102nd SHOW SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER 2015

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102nd SHOW
SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER 2015
Ring events, amusements, pavilion exhibits, Showgirl and
Show boy competitions, Dog show and much more!
ADMISSION: Adults - $ 10, Pensioners- $ 5
Teenagers - $5, Children under 12- free
President: Stephen Trickett
(02) 60298683
Assistant Sec/Treas: Joan Wood
(02) 6029 8285
Secretary: Deann Wolter
0488 003840
Treasurer: Karenne Dugan
Show Day: 0408 676706
Photographs curtesy of Peta Shoemark - Blue Wren Photography
The Show Society wish to thank all Donors and
Sponsors and we ask the public to show their appreciation by supporting those who have supported the Show Society. This list is incomplete
at the time of printing and we apologise for omitting any names:
CULCAIRN SHOW SCHEDULE 2015
INDEX
Section
Show Committee
President’s Welcome
General Regulations
Attractions and What’s On At The Show
Horse Section
Showjumping
Cattle
Pet Show
Sheep
Wool
Shearing/Woolhandling Competition
Poultry
Farm Produce
Poultry Produce
Fruit
Entry Forms
Showgirl/Show boy Competition
Vegetables
Horticulture
Cut Flowers
Jams, Jellies, Pickles and Preserves
Cooking
Junior Cooking
Needlework, Knitting etc
Art Work
Photography
ENQUIRIES: DEANN WOLTER Ph: 0488 003840
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Mr Greg Aplin MP
Alcheringa Stud
Supreme Choice Horsewaear
Ascot Meats
Mr & Mrs Ian Bahr
E/Late Mrs Alison Balfour
Mr R Beer
Mr & Mrs Bruno Biti
Biti Motors
Billabong High School
Blair’s Produce
Greater Hume Shire Council
Mackie Family
McMurchie Clydesdale Stud
Culcairn Pharmacy
Culcairn Newsagency
Culcairn Butchery
Paull & Scollard
Mr & Mrs Ian Pumpa
Dugan Family
Schoff Family
Andrew Fagan Termite Technology
Anglicare Op Shop
Bunnings Warehouse Albury
Nostalgia Park Palominós
Mr & Mrs David Skinner
T & W Smith
Culcairn NSW Farmers
R Gardiner
Mrs Julie Gittoes
Mrs J Godde
Goddes Grain & Fertilizer
Bluey’s Plumbin’& Diggin
Miss I Webb
Ian MacDonald Electrician
Luacke Mills
Riverina Wool Testers
Lieschke Bus Lines
Hume Bank
Mrs Irene Hogg
Ms Narelle Hogg
Mr & Mrs JG Hoy
Horseland LBURY
D Howard Plumbing
Hutcheon & Pearce
Ian McDonald Electrician
Mrs Sussan Ley MP
Lentara Stud
Lodges Bus Service
Ros Barber—Hair Vogue Salon
Commercial Club Albury
Culcairn Bowling Club
Kotzur’s Walla Walla
PJN Sheds
Hoffman Engineering
Culcairn Garden Club
St Patricks Church
Nickel Engineering
Albury Wodonga Pest Control
Stan Scheetz
Sugargum Connamara Stud
Fitzies Motor Garage
Foodworks Culcairn
Mrs F Forge
C & J Furze
Foto Supplies
Mr & Mrs Stephen Trickett
Welsh Pony and Cob Society
Pam & Graeme Schulz
Mrs Joan Wood
Walla Walla Hair Salon
Wilksch Wine Estate
Albury Poultry Club
Fox & Lillie
Emma’s Website (Horse Schedule)
Elmore Stoll
Michelle Herbert
19. Building
20. Culcairn / Culcairn Show
21. Animal/Bird/Insect
22. Wedding or Party
23. Child / Children
24. Sunrise/Sunset
25. Open print (any subject other than those above)
CULCAIRN PAH&I SOCIETY INC.
