Daylesford & District Agricultural Society Inc.

147th Annual Show 2019

VICTORIA PARK, DAYLESFORD

Saturday, November 23rd ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 15th 2019

Please note: Pavilion judging will take place at 2 p.m. on Friday 22nd November

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Daylesford & District Agricultural Society Inc.

147th Annual Show 2019

President: Mr D Harvey Vice President: Mr D Harris Secretary: Mr P Fitzgerald Assistant Secretary: Minute Secretary: Mrs J MacDonald Schedule Secretary: Ms M Harvey Treasurer: Mr S Curtain Senior Marshall: Mr D Harris Officer in Charge Public Address System: Mr K Pyers O H & S Officer: Mr D Harris LIFE MEMBERS: Mr R Barron, Mrs J MacDonald, Mr B Cooper, Mr J Cooper, Ms W Menadue, Mrs M Cooper, Mr D Harris, Mr A Cooper, Mr R Baker, Mr G Orr, Mrs R Pyers, Mrs E Young, Ms K Melen, Mrs S Melen, Mrs C Bolton, Mr K Pyers EMERGENCY COMMITTEE: All office bearers GENERAL COMMITTEE: Mr D Harris, Mrs J MacDonald, Mr K Pyers, Mrs R Pyers, Ms K Fagan, Mr N Pearson, Ms M Harvey, Mr J Bishop, Mr P Fiume, Mr G Pearce The Society gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the following: Ring Master: Mrs J Santurini Announcer: Mr K Pyers Marshall: Mr D Harris PAVILION STEWARDS: Mrs M Cooper, Mrs J Orr, Mrs Bolton, Mrs R Pyers, Mrs A O’Shea, Mrs M Gardiner, Mrs M Thomas, Mrs P Sheean, Mr A Sheean, Mrs C Boyd, Mr D Harvey, Ms M Harvey, Ms D Longmire LIVESTOCK STEWARDS: Mr F MacDonald, Glenlyon Pony Club, Mr A Cooper, Mrs J MacDonald, Ms S Sandow, Mr D MacDonald, Mr G Orr, Mr Andrew Cooper, Mr N Pearson, Ms K Sandow, Mr B Cooper, Mr Brett Cooper, Ms S Cooper, Mr D Harris, Ms P Mills, Mr J Phillips JUNOR STEWARDS: Mr L Cooper NOTE: In an emergency a veterinary surgeon is available at this Show. Enquire at the Secretary’s office. St John Ambulance Brigade members are also in attendance.

GENERAL ADMISSION PRICES: Adults - $10.00 Children (5-15 years) - $5.00 Concession - $5.00

Family admission - $25.00 (2 adults & up to 4 children) Children under 5 years - Free Pre-paid gate entry - $20.00 (2 adults & up to 4 children)

WHO TO CONTACT: General enquires – Secretary, Mr P Fitzgerald - 0428 112 295 Pavilion enquiries – Secretary, Mr P Fitzgerald - 0428 112 295 Cattle - Secretary, Mr P Fitzgerald - 0428 112 295 Horses - Mrs J MacDonald - 5348 7630 Sheep - Mrs J MacDonald - 5348 7630 Goats - Mr N Pearson - 5423 9288 Poultry - Mr G Pearce - 0429 111 293 Dogs - Kennel Secretary - 5423 4105 ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 15th 2019 using the entry forms in the schedule or online at www.daylesfordshow.com

JUNIOR SHOW PERSONALITIES Entrants are encouraged to express their personality. They may be asked questions for the judge to get to know them. The judge’s decision is final. JUDGING 1.30 P.M. OUTSIDE THE DINING ROOM NO ENTRY FEE PRIZES - SASHES ONLY Tiny Show Personality: 3-5 YEARS Little Show Personality: 6-8 YEARS Junior Show Personality: 9-11 YEARS Teen Show Personality: 12-17 YEARS

The Daylesford Agricultural Society Inc. In the year 1865, the first Show was held in the Jamison Hotel Yard, and was called ‘The Grain Show.’ Later it became known as the ‘Agricultural Show’, and for some considerable time was held in the old showgrounds at the corner of Malmsbury Road and Knox Street, and later at the grounds known as Middleton Park. The showgrounds are now established at Victoria Park, and Daylesford’s annual show is one of the State’s best exhibitions. DOGS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Under the Rules & Regulations of the VCA. Entry forms and schedules from Kennel Secretary: 5423 4105 ALL VEHICLES MUST PARK WHERE DIRECTED. The Agricultural Societies of Victoria Rural Ambassador & Junior Show Ambassador Awards 2019. Sponsored by Rural Finance at Midland Group level. AIMS • To highlight the talent, creativity and ingenuity of young rural

Victorians and, in doing so encourage entrants to be role models across local communities.

• To encourage and reward enthusiastic, skilful and industrious young people living or having an involvement in rural environments.

• To assist all entrants through their participation to develop strong communication and leadership qualities.

• To enable the applicant to gain greater proficiency in their chosen field and also to develop the applicant’s stature and reputation in that chosen field.

For further information or application please contact the Secretary: 0428 112 295.

SCHOOL DISPLAYS in the Tom Ford Pavilion The following schools have been invited to participate: Bullarto Primary School Dharma School Daylesford Pre-School Centre Daylesford Primary School Drummond Primary School Hepburn Primary School Hepburn Pre-School Newlyn Primary School St Michael’s School Trentham Kindergarten Trentham Primary School Yandoit Primary School REFRESHMENTS Hot water, a light lunch, morning & afternoon tea are available in the dining room. Tea & coffee are available from 9.30 a.m. Schools and local organisations have been invited to have food stalls. There are also commercial food vans.

GENERAL REGULATIONS: Daylesford & District Agricultural Show will run under VAS Ltd Rules & Guidelines. A copy is available in the Secretary’s Office. Intending exhibitors are requested to peruse carefully the rules relating to entries, particularly as to the Section and Class in which they propose to exhibit. Entries without entry fees will not be processed. 1. PLEASE NOTE: All pavilion entries need to be delivered to

the relevant pavilion between 12 noon and 1.30 p.m. on Friday 22nd November. No exhibit will be accepted after 1.30 p.m. Judging will commence at 2 p.m. sharp.

2. ALL ENTRIES must be lodged with the Secretary no later than November 15th. Secretary, Daylesford & District Agricultural Society, PO Box 58, Daylesford, 3460.

3. Every exhibitor, where pertinent, on making the entry, will receive a card with the Section, Class and Number of the exhibit thereon, which must be fixed firmly on the exhibit, without the production of which no exhibit will be allowed in the arena, and no vehicle or stock or any kind not entered for exhibition will be allowed to remain in the arena, except for special purposes.

4. No judge shall be an exhibitor in that Section in which he/she is judging.

5. All exhibits must be owned by the exhibitor, who may be required to lodge with the Secretary the required certificate to that effect. Should it be proved to the satisfaction of the Committee that an animal or any other exhibit has been entered under a false name, pedigree, or description for the purpose of misleading the Committee or judges as to the qualification or properties, the violation by an exhibitor of any one of the regulations will involve the forfeiture of the premium awarded him/her. Proof of ownership is to rest with the exhibitor. All stock exhibits must be of the breed as entered or no prize will be awarded.

6. The judges shall sign and give their reports to the Committee, and their decisions, as confirmed by the Committee, shall be final. Protests against the decisions of the judges are to be lodged with the Secretary within one hour of the judge’s decision, with the sum of $10.00, which will be forfeited should the protest be considered frivolous or vexatious.

7. Any person insulting or interfering with the judges during the show will be subject to removal from the venue and the prizes, if any, awarded to them forfeited.

8. Any person refusing to attach the prize card on any exhibit to which the prize is awarded and to keep the same on during the hours of exhibition will, on proof thereof to the committee, be disqualified from receiving all prizes awarded to the said person during the Show.

9. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit and it will be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall not hold the Society responsible and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such accident.

10. The Society will not, in any circumstance, hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of livestock or other exhibits at the Society’s exhibition or any loss or damage thereto, nor for any loss by accident, fire, storm, damage by water, flood or lightning. Exhibits and displays will be accepted only on this condition.

11. The judges will be distinguished by a blue badge; the stewards by a coloured one.

12. Water will be provided for stock. 13. Every horse must have a good halter. 14. Every dog must have a chain and a plain collar,

without any name or mark, with the entry ticket attached, without which it will not be allowed in. the arena.

15. Cattle and horses, except foals at foot, must be led in and out of the arena, and also be tied up when not being led or ridden.

16. Cattle tattoos (pedigree) to be checked by stewards prior to judging.

17. No exhibit can be removed from the venue until 3.00 p.m. on the day of the Show.

18. Exhibitors in all Sections must strictly attend to the instructions of the stewards as to placing exhibits. Any decoration or ribbons or prize cards from any other show prior to judging will cause disqualification of the exhibit.

19. Any prize or prizes awarded by the Society at any of its exhibitions left unclaimed for three months may be forfeited or cancelled by the Committee of Management.

20. NOVICE: Definition: Not to have won a first prize, competing singly, in open competition at any agricultural show. (A win in a Novice class does not prevent entry.)

21. The competitor’s age to be taken at the day of the Show. Proof may be requested.

22. Once judging has commenced, no further competitors may come into the ring.

23. Ribbons awarded to third place in all livestock events. 24. Aggregate points: see relevant sections. 25. In the case of a dispute as to the construction of

any of these regulations, the same will be determined by the Committee of the Society, whose decision will be final.

26. The Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry without giving reasons for so doing.

27. Stewards have the right to re-class an article if it is obviously entered in the wrong class.

28. Exhibitors and stall holders are to pay admission. 29. Please note: District Radius: 25km from

Daylesford P.O. 30. The Committee reserves the right to alter, delete

from or add to this schedule as circumstances arise.

31. The use of tranquillisers, stimulants or any drugs capable of affecting the performance or behaviour of animals is forbidden.

32. Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show and that testing of all animals is at the owner’s risk. Testing for forbidden substances will be carried out under veterinary supervision. Random swabbing may take place.

33. No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees, subscriptions, or any other Show charge is eligible to compete at any Show held by or affiliated with VAS Ltd. Proof of payment will be required before any restriction will be lifted. NOTE: not only is the above a rule of VAS Ltd but it is expected that this policy will be followed by every member and affiliated organisation.

34. If an animal breaks loose and causes damage to another animal, person or property it is the responsibility of the owner of that animal to have insurance to cover the damage. Farm insurance would cover animals at the Show if the farmer informs their insurance company that they take animals to the Show.

