Bowral Show 2018 Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th January

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1 90th Annual Show Bowral Show Society (Inc) Bowral Show 2018 Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th January Photos Bowral Show, Circa 1932 Moonlight, in the Bong Bong Pony Hunt Bong Bong Race Course, 460 Kangaloon Road, Bowral

2 Bowral Show Society PO Box 2179 Bowral NSW Phone: Facebook: Download the program from: or Emmas Show Horses ADMISSION: Adults $10.00; Pensioners $5.00; Children under 14 $5.00; Family $20.00 Members must show badges or pay admission charge. FEES: CAMPING $15 per night; STALLS $10 per day, $10 per night ; YARDS $5 per day, $5 per night payable in advance ACCOUNT DETAILS: Bowral Show Society BSB: A/C: (IMB Building Society) Ref: Surname Program of Horse Events 2-day jumping program commencing at 8.30am...page 20 Saturday Ring am Open Ponies and Riding Classes...page 3 RIng am Open Galloways and Riding Classes...page 4 Ring am Open Horses and Riding Classes...page 5 Ring am Turnout Classes District classes A.N.S.A Riding Pony Stud Book A.S.P.A...page 6 Sunday Ring am Australian Ponies Part Bred Australian Ponies Welsh Ponies...page 8 Ring am Sheltand Ponies Miniature Ponies Miniature Horses...page 9 Standardbreds American Saddle Breds...page 9 Ring am Thoroughbreds Warmbloods Coloured breeds Andalusians...page 10 Ring am Stock Horses...page 12 Open Class Polocrosse Ponies Sporting Events...page 14 Ring am Show Hunter Classes...page 15 Ring am Clydesdales Draught & Heavy Horses Harness Ponies & Horses...page 16 Arabians...page 16 Pavilion Exhibits Open to the public all day Saturday and Sunday 9am to 12noon Photography Needlework Craft Crochet Knitting Spinning Felting Weaving Wool Cookery Junior... Cookery Preserves Junior Art and Craft...pavilion section pp1-10 Yarnspinner Exhibition and sales and hands-on craft for children (starting after page 22) Snake Tails, Mini Trots, Pet Show, & Dog High Jump Sunday only...pavilion section pp Show Dates... page 21 Sponsors... page 22 Waiver form... page 23 Bowral Show Society (Inc.) welcome new members Just complete the application form below The Honorary Secretary, Bowral Show Society (Inc.) P.O. Box 2179 Bowral NSW 2576 together with your cheque. Current Annual Subscriptions: Single Adult Membership $15.00; Junior Membership $8.00 (Under 18 years); Pensioners $8.00 Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss)... Juniors... Address: Phone no... Amount: $... Printing by Office Power Southern Highlands

3 Mrs Carol Archer Mrs Heather Austin Ms Cheryl Aynsley Mrs Yvonne Barlow Miss Kerrie Barlow Mr Warren Barlow Ms Patricia Bellamy Ms Sonja Bowden Mrs Patricia Boyle Mr Kevin Brown Ms C Burchell Mrs N Burchell Mr H Burchell Mr Colin Davis Mr James Dolton Mrs Victoria Dolton Ms Deborah Everson-White Ms Edwina Grant Mrs Carol Hamilton Asha McKenna Aurora Dalton Tugela Dalton William Dalton Robyn Frank Emily Frank Abbey Gordon OFFICE BEARERS PRESIDENT: Mr David Goulder PO Box 37 Mittagong 2575 Patron: Miss Margaret Beggs and Mr Alan Schofield Vice-Presidents: Mr Colin Davis and Mr. Alan Chittick Honorary Treasurer: Mrs Lyn Goulder Honorary Secretary: Ms Edwina Grant Ph: Ass. Secretary: Mrs Lyn Goulder Publicity Officer: Mrs Ruth Chittick COMMITTEE N. Arnull, K. Brown, J. Burchell, A. Chittick, C Davis, F. Hughes, N. Hughes, R. Chittick, J. Green, H.Hughes, R. Norman, K. Thrussell, K. Wood, V O Neil LIFE MEMBERS Miss J. Green, Mr J. Burchell, Mr A. Schofield, Mr D. Goulder, Miss M. Beggs, Mrs L. Goulder, Mr A. Chittick, Mrs R. Chittick HONORARY MEMBERS Mr N. Austin, Miss M. Caldwell-Smith and Mr N. Stafford Honorary Veterinarians: Messrs W. Beresford and K. Kooros Honorary Solicitors: Ms P. Fleming, B. Haille Paine and Sons Ring Master: Mrs L. Goulder Measuring Steward: Mr N. Hughes Members of Bowral Show Society Inc. Dr Chris Hardwicke Mrs Sharna Hitchcock Mr A Hitchcock Mrs Sylvia Holborow Mrs Wendy Howard Mr Frank Hughes Mrs Helen Hughes Mr Neil Hughes Mr Simon Kale Mrs Chris Kerr Tracey Knapp Dr Anthony Lacey Mr Patrick Lacey Mrs Debbie McGuire Mr Tony McKenna Marilyn Mooney Miss Katherine Moss Mrs Merilyn Knight Mrs Robyn Norman Junior Members Ruby Haylock Samuel Henderson Darcy Howard Grace Howard Jack Howard Kate Howard Courtney Knight 1 Mrs Wendy Norris Mr Peter O Neill Mrs Virginia O Neill Mrs Pam O Sullivan Ms Margaret Perrin Mrs Amanda Proctor Mrs Wendy Ragg Mr Owen Ragg Mrs Helen Ripper Ms Robynn L Ross Mrs Jo Sabidussi Mrs Liz Shannon Mrs Margaret Smith Ms Kerrie Thrussell Mrs Paula Tutt Ms Susie Wilkins Mrs Katherine Wood Aiden Lacey Cody Lacey Emma Roach Ava Sabidussi Elly Sabidussi Nikki Vaughan South Coast and Tablelands Show Societies Inc. (Group 5) PRESIDENT: Mr Michael Brennan, Druewalla, 422 Jamberoo Mt Road Jamberoo NSW 2533 SECRETARY: Ms Sue Sharpe, 62 Sirius Circuit Narellan NSW 2567; VICE PRESIDENTS: Mr Jim Bieler, PO Box 173 Berry NSW 2535; Mrs Wendy Woodward, OAM, 70 Illaroo Road North Nowra NSW 2541 ASC DIRECTORS: Mr Michael Brennan, Ms Sue Sharpe PATRONS: Mrs Nancy Waters, OAM, 22 Hothersal Street Kiama NSW 2533; Miss Judith Green MBE, OAM, PO Box 130 Bowral NSW 2576; Mrs Betty Allan 82 Wolli Avenue Earlwood NSW 2206; Mrs Lexie Mayo 20 Dudgeon Street Albion Park NSW 2527

4 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PERPETUAL TROPHIES SAM HORDERN MEMORIAL CUP Donated by the family of the late Mr W.E. Burchell in memory of Mr Sam Hordern, a former patron of the Society. Mr Hordern s father, the late Sir Samuel Hordern, was one of Bowral s first and most successful breeders of horses. BURRADOO REX MEMORIAL TROPHY This trophy perpetuates the memory of one of Australia s best known Australian Pony Stallions, who spent his life at the McLean s Burradoo Stud. JEAN MCLEAN MEMORIAL TROPHY In Memory of Miss McLean. STONNINGTON CUP This is a perpetual trophy donated by the Moss family in memory of past President Mr N.L. Moss, who was an untiring worker for the society for many years. GYPSY STAR MEMORIAL TROPHY Another perpetual trophy, donated by the owner of the well-known Gypsy Star, Mrs Maree Ellicott - and the prize money is also donated in the pony s memory by Mrs Ellicott s parents the late Mr. K.M. & Mrs A. Chadwick who have had a life-long interest in the Show Society. TROPHY FOR THE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY Donated by Mr S. Hordern, Junior, who carried on his father s and grandfather s interest in the improvement of the horses in the district. CINDY MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR THE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK Presented by Miss Judith Green, a former President and Secretary of the Society and for many years a member of the Committee. THE J.R. (BOSS) AND HARRY SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by Lyn Goulder in memory Harry and his father Boss, who were competitors at the first Bowral Show held in Harry was a past ring master, vice president, patron and Life Member of the society. THE DAVIS MEMORIAL CUP Donated by the well-known Bowral family of Mr A. Garnett Davis, who for many years have supported the Society. MIN SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by Lyn Goulder in memory of the late Min Smith, former Life Member, and a sincere and tireless worker for the Society. THE WHY AMBER CUP In Memory of Miss D. Swanston, Life Member and Treasurer for many years of the Bowral Show Society. Why Amber won 9 Championships and 3 Reserves at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. TROPHY FOR THE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER A Trophy donated by Mr Graeme Spackman, a very well-known and successful competitor; having won, amongst other events, the boy Rider and Turnout at the Sydney Royal Show for six years in succession. THE STEPHENS MEMORIAL CUP Presented by Mrs D.R. Barsby in memory of her parents, Mr and Mrs N.A. Stephens. Mr Norrie Stephens for many years was President of the Show Society. THE SOMMERS CUP Presented by another well-known district family, who have been willing to help the Society in all ways. THE BLAKE PELLY CUP In Memory of Mr Blake Pelly, who was one of the founders of Polocrosse in this district THE HORDERN MEMORIAL TROPHY Presented by one of the Society s past Presidents, Mr R.C. Smith, in memory of the late Mr Sam Hordern, who had always taken a keen interest in show jumping and international equestrian events. THE D.M. SWANSTON MEMORIAL TROPHY A perpetual trophy, the D.M. Swanston memorial Trophy has been presented by Mrs W. Sommers in memory of the late Miss. D. Swanston, Life Member and long-time Treasurer of the Society THE GORDON SPACKMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by members of the Spackman family in memory of Mr Gordon Spackman a keen supporter of the society over very many years. THE JACK WARBURTON MEMORIAL TROPHY In memory or Mr. Jack Warburton, Past President and long time Life Member of the Society. THE ROMA ARNULL MEMORIAL Special ribbon in memory of Mrs. Roma Arnull, Life Member of the Society and a great supporter of its events over many years. THE JACK DUFF MEMORIAL Special ribbon in memory or Mr. Jack Duff who was a Life Member and Patron of the Society as well as a tireless worker. THE FRANZ MAIRINGER MEMORIAL Special ribbon in memory of Mr. Franz Mairinger, a great supporter of the Society. THE BILL GRIFFITHS MEMORIAL Special ribbon in memory of Mr. Bill Griffiths, a keen worker for Showjumping over many years. JENNY SPINKS MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by Jo Sabidussi in memory of Jenny Spinks, competitor & Judge of our show over many years. CECILE DALTON MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by the Dalton Family. TROPHY FOR WORKING STOCKHORSE Donated by Allan Tilden in memory of Bill Tilden. JIM SAMSON MEMORIAL TROPHY for most successful Lady Rider in showjumping events. Mr Jim Samson was a former Life Member of Bowral Show Society. MURIEL SCHOFIELD MEMORIAL TROPHY for Champion Pony Hack n/e 12.2hh. Former longstanding Secretary and Life Member of Bowral Show Society. The Society is most grateful to the donors of the above trophies and for their assistance in perpetuating so many well-known names. 2

