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1 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AND PRIZES ANNUAL HEYTESBURY SHOW Inc. Reg. No A2091 ABN Saturday, 28th february, 2015 President: Mr Ken Woodmason, Cobden Lavershill Rd, Simpson 3266 Telephone: (03) Mobile: Enquiries and Entries Pavillion Section Cattle Section Mrs L White Mr J Barake 486 Princetown Rd 117 Conveys Rd Cooriemungle 3268 Simpson 3266 Ph: Ph: whites03@bigpond.com heytesburyagsociety@yahoo.com.au Horse Section Horse Section Mr I Laurenson Ms A Carrigan-Walsh 13 Hamilton St 486 Koallah Pomborneit Rd Colac 3250 Camperdown 3260 Ph: (03) Ph: Mob: ashlee_cj@hotmail.com laurall388@bigpond.com Sheep Section animal Nursery David Gass Julie Barake 809 Princetown Rd 2329 Cobden Lavers Hill Rd Coorriemungle 3268 Simpson 3266 Ph: (03) Ph: (03) davidgass@harboursat.com.au Mob: jjcdnb@bigpond.com Secretary Michelle Holmes 188 Conveys Rd Simpson 3266 Ph: heytesburyagsociety@yahoo.com.au Grand Parade 2:00pm ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, 20th FEBRUARY 2015 (Unless otherwise stated) Hon. Vet. Surgeon: Dr. M Rhodes First Aid: Mary Guy Vice President: Ken Wright Committee MEMBERS: A Baker I Gass M Murphy R Hawkes I Laurenson H O Neill K Wright L White L Van Donk Julie Barake M Holmes G Wright D Gass John Barake J Box M Hanel V King P Kerr D Weel K Gass M Carrigan-Walsh A Carrigan-Walsh K Balcombe K Reimer J Holmes (co opt) N Boxshall (co opt) M Sharp (co opt) D Free (co opt) A O Neill (co opt) L Whiting (co opt) C Van Leerdam (co opt) For information on becoming a committee member of the Heytesbury Agricultural Society Inc. please contact the Secretary or a Committee Member. Annual Meeting of the Society will be held on June 16th 2015 at the Simpson Community Centre at 8pm. Notice of business to be transacted at this meeting must be lodged in writing with the Secretary by 14th June HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS: G Baker*, Mrs L Boxshall, C Collins, C Darwin, Mrs J Darwin, J Fletcher, Mrs M Fox, I Gass, H Gatens, R Hawkes, I Laurenson, A McKenzie, Ms M McLaren*, R Millen, Ms C Moore, P Morgan*, J Mugavin, H Brumby*, P Fox*, Mrs M Free*, J Hunter*, Mrs E M Maher*, G Williams, Mrs M Murphy, G Robertson, C Van Leerdam, D Rawlings* (* deceased) 1

2 Cover Illustrations by: Olivia Rhode. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE for 2015 It is with great excitement that on behalf of the committee of the Heytesbury Agricultural Society, I would like to welcome you to our 80th annual show. Over the last 80 years a lot of hard work and many people contributing time and effort behind the scenes we have had great success in what the show has become today. Each and every year we try to improve on the previous show, which has always been the case. To the current committee, a big thank you for all the hard work and organisation in your respective sections, which is a credit to you all, and the show. Also a big thank you to your families, friends and the many other people who offer their services to help put this day together. Enjoy the show today as you wander around the grounds and exploring everything on offer and even catching up with old and new friends. Memories will be made with all the activities on offer. Ken Woodmason President Admission to the Show Pre purchased Season Ticket $20.00 Admission at the gate *Adult $10.00 *School Children (under 16 years) $5.00 *Preschool and Under FREE *Car $5.00 *Car Disabled FREE Pre Purchased Season Ticket holders and Membership holders are referred to throughout this Schedule as a SUBSCRIBER. A SUBSCRIBER is entiled to: - Entry to the show for 2 adults and the children of the family - Subscriber entry fee rates as listed in this schedule (NO MEMBERSHIP OR SEASON S TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE GATE ON SHOW DAY) GO INTO THE DRAW TO WIN A PRIZE BY BUYING A PRE PURCHASED SEASON TICKET. Thank You Barbeque All show supporters and volunteers are invited to attend a BBQ tea THANK YOU EVENT at the Cobden Minature Railway on Thursday 5th March at 7pm. For further information contact Michelle Holmes on

3 Contents Heytesbury Show Entries and Enquiries...2 Section A - Horse Classes...4 Section B - Dairy Cattle Classes...7 Section C - Sheep Classes...22 Section D - Pastoral Classes...27 Section E - Pet Classes...35 Section F - Homecraft Pavilion...37 Section G - Horticultural Classes...39 Map of Showgrounds...39 Section H - Cooking Class Section I - Produce Classes...47 Section J - Woolwork, Machine, Handwork etc Classes (inc VAS Ltd)...51 Section K - Handcraft Classes...56 Section L - Photography Classes...57 Section M - Junior Classes...63 Secion N - Novelty Races...74 Trade Stand Information /2016 Show Dates...75 Appreciation Rules and Regulations OH&S Policy...83 From the Exasperated Secretary YOU MAY FIND SOME ERRORS IN THIS SCHEDULE THIS IS IN-KEEPING WITH OUR POLICY OF HAVING SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, EVEN THOSE WHO LOOK FOR MISTAKES. 3

4 HORSE REGULATIONS (To be read in conjunction with the RULES AND REGULATIONS and the DISCIPLARY RULES, which are available upon request.) THESE RULES WILL BE ENFORCED: 1. Entries will only be received subject to rules and regulations of the Society Inc. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor or held by the exhibitor under lease recognised by the Society Inc. at the time of entry. Entries must be accompanied by the correct entry fee. 2. Every exhibitor or competitor shall be bound by and observe the decisions of the Society Inc. 3. All riders must wear approved safety helmets to the current Australia Standard (AS/NZ3838; 1998), European Standard (EN1384) or American Standard (ASTMF1163) whist competing and exercising. 4. The Society Inc reserves the right to reject at any time any entry or prohibit any person or animal from competing in any class. 5. All horses and ponies must be exhibited in accordance with the current height certificate issued by either: (a) the Royal Agricultural Society of Vic. or (b) the Equestrian Federation of Aust. (Vic Branch Inc.) EXHIBITORS: Please have any current height certificate available on Show Day for viewing, if requested by the steward. (Horses and ponies without a current certificate must be measured by the appointed measurers at the Show prior to being exhibited in a class where height is specified. Where height is not stipulated in the schedule, a hack shall be considered over 15 hands, a Galloway over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands, a pony 14 hands or under.) Regulations relating to the measuring of horses and ponies (in classes where height is specified): A. All horses must have a bit in their mouth when being measured if over two (2) years of age B. When measuring a horse, Galloway or Pony, an allowance of three eighths (3/8) of an inch for showes may be made at the discretion of the measurer. C. If the Judge entertains a doubt as to the correctness of the height certificate, he/she has the power to order the exhibit to the measurer and supervise the re-measuring. 6. Owners entering their horses or ponies do so at their own risk and it is a condition of entry that no liability of any kind attaches itself to the Society Inc., its officials or members in any respect. 7. All Heytesbury Show Prize winners from Saturday 28th February 2015 are requested to take part in the GRAND PARADE. 8. Subject to VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championships being conducted in 2015, Heytesbury 2014 Champions in appropriate sections will qualify. 9. Where there are three (3) exhibitors or less in any class in Ring 1 no second place prize money will be paid for that particular class. 10. Trophies NOT collected from the Horse Secretary s Tent at the conclusion of the Grand Parade on Show Day will be forfeited. 11. Intending competitors PLEASE NOTE: they will not be waited on from one ring to another for an impractical length of time. 12. Motor vehicles, including trucks and stock transports, shall be parked as directed by the Society Inc. s parking attendants. LATE ENTRIES IN THE HORSE SECTION WILL BE TAKEN ON SHOW DAY. 4

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7 SECTION A: HORSES Entry Fee: Pre Entry $3; Entry on the day $6 ENTRIES:- I. Laurenson, 14 Hamilton St Colac Telephone or ENQUIRIES: Horse Committee, A Carrigan-Walsh ; J Box or K Riemer The attending Judges will be advertised in the Weekly Times three weeks prior to the Show. BARASTOCK and E.F.A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW The following Champion Horses Qualify: Champion Saddle Galloway Champion Saddle Horse Champion Saddle Pony, not more than 12.2 hands Champion Saddle Pony, over 12.2 hands and not more than 14 hands. V.A.S. Ltd. SADDLE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS in Jan 2015 at Werribee Park) The following Champion Horses Qualify: Champion Saddle Horse Champion Saddle Galloway Champion Large Saddle Pony, over 12.2 and not exceeding 14 hands Champion Small Saddle Pony, 12.2 hands and under Champion Saddle Shetland Entry qualifications are one Championship or two Reserve Entry Championships at separate V.A.S.Ltd. Affiliated Agricultural Shows between 1st Jan & 31st Dec The South Western Group Of Victorian Agricultural Societies Association will donate a trophy (value $50) to the competitor gaining the most points for Champion Saddle Galloway over 14 Hands and not exceeding 15 Hands at shows conducted by affiliated societies. Points allotted are 5 points for Champion Saddle Horse. Points only for Champion Saddle Horse will be counted unless there is an equal count of two or more competitors on the first count and then only the points of the Reserve Champion Saddle horse of those competitors that have tied. HORSELAND RING 1: HACKS Entry Fee: Non-Members: $6.00, Members: $3.00 Commencing at 8:30am on MAIN AREANA Exhibitors may enter either Hunter classes or Open classes, not enter both classes A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 Smartest on Parade 16 years and under 21 years Smartest on Parade 21 years and over Led Hack 15 hands and under 16 hands Led Hack 16 hands and over Champion Led Hack Reserve Champion Led Hack Led Show Hunter Hack 15 hands and under 16 hands 7

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9 A6 Led Show Hunter Hack over 16 hands Champion Led Show Hunter Hack Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter Hack Novice Hack Open Hack 15 hands and under 15.2 hands Open Hack 15.2 hands and under 16 hands A7 A8 A9 A10 Open Hack 16 hands and under 16.2 hands A11 Open Hack over 16.2 hands Champion Open Hack Reserve Champion Open Hack A12 Child s Hack 15 hands and under 16 hands To be ridden by riders 18 years and under Hunters eligible A13 Child s Hack 16 hands and over Champion Child s Hack Reserve Champion Child s Hack A14 Show Hunter Hack 15 hands and under 16 hands A15 Show Hunter Hack 16 hands and over A16 Show Hunter Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A17 Show Hunter Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Show Hunter 15 hands and over Reserve Champion Show Hunter 15 hands and over A18 Rider 18 years and under 21 years A19 Rider 21 years and over Champion Rider 18 years and over Reserve Champion Rider 18 years and over A20 Open Pony under 11.2 hands A21 Open Pony 11.2 hands and under 12 hands A22 Open Pony 12 hands and under 12.2 hands Champion Open Pony under 12.2 hands Reserve Champion Open Pony under 12.2 hands A23 Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 13 hands A24 Open Pony 13 hands and under 13.2 hands A25 Open Pony 13.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 14 hands Reserve Champion Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 14 hands A26 Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under A27 Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A28 Show Hunter Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony A29 Open Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A30 Open Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Open Galloway Reserve Champion Open Galloway Ring 2: PONY Entry Fee: Non-Members: $6.00, Members: $3.00 Commencing at 8:30am on MAIN ARENA Exhibitors may enter either Hunter classes or Open classes, not enter both classes A31 Miniature Turnout 6 years and under, to be led., All competitors to receive a ribbon A32 Smartest on Parade 7 years and under 12 years A33 Leading Rein Pony 12 hands and under, Rider under 8 years 9

