83rd Annual RAI VALLEY A & P SHOW

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1 83rd Annual RAI VALLEY A & P SHOW ENTRY CLOSING DATES: SATURDAY, 4 th MARCH, th February 2017: Equestrian, Cattle, Sheep Section. (50% Late Penalty Fee) Friday, March 3 rd 3:00pm 7:00pm. Entries can be brought to the hall On the Day: by 8.30am Photography, Cookery, Home Produce, Needlework, Handcraft & Knitting, Wine, Wood Skills, Farm & Garden Produce, Flowers and Children Sections. Exhibits cannot be uplifted until 4pm show day. Entries must be accompanied by necessary entry fee and named Fees paid do not entitle you to free ground entry unless you are a paid up member. CONTACTS: President: Tim Harvey Secretary/Treasurer: Tash McQueen: raivalleyshow@live.com P.O. Box 51, Rai Valley, 7145 Prizes maybe substituted by Sponsorship for a Greater or Equal Prize Value NOTE: Horse schedule separate, available online, at local saddleries, or by contacting Tash McQueen NOTE: All cattle attending our show require a NAIT tag under AHB regulation.

2 MEMBERSHIP FORM Anyone wishing to join the Association as a new member may do so by filling in this form and remitting the subscription of $ You will be invoiced for future subscriptions. Members receive the following benefits Tickets for Show (2 adults, 2 children under 15) Schedule will be sent automatically to you the following year I wish to become a member of the Rai Valley A & P Association and undertake, if elected, to pay the Annual Subscription in accordance with the Rules, until such time as you receive in writing my resignation I enclose: $20.00 for payment of Membership for the 2017 Show. Name: Address: Phone: Signature: Date: Post to: Rai Valley A & P Assn, P.O Box 51, Rai Valley, Marlborough 7145 Or raivalleyshow@live.com for internet banking details.

3 SECTION 11 SHEEP Sponsors: J W Taylor, Sollys Freight (1978) LTD ENTRY FEES: Members $2.00 Non-members $3.00 PRIZE MONEY: 1 st = $ nd = $ rd = $1.00 ENTRIES CLOSE: 25 th February 2017 SHEEP MAY ONLY BE ENTERED IN ONE CLASS Purcell Challenge Cup for most points overall Bert Twidle Memorial Cup for Best Flock Romney Ewe Nelson Bays Meat Silver Salver for most points in classes Romney Challenge Cup for most points in Romney Classes. JUDGING COMMENCES AT 9.00am FLOCK SHEEP All Classes are Natural Condition classes: Wool not to be trimmed in any way except for crutching or dagging Wool not to be colored, oiled or locked, other than dipping Sheep not to be housed, rugged or covered in any way, at any time THREE EXPORT LAMBS, any breed 1102 BEST PRIME EXPORT LAMB, any breed 1103 EWE, most suitable for breeding prime export lambs 1104 EWE, most suitable for breeding utility lambs TOOTH EWE, most suitable for breeding utility lambs 1106 THREE EWE LAMBS 1107 FLOCK ROMNEY EWE 1108 COMPOSITE EWE 1109 COMPOSITE RAM

4 1110 MEAT BREED RAM 1111 WOOLBREED RAM, any age 1112 WOOLBREED EWE, any age 1131 PET SHEEP, to be led and entered by child under 14 years 1132 PET LAMB, to be led and entered by child under 14 years STUD SHEEP Pure Breed Sheep (Registered or unregistered flock) ROMNEY 1113 RAM, any age 1114 EWE,any age SUFFOLK 1115 RAM, over 18 months 1116 RAM, under 18 months 1117 EWE, over 18 months 1118 EWE, under 18 months POLLED OR HORNED DORSET 1119 RAM, over 18 months 1120 RAM, under 18 months 1121 EWE, over 18 months 1122 EWE, under 18 months BLACK OR SPOTTED SHEEP (Wool breed) 1123 RAM, over 18 months 1124 RAM, under 18 months 1125 EWE, over 18 months 1126 EWE, under 18 months

5 BLACK OR SPOTTED SHEEP (Meat Breed) 1127 RAM, over 18 months 1128 RAM, under 18 months 1129 EWE, over 18 months 1130 EWE, under 18 months Champion Ribbons for best ram and ewe in each breed SECTION 12 CATTLE SPONSORS: Kerry and Carole Robbins. Willowhaugh Jersey, OSPRI, Simmons Transport, John & Pam Harvey, Sollys Freight (1978) LTD, Vets on Alabama, FMG, Terry Payton, Machinery Repairs Ltd, Tim Harvey TUBERCULOSIS TESTING TB Testing All cattle entered for showing must be from a TB Free or TB Accredited Free Herd. All Cattle must be TB tested negative within 12 months prior to the Show. A copy of their TB Test Certificate showing individual animal identification numbers must be received by the association with the entry forms or within one week of show. For all other areas Cattle 3 months of age and over, farmed or grazed inside a Declared TB Movement Controlled area must be negative to a TB test within 2 MONTHS prior to the start date of the Show. Owners entering cattle must sign the declaration printed on the entry form. INSPECTION: The committee reserves the right to inspect at random any cattle for identification to establish TB status. Rai A&P Assn NAIT Number for stock movements to and from show is: ENTRIES CLOSE: 25 th February 2017 Children s classes to be ready for judging at 9.00am Jersey, Holstein Friesian & Ayrshire Breed Sections to be judged at 9.30am ENTRY FEES: Members $2.00 Non-members $3.00 No animal may be entered in two different age classes, except in group or pairs Type and Production exhibits must also be entered in respective age classes Champion Cows of Both Breeds to be judged after in milk classes, in full milk

