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1 GIBBS FARM CENTRE IS YOUR COMPLETE RURAL SUPPLIER SERVING THE FARMING COMMUNITY FOR OVER 80 YEARS

2 QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC OFFICE BEARERS 2015 Patrons; Mr Bill Lilley and Queanbeyan Mayor President: Mr Michael Harriden Vice Presidents: Ms Ellen Hallam, Fred Zarb Secretary: Mrs Cherie Harriden Treasurer: Mrs Kim Holden The President, Committee and members wish to sincerely thank all those people who sponsored events and advertised in this schedule. You have helped to make the 2015 ActewAGL Queanbeyan Show possible. SHOW OFFICE HOURS AM TO 5.00 PM 27th October- 5th November 2015 Access to the show office via Cooma Street Office Phone: (02) two weeks before the show After hours contact: secretary Assistant Visit our web page : secretary@queanbeyanshow.com.au Queanbeyan Show Society Inc on 2

3 Membership Package Queanbeyan Show Society Inc Welcome to the Queanbeyan Show Society, as a member of the show society you will receive; Free entry in to the show across the weekend Free Members breakfast OR lunch with tea/coffee or fruit box from the show society catering team located under the grandstand. 2 discount beverage vouchers for members over 18 By becoming a member you will have a voice to assist in the coordination of the annual show. You vote and contributions count Voting rights at general meetings held the First Tuesday of each month 7.30pm Voting rights at AGM Opportunity to become a member of the committee to help make decisions Share ideas Please contact the show secretary if you have any further questions on If you have some photos of the show that you would like to share please send them in by mail or . Please visit our web page, join our Facebook page; Queanbeyan Show Society Inc,: or us at queanbeyanshow@yahoo.com.au 3

4 BECOME A MEMBER NOW To become a member of the Queanbeyan Show Society simply fill in this form and return with payment to the Secretary, PO Box 31, Queanbeyan NSW 2620 Membership fees $10-00 Adult, $5-00 Junior Under 16 years Name ( Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms) Address Telephone Number Payment enclosed. e- address. ADMISSION ADULTS: $10.00 CHILDREN: 7 16 yrs $5.00 Family: 2 Adults & 2 children $20.00 Under 6 Free Pensioners: $5.00 Camping $20 per night You can pay your membership and entry fees online Queanbeyan show Society Inc BSB: Acc Please forward an to secretary@queanbeyanshow.com.au 4

5 BELL S AMUSEMENT HIRE CARNIVAL PROMOTERS PHONE: after 6 p.m or write to P O Box 254 Queanbeyan NSW 2620 Merry-Go-Rounds, super Slide, Large & Small Inflatable Castles Fetes, Barbeques, Children s Xmas Parties 5

6 SCHOOL PRODUCE CHALLENGE Together with Queanbeyan High School, we have initiated an exciting challenge to all schools (primary and secondary) to get involved with your local Country Show. All you need you to do is get INVOLVED, get MOTIVATED, get DIGGING, get PLANTING and most of all to have some FUN competing against Queanbeyan High (who says they can t be beaten) in growing your own produce at school! To win a $100 in prize money and the 2011 Perpetual Shield We are looking for the best collection of vegetables - which will be made up of six different kinds of veggies AND must be grown by your school If you are interested in entering our challenge please contact the Show Society for more details. Contact numbers: (02) or Show office (02) queanbeyanshow@yahoo.com.au Entry is FREE for this competition Perpetual Trophy proudly sponsored by Harriden Family 2007Queanbeyan High School 2008 Queanbeyan High School 2009 Queanbeyan High School 2010 Jerrabomberra Public School 2011 Queanbeyan High School 2012 Queanbeyan High School 2013 Queanbeyan High School 6

7 Jr Show Girl Competitions 2015 Proudly Sponsored by White Lady Funeral Home Judging for junior sections - Saturday 9 th November Teenage 13-17yrs am Miss Junior 7-12yrs am Tiny Tots 3-6yrs pm Entries will be accepted at the Queanbeyan Show office in the week leading up to the 2015 Show. If you have any questions about the junior competitions please contact Mercia Neville Please meet and register at the treasurer s office under the grandstand 10 mins prior to judging. Judging will commence there after. *All entrants must be present 15 mins prior to official opening. *The winner will be announced at the official opening at 1.30pm Parents, these times may vary slightly depending on the number of entries we receive and the running of the official opening. Judging is done early to enable the judges adequate time to make their final decision. Judges decision is final. 7

8 Junior Show girl Entry Form Childs Name Age. Address Parents Name.. Phone.. Mobile... Class: Teenage Junior Tiny Tots We use images of entrants and winners in promotion of the competition and the annual show; on the internet, newspapers and other advertising material. 236 Crawford Street, Queanbeyan NSW 2620 (02)

9 Showgirl Competition 2015 Millie McInnes 2015 Showgirl Showgirl years old. For more information on this competition please contact Julieanne The Showgirl Competition aims to find a young woman to act as an ambassador for rural NSW with her role involving many official and informal duties both at the Sydney Royal Easter Show and during her travels within NSW and overseas. The contestants are judged on personality, confidence, ambition and life goals, general knowledge, rural knowledge, presentation and speech. Finalists are also asked to demonstrate knowledge of their local community and current affairs and apart from their potential ambassadorial qualities, contestants are also judged on their involvement in and experience of rural affairs 9

10 The Competition is open to those who are permanent residents of Australia. 1. Entrants must be women aged from 18 years to under 25 years as at 1 May in the year of the State Final. 2. Entrants must reside, be educated, or work within New South Wales for at least three months prior to their local Showgirl Competition to qualify to compete within the State. 3. Only candidates nominated by an Agricultural Show Society are eligible for Zone and State Final judging. 4. Previous entrants in the Showgirl Competition are eligible to enter however they are not to have been one of the 1st, 2nd or 3rd placegetters in a previous State Final. 10

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12 Get your breakfast from 6 am Under the grandstand At Harro s Kitchen What started out as Devonshire tea has come a long way now serving the officials at the Queanbeyan Show Society s Official Luncheon. Serving the Mayor, major sponsors and in years gone by the Governor General. As well as supplying food and drink to the volunteers and Members for the Friday before the show, Saturday and Sunday. Maree Harriden started the canteen 22 years ago. The late Frank Hallam, the president at the time asked if there would be chance for a cuppa and maybe something sweet. Maree commenced Devonshire Tea (tea and scones) Frank tried his luck again and asked for sandwiches too. Maree and Bill, with their 5 children; Michael, Kim, Edward, Leah and Emma started selling to the public. As the kids grew up they ventured into other areas of the show. Emma has stayed and with each year has gained valuable knowledge and experience in the show canteen. We still serve the official luncheon, with something different each year. From 5am till the end of the show you will find us in the canteen, under the grandstand, come in and say Hello! What we serve; Country Breakfast Bacon and Egg Roll Sausages Fresh Sandwiches Yummy Fresh Fruit Salad and Cream Tea, Coffee, Fruit-box and Water. 12

13 Entertainment Page REPTILE AWARENESS DISPLAY OF AUSTRALIA Demonstrations all weekend. Come along and see some of the dangerous snakes found in our wide brown land. Learn how to tell them apart and how to protect yourself from the danger. Fireworks spectacular this year celebrating the centenary of ActewAGL and so much more, Fireworks EXPLODE at 8.3pm Saturday night 13

14 Saturday and Sunday Entertainment Schools As Community Centre Queanbeyan : craft and badge making in the Kids Zone Bring the kids, bring everyone along to the see the Animal Farm Yard located at the Cattle Pavilion Bush Poets Come along and hear poetry from the Queanbeyan Bush Poets and Friends. The show will be hosted by award winning poets Ralph Scrivens and Laurie McDonald and other poets are invited to bring along a poem to read or recite. MollyCoddle party people Miniture Trains under the grandstand come along and have a play face painting and ball games will be there with there Gecko Gang offering Competition to win a Webber BBQ with a patio cart and $500 voucher from Linbeck Butchery Prize value $

15 Zac, Anthony, John and Mick perform at this years show Saturday Night 5:30 9:30 15

16 Performances Saturday and Sunday 16

17 The story of the men from snowy river. During world war one on the 6th January 1916, almost one hundred years ago, twelve men left delegate to march 220 miles to Goulburn to join the army, gathering more recruits along the way. When they reached Goulburn 22 days later 144 men marched in to that city. they carried the handmade flag that will be in the Queanbeyan parade and were welcomed in every town and village along the way. the hospitality these men received was second to none as they camped at showgrounds and other buildings as well as shearing sheds at stations along the route. the snowy river men became part of the 55th battalion and after several months in Goulburn, the men sailed on the "port Sydney" bound for the somme in northern France. here many lost their lives as well as experiencing terrible hardship in the trenches. there were nine other recruitment marches, the most well-known being the cooee march. The parade will enter through the Lowe St gate and will proceed to the front of the grandstand where the "SNOWY MOB" CHILDRENS CHOIR PERFORM in front of the grandstand from

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19 Baby Animal Farm Yard Come and see baby animals at this year s show. Lambs, goats, chickens, ducklings.sheep shearing demonstrations Farm Yard open from 10am - 4 pm Saturday and Sunday Sponsored by Canberra Pest care and Brindabella Stockfeed 19

20 Contents Page Yard Dog Trails Page 22 Boer Goats Page 23 Black and Coloured Page 28 Dairy Goats Page 31 Poultry Page 34 Pavilion exhibits Page 39 Equestrian Events Page 79 Good Luck to all participants. New and Returning! Your participation helps to produce an event for everyone to enjoy 20

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22 Queanbeyan Show Society Inc. Est PO Box 31 QUEANBEYAN NSW 2620 ABN: YARD DOG TRIALS SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER 2015 AFFILIATED WITH THE NSWYDA ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 4 th NOVEMBER 2015 IMPROVER OPEN; ONE RUN MAIDEN NOVICE; ONE RUN NO MAIDEN OR NOVICE DOGS IN IMPROVER OR OPEN IMPROVER MAIDEN FINALS MAY BE DEPENDANT IMPROVER MAIDEN FINALS MAY BE DEPENDANT STARTING TIME 8AM SHARP HANDLER DOG MAIDEN $5.00 NOVICE $6.00 IMPROVER $6.00 OPEN $8.00 ENTRIES CAN BE POSTED TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH CHEQUES MADE PAYABLE TO QUEANBYAN SHOW SOCIETY Inc. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN. I WILL NOT HOLD THE ORGANIZERS RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS, DAMAGE OR INJURY NAME: ADDRESS: SIGANTURE: 21

23 QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. ANNUAL QUEANBEYAN SHOW 7 TH AND 8 TH NOVEMBER 2015 SECTION BG BOER GOATS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY ANIMAL CRATES AUSTRALIA, DHL AND QUEANBEYAN DIESEL Boer Goat Breeders Association of Australia NSW STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2015 Judges: Peter Mitchell (Vic) Pierre Bouwer (NSW) Stephen Andrews (New Zealand) Ring Steward Daniel Fenning BGBAA Contact Persons: Chris Andrews - Mob: Tracey Wood - Mob: Entry Fee: $15.00 per entry $15.00 Group Classes $10.00 for Queanbeyan Show Society Members Entries Close: 18 th October