PATRONS:
Messers. R Odewahn, R Gardiner, J Hoy, Mrs J Wood
Champion Print Junior Black and White
Champion Print Junior Colour
Most successful Junior Exhibitor
Most successful Exhibitor Open Black and White
Champion Print Open Black and White
Most successful Exhibitor Open Colour
Champion Print Open Colour
Processing Vouchers donated by Foto Supplies Albury Camera House
and the Culcairn Show Society
Overall Most successful Exhibitor Open—Prize donated by Bunnings
Albury
PRESIDENT:
VICE PRESIDENTS:
SECRETARY:
TREASURER:
ASSIST TREAS/SEC:
SOLICITOR:
Mr Stephen Trickett (02) 6029 8683
Mr John Knobel, Mr Andrew Godde , Mr Adrian Knobel
Mrs Deann Wolter Ph. 0488 003840
Ms Karenne Dugan Ph: 0408 676706
Mrs Joan Wood Ph (02) 6029 8285
Mr David Skinner
COMMITTEE FOR 2015: * Denotes Past President
Mr B Barkley, Mrs J Barkley, Mr C Cunningham, Mrs M Dugan,
Miss B Dugan, Mr R Gardiner*, Mr A Godde, Mr M Godde,
Mr J Hoffman, Mr N Hogg, Mrs I Hogg, Mr P Jarick, Mr. E Knobel*,
Mr A Knobel, Mr L Lowe*, Mrs R O’Keeffe, Mr S Pitson,
Mr M Scheetz*, Mr L Schoff, Ms J Seary Mr B Thompson,
Mr A Thomson, Mr D Thomson, Ms S Tressider, Mrs J Turner
Steward On Call & Safety Officer:
Ringmaster:
N Hogg & M Godde
Chief Pavilion Stewards:
Stephen Trickett, Lindsay Lowe
Announcers:
John & Adrian Knobel
Ground Stewards:
Eryn Knobel
Gate:
Robyn Wood, Zac Ryan, Cameron Wood
Bruce Barkley & Volunteers
Caravan:
W Krause, C Trickett
First Aid:
St John’s Ambulance
DAVID DUNBAR B. Pharm
LIFE MEMBERS: Past & Present * Denotes Past President, #Denotes Deceased
27 Railway Parade, Culcairn, NSW, 2660
Ph: (02) 60298270
Fax: (02) 60298381
*Mr I Bahr, Mr A Beer #, Mrs M Dugan, Mr A Ellwood #, Mr A Fifield#,
Mr J Furze Snr #, *Mr R Gardiner, Mr B Godde #, Mr W Godde #, Mr N Hogg,
Mrs I Hogg, *Mr J Hoy, *Mr J Knobel, *Mr L Lowe, *Mr A Mackie, *Mr G Mackie #,
Mr J McLiesh #, Mr R Odewahn, Mr P Pitman #, Mr V Post #, Mr L Pumpa #,
Mr I Pumpa, *Mr D Pitson #, Mr R Pitson, Mr D Roberson #, *Mr M Scheetz ,
Mr R Scheetz #, *Mr S Scheetz, Mr M Schoff #, Mr W Sim#, Mr N Smyth,
Mr F Shoemark #, Mr R Taylor #, Mr R Thurling Snr #, Mrs J Wood,
Mr N Wood, Mrs M Wright, Mr R Wright #
Passport Photos : Gifts : Darrel Lea Chocolates
French Perfumes
Daily Deliveries to all Surrounding Areas
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Cover photographs curtesy of Peta Shoemark - Blue Wren Photography
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Message from the President
SECTION R - PHOTOGRAPHY
Welcome to the Culcairn Show for 2015. I would like to take this opportunity to
thank members and exhibitors for their contributions to the 2014 Show. A particular thanks to the sponsors, advertisers, participants and competitors involved in
this year’s show. We look forward to lots of displays, activities and successful
competition in all classes.
My thanks go to the hard working members of the committee who have worked
tirelessly on the program for the show for the last 8 months and to the volunteers
who will make this a great celebration. We are hoping to involve more members
of the community in our Show. If you would like to volunteer please make it
known.
A special thanks to all who contributed fleeces toward the ‘Good Friday Appeal’
for the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne. Last year’s fleeces contributed to
a donation of over $4,000 to the appeal.
This year’s show will feature again the Shearing and Wool Handling competitions
introduced last year. The Shearing and Wool Handling Subcommittee have been
meeting regularly fine tuning this section of the Show. We also look forward to
repeating the record Dog Show and Horse Event entries that we had last year.
The Committee is also planning further activities for children at this year’s show.
Competitions to include art works, floral arrangements, pet parade and a visit to
the shearing as well as the Show Girl and Show Boy competitions. Please note a
time change for the Show girl and Show boy competitions to 12.00pm following
the Show Opening.
From the committee we wish all participants a successful show and a rewarding
experience to all who attend on the day. Let’s hope that it doesn’t rain on show
day again this year.
Stewards: B Foye
Entries close on Friday 25th September. Exhibits to be with the Secretary no
later than the Monday 28th September 2015 (any after this date will not be accepted) . Any work having taken a first prize at a previous show of the society
is not eligible. Commercial developing and printing is permitted. Digital prints
are eligible for all classes and must be marked as such. Prints can be of any size
and must be mounted on black or white cardboard. The same photograph
cannot be entered in two sections. All photographs to be taken by the exhibitor
and no more than two years old. Exhibitors to be of amateur status.
No more than two (2) entries allowed in any class by a single exhibitor.
