127th Annual Show Saturday, 16th March 2019 From 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

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1 TUMBARUMBA P. A. & H. SOCIETY INC. 127th Annual Show Saturday, 16th March 2019 From 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Entries close 5pm Thursday 14th March Pavilion exhibits are judged Friday 15th March Photography Entries see Section R (See sections for details) C. J. Butler Memorial Trophy donated in sections F, H, J, K, L, M, O, P. Q, R, S. Pavilion closes 4.30pm and exhibits may be removed at 4.45pm Junior Pavilion closes at 4.15pm and exhibits may be removed at 4.30pm PRESIDENT SHOW OFFICE SECRETARY Dianne Salter SHOWGROUND Amanda Lewis Phone: Phone: secretary@tumbarumbashow.com.au PO Box 14 Tumbarumba NSW 2653 Show Office open from Wednesday 13 th March P a g e

2 2 P a g e Table of Contents OFFICE BEARERS OF THE SOCIETY FINANCIAL MEMBERS FOR 2019 PRIZ AND TROPHY SPONSORS SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS SHOW SOCIETIES UNION SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADMISSION CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW PET SHOW REGULATIONS SECTION A HORSES Ring 1 SECTION A HORSES Ring 2 SECTION A HORSES Pony Club Events Ring 2 SECTION A HORSES Ring 3 SECTION A HORSES Fun Ring Ring 4 SECTION A HEAVY HORSES Ring 4 SECTION A ADULT RIDING CLUB Ring 5 SECTION B STOCKMANS CHALLENGE SECTION D LED CATTLE SECTION E PEN CATTLE SECTION F CAGED BIRDS ENTRY FORMS WAIVER FORMS SECTION G POULTRY SECTION H GARDEN & FARM PRODUCE SECTION I FLEECE WOOL SECTION J FLORICULTURE SECTION K JAMS AND JELLIES SECTION L PICKLES, PRESERVES, & SAUCES SECTION M COOKERY SECTION O NEEDLEWORK SECTION P HANDICRAFTS CWA SECTION Q KNITTING & CROCHET SECTION R AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION S FINE ARTS SECTION T HANDICRAFTS SECTION U JUNIORS SECTION V TUMBARUMBA SHOWGIRLS, MISS & MR TINYTOT INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

3 OFFICE BEARERS OF THE SOCIETY PATRONS: P G O Brien, E Greenhalgh, Lyn Burness, H Hubbert PRESIDENT: Dianne Salter SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT: Garry McClelland VICE PRESIDENTS: Juanita Tasker, Barbara Weule COMMITTEE: Josie Arnold, Gerry Hall, Alex Hall, Mary O Donghue SECRETARY: Amanda Lewis TREASURER: Mellie Bell PUBLIC OFFICER: Amanda Lewis CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD: Garry McClelland Chief Junior Pavilion Steward: Wendy Willis GROUND STEWARD and SAFETY OFFICER: Mellie Bell, Amanda Lewis FIRST AID: Dianne Salter, Amanda Lewis, Mellie Bell GRAND PARADE and OFFICAL OPENING OF SHOW 2.30pm 3 P a g e

4 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Anderson, Janet & Roger Arnold, Josie Bell, Mrs Marell Bramich Sue-Ann Burness, Douglas Burness, Lynette Department of Corrective Services, Mannus. Greenhalgh, Eric Hubbert, Heather & Trevor McClelland Diane & Gary O Brien, PG (Rex) O Donoghue, Mary Rial, Lyn Salter, Dianne Sterrett, Melinda Symons, Heather Tasker, Juanita Waters, Mont Weule, Barbara Widdison, Merilyn FINANCIAL MEMBERS FOR 2019 A Beckett, T & S Adams, Barbara Alleyn, B & B Anderson, C & B Anderson, M & S Arnold, J & K Beehag, D & R Blencowe R & L Bousefield, Elaine Bradley, Ellen Braniff, G & B Burgun, D & G Burgun, G & C Burness, D & L Butler, Daphne Button, Julie Carmichael, L Clark, E & G Clarke, M & R Crawford Family Clout Family Cussons P & J Crozier, J DeAble D & J Dennis, R Downie, B & B Enever, S & M Ernst Family Freeman, J & C Gadd Family Galloway, Pauline Grant, C & G Grant, N Gray, A & J Greenhalgh, E & M Guest, C & S Hall, A & G Hammond, Lesley Haslett, Noelene Hawkins, Glenys Hayden, B & C Heinecke, A & K Hilton, Anita Houting, B & R Jervois, J & R Kent, S & D Lauder, E & J Lauder, Monica Lavis, Wendy Lewis, Amanda & David Lewis, Emily & Kaitlyn Lyons, C & K Lyons, I & D Mackenzie, M & B McCallum, Liz McClelland, Barb McEachern, R & G McEachern, Karl McInnes, N & A McPherson, L & L McPherson, P & P Maginnity, J & L Martin, D Metcalf, D Meli, M Moy Family Murray, Pat O Brien, P & U Pattinson, Maree Pattinson, R & C Peck, Anne Powell, Sue Pratt, I & T Pratt, M & J Priestly, J & S Roe, S & J Shore, C & D Wake, L & K Waters, M & A Weule, P & B Widdison, Bev Wilkenson, B & J Willis, Wendy Wines, Jennifer Yeomans, I & M 4 P a g e

5 PRIZE AND TROPHY SPONSOR S The Committee Members of the Tumbarumba Show Society wish to thank all Trophy, Prize Money Sponsors and Supporters of the 2018 Tumbarumba Show. All support in staging this event, is greatly appreciated and we trust their support will continue. Anderson, C & B Anderson, S & M Arnold, J Artist on Parade Bald Hill Quarry Batkin & Damme Smash Repairs Beehag, D Bergin, R & V Pty Ltd Bell, Marell Bendigo Wool Mill Bluedime Concrete Pty Ltd Bradley, E Brennans Earthmoving Blake, J Burgun, DG & GL Burness, L Bush & Campbell Butler, D Carcoola Children s Centre Chaffey I & E Clive Peacock Builder Crawford, S & R Daniel, G & K Don Tuckwell Audio Downtown Joinery Pty Ltd Enever, S & M Freeman, C & J Gadd, R & D Glenroy Craft Shop Glen Mannus CWA Goldspink, D, S & J Gollan s Foodworks Gone Barney Grant, C Greenhalgh, M Guest, S & A Hall, G & A Hammonds Hardware Heinecke, A & K Houting Family Hulm, GJ Pty Ltd Horseland Wagga Wagga Hulm, Gordon Hyne Timber Kent, S & D Lauder, M Landmark Wagga Wagga Lewis, Amanda Lonergan, P & T Lyons, C & K Lyons I & D MacKenzie Family Magenta Cottage McCallum, Liz McClelland, G & D Menadue Memorial Moses & Son Nigel Grant Constructions Noel & Handy O Donoghue, M Paddy s River Cottage Parade Service Station Pattinson, R & C Pet Barn, Wagga Wagga Pet Stock, Wagga Wagga PRD Nationwide Rankin, W Ray, Sue Ray White Rural Roe, S & J Saddleworld, Albury Saddleworld, Wagga Wagga Sandy Valley Hereford Poll Salter, J & D Shore, C & D Southwest Stock Feeds Symons, H Tarmo, T & K Tumbarumba Bowling Club Tumbarumba Foothills Tumbarumba Garden Club Tumbarumba IGA Liquor Plus Tumbarumba Meats Tumbarumba Motel Tumbarumba Milk Supplies Tumbarumba Multi Service Outlet Tumbarumba Newsagency Tumbarumba Outfitters Tumbarumba Post Office Tumbarumba Pharmacy Tumut Toyota Wanden Weule, B & P Widdison, Bev Williams Family PLEASE SUPPORT the BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORT US 5 P a g e

6 SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS SHOW SOCIETIES UNION Group 7 Show Dates 2018/2019 BUNGENDORE: 27 January GUNNING: 17 February CROOKWELL: 9-10 February GUNDAGAI: February CANBERRA: February BOOROWA: 1-2 March TUMUT: 2 March TARAGO: 3 March TARALGA: 9-10 March ADELONG: 10 March TUMBARUMBA: 16 March GOULBURN: 2-3 March BATLOW: 23 March JERRAWA: 22 April QUEANBEYAN: November 18 OTHER LOCAL DATES ALBURY: 1-2 November JINGELLIC: 24 March WAGGA WAGGA: 6-7 September SPONSORS, ADVERTISERS AND VOLUNTEERS The Committee extends thanks to all those who generously advertise, donate and sponsor prize money & trophies and to the volunteers who contribute many valuable hours of hard work. Support those who support the Show. Without them, our Show simply could not continue. 6 P a g e

7 SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADMISSION TO SHOWGROUND Family (2 Adults & 4 school age Children). $25 Adults... $10 Children, 6-15 years(unaccompanied)..$ 5 Children 5 years and under... Free Pensioners (Aged and Disability only). $5 For Membership tickets, please contact the Secretary or Treasurer (Treasurer, ; Secretary, ) PARKING SPACE FOR DISABLED PROVIDED CHARGES FOR GROUND SPACE Commercial Space $6 per metre. Sideshows NO CHARGE. Power points $10 per power point for sideshows and stands. Three phase outlet $30. Sideshow Caravan Charge $10 per van per day. Applications for ground space must be lodged with the Secretary seven (7) days prior to show date and applicants must provide current public liability insurance. General Show entries close 5pm Thursday, 14 th March Photography entries close Saturday 9 th March Pavilion exhibits judged Friday 15 th March P a g e

8 John Blake PAINTER & SIGNWRITER For all your painting requirements. Phone Mobile Dulux Haymes Solver Tumbarumba Newsagency 44 The Parade, Tumbarumba Phone :: Fax Stuart Bremner and staff MAPS. PHOTOCOPYING. LAMINATING. ALBUMS. BOOKS SOUVENIRS. MAGAZINES. CARDS. PAPERS. STATIONERY. TOYS. PARTY LINES. CONFECTIONERY 8 P a g e

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10 CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW 1 Day Show Sunday 17 th March 2019 For all details with regards to this show please contact the Dog Show Organiser Trish Smith PET SHOW Starts at 11:30am Children s Pets of all kinds Steward: Linda Norris Entry fee: $1 per section. Please use entry form. Entries taken at show office Section 1: Age 5 yrs. to 11yrs Section 2: Age 12yrs to 16yrs 10 P a g e

11 11 P a g e REGULATIONS 1. The annual family subscription shall be $20 (if paid prior to the day). 2. If paid on Show day, the subscription fee will be $25. The privileges of membership are; (a) One member ticket and partner ticket and admission for 4 children of school age. (b) The right to vote at the Annual General Meeting and any General Meeting of the Society. 3. (a) Single Members Subscription shall be $10. (b) Age and Disability Pensioner $5. (c) Children 6 to 18 years of age, (unaccompanied) $5. (c) Children 5 years of age and under Free Admission. 4. Membership subscriptions may be paid to the Secretary or Treasurer, who are authorised to issue official receipts. 5. ALL: COMPETITORS/EXHIBITORS MUST SIGN AN INDEMNITY WAIVER 6. JUNIOR COMPETITORS MUST HAVE AN INDEMNITY WAIVER SIGNED BY THEIR PARENT OR GUARDIAN. 7. ALL: COMPETITORS/EXHIBITORS MUST ABIDE BY THE RULES AND REGULATION OF TUMBARUMBA P A & H SOCIETY. 8. Entries for all exhibits must be in the hands of the Secretary no later than the stipulated time in the schedule. 9. All pavilion exhibits must be on the Showground at the time specified for each section and must have their entry tickets attached when placed in the hands of the stewards. 10. Any exhibit of livestock must be on the ground at 8am on the day of the show. 11. All exhibitors not being members of the Society will be required to pay admission when placing their exhibits, but may have the price of admission refunded by returning the ticket issued to them to the gatekeeper if they wish to leave the ground after they have placed their exhibits in position. 12. Exhibits in all classes and sections must be bona-fide property of the exhibitor. In any case where the exhibiting party is represented by a manager or other authorised person or persons, such exhibits shall be exhibited in the name of the owner or owners. 13. All Garden, Dairy and Farm Produce must be the production or manufacture of exhibitor. 14. The Society will not hold itself responsible for the safe custody of exhibits nor for any accidents, injury or loss that might happen to any such exhibit. 15. Notwithstanding anything contained in the prize schedule the judges may, at their discretion, award a prize in any class or section in which there may be only one exhibit. Prizes will not be awarded in any class unless the judge deems the exhibit worthy. 16. In the event of there being only one exhibitor in the class, Championship ribbons will only be awarded if the judge considers the exhibit to be of outstanding quality. 17. Where points are allocated for the purpose of defining the most successful exhibitor in a class or classes, there shall be three points for first prize and two points for second. 18. Only ribbons won at the current show are to be worn in the Grand Parade. 19. All award ribbons will be affixed immediately after judging. Any exhibitor entering the judging ring wearing a prize ribbon shall be disqualified from that particular class. 20. The decision of the judge/s in all classes and sections shall be final. 21. In the event of a dispute or protest against a prize winner requiring a declaration, the said declaration must be lodged within 28 days otherwise the prize shall be awarded to the exhibitor whose entry placed second. Protests to be accompanied by a fee of $ Whenever an appeal is lodged by an exhibitor against any penalty imposed by a Society, that Society shall inform the Group Secretary of the case, for the purpose of the information being forwarded to each Society in the Group and to the Agricultural Societies Council. 23. No entire horse or pony shall be led on the ground without being under proper control. 24. No entire horse will be allowed to compete in harness horse. If the Committee have reason to suspect that any animal is diseased or dangerous they reserve the right to refuse admission to the Showground or remove the animal at the expense of the exhibitor.

