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SHOWGROUNDS GUIDE1. Public Entrance 13. Horse exercise area2. Security Van 14. Horse Stalls3. Secretary’s Office 15. Horse Transport parking4. Sheep Pavilion 16. Cattle Pavilion5. Fleece Display 17. Stock Ramp6. Horticulture Pavilion 18. Entrance Gate for Members, Horse & Cattle Exhibitors7. Arts & Crafts / Nursing Mothers 19. Cattle Judging8. Toilet Block 20. Poultry9. Commerce Pavilion 21. Animal Nursery10. Springers Athletics 22. Horse Marshall Supervisor11. Wannon Rooms 23. Dog High Jump12. Members Parking 24. Commercial Vehicle Entrance25. Mother’s Feeding & Nappy Change 26. First Aid
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IndexShowgrounds Map------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2Show Guide & General Information--------------------------------------------------------------------------------4Rules and Regulations------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6Section A to C: Horse--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8Section D: Show Jumping--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22Section E to I: Dairy----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26Section J: Beef----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29Section K: Sheep-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31Section L: Fleece-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34Section M: Shearing Competition-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------35Section N: Horticulture-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36Section O: Photography-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------39Section P: Needlework, Fancywork & Craft----------------------------------------------------------------------40Section Q: Art------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44Section R: Cookery-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44Section S: Cake Decorating------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47Section T: Poultry-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48Section U: Dog High Jump-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------49Section V: Home Brew------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50Cattle Health Declaration---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------52Sheep Health Declaration--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54Entry Form: Dairy, Beef, Sheep & Poultry------------------------------------------------------------------------56Entry Form: Fleece, Hort., Art, Craft & Cooking-----------------------------------------------------------------57Entry Form & Labels: Home Brew----------------------------------------------------------------------------------58Comments and Feedback--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------60
MESSAGE FROM THE WARRNAMBOOL SHOW COMMITTEE PRESIDENT
On behalf of the Warrnambool Agricultural Society I would like to present to you the 2017 schedule of events for the 164th annual show which is sure to be another fantastic event.
We are excited to announce this year that the shearing is back for the 2017 show, showcasing some of the best local and international talent on Saturday.
The “Beefy Bull Bonanza” will kick off the beef section on which will run on the Friday this year, followed by the Dairy section hosting a Jersey feature on the Sunday. There will be another high class display of sheep this year with a Southdown feature kicking off on Friday.
There will be a great display of show jumping and horse competitions from the Thursday to the Sunday showcasing the amazing talent we have locally and further afield. This year has us launching a new section with a home brew competition, featuring a range of home brew talents.
Once again, the horticulture pavilion be smelling beautiful, packed full of floral displays. The art and craft as well as the cookery section will have a high class display of very talented local crafters and bakers, with a wide range of scones, cakes biscuits, quilting, knitting and much more. The fleece room will once again showcase some magnificent fleeces.
To accompany the magnificent animal nursery we have, we will welcome back the highly popular Jamie and Kim’s mobile zoo along with their great display of native animals. Animals 2 U petting zoo will also have a great display of animals for the kids to interact with and pony rides. Saturday night will once again go off with a bang with a great display of fireworks.
A huge thank you needs to go out to the wonderful sponsors of the Warrnambool Agricultural Societies annual show, without your generous support the show could not go on.
Good luck to all competitors and exhibitors for the 2017 show.
Kelly Rentsch,President
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WARRNAMBOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP
The Objects of the Society are: To promote the Agricultural and Industrial Development of the State in general, and the district in particular. By joining the Society, you support an organisation which takes pride in showcasing local community.
PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERSHIPThe payment to the Secretary of the Annual Subscription of $44.00 constitutes Membership. Members are entitled to the following privileges:1. Free admission on each day to the Society’s Annual Show.2. A Guest Ticket for each day of the show.3. Free admission to the Show for 3 of the Member’s children attending Secondary School or younger.4. Reduced entry fees to most Sections of the Show as specified in the Schedule.5. Free admission of the Member’s motor vehicle to the Member’s Car Park within the Showgrounds on each day of the Show.6. Power to vote at the Society’s Annual General MeetingIntending members may be enrolled when submitting entries or by calling at the Society’s Office at the Warrnambool Showgrounds prior to the start of the Show.
PUBLIC ADMISSION CHARGESThe following public admission charges apply on each day and on the Saturday night session of the Show (GST included):ADULTS ...............................................$ 15.00HIGH SCHOOL ....................................$ 10.00 (School children 13 to 18 yrs. Current school ID must be produced)PRIMARY SCHOOL .............................$ 5.00 (School children 7 to 12 yrs. Current school ID must be produced)CHILDREN ...........................................Free (Children 6 yrs & under)FAMILY TICKET (1) .............................$ 35.00(2 Adults & 3 Children including secondary students)FAMILY TICKET (2) .............................$ 20.00 (1 Adult & 2 Children including secondary students)NB Family Tickets valid for day of purchase only and do not entitle the purchaser to admission of vehicle to groundsCONCESSIONS ...................................$ 10.00 (Age, TPI & alike, pensioners must show pension card to get concession)
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY
The Warrnambool Agricultural Society is committed to providing a safe and environmentally acceptable Showgrounds for everyone involved in the presentation of the Annual Show and for all patrons. We maintain an effective health and safety program and endeavour to comply with all Statutory and Common Law requirements. All competitors, exhibitors and patrons have a ‘duty of care’ to avoid exposing themselves or other people to situations that could lead to injury.
EXHIBIT ENTRY PROCEDURESWe are able to take entries online via Showday Online at https://showday.online/. Alternatively, the ‘Entry Form’ in this schedule is to be used to enter in all sections other than special events such as the Shearing Championships where special forms are available from the Show Office. Exhibitors are requested to carefully read the preamble to
each section before completing the entry form and to include all required details on the entry form. When completed, the entry form should be forwarded together with the entry fees to The Warrnambool Agricultural Society, PO Box 124, Warrnambool 3280 or entries may be delivered in person to the Show Office at the Warrnambool Showgrounds, Koroit Street, Warrnambool. (Entries may be deposited outside office hours by placing the form and fees in the entries box situated at the double doors on the Koroit Street side of the office). Post Entries: This term means that entries will be accepted on the day of competition for show jumping & Show Horse sections.
PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEYShow jumping Section: Prize cards will be presented at the conclusion of each event and prize money can be collected from the cashier in the Show Office on presentation of prize cards.Cattle & Sheep Sections: Prize money will be distributed to winning exhibitors as soon as possible after the completion of judging. NB Prize cards will not be issued for sheep and cattle classes.Horticulture Section: Prize money to be collected from Chief Steward in the Horticulture Pavilion at 4.15pm on the Sunday of the Show.Arts & Crafts Sections (Includes all sections displayed in the Arts & Crafts Pavilion): Prize money and award certificates should be collected from the Chief Steward in the Arts & Crafts Pavilion when exhibits are being collected between 3.30pm and 4.30pm on the Sunday of the Show.Other Sections & Competitions: Prize cards will be issued to winning exhibitors who can collect prize money from the Show Office.Payment of Prize Money to GST Registered Exhibitors: All prize money, trophies and sashes listed in the schedule are inclusive of GST. It is important, therefore, that ABN details of GST registered exhibitors are included on the entry form to facilitate the issue of any necessary tax documents.Prize money not collected within 30 days after the Show will be forfeited.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ANIMAL EXHIBITORS
Forbidden substances: The use of tranquillisers, stimulants, or any drugs capable of affecting the performance or behaviour of animals is forbidden. Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show and that testing of all animals is at the owners’ risk. Testing for forbidden substances will be carried out under veterinary supervision.
PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCEExhibitors are covered by the Society’s Public Liability Insurance Policy giving the owner or person responsible for the exhibit cover with a limit of indemnity not exceeding $50,000,000.00 In the event of an accident, no admission of liability or any comments, which may be construed as an admission of liability, shall be made as this constitutes a serious breach of the policy and may prejudice settlement of a claim. Notification of damage to property of third parties or injury to a person or persons (not employees) under any circumstances, which are or may be alleged to involve negligence on the part of the Insured, must be reported immediately to the Secretary.
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK IDENTIFICATION SCHEME
DEDJTR has advised that:
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• Bobby calves and store, breeding and prime cattle, regardless of age, must carry an NLIS device at the time of despatch from a Victorian property to a Victorian Agricultural Show or to another Victorian property (with a different PIC).• If the cattle you buy are already identified with an NLIS tag, do not attach a second NLIS tag.• NLIS tags must be attached to the right (offside) ear.• NLIS tags must not be removed from purchased cattle.• White NLIS breeder tags and orange post breeder tags issued for use on one property cannot be used to tag cattle located on another property.• White NLIS breeder tags must not be used to identify cattle that have left their property of birth.• All sheep (and farmed goats) born after 1/1/2006 must be identified with an NLIS Sheep Breeder Tag before being despatched to a Victorian Agricultural Show or to another Victorian property (with a different PIC).The Property Identification Code (PIC) for the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Inc is 3WMAS190.
ENTRIES CLOSEDairy – 9/10/2017 at 5pmSheep – 12/10/2017 at 5pmBeef – 13/10/2017 at 5pmPavilion – 19/10/2017 at 5pmHorses & Show Jumping – 20/10/2017 at 5pmFleece – 25/10/2017 at 11amHome Brew – 25/10/2017 at 4pmHorticulture – 25/10/2017 at 7pmNB: Entry Procedure - See preamble to Pavilion sections for arrangements for bulk entries from schools and restricted classes and for delivery of exhibits to show grounds for judgingCookery – 24/10/2017 at 5pmPoultry – 27/10/2017 at 5pmShearing – 27/10/2017 at 5pmDog High Jump – 28/10/2017 at 2pm
SHOW OFFICEKoroit Street, WarrnamboolTues, Wed & Thurs 9.30 am - 3 pmPhone: (03) 5562 4644During September /October
Postal Address for Entries:Secretary,Warrnambool Agricultural SocietyP.O. Box 124, Warrnambool, Vic 3280Receipt for entry fee will be returned by post ONLY if a stamped addressed envelope is enclosed with entries
OFFICE BEARERSPresident: Kelly RentschSnr Vice President: Karen JacksonJnr Vice President: Georgie CroweTreasurer: Alistair RossManager/Secretary: Charles Hoddinott
COMMITTEE MEMBERSR. ALEXANDER, R. ANDREW, M. BOTTRELL, J. CALLAWAY, R. CROTHERS, J. HOULIHAN, J. JACKSON, A. JACKSON, P. LYLES, V. LUDEMAN, P. McDONALD, N. McNICHOLL, S. McNICOLL, G. PETERSON, L. ROWBOTTOM, T. ROWBOTTOM, G. ROSS, R. TOLEMAN, R. WILKINSON
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSMesdames A. Chislett, K. Quigley, M White, K Jackson. Messrs I. Askew, A.F. Chislett, I. Duffield. D.E. Goldstraw, J.S. Jackson, K.H. Jenkins, N.S. Kenna, L.R. Latta, T. Lowen, V. Ludeman, I.W. Mahood, D.I. MacDonald, K.A.
Mcleod, O.T. O’Keefe, J.M. Primmer, J.R. Prowse, G.M. Ross, N.P. Smith, F. Tobin, M. White.
SHOW GUIDE 2017FREE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
PROGRAMMore detailed programs with times and venues will be available from Gatekeepers or the Information Office during the show.
A map of the showgrounds can be found on page 2 of this schedule.
THURSDAY, 26th OCTOBERInterschool Dressage, Interschool Show Jumping and Open Dressage
FRIDAY, 27th OCTOBER“ALL DAY” DISPLAYS AND ATTRACTIONSAnimal Nursery, Arts, Crafts, Needlework, Cottage Craft, Ceramics, Cookery, Photography, Hands on Leather Work, Decorated Cakes, Woodturning, SpinningWannon Rooms – Food Hub, Home Brew & Trade SitesSide Show & RidesFleece displayHorticultureCommerce Pavilion - CWA Tea Rooms & Bunnings WorkshopAngie Polglaze Chainsaw Artist
JUDGING:Sheep Southdown Feature Show ~ 10:00amHorticulture ~ 9:00amBeefy Bull Bonanza ~ 3.00pm
COMPETITIONS:Show Jumping from 8.00amSheep Southdown Feature Show from 9:00amHorse from 10:00am
SATURDAY, 28th OCTOBER“ALL DAY” DISPLAYS AND ATTRACTIONSAnimal Nursery – (Closes 6.00pm) Arts, Crafts, Needlework, Cottage Craft, Ceramics, Cookery, Photography,Decorated Cakes, Woodturning, Spinning. Hands on Leather work Wannon Rooms – Food Hub, Home Brew & Trade SitesSide Show & Rides - (Closes 10.00pm)Fleece display Horticulture Commerce Pavilion - CWA Tea Rooms & Bunnings WorkshopAngie Polglaze Chainsaw Artist
JUDGING:Beef – All Breeds ~ 9.30amPoultry ~ 10:00amJunior Show Personality - 2.00pm
COMPETITIONS:Show Jumping from 8.00am Horse from 8:30 amDog High Jump from 2pm
SATURDAY EVENING PROGRAMME:Commerce, Arts & Crafts and Horticulture Pavilions open till 7.00pmFireworks - Approximately 9.00pm Carnival area remains open to 10.00pm
SUNDAY, 29th OCTOBER“ALL DAY” DISPLAYS AND ATTRACTIONS
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Animal Nursery, Arts, Crafts, Needlework, Cottage Craft, Ceramics, Cookery, Photography, Hands on Leather Work, Decorated Cakes, Woodturning, SpinningWannon Rooms – Food Hub, Home Brew & Trade SitesSide Show & RidesHorticultureCommerce Pavilion - CWA Tea Rooms & Bunnings WorkshopAngie Polglaze Chainsaw Artist
JUDGING:Dairy Jersey Feature Show ~ 9:00amDairy Holstein ~ 9:00amDairy Other Breeds ~ 9:00 amDairy Children’s Calves ~ 10:00amDairy Interbreed ~ 11:00am
COMPETITIONS:Dairy Jersey Feature Show from 7:00amShow Jumping from 8:00amHorse from 10:00 am
WARRNAMBOOL JUNIOR SHOW PERSONALITY
Open to Males and Females aged 3-12 Years on the day. Friday 27th October at 2.00pm in the Pavilion. The prize is a sash.
VAS LTD JUNIOR RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD
AIMS: (Summary)• To highlight the talent, creativity and ingenuity of young rural Victorians• To encourage and reward young people living or involved in rural environments• To assist entrants to develop communication and leadership skills• To further develop applicants in their chosen fieldCONDITIONS OF ENTRY: (Summary)• Entrants to be between 16 & 19 yrs. on the day of the Show.• Other detailed conditions on Application Form which must be used for entryPRIZES:Show Winner - Certificate and prize, Regional Final Winners – Official jacket to wear at State Final, State Final Winner – Certificate, major prize and opportunity to compete in National FinalsHow to enter: Entrants must apply for and complete an entry form with their resume, which is available from the show office. Entry forms to be completed and returned to the Show Secretary by Wednesday 3rd October 2017. Judging will be on Saturday 28th October
VAS LTD RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARDAIMS: (Summary)• To highlight the talent, creativity and ingenuity of young rural Victorians• To encourage and reward young people living or involved in rural environments• To assist entrants to develop communication and leadership skills• To further develop applicants in their chosen fieldCONDITIONS OF ENTRY: (Summary)• Entrants must be over 20 and under 30 years on 1 May of the year of the State Final• Other detailed conditions on Application Form which must be used for entryPRIZES:Show Winner - Certificate and prize, Regional Final Winners – Official jacket to wear at State Final, State Final Winner – Certificate, major prize and opportunity to compete in National Finals
HOW TO ENTER: Entrants must apply for and complete an entry form, which is available from the show office. Entry forms to be completed and returned to the Show Secretary by Wednesday 25th October 2017. Judging will be on Saturday 28th October.
RULES & REGULATIONS1. All entries received shall be subject to the Rules of the Society and Conditions of the Prize Schedule2. Entry Fees, at rates specified in the Schedule, are inclusive of GST and are payable upon entry and entries may be refused if fees are not so prepaid3. Entries for all sections must be lodged with the Society by 5pm on the dates specified on page 5 of the Schedule4. Section number, a class number and particulars of each entry must be specified by the exhibitor on the entry form provided, and no responsibility will be accepted by the Society if such details are not sufficiently specified, or for any entry not received in writingAWARDS5. A first, second or third prize may be awarded for any class of four or more entries. The judge may withhold a prize altogether where the exhibit is not of sufficient merit. Any exhibit not classified, which may be brought forward, may receive a prize or certificates of merit, if considered meritorious. In all cases the decision of the judges will be final as regards the merit of the exhibit6. Prize Money, sashes and trophies include GST. Exhibitors who are exhibiting in the name of a GST Registered Entity e.g. a Stud or Partnership are required to provide their ABN on the entry form so an appropriate tax invoice can be issued.7. Claims for prize money must be made within one month of the Show after which period they will be forfeited8. All protests against awards based on non-compliance with the Conditions of the prize list will be considered by the committee, if lodged with the Secretary within three days after the Show, together with a deposit of $20 or such other amount as may be specified in any particular section which, if the protest be deemed frivolous, shall be forfeited. The decision of the Committee shall befinal in all cases.9. Judges will specially consider soundness of horses before awarding prizes. The judges may consult the society’s veterinary surgeon if they deem it expedient. No protests on veterinary grounds will be received.10. If the correctness of any declaration of any exhibitor be challenged, such exhibitor shall not be entitled to any prize awarded until after the Committee shall be satisfied of the correctness of such declaration, and any exhibitor making a false declaration or failing to make or sign a declaration shall be subject to all or any of the following penalties - forfeiture of prizes, prohibition to exhibit again, and expulsion from the Society.11. Should any exhibit, having gained a prize be disqualified, the next on the list does not necessarily obtain the same prize. The Committee, with or without the advice of the judges, shall decide the question.EXHIBITS12. Entry fees are non-refundable.13. The Committee reserves the right to reject at any time any exhibit submitted for show, without giving reason for so doing.14. The owner or exhibitor of any exhibit or stand of exhibits disapproved of as an exhibit by the Committee of the Society must immediately upon notice to that effect remove such exhibit or stand of exhibits from the Society’s grounds.15. Any exhibit placed in charge of any person disqualified by the Society or Association from taking charge of exhibits will not be allowed to compete.16. Badges and Ribbons won at previous shows must not be worn until after the exhibition17. Every exhibitor of stock must be in a position to prove the age of the stock if called upon
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18. Every exhibit must be the bona fi de property of the exhibitor and be in his/her possession at the time of entry. Exhibitors shall, if required, make a statutory declaration to the effect that the exhibit is his or her bona fi de property, and that he or she has adhered to the rules laid down by the Society19. All male animals competing in the breeding classes must be visibly entire, and any marks of speying on females shall disqualify them from competing in such classes.20. In classes for Brood Mare or Dairy Cow, the animal must be in milk or visibly in foal or in calf21. Stallions will not be allowed to compete in any classes against mares or geldings (except Jumping Classes) or where otherwise stipulated22. All horse stock to be ridden or led on the ground and to be subject to the control of the Committee appointed for the purpose. Any exhibitor infringing this rule will be debarred from exhibiting again. Stud horses (with the exception of Trotting horses) must be led into the ring in plain bridle only.23. Owners entering their horses or ponies do so entirely at their own risk and it is a condition of entry that no liability of any kind attaches itself to the Society, its Council, officers, officials or members in any respect whatsoever other than the liability for refund of entry fees in the event of abandonment of any competition.24. The Pedigree of Blood Stock must be supplied if required25. Suffolk, S’Down, D’Horn, R’Lands, D’Sets, D’Sets Polled must have been shorn after 1st August the year of the show, and other sheep must have been shorn after 30th September in the previous year unless otherwise stated. Any sheep not shorn and any sheep unfairly shorn shall be excluded from the exhibition.26. All Dairy Stock and Bulls must be led27. Except in those sections where a handler (or rider) is essential to the method of judging livestock, no exhibitor is allowed in any section of the show in which his or her exhibit is placed during judging nor shall the exhibitor communicate with the judge without prior authorisation by the Section Steward.28. The Stewards may have removed from the grounds any person proving to their satisfaction to be guilty of insulting behaviour to judges or Section Stewards or other improper conduct, or riotous conduct on the Showgrounds and the Committee may also disqualify such offender from exhibiting at the Society’s Show for a term determined by the Stewards29. Should the Society disqualify any exhibitor for any reason the Society may notify the South Western District Agricultural Societies Association and have the disqualification endorsed by all the associated Societies.30. The exhibitor shall have the right to appeal against the disqualification if such appeal be lodged with the Secretary within three days of the Show.31. If no appeal be lodged against the disqualification within seven days of receipt of such notice, the disqualification shall be held good, and notice hereof sent to all affiliated Societies.32. All machinery in motion must be securely fenced or be in such position or of such construction, as to be equally safe to every person as it would be if securely fenced 34. All animals intended for sale must be entered with the Secretary the day before the show, and such fees paid as may be determined by the Committee from time to time.33. Membership entitles the person whose name is inscribed on the member’s ticket to free admission to the Showground with a guest and members own children also a reduction of entry fees as subscribed in the Prize Schedule.34. The Committee, whose decision is final, shall determine any dispute as to the interpretation of Rules, By-Laws, Regulations or Provisions
35. Whilst reasonable care will be taken of exhibits, no responsibility will be incurred by the Society for any loss of or damage to same, and it shall be a condition of entry of exhibits and of admission of persons to the Showgrounds that under no circumstances can the Society be held in any way responsible for damage or costs for any injury, damage or accident to any person or exhibit or property of any kind that may occur in the Showgrounds.Every person who enters the Showgrounds or competes in any event does so at his or her sole risk
WARRNAMBOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC ABN 43 478 143 472
Privacy NoticeBy completing an entry form to compete at the Warrnambool Show, you will be supplying the Warrnambool Agricultural Society with your ‘personal information’.Without this information, the Society will not be able to register your entry.This information is required for administration purposes including, but not limited to, where applicable, Membership Renewal Notices or recording the fact that you are an exhibitor or competitor at the Warrnambool Show. We may also disclose information about you to other Agricultural Society bodies and the printed media. If legal, health or safety issues arise, we may be required to disclose information to relevant organisations that deal with these matters. We may also use your information to advise you about other member services or products. You may elect to stop receiving such information at any time. Your information will not be disclosed without your consent, unless required by law.You may request access to your information and request that it be corrected at any time by contacting the Society Office on (03) 5562 4644 or in writing to The Warrnambool Agricultural Society, PO Box 124, Warrnambool 3280.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONFor any additional information please visit our website at http://warrnamboolshow.com.au/ and our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/warrnamboolagriculturalsociety
DISCLAIMERThe Warrnambool Agricultural Society Inc. and the Chief Stewards reserve the right to make changes to the Show Schedule at any time and as necessary.
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SECTION A - HORSE26TH, 27TH, 28TH & 29TH OCTOBER 2017
PLUS 2 OPEN QUALIFYING RINGS ON SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER TO BE RUN BY THE
PENSHURST A & P SOCIETY @ 1.00PM
MEMBERSHIP OF WARRNAMBOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IS DEEMED AS BEING A MEMBER OF PENSHURST P & A SOCIETY, AND DISCOUNTS
APPLY.