Entry fee .50c. 1st $2, 2nd $1
JUNIOR SECTION
Open to all exhibitors under the age of 18 years at Show time.
Black and White Print (Digital greyscale eligible)
1. People/Portrait
2. Scene
3. Building
4. Nature in Detail - NOT SCENE
Colour Print
5. People/Portrait
6. Scene
7. My Pet
8. Building
9. Nature in Detail—NOT SCENE
OPEN SECTION
Black and White Print (Digital grey scale permitted)
10. People/Portrait
12. Scene
13. Sport
14. Building
Stephen Trickett
President
Colour Print
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15. People/Portrait
17. Scene
18. Sport
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More models to choose from
PETROL & DIESEL (RWD & AWD MODELS)
“our best price includes customer service”
Phone (02) 60298279
www.bitimotors.com.au
SECTION Q – ART WORK
GENERAL REGULATIONS
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The Show commences at 8am Saturday October 3rd 2015
Memberships are $20 family, or $10 single. Membership entitles the holder to free
entry through the gate, and a total of 10 free entries except in the horse sections.
Admission for the 2015 Show, Adults $10, Pensioners $5, Teenagers $5 and children under 12 free.
All exhibits, except horses, must be the bona fide property of the exhibitors at the
time of the Show. The Committee reserves the right to disqualify any exhibit or
entry regarding which any false statement has been made. If called upon by the
Committee, exhibitors must make Statutory Declarations that their exhibits conform to the Conditions under which the prizes for which they compete are offered.
All exhibitors must place their exhibits in the space allotted to them by the Stewards. All Pavilion exhibits must be in place by 8am Saturday October 3rd 2015
ready for judging unless stated otherwise for their appropriate section. Entries
received after this time will not be judged. The Judges are empowered to withhold
a prize in any case where they feel an exhibit is unworthy.
The Committee will give every possible facility to exhibitors and every care will
be taken of exhibits, but no responsibility will be incurred by the Society.
Exhibits are not to be removed from the Pavilion before 4.30pm under penalty of
disqualification. The Pavilion will be closed at 4.00pm prior to exhibits being
available for collection.
The decisions of the Judge are final. Any protest must be in writing and accompanied by $100 which will be forfeited if the protest is deemed frivolous. The protest
must be lodged with the Secretary no later than 2.30pm on the day of the Show.
No exhibitor is allowed in a section or yard where their exhibit is being judged
except where necessary to lead, ride or drive the exhibit. No exhibitor shall interfere or insult a Judge. The Stewards have the power to remove offenders and order
the forfeiture of any prizes.
No exhibitor or exhibit is to wear or display prizes given in another class or section
while being judged.
The exhibit must display the prizes given at the Show for the duration of the exhibition, but must not display any prizes not won at this Show.
Non-competitive exhibits are able to be displayed by prior arrangement with the
Secretary, 7 days prior to the Show.
Should there be any reason that any exhibit is either diseased, dangerous or objectionable, the Society reserves the right to order its removal or refuse its admission
to the Show.
Prize money not collected on the day of the Show will be forfeited.
Entry fees are 50c each, unless otherwise stated.
Prize money may be reduced if insufficient entries are received.
Exhibitors agree to compete/exhibit at their own risk and to indemnify and keep
indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organisation
or person involved in the conduct of any show against all claims, suits, actions or
demands which made be brought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by
the exhibitor in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the Committee of management of the show society together with any other
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If desired, exhibits may be displayed only (Please indicate)
Exhibits to be in position for judging at 8.30am.
Any work having taken a first prize at a previous show of the society is not eligible.
It is the artist’s responsibility to enter in the correct section and entry is at own
risk.
Entries close Wednesday 30th September 2015
Steward: Mrs J Gardiner,
Entry Fee .50c, Students Free
Prizes: 1st $2, 2nd $1
1. Traditional oils/acrylic—any subject
2. Landscape in oils/acrylic- subject within 80km radius of Culcairn
3. Watercolour—any subject
4. Drawing (pencil, charcoal etc)
5. Portrait—any medium
6. 2D (e.g. printmaking, design, collage)
7. 3D artwork—any medium
8. Novice—any medium
9. Novice—school age—(high school or primary)
10. High School—Landscape—any medium
Ribbon Most Successful exhibitor
Ribbon will be awarded to the Best Exhibit taken from the above classes.
CHILDRENS SECTION
School Art Work—presentation of the ‘Culcairn Show” sketch as provided to the Primary Schools by the Show Society for display. Entries
must be returned before the October School Holidays
Classes—Year 2 and under, Years 3-4, Years 5-6 completed in colour
pencil , crayon or paint. Prizes presented at Show Opening Ceremony.
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organisation or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all
loss or injury to the exhibitor whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise.
