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1 Horses And Ponies George Black is the local farrier on standby for lost shoes today. Phone: LATE ENTRIES MAY BE ACCEPTED ---- a late fee of 50% per entry will apply. IMPORTANT: The horse entrance from the float parking area to the ring, is at the eastern side of the pine hedge (next to the shingle road). This is the ONLY ENTRY/EXIT for horses. Thank you for your assistance. This section is run under Category 3 of the Royal Agricultural Society Equestrian Competitors and Judges Rules. The Committee retains the right to combine or alter classes as necessary. THE GROUNDS AND RING ARE IRRIGATED. JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 8.00am for District Classes. District Classes are restricted to horses owned and ridden by persons residing in the Amuri, between the Hurunui and Conway Rivers. All other classes to commence at 8.30am. ONLY HORSES OR PONIES COMPETING IN THE SHOW ARE PERMITTED ON THE GROUNDS. HATS AND SAFETY HELMETS All riders including Harness drivers, competing at RAS affiliated Shows/Events must wear protective headgear. Hats/Helmets must conform with one of the current approved safety standards. These standards may be subject to change from time to time. The latest list can be found at http/ equestrian RAS will advise any changes via their website and facebook. All helmets must have an official red tag. CLEAN SPORT The rules of the Royal A&P Society New Zealand in regard to Clean Sport apply. Competitors are advised that Clean Sport testing may be carried out during the Show/Event and that testing of all animals is at the person responsible's risk. Forbidden Substance - Any substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina, courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system or the cardiovascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive, muscoskeletal or urogenital systems. YELLOW CARD This Show/Event supports the RAS 'Yellow Card' system. A Yellow Card will be issued, in cases of offences in respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behavour as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules & Regulations/Bylaws including the Equestrian Rule Book, the RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and their grounds and their duly appointed delegates may deliver to the person responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within 10 days of the show) which suspends any penalty until possible new offences. Full wording of the 'Yellow Card' system is available to view on the RAS website - NOVICE CLASSES: A Novice exhibit is a horse or pony that has yet to win six (6) classes in any division within the classes provided at any A&P Show. Novices may enter the appropriate novice classes for their wins, and in any open classes. The Association relies upon the integrity of competitors to record their entries wins, which can be checked by a steward and updated as required on Show Day. Novices to be shown in a snaffle bit. Competitors must be ready to enter the ring when their class is called. After final call is announced the ring will be closed and entry fee forfeited. Rider to enter only one rider class. Height and Performance Cards are to be carried at all times (refer Rule 67, RAS Rule Book). MEASURING No day certificates will be issued. Official Height Certificate available for remainder of season.

2 Measuring available from 7am am. Horse/Pony must be presented in a bridle. First time measure = $30. Remeasure = $20. The MOCKETT TROPHY is presented after the judging of the District Classes. All winners of District Classes in both Horse and Pony sections are eligible and must be available to be judged. BACK NUMBERS: $4.50 per combination. $2 refunded on return on Show Day. $2.50 retained as a judges levy. ENTRY FEE: Members $4.00, Non-members $5.00 PRIZES: First $12, Second $8, Third $5 Competitors may enter either Group 1 or Group 2. Chief Horse Marshall: Tom McIntosh Chief Ring Steward: Frank Macfarlane Course Designer: Tom McIntosh Horses Group 1 Hacks/Park Hacks The BETHELL TANKARD is awarded to the winner of Best Walking Hack Open - Class 11.Champion Hack and Champion Hunter will be judged together for the award of Supreme Champion Horse, and the MONTROSE CHALLENGE CUP, after the completion of Hunter classes. FARMSOURCE CULVERDEN sponsor the Horse and Pony sections. DISTRICT CLASSES Owner or Lease Mount and rider to reside in the Amuri District 8.00 am - District Class Class 1 District Hack. Owner and Rider to reside in the Amuri District. Class to include Hack, Park Hack and Hunter. MOCKETT TROPHY to be judged - winners of all District Classes - Hacks and Ponies. Other Classes start am Class 2 Best Presented Class 3 Best Rider on Hack/Park Hack Class 4 Novice 0-2 Wins Class 5 Novice 0-5 Wins Champion Novice to be judged - from Groups 1 and 2. Class 6 Open over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm Open classes may be combined if insufficient entries Class 7 Open - Over 158cm Class 8 Ladies Hack/Park Hack - to be ridden by lady or gent Champion and Reserve Champion Hack/Park Hack to be judged. Class 9 Best Paced and Mannered Hack/Park Hack Class 10 Dry Mare - mare not in foal in current show season Class 11 Walking Hack/Park Hack - BETHELL TANKARD Group 2 - Saddle Hunter Hack (Over 148cm) Classes commence at 8.30 am. (District class combined in Group 1). CAYGILL TANKARD to be judged. LOCHIEL CHALLENGE CUP to be presented to the Champion Saddle Hunter Hack. Class 12 Best Presented Class 13 Best Rider on Saddle Hunter

3 Class 14 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-2 wins Class 15 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins Champion and Reserve Novice to be judged from Groups 1 and 2 Class 16 Open Saddle Hunter - over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm Class 17 Open Saddle Hunter - over 163cm Open classes may be combined if insufficient entries. Champion and Reserve to be judged. Class 18 Best Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter. Class 19 Walking Hack - Saddle Hunter Caygill Tankard to be judged. Class 20 Dry Mare - mare not in foal in current show season Class 21 Working Hunter - Over 148cm not exceeding 163cm Will be required to jump. Class 22 Working Hunter - Over 163cm Will be required to jump. Group 3 - Stock Horse FARMLANDS LTD sponsor the Stock Horse Section. Classes commence at 8.00 am. Must be 142.5cm and over. Champion Stock Horse and Reserve Champion Stock Horse judged at conclusion of the section. Stock Horse- non championship (to be ridden by Rider 20 years and under). They are eligible for Overall Junior Stock Horse Champion. All entrants to advise the Secretary of their age when entering. We are part of the Stock Horse Circuit which includes Kaikoura, Cheviot, Hawarden and Amuri. High Points in classes count towards circuit ribbons which will be presented at Hawarden on 17 March Supervisor: Andy Gardner Class 23 Pack horse type turnout Class 24 District Stock Horse ridden Class 25 Stock Horse open Class 26 Walking horse open Class 27 Trail Ride (Obstacle Course) open Class 28 Riding pattern- open Class 29 Barrel Race- open Class 30 Stock Horse Junior - non championship (rider to be 20 years & under) Pony Section New rules regarding measuring: No day certificates will be issued. Official height certificate available for remainder of season. Measuring available from 7am am. Horse/Pony must be presented in a bridle. First time measure = $30. Remeasure = $20. BACK NUMBERS: $4.50 per combination. $2 refunded on return to the office on Show Day. $2.50 retained as a judges levy. ENTRY FEES: Members - $4.00 Non-members - $5.00 PRIZES: First - $12, Second - $8, Third - $5. Judging to commence at 8.00am for all district classes, all other classes to commence at 8.30am. Conditions as for Section 1 apply.