6 All Breeds Champions to be Judged immediately following selection of individual breeds champions All Breeds to be judged by Friesian judge. L C Neal Challenge Cup for most points in all cattle section classes CHILDREN S CLASSES All classes must be tendered by Exhibitors Points for Classes are as follows: Control 40, Condition 30, Dairy Type 30. Only Ears and tails of calves may be clipped for classes MARLBOROUGH JERSEY CLUB Donate $20 for the highest placed Jersey calf in classes 1201 & 1202 MARLBOROUGH FRIESIAN CLUB Donate $10 for the highest placed Friesian calf in classes 1201 & SAUNDERS CHALLENGE CUP, For a child 10 years and over, for a calf either registered or grade B J HIPKINS CHALLENGE CUP For a child 9 years and under, for a calf either registered or grade LIGHT BREED, Open for a calf either registered or grade - Robbins Family Challenge Trophy 1204 HEAVY BREED, Open for a calf either registered or grade - Robbins Family Challenge Trophy

7 JERSEYS - REGISTERED OR ELIGIBLE FOR REGISTRATION MARLBOROUGH JERSEY CLUB Donate $10.00 most points, $ nd most points, & $ rd most points in classes TYPE AND PRODUCTION Cow or Heifer. Production figures and age for previous year must be included on entry form, all entries must be re-calved by show day. Type 50 points, Production = 1 point for every 10kg of milk solids or part thereof, 2 year olds + 15 points, 3 year olds + 10 points 1207 COW, Born prior to 1 st July COW IN MILK 3 YEARS, Born since 1 st July COW IN MILK, 2 YEARS, Born since 1 st July BEST UDDERED COW OR HEIFER 1210 HEIFER YEARLING, Born since 1 st July HEIFER CALF, Born since 1 st July BULL CALF, Born since 1 st July BULL, Born prior to 1 st July REGISTERED JUNIOR GROUP - 1 male and 2 females, or 3 females of one owner born since 1 st July 2015 Champion Cow: Reserve Champion Cow: JERSEY CHAMPIONS Champion Junior Female - Gordon N Jones Memorial Cup Reserve Champion Junior Female: Champion Bull: Reserve Champion Bull: Champion Junior Male: Reserve Champion Junior Male:

8 HOLSTEIN FRIESIANS - REGISTERED OR ELIGIBLE FOR REGISTRATION Roy Turner Cup - presented for most points in classes TYPE AND PRODUCTION Cow or Heifer Production figures and age for previous year must be included on entry form, all entries must be re-calved by show day. Type 100 points, Production = 1 point for every 8kg of fat, 1 point for 4 kg of protein or part thereof, 2 year olds add 15 points, 3 year olds add 8 points 1217 COW IN MILK, Born prior to 1 st July COW IN MILK 4 YEARS, Born since 1 st July COW IN MILK 3 YEARS, Born since 1 st July COW IN MILK 2 YEARS, Born since 1 st July 2014 Rutland Challenge Trophy 1216 BEST UDDERED COW OR HEIFER 1221 HEIFER YEARLING, Born since 1 st July HEIFER CALF, Born since 1 st July 2016 Stan Holdaway Memorial Cup 1223 PAIR OF HEIFER CALVES, Born since 1 st July DAM AND PROGENY or TWO PROGENY S OF A DAM 1225 BULL CALF, Born since 1 st July Graeme Wilson Cup 1226 BULL, Born prior 1 st July REGISTERED SENIOR GROUP of 1 male and 2 females, or 3 females of one owner, Okaramio Friesian Challenge Cup 1228 REGISTERED JUNIOR GROUP, of 1 male and 2 females, or 3 females of one owner born since 1 st July 2015

9 HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CHAMPIONS Champion Cow Kowhai Dale Challenge Trophy Reserve Champion Cow: Champion Junior Female - Rob Roy Challenge Trophy Reserve Champion Junior Female: Champion Bull: Reserve Champion Bull: Champion Junior Male: Reserve Champion Junior Male: AYRSHIRES - REGISTERED OR ELIGIBLE FOR REGISTRATION 1229 TYPE AND PRODUCTION Cow or Heifer Production figures and age for previous year must be included on entry form; all entries must be re-calved by show day. Type 100 points, Production = 1 point for every 8kg of fat, 1 point for 4 kg of protein or part thereof, 2 year olds add 15 points, 3 year olds add 8 points - B Healy, N Short & R Turner Challenge Cup 1231 BEST COW IN MILK Born prior 1 st July BEST COW IN MILK 3 YEARS Born since 1 st July BEST HEIFER IN MILK 2 YEARS Born since 1 st July BEST UDDERED COW OR HEIFER any age BEST HEIFER YEARLING, Born since 1 st July BEST HEIFER CALF, Born since 1 st July BEST BULL 1237 REGISTERED SENIOR GROUP Of 1 male and 2 females, or 3 females of one owner 1238 REGISTERED JUNIOR GROUP Of 1 Male and 2 females, or 3 females of one owner born since 1 st July 2015