19. Unless a current Member or Guest Ticket is PRODUCED all patrons MUST pay
before entry to the showground's.
20. Any exhibit that has previously been awarded a prize is not eligible for entry again.
21. Any regulations not herein provided by will be dealt with according to the
Regulations of the Royal Agricultural Society of Sydney.
MAIL OR DROP ENTRIES to: 12 Melrose St, Culcairn, NSW, 2660 before
Wednesday 30th Septemeber 2015.
ALSO AT SPORTSGROUND ON Friday 2dd October 2015 between 10.00am
and 3.00 pm only.
ANY ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER THIS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
CLOSING DATES
GENERAL SECTIONS: Saturday 26th September 2015
HORTICULTURAL SECTIONS: Wednesday 30th September 2015
PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION: F riday 25th September 2015
IMPORTANT- LATE ENTRIES
PAVILION CLASSES: Late entries will not be accepted in Pavilion
Classes, with the exception of the Horticulture Section (Section M), in
which case late entries will not be accepted after 3.00pm on Friday 2nd
October 2015
PRIZEMONEY WILL PAID ON THE DAY OF SHOW ONLY
FROM 3.00pm in the Hoy Pavillion
CULCAIRN SHOW SOCIETY PIC: NK322018
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Blair's Produce Company
Suppliers of all
Products
Contact Tony and Matt for all your Agronomic Advice
Come and see us for your entire farm produce needs
341 Wagga rd Lavington Ph(02) 60254600
Victoria St Walla Walla Ph (02) 60292103
56. Article of Wool Embroidery
57. Article of Counted Threadwork
58. Article of Ribbon Embroidery
59. Article or Garment of Smocking
60. Home-made Toy
61. Article of Patchwork
62. Article of Needlework not specified
Diana Ponting-Burns Perpetual Trophy MS
P - First Time Exhibitors
63. Article of Folk art
64. Article of Tapestry
65. Article of Needlework
66. Article of Crochet
67. Article of Handicraft
68. Article of Knitting
69. Hand Made Toy
70. Any Article Not Mentioned
P CRAFT
71. Article of Folk Art
72. Article of Paper Tole
73. Article of Jewellery (Not Beading)
74. Article of Handicraft
75. Article of Beading, not bead embroidery or knitting
76. Scrapbooking
P – Junior Needlework
77. Article of Craft
78. Article Suitable for a Gift
79. Any Article, Large
80. Any Article, Small
81. Article of Knitting
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WHATS’ ON at the 2015 SHOW ?
P – Knitting & Crochet
25. Child’s hand knitted jumper (8 ply and over)
26. Knitted Set Baby Clothes (3 articles)
27. Lady or Gents Hand Knitted Cardigan (with sleeves)
28. Pair of Hand Knitted Socks
29. Baby’s Hand Knitted Matinee Jacket or Carrying Coat
30. Pair of Baby’s Hand Knitted Booties
31. Lady or Gents Knitted Jumper (8 ply and over)
32. Lady or Gents Hand Knitted Jumper (under 8 ply)
33. Any Knitted Article Not Previously Mentioned
34. Child’s Knitted Jumper or Cardigan (under 8 ply)
35. Dressed Doll in Hand Knitted Garments
36. Crochet Rug
37. Crochet Shawl or Stole
38. Crochet Jumper or Cardigan
39. Crochet Baby’s Matinee Jacket or Carrying Coat
40. Crochet Table Centre
41. Crochet Doyley
42. Article Of Crochet Not Previously Specified
43. Article of Bead Knitting
Most Successful Exhibitor— Culcairn Anglicare Op Shop Prize $20.00
Runner up $10.00
Classes 25—43
OFFICAL OPENING @ 11.45am
SHOWGIRL AND SHOWBOY COMPETITIONS
To be held at 12.00pm
Includes prize vouchers donated by Hume Bank
CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW
RING EVENTS
BLADE SHEARING
SHEEP SHEARING COMPETITION
WOOL FLEECE COMPETITION
SHEEP SHEARING COMPETITION
POULTRY
GUESS THE WEIGHT COMPETITION
CHILDRENS PET SHOW @ 1.45pm approx
CHILDRENS ART COMPETITION
AMUSEMENTS AND RIDES
P – Machine Knitting
SIDE SHOW RIDES
45. Fancy Garment
46. Plain Garment
47. Article of Fairisle Patterns
48. Article Not Mentioned
Most Successful Exhibitor - Society Ribbon
SHEAF TOSSING COMPETITION
JUNIOR SHEAF TOSSING
EXHIBITION OF SCHOOL WORK
Display of work completed in 2015 by students of Billabong High School,
Culcairn Primary School, St Josephs’ School in the
pavilion.