5 FIRST DAY Ring 1 Schedule of events and prizes All ponies, galloways and horses must be measured or hold Show Horse Council or EA Life certificates which must be presented to the ring steward on request. All measuring must be completed by 10 a.m. SATURDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Carolyn Lye Approved Riding Helmets must be worn Ponies 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ribbons First Prize $5.00 unless otherwise stated 1. Led Pony Mare not exceeding 14 hands 2. Led Pony Gelding not exceeding 14 hands 3. Novice Hack not exceeding 14 hands 4. Intermediate Pony not exceeding 12.2 hands 5. Intermediate Pony over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands 6. Hack not exceeding 11 hands 7. Pony Hack over 11 hands and not exceeding 12 hands 8. Pony Hack over 12 hands and not exceeding 12.2 hands 9. Pony Hack over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 13 hands 10. Pony Hack over 13 hands and not exceeding 13.2 hands 11. Pony Hack over 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands 12. Child s Pony Hack not exceeding 12.2 hands Rider under 18 yrs 13. Child s Pony Hack over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands Rider under 18 yrs The Gypsy Star Mem. Trophy donated by Mrs M. Ellicott. Ponies competing in classes 12 & 13 cannot compete in class Adult s Pony Hack not exceeding 14 hands Rider 18 yrs and over 15. CHAMPION PONY HACK NOT EXCEEDING 12.2 HANDS Mrs Muriel Schofield Memorial Trophy RESERVE PONY HACK NOT EXCEEDING 12.2 HANDS 16. CHAMPION PONY HACK 12.2 HH AND N/E 14 HANDS Trophy donated by B.S.S. in memory of Mr S. Hordern RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK 12.2 HH AND N/E 14 HH 17. Pair of Pony Hacks not exceeding 13 hands. 18. Pair of Pony Hacks over 13 hands and not exceeding 14 hands. 19. Pleasure Pony ridden in a snaffle bit The following two classes to be run during the lunch hour 20. Child s quiet pony rider under 12 years. Pony not to be decorated 21. Child s quiet pony or Galloway rider 12 and under 17 years. Pony not to be decorated Riding Classes 1st Trophy. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ribbons 22. Tiny Tot Rider under 5 years MUST BE LED Prizes donated by Harper Collins Publishers 23. Leading Rein Pony. Rider 5 and under 8 years. Pony n/e 12hh 24. Boy or Girl Rider, 5 years and under 7 years. MAY BE LED 25. Girl Rider, 7 years and under 10 years 26. Boy Rider, 7 years and under 10 years 27. Girl Rider, 10 years and under 12 years 28. Boy Rider, 10 years and under 12 years 29. CHAMPION JUNIOR GIRL RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS. Eligible for Supreme Champion Mr Graeme Spackman s Perpetual Trophy substitute trophy. Prize donated by Sutton Farm Equestrian Centre $50 RESERVE CHAMPION 30. CHAMPION JUNIOR BOY RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS. Eligible for Supreme Champion Mrs Min Smith s Perpetual Trophy substitute trophy. RESERVE CHAMPION 31. Pair of Riders, under 12 years. 32. District Girl or Boy Rider under 12 years who has not won a ribbon in riding classes at this show 33. Bareback Rider under 12 years PORTERHOUSE BISTRO Argyle Street Moss Vale NSW 2577 Ph: (02) Fax: (02) goodbeer@mossvalehotel.com.au MOSS VALE HOTEL PH:

6 FIRST DAY Ring 2 SATURDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Ann McClellan Approved Riding Helmets must be worn Galloways 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ribbons First Prize $5.00 unless otherwise stated 34. Led Galloway Mare over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 35. Led Galloway Gelding over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 36. Novice Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 37. Intermediate Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 38. Intermediate Hack over 14.2 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 39. Lightweight Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 40. Heavyweight Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 41. Lightweight Hack over 14.2 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 42. Heavyweight Hack over 14.2 hands and not exceeding 15 hands. The Throsby Park Twist Memorial Trophy 43. Lady s Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 44. Gent s Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands Horses competing in Classes 43 & 44 cannot compete in Class Galloway Hack n/e 15 hands ridden by a child under 18 years 46. CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK OVER 14 HH & N/E 14.2HH Cindy Memorial Trophy donated by Miss J. Green, Burradoo. RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK 47. CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK OVER 14.2 HH & N/E 15HH Cecile Dalton Memorial Trophy donated by the Dalton Family. RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK 48. Pair of Galloway Hacks 49. Pleasure Galloway over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands Riding Classes 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ribbons 50. Girl Rider, 12 years and under 14 years 51. Boy Rider, 12 years and under 14 years 52. Girl Rider, 14 years and under 16 years 53. Boy Rider, 14 years and under 16 years 54. Girl Rider, 16 years and under 18 years 55. Boy Rider, 16 years and under 18 years 56. CHAMPION SENIOR GIRL RIDER, 12 YRS & UNDER 18 YRS Eligible for Supreme Champion Why Amber Cup Perp. Trophy Voucher donated by Ambience Day & Beauty Spa, Moss Vale RESERVE CHAMPION 57. CHAMPION SENIOR BOY RIDER, 12 YRS AND UNDER 18 YRS Eligible for Supreme Champion Davis Memorial Cup Perp. Trophy substitute trophy donated by B.S.S. Reserve Champion 58. SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER, UNDER 18 YEARS (From rings 1 & 2) Prize donated by Sutton Farm Equestrian Centre 59. Pair of Riders, 12 years and under15 years. 60. Pair of Riders, 15 years and under 18 years. 61. Parent and Child Riders (Child under 18 years) 62. District Girl or Boy Rider 12 years and under 18 years who has not won a ribbon in riding classes at this show 63. Team of Four Riders under 18 years. Entry $2.00 each team member. Ribbons 64. Bareback Rider years HAPPY CAT DRY CLEANERS Family Operated Established Over 40 years Shop 12, Old Argyle Square Clarence St Moss Vale After Hours

7 FIRST DAY Ring 3 SATURDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Jo Bensley Approved Riding Helmets must be worn Horses 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ribbons First Prize $5.00 unless otherwise stated 65. Led Mare over 15 hands 66. Led Gelding over 15 hands 67. Novice Hack over 15 hands 68. Intermediate Hack over 15 hands not exceeding 16 hands 69. Intermediate Hack 16 hands and over 70. Hack over 15 hands not exceeding 15.2 hands 71. Hack over 15.2 hands not exceeding 16 hands 72. Hack over 16 hands not exceeding 16.2 hands 73. Hack over 16.2 hands 74. Lady s Hack rider 18 years and over. 1st Prize donated by The Ultimate Horse Shop, Goulburn Horses competing in class 74 are not eligible to compete in class Gent s Hack rider 18 years and over. 1st Prize donated by The Ultimate Horse Shop, Goulburn 76. Hack 15 hands and over ridden by a child under 18 years. D.M. Swanston Mem. Trophy donated by Mrs W. Sommers 77. CHAMPION HACK OVER 15HH & NOT EXCEEDING 16HH J.R. (Boss) & Harry Smith Mem. Trophy donated by Lyn Goulder. Prize money donated by Warren Pratley $50 RESERVE CHAMPION HACK 78. CHAMPION HACK OVER 16 HH. RESERVE CHAMPION HACK. Prize money donated by Warren Pratley $ SUPREME CHAMPION HACK Trophy donated by the Burchell Family in Memory of Mr Sam Hordern Prize money donated by Warren Pratley $ Pair of Hacks 81. Pleasure Hack to be ridden in a snaffle bit Riding Classes 82. Side-saddle rider 83. Lady s Hack or Galloway to be ridden side-saddle 84. Junior Gentleman Rider 18 and under 21 years 85. Gentleman Rider 21 years and over 86. CHAMPION GENTLEMAN RIDER. Special Prize donated by The Countryman, Bowral RESERVE CHAMPION GENTLEMAN RIDER 87. Junior Lady Rider, 18 and under 21 years 88. District Lady Rider, 18 years and over Bowral Hair Room 89. Lady Rider 21 years and under 40 years 90. Lady Rider, 40 years and over 91. CHAMPION LADY RIDER RESERVE CHAMPION LADY RIDER Jenny Spinks Memorial donated by J. Sabidussi The Countryman Bowral Leading stockists of RM Williams and proudly supporting the 2018 Bowral Show 346 Bong Bong Street Bowral Ph: thecountryman@westnet.com.au GO WHERE THE TRADIES GO From heavy hardware products to paint, paint accessories, power tools, hand tools, and everything for your outdoor and gardening needs. Locally owned, Home Timber & Hardware remains the preferred destination for consumers looking for high quality tools, competitively priced hardware and expert advice. 54 Berrima Road, Moss Vale Phone

