SATURDAY 10 TH - MONDAY 12 TH SEPTEMBER 2016

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1 SATURDAY 10 TH - MONDAY 12 TH SEPTEMBER 2016 Livestock Exhibition Centre Prince of Wales Showgrounds Bendigo SHOW SCHEDULE Proudly Sponsored by

2 BROMAR LICK FEEDER FOR THE BUYERS OF THE HIGHEST PRICED RAM & EWE Proudly Sponsored by Bromar

3 GENERAL INFORMATION BENDIGO ELITE WHITE SUFFOLK SHOW & SALE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: John Jamieson SUB - COMMITTEE MEMBERS Tony Gilpin Finlay MacDonald Paul Routley Guy Treweek Julie Wiesner Nick Lawrence Deva Weitman Ian Kyle Shane Baker Lachie McCrae Dean Cameron Federal Liaison John Jamieson Committee Secretary Nikki Ward Entries to: BIZBOOST 37 PRINCES HWY TAILEM BEND SA 5260 Entries Enquiries: General Enquiries: bendigoelitews@gmail.com INDEX SECTION:... Page No Timetable... 1 Welcome Message... 2 Accommodation, Catering, & Dinner... 3 General Regulations Sheep Classes FEES PAYABLE ALL FEES PAYABLE TO: AUSTRALIAN WHITE SUFFOLK ASSOCIATION BY CHEQUE, CASH, DIRECT DEPOSIT OR MONEY ORDER, AND CONFIRMATION OF PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES BY CLOSING DATE CLOSE OF ENTRIES ALL ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY 5 th AUGUST 2016 WITH THE SECRETARY ONLY Entries can be forwarded by post, or fax and will only be accepted on receipt of payment NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED AS PROGRAMS AND CATALOGUES MUST HAVE SUFFICENT TIME TO BE PRINTED TIME TABLE FRIDAY 9 TH SEPTEMBER SHEEP CAN ARRIVE FROM 8AM BUT MUST BE ON THE SHOWGROUND BY 5PM Scanning 1:00pm 6:00pm Thursday afternoon arrival available for all exhibitors from 4pm 8 pm SATURDAY 10 TH SEPTEMBER 8:30am until approx 3:00pm Judging of Ewes first followed by the Ram classes SATURDAY EVENING 7pm - Dinner at the Chasers Function Ctr All Welcome $35 per person 2 course meal Kids U12 meals $15 available SUNDAY 11 TH SEPTEMBER 9.30am Suffolk Judging Inspection of Rams and Ewes for sale, show sheep and trade displays. Exhibitors meeting Sponsored BBQ Lunch from 12noon Schools Competitions Junior Judging pm MONDAY 12 TH SEPTEMBER 9am - Inspection of Sale Sheep 10am - Bendigo Elite White Suffolk Sale followed by Elite Suffolk Sale Sheep can depart from the Showgrounds at the completion of the Sale 3

4 WELCOME MESSAGE WELCOME FROM THE BENDIGO ELITE WHITE SUFFOLK & SUFFOLK SHOW & SALE - CHAIRMAN On behalf of the Committee of the Bendigo Elite White Suffolk & Suffolk Show & Sale I welcome all potential exhibitors and White Suffolk and Suffolk breeders to be part of this fifth Show & Sale. This event continues to provide access to some of the best genetics available within Australia and showcase the White Suffolk and Suffolk breeds in a great venue. The Bendigo Showgrounds is renowned for hosting National Sheep events. This event is designed to be exhibitor friendly with easy access, free parking and show admittance for the public and the commercial industry attending. Sheep can arrive from Thursday afternoon up until Friday but must be scanned prior to 6pm on the Friday evening. Saturday morning judging will commence at 8.30am with the ewes first followed by the ram classes and group classes. The Suffolks will follow with judging on Sunday morning. There will be a sponsored BBQ lunch on Sunday followed by the Junior Judging and Handling Competition. Schools will be involved but it is also open to any junior wanting to take part. Monday at 10am will see a quality line up of rams and ewes on offer in the sale. An event like this cannot function without tremendous support of sponsors and we thank them all for their support in particular Bromar Engineering whom have been great supporters of the show since its inception. This year, the committee is also happy to welcome a new sponsor, Rivalea, the producers of Slingshot Stock Feed. We are also very pleased to have media partners Stock & Land and The Land involved and promoting the Show & Sale. I would like to thank the Committee for their support. I would also like to make mention of the 4 new members. Shane Baker, Dean Cameron, Lachie McCrae and Ian Kyle have always assisted in the Bendigo Elite White Suffolk & Suffolk Show in previous years. However, this year I am pleased to welcome them to their new positions on the committee. I would also like to thank my family for their help and support. Volunteers are very important and I thank them for their support again this year.. In closing I look forward to your participation in this 5 th year of the Bendigo Elite White Suffolk & Suffolk Show & Sale. John Jamieson Chairman 4