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ENTRY & INFORMATION
ALL ENTRIES ARE TO BE MADE VIA SHOWDAY ONLINE – https://showday.online/Entry Fees: As stated in the preamble to each section and include GSTClosing Date for Entries: 20th October 2017 ALL HORSE ENTRIES FOR BOTH WARRNAMBOOL AND PENSHURST (INCLUDING PONY CLUB) THROUGH SHOWDAY ONLINE Late Entries: Hack Rings: will be taken on the day - $10 per EntryShow Jumping rings: will be taken on the day – no change in fees.
Public Liability Insurance: See preamble to Schedule Riding Helmets: Approved riding helmets must be worn by all horse exhibitors whilst mounted within the showgrounds precinct. Stallion disks must be worn at all times as per EA and HRCAV regulations.
Horse Stalls: Stalls are available for the use of exhibitors. Preference will be given to those Exhibitors whose place of residence is more than 90kms from Warrnambool. Exhibitors using stalls and camping facilities must have a membership subscription to the Society. A limited number of Stallion Boxes are available and must be booked via SHOWDAY ONLINE in advance at a cost of $10 per box per night. This advance booking also applies to ordinary stalls, these being $10 per stall per night. All yards and stalls are open fronted & only available to horses entered for the Show. Fees must be paid in advance with Entry fees. Stalls and stallion boxes will only be allocated to horses that are entered and paid for. Stalls and stallion boxes will be allocated by the Show Society. Allocations will be finalised and posted online Sunday 22nd October. The Society reserves the right to reserve stalls in special circumstances.
Due to limited space being available for float parking, temporary horse yards are only allowed to be erected if all stables & yards are fully booked. Yards must be panel type not star picket and electrical tape as per EA regulations, and must be dismantled on show days by 6am. Horse transports must be parked as directed by parking attendants and within the parking areas reserved for this purpose.
Height Certificates: Height Certificates issued by the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria and the Equestrian Australia Victorian Branch Inc. are duly recognised by this Society. All horses must be exhibited in accordance with the current height certificate issued by these organisations. Horses and ponies without a current height certificate may be required to be measured by the appointed measurers at the show prior to being exhibited in a class where height is specified.
EA & VAS Affiliation: The Warrnambool Agricultural Society and Penshurst A & P Society are affiliated with the EA and VAS, where applicable exhibitors at the Show will be subject to the rules and regulations of the EA and VAS
including disciplinary action and penalties of the EA and VAS Disciplinary Committee. Random swabbing of horses may take place.
All horses and ponies in Saddle Section are eligible for EITHER Open Classes OR Show Hunter Classes. Not both.
Horse Supervisor: Julie Houlihan (Warrnambool) 0419171061 and Jacqui Weinberg (Penshurst) 0438774217Show Jumping: Rod Andrews
Judges for Horse Sections:FridayHORSELAND WARRNAMBOOL RING 1: TBCRAPID MIX WARRNAMBOOL RING 2: TBCSaturdayJUNIOR RIDERS RING 1: TBCEQUISSAGE RING 2: TBCHORSELAND WARRNAMBOOL RING 3: TBCPENSHURST RING 1: TBCPENSHURST RING 2: TBCSundayRING 1 BREEDS: TBCRING 2 BREEDS: TBCRING 3 HEAVY BREEDS & HARNESS: TBCRING 4 PONY CLUB: TBC
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORSWarrnamboolAAA/A &ASP SOCIETY, ANZFHS SOCIETY, AFWHS SOCIETY, AFSS SOCIETY, ALPHA INC- BALLARAT PROMOTIONAL GROUP, BARTONS WASTE, BARWIDGEE, BATTERY WORLD, BRIAN O’HALLORAN, CARAMUT RIDING CLUB, CLARKES PIES, CLIPPERSHARP, CLYDESALE CROSS ASSOCIATION, COFFEY HUNT & CO, C SPEED REAL ESTATE, DALGANGLE STUD, DIRTFERT PTY LTD, ELARGEE STUD, GEORGE TAYLOR STORES, HAMMONDS PAINTS, HOPKINS PARK WELSH STUD, JARRAH LODGE MINIATURE PONIES, JOHN O’SULLIVAN & FAMILY, JOAN PECK, KING COLE, LIFE TIME TROPHIES, LINDSAY COTTEE GOODYEAR TYRES, MASSEY & BOYLE FAMILY, MATERIA BROS, MATKO HIRE, McDONALDS, MEERAI STUD, MIDDENCORP, MURRAY GOULBURN TRADING, NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK, OWEN ROOF TRUSSES, PONTINGS BROS, RAUERTS SHOEX, RICHARD MORRIS SHOWBAGS, SL DISTRIBUTORS, SOULBSY & STRUTH PHARMACY, SOUTH BOOROOK, SOUTHERN CROSS FEEDS, SOUTHWEST SHEDS & HOMES, SPIKEN ENGINEERING, T DONOVAN & A McLEAN, TIM BOYLE PANELS, TREGARRON STUD, VIC PINTO SOCIETY, WARRNAMBOOL CHEESE & BUTTER, WARRNAMBOOL EQUESTRIAN SUPPLIES, WESTERN DISTRICT VALUATION SERVICES, WHALERS INN, WILSON FAMILYPenshurstCALADDON & CO DESIGNS, COX STREET VETS, GORST RURAL SUPPLIES, GROOMED LODGE AGISTMENT STABLES, HAMILTON FARM SUPPLIES, MRS FAYE GUMLEY, STRUCK ACCOUNTING CO, SPRINGFIELD SOUTH DOWNS, WJ & JM & SW KINNEALY, WESTVIC WASTE & RECYCLING, WYOMING PARK SHOW HORSES
SPECIAL AWARDSBETTY MCKAY- CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER (PONY CLUB)Well-loved member of the Warrnambool Pony club, tireless worker for the Pony Club movement and loyal supporter of all local equestrian activities in the region.
C.H. BOYLE
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The late Clyde H. Boyle was a life member of the Warrnambool Agricultural Society. Founder of the Warrnambool Pony Club, “Pop” Boyle as he was fondly known, encouraged young riders. He devoted considerable time and energy to both the Pony Club and the Show Society, where he held the roles of Pony Marshall and Novelty Steward over many years.
LEONARD (LEN) HUGH MCCONNELL (1905-93) - CHAMPION SADDLE HACKOwned and showed cattle, greyhounds and horses (1929-90). Helped establish Warrnambool Pony Club (District Commissioner for 43 years); Riding for the Disabled, Warrnambool. Member: Warrnambool Trotting Committee. Life Member: Warrnambool Agricultural Society; Warrnambool Pony Club, Koroit Agricultural Society. Awards: Premier Town Sporting Award (Service to Pony Club) 1977; Australia Day Citizens Award 1981; Service to Sport Award, Warrnambool Sportsmen Club 1981; Fifty-year Service Award – Warrnambool Football Club 1984; Citizenship Award – Warrnambool City Council 1985
H.L. PECK (1918 – 1983) - SUPREME WELSH EXHIBITLen Peck’s childhood years were spent on a property at Moama N.S.W. where horses were a way of life. His love of ponies continued through the years but it was not until 1963 that Len purchased the Welsh Mountain Colt, “Nattai Moonsprite”, he with several Nattai mares and at a later date Nattai Borealis 2nd formed the basis of Len’s Alkonie and Meadowmere studs at Grasmere, north of Warrnambool. Len was a foundation member of the A.W.S.B. Society and gave many years’ service as committee member. He was a Royal Show, all Welsh Show, and A.P.S.B. Society Judge, both in Victoria and interstate. Len Peck or “Pecky”, was a very successful exhibitor and was always willing to share his knowledge and expertise, but was a formidable opponent once in the show ring.
NANCY WILSON-MEMORIAL SUPREME CHAMPION SHETLAND EXHIBITNancy Wilson established the well-known Balnagown Shetland Stud over 40 years ago, and was a long-time supporter of the Warrnambool Agricultural Society, as well as other Societies throughout the district. Nancy campaigned for classes for this small and special breed at local shows which have now a popular following throughout the equine world. She was well known and a regular competitor at local, State & Royal Shows, with ponies she bred winning major awards in all eastern states of Australia. The Stud will continue on through her husband, Ian and daughter Fiona.
SOUTH WEST VAS GROUP AWARDChampion Galloway
INTERSCHOOL DRESSAGE & SHOW JUMPING
THURSDAY 26th OCTOBERAll Entries through SHOW DAY ONLINEJudges: TBCStart 8:30 AM
The draw will be posted on the Warrnambool Show website as well the Event Secretary. The schools name must be nominated. Each school must provide the name of 1 worker and their contact details as a nominated volunteer.
INTERSCHOOL DRESSAGE CLASSESAge guidelines—NEW FOR 2017 (in line with EA Nationals): Primary competition is restricted to athletes enrolled up to and including Year/Grade 6 in the year of competition. Intermediate division is defined as those athletes enrolled in Years 7, 8 and 9 in the year of
competition. Senior division is defined as those athletes enrolled in Years 10, 11 and 12 in the year of competition. ‘Schools’ include TAFE where a student under the age of 19 years is enrolled in full time study, but does not include part time TAFE, University or other technical colleges. $60.00 per horse (2 Tests / 1 Class)$60 per horse per section (2 tests same Section) covers all feesIndividual tests $30 per test per horse—Subject to spaceEntries may be limited – entries accepted in order of receipt. Primary students may ride above Preparatory level
Class 1 PreparatoryYear level primary only, tests prep A and C, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 2 Preliminary PrimaryYear level primary only, tests 1.2 and 1.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 3 Preliminary IntermediateYears 7, 8 7 9. Tests 1.2 and 1.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 4 Preliminary SecondaryYears 10, 11 & 12. Tests 1.2 and 1.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 5 Novice PrimaryYear level primary only, tests 2.2 and 2.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 6 Novice IntermediateYears 7, 8 & 9. Tests 2.2 and 2.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 7 Novice SeniorYears 10, 11 & 12. Tests 2.2 and 2.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 8 ElementaryAny year level, tests 3.2 and 3.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 9 MediumAny year level, tests 4.2 and 4.3, 60 x 20 size arenaClass 10 AdvancedAny year level, tests 5.2 and 5.3, 60 x 20 size arena
INTERSCHOOL SHOW JUMPING CLASSES$60.00 per horse (2 Events / 1 Class)
Class 11 Freshman PrimaryTwo Phase Article 274 (5.3) & Grand Prix Article 261 (5.2) Class 12 EncourageTwo Phase & Grand Prix Class 13 ImproversTwo Phase & Grand Prix Class 14 ProgressiveTwo Phase & Grand Prix Class 15 IntermediateTwo Phase & Grand Prix Class 16 AdvancedTwo Phase & Grand Prix Class 17 StarsTwo Phase & Grand Prix
OPEN DRESSAGECONDITIONS OF ENTRYTests can be downloaded from EA website www.equestrianvic.org.auDressage is for registered or unregistered horses. Competitors must provide own bridle or saddle cloth numbers. Riders must wear an approved Australian Standard Helmet at all times. This event is run under the EA Rules and Regulations. Competitors are only allowed to compete in two (2) consecutive classes. Neat attire must be worn, i.e. Jacket & Tie or Club Uniform
$30.00 PER TESTSashes to 6th place
Class 18 Preliminary 1.3Class 19 Novice 2.3Class 20 Elementary 3.3
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Class 21 Medium 4.3Class 22 Advanced 5.3
HORSELAND WARRNAMBOOL RING 1 FRIDAY 27th OCTOBER
RING 1 JUDGE: TBCStart 10.00AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entryAll horses and Ponies in Saddle Section are Eligible for either open Classes or Show Hunter Classes, not both. Any horse winning championship in Ring 1 is ineligible to compete in same class in Ring 2
SADDLE GALLOWAYClass 23 Newcomer/First Season Galloway Over 14.0 HHClass 24 Open Saddle Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 25 Open Saddle Galloway Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 26 Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 27 Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 28 Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 29 Child’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 30 Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYClass 31 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 32 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 33 Show Hunter Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 34 Show Hunter Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 35 Show Hunter Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 36 Show Hunter Child’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 37 Show Hunter Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
LARGE SADDLE PONYClass 38 Newcomer/First Season Pony 14.0 HH & UnderClass 39 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HH
Class 40 Open Saddle Pony Over 13 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 41 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13 HHClass 42 Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 43 Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 44 Child’s Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHRider under 16yrs Class 45 Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2 HHRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2 HH
LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 46 Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13 HHClass 47 Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 48 Show Hunter Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHClass 49 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 50 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 51 Show Hunter Child’s Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHRider under 16yrs Class 52 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HHRESERVE CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH
SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 53 Show Hunter Pony 11.2 HH & UnderClass 54 Show Hunter Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 55 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 56 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 57 Show Hunter Child’s Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHRider under 16yrs Class 58 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDER
SMALL SADDLE PONYClass 59 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.0 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 60 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.0 HHClass 61 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.0 HH & Not Exceeding 11.2 HHClass 62 Open Saddle Pony 11.0 HH & UnderClass 63 Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 64 Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 65 Child’s Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 66 Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDER
SADDLE HACKClass 67 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HH
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Class 68 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 69 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.0 HH & Not Exceeding 16.2 HHClass 70 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 71 Open Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 72 Open Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 73 Open Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 74 Open Child’s Hack Over 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 75 Open Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
SHOW HUNTER HACKClass 76 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 77 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 78 Show Hunter Hack Over 16.0 HHClass 79 Show Hunter Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 80 Show Hunter Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 81 Show Hunter Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 82 Show Hunter Child’s Hack Over 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 83 Show Hunter Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
RAPID MIX WARRNAMBOOL RING 2 FRIDAY 27th OCTOBER
RING 2 JUDGE: TBCStart 10.30AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entry
SADDLE HACKClass 84 Newcomer/First Season Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 85 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 86 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 87 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.0 HH & Not Exceeding 16.2 HHClass 88 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 89 Open Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 90 Open Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 91 Open Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 92 Open Child’s Hack Over 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 93 Open Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
WARRNAMBOOL VAS EVENTSClass 94 VAS Off The Track For Retired Racehorses 14.2 HH & OverQualifier Prizes: $50, sash, Card and Racing Victoria Prize Pack.
Open to all Thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 years and over, over 14.2hh who are registered with RISA (Racing Information Services Australia). Registration will be checked. Racing name to be used where appropriate. When entering if name is different to racing name or if never raced, please provide, racing name, brands, colours & markings, microchip number, Life Number, Registration Certificate number. Qualifying classes will be judged ridden. Once a qualifier is won, the horses cannot compete in other qualifiers. All qualifying winners gain automatic entry in the Off the Track series Final to be held at the 2018 VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championships. Riders to be 14 years and over on day of qualifying show.
SHOW HUNTER HACKClass 96 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 97 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 98 Show Hunter Hack Over 16.0 HHClass 99 Show Hunter Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 100 Show Hunter Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 101 Show Hunter Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 102 Show Hunter Child’s Hack Over 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 103 Show Hunter Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
SADDLE GALLOWAYClass 104 Open Saddle Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 105 Open Saddle Galloway Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 106 Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 107 Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 108 Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 109 Child’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 110 Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYClass 111 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 112 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 113 Show Hunter Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 114 Show Hunter Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 115 Show Hunter Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 116 Show Hunter Child’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHRider under 18yrs Class 117 Show Hunter Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HH
CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
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RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
SMALL SADDLE PONYClass 118 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.0 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 119 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.0 HHClass 120 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.0 HH & Not Exceeding 11.2 HHClass 121 Open Saddle Pony 11.0 HH & UnderClass 122 Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 123 Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 124 Child’s Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 125 Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDER
SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 126 Show Hunter Pony 11.2 HH & UnderClass 127 Show Hunter Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 128 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 129 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 130 Show Hunter Child’s Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHRider under 16yrs Class 131 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDER
LARGE SADDLE PONYClass 132 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 133 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.0 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 134 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.0 HHClass 135 Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 136 Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 137 Child’s Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHRider under 16yrs Class 138 Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2 HH to 14 HHRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2HH to 14HH
LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 139 Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13 HHClass 140 Show Hunter Pony Over 13 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 141 Show Hunter Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHClass 142 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 143 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 144 Show Hunter Child’s Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHRider under 16yrs Class 145 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 & Not Exceeding 14.0 HH
CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH
RESERVE CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH
JUNIOR RIDERS RING 1 SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER
RING 1 JUDGE: TBCStart 9.00 AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entryJunior riders must be under 16yrs.
LED PONY/HORSEClass 146 Led Pony 12 HH & UnderClass 147 Led Pony Over 12 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHClass 148 Led Galloway Over 14 HH & Not Exceeding 15 HHClass 149 Led Horse Over 15HHCHAMPION LED PONY/HORSERESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY/HORSE
HANDLERClass 150 Handler Under 6yrsClass 151 Handler 6yrs & Under 9yrsClass 152 Handler 9yrs & Under 12yrsClass 153 Handler 12yrs & Under 14yrsClass 154 Handler 14yrs & Under 16yrsCHAMPION HANDLERRESERVE CHAMPION HANDLER
JUNIOR RIDERClass 155 Smartest On Parade 8yrs & Under 11yrsClass 156 Smartest On Parade 11yrs & Under 14yrsClass 157 Rider Under 6yrs (May Be Led)Class 158 Rider 6yrs & Under 9yrsClass 159 Rider 9yrs & Under 12yrsClass 160 Smartest On Parade 14yrs & Under 16yrsClass 161 Rider 12yrs & Under 14yrsClass 162 Rider 14yrs & Under 16yrsCHAMPION JUNIOR RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER
CHILD’S SHOW PONYClass 163 Miniature Turnout 7yrs & Under To Be LedClass 164 Leading Rein Pony 12 HH & UnderStallions ineligible. Open to all ponies, any breed. Rider to be 3 years and under 8 years. Snaffle bridle only. Attendant must affix the leading rein to the nose band, the reins should go directly to the child’s hand, string not permitted or any aid fastened to the saddle to keep the pony’s head in position. No spurs or whips, handler may carry a cane. Riders should at least be able to rise to the trot. Clothing and equipment to be similar to a Turnout but judged as a Smartest on Parade.Class 165 Child’s First Ridden Pony 12.2 HH & UnderStallions ineligible. Open to all ponies, any breed. Rider to be over 7 years & under 12 Years. Rider to be able to ride unaided. Snaffle bridle only. No spurs. Whips not to exceed 75 cm. Ponies will walk and trot on circle and canter is only for individual workoutClass 166 Child’s Show Pony 11.0 HH & UnderRider to be under 16yrs Class 167 Child’s Show Pony Over 11.0 HH & Not Exceeding 12.0 HHRider to be under 16yrs Class 168 Child’s Show Pony Over 12.0 HH & Not Exceeding 13.0 HHRider to be under 16yrs Class 169 Child’s Show Pony Over 13.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHRider to be under 16yrs CHAMPION CHILD’S SHOW PONYRESERVE CHAMPION CHILD’S SHOW PONY
CHILD'S GALLOWAY
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Class 170 Child's Show Galloway 14.0HH & Not Exceeding 14.2HHClass 171 Child's Show Galloway Over 14.2HH & Not Exceeding 15.0HHCHAMPION CHILD'S GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION CHILD'S GALLOWAY
CHILD'S HACKClass 172 Child's Saddle Hack Over 15.0HH & Not Exceeding 15.2HHClass 173 Child's Saddle Hack over 15.2HH & Not Exceeding 16.0HHClass 174 Child's Saddle Hack Over 16.0HH & Not Exceeding 16.2HHClass 175 Child's Saddle Hack Over 16.2HHCHAMPION CHILD'S HACKRESERVE CHAMPION CHILD'S HACK
PAIRS OF HORSES & RIDERSClass 176 Pair of Ponies Under 14.0HHClass 177 Pair of Galloways Over 14.0HH & Not Exceeding 15.0HHClass 178 Pair of Hacks Over 15.0HHClass 179 Pair of Riders Under 6yrsClass 180 Pair of Riders Over 6yrs & Under 10yrsClass 181 Pair of Riders Over 10yrs & Under 13yrsClass 182 Pair of Riders Over 13yrs & Under 16yrs
EQUISSAGE RING 2 SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER
RING 2 JUDGE: TBCStart 8.30 AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50 Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entry
LED PONYClass 183 Led Mare/Gelding 12.0HH & UnderClass 184 Led Mare/Gelding Over 12.0HH & Not Exceeding 13.0HHClass 185 Led Mare/Gelding Over 13.0HH & Not Exceeding 14.0HHCHAMPION LED PONYRESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY
GALLOWAYClass 186 Open Saddle Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 187 Open Saddle Galloway Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 188 Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 189 Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 190 Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HH
Class 191 Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYClass 192 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 193 Show Hunter Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 194 Show Hunter Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 195 Show Hunter Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 196 Show Hunter Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 197 Show Hunter Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
LARGE SADDLE PONYClass 198 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHClass 199 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.0 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 200 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.0 HHClass 201 Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 202 Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 203 Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2 HHRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2 HH
LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 204 Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.0 HHClass 205 Show Hunter Pony Over 13.0 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 206 Show Hunter Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHClass 207 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 208 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 209 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HHRESERVE CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH
SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 210 Show Hunter Pony 11.2 HH & UnderClass 211 Show Hunter Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 212 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 213 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 214 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDER
SMALL SADDLE PONYClass 215 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.0 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HH
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Class 216 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.0 HHClass 217 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.0 HH & Not Exceeding 11.2 HHClass 218 Open Saddle Pony 11.0 HH & UnderClass 219 Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 220 Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 221 Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDER
SADDLE HACKClass 222 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 223 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 224 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.0 HH & Not Exceeding 16.2 HHClass 225 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 226 Open Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 227 Open Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 228 Open Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 229 Open Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
SHOW HUNTER HACKClass 230 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 231 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 232 Show Hunter Hack Over 16.0 HH & Not Exceeding 16.2 HHClass 233 Show Hunter Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 234 Show Hunter Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 235 Show Hunter Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 236 Show Hunter Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 237 Show Hunter Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
HORSELAND WARRNAMBOOL RING 3 SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER
RING 3 JUDGE: TBCStart 9.00 AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entry
LED GALLOWAYClass 238 Led Mare/Gelding Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 239 Led Mare/Gelding Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15 HHCHAMPION LED GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY
LED HACKClass 240 Led Mare/Gelding Over 15 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 241 Led Mare/Gelding Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16 HHClass 242 Led Mare/Gelding Over 16 HHCHAMPION LED HACKRESERVE CHAMPION LED HACK
SENIOR RIDERClass 243 Smartest On Parade 16yrs & Under 18yrsClass 244 Smartest On Parade 18yrs & OverClass 245 Rider 16yrs & Under 18yrsClass 246 Rider 18yrs & Under 21yrsClass 247 Rider 21yrs & OverCHAMPION SENIOR RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER
SADDLE HACKClass 248 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 249 Open Saddle Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 250 Open Saddle Hack Over 16.0 HH & Not Exceeding 16.2 HHClass 251 Open saddle Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 252 Open Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 253 Open Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 254 Open Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 255 Open Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHLEN McCONNELL MEMORIAL CHAMPION SADDLE HACKAn inscribed rug donated by Warrnambool Equestrian Supplies CHAMPION SADDLE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
SHOW HUNTER HACKClass 256 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.2 HHClass 257 Show Hunter Hack Over 15.2 HH & Not Exceeding 16.0 HHClass 258 Show Hunter Hack Over 16.0 HH & Not Exceeding 16.2 HHClass 259 Show Hunter Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 260 Show Hunter Lightweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 261 Show Hunter Heavyweight Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 262 Show Hunter Lady’s Hack Over 15.0 HHClass 263 Show Hunter Pleasure Hack Over 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
SADDLE GALLOWAYClass 264 Open Saddle Galloway over 14.0 HH and not exceeding 14.2 HHClass 265 Open Saddle Galloway over 14.2 HH and not exceeding 15.0 HHClass 266 Lightweight Galloway over 14.0 HH and not exceeding 15.0 HHClass 267 Heavyweight Galloway over 14.0 HH and not exceeding 15.0 HHClass 268 Lady’s Galloway over 14.0 HH and not exceeding 15.0 HHClass 269 Pleasure Galloway over 14.0 HH and not exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYClass 270 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHClass 271 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.2 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 272 Show Hunter Lightweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 273 Show Hunter Heavyweight Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 274 Show Hunter Lady’s Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHClass 275 Show Hunter Pleasure Galloway Over 14.0 HH & Not Exceeding 15.0 HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
LARGE SADDLE PONYClass 276 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 277 Open Saddle Pony Over 13.0 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 278 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.0 HH
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Class 279 Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 280 Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 281 Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2HH to 14HHRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY OVER 12.2HH to 14HH
LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 282 Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13 HHClass 283 Show Hunter Pony Over 13 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 284 Show Hunter Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHClass 285 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 286 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHClass 287 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.0 HHCHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HHRESERVE CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH
SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 288 Show Hunter Pony 11.2 HH & UnderClass 289 Show Hunter Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 290 Show Hunter Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 291 Show Hunter Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 292 Show Hunter Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDER
SMALL SADDLE PONYClass 293 Open Saddle Pony Over 12.0 HH & Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 294 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.2 HH & Not Exceeding 12.0 HHClass 295 Open Saddle Pony Over 11.0 HH & Not Exceeding 11.2 HHClass 296 Open Saddle Pony 11.0 HH & UnderClass 297 Lightweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 298 Heavyweight Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHClass 299 Pleasure Pony Not Exceeding 12.2 HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2 HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH AND UNDER
PENSHURST RING 1 SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER
Judging: 1.00pmPrizes: Ribbons to 4th PlaceEntry Fees: Members $4.00 Non-Members $6.00All Entries through SHOW DAY ONLINELate entries taken on day $10.00 per entry
SMARTEST ON PARADEClass 300 Rider 12yrs & Under 18yrsSashes to 3rd place. Class 301 Lady or Gent 18yrs & Over
SADDLE GALLOWAYClass 302 Novice Galloway Over 14HH & Not Exceeding 15HH
Class 303 Open Galloway Over 14HH & Not Exceeding 14.2HHClass 304 Open Galloway Over 14.2HH & Not Exceeding 15HHClass 305 Lightweight Galloway HackClass 306 Heavy Galloway HackCHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY
SADDLE HACKClass 307 Novice Hack Over 15HHClass 308 Open Hack Over 15HH & Not Exceeding 15.2HHClass 309 Open Hack Over 15.2HH & Not Exceeding 16HHClass 310 Open Hack Over 16HH & Not Exceeding 16.2HHClass 311 Open Hack Over 16.2 HHClass 312 Lightweight HackClass 313 Heavyweight HackCHAMPION SADDLE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
PENSHURST VAS EVENTSClass 314 VAS Off The Track For Retired Racehorses 14.2 HH & OverQualifier Prizes: $50, sash, Card and Racing Victoria Prize Pack.Open to all Thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 years and over, over 14.2hh who are registered with RISA (Racing Information Services Australia). Registration will be checked. Racing name to be used where appropriate. When entering if name is different to racing name or if never raced, please provide, Racing name, Brands, Colour & markings, microchip number, Life Number, Registration Certificate number. Qualifying classes will be judged ridden. Once a qualifier is won, the horses cannot compete in other qualifiers. All qualifying winners gain automatic entry in the Off the Track series Final to be held at the 2017 VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championships. Riders to be 14 years and over on day of qualifying show.
