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GILGANDRA SHOW SOCIETY INC

104th Annual Show

26th & 27th April, 2019

President: Alan Smith Secretary: Madeline Foran

PO Box 176 Gilgandra NSW 2827 Phone: 0421785764 Email: [email protected]

Schedule compiled and printed by Gilgandra Show Society Inc Secretary

mailto:[email protected]

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104th Annual Show

Friday, April 26 8.30am - Jumping

10am - Ring Events

6pm - Showgirl Announced

Saturday, April 27

8.30am - Jumping, Pavilions

9am - Ring Events

9:30am - Cattle, Sheep, Reptile Show starts (all day)

11am - Speed Shear, Whip Cracking starts

12noon - Tiny Tots (near Secretary's Office)

1pm - Official Opening,

2pm - Dog High Jump, Bikes

Time TBC - Rodeo

On Dark - Fireworks

See map over...

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SHOWGROUND MAP

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104th Annual Show Friday & Saturday

26th & 27th April, 2019

All entries in pavilion classes must be at the ground no later than 9.30am on

the first day and are not to be removed before 5pm on the second day. Any

items that are not collected will be the responsibility of the entrant - not

Gilgandra Show Society Inc.

Index of Events

BILLY CART RACES ........................................................................................... 102

CATTLE .................................................................................................................. 44

COOKERY .............................................................................................................. 84

DOG HIGH JUMP ................................................................................................... 94

FARMERS CHALLENGE ....................................................................................... 99

FINE ARTS ........................................................................................................... 92

FLOWERS .............................................................................................................. 79

GIL BROTHERS RODEO ..................................................................................... 39

HANDICRAFTS ...................................................................................................... 90

HARNESS RACING ................................................................................................ 18

HORSE SECTION ................................................................................................. 21

JUMPING ............................................................................................................... 42

LAWN MOWER RACING ..................................................................................... 102

MINIATURE HORSES ............................................................................................ 36

MODIFIED PUSH BIKE COMPETITION .............................................................. 104

NEEDLEWORK ..................................................................................................... 87

PET SHOW ............................................................................................................ 76

PHOTOGRAPHY .................................................................................................... 96

POULTRY .............................................................................................................. 68

RECYCLING ........................................................................................................... 91

SHOWGIRL COMPETITION ................................................................................ 16

SPEED SHEAR ...................................................................................................... 62

TINY TOTS COMPETITION ................................................................................... 14

VEGETABLES, FRUIT & PRODUCE ..................................................................... 74

WHEAT .................................................................................................................. 71

WOOL ..................................................................................................................... 64

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TINY TOTS COMPETITION ___________________________________________________ 14

2019 SHOWGIRL COMPETITION ______________________________________________ 16

Gilgandra Show Harness Racing 2019 ________________________________________ 18

HORSE SECTION ___________________________________________________________ 21

GIL BROTHERS RODEO ______________________________________________________ 39

JUMPING ________________________________________________________________ 42

Cattle ___________________________________________________________________ 44

JUNIOR JUDGING __________________________________________________________ 48

SHEEP ___________________________________________________________________ 51

British Bred Sheep _________________________________________________________ 57

SPEED SHEAR _____________________________________________________________ 60

FLEECE WOOL _____________________________________________________________ 64

POULTRY ________________________________________________________________ 68

WHEAT __________________________________________________________________ 71

Vegetables, Fruit Honey and Eggs ____________________________________________ 74

PET SHOW _______________________________________________________________ 76

FLOWERS ________________________________________________________________ 79

COOKERY ________________________________________________________________ 84

NEEDLEWORK ____________________________________________________________ 87

HANDICRAFTS ____________________________________________________________ 90

RECYCLING _______________________________________________________________ 91

FINE ARTS _______________________________________________________________ 92

PHOTOGRAPHY ___________________________________________________________ 96

DOG HIGH JUMP __________________________________________________________ 94

FARMERS CHALLENGE ______________________________________________________ 99

MODIFIED PUSH BIKE COMPETITION _________________________________________ 104

LAWN MOWER RACING ____________________________________________________ 101

BILLY CART RACES ________________________________________________________ 102

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Gilgandra 104th Annual Show Main Events Official Show Opening

1pm, Saturday, 27th April, 2019

• Gilgandra Showgirl Competition

• Ring Events

• Dog High Jump

• Ground Exhibitions and Displays

• Modified Bike Competition

• Gilgandra Tiny Tots Competition

• Billy Cart Races

• Lawn Mower Races

• Whip cracking

• Circus West

• Fireworks

• Livestock

• Reptile Show

• Pet Show

• Pavilion Displays

• Farmers Challenge

• Gill Bros Rodeo

• Display Bikes

Entry Conditions

• All members must show ticket at main gate.

• All displays and attractions must show passes at main gate.

• No glass or alcohol to be permitted on to grounds.

• Judges to show complimentary ticket at main gate.

• Competitors compete at their own risk. Junior competitors under the age of 18 years are the direct responsibility of their parent or guardian.

• All competitors in all categories must sign waivers.

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Office Bearers 2019

President: Alan Smith

Vice Presidents: David McBurnie, Amy Cruickshank

Treasurer: Claire Mudford

Secretary: Madeline Foran

Chief Ground Steward: Bonnie Tink

Management Committee: A Smith, R Barden, B Batten, J Marchant, B Tink, A Vernon, C Pagan, M Barden, A Cruickshank, N Charters, J White,

D McBurnie, G Smith, and B James.

Chief Stewards: Pavilion - J White. Flowers - H Murray.

Show Jumping - E Markey.

Wood Chopping - D Howard. Cooking - Claire Mudford.

Photography - U Gaff & M Raglus. Cattle • A Vernon. Grain - B Rodway.

Junior Judging - G Smith & T Standing. Vegetables - J White.

Sheep - M Barden. Handicrafts - C Smith.

Fleece Wool - P McAllister. Needlework - K McBurnie.

Poultry - S Thurlow. Showgirl – T Lummis. Carts and Mowers – J Farrar.

Membership of the Association: Annual membership fee of $20 entitles Member to:

Free admission to Show for self, partner and children under 16 years plus one free

car parking space.

2. Attend all meetings of the Gilgandra Show Society and vote on all matters affecting the Society. Single Membership: Annual membership of $10 entitles that member to one ticket,

to attend all meetings of the Gilgandra Show Society and to vote on all matters affecting the society.

Membership can be paid at MHThomas and Gilgandra Real Estate

Regular Meeting Dates: Fourth Monday of the month.

GATE CHARGES

Aged Pensioners ................................................................................................$5.00

Adults ...............................................................................................................$10.00

Children Under 16 years ....................................................................................$5.00

Children Under 5 years ........................................................................................Free

Cars ....................................................................................................................$2.00

Car Stands ................................................................$8.00 for the first 25, then $4.00

Plenty of parking space and car stands available Disabled parking available

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PAST PRESIDENTS, SECRETARIES & TREASURERS PRESIDENTS

1911: Mr WM Stockings 1966-1968 Mr C C Doud 1995-1997 Mr A Christie 1912-1914 Mr R Stanley 1969-1971 Mr R S Beveridge 1998-2000 Mr C M Zell 1916-1922 Mr K McAllister 1972-1974 Mr CC Doud 2001-2003 Mr B Batten 1923: Mr W A Barden 1975-1977 Mr D F Horwood 2004-2006 Mr G Selems 1924: Mr K McAllister 1978-1980 Mr J McAllister 2007-2009 Mr C Zell 1925-1926 Mr G M McKellar 1981-1983 Mr A Christie 2010-2012 Mr R Barden 1927-1946 Mr R Stanley 1984-1986 Mr L Hosegood 2013-2015 Mr B Batten 1947-1958 Mr AR Burrell 1987-1989 Mr AS Barden 2016 Mrs C Mudford 1959-1962 Mr J W Wilson 1990-1991 Mr J Mudford 2017 Mr R Barden 1963-1965 Mr RM Stanley 1992-1994 Mr C Rogers 2018-2019 Mr A Smith

SECRETARIES

1911-1912 Mr AF Fitzhardinge 1981-1992 Mrs J Marchant 2011-2014 Mrs Rose Rushton 1913-1946 Mr G Christie 1916-1919 Acting Secretary Mr J Christie

1993-1995 Mrs D Allen 1995-2002 Mrs T Hutchison 2003-2005 Mrs R Godber

2015 Mr Steve Basham & Mrs Rose Rushton 2016-2017 Miss R Thomas

1947-1976 Mr AF Christie 2004-2007 Mrs S Foran 2017-2019 Madeline Foran 1977 Mrs D Lithgow 2008 Ms G Wilkinson 1978-1980 Mrs I Ryan 2009-2010 Mrs Beryl Barden

HONORARY TREASURERS

1911-1922 Mr G Rankin 1961-1966 Mr A Carr-Boyd 1991-1992 Mr J Packham 1923-1938 Mr W A Brown 1967-1973 Mr C Shaw 1993-1995 Mr K Plncombe 1938-1940 Mr W C Highfield 1973-1975 Mr P Burns 1996·1998 Mr T Green 1941-1948 Mr J Murray 1976-1981 Mr K Wood 1998 2015 Mrs J Marchant 1949-1954 Mr K Burge 1982-1987 Mr J Thurkettle 2016 Mr J Claringbold 1955-1960 Mr EE Dart 1988-1990 Mr B Stannard 2017 Mrs B Prout

LIFE MEMBERS

Mr R Beveridge Mrs J Marchant Mr M Laurie Mrs M Christie Mr B Batten Mr S Thurlow Mr G Smith Mr C Rogers

Mr J White Mrs N Charters

Mr R Barden

DECEASED LIFE MEMBERS

Mr G Christie Mr D Horwood Mr R Macinnes Mrs E Beveridge Mr K Beveridge Mr CM Zell Mr R Stanley Mr J McAllister Mr AA Milgate Mr JJ O'Brien Mr I Rogers Mrs N Wilson Mr AR Burrell Mr H Bennington Mr E Wilson Mr R M Stanley Mr CC Doud Mrs J Wise Mr L Hosegood Mr I Markey

Mr A Christie Mrs M Doud

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Donations and Trophies

2019 Show - Thank you for your valued support 3D's Butchery Aaeedah Stud Andy and Ellen Roach Contracting Armatree Hotel Barden, Ross & Beryl Bendigo Community Bank Beveridge, Joyce Beveridge, S D & W A Bi-Rite Electrical Body Balance Massage Burrell, Mrs Lorraine C & A Cruickshank Cafe 41 Carlo's Super IGA Gilgandra Central Stores Central West Engineering Central West Poultry Chad Wool Chandlers Hay and Chaff Chandler, Wendy Choice Shearing Equipment Christie and Hood Christie, Margaret Coggan Wool Collie Hotel Collina Partnership Coo-ee Motel CPS Thomas Stock & Station Creenaune Family Curban Community Hall & Tennis Management Committee Curban Farmers Co-op Ltd Deadly Hunting & Outdoors Dench's Fertiliser Spreading Diggs Butchery Don Chad Wool Don McDonald Wool Driven Mobile Solutions Dubbo Pet and Stock Feeds Easmans Service Station Elders Dubbo Elders Insurances Fergusons Colmardie Prt. Fletcher International Exports Foran, Elaine Foran, Lois Foran, Madeline Fully Promoted Furneys Stock Feeds GK & LH Rohr Gale, W & J Gavo's Auto Electrics Geronimo Gilgandra Ag & Auto Gilgandra Ag n Vet Services

Gilgandra College of TAFE Gilgandra CWA Evening Branch Gilgandra Embroidery Group Gilgandra Funerals & Monuments Gilgandra Garden Club Gilgandra Insurance Service Gilgandra Motors Gilgandra Newsagency Gilgandra Newspapers Ply Ltd Gilgandra pest Control Gilgandra Pharmacy Gilgandra Photography Group Gilgandra Pony Club Gilgandra Poultry Gilgandra Preschool Gilgandra Services Club Gilgandra Shire Council Gilgandra Sporting Club & Bistro Gilgandra Toyota Gilgandra Veterinary Clinic Gllgandra Wednesday Quilters Gilvin Park Trust Graincorp Gil Service Centre Harris, Mrs Robyn Heiniger Shearing Supplies Hillside Majesty Memorial Howard, Dennis Hugh Stanley Memorial Hutchison, Lorraine Jemalong Wool Ply Ltd Johnson's Family Store Johnson's Gourmet Butchery Keystone Cafe Kilby Family Kilby, Mrs Jenny Kilby, Mrs Lesley Kildara Paint Horse Stud Landmark Lanoc Wool