10 AYRSHIRE CHAMPIONS Ayrshire Champion Senior Female - Aimee-Beth Prattley Cup Ayrshire Reserve Champion Senior Female Ayrshire Junior Champion Female: Ayrshire Reserve Junior Champion Female - Harvey Family Cup Ayrshire Champion Bull: OTHER CATTLE CLASSES PROGENY OF A REGISTERED BULL Bull to be named 1240 S J COUPER CUP FOR TWO HEIFER CALVES, Hand reared, any breed, registered/grade, born since 1 st July DEREK PALMER MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR PAIR OF HEIFER YEARLINGS, registered/grade, born since 1 st July WILKINS AND FIELD CUP FOR YEARLING HEIFER, any breed which is best prepared for show purposes, leading harness etc, to be taken into consideration. To be won 3 times in succession or 4 times at intervals before becoming the property of the owner BEEF CATTLE 1243 CALF, born since 1 st July Animal to be led 1244 YEARLING, born since 1 st July Animal to be led 1245 COW, born prior 1 st July Animal to be led

11 ALL BREED CHAMPIONS All Breeds Champions to be Judged immediately following selection of individual breed champions All Breeds Champions to be judged from Champion and Reserve Champion of each breed, all to be paraded All Breeds Champion Cow - A M Neal Cup All Breeds Reserve Champion Cow All Breeds Champion Intermediate Female All Breeds Champion Junior Female - Canterbury Meat Packers Blenheim Limited Trophy All Breeds Reserve Champion Junior Female All Breeds Champion Bull - Farm Products Limited Trophy All Breeds Reserve Champion Bull All Breeds Champion Junior Male Reserve Champion Junior Male NOTE: SOME PRIZES MAY BE EXCHANGED FOR A DIFFERENT VALUE WITHOUT NOTICE

12 SECTION 13 DOGS Sponsors: Peter and Rose Marie Schupbach ENTRIES by 12pm, at the show office. ENTRY FEE: $2.00 Per entry PRIZE MONEY: 1 st =$3.00, 2 nd =$2.00, 3 rd =$1.00 Dogs may only be entered into one of the classes Judging commences at 1pm Dogs to be on a lead at all times Winners of classes 1301 to 1308 to parade for Best Dog or Bitch of the Show. Mandara Shield presented to The Best Working Dog in the Show judged from classes HEADING DOG OR BITCH 1302 HUNTAWAY DOG OR BITCH 1303 BEARDIE DOG OR BITCH 1304 SPORTING OR GUN DOG OR BITCH 1305 BEST PUP, Under 6 months 1306 LABRADOR DOG OR BITCH 1307 PET DOG, Including Terriers 1308 PET BITCH, Including Terriers 1309 SHOW US YOUR TRICK, $10 for 1 st Prize 1310 TERRIER RACE 1311 ANY CHILDRENS DOG/BITCH, Under 15yrs

13 BUSHCRAFT EVENTS First Chop to commence at 12pm Run in conjunction with the Axemen s Association Competitors chop at their own risk Entries to N Wallace Ph (03) , all entries free PERCY DILLON MEMORIAL Standing: JOSEPH PRETTY MEMORIAL Underhand: BOB MAULE MEMORIAL Standing: TEAM CHOPS: NOVICE CHOP INDOOR SECTIONS Sponsors: The Peppertree Blenheim, Sigrid Fuetterer, Opouri B&B, Ian & Maria Bower, Jeremy Rollo, Bernie & Faye Leov, Steve Payne, Graham Couper, Dave Wearing, Owen Couper, Malcolm Berkett, Nick & Jessica Dunbar, Maurice & Olive Templeman, Bevan & Lisa Roeske, Nevin Marsh, Lyndon and Sarah Campbell, Zac & Lucy Thompson, Bernie Taylor, Rob and Tracy Wearing, Lester Adams, Blackknight, Angus, Lex Robbins, Murray Prattley, Tereice Hope, Rural Women, John & Lyn Small, Euan & Meagan Wilson, Hans & Els Bloemberg. ENTRY FEES: Members $1.00 Non-Members $1.50 Section 21 [Children s section] Free Entry PRIZE MONEY: 1 st =$3.00, 2 nd =$ rd =$1.00 Prizes maybe substituted by Sponsorship for an Greater or Equal Prize Value All Indoor Exhibitors please note: All exhibits must be at the hall by 8.30am Show day or Friday evening prior to show day between 3.00pm & 7.00pm All exhibits may be collected from 3.30 pm show day, with the permission of the stewards, prize money will be available from stewards or show office. All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL*

