, NND

DECORATIVE24. LOW ARRANGEMENT, suitable for dining25. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS, suitable for mantelpiece26. COLLECTION OF GARDEN FLOWERS, arrangement to count

27. ARRANGEMENT, using one variety fl ower, any embellishment28. ARRANGEMENT, 5 fl owers, any embellishment29. SHOULDER SPRAY30. PRESENTATION POSY31. DRIED ARRANGEMENT, any material

GENERAL FLOWERS32. ONE GLADIOLI33. THREE GLADIOLI, dark34. THREE GLADIOLI, light35. COSMOS, 3 cuts36. CARNATIONS, 3 NND37. ZINNIAS, 338. SWEET PEAS, 639. GERANIUMS, 640. ASTERS, 641. MARIGOLDS, African, 3

42. MARIGOLDS, French, 343. PANSIES, 644. PETUNIAS, 3 cuts, NND45. PHLOX, annual, 6 cuts46. PHLOX, perennial, 3 cuts47. MICHAELMAS DAISIES, 3 cuts48. ANY OTHER FLOWER, not mentioned, 1 cut49. POT PLANT, fl owering50. POT PLANT, foliage51. POT PLANT, succulent

OVERALL CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $30

CHAMPION DAHLIA - $20

CHAMPION ROSE - $20

CHAMPION DECORATIVE - $20

CHAMPION GENERAL FLOWERS - $20 prize

49

Berridale Licensed Post Office

24 Myack Street, Berridale

Proud to support the Dalgety Show

Everything you need at your local Post Office...

50

CUT FLOWERS JUNIOR SUB-SECTION

1st prize $10 and 2nd prize $5

Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am52. CONTAINER FLOWERS, Australian Natives, container not over 10cm in height53. DECORATED SAUCER, rim of saucer to be covered54. NOVELTY, may use any or all of fruit, fl owers, vegetables55. ARRANGEMENT, representing a song or nursery rhyme. Must incorporate Australian Native plants.56. DRIED ARRANGEMENT, any materials

CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT - $25 prize

Peak Physio PlusP h y s i o t h e r a p y s e r v i c e s f o r a l l a g e s

A wide variety of modalities and manual therapy skills plus a variety of exercise equipment to kick start your rehabilitation. The aim is to have you

performing at your peak! HICAP’s on the spot health fund rebates, plus Medicare EPC rebates where applicable.

Workers compensation and third party clients also welcomed.

Hours: 9am – 5:30pm Mon, Tues, Thurs, 9am – 2pm Fri. Closed Wed.

1/72 Jindabyne Road Berridale | P: 6456 3993

52

SECTION FCOOKING

Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 amThe pavilion will be open Saturday 2nd if exhibitors wish to drop entries off

Chief Steward: Lorraine PhillipsStewards: Dianne Simpson

PRIZEMONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specifi ed.

1. SCONES, plain, 62. SCONES, date, 63. MUFFINS, 44. SPONGE SANDWICH, jam fi lled5. MARBLE CAKE6. HONEY ROLL7. PLATE LAMINGTONS, 6, 4cm x 4cm8. GLUTEN FREE CAKE9. DATE LOAF10. CHOCOLATE CAKE, iced on top - $20 donated by Berridale LPO11. ORANGE CAKE, iced on top12. SULTANA CAKE 20cm round or square13. BANANA BREAD14. MOIST COCONUT CAKE

15. ANY CAKE/S NOT MENTIONED to benamed, 16. RICH FRUIT CAKE 250g mixture $50 Sundance Bakehouse 17.PACKET CAKE iced on top & named18. ANZAC BISCUITS, 6 19. DARBY’S BUSH CAKES, 6 rolled out20. MACARONS, 621. COOKED SLICE, 6 on plate, 2 varieties22. UNCOOKED SLICE, 6 on plate, 2 varieties23. FRIANDS 424. STEAMED PLUM PUDDING25. MONTE CARLOS, 626. SHORTBREAD in one piece27. JAM DROPS, 6 on a plate28. BREAD 1 loaf named

CHAMPION EXHIBIT$20 prize


53

COOKING JUNIOR SUB-SECTION (12 YEARS & UNDER)


29. CUP CAKES, 4 iced - $10 donated by Dalgety CWA30. PLATE SCONES, plain 431. PACKET CAKE iced on top32. ANZAC BISCUITS, 6 on plate

33. DECORATED ARROWROOT BISCUITS, 4 on a plate, Under 7 years - $10 34. PIKELETS 4 - $20 from The Brown Family35. CHOCOLATE CAKE iced on top - $20 donated by Berridale Post Offi ce

CHAMPION EXHIBIT JUNIOR SUB-SECTION$25 prize

ANY DECORATED CAKE DEPICTING A SHEEP$10 prize

Ph: 6456 5130

Come say hello and check out our wide variety of perrennials, shrubs and trees.