Late Mrs M Doud Late Murphy, Mrs Marie

Leader Products Little Big Dairy Co McBurnie, Mrs Karen McKechnie Family Marchant, Mrs Enid Marchant, Joy Markey Family Max Mudford Transport Meyers Motor Clinic MHSA Incorporated M H Thomas & Gilgandra Real Estate Milgate Transport Mitre 10 Morris & Weir Electrical Mudford, Claire

Mudford, Keith and Claire Mudford, Noel and Norma Muddys Quality Shearing Murray, Helen National Australia Bank Nell & Rose Nelson Family Next Gen No CSG Gilgandra District Inc NSW Farmers Association Old Nardoo Charolais Olsson Stock Blocks Orana Wool & Scrap Metal Parkdale Merino Stud Patrice Salon Peter Fallon Memorial Photo lmage'ree Prout, Ally Purvis, Mrs Brenda Quailty Wool Quayle, A and R Quayle, Veronica Railway Hotel Ridley International Rivwest Finance Rodway, Bruce Rogers, Bev Royal Hotel Sandy Creek Braford Stud Schute Bell Scott Beveridge Memorial Trophy Shearing Supplies Dubbo Smith, Mrs C Target Country Tattersalls Hotel The Next Grind The Top Shop Thiele, Karen This 'n' That Tingles Massage & Beauty Totally Wild Glass Garden Tooraweenah Prime Lamb Marketing Co-op TyreRight Weealla Merino & Poll Merino Stud Western Farm Machinery Weston, June Westwood, Clint Wideland Ag & Construction Wilson Family Wrigley International Yoothamurra Poll Dorset Zell,Jenny

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Gilgandra Show Society Inc President's Message

The 2018 show was a great success with another record crowd, a great rollup of sideshows and all livestock and pavilion sections well supported. 2018 saw the introduction of a twilight rodeo which proved to be a great highlight. The show was opened by Grace Eppelstun who grew up in Grenfell and was lucky enough to be the 2016 Sydney Royal Showgirl. She is a great advocate of young people getting involved in Agriculture. The dry conditions over the last couple of years have continued to hurt our community. With the support of funding from the Federal Government’s Drought Communities Program, the Show Society took it upon themselves to organise the “Dust to Dusk” concert held in November 2018. This saw some high profile musical acts perform in our community, was well attended and was deemed a great success. As with any community event, it takes a committee of people to make the show happen. So a big thank you for the enthusiasm shown by our current committee and the huge amount of work undertaken by our secretary Madeline Foran. Also a big thank you for the ongoing support of all our sponsors and competitors, without whom the show would not happen. In 2019 we hope to have a bigger and better show again with the return of the rodeo, freestyle motorbikes and everyone’s favourite, the fireworks. Let’s all hope for a change in the weather and a return to more normal seasonal conditions. Best wishes, Alan Smith, 2018 President, Gilgandra Show Society Inc

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OFFICIAL SHOW OPENING

1pm

Saturday, 27th April, 2019

TINY TOTS COMPETITION (limit 15)

Use entry forms in schedule.

Children to be accompanied by either their parents or a

responsible adult. Waivers must be signed.

To be held on Saturday.

Children to meet at Secretary's Office at 12 noon.

Presentation near Secretary's Office straight after judging.

Must be 3 years old at date of show and no older than 5 years.

Master and Miss Tiny Tot Proudly sponsored by

Target Country, Carlo's Super IGA Supermarket, Johnson's Family Store, Gilgandra

Preschool and Gilgandra Newsagency.

Entries: Contact L Batten 6847 2487

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2019 SHOWGIRL COMPETITION

Chief Steward: Tracey Lummis 0401531282

Open to all girls who will be aged between 18-24 years at the following year's Royal Easter Show.

Proudly sponsored by

Gilgandra Pharmacy This 'n' That Patrice Hair Salon Railway Hotel The Next Grind Home Sweet Home Tingles Massage & Beauty IGA Central Stores The Studio Lah Cafe The Blue Door Keystone Nails by Em Sheer Style Halo Hair Jade Thompson photography Hair and Beauty for You

2018 Showgirl entrants

Kate Banks, Jenna Barwick and Caitlyn King with steward Emma Robinson

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Next Gen

Best Youth Exhibit

in Show

All exhibits entered in the Show by persons under the age of 18 are

automatically entered.

Prize $100 Cash and Broad Ribbon.

Champion will be announced at the Official Opening.

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Gilgandra Show Harness Racing 2019 Chief Steward: Barrie Batten Ph: 6847 2487

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

The Trotting Races to be under the Rules of the Harness Racing Authority of New South Wales.

Entries must state age, colour, sex and pedigree of the horse and particulars of last winning performance and last start at BOTH Shows and licensed Trotting Meetings. It shall also be stated whether or not the horse will race hobbled or unhobbled in each event in which it is entered. No entry will be accepted for non named horses. All horses must be named with the Trotting Authority of NSW, OWNERS OF WINNING HORSES MUST SIGN A DECLARATION CONFIRM ING THE PARTICULARS SUPPLIED WHEN NOMINATING BEFORE TRO PHIES CAN BE PRESENTED. Before any horse can be nominated to compete at an Agricultural Show or Gymkhana the owner/lessee must hold a Name Assessment Certificate issued by the New South Wales Trotting Club Ltd. Name Assessment Certificate to be handed to the supervisor before the horse starts in any event and collected at the completion of the Show. All events in harness only.

Attention is directed to the following Rule of the Harness Racing Authority of NSW. 58. By the entry of or endeavouring to enter a horse every person having, or sub

sequently acquiring, any interest in such horse, shall be deemed to accept all the conditions and restrictions imposed or implied by these rules and to be barred from questioning the action or conduct of a Club or any officials of a Club, or such other body in respect of such a horse, or of any person connected wherewith otherwise that is provided for in Part 9. A copy of this Rule shall by printed on all programs and schedules. At the Agricultural Shows and Sport Meetings not licensed under the Gaming and Betting Act 1912-49 a horse competing in hobbles shall not compete unhobbled in any subsequent event at the same Show or Meeting and vice versa. Rule 72. In the case of an Agricultural Society or Association or body conducting a sports meeting or gymkhana, it shall be necessary in addition to the other details required in the program to state that no horse disqualified under these Rules or owned or trained by any person disqualified or suspended under these Rules may enter for or compete in any of the races advertised on the program and also that no person disqualified or suspended under these Rules may drive in a race advertised in the program. Entry fee $10 per entry, which fee must accompany all nominations. Every rider must wear a protective skull cap in each race, also white trousers and proper racing colours. SPECIAL NOTE: All races will be run in an anti clockwise direction.

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Annual Show Saturday

27th April, 2019

SCHEDULE OF PRIZES

Trotting Steward: Mr B Batten

Ph: 6847 2487

Sponsors for Harness Racing events are GK & LH Rohr,

Chandler's Hay & Chaff, Gilgandra Toyota, Gilgandra Funerals & Monuments,

Creenaune Family, Tatt's Hotel and Morris and Weir.

PROGRAM

Prize: First - Set of hobbles, Second - rug, Third - headstall plus feed.

Race 1 - 1pm - Maiden Pace

Sponsored by GK & LH Rohr and Morris & Weir Electrical For three year olds and upwards that have not won at a

LTM or Show 2160 metres.

Race 2 - 2pm - Sponsored by Gilgandra Toyota

Two year old pacers PDLTW 1760 metres.

Race 3 - 3pm - Sponsored by Gilgandra Funerals & Monument

Three year old with no more than two wins this season.

PDLTW 2160 metres

Race 4 - Sponsored by Chandler's Hay and Chaff

For pacers with 1 - 3 LTW excluding two year old events. 2160 metres..

Race 5 - 4.30pm - Creenaune Family and Tatt's Hotel

For pacers with four of more wins excluding two year old events. 2160 metres.

All races carry trophies of hobbles, rugs and headstalls plus bag of feed

Waivers must be signed by all drivers.

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HORSE SECTION Ringmaster: Wendy Ettershank

Hack: Over 15 hands

Galloway: Over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands

Pony: 14 hands and under

Horses, Galloways and Ponies

Stallions to be adequately supervised. See guidelines.

Prizewinners in registered events must present papers to stewards.

Any competitor requiring confirmation of wins for Royal Pointscore must complete relevant

paperwork with the judges and hand to the stewards.

Ponies and Galloways cannot compete in horse classes, except in Section C - Jumping

unless stated.

Stallions are not eligible for Hack Classes.

A Brood Mare exhibited in class for Brood Mares must be either in foal or have foal at foot

and shall not be permitted to compete in Saddle and Harness Classes.

An exhibit which has won in a pairs or four class may still be considered a Maiden or

Novice as the case may be for a single class.

First Prize Winners only are eligible for Championship Judging.

Prizemoney only paid to child riders under 12 years old in their riding classes. Prizemoney

is not payable to children under 12 years old in hacking classes. Maiden Classes: Open

to Ponies or Horses that have never won a first prize at any show.

Harness Classes: All entries must be harnessed to a regulation sulky and will not be

judged if in a trotting gig.

Champion Ribbon: Will not be awarded where there is no competition.

Stewards reserve the right to disqualify contestants causing undue delay to the staging of

an event. No electric fences or tape to be used.

STALLION SAFE PRACTICES GUIDELINES

Effective 01 January 2011

Equestrian Australia has, in the interests of public safety and with the assistance of the

National Sport Committees, developed the following Code of Conduct, which is a set of

guidelines available for adoption by events and organisations.

1. Stallions should wear official 'discs' at all times whilst at the venue. These discs

are to be worn on both sides of head collars and bridles or on some part of the horse on

both sides to identify to others that the horse is a stallion.

2. No stallion is to be moved around a venue without displaying the stallion discs and a

suitable restraint. The restraint can be either a bridle, a rearing bit or a chain lead rein over

the nose or under the jaw.

3. Where possible all stallions are to be stabled. If suitable stabling is not available

stallions need to wear a collar, which is securely tied to the outside of a truck or trailer.

Stallions tied to the outside of a truck or trailer MUST be supervised at all times.

4. Stallions may be substituted in prize-giving ceremonies with another horse should

the rider deem it to be safer.

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5. It is recommended that riders and handlers of stallions at shows be over the age of 17

years; however, it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to understand the full code

of conduct for stallions at events. With the exception of rule 1.1.8 in the Show Horse Rules

and Guidelines, stallions are not permitted in Show Horse classes at EA state or

championship events. All riders/handlers under the age of 17 years must be supervised

by an adult/parent/guardian whilst at the event.

6. It is the stallion owner's/rider's responsibility to ensure that all possible safety

precautions are taken.

7. Floats/Trucks that transport stallions should display the official magnet giving notice

that there is a stallion on board.

These guidelines are consistent with Equestrian Australia's focus on improving safety by

identifying risks and putting in place measures to mitigate those risks.

The use of the horse and float identification discs is compulsory at all Equestrian Australia

events. The horse and float discs are available for purchase from the National Office of

Equestrian Australia. Only the approved discs will be permitted.

Drug testing may be carried out at anytime during and before the show.

OFF THE TRACK ACT/NSW SERIES COMPETITION

1. The event is open to all thoroughbreds that have officially raced or trialled either

locally, nationally or internationally. All horses are required to be three years and

over and 14.2hh. All horses will be registered with Racing Australia.

2. Racing name to be used.

3. Qualifying Shows must be affiliated with Agricultural Societies Council of NSW

Ltd or Show Horse Council of Australasia Inc.

4. OTT Qualifying classes will be judged as a ridden class.

5. 5.Once a qualifier has been won, the horse cannot compete in other qualifiers with

in the season. Horses that have achieved Runner Up are able to continue in the

competition unless they win an OTT Qualifier class. The winner and runner up of

each qualifying class will by eligible to compete in the State Final.

6. Horses will be judged as a good example of a Thoroughbred rather than riding

horse/hunter types with the following being taken into consideration.

a. Thoroughbred qualities

b. Conformation

c. Manners, paces and performance

d. Injuries caused through racing such a blemishes are allowed

7. Judges decision is final in qualifiers and final.

8. Horse and Owner must reside in ACT or NSW to compete in the Off the Track

ACT/NSW Series. See centre of schedule for Entry Form.