14 SECTION 14 COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHY All pictures to be taken by exhibitor, but may be developed and printed by a photographic service Photographs which have won more than two 1 st places at A & P Shows do not qualify for competition Each exhibit is to be not less than 6 cm x 6 cm, and not exceed 18 cm x 12.5 cm May be mounted or un-mounted Please mark class number and exhibitors name on back of photograph All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* 1401 NOVICE CLASS any subject For exhibitors who have never won a 1 st in competition SEASCAPE 1403 LANDSCAPE 1404 CHILD PORTRAIT 1405 CHARACTER STUDY 1406 RIVERVIEW 1407 ANIMAL OR BIRD STUDY 1408 FARM STUDY 1409 SEASONAL STUDY, Autumn, Winter, Summer, Spring 1410 FLOWER STUDY 1411 ACTION STUDY 1412 NATURE STUDY 1413 ANY OTHER SUBJECT 1414 ANY PHOTOGRAPH DIGITALLY ENHANCED, before and after MOST POINTS IN CLASS $50 Voucher sponsored by Langwoods Photo Centre Blenheim

15 SECTION 15 FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE All exhibits to be grown by the competitor Exhibits such as carrots, cabbages, etc to be trimmed. Carrots - leaves cut 5 cm from root, Cabbage - Roots removed All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* TABLE POTATOES, White TABLE POTATOES, Red HEAVIEST POTATO NOTEWORTHY VEGETABLE, to be named TABLE CABBAGE, Trimmed & roots removed HEAVIEST CABBAGE, May be untrimmed TABLE PUMPKIN. 1 st Prize 1508 HEAVIEST PUMPKIN TABLE MARROW HEAVIEST MARROW TABLE ONIONS, Red TABLE ONIONS, Brown SHALLOTS TOMATOES, Ribbed TOMATOES, Smooth CUCUMBERS, Long CUCUMBERS, Apple TABLE CARROTS HEAVIEST CARROTS TABLE PARSNIPS TABLE BEETROOT, Long.

16 TABLE BEETROOT, Round HEAD OF LETTUCE PODS GREEN PEAS, Table PODS RUNNER BEANS STALKS RHUBARB COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, 8 varieties, Large Vegetables - 1 of each variety, Root Vegetables - 3 of each variety, Peas, Beans etc - 6 of each variety CROWN OF SILVERBEET. Les Neal Trophy for Most Points in Classes SECTION 16 COOKERY Exhibits to be covered with cling wrap, except classes All cakes to be cut except classes 1601, Where there are more than one entry in any one class, exhibits must be from a separate recipe All exhibits to be made by the exhibitor All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* 1601 MEN S ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE, Prepared, Created, Baked by a Male 1602 PRODUCT OF YEAST DOUGH 1603 BROWN BREAD 1604 WHITE BREAD SCONES, White PIKELETS MUFFINS 1608 FRUIT AND NUT LOAF 1609 PLAIN LOAF No dry fruit

17 1610 SULTANA CAKE, made to recipe below 1611 FRUIT CAKE, made to recipe below 1612 CHOCOLATE CAKE, Un-iced BANANA CAKE, Un-iced 1614 FIELDERS SPONGE Round, No Filling, No Icing Sugar The Best Sponge Tray - Donated by L.Pearson CREAM PUFF CASES PIECES OF SHORTBREAD MELTING MOMENTS CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS BISCUITS, 2 Varieties PIECES SLICE/SQUARE, Cooked, 1 Variety UNCOOKED Slice, 1 variety 1622 APPLE PIE, made to recipe below 1623 BACON & EGG PIE, baked in tin foil plate approx 22 cm SMALL SAVOURIES 3 Varieties DECORATED CUP CAKES 1626 SPECIAL OCCASION CAKE DECORATION 1627 ICED NOVELTY CAKE 1628 ICING SUGAR SPRAY Opouri Challenge Cup Donated by Mrs Crawford awarded for most points in classes Marian Payton donates $10 for most points in classes

18 RECIPES Class 1610 SULTANA CAKE: 250gms of soft butter 2 cups of sugar 3 cups of plain flour, 2 teaspoons of Baking Powder ADD 1 cup of milk, 2 cups sultanas 3 eggs - beaten before adding 1 teaspoon of each Lemon, Vanilla and Almond essence. Cook in a 9 tin lined with baking paper, in a mod. Oven 1 hour, until skewer inserted in the middle comes out clean. Proudly supporting the Rai Valley A & P Show