P – Senior Citizens - Over 65 Years
49. Cushion
50. Any Crochet Article or Garment
51. Knitted Article or Garment
53. Christmas Decoration
54. Article of Needlework Suitable for a Gift
55. Article of Handicraft Suitable for a Gift
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SECTION A - HORSES
Entry fee $3 per event to be paid on entering the arena. Membership does not entitle free horse
entries. Prize money paid on completion of each event. In case of events clashing, competitors
are asked to chose one event as rings will not be held. Waiver forms must be signed by all
competitors and handlers before entering the ring. Wristbands to be shown to stewards upon
entry.
All riders must wear an APPROVED SAFETY HELMET while riding, this includes warming up.
Stallions are eligible to compete in harness classes. Stallions are not eligible to compete in hack
classes unless stated. Stallions must wear a bit and chain while being led.
SHOWHUNTER: If a horse competes in open height classes, e.g. Hack ring they
are then not eligible to enter Show hunter classes & vice versa.
Ladies, child's & members hack are exempt, however if a horse wins one of these classes &
goes on to win Champion Hack, it forfeits the right to be a Show hunter & vice versa. Same
applies for led Hack/Showhunter.
Drug testing may be carried out at this Show. Any competitor, exhibitor, owner found tp
have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be investigated by the
ASC Disciplinary Committee and dealth with accordingly.
NO ELECTRIC FENCE YARDS CAN BE ERECTED ON THE GROUNDS
Prize money 1st $5, 2nd $2. J unior r iding 1st $5, 2nd $2
Ribbons to third place. Champion and Reserve Champion sashes awarded.
RINGMASTERS: Mr N Hogg & Mr M Godde
RING 1
Judge - TBA
Commences 9:30am sharp.
101. Led mare over 14 hh and not exceeding 15 hh
102. Led gelding over 14 hh and n.e. 15 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Led Galloway
103. Led mare over 15 hh
104. Led gelding over 15 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Led Hack
105. Presidents Trophy for Mount, Rider and Equipment. Must all be owned
by rider. Donated by Mr Stephen Trickett for Rider Over 17 years
106. Novice Galloway Hack over 14 hh, n.e. 15 hh
107. Members Galloway Hack over 14 hh, n.e. 15 hh
108. Galloway Hack over 14 hh, n.e. 14.2 hh
109. Galloway Hack over 14.2, n.e. 15 hh
110. Childs Galloway Hack over 14 hh, n.e. 15 hh rider under 17 years
111. Ladies Galloway Hack over 14 hh, n.e. 15 hh rider over 17 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Galloway Hack
A Balfour Memorial Prize—Donated by E/Late Alison Balfour
112. Novice Hack over 15 hh
113. Members Hack over 15 hh
114. Hack over 15 hh, n.e. 15.2 hh
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Solar pump specialist
Dams, Bores & Pools
Specialising in all types of farm water supplies
and pump work
Call for a no obligation quote
Gold Card No. 56274C
Phone: (02) 6036 5202
Mobile: 0428 591 720
Culcairn Newspower Newsagency
36 Balfour Street, Culcairn
Suppliers of Newspapers, Magazines, Stationary,
Toys & Lotto, Gifts, Cards & Friendly Service
Mobile phone & internet top-ups, Big Pond Music downloads
Citilink passes, NSW and Vic Fishing licences
Ken & Jan Scheuner
Ph: (02) 60298265
SECTION P – NEEDLEWORK
No points given to Most Successful Exhibitor unless at least two entries in section.
Amateurs only. Entries close Wednesday 30th September 2015 (With the Secretary)
Exhibits to be in position for judging at 8.00am.
Chief Steward: Mrs M Dugan
Stewards: J Steer, R Wilksch, K Wilksch, Y Wright, H Glachan, R Louttit
All exhibits throughout this class must be the bone fide work of the exhibitors and
must not have been exhibited at any previous show of this association. Articles must
have been completed within the previous two years. No one piece of work may be
entered for more than one section. No soiled work will be judged. Entry tickets must
be pinned with safety pins.
Members entitled to 10 free entries.
Entry fee: .50c First Prize $2 Second Prize $1.