12 25. The public will be admitted to the Showground from 8am on the day of the Show. 26. Schedules, entry forms and all information may be obtained from the Secretary. 27. Prize money may be collected at the Secretary s Office on the day of the Show unless other instructions for payment have been given. Prize money not claimed within 14 days will be subject to forfeiture to the Tumbarumba P.A & H Society 28. Any person insulting any official may be expelled from the ground and disqualified from competing at a Tumbarumba Show for a period of time determined by the Committee 29. The Society will allow ALL sideshow operators onto the Showground who: Produce to the Secretary or Chief Steward satisfactory evidence that they hold a current policy of Public Liability Insurance for claims arising out of their activities on the Showground. 30. Only the official public address system is to be used on the grounds. 31. The Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel entry without reason. 32. If an accident occurs on grounds at Show time, the President, Secretary and Police must be notified. 33. IN THE MAIN PAVILION AND JUNIOR PAVILION; ALL EXHIBITORS AND PERSONS NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE JUDGING PROCESS MUST LEAVE THE PAVILIONS PRIOR TO THE COMMENCMENT OF JUDGING ;( ONLY EXCEPTIONS BEING THE JUDGE, CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD AND THE PERSON RECORDING THE RESULTS). 34. ALL DOORS WILL BE CLOSED DURING THE JUDGING PROCESS, NO EXCEPTIONS! TUMBARUMBA P. A. & H. SOCIETY INC ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Family Subscription of $25 constitutes membership and entitles subscribers to free admission to the Annual Show for the member, their partner and four children of school age, if accompanied by the parent. Single Adult Subscription of $10, Junior Subscription of $5, (6 to15 years) constitutes membership and entitles the subscriber to free admission to the Annual Show. Children 5 years of age and under, free admission. The right to vote at the AGM, or any general meeting of the Society 12 P a g e

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16 A Fashion Show will be held at various times throughout, The Judging of Miss Show Girl and, Miss & Mr Tiny Tot: This commences at 1:00 pm in the main pavilion: Proudly Sponsored by TUMBA FOOTHILLS 16 P a g e

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19 Yard Dog Trial Date: Saturday 16 th March 2019 Start: 7.30am Judges talk: 7.15am Run under NSW Yard Dog Association rules: Entries close: Thursday 14th March 2019 For more information contact:- ENQUIRIES: J Bradley ENTRIES: TumbarumbaYardDog@gmail.com Snowy Mountains Tumbarumba PADDYS RIVER COTTAGE RETREAT Fully self-contained accommodation for up to seven people Outside Pets welcome Dave & Bron Muldoon, RMB 1743 Tooma Rd Tumbarumba Ph , Mob ; davenbron@hotmail.com 19 P a g e

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21 21 P a g e SECTION A HORSE HORSE RING EVENTS CHIEF RING STEWARD: Sue-anne Bramich, TUMBARUMBA HORSE SECTION 2019 SHOW PROGRAM Show horses only on main ring 9 AM START Tumbarumba, Batlow, Tumut, Adelong show societies' are proud to announce Spectacular Autumn magic mountain show circuit jack pot $600 Tumbarumba sponsors are plus rug sponsored by McAuliffe family /garland proudly Val Bergin memorable. Sponsored by BlueDime concrete Tumbarumba/ late Val Bergin. Tumbarumba show society and horse section would like to acknowledge a big thank you to our show sponsors: S and R Crawford, Liz Mcallum, D and B Bergin, Bluedime Concrete, The Moy Family, The Tumbarumba Bowling club, Bruce Alleyn, Saddle World Albury, Horseland Albury, Saddle World Wagga, Horseland Wagga, P and T Lonergan, Sue Bramich, Hammonds Hardware, Cathys Browbands, Candice McGrath. RULES for horse event ON SHOW DAY Tumbarumba Show committee will not be held liable to persons or horse our property that is loss or damage or death by reason by any defect accident negligence or neglect were ever arising. All completers must wear hard hats riding boots in main arena or around horses. And must have signed indemnity form before entering main arena before warm up or completing correct attire must be worn whiles riding and around horse All indemnity form to be signed to receive your number that steward will take at the end of judging no number no placing Show hunter/ open classes completer can only enter show hunter or open breed ring are on breeds all horses can complete in bred rings Height class are to be done before completing as no rider or horse can change once entering classes Classes will run on time if we have time we can arrange waiting time see ring steward before entering Drug will be not be tolerated so all completer is equal you will be asked for a drug test if noticeable in any horses Behavior as horse show are high stress event we ask you please use good sportsmanship at all times All competitors must run by program and ride in their own events Judge decision is final chief steward will have the power to change event around to help run the show Stallion/colt MUST BE SHOWN BITTED HANDLE RIDER MUST BE CONFIDENT HANDLER OVER 18YRS. STALLION MUST BE YARDED OR KEPT IN FLOAT TRUCK OR NOT LEFT UNATTENDED. Must be shown with sticker each side off stallion / colt Where there is no entry's in events there will be three calls. The next event will start after three calls if again no entries the next number will be called to that ring. You can arrange if completer is held up in reasonable time wait. Supreme classes will be from 1/2 rings prizes will need to be pick up on the day only no postage that prize will be handed back to the show society Number system will be run on show day please make sure that number are noticeable to stewards in ring Please make sure your paper work on entry is correct as of the Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot as paper work will not be changed once Tumbarumba show has commenced Tumbarumba show thanks all competitor and sponsors that help keep Tumbarumba show going each year safe travel good luck in this up and coming show season.

22 All horses and rider must sign indemnity form to enter parade hard hats riding boots to be worn Spectacular Autumn magic mountain show circuit jackpot will be run between Tumut Show, Adelong Show, Tumbarumba Show, Batlow Show. Rule to this event will be open pony's; Galloways; hacks as well as show hunter pony; Galloways; hack Champion/ reserves from first/second ring will only be counted in open hacks, show hunter hacks at all four shows. If the horse receives champion/reserve in open or show hunter classes in the horse first section it will be ineligible to enter second chance First ring to be enter to be eligible. All completers are encouraged to enter this is why the first ring champion and reserve are ineligible to complete 2 nd ring as it will allow for all a great chance to receive the jackpot at the end of the four shows. Awarded on place, attire, work out it will not be judged on naming brands on saddlery or attire only for cleanliness, tiredness, and horse presentation, and the attire that need to be worn in the event you are entering this will be need to apply for the winning horses over the show day your points will be carried to each show you attend in the jack pot run. The final enouncement of the jackpot winner will be at the last jackpot autumn magic mountain jackpot show Batlow Show championship will start at Tumut Show Adelong Show, Tumbarumba Show, Batlow, Show will be the presentation day. Point that are equal there will be a work out at the Batlow show winning hack takes all, if the hack that has winning points and is not in attendance at Batlow it will be awarded to the next horse that is in attendance at Batlow show. Garland Donated by Suzie garlands Tumbarumba Woolen Rug Donated by McAuliffe family Tumbarumba Proudly Arranged by Tumut Show, Adelong Show, Tumbarumba Show, Batlow Show Society jackpot money Donated by Moy family Bluedime concrete. Memorial of the Late Val Bergin Tumbarumba. Judging will be as normal by elected judge from each show. It will not be the same judge unless the same judge has been invited to judge at another show No rude behaviour will be tolerated your points will be taken away Point s champion 5 / Reserve 4 in champion open ridden reserve open ridden. Show hunter hack ridden champion reserve Show hunter ridden hacks THANK YOU TO ALL OUR HORSE JUDGES and ALL OUR HORSE STEWARDS 22 P a g e

23 SECTION A HORSES, RING 1 H & L MCCALLUM RING Start time: 9:00am WAVIERS ARE TO BE SIGNED BY ALL RIDERS THAT ENTER THE MAIN ARENA (COMPETING OR WARM UP RIDERS) Ring 1 starts 100 OPEN Hacks 9am start Judge: Danielle Beatie / steward/ Ingrid McNeilly $3 per event Ribbon 1 stamanda 2 nd 3 rd Ribbon only awarded 3 or more riders Number used in ring SUPPLYED AT OFFICE WHEN FILLING FORM OUT Led open pony un 14hh 101.Led First season small pony 102 led district small pony un 14hh 103. Led pony mare or gelding ne 11.2hh 104. Led pony mare or gelding over 11.2hh ne 12hh 105. Led pony mare or gelding 12hh ne 12.2hhh 106. Led pony mare or gelding 12.2hh ne 13hh led pony mare or gelding 13hh ne 14hh Led Champion sash pony/ reserve sash Ridden small pony ne 12.2hh 108. First season ridden small pony un 12.2hh 109 open district pony ridden small hack un 12.2hh 110. Open novice ridden small pony un12hh 111. Open pony small ridden hack ne 11.2hh 112. Open pony small ridden hack 11.2hh ne 12hh 113. Open small ridden pony hack 12.2hh ridden by child rider un 12yrs 114. Open small ridden pony ne 12.2hh rider 12yrs un 17yrs Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion/reserve sash/champion feed voucher ridden small pony ne 12.2hh Large open ridden pony 12.2hh ne 14hh 116. First season ridden pony 12.2hh ne 14hh 117. Open ridden district pony hack 12.2 ne 14hh 118. Open Novice ridden pony hack 12.2 ne 14hh 119. Open ridden pony hack 12.2hh ne 13.2hh 120. Open ridden pony hack 13.2hh ne 14hh 121. Child ridden pony 12.2 ne 14hh un 17yrs 122. Adult ridden pony hack 12.2 ne 14hh 17 over Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 champion /reserve sash/ feed voucher champion 12.2 ne 14hh ridden large pony 12hh ne 14hh Led open Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 123. Led first season Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 124 led open district Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 125. Led open Galloway mare over 14hh ne 14.2hh 126. Led open Galloway gelding over 14hh ne 14.2hh 127. Led open Galloway mare over 14.2hh ne 15hh 128. Led open Galloway gelding over 14hh ne 15hh Led open champion sash Galloway/ reserve sash/champion 14hh ne 15hh Ridden open Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 129. First season ridden open Galloway 14hh ne 15hh open district Galloway hack 14hh ne 15hh 131. Open ridden novice Galloway hack 14hh ne 15hh 23 P a g e

24 132. Open ridden Galloway 14hh ne 14.2hh 133. Open ridden Galloway 14.2hh ne 15hh 134. Open child's ridden Galloway 14hh ne 15hh un 18yrs rider 135. Adults open ridden Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 18yrs over Spectacular Autumn Magic Show Circuit Jackpot points 5 champion 4 reserve champion/reserve sash/champion feed voucher open Galloway 14hh ne 15hh Led open hack 15hh over 136. Led first season open hack 15hh ne 16hh 137. Led district open hack 15hh ne 16hh 138. Led open hack mare 15hh ne 16hh 139. Led open hack gelding 15hh ne 16hh 140. Led open hack mare 16hh over 141. Led open hack gelding 16hh over 16 Led champion hack sash/reserve champion sash hack 15hh over Ridden open hack 15hh over 142. First season ridden open hack 15hh over 143. District ridden open hack 15hh over 144. Novice ridden hack 15hh over 145. Open ridden hack 15hh ne 16hh 146. Open ridden hack 16hh over 147. Open child ridden hack 15hh over 148 Open ladies' ridden hack 15hh over 159 Open gentlemen ridden hack 15hh over Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot 5 champion 4 reserve Champion/reserve sash/ champion feed voucher open ridden hack 15hh over per event Champion and reserve from ring one will not be eligible to complete in second ring To be run after ring 2 show hunter 151. Ridden show hunter pony 11.2hh ne 12.2hh 152. Ridden show hunter pony 12.2hh ne 13hh 153. Ridden show hunter 13hh ne 14hh Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash Feed Voucher /reserve champion sash 2 nd ring show hunter pony 154. Ridden Galloway show hunter 14hh ne 14.2hh 155. Ridden Galloway show hunter 14.2hh ne 15hh Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash feed voucher /reserve sash 2 nd ring show hunter 14hh ne 15hh Ridden show hunter hack 15hh ne 16hh 157. Ridden show hunter hack 16hh over Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash feed voucher /reserve sash only champion 2 nd ring show hunter hack 24 P a g e

25 25 P a g e SECTION A RING 2 R & V Bergin Transport Start time 9.00am WAVIERS ARE TO BE SIGNED BY ALL RIDERS THAT ENTER THE MAIN ARENA (COMPETING and WARM UP RIDERS) Ring 2 starts in 200s SHOWHUNTER Hacks 9am Judge Kerryn Keating /Steward Michelle Bergin Ribbon 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Prize money 1 stamanda 2 nd awarded three or more riders $3 per events Number WILL BE used IN THE RING SUPPLY AT OFFICE WHEN FORM ARE FILLED Led small Show hunter 11.2 un 12.2h 201. Led first season show hunter pony un 12.2hh 202. Led district show hunter un 12.2hh 203. Led show hunter mare ne 12.2hh 204. Led show hunter gelding ne 12.2hh Led champion sash /reserve champion show hunter 11.2hh ne 12.2h Small show hunter ridden 205. First season ridden un 12.2hh 206. Ridden district show hunter pony 11.2 ne 12.2hh 207. Ridden novice show hunter pony 11.2hh ne 12.2hh Show hunter pony hack 11hh ne 12hh 209. Show hunter pony hack 12hh ne 12.2hh 210. Show hunter pony hack ridden child un 12yrs ne 12.2hh 211. Show hunter pony hack ridden by rider 12yrs un 18yrs Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit jackpot 5 champion 4 reserve Champion small pony sash Feed Voucher /reserve champion sash only ridden show hunter pony ne 12.2hh 212. Led First season show hunter 12.2hh ne 14hh 213. Led Large show hunter 12.2hh ne 14hh 214.Led District large show hunter 12.2 ne 14hh 215.Led mare show hunter pony 12.2 ne 14hh 216. Led gelding show hunter pony 12.2 ne 14hh Led Champion/reserve sash/ show hunter pony 12.2 ne 14hh Large ridden show hunter 217. First ridden show hunter 12.2hh ne 14hh 218. Ridden district show hunter pony 12.2 ne 14hh 219. Novice show hunter pony 12.2 ne 14hh 220. Show hunter pony 12hh ne 12.2hh 221 show hunter pony 12.2hh ne 13hh 222. Show hunter pony 13hh ne 14hh 223. Show hunter pony ridden by child un 18yrs 224. Show hunter pony ridden by adult 18yrs over Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot 5 champion 4 reserve Champion sash/feed voucher ridden/reserve sash only show hunter large pony Led show hunter Galloway 225. Led first season show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 226. Led district show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 227. Led show hunter Galloway mare 14hh ne 14.2hh 228. led show hunter Galloway gelding 14hh ne 14.2hh