We are the Home of Cool Country Cuisine Gourmet Condiments.

54

SECTION GCONDIMENTS

*Please note changed entry arrangements

Entry Form Closing Date: Friday 22nd February 2019 - items to be delivered between 10am & 12pm Saturday 2nd March to the Pavilion. Judging Saturday 2nd March

afternoon, results to be announced at the Show.

Chief Steward: Lorraine Phillips 0412 817 105Steward: Margaret ChalkPRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specifi ed.

1. APRICOT JAM2. PLUM JAM, dark3. PLUM JAM, light4. CHERRY JAM5. PEACH JAM6. STRAWBERRY JAM7. RASPBERRY JAM8. BLACKBERRY JAM9. ANY KIND OF JAM 10. MARMALADE JAM11. APPLE JELLY12. QUINCE JELLY13. LEMON BUTTER14. TOMATO SAUCE15. CHILLI JAM

16. PRESERVED PEACHES17. PRESERVED APRICOTS18. PRESERVED PLUMS19. PRESERVED PEARS20. PRESERVED CHERRIES, any variety21. PRESERVED BEETROOT22. PRESERVED TOMATOES23. ANY PRESERVE, not mentioned24. ANY PRESERVE, fruit in alcohol25. GREEN TOMATO PICKLES26. MUSTARD PICKLES27. TOMATO RELISH28. ANY CONDIMENT, not mentioned29. BEETROOT RELISH


CHAMPION EXHIBITOR$30 prize

56

SECTION HNEEDLEWORK

Dalgety Memorial HallChief Steward: Sarah Fosdyke Ph 0449 722 767

Entries can be dropped at the hall between 12pm - 3pm on Saturday 2nd March and before 9am on Sunday 3rd March.


1. DOILEYS, DUCHESS SET OR TABLE CENTRE, embroidered2. DOILEYS, TABLE CENTRE OR HANDKERCHIEF, crochet3. APPLIQUE – ANY ARTICLE4. ANY ARTICLE of clothing machine made, including stretch fabric, no knitting - $25 prize5. ANY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN SCHEDULE, machine made6. ANY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN SCHEDULE, handmade or embroidered7. DRESSED DOLL8. CUSHION

9. HAND TOWEL OR WASHER, decorated10. COAT HANGER, most attractive11. CLOTH DOLL or SOFT TOY, any material12. BEADWORK13.HEIRLOOM EMBROIDERY or RIBBON WORK14. A BAG, not patchwork15. CANDLEWICK, any article – not Quilt 16. ARTICLE OF TAPESTRY17. ARTICLE OF TAPESTRY, long stitch18. ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH19. WOOL EMBROIDERY – $25 prize

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR$25 prize. Sponsored by Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft

CHAMPION EXHIBIT$25 prize + $50 Voucher for Your House. Sponsored by Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft

NEEDLEWORKJUNIOR SUB- SECTION


20. ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE, Primary School21. ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE, High SchoolJudge to take into account the age of the student

JUNIOR CHAMPION$25 prize

57

SECTION IKNITTING

Chief Steward: Miss Tracey Leck Ph 6456 5057Stewards: Miss Elle WaltersENTRY: 9am Sunday at the HallPRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specifi ed.

Heavy yarn – 6 ply and over, Light yarn – to 5 ply

Manufacturers Yarn Label to be attached to all entries Wool or Synthetic. Any entry without a Manufacturers Yarn Label will not be judged but will be displayed (Homespun entries are exempted.)