8 FIRST DAY Ring 4 SATURDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Angela Delamont Approved Riding Helmets must be worn Turnout Classes 92. Girl Rider and turnout, under 18 years. Manner paces and conformation or horse or pony, saddlery, costume and the ability of the competitor to be judged. The Stephens Memorial Cup 93. Boy Rider and turnout, under 18 years. The Sommers Cup Perpetual Trophy District Classes 94. Novice District Hack not exceeding 14 hands 95. District Hack, not exceeding 14 hands Eligible for Champion District Hack Class 100 1st Prize donated by Maree s Salon 96. Novice District Hack, over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 97. District Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands Eligible for Champion District Hack Class Novice District Hack over 15 hands 99. District Hack over 15 hands. Eligible for Champion District Hack Class 100 1st Prize donated by Maree s Salon 100. CHAMPION DISTRICT HACK Winners of Classes 95, 97 and 99 eligible to compete $20 Jack Warburton Memorial Trophy 101. District Rider 6 years and under 9 years 102. District Rider 9 years and under 12 years 103. District Rider 12 years and under 15 years 104. District Rider 15 years and under 18 years 105. CHAMPION DISTRICT RIDER Australian National Saddle Horse Must be registered with the ANSA ANSA LED 106. Led ANSA Stallion or Colt 107. Led ANSA Mare or Filly 108. Led ANSA Gelding 109. CHAMPION LED ANSA EXHIBIT RESERVE CHAMPION LED ANSA EXHIBIT ANSA RIDDEN 110. Ridden ANSA Horse over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 111. Ridden ANSA Horse over 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 112. Ridden ANSA Horse 16 hands and over 113. CHAMPION RIDDEN ANSA EXHIBIT RESERVE CHAMPION ANSA RIDDEN EXHIBIT Riding Pony Stud Book Society Must be registered with the above society 114. Led Riding Pony Stallion not exceeding 14.2 hands 115. Led Riding Pony Mare not exceeding 13 hands 116. Led Riding Pony Mare over 13 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 117. Led Riding Pony Gelding not exceeding 13 hands 118. Led Riding Pony Gelding over 13 hands and not exceeding 14.2 h 119. CHAMPION AND RESERVE LED RIDING PONY 120. Ridden Riding Pony Mare not exceeding 13 hands 121. Ridden Riding Pony Mare over 13 hands and not exceeding 14.2 h 122. Ridden Riding Pony Gelding not exceeding 13 hands 123. Ridden Riding Pony Gelding over 13 hands and not exceeding 14.2h 124. CHAMPION AND RESERVE RIDING PONY UNDER SADDLE Australian Saddle Pony Association Must be registered with the ASPA 125. Led Pony Stallion registered with A.S.P.A Led Pony Mare registered with A.S.P.A Led Pony Gelding registered with A.S.P.A CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED SADDLE PONY 129. Ridden A.S.P.A. Pony not exceeding 13 hands 130. Ridden A.S.P.A. Pony over 13 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 131. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SADDLE PONY Special Sashes donated by the Australian Saddle Pony Association Present this ad to receive 20% off SIMPSON FUEL SUPPLIES Distributor for your supply of BP Fuels and Lubricants MacNaught Equipment Cavendish Street, Mittagong Ph: (02)

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10 SECOND DAY Ring 1 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Jo Bensley Australian Ponies 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Ribbons (To be led) Australian Ponies Reg. with A.P.S.B. Part Bred or Welsh not eligible 132. Stallion, 12 hands and under 133. Stallion, over 12 hands and not exceeding 13 hands 134. Stallion, over 13 hands and not exceeding 14 hands 135. Yearling Colt 136. Colt, 2 years and under 4 years 137. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT The Burradoo Rex Memorial Trophy 138. Mare, not exceeding 12 hands, 4 years and over 139. Mare, over 12 hands and not exceeding 13 hands, 4 years and over 140. Mare, over 13 hands and not exceeding 14 hands, 4 years and over 141. Brood Mare not exceeding 14 hands 4 years and over The Jalengla Dinkie Mem. Trophy donated by Koonama Pony Stud, Paddys River 142. Yearling Filly 143. Filly, 2 years and under 4 years 144. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 145. Gelding not exceeding 12.2 hands 146. Gelding over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands 147. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING 148. SUPREME CHAMPION LED PONY Jean McLean Memorial Trophy substitute trophy donated by Burchell Family Pty. Ltd Ridden Australian Pony Mare not exceeding 14 hands 150. Ridden Australian Pony Gelding not exceeding 14 hands Part Bred Australian Ponies 151. Part Bred Filly under 4 years 152. Part Bred Pony Mare not exceeding 13.2 hands 153. Part Bred Pony Mare 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 154. Part Bred Pony Gelding not exceeding 13.2 hands 155. Part Bred Pony Gelding 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 156. CHAMPION AND RESERVE PART BRED 157. Ridden Part Bred under 13.2 hands 158. Ridden Part Bred 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands Lylehurst PO Box 65 Moss Vale NSW 2577 Ph: (02) Fax: (02) ruth_chittick@internetsat.com.au Welsh Ponies 1st, 2nd and 3rd Ribbons (To be led) All ponies must be registered with a recognised stud book WELSH SECTION A 159. Stallion 160. Colt under 4 years 161. CHAMPION AND RESERVE STALLION OR COLT 162. Dry Mare 4 years and over 163. Brood Mare 4 years and over 164. Yearling Filly 165. Filly, 2 years and under 4 years 166. CHAMPION AND RESERVE MARE OR FILLY 167. Gelding 4 years and over 168. Gelding under 4 years 169. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING WELSH SECTION B 170. Stallion 171. Colt under 4 years 172. CHAMPION AND RESERVE STALLION OR COLT 173. Dry Mare 4 years and over 174. Brood Mare 4 years and over 175. Yearling Filly 176. Filly, 2 years and under 4 years 177. CHAMPION AND RESERVE MARE OF FILLY - Trophy donated by Koonama Pony Stud, Paddys River 178. Gelding 4 years and over 179. Gelding under 4 years 180. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING WELSH SECTION C & D 181. Stallion or Colt 182. Mare 4 years and over 183. Filly under 4 years 184. Gelding 185. CHAMPION AND RESERVE SECTION C & D PONY WELSH PART BRED 186. Stallion or Colt 187. Mare 4 years and over 188. Filly under 4 years 189. Gelding 190. CHAMPION WELSH PART BRED & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH 191. Ridden Welsh Stallion A, B, C or D 192. Ridden Welsh A Mare 193. Ridden Welsh A Gelding 194. Ridden Welsh B Mare 195. Ridden Welsh B Gelding 196. Ridden Welsh C & D Mare or Gelding 197. CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH Trophy donated by Koonama Pony Stud, Paddys River 198. Ridden Welsh Part Bred Mare 199. Ridden Welsh Part Bred Gelding 8

11 SECOND DAY Ring 2 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Ken Thomas 1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons Shetland Ponies All entries in the following classes must be registered in recognised stud book (To be led) 200. Stallion 4 years and over 201. Yearling Colt 202. Colt, 2 years and under 4 years 203. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 204. Mare 4 years and over 205. Yearling Filly 206. Filly, 2 years and under 4 years 207. Broodmare 208. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 209. Gelding not exceeding 9.2hh 210. Gelding 9.2hh and not exceeding 10.2hh 211. CHAMPION GELDING AND RESERVE 212. SUPREME CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY Ros Osborne Memorial Trophy donated by Osborne family 213. Ridden Shetland Pony not exceeding 9.2 hands 214. Ridden Shetland Pony 9.2 hands and not exceeding 10.2 hands For Shetland Pony in Harness see Ring 6 p16 Class 399 Miniature Ponies Registered with a Miniature Pony Society 215. Best Presented (not eligible for champion) 216. Best Coloured (not eligible for champion) 217. Colt under 4 years 218. Stallion 4 years and over 219. Gelding under 4 years 220. Gelding 4 years and over 221. CHAMPION & RESERVE STALLION, COLT OR GELDING 222. Filly, yearling 223. Filly 2 years and under 4 years 224. Mare 4 years and over 225. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 226. SUPREME MINIATURE PONY EXHIBIT Garland sponsored by Diane and Lance Rickert Mt Olympus Miniatures Miniature Horses Registered with a Miniature Horse Society 227. Best Presented (not eligible for champion) 228. Best Coloured (not eligible for champion) 229. Colt under 4 years 230. Stallion 4 years and over 231. Gelding under 4 years 232. Gelding 4 years and over 233. CHAMPION & RESERVE STALLION, COLT OR GELDING 234. Filly, yearling 235. Filly 2 years and under 4 years 236. Mare 4 years and over 237. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 238. SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT Standardbreds Sashes sponsored by Standardbred Pleasure & Peformance Horse Assoc Best presented Standardbred 240. Led Colt/Stallion 241. Led Filly/Mare 242. Led Gelding 243. CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED (sash) 244. Novice Ridden Standarbred (Walk/Trot only) 245. Open Ridden Standardbred 246. CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED (sash) Judge: Alan Chittick 1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons American Saddle Breds 247. Led Colt/Stallion 248. Led Mare 249. Led Gelding 250. CHAMPION & RESERVE SADDLE BRED 251. Ridden Saddle Bred Mare 252. Ridden Saddle Bred Gelding Quality manufacturer using new Australian made steel, providing a diverse range of onand-off road trailers in all shapes and sizes. 3 tonne Mark II Hydraulic tipper Tandem Hydraulic Tipping Trailer (9x6) 9 Tandem Box Trailers Telephone: (02) Website: Telephone for a free brochure Tandem Hydraulic Tipping Utility Trailer (10x7)