26 239. Led show hunter Galloway mare 14.2hh ne 15hh 230. led show hunter Galloway gelding 14.2hh ne 15hh Led Champion sash /reserve sash show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh Ridden show hunter Galloway 231. First season show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 232. Ridden district Galloway show hunter 14.2hh ne 15hh 233. Novice show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 234. Ridden show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 14.2hh 235. Ridden show hunter Galloway 14.2hh ne 15hh 236. Ridden show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh ridden by child rider un 18yrs 237. Ridden show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh ridden by lady 238. Ridden show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh ridden by gentleman Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash Feed voucher ridden/ reserve sash only show hunter Galloway 14hh ne 15hh Led show hunter hack 239. Led First season show hunter hack 15hh over 240. Led district show hunter hack 15hh over 241. Led mare show hunter hack 15hh ne 16hh 242. Led gelding show hunter hack 15hh ne 16hh 243. Led mare show hunter hack 16hh over 244. Led gelding show hunter hack 16hh over Champion sash/reserve champion show hunter led 15hh over Ridden show hunter hack 245. First season show hunter hack 15hh over 246. District show hunter hack 15hh over 247. Novice show hunter hack 15hh over 248. Show hunter hack 15hh ne 16hh 249. Show hunter hack 16hh over 250. Show hunter hack 15hh over ridden by rider un 17yrs 251. Show hunter hack 15hh over ridden by lady 17yrs over 252. Show hunter hack 15hh over ridden by gentleman 17yrs 0ver Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion Feed voucher/reserve sash only show hunter hack over 15hh nd ring Open hack 2 First ring Champion/reserve are not eligible in second chance 253. Open pony hack 11.2hh ne 12.2hh 254. Open pony hack 12.2hh ne 13hh 255. Open pony hack 13hh ne 14hh Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash Feed voucher /reserve champion second ring pony ridden open hack 11.2hh ne 14hh 256. Open Galloway 14hh ne 14.2hh 257. Open Galloway 14.2hh ne 15hh Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash Feed Voucher/reserve champion Galloway hack 2 nd ring 14hh ne 15hh 258. Open hack 15hh ne 16hh 259. Open hack 16hh over Spectacular Autumn Magic Mountain Show Circuit Jackpot champion 5 reserve 4 Champion sash Feed Voucher/reserve champion sash 2 nd ring 15hh over Proudly sponsored by owners of Bergin's Gary & Debbie Bergin All supreme will run after all 1 st champion are finalized open hacks/ show hunter hacks Riding class will run after open hack 26 P a g e

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28 SECTION A RING 2 PONY CLUB EVENTS Start time 9.00am Judge Danielle Beattie/Steward-Ingrid McNeilly $3 per rider Ribbon 1 st Amanda 2 nd 3 rd Prize money only awarded three or more riders 160. Smartest on parade un 12yrs We Thank sponsor Steve Rhonda Crawford Sash /$ Smartest on parade 12un 17yrs we thank sponsor Saddleworld Albury sash/ voucher 162. Smartest on parade 17yrs over We thank Sponsor Saddleworld Albury/ sash/ voucher 163. Assisted rider un 5yrs boy or girl rider 164. Open Girl rider 5yrs un 6yrs led or must be capable rider on their own 165. Boy open boy rider 5yrs un 6yrs led or must be a capable rider on their own 166. Open girl rider 6yrs un 7yrs 167. Open boy rider 6yrs un 7yrs 168. Open girl rider 7yrs un 8yrs 169. Open boy rider 7yrs un 8yrs 170. Open girl rider 8yrs un 9yrs 171. Open boy rider 8yrs un 9yrs 172. Open girl rider 9yrs un 10yrs 173. Open boy rider 9yrs un 10yrs 174. Open girl rider 10yrs un 11yrs 175. Open boy rider 10yrs un 11yrs 176. Open girl rider 11yrs un 12yrs 177 open boy rider 11yrs un 12yrs Champion sash voucher Horseland Albury/reserve champion open girl rider un 12yrs We thank sponsor Horseland Albury Champion sash voucher Albury Horseland /reserve champion open boy rider un 12yrs We thank sponsor horse land Albury 178. Open girl rider 12yrs un 13yrs 179. Open boy rider 12yrs un 13yrs 180. Open girl rider 13yrs un 14yrs 181. Open boy rider 13yrs un 14yrs 182. Open girl rider 14yrs un 15yrs 183. Open boy rider 14yrs un 15yrs 184. Open girl rider 15yrs un 16yrs 185. Open boy rider 15yrs un 16yrs 186. Open girl rider 16yrs un 17yrs 187. Open boy rider 16yrs un 17yrs Champion sash Horseland voucher/reserve champion open girl rider 12yrs un 17yrs We thank sponsor Horseland wagga Champion sash Horseland voucher/reserve champion sash only open boy rider 12yrs un 17yrs We thank sponsor Horseland Wagga 188. Open lady rider 17yrs un 18yrs 189. Open gentleman rider 17yrs un 18yrs 190. Open lady rider 18yrs over 191. Open gentleman rider 18yrs over Champion sash/ $25 cash/reserve sash champion open lady/gent rider 17yrs over Hector McCallum Memorial sponsorship we thank the McCallum family 28 P a g e

29 Ring 2 Judge Michelle Bergin/Lisa McAuliffe Local rider must be resided 50km and under $2 per event 1 st Amanda 2 nd 3 rd placing 253. Local novice riders un 6 not led 254. Led rider un 6yrs 255. Rider 6yrs un 7yrs 256. Rider 7yrs un 9yrs 257. Rider 9yrs un 11yrs 258 Rider 11yrs un 13yrs Champion sash Feed Voucher /reserve champion sash/girl or boy local rider un 50km yrs un 15yrs yrs un 17yrs yrs un 19yrs yrs over Champion sash Feed Voucher /reserve champion sash boy or girl local rider un 50km Supreme ridden open hack sash/ $25 cash Sponsors Buck Debbie Bergin Supreme Show hunter hacks Sash/ $25 cash sponsors Buck Debbie Bergin Supreme open riders Sash/ $25 cash Sponsors Peter Theresa Lonergan Supreme Local Rider Sponsored by Steve Rhonda Crawford $25 cash 29 P a g e

30 SECTION A RING 3 OWEN WIDDISON RING Tumbarumba Show led breeds or ridden breeds. 30 P a g e Start time 9.00am Ring 4 start in 400 Judge: Debbie Cheney/ Steward Patrice Stuart Entry $3 Placing 1 st Amanda2 nd rdribbon only 3 Prize money awarded 4 or more entry 401. Led ASH colt 3yrs under 402. Led ASH gelding 3yrs under 403. Led ASH stallion 4yrs over 404. Led ASH gelding 4yrs over Champion sash/reserve sash led ASH colt stallion 405. Led ASH filly 3yrs under 406. Led mare 4yrs over Champion/reserve led ASH mare/filly 407. ASH junior handlers 408. ASH junior handler under 13yrs 409. ASH junior handler 13yrs un 18yrs 410. ASH lady handler 18yrs over 411. ASH gentleman handler 18yrs over Champion/reserve ASH handler over all 412. Junior ridden ash hack under 13yrs 413. Junior ridden ash hack 13yrs under 18yrs 414. Lady's ridden ash hack 18yrs over 415. Gentleman ridden ash hack 18yrs over Champion sash/reserve sash over all ASH/ voucher 416. Filly hack 3yrs under 417. Mare hack 4yrs over 418. Colt hack 3yrs under 419. Gelding hack 4yrs over 420. Novice hack stallion/colt 421. Novice hack gelding 422. Novice hack mare 423. Open mare hack 424. Open hack stallion 425. Open hack gelding Champion sash/reserve sash ridden hack 426. Junior working ash un 13yrs 427. Junior working ash 13yrs un 18yrs 428. Novice working ash 429. Working ash under 4yrs 430. Open working ash stallion 431. Open working ash gelding 432. Open working mare Champion sash/reserve sash working ash Supreme ASH/OPEN Stock horse sponsored by Bruce Alleyn Tumbarumba Sash/ $50 Breed to run in conjunction ring/ 1.2. after hack riding events Led thoroughbred/off track led

31 433. Led thoroughbred colt/stallion 3yrs un 434. Led gelding 4yrs over 435. Led filly/mare over 4yrs Champion/reserve sash led thoroughbred/off track Ridden thoroughbred/ off track 436. Ridden stallion/colt any age 437. Ridden mare/filly any age 438. Ridden gelding any age Champion/reserve sash ridden thoroughbred/off track Breed led and ridden will start after hacks will be advised were ring will be located Judge N/A Entry $3 per event 1 stamanda 2 nd rd ribbon only 3 Time after hacks ANSA [501. Led ANSA colt/stallion 3yrs under 502. Led ANSA filly under 3yrs 503. Led ANSA mare 4yrs over 504. Led ANSA gelding over 4yrs Champion sash/reserve sash Led ANSA RIDING PONY LED 505. Led colt/stallion 3yrs under 506. Led filly 3yrs under 507. Led mare 4yrs over 508. Led gelding 4yrs over Champion sash/reserve sash riding pony (RPSB) LED AUSTRALIAN PONY LED 509. Led colt/stallion 3yrs under 510. Led filly 3yrs under 511. Led mare 4yrs over 513. Led gelding 4yrs over Champion/reserve sash Australian ponies Part bred APSB/APSB Riding pony led 514. Led part bred APSB/APSB 3yrs under 515. Led part bred APSB/APSB mare 4yrs over 516. Led part bred APSB/APSB gelding 4yrs over Champion/reserve sash led APSB/APSB AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY 517. Led saddle pony stallion/colt under 3yrs 518. Led SAP filly under 3yrs 519. Led SAP mare ne 14.2hh 4yrs over 520. Led SAP gelding ne 14.2hh over Champion/reserve sash saddle pony led LED PURE DERIVATIVE, PART BRED ARABIAN 521. Led pure bred ARABIAN filly 522. Led Arabian derivative gelding un 14hh 523. Led Arabian derivative gelding 14hh over 524. Led Arabian derivative mare ne 14hh [525. Led Arabian derivative mare over 14hh Champion/reserve sash Arabian Derivative over all Welsh led ridden will be run after the conclusion ring 2 Judge N/A 1 stamanda 2 nd rd ribbon only 3 Entry $3 per event Led Welsh Mountain pony section A 31 P a g e

32 [601]. Led stallion or colt 602. Led filly or mare 603. Led gelding Champion/reserve sash led mountain pony section A Led Welsh pony section B 604. Led stallion or colt 605. Led mare or filly 606. Led gelding Champion/reserve sash led welsh section BC Led welsh pony section C&D 607. Led stallion/colt 608. Led mare/filly 609. Led gelding Champion/reserve Welsh pony section C&D led LED PART WELSH SH 610. Led stallion/colt 611. Led mare/filly ne 14hh 612. led mare/filly 14hh over 613. Led gelding ne 14hh 614. Led gelding 14hh over [[Champion/reserve sash led part welsh pony]] Ridden welsh pure/part bred 615. Ridden Pure/B welsh un 12.2h h 616. Ridden Pure/B welsh 12hh ne 12.2hh 617. Ridden Pure/B welsh 22.2hh ne 14hh 618. Ridden Pure/B welsh13hh ne 14hh 619. Ridden part/b Welsh 12.2hh 620. Ridden Part/B 12.2 ne 13hh [621]. Ridden Part/B 13hh over Champion/reserve sash champion ridden welsh Ridden Breeds Ridden ANSA will run in ring 1 after conclusion of Led 526. Ridden ANSA ne 15hh 527. Ridden ANSA 15hh over Champion/reserve sash ridden ANSA Riding ponies Ridden 528. Ridden RP mare/gelding ne12.2hh 529. Ridden RP mare/gelding 12hh ne 14hh Champion/reserve sash ridden Australian Ridden Australian ponies 530. Ridden AUST pony stallion 531. Ridden Aust pony mare/gelding ne 12hh 532. Ridden Aust pony mare/gelding 12hh ne 14hh Champion/reserve Ridden Australian pony Ridden part bred APSB/APSB 533. Ridden part bred APSB/RP ne 12.2hh 534. Ridden part bred APSB/RP 12.2hh ne 13.2hh 535. Ridden part bred APSB/RP 13.2hh over 536. Champion/reserve part bred APSB/ RP Ridden Ridden Australian saddle pony 537. Ridden ASP mare/gelding ne 13hh 538. Ridden ASP mare/gelding 13hh ne 14.2hh 539. Ridden ASP stallion ne 14.2hh Champion/reserve sash ridden Australian saddle pony Ridden pure Derivative/ part bred Derivative 540. Ridden Derivative/ part bred Mare un 14hh 32 P a g e

33 541. Ridden derivative/ part bred gelding un 14hh 542.Ridden derivative/ part bred mare 14hh over 543. Ridden derivative/ part bred gelding 14hh over Champion/reserve sash ridden derivative/part bred derivative If any event is missing please ask if we have time for your event Champion/reserve champion Ridden Australian saddle pony Supreme led Exhibit Tumbarumba Show 2019 Kindly donated by CATHYS BROWBANDS Early Childhood Education 6 weeks school age Community based children s service offering quality education and care for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers. Carcoola is an approved child care centre Hours of Operation: 7am-6pm 51 weeks a year excluding public holidays Location Cnr King & Bridge St Tumbarumba NSW 2653 Contact us Ph: Fax: tumbaadmin@svc.nsw.gov.au 419 Townsend Street Albury NSW 2640 Phone; Fax; albury@saddleworld.com.au Taking care of all your horse needs. Saddles, horse rugs,riding equipment, bridles, saddlrey, clothing and veterinary supplies 33 P a g e

34 SECTION A RING 4 TUMBARUMBA SHOW FUN RING PROULDY SPONSORED BY SADDLEWORLD ALBURY Start time 9.00am WAVIERS ARE TO BE SIGNED BY ALL PARENTS BEFORE ENTERING THE MAIN ARENA All riders must wear safety approved footwear and helmets. Fun ring 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd, and 4th Steward SAL Moy Rules apply $10 per rider over all events. Rider un5yrs. Rider 5yrs un 7yrs. Rider 7yrs un 9yrs. Rider 9yrs un 11yrs Champion over all un5yrs/11yrs rider. Rider 11yrs un 13yrs. Rider 13yrs un 15yrs. Rider 15yrs un 17yrs Champion over all 11yrs/17yrs rider. Ridden pony un 12hh/13hh rider un 12/ 12un 13/13un17yrs. Ridden Galloway 13.2 /14.2hh un12yrs/12un13yrs/13un17yrs. Ridden hack 15hh overun12yrs/12un13yrs/17yrsun17yrs Best Black Horse Best Chestnut Horse Best Bay Horse Best colored Horse Best Walking Horse Best trotting horse Longest Ears Longest Tail Quietest horse (More Events Could Be added) Best girl all over- feed voucher and sash Best Boy all over- feed voucher and sash 34 P a g e