35. VAS LTD GOOD HANDS COMPETITION Sponsored by Sporthorse Saddlery. Free entry. Good Hands – Boy or girl rider, 10 years & under15 years. Conditions: Good Hands competitors will be judged on their riding ability. Mount, saddle and costume will not be considered. Special attention will be paid to hands and seat, general management and control of the horse or pony. Competitors must ride using an ordinary snaffle single jointed in the centre. The mouthpiece must be smooth and of one metal with or without a cavesson noseband. A gear check may take place. Please note: straight bar snaffle, drop nosebands, whips and spurs are not allowed. The age of rider is on the day of the Show. Finals will be held at the 2020 VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championships.

The MacDonald Trophy, presented by the MacDonald family, will be awarded to the most successful individual competitor in Light Horse Sections, Classes 1-101. To be won three times, not necessarily in succession. Winners: 2011 - C. Thomas; 2012 - R. Wood; 2013 - R Gerber; 2014 – J Payne; 2015 - A Stella; 2016 - J Payne; 2017 - Paige Koliba; 2018 - B Noonan.

Sponsors - Horse section • Sporthorse Saddlery • Racing Victoria & Thoroughbred Breeders Victoria –

Spendthrift Australia • Alabar Hero Series • J MacDonald • Victorian Pinto Society • National Buckskin Society • Western District Arabian Riders & Breeders • APHA • DEVA & Duranbah pony Stud • Spargo Creek Miniatures

3 RING HORSE PROGRAM Conducted under Rules & Guidelines as set out by VAS Ltd (2019) SECTION B • HACKS, GALLOWAYS, PONIES & BREED CLASSES. • No stallions permitted in Rings 1, 2 & 3. • All Hacks, Galloways & Ponies will be measured by the

Measuring Steward in the event of a dispute, unless holding current RAS or EFA cards.

• All horses’ ages are from 1st August. • Riders without approved EFA headgear shall be

ineligible to compete until rectified. This applies to all events, not just under-age competition.

• The retaining harness must be secured and fastened at all times.

• A competitor who wins a Championship in an Open Saddle Class in Rings 1, 2 or 3 should not enter the equivalent class in another ring.

• No long boots in riding events under 18 years. • SHOW HUNTERS: Cannot compete in both Open &

Show Hunter classes. It is one or the other. • VAS Ltd Off the Track Ridden Open to all Thoroughbreds

unraced or raced 4 years and over 14.2 hh who are registered with RISA (Racing Information Services Australia). Registrations will be checked. Racing name to be used where appropriate. Refer to www.vicagshows.com.au for competition regulations – see class 10

• Alabar Hero Series - Class 179 • # Open to all purebred freeze-branded

Standardbreds registered with Harness Racing Australia. Raced or unraced. Registrations to be verified.

• # Registered/Racing name to be used where available. Freeze brand number must be provided.

• # Riders to be aged 12 years & over on the day of the Qualifying Show.

• No stallions or colts. • # To be judged as a good example of a

Standardbred rather than a riding horse/hunter type. Visit VAS Ltd website for rules.

• First Season/Newcomers not to have been shown under saddle prior to August 1st 2019.

ARENA PROGRAM: Judging starts at 9.00 a.m. RING 1: Hacks, Senior Riding, Ponies, Galloways RING 2: Galloways, Intermediate Riding, Hacks, Ponies RING 3: Ponies, Junior Riding, Galloways, Hacks RING 4: Riding for the Disabled - a.m. Pony Club - p.m. RING 5: Pintos, Buckskins, Arabians, Palominos, DEVA RING 6: HRCAV - 11 a.m. start RING 7: Australian Ponies, M & M Ponies, Miniature Ponies, Shetlands, Welsh Light Harness - p.m. in ring TBA Show Jumping: Judging starts at 8.30 a.m. in the north-east section of the arena. JUDGES: Please refer to www.daylesford.show.com Prize money will be awarded for show jumping only. Entry fees: $4.00 per entry pre-paid, $6.00 on the day. Entries close November 15th. Jumping entry fees as listed in the schedule. Open Show Jumping entries on the day incur an additional fee of $2.00.

RING 1 1. Senior Smartest on parade 18 yrs & over. Sash only 2. Led Hack, over 15 hh and ne 15.2 hh 3. Led Hack, over 15.2 hh and ne 16 hh 4. Led Hack, over 16 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Hack. 5. First Season/Newcomer Hack over 15 hh, to be ridden

in a snaffle bit 6. Ridden Hack over 15 hh & ne 15.2 hh 7. Ridden Hack over 15.2 hh & ne 16 hh 8. Ridden Hack over 16 hh & ne 16.2 hh 9. Ridden Hack over 16.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Hack 10. VAS Ltd Off the Track Hack over 14.2hh, 4 years & over Sponsored by Spendthrift Australia 11. Novice Ridden Show Hunter Hack over 15hh 12. Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh & ne 15.2hh 13. Show Hunter Hack over 15.2 hh & ne 16hh 14. Show Hunter Hack over 16 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Hack 15. Child’s Mount over 15 hh. To be ridden by a child 12 to

18 years (Open to Hacks & Show Hunters) 16. Rider 18 years and under 21 years 17. Rider 21 years and over Champion & Reserve Champion Senior Rider 18. District Rider 18 yrs & over. Radius: 25 km from

Daylesford P.O. 19. Ridden Pony 11 hh & under 20. Ridden Pony over 11 hh & ne 12 hh 21. Ridden Pony over 12 hh & ne 12.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Small Pony 22. Ridden Pony over 12.2 hh & ne 13 hh 23. Ridden Pony over 13 hh & ne 13.2 hh 24. Ridden Pony over 13.2 hh & ne 14 hh

Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Large Pony 25. Show Hunter Pony 12 hh & under 26. Show Hunter Pony over 12 hh & ne 13 hh 27. Show Hunter Pony over 13 hh & ne 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony 28. Ridden Galloway over 14 hh & ne 14.2hh 29. Ridden Galloway over 14.2 hh & ne 15hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Galloway 30. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh & ne 14.2 hh 31. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hh & ne 15 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Galloway

RING 2 32. Smartest on Parade, 12 years & under 15. Sash only. 33. Smartest on Parade, 15 years & under 18. Sash only. 34. Led Galloway, over 14 hh & ne 14.2hh 35. Led Galloway, over 14.2hh & ne 15hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Galloway 36. First Season/Newcomer Galloway over 14 hh & ne 15 hh,

to be ridden in snaffle bit 37. Ridden Galloway over 14 hh & ne 14.2hh 38. Ridden Galloway over 14.2 hh & ne 15hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Galloway Trophy donated by Jenkin & Thomas. To be won three times, not necessarily in succession. Winners: 2000 - L Morrison; 2001 - C Thomas; 2002-2003 - Plumb & Pickstock; 2004 - R Jones; 2005 - B Holmburg; 2006 - DJ & SK Wombell; 2007 - No Award; 2008 - L Cameron; 2009 - J McGregor; 2010 - R Percy; 2011 - D Matthews; 2012 - R Wood; 2013 - R Shannon-Winzar; 2014 - K Joblin; 2015 H. Gears; 2016 - J Payne; 2017 - P Kolie; 2018 - J Devrome 39. District Hack/Galloway over 14 hh. Radius 25km from

Daylesford P.O. 40. Novice Ridden Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh & ne 15

hh 41. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh & ne 14.2 hh 42. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh & ne 15 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter 43. Child’s Mount over 14 hh & ne 15 hh. To be ridden by

child 12 yrs & under 18 yrs (open to Hacks & Show Hunters)

44. Rider 12 yrs & under 14 years 45. Rider 14 yrs & under 16 years 46. Rider 16 yrs & under 18 years 47. Good Hands Qualifying Competition. Boys & girls, 10 yrs &

under 15 yrs NOTE: Good Hands Competition. Please refer to General Regulation No.35. Champion & Reserve Champion Rider 12-18 years. Sashes donated by Mrs J. MacDonald. 48. District Rider 12 yrs & under 18 yrs. Frank Irving Memorial

Sash 49. Ridden Hack over 15 hh & ne 15.2 hh 50. Ridden Hack over 15.2 hh & ne 16 hh 51. Ridden Hack over 16 hh & ne 16.2 hh 52. Ridden Hack over 16.2 hh

Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Hack 53. Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh& ne 16 hh 54. Show Hunter Hack over 16 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Hack 55. Ridden Pony 11 hh & under 56. Ridden Pony over 11 hh & ne 12 hh 57. Ridden Pony over 12 hh & ne 12.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Small Pony 58. Ridden Pony over 12.2 hh & ne 13 hh 59. Ridden Pony over 13 hh & ne 13.2 hh 60. Ridden Pony over 13.2 hh & ne 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Large Pony 61. Show Hunter Pony 12 hh & under 62. Show Hunter Pony over 12hh & ne 13hh 63. Show Hunter Pony over 13hh & ne 14hh 64. Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony

RING 3 65. Smartest on Parade, over 6 yrs & under 12 yrs. Sash only. 66. Smartest on Parade, 6 years & under. Sash only. May be

led. All riders receive a ribbon. 67. Led Pony ne 11 hh 68. Led Pony over 11 hh & ne 12 hh 69. Led Pony over 12 hh & ne 12.2 hh 70. Led Pony over 12.2 hh & ne 13 hh 71. Led Pony over 13 hh & ne 13.2 hh 72. Led Pony over 13.2 hh & ne 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pony 73. First Season/Newcomer Pony ne 14 hh. To be ridden in

snaffle bit 74. Ridden Pony 11 hh & under 75. Ridden Pony over 11 hh & ne 11.2 hh 76. Ridden Pony over 11.2 hh & ne 12 hh 77. Ridden Pony over 12 hh & ne 12.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Small Pony 78. Ridden Pony over 12.2 hh & ne 13 hh 79. Ridden Pony over 13 hh & ne 13.2 h. 80. Ridden Pony over 13.2 hh & ne 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Large Pony 81. District Pony ne 14 hh. Radius: 25 km Daylesford P.O. 82. Novice Ridden Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh 83. Show Hunter Pony under 12 hh 84. Show Hunter Pony over 12 hh & ne 13hh 85. Show Hunter Pony over 13 hh & ne 14hh hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony 86. Child’s Mount ne 14 hh. To be ridden by a child 16yrs &

under. (Open to Hacks & Show Hunters) 87. Rider under 6 years. May be led. All riders receive a

ribbon. 88. Rider 6 years & under 8 years 89. Rider 8 years & under 10 years 90. Rider 10 years & under 12 years Champion & Reserve Champion Rider under 12 years. Sashes donated by Mrs J MacDonald. 91. District Rider under 12 yrs. Radius: 25 km Daylesford P.O. 92. Ridden Galloway over 14 hh & ne 14.2 hh 93. Ridden Galloway over 14.2 hh & ne 15 hh

Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Galloway 94. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh & ne 14.2 hh 95. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hh & ne 15 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Galloway 96. Ridden Hack over 15 hh & ne 15.2 hh 97. Ridden Hack over 15.2 hh & ne 16 hh 98. Ridden Hack over 16 hh & ne 16.2 hh 99. Ridden Hack over 16.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Hack 100. Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh & ne 16 hh 101. Show Hunter Hack over 16 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Hack