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11 A34 Led Pony under 12 hands A35 Led Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A36 Led Pony 13 years and under 14 hands Champion Led Pony Reserve Champion Led Pony A37 Led Show Hunter Pony under 12 hands A38 Led Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A39 Led Show Hunter Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands Champion Led Show Hunter Pony Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter Pony A40 Rider under 6 years, may be led A41 Rider 6 years and under 8 years A42 Rider 8 years and under 12 years Champion Rider under 12 years Reserve Champion Rider under 12 years A43 Ridden Child s Pony 11 hands and under 12 hands To be ridden by riders 14 years and under Hunters eligible A44 Ridden Child s Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A45 Ridden Child s Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands Champion Child s Pony Reserve Champion Child s Pony A46 Adult and Child riders - Pair A47 Novice Pony A48 Open Pony under 11.2 hands A49 Open Pony 11.2 hands and under 12 hands A50 Open Pony 12 hands and under 12.2 hands Champion Open Pony under 12.2 hands Reserve Champion Open Pony under 12.2 hands A51 Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 13 hands A52 Open Pony 13 hands and under 13.2 hands A53 Open Pony 13.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 14 hands Reserve Champion Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 14 hands A54 Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under A55 Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A56 Show Hunter Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands Champion RIdden Show Hunter Pony Reserve Champion RIdden Show Hunter Pony A57 Show Hunter Hack 15 hands and under 16 hands A58 Show Hunter Hack 16 hands and over A59 Show Hunter Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A60 Show Hunter Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Show Hunter 15 hands and over Reserve Champion Show Hunter 15 hands and over A61 Open Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A62 Open Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Open Galloway Reserve Champion Open Galloway A63 Open Hack 15 hands and under 15.2 hands A64 Open Hack 15.2 hands and under 16 hands A65 Open Hack 16 hands and under 16.2 hands A66 Open Hack over 16.2 hands Champion Open Hack Reserve Champion Open Hack 11

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13 Ring 3: GALLOWAY Entry Fee: Non-Members: $6.00, Members: $3.00 Exhibitors entering either Hunter classes or Open Classes may not enter both classes. Commencing 8:30am on the Main Arena A67 Smartest on Parade 12 years and under 16 years A68 Led Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A69 Led Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Led Galloway Reserve Champion Led Galloway A70 Novice Galloway A71 Open Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A72 Open Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Open Galloway Reserve Champion Open Galloway A73 Ridden Child s Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands To be ridden by riders 18 years and under Hunters Eligible A74 Ridden Child s Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Child s Galloway Reserve Champion Child s Galloway A75 Show Hunter Hack 15 hands and under 16 hands A76 Show Hunter Hack 16 hands and over A77 Show Hunter Galloway 14 hands and under 14.2 hands A78 Show Hunter Galloway 14.2 hands and under 15 hands Champion Show Hunter 15 hands and over Reserve Champion Show Hunter 15 hands and over A79 Rider 12 years and under 14 years A80 Rider 14 years and under 16 years A81 Rider 16 years and under 18 years Champion Rider 12 years and under 18 years Reserve Champion Rider 12 years and under 18 years A82 Good Hands for Boys and Girls 12 years and under 15 years Good Hands Qualifying Riding Competition The competitor shall be judged solely on their ability; mount or costume will not be taken into account. Special attention will be paid to the hands and seat, general management and control of the horse or pony. Competitiors must ride using an ordinary snaffle, single jointed in the centre, the mouthpiece must be smooth and of the one metal, with or without a caesson noseband. A gear check may take place. Please note: Straight bar snaffles, drop nosebands, whips and spurs are not permitted. Winner is eligible to compete in this event at the VAS Ltd Show in January A83 Open Hack 15 hands and under 15.2 hands A84 Open Hack 15.2 hands and under 16 hands A85 Open Hack 16 hands and under 16.2 hands A86 Open Hack over 16.2 hands Champion Open Hack Reserve Champion Open Hack A87 Open Pony under 11.2 hands A88 Open Pony 11.2 hands and under 12 hands 13

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15 A89 Open Pony 12 hands and under 12.2 hands Champion Open Pony Under 12.2 hands Reserve Champion Open Pony Under 12.2 hands A90 Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 13 hands A91 Open Pony 13 hands and under 13.2 hands A92 Open Pony 13.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 14 hands Reserve Champion Open Pony 12.2 hands and under 14 hands A93 Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under A94 Show Hunter Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A95 Show Hunter Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony SUPREME CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT, Garlands Sponsored by Riegal Stables; Personalized Bling Browbands sponsored by Finishing Touch Browbands; Ridden Rug sponsored by Heads to Tails Horsewear (Open Led Champions and Show Hunter Led Champions eligible) SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN EXHIBIT, Garlands Sponsored by Riegal Stables; Personalized Bling Browbands sponsored by Finishing Touch Browbands; Ridden Rug sponsored by Heads to Tails Horsewear (Open Champions and Show Hunter Champions eligible) RING 4: BREEDS Entry Fee: Non-Members: $6.00, Members: $3.00 All owners must be current financial members, and all horses/ponies must be registered with their society. Proof of membership and registration is required when entering. Commencing at 8:30am on MAIN ARENA Australian Miniature Ponies Proudly sponsored by Jarrah Lodge Miniatures A96 Led Gelding 4 years and over A97 Led Gelding 3 years and under Prizes: 2: Ribbon Second Champion Led Gelding Reserve Champion Led Gelding A98 Led Stallion 4 years and over A99 Led Stallion 3 years and under A100 Led Colt 3 years and under Champion Led Stallion or Colt Reserve Champion Led Stallion or Colt A101 Led Mare 4 years and over A102 Led Filly 3 years and under Champion Led Mare or Filly Reserve Champion Led Mare or Filly SUPREME LED MINIATURE A103 Best Solid Colour A104 Best Broken Colour A105 Best Child Handler under 16 years Purebred Welsh A106 Led Female 15

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17 A107 Led Male Champion Purebred Welsh Reserve Champion Purebred Welsh Part Bred Welsh A108 Best Presented A109 Led Female A110 Led Male Champion Led Part Bred Welsh Reserve Champion Led Part Bred Welsh Shetland A111 Best Presented A112 Led Female A113 Led Male Champion Led Shetland Reserve Champion Led Shetland A114 Novice Ridden Shetland A115 Ridden Female A116 Ridden Male A117 Ridden Male Champion Ridden Shetland Reserve Champion Ridden Shetland Appaloosa A118 Best Presented A119 Led Female A120 Led Male Champion Led Appaloosa Reserve Champion Led Appaloosa Spotted Ponies/Palouse A121 Best Presented A122 Led Female A123 Led Male Champion Led Spotted Pony/Palouse Reserve Champion Led Spotted Pony/Palouse Appaloosa/Spotted Ponies/Palouse A124 Best Blanket A125 Best Leopard A126 Best any other colour Pintos A127 Led Stallion or Colt 10.2 hands and under A128 Led Mare or Filly 10.2 hands and under A129 Led Gelding 10.2 hands and under Champion Led Pinto Under 10.2 hands Reserve Champion Led Pinto Under 10.2 hands A130 Led Stallion or Colt 14 hands and over A131 Led Stallion or Colt 10.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Led Stallion or Colt 10.2 hands and under 14 hands Reserve Champion Led Stallion or Colt 10.2 hands and under 14 hands A132 Led Mare or Filly 14 hands and over A133 Led Mare or Filly 10.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Led Pinto Mare or Filly 10.2 hands and under 14 hands 17

18 Reserve Champion Led Pinto Mare or FIlly 10.2 hands and under 14 hands A134 Led Gelding 14 hands and over A135 Led Gelding 10.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Led Pinto Gelding 10.2 hands and under 14 hands Reserve Champion Led Pinto Gelding 10.2 hands and under 14 hands SUPREME LED PINTO A136 Ridden Pinto 10.2 hands and under A137 Ridden Pinto 14 hands and over A138 Ridden Pinto 10.2 hands and under 14 hands Champion Ridden Pinto Reserve Champion Ridden Pinto Ring 5: PONY CLUB Commencing at 9am Entry Fee on the day: $2 Sponsored by Pony Club Judge: Felicity Ellis Pony club cards must be presented on request. Medical armbands and official pony club uniform to be worn A139 Best Presented under 10 years A140 Best Presented 10 years and under 16 years A141 Best Presented 16 years and over A142 Pony Club Rider under 10 years A143 Pony Club Rider 10 years and under 16 years A144 Pony Club Rider 16 years and over Champion Pony Club Rider Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider A145 Led Pony under 12 hands A146 Led Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A147 Led Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands A148 Led Galloway 14 hands and under 15 hands A149 Led Galloway 15 hands and under 16 hands Champion Led Reserve Champion Led A150 Handler under 10 years A151 Handler 10 years and under 16 years A152 Handler 16 years and over A153 Ridden Pony under 12 hands A154 Ridden Pony 12 hands and under 13 hands A155 Ridden Pony 13 hands and under 14 hands A156 Ridden Galloway 14 hands and under 15 hands A157 Ridden Hack 15 hands and over Champion Ridden Pony Club Mount Reserve Champion Ridden Pony Club Mount A158 Activity Mount under 12 hands A159 Activity Mount 12 hands and under 13 hands A160 Activity Mount 13 hands and under 14 hands A161 Activity Mount 14 hands and under 15 hands A162 Activity Mount 15 hands and over A163 Pair of Pony Club Riders, Riders must be from the same Pony Club Prizes: 2: Ribbon Second 18

19 A164 Team of three Pony Club Riders, Riders must be from the same Pony Club TOPSY, Judge: Melissa Kranjc Prizes: 1: Ribbon First; 2: Ribbon Second The Topsy events are for riders 12 years and under. It is expected that regular show competitors will not enter this ring. Dress will not be taken into consideration. Approved helmets and riding boots must be worn. Riders may be led. A165 Handler A166 Shiniest Hooves and Boots A167 Cleanest Horse and Tack A168 Happiest Horse and Rider A169 Longest Tail A170 Longest Mane A171 School Pony A172 Local Horse and Rider (within 50km of Show) A173 Haystack Race A174 Fancy Dress (Competitors are asked to remain in fancy dress for the Grand Parade) RING 6: JUNIOR SHOW JUMPING Entry Fee: Non-Members: $6.00, Members: $3.00 Sponsored by PIXIE RUGS Commencing at 8:30am sharp Prizes: 1. Ribbon First plus $10 2. Ribbon Second plus $6 3. Ribbon Third plus $4 Horses competing in Junior Show Jumping ring need not be registered with E.F.A. 19

20 A175 Junior Jump. Max Height 1st round 60cm, Riders to be 12 years and under on Show Day A176 Junior Jump. Max Height 1st round 75cm Prizes: 1: RUG plus $10.00 A177 Freshman. Max Height 1st round 80cm A178 Junior Jump. Max Height 1st round 85cm Prizes: 1: RUG plus $10.00 A179 Junior Jump. Max Height 1st round 1m Prizes: 1: RUG plus $10.00 Ring 7: SENIOR SHOW JUMPING Entry Fee: Non-Members: $10.00, Members: $5.00 Entry Fees: Non-Members: $10; Members $5 Commencing at 8:30am Sharp Conducted under E.F.A. Rules. All horses must be registered with E.F.A. and have a current grading card. Registration No. MUST be included on Entry Form. JUNIOR RIDERS may compete from the beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 12. HORSES ridden under these conditions at the Heytesbury Show are NOT eligible for the JUNIOR RING. A180 Restricted D Grade Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $60.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $20.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $10.00; 4: Ribbon Fourth plus $5.00 (Less than 4 points) Max Height 1st round 90cm. Sponsored by The Co-Op Colac A181 D Grade Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $60.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $20.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $10.00; 4: Ribbon Fourth plus $5.00 A182 C and D Grade, Sponsored by COLAC TOYOTA Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $100.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $50.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $25.00; 4: Ribbon Fourth plus $10.00 A183 Open Jump, Sponsored by HAWKES TRANSPORT Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $100.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $30.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $10.00; 4: Ribbon Fourth plus $5.00 TO ADVERTISE IN THIS PROGRAM NEXT YEAR Contact: Secretary Michelle Holmes Ph: heytesburyagsociety@yahoo.com.au 20 PAY AS LITTLE AS $65