1. BABYS FROCK, knitted2. INFANTS’ JACKET, knitted3. BABIES BONNET, knitted4. BOOTIES, knitted5. BABY’S SET, knitted (bonnet, booties, jacket)6. BABY’S ARTICLE, crochet7. LADY’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y.8. LADY’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y.9. CHILD’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y.10. CHILD’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y.11. MAN’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y.12. MAN’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y13. MULTICOLOUR CARDIGAN or JUMPER L.Y.14. MULTICOLOUR CARDIGAN or JUMPER H.Y.

15. FAIRISLE CARDIGAN or JUMPER L.Y.16. FAIRISLE CARDIGAN or JUMPER H.Y17. ANY ARTICLE, not mentioned, knitted18. ANY ARTICLE, not mentioned, crocheted19. ANY KNITTED TOY20. KNITTED RUG21. CROCHETED RUG22. PICTURE KNITTING23. ANY ARTICLE, knitted with homespun yarn24. ANY ARTICLE, crochet with homespun yarn25. ANY ARTICLE, knitted or crocheted with beads26. ANY ARTICLE, machine knitted27. SCARF

BEST RUG KNITTED OR CROCHETED$25 prize

CHAMPION WOOLLEN ARTICLE$20 prize

CHAMPION EXHIBITOR$30 prize. Sponsored by Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft

58

KNITTINGJUNIOR SUB- SECTION

28. BEST KNITTED ARTICLE - $10 Donated by Tracey Leck29. BEST CROCHET ARTICLE - $10 Donated by Tracey Leck30. ANY KNITTED TOY - $10 Donated by Tracey Leck31. SCARF

JUNIOR CHAMPION$25 prize

• Family Hotel • Lunch & Dinner 7 Days • Accommodaition • Courtesy Bus

61

SECTION JJUNIOR

Chief Steward: Mrs Bridget Corby Ph: (02) 6456 5123Stewards: Mrs J Hedger, Mrs Linda Kiesewetter

PRIZE MONEY: 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2 and ribbon, unless otherwise specifi ed.

REGULATIONS: *Please note changed entry arrangementsEntries exhibits close 4pm Friday 22nd February. Judging Saturday 23rd Feb. Results to be announced at the Show. Limit of one entry per child in each sub-section. The Year of exhibitors to be attached to exhibit. Any entry obviously not the work of the competitor is to be disqualifi ed.PLEASE ENSURE THAT NO NAMES ARE ON THE FRONT OF ANY ENTRY

1. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Kindergarten2. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Years1 & 23. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Years 3 & 44. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Years 5 & 65. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Kindergarten6. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Years 1 & 27. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Years 3 & 48. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Years 5 & 69. COLLAGE, any material – Kindergarten10. COLLAGE, any material – Years1 & 2

11. COLLAGE, any material – Years 3 & 412. COLLAGE, any material – Years 5 & 613. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Kindergarten14. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Years 1 & 215. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Years 3 & 416. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Years 5 & 6

17. HANDWRITING - Kindergarten18. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 119. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 2

20. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 321. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 4

22. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 5 23. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 6

24. CRAFT, any material - Kindergarten25. CRAFT, any material - Year 1-226. CRAFT, any material - Year 3-427. CRAFT, any material - Year 5-628. PUBLICATIONS - Kindergarten29. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -Year 130. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -Year 2

31. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -Year 332. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -Year 433. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -Year 534. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -Year 6

CHAMPION PROJECT$40 prize

PAINTING, COLLAGE & 3D CREATIONS

HANDWRITING – FOUNDATION STYLE

HANDWRITING – PERSONALISED

CRAFT, PUBLICATIONS & PROJECTS

63

SECTION KPHOTOGRAPHY

Steward: Megan Bridgeman Ph: 0402 800218 [email protected]*Please note changed entry arrangements

First prize $5 and ribbon, Second prize ribbon only

Entry Form closing date: Friday 22nd February 2018 – items to be delivered between 10am & 12 noon Saturday March 2nd to the Pavilion. Entries can be sent to Dalgety Show, PO Box 141 Berridale NSW 2628 & marked as an entry but must be received by Friday 22nd February 2018. Judging Saturday 2nd March, results to be announced at the Show. Name, address and phone number must be on back of photographs. Only photographs mounted on BLACK or WHITE cardboard, with a border width of 2 - 2.5cm, will be accepted. LIMIT of 10 photographs per entrant across all categories. Any photograph larger than 13cm x18cm will be judged as an enlargement. All care will be taken but no responsibility will be accepted by the Society for any loss or damage to any exhibit.