12 SECOND DAY Ring 3 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Alison Castle 1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons Thoroughbreds 253. Led Thoroughbred Stallion or Colt 254. Led Thoroughbred Mare or Filly 255. Led Thoroughbred Gelding 256. CHAMPION AND RESERVE THOROUGHBRED EXHIBIT 257. Ridden Thoroughbred Australian Warmblood Horses All horses must be registered with a Warmblood Horse Assoc Led Filly under 3 years 259. Led mare 3 years and over 260. Led Gelding 261. Led Colt under 3 years 262. Led Stallion 3 years and over 263. CHAMPION AND RESERVE LED WARMBLOOD 264. Ridden Warmblood Palomino Horses All horses must be registered with a Palomino Horse Breeders Assoc Led Best Presented Palomino 266. Led Stallion or Colt 267. Led Mare or Filly 268. Led Gelding 269. CHAMPION AND RESERVE PALOMINO EXHIBIT 270. Palomino under saddle Paint Horses All horses must be registered with the Paint Horse Association 271. Led Stallion or Colt 272. Led Mare or Filly 273. Led Gelding 274. CHAMPION AND RESERVE PAINT EXHIBIT 275. Best marked exhibit 276. Paint under saddle Pinto Horses All entries must be registered with a Pinto Association 277. Led Stallion or Colt 278. Led Mare or Filly 279. Led Gelding 280. CHAMPION AND RESERVE PINTO EXHIBIT 281. Best Marked Exhibit 282. Pinto under saddle Buckskin Horses All entries must be registered with the Buckskin Horse Association 283. Led Stallion or Colt 284. Led Mare or Filly 285. Led Gelding 286. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BUCKSKIN EXHIBIT 287. Buckskin under saddle Quarter Horses All classes to be open to Registered or Appendix Quarter Horses 288. Led Stallion or Colt 289. Led Mare or Filly 290. Led Gelding 291. CHAMPION AND RESERVE QUARTER HORSE 292. Bridle Path Hack 293. Western Pleasure Andalusian and Spanish Horses All Entries must be registered with an appropriate Horse Association 294. Led Stallion or Colt 295. Led Mare or Filly 296. Led Gelding 297. CHAMPION AND RESERVE ANDALUSIAN EXHIBIT 298. Andalusian under saddle SADDLERY STOCK FEED GREAT NEW STOCK NOW AVAILABLE Lower prices compare & see Phone orders welcome We post smaller items direct to customer 10 Sydney Road Goulburn Ph e: currencycreek@bigpond.com "Interiors for you Decorating Lesley Turner Shop 7 The Old Co-op Station Street Bowral NSW 2576 Phone: (02) Fax: (02) Mobile: decorating@interiorsforyou.com.au 11 10

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14 SECOND DAY Ring 4 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Ann McClellan Stock Horses Only horses registered with the Australian Stock Horse Society are eligible to enter. The number of horses worked in working classes to be at the discretion of the judge. Standard helmets must be worn in all ridden classes and when mounted on grounds. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ribbons First Prize $5.00 unless otherwise stated 299. Led Yearling any sex 300. Led Stallion 4 years and over 301. Led Colt 3 years and under 302. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 303. Led Mare, not exceeding 15 hands, 4 years and over 304. Led Mare, over 15 hands, 4 years and over 305. Led Filly 3 years and under 306. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 307. Led Gelding, not exceeding 15 hands 308. Led Gelding, 15 hands and over 309. Led Gelding 3 years and under 310. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING 311. SUPREME LED STOCK HORSE $50 voucher donated by The Mobile GG Spot 312. Ridden Stockhorse 3yrs and under 313. Ridden Stallion Snaffle Bit 314. Ridden Mare not exceeding 15 hands Snaffle Bit 315. Ridden Mare over 15 hands Snaffle Bit 316. Ridden Gelding not exceeding 15 hands Snaffle Bit 317. Ridden Gelding over 15 hands Snaffle Bit 318. Ridden Stock Horse rider under 18 years 319. Stock Horse Hack not exceeding 15 hands ridden in curb bit 320. Stock Horse Hack over 15 hands ridden in curb bit 321. CHAMPION AND RESERVE RIDDEN STOCK HORSE 322. Working Stallion 323. Working Mare 324. Working Gelding Horse winning ribbons in events 322, 323 & 324 not eligible for event Working Stockhorse, rider under 18 years 326. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING STOCK HORSE Prize donated by Energreen Nutrition 327. SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN STOCK HORSE EXHIBIT Stonnington Cup Perp. Trophy donated by the Moss family substitute trophy SOUTHERN QUALITY STOCK FEEDS WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Servicing the Southern Highlands and Wollondilly 131 Silica Rd Yanderra NSW 2574 Mobile: Ph/Fax: paul.defina@optusnet.com.au Official photographer for Bowral Show

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16 SECOND DAY Ring 4 cont. SUNDAY Open Class 1st 2nd 328. Station Hack equipment not judged. To be judged on quality, conformation, stamina, paces, handiness, standing when unattended, working ability, must be a good leader $6 $ Best Walking Horse 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands, Prize money donated by Miss J. Green $6 $ Best Walking Horse over 15 hands, Prize money donated by Miss J. Green $6 $ Best Walking Pony under 14 hands, Prize money donated by Miss J. Green $6 $4 Polocrosse Ponies To be tried with stick and ball Presentation of horse and rider and conformation of horse to be taken into consideration Riders to compete in their specific age groups only 332. Polocrosse Pony rider under 16 years 333. Polocrosse Pony rider 16 and under 21 years 334. Polocrosse Pony rider 21 years and over 335. The Blake Pelly Perpetual Trophy for the best Polocrosse Pony exhibit Sporting Events Gordon Spackman Memorial Trophy for the most successful competitor of the Sport Events (donated by the Spackman Family) ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR A.S.A. APPROVED SKULLCAPS Entries for Sunday Sporting Events Close 1.00 p.m. Sunday 336. Bending Race under 9 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Bending Race 9 and under 12 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Bending Race 12 and under 18 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Bending Race over 18 years. Entry fee $5.00 $10 $ Flag Race under 9 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Flag Race 9 and under 12 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Flag Race 12 and under 18 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Ladies Flag Race over 18 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Flag Race The Vin Cluff Mem over 18 years. Entry fee $5.00 $10 $ Barrel Race under 12 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Barrel Race 12 and under 18 years. Entry fee $4.00 $5 $ Barrel Race over 18 years - affiliated race operating under S.H.B.A. rules.entry fee $5.00 $10 $ Relay Barrel Race. Entry fee $6.00 a pair $5 $3 Equine Veterinarians Emergency Care Preventative Care Digital Imaging Lameness Examinations Field Consultations SHEC Pty Ltd Servicing the Southern Highlands 2 Songline Place, Burradoo Ph: (02) info@shec.com.au 14

17 SECOND DAY Ring 5 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Carolyn Lye Show Hunter Classes First Prize $ Novice Show Hunter Pony 350. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony 351. Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 12 hands 352. Show Hunter Pony over 12 hands not exceeding 13 hands 353. Show Hunter Pony over 13 hands not exceeding 14 hands 354. Childs Show Hunter Pony - Cannot compete in Class Adults Show Hunter Pony - Cannot compete in Class CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY Prize donated by Horseland RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY 357. Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15 hands 358. Intermediate Show Hunter Hack over 15 hands 359. Show Hunter Hack over 15 hands not exceeding 15.2 hands 360. Show Hunter Hack over 15.2 hands not exceeding 16 hands 361. Show Hunter Hack over 16 hands not exceeding 16.2 hands 362. Show Hunter Hack over 16.2hh 363. Childs Show Hunter Hack Cannot compete in Class Adults Show Hunter Hack Cannot compete in Class CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK Prize donated by Horseland RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK 366. Novice Show Hunter Galloway 367. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway 368. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hands not exceeding 14.2 hands 369. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hands not exceeding 15 hands 370. Childs Show Hunter Galloway Cannot compete in Class Adults Show Hunter Galloway Cannot compete in Class CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY Prize donated by Horseland RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 373. SUPREME SHOW HUNTER Prize donated by Horseland 374. Working Hunter Pony not exceeding 14 hands 375. Working Hunter Galloway 14 hands not exceeding 15 hands 376. Working Hunter Hack over 15 hands 377. CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER A $50 cash prize will be awarded to the highest placed Pure or Part Welsh Working Hunter. Donated by The Welsh Pony and Cob Society Southern Sub Committee Pet Care Stock Feeds Dog Needs Chook Feed 590 Arina Road Bargo Open 7 Days Mon Wed 9am to 5pm Thu Fri 8am to 5pm Sat 8am to 2pm Sun 9am to 1pm 15