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22 Section B: DAIRY CLASSES Chief Steward: Ivan Gass ENTRIES CLOSE 20th FEBRUARY Cattle health status declaration must be completed and enclosed with entry form. Entries must include payment and stamped self- addressed envelope. Late Entries WILL incur double entry fees. Judging commences at 11.00am by Panel of Judges for Class No. 1-3 only. ENTRY FEES: Subscribers $6.00. Non Subscribers $8.00. Clipping Frame: $10 Please Note: All Animals must be registered with their respective Breed Societies. Cattle must be tagged according to the NLIS scheme and Property Tail Tag included. Number to be included on entry form. Inspections may be conducted. Dry cow classes (in all breeds). For a cow to be eligible for dry classes a minimum of 270 days lactation must have been completed in one year. Some Straw will be provided, any additional straw to be supplied by the exhibitor. The South Western Group of Victorian Agricultural Societies Association will donate $100 to the Exhibitor gaining the most points at Shows conducted by Affiliated Societies of the Association in the following events. To the Exhibitor gaining the most points in Champion Dairy Cow Class. Points allotted: Five points for first placing. Two points for second placing. One point for third placing. All points are counted. The association reserves the right to check the identity of the winning exhibit. NB: Dry Cow classes in all dairy breeds. For a cow to be eligible for dry classes a minimum of 270 days lactation must have been completed in one year. INTERBREED DAIRY CLASSES 1 Junior Champion, Born after 1/1/14 (Dry Cow) $100 Donated by Reid Stockfeeds Reserve Junior Champion, $50 donated by Cobden AB 2 Intermediate Champion, born between 1/1/11 and 31/12/12 (Milk) $100 Semex Voucher Reserve Intermediate Champion, $50 Donated by Reid Stockfeeds 3 Senior CHAMPION DAIRY COW., $110 Donated by Alltech, Dasco Voucher, $50 Roberts Voucher RESERVE Senior CHAMPION DAIRY COW., $100 Voucher donated by Nationwide AB SUPREME CHAMPION, $100 donated by Alltech, Ecolab Product 4 BEST VESSEL DAIRY COW., 1st Woods Jewellers, 2nd $50 Roberts Voucher 5 GROUP OF THREE, Donated by I.D.& F.D. Gass, Parnell Holsteins. Trophy donated by Westpac Bank. 22

23 Three heifers under one year on 1st January 2014 bred by the Exhibitor and eligible for the stud book of their respective breed Societies. Entry must include Cattle names JERSEY SECTION Chief Steward: Ivan Gass ENTRIES CLOSE 20th FEBRUARY Judging commences at 9.00am ENTRY FEES: Subscribers $6.00. Non subscribers $8.00. Clipping Frame: $10 Entries must include payment and stamped address envelope. Late Entries will incur double entry fees. 6 HEIFER born on or between 1/1/12-30/6/12 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ HEIFER born on or between 1/7/12-31/12/12 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ COW born before 1/1/11, dry. Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ COW born before 1/1/13, dry. 10 COW born 1/1/11-31/12/11 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ COW born in 2011 in milk. Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $3.00 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION $100 doated by S Reid and B Egan 12 COW born in , in milk. 13 COW born in or before 2008, in milk., All prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds 14 BEST VESSEL COW OR HEIFER., $50 donated by Carson Farm Holdings CHAMPION JERSEY COW., (Winners from classes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) Trophy donated by G. & D.L Robertson Ivanhoe Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $ RESERVE CHAMPION JERSEY COW., $50 donated by Landpower Colac LITRE COW, $50 donated by Coprice Open to cows that satisfy the conditions during one year of the immediate past two years, whilst the property of the Exhibitor. Production Certificate or copy to be enclosed with entry for entry to be accepted. 16 Pair of Cows. 2 years or over, Prizes donated by G. & D.L. Robertson Ivanhoe Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ HEIFER born on or between 1/1/13 and 30/6/13 in milk or dry., donated by Hestesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $

24 18 HEIFER born on or before 1/7/13 and 31/12/13., donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ HEIFER born on or between 1/1/14 and 30/6/14, donated by N. & M. Page Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ HEIFER born on or between 1/7/14 and 31/12/14., donated by N. & M. Page Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $7.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $3.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION JERSEY HEIFER., (Winners of classes 17, 18, 19, 20) $50 donated by NAB Colac RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION JERSEY HEIFER, Trophy donated by Chris & Pam MacKenzie Jireh 21 JUNIOR FEMALE GROUP, 1 heifer from each of classes , Ribbon & $50 donated by NAB - Colac MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, $100 donated by NAB Colac. Prizes: 1: John Hunter Memorial Trophy plus $ HEYTESBURY HOLSTEIN ALL AUSTRALIAN FEATURE SHOW Judging commences at 9.00am ENTRIES CLOSE 20th FEBRUARY ENTRY FEES: Subscribers $6.00. Non subscribers $8.00. Clipping Frame: $10 Entries must include payment and stamped self-addressed envelope Late Entries will incur double entry fees. 22 Dry Heifer born 01/01/11 to 30/06/12 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Junior 2 years in milk born 1/07/12 to 30/06/13 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Senior 2 years in milk born 1/01/12 to 30/06/12 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Junior 3 years in milk born 01/07/11 to 31/12/11 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Senior 3 year old in milk born 01/01/11 to 30/06/11, All above classes donated by Holstein Sub-Branch Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $5.00 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION, $100 voucher donated by Semex, $50 donated by CRV Australia RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION, $50 donated by Donna Edge 27 Dry Cow born before to 31/12/10, Prize money donated by Holstein Sub-Branch Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Cow 4 years in milk born 01/01/10 to 31/12/10, Prize money donated by Holstein Sub-Branch Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second 24

25 plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Cow 5 years in milk born 01/07/09 to 30/06/10, Prize money donated by Holstein Sub-Branch Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Cow 6 years in milk born 01/07/08 to 30/06/09, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Cow 7 years & over in milk before 01/07/08, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Best Udder Cow, donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds. $50 donated by F. & G. Capizzi Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $5.00 CHAMPION COW, $50 voucher donated by Genetics Australia, $100 vouchers donated by Semex RESERVE COW, $50 voucher donated by Genetics Australia 33 Heifer born on or after 01/07/14, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Heifer born 01/01/14 to 30/06/14, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ All Australian Calf Class, Product donated by Coprice; $50 Semex Voucher to be under 12 months of age on show and to be led by a child under 17 years of age on Show day. Donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds. 36 Heifer born 01/07/13 to 31/12/13, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Heifer born 01/01/13 to 30/06/13, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Heifer born 01/07/12 to 31/12/12, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $5.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER, $100 Voucher donated by Alta Genetics RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER, $50 donated by Brian O Halloran 39 Pair of females any age bred by exhibitor, 1st $50 Voucher donated by Semex; 2nd and 3rd donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds 40 Pair of Heifers from junior section bred by exhibitor, Prizes donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds GRAND CHAMPION, 2 x $50 vouchers donated by ABS Genetics, $50 Semex Voucher, Dasco Voucher MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, $50 donated by N. & E. Weel. $100 Voucher donated by Agri-gene 25

26 ALL OTHER BREEDS Chief Steward: John Barake ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 20th FEBRUARY Judging commences 10.30am Entry Fee: Subscribers $6.00. Non Subscribers $8.00. Clipping Frame: $10 Entries must include payment and stamped self-addressed envelope. All Late Entries incur DOUBLE FEES. 41 Cow born before 1/1/12 in milk or dry. Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Cow or Heifer born between 1/1/12 and 31/12/12 in milk or dry, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $5.00 CHAMPION COW, $100 Voucher Roberts and $50 voucher from Cobden AB RESERVE CHAMPION COW, Ribbon and $50 voucher from Cobden AB 43 Heifer born 1/1/13 to 31/12/13 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Heifer born 1/1/14 to 31/12/14, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $12.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $8.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $5.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER, Ribbon and $50 from Total Dairy Service RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER, Ribbon and. $50 Voucher from Genetics Australia MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, $50 donated by... PaintRight Colac, $50 donated by Popes Buslines CHILDREN S SECTION Chief Steward: Ivan Gass Judging commences at 9.00am ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 27th FEBRUARY Entry free. Children entering in section must be under 16 years of age on Show Day. Leaders also to be under 16 years of age on Show Day. Calves entered in classes 112,113,114 and 115 must be eligible for Registration with Breed Society. Prizes: 1st $8 2nd $5 3rd $3 (all exhibitors will receive a ribbon) 45 Grade Heifer born on or between 1/1/14 and 30/6/14., Prize money donated by Timboon Vet Group 46 Grade Heifer born on or after 01/07/14, Prize money donated by Timboon Vet Group 47 Pure Bred Heifer born on or between 01/01/14 and 30/06/14, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds 48 Pure Bred Heifer born on or after 01/07/14, Prize money donated by Heytesbury Stockfeeds CHAMPION HEIFER CALF, $30 donated by Timboon Vet Group Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon plus $

27 JUNIOR PARADERS & DAIRY JUDGING COMPETITION Judging commences at conclusion of Dairy Classes ENTRY: FREE on Show Day. Run Under VAS Ltd Rules 1 Paraders 14 years and under Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $8.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $5.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Paraders 15 years to 25 years, 1st & 2nd eligible to RAS Melbourne 2015 State Final Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $8.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $5.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $ Judging Competition 15 years to 25 years, 1st & 2nd eligible to RAS Melbourne 2015 Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $8.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $5.00; 3: Ribbon Third plus $3.00 Section C: SHEEP Chief Steward: Mr. David Gass Judging commences at am. Sharp. Sheep to be penned no later than 9.30.am. ENTRY FEES: Subscriber $2.00. Non Subscriber $2.50. PRIZES: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd Ribbon, (except where otherwise stated) NOVICE CLASSES: No entry fee. ENTRIES CLOSE: FRIDAY 20th FEBRUARY IMPORTANT: Entries are restricted to animals bred in a registered flock and exhibited by members of a recognised Breed Society in the Breed classes. Exemption to this rule is in classes inclusive. All rams exhibited at the Show must be from accredited flocks. A current Brucellosis Accreditation Certificate Number MUST be supplied with entries in the breed classes. LAMBS in this schedule refer to sheep born on or after April 1, Champion and Reserve Champion, each breed (ribbon) CHAMPIONS 1 SUPREME CHAMPION of all BREEDS, Geoff Baker Memorial Trophy valued at $150. Prizes: 1: Geoff Baker Memorial Trophy plus $ RESERVE CHAMPION of all BREEDS Prizes: 1: Reserve Champion Ribbon plus $ SPECIAL PRIZE: BEST HINDQUARTERED SHEEP OF THE SHOW (sections 8-105), Trophy donated by Elders 3 SPECIAL PRIZE: SHEEP CARRYING BEST FLEECE OF WOOL (sections Short Wool), Trophy donated by Landmark and AWB Co. Timboon. 4 Best Group (sections Long Wool), Group to consist of one Ram and two Ewes, any age. 27

28 5 Best Group (sections ), Group to consist of one Ram and two Ewes, any age. 6 Sire s Progeny Group, (To consist of 3 sheep, any breed, any age (incl. lambs), sired by the same Sire, of any sex and of any wool length). Drawn from the ordinary classes. Donated by Carolyn Moore - Inglenook CORRIEDALE 8 RAM, 4 tooth and over. 9 RAM, 2 tooth and under. 10 RAM LAMB 11 EWE. 4 tooth and over 12 EWE, 2 tooth and under. 13 EWE LAMB 14 GROUP, 1 ram and 2 ewes, any age Best Hindquartered CORRIEDALE, Donated by the Heytesbury Stockfeed Pty POLL DORSET Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $5.00 2: Ribbon Second plus $3.00 3: Ribbon Third Entry Fee: Non-Members: $2.50, Members: $ RAM, 4 tooth and over. 16 RAM, 2 tooth and under. 17 RAM LAMB 18 EWE, 4 tooth and over. 19 EWE, 2 tooth and under. 20 EWE LAMB. 21 GROUP, 1 ram and 2 ewes, any age. Best Hindquartered POLL DORSET BEST POLL DORSET of either sex, 2 tooth or under, bred by the exhibitor., Donated by E. Harrison RYELAND 22 RAM, 4 tooth and over 23 RAM, 2 tooth and under 24 RAM LAMB 25 EWE, 4 tooth and over 26 EWE, 2 tooth and under 27 EWE LAMB 28 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age CHAMPION RYELAND EWE Best Hindquartered RYELAND SOUTHDOWN 33 RAM, 4 tooth and over. 34 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 35 RAM LAMB 36 EWE, 4 tooth or over. 37 EWE, 2 tooth or over 38 EWE LAMB 39 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. Best Hindquartered SOUTHDOWN, Donated by Denhert Family. Southdown Group, Donated by Nancy, Anne & Jude Baker 28