1. Novelty Article Costing No More Than $5
2. Child’s Dress
4. Article With Wool Embroidery
5. Patchwork, Machine Made
7. Article Of Counted Threadwork (Not Cross Stitch)
8. Article Of Cross Stitch
9. Coathanger
10. Cushion
11. Collection Of Needlework, three distinct varieties
12. Article of Needlework Suitable for a Gift
13. Hand Made Toy or Teddy Bear
14. Article of Bead Embroidery
15. Article Of Machine Embroidery
16. Something New from Something Old
17. Wall Hanging
18. Collection Of Handicraft, three Distinct Varieties
19. Handicraft Article Suitable for a Gift
20. Article Of Quilting
21. Article or Garment Featuring Appliqué
22. Article of Embroidery (Not Cross Stitch, Tapestry or Wool)
23. Any Article or Garment Not previously mentioned
24. Article or Garment of Smocking
115. Hack over 15.2 hh, n.e. 16 hh
117. Hack over 16.2 hh
118. Childs Hack over 15 hh rider under 17 years
119. Ladies Hack over 15 hh rider over 17 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Hack the Margaret Shoemark Memorial
Trophy and Sash—Donated By Mrs Julie Gittoes
120. Member Rider 11 years & under 17 years
121. Rider 11 & under 13 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Rider 11 & under 17 years
Champion receives trophy and sash donated by Mrs Cecily Trickett
124. Pair of riders 11 & under 17 years
125. Member Rider over 17 years
126. Rider 17 & and under 21 years
127. Rider over 21 years & Under 40 years
128. Rider over 40 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Rider over 17 years
Prize
129. Pony Hack 12 hh & under
130. Pony Hack over 12 hh, n.e. 12.2 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Pony 12.2 hh and under
131. Pony Hack over 12.2 hh, n.e. 13 hh
133. Pony Hack over 13.2, n.e. 14 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Pony over 12.2 hh and n.e. 14 hh
Prize
Champion and Reserve Champion Members Pony, Galloway or Hack
Prize
Miss Margaret O’Keeffe Memorial Award For Best Article Of
Needlework Classes 1-24 & 49-62(Knitting, Crochet or macramé not eligible)
Most successful Exhibitor classes 1-24 Society Ribbon
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29. Two Slices, Three Pieces of Each
30. Two Slices, Uncooked, Three Pieces of Each
31. Home Made Bread, White
32. Home Made Bread, Wholemeal
33. Six Plain Scones
34. Boiled Fruit Cake
35. Chocolate Sponge
36. Honey Roll
37. Sponge Cake (Not sandwich—made with cornflour)
38. MEN ONLY Chocolate Cake, uniced
RING 2
Judge - TBA
Drug testing may be carried out at this Show. Any competitor, exhibitor, owner found
tp have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be investigated
by the ASC Disciplinary Committee and dealth with accordingly.
Waiver forms must be signed by all competitors and handlers before entering the ring.
Wristbands to be shown to stewards upon entry.
Commencing 9:00am sharp
201. Led mare under 14 hh
202. Led gelding under 14 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Led Pony
203. Led Pony Stallion or colt
204. Led Shetland Stallion or colt
Champion and Reserve Champion Led Pony Stallion
205. Novice Pony Hack 14 hh & under
206. Members Pony Hack 14 hh & under
210. Childs Pony Hack over 12.2 hh, n.e. 14 hh rider under 17 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Pony over 12.2 hh & and n.e. 14 hh
211. Ridden Shetland Pony
212. Pony Hack 12 hh & under
214. Pony Hack under 12.2 hh ridden by child under 17 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Pony under 12.2 hh
215. Member Rider under 11 years
216. Rider under 7 years
219. Pair of riders under 11 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Rider under 11 years
Best Exhibit Section O Classes 4 – 40
Best Exhibit From Class 14.
Best Exhibit From Classes 20
Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 4—37
SPECIAL CLASSES FOR CHILDREN 16 Years And Under
Entry free. First Prize $2, Second Prize $1.
41. Plate of Scones
42. Six Decorated Cupcakes
43. Plate of Six Biscuits—Two Varieties
44. Home Made Chocolate Butter Cake (Iced)
45. Plate of Shortbread
46. Six Pikelets
47. Six ANZAC Biscuits
48. Microwave Cakes (not packet mix)
49. Sponge Sandwich (filled jam – not iced)
50. Decorated Children’s Birthday Cake
51. Plate of Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits
Ribbon to Most Successful Exhibitor
First prize - 3 points, second prize - 2 points
Sponsored by Malcolm & Marilyn Lee
Sash and prize Donated By Horseland Albury
220. Galloway over 14 hh, n.e. 14.2 hh
221. Galloway over 14.2 hh, n.e. 15 hh
222. Lightweight Galloway over 14 hh, n.e. 15 hh
223. Heavyweight Galloway over 14 hh, n.e. 15 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Galloway
224. Junior Equestrian Trophy for boy or girl rider under 12 years. Points
awarded for mount, horsemanship and general appearance of turnout. Trophy the gift of Mr & Mrs J.G. Hoy, plus sash.
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SECTION O – PASTRY, CAKES & COOKING
Entries close Wednesday 30th September 2015 and MUST be forwarded to the Secretary.
Entries to be enclosed in clear plastic bags NOT FREEZER BAGS.
Exhibits to be in position for Judging at 8.00am.
Entry Fee .50c First prize $2, Second $1.00
Special Classes for cakes made with prepared cake mix.