SADDLE PONY - 12.2HH & UnderClass 315 Open Pony 11HH & UnderClass 316 Open Pony Over 11HH & Not Exceeding 11.2HHClass 317 Open Pony Over 11.2HH & Not Exceeding 12HHClass 318 Open Pony Over 12HH & Not Exceeding 12.2HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH & UNDER
SADDLE PONY - 12.2HH to 14HHClass 319 Open Pony Over 12.2HH & Not Exceeding 13HHClass 320 Open Pony Over 13HH & Not Exceeding 13.2HHClass 321 Open Pony Over 13.2HH & Not Exceeding 14HHCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH to 14HHRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH to 14HH
CHILDS PONYClass 322 Child's Show or Show Hunter Pony Not Exceeding 12HH & UnderTo be ridden in a snaffle bit & rider to be under 12yrs. Class 323 Child's Show or Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2HH & Not Exceeding 14HHTo be ridden in a snaffle bit & rider to be under 16yrs. CHAMPION CHILD'S PONYRESERVE CHAMPION CHILD'S PONY
SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 324 Show Hunter Pony 12.2HH & Under
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Class 325 Show Hunter Pony Over 12HH & Not Exceeding 13HHClass 326 Show Hunter Pony Over 13HH & Not Exceeding 14HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYClass 327 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14HH & Not Exceeding 14.2HHClass 328 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.2HH & Not Exceeding 15HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
SHOW HUNTER HACKClass 329 Show Hunter Hack Over 15HH & Not Exceeding 16HHClass 330 Show Hunter Hack Over 16HHClass 331 Lightweight Show Hunter Hack Over 15HHClass 332 Heavyweight Show Hunter Hack Over 15HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
INTERMEDIATE RIDERClass 333 Rider 14yrs & Under 16yrsClass 334 Rider 16yrs and Under 18yrsCHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RIDER
SENIOR RIDERClass 335 Rider 18yrs & Under 21yrsClass 336 Rider 21yrs & OverCHAMPION SENIOR RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER
PENSHURST RING 2 SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER
Judging: 1.00pmPrizes: Ribbons to 4th PlaceEntry Fees: Members $4.00 Non-Members $6.00All Entries through SHOW DAY ONLINELate entries taken on day $10.00 per entry
LEADING REIN PONY & SMARTEST ON PARADE
Class 337 Leading Rein Pony 12HH & UnderRider 3yrs & under 8yrs. Sashes to 3rd place. Class 338 Smartest on ParadeRider 8yrs & under 12yrs.
SHOW HUNTER PONYClass 339 Show Hunter Pony 12HH & UnderClass 340 Show Hunter Pony Over 12HH & Not Exceeding 12.2HHClass 341 Show Hunter Pony Over 12.2HH & Not Exceeding 13HHClass 342 Show Hunter Pony Over 13HH & Not Exceeding 13.2HHClass 343 Show Hunter Pony Over 13.2HH & Not Exceeding 14HHClass 344 Lightweight Show Hunter Pony Not Exceeding 14HHClass 345 Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony Not Exceeding 14HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY
JUNIOR RIDERClass 346 Rider Under 8yrsTrophy to winner. Class 347 Rider 8yrs & Under 10yrsClass 348 Rider 10yrs & Under 12yrsClass 349 Rider 12yrs & Under 14yrs
CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYClass 350 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14HH & Not Exceeding 14.2HHClass 351 Show Hunter Galloway Over 14.2HH & Not Exceeding 15HHClass 352 Lightweight Show Hunter Galloway Over 14HH & NE 15HHClass 353 Heavyweight Show Hunter Galloway Over 14HH & Not Exceeding 15HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
SHOW HUNTER HACKClass 354 Show Hunter Hack Over 15HH & Not Exceeding 16HHClass 355 Show Hunter Hack Over 16HHCHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
SADDLE PONY - 12.2 HH & UnderClass 356 Novice Pony Not Exceeding 12.2HHNot eligible for Champion. Class 357 Open Pony 11HH & UnderClass 358 Open Pony Over 11HH & Not exceeding 11.2HHClass 359 Open Pony Over 11.2HH & Not Exceeding 12HHClass 360 Open Pony Over 12HH & Not Exceeding 12.2HHClass 361 Lightweight Small PonyClass 362 Heavyweight Small PonyCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH & UNDER
SADDLE PONY - 12.2HH & Not Exceeding 14HH
Class 363 Novice Pony Over 12.2HH & Not Exceeding 14HHNot eligible for Champion. Class 364 Open Pony Over 12.2HH & Not Exceeding 13HHClass 365 Open Pony Over 13HH & Not Exceeding 13.2HHClass 366 Open Pony Over 13.2HH & Not Exceeding 14HHClass 367 Lightweight Large PonyClass 368 Heavyweight Large PonyCHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH to 14HHRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2HH to 14HH
SADDLE GALLOWAYClass 369 Open Galloway Over 14HH & Not Exceeding 14.2HHClass 370 Open Galloway Over 14.2HH & Not Exceeding 15HHCHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY
SADDLE HACKClass 371 Open Hack Over 15HH & Not Exceeding 15.2HHClass 372 Open Hack Over 15.2HH & Not Exceeding 16HHClass 373 Open Hack Over 16HH & Not Exceeding 16.2HHClass 374 Open Hack Over 16.2HHCHAMPION SADDLE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACKRING 1: BREEDS SUNDAY 29th OCTOBER
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RING 1: JUDGE: TBCStart 10.00 AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entryRegistration papers and current financial memberships to be available for inspection for all breed classes upon requestNB: Depending on the number of entries classes may be split
RIDING PONY CLASSESSponsored By Massey & Boyle FamilyAll ponies must be registered Riding Ponies and owners must be current financial members of the Riding Pony Stud Book Society Inc. Ponies must be shown in the registered owners name. Registration certificates and membership cards must be produced upon request. Failure to do so will lead to disqualification from the class.
Class 375 Led Pony 12.2 HH & UnderClass 376 Led Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 377 Led Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHCHAMPION SENIOR RIDING PONYRESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDING PONY
Class 378 Led Yearling, Colt, Gelding, Filly Not Exceeding 13.0 HHClass 379 Led 2 & 3 Yr old Colt, Filly & Gelding2yrs - not exceeding 14 HH & 3yrs - not exceeding 14.1 HH CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDING PONYRESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDING PONY
Class 380 Ridden Riding Pony 12.2 HH & UnderClass 381 Ridden Riding Pony Over 12.2 HH & Not Exceeding 13.2 HHClass 382 Ridden Riding Pony Over 13.2 HH & Not Exceeding 14.2 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN RIDING PONYRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN RIDING PONY
SHETLANDSSponsored By Tregarron Pony Stud, KirkstallReg. with APSB SocietyShetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed for showing. To be shown in their natural coat and full feather.
Class 383 Led Stallion 4yrs & OverCHAMPION SHETLAND STALLIONRESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND STALLION
Class 384 Led Colt 3yrs & UnderClass 385 Led Filly 3yrs & UnderJUNIOR CHAMPION SHETLAND EXHIBITJUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND EXHIBIT
Class 386 Led Mare Dry or BroodCHAMPION SHETLAND MARERESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND MARESUPREME SHETLAND EXHIBITGarland Sponsored by Balnagown Shetland Stud
Class 387 Best Led GeldingClass 388 Ridden Shetland – Rider 12yrs & UnderClass 389 Ridden Shetland – Rider 13yrs & OverCHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLANDRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLAND
MINIATURE PONYTrophies Donated By Jarrah Lodge Miniature Ponies
Ponies must be registered with AMP Society and not exceed 87cm, AMPS rules apply on the day, all handlers must be financial members.
Class 390 Best Presented Miniature PonyClass 391 Led Colt 3yrs & UnderClass 392 Led Stallion 4yrs & OverCHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY STALLION/COLTTrophy RESERVE CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY STALLION/COLTTrophy
Class 393 Led Filly 3yrs & UnderClass 394 Led Mare 4yrs & OverCHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY MARE/FILLYTrophy RESERVE CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY MARE/FILLYTrophy
Class 395 Led Gelding 3yrs & UnderClass 396 Led Gelding 4yrs & OverCHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY GELDINGTrophy RESERVE CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY GELDINGTrophy SUPREME MINIATURE PONYGarland Donated by Jarrah Lodge Miniture Ponies
Class 397 Best Solid ColourClass 398 Best Broken Colour
APSB PONIESEntries in these classes are restricted to exhibits registered in the Australian Pony section of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society; exhibitors must be current financial members of the above. Sponsored by Hosey Earthworks
Class 399 Best PresentedClass 400 Led APSB GeldingClass 401 Led ColtClass 402 Led StallionCHAMPION APSB MALERESERVE CHAMPION APSB MALE
Class 403 Led FillyClass 404 Led Mare
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CHAMPION APSB FEMALERESERVE CHAMPION APSB FEMALESUPREME CHAMPION APSB
WELSH PONIES SECTION AEntries in these classes are restricted to exhibits registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society or in the Welsh section of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society; Exhibitors must be current financial members of the above.
Class 405 Led Welsh Mountain Pony Colt 3yrs & UnderClass 406 Led Welsh Mountain Pony Filly 3yrs & UnderJUNIOR CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY EXHIBITTrophy and Sash Donated by Elargee StudJUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY EXHIBIT
Class 407 Led Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion 4yrs & OverClass 408 Led Welsh Mountain Pony Mare Dry or BroodCHAMPION SENIOR WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY EXHIBITTrophy Donated By Meerai Pony StudRESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY EXHIBIT
WELSH PONIES SECTION BEntries in these classes are restricted to exhibits registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society or in the Welsh section of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society; Exhibitors must be current financial members of the above.
Class 409 Led Welsh Stallion or ColtClass 410 Led Welsh FillyClass 411 Led Welsh Mare – Dry or BroodCHAMPION WELSH EXHIBITTrophy Donated By Oak Park Pony StudRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH EXHIBIT
WELSH PONIES SECTION E (GELDINGS)Entries in these classes are restricted to exhibits registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society or in the Welsh section of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society; Exhibitors must be current financial members of the above.
Class 412 Led Welsh Mountain Gelding SECTION AClass 413 Led Welsh Gelding SECTION BClass 414 Led Welsh Gelding C/DCHAMPION LED WELSH PONY GELDINGRESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY GELDINGSUPREME WELSH EXHIBIT (LEN PECK MEMORIAL TROPHY)
PART WELSHEntries in these classes are restricted to exhibits registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society or in the Welsh section of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society.
Class 415 Led Stallion or ColtClass 416 Led GeldingClass 417 Led FillyClass 418 Led Mare – Dry or BroodCHAMPION PART WELSH EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH EXHIBIT
RIDDEN WELSHPart welsh not eligible
Class 419 Ridden Section AClass 420 Ridden Section B
Class 421 Ridden Section E GeldingCHAMPION RIDDEN WELSHRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH
Class 422 Welsh Leading Rein Pony 12 HH & UnderSponsored By Hopkins Park Welsh StudStallions ineligible. Rider to be 3 years and under 8 years. Snaffle bridle only. Attendant must affix the leading rein to the nose band, the reins should go directly to the child’s hand, string not permitted or any aid fastened to the saddle to keep the pony’s head in position. No spurs or whips, handler may carry a cane. Riders should at least be able to rise to the trot. Clothing and equipment to be similar to a Turnout but judged as a Smartest on Parade.Class 423 Welsh First Ridden Pony 12.2 HH & UnderSponsored By Hopkins Park Welsh StudStallions Ineligible. Rider to be 5 years & under 12 Years. Rider to be able to ride unaided. Snaffle bridle only. No spurs. Whips not to exceed 75 cm. Ponies will walk and trot on circle and canter is only for individual workout
RING 2: BREEDS SUNDAY 29th OCTOBERRING 2: JUDGE: TBCStart 10.00 AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entryRegistration papers and current financial memberships to be available for inspection for all breed classes upon requestNB: Depending on the number of entries classes may be split
APPALOOSASponsored By AAA / A & ASP SocietyDouble Point Show for A & ASP Members. Exhibits must be registered with AAA or A & ASP Society
Class 424 Best Presented ExhibitClass 425 Led Mare 4yrs & OverClass 426 Led Filly 3yrs & UnderCHAMPION APPALOOSA MARE OR FILLYRESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA MARE OR FILLY
Class 427 Led Senior Stallion 4yrs & OverClass 428 Led Senior Gelding 4yrs & OverClass 429 Led Junior Colt or Gelding 3yrs & UnderCHAMPION APPALOOSA MALERESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA MALESUPREME CHAMPION LED APPALOOSA EXHIBIT
AUSTRALIAN SPOTTED PONIES/PALOUSEDouble Point Show for A & ASP Members. Exhibits must be registered with AAA or A & ASP Society
Class 430 Best Presented ExhibitClass 431 Led Mare 4yrs & OverClass 432 Led Filly 3yrs & UnderCHAMPION AUSTRALIAN SPOTTED PONIES/PALOUSE MARE OR FILLYRESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN SPOTTED PONIES/PALOUSE MARE OR FILLY
Class 433 Led Senior Stallion 4yrs & OverClass 434 Led Senior Gelding 4yrs & OverClass 435 Led Junior Colt or Gelding 3yrs & UnderExhibits in the following Classes must be registered with AAA or A & ASP Society CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN SPOTTED PONIES/PALOUSE MALERESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN SPOTTED PONIES/PALOUSE MALESUPREME CHAMPION LED ASP/PALOUSE EXHIBITClass 436 Best LeopardClass 437 Best Blanket
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Class 438 Best Other Colour
BUCKSKINSOnly NBS registered horses & must be financial members. Note - 10.2HH and Under only eligible to compete in either height or age/sex class.
Class 439 Best Presented BuckskinClass 440 Led 10.2 HH & UnderClass 441 Led Stallion or ColtClass 442 Led Mare or FillyClass 443 Led GeldingCHAMPION LED BUCKSKINRESERVE CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN
Class 444 Ridden 10.2 HH & UnderClass 445 Ridden MaleClass 446 Ridden FemaleCHAMPION RIDDEN BUCKSKINRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN BUCKSKIN
SECTION B & COnly NBS registered horses & must be financial members
Class 447 Best Presented Section B & CClass 448 Led MaleClass 449 Led FemaleCHAMPION SECTION B & CRESERVE CHAMPION SECTION B & C
Class 450 Ridden Section B & C MaleClass 451 Ridden Section B & C FemaleCHAMPION RIDDEN SECTION B & CRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SECTION B & C
PALOMINOSAll Classes Sponsored By The APHA INC- Ballarat Promotional GroupAll horses must be registered with the APHA Inc and owner's financial members, proof may be required.
Class 452 Best Presented Palomino (Led)Class 453 Best Body ColourClass 454 Best Mane & TailClass 455 Led Stallion 4yrs & OverClass 456 Led Colt 3yrs & UnderCHAMPION PALOMINO STALLION OR COLTRESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO STALLION OR COLT
Class 457 Led Mare 4yrs & OverClass 458 Led Filly 3yrs & UnderCHAMPION PALOMINO MARE OR FILLYRESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO MARE OR FILLY
Class 459 Led Gelding 4yrs & OverClass 460 Led Gelding 3yrs & UnderCHAMPION PALOMINO GELDINGRESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO GELDINGSUPREME CHAMPION LED PALOMINO
Class 461 Ridden Palomino MaleClass 462 Ridden Palomino FemaleCHAMPION RIDDEN PALOMINORESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PALOMINO
PINTOSSponsored By Victorian Pinto SocietyAll Pintos must be registered with the Victorian Pinto Society and owners must be current financial members of the same.
Class 463 Led Stallion or Colt 10.2 HH & UnderClass 464 Led Mare or Filly 10.2 HH & Under
Class 465 Led Gelding 10.2 HH & UnderCHAMPION LED PINTO 10.2 HH & UNDERRESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO (10.2 HH & UNDER)
Class 466 Led Stallion or Colt 14 HH & OverClass 467 Led Stallion or Colt 10.2 HH & Under 14 HHCHAMPION LED PINTO STALLION OR COLTRESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO STALLION OR COLT
Class 468 Led Mare or Filly 14 HH & OverClass 469 Led Mare or Filly 10.2 HH & Under 14 HHCHAMPION LED PINTO MARE OR FILLYRESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO MARE OR FILLY
Class 470 Led Gelding 14 HH & OverClass 471 Led Gelding 10.2 HH & Under 14 HHCHAMPION LED PINTO GELDINGRESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO GELDINGSUPREME CHAMPION LED PINTO
Class 472 Ridden Pinto 10.2 HH & UnderClass 473 Ridden Pinto 14 HH & OverClass 474 Ridden Pinto 10.2 HH & Under 14 HHCHAMPION RIDDEN PINTORESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PINTO
OTHER REGISTERED BREEDSClass 475 Led Female Over 14.2 HHClass 476 Led Male Over 14.2 HHClass 477 Led Female 14.2 HH & UnderClass 478 Led Male 14.2 HH & UnderCHAMPION OTHER REGISTERED BREEDSRESERVE CHAMPION OTHER REGISTERED BREEDS
HEAVY BREEDS & HARNESS RING 3 SUNDAY 29th OCTOBER
RING 1 JUDGE: TBCStart 12.00 AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50 Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entryRegistration papers and current financial memberships to be available for inspection for all breed classes upon requestNB: Depending on the number of entries classes may be split
FRIESIAN & FRIESIAN PARTBRED HORSES
All horses must be registered and owners current financial members of either of the ANZFHS, AFWHS or AFSS.
Class 479 Best Presented Purebred or Partbred FriesianClass 480 Led Friesian Stallion or ColtClass 481 Led Friesian Mare or FillyClass 482 Led Friesian GeldingCHAMPION LED FRIESIAN EXHIBITSponsored by the Australia New Zealand Friesian Horse Society RESERVE CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN EXHIBITSponsored by the Australia New Zealand Friesian Horse Society
Class 483 Led Friesian Partbred MaleClass 484 Led Friesian Partbred FemaleCHAMPION LED FRIESIAN PARTBRED EXHIBITSponsored by the Australia Friesian Sport Horse Society IncRESERVE CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN PARTBRED EXHIBITSponsored by the Australiasian Friesian Sporthorse Society Inc
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RIDDEN FRIESIAN & FRIESIAN PARTBRED HORSES
Class 485 Ridden MaleClass 486 Ridden FemaleCHAMPION RIDDEN FRIESIAN EXHIBITSponsored by the Australia Friesian Warmblood Horse SocietyRESERVE RIDDEN FRIESIAN EXHIBITSponsored by the Australia Friesian Warmblood Horse Society
STOCK HORSESAll horses in the following classes must be registered with the A.S.H.S. and competitors must be current members of the A.S.H.S. Approved riding helmets & stockhorse attire to be worn. Ridden events - traditional or hack attire acceptable
Class 487 Led Colt Filly or Gelding 3yrs or UnderClass 488 Led Male 4yrs & OverClass 489 Led Female 4yrs & OverClass 490 Led Gelding 4yrs & OverCHAMPION LED EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT
Class 491 Ridden MaleRidden events. Traditional or hack attire acceptable. Class 492 Ridden FemaleRidden events. Traditional or hack attire acceptable. CHAMPION RIDDENRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN
Class 493 A.S.H. & Lady RiderA.S.H.L.A. Members only. Sash for winner. Class 494 Working Stockhorse MaleClass 495 Working Stockhorse FemaleCHAMPION WORKING STOCKHORSERESERVE CHAMPION WORKING STOCKHORSE
STANDARDBREDRESULTS FROM THIS RING WILL COUNT TOWARDS THE AGGREGATE SERIES BEING RAN BY CAMPERDOWN, YULECART, WARRNAMBOOL & KOROIT SHOWS.