29 SUFFOLK 44 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 45 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 46 RAM LAMB. 47 EWE, 4 tooth or over 48 EWE, 2 tooth or under. 49 EWE LAMB 50 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. 51 GROUP, 2 ram lambs & 2 ewe lambs bred by exhibitor. Best Hindquartered SUFFOLK, Donated by Ross Cowley SOUTH SUFFOLK 52 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 53 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 54 RAM LAMB 55 Ewe, 4 tooth or over. 56 Ewe, 2 tooth or under 57 EWE LAMB 58 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. Best Hindquartered SOUTH SUFFOLK, Donated by Marj Murphy. WHITE SUFFOLK 59 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 60 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 61 RAM LAMB. 62 EWE, 4 tooth or over. 63 EWE, 2 tooth or under. 64 EWE LAMB. 65 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes any age. Best Hindquartered WHITE SUFFOLK, Donated by Lorelle & Doug Deppler. SHROPSHIRE 67 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 68 RAM, 2 tooth or under 69 RAM LAMB 70 EWE, 4 tooth or over. 71 EWE, 2 tooth or under. 72 EWE LAMB. 73 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age Best Hindquartered SHROPSHIRE TEXEL 74 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 75 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 76 RAM LAMB. 77 EWE, 4 tooth or over. 78 Ewe, 2 tooth or under. 79 EWE LAMB. 80 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. Best Hindquartered TEXEL, Donated by D. & R. Muir. 29

30 86 Aussiedown Ram, over 1.5 years. 87 Aussiedown Ram, under 1.5 years. 88 Aussiedown Ram Lamb. 89 Aussiedown Ewe, over 1.5 years. 90 Aussiedown Ewe, under 1.5 years. 91 Aussiedown Ewe Lamb. 92 Aussiedown Group, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. Best Hindquartered AUSSIEDOWN, Donated by J & J Baker. DORSET HORN 93 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 94 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 95 RAM LAMB. 96 EWE, 4 tooth or over. 97 EWE 2 tooth or under. 98 EWE LAMB. 99 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. Best Hindquartered DORSET HORN, Donated by Graeme Hooper. HAMPSHIRE DOWN 105 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 106 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 107 RAM LAMB. 108 EWE, 4 tooth or over. 109 EWE, 2 tooth or under. 110 EWE LAMB. 111 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. 112 GROUP, 2 ram lambs & 2 ewe lambs, bred by the Exhibitor. Best Hindquartered HAMPSHIRE DOWN, Donated by SLM LAW BORDER LEICESTER 117 RAM, 4 tooth and over. 118 RAM, 2 tooth and under 119 RAM LAMB. 120 EWE, 4 tooth and over. 121 EWE, 2 tooth and under 122 EWE LAMB. 123 GROUP, 1 Ram & 2 Ewes, any age. Best Woolled BORDER LEICESTER CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER RAM, Donated by COPE OIL ENGLISH LEICESTER aussie down DORSET HORN HAMPSHIRE DOWN BORDER LEICESTER ENGLISH LEICESTER 123 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 124 RAM, 2 tooth or under 125 RAM LAMB. 126 EWE, 4 tooth or over 127 EWE, 2 tooth or under. 128 EWE LAMB. 129 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. 30

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33 ROMNEY Best Woolled ENGLISH LEICESTER CHAMPION ENGLISH LEICESTER RAM, Donated by P & J Corneby 130 RAM, 4 tooth or over. 131 RAM, 2 tooth or under. 132 RAM LAMB 133. EWE, 4 tooth or over. 133 EWE, 2 tooth or under. 135 EWE LAMB. 136 GROUP, 1 ram & 2 ewes, any age. Best Woolled ROMNEY CHAMPION ROMNEY RAM, Donated by David Gass ANY OTHER BREED 137 RAM, any age 138 EWE, any age. BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP - FINE WOOL - 58 s and FINER All exhibitors must be members of BCSBAA or affiliated bodies. 139 RAM, 4 tooth and over. 140 RAM. 2 tooth. 141 EWE, 4 tooth and over. 142 EWE, 2 tooth. 143 LAMB, milk teeth (Ram, Ewe, Wether) MEDIUM WOOL s 144 RAM, 4 tooth and over 145 RAM, 2 tooth 146 EWE, 4 tooth and over. 147 EWE, 2 tooth 148 LAMB, milk teeth (Ram, Ewe, Wether) STRONG WOOL s 149 RAM, 4 tooth and over. 150 RAM. 2 tooth. 151 EWE, 4 tooth and over. 152 EWE, 2 tooth 153 LAMB, milk teeth (Ram, Ewe, Wether) RUG WOOL - 38 and STRONGER 154 RAM, 4 tooth and over. 155 RAM, 2 tooth. 156 EWE, 4 tooth and over 157 EWE, 2 tooth. 158 LAMB, milk teeth (Ram, Ewe, Wether) ADDITIONAL CLASSES ROMNEY ANY OTHER BREED BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP FINE WOOL - 58 s and FINER MEDIUM WOOL s STRONG WOOL s RUG WOOL - 38 and STRONGER ADDITIONAL CLASSES 159 GROUP of 3 SHEEP-ram & 2 ewes, any age, any wool count. 33

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35 160 PAIR OF EWES, any wool count. 161 WETHER, 2 tooth or over. CHAMPION RAM, Donated by Nick & Sue Cole Stanbury CHAMPION EWE, Donated by Amanda Manifold Milangil Pastoral Company. CHAMPION LAMB, Donated by W. Baker FLEECES - WHITE FLEECE Chief Steward: Julian Mugavin Entry Fee: Non-Members: $1.50, Members: $1.00 Championship sashes will be awarded subject to at least six (6) fleeces being exhibited in each White and Coloured Fleece Sections. The Society will increase the number of classes depending on entries, e.g. Ram Fleece, Ewe or Wether Fleece. Note: R.A.S. Fleece competition. Open to all exhibitors whose fleeces are awarded Champion Merino and Non-Merino exhibits at district shows. Entry is free. Sash & prize money to the value of $400 for Grand Champion Fleece 180 FINE WOOL fleece, 64 s count or finer. 181 MEDIUM WOOL fleece, s count. 182 STRONG WOOL fleece, 54 s or stronger. 183 CARPET WOOL fleece. CHAMPION WHITE FLEECE, Donated by Colin Taylor COLOURED FLEECE 184 FINE WOOL fleece, 58 s count or finer. 185 MEDIUM WOOL fleece, s count. 186 STRONG WOOL fleece, 44 s or stronger RUG WOOL fleece. CHAMPION COLOURED FLEECE, Donated by Martins Hardware Cobden. CHAMPION FLEECE OF THE SHOW, Donated by Winchelsea Wool Brokers Section D: PASTORAL Chief Steward: Libby Van Donk Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00 Entry Fee: Non-Members: $0.60, Members: $0.40 Judging commences 11am. Trophies sponsored by Camperdown Compost Company and Paul Treble Contracting Important: All entries, unless otherwise stated, are to be grown/made within 40km radius of Simpson Recreation Reserve. Exhibits are to be presented in plastic, eg Clear polythen super bag with class number attached. Exhibits must be in place prior to 10:30am. Trophies will be awarded subject to at least four (4) entries being exhibitied in each of the Hay, Silage, Fodder and Compost sections. 35

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37 1 Sample of Pasture hay. 2 Sample of Lucerne hay, open radius. Best Exhibit of Hay, (Judged from the winning exhibits in classes 1 & 2) Prizes: 1: Trophy 3 Sample of Pit silage. Approx. 3kg in plastic bag. 4 Sample of Round bale silage. Approx. 3kg in plastic bag. Best Exhibit of Silage, (Judged from winning exhibits in classes 3 & 4). Prizes: 1: Trophy 5 Bundle of Turnips- not more than Six stalks of Maize or bundle of 6 turnips. 7 Sample of summer fodder crop, not previously mentioned., Approx. 3kg in plastic bag Best Exhibit of Fodder, (Judged from winning exhibits in classes 5, 6, & 7.) Prizes: 1: Trophy 8 Sealed bag of bulk compost., (More than 1 tonne per year production) Approx 3kg. 9 Sealed bag of home garden compost., (Less than 1 tonne production per year) Approx 3kg. Best Exhibit of Compost, (Judged from winning exhibits in classes 8 & 9) Section E: PETS Chief Steward: Linda Whiting OPEN TO CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS Entry: FREE Judging commences 12 noon on the oval in front of the Football pavilion. Sponsored by Camperdown Pet Supplies. Important: Children under 5 years of age must be accompanied by a person capable of managing the pet. If you wish to have your pet housed in the Animal Nursery on Show Day, please book your pet a place by contacting Julie Barake PRIZES: Every child gets a ribbon. All competitors are invited to join the Grand Parade at 2pm. Classes 1 Pet in best fancy dress 2 Most obedient pet 3 Dog with the waggiest tail 4 Pet most like its owner. 5 Biggest pet 6 Smallest pet 7 Pet with funniest walk 8 Most attractive pet 9 Most unusual pet 10 Best kept pet BEST PET OF THE DAY Prizes: 1: Sash First 37

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39 Section F: HOMECRAFT PAVILION Chief Steward: Mrs Linda White ENTRIES: All entries in Pavilion Sections to be submitted to Mrs. L. White,486 Princetown Road, Cooriemungle 3268, by post, phone or store boxes. PHONE: ENTRY FEES in all sections unless otherwise stated Subscribers 50c, Non Subscribers 80c, Late entries $1. Fees must accompany entries. Late entries will not be accepted after 9am on Friday 27th February ENTRIES CLOSE on Friday 20th February in all sections except Section G, Horticultural which close on Thursday 26th February at 8pm. EXHIBITS in all sections must be left in the pavilion between 9.00am and 11.00am on Friday 27th February 2015 when all exhibitors must leave the pavilion. ENTRY TICKETS MUST BE FIRMLY ATTACHED TO ALL EXHIBITS. JUDGING commences at 12 noon on Friday 27th February No admittance will be allowed in the pavilion while judging is in progress. In all pavilion sections, Judges decision is FINAL. Judges may award a second prize instead of a first where there is only one entry or may withhold a prize altogether where exhibits are considered unworthy. ON SHOW DAY Exhibits MUST be displayed on show benches until the pavilion closes at 3.00pm Exhibits are available for collection between 3.30.pm and 4:30pm. There will be no entry to the pavillion between 3:00pm and 3:30pm unless instructed by the Chief Steward. After this time exhibitors must take charge of their exhibits. Pavilion Awards Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $2.00 2: Certificate Second plus $1.00 3: Certificate Third 1 Family Participation Award, (acknowledging the highest number of successful entries from one family) Sponsored by Apostle Whey Cheese. Prizes: 1: Trophy Section G: HORTICULTURAL DEFINITIONS: KIND means one kind of flower or vegetable ONLY. D.K. means different kinds of flowers or vegetables. VARIETY means one named variety of a kind. D.V. means different varieties of one kind of flower or vegetable. S.S. means to be staged singly. S.S.O means staged singly is optional 39