24 Exhibitors must be financial members of the Boer Goat Breeders' Association of Australia at date of entries All Goats MUST be penned by 9.00am Saturday, 7 November Judging commences 10.00am Saturday 7 th November 2015 (Does) Judging commences 9.00am Sunday 8 th November 2015 (Bucks) CONDITIONS OF ENTRY All Animals must remain on the showground until 3.00pm Sunday 8 November and shall not be removed prior without the permission of the Chief Steward. Every attendant while parading an exhibit before a judge shall wear a white coat which must not carry any insignia or marking which may identify the exhibitor. The age of the goats will be calculated from birth to day of judging. Saturday 7 TH November 2015 JUNIOR DOE CLASSES Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Standard Boer Doe kid under 6 months of age Standard Boer Doe kid 6 months and under 9 months of age Standard Boer Doe kid 9 months and under 12 months of age JUNIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER DOE JUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARD BOER DOE Red Boer Doe kid under 12 months of age JUNIOR CHAMPION RED BOER DOE RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RED BOER DOE INTERMEDIATE DOE CLASSES Class 9 Standard Boer Doe 12 months and under 16 months of age Class 10 Standard Boer Doe 16 months and under 20 months of age Class 11 Standard Boer Doe 20 months and under 24 months of age Class 12 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION STANDARD BOER DOE Class 13 RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION STANDARD BOER DOE 23

25 SENIOR DOE CLASSES Senior Red Boer Doe classes will be run depending on number of entries. Classes may be combined if there are insufficient entries per class. Class 14 Class 15 Class 16 Red Boer Doe 12 months and under 24 months of age Red Boer Doe 24 months and under 36 months of age Red Boer Doe 36 months of age and over Class 17 SENIOR CHAMPION RED BOER DOE Class 18 SENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION RED BOER DOE Class 19 Standard Boer Doe 24 months and under 36 months of age Class 20 Standard Boer Doe 36 months and under 48 months of age Class 21 Standard Boer Doe 48 months of age and over Class 22 SENIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER DOE Class 23 RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER DOE Class 24 GRAND CHAMPION BOER DOE (All Standard and Red Boer Doe Champions from Classes 4, 7, 12, 17 and 22 are eligible to compete) GROUP CLASSES Entries must be drawn from the General Classes. Standard and Red Boers eligible to compete Class 25 Breeders Group of 2 does bred and owned by Exhibitor Class 26 Doe and 1 progeny - any age and sex, must be owned by exhibitor CONCLUSION OF FIRST DAY OF JUDGING 24

26 SECOND DAY OF JUDGING Sunday 8 TH November 2015 JUNIOR BUCK CLASSES Class 27 Standard Boer Buck kid under 6 months of age Class 28 Standard Boer Buck kid 6 months and under 9 months of age Class 29 Standard Boer Buck kid 9 months and under 12 months of age Class 30 JUNIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER BUCK Class 31 RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER BUCK Class 32 Red Boer Buck kid under 12 months of age Class 33 JUNIOR CHAMPION RED BOER BUCK Class 34 RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RED BOER BUCK INTERMEDIATE BUCK CLASSES Class 35 Standard Boer Buck 12 months and under 16 months of age Class 36 Standard Boer Buck 16 months and under 20 months of age Class 37 Standard Boer Buck 20 months and under 24 months of age Class 38 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION STANDARD BOER BUCK Class 39 RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION STANDARD BOER BUCK SENIOR BUCK CLASSES Senior Red Boer Buck classes will be run depending on number of entries. Classes may be combined if there are insufficient entries per class. Class 40 Class 41 Class 42 Red Boer Buck 12 months and under 24 months of age Red Boer Buck 24 months of age and under 36 months of age Red Boer Buck 36 months and over Class 43 SENIOR CHAMPION RED BOER BUCK Class 44 RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION RED BOER BUCK Class 45 Standard Boer Buck 24 months and under 36 months of age Class 46 Standard Boer Buck 36 months and under 48 months of age Class 47 Standard Boer Buck 48 months of age and over (Classes 46 and 47 may be combined if entries numbers insufficient) 25

27 Class 48 SENIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER BUCK Class 49 RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION STANDARD BOER BUCK Class 50 GRAND CHAMPION BOER BUCK Proudly sponsored by ANIMAL CRATES AUSTRALIA (All Standard and Red Boer Buck Champions from Classes 30, 33, 38, 43 and 48 are eligible to compete) GROUP CLASSES Entries must be drawn from the General Classes. Red Boers eligible to compete Class 51 Class 52 Breeders Group of 2 Bucks bred and owned by exhibitor Sire and 1 Buck progeny any age and sex, must be owned by exhibitor Class STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS SUPREME EXHIBIT Proudly sponsored by DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - less than 15 exhibits MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - over 15 exhibits PRIZE MONEY Champions $50 Reserve Champions $25 Junior Champion Doe Champion Boer Buck Grand Champion Buck Supreme Exhibit Chris Carter Memorial Trophy Limited Edition Painting donated by Micathel Stud Animal Crates Australia The Divine Trophy donated by Micathel Stud DHL Global Forwarding CONCLUSION OF SECOND DAY OF JUDGING PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY 26

28 QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. ANNUAL QUEANBEYAN SHOW 9th NOVEMBER SECTION CA BLACK AND COLOURED SHEEP Tobin Brothers Funeral Home Chief Steward: PO. Box 31 Queanbeyan NSW 2620 Phone Assistant Chief Steward: Entry Fee: $1.00 Entries Close: Monday 19 th october2015 P.O. Box 31 Queanbeyan NSW 2620 Enquiries to: ALL EXHIBITORS MUST USE LEAD ROPES IN THE JUDGING RING. All sheep MUST have Health Certificate and all sheep to be penned by 9.00am on Sunday 8th November

29 Class EXTRA FINE, 1. Ram 2 tooth 2. Ram 4 tooth and over CHAMPION EXTRA FINE RAM - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION EXTRA FINE and finer RAM - RIBBON 3. Ewe 2 tooth 4. Ewe 4 tooth and over CHAMPION EXTRA FINE RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION EXTRA FINE RIBBON FINE WOOL 5. Ram 2 tooth 6. Ram 4 tooth and over CHAMPION FINE WOOL RAM RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION FINE WOOL RAM RIBBON 7. Ewe 2 tooth 8. Ewe 4 tooth and over CHAMPION FINE WOOL EWE RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION FINE WOOL EWE RIBBON MEDIUM WOOL 9. Ram 2 tooth 10. Ram 4 tooth and over CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL RAM RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL RAM RIBBON 11. Ewe 2 tooth 12. Ewe 4 tooth and over CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL EWE RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL EWE RIBBON STRONG WOOL 13. Ram 2 tooth 14. Ram 4 tooth and over CHAMPION STRONG WOOL RAM RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION STRONG WOOL RAM RIBBON 15. Ewe 2 tooth 16. Ewe 4 tooth and over CHAMPION STRONG WOOL EWE RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION STRONG WOOL EWE RIBBON 28

30 LAMBS 17. Ram lamb 64 s and finer 18. Ram lamb 58 s 62 s 19. Ram lamb 50 s 56 s 20. Ram lamb 48 s and stronger 21. Ewe lamb 64 s and finer 22. Ewe lamb 58 s 62 s 23. Ewe lamb 50 s 56 s 24. Ewe lamb 48 s and stronger CHAMPION LAMB RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB RIBBON GROUPS 25. Group of 1 ram and 2 ewes 26. Pair of ewes GRAND CHAMPION EWE GRAND CHAMPION RAM GRAND CHAMPION LAMB SUPREME CHAMPION EXHIBIT (Grand Champion Ram, Ewe and Lamb) Trophy supplied by Yarralumla Meats/Butchery MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Points will be awarded on the following basis: 3 points for 1 st, 2 points for 2 nd, 1 point for 3 rd, 3 points for Supreme Champion, 3 points for Grand Champion, 2 points for Champion and 1 point for Reserve Champion. Points will be taken from Classes 1 to 26 plus Championships. In the event that two or more Exhibitors gain an equal number of points, the Exhibitor with the greatest number of first prizes will gain the Award. Should a tie still occur, the second and third prizes will be taken into consideration. 29

31 QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. ANNUAL QUEANBEYAN SHOW 7 TH AND 8 TH NOVEMBER 2015 SECTION DG DAIRY GOATS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY QUEANBEYAN DIESEL Chief Steward: Assistant Chief Stewards: Mary McMahon PO Box 31 QUEANBEYAN NSW 2620 Ph: (02) Miss Abbey Daly Miss Amelia Davis Entry Fee: $1.00 Entries Close: 18 th October 2015 Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $1.00 Enquiries to: Chief Steward All Goats MUST be penned by 9.00am Saturday, 7 November 2015 Judging commences 9.30am CONDITIONS OF ENTRY The age of any goat shall be calculated from the date of birth and to show date. In awarding the Championship, the first prize winner in each applicable class shall be eligible to compete. In awarding the Reserve Championship, the first prize winner in each applicable age Class and the second prize winner in the Class from which the Champion was chosen shall be eligible to compete. 30

32 CLASSES MAY BE COMBINED OR SPLIT AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CHIEF STEWARD Class 1. Best presented and prepared goat 2. Saanen Doe in milk 3 years and over 3. Saanen Doe in milk under 3 years 4. Toggenburg Doe in milk 3 years and over 5. Toggenburg Doe in milk under 3 years 6. British Alpine Doe in milk 3 years and over 7. British Alpine Doe in milk under 3 years 8. Anglo-Nubian Doe in milk 3 years and over 9. Anglo-Nubian Doe in milk under 3 years 10. Australian Melaan Doe in milk any age 11. Australian Brown Doe in milk any age 12. Dry Doe any Breed must have kidded in the last 2 years 13. Type and Production (Production points awarded from 24 hour test held within the last 2 years) 14. Type and Production (Herd recording points) 15. Best udder first lactation 16. Best udder - second and subsequent lactation BEST UNDDERED DOE RIBBON RESERVE BEST UDDERED DOE - RIBBON CHAMPION DOE - RIBBON - $50 RESERVE CHAMPION DOE - RIBBON 17. Saanen Doe goatling 1-2 years 18. Toggenburg Doe goatling 1-2 years 19. British Alpine Doe goatling 1-2 years 20. Anglo-Nubian Doe goatling 1-2 years 21. Australian Melaan Doe goatling 1-2 years 22. Australian Brown Doe goatling 1-2 years CHAMPION GOATLING - RIBBON - $50 RESERVE CHAMPION GOATLING - RIBBON 23. Saanen Doe kid under 4 months 24. Toggenburg Doe kid under 4 months 25. British Alpine Doe kid under 4 months 26. Anglo-Nubian Doe kid under 4 months 27. Australian Melaan Doe kid under 4 months 28. Australian Brown Doe kid under 4 months 29. Saanen Doe kid 4 months and under 12 months 30. Toggenburg Doe kid 4 months and under 12 months 31