4 AGE OF RIDERS: The age of riders is determined by their age on 1st August. Consideration cannot be given to riders where classes in different groups coincide. A ribbon will be presented to the Supreme Champion Pony. Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons for the Champion Ponies in each Group will be presented in the ring. Champion & Reserve Champion Ribbons for Champion District Pony from Groups 4, 5,6 & 7. The Judges of Groups 4, 5,6, & 7 to Judge Supreme Champion Pony. UNITY COMPETITION: Consideration given to manners of pony, care and fitting of tack, turnout of pony and rider. WJH COOP TROPHY to be presented to the Champion District Pony. Group 4 - Ponies Over 138cm & Not exceeding 148cm. Rider Under 17 Years. District classes start 8.00am Class 31 District Pony over 138cm not exceeding 148cm. Owner and rider to reside in the Amuri District. WJH COOP TROPHY to be judged - Champion District Pony. MOCKETT TROPHY to be judged - Champion District Horse or Pony. All other classes start 8.30 am. Class 32 Best Presented - over 138cm not exceeding 148cm Class 33 Novice 0-2 wins - over 138cm not exceeding 148cm Class 34 Novice 0-5 wins - over 138cm not exceeding 148cm Champion and Reserve Novice to be judged from Groups 4, 5, 6, and 7 Class 35 Open Pony - over 138cm not exceeding 143cm Class 36 Open Pony - over 143cm not exceeding 148cm Open classes to be combined if insufficient entries. Champion and Reserve Champion Pony to be judged. Class 37 Best Paced and Mannered - over 138cm not exceeding 148cm Class 38 Unity Competition - Pony over 138cm not exceeding 148cm Class 39 Rider on a Group 4 pony Class 40 NZ Pony Breeders Society Class - Pony up to 148cm Must be fully registered with the N.Z.P.B. AND BE FOALED IN NZ. REGISTRATION NUMBER TO BE GIVEN ON ENTRY FORM. If it is subsequently found that the winner of a Pony Breeders Society Sash is not registered with the Society they will be required to forfeit this award. Winners of Pony Breeds Society Classes to be judged together for the Pony Breeders Sash. Will be judged on 60% manners and 40% confirmation and paces. To be judged following Supreme Champion Group 5 - Ponies Over 128cm not exceeding 138cm. District class starts 8.00am Class 41 District Pony over 128cm not exceeding 138cm. Owner and Rider to reside in the Amuri District. Winners of Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7 to be judged for Champion District Pony. To be followed by judging of Mockett Trophy. Class 42 Best Presented - over 128cm not exceeding 138cm Class 43 Novice 0-2 Wins - over 128cm not exceeding 138cm Class 44 Novice 0-5 wins - over 128cm not exceeding 138cm Champion and Reserve Novice to be judged from Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7.

5 Class 45 Open Pony - over 128cm not exceeding 133cm Class 46 Open Pony - over 133cm not exceeding 138cm Open classes may be combined if insufficient entries. Champion and Reserve Champion Pony to be judged. Class 47 Best Paced and mannered Pony - over 128cm not exceeding 138cm Class 48 Unity Competition - pony over 128cm not exceeding 138cm Class 49 Rider on a Group 5 Pony Class 50 Dry Mare 148cm or under - mare not to foal in current show season Group 6 - Ponies not exceeding 128cm. District class starts 8.00am No running reins, bearing reins or similar will be permitted. Class 51 District Pony - not exceeding 128cm. Owner and rider to reside in the Amuri District. Winners of Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7 to be judged for Champion District Pony. To be followed by judging of Mockett Trophy. Class 52 Best Presented - not exceeding 128cm Class 53 Novice Pony 0-2 wins not exceeding 128cm Class 54 Novice Pony 0-5 wins - not exceeding 128cm Champion and Reserve Novice to be judged from Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7. Class 55 Open Pony - not exceeding 123cm Class 56 Open Pony - over 123cm not exceeding 128cm Champion and Reserve Champion Pony to be judged. Class 57 Best Paced and Mannered Pony - not exceeding 128cm Class 58 Rider on a Group 6 Pony Class 59 Unity Competition - not exceeding 128cm Group 7 - Saddle Hunter Pony. District class to start 8.00am Owner & Rider to reside in the Amuri District. Class 60 District Pony - not exceeding 148cm Winners of Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7 to be judged for Champion District Pony. To be followed by judging of Mockett Trophy. Class 61 Best Presented - not exceeding 148cm Class 62 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-2 wins - not exceeding 148cm Class 63 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-5 wins - not exceeding 148cm Champion and Reserve Novice from Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7 Class 64 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 138cm Class 65 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm not exceeding 148cm Open classes may be combined if insufficient entries. Champion and Reserve Saddle Hunter Pony to be judged. Class 66 Best Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony - not exceeding 148cm Class 67 Unity Competition - not exceeding 148cm Class 68 Rider on Saddle Hunter Pony. Dry Mare - up to 148cm to be held in Group 5. Group 8 - First Year Ridden Pony

6 Riders in Group 8 not eligible for entry in other groups. NOT EXCEEDING 138CM. Judging to commence at 8.00am. Lead Rein classes to follow First Ridden. No Cantering is allowed as a class. However the Judge may ask for a canter in the individual workouts. Riders in this section may not enter any other section, unless in a First Ridden class(s) in a Breed Section. Pony may be ridden by a different rider in other sections. Pony to be ridden with a single rein. Rider to be Under 10 Years of Age. Not eligible for Mockett Trophy. Class 69 District First Year Ridden Pony Class 70 Best presented Pony and Rider Class 71 Novice First Year Ridden Pony 0-2 wins Class 72 Novice First Year Ridden Pony 0-5 wins Class 73 Open First Year Ridden Pony Class 74 Best Paced and Mannered First Year Ridden Pony Class 75 Walking Race Class 76 Best Rider First Year Ridden Champion and Reserve Champion First Year Ridden Pony to be judged from classes 72 & 73 Group 9 - Lead Rein NOT EXCEEDING 128cm Rider must be Under 8 Years of Age. Minimum Age of 4 years. Riders in this section may not enter any other section, unless in a Lead Rein Class(s) in a Breed Section. Lead Rein Pony will be judged on 60% manners and 40% conformation and paces. Lead Rein must be attached to a cavesson nose band of a snaffle bridle at all times. Class 77 District Lead Rein Pony Owner & Rider to reside in the Amuri District. Class 78 Novice Lead Rein Pony 0-2 wins Class 79 Novice Lead Rein Pony, 0-5 wins Class 80 Open Lead Rein Pony. Class 81 Rider on Lead Rein Pony Champion & Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony to be judged from classes 79 & 80. Class 82 Musical Cones Class 83 School Pony - not exceeding 148cm (Snaffle bit required) ridden by 2 children Show Jump & Vehicle Slalom Sponsored by Peter Munro Commercials Ltd. Class 84 PETER MUNRO COMMERCIALS LTD ENTRY FEE: Members: $ Nonmembers:$20.00 PRIZES: First - $250, Second - $150, Third - $100. Show jump course set at approximately 1.20m. Run as a TAM 5 followed by a cone slalom course driven in a sponsor's vehicle, run as a Table C. Quickest overall time with least penalties wins. Competitors must hold a current Drivers license. Riders and Horses entered in this event are not eligible for Class 85. Class 85 Under 17 Derby ENTRY FEE: Members: $9. Non-Members: $11. PRIZES: 1st - $100, 2nd - $80, 3rd - $50. Show Jump course set at approximately 1.0m. Run as a TAM5 followed by a cone and obstacle slalom course to be negotiated on a Sponsors pushbike, run as a Table C. Quickest overall time