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41 VEGETABLES & FRUIT 1 Collection of Vegetables and/or fruit., Entry fee for Class 1 is $ Three Carrots 3 Three Parsnips 4 Three Silverbeet 5 Three Ripe Tomatoes 6 Three Green Tomatoes 7 Three Potatoes 8 Three Brown Onions 9 Three Salad Onions 10 Six Rhubarb 10cm of top 11 Twelve Pods of Peas (arrange in small container) 12 Twelve Beans (any variety) 13 One Cucumber 14 One Lettuce 15 Three Zucchini (each zucchini less than 30cm) 16 Vegetable Marrow 17 Best Pumpkin for household use 18 Any other Vegetable (one item) 19 Three Vegetables (D.K) 20 Collection of six Herbs 21 Three Cooking Apples 22 Three Eating Apples. 23 Six Strawberries 24 Three Fruit of one variety not previously mentioned 25 Three Fruit (D.K.) 26 Three Lemons 27 Any other fruit BEST EXHIBIT - Classes 2-27 inclusive., Trophy donated by Colleen Baynes HIGHEST AGGREGATE - Classes 2-27 inclusive., Trophy donated by Gwen Crole CUT FLOWERS 28 One Rose. 29 One Hydrangea. 30 One Gladiolus. 31 One Carnation. 32 One Cluster. 33 One Spike, not Gladiolus. 34 One Flowering Bulb or Tuber. 35 One Australian Native 36 One Bloom, any variety, not previously mentioned. 37 Three Roses (D.V) (S.S) 38 Three Pelargoniums (D.V) (S.S.O) 39 Three stems of Fuchsia. (D.V) (S.S.O) 40 Three Cut Flowers. (D.K). No shrubs. (S.S.O) 41 Three White Flowers (D.K) (S.S.O) 42 Three Cream to Orange Flowers (D.K) (S.S.O) 43 Three Yellow Flowers (D.K) (S.S.O) 44 Three Pink Flowers (D.K) (S.S.O) 45 Three Red Flowers (D.K) (S.S.O) 46 Three Blue to Purple Flowers (D.K) (S.S.O) 47 Three Gladioli (D.V). (S.S) 48 Three Geraniums (D.V) (S.S.O) 49 Three Flowering Shrubs. (D.K) (S.S) 41

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45 50 Container of Australian Natives. 51 Container of Roses. 52 Collection from my Garden. CHAMPION EXHIBIT-CUT FLOWERS (Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by K & B Unwin BEST CONTAINER OF FLOWERS (Classes inclusive), Prize: $5.00 donated by Colleen Baynes FLORAL ART Open Section Classes inclusive. A person having won a first prize in any class in the Open section of Floral Art at the Heytesbury Show is ineligible to enter any class in the Novice Section of Floral Art. 53 Modern Arrangement 54 Dinner Table Arrangement (viewed from all sides) 55 Foliage Arrangement 56 Hospital Posy 57 Single Flower Arrangement, may contain foliage (no buds allowed) 58 Sweet and Simple 59 Arrangement in Pot, Box, Basket or Bucket 60 Arrangement using flowers, fruit and/or vegetables 61 Arrangement using natives 62 Traditional Arrangement BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by Nancy Guy NOVICE FLORAL ART (Novice classes inclusive.) A person may only win a first prize in any class of the Novice section of Floral Art for a maximum of three years, after which they are then ineligible to enter the Novice Section at the Heytesbury show. 63 As I Like It Arrangement. 64 Single Flower Arrangement-(no buds allowed) 65 Arrangement in Pot, Box, Basket or Bucket. 66 Sweet and Simple. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by Nancy Guy POT PLANTS Pot plant stands not permitted. 67 Pot Plant in Bloom. 68 Pot Plant - Foliage. 69 Fern - Any variety 70 Succulent 71 Cactus BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive)., 45

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47 Trophy donated by Helen Begely DAHLIAS 72 One Dahlia (Cactus) over 160mm 73 One Dahlia (Cactus) under 160mm 74 One Dahlia (Decorative) over 160mm. 75 One Dahlia (Decorative) under 160mm., Decorative means Formal, Informal or semi decorative 76 One Dahlia (Ball) 77 One Dahlia (Water Lily). 78 One Dahlia (Pompone).under 50mm 79 One Dahlia (Fimbriated Cactus). 80 One Dahlia (Anemone). 81 One Dahlia (Collerette). 82 One Dahlia (Exhibition). 83 One Dahlia (Any other type). 84 Three Dahlia Decorative under 160mm (in one container) 85 Three Dahlia Cactus under 160mm (in one container) 86 Container of Pompone Dahlias. (1 or more varieties) 87 Container of Dahlias (3 stems to 10 stems). 88 Collection of Dahlias, 12 distinct varieties-one stem of each staged singly. Must contain at least 3 types. Entry Fee: $2.00 BEST DAHLIA (staged singly) (From Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by M & S Gass HIGHEST AGGREGATE (Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by Helen Begely Section H: COOKERY Important: Exhibitors to use disposable plates and cover with new clear plastic bags, not freezer bags, (bags available). All exhibits to be BAKED prior to judging day. No RING TINS OR WIRE RACKS to be used. Exhibit tickets must be firmly stapled to disposable plate. Classes Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $1.00 2: Certificate Second plus $0.50 3: Honourable Mention 1 Collection of one persons work,4 exhibits:1 cake, 4 biscuits, 4 pieces of slice (baked) 4 plain scones., Donated by M & S Gass. Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $10.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $5.00; 3: Honourable Mention plus $2.00 Entry Fee: Non-Members: $0.00, Members: $ Plain Sponge (Jam Filled, un-iced). 3 Cornflour Sponge (Jam filled, un-iced). 4 Swiss Roll. 5 Plain Cake (un-iced). 6 Chocolate Cake (Iced). 7 Orange Cake (iced, baked in one tin). 8 Carrot cake (fruit & nuts allowed, un-iced). 47

48 9 Cake, any variety (male exhibitor only) 10 Sultana Cake (no peel). 11 Tea Cake (cinnamon and sugar topping). 12 Boiled fruit cake. Sugar, butter and fruit to be boiled together. Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00; 3: Certificate Third plus $1.00 Entry Fee: $ Fruit Cake (not iced) Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00; 3: Certificate Third plus $1.00 Entry Fee: $1.00 from the following recipe: 250g each of butter, sugar, currants, raisins and sultanas. 5 eggs, 375g plain flour, 60g peel, flavouring as desired. 14 Plum Pudding cooked in a cloth or basin (remove from cloth/basin) 15 Four Muffins - Sweet (please state flavour). 16 Four Muffins - Savoury (please state flavour). 17 Nut and Fruit Loaf (cooked in a Nut loaf tin). 18 Four Plain Scones (no fluted cutters). 19 Four Fruit Scones (no fluted cutters). 20 Four Patty Cakes Iced. (Baked in papers) 21 Four pieces Shortbread. 22 Four Lamingtons (butter cake mixture)., Size approx. 5cm square. 23 Four Pieces Slice (uncooked) - containing fruit. 24 Four Cream Puffs (unfilled). 25 Four Yo-Yo s 26 Four Pieces Slice (baked) - to include apricots. 27 Four Biscuits, one variety. 28 Home, Handmade Loaf of Bread-White. 29 Home, Handmade Loaf of Bread-any other variety. 30 Home, Machine made Loaf of Bread, any variety. 31 Any other baked Item, not otherwise mentioned. 32 DECORATED CAKE, Tiered or Single, not to be cut, no bought decorations allowed, other than ribbon, wire, stamen or tulle. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 2-32 inclusive), Trophy donated by Carol Snijders HIGHEST AGGREGATE (Classes 2-32 inclusive), Trophy donated by Jodie Drayton 33 VAS Ltd RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $15.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $5.00; 3: Certificate Third plus $2.00 Entry Fee: $2.00 Important: Entrants must reside in the South Western Area. The winning entry must then compete in a Regional Group Final to be held in 2015 and if successful, at the State Final of the 2015 Royal Melbourne Show. Prizes of $20 (group) and 1st prize $55 plus plaque and 2nd prize $30 (state). Competitors will be required to use a 20cm cake tin (square) An exhibitor having won at a Show, will bake another cake for entry in the Group Final; the winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the State Final at the next Royal Melbourne show. 48

49 An exhibitor having won at show level is not eligible to enter any other Show until after the group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can compete further. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one group in the State Final. An exhibitor having won at group level CANNOT compete further until after the Royal Melbourne Show. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final Level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. The following recipe is required for all entrants: 250g sultanas ¼ teaspoon grated nutmeg 250g chopped raisins ½ teaspoon ground ginger 250g currants ½ teaspoon ground cloves 125g chopped mixed peel 250g butter 90g chopped red glace cherries 250g soft brown sugar 90g chopped blanched almonds ½ teaspoon almond essence ½ teaspoon lemon essence or finely grated lemon rind 1/3 cup sherry or brandy ½ teaspoon vanilla essence 250g plain flour 4 large eggs 60g self raising flour METHOD: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least one hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences, Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, and then alternatively add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared 20cm square tin, and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 ½ to 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in this tin. NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending on the size of, it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 3-4 pieces, cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces. 34 VAS Ltd CARROT CAKE COMPETITION Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $15.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $5.00; 3: Certificate Third plus $2.00 Entry Fee: $2.00 VAS Carrot Cake Competitions proudly sponsored by Rocky Lamattina & Sons VAS Carrot Cake Competition Open to carrot cake enthusiasts everywhere INGREDIENTS: Olive oil, to grease 350g carrots 1 cup (150g) self-raising flour 1/2 cup (75g) plain flour 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon 1/2 cup (80g) brown sugar 1/2 cup oil 1/2 cup (125ml) golden syrup 3 eggs 49

50 1 tsp vanilla essence ½ cup walnuts METHOD: 1. Preheat oven to 170 C. Grease a 20cm (base) round cake pan lightly with oil, and line with non-stick baking paper. Peel and grate the carrots, and set aside 2. Sift the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon into a large bowl 3. Put the brown sugar, oil, golden syrup, eggs and vanilla in a separate bowl. Use a balloon whisk to mix until combined 4. Pour the oil mixture into the dry ingredients. Use a wooden spoon to stir gently until just combined 5. Stir in the grated carrot and walnuts 6. Pour the mixture into the pan and bake for 1 hour. Set aside for 5 minutes, before turning out onto a wire rack to cool completely. Present without icing. Winners of the State Final (judged at the 2015 Convention) will receive the following:vas Carrot Cake $250 for the winner & a trophy, $100 for second, and $50 for third Section I: PRODUCE SPECIAL CLASS: A. Condiment with bite Full flavoured sauce, chutney, etc (bottle or jar) Highest points event to be run over three Agricultural Shows in the Corangamite Shire - Camperdown, Noorat and Heytesbury. 1st - 3 points; 2nd - 2 points; 3rd - 1 point Highest points winner: Rosette and $60.00 voucher kindly donated by Cafe 153 on Manifold, Camperdown Classes Classes 4-19 inclusive must have clear covers - no lids. All produce in classes 4-28 inclusive to be labelled. 1 Six Hen Eggs (white) 2 Six Hen Eggs (brown) 3 Six Eggs, any other variety 4 Jam made from Two Fruits. 5 Plum Jam 6 Collection of Jams (3D.V) 7 Apricot Jam 8 Blackberry Jam 9 Strawberry Jam 10 Any other Berry Jam 11 Any other variety of Jam 12 Apple Jelly 13 Any other variety of Jelly 14 Marmalade (Machine blended) 15 Marmalade - any variety 16 Lemon Butter 17 Relish 50