35 SECTION A RING 4 HEAVY HORSES CHIEF STEWARD: Paul Doughty Start Time 11am To begin at the conclusion of fun ring. Judge: To be advised Sponsored by, Gordon Hulm; Triggs cool room hire; Tumbarumba Outfitters: PRIZE MONEY: $4. 1 ST, $2. 2 ND, 3 RD Ribbon only. Entries, $2.00 PER EVENT PAY IN RING HEAVY HORSES 1 Junior led colt under 1 year 2 Colt, stallion or gelding 2yrs & over 3 Led gelding CHAMPION LED, $20 RESERVE CHAMPION, Ribbon only 4 Junior led filly under 1 year 5 Led filly or mare over 2 yrs. 6 Dry mare or brood mare CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY, $20 RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY, Ribbon only SUPREME CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE, $50 HORSE OR PONY IN HARNESS 7 Shetland or miniature in harness 8 Pony in harness (Light Horse) 9 Horse/heavy horse in harness CHAMPION HARNESS, $20 RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS, Ribbon only 10 Two wheel turnout 11 Four wheel turnout, open harness CHAMPION WHEEL TURNOUT, $20 RESERVE CHAMPION WHEEL TURNOUT, Ribbon only 12 Adult driver, harness 13 Youth driver must be 12yrs & over CHAMPION HARNESS, $20 RESERVR CHAMPION HARNESS, Ribbon only SUPREME TURNOUT HARNESS OF TUMBARUMBA SHOW, $20.00 WORKING HEAVY HORSE 14 Single horse driven in long reins 15 Pair driven in long reins 16 Log snig single horse 17 Pumpkin snatch 18 Utility farm house CHAMPION WORKING HEAVY HORSE, $50 RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HEAVY HORSE, Ribbon only SUPREME WORKING HORSE, PONY AND MINATURE TUMBARUMBA SHOW, $ P a g e

36 The store that people travel miles to visit Tumbarumba Outfitters We offer a huge range of quality men s and ladies clothing and accessories to suit every occasion from a day at the races to digging in a trench on a worksite. All with old-world customer service and attention. Beautiful jewellery, wallets and handbags Hi-viz workwear and work boots On-site embroidery for personalising work and sportswear and anything else! / 29 The Parade 36 P a g e

37 Dr DAVID HALL Dr SARAH DART DR LAUREN SAID DR HANNAH O BRIEN 45 Main Street, WALWA, Victoria, 3709 Tel: (02) walwavet@bigpond.com 37 P a g e

38 SECTION B STOCKMAN S CHALLENGE CHIEF STEWARD: Phil Cussons Trophies to winners, Prize money & Ribbons, (to place getters) Entries & Draw on the day, Entries close 10.00am. Draw 10.15am. Start 10.30am. Entry Fees; $20; Seniors $10; Juniors $10; Beginners Beginners; no age restriction (must not have won & placed in similar event) JUNIORS MUST WEAR HELMETS. 38 P a g e

39 SECTION D LED CATTLE CHIEF STEWARD: R Pattinson SPONSORS: G. J. Hulm P/L: R & C Pattinson: P. G. O Brien: Brad Harvey: S & C Guest: G & K Daniel: ENTRIES: Close 5 p.m. Friday Entry fee: $2. Champion and Reserve ribbons will be given out to all champions in all stud sections if three head or more are in a section, otherwise only champion ribbon will be presented. Entries to be on the ground by 9 a.m. on the day of the show as judging will commence at 9.30 a.m. sharp. All stud cattle to be led and must enter Grand Parade and must be ringed (extra handlers will be present). All cattle to be left on showground until 4.30 p.m. and all ribbons to be left with cattle until they are removed from the showground. Each exhibit is allowed to compete in one section only. All stud cattle to be registered and in the progeny register of their breed. Proof of registration must accompany all entries in stud section. Breeds not mentioned in schedule are most welcome. Sections are same as other breeds. No prize money in stud section unless otherwise stated. Champion ribbons will be awarded for male and female, in all sections. All cattle must be tested brucellosis free. A typed description of your stud stock or animal must be provided to the Chief Steward after judging and prior to the Grand Parade for use in the parade commentary. Age of animals to be taken from 1st March Grand Champion Male of Show, any breed, any age. $50. Grand Champion Female of Show, any breed, any age. $50. Supreme Champion Beast of Show, in stud section, male or female or any breed, to be judged prior to the grand parade. $100 Reserve ribbon will be awarded. Interbreed event, Best Group of Three Head, two male and one female to be shown. Any age and, to be owned by exhibitor. Prize donated by G. J. Hulm Pty Ltd, $30. Section 1 1. HEREFORD 2. POLL HEREFORD 3. ANGUS 4. MURRAY GREY 5. LIMOUSIN 6. ANY OTHER BREED All the above sections to comprise the following: A. Bull 2 years and over. B. Bull 18 months under 2 years C. Bull 12 months and under 18 months D. Bull under 12 months E. Cow over 2 years F. Female 18 months and under 2 years G. Female 12 months and under 18 months H. Heifer under one year Champion male and female ribbon + $10 39 P a g e

40 SANDY VALLEY POLL HEREFORD STUD Member number:- B3478 Handled, Broken in to lead Quiet nature Bulls who are good breeders Jason & Paul McPherson Pound Creek Road, Tumbarumba, NSW, 2653 Phone:- Jason Paul Bulls for Sale 40 P a g e

41 SECTION E PEN CATTLE CHIEF STEWARD: Rock McGrath, ENTRIES: Close 5 p.m. Friday SPONSORS: R. H. Blake & Co., JA Alleyn & Co. Delta Agribusiness. Entry fee $2. Champion exhibit in Pen Section only any breed, any age, male or female No led or ringed beast to be entered in Pen Section. If less than three exhibitors in a section only first prize will be paid and only first ribbons awarded. If animals are not up to judge s standard, then judge has the right not to award ribbons or prize money. All animals must only be entered into right age group as animals will be mouthed for age. Animals entered into wrong sections will be disqualified. ABERDEEN ANGUS OPEN SECTION 1. Bull, under two years 17. Pen of three, 12 month 2 years 2. Bull, two years and over suitable for breeders: $50 3. Cow, two years and over Fat Section 4. Heifer, under two years 18. One Fat Steer with milk teeth Prize donated by RH Blake & Co. HEREFORDS 1 st $60; 2 nd $40: 5. Bull, under two years 19. Pen of three Weaners, suitable for 6. Bull, two years and over commercial fattening to be bred exhibitor. 7. Cow, two years and over Prize donated by J A Alleyn & Co. 8. Heifer, under two years 1 st $30; 2 nd $20: 20. Pen of three Steers suitable for feed lot. POLL HEREFORDS 1 st $30; 2 nd $20: 9. Bull, under two years 21. One Commercial Cow with calf at foot 10. Bull, two years and over Prize donated by RH Blake & Co. 11. Cow, two tears and over 1 st $30; 2 nd $ Heifer, under two years 22. One Vealer under 12 months, any breed Prize donated by Delta Agribusiness. ANY OTHER BREED 1 st $30; 2 nd $20: 13. Bull, under two years 14. Bull, two years and over Overall Champion Male & Female ribbons 15. Cow, two years and over awarded in all sections + $ Heifer, under two years 41 P a g e

42 CATTLE HERD HEALTH STATUS DECLARATION FOR SHOWS & SALES Instructions to Owners/Exhibitors: 1. Complete Part 1 of this form. 2. This form is NOT an interstate entry permit. However, if stock are likely to be sold or moved onwards from a show, Part 2 should be completed by your local animal health official to assist authorities to prepare the necessary official interstate movement certificates. 3. If Johnes Disease (JD) testing has been undertaken, get your private vet.to complete Part 3, or attach a veterinary certificate. 4. This Herd Health Status form is valid for 6 months from the date of issue. The owner must notify the issuing Government veterinarian or Animal Health Officer of any change in herd status or other information on the form, subsequent to completion of this form. THIS FORM IS NOT ACCEPTABLE AS AN ENTRY PERMIT TO OTHER STATES AND/OR ZONES PART 1 OWNER/EXHIBITOR DECLARATION TRADING NAME ADDRESS... POSTCODE... PROPERTY ADDRESS... POSTCODE... TELEPHONE... FAX... PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NO./TAIL TAG NO SALE/SHOW... DATE... Description of cattle (attach list if necessary) NOTE: A show or sale may want to use only the higher entry requirements below and may delete one or more clauses that do not meet the standard. Identification (Brands, Eartags, Tattoos) Number of cattle Description of cattle (Age, Sex, Breed) I, Owner/Manager, Exhibitor (print name)... of (print address)... declare that with regard to Johne s disease (Tick the box for the clause/s which apply) (1) The cattle identified above originate from a Free, Protected, Control, Residual, Zone for BJD. (2.1) The cattle identified above originate from assessed herds under the Cattle MAP, with status attained in the year indicated; e.g MN1 99 MN1 MN2 MN3 Herd Status Certificate No...Expiry date... (2.2) The cattle identified above originate from herds that have not been assessed from Johne s Disease (i.e.non Assessed status). (2.3) The cattle identified above originate from herds that have been Check Tested negative (ie CT) in the past 12 months. Date tested...approved Veterinarian... (2.4) Where applicable the cattle identified above which are 2 years of age or older have been blood tested by a registered veterinarian using the absorbed ELISA test with negative results within 6 months before the date of the show/sale/exhibition. Where the cattle are less than 2 years of age the dam will be tested. (2.5) The cattle identified above originate from Restricted (RD) or Tested Low Prevalence (TLP) herds that are under strict regulatory control and have been undertaking official, audited test and control programs for a minimum of 2 years, and at least 2 consecutive annual whole herd tests have been conducted with a reactor rate not exceeding 1.5% at the latest herd test; and the cattle to be exhibited, or their dams, have been tested with negative results as part of at least the last two annual herd tests; and the cattle to be exhibited are not officially listed as at risk cattle for the particular herd, and the cattle to be exhibited have been tested negative within 3 months of the date of the show. Exhibitors may also need additional certification to move between Zones or between States. Check with local veterinary authority. The above information, including the description of the animals and property/ies of origin is complete, true and correct. Signature...Date P a g e

43 PART 2 ENDORSEMENT OF HERD STATUS Note: This is an option that may be used to assist completion of official movement forms where there is a reasonable probability that animals will proceed to another state or zone directly from the show or sale. It is NOT an official certificate. (To be completed by Government Veterinarian/Inspector of Stock if intending to move stock Interstate) The property(s) being certified in relation to the Owner s Declaration has/have been allocated Tail Tag Number/s....to which the following information applies To the best of my knowledge and belief, and based on a search of available Departmental records: (1) I have no reason to doubt the owner s declaration in Part 1 above. (2) Under the Australian Standard Definititions & Rules for Johne s disease, the herd/s has/have an assigned a herd status of... HERD STATUS Non-Assessed (NA): means the infection status of the herd is unknown, but the herd is not under suspicion. Check Tested (CT): the herd has had a negative Check Test undertaken by an approved veterinarian in the past 12 months. Tested Negative (TN) or Monitored Negative (MN): the herd has an Assessed status under the Australian Johne s Disease Market Assurance Program for Cattle (Cattle MAP). (3) a. TUBERCULOSIS: Property Status... Area Status... b. CATTLE TICK: Tick free area - Yes/No (delete one) If NO, list date and place of treatment (attach if necessary) c. EPHEMERAL FEVER: Ephemeral fever has/has not been reported on the property of origin in the last 30 days. d. ENZOOTIC BOVINE LEUCOSIS (EBL): The official status of the herd is... Inspector of Stock: Signature... (PRINT NAME)...located at...office. Date of issue...telephone:...fax:... PART 3 JOHNE S DISEASE TEST RESULTS (To be completed by the Veterinary Surgeon conducting the tests or Government officer upon receipt of test results, or attach veterinary certificate). The individual cattle listed below were tested for Johne s Disease using the absorbed ELISA test with a negative result. Cattle identification (tattoos)... Date of test... Laboratory... Accession No.... If tested by veterinary surgeon Name of testing veterinarian If tested by Government Officer Name of Government Officer Signature OR Signature Practice Name & Location Location Phone/Fax: Phone/Fax: 43 P a g e

44 SECTION F CAGED BIRDS CHIEF STEWARD: Dianne Salter, To be displayed on Saturday. Entry fee; 50c per entry SPONSORS: Bob s Birds & Pets, Brennan s Earthmoving, Gollan s FoodWorks, Hammond s Hardware, Hyne Timber, L Carmona, Pet Barn Wagga, Pet Stock Wagga, Parade Service Station, R & V Bergin, Southwest Stock Feeds, Steve Houting Memorial Canary Trophy, Tumbarumba Hotel, Tumbarumba IGA Liquor Plus, Tumba Gift House, Tumbarumba Newsagency, Tumbarumba Outfitters, Tumbarumba Post Office, Gone Barney, Green Valley Grains, Don Tuckwell Audio CONDITIONS: 1. All entries must be received by the Secretary no later than Friday, 14th March In cases where there is only one exhibit, the judge may withhold prize. 3. All exhibits must be in position by 9am on the day. When placed in position by the stewards, exhibits must not be interfered with by the exhibitor. Disqualification may follow any violation of this rule. 4. The judge s decision in all cases to be final. 5. All birds shall be exhibited in standard cages, supplied by the exhibitor, except school children s class. 6. All birds must have sufficient feed and water in cage for one day. 7. All exhibits must have drinkers attached. 8. No exhibits may be removed before 4.30pm on the day of the exhibition unless special permission is given by the Secretary. 9. All care will be taken of exhibits, but the Society will not accept responsibility. PRIZES: 1st $2, plus certificate, 2nd $1, plus certificate. Budgerigars: Champion Male Budgerigar: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Champion Female Budgerigar: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Male Budgerigar: Ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Female Budgerigar: Ribbon and certificate. Canaries: Champion Canary: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Canary: Ribbon and certificate. Australian Finches: Champion Australian Finch: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Finch: Ribbon and certificate. Zebra Finches: Champion Zebra Finch: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Finch: Ribbon and certificate. Foreign Finches: Champion Foreign Finch: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Foreign Finch: Ribbon and certificate. Parrots: Champion Large Parrot: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Large Parrot: Ribbon and certificate. Champion Small Parrot: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Small Parrot: Ribbon and certificate. Junior: Champion Junior Exhibit: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Junior Exhibit: Ribbon and certificate. Local: Champion Local Junior Pet Bird: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Local Junior Pet Bird: Ribbon and certificate. Cockatoos: Champion Cockatoo: Trophy, ribbon and certificate. Reserve Champion Cockatoo: Ribbon and certificate. 44 P a g e Bob s Birdz-Pets Wagga s largest supplier of pets & pet accessories. Puppys, kittens, fish & birds. Open 7 Days