Class 496 Best Present Pure or Partbred StandardbredClass 497 Led Standardbred Male 15.2 HH & UnderClass 498 Led Standardbred Male Over 15.2 HHClass 499 Led Standardbred Female 15.2 HH & UnderClass 500 Led Standardbred Female Over 15.2 HHCHAMPION LED STANDARDBREDRESERVE CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED
Class 501 Led Partbred Standardbred MaleClass 502 Led Partbred Standardbred FemaleCHAMPION LED PARTBRED STANDARDBREDRESERVE CHAMPION LED PARTBRED STANDARDBRED
Class 503 Ridden Foundation Standardbred (Walk/Trot)Class 504 Ridden Standardbred MaleClass 505 Ridden Standardbred FemaleCHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBREDChampion to receive $50 RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED
CLYDESDALEClass 506 Led Clydesdale MaleAny age (need not be registered) Class 507 Led Clydesdale FemaleAny age (need not be registered) CHAMPION CLYDESDALE EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE EXHIBIT
CLYDESDALE CROSSSponsored By Clydesdale Cross AssociationAll horses must be registered and owners current financial members of CCHSA
Class 508 Best PresentedClass 509 Led MaleClass 510 Led FemaleCHAMPION EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT
Class 511 Ridden MaleClass 512 Ridden FemaleCHAMPION RIDDEN EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN EXHIBIT
Class 513 Led Draught HorseAny age SUPREME BREED EXHIBITTo be judged at the completion of the three rings by all three judges.
HARNESS CLASSESEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50 Late entries taken on day $10.00 per entryJudging to follow Led ClydesdalesStallions are not permitted to compete in classes with mares and geldings, unless stated. Non-Hackneys not to carry any Hackney blood, show any hackney qualities and to be judged on their natural ability.No artificial aids allowed, except for Hackneys & Partbred Hackneys.
Class 514 Viceroy TurnoutStallions eligible Class 515 Gig or Buggy TurnoutStallions eligible Class 516 Long Shaft Brake Turnout/Tradesman Turnout2 or 4 Wheel. Stallions eligible. Class 517 Open Driven StallionWinner of this class is eligible to compete in appropriate height class championship. Class 518 Non Hackney Pony 12.0 HH & UnderClass 519 Non Hackney Pony Over 12.0 HH & Not Exceeding 14 HHCHAMPION HARNESS PONYRESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS PONY
Class 520 Purebred or Partbred HackneyAny height CHAMPION HACKNEYRESERVE CHAMPION HACKNEY
Class 521 Light Harness Horse Over 14 HH & Not Exceeding 15 HHClass 522 Light Harness Horse Over 15 HHCHAMPION LIGHT HARNESS HORSERESERVE CHAMPION LIGHT HARNESS HORSE
Class 523 Light Delivery HorseClass 524 Medium or Heavy Delivery HorseCHAMPION DELIVERY HORSERESERVE CHAMPION DELIVERY HORSESUPREME HARNESS EXHIBITTrophy Donated by C. Speed Real Estate Sales
RAPID MIX PONY CLUB RING 4 SUNDAY 29th OCTOBER
JUDGE: TBCStart: 10.00AMEntry Fees: Members $4.50 Non-Members $6.50Late entries taken on day $8.00 per entryRun under Pony Club Rules. Rider to be current Pony Club member and riding a qualified mount (Handbook of
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By-laws 35.3a.) Membership cards to be produced upon request. Gear check required before first event. Full Pony Club Uniform to be worn, plaiting is optional.Stewards: Pony Club Members
HANDLERClass 525 Handler 7yrs & UnderClass 526 Handler 8 - 10yrsClass 527 Handler 11 - 12yrsClass 528 Handler 13 - 14yrsClass 529 Handler 15 - 17yrsClass 530 Handler 18 - 26yrsCHAMPION HANDLERRESERVE CHAMPION HANDLER
RIDERClass 531 Best Pony Club Combination 10yrs & UnderClass 532 Best Pony Club Combination 11 - 14yrsClass 533 Best Pony Club Combination 15 - 26yrsClass 534 PC Rider 7yrs & UnderClass 535 PC Rider 8 - 10yrsClass 536 PC Rider 11 - 12yrsClass 537 PC Rider 13 - 14yrsClass 538 PC Rider 15 - 17yrsClass 539 PC Rider 18 - 26yrsCHAMPION RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION RIDER
PONY CLUB MOUNTClass 540 Best Pony Club Mount 7yrs & UnderClass 541 Best Pony Club Mount 8 - 10yrsClass 542 Best Pony Club Mount 11 - 12yrsClass 543 Best Pony Club Mount 13 - 14yrsClass 544 Best Pony Club Mount 15 - 17yrsClass 545 Best Pony Club Mount 18 - 26yrsCHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNTRESERVE CHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNT
PLEASURE MOUNTClass 546 Pleasure Mount 7yrs & UnderClass 547 Pleasure Mount 8 - 10yrsClass 548 Pleasure Mount 11 - 12yrsClass 549 Pleasure Mount 13 - 14yrsClass 550 Pleasure Mount 15 - 17yrsClass 551 Pleasure Mount 18 - 26yrsCHAMPION PLEASURE MOUNTRESERVE CHAMPION PLEASURE MOUNT
PONY CLUB GAMESClass 552 Pair of Riders Under 11yrsClass 553 Pair of Riders 11 - 14yrsClass 554 Pair of riders 15 - 26 yearsClass 555 Fancy Dress (May Be Split)Class 556 Egg & Spoon Race 7yrs & UnderClass 557 Egg & Spoon Race 8 - 10yrsClass 558 Egg & Spoon Race 11 - 14yrsClass 559 Egg & Spoon Race 15yrs & OverClass 560 Sack Race 7yrs & UnderClass 561 Sack Race 8 - 10yrsClass 562 Sack Race 11 - 14yrsClass 563 Sack Race 15yrs & OverClass 564 Musical Bags 7yrs & UnderClass 565 Musical Bags 8 - 10yrsClass 566 Musical Bags 11 – 14yrsClass 567 Musical Bags 15yrs & Over
WORKING HUNTER CLASSESPony Club Members only.
Class 568 Working Hunter Pony 11 HH & UnderClass 569 Working Hunter Pony Over 11 HH to 12.2 HHClass 570 Working Hunter Pony Over 12.2 HH to 14 HHClass 571 Working Hunter Galloway 14 HH to 15 HH (May be Split)
Class 572 Working Hunter Horse Over 15 HH (May be Split)BETTY McKAY MEMORIAL CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER EXHIBIT
PONY CLUB SHOWJUMPINGCommencing after Lunch (approx. 1.30PM)
Class 573 Grade PF- Articles 274 AM7Two Consecutive Rounds. Optimum time only. Class 574 Grade PE- Articles 274 AM7Two Consecutive Rounds. Optimum time only. Class 575 Grade PD- Articles 274 AM7Two Consecutive Rounds. 1st clear, then against the clock. Class 576 Grade PD- Article 238.2.2Starting Height 70cm Class 577 Grade PC- Articles 274 AM7Two Consecutive Rounds. 1st clear, then against the clock. Class 578 Grade PC- Article 238.2.2Starting Height 80cm
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SECTION D - SHOW JUMPING
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ENTRY & INFORMATION
ALL ENTRIES ARE TO BE MADE VIA SHOWDAY ONLINE – https://showday.online/Chief Steward: Mr R AndrewStewards: Mr M. Bottrell & Mrs G. CroweJudges:Ring1: Mr P. Ryan.Ring 2: Mr R. LeishmanCourse Designer:Ring 1: Mr T HaworthRing 2: Mr. R. KeastTime Keepers:Ring 1: Mr P. Ryan.Ring 2: Mr R. LeishmanCommentator: Ms Shelley McCrae
Conditions of Senior Jumping Events:Nominations close Friday 20th October at 5:00pm for all events. Horses names and EA registration number to be provided on entry form. Late entries – Will be taken on the day.
Payment of Entry Fees: Entry paid via Showday Online (https://showday.online/)No more than 3 classes/day per combinationEntry fees are exclusive of any other fees, e.g. entry fees for non-Show jumping events, membership subscription, stall fees etc.Entry Fees not refundable except in the following circumstances: - Where withdrawal of entry is endorsed in writing by a Doctor or a Veterinary officer on the grounds of injury to horse or rider, or if the horse becomes ineligible to compete in the event, or on cancellation of the event prior to the commencement of the event. If an event is cancelled after the commencement of competition in that event, the question of any refund of fees will be determined by the Society after consultation with the judge.An administration fee of $10 will be charged for entry refunds.Exhibitors who are exhibiting in the name of a GST registered entity e.g. a horse stud, are required to provide their ABN on the entry form so an appropriate tax invoice can be issued. Prize money, Sashes and Trophies as stated in the prize schedule include GST.
Confirmation of entries: unless the competitor advises to the contrary prior to the first event of the competition, all nominations will be deemed to be confirmed and, except where elsewhere provided, competitors shall be liable to payment of all relevant entry fees.
Substitution of entries after nominations have closed will be permitted.The Draw will be conducted on the basis of nominations. Late entries will be listed at the discretion of the Chief Steward.All complaints, to be valid, must be in writing and accompanied by a deposit of $50.Competitors are covered under the Society’s Public Liability Insurance Policy. See Preamble to Schedule
Horse Stalls: Stalls are available for the use of exhibitors. Preference will be given to those Exhibitors whose place of residence is more than 90kms from Warrnambool. Exhibitors using stalls and camping facilities are required to pay a membership subscription to the Society. A limited number of Stallion Boxes are available and must be booked via SHOWDAY ONLINE in advance at a cost of $10 per box per night. This advance booking also applies to ordinary stalls, these being $10 per yard per night. All
yards and stalls are open fronted & only available to horses entered for the Show. Fees must be paid in advance with Entry Fees.The Society reserves the right to reserve stalls in special circumstances. Due to limited space being available for float parking, temporary horse yards are only allowed to be erected if all stables & yards are fully booked. Yards must be panel type not star picket and electrical tape as per EA regulations, and must be dismantled on show days by 6.amHorse transports must be parked as directed by parking attendants and within the parking areas reserved for this purpose.
CHAMPION JUMPING HORSE OF SHOWPoints allocated on the following events: 714, 715, 716, 723, 724, 7251st 12pts, 2nd 10pts, 3rd 8pts, 4th 6pts, 5th 4pts, 6th 2pts
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORSBARTONS WASTE, BATTERY WORLD, BARWIDGEE ANGUS, CARAMUT RIDING CLUB, CARAVAN REPAIRS, CASSIGN, CENTRAL STORAGE, CHEMIST WAREHOUSE, CHISHOLM LIVESTOCK, CLARKES PIES, DIRTFERT PTY LTD, GLASSWORKS, GREYHOUND ADOPTION PROGRAM, HORSELAND WARRNAMBOOL, JOHN O’SULLIVAN & FAMILY, KAREN GREER NATUROPATH, LINDSAY COTTEE GOODYEAR TYRES, MATKO HIRE, MIDDYS ELECTRICAL, NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK, OWEN ROOF TRUSSES, ROBERTS ELECTRICAL, SPIKIN ENGINEERING, SOULSBY & STRUTH PHARMACY, SOUTH BOOROOK, SOUTHWEST SHEDS & HOMES, WESTVIC CONTAINER EXPORT
RING 1 - OFFICIAL EA RING, FRIDAY 27th OCTOBER 2016
Start 8:00am.
Class 700 CARAMUT RIDING CLUB - JR JUMP 0.80m2 Phase. Entry $8.00. 1st $80, 2nd $40, 3rd $20, 4th $15, 5th $10, 6th $8
Class 701 CENTRAL STORAGE 0.90m2 Phase. Entry $8. 1st $80, 2nd $40, 3rd $20, 4th $15, 5th $10, 6th $8
Class 702 SOUTH WEST SHEDS AND HOME 1.0m2 Phase Entry $8. 1st $80, 2nd $40, 3rd $20, 4th $15, 5th $10, 6th $8
Class 703 GLASSWORKS 1.04mArticle 238.2.2 Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $10
Class 704 JOHN O’SULLIVAN & FAMILY 1.10mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $15. 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $40, 4th $30, 5th $20, 6th $15
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RING 2 - UNOFFICIAL OPEN RING, FRIDAY, 27th OCTOBER 2016
Start 8.00am. OPEN TO RIDERS OF ANY AGE. WAIVER MUST BE FILLED IN AND SIGNED. Rosettes to 6th Place
Class 705 MATKO HIRE 40cmArticle 238.2.2 Entry Fee $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 706 BARTONS WASTE 50cmArticle 238.2.2 Entry Fee $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 707 CHISHOLM LIVESTOCK 60cmArticle 238.2.2 Entry Fee $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 708 CHISHOLM LIVESTOCK 70cmArticle 238.2.2 Entry Fee $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 709 SOUTHBROOK - TAKE YOUR OWN LINE 70cmArticle 271 Entry Fee $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 710 BATTERY WORLD 80cmArticle 238.2.2 Entry Fee $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
RING 1 - OFFICIAL EA RING, SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER 2016
Start 8:00am. Class 711 SPIKIN ENGINEERING 1.0mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $10
Class 712 LINDSAY COTTEE GOOD YEAR TYRES 16 POINTS & UNDER 1.05mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $10
Class 713 SOULSBY & STRUTH 1.10mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $10
Class 714 GREYHOUND ADOPTION PROGRAM 40 POINTS & UNDER 1.15mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $10
Class 715 OWEN ROOF TRUSS P/L OPEN 1.25mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $20. 1st $200, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, 4th $40, 5th $30, 6th $20
Class 716 WESTVIC CONTAINER EXPORT P/L OPEN GRAND PRIX 1.35mArticle 273 2.2 3.4.1 Entry $40. 1st $400 plus inscribed rug, 2nd $200, 3rd $100, 4th $75, 5th $60, 6th $40
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RING 2 — UNOFFICIAL OPEN RING, SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER 2016Start 8:00am. OPEN TO RIDERS OF ANY AGE. WAIVER MUST BE FILLED IN AND SIGNED. Rosettes to 6th Place
Class 717 CASSIGN 40cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 718 ROBERTS ELECTRICAL 50cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 719 BARWIDGEE 60cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 720 CARAVAN REPAIRS 70cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 721 KAREN GREER NATUROPATH 80cmArticle 238.2.2.
Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
RING 1 - OFFICIAL EA RING, SUNDAY 29th OCTOBER 2016
Start 8:00am.
Class 722 DIRTFERT P/L 1.05m2 Phase Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $10
Class 723 CHEMIST WAREHOUSE OPEN 1.10mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $15. 1st $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $40, 4th $30, 5th $20, 6th $15
Class 724 MIDDYS ELECTRICAL OPEN 1.20mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $20. 1st $200, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, 4th $40, 5th $30, 6th $20
Class 725 NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK OPEN 1.30mArticle 238.2.2. Entry $25. 1st $250, 2nd $125, 3rd $65, 4th $45, 5th $35, 6th $25
PRESENTATION OF INSCRIBED RUG AND $200 PRIZE MONEY TO CHAMPION SHOW JUMPER OF THE
WARRNAMBOOL SHOW 2017Sponsored by Westvic Container Export P/L
Being an aggregate of scores from the 714, 715, 716, 723, 724, 725
Class 726 CLARKES PIES JUNIOR JUMP HEIGHT 0.90mArticle 238.2.2. (Open to riders residing within 120km radius of Warrnambool) Entry $10. 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25, 4th $20,5th $15,
6th $10
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RING 2 — UNOFFICIAL OPEN RING, SUNDAY 29th OCTOBER 2016Start 8:00am. Sponsored by Horseland WarrnamboolOPEN TO RIDERS OF ANY AGE. WAIVER MUST BE FILLED IN AND SIGNED. Rosettes to 6th Place
Class 727 OPEN 50cmArticle 238.2.2.
Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 728 OPEN 60cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 729 OPEN 70cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Class 730 OPEN 80cmArticle 238.2.2. Entry $5. 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $4, 4th $2
LUNCH - FOLLOWED BY PONY CLUB SHOWJUMPING
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SECTION E - DAIRY CATTLEJersey Feature ShowSunday 29th October 2017
General Conditions of Entry and Information
Dairy Cattle Steward: Rachel Alexander Entries Close: Monday 9th October at 5pm.Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the dairy cattle supervisor.Entry Fees:Children's Calves: $2, excluding fancy dress class (entry free).Guernsey, Jersey, Holstein, Jersey Australia, Other Breeds and Interbreed: Members $5.00, Non-members $5.50.VAS Events: Free.Exhibitor’s Tickets: Non-members will be required to purchase an exhibitors ticket ($15 per adult) with entries. Please refer to General Information – Public Admission Charges for more ticket information. Straw: Can be purchased at $6.60 per bale (Inc. GST) for Members. Exhibitors to indicate number of bales required on entry form and pay with entries.Entry Forms: A separate entry form must be completed for each exhibitor with the owner of the exhibit/s clearly identified on the entry form. The owner or the owners’ representative must sign the entry form. A separate entry form must be completed for livestock registered under different stud names. The exhibits details including name, birth date and registration number should be indicated on the entry form. Please indicate section and class number of the entry form.Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Download and fill in the relevant animal Health Status Declaration. Scan and send a copy of your entries and the animal Health Status Declaration to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries, attach your animal Health Status Declaration and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office. Johnes Disease Declaration Form: All cattle entries must be accompanied by a completed declaration form re. Johnes disease (see form on page 52).NLIS: Refer to preamble under the heading National Livestock Identification Scheme.Prize Money: As stated for individual sections. Prize money will be distributed to exhibitors as soon as possible after judging has been completed. The society reserves the right to alter prize money without notice or replace cash prizes with trophies, vouchers or goods of at least equivalent value. NB: Prize cards will not be issued for cattle classesGates open: 7am Sunday. Dairy exhibits permitted to arrive after 4pm on Saturday Night.Stall Space: So that space may be allotted, exhibitors must state total number of cattle to be show on entry form.Inspection of cattle: Stock in all sections may be subject to inspection by an inspector appointed by the Society who will examine stock for correct age and pedigree. Any animal with doubtful brands etc. will not be eligible to compete.Tethering and Handling Requirements: A halter must secure all cattle. Both an effective collar or neck rope and halter shall securely tie up polled, wholly or partly dehorned exhibits when not under the immediate and effective control of an attendant. All bulls must be under 12 months of age at the time of the show and must be rung by the nose if over 9 months of age. Handlers of all
stock must be competent and experienced.Public Liability Insurance: See preamble to schedule.Section F: Heifers entered into this section must not be registered with Jersey Australia, and exhibitors must not have registered animals in the last 3 years (since 1-1-2014). Entries must be accompanied by a minimum of three generations of breeding records, proving that the animal will be eligible to be registered if it wins the section. Animals entered in this section are not eligible to enter into any other section with exceptions to Section A: Children’s Calves. Heifers are to be between 6-12 months of age and must be broken in to lead on a halter to ensure the safety of other animals, exhibitors and public. The Judge will inspect all exhibits before they enter the ring to ensure the animal is of Jersey Australia standard. General: Competition in all Dairy Breed Sections is restricted to cattle registered in approved stud books/breed societies (except where otherwise stated).Appropriate attire to be worn in the show ring (e.g. breed uniform or show whites).Ages of cattle are determined as 1st January in the year of the show, unless otherwise stated. Junior Dairy cattle to be 2 years and under.
Dairy Exhibitors BreakfastBreakfast will be provided free of charge to dairy exhibitors on Sunday Morning. Breakfast has been sponsored by Maxum Foods/Maxcare Animal Supplements.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORSAGRIGENE, BRIAN O’HALLORAN, COPRICE, FARMGATE STOCK FEEDS, FONTERA, GENETICS AUSTRALIA, JERSEY AUSTRALIA, McLAREN HUNT FINANCIAL GROUP, MEPUNGA GRAINS, MURRAY GOULBURN, REID STOCK FEEDS, RIST, SEMEX, UNDER PRESSURE DAIRY HYGIENE, WARRNAMBOOL CHEESE & BUTTER, WARRNAMBOOL VETERINARY
CHILDRENS CALVESJudging from 10am.Children's Calves sponsored by Mepunga GrainsPrize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 unless otherwise indicated.
Class 800 Heifer Calf, born after 1st Jan 2017, Handler Aged 15 - 17yrsClass 801 Heifer Calf, born after 1st Jan 2017, Handler Aged 14 & UnderClass 802 Heifer or Bull Calf, born after 1st Jan 2017, Handler Aged Under 17yrsClass 803 Heifer or Bull, born after 1st Jan 2017, Handler Aged Under 17yrsCHAMPION CALFFirst and second prize winners in first six classes eligible. Prize $50
RESERVE CHAMPION CALFFirst and second prize winners in first six classes eligible. Prize $25
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Class 804 Best Presented Calf, Handler Aged Under 17yrsClass 805 Ringcraft, Handler 15 - 17yrsClass 806 Ringcraft, Handler 10 - 14yrsClass 807 Ringcraft, Handler Under 10yrsClass 808 Fancy Dress Calf, Handler Aged Under 15yrsNo prize money
INTERBREED DAIRY COWSTo be judged following the conclusion of breed classes or not before 11 am. Prizes as indicated.
Class 809 Junior Champion Dairy Heifer Under 24 months, dry and in milk. Sponsored by McLaren Hunt Financial Group. JUNIOR CHAMPION DIARY HEIFERPrize $150JUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY HEIFERPrize $50
Class 810 Intermediate Champion Dairy Heifer 24 months to 4yrs, in milk. Sponsored by Farmgate Stock Feeds. INTEMEDIATE CHAMPION DIARY HEIFERPrize $150INTERMEDIATE RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY HEIFERPrize $50
Class 811 Senior Champion Dairy Cow Over 4yrs. Sponsored by Warrnambool Cheese & Butter. SENIOR CHAMPION DIARY COWPrize $150SENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY COWPrize $50
Class 812 Supreme Champion Dairy Cow Winners from first three classes. Prize $450 and Sponsored by RIST.Class 813 Best Vesselled Dairy CowPrizes 1st $100 and 2nd $50. Sponsored by Reid Stock Feeds.Class 814 Champion Dairy Bull Must be under 12 months. Prize $100.Class 815 Group of Three Dairy Cows W&E Henderson Memorial Trophy. Prize $150.
JERSEY FEATURE SHOWJudging from 9 am.
Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, unless otherwise indicated.
Class 816 Heifer born 1/1/17 to 1/7/17Class 817 Heifer born 1/7/16 to 31/12/16Class 818 Heifer born 1/1/16 to 30/6/16Class 819 Heifer born 1/7/15 to 31/12/15JUNIOR CHAMPION JERSEYPrize $150 RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION JERSEYPrize $50
Class 820 Heifer, 2yrs in Milk, born 1/7/15 to 30/6/16Class 821 Cow 3yrs in Milk, born 1/7/14 to 30/6/15INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION JERSEYPrize $150. Sponsored by Reid Stock Feeds. RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION JERSEYPrize $50. Sponsored by Reid Stock Feeds.
Class 822 Cow 4yrs in Milk, born 1/7/13 to 31/12/14Class 823 Cow 5yrs in Milk, born 1/7/12 to 30/6/13Class 824 Cow 6yrs in Milk, born 1/7/11 to 30/6/12Class 825 Cow 7yrs or Over, Born on or Before 30/6/10SENIOR CHAMPION JERSEYPrize $150. Sponsored by Under Pressure Dairy Hygiene. RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION JERSEYPrize $50. Sponsored by Under Pressure Dairy Hygiene. GRAND CHAMPION JERSEY FEMALEPrize $200. Sponsored by Coprice.