51 18 Chutney 19 Green Tomato Pickles 20 Bottle of Herb Vinegar 21 Pickles, any other variety 22 Jar of Pickled Onions 23 Bottle of Tomato Sauce 24 Sauce, any other variety 25 Home made produce - not otherwise mentioned 26 Homemade Cordial 27 Homemade Ginger Beer BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 1-27 inclusive), Trophy donated by Janine Thow HIGHEST AGGREGATE (Classes 1-27 inclusive), Trophy donated by Sue Stevens Section J: WOOLWORK, MACHINE, HANDWORK, ETC. ENTRY CARDS must be attached with safety pins. All work must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor and must not be washed or dry cleaned. Stewards will refuse articles that are soiled. Any article having won a first prize in a particular class at a previous Heytesbury show is NOT eligible for entry. KNITTING & CROCHET VAS Ltd Competitions REGULATIONS FROM V.A.S. Ltd. FOR KNITTING, CROCHET & PATCHWORK. (THESE RULES APPLY TO ALL V.A.S. Ltd Competitions, classes A D inclusive.) RULES ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. An Exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level in one season. 2. An article having won at a Show will compete at the South Western Group Final in April, the winning article will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. 3. The article/garment/outfit having won a State final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. 4. The Melbourne Group 14 winner of the current Show will compete as the finalist in the following State Final at the Royal Melbourne Show. 5. Each article entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 6. If, for any reason, a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final Level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. 7. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money. 51

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53 8. All work to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months. CLASS A: VAS Ltd KNITTING COMPETITION. Hand knitted jmper or cardigan, made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply and must have attached label from wool used or receipt from woollen mill. Prizes: 1: Certificate Frist plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $3.00; 3: Honourable Mention CLASS B: VAS Ltd CROCHET COMPETITION: Crochet Article made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply Prizes: 1: Certificate Frist plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $3.00; 3: Honourable Mention CLASS C: VAS Ltd HAND EMBROIDERY COMPETITION: An article of Hand Embroidery, any type excluding cross stitch Prizes: 1: Certificate Frist plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $3.00; 3: Honourable Mention CLASS D: VAS Ltd PATCHWORK COMPETITION: Patchwork Piece, no more than 1 metre on any one side, machine pieced and machine quilted, only finished articles will be accepted. Minimal embellishments to enhance the piece will be accepted. Prizes: 1: Certificate Frist plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $3.00; 3: Honourable Mention CLASS E: SPOTLIGHT STATE SEWING COMPETITION: The garment/ outfit to be made by the exhibitor. Garment/outfit of wearing apparel (maximum 3 pieces). Sewn by machine, may be hand finished. Accessories such as scarves, stoles, shawls, gloves etc not acceptable. Knitte/ Crocheted items not acceptable. Prizes: 1: Certificate Frist plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $3.00; 3: Honourable Mention REGULATIONS FROM VAS Ltd FOR SPOTLIGHT STATE SEWING COMPETITION 1. To be constructed in fabric, using natural fibre or fibreblend. The garment to be made by the exhibitor 2. An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level. An exhibit may only win one Group FInal in a show season, should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must return the prize money and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months. 3. A garment having won at a Show will compete at a Group FInal. The winning garment will then compete in the State Final at the next Royal Melbourne Show. 4. A Garement having won at State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. 5. Each garment entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 6. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at a Group or State Final level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. 53

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55 7. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money. 8. All work to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months. V.A.S.Ltd KNITTING COMPETITION CLASS A: HAND KNITTED JUMPER OR CARDIGAN Machine knitted bands allowed Wool, wool blend and man-made fibres allowed. Knitted or crocheted bands and edges allowed. No coat hangers to be exhibited with articles. V.A.S. Ltd. CROCHET COMPETITION CLASS B:, Crochet Article made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply. 1 Socks. 2 Infants Bootees knitted. 3 Infants Bootees crocheted. 4 Helmet, Beanie or Beret (knitted). 5 Bonnet or Pixie. 6 Infants Garment. Fit up to 12 months. Knitted. 7 Infants Garment up to 12 months. Crocheted. 8 Infants Jacket or Jumper, Knitted. Fit up to 12 months. 9 Childs Jumper or Cardigan, up to 5 ply inclusive Knitted. 10 Childs Jumper or Cardigan, over 5ply. Knitted. 11 Adults Jumper or Cardigan, up to 8ply inclusive. Knitted., Wool or wool blend. 12 Adults Jumper or Cardigan, up to 8ply inclusive. Crocheted., Wool or wool blend. 13 Adults Jumper or Cardigan over 8ply. Knitted. 14 Baby s shawl or pram Cover (knitted or crocheted). 15 Hat and scarf set 16 Any article or garment not otherwise mentioned. Knitted., Wool or wool blend. 17 Any article or garment not otherwise mentioned. Crocheted., Wool or wool blend. 18 Rug, knitted or crocheted 19 Adults garment knitted in any yarn. 20 Scarf-knitted or crocheted. 21 Toy, knitted or crocheted 22 Any other article of crochet (Not wool) BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 1-22 inclusive), Trophy donated by Lynne Boxshallher article of crochet (Not wool) MACHINEWORK: GARMENTS 23 Infants Garment. Fit up to 18 months. 24 Childs garment. 25 Apron (any style). 26 Lady s or Childs Frock. 27 Adults Garment. 28 Child or adults sleepwear 29 Childs Stretch Garment 30 Childs Stretch Outfit. 31 Adults Stretch Garment. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by Jodie Drayton 55

56 MACHINEWORK: PATCHWORK All patchwork to be quilted by the exhibitor (only 33 & 34 able to be professionally quilted) 32 Patchwork Quilt, mixed technique 33 Machine pieced Quilt, by exhibitor, but has been professionally quilted. 34 Applique Quilt, by exhibitor, but has been professionally quilted 35 Article in hand applique 36 Article in machine applique 37 Miniature Quilt not to exceed 50cm x 50cm 38 Wall hanging 39 Stitchery Quilt 40 Christmas Quilt 41 Patchwork Bag 42 Table Runner 43 Any other article of Patchwork BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Voucher donated by Elm Grove Patchwork, Nullawarre HANDWORK 44 Counted Thread Article 45 Drawn Thread Article 46 Hardanger Article 47 Crewel Embroidery 48 Cross Stitch Article (Framed) 49 Wall Hanging 50 Tapestry/Long Stitch/Petit Point 51 Article of Candlewicking 52 Most Attractive Cushion 53 Embroidered picture-framed 54 Needlework Pin Cushion & Matching Needle-Case 55 Any other article Handiwork BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive),, Voucher donated by Gum Valley Patchwork. Section K: HANDCRAFTS Where five or more articles of one kind of craft are exhibited in Class 32 (Section K) a separate class may be created 1 Collection of one person s work - 4 articles Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $7.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $4.00; 3: Honourable Mention Entry Fee for Class 1: $1.00 HOBBYWORK 2 Scrap booking, one sheet 3 Scrap booking, album 4 Handmade greeting card-stitched 5 Handmade greeting card, any other method 6 Woodwork article (wood only) 7 Article of Hobby work 56

57 8 Article of Folk Art. 9 Jewellery, any article 10 Mosiac article. 11 China Painting - any article. 12 Art, paint. 13 Art, any other medium 14 Piece of Hobby ceramics, glazed or stained 15 Beaded Article 16 Article made from recycled items BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 2-16 inclusive), Trophy donated by Sue Stevens CRAFTWORK 17 Two small articles suitable for a gift 18 Three Articles suitable for a Fete 19 Bag, any type, not patchwork 20 Covered Coat hanger 21 Novelty pin cushion 22 Soft Toy 23 Tea Cosy, any method 24 Cottage cloth doll, raw edges accepted 25 Ragdoll 26 Bear, fur - fabric 27 Bear, non fur - fabric 28 Handmade Hat 29 Fascinator/headpiece 30 Felted article 31 Article of craft made by person over 65 years of age 32 Article of craft, not otherwise provided for BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Trophy donated by Marj Murphy Section L: PHOTOGRAPHY Professional photographers ineligible. A Professional is someone who derives the greater percentage of their income as a photographer Each Photograph must be an unaltered original unless otherwise stated (cropping permitted) Exhibit tickets must be firmly attached to the back of the exhibit All prints MUST be mounted. Black mounts preferred The society reserves the right to only display prize winning entries All exhibits must be photographed by the exhibitor Any photograph having won a first prize in a particular class at a previous Heytesbury Show is not eligible to enter that class 33 VAS Ltd Photography Competition:, Subject: Local Historic Feature Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30cm, must be mounted (mount no larger than 3cm), black and white or colour. An exhibitor may represent only one Scoiety at Group level and one Group at State Level. A photograph having won at a Show will compete at a Group 57

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59 Final; the winning photograph will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. A photograph having won a State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. Each photograph entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second placegetter is eligible to compete. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/ refund prize money. All work is to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months Section L1: PHOTOGRAPHY OPEN Open Section Classes inclusive. A person having won a first prize in any class in the Open section at the Heytesbury Show is ineligible to enter any class in the Novice Section of Photography Small Prints Coloured - OPEN Small prints (13cm x 18cm) - Coloured, mount not larger than 21cm x 26cm 33 Landscape 34 Seascape 35 Sunset/Sunrise 36 People/Child Study 37 Nature Study (insects, wildlife or plants) 38 Pets/Animals 39 Buildings 40 Open (any subject not included elsewhere) Large Prints Coloured - OPEN Large Prints (over 13cm x 18cm) - Coloured, mount not larger than 41cm x 51cm 41 Landscape 42 Seascape 43 Sunset/Sunrise 44 People/Child Study 45 Nature Study (insects, wildlife or plants) 46 Pets/Animals 47 The Heytesbury Show 48 Open (any subject not included elsewhere) Large Prints Mono - OPEN Large Prints (over 13cm x 18cm) - Mono (monochromatic), mount not larger than 41cm x 51cm 49 People/Child Study 50 Scenery 51 Open 59

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61 Section L2: PHOTOGRAPHY - NOVICE Novice Classes inclusive A person may only win a first prize in any class of the Novice Section of Photography for a maximum of three years, after which they are then ineligible to enter the Novice section at the Heytesbury Show. Winners of previous Best Photograph in the Show are ineligible to enter the Novice Section. Small Prints Coloured - Novice Small Prints (13cm x 18cm) - Coloured, mount not larger than 21cm x 26cm 53 Landscape 54 Seascape 55 Sunset/Sunrise 56 People/Child Study 57 Nature Study (Insects, wildlife or plants) 58 Pets/Animals 59 Buildings 60 Open (any subject not included elsewhere) Large Prints Coloured - NOVICE Large Prints (over 13cm x 18cm) - Coloured, mount not larger than 41cm x 51cm 61 Landscape 62 Seascape 63 Sunset/Sunrise 64 People/Child Study 65 Nature Study (insects, wildlife or plants) 66 Pets/Animals 67 The Heytesbury Show 68 Open (any subject not included elsewhere) Large Prints Mono - NOVICE Large Prints (over 13cm x 18cm) - Mono (monochromatic), mount not larger than 41cm x 51cm 69 People/Child Study 70 Scenery 71 Open BEST PHOTOGRAPH IN THE SHOW (Judged from entries in classes 34-71), Cash Prize donated by South West Studio Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $30.00 BEST NOVICE PHOTOGRAPH IN THE SHOW (Judged from entries in classes 53-71), Cash prize donated by South West Studio Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $20.00 BEST NOVICE PHOTOGRAPH IN THE SHOW (Judged from entries in classes 53-71) HIGHEST AGGREGATE (Classes 34-52), Cash Prize donated by Simpson & District Community Centre HIGHEST AGGREGATE (Classes 53-71), Cash prize donated by Simpson & District Community Centre 61