45 SECTION F CAGED BIRDS BUDGERIGARS CANARIES 1. Green Cock 40. Any variety Canary Cock 2. Laurel or Olive Cock 41. Any variety Canary Hen 3. Sky Blue Cock CHAMPION CANARY: 4. Grey Cock Trophy, ribbon and certificate 5. Cobalt, Mauve or Violet Cock RESERVE CHAMPION CANARY 6. Grey Green Cock Ribbon and Certificate 7. Clearwing Cock 8. AC Greywing Cock AUSTRALIAN FINCHES 9. Yellow Cock 42. Gouldian, Red 10. Albino Cock 43. Gouldian, Yellow 11. Lutino Cock 44. Gouldian, Black 12. Opaline Cock 45. Star Finch 13. Cinnamon Wing Green Cock 46. Diamond Sparrow 14. Cinnamon Wing Blue Cock 47. Embla Picta 15. Pied AC Green Cock 48. Longtail Grass Finch 16. Pied AC Blue Cock 49. Parson Finch 17. Harlequin Pied Green Cock 50. Mask Finch 18. Harlequin Pied Blue Cock 51. Blood Finch 19. AOC Cock not mentioned 52. Double Bar Finch 20. Green Hen 53. Plumhead Finch 21. Laurel or Olive Hen 54. Red Browed Finch 22. Sky Bleu Hen 55. Chestnut Finch 23. Grey Hen 56. AOV Finch not mentioned 24. Cobalt, Mauve or Violet Hen 57. Pair Australian Finches 25. Grey Green Hen CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN FINCH: 26. Clearwing Hen Trophy, ribbon and certificate 27. AC Greywing Hen RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN 28. Yellow Hen FINCH 29. Albino Hen Ribbon and Certificate 30. Lution Hen 31. Opaline Hen 32. Cinnamon Wing Green Hen ZEBRA FINCHES 33. Cinnamon Wing Blue Hen 58. Normal Cock 34. Pied AC Green Hen 59. Fawn Cock 35. Pied AC Blue Hen 60. White Cock 36. Harlequin Pied Green Hen 61. Marked White Cock 37. Harlequin Pied Blue Hen 62. Blue or Silver Cock 38. AOC Hen not mentioned 63. Grizzle Cock 39. Pair of Budgies CHAMPION MALE BUDGERIGAR: Trophy, ribbon and certificate CHAMPION FEMALE BUDGERIGAR: Trophy, ribbon and certificate RESERVE CHAMPION MALE BUDGERIGAR: Ribbon and Certificate RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE BUDGERIGAR: Ribbon and Certificate 45 P a g e

46 ZEBRA FINCHES cont d LARGE PARROTS 64. Normal Pied Cock 96. Eastern Rosella 65. Fawn Pied Cock 97. Yellow Rosella 66. AOC Pied Cock 98. Crimson Rosella 67. Normal Hen 99. King Parrot 68. Fawn Hen 100. Crimson Wing 69. White Hen 101. Rock Pebble 70. Marked White Hen 102. Barraband 71. Blue or Silver Hen 103. Twenty Eight or Port Lincoln 72. Grizzle Hen 104. Indian Ringneck Green 73. Normal Pied Hen 105. Indian Ringneck, any other colour 74. Fawn Pied Hen 106. Princess AC 75. AOC Pied Hen 107. Pair Parrots 76. AOC not mentioned 108. Mallee Ringneck 77. Pair of Normal Zebras 109. Parrot, AOV 78. Pair Fawn Zebras 79. Pair AOC Zebras SMALL PARROTS BEST PAIR OF ZEBRA FINCHES; 110. Western Rosella $10 prize donated by Tumbarumba Hotel Lorikeet, Rainbow medallion 112. Lorikeet, Red Collared CHAMPION ZEBRA FINCH: 113. Lorikeet, Musk Trophy, ribbon and certificate 114. Lorikeet, Scaly RESERVE CHAMPION ZEBRA FINCH: 115. Lorikeet, AOV Ribbon and Certificate 116. Quarrion, Normal 117. Quarrion, Pied FOREIGN FINCHES 118. Quarrion variety, any other colour 80. Gold Finch 119. Red Rumped 81. Mannequin Finch 120. Many Coloured 82. Spice Finch 121. Blue Bonnet 83. Cutthroat Finch 122. Parrot, AOV 84. Java Sparrow, Blue 123. Pair Parrots 85. Java Sparrow, Fawn 86. Java Sparrow, White LOVEBIRDS 87. Java Sparrow Pied 124. Peach Face, AV 88. Orange Breast 125. Lovebird, masked AV 89. Ruddu 90. Cordon BEST PEACH FACE EXHIBIT, $5 prize 91. Cyban donated by Tumbarumba Hotel 92. Melba 93. Aurora 94. OV Foreign Finch not mentioned 95. Pair Foreign Finches CHAMPION FOREIGN FINCH: Trophy, ribbon and certificate RESERVE CHAMPION FOREIGN FINCH: Ribbon and certificate 46 P a g e

47 NEOPHEMA OTHER VARIETIES 126. Neophema, Elegant 135. Quail, any variety 127. Neophema, Bourke 136. Dove, any variety 128. Neophema, Scarlet 137. Pidgeon, any variety 129. Neophema, Turquoise 138. Pair Quail AV, donated by L Carmona 130. Neophema, AOV CHAMPION ANY OTHER VARIETY: BEST NEOPHEMA EXHIBIT, $5 prize $5 prize and medallion Donated by Tumbarumba Hotel CHILDRENS SECTION UNDER 15 COCKATOOS 139. Budgie, AV 131. Cockatoo, Sulphur Crested 140. Finch, AV 132. Major Mitchell 141. Canary, AV 133. Galah 142. Parrot, AV 134. Cockatoo, AOV 143. Local Bird CHAMPION COCKATOO: Trophy, ribbon and certificate Champion Bird of Show, $50. RESERVE CHAMPION COCKATOO: Ribbon and certificate TUMBARUMBA POST OFFICE Passports Travel insurance Foreign money exchange and transfers Identity services Mobile phones Post and packaging products Technology and office products Giftware and Gift cards Bill pay services Hold mail and redirection service Commonwealth Bank Agency Westpac Bank Agency Call in and see how they can help you P a g e

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49 POSTAL ENTRIES TO PO BOX 14, TUMBARUMBA ENTRIES TO ENTRY FORM To The Secretary of the Association I hereby request that you will enter on the list of intended exhibits for your show on Saturday 16 th March 2019 CLASS SECTION NAME (IF ANY) AND DESCRIPTION OF EXHIBIT ENTRY FEES ENCLOSED I hereby enter the above, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Tumbarumba PA&H Society Inc. Please write clearly and distinctly. Carefully read the conditions. NAME ADDRESS DATE Note: Carefully read all conditions and regulations. The Committee will not hold itself responsible for any errors in any Entry Form. Fees must accompany entry and form must be signed. If less than four entries in any section only 1 st prize will be paid. 49 P a g e

50 POSTAL ENTRIES TO PO BOX 14, TUMBARUMBA ENTRIES TO ENTRY FORM To The Secretary of the Association I hereby request that you will enter on the list of intended exhibits for your show on Saturday 16 th March 2019 CLASS SECTION NAME (IF ANY) AND DESCRIPTION OF EXHIBIT ENTRY FEES ENCLOSED I hereby enter the above, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Tumbarumba PA&H Society Inc. Please write clearly and distinctly. Carefully read the conditions. NAME ADDRESS DATE Note: Carefully read all conditions and regulations. The Committee will not hold itself responsible for any errors in any Entry Form. Fees must accompany entry and form must be signed. If less than four entries in any section only 1 st prize will be paid. 50 P a g e

51 POSTAL ENTRIES TO PO BOX 14, TUMBARUMBA ENTRIES TO ENTRY FORM To The Secretary of the Association I hereby request that you will enter on the list of intended exhibits for your show on Saturday 16 th March 2019 CLASS SECTION NAME (IF ANY) AND DESCRIPTION OF EXHIBIT ENTRY FEES ENCLOSED I hereby enter the above, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Tumbarumba PA&H Society Inc. Please write clearly and distinctly. Carefully read the conditions. NAME ADDRESS DATE Note: Carefully read all conditions and regulations. The Committee will not hold itself responsible for any errors in any Entry Form. Fees must accompany entry and form must be signed. If less than four entries in any section only 1 st prize will be paid. 51 P a g e

52 POSTAL ENTRIES TO PO BOX 14, TUMBARUMBA ENTRIES TO ENTRY FORM To The Secretary of the Association I hereby request that you will enter on the list of intended exhibits for your show on Saturday 16 th March 2019 CLASS SECTION NAME (IF ANY) AND DESCRIPTION OF EXHIBIT ENTRY FEES ENCLOSED I hereby enter the above, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Tumbarumba PA&H Society Inc. Please write clearly and distinctly. Carefully read the conditions. NAME ADDRESS DATE Note: Carefully read all conditions and regulations. The Committee will not hold itself responsible for any errors in any Entry Form. Fees must accompany entry and form must be signed. If less than four entries in any section only 1 st prize will be paid. 52 P a g e

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63 RELEASE & INDEMNITY AGGREMENT In exchange for being allowed to enter the show grounds with a motor vehicle I hereby agree as follows: 1. TO WAIVE ANY AND ALL CLAIMS that I may have against The.., their directors, officers, employees, agents and representatives. 2. TO RELEASE the from any and all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense that I, or my next of kin, may suffer or incur as a result of my actions due to any cause whatsoever. 3. TO HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFY the. From any and all liability for property Damage, personal injury or death suffered by myself or by a third party as a result of (a) my use of the facilities and/or (b) my breach of the terms and conditions upon. 4. THAT THIS RELEASE AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT shall be effective and binding upon my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, ad assigns, in the event of my death; 5. TO OBEY all warning signs and other notices posted within the facilities. 6. CAREFULLY follow all instructions given by the., their directors, officers, employees, agents and representatives. 7. TO NOT drink alcohol or take drugs prohibited by law before or whilst my vehicle is within the show grounds. I have read and understood this Release and Indemnity Agreement prior to signing it and am aware that by signing this document, I am affecting the legal rights and Liabilities of myself, my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators and assigns. Signed: Witness: Name: Name: Date: Date: 63 P a g e

64 SECTION G POULTRY CHIEF STEWARD: STEWART MCVEAN Entry fee: 50c MAXIMUN NUMBER OF ENTRIES ACCEPTED, 120. SPONSORS: PRD Nationwide: Errol Clark: D Salter, Bird Section: Southwest-Stock Feeds: S & C Guest: T & K Tarmo: A McGee: P & B Weule: Corrie and John Freeman: Tumbarumba Town & Country Entries close 4pm, Wednesday 13 th March. (No late entries accepted) All exhibits must be ready for judging by 9am Saturday. Each exhibit is allowed to compete in one section only. Exhibitors will be permitted to remove their birds after 4.30pm on the day of the show. First prize $2, 2nd prize $1. Special Awards Best Bird Prize and Ribbon donated by: Most Successful Exhibitor Award Donated by: SOFTFEATHER LARGE 1. Australorp Male. 8. Langshan Female. 2. Australorp Female. 9. Sussex Male. 3. Silkie Male AC. 10. Sussex Female. 4. Silkie Female AC. 11. Wyandotte Male AC. 5. Rhode Island Male AC. 12. Wyandotte Female AC. 6. Rhode Island Feale AC. 13. AOV Softfeather Male (SV). 7. Langshan Male. 14. AOV Softfeather Female (SV). Champion Softfeather; Prize and Ribbon HARDFEATHER LARGE 15. Indian Game Male 19. AOV HF Male (SV) 16. Indian Game Female. 20. AOV HF Female (SV) 17. Australian Game Male. 21. Large Fowl Breeding pair. 18. Australian Game Female. Champion Hardfeather; Prize and Ribbon SOFTFEATHER BANTAMS 22. Pekin Male AC. 27. Langshan Female Black. 23. Pekin Female AC. 28. Langshan Male AOC. 24. Rosecomb Male. 29. Langshan Female AOC. 25. Rosecomb Female. 30. AOV Softfeather Male. 26. Langsham Male Black. 31. AOV Softfeather Female. Champion Bantam Softfeather; Prize and Ribbon HARDFEATHER BANTAMS 32. Modern Game Male AC. 40. Indian Game Male. 33. Modern Game Female AC. 41. Indian Game Female. 34. OEG Black Red Male. 42. Hardfeather Male AOV. 35. OEG Clay or Wheaten female. 43. Hardfeather Female AOV. 36. OEG Partridge Female. 44. Bantam Breeding Pair. 37. OEG Blue Red Male. 45. OEG Duckwing Male. 38. OEG Blue Red Female. 46. OEG Duckwing Female. 39. Bluetail Wheaten Female. Champion Hardfeather Bantam; Prize and Ribbon 64 P a g e

65 JUNIOR SECTION under 16 years 47. Softfeather Large Male or Female 50. Hardfeather Bantam Male or Female 48. Hardfeather Large Male or Female 51. Waterfowl Male or Female 49. Softfeather Bantam Male or Female 52. Breading Pair of Bantams DUCKS 53. Muscovy Drake 58. Khaki Campbell Duck 54. Muscovy Duck 59. AOV Drake 55. Indian Runner Drake 60. AOV Duck 56. Indian Runner Duck 57. Khaki Campbell Drake TROPHIES Champion Breeding Pair Champion Bird of Show Best Softfeather Large Male Best Softfeather Large Female Best Hardfeather Large Male Best Hardfeather Large Female Best Softfeather Bantam Male Best Softfeather Bantam Female Best Hardfeather Bantam Male Best Hardfeather Bantam Feale Best Water Fowl Male or Female Best Large Fowl in Show Best Bantam in Show; Donated by J & C Freeman Trophy for Best Bird in Children s Section; Donated by D Salter Children s Encouragement Award; Donated by the Bird Section Best Junior Exhibition in Show 65 P a g e

66 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS FRUIT AND VEGETABLES The main clue is the time of picking. Do not allow them to over-mature in aiming to go for size. Density and richness of colour is the number one judging points, with size next, separating otherwise equal exhibits. Most vegetables are best picked on the day of judging to ensure that crisp, extra fresh look and touch. Even one day in the fridge can affect their freshness although some, such as lettuce, are alright in a crisper. Some can be picked earlier at their best and stored for showing; for example, a good pumpkin. Collections of the one fruit or vegetable should be even in size and shape. Choose your selection as close to the one size as possible; a small sample of the same size will score better than a lot of uneven produce. Heads, such as cabbage and lettuce, must be dense and firm-hearted and cauliflowers should be white with no spread in the florets, which denotes over-maturity. Root vegetables must be crisp and bright with no wood in the centre. Peas and beans must be very young and crisp; there is a tendency by some gardeners to leave them on the vine too long. They should be a bright green and have a denseness of colour. Rhubarb should also be crisp with no sponginess or porosity in the stalks (also a sign of over-maturity or lack of freshness). Eggs are another popular section and depending on the judge, these are judged in a couple of ways. On looks they will be judged on shape and on evenness of samples, as well as size and colour. Some judges weigh the samples with weight, rather than size a telling point and some will crack an egg to check on yolk size and colour and freshness. Eggs must not be washed before showing as this removes the natural bloom - to clean them, use a just damp cloth gently. Above all, the entry must be the produce of the exhibitor s own garden. 66 P a g e