33 31. British Alpine Doe kid 4 months and under 12 months 32. Anglo-Nubian Doe kid 4 months and under 12 months 33. Australian Melaan Doe kid 4 months and under 12 months 34. Australian Brown Doe kid 4 months and under 12 months CHAMPION DOE KID - RIBBON - $50 RESERVE CHAMPION DOE KID - RIBBON 35. Buck kid under 12 months any Breed 36. Buck 1 year and under 2 years any Breed 37. Buck 2 years and over any Breed CHAMPION BUCK - RIBBON - $50 RESERVE CHAMPION BUCK - RIBBON 38. Doe and daughter - same breed (same owner) 39. Dam's progeny - same breed (same owner) two progeny of 1 Doe 40. Sires progeny -same breed (same owner) two progeny of 1 Buck 41. Breeder's group Senior, Junior and Kid 42. Child handler under 15 years SUPREME CHAMPION DAIRY GOAT OF SHOW - $250 - PERPETUAL TROPHY BEST OF BREED SAANEN - $50 and RIBBON BEST OF BREED TOGGENBURG - $50 and RIBBON BEST OF BREED BRITISH ALPINE - $50 and RIBBON BEST OF BREED ANGLO-NUBIAN - $50 and RIBBON BEST OF BREED AUSTRALIAN MELAAN - $50 and RIBBON BEST OF BREED AUSTRALIAN BROWN - $50 and RIBBON MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - RIBBON QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. AND MEMBERS WISH TO THANK QUEANBEYAN DIESEL FOR THEIR SPONSORSHIP 32

34 SECTION E POULTRY PROUDLY SPONSORED BY GIBBS FARM CENTRE, BEASEC ENTERPRISE PTY LTD AND CANBERRA QUEANBEYAN POULTRY CLUB. Chief Steward: Mr Terry Turner Entry Fee: $1.00 Entries to: The Secretary Queanbeyan Show Society Inc. P.O. Box 31 QUEANBEYAN N.S.W Entries Close: Wednesday 4th November REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS The Committee reserves the right to disqualify and remove from the ground any exhibit that is (in the opinion of the said Committee) detrimental to the health of other exhibits. Entry fees must accompany entries otherwise entries will not be accepted. Entries accepted are final no alterations will be made by the Secretary or Steward. The Committee will take all care but accept no responsibility for loss or damage of exhibits. Any exhibits not collected by 6.00pm on 8 th November 2015 will be the sole responsibility of the owner. All exhibits to be penned by 9.30am on Saturday 07 th November 2015 at which time judging will commence. Entries not to be removed from the pavilion before 4.30pm Sunday 08 th November

35 PRIZE MONEY First Prize $ nd Prize $1.00 Best Bird in Show: $50.00 Best Large Softfeather $25.00 Reserve Bird in Show: $30.00 Best Large Hardfeather $25.00 Best Softfeather Bird in Show: $15.00 Best Softfeather Bantam $25.00 Best Hardfeather Bird in Show: $15.00 Best Hardfeather Bantam $25.00 Best Waterfowl $15.00 SPECIAL AWARDS (SASHES) Best Bird in Show Best Large Softfeather Reserve Large Softfeather Best Large Hardfeather Reserve Large Hardfeather Best Softfeather Bantam Best Bronze Hen Reserve Softfeather Bantam Best Hardfeather Bantam Reserve Hardfeather Bantam Best Waterfowl Best Breeding Pair Best Bronze Gobbler LARGE FOWL SOFTFEATHER CLASSES 1. New Hampshire Male 19. Sussex Male 2. New Hampshire Female 20. Sussex Female 3. Plymouth Rock AC Male 21. Dorking Male 4. Plymouth Rock AC Female 22. Dorking Female 5. Wyandotte Gold Laced Male 23. Leghorn White Male 6. Wyandotte Gold Laced Female 24. Leghorn White Female 7. Wyandotte Silver Laced Male 25. Leghorn Black Male 8. Wyandotte Silver Laced Female 26. Leghorn Black Female 9. Wyandotte White Male 27. Leghorn AOC Male 10. Wyandotte White Female 28. Leghorn AOC Female 11. Wyandotte AOC Male 29. Ancona Male 12. Wyandotte AOC Female 30. Ancona Female 13. Langshan AC Male 31. Hamburgh AC Male 14. Langshan AC Female 32. Hamburgh AC Female 15. Rhode Island Male 33. Silkie AC Male 16. Rhode Island Female 34. Silkie AC Female 17. Australorp Male 35. AOV Softfeather Male 18. Australorp Female 36. AOV Softfeather Female 34

36 LARGE FOWL HARDFEATHER CLASSES 37. Indian Game AC Male 45. OEG Pile Male 38. Indian Game AC Female 46. OEG Pile Female 39. Australian Game AC Male 47. OEG Blue Red Male 40. Australian Game AC Female 48. OEG Blue Red Female 41. OEG Black Red Male 49. OEG AOC Male 42. OEG Part ge/clay/wheaten Female 50. OEG AOC Female 43. OEG Duckwing Male 51. AOV Hardfeather Male 44. OEG Duckwing Female 52. AOV Hardfeather Female BANTAM SOFTFEATHER CLASSES 53. Pekin Black Male 72. Rhode Island Female 54. Pekin Black Female 73. Plymouth Rock AC Male 55. Pekin White Male 74. Plymouth Rock AC Female 56. Pekin White Female 75. Japanese Male 57. Pekin AOC Male 76. Japanese Female 58. Pekin AOC Female 77. Leghorn White Male 59. Australorp Black Male 78. Leghorn White Female 60. Australorp Black Female 79. Leghorn AOC Male 61. Langshan Black Male 80. Leghorn AOC Female 62. Langshan Black Female 81. Ancona Male 63. Langshan AOC Male 82. Ancona Female 64. Langshan AOC Female 83. Frizzle Male 65. Wyandotte White Male 84. Frizzle Female 66. Wyandotte White Female 85. Belgian AV Male 67. Wyandotte AOC Male 86. Belgian AV Female 68. Wyandotte AOC Female 87. Rosecomb AC Male 69. Sussex Male 88. Rosecomb AC Female 70. Sussex Female 89. AOV Softfeather Male 71. Rhode Island Male 90. AOV Softfeather Femal BANTAM HARDFEATHER CLASSES 91. Modern Pile Male 102. OEG Spangle Male 92. Modern Pile Female 103. OEG Spangle Female 93. Modern Black Red Male 104. OEG AOC Male 94. Modern Black Red Female 105. OEG AOC Female 95. Modern Game AOC Male 106. Indian Game AC Male 96. Modern Game AOC Female 107. Indian Game AC Female 97. OEG Black Red Male 108. Australian Game AC Male 98. OEG Partridge/Clay/Wheaten Female 109. Australian Game AC F 99. OEG Blue Red Male 110. AOV Hardfeather Male 100. OEG Blue Red Female 111. AOV Hardfeather Female 101. OEG Blue Tail Wheaten Female 35

37 WATERFOWL CLASSES 112. Muscovy Male 120. Campbell AC Male 113. Muscovy Female 121. Campbell AC Female 114. Mallard White Male 122. Pekin Male 115. Mallard White Female 123. Pekin Female 116. Mallard AOC Male 124. Cayuga Male 117. Mallard AOC Female 125. Cayuga Female 118. Indian Runner AC Male 126. AOV Male 119. Indian Runner AC Female 127. AOV Female BREEDING PAIR CLASSES 128. Large Fowl Softfeather 131. Hardfeather Bantam 129. Large Fowl Hardfeather 132. Waterfowl 130. Softfeather Bantam TURKEY CLASSES. 133 Bronze Male 134 Bronze Hen 135 AVO Turkey QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. AND MEMBERS WISHES TO THANK GIBBS FARM CENTRE, BEASEC ENTERPRISES PTY LTD AND CANBERRA QUEANBEYAN POULTRY CLUB FOR THEIR SPONSORSHIP. 36

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39 PAVILION EXHIBITS Chief Steward: Janice Moore Assistant Steward: Chris Tarlinton 1st and 2nd cards in all sections CLOSING OF ENTRIES: Junior Art, Handwriting and Creative Writing 3.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY 29th OCTOBER. All other sections 2.00 p.m. THURSDAY 5th November Entry Forms and money to be taken to the Secretary s Office during office hours -Monday to FRIDAY a.m p.m. commencing 25th October 2015 NOTE: Closed for lunch p.m. EXHIBITS ARE NOT TO BE LEFT AT OFFICE. SPECIAL NOTE: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL ENTRIES BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW. ALL EXHIBITIS MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE STEWARDS: From 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. FRIDAY 7th November, except Flowers, Garden Produce SATURDAY 8th November between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. FRIDAY judging to commence at 10:00 a.m. SATURDAY judging to commence at 9:00 a.m. All exhibits to be ticketed before handing to Stewards. PAVILION WILL CLOSE AT 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY Collection of Exhibits: No agricultural pavilion exhibit may be removed before 3:30 p.m. SUNDAY 9th NOVEMBER. The pavilion will close at 3:00 p.m. on SUNDAY 9th November and reopen at 3:30 for the collection of exhibits. Exhibits must be collected between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. SUNDAY 9th NOVEMBER. Any exhibit not collected at this time shall become the sole responsibility of the exhibitor. ALL PRIZE MONEY IS TO BE COLLECTED ON 9th NOVEMBER OR WILL BE FORFEITED. ALL ENTRIES MUST HAVE BEEN COMPLETED WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS All exhibits shall be in the custody of the Society for the duration of the Show and shall be handled by the Society s appointed stewards only. All care shall be taken, but the Society does not accept any responsibility for loss or damage to any exhibit. THIS SOCIETY WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR EXHIBITS NOT COLLECTED FROM THE PAVILION BETWEEN 3:30 AND 4:30 P.M. SUNDAY 9th NOVEMBER 38

40 Most Successful Overall Pavilion Exhibitor to receive the Mrs Jean Hallam Perpetual Memorial Trophy Previous Winners: 2001 Maryanne Parker 2007 Maryanne Parker 2002 Janet Ylias 2008 Daniel Duvall 2003 Dawn Mayne 2009 Queanbeyan High School 2004 Lorna Browne 2010 Queanbeyan High School 2005 Janet Ylias 2011 Carol Muscovich 2006 Lorna Browne 2012 Robin Meres 2013 Queanbeyan High School 2014 Amanda Mackinnell 39

41 SECTION F - WOOL JUDGING FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Stewards: Monaro Wool Services Telephone: Ben Litchfield Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $4.00 and Ribbon 2 nd $2.00 and Ribbon Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. RESTRICTED SECTION (For owners of less than 1500 sheep) Class 1. Superfine wool fleece ewe or wether 2. Fine wool fleece ewe or wether 3. Medium or strong wool fleece ewe or wether 4. Best rams fleece superfine or fine 5. Best rams fleece medium or strong OPEN CLASSES 6. Superfine wool fleece ewe or wether 7. Fine wool fleece ewe or wether 8. Medium wool fleece ewe or wether 9. Rams fleece superfine or fine 10. Rams fleece medium or strong 11. Fine or medium wool fleece highest commercial value. Rams fleece ineligible. Winner to receive WP McCORMACK MEMORIAL TROPHY (Class 11 only) * CHAMPION MERINO WHITE FLEECE OF SHOW (Rams fleece ineligible) - Winner to receive JAMES O MALLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY and $100 cash donated by Monaro Wool Services * CHAMPION RAMS FLEECE - RIBBON BRITISH BREEDS (must be skirted and unhoused) 12. Long fleece (ewe) pure breed 13. Long fleece (ram) pure breed 14. Downs fleece (ewe) 15. Downs fleece (ram) 16. XB fleece * CHAMPION FLEECE BRITISH BREEDS Crossbred or Downs Fleece - RIBBON * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR WOOL SECTION RIBBON and Trophy donated by Monaro Wool Services 40