COLOUR1. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show2. High Country3. Sky/Weather4. Water 5. Flora

6. Animals7. Landscapes8. Buildings/Structures9. Character Study/Portrait10. Enlargement11. Digitally enhanced photograph, original must also be submitted

ANY PHOTOGRAPH DEPICTING A SHEEP - $20 CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPH - $60 Voucher from Schoo’s Studio

BLACK & WHITE12. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show13. High Country14. Sky/Weather15. Water 16. Flora

17. Animals18. Landscapes19. Buildings/Structures20. Character Study/Portrait21. Enlargement22. Digitally enhanced photograph, original must also be submitted

64

SECTION KJUNIOR COMPETITION

ANY PHOTOGRAPH DEPICTING A SHEEP - $20CHAMPION JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPH — $30

15 YEARS + UNDER1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2

COLOUR1. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show2. High Country3. Sky/Weather4. Water 5. Flora6. Animals

7. Landscapes8. Buildings/Structures9. Character Study/Portrait10. Enlargement11. Digitally enhanced photograph, original must also be submitted

BLACK & WHITE12. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show13. High Country14. Sky/Weather15. Water 16. Flora17. Animals

18. Landscapes19. Buildings/Structures20. Character Study/Portrait21. Enlargement22. Digitally enhanced photograph, original must also be submitted

65

SECTION LFINE ARTS AND 3D ART & CRAFTS

Chief Steward: Psalm Shaw Steward: Ursula Then


REGULATIONS: *Please note changed entry arrangements1. Entry per artist is limited to 4 artworks in total.2. Watercolours and drawings must be framed and ready to hang.3. Oil and acrylic canvases can be framed or unframed but must be ready to hang.4. All artworks are to be original pieces of the entering artist. Exceptions will be made if artist has given written authority (made available to the stewards) for the entrant to enter their artwork.5. Entry Form Closing Date: Friday 22nd February 2019 - items to be delivered between 10am & 12pm Saturday 2nd March to the Pavilion. NO ARTWORK WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME. Judging Saturday 2nd March, results to be announced at the Show. The general entry form must be completed and separated from the schedule at the time of submitting the artworks. There must be one completed form for each artist.7. Artworks can be sold at any time during the exhibition, but cannot be removed until 4 pm Sunday.8. Entered artwork must be dropped off and picked up from the pavilion. If artwork is not collected it will be available for pick up at the following show.

1. ACRYLIC PAINTING, any subject2. OIL PAINTING, any subject3. WATER COLOUR, any subject4. PASTEL, any subject5. PAINTING, Mixed media6. DIGITAL ART, printed, any subject

7. DRAWING, pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, mixed media8. MANGA & COMIC BOOK, Character or Page, pencil, pen and ink, mixed media, digital printed

9. WOODCRAFT, home made article10. METALCRAFT, home made article11. CERAMICS, home made article

12. MODEL, Home made, kit made or combination

PAVILION

ART

CRAFT

ANY CRAFT ARTICLE IN ANY MEDIUM DEPICTING A SHEEP$20 prize

12. PAINTING WATER COLOUR, ACRYLIC, OIL, PASTEL – traditional

13. PAINTING WATER COLOUR, ACRYLIC, OIL, PASTEL – abstract

BEST EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR SUB-SECTION CHAMPION EXHIBIT$25 prize $30 prize

JUNIOR SUB-SECTION (High School Years 7 – 12)EACH STUDENT TO ENTER IN ONE OR BOTH SECTIONS, ONE PAINTING ONLY AS SPACE LIMITED.

66

SECTION MHOME BREW

Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 amChief Steward: Mr Garry Thompson Phone 6456 5115 Steward: Leanne Oliver

PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specifi ed.NOTE: Each individual entry to have a maximum of two bottles

1. LAGER OR PILSENER2. ALE3. BITTER4. ANY BEER, not mentioned5. OLD OR DARK ALE

6. STOUT7. GINGER BEER8. FRUIT WINE, any variety9. LIQUEUR, any variety10. APPLE CIDER

BEST AUSSIE SHEEP LABEL $20 prize

CHAMPION EXHIBIT$15 prize Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies

RESERVE CHAMPION$10 prize Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies

Any home brewer that has won Home Brew Beer classes at any of the Group 6 shows will be eligible to enter. Winners will need to bring proof of their win as well as the section they won in. You will only be allowed to enter in that section. A maximum of two entries per class that corresponds to the classes stated below. Entries can be brought on the day and must be in by 9am or contact Garry Thompson (PH: 6456 5115) to make other arrangements.