7 with least penalties wins. Riders in this class not eligible to enter Class 84. Pony Hunter Jumping Rider Under 17 years ENTRY FEE: Members: $5 Non Members: $6.50 PRIZES: Unless otherwise stated. First: $20 Second: $15 Third: $10 Fourth: $8 Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons. Classes over such fences as the committee may decide. Late entries to ride first. Class 86 District Pony - not exceeding 148cm AMURI HELICOPTERS LIMITED Owner and Rider to reside in the Amuri district. Class 87 Novice Pony - not exceeding 148cm wins AMURI HELICOPTERS LTD Class 88 Open Pony not exceeding 138cm Class 89 Open Pony over 138cm not exceeding 148cm CULVERDEN 4 SQUARE Champion and Reserve Pony Hunter to be judged. Hack Hunter Jumping Hunters must be ready to jump in their correct order. Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons. THYRA BETHELL CUP for Best Hunter on the ground. Classes over such fences as the committee may decide. Late entries to ride first. Class 90 District Hunter AVON CITY FORD Owner and Rider to reside in the Amuri district. ENTRY FEE: Members $7.00 Non-Members $9.00 PRIZES: First $20, Second $15, Third $10, Fourth $8 Class 91 Novice Hunter 0-5 wins ENTRY FEE: Member $7.00 Non-Member $9.00 PRIZES: First $20, Second $15, Third $10 Fourth $8.00 Class 92 Working Hunter not exceeding 163cm ENTRY FEE: Members $7.00, Non-Members $9.00 PRIZES: First $50, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10 Class 93 Working Hunter over 163cm DAVISON DAIRIES LIMITED ENTRY FEE: Members $7.00 Non-Members $9.00 PRIZES: First $50, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10 Class 94 Open Hunter ENTRY FEE: Members $9 Non-members $11 PRIZES: First $100, Second $40, Third $20, Fourth $10 Pony Show Jumping - Non Grading Competition THE WAIAU PONY CLUB WILL HOST A SHOW JUMPING DAY ON SUNDAY AT THE SHOW GROUNDS. DETAILS ADVERTISED EARLY FEBRUARY. RING 2 G.O. RUTHERFORD CUP will be awarded to the Champion District Showjumping Pony. COMPETITION. All entries will be drawn for position in each class. Hunter rounds to start immediately after completion of flat classes. Entry Fee: Member $5 Non Members $6.50

8 Running order to take precedence over Hunter. Prizes: First: $20 Second: $12 Third: $8 Class 95 TAM 5 - approx 75cm Class 96 TAM 5 - approx 85cm Class 97 TAM 5 - approx 1.0m Class 98 Take Your Own Line - Approx. 1m Class 99 Take Your Own Line - Approx. 85cm Class 100 Take Your Own Line - Approx. 75cm RING 1 Horse FEI To commence immediately after flat classes. Judged under NZEF rules. Class 101 Hack TAM 5 - approx 95cm ENTRY FEES: Members $9, Non-members $11 PRIZES: First $80, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $15, Fifth $10 Class 102 Hack TAM 5 - approx 1metre 05cm ENTRY FEE: Members $9.00 Non-members $11.00 PRIZES: First $100, Second $50, Third $30, Fourth $15, Fifth $10 Entries for this class will NOT be accepted if not on the official NZEF ENTRY FORM. Sheep Judging to commence at 9.30 a.m. ENTRY FEE: Members: $2 Non Members: $3 PRIZES: First: $4. Second: $3. Third: $2. In all purebred classes sheep must be eligible for registration. No stud breeders selling Rams on a commercial basis can enter in the Flock Section. Exhibits not eligible to compete in more than one class except in group classes. Exhibitors are reminded that the use of Bloom Dip or any artificial colouring is now covered by Government Regulations. All ewes 2-shear and over (excluding Prime Sheep and 2-Shear Merino Ewes) must have reared a lamb during the previous 12 months. Judge to pass over any sheep unfairly shorn. R.A.S. rules state that:- All Sheep should be fairly shorn and fairly presented. This ruling applies to all classes except Corriedales, who have their own ruling. Champion Ribbons will be awarded in all Sheep Sections at the discretion of the Judges. BRUCELLOSIS ACCREDITATION: All rams must be from Brucellosis Accredited flocks. Copies of the certificate must be included with entry. $50 prize to both the SUPREME CHAMPION WOOL BREED RAM LAMB and the SUPREME CHAMPION MEAT BREED RAM LAMB as judged from all first place ram lambs in the purebred sections. SUPREME CHAMPION SHEEP OF THE SHOW - sponsored by North Canterbury Vets. Breeds to be represented by one nomination each, as selected by Breed Judge (or Judges). To be judged by three judges on the individual card system. BEST MEAT BREED EXHIBIT - Amuri A & P Prize of $100, plus ribbon. BEST WOOL BREED EXHIBIT - Amuri A & P Prize of $100, plus ribbon. Then a judge-off for the SUPREME CHAMPION SHEEP OF THE SHOW - North Canterbury Vets sponsor a Special Prize of $100, plus ribbon. Sheep Supervisors: Dave McKenzie and Hamish McRae. Corriedale