Class 826 Best UdderSponsored by Warrnambool Cheese & Butter. 1st $50, 2nd $25.Class 827 Group of Three FemalesSponsored by Murray Goulburn 1st $50, 2nd $25.
HOLSTEINJudging from 9 am.Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, unless otherwise indicated. Class 828 Heifer born 1/1/17 to 1/7/17Class 829 Heifer born 1/7/16 to 31/12/16Class 830 Heifer born 1/1/16 to 30/6/16Class 831 Heifer born 1/7/15 to 31/12/15JUNIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEINPrize $150. Sponsored by Murray GoulburnRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEINPrize $50. Sponsored by Murray Goulburn
Class 832 Heifer, 2yrs in Milk, born 1/7/15 to 30/6/16Class 833 Cow 3yrs in Milk, born 1/7/14 to 30/6/15INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION HOLSTEINPrize $150 RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION HOLSTEINPrize $50
Class 834 Cow 4yrs in Milk, born 1/7/13 to 31/12/13Class 835 Cow 5yrs in Milk, born 1/7/12 to 30/6/13
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Class 836 Cow 6yrs in Milk, born 1/7/11 to 30/6/12Class 837 Cow 7yrs or Over, Born on or Before 30/6/10SENIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEINPrize $150. Sponsored by Genetics AustraliaRESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEINPrize $50. Sponsored by Genetics AustraliaGRAND CHAMPION HOLSTEIN FEMALEPrize $150. Sponsored by Semex
Class 838 Best UdderPrize 1st $50, 2nd $25 Class 839 Group of Three FemalesPrize 1st $50, 2nd $25
OTHER BREEDSJudging from 9 amPrizes: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, unless otherwise indicated
Class 840 Heifer born 1/1/17 to 1/7/17Class 841 Heifer born 1/7/16 to 31/12/16Class 842 Heifer born 1/1/16 to 30/6/16Class 843 Heifer born 1/7/15 to 31/12/15JUNIOR CHAMPION OTHER BREEDSPrize $150. Sponsored by SemexRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION OTHER BREEDSPrize $50. Sponsored by Semex
Class 844 Heifer, 2 yrs in Milk, born 1/7/15 to 30/6/16Class 845 Cow, 3 yrs in Milk, born 1/7/14 to 30/6/15Class 846 Cow, 4 yrs in Milk, born 1/7/13 to 31/12/14Class 847 Cow 5 yrs in Milk, born 1/7/12 to 30/6/13Class 848 Cow 6 yrs in Milk, born 1/7/11 to 30/6/12Class 849 Cow 7 yrs or Older, born on or before 30/6/10SENIOR CHAMPION OTHER BREEDSPrize $150 RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION OTHER BREEDSPrize $50 GRAND CHAMPION OTHER BREEDS FEMALEPrize $100. Sponsored by Agrigene
Class 850 Best UdderClass 851 Group of 3 Females
JERSEY AUSTRALIA CLASSClass 852 Heifer 6 - 8mths Old, Born 1/2/16 to 30/4/17Class 853 Heifer 9 - 10mths Old, Born 1/12/16 to 31/1/16
Class 854 Heifer 11 - 12mths Old, Born 1/10/16 to 30/11/16JERSEY AUSTRALIA CHAMPION HEIFERSponsored By Jersey Australia. Prize $250 Membership Package
VAS EVENTSJunior Champion Dairy HeiferAwarded to the exhibitor who exhibits the most Beef/ Dairy interbreed champions in one season of the South Western Group of VAS Ltd Shows. Award to be presented at the South Western Group of VAS Ltd final. 2017-18 Award goes to the Junior Champion Dairy Heifer.Prize $100
Class 855 Young Parader Competition (15 - 25yrs)Sponsored by Murray GoulburnEntrants to be 15 and under 25 years, each entrant must source their own animal from exhibitors, cattle will not be supplied on the day. Entry on the day.Prize 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10
Class 856 Junior Dairy Judging Competition (15 - 25yrs)Sponsored by Murray GoulburnEntrants to be 15 and under 25 years. Entry on the day.Prize 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10.
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SECTION J - BEEF CATTLEChief Steward: Rachel CrothersStewards: Jon JacksonClosing date for entries: 14th October 2016 at 5pmExhibitor’s Tickets: Non-members will be required to purchase an exhibitors ticket ($15 per adult) with entries. Please refer to General Information – Public Admission Charges for more ticket information. Straw: $6.60 per bale (Inc. GST) – Exhibitors must order and pay for straw with entries.Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Download and fill in the relevant animal Health Status Declaration. Scan and send a copy of your entries and the animal Health Status Declaration to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries, attach your animal Health Status Declaration and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office. Johnes Disease Declaration Form: - All cattle entries must be accompanied by a completed declaration form re: Johnes Disease (see page 52). All cattle must be J-BAS 6 or higher to exhibit.NLIS: refer to the preamble under the heading National Livestock Identification SchemePen Space: So that ample pen space may be allotted the exhibitor must state the number of cattle they intend to show on their entry form.Tethering and Handling Requirements: A halter must secure all cattle. Both an effective collar or neck rope and halter shall securely tie up all cattle when not under the immediate and effective control of an attendant. All bulls over the age of 12 months old must have a nose ring and all cattle over 12 months of age must be secured by the nose when being led. Handlers of all stock must be competent and experienced.Public Liability Insurance: - See Preamble to ScheduleGeneral Information: Indoor accommodation available for cattle. Exhibitors may arrive the day prior to the show, however cattle are only required on the day of judging. Unless prior arrangements are made with the Chief Steward, the cattle pavilion must be vacated by 4pm on Saturday to facilitate cleaning for the dairy cattle on the next day.Prize Money: As stated for individual sections. Prize money will be distributed to exhibitors as soon as possible after judging has been completed. The society reserves the right to alter prize money without notice or replace cash prizes with trophies, vouchers or goods of at least equivalent value.
THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORSANIPRO/WEATHERPRO, AUSTRAL RESEARCH & CONSULTING, BELLS GARDEN SUPPLIES, BREAKWATER INSURANCE BROKERS, BRIAN O’HALLORAN, DIRTFERT PTY LTD, HAWKESDALE FARM SUPPLIES, J & J KELLY STOCK AGENTS, MACEY’S BISTRO, MATTHEWS PETROLEUM, MIDFIELD GROUP, NATIONAL HERD
DEVELOPMENT, NATIONWIDE AB, PONTING BROS, PROFARMA, RONSARD MURRAY GREYS, SAFFIN KERR BOWEN RODWELLS, SINCLAIR WILSON, TAITS LEGAL, WARRNAMBOOL VETERINARY CLINIC, WEBBER & CHIVELL
FRIDAY - BEEFY BULL BONANZAJudging Commences: 3pm Friday 27th October 2017Entry Fee: Members $11.00, Non-Members $14 (inc GST)Entrants must also compete in relevant Beef classes in the Saturday Competition.
Class 900 Under 12mthsClass 901 12 to 15mthsClass 902 16 to 18mthsClass 903 19 to 22mthsClass 904 Breeders PairCHAMPION BULLRESERVE CHAMPION BULL
SATURDAY - ALL BREEDS COMPETITIONBRITISH BREEDS
Class 905 Female - 15 mths & UnderClass 906 Female - 16 to 19mthsClass 907 Female - 20 to 23mthsJUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE BRITISH BREEDS
Class 908 Female - 24 to 30mthsClass 909 Female Over 30mthsSENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE BRITISH BREEDS
Class 910 Male - 15mths & UnderClass 911 Male - 16 to 19mthsClass 912 Male - 20 to 23mthsJUNIOR CHAMPION MALE BRITISH BREEDS
Class 913 Male - 24 to 30mthsClass 914 Male - Over 30mthsSENIOR CHAMPION MALE BRITISH BREEDS
Class 915 Breeders Group of Three
EURO BREEDSClass 916 Female - 15mths & UnderClass 917 Female - 16 to 19mthsClass 918 Female - 20 to 23mthsJUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE EURO BREEDS
Class 919 Female - 24 to 30mthsClass 920 Female - Over 30mthsSENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE EURO BREEDS
Class 921 Male - 15mths & UnderClass 922 Male - 16 to 19mthsClass 923 Male - 20 to 23mthsJUNIOR CHAMPION MALE EURO BREEDS
Class 924 Male 24 to 30mthsClass 925 Male - Over 30mthsSENIOR CHAMPION MALE EURO BREEDS
Class 926 Breeders Group of Three
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ALL OTHER BREEDSClass 927 Female - 15mths & UnderClass 928 Female - 16 to 19mthsClass 929 Female - 20 to 23mthsJUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE ALL OTHER BREEDS
Class 930 Female - 24 to 30mthsClass 931 Female - Over 30mthsSENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE ALL OTHER BREEDS
Class 932 Male - 15mths & UnderClass 933 Male - 16 to 19mthsClass 934 Male - 20 to 23mthsJUNIOR CHAMPION MALE ALL OTHER BREEDS
Class 935 Male - 24 to 30mthsClass 936 Male - Over 30mthsSENIOR CHAMPION MALE ALL OTHER BREEDS
Class 937 Breeders Group Of Three
Beef Cattle Interbreed CompetitionWinners from above compete to win:-Champion Female Champion Male Supreme Exhibit
SOUTH WESTERN GROUP OF VAS LTDCHAMPION BEEF EXHIBITOR
BEEF & DAIRY MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORPrize $100 – to the exhibitor who exhibits the most Beef Interbreed Champions in one season of the South Western Group of VAS Ltd Shows. Award to be presented at the South Western Group of VAS Ltd final.
VAS Ltd JUNIOR JUDGING and HANDLER COMPETITIONS Class 940 JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITIONPrizes 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10. Entry FREE.
Competitors must be aged less than 25 years on 1st May 2016. Members of an Official Cattle Judging Panel are not eligible to compete in Cattle Judging Competitions. Only competitors aged between 15 and 25 are eligible to compete at higher levels of the VAS Ltd Beef Cattle Judging competition and must undertake that, if placed first or second, they will compete at higher levels until eliminated. The Competitor winning at the Warrnambool Show is not eligible to compete at other shows held prior to the South Western Group final during the current season. Competitors having won at a previous Show of the South Western Group during the current show season shall not be eligible to compete at the Warrnambool Show during such current season.
SCALE OF POINTS FOR JUDGING:50 points for the correct placement of animals in each of three classes - 150;
100 points for the oral class, scored on their ring craft, accuracy of observation, their comparative statements, speaking ability and general presentation and dress - 100;Maximum points 250. Class 941 JUNIOR HANDLER COMPETITIONPrizes 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10. Entry FREEMust be less than 25 years of age at date of show, male or female. Can use any suitable animal.Judge will consider: Presentation of the Entrant, Control of animal, Ability to respond to Judge, Balance of Entrant & Animal, Ability to exhibit animal, Knowledge and Ringcraft.
The junior exhibitor and judging competitors will be held after interbreed judging is completed on Friday afternoon. Winners eligible to compete at South Western Group final for the right to represent the Group at the State Final at the next Royal Melbourne Show.
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SECTION K - SHEEP
Chief Steward: Peter McDonald Mob:0458 622 436Chief Steward Assistant: K QuigleyStewards: Messrs K. Rentsch, G Melano, T SymonsJudging Day: Friday 27th October 2017, 10.00amEntry Fees: $5.00 Members $6.00 Non-MembersEntries Close: Thursday 12th October 2017Exhibitor’s Tickets: Non-members will be required to purchase an exhibitors ticket ($15 per adult) with entries. Please refer to General Information – Public Admission Charges for more ticket information. Straw: Provided for exhibitor’s pens. The cost is included in the class entry fees.Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.Lunch: Complimentary luncheon will be provided for all Breed exhibitors at 12:30pm.Special notice: Exhibitors in all sheep classes should state on the entry form numbers of pens required in addition to stating number of stock. Shearing Dates: Long Wool Section from 1st June year of the Show. Short Wool Section from 1st August. All lambs in wool.Judging of Sheep: All Sheep with the exception of prime lambs must be led out to be judged if required. Groups to be drawn from ordinary classes.Non-Admission of Sheep: The Committee has the power to refuse admission to or cause to be removed from the Showgrounds, any exhibit affected with parasite, vermin, contagious or other disease. Animal Health StatusA. A current and correct National Sheep Health Statement must be completed and forwarded with entries (see pages 54). Sheep will be penned at the discretion of the Warrnambool Show Stewards.B. Sheep entries will only be accepted from Ovine Brucellosis Accredited Free Flocks or current vet certificate to be supplied.C. Exhibitors are reminded that the Warrnambool Show Site is compliant with National OJD MAP Guidelines. Information from National Sheep Health Statements will be used when allocating pens to ensure the site maintains this accreditation.D. Exhibitors can add either or both of these rules or a Declaration.i. Animals entered by me do not show any signs of footrot or lice, and to the best of my knowledge and belief, no animals entered by me have been in recent contact with affected animalsii. Sheep from OJD infected or suspected to be infected flocks will not be permitted entry unless they are Approved Vaccinates. British Breeds: Entries in the British Breed Classes are restricted to animals bred in a registered flock and exhibited by members of the Australian Stud Sheep Breeders Association Limited.
Public Liability Insurance: See preamble to Schedule
Breed Sashes: Champion Ram & Ewe, 1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons. Trophy for Breed GroupsNB: Society reserves the right to substitute cash prizes with trophies or vouchers of at least equivalent value.
INTERBREED TROPHIES:SHORT WOOL GROUP - Dirtfert Ag LimeLONG WOOL GROUP - Merri Transport Co Pty LtdSUPREME GROUP - SHB Business & Wealth AdvisersSHORT WOOL SHEEP - Saffin Kerr Bowen RodwellsLONG WOOL SHEEP - Midfield GroupSHEEP OF SHOW - Kevin Ludeman MemorialSash & product donated by Hawksdale Farm Supplies
VAS LTD EVENTS:CHAMPION SHEEP EXHIBITOR
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS:AUSTRALIAN ROMNEY ASSOCIATION, BADE NESS RURAL, BILL WILSON PUMP SALES & SERVICE,BRIAN O'HALLORAN & CO, BRUMBY'S BAKERY WARRNAMBOOL, COMFORT INN – WESTERN, DIRTFERT AG LIME, EDGCUMBE SOUTHDOWNS – MCDONALD,ELDERS, ELGAS, ESTJAM POLL DORSET – GLASGOW, EVOLUTION CHIROPRACTIC- JAY SMYTH, FRESHA, GO VITA WARRNAMBOOL, GRASSBANK ROMNEY - MCDONALD & BROOKS, HAWKESDALE FARM SUPPLIES,HOME SEEKA REAL ESTATE - PAUL JELLIE, J & J KELLY STOCK AGENCY, KILLMERY ROMNEY – BLIGH, KRANGARK ROMNEY – DUNCOMBE, LANDMARK, LINDSEY COTTEE GOODYEAR AUTOCARE, MERRI TRANSPORT CO. PTY LTD,METALCORP – STEVE ENGLEHART,MGA INSURANCE BROKERS - GLENN SKILBECK, MIDFIELD GROUP, NANCY BAKER, PHILIP RUSSELL MOTORCYCLE, PONTINGS, PRIMCON BUILDING CONTRACTOR, PROPHARMA, RADSTOCK ROMNEY - BREWER MEMORIAL, RMB HAY & SILAGE PTY LTD - RODNEY BROOKS, SAFFIN KERR BOWEN RODWELLS, SHB BUSINESS & WEALTH ADVISERS, SOUTHDOWN AUSTRALIA, SPOTLIGHT STORES, TERANG CO-OP, TOBIN OFFICE NATIONAL, WARRNAMBOOL TOYOTA, WILDE DENTAL - ANGIE PASPALIARIS, WINES PATISSERIE,WARRNAMBOOL TOYOTA,WARRNAMBOOL VETERINARY
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LONG WOOL SHEEP CLASSESSponsored by Midfield Group, Dirtfert Ag Lime, Saffin Kerr
Bowen Rodwells, Hawkesdale Farm Supplies
BORDER LEICESTERClass 1000 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1001 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1002 RAM - LambClass 1003 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1004 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1005 EWE - LambClass 1006 GROUP OF THREE - 1 Ram & 2 EwesCHAMPION RAM BORDER LEICESTERSash & trophyCHAMPION EWE BORDER LEICESTERSash & trophy
ENGLISH LEICESTERClass 1007 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1008 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1009 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1010 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1011 GROUP OF THREE – 1 Ram & 2 Ewes CHAMPION RAM ENGLISH LEICESTERSash & trophyCHAMPION EWE ENGLISH LEICESTERSash & trophy
ROMNEYClass 1012 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1013 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1014 RAM - LambClass 1015 EWE - Over 1.5yrs with Lamb/s at footClass 1016 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1017 GROUP OF THREE (1 Ram & 2 Ewes)Trophy and sash ROMNEY CHAMPION RAMTrophy by “Grassbank Stud”, McDonald & Brooks ROMNEY CHAMPION EWETrophy donated by “Krangark Stud”, Duncombe Family ROMNEY GROUPTrophy donated by "Killmery Stud", Bligh Family ROMNEY SUPREME SHEEP EXHIBIT OF THE SHOWMrs Helen B. Brewer Memorial Trophy & Sash "Radstock" Romney's. Strathalbyn SA
ANY OTHER LONGWOOL BREEDPlease nominate breed on Entry Form
Class 1018 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1019 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1020 RAM - LambClass 1021 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1022 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1023 EWE - LambClass 1024 GROUP OF THREE - 1 Ram & 2 EwesCHAMPION RAM OTHER LONGWOOL BREEDSash & trophyCHAMPION EWE OTHER LONGWOOL BREEDSash & trophy
SHORT WOOL SHEEP CLASSESSponsored by Midfield Group, SHB Business & Wealth
Advisors, Warrnambool Toyota, Dirtfert Ag Lime, Hawkesdale Farm Supplies
SOUTHDOWN - "WARRNAMBOOL TOYOTA" SOUTHDOWN FEATURE BREED
Judging: 9.00am with complimentary luncheon provided at 12:30pmShearing Date: From the 1st August 2017Competition Date: Friday 27th October 2017Entry Fees: $5 for members and $7 for non-membersEntries Close: Thursday 12th October 2017
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Prize Money: 1st - $25, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10. Ribbons: 1st, 2nd & 3rd but Prize money / Ribbons for additional places to be considered/awarded depending on the volume of entries received in a class (i.e. additional 4th, 5th & 6th places at $10)
Sheep can arrive Thursday afternoon and there is subsidised Motel accommodation.
Fuel subsidy to be considered for long distance Exhibitor travel.
Class 1025 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1026 RAM - Under 1.5yrsTrophy donated by Nancy BakerClass 1027 RAM - Under 1.5yrs Born After 1st AugustClass 1028 RAM - Pair of Rams Under 1.5yrsNot drawn from ordinary classes.Trophy donated by Edgcumbe Southdown StudClass 1029 RAM - LambIn wool and not trimmedClass 1030 EWE - Over 1.5yrs with Lamb/s at FootClass 1031 EWE - Under 1.5yrsTrophy donated by Nancy BakerClass 1032 EWE - Pair of Ewes Under 1.5yrsNot drawn from ordinary classes. Class 1033 EWE - LambIn wool and not trimmed. Class 1034 GROUP OF THREE (1 Ram & 2 Ewes) - Under 1.5yrsClass 1035 GROUP OF THREE (1 Ram & 2 Ewes) - Open AgeClass 1036 BEST HINDQUARTED SHEEPDrawn from ordinary classes. Trophy donated by Edgcumbe Southdown StudCHAMPION RAM SOUTHDOWNSash & trophy donated by Southdown AustraliaCHAMPION EWE SOUTHDOWNSash & trophy donated by Southdown AustraliaCHAMPION GROUP SOUTHDOWNSash & trophySOUTHDOWN SUPREME SHEEP EXHIBIT OF THE SHOWSash & product donated by Hawkesdale Farm Supplies
SOUTH SUFFOLKClass 1037 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1038 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1039 RAM - LambClass 1040 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1041 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1042 EWE - LambClass 1043 GROUP OF THREE - 1 Ram & 2 EwesCHAMPION RAM SOUTH SUFFOLKSash & trophyCHAMPION EWE SOUTH SUFFOLKSash & trophy
WHITE SUFFOLKClass 1044 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1045 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1046 RAM - LambClass 1047 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1048 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1049 EWE - LambClass 1050 GROUP OF THREE - 1 Ram & 2 EwesCHAMPION RAM WHITE SUFFOLKSash & trophyCHAMPION EWE WHITE SUFFOLKSash & trophy
POLL DORSETClass 1051 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1052 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1053 RAM - Lamb Born After 1st AprilClass 1054 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1055 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1056 EWE - Lamb Born After 1st AprilClass 1057 GROUP OF THREE - 1 Ram & 2 Ewes CHAMPION RAM POLL DORSETSash & trophy donated by Estjam StudCHAMPION EWE POLL DORSETSash & trophy donated by Estjam Stu d
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ANY OTHER SHORTWOOLBREEDPlease nominate breed on Entry Form Class 1058 RAM - Over 1.5yrsClass 1059 RAM - Under 1.5yrsClass 1060 RAM - LambClass 1061 EWE - Over 1.5yrsClass 1062 EWE - Under 1.5yrsClass 1063 EWE - LambClass 1064 GROUP OF THREE - 1 Ram & 2 EwesCHAMPION RAM OTHER SHORTWOOL BREEDSash & trophyCHAMPION EWE OTHER SHORTWOOL BREEDSash & trophy
SECTION L - FLEECE COMPETITIONChief Steward: R WilkinsonStewards: J Affleck, D Adams, L Connellan, and Mrs M AdamsEntry Fee: Members $2.00, Non-Members $4.00Entries to be delivered to Showgrounds by 12 noon Wednesday 25th October 2017N.B. Exhibitors certifying entries to be donated to Legacy at conclusion of show. No Entry Fee (See special conditions applying to entries to be donated to Legacy)Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with
all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.Judging: Commences 11.00am Thursday 26th October 2017Prize Money: 1st $4, 2nd $2, 3rd RibbonChampion Sash for Best Fleece of ShowSash for Reserve Champion Fleece of Show and Most Successful Exhibitor
Special conditions for fleeces to be donated to LegacyThe former Caramut RSL Legacy Wool Show has been combined with the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Wool and Fleece SectionEntries are invited from supporters of the Caramut RSL Legacy Wool Show to compete in the Warrnambool Show Fleece Classes and, at the conclusion of the show, if desired, still have their fleeces donated to Legacy.Similarly, all other exhibitors in the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Fleece Section may, if they so desire, elect to have their fleeces donated to Legacy.All Fleeces nominated for donation to Legacy will be exempt from Entry Fees.All fleeces entered in the show will be judged equally and together in their respective classes.Winning fleeces to be donated to Legacy will receive ribbons in lieu of class prize money. However, all winning fleeces will be eligible for the various cash prizes for the Best and Most Valuable FleecesThe best Merino and other than Merino fleeces within the Western District of Victoria will be sent to the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria after the Show, these fleeces will complete with other best fleeces from kindred Agricultural Societies within this district. The District winner will receive a Championship Sash presented by the R.A.S.V. The Fleece sent on for this competition shall become the property of the R.A.S.V. and after exhibition, will be sold and the proceeds donated to Legacy.