67 SECTION H GARDEN & FARM PRODUCE CHIEF STEWARD: L. Carmichael SPONSORS: The Tumba Gift and Sport House: Tumbarumba Garden Club: G McClelland: Lyons Funeral: Carol Menadue Memorial Trophy: Dickie Williams Memorial Trophy Entries close and exhibit s to be staged and ready for judging by 3pm Friday. All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor. Root crops exhibited must be cleaned. ENTRY FEE: 50c. PRIZES: First $2, second $1 unless otherwise stated. A special prize may be awarded if, in the opinion of the judge, an entry is worth it. AWARDS/TROPHIES: Most Successful Exhibitor (most points) from a home garden, ribbon, prize donated by Lyons Funeral. Best Local Exhibit, excluding collections, ribbon and trophy sponsored by Garden Club, $20 1. Three Carrots short variety 2. Three Carrots medium variety 3. Three Carrots long variety 4. Three parsnips 5. Three turnips, any variety 6. Three beetroot, any variety 7. Six onions, Brown Spanish 8. Six onions, white 9. Six onions, other than provided for 10. Plate of shallots 11. Six tomatoes, green 12. Six tomatoes, yellow 13. Six table tomatoes 14. Heaviest tomato 15. Collection of tomatoes 16. Six pear shaped tomatoes 17. Six tomatoes any other variety 18. Six Cherry Tomatoes 19. Plate of six beans, any variety 20. Three button squash 21. Three zucchini (not over 18cm) 22. Three capsicums 23. Three capsicums (pepper) 24. Three apple-shaped cucumbers 25. Three cucumbers, long 26. Three cucumbers, any other variety 27. Bunch of six radish 28. Three stalks of rhubarb 29. Three stalks of rhubarb, giant 30. Any other vegetable, to be named 31. Collection of vegetables from a local home garden. Dickie Williams Memorial Trophy (Assortment, quality & display are the basis for judging.) 32. Four red potatoes, matching 33. Three Leaves of silver beet 67 P a g e

68 34. Four large potatoes, any variety 35. Rockmelon 36. Watermelon 37. Melon, any other variety 38. One table marrow, not over 30cms. Carol Menadue Memorial Trophy 39. One table marrow, any variety 40. Banana squash, any variety 41. Butternut pumpkin 42. Queensland Blue pumpkin 43. Pumpkin, any other variety 44. Three pumpkins, any other variety 45. Heaviest pumpkin, table 46. Heaviest pumpkin, cattle 47. Champion vegetable collection of commercial value. The following points will be awarded: Quality 25, Staging 10, Commercial Value 25, Number of Varieties 10, Number of Kinds 20, Naming of Varieties 10, Total 100. Prize money 1 st $2.50, 2 nd $2, 3 rd $1. Trophy donated by G. McClelland 48. Six hen eggs, white 49. Six hen eggs Brown 50. Six hen eggs, any other 51. Six duck eggs 52. Local Home Garden Collection Fruit and/or vegetables 53. Six pears, any variety 54. Six peaches, any variety 55. Six plums, any variety 56. Plate of six Figs 57. Basket of local fruit 58. Three Lemons 59. Three Apples, red 60. Three Apples, green 61. Longest Gumleaf, Senior 62. Longest Gumleaf, Junior. 63. Largest pine cone, Senior 64. Largest pine cone, Junior 68 P a g e

69 SECTION I FLEECE WOOL CHIEF STEWARD: Mont Waters CONDITIONS: Exhibits to be judged on points system. Card showing all particulars will be shown on each exhibit. Fleeces to be of not more than 12 months growth, and to be shorn from sheep on the property of the exhibitor. All class exhibits to be judged on style, character, yield and length. ALL FLEECES MUST BE SKIRTED. Ram fleeces are not eligible for entry in classes other than stated. Fleeces which in the opinion of the Judge that are entered wrongly shall be re-classified and judged accordingly. Entries close 10am on Friday 15 th March 2019 Exhibits to be staged and ready for judging by 10am Friday. Entry fee: $2. Prize money: As stated. SPONSORS: Moses & Son, Tumba Meats, Upper Murray Seeds, Landmark, Riverina Wool Testers 1: Merino Ram Fleece, any quality, Tumba Meats. 1 st $10. 2 nd $5. 2: Merino Fleece, ultra-fine, under 17 micron, Landmark. 1 st $10. 2 nd $5. 3: Merino Fleece, super fine, Landmark. 1 st $20. 2 nd $10. 4: Merino Fleece, fine 19 micron, Elders. 1 st $20. 2 nd $10. 5: Merino Fleece, medium 21 micron, Elders. 1 st $10. 2 nd $5. 6: Comeback Fleece, 23 micron, Landmark.1 st $10. 2 nd $5. 7: Crossbreed Fleece, Riverina Wool Testers. 1 st $20. 2 nd $10. Fleece to be judged on Commercial value. To be judged from all sections, excluding 1. Champion Tumbarumba District Fleece to be unhoused and judged from all sections, excluding 1. The district is an area within a radius of 30km or Shire boundary. $20 donated by Upper Murray Seeds. Special ribbon and $50 will be awarded for most attractive Merino fleece, sponsored by Moses and Son. Most attractive comeback or crossbreed fleece, sponsored by Landmark, 1 st $ 20. Champion Ribbon & $50 for Champion Fleece of Show, sponsored by Elders. Reserve Champion Ribbon & $20 for Reserve Champion Fleece of Show. 69 P a g e

70 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS FLOWERS Pick most show entries on judging morning - very early (or late on the evening before) and put straight into water up to their necks - then take inside for sorting into individual jars. It is a good idea to select one entry at a time from your list - much better than picking everything, taking it inside and then trying to choose what will go in each section. There are some exceptions to this rule - pansies are better if picked when totally dry. Early morning dew can stain the petals. Iceland poppies can be picked early as long as they aren t too advanced. In warm weather they are best picked as buds and they will be open for showing one to two days later. Carnations open up more attractively if picked early, a day or two before judging, and allowed to open indoors. Some cuts may be better if conditioned. For example, one very successful exhibitor scalds the stems of poppies and dahlias by pouring boiling water on them for 60 seconds to prevent them dropping. Don t add anything to the water. Most flowers will last without additives as long as they have a good drink when they are picked. The stage of bloom at cutting time is critical. The flowers should be fully out at judging, but only JUST! Judges look for different things with flowers and it is not always size. Symmetry is very important: an even shape, the same on both sides and blemish-free blooms will make for more attractive exhibits. Geraniums are judged on the shape of the head, which should be a true round shape, dense with flowers, and showing some foliage. In a section such as that for a cut of flowering shrub, it is the length of the flowering head that is important, relative to others of the same variety. For individual flowers such as gerbera, size is an important consideration. FLORAL ART Some successful exhibitors in Floral Art suggest that you read the schedule three or four times and then put it aside for a while and sleep on it ; the inspiration will come! Floral art sections are in titles - they are an art form, and the title suggests a style - the finished article is a whole picture, a blend of shape, size, colour of container and contents. The first element is the container and it must suit the style. Bold and beautiful for example would not suggest a shapely, slender container. The next important element is the line material, or non-plant material that provides the background, the emphasis being on line. A no-no is for any needle aid to be visible. Arrange foliage to hide it. 70 P a g e

71 SECTION J FLORICULTURE CHIEF STEWARD: M. O Donoghue All flower entries close 11am on Friday. Entries to be staged by 1pm for judging. All exhibits in this class to be grown by the exhibitor, except in Decorative Sections. Dahlias to be shown in individual bottles provided by the Society. Entry tickets to be securely attached to all exhibits and, wherever possible, varieties should be legibly named. The use of foliage is permitted in staging in any section for Dahlias, Roses, Petunias, Marigolds and Lilies. The use of any kind of foliage is allowed in Floral Arrangements in the Decorative section. The classification of Dahlias gives standards to be meant as a guide to the exhibitors. A champion ribbon will be awarded for the Miscellaneous, Dahlia, Rose, Decorative and Pot Plant sections. All entries to be written on entry forms by exhibitor before handing to ticket steward. Large amount of entries Roses on one entry form, Dahlias on another. Extra entry forms available at the office. ENTRY FEE: 50c. PRIZES: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1, unless otherwise stated. If less than three exhibits only first prize will be paid. SPONSORS: Mrs Todd Memorial Trophy for most successful exhibitor in Dahlia sections donated by Mrs D Butler; Mrs S Anderson Memorial Trophy for Champion Rose donated by C & B Anderson; J H Berry Memorial Trophy for Champion Dahlia donated by D & J Salter; Miscellaneous Trophy donated by C & D Shore; Decorative trophy donated by Tumbarumba Garden Club. DAHLIAS ROSES 1. One Medium Decorative 15-20cm 15. One Exhibition Rose, pink 2. Three Medium Decorative 15-20cm NND 16. One Exhibition Rose, red 3. One Miniature Decorative 8-12cm 17. One Exhibition Rose, yellow 4. Three Miniature Decorative NND 8-12cm 18. One Exhibition Rose, white/cream 5. One Medium Cactus Dahlia 20-25cm 19. One Exhibition Rose, mauve 6. One Cactus Dalia 15-20cm 20. One Exhibition Rose, orange 7. Three Cactus NND Dahlia 15-20cm 21. One Exhibition Rose, apricot 8. One Nymphia Dahlia 22. One Exhibition Rose, bi-colour 9. Three Pompom Dahlia NND 23. Three Roses, same colour, different 10. One Pompom Dahlia stages of flowering 11. One Show Dahlia 24. One cut Floribunda Rose. 12. Three Show Dahlias NND 25. One David Austin or Old Fashioned 13 One Miniature Dahlia, 8cm or less Rose 14. Collection of Dahlia any variety Three Cut Miniature Rose 27. Any Other Rose, not specified 71 P a g e

72 MISCELLANEOUS 28. One Nerine 44. Maidenhair Fern 29 Flowering Bulb 45. Potted Fern 30. Three cuts of Daisy, NND 46. Geranium in Flower 31. One cut flower or flowers not otherwise 47. Potted Cactus Specified 48. Potted Bonsai 32. Hydrangea, one cut 49. Potted Fuchsia in flower 33. One cut native flower 50. Potted Succulent 34. One cut flowering shrub 51. Succulent Garden 35. Three Geraniums, NND 36. Three Zinnias DECORATIVE SECTION 37. Three Marigolds, any colour 52. Arrangement featuring roses and 38. Any other small annual blooms foliage 39. Six Petunia Blooms 53. Arrangement of Natives 40. Six Pansies, NND, exhibited in shallow 54. Low bowl of flowers, suitable for Container on wet cotton wool dining table, all-round effect. 41. Six Fuchsia Blooms in small container 55. Arrangement featuring one flower or jar. 56. Green and Gold arrangement 57. Arrangement featuring Dahlias 58. Arrangement in miniature container POT PLANTS 42. Indoor Pot Plant 43. Pot Plant in flower 72 P a g e

73 73 P a g e HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS JAMS Rind of citrus should be well cooked before adding the sugar. Make sure the inside of the pan, if aluminium, is polished clean and not dark as this tends to make jam dark. Judges have observed that the peel could be cut finer in marmalade jams and many exhibitors had not checked the consistency of their jam exhibit. Some jams err in having too much fruit, e.g., in marmalades. A tip with them is to use a potato peeler on the rind and then snip the narrow and then slices with scissorsbeware too with grapefruit jams or marmalades - the fruit can sometimes be very bitter and the jam made from them is then basically inedible. Don t even bother exhibiting old jam - it will have lost its taste. Flavour can vary markedly between batches of stone fruit and varieties, and the fruit quality controls the jam quality. FLAVOUR is the most important element of all jams and preserves. Always taste-test your own work before exhibiting. Degree of ripeness has a big influence on flavour. Fruit must be uniformly ripe and not over-ripe and do consider the judges taste-buds. SECTION K JAMS AND JELLIES STEWARD: J. Anderson Exhibits to be staged by 2 p.m. for judging on Friday. All exhibits to be judged in jars not less than 250gms in size. All exhibits in this class MUST be the work of the exhibitor. All jars must be as full as possible. All entries must have been made in the last 12 months. If less than three entries only first prize will be awarded. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated. ENTRY FEE: 50c: SPONSORS: Enever Family 1. Apricot Jam 2. Peach Jam 3. Fig Jam 4. Plum Jam, light colour 5. Plum Jam, dark colour 6. Lemon Butter 7. Strawberry Jam 8. Raspberry Jam 9. Blackberry Jam, 10. Boysenberry Jam 11. Blueberry Jam 12. Tomato Jam (red) 13. Orange and Lemon Marmalade 14. Grapefruit Marmalade 15 Apple Jelly, pink 16. Plum Jelly, dark colour 17. Collection of Berry jams, four varieties, 1 st $3. 2 nd $ Collection of jams, four varieties, 1 st $3, 2 nd $ Collection of jellies, four distinct varieties, 1 st $3. 2 nd $ Any other not mentioned

74 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS PICKLES, PRESERVES, ETC Take more care with keeping lids clean. They must be plain, without handwriting OR commercial printing. Paint the tops or use Contact for example. Examine tops of exhibits for mould. Jars should be filled to just above the neck to the lid-line so there is no gap showing between the lid and the contents. But do not over-fill the jars. PRESERVES Fill jars to lid-line and pack firmly. Over-ripe fruit is not suitable to preserve. Ensure lids are properly sealed. Fruit or vegetables should be covered in syrup and jars filled to lid level otherwise contents will darken on top. PICKLES, RELISHES, CHUTNEYS Fruit mince to be cut in medium size coarsely minced fruit. Check definitions of difference between pickles, relish and chutney as consistency is vitally important in these exhibits and can detract from the result even if the taste is spot on. Take care not to make them too thick or too runny - sauces of pouring consistency, relishes of spreading consistency, etc. SECTION L PICKLES, PRESERVES AND SAUCES STEWARD: J. Anderson Exhibits to be staged by 2pm for judging on Friday. Right of opening any jar in this class is reserved by the judges. All preserves must be shown in jars not less than 540gm in size and must be the work of the exhibitor. Exhibits must not be made more than one year before entry. No exhibit to have name on jars. All fruit (with the exception of tomatoes) to be bottled in syrup, vegetables in water. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated. ENTRY FEE: 50c. If less than three exhibits only first prize will be paid. SPONSORS: Enever Family 1. Bottle of preserved fruit, any variety 2. Bottle of preserved vegetables, any variety 3. Bottle of mustard pickles 4. Bottle of vinegar pickles 5. Collection of homemade pickles, four varieties, 1 st $3, 2 nd $ Bottle of Tomato Relish 7. Bottle of relish not otherwise mentioned. 8. Bottle of Tomato Sauce 9. Bottle of Plum Sauce 10. Bottle of Fruit Chutney 11. Collection of Jams, Pickles and Sauces (2 of each), 1 st $3, 2 nd $ Any other pickles not mentioned 13. Any other preserves not mentioned 74 P a g e