18 SECOND DAY Ring 6 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00 unless otherwise stated. Judge: Shane Keir Clydesdales First Prize $ Stallion or Colt 379. Mare or Filly 380. Gelding any age 381. CHAMPION CLYDESDALE Draught and Heavy Horses (Not eligible for above classes) 382. Stallion or Colt 383. Mare or Filly 384. Gelding any age 385. CHAMPION AND RESERVE DRAUGHT OR HEAVY HORSE 386. Junior Handler 387. Ridden Heavy Horse 388. Open Long Rein Turnout 389. Delivery Turnout Harness Ponies and Horses First Prize $5.00 Drivers under 17 years must be accompanied by an adult in the vehicle 390. Sulky/Buggy Turnout 391. Viceroy Turnout 392. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION TURNOUT HACKNEY OR PART-HACKNEY CLASSES 393. Hackney or Part-Hackney Pony not exceeding 12.2hh 394. Hackney or Part-Hackney Pony over 12.2hh not exceeding 14hh 395. CHAMPION & RESERVE HACKNEY OR PART-HACKNEY PONY 396. Hackney or Part-Hackney Horse over 14hh not exceeding 15hh 397. Hackney or Part-Hackney Horse over 15hh 398. CHAMPION & RESERVE HACKNEY OR PART-HACKNEY HORSE NON-HACKNEY CLASSES Prize money donated by Mrs P. Boyle, Mittagong 399. Shetland Pony in Harness 400. Non-Hackney Pony not exceeding 12hh 401. Non-Hackney Pony over 12hh not exceeding 14hh 402. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NON-HACKNEY PONY 403. Non-Hackney Horse over 14hh not exceeding 15hh 404. Non-Hackney Horse over 15hh 405. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NON-HACKNEY HORSE 406. Pleasure Pony not exceeding 10.2hh 407. Pleasure Pony over 10.2hh not exceeding 14hh 408. Pleasure Horse over 14hh 409. CHAMPION & RESERVE PLEASURE HORSE OR PONY 410. SUPREME CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE OR PONY 411. Adult Driver 18 years and over 412. Junior Driver under 18 years 413. Obstacle Course SUNDAY Only horses entered in the recognised Stud Book for Arabs to be eligible (To be led unless otherwise stated) Judge: Angela Delamont Arabian Horse Classes 414. Purebred Stallion 4 years and over 415. Purebred Colt 3 years and under 416. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 417. Purebred Mare 4 years and over 418. Purebred Filly 3 years and under 419. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 420. Purebred Gelding (winner eligible for Supreme Champion Arabian) 421. SUPREME CHAMPION ARABIAN 422. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Pony Gelding under 14 hands 423. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Gelding 14 to 15 hands 424. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Gelding over 15 hands 425. CHAMPION AND RESERVE PART BRED OR DERIVATIVE GELDING 426. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Stallion 4 years and over 427. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Colt 3 years and under 428. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PART BRED OR DERIVATIVE STALLION OR COLT 429. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Pony Mare under 14 hands 430. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Mare 14 hands and over 431. Part Bred or Derivative Arabian Filly 3 years and under 432. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PART BRED OR DERIVATIVE MARE OR FILLY 433. SUPREME CHAMPION ARABIAN PART BRED OR DERIVATIVE $50 voucher donated by The Mobile GG Spot 434. Arabian and Arabian Part Bred Stallion or Colt under Saddle 435. Arabian and Arabian Part Bred Mare or Filly under Saddle 436. Arabian and Arabian Part Bred Gelding under Saddle 437. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN UNDER SADDLE 438. Arabian Costume Class 16

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20 General Regulations and By-Laws 1. No exhibitor will be allowed in that section in which his exhibit is placed during the judging, except by permission of the Stewards and it shall be the duty of the Stewards to prevent any person interfering with the judges, and if necessary, order the removal of such offenders from the ground. 2. Entries on the day. 3. Under no circumstances will any exhibit be allowed to enter the judging arena without the production of a numbered ticket. 4. The Society will not be responsible for any accident or loss that may occur to any exhibitor during the Show, and it shall be a condition of entry that exhibitor shall hold the Society blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such accident. Every reasonable care will be taken to prevent accidents. 5. The owner or exhibitor of any exhibit disapproved of as an exhibit by the Committee must, immediately upon notice to that effect, remove such exhibit from the ground. 6. Exhibitors, if called upon by the Committee, shall prove the correctness of their Certificate of Entry. 7. Electrified tape for temporary horse yards must be constructed with two strands of conductive tape. The tape should be attached with insulated fasteners to well driven steel pickets fitted with protective plastic caps. A sign should be erected on the fence: Take Care Electric Fence. Protests, Etc. 7. Protests made against any award on first and second days must be lodged in writing with the Secretary at the office on the ground not later than 3pm, on the second day of the show, ring events excepted, which may be protested up to 3pm on last day of Show. All protests to be decided on the ground if possible. A deposit of $20 must be made, which shall be forfeited if the protest be deemed frivolous. 8. Should any exhibit having gained a prize be disqualified, the next on the list does not necessarily gain the prize. The Committee with or without the advice of the judges, shall decide the same. 9. No entry will be received except on condition that all disputes, objections, or protests shall be decided by the Committee, whose decision shall be final. Accident & Public Risk All exhibitors must sign indemnity forms and wear wrist bands provided before entry to Judging areas. The society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibitor or competitor, or as a result of any act of neglect of any Steward or member of the Committee or public, and it shall be a condition of entry that each Exhibitor shall hold the Society harmless, and indemnify if against any legal proceedings arising from any such accident, and agree to all the rules. Damage to Exhibits the Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of Live Stock or other exhibits at the Society s Exhibition, or for any damage thereto or loss thereof. Electric Leads Ensure all electrical leads have current valid approval tags and are to be placed either underground or above reach overhead by the exhibitor or showman. Indemnity & Waiver Indemnity and waiver form must be completed by all exhibitors and handlers before entering the rings Special Regulations 1. Horses must all be paraded when called upon by the Stewards. 2. The ages of all horses must date from 1st August. LEWIS BUILDING COMPANY PTY. LTD. Builders Licence No 47481C Builders Construction Managers Project Administrators Jason G Lewis Mobile: Phone: (02) Fax: (02) lewisbuildingcompany@bigpond.com PO Box 263 Bowral NSW 2576

21 3. All exhibits must be measured if required by the Chief Steward. 1/2 in. allowed for shoes. 4. All Stallions three years and over must undergo a veterinary examination if called upon to do so. 5. Stallions are only eligible for classes stated as such 6. Stallions must wear a bit while being handled and competing 7. Where possible all stallions are to be stabled or stallions must wear a collar which is securely tied to truck or trailer and must be supervised at all times 8. Riders or handlers of stallions must be over the age of 17 years. 9. No sharp spurs allowed. Whips subject to approval of Stewards. 10. District shall be confined to the Shire of Wingecarribee and must be owned and stabled within the shire for 3 months prior to Show. 11. Novice shall mean any competitor or horse which has not won or divided a first prize at any recognised Show. Winners of Novice classes may be called upon to sign a statutory declaration as to their status. 12. Intermediate - Horse or rider who has not won a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize in a solo event at any Royal Show. 13. All competitors in junior events must supply birth certificates if required. 14. All entries are subject to the Society s Regulations. Improper Behaviour 1. 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 names to be submitted to the ASC. 2. Any person, including an exhibitor or competitor who, inside or outside the show ring in the opinion of the Committee, behaves in an offensive, threatening or insulting manner, uses any threatening, abusive or insulting words to any official of the Society, or Judge at the Show or in regard to the Society, shall be liable to disqualification. Upon any person being reported to the Committee as having committed an offence under the above rule, the Committee shall hold an inquiry, of which due notice shall be given to such person; who shall have the right to be heard and call evidence at such inquiry and the Committee shall either exonerate such a person or impose such penalty as it deems expedient and the report of such inquiry shall be forwarded to the Secretary of the South Coast Union of Show Societies. Drug testing 1. Drug testing may be carried out at this Show 2. Any competitor, exhibitor or owner found to have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee and dealt with accordingly. Supplementary By-Laws 1. All prizes will be paid in the ring after each event. 2. The office-bearers or Committee do not hold themselves responsible for the prizes further than proportionate to the extent of the funds with which they are supplied for that purpose; nor will they indemnify exhibitors for any articles that may be lost, stolen or destroyed during the show. 3. Perpetual Trophies will remain the property of the Society. 4. Any exhibitor who shall make a false report or give misleading information respecting any exhibit, shall not be entitled to any prize whatever. 5. All exhibits must be delivered on the ground and removed therefrom at the owner s risk and expense. 6. In case any dispute may arise as to the construction to be put upon any of the by-laws or regulations, the same will be determined by the Committee of the Society whose decision shall be final. 7. No animal exhibited to be decorated with any but the colours provided by the Society. LANDMARK Combining local knowledge and experience with the security of an Australian-Wide Network. For friendly and professional service in Livestock, Insurance and Rural Merchandise Suppliers of Animal Health Products Fertilizers Ag Chemicals Waratah Fencing Supplies Gallagher Electric Fencing Horticulture and Viticultural Products plus much, much more MOSS VALE 603 Argyle St Moss Vale BRANCH MANAGER Craig Thomas MERCHANDISE Amanda Hulm AGRONOMY Jim Colquhorn LIVESTOCK John Palmer Craig Thomas INSURANCE Ryan Anderson Linda Mottram Come in and see for yourself PH:

22 JUMPING All Competitors must wear approved showjumping attire and must wear A.S.NZ 3838 EFA approved Helmets in all Jumping Events, Chin Straps must be fastened when mounted. COMPETITORS MUST PRESENT GRADING CARDS WHEN MAKING ENTRIES. NO CURRENT CARD NO PRIZEMONEY The attention of all competitors is drawn to special showjumping regulations listed further down the page. Horses may only enter in maximum three classes per day. Horses entered in official classes must be registered with E.F.A. THE HORDERN MEMORIAL TROPHY The Trophy will be awarded to the most successful exhibitor in the following classes: 441, 443, 444, 448, 449, 450 Point Score: 1st-3; 2nd-2; 3rd-1 Mr Jim Samson Memorial Trophy for most successful Lady Rider in showjumping events Jumping Judge: Jan Golding SATURDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. and to be run as convenient 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th cm Unofficial. Art Immediate Jump-Off. Entry fee $8 $20 $13 $8 $5 $4 Sponsored by Energreen Nutrition cm Unofficial Art Immediate Jump-Off. Entry fee $8 $15 $10 $8 $6 $5 The Win Smith Memorial. Sponsored by Judith Green 441. Equissage Derby 1m. Entry fee $10 Gift vouchers to the value of $75 $45 $30 Sponsored by Equissage metre Art Showjumping Contest. Entry fee $10 Sponsored by Horseland, Moss Vale Gift Vouchers to the value of $50 $30 $20 $15 $ The Roma Arnull Memorial 1.2 metre Art One Round Against the clock. Table A Entry fee $10 $100 $75 $50 $25 $ The Franz Mairinger Memorial Top Score. Entry fee $15 $110 $80 $60 $50 $25 SUNDAY Commencing at 8.30 a.m. and to be run as convenient 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th cm Junior Showjumping contest for riders 12 years and under. Entry fee $6 $10 $8 $6 $4 $2 Trophies donated by Horseland Moss Vale cm Unofficial Art Showjumping Contest for riders 13 years and under 18yrs. Entry fee $8 $15 $10 $8 $6 $ cm Unofficial Open. Art One Round Against the Clock. Table A Entry fee $8 $15 $10 $8 $6 $ Equissage Derby 1m. Art 239 One Round Against the Clock. Table C Entry fee $10 Gift vouchers to the value of $75 $45 $30 Sponsored by Equissage 449. The Jack Duff Memorial 1.05 metre Art Entry Fee $10 $100 $75 $50 $25 $ The Bill Griffiths 1.2 metre Art Entry Fee $10 $100 $75 $50 $25 $15 SPECIAL SHOWJUMPING REGULATIONS All competitors in Junior events must supply birth certificate or a Statutory Declaration signed by a parent if required. Entries through Global Entries Online or accepted on the day. The Chief Jumping Steward may alter, delete, vary or abandon any part of the ring programme as deemed fit if in the best interest of competitors or the Society. All competitors compete entirely at their own risk. Any person using the jumping equipment and/or arena other than during competition will be debarred from competing in any jumping events during the Show. Any disputes concerning Showjumping must be referred to the Group Secretary in writing through the Area Steward South Coast and Tablelands Showjumping Pointscore (Prize money donated by participating societies) First: $600; Second: $250; Third: $150 Participating shows include Albion Park, Berry, Bowral, Camden, Kangaroo Valley, Kiama, Milton, Moss Vale, Nowra, Robertson Special Regulations: 1. Points will be awarded on the basis of 1st Place: 10 points, 2nd Place: 8 points, 3rd Place: 6 points, 4th Place: 4 points, 5th place: 2 points 2. Points will be awarded in all showjumping classes conducted by participating shows except for classes for juniors and novelty events. 3. Horses are eligible for points from ONE CLASS ONLY on each day. In the event that a horse places in more than one class, the HIGHEST POINTS earned that day will be added to its score. 4. Only horses registered with the EFA are eligible to compete. 5. Each event will be conducted until a first placing is reached. 6. Points for minor placings will be equally divided by the minor place winners. 7. Horses, which are upgraded during the competition, retain the points earned. 8. Placings awarded by each society must be supplied immediately after the show to the Bowral Show Secretary: bowralshowsociety@hotmail.com 9. Any dispute concerning this competition must be referred to the Group 5 Secretary in writing, for reference to the committee. 10. The competition will conclude on the date of the last scheduled participating show in this Group 5. 20

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25 Bowral Show Pavilion Schedule 2018 Saturday 13th, Sunday 14th January Bong Bong Race Course Kangaloon Rd Bowral The Pavilion OPENS for all Entry Forms and Exhibits on Thursday 11th January from 12 noon. Entries CLOSE and ALL EXHIBITS must be in the Pavilion by 4.30pm on Friday, 12 th January. The judging and display of all exhibits will take place from 5.00pm to 7.00pm on Friday evening. The PAVILION will be OPEN to the public on Saturday, 13 th January from 9am to 5pm & Sunday, 14 th January from 9am to 12 noon. Prize money and exhibits will be available for collection from 1pm to 3pm on Sunday 14 th January THE ENTRY FEE FOR EACH ADULT EXHIBIT WILL BE $1.00. ALL JUNIOR CLASSES (UNDER 18) ARE FREE. PRIZE MONEY- unless otherwise specified is $2.00 for every 1 st place exhibit. PHOTOGRAPHY The Yarnspinner s Trophy For the most outstanding entry depicting a horse or horses in ANY CLASS. Trophy and prize money of $35 will be awarded to the winner. Kindly donated by the SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS YARNSPINNERS GROUP for the opportunity to showcase their craft during this Show in the Pavilion. THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY GLENAYR ESTATE Photographs to have been taken by the exhibitor within the previous 12 months. All photographs to be mounted on stiff black cardboard that is no smaller than 20 x 25cms (8 x 10 ) and no bigger than 36 x 46cms (14 x 18 ), with a border of no more than 5cms on all sides. NO FRAMES TO BE USED. Entries to have exhibitor s name and phone contact on back. A limit of 2 entries per exhibitor per class. Only entries that comply will be judged. COLOUR PRINT Class 1. Animal, Vegetable or Mineral Class 2. The most outstanding Colour Photograph with a FLORAL THEME Prize money of $15.00 will be awarded to the winner of Class 2 and $ nd prize kindly donated by the PERFUME & SKINCARE COMPANY OF ROBERTSON AND BOWRAL. Class 3. Human Study Class 4. Landscape or Seascape Class 5. Utes, Cars, Trucks and Tractors (1 or more) Class 6. Any subject other than specified Champion Ribbon and $20.00 Prize money for the most outstanding Colour Print in Classes 1-6. kindly donated by GLENAYR ESTATE Pavilion Section_1

26 BLACK AND WHITE PRINT Class 7. Animal, Vegetable or Mineral Class 8. Human Study Class 9. Landscape or Seascape Class 10. Utes, Cars, Trucks or Tractors (1 or more) Class 11. Any subject other than specified Champion Ribbon & $20.00 Prize money for the most outstanding Black & White print in Classes 7-11 kindly donated by GLENAYR ESTATE THE SUPREME CHAMPION PRINT WILL BE JUDGED BETWEEN THE TWO CHAMPION WINNERS CLASSES The winner will be eligible for entry into the Champion of Champions conducted by the South Coast and Tablelands Show Societies Inc. in An exhibitor may only have an entry from one Show Society in the South Coast Region competition. COMPUTERISED ENHANCED IMAGES - SENIOR CLASS Class 12. Open Class 13. Surreal PROFESSIONAL CLASSES - SENIOR CLASS Class 14. Open Class 15. Surreal (may include computerised images) Champion Ribbon for the most outstanding print in Classes JUNIOR CLASSES: 13 Years and under 18 years may be Black and White or Colour Class 16. Animal, Vegetable or Mineral Class 17. My Best Friend Class 18. Landscape or Seascape Class 19. Any subject other than specified JUNIOR CLASSES: 12 Years and Under 18 years may be Black and White or Colour Class 20. Animal, Vegetable or Mineral Class 21. My Best Friend Class 22. Any Subject other than specified Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $10.00 for the most outstanding Junior Print Encouragement Award of $5.00 for one entry in Classes kindly donated by PATRICK O NEILL NEEDLEWORK THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY THE BOWRAL BRANCH - COUNTRY WOMEN S ASSOCIATION All entries in Classes 23 to 30 must be the work of the individual exhibitor (not washed from wear or used) and completed within the last 2 years. Wearable Art Class 23. Any wearable garment or article of needlework made by an exhibitor either by hand or machine Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by the THE BROWN SHUTTER BERRIMA will be awarded to the winner of Class 23. Class 24. Any article featuring machine needlework Pavilion Section_2

27 will be awarded to the winner of Class 23. Class 24. Any article featuring machine needlework Class 25. Cushion: may take any form and may be machine or handmade to include some embroidery Class 26. Any article of needlework featuring embellishments Class 27. Article of cross stitch Class 28. Article of tapestry Class 29. Quilt, hand embroidered and hand quilted Class 30. Quilt, hand pieced, hand or machine quilted and appliqued Class 31. Quilt, machine pieced with hand quilting Class 32. Quilt, machine pieced with machine quilting Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by BOWRAL CWA for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes JUNIOR CLASSES 13 Years and under 18 years Class 33. Any item of sewing that is handmade and decorated eg. cross stitch, long stitch, wool on hessian Class 34. Any item of sewing that is machine made and decorated eg. cross stitch, long stitch, wool on hessian etc. JUNIOR CLASSES 12 Years and under 18 years Class 35. Any item of sewing that is decorated eg. cross stitch, long stitch, tapestry, wool on hessian etc. Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $10.00 kindly donated by BOWRAL CWA for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes CRAFT These classes promote the strong link to the equine community and celebrate the Bowral Show s 90th year. Class 36. A crafted item showcasing equine paraphernalia - could include leatherwork, woodwork, jewellery, lapidary, pottery, metalwork etc. Class 37. Any item featuring RECYCLED equine paraphernalia could include horse hair, horse shoes, leather, cloth etc. The following criteria apply to the above two classes: 1. maximum size 1m x 80cm 2. maximum weight 10kgs 3. delivery and collection to upstairs pavilion is exhibitor s responsibility Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $50.00 for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes kindly donated by MISS JUDITH GREEN MBE, OAM to celebrate her equine contribution THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY THE BOWRAL BRANCH COUNTRY WOMEN S ASSOCIATION CROCHET All entries must be the work of the exhibitor and not washed from being worn. Class 38. Any article/garment of hand crochet Class 39. Any article/garment of tunisian crochet Class 40. Any garment of hand crochet using natural fibres suitable for a child 5 years and younger (attach yarn label) Class 41. Any garment of hand crochet using natural fibres suitable for an adult (attach yarn Pavilion Section_3