Special Award. The Warrnambool Agricultural Society Annual Perpetual Shield for the Best Crossbred Strong Wool Fleece over 30 micron selected from Classes Skirted Fleece of Crossbred Ewe or Weather's Wool - 26 micron or stronger, Skirted Fleece of Romney Wool & Skirted Fleece of Other British Long Wool.
PrizesBest Merino Fleece – $30Best Fleece other than Merino – $30Most Valuable Merino Fleece – $30Most Valuable Fleece other than Merino – $30Most Successful Exhibitor – $30
HEAVIEST ROMNEY FLEECE OF THE SHOW$40 Prize money & Sash
SKIRTED FLEECESConditions:1 Fleeces, which in the opinion of the judge are overgrown or insufficiently skirted, will be judged accordingly2 All fleeces shall be shorn from sheep which are the bona fide property of the exhibitor3 Exhibits will remain on display until 3.00pm on Sunday 29th October 20174 All fleeces shall be judged on the following scale of points and in accordance with the instructions issued by the National
Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia:Trueness of type............................. ..10 ptsLength................................................10 ptsSoundness ........................................ 10 ptsHandle .................................................8 pts
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Colour or Bloom ..................................6 ptsCharacter ...........................................10 ptsDensity .................................................6 ptsEvenness ........................................... 10 ptsClean Fibre Content ...........................30 ptsTOTAL = 100 pts
Class 1100 Skirted Fleece of Merino Ram’s Wool - 19 Micron or FinerClass 1101 Skirted Fleece of Merino Ewe or Wether’s Wool - 19 Micron or FinerClass 1102 Skirted Fleece of Merino Ram’s Wool - 20 to 22 MicronClass 1103 Skirted Fleece of Merino Ewe or Wether’s Wool - 20 to 22 MicronClass 1104 Skirted Fleece of Merino Ram’s Wool - 23 Micron or StrongerClass 1105 Skirted Fleece of Merino Ewe or Wether’s Wool - 23 Micron or StrongerClass 1106 Skirted Fleece of Comeback Ewe or Wether’s Wool - 25 Micron or FinerClass 1107 Skirted Fleece of Crossbred Ewe or Wether’s wool - 26 micron or strongerClass 1108 Skirted Fleece of Corriedale Ram’s WoolClass 1109 Skirted Fleece of Corriedale Ewe or Wether’s WoolClass 1110 Skirted Fleece of Romney WoolClass 1111 Skirted Fleece of Other British Long WoolThis class may be split depending on Breed entries Class 1112 Skirted Fleece of Downs WoolCHAMPION BEST FLEECE IN SHOWSash BEST MERINO FLEECESponsored by Midfield Group RESERVE CHAMPION BEST FLEECE OF SHOWBEST FLEECE OTHER THAN MERINOSponsored by Midfield Group MOST VALUABLE MERINO FLEECESponsored by Midfield Group MOST SUCCESSFUL FLEECE EXHIBITORSash MOST VALUABLE FLEECE OTHER THAN MERINOSponsored by Midfield Group MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORSponsored by Midfield Group THE WARRNAMBOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL PERPETUAL SHEILDFor the Best Crossbred Strong Wool Fleece Over 30 micron HEAVIEST ROMNEY FLEECE OF THE SHOW
SECTION M - SHEARING COMPETITION
Saturday 28th October 20178:00am start with Finals conducted in the Evening Program
Chief Steward: Roger Mifsud Mob: 0428 078 762Entries Close: 27th October 2017Draw: 27th October 2017Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY*Shearers enter and compete at their own risk.*Shearers must supply their own hand piece.
*All rules and regulations for this competition will be those of Sport Shear Australia.*Registration for competitors is required a minimum of 20 minutes prior to advertised section start.*All rulings by the Chief Judges and/or the Disputes Committee are final.
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS SHEARINGNovice Final and Heats
Novice Shearing Heats (Straight to Finals)Intermediate Shearing HeatsSenior Shearing HeatsSenior Woolhandling HeatsOpen Woolhandling HeatsNovice Prize Giving
LunchLunch may change to after senior shearing semi pending numbers and times.
Heats & Semi-FinalsIntermediate Shearing Semi - Top 12 (Depending on Numbers)Senior Shearing SemiOpen Shearing HeatSenior Woolhandling Semi (Depending on Numbers)Open Woolhandling SemiOpen Shearing Semi
Evening Events and FinalsWarrnambool vs Te Kuiti ChallengeSenior Woolhandling Final - Top 5Jim Robinson Memorial - Top 6 AustraliansOpen Woolhandling Final - Top 5Open Shearing Final - Top 6Prize Giving
SHEARING CLASSESClass 1150 Novice Shearing HeatClass 1151 Intermediate Shearing HeatClass 1152 Senior Shearing HeatClass 1153 Open Shearing Heat
WOOLHANDLING CLASSESClass 1154 Senior Woolhandling HeatClass 1155 Open Woolhandling Heat
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SECTION N – HORTICULTURE
Enter from Hyland StreetChief Steward: Peter LylesJudging: Friday 27th October 2017 at 9amEntries: By telephone only – Peter 0455 911 575Entries Close: 7pm Wednesday, 25th October (NO LATE ENTRIES)Entry Fee: 50c per entry. Entries must be staged Thursday 26th October between 7pm and 8pm and from 7:00am until 8:45am Friday 27th OctoberEntries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.
Exhibitors Notes:1. All exhibits remain property of exhibitor2. Two or more persons may not show separately from
any one garden in a class. Children and teenagers may show separately if exhibits are grown in a separate plot.
3. Limit of three entries by any one exhibitor in any class
4. Exhibitors are asked to collect prize-money from Chief Steward in Horticultural Hall at 3.30pm on Sunday.
5. Name exhibits wherever possible this creates interest. (Cards available from Chief Steward)
6. All stems must reach water (except in Floral Art)7. Exhibits must be grown by exhibitors or be in his or
her possession at least two months prior to Show (except in floral art)
8. No points allowed for container except in Floral Art and Container Plant sections
9. Society’s containers to be used where practicable, but exhibitors may use their own container
10. No wiring or supports above container allowed in Cut Flower section
11. In classes for Trees, Shrubs, Creepers and Native Plants, space available 50cm (20”) wide. Container to be suitable for size of exhibit
12. In Container Plant section the container can not to exceed 25cm (10”) diameter
13. In case of Equal First award no Second award will be made. If Equal Second award, Second Prize money will be divided. All prizes may be withheld if exhibits deemed unworthy
14. The Society reserves the right to reject or refuse any exhibit, which in the opinion of the committee is not eligible or worthy of showing
15. After judging, exhibits MUST NOT BE REMOVED OR ALTERED BEFORE 3.30pm. Sunday without permission of the Chief Steward. All exhibits must be collected between 3.30 and 4.30pm on the Sunday of the show
16. The Judge’s decision is final17. Where possible blooms to be staged with 6” of stem
showing above lip of container18. Where stems or cuts are asked for, stems will be
counted at top of container19. In Cut Flower classes judging will be on quality of
flower and presentation but not necessarily on arrangement. Own foliage only allowed
20. Protests must be made in writing and be delivered to the Chief Steward by 2pm Saturday, accompanied by a deposit of $5, which will be refunded if the protest is upheld
21. The Chief Steward reserves the right to relocate any exhibit during staging or prior to judging if such is unduly hidden or overshadowed by other exhibits
22. Exhibitors are requested to advise Chief Steward immediately on arrival at hall of any entries to be withdrawn
23. All exhibits will be deemed to be the property of the Show Committee until the close of show. The committee will exercise all care but cannot be held responsible for any loss, accident or damage to any exhibits
24. Any prizes unclaimed within seven days of the show will be forfeited to the society
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS:BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE
FLORAL ARTExhibition by WARRNAMBOOL FLORAL ART GROUPTheme: Water (vegetables and fruit)
HORTICULTURE DEFINITIONSANS — means Any Number of Stems.Con — Container any shape or size, e.g. Vase, Bowl, Jar, etc. (3 to 6 stems unless otherwise stated). CVA — Colour Variation Allowed.DK — Different Kinds, e.g. Roses, Stocks, Pansies.DV — Different Varieties of one kind, e.g. Roses — Peace, Ophelia, Super Star, etc.IOC — In One Container.NAS — An exhibit marked so by the judge means “Not According to Schedule”.NND — Not Necessarily Different.SS — Staged singly.TRUSS — Cluster of flowers or fruit growing from one stem. e.g. Pelargonium, Polyanthus, Tomatoes.
CONTAINER PLANTSPrizes: 1st $1, 2nd 50c (unless otherwise stated)Note: Maximum size of Cons. 10” approx., unless otherwise stated. All sizes approximate
Class 1200 1 FernClass 1201 1 Con Plant, Grown for Foliage - (No Ferns)Class 1202 1 Con Plant in FlowerClass 1203 1 Con Bulbs in FlowerClass 1204 1 Con of Cactus or Succulent Not in FlowerClass 1205 1 Con of Cactus or Succulent in FlowerClass 1206 1 Con of Geranium (Zona Pelargonium) in FlowerClass 1207 1 Con of Regal Pelargonium in FlowerClass 1208 1 Con of Coloured Leaf Geranium (Zonal Pelargonium)BEST EXHIBIT CONTAINER PLANTS SECTIONPrize $20 Bunnings Gift VoucherBEST EXHIBITFor 1 container of: Geranium in flower, Regal Pelargonium in flower & Coloured Leaf GeraniumJoy Mahood Memorial trophy
CUT SHRUBS & AUST. NATIVE PLANTSPrizes: 1st $1, 2nd 50c. All Exhibits must have been grown in the open garden. Maximum width of shrubs, trees or creepers 50cm (20”) approx. Container to be suitable for size of exhibit
Class 1209 1 Con of LilacUp to 3 cuts allowed Class 1210 1 Con of Flowering Tree, Shrub or Creeper.No Australian Native. Up to 3 cuts allowed, NND Class 1211 Flowering Trees, Shrubs or CreepersNo Australian Native. 1 cut of each, DK, I0C Class 1212 1 cut Flowering Tree, Shrub or CreeperNo Australian native Class 1213 3 Cuts Ornamental Foliage, DK I0CClass 1214 1 Spray Fuchsia, SingleClass 1215 1 Spray Fuchsia, Double or Semi-double
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Class 1216 1 Cut Flowering ClimberClass 1217 1 Cut ProteaClass 1218 1 Cut Leucodendron or LeucospermumClass 1219 1 Cut BanksiaClass 1220 1 Cut Australian Native Plant in FlowerOther than scheduled Class 1221 3 Cuts Australian Native Plants in Flower, DK, I0COther than scheduled Class 1222 1 Con of CallistemonClass 1223 1 Con of GrevilleaClass 1224 1 Con of Australian Natives in FlowerOther than scheduled
BEST EXHIBIT IN CUT SHRUBSExcluding Aust. Natives. Prize $20 Bunnings Gift Voucher BEST EXHIBIT AUST. NATIVE PLANTSPrize $20 Bunnings Gift Voucher
CUT FLOWERSPrizes: 1st $1, 2nd 50c (unless otherwise stated) For 1 Container of: Roses & Blue, Mauve or Purple Shaded Roses - 1st $10 Bunnings Gift Voucher, 2nd $1.00All Exhibits must have been grown in the open garden.
Class 1225 1 Con of Single Daisies, CVANo Shasta or Gerbera. No buds, some foliage allowed Class 1226 1 Con of Anemone-centre, Daisies, CVANo buds, some foliage allowed Class 1227 1 Con of Double Daisies, CVANo buds, or foliage allowed Class 1228 1 Con of Pink Shaded FlowersShrubs allowed, no roses Class 1229 1 Con of White FlowersShrubs allowed, no roses Class 1230 1 Con of Red Shaded FlowersShrubs allowed, no roses Class 1231 1 Con of Cream, Yellow, Orange or Brown Shaded FlowersShrubs allowed, no roses Class 1232 1 Con of Blue, Mauve or Purple Shaded FlowersShrubs allowed, no roses Class 1233 1 Variety of Geranium (Zonal Pelargonium)Up to 3 trusses allowed Class 1234 1 Variety of Regal PelargoniumUp to 3 trusses allowed Class 1235 Geraniums (Zonal Pelargonium), DV, SS1 truss of each Class 1236 3 Regal Pelargonium, DV, SS1 truss of each Class 1237 1 Con of RanunculiUp to 10 stems allowed Class 1238 3 Pansies, CVATo be shown on Society cons. Class 1239 3 Stocks, DV, SS2 laterals allowed Class 1240 1 Con of Ivy Pelargonium
1 variety Class 1241 3 Sprays Aquilegia, CVA, IOCClass 1242 1 Con of Sweet Peas, NNDUp to 20 stems allowed Class 1243 1 Con of Iceland PoppiesUp to 10 stems allowed Class 1244 1 Con of 1 Kind of FlowerNot scheduled, no trees, shrubs or creepers allowed Class 1245 1 Cut of FlowerNot listed in schedule, no trees, shrubs or creepers allowed Class 1246 2 Stems Bearded Iris, DV, SSClass 1247 3 Iris other than Bearded, NND, SSClass 1248 1 Iris other than BeardedClass 1249 1 stem Bearded IrisClass 1250 Single Floret Bearded IrisNo buds Class 1251 3 Flowers of Bulbs, Rhizomes, Corms or Tubers, DK, IOC1 of each kind Class 1252 Small Bunch of Flowers from a Ground-cover PlantOne variety Class 1253 1 Spike of OrchidClass 1254 1 Con of Roses - NND CVAClass 1255 1 Stem Hybrid Tea RoseClass 1256 1 Stem Floribunda RoseClass 1257 1 Stem David Austin, Alistair Clarke RoseClass 1258 1 Con David Austin, Alistair Clarke RoseClass 1259 1 Stem Miniature RoseClass 1260 1 Con Pink Shaded RosesClass 1261 1 Con White Shaded RosesClass 1262 1 Con Red Shaded RosesClass 1263 1 Con Cream, Yellow, Apricot or Orange Shaded RosesClass 1264 1 Con Blue, Mauve or Purple Shaded RosesBEST CUT FLOWERRibbon and $20 Bunnings Gift VoucherBEST STEM OF IRISRibbon and $20 Bunnings Gift VoucherBEST EXHIBIT IN CUT FLOWER SECTION FROM MULTIPLE EXHIBITSRibbon and $20 Bunnings Gift VoucherBEST EXHIBIT ROSESRibbon and $20 Bunnings Gift Voucher
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES(Amateurs only)
Note: All root vegetables and rhubarb to be staged with tops trimmed to approx. 4" except silverbeet
Class 1265 3 LemonsClass 1266 StrawberriesGladwrap covered but may be opened for judging Class 1267 3 Stalks Rhubarb (Tied)Class 1268 1 CauliflowerClass 1269 1 CabbageClass 1270 3 New Potatoes, WhiteClass 1271 3 White-skinned, Onions
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Class 1272 6 Pods PeasClass 1273 6 BeansClass 1274 6 Broad BeansClass 1275 1 LettuceClass 1276 3 CarrotsClass 1277 3 Stalks Silver BeetClass 1278 1 PumpkinClass 1279 1 Vegetable not scheduledClass 1280 1 Fruit other than scheduledClass 1281 Herbs, DKTo be staged in cons of water — small bunch of each, not necessarily in flower, must be named. 1st $4.00, 2nd $1.00Class 1282 Con Mixed HerbsMax 3 varieties growing, con size up to 15” Class 1283 Con of Herb, GrowingOne variety — no Parsley. Must be named Class 1284 Con of Parsley, GrowingOne plant, con size up to 8” Class 1285 Display of Fruit, Herbs & Vegetables From Your GardenMinimum of 3 to maximum 10 Items Class 1286 Display of Asian Inspired Herbs & VegetablesMinimum of 3 to maximum 6 ItemsBEST EXHIBIT IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLEPrizes: 1st $20 Bunnings Gift Voucher, 2nd Bunnings Garden Gift Pack
YOUNG FOLKEntry Fee: 50 centsPrizes: 1st $1, 2nd 50c (unless otherwise stated)MUST BE EXHIBITORS OWN WORK
9 – 12 YearsClass 1287 Display of Fruit, Vegetable & Herbs from a School GardenMinimum 10 to a maximum of 25 Class 1288 Vegetable or Fruit NoveltyHorticultural material only Class 1289 Arrangement Suitable for a Christmas TableClass 1290 Floral MatIn sand filled container, edge to be covered with small leaves (not larger than 250mm x 350mm overall approx. or 250mm diameter approx.)
Class 1291 1 Con of Cacti and/or Succulents, GrowingBEST EXHIBIT IN 9-12 YEARSBunnings Garden Gift Pack
8 Years & UnderClass 1292 Vegetables or Fruit NoveltyHorticultural Material only Class 1293 Floral SaucerBased on damp sand, edge of saucer to be covered with small leaves Class 1294 Small Flowers in an Egg CupTied in water Class 1295 1 Con Cacti and/or Succulents, GrowingBEST EXHIBIT IN 8 YEARS & UNDERBunnings Garden Gift Pack
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THE ARTS & CRAFTS PAVILION (SECTIONS O, P, Q, R & S)
Enter from Hyland Street
Chief Steward: Mrs K JacksonPrizes: Unless otherwise stated will be 1st $5, 2nd $3NB: Society reserves the right to substitute cash prizes with trophies or vouchers of at least equivalent valuePlease Note: A minimum of 4 entries must be received in any class in Sections O (Photography), P (Crafts) and Q (Arts) to warrant the award of two prizes. If there are less than four entries in any class, only one prize may be awarded. The judge need not necessarily grant any prize if in his/her opinion, the standard of entries does not justify any award. However, the judges may in their discretion, award a 2nd and or 3rd prize if it is considered a higher award is not justifiedEntry Fees: Members 70c, Non-Members $1.00 for all pavilion Sections, unless otherwise stated(”Member” includes Member School submitting bulk entries for students and children of financial Members of Society). Primary School Craft & Art Sections: 50c per entryYoung Folk Cookery: 50c Member, 70c Non-MemberEntries Close: Thursday 19th October Bulk entries from schools etc. close Friday, October 20thEntry Forms to be in by the 19th October (Schools 20th October) and articles to be taken to Art & Craft Pavilion 9.00am – 12 noon Tuesday 24th October. No late entries will be accepted.Cookery entries must be delivered and taken to the Art & Craft Pavilion 9:00am - 12 noon by Thursday 26th. Judging will start at 1pm sharp.Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.Exhibit Identification: For each entry received, an “Entry Ticket” is issued. The number on the “Entry Ticket” identifies the exhibitor and class and, therefore, must be securely attached to the exhibit when it is delivered to the Arts & Crafts Pavilion. No names are to be written on the face of the entry ticket however, the exhibitor’s name may be written on the back of the ticket to facilitate identification when entries are collected after the show.Handy Hint: Some schools use coloured stickers to code their students’ exhibitsExhibit Prize Collection: No prize money, trophies, award certificates, etc. will be allowed to be collected until after the show when they will be available from the Chief Steward in the Arts & Crafts Pavilion. Collection time for all entries will be between 3.00pm and 4.00pm on Sunday, 29th October. For any Sections where entries are exhibited in the open, e.g. Art, prize tickets will not be left with the entry but will be held by the Chief Steward. No exhibits or prizes may be collected before 3.00pm. Special arrangements can be made for the bulk collection of school entries before 10.00am on Tuesday, 31st October. Any entries, including schools, that have not been collected by Friday 1st December will be disposed of at the discretion of the Warrnambool Agricultural Society.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR PAVILION SPONSORSSPOTLIGHT, ROCKY LAMATTINA & SONS, WARD McKENZIE PTY LTD
SECTION O - PHOTOGRAPHYStewards: Karen JacksonConditions of Entry: The Exhibitor must have photographed all exhibits. Photos must be Framed or Mounted on cardboard
Exhibit Sizes: Minimum Open and Novice Classes 8” x 10”. (20cm x 25cm) Other Classes 5” x 7” (13cm x 18cm). Maximum shall not exceed 16” x 20” (40cm x 50cm) including the mount size. No framed prints. Exhibit must not have been awarded a 1st prize at a previous Warrnambool Show. If there are a large number of entries on a specific subject, a separate class may be created for that subject and awards made on that basis.Entry Fees: Members 70c per print, Non-Members $1.00.Entries Close: 16th October at 5.00pm (Bulk entries from Schools October 17th) Exhibits to be delivered to Arts and Crafts Pavilion, Hyland Street, 9.00am – 12 noon Tuesday, 24th OctoberPrizes unless otherwise stated will be 1st $5.00 and 2nd $3.00.
PHOTOGRAPHY OPENNot digitally or computer modifiedBLACK & WHITEClass 1300 Landscape or SeascapeClass 1301 Nature StudyClass 1302 PortraitClass 1303 Open - Any Other SubjectCOLOURClass 1304 Landscape or SeascapeClass 1305 Nature StudyClass 1306 PortraitClass 1307 Open, Any Other Subject
NOVICEThese classes are open to anyone who has not won a 1st prize in an Open Photography competition and anyone who has not been a member of a camera club for more than two years. (BLACK & WHITE or COLOUR)
Class 1308 Nature StudyClass 1309 PortraitClass 1310 Open - Any Other Subject
JUNIORYear 11 & 12Class 1311 Nature Study/LandscapeClass 1312 PortraitClass 1313 Open - Any Other SubjectYear 10 & UnderClass 1314 Nature Study/LandscapeClass 1315 PortraitClass 1316 Open - Any Other SubjectClass 1317 Digitally Modified - Any Other Subject
EXPERIMENTAL/CREATIVE IMAGESPhoto must have been taken by exhibitor. Any digital or computer modification is allowed.
OPENClass 1318 Open - Any Other SubjectClass 1319 Digital CollageYEAR 11 & 12Class 1320 Open & Digitally Modified - Any Other SubjectYEAR 10 & UNDERClass 1321 Open & Digitally Modified - Any Other Subject
VAS EVENTSClass 1322 VAS Senior Photography CompetitionRules and Regulations 1. 2017/18 theme for exhibitors - "Sunset/Sunrise"2. Unframed3. Print no larger than 20cm by 30cm4. Must be mounted (mount no larger than 3 cm)
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5. Professional Photographers are not eligible. (Someone that derives the greater percentage of their income as a photographer)6. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor7. An exhibitor having won at a show will compete at a Group final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final8.An exhibitor may represent only one local show at Group level and one Group at State level9. An exhibitor having won at State final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition10.If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete11. A person is not permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money12. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day13. An exhibit may only win one Group Final in a show season (Spring to autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months14. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $702nd $20 and 3rd $10
Class 1323 VAS Junior Photography CompetitionRules and Regulations 1. Exhibitors to be aged under 18 on the day of their local show/field day2. 2017/18 theme for exhibitors - "Spider Web"3. Unframed3. Print no larger than 20cm by 30cm5. Must be mounted (mount no larger than 3 cm)6. Professional Photographers are not eligible. (Someone that derives the greater percentage of their income as a photographer)7. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor8. An exhibitor having won at a show will compete at a Group final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final9. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at Group level and one Group at State level10. An exhibitor having won at State final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition11. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete12. A person is not permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money13. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day14. An exhibit may only win one Group Final in a show season (Spring to autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months15. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $302nd $15 and 3rd $10
SECTION P - NEEDLEWORK, FANCY WORK & CRAFT
Judging: Wednesday, 25th October at 9:00am. Arts and Crafts Pavilion – enter from Hyland StreetExhibits: To be delivered to the Showgrounds Art & Craft Pavilion, Hyland Street entrance 9.00am - 12 noon Tuesday 24th October unless other Arrangements have been made.Conditions: All work in this Section must be new, unwashed and the bona fide work of the exhibitor. No exhibit will be allowed if it has won 1st prize at the previous show of this Society and the exhibit must have been completed within two years of the closing date. Exception. Exhibits in the VAS Ltd Knitting, Embroidery, Hand-Spun, Quilted Patchwork and Garment of Wearing Apparel Competitions must have been completed in the last 12 monthsEntry Fees: Members 70c, Non-Members $1.00 for all classes unless otherwise stated at beginning of sub section“Member” includes Member School submitting bulk entries for students and also includes children of members of the Society Secondary College Aggregate Award:A Perpetual Shield will be awarded to a Secondary College with students exhibiting in the general Craft, Pottery, Woodwork, Sheet metal and Plastic Work. Points will be awarded according to prizes won by exhibits from each College with the winner being decided on a percentage basis taking into account the number of students at each participating College In order to be eligible for Aggregate Points exhibits must be entered under the School Name. Entries submitted by individual Students independent of their College will not be counted.