19 Class 1611 FRUIT CAKE: 225gms Butter 1 Cup Sugar ½ tsp Vanilla Essence ½ tsp Lemon Essence 1 tsp Cinnamon 1 tsp Ground Ginger 1 tsp Mixed Spice ¼ tsp Nutmeg 6 Eggs (Sixes) 1½ kg Mixed Fruit see below 450gms Drained Crushed Pineapple 3 Cups Flour Blanched Almonds & Cherries (Optional) ¼ Cup Brandy Mixed Fruit: 3 x 500gm Packets, 4 x 400gm Packets, or 3 & ½ x 450gm Packets METHOD Line a 23cm (9 ) cake tin with 2-3 layers of paper, finishing with a layer of grease proof paper, have the paper higher than the sides of the cake tin to prevent browning during cooking. Cream butter and sugar until light and smooth, add essences and spices. Add the eggs one at a time, beating thoroughly after each addition. Add some of the measured flour between eggs if mixture shows signs of curdling. Stir the mixed fruit and well drained pineapple into the flour, stir the fruit and flour into the creamed ingredients using a wooden spoon, use a little more flour if necessary to produce a moist batter which will drop from the hand. Turn the mixture into the prepared tin, pushing it well into the corners, sprinkle blanched almonds and cherries over the surface of the uncooked cake if you are not going to ice it later. Bake at 150 C (300 F) for 2 hours, then at 130 C (250 F) for 1½ hours to 2 hours longer, until skewer inserted in the middle comes out clean. Remove the cake from the oven and pour the brandy over it within 5 minutes, leave the cake to cool enough to handle, transfer to rack to finish cooling.

20 Class 1622 APPLE PIE: 125gms Butter ½ cup sugar 1 egg 1 ½ cups plain flour 1 teaspoon Baking Powder ¼ teaspoon salt. 8 Apples, peeled & chopped 1 teaspoon cornflour METHOD Cream butter & sugar. Beat egg. Sift in dry ingredients. Press ½ mixture into 9 round pie dish. Roll remaining mixture out for lid. Prepare filling: place apples place in bowl add ½ cup of sugar, 1 level tablespoon of corn flour and a good pinch of ground cloves. Mix well and put into prepared base. Lid the pie. Bake in mod oven, 30-40mins. SECTION 17 WINE, BEER & CIDER MAKING All wine to be in clear sauterne bottles and not marked with owners name. All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* 1701 WHITE GRAPE, Sweet 1702 WHITE GRAPE, Dry 1703 RED GRAPE, Sweet 1704 RED GRAPE, Dry 1705 BERRY FRUIT, Sweet 1706 BERRY FRUIT, Dry 1707 STONE FRUIT, Sweet 1708 STONE FRUIT, Dry 1709 ANY OTHER FRUIT, sweet 1710 ANY OTHER FRUIT, Dry 1711 VEGETABLE, Sweet or Dry

21 1712 LIQUEUR, any variety 1713 SPIRIT, any variety 1714 NOVICE WINE, Sweet 1715 NOVICE WINE, Dry Marian Payton donates $10 for most points in classes LAGER, to be in Brown Bottle 1717 DRAUGHT, to be in Brown Bottle 1718 STOUT, to be in Brown Bottle 1719 CIDER, any Mr K Hebberd Donate a silver salver for most points in classes SECTION 18 HOME PRODUCE SECTION Jars will be opened in classes Jam Jars to be no less than 500g in size and covered with cellophane or similar, Preserved Fruit to be in Quart Jars, Sauces in Medium Bottles All exhibits to be made by the exhibitor All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* 1801 JAR OF JAM, 500g size 1802 JAR OF MARMALADE, 500g size 1803 JAR OF LEMON HONEY 1804 JAR OF BOTTLED FRUIT IN SYRUP 1805 JAR OF TOMATO SOUP In small preserving jar 1806 JAR OF SPAGHETTI IN TOMATOES 1807 JAR OF TOMATOES 1808 BOTTLE OF TOMATO SAUCE 1809 JAR OF BEETROOT 1810 BOTTLE OF PLUM SAUCE 1811 JAR OF RELISH

22 1812 JAR OF MUSTARD PICKLE 1813 JAR OF PICKLED ONIONS 1814 SOFT CHEESE 1815 HARD CHEESE HEAVIEST HEN EGGS PULLETS EGGS JARS OR BOTTLES OF YOUR CHOICE. Unusual & original being marked on presentation & taste. 1 sealed & one unsealed. Freda Carpenter Memorial Cup for most points in classes Carluke Tastes 2004 Cup for New and Innovative ideas class 1818 only Marian Payton donates $10 for most points in classes SECTION 19 NEEDLEWORK, HANDCRAFTS & KNITTING NEEDLEWORK & HANDCRAFTS All Dresses to be supplied with hanger (Not plastic) Article s which have won more than two 1 st at an A & P Show are not eligible for competition All embroidery to be ironed All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* 1901 ARTICLE OF CLOTHING, Stretch fabric 1902 ARTICLE OF SMOCKING 1903 ARTICLE OF INFANTS/CHILD S CLOTHING. Machine Sewn 1904 ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. Machine Sewn, Unlined 1905 APRON. Machine Sewn 1906 ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. Machine Sewn, Lined