Cakes are not to be iced unless specified.
1. Chocolate Cake (not sandwich), made with prepared packet cake mix
2. Plain Cake (not sandwich), made with Vanilla prepared packet mix
3. Sultana Butter Cake, made with prepared packet cake mix
The use of prepared cake mix is not allowed in the following classes
4. Pavlova approximately 25cm
5. Six Cupcakes (Not Iced)
6. Sultana Cake
7. Banana Cake
8. Marble Cake
9. Plate of Six Lamingtons
10. Plate of Six Date Scones
11. Plate of Six Ginger Nuts
12. Fruit Cake 1.5kg approx
13. Plain Cake
14. Sponge Cake (not sandwich & Not made with cornflour)
15. Cream Puffs (without cream)
16. Plate of Home Made Sweets
17. Orange Cake (not sandwich - Iced)
18. Six Decorated Cupcakes
19. Home Made Raspberry Shortbread
20. Chocolate Cake
21. {late of Six ANZA CS
22. Plate of Six Meringues
23. Plain Steam Pudding
24. Steamed Plum Pudding
25. Nut Loaf (not roll)
26. Fruit Loaf (not roll)
27. Collection of Home Made Biscuits (three varieties, two of each,
not iced)
28. Collection of Home Made Decorated Biscuits (six distinct varieties) 52
225. Intermediate Equestrian Trophy for boy or girl rider under 17
years. Points awarded for mount, horsemanship and general appearance
of turnout. Trophy the gift of Miss I. Webb plus sash.
227. Hack over 15.2 hh, n.e. 16 hh
229. Hack over 16.2 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Hack
Prize donated by Karenne & Bronwyn Dugan
Show Hunters
230. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hh, n.e. 14 hh
231. Show Hunter Pony 12.2 hh & under
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony
Prize donated by Nickel Engineering
232. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hh n.e. 15 hh
233. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh, n.e. 14.2 hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Galloway
234. Show Hunter Hack over 16 hh
235. Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh n.e. 16 hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Show Hunter Over 15hh
RING 3
Judge - TBA
Drug testing may be carried out at this Show. Any competitor, exhibitor, owner
found tp have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee and dealth with accordingly.
Stronger & Higher
Quality Farm Sheds At
Shetland Ponies
301.
Stallion 4 yearsCompetitive
and over
More
Prices
302. Colt 3 years and under
Commences 9.00am
Waiver forms must be signed by all competitors and handlers before entering the ring.
Wristbands to be shown to stewards upon entry.
Registered ponies eligible only. Registration papers must be produced. F oals & Geldings not eligible for Champion and Reserve Champion in each section.
Champion and Reserve Champion Shetland Stallion or Colt
Prize
donated Hoffmann
Engineering
In-house
processing
& roll-forming eliminates the
303. Mare 4 years and over
middleman,
maintains
quality control & cuts waste.
304. Filly 3 years and
under
Champion and Reserve Champion Shetland Mare or Filly
Prize
donated
Hoffmann
Heavier
&Engineering
Longer Lasting Finishes
Supreme Shetland Exhibit
Personally
Prize
donated
Lentara Stud handled from start to finish by
305. Shetland
Gelding
and under
business3 years
owner
306. Shetland Gelding 4 years and over
 Erection of your shed commences within 2
Champion and Reserve Champion Shetland Gelding
Trophy donated
by Lentara
Stud
days
of delivery
SHEAF TOSSING—ADULT
Sponsored by William & Trevor Smith
BARRY GODDE MEMORIAL JUNIOR
SHEAF TOSSING
COMMENCING AT APPROXIMATELY 2.00 p.m
with installation fully
Welsh Mountain Section A
arranged.
307. Led colt or stallion
if required
308. 
FillyCustomisation
3 years and under
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Mountain Pony prize
donated by Mrs Fiona Forge
Welsh Ponies Section B
311. Filly 3 years and under
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Pony
Welsh Cobs Sections C & D combined
314. Led mare or filly
Licence No 164513C
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Cob prize donated by
Ph: (02) 60292411
315. Led section A gelding
Alcheringa Stud
316. Led sections B, C, DEmail:
[email protected]
Web: www.pjnsheds.com.au
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Gelding
Supreme Welsh Exhibit prize donated by Welsh Pony and Cob Society
Australian Ponies
317. Led stallion, colt or gelding
Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Pony
CULCAIRN MOTOR INN
Owner/Operators: Craig and Glenda & Jack Taylor
Olympic Way, Culcairn 2660
Ph: (02) 6029 8233
E-mail: [email protected]
www.culcairnmotorinn.com.au
Stronger & Higher
Quality Farm Sheds At
More Competitive Prices
In-house processing & roll-forming eliminates the
middleman, maintains quality control & cuts waste.