42 SECTION Fa - BLACK AND COLOURED WOOL JUDGING FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Steward: Monaro Wool Services Telephone: Ben Litchfield Sponsored by: Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $4.00 and Ribbon 2 nd $2.00 and Ribbon Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. Class Extra Fine, finer than 64s 1. Ram fleece 2. Ewe or wether fleece Fine Wool 58s 64s 3. Ram fleece 4. Ewe or wether fleece Medium wool 50s 56s 5. Ram fleece 6. Ewe or wether fleece Strong wool 38s 48s 7. Ram fleece 8. Ewe or wether fleece Rug wool, stronger than 38s 9. Ram fleece 10. Ewe or wether fleece * CHAMPION FLEECE RIBBON Supplied by BCSBA NSW Inc * RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE - RIBBON * BEST FLEECE FOR HANDCRAFT USE (highest scoring fleece in the Usefulness for Handcraft section) - RIBBON 41

43 Stewards: Kassie Pearce SECTION H - GARDEN, FRUIT AND FARM PRODUCE Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 8.30am SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPONSORED BY : MR BOB BEAVER Class 1. Collection of vegetables, 3 kinds 2. Collection of vegetables, 6 kinds 3. Collection of herbs, 3 kinds - on tray and named 4. 3 carrots 5. 6 stalks of rhubarb - trimmed 6. 6 stalks of rhubarb, heaviest - trimmed 7. Bunch of spinach or silver beet 8. 1 cabbage 9. 1 cauliflower head of broccoli snowpeas broad beans - on tray peas (unshelled) - on tray leeks radishes, same variety - on tray brown onions white onions gourmet lettuce e.g. coral lettuce 20. Vegetable not mentioned strawberries lemons 23. Fruit not mentioned 24. Home grown Non-Commercial Greenhouse Fruit or Vegetable * CHAMPION GARDEN AND FRUIT PRODUCE EXHIBIT RIBBON 25. Sheaf of phalaris, 100mm round 26. Sheaf of green lucerne, 100mm round 27. Sample of green fodder, 100mm round 28. Jar of honey (320 gram round clear jar) 29. Dozen brown shelled hen eggs 30. Dozen white shelled hen eggs eggs not mentioned * CHAMPION FARM PRODUCE EXHIBIT - RIBBON * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR GARDEN, FRUIT & FARM PRODUCE - RIBBON 42

44 School Challenge 32. Collection of Vegetables, 6 kinds RIBBON & TROPHY donated by The Harriden Family SECTION I - FLOWERS Stewards: Mrs Maryanne Parker Judging SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 8.30am SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 1. No exhibit to be entered in more than one class. 2. All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor, except in decorative and children s section. 3. Exhibits will be received only on the express condition that the exhibitor has agreed to abide by and be bound by the show rules of the Royal Horticultural Society of NSW and the decision of the judges on all the matters. 4. NND - Not necessarily distinct - need not consist of different varieties. 5. POTTED PLANTS may be left at Pavilion on FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER ROSES sponsored by The Mayne Family in Memory of the Late Jessie Mayne 1. 1 red rose 2. 1 pink rose 3. 1 bi-coloured rose 4. 1 rose any other colour 5. 3 roses, distinct 6. 3 roses n.n.d. 7. Roses, 1 variety, 4 stages, bud to full bloom in one container 8. 3 full bloom roses, n.n.d full bloom rose cut Floribunda Rose 11. Collection of Roses 3-6 stems (May include old fashion & floribunda) * CHAMPION ROSE EXHIBIT - RIBBON sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd 43

45 GENERAL FLOWERS sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd 12. Container of Verbena 13. Container of Daisies Antirrhinum (Snapdragons) 15. Container of Dianthus (may include Pinks) 16. Collection of sweet peas 17. Container of Sweet William spike of Bearded Iris, any colour/s single bloom Bearded Iris, any colour/s GENERAL FLOWERS (cont) 20. Container of Flowering Shrub (not Aust. Native) 1 kind 21. Container of Native Flower, 1 kind 22. Container of any other flower not mentioned, at least 3 cuts Cut Flower not already mentioned cut Geranium cut Pelargonium Pansies Violas 28. Container of cut flowers 29. Vase of Lavender 30. Collection of garden foliage * CHAMPION GENERAL FLOWERS EXHIBIT RIBBON sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd DECORATIVE FLOWERS sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd Any flower or foliage may be used to embellish in this section. No painting or dipping of any flower or foliage permitted. All natural flowers must have water. 31. Mixed flower arrangement in vase, trough or bowl 32. Roses and carnations, decorative arrangement in bowl. 33. All foliage arrangement, variation on a theme allowed 34. Arrangement for a birthday, with card stating age. Embellishment permitted 35. Flower arrangement modern, using driftwood, foliage and/or any embellishment desired 36. Table arrangement (bowl) not exceeding 9 (230mm) viewed from all angles 37. Arrangement using Five (5) blooms and foliage 38. A Christmas arrangement, any embellishment 39. Arrangement in shades of one colour * CHAMPION DECORATIVE FLOWERS EXHIBIT, RIBBON sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd 44

46 POTTED PLANTS sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd * May be left at Pavilion on FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER * Plants are to be displayed in small to medium sized pots, for ease of handling. * Limit of 3 entries per person per class potted African Violet potted Geranium, in bloom or not in bloom potted Fuchsia potted fern, any variety potted indoor plant in bloom, or not in bloom, not fern potted outdoor plant in bloom, or not in bloom, not fern potted succulent potted plant by senior citizen in bloom or not in bloom 48. Bonsai or Bonsai style potted plant * CHAMPION POTTED PLANT RIBBON sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR FLOWER SECTION - RIBBON 45

47 JUNIOR FLOWERS SECTION Entry fee: 50 cents Prize money: 1 st $ nd $1.00 Sponsored by: Emu Energy Pty Ltd Mary Anne Parker 12 years and under 49. Arrangement in a small basket, max 10cm diameter 50. Decorative saucer, max 15cm diameter Fresh flowers & foliage 51. Arrangement of Flowers in an egg cup 52. My fairy or dragon garden (arrangement to be done on a dinner plate) Embellishments allowed 53. Christmas arrangement, using a candle Embellishments allowed * CHAMPION JUNIOR FLOWERS 12 YEARS AND UNDER - RIBBON sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd 13 to 16 years 54. Arrangement in a small basket, max 10cm diameter 55. Decorative saucer, max 15cm diameter Fresh flowers & foliage 56. Arrangement of Flowers in an egg cup 57. My fairy or dragon garden (arrangement to be done on a dinner plate) Embellishments allowed 58. Christmas arrangement, using a candle Embellishments allowed * CHAMPION JUNIOR FLOWERS YEARS - RIBBON sponsored by Emu Energy Pty Ltd 46

48 Stewards: Mrs F MacLachlan and Mrs M Welch SECTION K - COOKERY Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH CWA of NSW CANBERRA BRANCH CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. No exhibit may bear any distinguishing mark. 2. All exhibits must be presented on a foil covered board, approx. 5 cm larger than exhibit e.g. cake 20cm board 25 cm and then placed in a clear oven bag. Please glue small feet on underside of board for easy handling. 3. All exhibits to be ticketed before handing to stewards. 4. All butter cakes and small cakes to be iced with soft icing on top only - no decoration allowed. 5. Scone glazing optional. 6. No paper containers for small cakes. 7. Ring tins not accepted. 8. Packet cake mixtures are not accepted, unless otherwise stated. Class 1. Fruit cake, not iced (250 gms butter) (fruit to be cut) (no decoration allowed) 1st $ nd $5.00 Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH 2. Boiled fruit cake, not iced (250 gms butter) 3. Plum pudding (steamed) (250 gms butter) 4. Banana cake (lemon icing on top only) - oblong 5. Collection home made biscuits, (3 of each, 2 different mixtures) 6. Sultana cake (250 gms butter) (not more than 20cm in diameter) 1st $ nd $5.00 Sponsored by CWA of NSW CANBERRA BRANCH 7. Orange cake, iced on top only - oblong 1st $ nd $5.00 Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH 8. Date & Walnut loaf - oblong 9. Passionfruit Sponge Sandwich, mock cream filled, iced on top only 10. Chocolate cake, (iced on top only) (not more than 20cm in diameter) plain scones 12. Any cake using cake mix (packet to be identified) 47

49 SECTION K - COOKERY (cont) 13. Carrot cake, (lemon icing on top only) (not more than 20cm in diameter) 14. Plate of Two Varieties of Slices (cooked, 3 of each approx. 4cm x 6 cm) 15. Tea Cake (cinnamon topping) Blueberry Muffins 17. Any cake made by a man (Packet Cake not allowed) (Variety of cake to be specifed) Decorated Cup Cakes (Papers allowed) (Judged on appearance only) loaf home made bread (Oven baked) loaf home made bread (Bread maker baked) damper 22. Butter cake, iced on top only(not more than 20cm in diameter). First time exhibitor at Queanbeyan Show. * CHAMPION COOKERY EXHIBIT - RIBBON * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR COOKERY - RIBBON CAKE DECORATING SECTION Sponsored by CONDITIONS OF ENTRY i. No exhibit may bear any distinguishing mark. ii. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor. iii. These sections are judged on appearance only. Dummy cakes may be used. iv. Tulle, RIBBON, stamens, wire may be used. Small vase or glass permitted in class 26. Manufactured ornaments, glitter or manufactured flowers of any kind MAY NOT BE USED. v. Food colouring must be edible. vi. Base or presentation board can be any shape but must fit within an area no larger than 45cm x 45 cm square. vii. Cleats must be attached to all base or presentation boards. viii. Sweets such as jelly beans, smarties etc may be used in class 37, 38 & 44 Class 23. Novelty cake 1st $ nd $ One tier decorated cake 1st $ nd $ SugarArt An imaginative and creative piece of sugar work. No cake required. Wooden stick/skewers used as supports are permitted. Must be contained within a base area of 30cm x 30 cm or equivalent area. 1st $ nd $ Arrangement of Hand Moulded Flowers 1 st $ nd $5.00 * CHAMPION CAKE DECORATING EXHIBIT RIBBON 48

50 JUNIOR COOKERY SECTION (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Age to be shown) Entry Fee: 50 cents Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY i. No exhibit may bear any distinguishing mark. ii. All exhibits must be presented on a foil covered board, approx. 5 cm larger than exhibit e.g. cake 20cm board 25 cm and then placed in a clear oven bag. Please glue small feet on underside of board for easy handling. iii. All exhibits to be ticketed before handing to stewards. iv. All butter cakes and small cakes to be iced with soft icing on top only - no decoration allowed. v. Scone glazing optional. vi. No paper containers for small cakes. vii. Ring tins not accepted. viii. Packet cake mixtures are not accepted, unless otherwise stated. ix. Sweets such as jelly beans, smarties etc may be used in class 37, 38 & years and Under Class 32. Chocolate cake (iced on top only) (not more than 20 cm in diameter) 1st $10 2nd $5 Sponsored by CWA of NSW CANBERRA BRANCH 12 years and under Class iced patty cakes (not cooked in papers) 1st $10 2nd $5 Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH Anzac Biscuits pikelets 36. Packet cake (iced on top only), (packet identification required decorated arrowroot biscuits suitable for children s party 38. Novelty cake butter iced and decorated - any cake base * CHAMPION IN JUNIOR COOKERY 12 YEARS AND UNDER - RIBBON 49