2017 DESIGN THEMEClass 1400 Home Grown & Hand MadePrimary School Specifications: ‘OCTOPUS' GARDEN’1. To be made out of recycled plastics, fabric, poly pipe, wood, home grown fruit vegetables weeds flowers only limit will be your imagination.2. Completed works must be delivered to the Art & Craft Pavilion on Thursday 26th October 2017 between 9.00am - 5.00pm.3. A rosette will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize
BEAD CRAFTClass 1401 JewelleryArticle made of beads or decorated with beads Class 1402 Bugs & SpidersClass 1403 Flowers & Butterfly's
FELTClass 1404 Any Garment or ArticleMade from homemade felt
MARQUETRYClass 1405 Wood Inlay or MarquetryAny design applied or pictorial (wall hangings must have necessary attachments for display).
MILLINERYClass 1406 Winter HatHandmade hat using any method except knitted or crocheted, any materials. Must be wearable. Class 1407 Race DayHandmade hat suitable for Race Day. Must be wearable. Class 1408 Any Other HatYour own design. Must be wearable.
SCRAPBOOKINGClass 1409 Own ChoiceClass 1410 Holidays
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WEAVINGClass 1411 ScarfClass 1412 Article of Clothing
KNITTINGMachine knitted bands allowed only where specified.Class 1413 ScarfClass 1414 Child's Jumper or Cardigan5 or 8 ply wool and machine knitted bands allowed.Class 1415 Infants BootiesClass 1416 Infants Outfit or LayetteClass 1417 Cardigan, Jacket or Pullover - 10 ply +For male or female in 10 ply or coarser. Class 1418 Cardigan, Jacket or Pullover - 8 ply & UnderFor male or female in up to 8 ply. Class 1419 ShawlClass 1420 Tea CosyClass 1421 Traditional Aran Jumper or CardiganClass 1422 Cushion or Knee RugClass 1423 Knee Rug1m x 1m Class 1424 Any ArticleAny article that is hand knitted and not listed. Class 1425 Machine Knit Jumper or CardiganFor male or female. Class 1426 Machine Knit Child's Jumper or Cardigan32" onwards. Class 1427 Any Machine KnitAny machine knitted article that is not listed. Class 1428 VAS Knitting CompetitionSponsored by Spotlight
Rules and Regulations 1. Hand knitted jumper or cardigan2. Each exhibit must be made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply3. Exhibitor to attach label from wool used or receipt from woollen mill4. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor5. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a 2018 Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final at the 2018 Royal Melbourne Show6. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at a Group level and one Group at State level7. An exhibit having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition8. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete9. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money10. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day11. An exhibit may only win one Group final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months12. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher,2nd $150 Spotlight voucher and3rd $50 Spotlight voucher
Class 1429 VAS Sewing CompetitionSponsored by Spotlight
Rules and Regulations1. Tote/Carry Bag-No larger than 50 cm on any one side-Fabric handle/s
-Minimum embellishments allowed-Must be lined2. Sewn by machine3. May be hand finished4. Knitted/crocheted items not acceptable5. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor6. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a 2018 Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final at the 2018 Royal Melbourne Show7. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at a Group level and one Group at State level8. An exhibit having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition9. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete10. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money11. All work to have been completed ion the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day12. An exhibit may only win one Group final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months13. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher,2nd $150 Spotlight voucher and3rd $50 Spotlight voucher
CROCHETClass 1430 One DoilyIn cotton or linen thread. Class 1431 LayetteClass 1432 Jumper or CardiganClass 1433 Knee RugClass 1434 ShawlClass 1435 ScarfClass 1436 BeanieClass 1437 EdgingOn a handkerchief or hand towel. Class 1438 Afternoon Tea or Supper ClothClass 1439 An ArticleYour choice of article and one that is not listed. Class 1440 VAS Crochet CompetitionSponsored by Spotlight
Rules and Regulations1. One item of crochet, no larger than 50 cm on any one side made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply2. Exhibitor to attach label from wool used or receipt from the woollen mill3. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor4. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a 2018 Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final at the 2018 Royal Melbourne Show5. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at a Group level and one Group at State level6. An exhibit having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete8. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money9. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day
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10. An exhibit may only win one Group final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months11. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher,2nd $150 Spotlight voucher and3rd $50 Spotlight voucher
BEST IN SHOWWeaving, Felting, Knitting, Crocheting & Hand spinning. Must be crafted from wool. Prize: $50 Voucher
SENIORS (OVER 55)CROCHETEDClass 1441 Knee Rug1m x 1m Class 1442 One DoilyIn linen or cotton. Class 1443 LayetteClass 1444 ShawlClass 1445 EdgingOn a tea towel, hand towel or handkerchief. Class 1446 Afternoon Tea or Supper ClothClass 1447 Jumper or CardiganPure wool or wool blend. Class 1448 An ArticleYour own choice and one that is not listed. KNITTEDClass 1449 Knee Rug1m x 1m Class 1450 Jumper or CardiganPure wool or wool blend. Class 1451 LayetteClass 1452 An ArticleYour own choice and one that is not listed.
EMBROIDERYClass 1453 VAS Embroidery CompetitionSponsored by Spotlight
Rules and Regulations1. The exhibit to be an article of hand embroidery any type, excluding cross stitch2. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor3. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a 2018 Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final at the 2018 Royal Melbourne Show4. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at a Group level and one Group at State level5. An exhibit having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition6. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete7. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money8. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day9. An exhibit may only win one Group final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months10. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher,
2nd $150 Spotlight voucher and3rd $50 Spotlight voucher
Class 1454 CandlewickingClass 1455 Cross StitchClass 1456 Embroidery With RibbonClass 1457 Free HandClass 1458 Machined EmbroideryClass 1459 An ArticleAny article and one that is not listed.
HAND SPINNINGAll entries must have a sample of the fleeces attached. In hand/home spun wool or a natural fiber mix.
Class 1460 Cap or HatClass 1461 Cardigan, Jacket or PulloverFor a male or female. Class 1462 ToyClass 1463 An ArticleAny article and one that is not listed.
APPLIQUE, PATCHWORK & QUILTINGClass 1464 Applique ArticleClass 1465 Article Of QuiltingClass 1466 Hand Sewn Patchwork ArticleClass 1467 Machine Sewn Patchwork ArticleClass 1468 Machine Patchwork Wall HangingClass 1469 VAS Patchwork CompetitionSponsored by Spotlight
Rules and Regulations1. The exhibit is to be no more than one meter on any one side2. Machine pieced and machine quilted3. Minimal embellishments. Small amount only so as not to overpower patchwork4. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor5. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a 2018 Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State final at the 2018 Royal Melbourne Show6. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at a Group level and one Group at State level7. An exhibit having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition8. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete9. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money10. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show/field day11. An exhibit may only win one Group final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months12. Late entries not acceptedState Prizes1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher,2nd $150 Spotlight voucher and3rd $50 Spotlight voucher
UPCYCLE & RECYCLEClass 1470 Upcycle & Recycle ArticleFOR THIS SECTION WE REQUIRE A BEFORE PHOTO(Tips-hints make a quilt from an old pair of jeans, bags, or scarves. Upcycle a t-shirt, add lace-buttons, felt an old blanket, just use your imagination)
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GENERAL CRAFTOPENClass 1471 TasselClass 1472 Beaded GarmentClass 1473 Soft Toy Teddy BearClass 1474 CushionClass 1475 Sewn ArticleClass 1476 Wall Hanging CreativeClass 1477 TapestryClass 1478 Prettiest Coat HangerClass 1479 Long Stitch ArticleClass 1480 Craft ArticleOwn choice Class 1481 Folk Art ArticleClass 1482 Novelty ArticleClass 1483 Jewellery MakingClass 1484 Recycle From The FarmClass 1485 Lined GarmentOwn choice. Class 1486 Eco DyingClass 1487 Shibori DyingYEARS 7 & 8Class 1488 CushionClass 1489 Patchwork ArticleClass 1490 Knitted ScarfClass 1491 Sewn ArticleOwn choice. Class 1492 Cross Stitch ArticleClass 1493 Craft ArticleOne that is not listed. Class 1494 Novelty ItemClass 1495 Individual ItemClass 1496 Sewing BagClass 1497 HoodiesYEARS 9 & 10Class 1498 ToyAny type. Class 1499 CushionClass 1500 Sew ArticleOwn choice. Class 1501 Sewn ArticleStretch fabric. Class 1502 Cross Stitch ArticleClass 1503 Knitted ScarfClass 1504 ShortsClass 1505 Patchwork CushionClass 1506 HatClass 1507 Craft ArticleOne that is not listed. Class 1508 Novelty ItemClass 1509 Track PantsClass 1510 DressGRADE 6 & UNDERClass 1511 Toy ArticleClass 1512 Sewn ArticleOwn choice. Class 1513 Handmade PaperClass 1514 Craft ArticleOne that is not listed. Class 1515 Novelty ItemClass 1516 Knitted Scarf
POTTERYOPENClass 1517 Sculpture or FigurineClass 1518 Article Hand FormedNot on the wheel. YEARS 10 to 12Class 1519 SculptureClass 1520 Pot, Vase or PlateClass 1521 Article Hand FormedNot on the wheel. Class 1522 PotWheel thrown. YEARS 8 & 9
Class 1523 PotWheel thrown. Class 1524 Article Hand FormedNot on the wheel. YEARS 7 & UNDERClass 1525 SculptureClass 1526 Article Hand FormedNot on the wheel.
LEATHER WORKClass 1527 Fashion AccessoryClass 1528 Plaited ArticleClass 1529 Article of SaddleryClass 1530 Small ItemNo larger than 25 cm.
WOODWORKOPENClass 1531 Article of Own ChoiceYEARS 11 & 12Class 1532 Article of Own ChoiceYEARS 9 & 10Class 1533 Article of Own ChoiceYEARS 7 & 8Class 1534 Article of Own Choice
SHEETMETAL & PLASTIC WORKOPENClass 1535 Article of Own ChoiceYEARS 10 to 12Class 1536 Article of Own ChoiceYEARS 7 to 9Class 1537 Article of Own Choice
RESTRICTED CLASSThese classes are reserved for exhibition from Lyndoch, Vision Australia, Special Development Schools, etc.
OPENClass 1538 RugHand knitted or crochet. Class 1539 Knitted or Crochet ArticleClass 1540 Soft ToyClass 1541 Embroidered ArticleClass 1542 Tapestry ArticleClass 1543 Patchwork ArticleClass 1544 Prettiest Coat HangerClass 1545 Felt ArticleClass 1546 Leather ArticleClass 1547 Wood ArticleClass 1548 Novelty ArticleClass 1549 Article Made From Recycled GoodsClass 1550 Craft ArticleOne that is not listed. Class 1551 Article Made By GroupClass 1552 Knitted ScarfSCHOOLS CRAFTPrizes for these classes. Class 1553 Sewn ArticleClass 1554 Article Made From Recycled GoodsClass 1555 Wood ArticleClass 1556 Novelty ItemClass 1557 Craft ArticleARTPrizes for these classes. Class 1558 Drawing or CollageTheme - "What I Like Best in the Animal Nursery" Class 1559 Painting
PRIMARY SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN ARTPLEASE NOTE ALL WORKS MUST BE DISPLAYED ON A4 PAPER. ETC ALL ARTWORK TO BE TAKEN TO THE PAVILION BETWEEN 9AM AND 6PM ON TUESDAY 24th OCTOBER.
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SPECIAL THEMED WORK DISPLAY CAN BE BROUGHT TO THE PAVILION NO LATER THAN 5PM ON THURSDAY 26th OCTOBER. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Class 1560 Prep GradeClass 1561 Grade 1Class 1562 Grade 2Theme is "What I Like Best in the Animal Nursery" Class 1563 Grades 3 to 6Theme is "What I Like Best About the Show" Class 1564 Grade 4Class 1565 Grade 5
SECTION Q - ARTJudging: Wednesday 25th October at 10.00amConditions: Exhibits must have been completed within 12 months of closing date. Exhibits that have won a 1st prize at a previous show of this Society are not eligible.All Exhibits: Must be collected from the Pavilion between 3:30PM – 4:30PM Sunday 29th October. No responsibility accepted for articles not collected at this time. Special arrangements available for school entries
INDIGENOUS ART & CRAFT WORKSART & CRAFTClass 1600 Traditional Art WorkClass 1601 Art WorkYour own choice. Class 1602 Bead WorkClass 1603 An ArticleYour own choice. OPENClass 1604 Landscape in OilsClass 1605 Painting in WatercolourClass 1606 Painting in AcrylicClass 1607 Painting in OilsClass 1608 Floral SubjectClass 1609 Drawing in PastelsClass 1610 Charcoal Drawing
JUNIOR ARTUNDER 18Class 1611 Drawing in Lead PencilClass 1612 Landscape in OilsClass 1613 Portrait in OilsClass 1614 PaintingIn another medium. Class 1615 Original Computer ArtClass 1616 Abstract PaintingClass 1617 Semi-Abstract DesignAny medium. Class 1618 PastelsClass 1619 Screen Printed ArticleClass 1620 Fabric Textile DesignClass 1621 Still LifeAny medium. Class 1622 Timber Carving or MetalClass 1623 A DesignIn any other medium. Class 1624 3D Work or SculptureClass 1625 3D Visual Com.Class 1626 Ink DrawingYEAR 8 & 9Class 1627 Drawing in Lead PencilClass 1628 Drawing in Coloured PencilClass 1629 Fashion Drawing/IllustrationClass 1630 PaintingIn any other medium. Class 1631 Print Making
Class 1632 PosterClass 1633 PastelsClass 1634 Screen PrintingClass 1635 A DesignIn any other medium. Class 1636 Fabric Painted Wall HangingClass 1637 Original Computer ArtYEARS 7 & UNDERClass 1638 Drawing in Lead PencilClass 1639 PaintingIn any medium. Class 1640 PosterClass 1641 PastelsClass 1642 SunsetIn any medium. Class 1643 A DesignIn any other medium. Class 1644 MaskIn any medium. Class 1645 Drawing in Coloured PencilsClass 1646 Collage
MOSAICSOPENClass 1647 Article of Own ChoiceSECONDARYClass 1648 Article of Own ChoicePRIMARYClass 1649 Article of Own Choice
SECTION R - COOKERYJudging: Thursday 26th October at 1.00pmConditions: All exhibits must be baked prior to day of judging all exhibit must have entry tickets attached and be delivered to Pavilion 9.00am – 12 noon on Thursday, 26th October.After judging, no exhibit or part thereof may be altered or removed. All exhibits must be collected from the pavilion between 3:30PM and 4:30 PM on Sunday 29th October.Cookery entries to be presented on an appropriate sized white paper plate with entry ticket stapled to plate. Chief Steward reserves the right to change plates if considered necessary for proper presentation. Entries not presented as specified will not be judgedEntry Fees: All ClassesMembers (includes children of members) 70c, Non Members $1.00Entries Close: 24th OctoberPrizes: All Classes (unless otherwise stated) 1st $5, 2nd $3 cash/prizeAggregate Prize for competitor gaining highest points in Section R, 1st 2pts, 2nd 1pt
OPENClass 1700 Iced CakeAny flavour baked in a "ring tin" Class 1701 3 Pieces of Cooked SliceClass 1702 3 Pieces of Uncooked SliceClass 1703 4 Sultana SconesGlazed Class 1704 4 Apple TartsSmall Class 1705 Ginger Fluff SpongeUnfilled Class 1706 Cocoa SpongeClass 1707 White SpongeClass 1708 Iced Packet CakeAny flavour Class 1709 Sponge RollJam-filled (end uncut) Class 1710 Cherry Cake4 oz Butter Cake Recipe, 4 oz max of Cherries cut into 6 pieces. Iced top only, no decorations.1st $6, 2nd $4
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Class 1711 Nut and Fruit LoafNuts chopped, bake in nut roll tin Class 1712 4 Shortbread TartsDifferent fillings Class 1713 Marble CakeLight butter cake, iced Class 1714 4 Pieces of ShortbreadCooked in pieces Class 1715 Plum PuddingBoiled in cloth Class 1716 Sultana CakeSultanas and peel onlyClass 1717 Plate of Homemade Biscuits4 kinds (2 of each) Class 1718 4 LamingtonsLight butter cake Class 1719 Orange CakeIced top, no decorations, cooked in one tin Class 1720 Chocolate CakeBaked in one tin, chocolate icing, top only, no decorations Class 1721 Tea CakeCinnamon and sugar topping Class 1722 4 Queen CakesCurrents on top Class 1723 4 Decorated Patty CakesClass 1724 4 Yo-Yo'sClass 1725 4 PikeletsClass 1726 CakeYour own choice and it is not listed Class 1727 Iced Variety CakeOther than classes already mentioned (e.g. Carrot, Zucchini, Pumpkin, etc.) Class 1728 CakeAny variety cooked in a microwave oven Class 1729 Cream PuffsShell only, 3 per plate Class 1730 Ginger Bread HouseClass 1731 Plain Scones Challenge4 per plate. 1st $100 & 2nd $50
PASTRY COOKINGClass 1732 2 Cornish Pasties1 to be cut Class 1733 3 Sausage RollsClass 1734 3 Nibble PiesClass 1735 2 Egg and Bacon PiesNot family pies
VAS EVENTSClass 1736 Rich Fruit Cake CompetitionThe following recipe is compulsory for all entrants Here’s What You Need250g (8oz) Sultanas250g (8oz) Chopped Raisins250g (8oz) Currants125g (4oz) Chopped Mixed Peel90g (3oz) Chopped Red Glace Cherries90g (3oz) Chopped Blanched Almonds1/3 cup Sherry or Brandy250g (8oz) Plain Flour60g (2oz) Self-Raising Flour1/4 teaspoon grated Nutmeg1/2 teaspoon ground Ginger1/2 teaspoon ground Cloves250g (8oz) butter250g (8oz) soft brown sugar1/2 teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated lemon rind1/2 teaspoon almond essence1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence4 large eggsHere’s What You Do Mix together all the fruits 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 and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly.The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20 cm and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin. Note: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size, it is suggested that the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces.
Class 1737 VAS Carrot Cake CompetitionSponsored by Rocky Lamattina & SonsThere is no set recipe this year. Instead, the recipe that you use for this competition must be attached to your entry form.
YOUNG FOLK - UNDER 16Prizes 1st $5, 2nd $3 Aggregate Prize $10
Class 1738 4 Plain SconesGlazed Class 1739 4 Sultana SconesGlazed Class 1740 Current CakeClass 1741 Iced Packet CakeAny flavour Class 1742 2 PastiesEgg and milk glaze (1 to be cut) Class 1743 3 Sausage RollsClass 1744 Sponge SandwichUnfilled Class 1745 4 LamingtonsClass 1746 Plate of 6 Biscuits3 varieties, 1 of each, iced Class 1747 Tea CakeCinnamon, butter and sugar topping Class 1748 4 Patty CakesIced Class 1749 4 PikeletsClass 1750 Chocolate CakeClass 1751 CakeAny variety cooked in microwave oven Class 1752 Iced Variety CakeOther than classes already mentioned (e.g. zucchini, carrot, pumpkin, etc.)
Class 1753 VAS Junior Boiled Fruit CakeSponsored by Ward McKenzie Pty LtdSummaryIf you mention country shows to anyone all over Australia the conversation will inevitably turn to fruit cakes, who has the best recipe, how big the cake should be, how long to soak the dried fruit, whether to use sherry or brandy, (or better, both) and which tin to use, how much shrinkage is allowable in the cooked cake, the list goes on. In fact, baking fruit cakes is more than a time-honoured tradition; fruit cake is number one VAS competition as far as sheer number of exhibits go. That's a whole lot of cake.Rules and Regulations1. The fruit cake competitions follow the show-group-state level of competition2. An exhibitor having won at a show, will bake another cake for entry in the Group Final; the winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the State final3. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe and specifications (listed below)4. An exhibitor having won at show/field day level is not eligible to enter any other show/field day until after the Group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can compete further5. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final
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6. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete
State Final Prizes1st $200 plus Trophy, 2nd $100 and 3rd $50Hot TipsA well-kept competition cake secret: lay a tea towel over the cake rake before turning the cake out to prevent the imprint of the cake rack appearing on your competition cake.Ingredients375 g (12oz) Sunbeam Mixed Fruit3/4 cup brown sugar1 teaspoon mixed spice1/2 cup water125 g (4oz) butter1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda1/2 cup sherry2 eggs lightly beaten2 tablespoons marmalade1 cup self-raising flour1 cup plain flour1/4 teaspoon saltMethod1. Place the Sunbeam Mixed Fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to boil2. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove and allow to cool3. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well4. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased and lined 20cm (8”) round cake tin5. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 2 ¼ hours, or until cooked when testedNB: As with Class 1736, this Class is included in a State Competition with the winning exhibitor being eligible to compete at Group Level to qualify for the State Final at the next Royal Melbourne Show. See Regulations for VAS Rich Fruit Cake Competition. Exhibitors must be under 18 years on the date of the local (e.g. Warrnambool show)
Class 1754 VAS Junior Carrot & Date Muffins CompetitionSponsored by Rocky Lamattina & SonsA competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local show / field dayRules and Regulations1. The carrot cake competitions follows the show-group-state level of competition2. An exhibitor having won at a Show, will bake another cake for entry in the Group Final; the winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the State Final3. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe and specifications below4. An exhibitor having won at show/field day level is not eligible to enter any other show/field day until after the Group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can compete further5. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final6. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level then the second placegetter is eligible to competeHot Tips for exhibitorsA well-kept competition cake making secret: lay a tea towel over the cake rack before turning the cake out to prevent the imprint of the cake rack appearing on your competition cake.