28 younger (attach yarn label) Class 41. Any garment of hand crochet using natural fibres suitable for an adult (attach yarn label) Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by BOWRAL CWA for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes KNITTING Class 42. Any article Hand Knitted in a natural fibre for a baby under 12 months (attach yarn label) Class 43. Any article Hand Knitted in a natural fibre suitable for a child (attach yarn label) Class 44. Any article Hand Knitted in a natural fibre suitable for an adult (attach yarn label) Class 45. A 10inch x 10inch knitted/crochet square suitable for a rug (Squares will be donated to Bowral Uniting Church Craft Group) Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by MISS JUDITH GREEN MBE, OAM will be awarded to the winner of Class 45. Class 46. Any article of Knitting not specified above Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by the SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS KNITTERS GUILD for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes SPINNING Class 47. Any article/garment created from Hand Spun natural fibre (attach yarn label) Class 48. Hand Spun Skein or Hank minimum 50gms (Figure 8 tying) Class 49. Art Yarn Hand Spun Skein or Hank Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by MAUREEN McCUTCHEON for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes FELTING Class 50. Any article/garment of Hand Felting Class 51. Any article/garment Needle Felting Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by BERRIMA S OVERFLOW for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes WEAVING Class 52. Any article of Hand Weaving from commercial yarn Class 53. Any article of Hand Weaving containing 50% or more hand spun yarn in weft Class 54. Any article/garment woven from 100% wool Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by BERRIMA S NATURAL AUSTRALIA for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes Class 55. Any article of Wearable Art designed and executed by the exhibitor Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by THE BAY TREE GALLERY - BERRIMA will be awarded to the winner of Class 55. Class 56. Any article which is created from a Combination of two or more of the ABOVE CRAFTS Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by MISS JUDITH GREEN MBE, OAM for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes Pavilion Section_4

29 JUNIOR CLASSES 13 Years and under 18 years Class 57. Any item of Crochet Class 58. Any item of Knitting Class 59. Any item of Felting Class 60. Any Item of Weaving JUNIOR CLASSES 12 Years and under Class 61. Any item of Crochet Class 62. Any item of Knitting Class 63. Any item of Felting Class 64. Any Item of Weaving Champion Ribbon and Prize money of $10.00 kindly donated by BOWRAL CWA for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes STATE WOOL GARMENT/ ARTICLE COMPETITION To promote and encourage the use and diversity of WOOL. Class Three distinctly different types of articles or garments, which together make one entry. Each item made up of no less than 80% Pure New Wool. Articles or garments may be knitted, crocheted, woven, embroidered, felted, constructed from wool fabric or raw (may be washed) fleece. One or three items may be a combination of these Crafts. An entry may be the work of one person or a combined effort. The winner, or an entry of suitable standard, will be eligible for entry into a competition conducted by South Coast & Tablelands Group from which further judging would progress. One entry from Group 5 to be judged at State Level and displayed at the 2019 Royal Easter Show. Prize Money at Bowral Show - 1st $25, 2nd $15 proudly donated by BURRAWOOL BURRAWANG. COOKERY THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY THE OLD BANK BOUTIQUE HOTEL, MITTAGONG All exhibits to have been made by the exhibitor, and be displayed on white plates may be plastic. Class 66. Sultana Cake - 20cm, 8 tin Class 67. Carrot Cake - Iced with Cream Cheese Filling Class 68. Chocolate Cake - Iced Class 69. Plate of 6 Muffins - any flavour uniced - may be in papers Class 70. Plate of 6 Scones - may contain dates or cheese Class 71. Item of cookery not otherwise specified Prize money of $20.00 will be awarded to the winner of Class 71. kindly donated by MRS NICOLE KREGE CANBERRA. Champion Ribbon and Prize kindly donated by COOKSHOP PLUS, Bowral for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes THE BOWRAL BRANCH of the CWA RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION Pavilion Section_5

30 Class 72. THE BOWRAL BRANCH of the CWA RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION CWA Bowral Branch have kindly donated the Trophy and Prize money of $20 to be awarded to the winner of Class 72. The Exhibit winning this Class is eligible to enter the Group 5 Competition later in 2018, from which the winning entry automatically qualifies to compete in the State Rich Fruit Cake Final at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in The State Rich Fruit Cake Competition - Compulsory Recipe Ingredients: 250g sultanas ½ tsp ground ginger 1/3 cup sherry/brandy 250g chopped raisins ½ tsp ground cloves 60g self-raising flour 250g currants 250g butter 250g plain flour 125g chopped mixed peel 250g soft brown sugar ½ tsp lemon essence or finely grated lemon rind 90g chopped red glace cherries ½ tsp almond essence ½ tsp vanilla essence 90g chopped blanched almonds 4 large eggs ½ tsp grated nutmeg Method: Mix together all the fruits and nuts. Sprinkle with sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least one hour but preferably overnight. Stir the flours and spices, cream butter and sugar with the essences. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively add fruit and flour mixes. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin, no larger than 20cm and bake in a slow oven for approx. 3-4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin. Note: To ensure uniformity and depending on size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 to 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 to 4 pieces. JUNIOR COOKERY THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY COOKABILITY JUNIOR CLASSES - 13 and under 18 years Class 73. Plate 6 Anzac biscuits Class 74. Plate of 6 Cupcakes - may be iced, decorated and left in paper Class 75. One fancy decorated iced cake - iced 20cms/ 8 tin Class 76. Item of Cookery - not otherwise specified JUNIOR CLASSES - 12 years and under Class Plate of 6 decorated Arrowroot Biscuits. Class Plate of 6 Cupcakes - may be iced, decorated and left in papers Class One fancy decorated iced cake - 20cms/8 tin Class Item of Cookery - not otherwise specified Champion Ribbon and Prize Voucher kindly donated by COOKABILITY - BOWRAL for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes PRESERVES THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY THE OLD BANK BOUTIQUE HOTEL, MITTAGONG. Jam must be presented in glass jars no less than 500gms filled weight. Jellies may be 300gms. All lids to be plain and with screw tops. All exhibits may be opened and tasted for judging. Class 81. Stone Fruit Jam any variety, please name Class 82. Berry Jam any variety, please name Class 83. Marmalade any variety, please name Class 84. Jelly any variety, please name Class 85. Honey Pavilion Section_6

31 Class 84. Jelly any variety, please name Class 85. Honey Class 86. Lemon Butter Class 87. Chutney any variety, please name Prize money of $20.00 kindly donated by the LITTLE HAND STIRRED JAM SHOP BERRIMA will be awarded to the winner of Class 87. Class 88. Pickles - any variety, please name Class 89. Relish any variety, please name Class 90. Sauce any variety, please name Champion Ribbon and $20 donated by THE OLD BANK BOUTIQUE HOTEL MITTAGONG will be awarded to the winner of the most outstanding exhibit in Classes THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY Miss JUDITH GREEN MBE, OAM. JUNIOR CLASSES 13 years and under 18 years Class 91. Any Sweet Jam any variety, please name Class 92. Any Savoury Preserve any variety, please name Class 93. Lemon Butter JUNIOR CLASSES - 12 years and under Class Any Sweet Jam any variety, please name Class Any Savoury Preserve any variety, please name Class Lemon Butter JUNIOR ART Champion Ribbon and Prize Money of $10 kindly donated by Miss JUDITH GREEN MBE, OAM will be awarded to the most outstanding entry in Classes JUNIOR ART AND CRAFT SECTIONS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY JILL AND FELICITY LAWRENCE There will be $3.00 Prize Money awarded to the winner in each class in Junior Art and Craft unless otherwise stated. Please note Bowral Show entry age is taken as age at the end of JUNIOR CLASSES 13 years and under 18 years Class Painting any subject any medium. 1 st Prize $10, 2 nd Prize $5. JUNIOR CLASSES 12 Years and Under Painting any subject, any medium Class 98. By a Pre School child Class 99. By a child about to start Infants School Class 100. By a child in Years 1 or 2 Class 101. By a child in Years 3 or 4 Class 102. By a child in Years 5 or 6 JUNIOR CLASSES - 13 Years and under 18 years Class 103. Drawing - any subject may use Pencil, Charcoal, Crayon, Texta, Ink or similar JUNIOR CLASSES - 12 Years and under Drawing, any subject may use Pencil, Charcoal, Crayon, Texta, Ink or similar Class 104. By a Pre School Child Class 105. By a child about to start Infants School Class 106. By a child in Years 1 or 2 Class 107. By a child in Years 3 or 4 Class 108. By a child in Years 5 or 6 Pavilion Section_7

32 Class 107. By a child in Years 3 or 4 Class 108. By a child in Years 5 or 6 Champion Ribbon and prize donated by JILL AND FELICITY LAWRENCE for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes JUNIOR CRAFT JUNIOR CLASSES - 13 Years and under 18 years Class 109. Any Crafted Item or model may be woodwork, metal work, sculpture, or technology inspired etc CRAFT (by a Child up to Year 3 in 2017) Class 110. Best Lego, Duplo or similar model Class 111. Best Original Handmade article CRAFT (by a Child in years 4, 5 or 6 in 2017) Class 112. Best Lego, Connex or similar model Ph: Class 113. Best Original Handmade article Champion Ribbon and prize donated by CREATIVE KID Bowral for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes CREATIVE WRITING and POETRY - for Children up to but under 18 years. Class 114. Best item of Creative Writing from a child in Years 3 and 4 Class 115. Best item of Poetry from a child in Years 3 and 4 Class 116. Best Item of Creative Writing from a child in Year 5 and Year 6 Class 117. Best item of Poetry from a child in Year 5 and Year 6 Class 118. Best Item of Creative Writing from a young person of 13 years but under 18 years Class 119. Best item of Poetry from a young person of 13 years but under 18 years Prize Money of $5 for 1 st place and $3 for 2 nd place kindly awarded by VIRGINIA O NEILL. Champion Ribbon awarded to the most outstanding contribution in Classes We would like to thank all our Sponsors, Arthead for Prize Cards and the enthusiastic support from the village of Berrima. Introducing Snake Tails Come and see and learn about some of Australia s most poisonous snakes SUNDAY ONLY Zone Judging Competition Dates to remember Champion of Champions Photography Competition Judging to be held on Thursday 15th March 2018 at Camden Show. State Wool Article/Garment Competition Group Final Sponsored by the Brewer Family. Will be judged 10am on Monday 5th March 2018 at Albion Park Showground. 10 Boolwey Street Bowral 2576 thecreativekid@thecreativekid.com.au Rich Fruit Cake Competition Must be an uncut cake. Will be judged at the November Group 5 meeting on Saturday 4th November at Bulli with judging commencing at 10am. Exhibitors are still able to bring their cakes and wait to take them home or delegates can bring the cake. Pavilion Section_8