RING 4 RIDING FOR DISABLED (a.m.) Equipment supplied by RDA. Riders must be a member of RDA. Riding jacket or RDA windcheater to be worn. Membership card to be produced on request. ASA approved helmet to be worn. Div 1 may be led; Div 2 will be expected to trot in workout; Div 3 may be expected to canter in workout. 102. Div. 1 Best Presented 103. Div. 1 RDA Rider 104. Div. 1 RDA Mount 105. Div. 2 Best Presented 106. Div. 2 RDA Rider 107. Div. 2 RDA Mount 108. Div. 3 Best Presented 109. Div. 3 RDA Rider 110. Div. 3 RDA Mount 111. Div. 1 Western Trail 112. Div. 2 Western Trail 113. Div. 3 Western Trail 114. Horse most suitable for RDA. To be judged from all RDA

classes. Most Successful Exhibitor - Sash PONY CLUB (not before 12.30 p.m.) In Pony Club events, Pony Club uniform must be worn. Attendance cards must be produced on request. No cash prizes. 115. Senior Handler 13 yrs & over 116. Junior Handler 12 yrs & under 117. Pony Club Rider 10 yrs & under, sash only 118. Pony Club Rider 11-13 yrs, sash only 119. Pony Club Rider 14-16 yrs, sash only 120. Pony Club Rider 17 yrs & over, sash only Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider 121. Pony Club Mount under 12.2 hh 122. Pony Club Mount 12.2 hh & under 14 hh 123. Pony Club Mount 14-15 hh 124. Pony Club Mount over 15 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Club Mount 125. Pair of Pony Club Riders. Any Club, Single entries. 126. Handy Mount 14 hh & under 127. Handy Mount over 14 hh

RING 5 PINTOS. Sponsored by the Victorian Pinto Society. All horses to be registered with the Victorian Pinto Society. Exhibitors must present performance cards on request & be financial members. 128. Best Presented Pinto, any height 129. Handler, any age, to be leading a Pinto 130. Led Stallion or Colt, 14 hh & over 131. Led Stallion, under 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Stallion or Colt 132. Led Mare or Filly, 14 hh & over 133. Led Mare or Filly, under 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Mare or Filly 134. Led Gelding, 14 hh & over 135. Led Gelding, under 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Gelding THE A YOUNG MEMORIAL SASH WILL BE AWARDED TO SUPREME CHAMPION FROM ABOVE CHAMPIONS 136. Ridden Pinto 14 hh & over 137. Ridden Pinto under 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Pinto. Sponsored by Victorian Pinto Society. BUCKSKIN – Must be financial members. ALL CLASSES open only to NBS or Affiliate registered horses. NBS Led Section A Buckskins Sponsored by NBS 138. Best Presented Section A Buckskin 139. Dual Registered Section A 140. Handler any age (of Section A horse) 141. Led Section A Stallion or Colt 142. Led Section A Gelding 4 yrs & over 143. Led Section A Gelding 3 yrs & under Champion & reserve Champion Led Section A Buckskin Male 144. Led Section A Mare 4 yrs & over 145. Led Section A Filly 3 yrs & under Champion & Reserve Champion Led Section A Buckskin Female SUPREME LED BUCKSIN SECTION A NBS Led Section B, C & D 146. Best presented Section B, C & D 147. Dual Registered Section B, C & D 148. Handler Any Age (of Section B, C & D horse) 149. Led Section B, C & D Male 150. Led Section B, C & D Female Champion & Reserve Champion Led Section B, C & D 151. Ridden Section A Male 152. Ridden Section A Female Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Buckskin 153. Ridden Section B, C & D Male 154. Ridden Section B, C & D Female Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Section B, C & D Sponsored by NBS ARABIANS/DERIVATIVES All horses to be registered with the Arabian Horse Society of Australia. Exhibitors to be current financial members. 155. Best presented Arabian/Arabian Derivative 156. Led Purebred 3 yrs & under, any sex 157. Led Purebred Stallion 4 yrs & over 158. Led Purebred Mare 4 yrs & over 159. Led Purebred Gelding 4 yrs & over

Champion & Reserve Champion Led Purebred Arabian 160. Led Derivative 3 yrs & under, any sex 161. Led Derivative Stallion 4 yrs & over 162. Led Derivative Mare 4 yrs & over 163. Led Derivative Gelding 4 yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion Led Arabian Derivative 164. Ridden Purebred 165. Ridden Derivative Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Purebred/Derivative Sponsored by Western District Arabian Riders & Breeders. Arabian High Point Horse Series 2019, open to all Arabian competitors. Pure Arabian & Derivative Arabian High Point winners will each receive an embroidered woollen rug, presented August 2020. Scoring compiled by WDARAB. PALOMINOS. Sponsored by APHA. All horses to be APHA registered & all exhibitors financial members. 166. Best Presented Palomino 167. Led Male 168. Led Female Champion & Reserve Champion Led Palomino 169. Ridden Male 170. Ridden Female Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Palomino Sponsored by APHA STANDARDBREDS 171. Best Presented Standardbred 172. Novice Led Standardbred 173. Led Male 15.2 hh & under 174. Led Male over 15.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Male Standardbred 175. Led Female 15.2 hh & under 176. Led Female over 15.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Female Standardbred 177. Novice Ridden Standardbred 178. Ridden Male/Female Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Standardbred 179. Alabar Hero Series - Ridden Standardbred (See Rules on

p 4 & 5)) DILUTES ENTHUSIASTS OF VICTORIA ASSOCIATION (DEVA) Standard DEVA rules & regulations apply. Only Dilute horses & ponies registered with DEVA Inc) are eligible to compete. Copy/s of Participation certificate must be supplied with entries, either pre-paid or entries on the day. All owners, exhibitors or handlers MUST be financial members of DEVA. 180. Led Colt 3 yrs & under 181. Led Stallion 4 yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion Led Entire 182. Led Colt 3 yrs & under 183. Led Stallion 4 yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion Led Entire 184. Led Mare 4 yrs & over ne 13.2 hh 185. Led Mare 4 yrs & over, over 13.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Female 186. Led Gelding 4 yrs & over ne 13.2 hh 187. Led Gelding 4 yrs & over, over 13.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Gelding 188. Led Gelding/Filly 3 yrs 189. Led Gelding/Filly 2 yrs 190. Led Gelding/Filly Yearling & under

Champion & Reserve Champion SUPREME LED DEVA EXHIBIT DEVA DB Registered Exhibits: Not eligible to be shown in above classes. 191. Led Male 192. Led Female Champion & Reserve Champion Led DB Registered Exhibit: DEVA Ridden: 193. Ridden Stallion/Colt 194. Ridden Mare/Gelding ne 13.2 hh 195. Ridden Mare/Gelding over 13.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden DEVA Exhibit DEVA DB Registered Exhibits: 196. Ridden Male 197. Ridden Female Champion & Reserve Champion DEVA DB Registered Exhibit. Sponsored by DEVA & Duranbah Pony Stud, M. A. Marr. RING 6 OFFICIAL HRCAV SHOW. Hosted by Bullengarook Adult Riding Club. This ring is conducted under HRCAV Rules & Regulations. All competitors must be financial members of the HRCAV. Current Membership & Showing Cards must be handed to the Card Secretary 30 minutes before the ring commences. All competitors must wear approved helmets & full club uniform. Competitors must supply their own numbers. Medical armbands to be worn when jumping. START TIME: 11 a.m. ENTRY FEES: $30.00 per rider (entry to all HRCAV classes) for pre-paid entries before 15/11/19: www. horsecomps.com.au ($40.00 for all HRCAV classes on the day) Enquiries to Emma Apsey. eapsey@ hotmail.com or 0448 480 011 (HRCAV classes only) PAYMENT. Cheques made payable to Daylesford & District Agricultural Society Inc. Mail to 30 Rothesay Ave, Malvern East, 3145. EFT to 733000 Acct 710318. Use your name as reference & email copy of receipt. Card Secretary Emma Apsey Ribbons to 4th, all classes. 198. *Smartest on Parade. Level 1 & 2 (Sashes to 4th) 199. *Smartest on Parade. Level 3 (Sashes to 4th) 200. *Smartest on Parade. Level 4 & 5 (Sashes to 4th) 201. Led Exhibit under 15 hh 202. Led Exhibit 15 hh & ne 16 hh 203. Led Exhibit over 16 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Exhibit 204. *Ridden Exhibit Level 1 & 2 205. *Ridden Exhibit Level 3 206. *Ridden Exhibit Level 4 & 5 Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Exhibit 207. *Rider Level 1 208. *Rider Level 2 209. *Rider Level 3 210. *Rider Level 4 211. *Rider Level 5 212. Led Exhibit under 15 hh 213. Led Exhibit 15 hh & ne 16 hh

214. Led Exhibit over 16 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Rider 215. *Mount Most Suitable. Level 1 & 2 (May be asked to

jump.) 216. *Mount Most Suitable. Level 3 (May be asked to jump.) 217. *Mount Most Suitable. Level 4 & 5 (May be asked to

jump.) Champion & Reserve Champion Mount Most Suitable 218. Pleasure Mount Level 1, 2 & 3 219. Pleasure Mount Level 4 & 5 220. Best Educated Mount Level 1, 2 & 3 221. Mount Suitable for Beginner Level 4 & 5 *Indicates classes earning points in cards RING 7 AUSTRALIAN PONIES. Exhibitors must be financial members of APSB and ponies must be registered in Australian Section of the Australian Pony Stud Book. 222. Led Stallion/Colt ne 14 hh 223. Led Gelding ne 14 hh 224. Led Mare/Filly ne 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Led Australian Pony 225. Ridden Pony, Male or Female MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONIES. All ponies to be registered in the Mountain & Moorland Section of APSB and exhibitors must be financial members. Other Mountain & Moorland ponies (Shetland/Welsh) not eligible. 226. Led Male Mountain & Moorland 227. Led Female Mountain & Moorland Champion & Reserve Champion Mountain & Moorland 228. Ridden Mountain & Moorland MINIATURE PONIES (LED). Australian Miniature Pony Society rules apply on the day. All handlers must be currant financial members. Ponies must be registered AMPS and not exceed 87 cm. Proof of registration may be requested. 229. Stallion 4 yrs & over 230. Colt 2 & 3 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Male 231. Mare 4 yrs & over 232. Filly 2 & 3 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Female 233. Colt Yearling 234. Filly Yearling 235. Gelding yearling Champion & Reserve Champion Yearling 236. Gelding 4 yrs & over 237. Gelding 3 yrs & under Champion & Reserve Champion Gelding SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY SHETLANDS. All ponies must be registered in the Shetland section of the APSB and exhibitors must be current financial members. 238. Led Shetland Stallion 4 yrs & over 239. Led Shetland Colt 2 & 3 yrs 240. Led Shetland Colt Yearling