23 1907 ARTICLE OF LINGERIE. Machine Sewn 1908 HAND EMBRIOIDERY/CROSS STITCH, Not Framed HAND EMBRIOIDERY/CROSS STITCH, Framed ARTICLE WITH HAND PAINTING 1911 BEST DRESSED PORCELAIN DOLL, Dressed by adult 1912 BEST DRESSED DOLL, NOT PORCELAIN DOLL, Dressed by adult 1913 SOFT TOY, Not knitted, under 30cm 1914 NOVELTY TOY, Over 30cm 1915 RAG DOLL 1916 NOVELTY ITEM 1917 ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK, Large 1918 ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK, Small 1919 ARTICLE OF QUILTING 1920 HAND MADE CARDS 1921 JEWELLERY Hand made KNITTING Articles include: Cardigans, Jerseys, Shawls, Hats, etc Sample of wool to be securely attached (not cello taped) 1922 MACHINE KNITTED ARTICLE, Child, Adult and or Farisle 1923 HANDKNITTED ARTICLE, Aran all over pattern 1924 HANDKNITTED ARTICLE, Lacy all over pattern 1925 HANDKNITTED ARTICLE, Fairisle 1926 HANDKNITTED JERSEY/CARDIGAN. Two or more colours 1927 HANDKNITTED BABY/CHILD article of clothing. Birth to 71cm (28 ) 1928 HANDKNITTED BABY BOOTEES 1929 HANDKNITTED Adult article of clothing, from 76cm (30 ) 1930 ARTICLE OF MAN-MADE FIBRE 1931 HANDKNITTED ARTICLE OPEN Covers articles not included in other classes

24 1932 HOME SPUN HANDKNITTED ARTICLE WITH ANY FIBRE/S, Sample of fibre to be supplied 1933 SKEIN OF HOME SPUN YARN WITH ANY FIBRE/S, Sample to be attached 1934 ARTICLE OF CROCHET 1935 CROCHET OR KNITTED TOY 1936 ARTICLE OF FELTING 1937 ARTICLE OF WEAVING No accessories on garments/articles e.g pins or brooches Mrs B Burnett Donates $10.00 for most points in classes SECTION 20 WOOD SKILLS 2001 FURNITURE, Small article 2002 ORNAMENTAL, Small article 2003 RUSTIC, Small article 2004 RECYCLED, Small article 2005 OUTDOOR, Small article 2006 LAMINATED, Small article HAND CARVING ARTICLE OF WOODTURNING Most points donated by Michael Payton - $10.00 Adults

25 SECTION 21 FLOWERS All vases in this section will be provided [large and small] A rose bloom has one flower per stem (no buds). A stem of roses has more than one flower per stem (with or without side buds) All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. Entry Form must be filled out and brought on day with entries for all classes for each exhibit * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* AFRICAN MARIGOLDS, 1 vase FRENCH MARIGOLDS, 1 vase YELLOW OR APRICOT OR BRONZE ROSE FULLY ROSE BLOOMS STEMED MINIATURE ROSES. 3 Distinct colours BI-COLOUR ROSE WHITE ROSE PINK ROSE RED ROSE - 1 st the Gill Couper Cup BEST PERFUMED ROSE 2144 ROSE CLUSTER LARGE DECORATIVE DAHLIA, over 15cm,1 vase MEDIUM DECORATIVE DAHLIA, Over 10cm and under 15cm, 1 vase SMALL DECORATIVE DAHLIA, under 10cm, 1 colour, 1 vase MINIATURE DECORATIVE DAHLIA, Under 5cm, 1 vase POM POM DAHLIA, 1 vase Any colour MEDIUM CACTUS DAHLIA, over 10cm and under 15cm, 1 vase SMALL CACTUS DAHLIA, Under 10cm, 1 vase DAHLIA Any variety 2118 FLOWERING SHRUB, 1 stem

26 GERBERA 2120 LILY/LILIUM, 1 spray, any variety HYDRANGEA (Small to Medium sized) Large HYDRANGEA STEM SINGLE FUCHSIA STEM DOUBLE FUCHSIA CLUSTER SPIKE GERANIUM AND/OR PELARGONIUM PETUNIA, 1 vase, any colour ASTERS, 1 vase, any colour 2130 SPECIMEN BLOOM, any variety not otherwise exhibited 2131 COLLECTION OF FLOWERS, 6 varieties, 1 vase 2132 COLLECTION OF ANNUALS, 6-12 varieties,1 stem of each, 1 vase 2133 COLLECTION OF HERBS, 6-12 varieties, 1 vase 2134 NEW OR NOTEWORTHY PLANT, 1 piece, name attached if known HOUSE PLANT FLOWERING HOUSE PLANT POTTED FERN POTTED CACTI 2139 POTTED SUCCULENT-1 OR MORE VARIETIES 2140 OUTDOOR PLANTED CONTAINER 2141 POTTED PLANT ANY VARITEY IN UNUSUAL CONTAINER 2142 COLLECTION OF NEW ZEALAND NATIVES Maximum 6 Noel Gardiner Challenge Trophy for Premier Bloom in Classes Most Points in classes Prize of $10.00 Donated By Hilda Nicholls