9 DRUMMOND & ETHERIDGE sponsor $50 to the Champion Corriedale Ewe. NORTH CANTERBURY VETERINARY CLINICS donate a $50 voucher to the Champion Corriedale Sheep. GEOFF FERGUSSON MEMORIAL CHALLENGE Cup for Most Points in Corriedale Sheep Section. NO COVERING of any exhibits permitted SPECIAL SHEARING CONDITIONS as adopted by the Canterbury A & P Association. Class 103 Ram, two shear or over. July shorn. Class 104 Ram, one shear. July shorn. Class 105 Ram, two shear over. November shorn. Class 106 Ram, one shear. November shorn. Class 107 Ram Lamb. Class 108 Shorn Ram Lamb. Class 109 Ewe, five shear or over. Class 110 Ewe, two shear or over. Class 111 Ewe, one shear. Class 112 Ewe Lamb. Class 113 Shorn Ewe Lamb. Halfbred/Polwarth/SAMM VETLIFE CULVERDEN kindly sponsor $50 voucher to the Champion Halfbred Sheep. Class 114 Ram, two shear or over. Class 115 Ram, one shear. Class 116 Ram Lamb. Class 117 Ewe, two shear or over. Class 118 Ewe, one shear. Class 119 Ewe Lamb. Merino Merino NZ Donate $50 to the Champion Merino Sheep. MENDIP HILLS MERINO Cup for Champion Merino Sheep. Class 120 Ram, One-shear, or over. Class 121 Ram Lamb. Class 122 Ewe, One-shear or over. Class 123 Ewe Lamb. Texel ANZ BANK donates $50 to the Champion Texel Sheep. Merial Ancare donate product to the Champion Texel Ewe. Class 124 Ram, One-Shear or over. Class 125 Shorn Ram Lamb. Class 126 Ewe, One-Shear or over. Class 127 Shorn Ewe Lamb. Dorset Down FARMLANDS LTD donate a $50 voucher to the Champion Dorset Down Ram and a $50 voucher to the Champion Dorset Down Ewe. PYNE GOULD GUINNESS Cup for Champion Dorset Down Sheep. Class 128 Ram, One-shear or over. Class 129 Ram Lamb Shorn. Class 130 Ram Lamb Woolly. Class 131 Ewe. Two-shear or over. Class 132 Ewe, One-shear. Class 133 Ewe Lamb shorn. Class 134 Ewe Lamb Woolly.

10 Romney and Crossbreds NORTH CANTERBURY VETERINARY CLINICS LTD donate $50 to the Champion Romney or Crossbred Sheep. Class 135 Ram, Two-shear or over. Class 136 Ram, One-shear. Class 137 Ram Lamb, Shorn. Class 138 Ewe, Two-shear or over. Class 139 Ewe, One-shear. Class 140 Ewe Lamb, Shorn. Poll Dorset Or Dorset Horn Farmlands LTD donate a $50 voucher to the Champion Poll Dorset or Dorset Horn Sheep. Class 141 Ram, Two shear or over. Class 142 Ram, One-shear. Class 143 Ram Lamb. Class 144 Ewe, Two-shear or over. Class 145 Ewe, One-Shear. Class 146 Ewe Lamb. Southdown Rural Livestock donate $50 to the Champion Southdown Sheep. MSD Animal Health donate product to the Southdown Section. Class 147 Ram, one shear or over Class 148 Ram Lamb Class 149 Ewe, one shear Class 150 Ewe, two shear and over Class 151 Ewe Lamb Suffolk Arthur Burke Limited donate $50 to the Champion Suffolk Sheep. Class 152 Ram, one shear or over Class 153 Ram Lamb Class 154 Ewe, One Shear Class 155 Ewe, two shear and over Class 156 Ewe Lamb All Breeds Ram Lamb ANZCO Foods Ltd sponsor $240 to the All Breeds Ram Lamb Classes. Class 157 Pure-Breed Ram Lamb. Black Or Coloured Sheep Wool suitable for Handcraft. Farmlands donate a $50 Voucher to this Section. Class 158 Fine Wool Ram, One-shear or over. Class 159 Ram Lamb. Class 160 Fine Wool Ewe, One-shear or over. Class 161 Ewe Lamb. Class 162 Strong Wool Ram, One-shear or over. Class 163 Strong Wool Ewe, One-shear or over. Flock Sheep ANZ donate $50 to the Champion Fine Wool Flock Sheep and $50 to the Champion Strong Wool Flock Sheep. THE CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO. LTD Tray for Most Points in Flock Sheep. THE LYNDON CUP (1936) re-donated (1964) as J.L MACFARLANE MEMORIAL CHALLENGE Cup for Most Points in Flock Sheep Classes. Fine Wool Section

11 ANZ BANK donate $50 to the Best Fine Wool Flock Sheep. Class 164 Pair of Corriedale or Halfbred Ewes, Two-shear or over. Class 165 Pair of Corriedale or Halfbred Ewes, One-shear. Class 166 Corriedale or Halfbred Ewe Oneshear. Class 167 Corriedale or Halfbred Ewe Lamb Woolly. Class 168 Corriedale or Halfbred Ewe Lamb Shorn. Romney/Crossbred/Composite ANZ BANK donate $50 to the Best Strong Wool Flock Sheep. Class 169 Pair of Romney / Crossbred or Composite Ewes, Two-shear or over. Class 170 Pair of Romney / Crossbred or Composite Ewes, One-shear. Class 171 Romney / Crossbred or Composite Ewe, One-shear. Class 172 Pair of Romney / Crossbred or Composite Ewe Lambs, Shorn. NO ENTRY FEE Pet Lambs Ribbons will be awarded to all competitors. Judging to commence at 11am. Class 173 Best Dressed Pet Lamb PGG WRIGHTSON LTD sponsor $5 for the Best Dressed Pet Lamb. Children under 12 years. Lamb to be tied up prior to judging. Class 174 Best Dressed Pet Sheep PGG WRIGHTSON LTD sponsor $5 to the Best Dressed Pet Sheep. Children under 15 years. Sheep to be tied up prior to judging. Gift Lamb Thank you to the following for supporting the Gift Lamb section. AMURI TRANSPORT for transport of animals. ALLFLEX TAGS for providing tags. Gift Lambs killed by ALLIANCE Freezing Company 1. FARMLANDS CULVERDEN donate $100 voucher. 2. AMBERLEY AUTO ELECTRIC Gift Pack. 3. AMURI SPRAYING Mystery Envelope. 4. ARTHUR BURKE LTD donate $ MARK O'DONNELL of Canterbury Financial Services donates $ HANMER SPRINGS THERMAL POOLS & SPA donate voucher 7. CHILDHAY NO-TILLAGE donate $ WAIAU ENTERPRISES LTD donate $ HEMINGFORD SHEEP AND CATTLE GENETICS donate $ RAVENSDOWN Product 11. Monteiths Hanmer $50 voucher 12. HAZLETT RURAL LTD donate $ CHENEY ELECTRICAL LTD Mystery Envelope. 14. DRUMMOND AND ETHERIDGE Gift Pack. 16. WAIPARA SPRINGS WINERY gift pack 17. FARM SOURCE, CULVERDEN donate $50 voucher 18. MSD COOPERS product