Champion & Reserve Champion Female 241. Colt Yearling 242. Filly Yearling 243. Gelding yearling Champion & Reserve Champion Yearling 244. Gelding 4 yrs & over 245. Gelding 3 yrs & under Champion & Reserve Champion Gelding SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY SHETLANDS. All ponies must be registered in the Shetland section of the APSB and exhibitors must be current financial members. 246. Led Shetland Stallion 4 yrs & over 247. Led Shetland Colt 2 & 3 yrs 248. Led Shetland Colt Yearling Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Male 249. Led Shetland Mare 4 yrs & over 250. Led Shetland Filly 2 & 3 yrs 251. Led Shetland Filly Yearling Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Female 252. Led Shetland Gelding 3 yrs & under 253. Led Shetland Gelding over 3 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Gelding 254. Ridden Shetland SUPREME CHAMPION SHETLAND SMALL SHETLANDS - 8.2 hh & under 255. Led Stallion 4 yrs & over 256. Led Colt 2 & 3 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Male 257. Led Mare 4 yrs & over 258. Led Filly 2 & 3 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Female 259. Led Yearling Colt 260. Led Yearling Filly 261. Led Gelding Yearling Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Yearling 262. Led Gelding 3 yrs & over 263. Led Gelding 2 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Gelding Supreme Champion 8.2 hands & under Shetland. Sponsored by Spargo Creek Miniatures. Small Shetland classes sponsored by APSB Promotional Group. WELSH PONIES. Ponies entered in the following classes must be registered in the Welsh section of the Australian Pony Stud Book or Welsh Pony & Cob Society. Exhibitors must be current financial members. Led Welsh Mountain Ponies, Section A 264. Stallion/ Colt. 265. Mare/Filly. Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Led Welsh Ponies, Section B 266. Male/Female Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type, Section C 267. Male/Female Led Welsh Cob, Section D 268. Male/Female 269. Led Part Bred Welsh 270. Stallion, Colt or Gelding 271. Mare or Filly

Champion & Reserve Champion Part Bred Welsh Led Welsh Geldings, Section E 272. Gelding 12.2 hh & under 273. Gelding over 12.2 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh Gelding 274. Ridden Welsh Male or Female, all sections & part-bred

eligible LIGHT HARNESS. Judging not before 12.30 p.m. The ring will be announced on day. 275. Jinker/Buggy Turnout 276. Viceroy Turnout 277. Hackney Pony 14 hh & under 278. Hackney Pony over 14 hh Champion & Reserve Champion Hackney (Classes 279 & 280) 279. Harness Pony ne 10.2 hh. Non-Hackney 280. Harness Pony over 10.2 hh & ne 12 hh. Non-Hackney 281. Harness Pony over 12 hh & ne 14 hh. Non-Hackney 282. Harness Horse over 14 hh. Non-Hackney Champion & Reserve Champion Non-Hackney (Classes 279 - 282) SUPREME CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE OR PONY

SECTION B1 JUMPING EVENTS Please Note: Judging commences at 8.30 a.m. sharp. Judging to be run under EA Rules and suitable for members of Pony Club, HRCAV and EA. Horses may compete in a maximum of 3 events. Prizes for events 1, 2, 3 & 4 1st: $10.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $4.00. Entry fee - $4.00 per event. Entries in Open events on the day will incur an extra $2.00 fee. 1. Junior Riders 13 yrs & under. 45-50 cm, Table A 2. Junior riders 16 yrs & under. 50-60 cm, Table A 3. Open. 50-60 cm, Table A 4. Open 70-80 cm, Table A 5. Open. Tracy Conroy Memorial Event. 90 cm, Table A Prizes: 1st - $30.00, 2nd - $15.00, 3rd - $10.00. Entry fee $4.00. 6. Open. George Bath Memorial Event. 90 cm - 1 m, Table

A, Entry fee $5.00. Prizes: 1st - $50.00, 2nd - $30.00, 3rd - $20.00 7. Open G. Young Memorial Event. 1.00 m (Max. starting

height), table A. Entry fee $5.00. Prizes: 1st - $50.00, 2nd - $30.00, - $20. Entry fee $5.00 8. Open. A Jenkin Memorial Event. 1 m – 1.05 m. Prizes: 1st - $60.00, 2nd: $35.00, 3rd: $25. Entry fee $6.00. The Catherine King MP Trophy will be presented to the winner of Class 8. To be won three times, not necessarily in succession. Winners: 2004 - D. Hanrahan; 2005 - C. Hedger; 2006 - E. Kennett; 2007 - No award; 2008 - S Hill; 2009 - M Keating; 2010 - C Sawick; 2011 - Joint winners S & J Hill; 2012 - S Robertson; 2013, 2014 - L Hartz; 2015, 2016 - M Walker; 2017 - S Valance; 2018 - S Abrahams. A special prize (to the value of $100.00) will be awarded to the Best Performed Jumping Horse of the Show, from either junior or open classes.

SECTION C - CATTLE CLOSING DATE – NOVEMBER 15th, 2019 Judging commences at 9.30 a.m. Entry fee - $2.00. Prizes: 1st - $4.00, 2nd - $2.00. For a list of Regulations & Classes please contact Event Secretary, Mr P Fitzgerald on 0428 112 295

SECTION D - SHEEP Chief Steward - Mrs J MacDonald. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m. Entry fee - $3.00 Prizes: 1: $3.00; 2nd - $1.50 • Perpetual Trophy donated by Mr James Short for most

successful exhibitor (one breed) in Section D. 1999, 2000, 2001 - G Dehnert; 2001 - E Baker; 2002 - I & I Mamic; 2003 - Ireland family; 2004 - G & N Baker; 2005 - P,M & S Baker; 2006 - Ireland family; 2007, 2008 - McEwan family; 2009 - B Shalders; 2010 - No Award; 2011 - E Reed; 2012 - 2014 G Dehnert; 2015 - R & J Brown; 2016 - S & A Baker; 2017 - Ireland family; 2018 - D & C Boyd

• Trophy donated by D & J MacDonald for the Supreme Champion Ram. To be judged from all breeds. To be won three times, not necessarily in succession, then retained by winner. Ram to be bred by the exhibitor. 2005 - P, M & S Baker; 2006 - S Richardson; 2007 - P, M & S Baker; 2008 Ireland family; 2009 - P Brown; 2010 - No Award; 2011 - A Smith; 2012 - MacDonald family; 2013 - S & A Baker; 2014, 2015 - G Dehnert; 2016 Ireland family; 2017 - A Lakin; 2018 - MacDonald family

• Champion and Reserve ribbons will be given for best male and best female in each section, ribbons to third.

• Best Poll Dorset Lamb donated by Tamara Stud. Prizes: 1st - $25.00, 2nd; $15.00, 3rd - $10.00

• Ron Barron Trophy for Champion Ewe of Show. • Trophy for Best Lamb of Show donated by Tamara Stud, I & I

Mamic - $50.00. Judges to choose Best Lamb of each breed. • ZOETIS Midland Group Ram & Ewe of the year scoring to be

1 point for breed Championship with only one exhibitor 2 points if there is more than one exhibitor 5 points for Interbreed Championship

• Winners - $250.00 Zoetis product to be presented at Group Dinner

REGULATIONS • All sheep must be bred in a registered flock and exhibited by

members of their breed society, under each society’s current rules.

• All sheep in SHORN classes to be closely and evenly shorn on or after 1/8/19

• All sheep born in 2017, 2018 & 2019 need to have a compliant electronic tag.

• ANIMAL HEALTH STATUS: No animal shall be permitted from a flock or property that has had FOOTROT within 12 months,

• JOHNES DISEASE. Sheep can only be exhibited if they comply with current Victorian State Health and ASBA regulations. Sheep will be penned accordingly. If applicable, please show MN number on entry.

• OVINE BRUCELLOSIS Entries will only be accepted from

accredited flocks. Please show number on entry. • Any sheep found with LICE or TICKS shall be removed

immediately • PIC Number for Victoria Park Showgrounds is

3HPRE053

Sponsors – Sheep section D, J & F MacDonald (Interbreed ram) Ron Barron (Interbreed ewe) Tamara Stud (Interbreed lamb)

Schedule of Classes Poll

Dorset Dorset Horn

Suffolk White Suffolk

South- down

Dorset Down

Corriedale Texel Any other Reg. British Breed Please state

Ram over 1 ½ yrs Woolly 1 14 27 40 53 66 79 92 105

Ram over 1 ½ yrs Shorn 2 15 28 41 54 67 80 93 106

Ram under 1 ½ yrs Woolly 3 16 29 42 55 68 81 94 107

Ram under 1 ½ yrs Shorn 4 17 30 43 56 69 82 95 108

Ram Lamb b.after 1/4 Woolly 5 18 31 44 57 70 83 96 109

Ram Lamb b.after 1/4 Shorn 6 19 32 45 58 71 84 97 110

Ewe over 1 ½ yrs Woolly 7 20 33 46 59 72 85 98 111

Ewe over 1 ½ yrs Shorn 8 21 34 47 60 73 86 99 112

Ewe under 1 ½ yrs Woolly 9 22 35 48 61 74 87 100 113

Ewe under 1 ½ yrs Shorn 10 23 36 49 62 75 88 101 114

Ewe Lamb b. after 1/4 Woolly 11 24 37 50 63 76 89 102 115

Ewe Lamb b.after 1/4 Shorn 12 25 38 51 64 77 90 103 116

Group of 3 bred by exhibitor 1 ram, 2 ewes

13 26 39 52 65 78 91 104 117

SECTION E - GOATS Judging Commences at 9.30 a.m. sharp. All goats are to be penned by 9.00 a.m. Chief Steward: Mr N Pearson. Entry fee - $3.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $1.50 • The Tooraweena Jacob Perpetual Trophy, donated by M

& N Pearson, Peacefield Anglo Nubian: 1992 - S Grills; 1993 - H & E Rosenhart; 1994 G Diamond; 1995 - J Scott; 1996 - M & N Pearson; 1997 - A & R Butt; 1999 - G Ryan; 2000 - M & N Pearson; 2001 - No Placement; 2002 - S Green; 2003 - A & R Butt; 2004 - N Tyers; 2006 - S & J Green; 2007 - G Ryan; 2008 - K Cobbledick; 2009 - J Westbury; 2010 - P Morris .

• Trophy donated by the Daylesford Agricultural Society for the most successful exhibitor. To be won three times, not necessarily in succession.: 1991 - 1992 R Butt; 1993 - H & E Rosenhart; 1994 - B Lepaidevin; 1995 - P Harris; 1996 - H & E Rosenhart; 1997 - A & R Butt; 1998 - A & R Butt; 1999 - A & R Butt; 2000 - M Teynolds; 2001 - Y Heath; 2002 - Y Heath; 2003 - A & R Butt; 2004 - E & K Heath; 2006 - R Butt; 2007 - M Pearson; 2008 ??, 2009 - G Keays; 2010 V Wright.