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63 Section M: JUNIOR CLASSES Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $1.00 2: Certificate Second plus $0.60 3: Certificate Third plus $0.40 Entry Fee: $0.40 ENTRY FEE: 40c.Late entries up to 9:30am (60c per entry). (LATE ENTRIES will NOT be accepted after 9:30am on Friday 27th February 2015) Rosettes awarded for Best Exhibits donated by Lynne Boxshall) Entries in Section M (Junior classes) will close at 8pm Thursday 26th February 2015 with Mrs Linda White. 486 Princetown Rd, Cooriemungle 3268 Phone JUNIOR COOKERY Open to children under 7 years Important: Exhibitors are advised to use disposable plates and cover with new clear plastic bags, not freezer bags. All exhibits to be BAKED prior to judging day. No RING TINS to be used. EXHIBIT TICKETS MUST BE FIRMLY ATTACHED TO EXHIBIT Highest Aggregate only given if five or more entries in each section i.e. under 10 yrs cookery 1 Iced and decorated Marie biscuit Open to children under 10 years 2 Packet cake mix (baked in one tin). Iced. 3 Four small cakes (iced) 4 Four small cakes (iced and decorated) 5 Four coconut balls 6 Chocolate cake iced. (not packet) BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 2-6 inclusive), Cash Prize donated by G & L Hibberd Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, Cash prize donated by G & L Hibberd Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 Open to children 10 and under 13 years 7 Packet cake mix (baked in one tin). Iced. 8 Four small cakes (iced) 9 Four small cakes (iced), and decorated 10 Four coconut balls. 11 Chocolate cake-iced. (Not packet) BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 7-11 inclusive), Cash prize donated by G & L Hibberd Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, Cash prize donated by G & L Hibberd Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $

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65 Open to children 13 years and under 17 years 12 Packet cake mix (iced). 13 Plain sponge (jam filled, un-iced) 14 Four plain scones 5cm cutter. 15 Four small cakes (iced) 16 Four small cakes (iced and decorated) 17 Four biscuits, one variety. 18 Marble cake iced. 19 Chocolate cake iced. (Not packet). 20 Decorated novelty cake (bought decorations allowed). BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by G & L Hibberd MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by G & L Hibberd 21 VAS Ltd. Junior Boiled Fruit Cake Competition, Open to juniors under 18 years. Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $5.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $3.00; 3: Certificate Third plus $1.00 Entry Fee: $1.00 INGREDIENTS: 375g Mixed Fruit 2 Eggs, lightly beaten ¾ cup Brown Sugar 2 tablespoons marmalade 1 teaspoon Mixed Spice 1 cup Self Raising Flour ½ cup water 1 cup Plain Flour 125g Butter ¼ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon Bicarbonate Soda ½ cup Sherry METHOD: 1. Place the Mixed Fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to boil. 2. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove and allow to cool. 3. Add the Sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well. 4. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased and lined 20cm round cake tin. 5. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1.5 hours or until cooked when tested. 22 VAS CARROT MUFFIN COMPETITION, Open to Juniors under 18 years Entry Fee: $1.00 Carrot and Date Muffins A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local show/ field day. INGREDIENTS: 2 ½ cups Self-raising flour 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg Cup brown sugar (firmly packed) 1/3 cup pitted dates 1 cup coarsely grated carrot 1 tablespoon orange marmalade Cup canola oil 2 eggs, lightly beaten ¾ cup orange juice Cup reduced fat milk Icing sugar for dusting 65

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67 METHOD: 1. Heat oven to 190C (moderately hot) 2. Line and spray a 12 hole muffin pan with large paper cases 3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates, carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined 4. Spoon mixture evenly into prepared pan holes 5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked inserted cake skewer. If it comes out clean the muffins are ready) 6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack to cool 7. Serving Suggestion: Serve warm or cold dusted with sifted icing sugar 8. Serves 12 (If you only eat one each) Winners of Class 21 & 22 will be eligible to compete in the S.W.Group of V.A.S Ltd Final in $30 prize S.W.Group of VAS Ltd winner will be eligible to compete at the 2015 Royal Melbourne Show. For further information contact the Show Secretary, or check the details on JUNIOR FLOWERS Open to children under 7 years 23 Decorated saucer or plate. 24 Six different shaped leaves, attached securely, on cardboard 30cm x 30cm 25 Novelty article made from vegetable and/or fruit. Tooth picks may be used Open to children under 10 years 26 Decorated saucer or plate. 27 Small container of flowers, 30cm and under. 28 Single Bloom. 29 One Spike. 30 One Cluster. 31 Necklace of Horticultural material displayed on cardboard 30cm x 30cm. 32 Novelty article made from vegetable and/or fruit only. Toothpicks may be used. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 Open to children 10 years and under 13 years 33 Decorated saucer or plate. 34 Small container of flowers, 30cm and under. 35 Single bloom. 36 One spike. 37 One cluster. 38 Necklace of Horticultural material displayed on cardboard 30cm x 30cm. 39 Novelty article made from vegetable and/or fruit only 67

68 Partners in Production are proud to be supporting the Annual Heytesbury Show Dairy, Beef and Sheep Rations Free call: Timboon Pharmacy Your friendly, local pharmacy For all your health and beauty needs Blackmores Vitamins Websterpak medication packs L'Oreal Hair, Skin and Beauty 15 Main Street, Timboon Ph: Weekdays 9am-5:30pm, Saturdays 10am-2pm 68

69 BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 Open to children 13 years and under 17 years 40 Pot plant 41 Small container of flowers, 30cm and under. 42 Single bloom. 43 One spike. 44 One cluster. 45 Arrangement of flowers and foliage 46 Single flower arrangement. No buds allowed. 47 Song Title arrangement. Specify title on entry form. 48 Novelty article made from vegetable and /or fruit only. Toothpicks may be used. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK, KNITTING & HANDCRAFTS - Open to children under 7 years 49 Decorated boiled egg. 50 Decorated Wooden spoon. 51 Decorated can or bottle Open to children under 10 years 52 Decorated boiled egg. 53 Article of hobby work. 54 Article of craftwork. 55 A toy, any material. 56 Decorated Wooden spoon. 57 Decorated can or bottle BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by Gum Valley Patchwork Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by Gum Valley Patchwork Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 Open to children 10 years and under 13 years 58 Decorated boiled egg. 59 Article of hobby work. 60 Article of craft work. 61 Machine sewn article. 62 A toy, any material. 63 Scrap booking - one page. 64 Decorated Can or Bottle. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by Gum Valley Patchwork 69

70 VAS Ltd SADDLE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS Open 5 Days a Week (Mon-Fri) Aggressive in shed pricing on clips Flat rate auction brokerage On Farm Pickups and shed cleanups On the spot payment for hobby farmers Ben Blain Ph Ph » 75 Dunlop St, Mortlake Vic 3272 VR

71 Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by Gum Valley Patchwork Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 Open to children 13 years and under 17 years 65 Long stitch article. 66 Cross stitch article. 67 Machine sewn article. 68 Article of handwork. 69 Woodwork article. 70 Any other article. 71 Scrap booking - one page. 72 Scrap booking - album. BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by Gum Valley Patchwork Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by Gum Valley Patchwork Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY Maximum size of combined print and mount 14cm x 18cm. All prints must be mounted. Black mounts preferred Exhibit ticket must be firmly attached to exhibit. All photographs to be an unaltered original. A: VAS Ltd. Junior Photography Competition: Subject: Animal or Animals Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30cm, must be mounted (mount no larger than 3cm), black and white or colour An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State Level. A photograph having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final; the winning photograph will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. A photograph having won a State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition Each photograph entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second placegetter is eligible to compete A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refun prize money. All work to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months OPEN TO CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS 73 Pets or animals. 74 Family or friends. Open to children 10 years and under 13 years 75 Landscape or seascape. 76 Pets or animals. 77 Family or friends. 78 Open. 71

72 BEST EXHIBIT (Classes inclusive)., Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL Exhibitor (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 Open to children 13 years and under 17 years 79 Landscape or seascape. 80 Seascape 81 Pets or animals. 82 Family or friends. 83 Open. BEST EXHIBIT Classes inclusive., Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL Exhibitor (Classes inclusive), Cash prize donated by M & S Gass Prizes: 1: Rosette plus $5.00 JUNIOR ART & WRITING Important: All Exhibits in Art and writing to be delivered to Chief Steward, on or before Monday 23th February On the reverse side of all Art work and Writing please include students name, address, phone No., school and actual school year number. All Artwork-Maximum size 45cm x 30cm. No tracing is acceptable in any Art classes. No names on front of work except Prep class 84 Hand printing/writing. First name plus a pattern. Prep. 85 Art-The Heytesbury Show. Prep., No names on front of work except Prep Class 86 Hand printing/writing year 1. A sentence of at least 5 words. 87 Art-The Heytesbury show. Year 1 88 Hand printing /writing Year 2. A sentence of about 10 words 89 Art-the Heytesbury Show. Year Hand Writing (as quoted below). Year 3., Australians everywhere are working to protect our great land. 91 Art-the Heytesbury Show. Year Handwriting (as quoted below). Year 4., A water catchment is an area of land from which rainwater drains into a reservior, river, lake, estuary or ocean. Forest cover assists in keeping water in creeks, rivers clean and less polluted. 93 Art-The Heytesbury Show. Year Hand Writing (as quoted for year 4). Year 5 95 Art-The Heytesbury Show. Year Story of not more than 50 words titled Catchments to the Ocean written and compiled on computer. Year Art The Heytesbury Show. Year 6., No names on front of work except Prep class 72

73 JUNIOR SHOW PERSONALITIES Entry fee: 40 cents. Entrants are encouraged to express their personality in their favourite colour. Entrants are to wear suitable attire for the show ie weather suitable and not changing especially for judging. Entries may be made at the Show at the Secretary s shed before 10:45am on Show Day. In all Show Personality Sections the judges decision is FINAL. JUDGING COMMENCES AT 11am on the main oval BABY SHOW PERSONALITY, Open to entrants 0-2 years. Donated by The Cow Patch TINY SHOW PERSONALITY, Open to entrants 3-5 years. Donated by A Little Bit of Sweet LITTLE SHOW PERSONALITY, Open to entrants 6-8 years. Donated by Timboon Toybox JUNIOR SHOW PERSONALITY, Open to entrants 9-11 years. Donated by A Little Bit of Sweet TEEN SHOW PERSONALITY, Open to entrants years. Donated by Settlement Supermarket HIGHLAND DANCING Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $0.60 2: Certificate Second plus $0.40 3: Certificate Third plus $0.20 Entry Fee: $0.20 A local highland dancing competition will be held under Victorian Scottish Union rules for Warrnambool Caledonian Highland Dancing Society. For more information Contact Dulcie Hirst-Jervies Highland Dancing V.A.S. Ltd. SHOW AMBASSADOR Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $0.60 2: Certificate Second plus $0.40 3: Certificate Third plus $0.20 Entry Fee: $0.20 Show Ambassador Prizes: 1: V.A.S.Ltd Badge plus $0.60; 2: V.A.S.Ltd Badge plus $0.40; 3: V.A.S.Ltd Badge plus $0.20 This is a new competition to be conducted annually by the Victorian Agricultural Societies of Victoria. AIM: To give young people a chance to take part in a competition whilst still residing in their local district, and to be part of a local show and therefore highlighting the importance of shows AGE: Open to males and females aged years at the time of local show. CRITERIA: Entrants must wear smart casual clothing and will be judged in accordance with the following guidelines: Community Involvement 20 points Rural and General Knowledge 20 points 73

74 Ambitions/Goals 20 points Communication Skills 20 points Personality and Confidence 10 points Grooming and Deportment 10 points TOTAL 100 points. PRIZES: V.A.S.Ltd Badge. Winner at Show Society level will compete in a Group Final. Group Final Winners will compete in a State final run by V.A.S.Ltd. HOW TO ENTER: Entrants must apply to the Secretary Michelle Holmes 188 Conveys Rd Simpson Ph: heytesburyagsociety@yahoo.com.au Winner will be announced at the Heytesbury show 12 noon, Saturday 28th February, Section N: NOVELTY RACES FERRET RACES Register 11 am on the oval near the Dog Jump Area. Free to Register. 4 Place Ribbons. Depending on numbers on the day as to how many heats and finals will be run. SIMPSON LIONS CLUB SPRINTS Register at the Simpson Lions Club caravan before 12pm for a start. Free entry on the Day. Ribbons and Trophy donated by Simpson Lions Club and Heytesbury Ag Society. 1 Preschool Age boys and girls 2 Primary school aged Girls 3 Primary School aged Boys 4 Secondary School Girls 5 Secondary School Girls 6 Open Female 7 Open Male DACHSHUND DASH Open to miniature and standard bred dachshunds. Free entry on the day. Register at animal nursery before 1.30pm. Ribbons and Trophy donated by Heytesbury Ag Society. 1 Miniature 12 months and under 2 Miniature 12 months to 6 years 3 Miniature 6 years and over 4 Standard 12 months and under 5 Standard 12 months to 6years 6 Standard 6 years and over Champion and Reserve. 74