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RING PROGRAM

Entry Fees for all events must be paid prior to competing and are $2 for all events except

dressage which is $5 per entry. Tickets can be purchased from the Caravan in the Main

Ring. Prizemoney for children under 12 years will be distributed by Stewards in the ring.

Championships: No special entry required. First prize winners only to

compete.

FIRST DAY Main Arena: Sporting Events - Afternoon Program

SECOND DAY Ring No 1: No Coats Non-Qualifying Ring. Classes will be judged in

Ring No 1.

Ring No 1A: All Breeds

Ring No 2: Hack, Pony and Galloway Classes

Ring No 3: Hack, Pony and Galloway Classes

Ring No 4: Australian Stock Horses and Harness

Ring No 5: Miniature Horses

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MAIN ARENA

Friday 26th April, 2019

SHOWJUMPING Commences at 8.30am

SPORTING EVENTS 2pm start

Entry fee $2 (Ribbons awarded to third place)

Flag races Junior Under 12 years Intermediate 12 - 17 years Open - over 18 years

Bending Races

Junior Under 12 years

Intermediate 12 - 17 years

Open - over 18 years

Barrell Races




Running T




Diamond Flag




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SECOND DAY

RING 1 - NO COATS NON-QUALIFYING (No results sent to Australian Show Council)

Open to locals, newcomers to showing and riders starting a new horse.

Contact: Wendy Ettershank 0428 524 486

Email: [email protected]

(Horses from open rings not eligible to compete except in classes 130 and 131)

Saturday 27th April, 2019, 9am start

Lunch Break 12.45pm, Ring resumes 2pm.

Stallions to be adequately supervised. Stallions should wear official 'discs' at all times whilst at the venue. See guidelines.

Entry Fee $2 Tickets to be purchased at entry to the Main Arena.


Safety Helmets and regulation riding boots must be worn and waivers completed for each event entered otherwise entry will be refused.

Prizemoney will only be issued to child rider classes under 12 years old.

First $4, Second $2, Third receives a ribbon.

Champion Ribbon or Trophy

Champions from this ring are not eligible for Supreme Champion Hack in other rings.

101. Led Pony not exceeding 14hh 102. Led Galloway 14hh and not exceeding 15hh

103. Led Hack over 15hh Champion Led Horse - Trophy donated by Furneys Stock Feeds

Reserve Champion Led Local Horse

RIDDEN PONY CLASSES 104. Maiden or Novice Pony not exceeding 14hh

105. Open Pony not exceeding 14hh 106. Child's Pony not exceeding 14hh

Champion Pony - Trophy donated by Furneys Stock Feeds Reserve Champion Pony

RIDDEN GALLOWAY CLASSES

107. Maiden or Novice Galloway 14hh and not exceeding 15hh

108. Open Galloway 14hh and not exceeding 15hh

109. Child's Galloway 14hh and not exceeding 15hh Champion Galloway - Trophy donated by Furneys Stock Feeds

Reserve Champion Galloway


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RIDDEN HACK CLASSES

110. Maiden or Novice Hack over 15hh

111. Open Hack over 15hh

112. Child's Hack over 15hh Champion Hack - Trophy donated by Furneys Stock Feeds

Reserve Champion Hack

113. Pleasure Horse any height

(to be ridden one handed in a snaffle bit with no artificial aids)

114. Quietest Child's Horse or Pony

RIDING CLASSES

115. Lady rider 17 years to 21 years

116. Lady rider 21 years and over

117. Gent rider 17 years to 21 years

118. Gent rider 21 years and over Champion Adult Rider - Trophy donated by Furneys Stock Feeds

Reserve Champion Gent Rider

119. Pair Riders - 17 years and over 120. Pair Riders - under 17 years 121. Pair Adult and Child Riders - Child under 17 years

122. Team of 4 Riders any age

CHILD RIDER CLASSES

123. Beginner Rider any age - to be led

(not eligible for Champion or any prizemoney)

Prizemoney for first and second winners of child rider classes under 12-years-old given in Ring.

124. Boy or Girl rider under 7 years

125. Boy or Girl rider 7 years and under 9 years


Champion and Reserve Champion Boy or Girl Rider under 12 years


128. Boy or Girl rider 14 years and under 17 years Champion and Reserve Champion Boy or Girl Rider

12 years and under 17 years 129. Consolation Horse (for horses in No Coats Ring only)

Please note: To be eligible to compete in the consolation class, competitors must not have won a ribbon on the day.

OPEN TO COMPETITORS FROM OTHER RINGS

130. Station Horse any height (Workout to consist of waving or cracking a whip on the horse, opening a gate, carrying a raincoat etc)

131. Costume class

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BREED RING • ALL HORSES MUST BE REGISTERED AND PAPERS PRESENTED TO THE STEWARD

LED & RIDDEN

Contact: Wendy Ettershank 0428524486


RING 1A - BREED

Will commence at the completion of first available ring.




THOROUGHBREDS

132. Led registered Thoroughbred Cold or Stallion

133. Led registered Thoroughbred Mare or Filly

134. Led registered Thoroughbred Gelding

Champion Led Thoroughbred Reserve Champion Led Thoroughbred

ARABIAN

135. Led registered Arabian/Derivative Colt or Stallion

136. Led registered Arabian/Derivative Mare or Filly

137. Led registered Arabian/Derivative Gelding

Champion Led Arabian/Derivative Exhibit Reserve Champion Led Arabian/Derivative Exhibit

WESTERN BREEDS - QH, PAINT, PARTBRED, APPALOOSA

138. Led Western Breeds Stallion

139. Led Western Breeds Mare 140. Led Western Breeds Gelding

Champion and Reserve Western Breeds Led

141. Led Welsh Pony pure or partbred

142. Led Riding Pony 143. Led APSB pure or partbred

144. Led Australian Saddle Pony Champion and Reserve Champion Led Registered Pony

ANY OTHER BREED

145. Led Stallion Bred 146. Led Clydesdale 147. Led any other breed not mentioned

Champion and Reserve Led Any Other Breed


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OPEN LED PONIES

148. Led mare under 12h

149. Led mare 12h ne 13h


151. Led gelding under 12h

152. Led gelding 12h ne 13h


CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LED OPEN PONY

LED GALLOWAYS



CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAYS

LED HORSES

156. Led mare over 15h

157. Led gelding over 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK

RIDDEN CLASSES

158. Ridden registered Thoroughbred

159. Ridden Arabian/Derivative

160. Ridden Western Breeds - English attire

161. Ridden Welsh Pony

162. Ridden Riding Pony

163. Ridden APSB Pony

164. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony

165. Ridden Standardbred

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN BREED

166. Off the Track ridden 15hh to 16hh

167. Off the Track ridden 16hh and over

8 Hargraves Lane, Gilgandra

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SECOND DAY

RING 2

Contact: Wendy Ettershank 0428 524 486


Saturday 27th April, 2019, 9am start Lunch Break 12.45pm, Ring resumes 2pm.


Prizewinners in registered events must present papers to stewards. Any competitor requiring confirmation of wins for Royal Point Score must complete relevant paperwork with the judges

and hand to the stewards.




A horse that has won a championship may not compete in the other rings

RING 2

9AM START

201. Smartest on Parade under 12yrs

202. Leading Rein pony ne 12h – Ridden by child 4yrs and under 8yrs

203. First Ridden pony ne 12.2h – Ridden by child under 12yrs

204. Small show hunter pony 12h and under

205. Small show hunter pony over 12h ne 12.2

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONY

206. Large show hunter pony over 12.2 ne 13h

207. Large show hunter pony over 13ne 13.2h

208. Large show hunter pony over 13.2 ne 14h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONY

209. Show hunter Galloway over 14h ne 14.2h

210. Show hunter Galloway over 14.2h ne 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONY

211. Small show hunter hack over 15h ne 15.2h

212. Small show hunter hack over 15.2h ne 16h

213. Hunter hack over 15h ne 16h

214. Large show hunter hack over 16h ne 16.2h

215. Large show hunter hack over 16.2h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK

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216. Senior Rider 18yrs and under 21yrs

217. Senior Rider 21yrs and under 30 yrs

218. Senior rider 30yrs and over

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER

219. Open small pony ne 11.2h

220. Open small pony over 11.2h ne 12h

221. Open small pony 12h ne 12.2h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL OPEN PONY

222. Open large pony over 12.2 ne 13h

223. Open large pony over 13h ne 13.2h

224. Open large pony over 13.2h ne 14h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PONY

225. Open small hack over 15h ne 15.2h

226. Open small hack over 15.2h ne 16h

227. Open large hack over 16h ne 16.2h

228. Open large hack over 16.2h


229. Open Galloway over 14h ne 14.2h

230. Open Galloway over 14.2 ne 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN GALLOWAY

SUPREME ridden Open and Hunter horse will be judged

at the conclusion of both rings 2 & 3

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK SASH – Donated by the Wilson Family in memory of Nola Wilson

SUPREME CHAMPION HUNTER HORSE SASH –

Donated by Dubbo and District Show Horse Association

PD BOWER - Rational Nutrition

We formulate, We manufacture, Lick Blocks, Loose Mixes, Pre Mixes and Complete Feeds to suit all requirements

PO Box 77 Boggabri NSW 2382 Ph - 1800 043 299

Fax - 02 67 434 266 Email [email protected]


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SECOND DAY

RING 3 Contact: Wendy Ettershank 0428 524 486



Lunch Break 12.45pm, Ring resumes 2pm. Stallions to be adequately supervised. Stallions should wear official 'discs' at

all times whilst at the venue. See guidelines.

Prizewinners in registered events must present papers to stewards. Any competitor requiring confirmation of wins for Royal Point Score must complete relevant paperwork with the judges and hand to the stewards.

Entry Fee $2 Tickets to be purchased al entry lo the Main Arena.

Drug testing may be carried out at anytime during and before the show. Safety Helmets and regulation riding boots must be worn and waivers

completed for each event entered otherwise entry will be refused. RING 3

9am START

301. Smartest on parade 18 yrs and over

302. Smartest on parade 12yrs up to and including 17yrs

303. Open Galloway 14h ne 14.2h

304. Open Galloway 14.2h ne 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY

305. Open small hack over 15h ne 15.2h

306. Open small hack over 15.2h ne 16h

307. Open large hack over 16h ne 16.2h

308. Open large hack over 16.2h


309. Open small pony ne 11.2h

310. Open small pony over 11.2h ne 12h

311. Open small pony over 12h ne 12.2h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY

312. Open large pony ne 12.2h ne 13h

313. Open large pony over 13h ne 13.2h

314. Open large pony over 13.2h ne 14h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE PONY


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315. Junior rider under 5yrs

316. Junior rider 5yrs and under 8yrs



CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER

319. Intermediate rider 12yrs and under 14yrs



CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RIDER

322. Show Hunter Pony 12.2h and under

323. Show Hunter Pony 12.2h ne 14h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER PONY

324. Show Hunter Galloway 14h ne 14.2

325. Show Hunter Galloway 14.2h ne 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER GALLOWAY

326. Show Hunter Hack 15h ne 16h

327. Show Hunter Hack over 16h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER HACK

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SECOND DAY

RING 4 - AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES AND HARNESS

Contact: Wendy Ettershank 0428 524 486 [email protected]


Lunch Break 12.45pm, Ring resumes 2pm.


Prizewinners in registered events must present papers to stewards. Any competitor requiring confirmation of wins for Royal Pointscore must complete relevant paperwork with the judges and hand to the stewards.


Drug testing may be carried out at anytime during and before the show. Safety Helmets and regulation riding boots must be worn and waivers

completed for each event entered otherwise entry will be refused.

AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE CLASSES

401. Led Filly 3 years and under 402. Led Colt or Gelding 3 years and under

Champion and Reserve 3 years and under LED

403. Led Gelding 4 years and over 404. Led Mare 4 years and over

405. Led Stallion

406. Led ASH Handler under 18

Champion and Reserve Champion Over 4 years LED

ASH Supreme LED

407. Hack 4 years and under, Filly, Gelding, Colt

408. Hack Mare 5 years and over

409. Hack Gelding/Stallion 5 years and over

410. Hack Mare or Gelding ridden by child under 18 years Champion and Reserve Champion Ash Hack

411. Working ASH 4 years and under

412. Working ASH Mare 5 years and over

413. Working ASH Gelding or Stallion 5 years and over

414. Working ASH Gelding or Mare, rider under 18 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Ash Working SUPREME ASH UNDER SADDLE HARNESS CLASSES

415. Best Pony Harness Turnout not exceeding 14hh

416. Best Pony Harness Turnout over 14hh

417. Harness Horse not exceeding 14hh 418. Harness Horse over 14hh

419. Best Harness Horse or Pony driven by a lady

420. Best Harness Horse or Pony driven by a gent

Champion and Reserve Champion Harness Horse


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SECTION A2

RING 5 - MINIATURE HORSES

Miniature Horse Show Association Inc. Contact: Debbie Hyde 0419 273 337

SHOW RULES

Run under MHSA Inc. Show rules.