REGULATIONS • Entry fees must accompany entries. • All goats must be registered with the DGSA in the Herd

Book (or registration applied for). • If numbers warrant it, classes may be amalgamated or

divided at the discretion of stewards. • All handlers to wear white coats/clothing in the show

ring. • All queries or complaints to be directed to the Head

Steward whose decision will be final. • Exhibitors are to report to the Head Steward on

arrival to arrange tattoo checks, advise of scratchings & receive catalogues. Winners’ tattoos may be inspected.

• CAE & JD Negative Show: Exhibits over 12 months of age must have tested CAE negative. Exhibitors MUST forward proof with entries or entries will not be accepted. The test must be within the last 12 months & the certificate must contain results of the blood test & each goat is to be identified appropriately on the result sheet.

• When completing entries, PLEASE MAKE SURE ALL COLUMNS ARE COMPLETED. Any entry not fully filled out, or if CAE certificates are not enclosed, will be returned to the exhibitor.

• The judges’ decision will be final, and no correspondence will be entered into.

• A kid is under 12 months of age at the date of the Show. • A goatling is between the ages of 12 months & 24 months

at the date of the Show. • All goats must be from a disease-free herd, and on a lead

or penned during the Show. DAIRY GOATS 1. Veteran doe in milk, over 7 yrs, any breed 2. Saanen doe in milk, 2 or more lactations 3. Toggenburg doe in milk, 2 or more lactations 4. British Alpine doe in milk, 2or more lactations 5. Anglo Nubian doe in milk, 2 or more lactations 6. Melaan doe in milk, 2 or more lactations 7. Saanen doe in milk, first lactation, under 4 yrs 8. Toggenburg doe in milk, first lactation, under 4 yrs 9. British Alpine doe in milk, first lactation, under 4 yrs 10. Anglo Nubian doe in milk, first lactation, under 4 yrs 11. Melaan doe in milk, first lactation, under 4 yrs 12. Doe with best udder, two or more lactations 13. Doe with best udder, first lactation, under 4 yrs Best udder 14. Type & production first lactation (Sash) 15. Type & production second or subsequent lactation (Sash) 16. Figures from a 24-hour milk production test, which has

taken place NOT more than two years from the date of show MUST be forwarded with the entry. The place and date of the test are to be shown. The class may be divided if there are sufficient entries.

17. Herd recording type & production (Sash) Champion & Reserve Champion Milking Doe 18. Child handler under 14 yrs 19. Saanen goating 12-14 months unkidded 20. Toggenburg goatling 12-14 months unkidded 21. British Alpine goatling 12-14 months unkidded 22. Anglo Nubian goatling 12-14 months unkidded Champion & Reserve Champion Goatling 23. Saanen doe kid under 12 months unkidded 24. Toggenburg doe kid under 12 months unkidded 25. British Alpine doe kid under 12 months unkidded 26. Anglo Nubian doe kid under 12 months unkidded Champion & Reserve Champion Doe Kid 27. Buck kid any breed under 12 months 28. Buck kid any breed 12 & 14 months 29. Buck any breed, over 2 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Buck 30. Breeders group: must have stud prefix, not necessarily

with the same owner. BEST EXHIBIT (Sash) Breed Champions Champion & Reserve Champion Saanen Champion & Reserve Champion Toggenburg Champion & Reserve Champion British Alpine Champion & Reserve Champion Anglo Nubian

SECTION F - POULTRY ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 15th Stock to be penned by 9.00 a.m. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m. Judge: Mr Robert Rogers Entry fee - $1.00 per bird Pen numbers to be collected on the day of show from Poultry Supervisor: Mr Graham Pearce. Poultry stewards: Members of the Western Region Poultry Club Inc. Prizes • Special prizes totalling $100.00 donated by Catherine

King, M.P. • Perpetual trophy donated by the Harmer family for

Champion Bird in Show • Tenpin bowling voucher donated by Oz Tenpin Bowling

for Champion Bird in Show • Bag of feed donated by Mr James Bishop for Champion

Bird in Show • Bag of feed donated by Ballarat Agricultural & Pastoral

Society for Reserve Bird in Show Ribbons will be awarded to: • Best set of eggs in Show • Best waterfowl in Show • Best soft feather in Show • Best hard feather in Show • Best junior in Show • Reserve bird in Show • Champion bird in Show CLASS NUMBER

1. Waterfowl heavy 2. Waterfowl heavy 3. Waterfowl light 4. Waterfowl light 5. Waterfowl bantam 6. Waterfowl bantam 7. Soft feather heavy 8. Soft feather heavy 9. Soft feather heavy bantam 10. Soft feather heavy bantam 11. Soft feather light 12. Soft feather light 13. Soft feather light bantam 14. Soft feather light bantam 15. Hard feather heavy 16. Hard feather heavy 17. Hard feather heavy bantam 18. Hard feather heavy bantam 19. Hard feather light 20. Hard feather light 21. Hard feather light bantam 22. Hard feather light bantam 23. Set of 3 eggs One breed per set, State

breed

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Western Region Poultry Club Inc Show rules and regulations. Daylesford & District Agricultural Society Inc PIC: 3HPRE053 • These Show rules and regulations shall be enforced in

conjunction with those of the Daylesford & District Agricultural Society Inc.

• All Show rules and regulations shall encourage the aims, rules & constitution of the Western Region Poultry Club Inc. (WRPC)

• Exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor as shown on the entry form at the time of entering the Show.

• The Poultry supervisor reserves the right to refuse any entry or part thereof without giving the reason for the decision.

• Neither DDAS nor WRPC shall be liable for any loss, theft or damage to any property, including exhibits, at the Show.

• Neither DDAS nor WRPC shall be liable for any illness, disease or infection to any exhibit.

• Judges are not liable to give a placing to an exhibit that in their opinion does not meet the minimal standard for the described breed.

• Non-identifiable leg bands are permitted. • Exhibitors are responsible for the feed and water of their

own exhibits & may only do so after the completion of all judging and with the permission of the Poultry Supervisor.

• Exhibitors must supply their own food & water containers.

• Only judges may use judging sticks. • No exhibit may be handled after penning except by

judges, stewards or the Poultry Supervisor. • The Poultry Supervisor may have an exhibit removed

from the Show at any time for any reason. • The Poultry Supervisor will give permission for the

removal of exhibits at the end of the Show. • WRPC Committee has the right to alter or change a

judge at any time for any reason. • No person may interfere with the judging process if they

are not on the judging panel for that day’s Show. • Junior exhibitors must be between 6 & 16 years of age. • All junior entries must have a J prefix for the class. • Juniors are only eligible for junior awards. • No exhibitor will be allowed to enter in both junior and

adult classes. • No geese, turkeys or guinea fowls will be accepted due

to pen numbers and sizes. • Extra classes will be added where four or more exhibits

of the same breed, colour & sex are displayed. This number does not include absentee and disqualified exhibits.

• A Property Identification Number must be on the entry form when it is required by Victorian law.

• On entering exhibits all novices and juniors are encouraged to seek help.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS FOR SECTIONS: G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P Please note: The section letters have been changed due to the removal &/or the re-arrangement of some sections. Section G: Farm produce; Section H: Garden produce; Section I: Cut flowers; Section J: Cookery; Section K: Jams, jellies, preserves & relishes; Section L: Knitting; Section M: Crochet; Section N: Needlework, arts & crafts; Section O: Junior arts & crafts; Section P: Photography Sections G, H & I will be in the Table Tennis Pavilion. 1. Entries close November 15th 2019. 2. Specific information can be found at the head of

each section. 3. PLEASE NOTE: All pavilion entries need to be delivered

to the relevant pavilion between 12 noon & 1.30 p.m. on Friday 22rd November. No exhibit will be accepted after 1.30 p.m. Judging will commence at 2 p.m. sharp.

4. Section tickets must be firmly attached to article; no staples or straight pins are to be used.

5. Exhibits will not be released before 3.00 p.m. on Show Day. A steward must be in attendance when collecting articles.

6. Please post entries early & include a stamped, self- addressed envelope. This will ensure acceptance of entries & prompt return of tickets. Please include all relevant information. Fill in both sides of the entry form & ensure the correct entry fee is included.

7. Entries may also be made online at www.daylesfordshow.com.

8. Junior entrants – to age 16 - will be given a free ticket to the show. No entry fees for juniors.

9. Prize money may be collected after 3.00 p.m. at the Secretary’s office.

10. No names or markings will be allowed on any exhibit. 11. Allocations of aggregate points in various Arts, crafts,

needlework sections: 1st – 5 points, 2nd – 3 points. In the event of a tie, the person awarded the highest number of first prizes will be the winner.

SECTION G: FARM PRODUCE • Champion eggs in Show (card only) • No private marks will be allowed on any exhibit. • All eggs are to be displayed in egg cartons. • Double yolks will be disqualified. Entry fee: $1.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - .50c 1. One dozen fresh hen eggs white 2. One dozen fresh hen eggs brown 3. One dozen fresh eggs NOS 4. Soft goat’s milk cheese 5. Medium goat’s milk cheese 6. Hard goat’s milk cheese 7. Soft cow’s milk cheese 8. Medium cow’s milk cheese 9. Hard cow’s milk cheese

SECTION H: GARDEN PRODUCE • Section tickets to be firmly attached to each exhibit. • Must be grown by the exhibitor. Entry fee: $1.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - 50c 1. Bunch of carrots 2. Bunch of radishes 3. Lettuce 4. Broad beans, 12 pods 5. Silver beet, 4 stalks 6. Bunch of spring onions 7. Dish of 12 pods of peas 8. Dish of 12 strawberries 9. 3 lemons 10. Rhubarb, 6 sticks 11. Any other vegetable NOS 12. Best group of vegetables, 3 varieties District exhibitor – Radius: 25 km from P.O. 13. Best group of vegetables, 3 varieties 14. Bunch of parsley 15. Culinary herbs, 4 varieties, 1 cut of each, 1 container 16. Medicinal herbs, 4 varieties, 1 cut of each, 1 container Name herbs if possible. Under 16 years 17. Novelty vegetable or fruit, 10 yrs & under 18. Novelty vegetable or fruit, 11 - 13 yrs 19. Vegetable carved into the shape of an animal 20. Vegetable NOS