75 BEYOND BLUE HUMAN TRUCK PULL COMPETITION Put together a team of ten (10) and use a tow rope to pull a truck 30-50m. A Great way to raise money for your own club with cash prizes available. Enter before or on the day by contacting the Show Secretary on or visit the Secretary s Shed. Entry is $50 per team. All profits go towards the Beyond Blue Charity. TRADE STANDS TRADE STANDS Trade stands are available at $30 for a minimum of 4m frontage with an addtional $7 per metre thereafter. Applications for Trade Stand allocations will be treated in order of being received by the Secretary and must be paid for prior to the Show Two gate passes will be issued for use by the Trade Stand Exhibitors or any member of their staff. Additional passes will be made available by the Society for the reduced price of $6 each provided the total number of tickets required is nominated on the Application Form and all fees payable are to be in the hands of the Society Secretary two weeks prior to the Show. Some electric power is available at $15 per power point extra and it will be the responsibility of the Trade Stand Exhibitor to provide any electrical leads or adaptors required, such leads to be in checked and tagged in accordance with Electricity Providers regulations. If the stall holder doesn t have their own Public Liability Insurance, the society will make a charge to cover insurance for Trade Stand Exhibitors whilst on the Recreation Reserve. The Society wishes to advise Trade Stade exhibitors that Security will be in operation at the Simpson Recreation Reserve on the night prior to the Show. 2015/2016 SOUTH WESTERN GROUP V.A.S. Ltd SHOW DATES Bellarine 8 March 2015 Apollo Bay 21 March 2015 Camperdown 10 October 2015 Royal Geelong 17 October 2015 (4 days) Warrnambool 23 October 2015 (3 days) Colac 30 October 2015 (3 days) Port Fairy November 2015 Koroit 7 November 2015 Noorat 14 November 2015 Heytesbury 27 February

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77 APPRECIATION The President & Committee express their thanks to the following donors: ABS Australia A Little Bit of Sweet Ambleside Financial Planners Apostle Whey Cheese John & Jenny Baker W & A Baker Baker Girls - Nancy, Anne & Jude Colleen Baynes Mrs H Begley C Blake & Sons Mrs N Boxshall DM & CM Byron Cattlena DM & CM Brown Jarob Farm Camperdown Compost Camperdown Pet Supplies F & G Capizzi Janadean Holsteins JH & GL Carson Charles Stewart & Co. Cherwood Park Equine Cobden AB Cobden Tools and Trailers Cobden Newsagency Cobden Primary School Colac AG Colac Toyota Nick & Sue Cole Coprice, Cobden Peter & Jenny Corneby Ross Cowley Mrs G Crole Dairy Australia Dasco Dehnert Family Deppeler Family Mrs Donna Edge Wyena Holsteins Equitana Mrs E Gardner Gary Evans Feeding Systems David Gass ID & FD Gass Parnell M & S Gass Geelong Horseland Genetics Australia Glenlochland Holsteins Green Pastures Movement Mrs N Guy R & C Haigh Hampden Vet Clinic Eric Harrison R Hawkes Hawkes Transport Hamilton Morello Accountants Heytesbury Stockfeeds G & L Hibberd Graeme Hooper K & N Horspole 77 Kyanga Park Stud Landmark Timboon Landpower Colac Langdon Produce Pty Ltd M Lyons Mrs Pat McKenzie AF McKenzie Coorievale Jerseys C & P MacKenzie W & MH McLaren TS McQuinn & Son Mahoneys Colac Martin s Timber & Hardware McDowell s Mitre 10 Meat Wholesalers, Colac Midfield Meats C Moore Mortimer Fuels DM & RM Muir Penryn Poll Dorset Marj Murphy & family Milangil Pastoral Company Murray Goulburn Cooperative MG Trading Simpson NAB - Colac Nationwide AB N & M Page Wongalea Jerseys Gum Valley Patchwork E & RA Parlour, Simpson Rhodes Veterinary Clinic Rhys Evans Colac P Riches, Clover Glen Ridleys Riordan s Fuel G & D Robertson Ivanhoe Jerseys Roger Bros Colac Tyre Service Mrs L Rooke Rowdah Partnership Settlement Supermarket Simpson Simpson Hotel Simpson Primary School Sinnots Camperdown SLM Law P & C Snijders St Patrick s Primary School Lois Stacey S Stevens Swayn & McCabe C & R Taylore The Cow Patch The Fat Cow The Vet Group Janine Thow Timboon Butchers Timboon Fuel Timboon Hotel Timboon Motors Timboon P-12 School

78 Timboon Pharmacy Timboon Post Office/Newsagency Timboon Toybox Tolemac Farm Total Dairy Service Toy Image Stud J Williams, Toyota UDP K & B Unwin P & L Van Donk C & G Van Leerdam Vogels Motors Webber & Chivell NJ & EM Weel Wellcoora Holsteins Western Herd Improvement Westpac Winchelsea Wool Brokers Mrs S Williams D & M Willison Pat Wilson Choisya Miniature Pony Stud Woods Jewellers Auctioneers, Stock Agents & Property Brokers Operating at Warrnambool & Camperdown Livestock Markets FOR ADVICE ON BOTH LIVESTOCK & REAL ESTATE CALL AT OUR OFFICE AT 92 Liebig Street, Warrnambool Phone: (03) Or contact the following staff on their after hours numbers: LIVESTOCK: Anthony Mahony Mobile Tim Healey Mobile Phil Bohan Mobile Ben Holmes Mobile REAL ESTATE: John Nunn Mobile For experienced advice on aspects of buying, selling and leasing rural properties contact the Warrnambool office. Specialising in dairy property sales throughout the Western District, serving strong local, interstate and overseas enquiries. 78

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81 RULES & REGULATIONS N.B. A copy of the Society disciplinary rules is available upon request from the Secretary. 1. All entries must be made subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Heytesbury Agricultural Society Incorporated (herein after referred for the purposes of these Rules and Regulations as The Society ) and they are accepted only on that distinct understanding. 2. The decision of the Committee on all points shall be found final without recourse, except by appeal to VAS Ltd. No decision so made shall be called into question by the entrant before any court or other body whatsoever. 3. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitors at the time of entry and conform to the rules of their respective breed societies if applicable. No refund on Entry Fees or tickets. 4. The Society accepts no responsibility for any exhibit, livestock, competitor or any exhibitor but all reasonable care will be taken. 5. All exhibits must be at the ground by 9:30am (except where otherwise stated) and must not be removed before 3:45pm 6. Entries not on time will be disqualified. 7. Should any entry having gained a prize be disqualified the next in line does not necessarily obtain the prize, the committee with or without advice of the judges will decide the awards. 8. Entry Cards for entries sent by post may be collected at the Secretary s Office on Show Day. 9. Exhibitors must not wear ribbons previously won at any other show. 10. No admittance will be allowed in the judging ring during judging except judges, officials and those in charge of the exhibits. 11. Judges may withhold prizes for any exhibit not considered worthy of a prize or may award a second prize only. 12. All persons causing annoyance by loud comments on the decision of the judges or other unseemly or insulting behaviour, will, after having been cautioned by the stewards, the judge or the Secretary, be expelled from the show or if an exhibitor, may have his exhibit disqualified. 13. In the event of a judge or judges whose names are published in the catalogue failing to attend or being unable to carry out his/her duties the committee may appoint a judge or judges in their stead, who shall be deemed to be the judge or judges originally appointed. 14. The committee reserves the right to amend the schedule in accordance with expected donations. 15. Stewards shall, in case they think it advisable, reject any 81

82 exhibit in any section for the reason they suspect it to be diseased or dangerous, or in the case of Dairy Cattle if overstocked with milk and at once report same to the Chief Steward of the section who may take action for its immediate removal. 16. The society does not hold itself responsible for any errors that may occur in the schedule and entries are accepted on these conditions only. 17. Protests may be lodged in writing with the Secretary by 6pm on the day of the Show, accompanied with a deposit of $5. Protests will be considered by the committee and the deposit may be forfeited if the committee considers the protest frivolous. 18. A parade of all horses and cattle exhibits which can be led will take place at the time appointed on the day of the Show. Owners or agents failing to parade their stock when required to do so will automatically forfeit all prize monies and trophies. 19. The committee reserves the right of refusing, cancelling or rejecting any entry without giving any reason for so doing. 20. The committee may withold any prize where an exhibitor in making an entry has made fruadulent or erroneous statements, such an exhibitor and his/her stock will be disqualified and debarred from exhibiting, riding or competing at the Society Show, at the discretion of the committee. A disqualified exhibitor, if also a member shall be liable to expulsion from the Society. 21. In case any exhibit whilst on Society ground shall cause or be the cause of injury or damage to other exhibits or competitors or the persons or the property of any member of the Society or the general public, the owner or owners of such an exhibit shall indemnify and keep indemnified the Society, its officers and members, property and effects from and against all damages, costs, claims or expenses incurred in connection with such exhibits. 22. In the event of an accident occurring on the Society ground to any exhibitor, competitor, member of Committee or member of the general public during the show, any member of the committee or other official of the Society, shall if he/ she considers it expedient to do so, be entitled to engage the services of any doctor or other persons involved in such an accident, but neither the Society nor the committee nor any officials therof shall by so doing be deemed to incur any liability procured, and any person or persons so injured and for whom such medical attention is so procured shall indemnify the Society, its officers and members, property and effects from and against all damages, costs, claims, expenses or liabilities incurred in connection therewith. 23. Prize money not claimed or collected before the end of the Society financial year will not be recognised or paid. 82

83 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY The Heytesbury Agricultural Society Inc. is committed to providing a safe, healthy and environmentally acceptable Showground s for all stakeholders. We shall maintain an effective health and safety program so far as is practicable and endeavour to comply with all statutory and Common Law requirements. All competitors and exhibitors have a Duty of Care to avoid exposing themselves or other people to unsafe situations that could lead to injury. The Duty of Care extends to the prevention of damage to property. Competitors must comply with any reasonable request of Heytesbury Agricultural Society Representatives. Emergency information and maps showing Emergency Assembly points are located in various animal pavilions and buildings. Competitors should be familiar with these plans. During the Heytesbury Agricultural Inc. Show, St John s Ambulance provides First Aid facilities. Fire fighting or other emergency equipment must not be removed or used for any other purpose.missing or unserviceable equipment should be reported to Administration immediately. Competitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor immediately if any hazards are detected or incidents occur. Hazards or incidents are any situation that could result or has resulted in a) The injury, illness or death of any person b) The injury, illness or death of any animal c) The damage, destruction or loss of property d) Fire e) Other All waste, including liquids, must be disposed of responsibly. Storm drains must not be used for disposal of waste. All areas must be kept in clean and tidy order with clearly defined and available access and exit routes at all times. Build up of combustible waste must be avoided. Care must be taken to minimize trip hazards and obstacles that people may walk into. Avoid laying unprotected cables or pipes on or above paths, walkways or roads. Media comment about matters involving Heytesbury Agricultural Society Inc. on the Showgrounds is co-ordinated by the administrator. Smoking is not permitted inside buildings, within 10 metres of a building entrance, around combustible s, during public performances or while handling hazardous materials. Electrical equipment, a) Competitors should supply their own Residual Circuit Device (RCD) Safety Switch for installation at each power outlet they use. b) Extension cords must be earthed and all electrical appliances must be earthed or double insulated. Appliances must be in a sound working order. c) All electrical leads and temporary electrical equipment should be tagged and tested. d) The use of double adaptors is strictly prohibited. power boards must be fitted with current overload protection e) Radiant electric or gas heaters are prohibited. f) Light sockets must not be used for any purpose other than lighting. g) No naked flame permitted 83

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