1. LAGER OR PILSENER2. ALE

3. BITTER4. DARK ALE/ STOUT

Class 2 covers ales, pale ales, wheat beers and draught beers.

CHAMPION - A Bradley & J Hedger Trophy + $30 Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies

RESERVE CHAMPION Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies

GROUP 6 HOME BREW BEERCOMPETITION FINALS

69

SECTION QPATCHWORK, QUILTING & APPLIQUE

Dalgety Memorial HallChief Steward: Mrs Johanne Oscroft 6457 8344/0431 556 828Stewards: Mrs Wendy Gibson 0422 153 324, Mr Justin Hedger 6291 9162 after 8pmALL PATCHWORK/QUILTING WORK IS WELCOME AND CAN BE ENTERED FOR JUDGING AND/OR EXHIBITION ONLY

CONDITIONS• All entries to the Hall at 9:30 am Saturday morning, 2nd March.• Quilts from Cooma area can be left at the Fabric Salon by 5pm, Wednesday, 27th February.• All entries must remain until 4pm Sunday 3rd March. Please ensure you make arrangements for your quilts to be collected on Sunday afternoon.• All quilts ‘Professionally Machine Quilted’ must be stated on the entry form with the quilters name acknowledged.• Please ensure that all quilts have a hanging pocket (3” to 4” deep) on the back plus name & contact number of the maker and size of quilt. If the quilt is over 200cm wide a centre split in the hanging sleeve is advised to allow extra support for the quilt and the hanging rod. Any quilt without a hanging pocket properly attached will not be hung.• Entries limited to 2 per exhibitor, per class.• The Chief Steward has the right to change any entry.• Dalgety Show Society Inc. is not liable for any loss, damage or destruction of exhibition items. Insursnce cover, if desired, is the responsibility of the quiltmake.

Note: Judges in previous years have asked for a ‘story’ regarding the quilt, e.g: Name of pattern or your own design, fabric theme, whether quilt was a kit or made as part of a class etc. If your quilt is being judged could you please attach a ‘story’ to the back of the quilt. Quilts made from a pattern or based on another quilt should be acknowledged.

70

CHAMPION EXHIBIT$50 prize

VIEWERS CHOICECloses at 3.30pm Sunday. $30 PRIZE

1. QUILT - Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted (medium/large) $30 prize2. LARGE QUILT - (175cm wide and larger) Pieced & Professionally OR Domestic Machine Quilted by the quiltmaker $30 prize3. LARGE QUILT - (175cm wide and larger) Pieced, Hand Quilted $30 prize4. MEDIUM QUILT - (130cm and under 175cm wide) Pieced & Professionally OR Domestic Machine Quilted by the quiltmaker $25 prize5. MEDIUM QUILT (130cm and under 175cm wide) - Pieced, Hand Quilted $25 prize6. SMALL QUILT - (Under 130cm wide) Pieced, Machine Quilted $25 prize7. SMALL QUILT - (Under 130cm wide) Pieced, Hand Quilted $25 prize8. MINIATURE QUILT - (30cm x 30cm or smaller) $25 prize9. ART QUILT $25 prize10. WALL HANGING - (not a small quilt) $25 prize11. APPLIQUE QUILT $25 prize12. ANY OTHER ITEM OF PATCHWORK $25 prize13. CANDLEWICK QUILT $30 prize14. ANY ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK FOR A SCHOOL STUDENT $25 prize15. PROFESSIONAL QUILTERS ONLY $25 prize16. WENDY FARMER AWARD - MULTI TECHNIQUES Book Prize

73

LandmarkCooma

At Landmark, we have a network of 2000 amazing people working across all areas of agribusiness:

Cooma

landmark.com.au

74

GENERAL ENTRY FORMEntries may be phoned, emailed or received in the mail by

(unless indicated differently elsewhere in schedule)

Friday 22nd Februaryto:

Entry Secretary - Kirsty Ross,159 Werralong Road, Berridale NSW 2628

Phone (02)6456 [email protected]

All exhibitors must pay gate entry fee to enter showground.Wristbands will be issued and must be worn on show day.