SECTION I - CUT FLOWERS • Must be grown by the exhibitor & should not

include flowering trees or shrubs unless stated. • Exhibitors are to provide their own containers. • Floral art section. Exhibitors need not have grown

material used. • Distinct variety = one variety. • Distinct colours = each must be different Entry fee: $1.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - 50c Daylesford Horticultural Society $25.00 prize for the best novice entry in sections H & I. 1. 6 cut flowers, one variety, not otherwise specified, 1

container 2. 6 cut flowers, distinct varieties, 1 stem of each 3. One spike delphinium 4. One bloom, any variety (not shrub) 5. 3 spikes delphinium 6. 2 varieties native shrub, 1 cut of each, 1 container 7. One head of rhodendron 8. Bowl of rhododendrons 9. Container of 3 rhododendrons, distinct varieties, 1 cut

of each

10. 4 cuts aquilegias, 1 container 11. 3 cuts snapdragons, 1 container 12. 3 cuts Sweet William, 1 container 13. 4 stems Iceland poppies, 1 container 14. 3 yellow or lemon flowers, distinct varieties, 1 container 15. 3 pink or red flowers, distinct varieties, 1 container 16. 3 blue of mauve flowers, distinct varieties, 1 container 17. 3 white flowers, distinct varieties, 1 container 18. 3 pansies, distinct colours 19. Miniature roses, small container 20. 3 roses, distinct colours, 1 container 21. One rose, full blown 22. One Floribunda rose variety 23. One English rose, David Austen variety 24. One perfumed rose, any variety, named if possible 25. One rose bud, any variety, named if possible 26. One rose, any variety, named if possible. District

radius:25 km from P.O. CHAMPION ROSE from sections 21-26 – rosette & card THE JENNY FIUME AWARD FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW (excluding sections 27-31) FLORAL ART 27. Arranged bowl of flowers 28. Bowl of roses 29. Garden in a poly box, max. 35 cm X 50 cm POT PLANTS 30. Pot plant 31. Cacti/succulent in pot II: Junior section, under 16 years 32. Collection of cut flowers, 3 varieties, 2 stems of each 33. One rose 34. Container of roses 35. Cacti/succulent in pot 36. Decorated saucer, 11-13 yrs, in sand 37. Decorated saucer, 10 yrs & under, in sand 38. Garden in a shoe box, 10 yrs & under

SECTION J - COOKERY • All exhibits must be cooked prior to Show Day by

the exhibitor. • Definitely no entries on the day. • One entry per class, per person. • Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Definition of a biscuit – A biscuit is rolled, cut to shape, dropped from a spoon, baked in a tin. A biscuit must be crisp; when broken it must snap in half cleanly. All biscuits should be even in thickness, not high on one side and low on the other.

• Definition of a cookie – A cookie is a plain mixture dropped from the spoon, with the addition of fruit, choc bits, nuts, etc. It can be higher & softer than a biscuit, it can be rougher, or it can be flattened out with baking & be short and crisp.

• ALL cooking exhibits must be delivered on a plain white paper plate with section card attached.

Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes:1st - $1.00, 2nd - 50c Ribbons awarded to all juniors. 1. 6 plain scones 2. Plate of uncooked slice, 2 varieties, 3 pieces of each (3

cm x 5.5 cm) 3. Plate of cooked slice, 2 varieties, 3 pieces of each (3 cm x

5.5 cm) 4. Rich fruit cake (approx. 4lbs/2kg) 5. Boiled fruit cake 6. Orange cake, iced loaf 7. Plain cake, not iced 8. 4 small muffins 9. Chocolate cake, iced 10. Midlands Group: Blokes’ Chocolate cake. Can be packet

mix, iced or not. The winner of the Blokes’ Chocolate Cake will be required to present a \chocolate cake at the Midlands Group Competition in 2020.

11. Banana cake, not iced 12. Sponge, not iced, no filling 13. Shortbread, 6 pieces 14. 6 Shell cream puffs 15. Biscuits, 2 varieties, 3 of each 16. Fruit and/or nut loaf, round tin 17. Plum pudding, boiled in cloth 18. 6 sausage rolls 19. 3 pasties 20. Decorated cake, one trier. Decorations to be made by

the exhibitor 21. Novelty cake, any decorations

Prizes for classes 20 & 21: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00 CONFECTIONERY 1. White Christmas, 6 pieces 2. Selection of 10 chocolates 3. Selection of 10 sweets, 2 varieties of each

VAS Ltd Rich Fruit Cake Competition Open to all fruit cake enthusiasts Rules & Regulations 1. The entrant must follow the recipe and specifications

provided. 2. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the

exhibitor. 3. The Rich Fruit Cake follows the three levels of

competition: Show level, Group level and State Final. 4. An exhibitor, having won at the Show, will bake another

cake for entry in the Group Final and the winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the State Final at the next Royal Melbourne Show.

5. An exhibitor, having won at Show level, is not eligible to enter any other Show until after the Group judging.

6. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final.

7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final, the second placegetter is eligible to compete. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe and specifications.

State Final Prizes 1st - $200.00 & VAS Ltd State Final Trophy 2nd - $100.00 3rd - $50.00 Ingredients 250g sultanas, 250g chopped raisins, 250g currants, 125g chopped mixed peel, 90g chopped red glace cherries, 90g chopped blanched almonds, 1/3 cup sherry or brandy, 250g plain flour, 60g self-raising flour, ¼ tsp grated nutmeg, ½ tsp ground ginger, ½ tsp ground cloves, 250g butter, 250g soft brown sugar, ½ tsp lemon essence or finely grated lemon rind, ½ tsp almond essence, 4 large eggs. Method: Mix together all the fruit and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter & sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit & flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture in a prepared tin 20 cm square, straight-sided, square cornered and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3½ - 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.

VAS Ltd Carrot Cake Proudly sponsored by Rocky Lamattina & Sons Open to all carrot cake enthusiasts Note: Regulations for the Carrot Cake Competition are the same as the Regulations for the Rich Fruit Cake Competition. State Final prizes: 1st: $250.00 & VAS Ltd State Final Trophy 2nd: $100.00 3rd: $50.00 Ingredients: 375 g plain flour, 2 tsp baking powder, 1½ tsp bicarb soda, 2 tsp ground cinnamon, ½ tsp ground nutmeg, ½ tsp allspice, 2 tsp salt, 345 g castor sugar, 375 ml vegetable oil, 4 eggs, 3 medium carrots, grated (350 grams), 220 g tin crushed pineapple, drained, 180 g pecan nuts, crushed. Method: Preheat the oven to 180c (160c fan). Grease a 23 cm (9”) round cake tin and line with baking paper. Sift the dry ingredients together into a bowl. In a separate bowl, beat the eggs and oil, then add to the dry ingredients. Mix well, then add the carrots, crushed pineapple and pecans. Mix to form a smooth batter and pour into the cake tin. Bake for approximately 90 - 100 minutes. Remove from the oven and allow to cool for 10 minutes in the tin on a wire rack. Upend and allow to cool on the wire rack. JJ - Junior section, under 16 years The ‘Florence Liversidge’ Junior Cookery Encouragement Award will be given to the Aggregate winner in the cookery section. 1. 6 cupcakes, un-iced 2. 6 cupcakes, iced 3. 6 cupcakes, decorated 4. Packet cake, any variety, un-iced 5. 6 plain scones 6. Homemade fancy biscuits, 2 varieties, 3 of each 7. Plate of uncooked slice, 2 varieties, 3 of each 8. 4 small muffins 9. Decorated cake, decorated by the exhibitor 10. Novelty cake

10 years and under 11. 6 chocolate crackles 12. 6 honey joys 13. 4 cupcakes, decorated 14. Decorated homemade gingerbread man 15. 4 muffins 16. 4 biscuits

VAS Ltd Junior Boiled Fruit Cake. A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local Show. State Final prizes: 1st: $200.00 & VAS Ltd State Final Trophy 2nd: $100.00 3rd: $50.00 NOTE: Regulations for the Junior Boiled Fruit Cake Competition are the same as the Regulations for the Rich Fruit Cake Competition. Ingredients: 375 g mixed fruit, ¾ cup brown sugar, 1 tsp mixed spice, ½ cup water, 125 g butter, ½ tsp bicarbonate soda, ½ cup sherry, 2 eggs, lightly beaten, 2 tbsp marmalade, 1 cup self-raising flour, 1 cup plain flour, ¼ tsp salt. Method: Place the mixed fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Simmer gently for three minutes, then remove from the stove, add bicarb soda and allow to cool. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients, then place in a greased and lined 20 cm round cake tin. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1½ hours or until cooked when tested.

VAS Ltd Carrot and Date Muffins Proudly sponsored by Rocky Lamattina & Sons

A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local show. State Final prizes 1st: $250.00 plus VAS Ltd State Final Trophy 2nd: $100.00 3rd: $50.00 Note: Regulations for the Carrot and Date Muffin Competition are the same as the regulations for the Rich Fruit Cake Competition.

Ingredients: 2 ½ cups self-raising flour, 1 tsp ground cinnamon, ¼ tsp ground nutmeg, 1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed), 1/3 cup pitted dates, 1 cup coarsely grated carrot, 1 tbsp orange marmalade, 1 cup canola oil, 2 eggs, lightly beaten, ¾ cup orange juice, 1 cup reduced fat milk Method: Heat oven to 190c (moderately hot). Line and spray a 12-hole muffin pan with round paper muffin cases. Classic white muffin cases size (35mm height x 90mm wide x 50mm base). Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates and carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined. Spoon mixture evenly into prepared pan holes. Cook for 20 minutes. To test if muffins are cooked, insert a cake skewer; if it comes out clean the muffins are ready.

Stand muffins in the pan for 5 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack to cool. Show entries: Four (4) muffins per plate.

SECTION K - JAMS, JELLIES, PRESERVES, RELISHES • All exhibits must have been made in the last 12 months. • Exhibits must be homemade and in jars of clear glass

with clear seals. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. Entry fee: $1.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00

1. Collection of jams, 3 varieties 2. Collection of jellies, 2 varieties 3. Raspberry jam 4. Plum jam 5. Apricot jam 6. Blackberry jam 7. Jam, NOS 8. Orange marmalade 9. Grapefruit marmalade 10. Marmalade NOS 11. Quince jelly 12. Apple jelly 13. Tomato pickles 14. Pickles NOS 15. Tomato sauce 16. Tomato relish 17. Tomato chutney 18. Chutney NOS 19. Lemon butter 20. Plum sauce 21. Worcestershire sauce LOCAL SECTION Radius of 25 km from Daylesford P.O. 22. Collection of jams, 2 varieties 23. Collection of jellies, 2 varieties 24. 1 jar of berry jam

SECTION L - KNITTING • All exhibits must have been completed in the last 12

months. • Garments should not be washed. • Section tickets to be suitably attached to the right-

hand corner of every exhibit with a small safety pin. Staples and straight pins must not be used.

Please enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Entry fee: $1.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - 50c Ribbons awarded to all juniors.