5 GENERAL INFORMATION NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS 1. Entries can be submitted to Bizboost by: Post: 37 Princes Hwy, Tailem Bend SA 5260 Fax (08) or 2. Entries must be submitted on the proper entry form. 3. Correct entry fees must accompany entry forms. 4. PLEASE NOTE: GST Inc. in the stated entry fees. 5. Please write your entries clearly and supply all the information asked for. Please give all details requested on the entry form. 6. Please ensure that your correct postal address AND address is given for confirmation of entries. 7. Carefully read the rules and instructions relating to your particular section entry to make sure that your entries are entered correctly in the appropriate classes. CATERING A full range of Catering will be available on the Showground from the Friday until the completion of the event. Two course meals and breakfast will be available daily. A variety of quality & fast foods will be available on the main days of the Show. BREEDER S DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT - 10 TH SEPTEMBER 7.00pm onwards Chasers Function Centre Bendigo Greyhound Racing Association s Lord s Raceway, McIvor Highway, Junortoun $35 PER PERSON Includes pre-dinner savouries and 2 COURSE MEAL Drinks at Bar Prices Children U12 Meals Available $15 DINNER BOOKING WITH ENTRIES RECOMMENDED ACCOMMODATION Camp sites are available on the ground for Exhibitors. A full range of accommodation is available in Bendigo and the Bendigo Tourism Accommodation booking service is happy to assist with the type of accommodation you may require. Caravan Hire is available from providers as per below EPSOM PALMS CARAVAN HIRE Provide onsite vans at the Showground s For Hire Daily or Weekly rates Ph: Mob: epsompalms@bigpond.com.au BENDIGO CARAVAN RENTALS & STORAGE Short or Long Term Rentals Contact Kim Ph: Mob: Taylors Lane Strathfieldsaye, Vic 3551 VISITOR INFORMATION ACCOMMODATION BOOKING SERVICE Ph: Closest Motels to the Showground: Alexandra Place Ph: Bendigo Budget Oval Motel Ph: Bendigo Gateway Motel Ph: City Centre Motel Budget Ph: Comfort Inn Julie-Anna Ph: Lakeview Motor Inn Ph: Tea House Motor Inn Ph:

6 REGULATIONS 1. ENTRY FEES Entry in ordinary classes $33 Inc GST per sheep unless otherwise specified. Group Classes $11 Inc GST. 2. RESPONSIBILITIES OF EXHIBITOR The signing of the entry form for any exhibit is acceptance that the Committee will not be responsible under any circumstances whatsoever, or for exhibits, any damage or injuries or loss. 3. In these regulations the singular includes the plural and vice versa, words importing persons shall include companies and corporations and words referring to one gender shall include the other genders, where applicable. 4. The Committee shall have the power in relations to these regulations. 5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, RELEASE AND INDEMNITY The exhibitor enters at his own risk. The Committee accepts no responsibility for the loss of or damage to or by any exhibit. The whole of the Show, the events thereat, the exhibits and exhibitors and their agents shall be under the control of and subject to the decisions of the Officers, Committee or Appointees. Any decision or direction made, by either, whether in accordance with the rules or not, shall be final and binding and no Exhibitor shall have any right or cause of action against the Association or the Members of the Committee, or Appointees or any right to approach or seek relief from any Court because of any decision made by the Association, the Committee or Appointees. 6. ALTERATIONS TO REGULATIONS No change can, under any circumstances, be made in the regulations of the Association so far as Exhibitors and Members and Members are interested, unless submitted and approved at the meeting of the Committee and duly communicated to the Exhibitors. 7. PRESENTATION - All exhibitors when presenting animals for judging should be wearing an approved breed uniform or appropriately attired to parade sheep. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 8. ACCEPTANCE OR REJECTION OF ENTRIES The Committee reserves the right to accept or reject any entry. The Committee shall have the power to impose a restriction on the number of entries if considered necessary to meet accommodation availability. 9. ALL ANIMALS ENTERED AND EXHIBITED must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor as specified by the Australian White Suffolk Association requirements. 10. ARRIVAL OF EXHIBITS Exhibits will be allowed into the showground s from 4pm Thursday 8 th September and must be penned by 6pm Friday 9 th September CLASSES As agreed by the Committee and listed in the Prize Schedule and regulations. 12. CLASSES, INSPECTIONS, STEWARDS Classing and inspections are required by individual breeds in accordance with the rules of the respective Breed Society. 13. CONDUCT OF EXHIBITORS Should the Association be of the opinion that: a. a fraudulent, false or erroneous statement has been made regarding any exhibit, or b. that the exhibit has been tampered with or improperly dealt with, then the exhibit or exhibitor may be dealt with at the discretion of the Committee. 14. DEPARTURE OF EXHIBITORS NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ALLOWED TO DEPART FROM THE SHOW UNTIL THE COMPLETION OF THE SALE MONDAY 12 TH SEPTEMBER. 15. DISPUTES COMMITTEE The disputes Committee consisting of 3 appointed persons will be responsible for the deliberation of any disputes that may arise. 16. DISQUALIFICATION A disputes Committee shall have the power to disqualify any exhibit or Exhibitor for any reason which shall appear to warrant such 6

7 REGULATIONS disqualification, at any time and whether a complaint has been lodged or not. 17. DOGS - No dogs will be allowed to enter exhibition building. 18. ELIGIBILITY As per the AWSA bylaws - Entries must be eligible for registration. All sheep must be bred by the exhibitor and have PIC number displayed on ear tag. Sheep entered in pair classes need to be separate entries and cannot be drawn from ordinary classes. Tattoos are not compulsory. To be eligible for novice classes Exhibitor must not have won first prize at a Royal Show or Major Sheep Show or Championship at a White Suffolk feature show. 19. EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER The direct number for contact during the Show in an emergency situation are the following: John Jamieson Finlay MacDonald Guy Treweek EXHIBITOR OF ANY DISAPPROVED EXHIBIT Any exhibit disqualified by a Disputes Committee and given notice to the effect by the Association must immediately remove such exhibit from the Show, if required to do so. 21. FEED & WATER CONTAINERS & FEED FOR EXHIBITS for hygiene and flock health reasons, all exhibitors are encouraged to provide their own feed and water containers for use at the Show. Some may be available on site on request. Exhibitors must supply their own feed. If feed pens are required this should be stated on the entry form. 22. FIRE & SAFETY REGULATIONS Cooking, heating of water by means whatsoever, the use of any device involving naked flames, and smoking are prohibited in or near any animal pavilion, stall or pen. The alteration or interference with any electrical wiring, switch, plug or socket is prohibited. Mains powered electrical 5 7 appliances may only be used in or near any animal pavilion pen or stall if they are, in the Committee s opinion, essential for animal care. 23. FOOTROT No entries to exhibit foot rot and to comply with entry form requirements. 24. HANDLING No person, except inspectors, stewards, and judges, shall be allowed to examine exhibits until after all the awards have been made. 25. HORMONES Any animal entered, which can be proved to the satisfaction of the Disputes Committee to have received hormones, shall be disqualified. The decision or determination of the Disputes Committee shall be final and shall not be called into question in any proceeding or in any manner whatsoever. 26. INSURANCE Any Exhibitor who desires to effect insurance should acquaint his Insurance Company of his own requirements. The Committee would point out to Exhibitors that the Association accepts no responsibility whatsoever for the safety or custody of the animals or items exhibited at the Show. 27. JOHNE S DISEASE All exhibits are to be either in the MAP or Faecal or Abattoir tested or vaccinated to be accepted into the Bendigo Elite Show and Sale. The BEWSSS committee reserves the right to isolate or not accept any entry that may affect biosecurity and or health of other exhibitors sheep 28. JUDGING Any person interfering with the Inspectors, Stewards, Judges, or exhibits, or making audible remarks about them (unless authorised by the Stewards or in reply to the Judges) will be dealt with by the Stewards, with the penalty to be at the discretion of the Committee, with no appeals. The Committee will appoint the Judges and Stewards. 29. JUDGING RING Any person (excepting Judges, Stewards, Secretary, Media and Attendants) found within the judging ring or animal pens during the judging render