Ingredients• 2 ½ cups Self-raising flour• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon• ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg• Cup brown sugar (firmly packed)• 1/3 cup pitted dates• 1 cup coarsely grated carrot• 1 tablespoon orange marmalade• Cup canola oil• 2 eggs, lightly beaten• ¾ cup orange juice• Cup reduced fat milk• Icing sugar for dustingMethod1. Heat oven to 190C (moderately hot)2. Line and spray a 12-hole muffin pan with large paper cases3. 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 combined4. Spoon mixture evenly into prepared pan holes5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked inserted cake skewer. If it comes out clean the muffins are ready6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack to coolServing Suggestion Serve warm or cold dusted with sifted icing sugar. Serves 12 (If you only eat one each)
YOUNG FOLK - RESTRICTED CLASSClass 1755 4 Pikelets or SconesClass 1756 Butter CakeClass 1757 Decorated Cake
PRESERVESAGGREGATE PRIZE FOR PRESERVES
OPENClass 1758 Jar Raspberry JamClass 1759 Jar Berry JamAny other variety Class 1760 Jar Apricot JamClass 1761 Jar Orange MarmaladeClass 1762 Jar Grapefruit MarmaladeClass 1763 Jar 3 Fruit MarmaladeClass 1764 Jar MarmaladeAny other variety Class 1765 Jar Dark Plum JamClass 1766 Jar Light Plum JamClass 1767 Jar 2 Fruit JamClass 1768 Jar JamAny other variety Class 1769 Jar Lemon butterClass 1770 Jar Preserved FruitClass 1771 Jar OlivesYOUNG FOLKClass 1772 Jar JamAny variety
MUSTARDS, PICKLES, RELISHES, JELLIES & CHUTNEYS
NOTE: Pickles, whole in vinegar or brine must be in jars containing approx. 375ml with screw top or clamped lid.
Class 1773 Jar Mustards Made from SeedAny variety Class 1774 Jar Mustard Pickles and Savoury JellyAny variety Class 1775 Jar Mustard PicklesAny variety Class 1776 Jar Pickled OnionsClass 1777 Jar Tomato RelishClass 1778 Jar Quince Jelly
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Class 1779 Jar Savoury JellyAny variety Class 1780 Jar ChutneyAny variety
SAUCES, VINEGAR'S & CORDIALSNOTE: All exhibits of sauces to be in appropriate bottle (swing or screw top) containing no more than 500ml. No corked bottles allowed.Class 1781 Plum Sauce1 bottle Class 1782 Worcestershire Sauce1 bottle Class 1783 Tomato Sauce 1 bottle Class 1784 Savoury SauceAny other variety used to accompany meat. 1 bottle. Class 1785 Herbed Vinegar1 bottleClass 1786 Dessert Sauce1 bottleClass 1787 CordialAny variety. 1 bottle.
BREADS - HOMEMADEClass 1788 White BreadWith yeast in preferred size 650g bread tin Class 1789 Wholemeal BreadHandmade with at least 50% wholemeal, in preferred size 650g bread tin Class 1790 Multi-Grain BreadHandmade, in preferred size 650g bread tin Class 1791 Any Other BreadHandmade, in preferred size 650g bread tin. state variety on back of exhibit (e.g. Poppy seed, fruit loaf, etc.) Class 1792 Bread RollsHandmade, 4 rolls of medium size
BREADS - MACHINE MADEClass 1793 White BreadClass 1794 Wholemeal BreadClass 1795 Multi-Grain BreadClass 1796 Any Other VarietyState variety on back of exhibit (e.g. poppy seed, fruit loaf, etc.)
MUFFINSClass 1797 Muffins Sweet3 medium to large size. State variety on back of exhibit ticket Class 1798 Muffins Savoury3 medium to large size. State variety on back of exhibit ticket
SECTION S - CAKE DECORATINGJudging: Thursday 26th October at 11amEntry Fees: Open and Novice classes. Members 70c, Non-Members $1.00,
School Entries 60cMajor craft award for best cake decorating exhibit – RibbonPrizes: Open and Novice Classes 1st $5, 2nd $3. U18 and U15 classes 1st $4, 2nd $2 cash/prize
Conditions: All exhibits must have entry ticket attached All exhibits to be delivered to pavilion between 2.00pm and 4.30pm Wednesday 25th October. All cakes to be Rich Fruit except Butter Cream Section. A “novelty” cake to be the shape of the novelty. After judging, no exhibit or part thereof may be altered or removed. All exhibits must be collected from the pavilion between 3:30PM and 4:30 PM on Sunday 29th October.No bought decorations allowed except ribbon, tulle, wire, stamens and braid, manufactured pillars, unless otherwise stated. Cleats must be attached under all exhibits. A NOVICE competitor is one who has not won a first prize in that class at the Show
OPENClass 1800 Decorated CakeAny variety Class 1801 Decorated Novelty CakeClass 1802 Arrangement of Sugar FlowersClass 1803 Decorated Miniature Special OccasionNo larger than 12 cm iced Class 1804 Tiered Wedding CakeClass 1805 Decorated Cup Cake3 to a plate
NOVICEClass 1806 Decorated Novelty CakeIncluding Dolly Varden (artificial doll allowed) Class 1807 Arrangement of Sugar FlowersClass 1808 Decorated Cake
SECONDARYClass 1809 Decorated Novelty CakeIncluding Dolly Varden (artificial doll allowed) Class 1810 Decorated Butter Cream CakePresentation board to be no larger than 40 cm at largest point Class 1811 Decorated Miniature CakeNo larger than 12cm iced Class 1812 Decorated Special Occasion CakeAny occasion Class 1813 Decorated Cup Cakes3 to a plate
PRIMARYClass 1814 Decorated Special Occasion CakeAny occasion Class 1815 Decorated Novelty CakeClass 1816 Decorated Butter Cream CakeClass 1817 Decorated Cup Cakes3 to a plate Class 1818 Decorated Marie Biscuits3 to a plate
EGGSShowcase your Fowl and Duck eggs - Who Hatches the Best
Class 1819 Plate of 4 Bantam Eggs (Fowl)Class 1820 Plate of 4 Standard Eggs (Fowl)Class 1821 Plate of 4 Duck Eggs
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SECTION T – POULTRY
Chief Steward: Mr Jason CallawayStewards: N. Zanker, & K. SmithJudge: John SutersJudging: Open and Junior Classes Saturday, 28th October at 10.00amBirds may be caged Friday evening from 5.00pm up to 8.00pm. Please indicate on entry form if penning Friday night, otherwise all exhibits to be caged by 9.30am Saturday, 28th October. Exhibits may be collected after 4.00pm Saturday 28th October. Entry Fees: Members $1.00, Non-Members $1.50Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.Prizes: 1st $1.50, 2nd $1.00. (Provided at least 3 entries in Class, otherwise 1st $1.00, no second)All birds to be owned by Exhibitor. All birds to be cared for by exhibitors. All poultry exhibits must be unloaded in the reserved area on Koroit Street and taken directly into the Poultry Pavilion through the poultry entrance. Exhibitor’s vehicles will not be admitted to the grounds for the purpose of unloading exhibits.Juniors: Juniors to have the same class numbers as adult classes. When juniors enter they must put a J in front of class number to determine they are a junior. This will enable the juniors to be kept separate.Awards: Best and Reserve Best for each section of seniors and juniors. Then Champion and Reserve Champion Junior and Champion and Reserve Champion Adult in show.
VAS EVENTSChampion Poultry ExhibitorAwarded to "Best Bird in Show" Champion Junior Poultry ExhibitorAwarded to "Best Junior Bird in Show"
THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORSAUSTRAL RESEARCH & CONSULTING, BADE NESS RURAL, CALLAWAY FAMILY, COPRICE, FJORD INTERNATIONAL, HAWKSDALE FARM SUPPLIES, KEVIN SMITH, NEIL HOLCOMBE, WARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT POULTRY CLUB
SOFTFEATHER LARGEClass 1900 Australorp MaleClass 1901 Australorp FemaleClass 1902 Ancona MaleClass 1903 Ancona FemaleClass 1904 White Leghorn MaleClass 1905 White Leghorn FemaleClass 1906 Leghorn A.O.C. MaleClass 1907 Leghorn A.O.C. FemaleClass 1908 Hamburg MaleClass 1909 Hamburg FemaleClass 1910 Sussex MaleClass 1911 Sussex FemaleClass 1912 Plymouth Rock MaleClass 1913 Plymouth Rock FemaleClass 1914 Orpington MaleClass 1915 Orpington FemaleClass 1916 Rhode Island MaleClass 1917 Rhode Island FemaleClass 1918 Langshan A.V MaleClass 1919 Langshan A.V FemaleClass 1920 Silkie MaleClass 1921 Silkie FemaleClass 1922 Wyandotte MaleClass 1923 Wyandotte Female
Class 1924 A.O.V. MaleClass 1925 A.O.V. FemaleBEST SOFTFEATHER LARGERESERVE SOFTFEATHER LARGE
HARDFEATHER LARGEClass 1926 O.E.G. Black Red D/L MaleClass 1927 O.E.G. Black Red D/L FemaleClass 1928 O.E.G. Black Red L/L MaleClass 1929 O.E.G. Black Red L/L FemaleClass 1930 O.E.G. Blue Red MaleClass 1931 O.E.G. Blue Red FemaleClass 1932 O.E.G. Duckwing MaleClass 1933 O.E.G. Duckwing FemaleClass 1934 O.E.G. Pile MaleClass 1935 O.E.G. Pile FemaleClass 1936 O.E.G. A.O.C. MaleClass 1937 O.E.G. A.O.C. FemaleClass 1938 Indian Game MaleClass 1939 Indian Game FemaleClass 1940 Pit Game MaleClass 1941 Pit Game FemaleClass 1942 A.O.V. MaleClass 1943 A.O.V. FemaleBEST HARDFEATHER LARGERESERVE HARDFEATHER LARGE
HARDFEATHER BANTAMSClass 1944 Modern Black Red MaleClass 1945 Modern Black Red FemaleClass 1946 Modern Pile MaleClass 1947 Modern Pile FemaleClass 1948 Modern A.O.C. MaleClass 1949 Modern A.O.C. FemaleClass 1950 O.E.G. Black Red D/L MaleClass 1951 O.E.G. Black Red D/L FemaleClass 1952 O.E.G Black Red L/L MaleClass 1953 O.E.G Black Red L/L FemaleClass 1954 O.E.G. Black Tail Wheat MaleClass 1955 O.E.G. Black Tail Wheat FemaleClass 1956 O.E.G. Blue Tail Wheat MaleClass 1957 O.E.G. Blue Tail Wheat FemaleClass 1958 O.E.G. Spangle MaleClass 1959 O.E.G. Spangle FemaleClass 1960 O.E.G. Blue Red MaleClass 1961 O.E.G. Blue Red FemaleClass 1962 O.E.G. Duckwing MaleClass 1963 O.E.G. Duckwing FemaleClass 1964 O.E.G. A.O.C MaleClass 1965 O.E.G. A.O.C FemaleClass 1966 Pit Game MaleClass 1967 Pit Game FemaleClass 1968 Indian Game MaleClass 1969 Indian Game FemaleClass 1970 A.O.V. Hard Feather MaleClass 1971 A.O.V. Hard Feather FemaleBEST HARDFEATHER BANTAMRESERVE HARDFEATHER BANTAM
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SOFTFEATHER BANTAMClass 1972 Australorp MaleClass 1973 Australorp FemaleClass 1974 Ancona MaleClass 1975 Ancona FemaleClass 1976 White Wyandotte MaleClass 1977 White Wyandotte FemaleClass 1978 Wyandotte MaleClass 1979 Wyandotte FemaleClass 1980 Rhode Island MaleClass 1981 Rhode Island FemaleClass 1982 Rosecomb MaleClass 1983 Rosecomb FemaleClass 1984 Black Pekin MaleClass 1985 Black Pekin FemaleClass 1986 Pekin A.O.C. MaleClass 1987 Pekin A.O.C. FemaleClass 1988 White Leghorn MaleClass 1989 White Leghorn FemaleClass 1990 Leghorn A.O.C. MaleClass 1991 Leghorn A.O.C. FemaleClass 1992 Seabright MaleClass 1993 Seabright FemaleClass 1994 Sussex MaleClass 1995 Sussex FemaleClass 1996 Langshan MaleClass 1997 Langshan FemaleClass 1998 A.O.V. MaleClass 1999 A.O.V. FemaleBEST SOFTFEATHER BANTAMRESERVE SOFTFEATHER BANTAM
WATERFOWLClass 2000 Indian Runner MaleClass 2001 Indian Runner FemaleClass 2002 Khaki Campbell MaleClass 2003 Khaki Campbell FemaleClass 2004 Pekin MaleClass 2005 Pekin FemaleClass 2006 Rouen MaleClass 2007 Rouen FemaleClass 2008 Orpington MaleClass 2009 Orpington FemaleClass 2010 A.V. Bantam MaleClass 2011 A.V. Bantam FemaleClass 2012 A.O.V. Waterfowl MaleClass 2013 A.O.V. Waterfowl Female
CHAMPION IN SHOWSash and trophy valued at $40 donated by RA Crothers Memorial RESERVE CHAMPION IN SHOWSash and trophy
JUNIOR CHAMPION IN SHOWJUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION IN SHOWBEST SOFTFEATHERRESERVE SOFTFEATHERBEST HARDFEATHERRESERVE HARDFEATHERBEST WATERFOWLRESERVE WATERFOWL
SECTION U – DOG HIGH JUMPChief Steward: Mr Jason CallawayJudging: 15 minutes before the start.Entry Fees: $5.00 per entry. Entries are to made on the dayEntries Close: 28th October at 2pmPrizes: For best in each section: Small, Medium & Large
To be run under VAS rules.The winner of each class is eligible to compete at the Ballarat Show November 2017.
The classes that can be entered are: Small – dog under 50cm tall Medium – dog 50cm to 60cm tall Large – dog over 60cm
THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORSSURDEX WARRNAMBOOL, BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE
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SECTION V – HOME BREW COMPETITON
BBQ’s Galore 2017 Home Brew Competition
Chief Steward: Glenda PetersonJudge: Peter SteinmanJudging Starts: 26th October at 5pmEntry Fees: Members $5.00, Non-members $6.50Entries Online: Go to https://showday.online/, complete your entries online, making sure that you have a copy with all your details, and print them out. Scan and send a copy of your entries to the Warrnambool Agriculture’s email address. Alternatively, you can print a copy of your entries and bring them to the Warrnambool Agricultural Society Office.Closing Date for Entries & Entry Deliveries: 25th October at 4pm at the Warrnambool Showgrounds Office.Prizes: Rosettes to third place plus 1st $15, 2nd $10 and 3rd $5 for each classRosettes and Trophy’s for:· Champion and Reserve Champion Brewer· Champion and Reserve Champion Best in Show
Information for EntrantsStep 1Check you are eligible to enter. Eligibility criteria is:· The beer was brewed by the entering brewer· The brewer is not selling beers he/she has brewed
commercially· The particular kit used to brew the beer is not used
for commercial brewingStep 2· Read the Competition Rules below· Print up your entry form then your labels and fill
them in accordingly· Pay entry fee. See Competition Rules point 7 below· Beers can be entered in one of four categories:
1. Lager2. Hybrid, English/Scottish/Irish Ale3. Brown Ale Porter & Stout, Strong Ale4. Wheat & Rye Beer, Belgian & French Ale
Step 3· Beers must be packaged and clearly labelled as
below:BBQ’s Galore Home Brew Competition
Attention - Glenda Peterson· Attach description label including a brief note on
your beer style to each bottle with an elastic band (as per the BJCP Style Guide, visit https://www.bjcp.org/stylecenter.php)
· Deliver 3 x 750ml bottles of each beer you are entering to us so it arrives at the Warrnambool Show Grounds Office by no later than 4pm on the 25th October. Entries received after this date will not be eligible for judging.
· Entries and entry deliveries will be accepted until 4pm on the 25th October
Competition Rules
1. All entries must be personally home brewed by the entrant. If multiple brewers created the entry then all brewers must be listed on the entry form.
2. Commercially brewed beer is not eligible for entry.3. The entry fee is $5.00 for members and $6.50 for
non-members.4. Three bottles for each entry 750ml. Liability for
loss or damage is the sole responsibility of the entrant.
5. Competition will accept entries at the Warrnambool Show Grounds Office. All entries and entry deliveries must be received for the BBQ’s Galore Home Brew Competition at the Warrnambool Show Grounds Office by 4pm on the 25th October.
6. Each bottle entered must have an attached label identify the beer as specified on the entry form. Bottles received without proper labels will be disqualified. Labels must be suitable affixed to the bottle so they are not dislodged during unpacking. Bottles without suitable affixed labels may be disqualified at the Competition Organiser’s discretion.
7. Payments can be made online via internet http://www.showdayonline.com
8. Entrants may enter only one beer into the same class or subclass.
9. The same beer cannot be entered more than once.
10. Failure to observe the competition rules & Guidelines may result in disqualification of the entry.
11. The entry fee is not refundable.12. All entries will become the property of BBQ’s
Galore Home Brew Competition and the Warrnambool Agricultural Society.
13. No entries will be returned whether received late or otherwise.
14. By entering the BBQ’s Galore Home Brew Competition, you allow BBQ’s Galore and the Warrnambool Agricultural Society to use all entry and result details for promotional and marketing purposes including the right to use name & images of the winners in publicity material.
15. Judges, Organisers, Chief Stewards and any affiliated parties are not able to enter beers into the competition.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS
BBQ'S GALORE, CALLY HOTEL, COLES COACHES, KIRSTALL HOTEL, STEINMAN BROS., TYRES PLUS
LAGERClass 2100 LagerSponsored by Coles Coaches
HYBRID, ENGLISH/SCOTTISH/IRISH ALEClass 2101 Hybrid/English/Scottish/Irish AleSponsored by Kirkstall Hotel
BROWN ALE PORTER & STOUT, STRONG ALE
Class 2102 Brown Ale Porter & Stout, Strong AleSponsored by Cally Hotel
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GERMAN WHEAT & RYE BEER, BELGIAN & FRENCH ALE
Class 2103 German Wheat & Rye, Belgian & French Ale
CHAMPION BREWERRosette and trophy RESERVE CHAMPION BREWERRosette and trophy CHAMPION BEST IN SHOWRosette and trophy RESERVE CHAMPION BEST IN SHOWRosette and trophy
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Beef/Sheep/Dairy/PoultryPLEASE ACCEPT the following entries for your Annual Show subject to the Rules, Regulations and By-Laws of the Society and of the Show. I agree to be bound by those Rules, Regulations and By-Laws. I agree to abide by all decisions made by the Society, by the group with which it is affiliated and by VAS Ltd or any other Organisation with which the Society is affiliated, pursuant to those Rules, Regulations and By-Laws and that no decision so made shall be called into question by the entrant before any court or other body (whether or not of a similar nature to a court) whatsoever. The Warrnambool Agricultural Society is registered for GST (ABN 43 478 143 472) All entry fees in the schedule include a GST component. Exhibitors who are exhibiting in the name of a GST registered entity e.g. a cattle stud, are required to provide their ABN on the entry form so an appropriate Tax Invoice can be issued. Other exhibitors are classified as “Hobbyist”
Section ClassNo.
OfficeUse only
DETAILSImportant – Please use a line for each entry
Include stock name, D.O.B or age where applicable
Entry
$
Fees
C
Total Entry Fees
Exhibitors Ticket/s
NOTE - Straw for Sheep inc. in Class Entry Fee Membership $44FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY FORMCATTLE TOTAL NUMBERS……………………....CATTLE STRAW REQUIRED……………………...SHEEP TOTAL NUMBERS……………………….SHEEP PENS REQUIRED………………………...
SEND TO: Warrnambool Agricultural Society Inc.PO Box 124, Warrnambool, Vic 3280Chqs payable to Warrnambool Agricultural Society
Fax: __________________________Email: ___________________________
Signature: _______________________Date / /
Straw Bales $6.60 ea. (Exc.
Sheep Section)TOTAL
Name: _______________________________Address: __________________________________________________________________P/Code: _________Phone: _______________Hobbyist YES/NO Invoice: YES/NOABN: ___________________________
Please retain copy of entry for own use. No Receipt unless stamped self-addressed envelope is with entry form.OFFICE ONLY: Rcpt #___________Date / /
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Fleece/Arts/Craft/Cooking/PavilionPLEASE ACCEPT the following entries for your Annual Show subject to the Rules, Regulations and By-Laws of the Society and of the Show. I agree to be bound by those Rules, Regulations and By-Laws. I agree to abide by all decisions made by the Society, by the group with which it is affiliated and by VAS Ltd or any other Organisation with which the Society is affiliated, pursuant to those Rules, Regulations and By-Laws and that no decision so made shall be called into question by the entrant before any court or other body (whether or not of a similar nature to a court) whatsoever. The Warrnambool Agricultural Society is registered for GST (ABN 43 478 143 472) All entry fees in the schedule include a GST component. Exhibitors who are exhibiting in the name of a GST registered entity e.g. a cattle stud, are required to provide their ABN on the entry form so an appropriate Tax Invoice can be issued. Other exhibitors are classified as “Hobbyist”
Section ClassNo.
OfficeUse only
DETAILSImportant – Brief description of exhibit
Entry
$
Fees
C
A Separate entry form should be sent for each exhibitor, especially family groups. (Exceptions for School and Craft Groups etc., where the exhibitors’ name must be shown in the Details column. Entry Form must be signed by the Co-OrdinatorPlease retain copy of Entry Form for own useNo receipt without stamped self-addressed envelope enclosed with Entry FormChqs payable to Warrnambool Agricultural Society
OFFICE ONLY: Rcpt #________________
Date: / /
Total Entry Fees
Membership ($44)TOTAL
Name: _______________________________Address: __________________________________________________________________P/Code: _________Phone: _______________
Email________________________________
Signature_____________________________
Date: / /
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Warrnambool Show 2017
BBQ’s Galore Homebrew CompetitionEntry Form
Brewer’s Full Name:_____________________________________________________________
Home Address:_________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Email Address:__________________________________________________________________
Phone:________________________________________________________________________
Entry Category Style Description
Example: Pale Ale Australian Pale Ale12345678910
Delivery 3 x 750 ml bottles of each beer you are entering to the drop off point so that it arrives by no later than 4pm Wednesday 25th October. Entries received after this time will not be eligible for judging.
Beer must be packaged and then clearly labelled as below:BBQ’s Galore Homebrew Competition
Attention – Glenda Peterson
Make sure a description label (see below) is affixed to each bottle. Make sure this Entry Form is filled in completely and included with your brew/s. Entry fee is $5.00 for members and $6.50 for non-members
For any queries or advice in packaging call Glenda on 0402 950 949
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Warrnambool Show 2017
BBQ’s Galore Homebrew CompetitionBottle Labels
Please complete bottle labels and tape securely around bottles.
Three bottles of 750 ml. PET bottles accepted.
For example: Category – Pale Ale and Style – Australian Pale Ale
Bottle 1 Bottle 1Category: Category:
Style: Style:
Bottle 2 Bottle 2Category: Category:
Style: Style:
Bottle 3 Bottle 3Category: Category:
Style: Style:
Bottle 1 Bottle 1Category: Category:
Style: Style:
Bottle 2 Bottle 2Category: Category:
Style: Style:
Bottle 3 Bottle 3Category: Category:
Style: Style:
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2017 Warrnambool ShowHave Your SayWe hope you all had a lot of fun and learnt heaps at this year’s Show. We will be back next year and we would like your help to make it a terrific Show. Below are two really easy questions for you to ponder and respond to.
What did you like/love at this year’s Show?
What would like/love to see at next year’s Show?
Warrnambool Agricultural Society
P.O. Box 124, Warrnambool Victoria, 3280
Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions and for helping us to make the Warrnambool Show even better. All you have to do now, is send Have Your Say to one of the addresses below or scan and email it to us.
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