Horses must be registered Miniature Horse, Small Horse or Little Horse. Proof of registration must be produced on demand of show official.

MHSA Inc. height for age rules apply - actual age.

Miniature Horse Under 12 months 30" 12 & under 24 32" 24 & under 36 33" 36 & over 34"

Small Horse Under 12 months 34" 12 & under 24 36" 24 & under 36 37" 36 & over 38"

Little Horse Under 12 months 38" 12 & under 24 40" 24 & under 36 41" 36 & over 42"

Weanlings must be 4 months of age or older

Halter classes - Yearlings and older, age is as of 1st August.

Performance class age is actual age on day of show.

Horses feet may not be placed by hand.

Colts and stallions must be handled by a competent adult 18 years and over.

YOUTH CLASSES

Children under 8 years are to be accompanied in the ring with an adult

601. Best presented horse and youth 602. Trail - horses must be 12 months actual age and over 603. Cavalletti - horses must be 12 months actual age and over 604. Hunter - horses must be 12 months actual age and over 605. In-hand dressage - horses must be 12 months actual age and over 606. Fault and Out - child must be 8 years and over, horses must be 36 months and over

High Point Youth - Trophy donated by MHSA Inc. Judges Encouragement Award - Garland donated by Aaeedah Stud

MINIATURE HORSE CLASSES

607. Best head - no workout 608. Best trot - to be judged on extended trot across judge's view. 609. Filly yearling and under 3 years 610. Mare 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Miniature Horse Filly/Mare

611. Gelding yearling and under 3 years 612. Gelding 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Miniature Horse Gelding

613. Colt yearling and under 3 years 614. Stallion 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Miniature Horse Colt/Stallion Supreme Champion Miniature Horse Exhibit - Garland donated by MHSA Inc.

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COMBINED HEIGHT CLASSES

615. Best presented horse and handler over 18 years 616. Best pinto/paint pattern 617. Best appaloosa pattern 618. Best dilute colour 619. Best any other pattern or colour

SMALL HORSE

620. Best head - no workout 621. Best trot - to be judged on extended trot across judge's view. 622. Filly yearling and under 3 years 623. Mare 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Small Horse filly/mare

624. Gelding yearling and under 3 years 625. Gelding 4 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Small Horse gelding 626. Colt yearling and under 3 years 627. Stallion 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Small Horse colt/stallion Supreme Champion Small Horse Exhibit - Garland donated by MHSA Inc.

LITTLE HORSE CLASSES

628. Filly yearling and under 3 years 629. Mare 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Little Horse filly/mare 630. Gelding yearling & under 3 years 631. Gelding 3 years & over

Champion and reserve champion Little Horse gelding

632. Colt yearling and under 3 years 633. Stallion 3 years and over

Champion and reserve champion Little Horse colt/stallion Supreme Champion Little Horse Exhibit - Garland donated by MHSA Inc.

PERFORMANCE CLASSES

Halters and headstalls must not have buckles on the noseband, or exert pressure points on the head. Consider the suitability of rope halters. Whips, bits, or chin chains or chin straps are not allowed. Combined heights.

634. Trail combined - horses must be 12 months and over actual age 635. Lunge-line junior - walk and trot only. Horses 12 months and under 36 months actual age 636. Lunge-line senior - walk, trot and canter. Horses must be 36 months and over actual age 637. Hunter junior - Horses 12 & under 36 months. Hurdles maximum 30 cm 638. Hunter senior - Horses 36 months & over. Hurdles maximum 40cm 639. In-hand dressage junior- Horses 12 months & under 36 months. 640. In-hand dressage senior - Horses 36 months & over

High point performance junior horse High point performance senior horse

FAULT AND OUT JUMP CLASSES

641. Fault and Out Miniature Horse - Horses 36 months and over 642. Fault and Out Small Horse - Horses 36 months and over 643. Fault and Out Little Horse - Horses 36 months and over

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GILL BROS RODEO

Saturday 27th April 2019

EVENTS:

Novice Bull Ride Open Bull Ride

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SECTION C

JUMPING Chief Steward: Edgar Markey (02) 6848 8825

To be run under EA Rules.

Registration cards, numbers and membership numbers to be produced on nominating.

Draws will be made well before events. Jumping cards must be presented before prize

money will be given.

FRIDAY 26TH APRIL, 2019 – Start 8.30am

1a and 1b prize money donated by Orana Wool & Scrap Metal 1a. Local Height Class 50cm AM5. Run in conjunction. Entry Fee: $2 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3, 4th $2 1b. Open Height Class 50cm AM5. Run in conjunction. Entry Fee: $2 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3, 4th $2 2a. Local Height Class 75cm AM5. Run in conjunction. Entry Fee: $3 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, 4th $3 2b. Open Height Class 75 cm AM5. Run in conjunction. Entry Fee: $3 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, 4th $3 3. Height class 90cm AM5 Entry Fee: $7 1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $10

$100 sponsored by Gilgandra Pony Club Inc. 4. Height class 1.00m AM5 Entry Fee: $9 1st $80, 2nd $50, 3rd $30, 4th $20 5. Height class 1.20m AM5 Entry Fee: $9 1st $80, 2nd $50, 3rd $30, 4th $20

SATURDAY 27TH APRIL, 2019 – Start 8.30am

6. Open Height Class 50cm AM5. Entry Fee $3; 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, 4th $2. 7. 75cm Claude Nelson AM5 Entry Fee $7; 1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $10

Horse rug donated by the Nelson Family 8. Approx. 1.00m Ian Kilby Memorial Scurry

Entry fee $7; 1st $60 and rug, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $10 Horse rug & prize money donated by the Kilby Family

9. Ian Markey Memorial 1.10m AM5 Entry Fee: $14; 1st $120 and rug, 2nd $70, 3rd $50, 4th $40

Horse rug donated by the Markey Family 10. Height Class 1.2m AM5

Entry Fee: $12; 1st $100, 2nd $70, 3rd $50, 4th $40

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SECTION E

Cattle

Chief Steward: Amiee Vernon 0408 108 929

Judging commences 9.30 a.m. Entry Fee $2.00

CONDITIONS

1. Cattle must be penned by 9am on second day of the Show.

2. All cattle to be from accredited Brucellosis free herd and exhibitors must provide a Cattle Herd Health Status Declaration.

3. The age of cattle will be taken from 1st May.

4. UNLED SECTION: Animals exhibited must be unhoused and unled.

5. Cattle in pairs and breeders groups must be led.

6. Cattle need not be bred by exhibitor

7. Any alterations to the schedule are at the discretion of the Cattle Stewards.

8. Cattle Stewards reserve the right to disqualify any exhibit from the Show.

9. Stud cattle section permitting only BVDV free (non-Pl) animals to enter.

All Breeds Champion Bull - Prize donated by Fully Promoted. All Breeds Champion Female - Prize donated by Fully Promoted.

Most Successful Exhibitor - Prize donated by Furneys Stock Feeds.

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LED & UNLED CLASSES

Any Breed of Cattle

1. Bull under 12 months

2. Bull 12 months and under 18 months

3. Bull 18 months and under 24 months

4. Bull 24 months and over

5. Breed Champion and Reserve Champion Bull

6. Female under 12 months

7. Female 12 months and under 18 months

8. Female 18 months and under 24 months

9. Female 24 months and over

10. Breed Champion and Reserve Champion Female

ALL BREEDS SECTION

11. All breeds Champion Bull

12. All breeds Champion Female

13. Pair of Bulls

14. Pair of Females

15. Breeders group of three. (both sexes to be represented)

16. Steer under 12 months

17. Steer 12 months and under 18 months

18. Most Successful Exhibitor

Most Successful Exhibitor points as follows:

First 3 points

Second 2 points

Breed Champion 3 points

Reserve Breed Champion

2 points

All Breeds Champion 5 points

PARADERS COMPETITION (Held at 1.30pm Saturday)

Under 17 years 17 and under 25 years

Prizes donated by Sandy Creek Braford Stud

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JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITIONS Wednesday, 3rd April Training Day at Gilgandra High School

Thursday, 4th April, 2019 – Competition Gilgandra Showground

Commencing 9.30am Steward: Grahame Smith Ph: 6847 2712

Seniors: 15 years and Under 24 years. First and Second prizewinners are eligible to compete at Zone and State Finals. Juniors: Under 15 years are not eligible at Zone or State Finals. Competitors must be over the age of 15, on the 1st of May of the year of the State Final at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. To be eligible to compete for group finals, competitors must live and or work in the district for three months or be enrolled at a Secondary or Tertiary institution in the area. No competitor can represent more than one Show Society in any one group final

and no more than one group in a State Final.

One group of four animals is judged by competitors. Animals must be identified by the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4. Competitors will be allowed 12 minutes to judge the four animals and to complete the visual judging card. The winner of the competition is marked out of a maximum of 300 points: 100 for handling, 100 for best and worst features, 100 for placing.

Prizes and ribbons

Merino prizes donated by Weealla Merinos & Poll Merinos

Meat Breeds trophies donated by Collina Partnership

Stewards

Wool - Anita Vernon Cattle - Randall Carlow

Merino, British Breed Sheep - Grahame Smith

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SECTION F

SHEEP Chief Steward: Malcolm Barden Phone: 6848 3553

HEALTH REGULATIONS

All Stud Merinos to be from Brucellosis Accredited Free Flocks. Rams entered in Grassfed Section also to be from Accredited Brucellosis Free Flocks. August shorn only in Open Section. Certificates to be produced prior to unloading.

NOTE:

1. Entries and number of sheep to be advised to Stewards 36 hours prior to show to assist penning arrangements.

2. All sheep must be penned and ready for judging by 9.00am on Saturday of show.

3. Sheep for pen groups may be chosen from any single entry.

SHEARING DATE MUST BE SUPPLIED WITH ALL ENTRIES

AND SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE JUDGES.

All exhibits to be deemed worthy of first or second prize in the opinion of the judge, otherwise no prize will be awarded. Exhibitor to make declaration of age if required by the steward.

The Society's definition of the condition, 'bred and owned by exhibitor', in this section shall be that the exhibitor must be responsible for the mating of the sire and dam.

ALL ENTRY FEES $2.00

Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion

Will be awarded to Ram (any age) and Ewe (any age) exhibited in any section of Merino Sheep Schedule.

Special Trophy for Grand Champion Ram donated by Lois Foran

Trophy for Reserve Grand Champion Ram

donated by GK & LH Rohr

Trophy for Grand Champion Ewe

Trophy for Reserve Grand Champion Ewe donated by GK & LH Rohr

MERINO – UNHOUSED

An Unhoused Sheep means a sheep that has been grazed at large on any pasture not artificially watered. It may be hand fed in the open, but not protected from the weather nor clipped, singed or oiled or in any way artificially treated or housed, except that it may be wigged, ringed and crutched.

The Chief Steward and/or his nominees shall exclude from any unhoused classes any exhibit which they consider is ineligible through having been improperly treat ed, housed, singed or clipped and shall refer such exhibit entry to the Judge prior to it being presented for judging.

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UNHOUSED CLASSES • OPEN

FINE WOOL

1. Ram, 2 tooth and under

2. Ram, 4 tooth

3. Ram, 6 tooth and over

CHAMPION RAM

RESERVE CHAMPION RAM 4. Ewe, 2 tooth and under

5. Ewe, 4 tooth

6. Ewe, 6 tooth and over

CHAMPION EWE

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE

MEDIUM WOOL


8. Ram, 4 tooth


CHAMPION RAM

RESERVE CHAMPION RAM

10. Ewe, 2 tooth and under

11. Ewe, 4 tooth


STRONG WOOL


14. Ram, 4 tooth


CHAMPION RAM



17. Ewe, 4 tooth

18. Ewe, 6 tooth and over CHAMPION EWE

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE CHAMPION RAM (UNHOUSED) Trophy donated by GK & LH Rohr

CHAMPION EWE (UNHOUSED) Trophy donated by GK & LH Rohr

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HOUSED SHEEP

All sheep entered in these sections 19-36 must be accompanied by declaration of owner as to actual shearing dates. This information to be handed to Judge prior to judging.