8 REGULATIONS themselves to be removed by order of the Stewards, and if repeating the offence or refusing to move, shall not be allowed in again during the Show or other penalty as decided by the Committee. 30. LATE ENTRIES No late entries permitted. 31. LIMIT ON ENTRY INTO MULTIPLE CLASSES Subject to the relevant schedule, an exhibit must not be entered in more than one ordinary class. Special group classes, championship and trophy classes do not count as ordinary classes. 32. OVINE BRUCELLOSIS Entries will only be accepted from Ovine Brucellosis accredited free flocks or as determined by the Committee. Confirmation of this status must accompany entries for the Show. 33. OVINE JOHNE S DISEASE (OJD) DECLARATIONS Approved venue status accreditation for the show venue will be ratified with the Department of Primary Industries prior to the Show. All exhibitors must provide evidence of the current OJD status of their flock to ensure that appropriate penning arrangements can be provided. Entries will only be accepted from Exhibitors who can provide suitable declaration with regard to their status in the Sheep Market Assurance Program for Johne s disease for faecal or Abattoir testing or vaccination. This is achieved through the completion and signing of a National Sheep Health Statement. All enquiries should be directed to Accredited Sheep MAP Veterinarians. All sheep to be Ovine Brucellosis Free and it is highly recommended that Sale Sheep are Hypotrichosis tested. National Vendor declarations must be filled out and submitted with entries. 34. PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY entries must be on the required form and signed by the Exhibitor or his authorised agent. The Exhibitor submitting the entry is responsible that the statements on the entry form are true and correct. Entries shall be deemed to have been made and accepted subject to the rules and regulations of the Association PHOTOGRAPHS No persons other than approved media will be permitted to take photographs or make drawings of any exhibits for publication without the consent of the Exhibitor. 36. PLACE OF EXHIBITS All Exhibitors must place their animals in the pens allotted by the Committee and must not be removed except by order of Members of the Committee. 37. PROHIBITED DRUGS i) It is the intention of these regulations that all animals shall perform on their merits without the aid of drugs that will affect the conduct, performance or appearance of the animal. ii) Provision is made in these regulations for the normal treatment of the animals by a qualified veterinary surgeon. iii) An Exhibitor shall not administer and shall ensure that there shall not be administered to his exhibit any drug or substances herein called a prohibited drug iv) Prohibited drugs are substances originating externally whether or not they are endogenous to the animal and means any substance capable of affecting the performance or behavior of an animal by its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system, the cardiovascular system, the respiratory system, the musculoskeletal or the uro-genital system and shall include analgesics, anti-histamines, antiinflammatory agents, blood coagulants, diuretics, hormones, and their synthetic counterparts, corticosteroids, anabolic steroids, local anesthetics, muscle relaxants and tranquillisers and vitamins administered by injection. 38. PROTESTS Protests or complaints in writing against any exhibit or Exhibitor must be lodged with the Chief Steward or the Secretary, no longer than 30 minutes of completion of judging of the event being judged, together with a deposit of $50.00, which may be forfeited in the case the protest or complaint, is considered frivolous. Such protests or complaints shall