1. Adult garment, handknitted 2. Stole or shawl, handknitted 3. Hat or beanie, handknitted, over 5 ply 4. Baby’s booties, handknitted 5. Baby’s garment, handknitted 6. Baby’s layette, handknitted 7. Child’s garment, handknitted 8. Dressed doll, knitted garments

9. Woollen rug, hand-knitted 10. Baby’s garment handknitted 11. Handknitted item NOS

VAS Ltd Knitting Competition Proudly sponsored by Spotlight

State final prizes 1st: VAS Ltd State Final trophy & $300.00 Spotlight voucher 2nd: $150.00 Spotlight voucher 3rd: $50.00 Spotlight voucher Rules and regulations 1. A HANDKNITTED GARMENT FOR A CHILD 3-5 YEARS OF

AGE 2. Each exhibit must be made from pure wool/wool blend

of any ply. 3. Exhibitor to attach label from wool used or receipt from

the woollen mill. 4. Each exhibit must be the bona fide work of the

exhibitor. 5. All work is to have been completed in the last 12

months prior to its entry at a local show. 6. The competition follows the three levels of competition:

Show Level, Group Level and State final. 7. An exhibit, having won at a show will compete at the

2020 group final. The winning exhibit at the Group final will then compete in the State final at the 2020 Royal Melbourne Show.

8. An exhibitor having won at Show level is not eligible to enter the VAS Ltd knitting competition until after the group final judging.

9. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one group in the State final.

10. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at group or State final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete.

11. An exhibit having won at State final level is no longer eligible competition.

12. If an exhibitor is found to have won more than one group final the exhibitor must forfeit/refund all prizes and be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months.

SECTION M – CROCHET, SPINNING, WEAVING • All exhibits must have been completed in the last 12

months. • Garments should not be washed. • Section tickets to be suitably attached to the right-

hand corner of every exhibit with a small safety pin. Staples and straight pins must not be used.

Please enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Entry fee: $1.00 Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - 50c.

1. Adult garment, crochet 2. Stole or shawl, crochet 3. Hat or beanie, crochet, over 5 ply 4. Baby’s booties, crochet 5. Baby’s garment crochet 6. Baby’s layette, crochet 7. Child’s garment, crochet 8. Dressed doll, crochet garments 9. Woollen rug, crochet 10. Any other crochet article, NOS SPINNING 1. Hand-woven article 2. 2 skeins hand-spun wool, 1 coloured, 1 white 3. 2 skeins, any other fibre 4. Any other article, NOS WEAVING 1. Article of tapestry weaving 2. Item of woven clothing 3. Home décor item e.g. wall hanging, cushion 4. Any other woven item, NOS VAS Ltd CROCHET COMPETITION Proudly sponsored by Spotlight

State final prizes 1st: VAS Ltd State Final trophy & $300.00 Spotlight voucher 2nd: $150.00 Spotlight voucher 3rd: $50.00 Spotlight voucher Rules and regulations 1. One item of crochet, no larger than 50 cm on any one

side, made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply. The rest of the rules & regulations are the same as for those for knitting. LOCAL CLASSES 1. Adult handknitted/crochet jumper or cardigan 2. Child’s handknitted/crochet jumper or cardigan 3. Baby’s handknitted/crochet layette

LL & MM - Junior knitting, crochet, arts, crafts & needlework section 14 - 17 years 1. Machine-made garment 2. Machine-made craft article 3. Article made from recycled material 4. Soft toy 5. Any article demonstrating patchwork, quilting or applique 6. Wall hanging 7. Mobile phone or iPad case 8. Any item of jewellery 9. Any other article NOS

13 years and under 10. Any article made from recycled material 11. Any article made from recycled materials 12. Dressed teddy bear 13. Wall hanging 14. Mobile phone/iPad/tablet case 15. Any item of jewellery 16. Any other article NOS

SECTION N - ARTS, CRAFTS, NEEDLEWORK All exhibits must have been completed in the last 12 months. • Section tickets to be suitably attached to the

right-hand corner of every exhibit. • All exhibits to be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. • All exhibitors to be amateurs only. • Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. Entry fee: 50c Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Arts and crafts 1. Tapestry picture, framed 2. Article of craft NOS 3. Painting, any medium, framed 4. Black & white drawing 5. Abstract or semi-abstract item, any medium 6. Papercraft item e.g. card/scrapbooking 7. Any article of jewellery

Patchwork 8. Quilt, quilted by hand 9. Quilt, quilted by machine 10. Quilt, professionally quilted 11. Wall quilt, quilted by hand 12. Wall quilt, quilted by machine 13. Applique, machine stitched 14. Applique, hand stitched 15. Quilted clothing, machine stitched 16. Quilted clothing, hand stitched 17. Patchwork cushion, machine quilted 18. Patchwork cushion, hand quilted 19. Article of patchwork, NOS

Fancy work 20. Soft toy 21. Novelty toy 22. Teddy bear 23. Machine-made apron 24. Piece of cross stitch 25. Any other needlework article NOS

Prizes for following class: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00 One person’s work - Variety of 6 articles of work done by one person. - cookery, needlework, craft, etc

VAS Ltd Sewing Competition Proudly sponsored by Spotlight

State Final prizes 1st: VAS Ltd State Final trophy and $300.00 Spotlight voucher. 2nd: $150.00 Spotlight voucher 3rd: $50.00 Spotlight voucher Rules and regulations 1. TOTE/CARRY BAG, NO LARGER THAN 50 CM ON ANY ONE

SIDE, FABRIC HANDLE/S, MINIMUM EMBELLISHMENTS ALLOWED, MUST BE LINED.

2. Sewn by machine. 3. May be hand finished. 4. Knitted/crochet items not acceptable.

The rest of the rules & regulations are the same as for those for knitting and other VAS Ltd competitions. VAS Ltd Embroidery Competition Proudly sponsored by Spotlight

State final prizes 1st: VAS Ltd State Final trophy & $300.00 Spotlight voucher 2nd: $150.00 Spotlight voucher 3rd: $50.00 Spotlight voucher Rules & regulations 1. The exhibit to be an article of hand embroidery any type,

excluding cross stitch.

The rest of the rules & regulations are the same as for knitting, crochet, patchwork & sewing.

SECTION h - JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS • Section tickets to be firmly attached. • Please state age of child when entering. • No names to be displayed on exhibits. • Work must have been completed in the past 12 months. • All paintings & pictures must be mounted on card. • Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. Prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - $50c Ribbons awarded to all juniors.

The following prizes are donated by Mrs D Hollow, Sandy Farm Winery. $50.00 Voucher to be given to overall winner in Section O $30.00 Voucher to be given to 2nd place overall in Section O

h1 - 10 years & under 15 years 1. Painting, any subject 2. Drawing, any subject 3. An article made from recycled materials 4. Any other article NOS O2 - 6 years & under 10 years 5. Painting, any subject 6. Drawing, any subject 7. An art piece about a pet, any medium 8. An art piece made from natural resources, e.g.

grass, bark, leaves 9. Lego model, not from a kit 10. 3-dimensional article, any medium, e.g. ceramics,

woodwork, model, sculpture 11. Any other article NOS

O3 – Under 6 years 12. Painting, any subject 13. Drawing, any subject 14. Clay design 15. Any other article NOS

SECTION P - PHOTOGRAPHY - AMATEURS ONLY

• Section tickets are to be firmly attached to all prints. • It is requested that all photos be mounted, the mount

to be no more than 3 cm larger than the photo, to prevent damage during display.

• Please print name & address on back of photos. • Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. • Open to digital & 35 mm film photos. • The same photo not to be entered in more than

one section.

Entry fee: 50c Prizes: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00 Junior prizes: 1st - $1.00, 2nd - 50c. Ribbons awarded to all juniors. DAYLESFORD PHARMACY VOUCHERS: $50.00 - Best colour print $50.00 - Best black & white print $30.00 - Best print primary school student $30.00 - Best print secondary college student MIDLANDS GROUP PHOTO COMPETITION Theme: SEASONS - Open to all The winner of the Midlands Group Photo Competition will then be required to present the winning photo at the Midlands Group Competition in 2020. RESTRICTED SECTION Size up to 10 x 15 cm

Black & white 1. Any subject 2. Local scenes 3. Local scene 4. Portrait

Colour 5. Any subject 6. Child study 7. Animal study 8. Landscape 9. 3 local scenes 10. Local scene 11. Seascape 12. Floral study 13. Portrait

OPEN SECTION Any size up to 20 x 30 cm Please note: a maximum or 4 entries per class per exhibitor applies. Black & white 14. Any subject 15. Local scene Colour 16. Any subject 17. Child study 18. Animal study 19. Landscape 20. Seascape 21. Local scene 22. Floral study 23. Portrait 24. Digitally enhanced photo, any subject

VAS Ltd Senior Photography Competition Rules & regulations 1. THEME FOR 2019-2020- PHOTO FEATURING WATER 2. Unframed. 3. Print no larger than 20 cm x 30 cm. 4. Must be mounted on thick card (no larger than 3 cm). 5. Professional photographers are not eligible (someone

that derives the greater percentage of their income as a photographer).

The rest of the rules & regulations are the same as for other VAS Ltd competitions.

PP - JUNIOR SECTION Primary School 1. Any subject, colour 2. Animal study, colour 3. Child study, colour 4. Local scene, colour 5. Seascape, colour

Secondary School 6. Any subject, black & white 7. Any subject, colour 8. Animal study, colour 9. Child study, colour 10. Seascape, colour 11. Floral study, colour

VAS Ltd Junior Photography Competition Rules & regulations 1. THEME FOR 2019-2020- PHOTO FEATURING WATER 2. Exhibitors to be aged under 18 years on the day of their

local Show.

The rest of the rules and regulations are the same as for the senior competition DAYLESFORD SHOW – Bigger & better in 2019

As well as the traditional rides, showbags & food vans, we are aiming to have a program of demonstrations and advice on, for example: • Gardening – pruning, propagating,

managing an inherited garden • Beekeeping • Goats – making curds, kefir and goats’

cheese • Spinning & weaving • Fermenting • Edible and medicinal plants & weeds • Growing oyster mushrooms • Making sausage rolls • Biodynamic farming • Felting • Wool dyeing • Growing oyster mushrooms • Keeping poultry at home • Crochet • Potato growing and more We will also have the Sprung Circus, storytelling and other children’s activities in the Tom Ford Pavilion.

VAS Ltd Junior Photography Competition Rules & regulations 1. THEME FOR 2019-2020- PHOTO FEATURING WATER 2. Exhibitors to be aged under 18 years on the day of their

local Show.

The rest of the rules and regulations are the same as for the senior competition DAYLESFORD SHOW – Bigger & better in 2019

As well as the traditional rides, showbags & food vans, we are aiming to have a program of demonstrations and advice on, for example: • Gardening – pruning, propagating,

managing an inherited garden • Beekeeping • Goats – making curds, kefir and goats’

cheese • Spinning & weaving • Fermenting • Edible and medicinal plants & weeds • Growing oyster mushrooms • Making sausage rolls • Biodynamic farming • Felting • Wool dyeing • Growing oyster mushrooms • Keeping poultry at home • Crochet • Potato growing and more We will also have the Sprung Circus, storytelling and other children’s activities in the Tom Ford Pavilion.