12 19. CULVERDEN HOTEL voucher 20. CANTERBURY WATER SERVICES $100 NO ENTRY FEE. Gift Prime Lamb LIMITED TO TWO ENTRIES PER PROPERTY. PROCEEDS OF ALL LAMBS ENTERED IN THE TERMINAL SIRE TYPE GIFT LAMB CLASS BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE AMURI A&P ASSOCIATION. One lamb, any breed, most suitable for the export pre-cut lamb trade. To be judged on the Hoof and on the Hook. N.Z. REFRIDGERATING CO CHALLENGE TRAY is awarded to most outstanding Terminal Sire Type Lamb. The RICHARD BETHELL TANKARD is awarded to the Most Outstanding Wool Breed Prime Lamb. PRIZES: On Hoof - Terminal Sire Type Lamb - Sponsored by ANZ Bank. First $60, Second $40, Third $20. On Hoof : Wool Breed Type Lamb - Sponsored by RURAL LIVESTOCK First $60, Second $40, Third $20. On Hook: Sponsored by ANZ Bank First $60, Second $40, Third $20. All pen numbers will be balloted at the conclusion of the Grand Parade for the following prizes. Our sincere thanks to all contributing farmers and to all who provide sponsorship for this class. Supervisor: Don McLean Class 175 Gift Lamb Wool JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.30am All fleeces to be skirted to the highest commercial standards, and must be of normal seasonal growth. Each fleece must be contained in its own bag or sheet, properly labelled with THE EXHIBITORS NAME, ADDRESS, AND CLASS NUMBER. Up to three entries in each class will be accepted from each exhibitor. Fleeces must have a minimum skirted weight of : RAMS 3.5kg. EWES 2.5kg. WOOLLY HOGGETS 2.0kg. TO BE JUDGED ACCORDING TO WOOL BOARD STANDARDS. CHAMPION FLEECE to be judged over both Stud and Flock Sections. ENTRY FEE: Members $2, Non-Members $3.00. PRIZES: First: $4, Second $3, Third $2. Supervisor: Geoff Bowron Stud Section CP WOOL offer a $50 prize for the Best Stud Fine Wool Fleece. BJ & CS LOGAN offer a $50 prize for the Best Stud Strong Wool Fleece. RURAL LIVESTOCK offer $50 for the Overall Champion Stud Fleece. Class 176 Merino Ram. Class 177 Halfbred or Corriedale Ram. Class 178 Romney or any other Strong Wool Ram. Class 179 Merino Ewe. Class 180 Halfbred or Corriedale Ewe. Class 181 Romney or any other Strong Wool Ewe. Class 182 Merino Hogget. Class 183 Halfbred or Corriedale Hogget. Class 184 Romney or any other Strong Wool Hogget. Flock Section PGG WRIGHTSON LTD offer a $50 gift voucher for the Best Fine Wool Fleece, and a $50 gift

13 voucher for the Best Strong Wool Fleece in the Flock Section. MR Wools sponsor $50 to Most Points in Flock Section. Class 185 Merino, Adult Fleece. Class 186 Halfbred or Corriedale, Adult Fleece. Class 187 Romney or other Strong Wool Breed, Adult Fleece Class 188 Merino Hogget. Class 189 Halfbred or Corriedale Hogget. Class 190 Romney or other Strong Wool Breed, Hogget Fleece. Wool Suitable For Handcraft JAMES WOOLS offer $50 for the most points in Handcraft section. Class 191 Hogget, Black or Coloured. Class 192 Adult, Black or Coloured. SHEARING Sheep kindly supplied by Ben and Renee Dampier-Crossley, Cranford Farms. Machines kindly supplied by Lister. Ribbons generously sponsored by Edale Farms. Entries taken at the Shearing Shed before 10.00am on Show Day. Open, Senior, Intermediate and Junior Classes conducted under the rules as laid down by Shear Sports NZ. Prizes: Open: Total Prize money $450 Senior: Total Prize money $300 Intermediate: Total Prize money $250 Junior: Total Prize money $125 The Amuri A & P Association would like to thank the businesses who sponsor the Shearing. Amuri Transport, Edale Farms, Cranford Farms, MR Wools, Canterbury Continuous Spouting, Beaven Builders, Culverden Hotel, Moriarty Shearing Ltd, Morgan Shearing, Culverden Takeaways, Brenda's on Lyndon Mr J Popplewell Memorial Cup for the Cleanest Shorn Pen. B.L & T.M Keast Waiau Hotel Trophy for Champion Open Shearer Supervisor: Mike Morgan Shearing Entries will be accepted on show day before 10.00am. Junior Classes will start 10am. Class 193 Junior Class 194 Intermediate Class 195 Senior Class 196 Open Sponsored by: DOGS NORTH CANTERBURY STOCK FEEDS. NORTH CANTERBURY VET SERVICES STUART & JAN MCLEAN, WAIAU COLLIE CLUB and AMURI COLLIE CLUB. Post Entry (enter on day) Entry fee for Handy Dog: $5.00 Pet Dog: $2.00 Supervisor: Ben Rutherford Handy Dog Entries accepted on the day All dogs to have proof of vaccination FRASER SEDON CUP presented to Best Working Collie (District).

14 DISTRICT MAIDEN CUP donated by Stocklink. Class 197 Handy Dog Pet Dog All pet dogs to have proof of vaccination Sashes are presented to the Best Pet Dog - Large, and the Best Pet Dog - Small, and Dog with the Best Trick. Certificates for Small Dog & Best Trick Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $8, 3rd $5 (in both classes). Class 198 Pet Dog Large Class 199 Pet Dog Small Class 200 Pet Dog Best Trick Class 201 Pet Dog Shiniest Coat Class 202 Pet Dog Best Bark On Farm Beef Cattle Prizes will be presented, in all Beef Classes, on Tuesday 27th February 2018 at The Rotherham Hotel. North Canterbury Veterinary Clinics will donate a special prize to the Best Overall Pen of Heifers or Steers. The HOBAN TRAY will be presented to the Best Yearling Heifers in even years and the Best Rising Two Year Heifers in odd years. Supervisor: Hamish Roxburgh (Commercial Beef) and Murray Hartnell (Prime Beef) NAIRN ELECTRICAL - PRIME BEEF Sponsored by: NAIRN ELECTRICAL $100 each class To be judged on Farm Tuesday prior to the show. Entry Fee: $5 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Class Steers under 20 months Class Heifers under 20 months RURAL LIVESTOCK Beef Heifers Sponsored by RURAL LIVESTOCK $100 To be judged on farm on Tuesday of show week. Entry Fee: $5.00 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Class 205 Beef Heifers suitable for breeding To consist of 100% of replacement rising 3 year old heifers AMBERLEY TRUCK & AUTOMOTIVE - Rising 2yr Beef Heifers Entry Fee: $5 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Class 206 Beef Heifers suitable for breeding To consist of 100% of replacement rising 2 year old heifers On Farm Dairy Cattle Judging to be held on farm on Tuesday week of the show. Prizes to be presented on Tuesday 27th February 2018 at the Rotherham Hotel Entry Fee: $5 Supervisor: Peter Kinney NAIRN ELECTRICAL Replacement Dairy Heifers and Calves Class 207 Replacement Dairy Heifers. To consist of in-calf rising 2 year olds, to be exhibited on farm or grazing block. To be born between and This class is open to owners. Nairn Electrical Sponsor 1st - $50 2nd - $30 3rd - $20