FINE WOOL


20. Ram, 4 tooth


CHAMPION RAM Voucher donated by Elders Dubbo



23. Ewe, 4 tooth


CHAMPION EWE

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE MEDIUM WOOL


26. Ram, 4 tooth





29. Ewe, 4 tooth


CHAMPION EWE

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE STRONG WOOL


32. Ram, 4 tooth





35. Ewe, 4 tooth


CHAMPION EWE


GRAND CHAMPION RAM

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION RAM

GRAND CHAMPION EWE

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE

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37. FURNEYS STOCK FEEDS TROPHY for Pen 3 Merino Ewe, 4 tooth and under UNHOUSED. Bred and owned by the exhibitor and with his registered earmark. Sheep may be

selected from any single entries in unhoused classes to make up pen.

38. SCOTT BEVERIDGE MEMORIAL TROPHY for annual competition - Pen 5 Ewes.

UNHOUSED any age, to be judged on evenness of Type and Suitability to the District. Sheep

for this group may be chosen from any other entry of the competition, and must be owned and

bred by exhibitor and bear his registered earmark. Trophy will be held by the winner for 12

months and must be returned to the Secretary at least one week prior to the next Show.

39. CHRISTIE AND HOOD PTY LTD TROPHY for Most Successful Exhibitor in this Section,

Pens included

Points will be awarded as follows: First in Single Classes 5 points Second in Single Classes 4 points First in Pens 4 points Second in Pens 3 points Grand Champion 3 points Champion 2 points Reserve Champion 1 point Reserve Grand Champion 2 points

FLOCK

A Flock Breeder to mean one who does not breed Merino Rams for sale or own a registered

stud. To be bred by and bearing exhibitor’s registered earmark. Open to flock owners, stud

breeders not allowed to compete. A Stud Breeder to mean one who breeds rams for sale. All

other unhoused conditions apply to this section.

AUTUMN SHORN CLASSES

Shorn before 1 July

FINE WOOL



CHAMPION EWE


MEDIUM WOOL



CHAMPION EWE


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STRONG WOOL


45. Ewe, 6 tooth and over CHAMPION EWE


SPRING SHORN CLASSES Shorn after 1 July

FINE WOOL 46. Ewe, 4 tooth and under 47. Ewe, 6 tooth and over

CHAMPION EWE RESERVE CHAMPION EWE

MEDIUM WOOL

48. Ewe, 4 tooth and under 49. Ewe, 6 tooth and over


STRONG WOOL

50. Ewe, 4 tooth and under 51. Ewe, 6 tooth and over


CHAMPION FLOCK EWE Trophy donated by S D & WA Beveridge

RESERVE CHAMPION FLOCK EWE Trophy donated by GK & LH Rohr

52. ELDERS DUBBO TROPHY Pen of 3 Merino Ewes, any age. To be owned by exhibitor and bearing his registered earmark. Ewes to be judged for evenness of type and suitability to district conditions. Sheep for this class may be chosen from exhibitor entries in any UNHOUSED FLOCK classes in Schedule.

$50 Voucher donated by Elders Dubbo

Most successful exhibitor points will be awarded as follows: First in Single Classes 5 points Second in Single Classes 4 points First in Pens 4 points Second in Pens 3 points Champion Flock Ewe 3 points Champion 2 points Reserve Champion Flock Ewe 2 points Reserve Champion 1 point

Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy donated by GK & LH Rohr

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SECTION F2

British Bred Sheep - Open Steward: Scott Chandler 6848 3545

All sheep to be from Brucellosis free flock.

NOTE: All sheep must be penned and ready for judging by 9.30am on Saturday

of show.

All sheep in Woolly Classes other than Lamb Classes, must be fairly and evenly

shorn on or after June 1 of the preceding year and this regulation to be read to the

Judge before commencement of judging by the Chief Steward. Any entry that does

not comply with this condition in the judges opinion to be passed over without

comment and reported to the stewards.

BORDER LEICESTER

1. Ram Lamb (in wool)

2. Ram Lamb (shorn less than 3cm)

3. Ram 2 tooth (in wool)

4. Ram 2 tooth (shorn less than 3cm)

5. Ram 4 tooth and over

CHAMPION RAM

$25 trophy donated by Fletchers International Dubbo


6. Ewe Lamb (in wool)

7. Ewe Lamb (shorn less than 3cm)

8. Ewe 2 tooth (in wool)

9. Ewe 2 tooth (shorn less than 3cm)

10. Ewe 4 tooth and over

CHAMPION EWE

$25 trophy donated by Fletchers International Dubbo


POLL DORSETS

11. Ram Lamb (in wool)

12. Ram Lamb (shorn less than 3cm)

13. Ram 2 tooth (in wool)

14. Ram 2 tooth (shorn less than 3cm)

15. Ram. 3 tooth and under (bare shorn within 21 days of show

[only if two or more entries] 16. Ram 4 tooth and over

CHAMPION POLL DORSET RAM

$25 trophy and ribbon donated by Yoothamurra Poll Dorsets

RESERVE CHAMPION POLL DORSET RAM

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POLL DORSETS continued...

17. Ewe Lamb (in wool) 18. Ewe Lamb (shorn less than 3cm) 19. Ewe 2 tooth (in wool) 20. Ewe 2 tooth (shorn less than 3cm) 21. Ewe 2 tooth and under (bare shorn within 21 days of show) [only if two or more

entries] 22. Ewe 4 tooth and over

CHAMPION POLL DORSET EWE

$25 trophy and ribbon donated by Yoothamurra Poll Dorsets RESERVE CHAMPION POLL DORSET EWE

WHITE SUFFOLK

23. Ram Lamb 24. Ram 2 tooth 25. Ram 4 tooth and over

CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK RAM

26. Ewe Lamb 27. Ewe 2 tooth 28. Ewe 4 tooth and over

CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK EWE

SECTION F3

Commercial Value and Prime No sheep to be entered in more than one class.

NOTE: All sheep must be penned and ready for judging by 9am on Saturday of show. In classes of pens of three, providing the average weight of the lambs is within the limits stated, they shall be judged accordingly.

NO STUD SHEEP ELIGIBLE

PRIME Pen of 3 prime lambs bred by exhibitor and carrying his registered earmark and NUS eartag.

1. Pen 3 prime lambs 35 - 42kg live weight 2. Pen 3 prime lambs 42 - 48kg live weight 3. Pen 3 prime lambs over 48kg live weight 4. Pen 3 prime Merino lambs under 48kg 5. Pen 3 prime Merino lambs over 48kg

Champion Pen 3 Prime Lambs $25 trophy donated by Fletchers International Dubbo

Most Successful Exhibitor Prime Lambs - Trophy donated by GK & LH Rohr Commercial Value

(Prime sheep any breed or cross, wool and carcase to be judged)

First 3 points

Second 2 points

Champion 1 point

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SPEED SHEAR

Saturday, Second day of show

Novice

Chaff Cutters

(A bit of fun, get involved and add to the spectacle)

Intermediate

Open

Shearing Memorabilia Display and a TAFE instructor

will be demonstrating throughout the day.

Action from 11am

Nominations by 10am on the day or phone

Steve on 0428 479 182

Proudly sponsored by:

Major Sponsors: Ferguson's Colmardie Prt., Keith & Claire Mudford, Parkdale Merino Stud, Muddys Quality Shearing

and Noel and Norma Mudford

Sponsors: GK & LH Rohr, Gilgandra Motors, Royal Hotel, Railway Hotel, Drovers Dog, Collie Hotel, Armatree Hotel, Tooraweenah Prime Lamb Marketing Co-op, Milgate Transport,

Shearing Supplies Dubbo, Andy & Ellen Roach's Contracting, Coggan Wool, Chad Wool, Heiniger Shearing Supplies, Carlo's Super IGA Supermarket Gilgandra, CPS Thomas Stock and Station, Craig Henry, Kanoona Park Poll Dorset Stud, Yoothamurra Poll Dorset, Christie

and Hood, Body Balance Massage, AE and RD Quayle, Choice Shearing Equipment, Bendigo Bank, Diggs Butchery, Easman's Service Station, Tattersalls Hotel, No CSG Gilgandra District

Inc, TAFE Western, Bruce Bunter Transport and Gilgandra Shire Council.

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SECTION G

FLEECE WOOL Chief Steward: Mr Peter McAllister Ph: 6847 2727 OPEN TO

ALL WOOLGROWERS

Each Fleece eligible in one class only

Rams' Fleeces eligible only for classes specially designated for Rams' fleeces. Fleeces from sheep that have been housed or rugged are eligible only for Classes 1-5 inclusive. An Exhibitor may enter any number of fleeces in any one class.

LENGTH OF STAPLE: Length of staple on Merino Fleeces must not exceed 115mm nor be in excess of 12 months' growth.

GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW:

Ribbon and 'Wyuna' perpetual trophy donated by the late Mr D J Beveridge for annual competition and $100 sponsored by Jemalong Wool

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE: Donated by Olsson Stock Blocks - Stock Blocks

CHAMPION EWE OR WETHER FLEECE:

Ribbon and trophy donated by Don MacDonald Wool

CHAMPION UNHOUSED EWE OR WETHER FLEECE:

Trophy donated by Quality Wool

GROUP OF 3 MERINO FLEECES: Section 17

Trophy donated by Olsson Stock Blocks - Stock Blocks

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OPEN CLASSES:

Trophy donated by Landmark Point Score for most successful exhibitor: 1st in Class 5 points 2nd in Class 4 points

Champion 1 point

Grand Champion 3 points Reserve Champion 2 points

MERINO FLEECES

All fleeces to be skirted except Commercial Group OPEN HOUSED CLASSES

1. Fine Wool Ram Fleece - Housed

2. Medium Wool Ram Fleece - Housed

3. Strong Wool Ram Fleece - Housed

4. Fine Wool Fleece - Housed

5. Medium Wool Fleece - Housed

6. Strong Wool Fleece - Housed OPEN CLASSES

7. Fine Wool Ram Fleece 8. Medium Wool Ram Fleece 9. Strong Wool Ram Fleece 10. Fine Wool Fleece 11. Medium Wool Fleece 12. Strong Wool Fleece 13. Fleece, carrying lamb's tip 14. Group 3 Merino Fleeces unskirted to be judged for Best Commercial

Value. Housed or rugged are not eligible.

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OTHER THAN MERINO FLEECES

15. Dohne Merino Fleece 16. Crossbred Fleece 17. Border Leicester Ewe Fleece 18. Border Leicester Ram's Fleece 19. Children's Pet Sheep Fleece - Merino 20. Children's Pet Sheep Fleece - other

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SECTION K

POULTRY Chef Steward: Stan Thurlow Phone/Fax: 6847 2742

Entries to Stan Thurlow, PO Box 117 Gilgandra 2827

Entries close 4pm on the Thursday before the show or when cages are filled

NO late entries will be accepted

Birds to be shown on the Saturday only and MUST be penned by 9am

Entry Fee: $1 per exhibit

Prizemoney: First $2, Second $1, Third Prize Certificate

CONDITIONS OF SHOW

It is not permissible to remove any bird from its pen after penning unless accompanied by the Chef Steward.

Any bird infected by sickness, vermin or disease will be rejected and removed from

the pavilion by the Chef Steward.

Leg rings MUST be removed upon penning.

All exhibitors are to refrain from talking to, distracting or trying to influence the judge.

Judging sticks are not the be used by any person other than the officiating judge.

Pen numbers will be retained by the Chef Steward for collection on arrival at the pavilion.

While the greatest of care will be taken, Gilgandra Show Society accepts no

responsibility for any accident, loss or damage arising from any cause.

NO "For Sale" signs to be placed on pens until judging has been completed.

AOV & AOC Classes - 6 or more of a breed or colour will result in the addition of extra classes {please state colour and variety on entry form).

It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to supply feed and water to exhibits.

Birds competing in Breed pairs WILL BE eligible for the Special Awards. They will be judged as a STOCK BREEDING PAIR.

Junior exhibitors must be over 5 and under 15 years of ages and MUST pen their own exhibits.