51 13-16 years iced patty cakes (not cooked in papers) plain scones pikelets 42. Tea Cake (cinnamon topping) 1st $10 2nd $5 Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH 43. Packet cake (iced on top only), (packet identification required) 44. Novelty cake butter iced and decorated - any cake base * CHAMPION IN COOKERY YEARS - RIBBON 50

52 Steward - P Sturgiss-Hoy Sponsored by: SECTION L - JAMS AND PRESERVES Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money 1 st $ nd $2.00. Entries Close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged between 8.00 and 9.00 am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 1. All entries to be homemade. 2. All jars and bottles to be labelled with product name. Labels should be no longer than 5cm/2cm. 3. Lids should be plain. All advertising should be covered. 4. Jam/jellies should weigh at least 250 grams. 500 grams is a good presentation size. 5. The judge will be looking for clean jars and lids. Jars/bottles should be filled to 1 cm from the top. 6. Jam includes conserve. Class 1. Jar of Citrus jam with fine shred 2. Jar of Citrus jam with course shred 3. Collection of citrus jam 3 distinct varieties 4. Jar of Lemon Butter 5. Jar of Fruit Butter any other variety 6. Jar of Apricot jam 7. Jar of Plum jam 8. Jar of any other jam made with stone fruit 9. Jar of Strawberry Jam 10. Jar of any other jam made with berries 11. Jar of any jam made with two fruits 12. Jar of Jam flavoured with Ginger 13. Jar of any other jam 14. Jar of Vegetable jam (not tomato) 15. Jar of Chilli jam 16. Collection of jam 3 distinct varieties 17. Jar of Quince jelly 18. Jar of Apple jelly 19. Jar of any other jelly 20. Bottle of Tomato Sauce 21. Bottle of Savoury Sauce any other variety 22. Jar of Mustard pickles 23. Jar of any other pickle 51

53 24. Jar of Relish thickened with cornflour, no sweet flavours 25. Jar of Tomato Fruit Chutney thickened only by cooking JAMS AND PRESERVES (cont) 26. Jar of any other chutney thickened only by cooking 27. Collection of 3 tomato products 1 jar each of pickle, relish, chutney or sauce 28. Dried Fruit 6 pieces presented in ziplock bag or small jar 29. Jar of Pot Pourri 30. Bottle of preserved fruit, any variety 31. Bottle of preserved vegetables, any variety 32. Pantry collection to consist of 6-8 items e.g. syrups, dried fruit, unusual pickles and jams etc. Will be judged on appearance only. Descriptive labels to be attached and no restriction on bottle or jar size. * RUTH GRIFFITH AWARD FOR THE CHAMPION JAMS AND PRESERVES EXHIBIT - RIBBON and $25 donated by CWA of NSW Canberra Branch * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, JAMS AND PRESERVES - RIBBON JUNIOR JAMS AND PRESERVES SECTION (18 YEARS AND UNDER) (age to be shown) Entry Fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1st $ nd $ Jar of citrus jam 34. Jar of any other jam or jelly 35. Jar of lemon butter 36. Jar of relish or chutney 37. Jar of pickles 38. Bottle of sauce * CHAMPION IN JUNIOR JAMS AND PRESERVES RIBBON and $25 Cash prize 52

54 Are you interested in being a part of the strongest Women s organisation in New South Wales? Then you should think about becoming a member of the Country Women s Association of NSW. There is a local branch near you! Queanbeyan Branch meets on the 2 nd FRIDAY of each month at a.m. at the St Gregory s Parish Meeting Room, 47 Lowe St, Queanbeyan For more information contact The Secretary Jo-anne Evans Canberra Branch has rooms at 8 Barry Drive, Canberra City. They meet on the 1 st and 2 nd FRIDAY of each month at p.m. The Craft Group meets every FRIDAY morning a.m. to 12 noon and the Book Group (without homework) meets the 1 st FRIDAY of each month at a.m. For more information contact Visitors are always welcome. 53

55 Steward: Mrs V Blundell and Mrs L Moore SECTION M - NEEDLEWORK Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged between 8.00 am and 9.00 am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits must be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm on SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 1. No entries to be entered in more than one class. 2. Exhibits must be clean and NOT WASHED. 3. Soiled work will not be judged. 4. All entries must have been completed within the last 12 months. Sponsored by EMBROIDERY Class 1. Embroidered wall hanging 2. Embroidered tray cloth or table runner 3. Embroidered article or item 4. Stump work 5. Wool embroidery 6. RIBBON embroidery 7. Article of handanger 8. Smocked article 9. Candlewicking MACHINE SEWING 10. Child s garment some hand work permitted 11. Machine made apron, some hand work permitted 12. Article of clothing machine made, some hand work TEDDY BEARS AND DOLLS 13. Fur bear 14. Bear any medium 15. Material doll 16. Best dressed doll other than bridal not knitted clothing 17. Best dressed baby doll not knitted clothing 18. Best dressed miniature doll not knitted clothing 54

56 NEEDLEWORK (cont) MISCELLANEOUS 19. Coat hanger, any medium, pretty and dainty 20. Coat hanger, knitted lace 21. Soft toy 22. Article or item not mentioned CROSS STITCH (Running Stitch Allowed) 23. Counted cross stitch picture 24. Counted cross stitch, article or item 25. Cross stitch, article or item 26. Cross stitch plus combination of other stitches TAPESTRY 27. Tapestry in wool (50 cm and over) 28. Tapestry in cotton (50 cm and over) 29. Tapestry in wool or cotton under 50 cm 30. Longstitch any size * CHAMPION NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT CROCHET (COTTON ONLY) (Small items to be displayed on cardboard) 31. Crochet table centre (40-60 cotton) 32. Crochet table centre (10-20 cotton) 33. Crochet duchess set, any colour 34 Crochet supper cloth or afternoon tea cloth, any colour 35. Milk jug cover crochet edged handkerchief crochet doyleys, cotton 38. Crochet baby article 39. Article of crochet with linen centre 40. Any crochet article or item 41. Novelty * CHAMPION NEEDLEWORK, CROCHET EXHIBIT - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR NEEDLEWORK - RIBBON RESTRICTED SECTION PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Exhibits must be bona fide work of disabled persons. 42. Any article of needlework 1 st $ nd $5.00 Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH * CHAMPION RESTRICTED SECTION NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT - RIBBON 55

57 JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK SECTION (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (age to be shown) Entry Fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $ Long Stitch 44. Tapestry 45. Novelty or Toy 46. Dressed doll, machine or handsewn 47. Any material doll 48. Article of clothing 49. Article of clothing, 13 years and under 50. Article not mentioned, 8 years and under 51. Any Article 52. Piece of Embroidery. * CHAMPION JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT 56

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59 Stewards: Margaret & Tony Morris Sponsored By: SECTION N - CRAFTS AND HOBBIES Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries Close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00 a.m. FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER OPEN SECTION SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. Maximum size of any entry 50 cm x 50 cm. 2. Items must have ticket attached to be judged. 3. Items must have been completed within the last 12 months. 4. Jewellery and small items must be securely mounted on plain black display backing Class Feature Exhibits - Scrapbooking sponsored by Craftyas 1. Scrapbooking page - Baby 2. Scrapbooking page Happy Holidays 3. Scrapbooking page Heritage 4. Scrapbooking page Any other subject 5. Off the Page book, box, album, picture frame etc using scrapbooking techniques * CHAMPION SCRAPBOOKING EXHIBIT RIBBON sponsored by Craftyas 6. Hand made card 7. Stationery Gift Pack decorated writing paper or cards with envelopes 8. Piece of pottery 9. Any piece of timber or woodwork clear finish 10. Wall hanging or plaque, any medium 11. Doll Reborn vinyl, doll and clothing made by entrant 12. Doll Reborn vinyl, doll made by entrant, commercial clothing 13. Porcelain Doll 14. Item of paper tole 15. Item of quilling 16. Piece of Christmas craft 17. Item of handmade jewellery including beading securely mounted on plain black display backing 18. Any other article not specified in schedule * PERPETUAL TROPHY FOR CHAMPION CRAFT WORK DONATED BY KOUNTRY KEEPSAKES * CHAMPION CRAFT EXHIBIT - RIBBON * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR CRAFTS - RIBBON 58

60 RESTRICTED SECTION - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Exhibits must be bona fide work of disabled persons. 19. Any article of craft * CHAMPION RESTRICTED SECTION CRAFT EXHIBIT - RIBBON JUNIOR CRAFT (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Age to be shown) Entry fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $1.00 SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. All entries must show age - to be judged. 2. Maximum size of any exhibit 50 cm x 50 cm. 3. Each class only to have a maximum of 8 entries per class per school. 4. School entries to have name of school on entry ticket attached to exhibit 5. Items must have been completed within the last 12 months 6. For Lego entries use only Lego components which lock securely together and be mounted on a solid base. 7. Jewellery and small items must be securely mounted on plain black display backing Feature Exhibits - Lego 20. Item of Lego (original idea) - under 6 years 21. Item of Lego (original idea) years 22. Item of Lego (kit) 7-12 years 23. Item of Bionicle Lego (original idea) * CHAMPION LEGO EXHIBIT - RIBBON 12 years and under 24. Model made from any material, original idea (not kit) 25. Item of fabric (tie dyed, screen printed, hand painted) 26. Novelty or toy 27. Painted piece of plaster of paris 28. Hand made card 29. Piece of pottery 30. Wall hanging, plaque or mobile, any medium 31. Scrapbooking page any subject 32. Off the Page book, box, album, picture frame etc using scrapbooking techniques 33. Item of handmade jewellery including beading securely mounted on plain black display backing 34. Item of handmade candlework 35. Any other article not mentioned * CHAMPION JUNIOR CRAFT EXHIBIT 12 YEARS AND UNDER - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT 59

61 JUNIOR CRAFT (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (cont) 13 years - 16 years 36. Model made from any material, original idea (not kit) 37. Item of fabric (tie dyed, screen printed, hand painted) 38. Piece of woodwork 39. Item of handmade jewellery including beading securely mounted on plain black display backing 40. Piece of copperwork or metalwork 41. Piece of pottery 42. Wall hanging, plaque or mobile, any medium (maximum 50cm x 50cm) 43. Hand made card 44. Scrapbooking page Any subject 45. Off the Page book, box, album, picture frame etc using scrapbooking techniques 46. Any other article not mentioned * CHAMPION JUNIOR CRAFT EXHIBIT YEARS - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT JUNIOR CRAFTS RESTRICTED - work must be of bona fide disabled person 47. Piece of craft * CHAMPION JUNIOR RESTRICTED CRAFT EXHIBIT - RIBBON 60