33 Bowral Show Society (Inc.) Entry form for Pavilion Exhibits The Pavilion will be open for entry forms and exhibits on THURSDAY 11th from 12 NOON All entries and exhibits must be in by FRIDAY 12th, 4.30PM. Judging will take place from 5pm 7pm Friday. COLLECTION of items between 12noon and 2pm Sunday Exhibitor s Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss)... Address: Phone no... Please print Section Class Entry no. Description of Exhibit Office Use I hereby certify that the above exhibits are my bona fide work. I agree to abide by all decisions of the society in regards to which I enter above. I will not hold the society responsible for any loss or damage to exhibits through accident, mis-delivery or any other cause. Date... Signed... Stationery SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS MOSS VALE 3/1 Kirkham Street Moss Vale Ph: e: sales@opsh.com.au Office Supplies Furniture Janitorial Canteen Supplies Scrapbooking HUGE RANGE FREE DELIVERY Pavilion Section_9

34 SUNDAY CHILDREN S PET SHOW 1. Hairiest 2. Longest Tail 3. Shortest Tail 4. Largest Animal 5. Sleepiest Animal 6. Animal Most Like Owner Sponsored by Harper Collins Distribution Centre, Moss Vale Sunday approx. 2pm 7. Best Behaved 8. Most Cuddly 9. Shortest Ears 10. Longest Ears 11. Most Appealing Eyes 12. Best Tail Wagger 13. Smallest Animal 14. Most Obedient 15. Most Colourful Bird 16. Pet Fowl 17. Pet Duck 18. Most Unusual Bird 19. Pet Guinea Pig Snake Tails shows running throughout the day Mini Trots Sunday 1pm DOG HIGH JUMP To be run after the Pet Show Sponsored by Equissage 1st prize $30; 2nd prize $20 Two classes will be run: Small Dogs: (Foxies, Terriers, Poodles etc) Large Dogs: (Kelpies, German Shepherd, Border Collies etc) Sizes to be determined by the Stewards on the day. Raffle drawn after Dog High Jump. Purchase tickets from the office Pavilion Section_10

35 Your place for accommodation in the Southern Highlands MOSS VALE Village Park cabins caravans camp sites 10 acres of parkland in the beautiful Southern Highlands Cabins Powered Sites Camp Sites Fifth Wheeler 1km south of Moss Vale township Family owned and operated Whether holiday or overnight stay, we offer all accommodation to make your stay comfortable Willow Drive Moss Vale Ph e: SHOW DATES 2018 ALBION PARK: President: Mr Ray Connelly; Secretary: Mrs Marilyn Connelly, PO Box 5 Albion Park 2527, Phone: (02) secretaryalbionparkshow@gmail.com Jan KIAMA: President: Mr Michael Brennan; Secretary: Mrs Sue Granger-Helcombe, PO Box 354, Kiama, Phone: (02) secretary@kiamashow.com.au Jan BERRY: President: Mr Peter Harris; Secretary: Mr Jim Bieler, PO Box 173, Berry Phone: (02) berryshow@virtualcity.com.au Feb 2 3 NOWRA: President: Mrs Wendy Woodward OAM; Secretary: Mrs Robyn Nelson, PO Box 494 Nowra Phone: (02) info@nowrashow.org.au Feb 9 10 KANGAROO VALLEY: President: Mr Harold Sharman; Secretary: Mairi Langton PO Box 6049, Kangaroo Valley Phone: ahsociety@kangaroovalley.nsw.au Feb CANBERRA ROYAL: Feb MILTON: President: Mr Roy Johnston; Secretary: Judith Sloan, PO Box 100, Milton Phone: (02) miltonshowsociety@gmail.com March 2 3 ROBERTSON: President: Mrs Leesa Stratford; Secretary: Sharon Makin PO Box 44 Robertson 2577 Phone: robertsonshow@bigpond.com March 2 3 MOSS VALE: President: Mr Brian Spence; Secretary: Hayley Rennie, PO Box 151 Moss Vale 2577 Phone: (02) info@mossvaleshow.com.au March 9 11 CAMDEN: President: Mr Hugh Southwell; Secretary: Mrs Jo Martin, PO Box 43, Camden Phone: (Day) (02) Fax: (02) office@camdenshow.com March SYDNEY ROYAL: March 23 April 3 BULLI: President: Mr John Andrews Secretary: Ms Kathy Waldron, PO Box 317, Woonona 2517 Ph: (02) kathywaldron@hotmail.com May DAPTO: President: Mr Peter Edler; Secretary: Katrina Novak PO Box 18, Dapto, Phone: (02) knovak@daptoshowsociety.org.au Oct 20 PICTON: President: Mr Mick Seccull; Secretary: Mrs Susan Hill, PO Box 34, Picton 2571 Ph: (02) secretary@pictonshow.com.au Oct

36 DONATIONS The Society is most grateful to the following donors who responded so generously to its appeal for contributions towards the prize money for the Show. Alcorn Street Veterinary Hospital $50 Gubbins Landscape Supplies $100 Mt Olympus Miniatures Garland Allan Mackay Auto $200 Green, Miss J MBE, OAM $250 Pratley, Warren $200 Ambience Day & Beauty Spa $100 Goulder, D & L, Mittagong $50 Retford Equine Vet Clinic $50 Australian Saddle Pony Assoc. Sashes Harper Collins Distribution, MV Prizes Sea of Beauty, Mittagong $75 Bowral Co-Op (Trading) Ltd. $350 Happy Cat Dry Cleaners $100 Shamrock Mittagong $100 Bowral Hair Room Vouchers Horseland, Moss Vale Vouchers & Prizes SHEC $100 Boyle, Mrs P. $30 Interiors For You $50 Simpson Fuels $50 Burchell, John, Bowral Trophies Ian Vaughan Photography $30 Southern Highlands Vet Clinic $200 Critter Bits, Bargo $100 Office Power Moss Vale $100 Southern Quality Stockfeeds $30 Dean Trailers, Bowral $50 Oxley Butcher $100 SPPHA Sashes Ella Baché, Bowral $100 Knowles Stockfeed & Trading Co $100 Sutton Farm Equestrian Centre $150 + rug Energreen Nutrition Equissage Prizes $100 + vouchers Koonama Pony Stud, Paddys River Trophies Taringa Pony Stud $30 Landmark $100 + Prizes The Countryman, Bowral Voucher Equissentials, Tahmoor $100 Lewis Building Co. $100 The Shed Company $200 Evalock, Mittagong $100 Maree s Hairdressing Vouchers The Ultimate Horse Shop Gubbins Home Timber & Hardware $100 Moss Vale Hotel $50 Welsh Pony and Cob Society Southern NSW Sub Committee Moss Vale Village Park $100 Both Pavilion Stewards, Virginia and Katherine would like to offer sincere thanks to all their Donors, Sponsors and Schools who have so kindly supported the function of the Bowral Show Pavilion in 2018 THANK YOU $50 + vouchers $50 22

37 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES LIMITED Name and Date of Event. HORSE HANDLING PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER Name of participant:... Participant Address:... Contact Number of Participant: Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Limited and (Name of Show). (together the Suppliers) advise that participation (including passive participation) in animal handling at an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent. The handling of animals is a dangerous recreational activity as animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially when frightened or hurt. 1. By signing this waiver I acknowledge that: BOWRAL SHOW 13th January 14th January 1.1 participation in animal handling is a recreational service for the purposes of section 139A of the Australian Competition and Consumer Act (Cth) 2010, and also a recreational activity for the purposes of section 5K of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) 2002; 1.2 participation in animal handling is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me; 1.3 participation in animal handling requires certain skills and experience. I declare that I have sufficient skills and experience to be able to safely and properly participate in the events; 1.4 animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable ways, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises; 1.5 animal showing events will be held in close proximity to rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfamiliar noises which can frighten animals; 1.6 if the event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind; 1.7 insects or other animals may cause animals to become frightened and act in an unpredictable way; 1.8 there is inherent in events involving the handling of animals the risk of suffering injury including injuries caused by animals; and 1.9 I use the facilities supplied for the event entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me. 2 If I suffer injury, loss or damage (Loss) while participating in an animal handling event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any Loss I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided and/or activity I have participated in. 3 I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the event and associated activities is dangerous and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur. I acknowledge that the event and associated activities carry with them a significant risk of physical harm. I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I or my representatives may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these activities. 4 At the time of participating in the event, I have not been to any degree under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs. 5 I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that such use may result in my being excluded from the Event or other events with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers. 6 I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of the Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Limited as varied from time to time.

38 Number Name of Horse Owner of horse Microchip No. or Reg. No. or Description (sex, colour, brand). Pic. No. Last Event & Date I, the owner/rider/exhibitor of the above horse/s, declare that, to the best of my knowledge, it is/they are fit and healthy and I agree that if found to be otherwise it/they will not be allowed to compete at this event. Signature. Date. Where the participant is over 18 years of age: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this waiver will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations I have made herein. I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New South Wales. Signature:... Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): Participant s Date of Birth.. I..., being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant, hereby consent to my child participating in this animal handling event. I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant, this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this agreement will be binding on my (and his/her) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted the participant to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations that I have made herein. I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New South Wales. Signature:... Dated:

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