15 Class 208 Replacement Heifer Calves Replacement Heifer calves to be born between and to be exhibited on farm or grazing block. This class is open to owners. Nairn Electrical sponsor 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 NAIRN ELECTRICAL Dairy Graziers Class 209 Graziers R1 Dairy Heifers Replacement Heifer calves to be born between and to be exhibited on farm or grazing block. Graziers must have the permission of the owner. Nairn Electrical sponsor 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Class 210 Graziers R2 Dairy Heifers Replacement Heifer calves to be born between and to be exhibited on farm or grazing block. Graziers must have the permission of the owner. Nairn Electrical sponsor 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Dairy Cows To be judged on farm on Tuesday, the week of the Show. Class 211 Milk Solid Production from One Cow Milk Solid Production from one cow from herd test over 24 hours (two milkings) any day between 25 September to 15 December. PGG Wrightson Ltd donate $50 voucher to the winner of this class. Class 212 Three Cows in Milk any age by One Sire VETLIFE CULVERDEN kindly sponsor $50 voucher to the winner of this class. 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Class 213 Two Aged Cows In Milk Six years old or over VETLIFE CULVERDEN kindly sponsor $50 Voucher to the winner of this class. 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Gift Weaned Calf Weaned calf donated by the farmer to the Amuri A & P Association. Names to go into prize draw sponsored by the following businesses. Our sincere thanks go to both the farmers and the sponsors. Thank you to AMURI TRANSPORT who support this section. FARMLANDS Ltd sponsor a $50 voucher for the Heaviest Friesian Calf. NORTH CANTERBURY VET CLINICS sponsor a $50 Voucher for the Heaviest Beef Calf. Supervisor: Michael Dryden 1. WAIAU HARDWARE donate a gift. 2. LEO DUNNE LTD donates a gift. 3. FARM SOURCE CULVERDEN donate $50 voucher 4. FARM SOURCE CULVERDEN donate $50 voucher 5. LITTLE VILLAGE EXPRESSO donate a voucher 6. STOCKER DAIRY SERVICES donates $ CULVERDEN HOTEL donate a voucher 8. ROTHERHAM HOTEL Meal voucher. 9. MARK O'DONNELL, authorized financial adviser for investment & insurance advice for CANTERBURY FINANCIAL SERVICES donates $ HANMER SPRINGS THERMAL POOLS donate a voucher. 11. AMBERLEY AUTO ELECTRIC gift package 12. MSD ANIMAL HEALTH donate a special prize.

16 13. ROBBIES HANMER SPRINGS donate $50 voucher 14. STOCKER DAIRY SERVICES donates $ HYDRILL donate $ CANTERBURY WATER SERVICES donate $ RAVENSDOWN donate product 18. MONTEITHS, Hanmer Springs donate a voucher Class 214 Weaned Calf donation Pet Calves Prizes: 1st - $10, 2nd - $7, 3rd - $3. CRV- AMBREED NZ LTD donate prize packs to 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings No Entry Fee. Ribbon awarded to each entry. Class 215 Pet Calf any breed POULTRY Exhibitors are requested to have Poultry displayed by 9.30am, for judging to commence at 10am. All Game birds to be dubbed. Any unhealthy birds will not be accepted PET/UTILITY classes may be entered on Show Day and this is open to any poultry not necessarily pure breed. All other classes to be entered by due date Entry fee: $1 per entry Prizes 1st, 2nd and 3rd + 2 spot prizes of 25kg pellets. Sponsors are CRT Farmlands, PGG Wrightsons, Farmlands Culverden, Rotherham Poultry, Mrs C Gardner Supervisors: Don McConchie and Barry Lochhead Heavy Breeds Class 216 Orpington Male. Class 217 Orpington Female. Class 218 Sussex Male. Class 219 Sussex Female. Class 220 Australorp Male. Class 221 Australorp Female. Class 222 Any other breed, Heavy Breed Male. Class 223 Any other breed, Heavy Breed Female. Light Breeds Class 224 Leghorn Male. Class 225 Leghorn Female. Cynthia Gardner sponsors 1st prize $5 for each class Class 226 Silkie Male. Class 227 Silkie Female. Rotherham Poultry sponsors 1st prize for Best Silkie $5 Class 228 Hamburgh Male. Class 229 Hamburgh Female. Class 230 Any other breed, Light Breed Male. Class 231 Any other breed, Light Breed Female. Class 232 Game Male. Game Fowl Class 233 Game Female. Rotherham Poultry sponsors 1st prize $5 for Best Fowl Fancy Bantams Class 234 Rose Comb Male.

17 Class 235 Rose Comb Female. Class 236 Pekin Male. Class 237 Pekin Female. Class 238 Wyandotte Male. Class 239 Wyandotte Female. Class 240 Any other breed, Fancy Bantam Male. Class 241 Any other breed, Fancy Bantam Female. Rotherham Poultry sponsors 1st prize $5 for Best Fancy Bantam Class 242 Game Male. Game Bantams Class 243 Game Female. Ducks Class 244 Any Breed, Drake. Class 245 Any Breed, Duck. Junior Section (under 16yrs) Class 246 Any Breed, Male. Class 247 Any Breed, Female. Rotherham Poultry sponsor 1st prize $5 "Best Junior Bird" Pet/Utility Poultry Class 248 Best Pet Rooster Class 249 Best Pet Hen This is open to any Poultry not necessarily pure breed. These 2 classes are sponsored by Rotherham Poultry. 1st prize $5 for Best Bird PRODUCE SHED ENTRIES TO BE PLACED BY 9am. JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.30am. Produce shed closes at 4.10pm. All Exhibitors must show their entry form when collecting their entry after the shed closes. SECTIONS: 1. Cooking 2. Home Industries 3. Needlework and Handcraft 4. Photography 5. Art 6. Woodwork 7. Vegetables, Fruit and Potatoes 8. Flowers 9. Arable Award Points: 1st 4 points, 2nd 3 points, 3rd 2 points, 4th 1 point, 5th 1/2 point. Shed Supervisors: Al Dalmer and John Beaven Section1 - Cooking Exhibits not to be removed until 4.10pm. Exhibits may be cut by the Judge. Paper doilies to be placed by Marshal. Entries in all large cake classes will be covered after judging. THE PATRIOTIC CHALLENGE CUP is donated for the most points in Cooking and Home Industries, to be competed for annually. Open to Amuri residents only. MR & MRS I.K. DUNBAR Challenge Cup for the most points in Cooking For accumulating points, only one entry per person to count in each class. ENTRY FEE: $1. PRIZES: Unless otherwise stated. First: $2 Second: $1 Supervisors: Mrs Karen Mason & Mrs Helen Wright