All competitors and exhibitors compete and enter at their own risk and will nothold Dalgety Show Society responsible for any injury, loss or damage.

Items to be delivered as per section. Only perishable items, ie Flowers, Vegies and Cooking will be delivered under the old dates, all other items in the Pavilion to be delivered the week before.

Name of Exhibitor .....................................................................................................................

Address ......................................................................................................................

......................................................................................................................

Signed Exhibitor

or Parent Guardian .......................................................................................................................

Date Signed ....................../................../.................

WORKSAFEAll stallholders and Exhibitors are expected to abide by all safety regulations and requirements to ensure the Dalgety Show is a Safe and Worksafe compliant event. You are responsible for the Worksafe training

of yourself and your staff who are present at the Show.All stallholders and Exhibitors must comply with all the reasonable Worksafe procedures and directives as issued by the Dalgety Show Society representative and will take all reasonable practical measures to ensure their own safety and that of other site personnel, visitors and the general public including the

provision and use of all appropriate equipment and clothing.

75

T/AS Monaro Wool Services & Schute Bell Badgery Lumby

Cooma Office & Wool Store:

54-56 Polo Flat Road, Cooma NSW 2630

Call in and see Ross, Ben, Natalee, Brett, Peter & David

P: 6452 4494 F: 6452 4464

Other wool stores at:

Queanbeyan - Phone: 0427 910 151

Bombala - David Platts Phone: 6458 3720 Fridays 9am - 5pm

Bega - David Platts Phone: 0428 586 687

Bega Agricultural Supplies Friday 9am - 5pm

m

76

SECTION CLASS PARTICULARS OF EXHIBITS

77

��

��

��

��

�� !��

��

��"�#$%%&��'()��#%

)*��+�,+��

��

!��"#��"�*&(��-&(�'�(&

��$%&"�'��"��.��$/&

)*��+�,0�12��

79

SECTION CLASS PARTICULARS OF EXHIBITS

81

CONDITIONS OF ENTRYAll Competitors and Exhibitors enter and compete at their own risk and will not hold Dalgety Show Society responsible for any injury, loss or damage.1. Non-competitors are NOT allowed in ring during events.2. No pavilion entries accepted after 8:30 am Show day.3. Junior Sub Section in Pavilion 15 yrs and Under, unless otherwise stated.4. Pavilion entries should be not shown at a previous Dalgety Show. 5. All Sheep and Cattle exhibitors to fi ll out Declaration Forms.6. Sheep and Cattle to be bred by exhibitor. Wool to be bred and grown by exhibitor.7. Sheep, Cattle and Poultry to be penned by 9:00 am. Wool entries to be in by 9:30 am.8. 3rd place ribbons awarded if 5 in class in Sheep and Cattle sections9. All Protests must be in writing and delivered to the Secretary within 1 hour after completion of judging.10. Dalgety Show Society takes no responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits.11. All exhibits to remain in Pavilion until 4pm.12. Pavilion prize money to be collected from the Treasurer’s offi ce in the Pavilion between 4:00 and 5:30 pm. Horse prizemoney to be collected from Ring Secretary’s offi ce.13. All trophies will be awarded on day of show.14. All prize money to be collected on day of showThe committee reserves the right to amend, delete or add to the program as they think necessary, and reserves the right to reject or refuse entries without explanation. The committee reserves the right to refuse admittance to any person or persons.Entries may be phoned, emailed or received in the mail by Friday 22nd February(unless indicated differently elsewhere in schedule)to: Entry Secretary - Kirsty Ross. 159 Werralong Road, Berridale NSW [email protected] 6456 5158 or delivered to the showground as per the details in this schedule.

[email protected]

1 Hamilton St, Dalgety NSW 2628

Ph: 6456 5000

82

Shop 3, 72 Jindabyne Rd, Berridale

84

NOTES

86

NOTES

Dalgety Show 2019 Booklet · 2019. 2. 7. · Land Newspaper, 2NMO Monaro Community Radio, The...

Documents

Transcript of Dalgety Show 2019 Booklet · 2019. 2. 7. · Land Newspaper, 2NMO Monaro Community Radio, The...