Best softfeather large $10. Sponsored by Gilgandra Poultry

Best softfeather bantam $10. Sponsored by Gilgandra Poultry Best hardfeather large $10 Gi/gandra Poultry

Best hardfeather bantam $10 Gilgandra Poultry Best hardfeather large or bantam trophy. Sponsored by

Dubbo Pet & Stock Feeds Best softfeather large or bantam trophy. Sponsored by

Dubbo Pet & Stock Feeds Best duck/turkey, $10. Sponsored by Gilgandra Poultry

Best junior bird, voucher. Sponsored by Mitre 10

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SOFT FEATHER LARGE 1. Australorp Male 2. Australorp Female 3. Araucana AC Male 4. Araucana AC Female 5. Langshan Male 6. Langshan Female 7. Leghorn AC Male 8. Leghorn AC Female 9. Orpington Male 10. Orpington Female 11. Rhode Island Red Male 12. Rhode Island Red Female 13. Sussex Light Male 14. Sussex Light Female 15. Sussex AC Male 16. Sussex AC Female 17. Wyandotte White Male 18. Wyandotte White Female 19. Wyandotte Silver Laced Male 20. Wyandotte Silver Laced Female 21. Wyandotte AOC Male 22. Wyandotte AOC Female 23. Plymouth Rock Male 24. Plymouth Rock Female 25. Silkie White Male 26. Silkie White Female 27. Silkie AOC Male 28. Silkie AOC Female 29. AOV Soft feather Male 30. AOV Soft feather Female 31. Soft Feather Breeding Pair HARD FEATHER MALE 32. Australian Game AC Male 33. Australian Game AC Female 34. Indian Game AC Male 35. Indian Game AC Female 36. Pit Game AC Male 37. Pit Game AC Female 38. OEG Black Red Male 39. OEG Partridge Female 40. OEG Blue Red Male 41. OEG Blue Red Female 42. OEG Duckwing AC Male 43. OEG Duckwing AC Female 44. OEG Pile Male 45. OEG Pile Female 46. OEG AOC Male 47. OEG AOC Female 48. AOV Hard Feather Male 49. AOV Hard Feather Female 50. Hard Feather Breeding Pair

SOFT FEATHER BANTAM 51. Pekin Black Male 52. Pekin Black Female 53. Pekin AC Male 54. Pekin AC Female 55. Wyandotte White Male 56. Wyandotte White Female 57. Wyandotte Silver Pencilled Laced Male 58. Wyandotte Silver Pencilled Laced

Female 59. Wyandotte AC Male 60. Wyandotte AC Female 61. Australorp Male 62. Australorp Female 63. Leghorn AC Male 64. Leghorn AC Female 65. Langshan Male 66. Langshan Female 67. Rhode Island Red Male 68. Rhode Island Red Female 69. Belgium AC Male 70. Belgium AC Female 71. Japanese AC Male 72. Japanese AC Female 73. AOV Soft Feather Male 74. AOV Soft Feather Male 75. Soft Feather Breeding Pair

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HARD FEATHER BANTAM

76. Modern Game Black Red Male 77. Modern Game Partridge Female 78. Modern Game Pile Male 79. Modern Game Pile Female 80. Modern Game Duckwing AC Male 81. Modern Game Duckwing ACFemale 82. Modern Game AOC Male 83. Modern Game AOC Female 84. OEG Black Red Dark Leg Male 85. OEG Partridge Dark Leg Female 86. OEG Black Red Light Leg Male 87. OEG Partridge Light Leg Female 88. OEG Wheaton Black Tail Female 89. OEG Blue Red Male 90. OEG Blue Red Female 91. OEG Wheaton Blue Tail Female 92. OEG Duckwing AC Mate 93. OEG Duckwing AC Female 94. OEG Spangle Mate 95. OEG Spangle Female 96. OEG Ginger Male 97. OEG Ginger Female 98. OEG B/Red or Grey Male 99. OEG B/Red or Grey Female 100. Pile Male 101. Pile Female 102. OEG AOC Male 103. OEG AOC Female 104. Pit Game Male 105. Pit Game Female 106. Indian Game AC Male 107. Indian Game AC Female 108. AOC Hard Feather Male 109. AOC Hard Feather Female 110. Hard Feather Breeding Pair

Guinea Fowl 111. AC Male 112. AC Female

DUCKS

113. Muscovy White Male 114. Muscovy White Female 115. Muscovy AOC Male 116. Muscovy AOC Female 117. Cayuga Male 118. Cayuga Female 119. Mallard AC Male 120. Mallard AC Female 121. Call AC Male 122. Call AC Female 123. AV Drake 124. AV Duck

JUNIORS

125. AV Soft Feather Large Male 126. AV Soft Feather Large Female 127. AV Hard Feather Large Male 128. AV Hard Feather Large Female 129. AV Soft Feather Bantam Male 130. AV Soft Feather Bantam Female 131. AV Hard Feather Bantam Male 132. AV Hard Feather Bantam Female 133. Prettiest or Most Colourful Fowl

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SECTION M

WHEAT Steward: Bruce Rodway 6888 1083

Exhibits accepted between 8am - 9.30am on Friday

Entry Fee 50¢

Wheat to be judged on scale of points as follows:

AWARD TABLE FOR WHEAT EXHIBITS

Weight per bushel approx. ......................................... 30

(1 point for each 1/2 kg above 74kg/hl)

Appearance of Grain .................................................. 20

Trueness of Type....................................................... 20

Freedom from Foreign Odours, Pests and Disease ... 20

Uniformity 10

Total. .......................................................................... 100

NOTES

Appearance of Grain: Brightness, Plumpness, Foreign Matter, Injury (seed coat, germ, cracked grain)

Trueness to Type: Absence of grains of other wheat varieties Foreign Odours, Pest and Disease.

Odours: Mice, Bunt and Mustiness. Disease: Bunt and fungus Spores.

Pests: Weevil and Grain Moth.

Uniformity: Mixture of small and large grains.

PRIZES First $2, Second $1 except where otherwise specified

Prizemoney for the Wheat Section sponsored by Curban Farmers Co-Op Ltd - Noel 0428 485 826

All entries to be grown previous season

Most Successful Exhibitor in Section M Wheat

Trophy Donated by Bruce Radway

CHAMPION APH Trophy donated by Dench's Fertiliser Spreading 0428 855 878

WHEAT

1. 2kg Kittyhawk 2. 2kg Gregory 3. 2kg Lancer - Sponsored by GrainCorp 4. 2kg Spitfire 5. 2kg Suntop 6. 2kg Sunvale 7. 2kg any other variety Prime Hard to be named by exhibitor 8. 2kg any other variety wheat to be named by exhibitor

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OATS

9. 2kg Cooba

10. 2kg Coolabah

11. 2kg Eurabbie

12. 2kg Yarran

13. 2kg any other variety oats

BARLEY

14. 2kg Commander • Sponsored by GrainCorp

15. 2kg Compass

16. 2kg Gairdner

17. 2kg Hindmarsh

18. 2kg Schooner

19. 2kg Urambie

20. 2kg any other variety barley

OTHER GRAIN Most Outstanding Exhibit • Trophy Donated by Dench's Fertiliser Spreading

21. 2kg Canola

22. 2kg Chickpeas

23. 2kg Faba Beans

24. 2kg Field Peas

25. 2kg Lupins

26. 2kg Sorghum

27. 2kg any other grain

HAY

28. 1 Bale Wheaten Hay

29. 1 Bale Oaten Hay

30. 1 Bale Lucerne Hay

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SECTION N

Vegetables, Fruit Honey and Eggs Chief Steward: John White 6847 2644

Prizemoney: First $2, Second $1. Entry Fee 50¢ Most Successful Exhibitor:

The John McKechnie Memorial Shield Trophy donated by Brenda Purvis

Exhibits not to be removed from the Pavilion before 4.30pm on Saturday VEGETABLES to be grown by the Exhibitor. COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES not less than eight varieties. COLLECTION OF HERBS not less than six varieties. Most outstanding VEGETABLE awarded at Judges' discretion.

VEGETABLES 1. 4 Potatoes 2. 4 Sweet Potatoes 3. 4 Onions 4. 4 Leeks 5. 4 Garlic corms 6. 4 Beetroot 7. 4 Turnips - Swede 8. 4 Turnips - White 9. 4 Carrots 10. 4 Parsnips 11. 1 Cabbage - any variety 12. 1 Cauliflower 13. 1 Broccoli 14. 1 Lettuce 15. 5 Stems Rhubarb 16. 5 Stems Spinach 17. 1 Bunch Celery 18. 5 Stems Kale 19. 1 Head or bunch of Asian Green Leafy Vegetable 20. 1 Table Pumpkin other than Queensland Blue or Triamble variety 21. 1 Queensland Blue Pumpkin 22. 1 Triamble 23. 1 Butternut Pumpkin 24. 1 Jarradale Pumpkin 25. 1 Gramma 26. 1 Banana Pumpkin 27. 1 Jap Pumpkin 28. 1 Melon - Any variety 29. 4 Squash - Any variety 30. 4 Green or Gold Zuchini (courgette) 31. 4 Cucumbers - Any variety 32. 4 Chokes

33. 3 Radish - Any variety

34. New Guinea Beans

35. 18 Beans - Any variety

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36. 18 Garden or Snow peas

37. 4 Ripe Tomatoes

38. 4 Green Tomatoes

39. 4 Capsicum

40. 2 Eggplant (aubergine) 41. 4 or more chillies (any variety)

42. 4 Sweet Corn cobs 43. 3 of any other variety of Vegetable not mentioned in schedule

FRUIT

44. 4 Oranges

45. 4 Lemons

46. 4 Mandarins

47. 4 Grapefruit

48. 4 Eating Apples

49. 4 Cooking Apples

50. 4 Pears

51. 4 Lemonades

52. 4 Quinces

53. 4 Limes

54. 1 Watermelon

55. 1 Cantaloupe/Rockmelon

56. 3 of any other fruit not mentioned

57. Olives

58. Bottled Olives

HONEY 1 Jar 250gm Light

1 Jar 250gm Dark

1 Jar 250gm Candied

EGGS

6 White Hen Eggs

6 Brown Hen Eggs

6 Any other variety

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Next Gen SECTION X

PET SHOW Run by Next Gen 0408 108 929 11am - Saturday, 27th April 2019

Dog Lawns

$1 per entry

Proudly sponsored by:

Central West Poultry

Gilgandra Veterinary Clinic

Classes

• Most Unusual Pet

• Best Dressed Pet

• Best Trick

• Cutest Pet

• Pet that looks like the owner

Pet show is opened to all ages.

Children under 10 years of age MUST be supervised at all times.

All animals must be restrained at all times and must be friendly.