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63 SECTION P - KNITTING AND CROCHET - WOOLLEN SECTION (60% WOOL OR MORE) Stewards: Donna Blundell Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: Entries will not be judged unless a sample of wool and/or the correct label is attached to the exhibit. Exhibits must be clean as soiled work will not be judged. All RIBBONs donated by MRS VAL BLUNDELL MRS TEDDY COLVERWELL MEMORIAL KNITTING SECTION (60% WOOL OR MORE) Class 1. Baby s set (Minimum 3 articles) 2. Baby s garment 3. Child s garment 4. Adult s jumper or cardigan 5. Winter accessory e.g. beanie or gloves or socks or scarf etc 6. Baby s shawl 5 ply & under 7. Rug 8 ply & over 8. Article not mentioned 9. Machine knitted item * CHAMPION KNITTING EXHIBIT WOOLLEN - RIBBON and $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT CROCHET SECTION (60% WOOL OR MORE) 10. Baby s set (Minimum 3 articles) 11. Baby s garment 12. Child s garment 13. Adult s jumper or cardigan 14. Winter accessory e.g. beanie or gloves or socks or scarf etc 15. Baby s shawl 5 ply & under 16. Rug 8 ply & over 17. Garment not mentioned 18. Article not mentioned * CHAMPION CROCHET EXHIBIT, WOOLLEN - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR KNITTING & CROCHET WOOLLEN - RIBBON 62

64 SECTION Pa - KNITTING AND CROCHET OTHER THAN WOOL Stewards: Donna Blundell Entry fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: Entries will not be judged unless a sample of wool and/or the correct label is attached to the exhibit. Exhibits must be clean as soiled work will not be judged. All RIBBONs donated by MRS VAL BLUNDELL KNITTING SECTION OTHER THAN WOOL Class 1. Baby s set (Minimum 3 articles) 2. Baby s garment 3. Child s jumper or cardigan 4. Adult s jumper or cardigan 5. Winter accessory e.g. beanie or gloves or socks or scarf etc 6. Baby s shawl 5 ply & under 7. Rug 8 ply & over 8. Dressed doll - clothes to be hand knitted 9. Dressed doll doll and clothes to be hand knitted 10. Pet Fashions 11. Article not mentioned * CHAMPION KNITTING EXHIBIT OTHER THAN WOOL - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT 63

65 CROCHET SECTION 12. Baby s set (Minimum 3 articles) 13. Baby s garment 14. Child s garment 15. Adult s jumper or cardigan 16. Winter accessory e.g. beanie or gloves or socks or scarf etc 17. Baby s shawl 5 ply & under 18. Rug 8 ply & over 19. Dressed doll clothes to be crochet 20. Dressed doll doll and clothes to be crochet 21. Article or garment not mentioned * CHAMPION CROCHET EXHIBIT, OTHER THAN WOOL - RIBBON AND $20 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR KNITTING & CROCHET, OTHER THAN WOOL - RIBBON 64

66 RESTRICTED SECTION PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Exhibits must be bona fide work of disabled persons. KNITTING other than pure wool 22. Any knitted item 1 st $ nd $5.00 Sponsored by CWA of NSW QUEANBEYAN BRANCH 23. Any crochet item * CHAMPION RESTRICTED SECTION KNITTING OTHER THAN PURE WOOL EXHIBIT - RIBBON JUNIOR KNITTING (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Age to be shown) Entry fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $1.00 Sponsored by: The NSW Knitters Guild Queanbeyan Chapter 24. Any knitted item woollen 1 st $ nd $ Any knitted item acrylic 26. Any crochet item 1 st $ nd $5-00 * CHAMPION JUNIOR KNITTING EXHIBIT 16 YEARS AND UNDER - RIBBON 65

67 SECTION Q - PATCHWORK APPLIQUE, QUILTING Stewards: Queanbeyan Quilters Club Members Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. Sponsored by: SPOTLIGHT, QUEANBEYAN QUEANBEYN QUILTERS INC Junior Quilts OPEN SECTION Class 1. Large patchwork bed quilt or bedspread work by one person only 2. Large patchwork bed quilt made by two or more people including commercially quilted quilts 3. Any appliqué article 4. Decorative wall hanging 5. Any patchwork or quilted article excluding bed quilts and wall hangings 6. Miniature quilt defined as smaller than 60cm square and using scaled down block and/or piece sizes 7. Junior Quilts work by children in age categories to be specified on entry form a) Primary school age 1st $ nd $10.00 b) Secondary school age 1st $ nd $10.00 c) Youth years 1st $ nd $10.00 PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY QUEANBEYAN QUILTERS INC * CHAMPION PATCHWORK, APPLIQUE, QUILTING EXHIBIT, RIBBON AND $20.00 OPEN ORDER DONATED BY SPOTLIGHT * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR PATCHWORK, APPLIQUE, QUILTING - RIBBON AND $20.00 DONATED BY QUEANBEYAN QUILTERS INC 66

68 Steward: Ellen Hallam SECTION S JUNIOR ART (Age to be shown) CLOSING DATE 3.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER Society Entry Form MUST be completed Entry Fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $1.00 SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. Artwork must be left at the Secretary s office by WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER with entry label attached and child s name and school on reverse. 2. ARTWORK IS TO BE MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD ONLY (No larger than A3) Classes 1 to 13 only 3. Classes 14 to 23 STRETCH CANVAS ALLOWED or Mounted on Cardboard 3. Individual exhibitors one entry per class per person 4. Schools please note only 8 entries per class per school 5. Class projects may be exhibited but will not be judged. Class PRESCHOOL 1 Finger painting 2 Portrait of my family KINDERGARTEN 3 Drawing any medium 4 Portrait of My Family YEAR 1 & YEAR 2 5 Drawing favourite children s television show character ( name Of character to be in included) 6 Drawing Any medium 7 Modern painting any medium YEAR 3 & YEAR 4 8 Drawing any medium 9 Painting any medium 10 Drawing favourite children s television show character ( name Of character to be in included) YEAR 5 & YEAR 6 11 Drawing any medium 12 Painting any medium 13 Any design CHAMPION JUNIOR ART PRESCHOOL YEAR 6 - RIBBON 67

69 YEAR 7 & YEAR 8 Stretched canvas allowed, must be strung or mounted on cardboard 14 Drawing any medium 15 Landscape rural, sea, land 16 Black & white drawing 17 Modern painting any medium 18 Any design YEAR 9 & YEAR10 Stretched canvas allowed, must be strung or mounted on cardboard 19 Landscape rural, sea, land 20 Black & white drawing 21 Modern painting any medium 22 Any design 23 Portrait any medium CHAMPION JUNIOR ART YEAR7 TO YEAR 10 RIBBON 68

70 SECTION T ART Steward: Mrs Jean Helmers SPONSORED BY: Entry fee: $1.00 Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. Exhibits must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 2. All artwork to be framed no unframed work will be judged. Stretch canvas allowed 3. Artwork to be completed within the last 12 months. 4. Finished painting to be no more than 500 mm square. 5. Artwork MUST be clean back and front. OPEN SECTION Class 1. Flora Flowers 2. Fauna Animals 3. Vista Landscape 4. Still life, any medium 5. Portrait or human form 6. Miniature 10cm x 10cm Frame not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7. Drawing, any subject ink, pencil, charcoal 8. Abstract * CHAMPION ART EXHIBIT - RIBBON * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, ART - RIBBON 69

71 SECTION U - PHOTOGRAPHY Steward: Mrs Joan Heath and Mrs Lorraine Lasker SPONSORED BY: THE LASKER FAMILY Entry fee: $1.00 Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. Limit of 6 entries per person per class. 2. Exhibitors Name to be clearly marked on BACK of exhibit and not to be signed. 3. Prints to be mounted on cardboard or framed. Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) cm. All care will be taken by the Society, but no responsibility can be accepted. 4. Entry tickets are to be attached to Exhibits prior to being staged on Friday. 5. Photographs must not have been entered in a previous Queanbeyan Show. 6. Photographs must have been taken in the last 12 months. Class AMATEUR SECTION COLOUR - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 1. Open 2. Portrait 3. Seascape 4. Landscape 5. Animal study - $20 First prize in Memory of the late Les Mayne 6. Child study 7. Humorous photo 8. Local scene within a 30 km radius of Queanbeyan City. NSW only Scene to be identified - $25 First prize in Memory of the late Ian Drage 9. Relic of the past 10. Sports action 70

72 PHOTOGRAPHY (Cont) BLACK AND WHITE - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 11. Open 12. Portrait 13. Animal study 14. Sports action 15. Seascape 16. Landscape 17. Relic of the past 18. Set of 3 prints any subject, one mount DIGITALLY MANIPULATED IMAGES - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 19. Colour 20. Black and white * CHAMPION AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT - RIBBON PROFESSIONAL SECTION COLOUR - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 21. Open 22. Landscape or Seascape 23. Sports action BLACK AND WHITE - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 24. Open 25. Landscape or Seascape 26. Sports action * CHAMPION PROFFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT - RIBBON * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, PHOTOGRAPHY - RIBBON 71

73 JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPY SECTION (16 YEARS AND UNDER) (Age to be shown) Entry fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $1.00 SPONSORED BY: 12 years and under - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 27. People one or more 28. Animal, bird or insect 29. Open 30. Landscape or Seascape 31. Humorous 13 years to 16 years - Frame to be no larger than 30cm x 21 (A4 size) 32. People one or more 33. Animal, bird or insect 34. Open 35. Landscape or Seascape 36. Humorous * CHAMPION JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT RIBBON & Voucher sponsored by EXHIBITION CENTRE, FYSHWICK 72

74 Stewards: Merrell Davis and Anne Thurlow SECTION W - DECORATIVE AND FOLK ART Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize money: 1 st $ nd $2.00 Entries close: 2.00 pm THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be staged by 9.00am FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER Exhibits to be collected between 3.30 and 4.30 pm SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 1. The work on the pieces must be the sole work of the entrant. 2. All entries must have been completed in the last 12 months. 3. Novice 12 months and less experience. Intermediate two years and less experience. Open non-professional with more than two years experience. Professional any person who teaches, sells or conducts a business or related business, now or in the past. Anyone with a related qualification. Note: Once you enter a professional class, you remain a professional. 4. Class and Seminar pieces may not be entered. 5. All forms of identification must be covered. 6. Decorative and folk art may be applied on any surface, including wood, metal, fabric, glass and ceramics. 7. Plates, plaques and clocks must have suitable stands for display. NOVICE 1. Floral 2. Decorative * CHAMPION NOVICE - RIBBON INTERMEDIATE 3. Floral 4. Decorative * CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE - RIBBON OPEN 5. Floral 6. Decorative * CHAMPION OPEN- RIBBON PROFESSIONAL 7. Floral 8. Decorative * CHAMPION PROFESSIONAL - RIBBON SENIORS (60 YEARS AND OVER NON-PROFESSIONAL) 9. Foral 10. Decorative * CHAMPION SENIOR - RIBBON 73