18 Class 250 Fruit Loaf Open Cooking Culverden Bakery sponsor 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class 251 Ginger Loaf First - $5, Second - $3, Third - $2 Loaf to be made using the following recipe. 125gms butter, 125gms sugar, 2T Golden Syrup. Melt in saucepan. Cool, then add 2 beaten eggs with 1/2C milk and 1t baking soda. Sift 225gms flour, 1t spice, 1t ground ginger and 1/2t baking powder. Mix all together and bake in loaf tin for 45 minutes at 180 degrees C. Class 252 Sponge, jam filling, not to be dusted. Class 253 Three Plain Scones. Oven baked. Class 254 Three Bran Muffins. Class 255 Three Sweet Muffins. Class 256 Three Savoury Muffins. Class 257 Three Pikelets. Class Queen Cakes. Cakes to be made using the following recipe. 125gm butter, 125gm sugar, two eggs, 175gm flour, 1t baking powder, 50gm sultanas. Cream butter and sugar. Beat eggs until thick, and add alternately with sifted flour and baking powder. Add cleaned sultanas with last of the flour. Put mixture in greased patty tins. Bake minutes at 200C. Class 259 Sultana Cake, not less than 1kg. Must be baked in a square tin. 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 Class 260 Iced Chocolate Cake Cake to be made using the following prize winning recipe from Debra O'Donnell: 1/4lb Butter 2T Cocoa 2C Flour 1 Egg 1C Milk 1C Sugar 1tsp Baking Powder 1tsp Baking Soda 2T Golden Syrup Cream butter and sugar, add beaten egg, then golden syrup and dry ingredients. Lastly add warm milk with baking soda dissolved in it. Bake in moderate oven 150oC approx 45 mins. Must be baked in a square tin and icing to be made with icing sugar, cocoa, butter and water type mix. 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 kindly sponsored by Helen Wright. Class 261 Banana Cake Must be baked in a square tin and icing to be made with icing sugar, butter and water type mix. 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 kindly sponsored by Helen Wright. Class 262 Cake of Your Choice - not already listed in the Schedule 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 kindly donated by Helen Wright. Class 263 Shortbread - Three pieces about 12mm. 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class 264 Three Afghan biscuits. Culverden Bakery sponsor 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class 265 Three Chocolate chip biscuits. 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 kindly sponsored by Helen Wright. Class 266 Three Pieces of Fudge Slice 1s - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 kindly sponsored by Helen Wright. Class 267 One Quiche with or without base.

19 Class 268 Bacon and Egg Pie, with top. Minimum size, 8" dish. Not to include vegetables. Class 269 Food Intolerance Class - your choice with recipe. 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Open to all ages. Decorated Cooking Points not included in any cups. Class 270 Three Decorated Cup Cakes 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 Class 271 Decorated Cake - Childrens Cake 1st prize $20 Voucher kindly sponsored by Mrs Karen Mason. 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 Novice Cooking The NOVICE CUP is presented to the person with most points in Novice Cooking and Novice Home Industries section by Mrs D O'Donnell. Entrant must not have won more than three 1st prizes in Cooking or Home Industries classes at the Amuri A & P Show. Class 272 Three Sweet Muffins Class 273 Ginger loaf made to recipe below. Loaf to be made using the following recipe. 125gms butter,125gms sugar, 2 T Golden Syrup. Melt in saucepan. Cool then add 2 beaten eggs with 1/2 cup milk and 1 t baking soda. Sift 225gms flour, 1 t mixed spice, 1 t ground ginger and 1/2 t baking powder. Mix all together and bake in loaf tin for 45 minutes at 180oC. Culverden Bakery sponsor 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class Chocolate Chip Biscuits Class 276 Chocolate cake - Plain icing Must be baked in a square tin and icing to be made with icing sugar, cocoa, butter and water type mix. Prizes: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2. Entrants to use the following prize winning recipe from Mrs Debra O'Donnell: 1/4lb Butter 2T Cocoa 2C Flour 1 Egg 1C Milk 1C Sugar 1tsp Baking Powder 1tsp Baking Soda 2T Golden Syrup Cream butter and sugar, add beaten egg, then golden syrup and dry ingredients. Lastly add warm milk with baking soda dissolved in it. Bake in moderate oven at 150oC for approx 45 mins. Class 277 Banana Cake - Plain Icing Must be baked in a square tin and iced with icing sugar, butter and water type icing. 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2. Class 278 Cake of Your Choice - not already listed in the Schedule 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2 Class 279 Three Pieces of Fudge Slice Class 280 Food Intolerance Class - your choice with recipe Junior Cooking AGED UNDER 16 YEARS ON SHOW DAY Exhibits not to be moved until 4.10pm. MRS J. DWYER Challenge Cup for most points in Junior Cooking and Junior Home Industries classes. Class pieces of shortbread about 12mm

20 Open to Amuri Residents only. To be competed for annually. For accumulating points, only one entry per person to count in each class. In memory of MURIEL MASON, Mike & Anne Hillyer sponsor The Most Points in Junior Cooking, 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 Class 281 One Pizza, scone base. Class 282 Three Plain Scones. Class 283 Three Pikelets. Class 284 Three Savoury Muffins Class 285 Three Sweet Muffins Culverden Bakery sponsor 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class 286 Three Chocolate Chip Biscuits. Culverden Bakery sponsor 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class 287 Three Decorated Biscuits. Biscuits may be bought Class 288 Plain Iced Chocolate Cake. Must be baked in a square tin and iced with icing sugar, cocoa, butter and water type icing. Prizes: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2. Entrants to use following prize winning recipe from Mrs Debra O'Donnell: 1/4lb Butter 2T Cocoa 2C Flour 1 Egg 1C Milk 1C Sugar 1tsp Baking Powder 1tsp Baking Soda 2T Golden Syrup Cream butter and sugar, add beaten egg, then golden syrup and dry ingredients. Lastly add warm milk with baking soda dissolved in it. Bake in moderate oven at 150oC for approx 45 mins. Class 289 Decorated Iced Cake. Icing only to be judged. Culverden Bakery sponsor 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class 290 Coconut ice fudge - 3 pieces. Class 291 Child's school lunch. No liquids. Section 2 - Home Industries ENTRY FEE : $1 PRIZES: Unless otherwise stated. First: $2 Second $1 Exhibits not to be moved until 4.10pm. Jars of Jam & Preserves to be LABELLED UNDERNEATH with Exhibitor's name and catalogue number. Jam and Jelly may be covered with screw top lids or clear cellophane paper. Unless stated otherwise all containers to be clear glass. All screw tops on Preserves to be removed. MR & MRS I.K. DUNBAR Challenge Cup for the most points in Home Industries. For accumulating points only one entry per person to count in each class. Supervisor: Miss Gwen Beaven Open - Jam and Preserves Class 292 Six Eggs. Class 293 Six eggs - Bantams. Class 294 Six eggs - Fancy Breeds. Class 295 Raspberry jam. One jar. Class 296 Apricot jam. One jar. Class 297 Stone-fruit jam. One jar other than Apricot. To be named. Class 298 Collection of Homemade jam - Two varieties. Class 299 Jam. One jar. Not already mentioned in the Schedule. Class 300 Apple Jelly. One jar.