9 REGULATIONS be decided by the Disputes Committee. On consideration of the fact, a Disputes Committee has the power to call upon any Exhibitor for such information and particulars as they may consider necessary; with the onus of proof on the bona-fides of the exhibit or of compliance of the rules and regulations shall rest upon the Exhibitor, unless the Committee shall direct otherwise. 39. REGISTRATION All animals entered must be recorded in flocks that are registered in the name of the Exhibitor in the flock book of the Australian White Suffolk Association. 40. REMOVAL OF AWARDS DURING THE SHOW Any Exhibitor or his authorised manager, agent, or attendant, without the authority of the Secretary, removing or interfering with any official placard, ticket, or ribbon affixed or posted by order of the Committee or by refusing in any way to carry out any authorised instructions render themselves liable to a penalty of up to $200 as decided by the Executive Committee. 41. RESPONSIBILITIES OF EXHIBITORS Exhibitors are responsible for the actions, doings, or sayings of their authorised managers, agents, or attendants, See also regulation RIBBONS Ribbons will be issued to the first; second; and third placing awarded by the Judge in each class or as otherwise specified. Where there are 15 or more animals present in a class and the judge deems the animals worthy then Highly Commended and Commended may be awarded. Ribbon Colours: 1 st - Blue, 2 nd - Red, 3 rd - White, 4 th - Green, 5 th - Yellow, 6 th Orange, Highly Commended - Mauve Commended - Purple 43. SALE OF ANIMALS All private sales arising at and from the BEWSS&S before and after the sale is conducted will be liable for a 5% commission to be paid to the committee to help fund and continue to run the show successfully. 44. SCANNING Results of scanned sheep will be printed and available for public information. PLEASE NOTE: Scanning will take place on Friday 9 th September between 1:00pm and 6:00pm. Sheep under 1½ to be scanned fee to be paid with entries of $4.40 per sheep. 45. SHEARING DATES All sheep must be shorn no more than 28 days prior to the show. 46. SIGNAGE Stud signage is limited to a single sign per exhibiting stud with dimensions no greater than 1.0m x.05m. 47. TRANSPORT OF ANIMALS As required by Victorian and statutory authorities. 48. TROPHY POINTS As specified in relevant sections. 49. USE OF POWDERS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES Exhibitors are not permitted to use powders or other substances on the face and/or colour on legs and feet in the preparation of any animal for showing. 50. VERMIN INFESTED ANIMALS The Disputes Committee has the power to refuse admission to or cause to be removed from the Show any exhibit infected with any parasite, (especially any animal with lice), contagious or any other disease. Any Exhibitor who has vermin detected on exhibits, will only be allowed to exhibit at future shows if they produce a Department of Agriculture certificate stating that exhibits are vermin free in the week immediately prior to the Show. 51. WITHDRAWALS No withdrawals will be permitted unless a notification from the Exhibitor, his authorised manager or agent is lodged with the Secretary before inspection or latest allowable time of arrival. After arrival at the Showground s an animal may be withdrawn from an event or class if it becomes unfit to compete. 9

10 WHITE SUFFOLK JUDGING SATURDAY 8.30am WHITE SUFFOLK EWE CLASSES Class WS1 Novice Class Ewe - All entries must pay one entry fee and also enter in the ordinary classes as well. WS2 WS3 WS4 WS5 WS6 Ewe, over 1½ years, shorn untrimmed with lamb at foot Ewe, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in April the year prior to the show. Ewe, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in May the year prior to the show. Ewe, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in June the year prior to the show. Pair of Ewes, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in April, May or June the year prior to the show. SENIOR CHAMPION EWE RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION EWE WS7 WS8 Ewe, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in July the year prior to the show. Ewe, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in August the year prior to the show. WS9 Pair of Ewes, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in July, August or September the year prior to the show. WS10 WS11 Ewe Lamb, in the wool, born after 1 st April the year of the show. Ewe Lamb, shorn, untrimmed, born after 1 st April the year of the show. JUNIOR CHAMPION EWE RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION EWE GRAND CHAMPION EWE 10