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nder section 32N of the Fair Trading Act 1999, the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form

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VICTORIAN

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Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and the Daylesford &

District Agricultural Society (“the suppliers”) advise that participation in the practice of animal handling at an agricultural show

contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent.

Animal handling is a dangerous recreational activity and anim

als can act in sudden and unpredictable ways, especially w

hen frightened or hurt. 1.

By signing this waiver I acknow

ledge that: 1.1.

Participation in animal handling is a hazardous activity and m

ay result in injury, loss, damage or death to m

e; 1.2.

Participation in animal handling requires certain skills. I declare that I have suffi

cient skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the events. 1.3.

Animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable w

ay, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises;

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al handling events will be held in close proxim

ity to rides & large groups of people, and that there m

ay be loud and unfa miliar noises w

hich can frighten exhibits; 1.5.

Insects or other animals m

ay cause the animal to becom

e frightened and act in an unpredictable way;

1.6. There is inherent in anim

al handling events the risk of suffering injury including injury from the anim

al; 1.7.

I am responsible for ensuring that I have and w

ill wear equipm

ent suitable for safely and properly participating in the event; and 1.8.

I use the facilities of the Daylesford & District Agricultural Society entirely at m

y own risk, as I find them

and with the p rior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to m

e. 2.

If I suffer harm w

hile participating in an animal handling event, I w

ill not hold the Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any injuries I suffer. I w

ill not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claim

s, costs, dam

ages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from

legal responsibility for the services I have been provided. 3.

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y participation in the animal handling events and associated activities are a danger and m

ay ha ve inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and som

etimes death) m

ay occur and I accept and assum

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hatsoever arising from these activities and hereby w

aive my individual right to sue the Suppliers in any w

ay whatsoever arising from

or in connection with these activities.

4. I w

ill not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs w

hile participating in animal handling events and agree that such use m

ay res ult in me being excluded from

an event with no entitlem

ent to any refund of money paid for entry to the

Suppliers. 5.

I agree to be bound by the rules & guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Show

s Ltd as varied from tim

e to time.

Where the participant is over 18 years of age: I agree that I have read and understood this w

aiver prior to signing it and agree that this waiver w

ill be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and adm

inistrators. I agree that this waiver

shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the law

s of Victoria. Signature:…

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ill be binding on my (and their) heirs, next of kin, executors and adm

inistrators. I agree that this w

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s of Victoria. Signature: …

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WARN

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UN

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ACT 1999 U

nder the Australian Consumer Law

(Victoria), several statutory guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the supplier nam

ed on this form is required to ensure that the recreational

services if supplies to you �

Are rendered with due care and skill; and

� Are reasonably fit for any purpose w

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ake known to the supplier; and

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ight reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made know

n to the supplier. U

nder section 32N of the Fair Trading Act 1999, the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form

, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the Fair

Trading Act 1999 if you are killed or injure d because the services provided were not in accordance w

ith these guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the w

ay set out in this form. N

OTE: The change to your rights, as set out in

this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier’s part. G

ross Negligence is defined in the Fair Trading (Recreational Services) Regulations 2004.

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VICTORIAN

AGRICULTU

RAL SHOW

S LIMITED – Daylesford &

District Agricultural Society Inc HO

RSE SPORTS PARTICIPAN

T RISK ACKNO

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WAIVER

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Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and the Daylesford &

District Agricultural Society (“the suppliers”) advise that participation in the practice horse sports at an agricultural show or horse com

petition contains elements of risk, both obvious

and inherent. Horse sports are dangerous recreational activities and horses can act in sudden and unpredictable ways, especiall y w

hen frightened or hurt. 1.

By signing this waiver I acknow

ledge that: 1.1.

Participation in horse sports is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss, dam

age or death to me;

1.2. Participation in horse sports requires certain skills. I declare that I have suffi

cient skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the events. 1.3.

Horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfam

iliar noises; 1.4.

If held at an agricultural show, the horse sports w

ill be held near rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfam

iliar noises which can frighten horses;

1.5. As the event is held outdoors, there are risks to m

e & to m

y horse as a result of the weather conditions, including either extrem

e hot or cold weather, rain or w

ind; 1.6.

Insects or other animals m

ay cause my horse or other horses to becom

e frightened and act in an unpredictable way;

1.7. There is inherent in horse riding events the risk of suffering injury including falling from

my horse;

1.8. I am

responsible for ensuring that I have and will w

ear equipment suitable for safely and properly participating in the event; and

1.9. I use the facilities of the Daylesford &

District Agricultural Society entirely at my ow

n risk, as I find them and w

ith the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me.

2. If I suffer harm

while participating in a horse event, I w

ill not hold the suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any injuries I suffer. I w

ill not sue the suppliers, their employees or agents for any claim

s, costs, dam

ages or liability. I agree to release the suppliers and their employees from

legal responsibility for the services I have been provided. 3.

I acknowledge and agree that m

y participation in the horse sports and associated activities are a danger and may have inherent risks as a result of w

hich personal injury (and sometim

es death) may occur and I accept and assum

e all such risks of personal injury or death in anyw

ay whatsoever arising from

these activities and hereby waive m

y individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I or m

y representatives may have for such personal injury or death

against the Suppliers in any way w

hatsoever arising from or in connection w

ith these activities.. 4.

I will not consum

e any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the horse sports and agree that such use m

ay result in me being excluded from

an event with no entitlem

ent to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers.

5. I agree to be bound by the rules &

guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd as varied from

time to tim

e. W

here the participant is over 18 years of age: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this w

aiver will be binding on m

y heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree that this w

aiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance w

ith the laws of Victoria.

Signature:……

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…., being a parent or legal guardian of the above-nam

ed participant hereby consent to my child participating in horse sports.

I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant, this w

aiver prior to signing it and agree that this agreement w

ill be binding on my (and their) heirs, next of kin, executors and adm

inistrators. I agree that this w

aiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the law

s of Victoria. Signature: …

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WARN

ING

UN

DER THE FAIR TRADING

ACT 1999 U

nder the Australian Consumer Law

(Victoria), several statutory guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the supplier nam

ed on this form is required to ensure that the recreational

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Are rendered with due care and skill; and

� Are reasonably fit for any purpose w

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� M

ight reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made know

n to the supplier. U

nder section 32N of the Fair Trading Act 1999, the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form

, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the Fair

Trading Act 1999 if you are killed or injured because the services provided were not in accordance w

ith these guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the w

ay set out in this form. N

OTE: The change to your rights, as set out in

this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier’s part. Gross N

egligence is defined in the Fair Trading (Recreational Services) Regulations 2004.

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HORSE SPO

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WAIVER

Nam

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Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and the Daylesford &

District Agricultural Society (“the suppliers”) advise that participation in the practice horse sports at an agricultural show or horse com

petition contains elements of risk, both obvious

and inherent. Horse sports are dangerous recreational activitie s and horses can act in sudden and unpredictable ways, especially w

hen frightened or hurt. 1.

By signing this waiver I acknow

ledge that: 1.1.

Participation in horse sports is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss, dam

age or death to me;

1.2. Participation in horse sports requires certain skills. I declare that I have suffi

cient skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the events. 1.3.

Horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfam

iliar noises; 1.4.

If held at an agricultural show, the horse sports w

ill be held near rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfam

iliar noises which can frighten horses;

1.5. As the event is held outdoors, there are risks to m

e & to m

y horse as a result of the weather conditions, including either extrem

e hot or cold weather, rain or w

ind; 1.6.

Insects or other animals m

ay cause my horse or other horses to becom

e frightened and act in an unpredictable way;

1.7. There is inherent in horse riding events the risk of suffering injury including falling from

my horse;

1.8. I am

responsible for ensuring that I have and will w

ear equipment suitable for safely and properly participating in the event; and

1.9. I use the facilities of the Daylesford &

District Agricultural Society entirely at my ow

n risk, as I find them and w

ith the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me.

2. If I suffer harm

while participating in a horse event, I w

ill not hold the suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any injuries I suffer. I w

ill not sue the suppliers, their employees or agents for any claim

s, costs, dam

ages or liability. I agree to release the suppliers and their employees from

legal responsibility for t he services I have been provided. 3.

I acknowledge and agree that m

y participation in the horse sports and associated activities are a danger and may have inherent risks as a result of w

hich personal injury (and sometim

es death) may occur and I accept and assum

e all such risks of personal injury or death in anyw

ay whatsoever arising from

these activities and hereby waive m

y individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I or m

y representatives may have for such personal injury or death

against the Suppliers in any way w

hatsoever arising from or in connection w

ith these activities.. 4.

I will not consum

e any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the horse sports and agree that such use m

ay result in me being excluded from

an event with no entitlem

ent to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers.

5. I agree to be bound by the rules &

guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd as varied from

time to tim

e. W

here the participant is over 18 years of age: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this w

aiver will be binding on m

y heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree that this w

aiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance w

ith the laws of Victoria.

Signature:……

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pleted by a parent or guardian):

I ……

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…., being a parent or legal guardian of the above-nam

ed participant hereby consent to my child participating in horse sports.

I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant, this w

aiver prior to signing it and agree that this agreement w

ill be binding on my (and their) heirs, next of kin, executors and adm

inistrators. I agree that this w

aiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the law

s of Victoria. Signature: …

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WARN

ING

UN

DER THE FAIR TRADING

ACT 1999 U

nder the Australian Consumer Law

(Victoria), several statutory guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the supplier nam

ed on this form is required to ensure that the recreational

services if supplies to you �

Are rendered with due care and skill; and

� Are reasonably fit for any purpose w

hich you, either expressly or by implication, m

ake known to the supplier; and

� M

ight reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made know

n to the supplier. U

nder section 32N of the Fair Trading Act 1999, the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form

, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the Fair

Trading Act 1999 if you are killed or injured because the services provided were not in accordance w

ith these guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the w

ay set out in this form. N

OTE: The change to your rights, as set out in

this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier’s part. G

ross Negligence is defined in the Fair Trading (Recreational Services) Regulations 2004.

Thanks to our sponsors and supporters:

Art Deco

Courtot Automotive

Daylesford & District Bowling Club

Daylesford Engineering

Daylesford Hotel

Daylesford Mitre 10 Bi Rite

Daylesford Newsagency

Daylesford Agricultural Society

PO Box 58

Daylesford 3460

Daylesford Pharmacy

Daylesford Timber & Hardware

Daylesford Tyre & Windscreen Service

K R Little

The Magic Pudding

Rjik Zwann

Spring Park Nursery

Wombat Nursery

And horse & sheep sponsors as listed in the Schedule