21 Class 301 Fruit jelly. One jar other than Apple. To be named. Class 302 Herb Jelly. One jar. To be named. Class 303 Marmalade. Citrus fruit. One jar. Class 304 Fruit Leather. Class 305 Homemade Toasted Muesli. Class 306 Homemade Whole-Grain Mustard. One jar no more than 250gms. Class 307 Mixed pickles. One jar. Class 308 Pickled Onions. One jar. Class 309 Jar of Pickled Gherkins. Class 310 Jar of Pickles not already listed in the Schedule. To be named. Class 311 Chutney. One jar. To be named. Class 312 Pesto. One small jar. To be named. Class 313 Tomato relish. One jar. Class 314 Relish. One jar other than Tomato. To be named. Class 315 Plum Sauce. One bottle. Class 316 Tomato sauce. One bottle. Class 317 Bottle of any other sauce. To be named. Class 318 Fruit Sauce (couli). One Bottle. To be named. Class 319 Bottled small fruit. One jar. Any variety. Class 320 Bottled Stone Fruit. Any Variety. 1 bottle to be named. Class 321 Collection of Preserved Fruit. Two varieties. Class 322 Jar of Honey. Any variety. To be named. Class 323 Homemade Cheese. Any variety. To be named. Novice - Jams and Preserves Class 324 Raspberry Jam - one jar. Class 325 Apricot Jam - one jar. Class 326 Tomato Relish - one jar. Class 327 Relish or Chutney - one jar (not mentioned in Schedule). Class 328 Bottle of Tomato Sauce. Class 329 Bottle of any other sauce. To be named. Junior - Jams and Preserves Junior Exhibitors are to be aged under 16 on show day. Class 330 Raspberry Jam - one jar. Class 331 Any other jam - one jar, to be named. Class 332 Tomato Relish - one jar. Section 3 - Needlework & Handcraft ENTRY FEE: $1. PRIZES: Unless otherwise stated. First: $2 Second: $1. Exhibits to be current 18 months work. Exhibitors are requested to see the Marshall in charge when collecting their exhibits at 4.10pm. Classes may be split at the Judge's discretion. The Danielson Family have donated a special prize for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Needlework and Handcraft. MISS L.P. HOBAN Challenge Tray Most Points in Needlework and Handcraft, excluding Junior. THE ROTHERHAM BASKETBALL CLUB Challenge Trophy for Most Points in Needlework

22 and Handcraft excluding Junior. For accumulating points, only one entry per person to count in each class. The AMURI COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL awards a Special Prize of $20 to an Amuri Resident for the Most Points in this section. Supervisor: Brenda Wells Open Class 333 Article (or articles) of Tapestry Class 334 Article or articles of Handmade Jewellery Class 335 Article (or articles) of Embroidery or Counted Thread Class 336 Machine embroidered article Class 337 Soft Toy - any medium Class 338 Decorative Doll, Bear or Other (not suitable as a child's toy) Class 339 Article of Patchwork & Quilting Outside measurement to be greater than 100 inches. Class 340 Article of Patchwork & Quilting Outside measurement to be under 100 inches or under. Class 341 Article of Felting Class 342 Hand knitted Article in Double Knitting Wool - label to be attached Class 343 Aran Pattern Hand-knitted Article - Double Knitting Wool - label attached Class 344 Hand-knitted Article in 4-ply - label to be attached Class 345 Pair of Hand-knitted Booties Class 346 Hand-knitted Article - any fibre, thickness or colourway not mentioned Class 347 Handcrafted article of handspun natural fibre Article of fibre to be attached. Class 348 Article of Crochet Class 349 Any other article not mentioned Class 350 Handmade Card Class 351 Decorated Wrapped Gift. Class 352 Scrapbooking - a page from your album Junior Exhibitors under 16 years on show day. AMURI COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL donates $20 for the most outstanding exhibit in the Junior Section. Class 353 Decorated Tee Shirt Class 354 Handmade Article of Needlework Class 355 Article of Beading Class 356 Machine Sewn Article Class 357 Wall Hanging - any medium Class 358 Handknitted Article - any fibre, any thickness or colourway Class 359 Handmade Card Class 360 Soft Toy - any medium Class 361 Christmas Decoration Class 362 Article of Scrap Materials - not measuring more than 30cm x 30cm 1 st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2. Section 4 - Photography IMPORTANT: As all prints will be forwarded to the Judge for judging, please send with a copy of entry form to Photography Marshall Mrs Janine Ormond, Pukeiti, Culverden RD 1, 7391, no later than February 5 th Please also include a stamped and addressed envelope if you wish to have your exhibits returned by post.

23 Please enter online or send entry form and entry fees to the Show Secretary: Mrs Miranda Higgins, 314 Leader Road West, Waiau Digital or film prints, colour or monochrome. ENTRY FEE: $1 per print Novice and Open. 50c per print Junior. PRIZES: Unless otherwise stated: First $2, Second $1. Maximum of three exhibits per exhibitor per class. SPECIAL AWARDS The AMURI CAMERA CLUB SALVER awarded for most points in photography classes. Open to Amuri residents only. RIVERSIDE FINE ARTS TROPHY redonated in 2008 for the most outstanding exhibit by an Amuri resident. This trophy (four piece silver tea service) is awarded in the Photography Section in even years and the Art Section in odd years. A rosette is awarded for Most Outstanding Print over all classes (open to all exhibitors). It is regretted that glass mounted and canvas prints cannot be accepted. Prints which have won first, second or third prize at an Amuri A & P Show are not eligible to be entered again. Prints may be claimed after 4.10pm on Show Day. Supervisor: Mrs Janine Ormond JUNIOR DIVISION Exhibitors under 16 years on Show Day. Prints 13cm x 18cm (5 x 7ins) maximum. May be mounted, (NB one photograph per mount) maximum 15cm x 20cm(6 x 8ins) AMURI COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL donates a special prize of $20 for the most outstanding exhibit by an Amuri resident. Class 363 Study of Local identity/identities Class 364 Child or Children Activity Study. Class 365 Portrait of Child or Adult. Class 366 Scenic View Class 367 Flower (s) Class 368 Animal(s) or bird(s) Class 369 Own choice Class 370 Amuri activity Class 371 Computer Manipulated NOVICE DIVISION Exhibitors who have not won three first prizes in the photography section of any A & P Show. Prints 13cm x 18cm (5 x 7ins) maximum. Presented on a mount (NB one photograph per mount) maximum15cm x 20cm ( 6 x8ins) AMURI COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL donates a special prize of $20 for the most outstanding exhibit by an Amuri resident. WAIORA APIARIES Challenge Trophy for the best overall print in this division. AMURI CAMERA CLUB donates a special prize for the most points in this division. - Class 372 Study of local identity/ Identities Class 373 Child or Children Activity Study. Class 374 Portrait of Child or Adult. Class 375 Scenic View. Class 376 Flower(s) study Class 377 Animal(s) or bird(s) study Class 378 Own choice Class 379 Set of 4 prints on a theme presented on one mount Maximum size 41cm x 51cm (16 x 20ins)