11 WHITE SUFFOLK RAM CLASSES WS12 WS13 WS14 WS15 WS16 WS17 Novice Class Ram - All entries must pay one entry fee and compete in the ordinary classes. Ram, over1½ years, bred by the exhibitor, machine shorn, untrimmed Ram, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in April the year prior to the Show. Showing no more than 4 teeth Ram, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in May the year prior to the show. Ram, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in June the year prior to the show. Pair of Rams, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in April, May or June the year prior to the show. Showing no more than 4 teeth SENIOR CHAMPION RAM RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION RAM WS18 WS19 WS20 WS21 WS22 Ram, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in July the year prior to the show. Ram, under 1½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in August the year prior to the show. Pair of Rams, under 1 ½ years, shorn, untrimmed, born in July, August or September the year prior to the show. Ram Lamb, in the wool, born after 1 st April the year of the Show. Ram Lamb, machine shorn within 21 days, untrimmed, born after 1 st April the year of the Show. WS 23 Stockscan Performance Class - Ram under 1 1/2 years machine shorn, not more than 21 days and not less than 14 days prior to judging. Rams will be weighed and scanned for Eye muscle width, depth & fat on Friday. To be drawn from ordinary classes. $11 entry fee + $5.50 scan fee. Points will be allocated for these traits as well as the judge allocating points for breed type. JUNIOR CHAMPION RAM RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RAM GRAND CHAMPION RAM SUPREME WHITE SUFFOLK EXHIBIT 11

12 GROUP CLASS $11 Entry Fee for Group Classes WS24 Breeders Group 1 Ram and 2 Ewes to be drawn from ordinary classes Breeders Group WS25 WS26 Sires Progeny Group Comprising of 3 sheep either sex - to be drawn from ordinary classes Pen of 3 Rams Born April to September to be drawn from ordinary classes. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR The Most Successful award will be calculated according to the number of sheep actually paraded in each class i.e. 1 to 10 entries: First, 3 points; Second, 2 points; Third, 1 point.11 to 30 entries: First, 4 points; Second, 3 points; Third, 2 points; Fourth, 1 point. Over 30 entries: First, 5 points; Second, 4 points; Third, 3 points; Fourth, 2 points; Fifth, 1 point. Restricted to sheep bred by the Exhibitor. Awards in the Group Class of 1 ram & 2 ewes will be the only class NOT to be taken into consideration when deciding the award. If a tie still exists, a count back, approved by the Committee will be made to determine the winner. 12

13 SUFFOLK JUDGING SUNDAY 9.30am SUFFOLK EWE CLASSES Class S1 Ewe over 1 ½ years, shorn, with lamb at foot S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 Ewe under 1 ½ years shown in the wool Ewe, under 1 ½ years, shorn, born before 1st July the year prior to the show Ewe, under 1 ½ years, shorn, born in July the year prior to the show Ewe, under 1 ½ years, shorn, born after 1 st August the year prior to the show Ewe, lamb in the wool, born after 1 st April in the year of the show. Pair of Shorn Ewes. Under 1 1/3 years CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE RESERVE CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE SUFFOLK RAM CLASSES Class S8 Ram, over 1 ½ years shorn S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 Ram, under 1 ½ years, shown in wool Ram, under 1 ½ years, shorn, born before1st July the year prior to the show Ram, under 1 ½ years, shorn, born in July the year prior to the show Ram, under 1 ½ years, shorn, born after 1 st August the year prior to the show Ram lamb, in the wool, born after 1 st April in the year of the show Pair of rams, under 1 ½ years, shorn CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM RESERVE CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM SUPREME SUFFOLK EXHIBIT 13

14 GROUP CLASS $11 Entry Fee for Group Classes S15 Breeders Group 1 Ram and 2 Ewes to be drawn from ordinary classes S16 Sires Progeny Group Comprising of 3 sheep either sex - to be drawn from ordinary classes MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR The Most Successful award will be calculated according to the number of sheep actually paraded in each class i.e. 1 to 10 entries: First, 3 points; Second, 2 points; Third, 1 point.11 to 30 entries: First, 4 points; Second, 3 points; Third, 2 points; Fourth, 1 point. Over 30 entries: First, 5 points; Second, 4 points; Third, 3 points; Fourth, 2 points; Fifth, 1 point. Restricted to sheep bred by the Exhibitor. Awards in the Group Class of 1 ram & 2 ewes will be the only class NOT to be taken into consideration when deciding the award. If a tie still exists, a count back, approved by the Committee will be made to determine the winner. 14

15 Reserve Champion Suffolk Ram Champion Suffolk Ram 15

16 Grand Champion & Senior Champion White Suffolk Ram & Supreme White Suffolk Exhibit - Rene Grand Champion White Suffolk Ewe - Sunnybanks Junior handler 14 years & under Junior handler 15 years & over Junior judging 14 years & under Junior judging 15 years & over 16