27 SECTION 22 CHILDRENS SECTION All Exhibits to be clearly marked with name and class number. * BEFORE THEY COME TO THE HALL* FREE ENTRY Entries can be brought to the hall on Friday, 3 rd March pm or before 8.30am Saturday, March 4 th PRIZE MONEY: 1 st =$3.00, 2 nd =$2.00, 3 rd =$1.00 All Entries must be children s own work Prize money will be paid out & exhibits collected at approximately 3.30pm Junk Models to be made out of recycled bits and pieces Flora Turner Trophy: most points 10-16yrs Doug Heinz Trophy: most points 5-9yrs Owen Young Trophy: most points under 5yrs COOKING 2201 HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, under 5yrs 2202 HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, 5-6yrs 2203 HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, 7-9yrs 2204 HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, 10-12yrs 2205 HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, 13-16yrs UNCOOKED CAKE, under 5yrs UNCOOKED CAKE 5-6yrs UNCOOKED CAKE, 7-9yrs UNCOOKED CAKE, 10-12yrs UNCOOKED CAKE, 13-16yrs DECORATED CUP CAKES, 10-12yrs DEOCRATED CUP CAKES, 13-16yrs 2214 MINI PIZZA, on bread bun, 13-16yrs

28 FRUIT OR VEGIE KEBAB, Open FUDGE, Open SWEETS, Any Choice, Open BISCUITS, Open JAR OF LEMON HONEY, Open 2220 DECORATED CAKE, Open FLOWERS 2221 SAND SAUCER, under 5yrs Must be size of a saucer 2222 SAND SAUCER, 5-6yrs Must be size of a saucer 2223 SAND SAUCER, 7-9yrs Must be size of a saucer 2224 BUTTON HOLE, under 5yrs 2225 BUTTON HOLE, 5-6yrs 2226 BUTTON HOLE, 7-9yrs 2227 BUTTON HOLE, 10-12yrs 2228 MINIATURE GARDEN IN TRAY, under 5yrs 2229 MINIATURE GARDEN IN TRAY, 5-6yrs 2230 MINIATURE GARDEN IN TRAY, 7-9yrs 2231 MINIATURE GARDEN IN TRAY, 10-12yrs 2232 SAND TRAY FARM, under 5yrs 2233 SAND TRAY FARM, 5-6yrs 2234 SAND TRAY FARM, 7-9yrs 2235 UNUSUAL CONTAINER, under 5yrs 2236 UNUSUAL CONTAINER, 5-6yrs 2237 UNUSUAL CONTAINER, 7-9yrs 2238 UNUSUAL CONTAINER, 10-12yrs 2239 SMALL JAR OF WEEDS, under 5yrs 2240 SMALL JAR OF WEEDS, 5-6yrs 2241 SMALL JAR OF WEEDS, 7-9yrs 2242 SMALL JAR OF WEEDS, 10-12yrs SUNFLOWER STEM, Grown by child, Open

29 DECORTATED/ POTTED ANNUAL 2245 POTTED PLANT IN DEOCRATED CONTAINIER SENIOR FLOWER CLASSES Mr & Mrs D Hebberd Challenge Cup for the most points in classes MODERN ARRANGEMENT 2247 MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT 2248 VASE OF FLOWERS, Frontal effect VEGETABLES Only Vegetables, Fruit, Toothpicks, matches or pins to be used in Vegetable Novelties 2249 VEGETABLE NOVELTY, 5-6yrs 2250 VEGETABLE NOVELTY, 7-9yrs 2251 VEGETABLE NOVELTY, 10-12yrs 2252 SELECTION OF 4 VEGETABLES, Grown by child, Open NEEDLEWORK & HANDCRAFTS 2254 HAND KNITTED ARTICLE, Open 2255 ARTICLE OF CROCHET, Open 2256 SOFT TOY, Knitted, Open 2257 SOFT TOY, Any other material, Open 2258 ARTICLE OF COLOUR EMBROIDERY/CROSSSTITCH, Open 2259 MACHINE/HAND SEWN ARTICLE, Open 2261 ARTICLE OF QUILTING, OPEN 2262 BEST DRESSED DOLL, 5 6yrs 2267 NOVELTY ARTICLE, under 5yrs

30 2268 NOVELTY ARTICLE, 5-6yrs 2269 NOVELTY ARTICLE, 7-9yrs 2270 NOVELTY ARTICLE, 10-12yrs 2271 NOVELTY ARTICLE, 13-16yrs 2272 WOOD WORK ARTICLE/FURNITURE, 10-12yrs 2273 WOOD WORK ARTICLE/FURNITURE, 13-16yrs 2274 JUNK MODEL, Recycled Robot under 5yrs 2275 JUNK MODEL,Recycled Robot 5-6yrs 2276 JUNK MODEL,Recycled Robot 7-9yrs 2277 JUNK MODEL, Recycled Robot10-12yrs 2278 GREETING CARD, under 5yrs 2279 GREETING CARD, 5-6yrs 2280 GREETING CARD, 7-9yrs 2281 GREETING CARD, 10-12yrs 2282 GREETING CARD, 13-16yrs 2283 HARD BOILED EGG, Decorated, under 5yrs 2284 HARD BOILED EGG, Decorated, 5-6yrs 2285 HARD BOILED EGG, Decorated, 7-9yrs 2286 HARD BOILED EGG, Decorated, 10-12yrs 2287 PHOTOGRAPHY, Any Subject, 7-9yrs 2288 PHOTOGRAPHY, Any Subject, 10-12yrs 2289 PHOTOGRAPHY, Any Subject, 13-16yrs 2290 Rai A&P POSTER, under 5yrs 2291 Rai A&P POSTER,5-6yrs 2292 Rai A&P POSTER,7-9yrs 2293 Rai A&P POSTER,10-12yrs 2294 Rai A&P POSTER,13-16yrs 2295 LEGO/K-NEX/OR LIKE CONSTRUCTION, under 5 yrs 2296 LEGO/K-NEX/OR LIKE CONSTRUCTION,5-6yrs 2297 LEGO/K-NEX/OR LIKE CONSTRUCTION,7-9yrs