75 DECORATIVE AND FOLK ART (Cont) SPECIAL CHALLENGES OPEN TO ALL 11. A Useful Household Item with Decorative or FolkArt 12. A Christmas Piece 13. Decorative Art on Canvas * MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - RIBBON JUNIOR DECORATIVE AND FOLK ART (Age to be shown) Entry fee: 50 cents Prize Money: 1 st $ nd $ YEARS AND UNDER 14. Decorative * CHAMPION JUNIOR DECORATIVE AND FOLK ART 12 YEARS & UNDER - RIBBON 13 TO 17 YEARS 15. Decorative * CHAMPION JUNIOR DECORATIVE AND FOLK ART 13 to 17 YEARS - RIBBON * GRAND CHAMPION DECORATIVE AND FOLK ART - RIBBON * SEVERAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS donated by MERRELL DAVIS AND ANNE THURLOW (Each at least $25 retail) * A $50 PRIZE PACK donated by MERRELL DAVIS FOR AN ENTRY CHOSEN BY THE SPONSOR 74

76 SECTION Z - JUNIOR HANDWRITING CLOSING DATE: 3.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER - NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED Steward: Ellen Hallam Entry Fee: 50 cents Prizemoney: 1 st $ nd $1-00 SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. Entries must be left at the Secretary s office by WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER with entry ticket attached and child s name, age year and school to be printed on back 2. To be printed/written on appropriate handwriting paper 3. Work to be presented in plastic sleeves 4. Schools please note only 8 entries per year to be presented for judging KINDERGARTEN 1. Tracing stencil 2. Printing 1 pattern 1 line animal name YEAR 1 3. Printing 2 lines nursery rhyme YEAR 2 4. Printing 4 lines nursery rhyme YEAR 3 5. Printing 4 lines nursery rhyme YEAR 4 6. Handwriting 6 lines In Flanders Field by John McCrae YEAR 5 7. Handwriting in pen 6 lines In Flanders Field by John McCrae YEAR 6 8. Handwriting in pen 6 lines In Flanders Field by John McCrae * CHAMPION JUNIOR HANDWRITING KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 6 - RIBBON 75

77 SECTION Z CREATIVE WRITING HANDWRITTEN OR COMPUTER PRINTED CLOSING DATE 3.30 Wednesday 28 th October No late entries will be accepted Entry fee; 50c Prize money 1 St $ nd $1.00 Special Conditions Entries must be left at the sceretarys office by WEDNESDAY 28 TH October With entry tickets attached, child s name age, year and school printed on the BACK Work to be presented in plastic sleeves SCHOOLS PLEASE NOTE THAT ONLY 8 ENTRIES PER YEAR WILL BE ACCEPTED Year 2 9. Creative writing fiction 10. Own rhyme or poem Year Creative writing fiction 12. Own rhyme or poem Year Creative writing fiction 14. Own rhyme or poem Year Creative writing fiction 16. Own rhyme or poem Year Creative writing fiction 18. Own rhyme or poem CHAMPION JUNIOR CREATIVE WRITING RIBBON and $20 cash prize in Memory of the late Carol Mayne 76

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79 ANNUAL QUEANBEYAN SHOW HORSE SCHEDULE ONLY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 7 th and 8 th NOVEMBER 2015 ALL HORSE SECTION ENQUIRIES TO: Horse Event Coordinator: P.O.BOX 31 QUEANBEYAN NSW 2620 * EXHIBITORS NOTE* HORSE SCHEDULE & FORMS AVAILABLE ON THE QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY WEBSITE: *RETURNING JUMPING PROGRAM* *No Property Identification Number (PIC) No Entry As per ASC ruling* Last Qualifications for Royal Canberra Show February 78

80 NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAYS ENTRY FORMS MUST BE COMPLETED FOR ENTRY INTO RINGS. WAVIER MUST BE COMPLETED & SIGNED PRIOR TO LODGING ENTRIES WHITE FORM FOR CLASSES, GREEN FORMS FOR SPORTING NO MEASURING STEWARD WILL BE ATTENDING. YOU MUST HAVE YOUR REGISTERED HEIGHT CERTIFCATE WITH YOU WHILST COMPETING AT OUR SHOW The committee reserves the right to alter or in fact delete events without prior notice. The committee accepts no responsibility for events clashing. All Horse Exhibitors must enter via the Cooma Street Gates. Exhibitors will be charged a $20 camping fee for Friday night. All exhibitors must pay to get in the gate. No refunds will be given. Horse entries will be taken on show day. Sporting entries close one hour prior to the event. No entry money refunded. Ribbon s awarded to 3rd place. Prize Money or vouchers where stated. Champion - First prize winners only eligible. Reserve Champions will be selected from remaining first prize winners and the second prize winner that supplied the champion. Two calls only will be made to the marshalling yard, a warning call and then a final call. Late competitors will only be allowed to enter the ring at the Marshalling Steward s discretion. No person or persons under the influence of alcohol will be permitted to exhibit, handle or be in control of a horse or horses whilst in the ring. All exhibitors MUST wear appropriate headgear and attire whilst mounted on a horse and/or competing. Outside assistance to Competitors by word, by radio or any other method in Horse Ring Events will NOT be permitted. If in breach of this ruling, Competitors and their exhibits may be dismissed from the event and from the Showground. Competitor s names will be submitted to the ASC. Exhibitors must complete an entry form or their entries will not be accepted. Those competitors contemplating the use of electric fences to create portable yards, BE WARNED, their use may be appropriate prior to and following the show but will not be accepted during the course of the show. During such times it would be appreciated if these fences could be removed and trucks relocated to allow more room for other competitors. Any exhibitor who desires to enter a protest against any decision, act or omission on the part of the society, or any official of the society shall lodge a protest in writing within one hour on the day upon which the decision, act or omission occurred. The protest shall set out in 79

81 detail the circumstances relied upon by such exhibitor, and shall be given to the Ring Secretary, accompanied by a fee of $100, which shall be forfeited to the society should the protest be deemed frivolous. Stallions must be led & ridden by persons over 17 years or over. Stallions are not eligible to compete in any classes other than those specified. Unregistered horses will not be permitted to enter registered classes The judge s decision is final. The stewards will not tolerate bad language, and offending competitors will be subject to disqualification and forfeiture of any Prize Money. Competitors ride at their own risk. EXHIBITORS - C No exhibitor shall at any time approach the judge All juvenile exhibitors in ring events when making entries must supply a declaration from parents or guardians as to age, if necessary. Age calculated at first day of show Drug testing of horses may be carried out at the Queanbeyan Show. Any competitor to have found to have breached the ASC disputes & disciplinary regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee. Show Hunter classes are not eligible to enter hack classes. Hacks are not eligible to compete in Hunter Classes. INDEX ~ SATURDAY RING ONE Riding Classes Under 13yrs Show Hunter Classes RING TWO Galloway Hacks Open Hacks Thorouhbreds OFF THE TRACK Warmbloods Riding Ponies 13yrs & Over RING THREE Open Pony Classes Aust. Ponies Aust. Saddle Ponies Welsh Ponies Shetland Ponies Miniature Horses Miniature Ponies 80

82 RING FOUR Arabians ANSA Double Registered RING FIVE Palomino White Horse Pinto Buckskin Appaloosa Roan Quarter Horse RING SIX Australian Stock Horse Standard Bred RING SEVEN Morgan Hackney Harness Heavy Horse PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID FROM THE HORSE RING OFFICE AFTER 11.00AM. PRIZEMONEY TO BE COLLECTED ON SHOW DAY. ALL RINGS WILL BE BREAKING FOR LUNCH AT 1.00PM OR AT JUDGES DISCRETION Our Valued Sponsors Foxslow Lodge Wayne Fairman Hallam Families NSW Palomino Society Amey Bros Quickeze Towing Hiscocks Bungendore Rural David Thisleton Kybota Pty Ltd Sutton Automotive & Engineering Country Pride Sausages Family of the Late Bob Sillis Mr James Carter & Family The Bell Family G Wark Sam & Jenny Amey Michelle Styles Eddie Walewicz Glass Pty Ltd 81

83 RING 1 ~ SATURDAY 9am Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd & 3rd Ribbon Only. RIDER CLASSES 101. Rider 6yrs and under (led). Sponsored by Sam & Jenny Amey 102. Girl Rider 7yrs and under 10yrs Boy Rider 7yrs and under 10yrs Girl Rider 10yrs and under 13yrs Boy Rider 10yrs and under 13yrs. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER UNDER 13YRS CHAMPION TROPHY SPONSORED IN THE MEMORY OF MISS D. CARTER CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER UNDER 13YRS SHOW HUNTER LED SHOW HUNTER PONY 104. Led Show Hunter Pony RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 105. Novice Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh 106. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony ne 13hh 107. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony over 13hh & ne 14hh 108. Open Show Hunter Pony ne 13hh 109. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13hh & ne 14hh 110. Adults Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh (rider over 17yrs) 111. Childs Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh (rider under 17yrs) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY LED SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 112. Led Show Hunter Galloway RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 113. Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh & ne 15hh 114. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway 14hh & ne 14.2hh 115. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh & ne 15hh 116. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh & ne 14.2hh 117. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh & ne 15hh 118. Adults Show Hunter Galloway ne 15hh (rider over 17yrs) 119. Childs Show Hunter Galloway ne 15hh (rider under 17yrs) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY LED SHOW HUNTER HORSE 120. Led Show Hunter Horse 82

84 RING 1 ~ SATURDAY CONTINUED RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HORSE 121. Novice Show Hunter Horse over 15hh 122. Intermediate Show Hunter Horse 15hh & ne 16hh 123. Intermediate Show Hunter Horse over 16hh 124. Open Show Hunter Horse over 15hh & ne 16hh 125. Open Show Hunter Horse over 16hh 126. Adults Show Hunter Horse ne 16hh (rider over 17yrs) 127. Childs Show Hunter Horse ne 16hh (rider under 17yrs) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HORSE SUPREME SHOW HUNTER HORSE OF SHOW SIDE SADDLE 128. Side saddle pony lead-rein (ineligible for the trophy event 129. Side saddle ridden pony 130. Side saddle ridden galloway 131. Side saddle ridden hack RING ONE PROUD SPONSORS Bungendore Rural James Carter and Family In Memory of Miss Doris Carter QUEANBEYAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. AND MEMBERS WISH TO THANK THEIR SPONSORS. 83

85 RING 2 ~ SATURDAY 9am Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd & 3rd Ribbon Only. GALLOWAY CLASSES GALLOWAY HACK - LED 201. Led Galloway Mare over 14hh & ne 15hh 202. Led Galloway Gelding over 14hh & ne 15hh OPEN GALLOWAY CLASSES RIDDEN 203. THE NORMA MUNNS MEMORIAL - Best Presented Galloway and rider Novice Galloway Hack over 14hh and ne 15hh Intermediate Galloway Hack over 14hh and ne 15hh 206. Galloway Hack over 14hh and ne 14.2hh lightweight 207. Galloway Hack over 14hh and ne 14.2hh heavyweight 208. Galloway Hack over 14.2hh and ne 15hh lightweight 209. Galloway Hack over 14.2hh and ne 15hh heavyweight 210. Ladies Galloway Hack Lady Rider 17yrs and over Gent s Galloway Hack Gent Rider 17yrs and over Child s Galloway Hack Child Rider under 17yrs Local Galloway Hack ne 15hh (For competitors residing within a 30km radius, as per map in Ring Event Coordinators Office). CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK RIDDEN RIDER CLASSES 13YRS & OVER 214. Rider 13yrs and under 15yrs Rider 15yrs and under 18yrs. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER 13YRS & UNDER 18YRS - CHAMPION PRIZE SPONSORED IN THE MEMORY OF MISS D. CARTER (Placed 1 st or 2 nd girl in class 128 & 129) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER 13YRS & UNDER 18YRS (Placed 1 st or 2 nd boy in class 128 & 129) 216. Rider 18yrs and under 25yrs Rider 25yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER 18YRS AND OVER 84