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SECTION O

FLOWERS Chief Steward: Helen Murray 6847 9109

Exhibits accepted up to 9.30am on the first day of the show Exhibits not to be removed before 4.30pm on the second day PRIZEMONEY: First $2. Second $1. Entry Fee 50¢

CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF SHOW

Trophy donated by Margaret Christie

CHAMPION ROSE - Trophy donated by Joyce Beveridge

1. Best red rose

2. Best pink rose

3. Best white rose

4. Best yellow rose 5. Best apricot rose 6. Best rose any other colour 7. Best Peace rose

8. Best any David Austin rose 9. Best bi-coloured rose/variegated rose

10. Best cut of miniature rose

11. Best cut of florabunda rose

12. Best rose full bloom

13. Collection of roses

14. Collection of miniature roses 15. Rose in three stages bud to full bloom

16. Four roses distinct

17. One cut of any variety chrysanthemum

18. Collection of chrysanthemum (one spike of each variety) 19. One cut miniature chrysanthemum 20. Four cuts chrysanthemums distinct (not necessarily different varieties, but

different colours) 21. One dahlia any variety

22. Collection mixed dahlias 23. Single geranium (to be shown with foliage)

24. Double geranium (to be shown with foliage) 25. Ivy geranium (to be shown with foliage)

26. Collection of geraniums (at least three varieties) (to be shown with foliage)

27. Collection of gerbera 28. Collection of flowers not mentioned in schedule

29. Collection of Cut Flowers (not less than six varieties). No Shrubs.

30. Any bulb or rhizome in bloom

31. Any flower not mentioned in schedule 32. One cut of berry bearing plant

33. One cut of native shrub or tree in bloom

34. One cut of flowering shrub

35. One cut of flowering climber or trailing plant

36. Collection of flowering shrubs (one cut of at least 6 varieties)

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DECORATIVE SECTION

Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy donated by

the Gilgandra Garden Club 37. Arrangement using one flower

38. Arrangement of Geraniums with their own foliage in an unusual container.

39. Arrangement in shades of any one colour

40. Arrangement of three flowers (any accessories)

41. Shades of Autumn

42. Best arrangement using foliage only

43. Tall and slender

44. Best arrangement using Australian Native flowers and foliage

45. Basket of beauty (any embellishments)

46. Free expression using flowers (any embellishments)

47. Arrangement using dried materials (any embellishment)

48. Best arrangement for mantle shelf.

CHILDREN UNDER 12YEARS Encouragement prize in overall children's section

donated by Helen Murray Most Outstanding Exhibit in children's flower section

donated by Jenny Zell

49. Arrangement using cup, saucer and plate

50. Arrangement in saucer (flowers and foliage only)

(a) Under 6 years

(b) Under 12 years

51. Best arrangement in vase

52. Novelty object made of Fruit and/or Vegetables.

(a) 6 years and under

(b) 12 years and under

POT PLANTS Most successful Exhibitor, trophy donated by Elaine Foran

53. Fern maiden hair

54. Fern any other variety (not Maiden Hair)

55. One pot plant in bloom

56. Best pot plant coloured green and cream or white

57. Best foliage pot plant

58. Coleus

59. Begonia

60. Cacti or succulent in bloom

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Some Tips for Competition Cooking

1. Cakes generally should be baked an even colour all round, risen evenly with no crust or peaks on top. Icing if stated, should only be on top with no decorations unless stated.

2. Remove any lining paper from cakes, line tins carefully without creases. 3. Fruit Cakes - all fruit to be cut the same size, particularly cherries, nuts (but not too finely),

not over flavoured with spirits. 4. Sponges - the two layers should be the same depth (weigh tins), spread very thinly with

raspberry jam, no sifted icing sugar on top. Definitely no rack marks. (A good rule for all cakes, turn out onto tea towel)

5. Biscuits - must be crisp, dainty size, delicate golden colour. Generally each variety same size. Use whole rolled oats.

6. Jams - set but not rubbery, fruit soft, jam clear, no mould. Presented in jars which are clearly labelled • lids to be covered if commercial.

7. Ring tins are never used. 8. Muffins and cupcakes to be baked with papers in tins. 9. Slice Sizes - 3cm x 2cm.

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SECTION P COOKERY

Chief Steward: Claire Mudford Ph: 0476 641225 Exhibits will be accepted between 8am & 9.30am on Friday. Entry Fee 50¢

Prompt collection of Exhibits from 4.30pm - 5pm on Saturday. Prizemoney First Place $2 Second Place $1 All entries to be on a plastic plate inside an oven bag (no paper plates}.

CHAMPION CAKE OF THE SHOW - ANY CAKE

Voucher donated by GK & LH Rohr Most Successful Exhibitor sections 1-16 - Trophy donated by R & B Barden

1. Boiled Fruit Cake 2. Gluten Free Cake - any variety - Voucher donated by The Keystone Cafe 3. Orange Poppy Seed Cake - iced 4. Marble Cake, iced with pink icing 5. Chocolate Cake, iced - Voucher donated by The Keystone Cafe 6. Banana Cake, iced 7. Date and Walnut Loaf (not roll) 8. Best Sponge (Jam filled, no icing sugar on top) 9. 6 Pieces of No Bake Slice 10. 6 Choe-Chip Biscuits 11. 6 Anzac Biscuits - Voucher donated by The Top Shop 12. 6 Jam Drops 13. 6 Muffins - any variety 14. 6 Pumpkin Scones 15. 6 Date Scones 16. 6 Plain Scones - Voucher donated by The Keystone Cafe

MEN'S SECTION

17. Chocolate Cake - not iced - Voucher donated by The Next Grind Coffee & Gallery

18. 6 Biscuits M one variety

JAMS AND PRESERVES Best Exhibit - Trophy donated by Mrs June Weston

19. One Jar of Marmalade 20. One Jar of Berry Jam 21. One Jar of Lemon Butter 22. One Jar of Fig Jam 23. One Jar of Apricot Jam 24. One Jar of Plum Jam 25. One Jar of Jelly 26. One Jar of Tomato Relish - Voucher donated by The Top Shop 27. One Jar of Fruit Chutney 28. One Bottle of Tomato Sauce 29. One Jar of Pickles - any variety - Voucher donated by The Top Shop 30. One Jar of Jam not mentioned above 31. One Jar of any other preserved fruit or vegetable not mentioned in schedule 32. One bottle of sauce - any variety 33. Collection of home made James, at least four varieties

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DECORATIVE SECTION

Prize money donated by Curban Community Hall & Tennis Management Committee

Prizemoney: First $10, Second $6

34. Primary Section - Decorated Cake for a Special Occasion (cake tin size 20cm - round or square)

35. High School Section - Decorated Cake for a Special Occasion

36. Open Section - Decorated Cake for a Special Occasion

CHILDREN'S SECTION

PRESCHOOL & INFANTS

Best exhibit - Trophy donated by Gilgandra Preschool

37. 4 Iced and decorated Arrowroot Biscuits on a round plate - edible decorations

38. 6 Cupcakes - iced and decorated (packet mixture and patty papers allowed) Voucher donated by The Top Shop

39. 6 Biscuits - one variety 40. Chocolate Cake - not iced (packet mixture)

PRIMARY

Best exhibit by a Primary Student - Trophy donated by Mrs Veronica Quayle

41. 6 Muffins - any variety 42. Chocolate Cake - packet mixture (not iced)

43. 6 Biscuits - one variety 44. 6 Plain Cupcakes - not iced (not to be a packet mixture)

- Trophy donated by Mrs Jenny Kilby

45. 6 Cupcakes - iced and decorated (packet mixture allowed) - Voucher donated by The Top Shop

46. 6 Anzac Biscuits - First $10 - donated by Gilgandra CWA Evening Branch

47. 6 Pieces of Slice - one variety

48. 6 Pikelets

HIGH SCHOOL

Best exhibit by a High School Student - Trophy donated by Mrs Claire Mudford

49. 6 Cupcakes - not iced 50. 6 Biscuits - one variety

51. 6 Pieces of slice - one variety

52. Orange Cake - iced 53. Chocolate Cake (not iced)

Exhibits not collected by 5pm on Saturday will be sold

with proceeds going to the Show Society.

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SECTION Q

NEEDLEWORK Chief Steward: Karen McBurnie 6888 1101

Entry Fee 50¢. First $2, Second $1 Two entries per person, per class only

All exhibits to be clean and unwashed. Not previously exhibited in the Gilgandra Show

Entries to be staged by 9.30am First Day of the Show Not available for collection before 4.30pm Saturday

SPECIAL TROPHIES Most Outstanding Piece of Embroidery Perpetual Trophy and Sash donated by Gilgandra

Embroidery Group Best Patchwork Quilt prize donated by Gilgandra Wednesday Quilters

Best Machine Made Garment prize donated by Lorraine Hutchison Most Successful Senior Citizen Exhibitor donated by Joy Marchant

Most Successful Exhibitor in Section Q classes 1 to 42 Trophy donated by Enid Marchant

Wool Promotion Perpetual Trophy donated by the Late Mr A Shalhoub Best Exhibit Under 16 years prize donated by the Late Mrs M Doud

Best Exhibit Under 14 years prize donated by Karen McBurnie



Best Exhibit Under 8 years prize donated by Karen McBurnie Encouragement Award in Children's Section donated by Gilgandra Embroidery Group

HAND EMBROIDERY 1. Tapestry Picture larger than 26cm x 31cm (10" x 12" approx) 2. Tapestry Picture not to exceed 26cm x 36cm (10" x 12" approx) 3. A piece of Creative Tapestry using various threads and stitches 4. Embroidered Picture 5. Cross Stitch Picture larger than 26cm x 31 cm (10" x 12") 6. Cross Stitch Picture not to exceed 26cm x 31cm (10" x 12") 7. Long Stitch Picture any size 8. Miniature Embroidered Picture (worked area less than 10cm x 31cm (10" x 12") approx 9. Embroidered Book Mark

10. Handkerchief with Crochet, Tatted or Handmade Lace 11. Any item of Hand Embroidery

SEWING (AlI sewing to be completed in the last 12 months)

12. Baby's Garment - Machine Made 13. Child's Garment - Machine Made 14. Adult's Garment - Machine Made 15. Any Machine Made Garment 16. Most Attractive Cushion or Pillow, may have filling 17. Most Attractive Bath or Hand Towel, embroidery, applique etc 18. Machine made alter 5 wear garment fully completed by exhibitor

PATCHWORK 19. Machine Made Patchwork bedspread or doona etc- Professional quilted or self quilted 20. Machine Made Patchwork cot cover, knee rug etc 21. Wall Hanging - Quilting and embellishments may be used 22. Small Item of Patchwork eg pot holder, phone holder 23. Quilt featuring Stitchery

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24. Covered Coathanger - any medium 25. Knitted, Crochet or Woven Rug in wool, cotton, fabric or acrylic 26. Best Machine Made Garment made by a first time exhibitor 27. Book Mark in any medium 28. Most attractive Pin Cushion in any medium, sewn, etc 29. Patchwork bag 29a. Embroidered bag 30. Machine or handmade festive season decoration

31. Best Teddy Bear - a) fabric, b) fur 32. Any soft toy (any method) 33. Doll's outfit - two or more items knitted, crocheted, fabric etc

WOOL PROMOTION 34. Shalhoub Trophy for a Garment or Article using pure wool or a wool blend not less than

80% wool; may be sewn, knitted, crochet, woven etc. Band must be attached where possible

SENIOR CITIZENS - ANY SENIOR CITIZEN MAY ENTER 35. Knitted Article or Garment - any medium: a. large, b. small 36. Crochet edged Tea Towel, Hand Towel or Face Washer 37. Knitted, Crochet or Woven Rug 38. Item using Eyelet Lace 39. Best Coathanger - any medium 40. Baby's Booties - any medium 41. Knitted, Crochet or Fabric Toy 42. Any work not mentioned

JUNIOR SECTION Juniors can only enter in their own age section

Age determined on the first day of the show All prizemoney donated by K McBurnie

16 YEARS AND UNDER

43. Article of Hand Embroidery 44. Article or Garment machine made 45. Best Soft Toy 46. A Gift in any fabric (eg handkerchief sachet, embellishment may be used) 47. Best Knitted Scarf 48. Decorated Hand Towel using any sewing technique 49. Any other piece of work not mentioned

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JUNIOR SECTION continued

14 YEARS AND UNDER 50. Article of Hand Embroidery 51. Article or Garment machine made 52. Knitted Scarf or Beanie 53. A Gift in any fabric (embellishments may be used) 54. Decorated Hand Towel using any sewing technique 55. Any other piece of work not mentioned

12 YEARS AND UNDER

56. Piece of Embroidery - picture or wall hanging etc 57. Machine made Article or Garment 58. Best Book Mark 59. Best Decorated Hand Towel using any sewing technique 60. A Gift for someone special - fabric, knitted or crochet etc. May have embellishment 61. Any item not mentioned

10 YEARS AND UNDER

62. Piece of Embroidery 63. Machine made Article or Garment 64. Best Book Mark 65. Decorated Hand Towel using any sewing technique 66. Knitted Scarf 67. Any item not mentioned

8 YEARS AND UNDER

68. Any Embroidery - eg Sampler, Table Centre 69. Embroidered Picture - any stitches 70. Article or Garment using a sewing machine 71. Any item of sewing not mentioned

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SECTION R – HANDICRAFTS

Chief Steward: Carol Smith 0488243590

Exhibits to have been completed in last 2 years and not previously displayed in the

Gilgandra Show. Exhibits will only be accepted 8am - 9.30am on Friday. Exhibits not to be

collected prior to 4.30pm. on Saturday

First $2 - Second $1 - Entry Fee 50c

Donated by Gilgandra Newspapers Pty Ltd

Trophy for Most Outstanding Piece of Craft Perpetual

Trophy for Most Outstanding Piece of Woodwork donated W & J Gale

OPEN 1. Article for Kitchen for Bathroom 2. Best Decoration for Christmas or Birthday 3. Most Original Piece of Craft 4. Best Piece of Handmade Jewellery 5. Best Piece of Jewellery not handmade 6. Article made from Pottery 7. Best Toy in any Material 8. Best Piece of Leatherwork 9. Article made by a Person 65 years or over 10. Best Greeting Card 11. Best Piece of Handcraft not mentioned 12. Gift for Mother Father or New Baby 13. Best Piece of Turned Woodwork 14. Best Piece of Woodwork 15. Best Piece of Metalwork