31 2298 LEGO/K-NEX/OR LIKE CONSTRUCTION,10-12yrs 2299 LEGO/K-NEX/OR LIKE CONSTRUCTION,13-16yrs 2300 JEWELLERY OPEN-Hand made 2301 BEADED JEWELLERY OPEN-Hand made 2302 Pet Rock, Under 5 years 2303 Pet Rock, 7 10 yrs

32 SECTION 24 GIANT PUMPKIN Sponsors: Nigel Couper and Kelly Coleman ENTRY: 10.30am, $2 per pumpkin, for as many classes as you like! $200 - First prize for heaviest Pumpkin overall and sash $100 Second prize heaviest Pumpkin Average weight Pumpkin - $100 PRIZE MONEY: 1 st = $ nd = $ rd = $1.00 Classes - OUTSIDE 2401 Heaviest Adults Pumpkin 2402 Heaviest Childs Pumpkin, 12 years and under 2403 Average weight Pumpkin 2404 Enduro-Pump - Name your pumpkin and roll it down the bank to win the endurance race (this will ran after all horse events have finished, aprox 4pm) Best Carved Pumpkin IN THE HALL BY 8.30AM or FRIDAY NIGHT 2405 Children 2406 Family 2407 Adults For more information please phone Kelly Coleman

33 SECTION 25 THE RAI CHALLENGE Start am Complete the obstacle course carrying a possum or a small pig that you have shot with a nurff gun!! Sponsored products for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placing (sponsor RD1) ENTRY: Free 2501 Under 5 s - possum yrs 8yrs - possum yrs 11yrs - possum yrs 14yrs small pig yrs & 16yrs small pig FANCY DRESSED PET Get creative and dress up your pet Judging at the Animal Nursery Tent at 1.30pm ENTRY: Free Under 10yrs 1 st Prize (sponsor RD1) 11yrs Plus 1 st Prize (sponsor RD1)

34 RAI VALLEY A&P SHOW INFORMATION Please take note of the following information; it will help answer a lot of questions typically asked prior to the show. Our Association abides by the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand (RAS), except to any extent as they modified or varied by the Association own rules as set out below. For a full set of RAS Rules and by-law regulations please contact the secretary. COMPLETION OF ENTRY FORMS. All entry forms must be signed, legible, have required certificates attached, entry form calculated correctly, and subscription paid if a member. Incorrect entry forms will be returned for correction. Confirmation letters will be sent after processing, it is your responsibility to check the details, are correct and advise the secretary prior 20 th February of any errors. MEMBERSHIP Exhibitors aged 17 years and over must pay full entry fees unless members. Members will receive 2 Adult and 2 Children passes, all other persons will be admitted to the show grounds upon paying the usual admittance fee, whether exhibitors or not. To become a member please forward $20.00 with entry fee. PRIVACY ACT By completing an entry form or trade site application the competitor/ exhibitors accepts that their details maybe made available to the media for promotional, programme and/ or result purposes. GRAND PARADE The Grand Parade begins around 2.00pm (approx) on show day, all place winners are expected to parade. Any Horse and Pony and Cattle prize winners not taking part in the Grand Parade may have their prize money forfeited.

35 TROPHIES AND PRIZE MONEY Trophies must be returned to the show office on the morning of the show, or at an earlier date as agreed with the secretary or a committee member. Trophies or special prizes maybe substituted by sponsors To each class of Sheep, Cattle and Horse and Pony, two prizes maybe awarded. When there are seven or more entries in one class, third prize money may be paid to the value of half of the value of second prize. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS No refunds are given for classes not entered on the day. Substitution of another animal will not be permitted without the consent of the stewards and notification of the office. If an animal is scratched due to illness or injury, entry fees will be refunded to 80% on receipt of a vet certificate and letter requesting a refund. The association shall not be liable to the exhibitor for any compensation whatsoever as a result of the cancellation or postponement of the show. The association reserves the right to combine, split or delete classes according to entries received All exhibits must be on the show grounds and ready for judging at the time stated on the schedule, any exhibits not ready will be liable for disqualification. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR SPONSORS As shown in this schedule and Havelock Four Square, Brooks Brothers, Domino s Pizza Blenheim, Cloudy Bay, Blueflowers, Toyota Nelson, Farmlands, MTS Renwick, Wool Marketing Blenheim, First National Real Estate, FMG, Matthew Kerr, Andrea Young and Roger Marsh, Melanie Hewetson and Jeffrey Gardiner, Jan and Owen Young, Faye Stratford, Simon Randal and Janice Stringer, Jayne Hewetson