86 RING 2 ~ SATURDAY CONTINUED OPEN HACK CLASSES OPEN HACK CLASSES LED 218. Mare over 15hh ne 16hh Mare over 16hh Gelding over 15hh ne 16hh Gelding over 16hh. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK LED THOROUGHBRED CLASSES THOROUGHBRED CLASSES LED 222. Stallion or Colt Mare or Filly 224. Gelding 225. Off the Track Class First Placegetter eligible for Final of the OFF THE TRACK SERIES at Canberra Show 2016.*Special entry form WARMBLOOD CLASSES WARMBLOOD CLASSES LED 226. Stallion or Colt Mare or Filly Gelding. OPEN HACK CLASSES RIDDEN 229. Pleasure Hack over 15hh. (Not Eligible for Champion) 230. Novice Hack over 15hh Hack over 15hh and ne 15.2hh Hack over 15.2hh and ne 16hh Hack over 16hh and ne 16.2hh Hack over 16.2hh Lady s Hack over 15hh lady rider 17yrs and over Gent s Hack over 15hh gent rider 17yrs and over Childs Hack over 15hh - Child Rider under 17yrs ~ SATURDAY 238. Local Hack over 15hh (for competitors residing within a 30km radius, as per map in Ring Event Coordinators office). CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK RIDDEN Champion Gift Voucher $50 donated by HORSELAND FYSHWICK 85

87 RING 3 ~ SATURDAY 9am Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd & 3rd Ribbon Only. Welsh Pony Classes Sponsored by Eddie Walewicz Glass Pty Ltd PONY CLASSES OPEN PONY CLASSES LED 300. Mare / Filly Gelding. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY LED AUSTRALIAN PONY - LED 302. Mare / Filly Gelding. $25 CHAMPION & $5 RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN PONY DONATED BY FOXLSOW LODGE WAYNE FAIRMAN RIDING PONIES - LED 304. Mare / Filly 305. Gelding $25 CHAMPION & $5 RESERVE CHAMPION LED RIDING PONY DONATED BY FOXLSOW LODGE WAYNE FAIRMAN AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONIES - LED 306. Mare / Filly 307. Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY AUSTRALIAN STUD SADDLE PONIES - LED 308. Mare / Filly 309. Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN STUD SADDLE PONY 86

88 PUREBRED WELSH PONY - LED 310. Section A Stallion/Colt/Mare or Filly 311. Section B Stallion/Colt/Mare or Filly 312. Section C Stallion/Colt/Mare or Filly 313 Section D Stallion/Colt/Mare or Filly CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED WELSH STALLION/COLT/MARE/FILLY - SPONSORED BY EDDIE WALEWICZ GLASS PTY LTD 314. Section A Gelding 315. Section B Gelding 316. Section C Gelding 317 Section D Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED WELSH GELDING SPONSORED BY EDDIE WALEWICZ GLASS PTY LTD G 3 ~ RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN PONY 318. Mare / Filly 319. Gelding $25 CHAMPION & $5 RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRLIAN PONY DONATED BY FOXLSOW LODGE WAYNE FAIRMAN RIDDEN RIDING PONY 320. Mare / Filly 321. Gelding $25 CHAMPION & $5 RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN RIDING PONY DONATED BY FOXLSOW LODGE WAYNE FAIRMAN RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY 322. Mare / Filly 323. Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN STUD SADDLE PONY 324. Mare / Filly 325. Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STUD SADDLE PONY RIDDEN PUREBRED WELSH CLASSES 326. Section A Ridden Stallion/Mare or Gelding 327. Section B Ridden Stallion/Mare or Gelding 328. Section C Ridden Stallion/Mare or Gelding 329. Section D Ridden Stallion/Mare or Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED RIDDEN WELSH STALLION/MARE OR GELDING SPONSORED BY EDDIE WALEWICZ GLASS PTY 87

89 RING 3 ~ SATURDAY CONTINUED HACK - RIDDEN 330. Novice Pony Hack ne 14hh 331. Open Pony Hack ne 12hh Open Pony Hack over 12hh & ne 12.2hh Open Pony Hack over 12.2hh & ne 13hh Open Pony Hack over 13hh & ne 13.2hh Open Pony Hack over 13.2hh & ne 14hh 336. Child s Pony Hack under 14hh and ridden by child under 12yrs Local Pony Hack under 14hh (For competitors within a 30km radius as per map in the Ring Event Coordinators office). THE ROY AND AMY BELL (THE BOXING TENT SHOW PEOPLE) CHAMPION PONY HACK RIDDEN $50 sponsored by THE BELL FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK RIDDEN $30 Sponsored by THE BELL FAMILY. 88

90 RING 4 ~ SATURDAY 9am Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd & 3rd Ribbon Only. ARABIAN CLASSES All Horses must be registered. Proof of registration may be requested. PUREBRED ARABIANS LED 401. Colt under 2yrs Colt 2yrs and under 4yrs Stallion 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN STALLION OR COLT LED 404. Filly under 2yrs Filly 2yrs and under 4yrs. 406 Mare 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN MARE OR FILLY LED 407. Gelding under 2yrs 408. Gelding 2yrs and under 4yrs Gelding 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN GELDING LED SUPREME CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN EXHIBIT LED ARABIAN DERIVATIVES 410. Colt under 2yrs Colt 2yrs and under 4yrs Stallion 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN DERIVATIVE STALLION OR COLT LED 413. Filly under 2yrs Filly 2yrs and under 4yrs Mare 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN DERIVATIVE MARE OR FILLY LED 416. Gelding under 2yrs Gelding 2yrs and under 4yrs Gelding 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN DERIVATIVE GELDING LED SUPREME CHAMPION ARABIAN DERIVATIVE EXHIBIT LED 89

91 SATURDAY CONTINUED ARABIAN RIDDEN 419. Novice Ridden Purebred/Derivative Arabian 420. Ridden Purebred/Derivative Arabian Stallion or Colt Ridden Purebred/Derivative Arabian Mare or Filly Ridden Purebred/Derivative Arabian Gelding. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN RIDDEN PALOMINO CLASSES All Palominos must be registered with a relevant Association. Owners/Handlers must be financial members of that Association. Proof or registration may be requested on the day. Horses manes and tails which show evidence of being dyed or bleached will be disqualified. Plaited, banded or hogged manes are not allowed in halter classes. Manes must be 10cms or longer. No False tails 423. Best Presented 424. Best Mane and Tail Best Coat Colour Junior Handler under 18yrs 427. Led Stallion or Colt 428. Led Filly 3yrs & under 429. Led Mare 4yrs & over ne 14hh 430. Led Mare 4yrs & over, over 14hh 431. Led Gelding 3yrs & under 432. Led Gelding 4yrs & over ne 14hh 433. Led Gelding 4yrs & over, over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO LED 434. Ridden Stallion or Colt 435. Ridden Mare or Filly 436. Ridden Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO RIDDEN 437. Mare or Filly Gelding Best Presented Pinto Best Marked Pinto Stallion or Colt Mare or Filly Gelding. WHITE HORSE LED PINTO CLASSES LED 90

92 RING 4 ~ SATURDAY CONTINUED 444. Best Presented Buckskin Mare or Filly 446. Gelding BUCKSKIN LED 447. Mare or Filly 448. Gelding 449. Mare or Filly Gelding Stallion or Colt 452. Mare or Filly 453. Gelding APPALOOSA CLASSES LED ROAN CLASSES LED QUARTER HORSE CLASSES LED Quarter Horse Classes Sponsored by Eddie Walewicz Glass Pty Ltd CHAMPION AND RESERVE LED EXHIBIT (All first placings in the Ring 5 are eligible except Palomino classes) ANSA CLASSES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLE HORSE CLASSES LED 454. ANSA 3yrs and under ANSA Stallion 456. ANSA Mare 4yrs and over ANSA Gelding 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLE HORSE LED 458. Ridden White Horse Ridden Pinto Ridden Buckskin 461. Ridden Appaloosa 462. Ridden Roan 463. Ridden Quarter Horse RIDDEN OTHER BREEDS CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN OTHER BREED EXHIBIT 91

93 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLE HORSE CLASSES RIDDEN 464. ANSA 3yrs and under 465. ANSA Stallion ANSA Mare 4yrs and over ANSA Gelding 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLE HORSE RIDDEN RING FOUR PROUD SPONSORS NSW Palomino Society Inc. Hiscocks 92

94 RING 5 ~ SATURDAY 9am Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd & 3rd Ribbon Only. STANDARDBRED LED 501. Male 502. Mare or Filly. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARDBRED LED Sashes for Champion & Reserve Champion donated by Standardbred Pleasure & Performance Horse Association (SPPHA) 503. Ridden Standard Bred. AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE CLASSES LED 504. Junior Handler under 13yrs Juvenile Handler 13yrs and under 18yrs Yearling (any sex and placegetters eligible for respective Championships) Colt 2yrs and under 4yrs Stallion 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION A.S.H. STALLION OR COLT LED 509 Filly 2yrs and under 4yrs Mare 15hh and under, 4yrs and over Mare over 15hh, 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION A.S.H. MARE OR FILLY LED 512. Gelding 2yrs and under 4yrs Gelding 15hh and under 4yrs and over Gelding over 15hh 4yrs and over. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION A.S.H. GELDING LED SUPREME CHAMPION A.S.H. LED AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE CLASSES RIDDEN 515. Ridden A.S.H. Rider under 18yrs ASHLA Lady Rider Pleasure Ridden A.S.H Ridden A.S.H. under 4yrs 519. Ridden A.S.H. Stallion 520. Ridden A.S.H. Gelding 521. Ridden A.S.H. Mare 522. Ridden A.S.H. Hack CHAMPION A.S.H. RIDDEN $50 Sponsored by ASAR Stock Horse Stud RESERVE CHAMPION A.S.H. RIDDEN 523. Working A.S.H. Rider under 18yrs Working A.S.H. under 4yrs 525. Working A.S.H. Stallion 526. Working A.S.H. Gelding 527. Working ASH Mare CHAMPION WORKING A.S.H. $50 Sponsored by ASAR Stock Horse Stud 93

95 RING 6 ~ SATURDAY CONTINUED RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING A.S.H. SUPREME CHAMPION A.S.H. RIDDEN Rug Donated by David Thistleton DOUBLE REGISTERED CLASSES DOUBLE REGISTERED LED 528. Stallion or Colt Mare or Filly 530. Gelding. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DOUBLE REGISTERED LED DOUBLE REGISTERED RIDDEN Stallion or Colt Mare or Filly 533. Gelding. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DOUBLE REGISTERED RIDDEN Sam & Rachael Amey 2124 Murrumbateman Rd Gundaroo NSW