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78 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS COOKERY The main judging points observed in cookery are the overall appearance, the cut cake, the smell and taste. OVERALL APPEARANCE: Above all the exhibit must look delicious, after all a vital aspect is edibility! To be a top exhibit it should look perfect. This includes the size of the mix must match the tin size, e.g., a minimum of two inches thick (5cm) for butter cakes. Wire rack marks on a cake do not enhance its appearance. Ensure the cake cooks flat on top by concaving the centre before cooking (i.e., have the outside of the cake higher than the centre which rises more during cooking). The cake may taste delicious but could fail on appearance. Greasing/lining/flouring of the tin is crucial to the look of the cake which must be exhibited as it comes out of the tin, untrimmed. If iced (and do not ice unless it is specified in the schedule) then make it a neat even thickness, with no drips down the sides. Small cakes, biscuits and slices should be dainty - a common fault is making them too large, especially lamingtons (4cm cubes, the ideal size) and slices (3cm x 5cm). THE CUT CAKE: Judging includes how it cuts (preferably without the use of a band-saw or axe) and its appearance when cut. Points to consider: Texture should be fine, even and consistent throughout with no air bubbles. Cooking time is crucial to gain the best look when cut. Cakes with fruits and nuts won t cut easily if the pieces are too large. Cut your dates, nuts, etc., small and evenly. Fruit cakes won t look even throughout if the fruit sinks to the bottom during their long cooking time. Fruit must be totally dry when added to the mixture even if it has been soaked. Dry and coat with flour (NB, use flour from the recipe, not any extra). Colour intensity must be matched in marble and rainbow cakes. If the chocolate is dark, the pink should be dark - if you use a pale delicate pink, then the chocolate should also be light. SMELL AND TASTE: Taste is the main decider in the judge s books. The cakes must have a good flavour, true to type and strangely this can vary markedly within a class, e.g., a banana cake can look good but if insufficient, tasteless or overripe (black) bananas are used, the taste will suffer. The smell goes hand in hand with taste and may even be the decider if two entries are very even in other aspects. An extra point for sponges is their sponginess for want of a better word. They must retain their shape when pressed, squashed, squeezed, wrung, bounced or whatever. Another sponge point - a sandwich with jam, and not too thickly, never with cream imagine the taste (not to mention the appearance) after a day or two on show! Tip from a champion cook of 25 years: Most cooking should be done the day before the show to give them their best chance. Start early in the morning and cook until it is all done or you collapse, whichever comes first! Some can be done earlier to save time the day before. Lamington cake is better cooked a day ahead of icing; date and nut loaf or roll, dampers and boiled fruit cakes can be done two days earlier, also any biscuit or slice entries. Orange cake flavour is very important and this is influenced by the oranges used. It is worth trying a fruit before using it in show cooking. The guidelines of The Land Cookery Competition form a good basis. Scones must be cooked separately on trays, not touching, so that each scone is perfectly round. Shape is a very important judging point. 78 P a g e

79 SECTION M COOKERY CHIEF STEWARD: Mellie Bell, Entries to be staged by 12:30pm Friday for judging. Judging starts at 1pm PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated. ENTRY FEE: 50c. No packet cake unless otherwise specified. No icing unless specified. Sections 6 & 11, Cakes would be best cooked in loaf tins. Please, SPONSORS: H L Symons: Glen Mannus CWA: Gone Barney: M Bell: D. Salter: K Widdison, Magenta Cottage 1. Plum Pudding. (boiled in cloth) 2. Plum Pudding. (steamed in basin) 3. Sticky-date Pudding (4 individual) 4. Apple Cake 5. Marble Cake 6. Sultana Cake. (sultanas only) 7. Plain Cake. (uniced) 8. Orange Cake 9. Chocolate Cake 10. Banana Cake. (loaf tin) 11. Carrot Cake. (loaf tin) 12. Dark Fruit Cake (reminder to cut fruit up) 13. Boiled fruit Cake (reminder to cut up fruit) 14 Three Muffins. 15. Four Lamingtons. (4cm squares) 16. Six cream Puffs. (not filled) 17. Sponge Sandwich. (uniced, no filling) 18. Six Scones 19. Six Pikelets. 20. Six Patty Cakes 21. Six pieces of Coconut Ice. 22. Six Biscuits 23. Six Slices 24. Homemade Bread. (Bread maker or oven baked) 25. Packet Cake. (any variety) 26. Apple Pie. (short pastry) 27. Blueberry & Apple Pie. (short pastry) 28. Decorated Cake (Birthday any age and size - single layer) - $20 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR $20 79 P a g e

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82 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS NEEDLEWORK: Machine work must be straight and parallel and finished neatly. Seam finish is very important as are hems - all must be exactly straight and the seams must intersect in exactly the same spot. GENERAL: Use safety pins rather than ordinary sewing pins to attach tickets to your garment. This prevents pulling threads with loose pin ends. SECTION O NEEDLEWORK CHIEF STEWARD: ENTRY FEE: 50c. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1. ENTRIES CLOSE: 5pm Thursday. Exhibits to be with stewards by 10am Friday. TROPHY SPONSORS: D & S Goldspink; Nimble Thimble; Williams Family; Downtown Joinery; Tumba Patch Workers: Classes 11 and 19 donated by M Greenhalgh: Best machined garment in local section donated by Tumbarumba Foothills: Mary Greenhalgh Perpetual Trophy for most successful exhibitor in local section: Thank you to all these donors. CONDITIONS: No soiled or washed work. No entries to have been shown in this section previously. All work must be unaided work of exhibitor. SECTION O NEEDLEWORK 1 Patchwork Quilt. $10 Ruth Williams Memorial donated by Williams Family 2 Patchwork Cot Quilt 3 Patchwork any other article. $10 donated by Downtown Joinery 4 Applique article or garment 5 Quilted article or garment 6 Miniature quilt no more than 45cm x45cm $10 donated by D S & J Goldspink 7 Machine made garment $10 donated by D S & J Goldspink 8 Best constructed cushion any medium 9 Machine made household item 10 Item of counted cross stitch framed 11 Best piece of tapestry, $5 donated by Mary Greenhalgh 12 Best piece of creative embroidery, $15 donated by Nimble Thimble 13 Best constructed dolls clothes, doll not to judged. 14 Cloth Doll or Soft Toy 15 Item of fabric painting any medium, $10 donated by D S & J Goldspink 16 Item of machine embroidery 17 Best constructed bag 18 Sewing aide/companion eg pin cushion, needlecase etc, donated by Tumba Foothills 19 Any other form of needlework not mentioned 82 P a g e

83 LOCAL SECTION : radius of 30kms 20 Any article of patchwork. $10 donated by Mary Greenhalgh 21 Article of recycled material $10 donated by Downtown Joinery 22 Article suitable for a gift 23 Group Quilt (made by more than one person) $10 donated by Tumbarumba Patchwork Group 24 Item of work by a Senior over 70 years - $10 donated by D S & J Goldspink 25 Item of work done by hand SECTION P HANDCRAFTS STEWARD: Glenn Mannus Branch CWA. A display of home-crafts for CWA branches. Each branch, display to consist of eight articles of home-crafts which must have been completed within the last two years. Exhibits to be staged by 10am Friday. Eight articles of Home-crafts, own choice, one each of eight distinct crafts. This section is restricted to CWA branches only. 83 P a g e

84 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS KNITTING AND CROCHET: Evenness of stitching and tension through the garment is the main judging criteria. Top knitters will not leave any sign of needle marks where they leave off. Choosing the right needle size for your wool ply is very important in getting the tension right. The inside of the garment must be as neatly finished as the outside. There should be no loose threads. NO knots and the seams must be neatly finished in the same yarn as the garment and not bulky. The single worst fault with most knitting is that the inside finish is not neat enough. All garments should be worked in the one fibre, e.g., for a woollen jumper, seams and all finishing must be in woollen yarn; including buttons (don t sew on with cotton). In cotton crochet, all finishing in cotton, etc. The more difficult patterns do not necessarily win more prizes. Tricky patterns can be easy to mess up and errors will glare at judges. With a simple all-over stitch (e.g. stocking stitch) it can be more difficult to obtain a perfect look and this may be looked upon more favourably by judges. Fine crochet must lie flat with no puckering or bucking - it must have an even tension throughout with no leggy or loose stitches. SECTION Q KNITTING & CROCHET ETC. CHIEF STEWARD: Alex Hall ENTRY FEE: 50c. Entries close at 5pm Thursday and exhibits must be staged by 9am Friday. PRIZE MONEY: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1, unless otherwise specified. SPONSORS: Bendigo Woollen Mills; Mrs B McClelland; MA Mackenzie & Partners 1. Champion Exhibit- Knitted or crochet article made from any natural yarns (label attached) Trophy - $25 Voucher. Donated by Bendigo Woollen Mills 2. Most successful exhibitor in local section - Eva Heinecke Memorial Trophy 3. Most successful exhibitor in Section Q Trophy - $25 Voucher donated by Bendigo Woollen Mills 4. Best entry in Class 30 - Trophy $50, Lil Doughty Memorial Award 5. Best entry in Class 32 - Trophy $10, donated by Mrs B McClelland 6. Best doll or toy 7. Best knee rug or baby shawl - Trophy donated by MA Mackenzie & Partners 8. Best article using natural fibres other than wool. E.g. Alpaca - label attached. Trophy - $35 Scarf Kit, donated by Fibre Naturally - Alpaca Allure ENTRY CONDITIONS: All entries to have been made in the last two years. No soiled or washed work. No entries to have been shown in this section previously. All work must be unaided work of exhibitor. 1. Lady s / gent s jumper or cardigan, hand knitted, any ply 2. Child s jumper or cardigan, hand knitted, 8 to 12 ply 3. Child s jumper or cardigan, hand knitted, 4 to 5 ply 4. Any crochet garment 84 P a g e

85 5. Vest, knitted or crochet 6. Garment made from hand spun wool (sample attached), knitted or crochet 7. Hank/ball of hand spun wool 8. Pair of knitted socks 9. Set of Baby s clothes, at least 3 pieces, knitted 10. Baby s dress knitted or crochet 11. Pair baby s bootees, knitted or crochet 12. Small hand-knitted garment 13. Ladies Shawl, any technique 14. Scarf, any technique 15. Baby s shawl, knitted or crochet 16. Rug, knitted or crochet 17. Best dressed doll, knitted 18. Best dressed doll, crochet 19. Toy, knitted or crochet 20. Most attractive tea cosy, knitted or crochet 21. Household article, knitted or crochet 22. Article suitable for a gift, knitted or crochet 23. Best article by a beginner 24. Article made from natural fibre other than wool. E.g. Alpaca, Mohair LOCAL SECTION (30km radius) 25. Set Baby s clothes, at least three pieces - Lil Doughty Memorial Award 26. Baby s Matinee Jacket, knitted or crochet 27. Baby s bootees, knitted (pure wool, label attached) - $10 prize donated by Mrs B McClelland 28. Lady s / Gent s hand knitted jumper or cardigan 29. Child s hand - knitted jumper or cardigan 30. Adults/child s crochet garment 31. Knee rug, knitted or crochet 32. Article made from natural fibre/s 33. Article made from scraps of yarn 34. Coat hanger, knitted or crochet 35. Article featuring creative knitting or crochet 36. Any article of knitting or crochet not previously mentioned 85 P a g e

86 SECTION R AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY CHIEF STEWARD: J. Arnold all enquiries. Entries to be in the hands of the steward no later than one week prior to the show to allow plenty of time for judging. ENTRIES CLOSE 12 NOON, SATURDAY, 9 th MARCH, 2019, at the Office of Bower Wood Lawyers Entries taken, Friday 8 th, 10am to 4pm, Saturday 9 th, 9am to 12am. For Early Entries, and other delivery times not mentioned, contact the Chief Steward, J Arnold for details and other arrangments: PHOTOGRAPHY JUDGED BY Kylie Daley Classes 1-22 are limited to three entries per exhibitor per class. Photographs to be no larger than 5 x7 (13cmx18cm). Classes are limited to five entries per exhibitor per class. No size restrictions. All photos to be mounted on cardboard with a minimum border of 1cm. NO FRAMES. All photographs must be photographed by the exhibitor and shall not have previously been exhibited in the Tumbarumba Show. Special care will be taken by the Society for all photographs entered, but no responsibility taken. The judge reserves the right to investigate the origin of the photographs. ENTRY FEE: 50c. Exhibitors please note: Any photos entered in wrong sections are automatically disqualified, so please take care when entering. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated. If less than three exhibits in any section only first prize will be paid. If, in the opinion of the judge, an entry is worth a special prize, a prize may be awarded. SPONSORS: Most successful section, Tumbarumba Pharmacy: Champion photograph, HB Accounting Best black and white photograph, Tumbarumba Photography Group 1. Collection of three photos of local interest, consisting of one photo of a local sporting activity, one of local industry and a local landscape 2. Collection of four photos consisting of one of each, of the following: (1) summer (2) autumn (3) winter (4) spring. 3. Collection of four photos consisting of one of each of the following: (1) Seascape or landscape (2) Animal study (3) Child Study (4) Open subject 4. Collection of three or more photos on any subject (of same theme). 5. Best photo of any landscape, 1 st $5 6. Local building 7. Open subject 86 P a g e 8. Portrait 9. Autumn tints 10. Flower study 11. Child study 12. Animal study 13. Group portrait 14. Comedy theme 15. Reflections 16. Rural Scene 17. Sporting activity 18. Sunset or Sunrise 19. Rural activity 20. Snow scene 21. Local water scene 22. Macro (close-up) any subject

87 BLACK AND WHITE 23. Open subject 24. Local building 25. Portrait 26. Landscape 27. Collection of black and white photographs, three or more COMPUTERISED IMAGES 28. Open, any subject 29. Still life, digitally created image 30. Surreal (placing different photos into one) 31. Two photographs digitally enhanced TUMBARUMBA BOWLING CLUB Winton Street, Tumbarumba. Phone : Fax OPEN 7 DAYS LAWN BOWLS Become a member or socialise at the Tumbarumba Bowling Club TAB and KENO Facilities Available THE CLUB MOTEL Winton Street, Tumbarumba, Phone : Fax RESTAURANT Chinese and Australian meals 87 P a g e