Most outstanding piece of Woodwork (Junior) $25 voucher GK & LH Rohr

Most outstanding piece Metalwork (Junior) $25 Coo-ee Motel 16. Best Piece of Turned Woodwork 17. Best Piece of Woodwork 18. Best Piece of Metalwork

Infants Under 5 years

Trophy for Most Outstanding (Infants) sponsored by Mrs Bev Rogers 19. Best piece of Handcraft 20. Best Dressed Doll 21. Best Pet Rock 22. Best Lego item

PRIMARY 5 - 12 years Trophy for Most Outstanding (Primary) sponsored by Nell & Rose

23. Best piece of Handcraft

24. Best Dressed Doll 25. (a) 5-8yo Best Lego Flower or Car; (b) 9-12yo Best Lego Superhero

26. Best Item made Paddle-Pop sticks

27. Best Musical Instrument made from recycled materials

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HIGH SCHOOL

Trophy tor Most Outstanding (H School) sponsored by Mrs Wendy Chandler

28. Best piece of Handcraft 29. Best Item made entirely from recycled or natural materials

30. Best Dream Catcher

SECTION R - 2

RECYCLING Trophy for Best Garden Ornament donated by Mrs Robyn Harris

Trophy for Best Ingenious Item donated by Mrs C Smith

Best Spider sponsored by Gilgandra Pest Control

OPEN

30. Best garden ornament made entirely from recycled material 31. Most Ingenious Item made from recycled scrap 32. Best Spider (ornament or wall art) made entirely from recycled material

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SECTION S

FINE ARTS CHIEF STEWARD: Nikke Foran 0409 909 967

Exhibitors in this section to place in a conspicuous position on each package or picture the class and section in which the exhibit is entered, also name and address of each exhibitor. This rule must be strictly adhered to in order to ensure safe return to exhibitors.

Exhibits in this section to be work of exhibitor Exhibits not to be removed before 4.30pm on Saturday

OPEN SECTION: No Copies - Original Drawings MOST OUTSTANDING ART EXHIBIT IN SECTION

CHAMPION AND RIBBON First Prize $10, Second Prize $5. Entry Fee 50¢

Please Note: Pencil drawings include crayon and texta Painting includes water, oils or acrylic

1 - 12 Must be able to hang artwork 1. ortrait, any medium 2. Still Life, any medium 3. Works on canvas or board, realistic any medium 4. Works on paper, realistic any medium 5. Works on canvas or board, contemporary, any subject 6. Works on paper, contemporary, any subject 7. Drawing any subject, pencil 8. Collage, any medium 9. Sea or Landscape any medium

10. Modern Art Form any medium 11. Painting – acrylic

ORANA LIFESTYLE DIRECTONS Trophies donated by Mrs Lorraine Burrell

No smaller than A4 12. Drawing, any medium - trophy 13. Painting, any medium - trophy 14. Collage, any medium - trophy

FINE ARTS CHILDREN'S SECTION Deadline for entries: 5pm Friday, 13th April for prejudging over the weekend.

16 YEARS AND UNDER

First prize trophy, second prize $1, third prize 50¢. Entry fee 50¢. Trophies for this section donated by Mrs Elaine Foran

No smaller than A4 15. Pencil Drawing - trophy 16. Painting, any medium - trophy 17. Collage - trophy

14 YEARS AND UNDER

Trophies for this section donated by Mrs Elaine Foran No smaller than A4

18. Pencil Drawing - trophy 19. Painting, any medium - trophy 20. Collage - trophy

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12 YEARS AND UNDER Trophies for this section donated by Mrs Elaine Foran

No smaller than A4 21. Pencil Drawing - trophy 22. Painting, any medium - trophy 23. Collage - trophy





5 AND 6 YEARS Trophies for this section donated by Mrs Elaine Foran


PRESCHOOL Trophies for this section donated by Mrs Elaine Foran


Johnson’s Family Store Café and Catering

Sandwiches ~Wraps ~ Hot Food ~ Cappuccinos

BBQ Chickens ~ so much more ~ dine in or takeaway

Catering for all occasions ~ Open 7 days

Phone/Fax 0268471081

Call in and see us at the luncheon pavilion here at the show

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Next Gen SECTION X

DOG HIGH JUMP Run by Next Gen Ph: 0418 101 819 2pm - Saturday, 27th April 2019 $5 per entry Near the Bar Proudly sponsored by

A & C Cruickshank

Ridley International $50 for First in both small and large, $20 for Second in both small and large,

plus bags of dog food

• The competition is a test of the dog's jumping ability. • The competition is open to all dogs and bitches, small and large. • The dog is to jump over the wall; however the dog can touch any part of the jump to get

over the wall. • It is suggested that two handlers are required, with one handler releasing the dog at the

jump run up and the other handler to catch the dog on the other side of the jump. • The dogs can be encouraged over the jump by a handler, vocally or visually. • The dogs can remain on the lead during the run up and jumping, however the dogs cannot

be assisted by either handler by pushing or pulling the lead or the dog. • All dogs not jumping must be on a lead, with a handler in the marshalling area away from

the jump run area. • Only one dog may be loose in the competition area at any one time. • The owner has the right to select the height, above the minimum height, at which the dog

will commence competition. Once in the competition, dogs must jump all following jumps. • Each dog is allowed three jump attempts at each height if necessary until only one dog

remains to provide a winner. If more than one dog has jumped the final height, a count back on refusals is to be done and the dog with the least refusals will be the winner. If all are equal the prize is shared, with each dog declared joint winners.

• Dogs shall be disqualified if unsuccessful on the third attempt. • Any mishandling or misuse of any dog will incur immediate disqualification. • Bitches in season are not permitted on the ground. • Each entrant must have completed and signed the Entry Form and agree and understand

that their dog/dogs and they have entered the competition/s at their own risk and that the conveners and/or their representatives accept no responsibility for any risk or injury, however caused.

• Small dogs go first. • If your dog can jump onto a ute back, it will be entered into the large section.

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SECTION T PHOTOGRAPHY

Chief Stewards: Una Gaff 6847 2029 and Maree Raglus 0467 234 543 The Stewards appreciate the assistance given by the

Gilgandra Photographers Group. Prize money: First $5, Second $2.

Champions $25 Voucher

RULES & CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

A) Deadline for entries: 4pm Thursday 11th April (2 weeks before show), for prejudging. B) Drop off: Completed entries may be left at Photo Image’ree, 36 Miller Street. Alternatively they may be sent to the steward, pre-paid and with correct envelope and postage for prompt returns. C) Pick up: The Photography Hall will close at 4pm Saturday 27th April and re-open at 4:30pm. Entries may be collected between 4:30 & 5pm. D) Packaging: Include (1) Entry form. (2) 50c entry fee per photo. (3) Carry bag with your name. E) Back of the photo mat must clearly state: Photographer’s name and photo class number. F) Mats & Cardboard: All prints must be mounted on stiff cardboard, (1 to 2mm). Mounts that are floppy and bend may not be displayed at the show. G) Number of entries: Maximum of 25 entries per photographer with a maximum of 3 entries for any class for each photographer. H) Open Section: Open to all photographers whether Amateur, Professional, Novice or Student. I) Entries that have gained 1st or 2nd prize in a previous Gilgandra Show may not be re-entered. J) The Show Society or the Gilgandra Photographers Group will assume no responsibility although all due care will be taken. K) Digital Enhancement & Manipulation: This section is about your photography, not how well you can edit. To be fair to those who don’t have access to computers etc, digitally manipulated prints are only allowed in Class 14 & 15. All other entries may only have minor adjustments to contrast, saturation & exposure and only if applied to the photo as a whole, not to individual parts. Cropping & conversion to Monotones is ok. L) Photographs must be exposed by & be the work of the entrant. Printed on photographic paper, and matted as stipulated at the top of each section. Laminated and framed prints may not be entered. M) Nature photos include wild birds, wild flowers and plants, wild animals, reptiles and insects, geological specimens and formations etc. With very minimal human made objects visible. Domestic animals, formal flower arrangements, museum groups and human environmental conditions are not permitted. N) No photo may be entered in more than one class.

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SCHOOL STUDENTS SECTION - POSTCARD PHOTO - Colour or B&W Champion in section receives $25 voucher from Gilgandra Pharmacy

Maximum size of photo 4x6inch. Displayed on a 6x8inch cardboard mat. (School students may also enter in the other sections)

1. Selfie or a portrait 2. Animals (Birds and reptiles are eligible.) 3. Any other subject

NOVICE SECTION - POSTCARD PHOTOS - Colour or B&W Champion in section receives $25 voucher from Central Stores

Maximum size of photo 4x6inch. Displayed on a 6x8inch cardboard mat. (Entrant must either be new to competing or not won a 1st or 2nd in this or any other shows.)

4. Portrait of a person or persons 5. Nature 6. Any other subject

OPEN SECTION - POSTCARD PHOTOS - Colour or B&W Champion in section receives $25 voucher from Gilgandra Photography Group

Maximum size of photo 4x6inch. Displayed on a 6x8inch cardboard mat.

7. Candid photo (unposed) of a child/children, primary school aged or younger. 8. Still life (A photograph of a purposeful arrangement of non living objects.) 9. Wildlife 10. Domestic, farm or zoo animals 11. Grass and or leaves 12. Tree Study 13. Silhouette 14. A bush track/pathway 15. 3 or 4 photo collage/collection (theme, telling a story or sequence.) *Maximum size see below 16. Action

OPEN SECTION - ENLARGEMENTS - Colour or B&W Champion in section receives $25 voucher from Gilvin Park Trust

Any size photo. Displayed on a *maximum sized cardboard 12x16inch, 20x8inch, 14x14inch.

17. Portrait of a person or person 18. Nature, Australian native birds (See Nature definition) 19. Nature, any subject - not birds (See Nature definition) 20. A single flower 21. Waterscene 22. Clouds 23. Landscape (The main component should be land) 24. Architecture 25. Digitally enhanced 26. Any other subject. (Not mentioned in classes 16 to 26)

Grand Champion will be chosen from the winners of the 26 classes. Sponsor: Photo Image’ree

Look for the “Top Notch” award as voted by the Stewards and Members

of the Photography Group, who display the photos.

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Next Gen SECTION X

FARMERS CHALLENGE Second day of show Starts approximately 4pm

Steward: Rachel Thomas 0418 101 819

Sponsored by Madeline Foran

Entries $10 per team

Male, female or mixed teams of two members, open to all ages over 15 years, unlimited amount of teams, teams of two.

Competition is not restricted to the farming community. Each team will compete in a relay of practical challenges with the winner decided on time and correct safety procedures. Generous prize money and prizes are offered to the winning team and placegetters. This action-packed, entertaining event has been a highlight of the Gilgandra Show.

Get your mates together, enter a team and add to the fun at this year's Gilgandra Show.

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MOWER RACING Saturday, 27th April, 2019

Entries close Wednesday 24th April

Steward John Farrar: 0401531282 for enquiries

Have you got a ride on mower? And!!! Have you ever thought about racing it? Standard Mower (just remove the cutting deck)

Modified (which is any modifications other than standard on a mower)

Drivers/riders must be aged 16 or over

Must wear long pants and long shirt (or overalls, mx gear, race suits) enclosed shoes, full face helmet and neck collar

BILLY CART RACES

Saturday, 27th April, 2019

Entries close Wednesday 24th April

Steward John Farrar: 0401531282 for enquiries

Build and race a billy cart

For ages 5-15

Teams of two kids

Categories 5-8, 9-12, 13-15

Must have a push bike helmet to compete

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MODIFIED PUSH BIKE COMPETITION Enter on day - Entries close 10am • Saturday, 27th April, 2019

Chief Steward: Graham (Pud) Burrell 6847 1256

Prizemoney - First and Second awarded

Proudly sponsored by

Max Mudford, Rivwest Finance and Wideland Ag & Construction

The only rule is that the bike must be Pedal Powered Categories

• Useful - Practical

• Novelty

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