88 SECTION S FINE ARTS CHIEF STEWARD: Gerald Hall All works must be the original works of the exhibitor with the name, address, title and if local subject printed on the back, with price or NFS. Any exhibits sold at the show will have 10% deducted by the P. A. & H. Society. All exhibits must be framed and ready to hang. Entries close 5pm Thursday, 16 th March; no work will be accepted after this time. ENTRY FEE: 50c PRIZE MONEY: First $2, Second $1. SPONSORS: G & A Hall; S & D Kent; C & K Lyons; Tumbarumba News Agency; I & D Lyons; Lyons Funerals; Tumbarumba Foothills; Roy McCelland; Artists on Parade; Tumbarumba Framing: Judy Maginnity Specific Categories: 1. Works on Paper Chalk Pastel, Oil Pastel, Water Colour, Pen & Ink, Pencil Variety This category also attracts the Shirley Kerrigan Memorial Trophy. (Donated by S & D Kent) C & K Lyons, cash prize for best works on paper. 2. Oil and Acrylic Any Subject This category also attracts the Tumbarumba Newsagency voucher. 3. Abstract and semi Abstract Any Media This category also attracts the Tumbarumba Foothills voucher. 4. Miniature Any media. 5. Other Sculpture, 3d Models, Pottery, and other items deemed suitable for Fine Art exhibition. No more than one exhibit per entry in this category. Exhibits entered in an inappropriate category may be moved to another category, excluded from Judging or not hung, at the discretion of the Stewards. Awards: There will be award certificates for the 1 st and 2 nd in all categories where there is more than six entries. Commended, Highly Commended or Encouragement may be awarded. Champion: Will receive the I & D Lyons, trophy for Champion Exhibit in Fine Arts Local Subject Award: Roy McClelland Award, The most original subject relating to Tumbarumba any media e.g. Sport, Industry, Events, Tourism etc. Encouragement Award: Will receive the Lyons Funeral $20 Encouragement Award. People s Choice Award: There will be provisions for voting a People s Choice of the Exhibition with the artist with the most votes receiving the Artist on Parade gift voucher and the voter in the draw receiving a prize donated by G & A Hall. 88 P a g e

89 SECTION T HANDICRAFTS STEWARDS: Tracey Jarrett CONDITIONS: All work must be the original and unaided work of the exhibitor including all spun, knitted and woven work. All works must have been completed within the last two years. Exhibits may be entered not more than two years running. Entries close 5pm Thursday; exhibits must be delivered to Show Pavilion not later than Friday. ENTRY FEE: 50c. SPONSORS: $20 most successful in Home-crafts, $30 prizes categories 8 & 31. Mellie Bell. $30 prizes catergories 6 & 17. Amanda Lewis. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated. EARTHEN WAR 1. Item of Ceramics 2. Item of air dry clay 3. Any other item of earthenware 4. Piece of novice work MISCELLANEOUS 5. One Christmas decoration 6. Collection of Christmas decorations (not less than three pieces) 1 st $10, 2 nd $5 7. Article made from recycled material, fabric, wood, metal, plastic, glass, rubber, or combination of materials 8. Senior Citizen craft work (over 65 years of age) 1 st $10, 2 nd $5 WOODWORK 9. Piece of furniture 10. Any machined turned wood article $5 11. Any article in wood $5 METALCRAFT 12. An example of metal craft LEATHERWORK 13. Any article using any technique PAPER 14. Article of Decoupage 15. Article of Paper Tole 16. Article of Quilling MACRAME 17. Any macramé item 1 st $10 2 nd $5 89 P a g e

90 HANDMADE TOYS 18. Prettiest Doll 19. Unusual Toy PICTURES MADE WITH NATURAL MATERIALS 20. A picture constructed with natural materials (foliage, flowers, bark etc) 21. As above for novices CRAFT PAINTING 22. Picture on any fabric 23. Small household item or set 24. Work on an article of clothing 25. A work on wood, glass or chine 26. Collection of folk art (not less than three pieces) 27. Useful folk art article 28. Piece of unusual folk art OTHER CRAFT TECHNIQUES 29. Any craft wall hanging 30. Any handmade teddy or doll 31. Exhibition of one woman s work, 6 district articles, any craft and class 1 st $10 2 nd $5 32. Dream Catcher/Mobile 33. Any article using fabric, cardboard and glue 34. Covered book, notebook, scrapbook, address book etc 35. Door stop 36. Article of jewellery 37. Any other craft article or technique not otherwise mentioned. 38. Piece of novice craft article or technique not otherwise mentioned. 90 P a g e

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95 SECTION U JUNIORS CHIEF OF JUNIOR PAVILION: Mrs W Willis All conditions as for relevant adult sections. All sections require age included on exhibits. ENTRY FEE: 50c per entry. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1. TROPHIES: Trophy awarded to the most successful junior exhibitor donated by Mrs L. Burness. TROPHY DONORS: Glen Mannus CWA, L Burness, M Lauder, H Symons, C Grant, P & P McPherson, B. Harvey, N Rouch, D Beehag, Bev Widdison, Mrs Ellen Bradley, D McClelland, M Bell, Greenfreight Logging, Williams Family, Anderson Agri Services, N & A McInnes. Exhibits for Needlework, Photography, Woollen work & home-crafts to be in the hands of the stewards by 5pm Thursday. Exhibits for cooking, flowers and vegetables, to be at the pavilion by, 5pm Friday. ALL COOKERY WORK MUST BE IN A CLEAR OVEN BAG, NOT GLAD WRAP. Pavilion closes 4.15pm Saturday, ready for collection at 4.30pm U A VEGETABLES Steward: W Willis. Trophy Donors: Junior Collection of Vegetables, : most successful in vegetables, Williams Family: OPEN AGE STATE AGE 1. Three Carrots any Varity 10. One Table Pumpkin 2. Three Squash Small 11. Six Potatoes any variety 3. Three Corn Cobs 12. Three Cucumbers 4. Six onions, any variety 13. Longest Zucchini 5. Plate of six Tomatoes, any variety 14. Four stalks of Silver Beet 6. Plate of six small Tomatoes 15. Six Hen Eggs 7. Plate of six Beans, any variety 16. Four Stalks of Rhubarb 8. Junior collection of vegetables 17. Largest Tomato 9. One table Marrow 18. Trombone Butter Nut Pumpkin 95 P a g e

96 U B - FLOWERS Steward: A Waters. Trophy Donors: P & P McPherson, most successful in flowers senior high and under: H Symons, most successful in flowers 10 years and under: $10.00 Gift Card 13 year & under 5 Years and Under 13 Years and Under 1. Decorated egg cup 10. Bowl of mixed flowers 2. Novelty fruit or vegetable 11. Miniature arrangement 3. Collection of 6 different leaves 12. Miniature garden, any container 13. Novelty container of flowers 10 Years and Under 14. Novelty fruit and/or vegetable 4. Novelty fruit and/or vegetable 15. Flowers in an eggcup 5. Decorated saucer of flowers 6. Bowl of mixed flowers 7. Collection of 12 different leaves Senior High and Under 8. Decorated eggcup 16. Novelty fruit and/or vegetable 9. Miniature arrangement of flowers, 17. Low bowl of flowers, suitable smaller than an eggcup for dining 18. Basket of mixed flowers 19. Tall and elegant 20. One, Rose any colour U C COOKERY STEWARD: C Willis Trophy Donors: Decorated Cake, C Grant, most successful boy in cooking, $10: J Fagg, most successful girl in cooking, $10: Best decorated item showing originality award, Donor, Bev Widdison. Competitor with most entries in Cooking, Donor, Ellen Bradley ALL WORK MUST BE IN A CLEAR OVEN BAG, NOT GLAD WRAP. 5 Years and Under 1. Plate of 6 chocolate crackles 2. Plate of 6 small cakes iced 3. Plate of 6 decorated Arrowroot biscuits Senior High and Under 10 Years and Under 15. Sponge sandwich (jam filled, un-iced) 4. Plate of 6 chocolate crackles 16. Plate of 6 pikelets 5. Plate of 6 decorated Arrowroot biscuits 17. Four decorated small cakes 6. Six small cakes, (3 iced, 3 plain) 18. Plain cake (un-iced, not sandwich) 7. Decorated cake 19. Six small cakes (iced) 8. Plate of 6 pikelets 20. Jam, (any variety) Decorated Arrowroot biscuits 14 Years and Under 23. Six Meringues 9. Six small cakes (3 iced, 3 plain) 10. Packet cake mix (un-iced, not sandwich) 11. Plate of 6 decorated Arrowroot biscuits 12. Sponge sandwich (jam filled, un-iced) 13. Plate of 6 pikelets 14. Decorated cake 96 P a g e

97 U D NEEDLEWORK STEWARD: D Beehag. TROPHY DONORS: Most successful in needlework 13 years and under; N & A McInnes: most successful in needlework Senior High and under: D McClelland; The Glen-Mannus CWA: classes 6, (all age groups); M. Bell Patchwork article. Champion Trophy Donated by D Beehag. 7 years and under 13 years and under Senior High and under STATE AGE 1. Apron any style 2. Pillowcase purchased, embroidered or trimmed 3. Pillowcase home-made, embroidered or trimmed 4. Cushion small up to 12 cm square, any medium/style 5. Cushion size over 12 cm square, any medium/style 6. Gift Article sewn or embroidered not home-craft style. 7. Gift Article for household use, e.g., coat hanger, jewellery holder, pot holder etc. 8. Christmas article, sewn or embroidered in any style 9. Best Dressed Doll or Teddy-type toy in home-made (not purchased) clothing 10. Any other style or item of needlework not mentioned, e.g., canvas work, garment, applique, patchwork or quilting U E WOOLLEN WORK STEWARD: D. Beehag. Pieces to be at least 15cm square and mounted on cardboard, secured at the top only so reverse may be seen when required. DONOR: Most successful woollen work, L Burness. Articles may be any of own choice. OPEN AGE STATE AGE 1. Knitted article/piece 2. Crocheted article/piece 3. Woven article/piece 4. Article of French Knitting 5. Braided or Macramé article in wool or yarn 97 P a g e

98 U F HOMECRAFTS, METAL AND WOOD STEWARDS: L Burness & N Harvey All work must be original of the child, age to be included on all work. TROPHY DONORS: most successful Senior High School & under; N. Rouch: most successful 13 yrs. & under and most successful 9 years & under; M Lauder: Most successful Girl under 5years; Most successful Boy under 5 years; B. Harvey: Champion in Home-crafts; Anderson Agri Services: 5 YEARS AND UNDER 1 Prettiest Doll 2. Article made from Lego Blocks (large or small) 3. Decorated paper plate 4. Article of Craft (gluing) 5. My Favourite Teddy. 6. One decorated hardboiled egg 7. Decorated rock 8. Anything made from play dough 9 YEARS AND UNDER 9. Craft Article made in a shoe box 10. Lego (own work, not a kit) 11. Lego kit 12. D I Y craft kit 13. Christmas craft kit 14. Three decorated hardboiled eggs 15. Anything made from play dough 16. Folk Art 13 YEARS AND UNDER 17. Any craft or gluing, from recycled materials 18. Lego kits 19. Piece of play dough 20. Wood/leather or metal work 21. Own short story or pome, (about your favourite place or pet) 22. Folk Art 23. Collage 24. Christmas Craft 25. Gift Card, (e.g. birthday, mother s day, birth) 26. Scrap Booking Senior High School and Under 27. Piece of Ceramic or Pottery Sculpture 28. Any article of wood, metal or leather 29. Own poem or short story about your favourite place or pet 30. Special occasion article, craft for Mother s, Father s, Birthday, Wedding or Birth. 31. Set of jewellery, at least two pieces (a pair of earrings count as one piece) 32. A single piece of Jewellery 33. Folk Art 34. Scrap Booking 98 P a g e

99 U G - FINE ARTS STEWARDS J. Button; W. Lavis TROPHY DONORS: Greenfreight Logging; Most Successful, Senior High School and Under; 13 Year and Under; 9 Year and Under; 5 Year and Under: Tumbarumba Foothills voucher for Best Junior entry. 5 YEARS AND UNDER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND UNDER 1. Picture in Pencil 22. Painting any subject oils. 2. Coloured in Picture 23. Painting any subject water colours 3. Picture in Texta 24. Drawing any subject crayons 4. Painted Picture 25. Drawing any subject pastels 5. Picture in Crayon 26. Drawing in pencil 9 YEARS AND UNDER 27. Drawing in Texta 6. Painting any subject oils 28. Abstract work 7. Painting any subject watercolours 29. Drawing, Black & White 8. Drawing any subject crayons 9. Drawing any subject pastels 10. Drawing in pencil 11. Drawing in Texta 12. Abstract work 13. Drawing in Black and White 13 YEARS AND UNDER 14. Painting any subject oils 15. Painting any subject water colours 16. Drawing any subject crayons 17. Drawing any subject pastels 18. Drawing in pencil 19. Drawing in Texta 20. Abstract work 99 P a g e

100 U H - PHOTOGRAPHY STEWARD: A Peck TROPHY DONOR: Most successful in photography; 9yrs & under; Noel & Handy; Most successful in photography; 12yrs & under; Noel & Handy; successful in photography; Snr High School & under; Noel & Handy All photos to be mounted on cardboard with a minimum border of 1cm. NO FRAMES. All photographs must be photographed by the exhibitor and shall not have previously been exhibited in the Tumbarumba Show. Special care will be taken by the Society for all photographs entered, but no responsibility taken. The judge reserves the right to investigate the origin of the photographs. On the back of each carded photo, please write the exhibitors name to help avoid loss. 9 YEARS AND UNDER 1. Local Activity 2. Animal study 3. Portrait 4. Funny Photo 5. Open subject 6. Flowers study 7. Sunset 12 YEARS AND UNDER 8. Animal Study 9. Portrait. 10. Funny photo 11. Open subject 12. Flower study 13. Sunset 14. Collection of 3 or more photos on any subject 15. Black and White Photo, open subject 16. Creative Photograph SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND UNDER 17. Animal study 18. Portrait 19. Funny photo 20. Open subject 21. Sea or landscape 22. Flower Study 23. Sunset 24. Collect of 3 or more photos on any subject 25. Black and White Photo, open subject. 26. Creative Photograph, e.g. digital 27. Selfie 100 P a g e

101 SECTION V TUMBARUMBA SHOWGIRL & SHOWBOY, 2yrs to under 6 yrs. commence 11:00 AM 6yrs to 17yrs commence 1:00PM SHOWGIRL, under 2years. SHOWBOY, under 2 years. SHOWGIRL, 2 yrs & under 6 yrs. SHOWBOY, 2 yrs & under 6 yrs. SHOWGIRL, 6yrs & under 10 yrs. SHOWBOY, 6 yrs & under 10 yrs. JUNIOR SHOWGIRL, 10 yrs & under 13yrs JUNIOR SHOWBOY, 10 yrs & under 13yrs MISS TEEN SHOW GIRL. 13 to 17 Years MR TEEN SHOW BOY. 13 to 17 Years Winners receive, Prize & Sash or Medallion Sponsored by, Tumbarumba Post Office, I & E Chaffey Hyne Timber 101 P a g e

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