 Heavier & Longer Lasting Finishes
 Personally handled from start to finish by
business owner
 Erection of your shed commences within 2
days of delivery with installation fully
arranged.
 Customisation if required
Licence No 164513C
Ph: (02) 60292411
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.pjnsheds.com.au
Part Bred APSB
Champion and Reserve Champion APSB
Connemaras
Champion and Reserve Connemara
Part Bred Connemaras
Champion and Reserve Champion Part Bred Connemara Bag of Chaff donated by Nickel
Engineering
Native Ponies (APSB Registered)
Champion and Reserve Champion Native Pony
Riding Ponies
327. Led stallion or colt
328. Led mare 12.2 hh & under
329. Led mare over 12.2 hh
330. Led gelding 12.2 hh & under
331. Led gelding over 12.2 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Riding Pony
332. Ridden Shetland Stallion
333. Ridden APSB Stallion
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Stallion
Prize donated by Lentara Stud
334. Ridden Purebred Connemara
335. Ridden Part bred Connemara
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Part Bred Connemara
Bag Chaff donated by Nickel Engineering
Harness - Start approx 1:30pm
336. Harness horse over 14 hh
337. Harness turnout over 14 hh
Champion and Reserve Champion from classes 336 & 337
338. Harness pony under 14 hh
339. Harness pony turnout under14 hh
340. Shetland pony in harness
341. Shetland pony turnout
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RING 4 – CLYDESDALES
Judge—TBA
SECTION N – JAMS, JELLIES, PICKLES &
PRESERVES
Waiver forms must be signed by all competitors and handlers before entering the ring. Wristbands to be shown to stewards upon entry.
Exhibits to be in position for position for Judging at 8.00 am.
Commence 9.30am
Stewards: C Cunningham,
401. Stallion 4 years and over
402. Colt 3 years and under
Champion and Reserve Champion Stallion or Colt
404. Filly 3 years and under
Champion and Reserve Champion Mare or Filly
Supreme Champion Clydesdale
405. Led gelding under 4 years
406. Led gelding 4 years and over
Champion and Reserve Champion gelding
407. McMurchie Trophy and Sash. For the best Clydesdale yearling colt or
filly bred by the exhibitor. To be won four times before becoming the property of the exhibitor. Winner to have his or her name inscribed. Trophy to
be returned 21 days prior to the next Show.
Most Successful Exhibitor in the Clydesdale section
Trophy Donated By Mr Ron Gardiner
408. Single Clydesdale mare or gelding driven in long reins
409. Pair of Clydesdales driven in long reins
410. Clydesdale Cross driven in long reins
CLYDESDALE CROSS
411. Led Mare/Filly Under 16hh
412. Led Gelding Under 16hh
413. Led Mare/Filly Over 16hh
414. Led Gelding Over 16hh
415. Led Stallion
Champion Led Clydesdale Cross
416. Ridden Mare/Filly
417. Ridden Gelding
418. Ridden Stallion
Champion Ridden Clydesdale Cross
Entry Fee .50c First prize $2, Second $1
1. Collection Of Home Made Jam. Three Varieties
2. Collection Of Home Made Jellies. Three Varieties
3. Collection Of Plum Jams. Two Varieties
4. Best Collection Of Pickles. Three Varieties
5. Best Collection of Sauces. Three Varieties
6. Apricot Jam
7. Plum Jam
8. Fig Jam
9. Quince Jam
10. Lemon Butter
11. Passionfruit Butter
12. Blood Plum Jam
13. Orange Marmalade
14. Grapefruit Marmalade
15. Any other Marmalade
16. Plum Sauce
17. Tomato Sauce
18. Chutney
19. Relish – Any Variety
20. Mustard Pickles
21. Pickled Onions
22. Jam – Any Variety
All exhibits must have the entry ticket glued to the bottle.
Prizes: Ribbon for Most Successful Exhibitor in above section.
First prize 5 points, second prize 3 points.
Dorothy and Mervyn Schoff Trophy For Champion Exhibit donated by
Mr Leon Schoff
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RING 5 – SHOW HUNTER, BREED AND COLOUR
Judge - TBA
83. One light Rose
84. One dark Rose
85. Three roses, (NND) in separate bottles
86. Six roses (NND) in separate bottles
Best Rose in Show - may be an individual bloom or group Prize $5
Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 83—86 Prize donated by Mrs Joan
Wood
87. One cut of bearded Iris
88.. Bearded Iris one flower head with 9 cm or less stem.
89. Three cuts of Bearded Iris (D) in three containers
90. Three cuts of Bearded Iris (NND) in three containers
Best Bearded Iris in Show - may be an individual bloom or group Prize $5
91. One cut of Camellia
92. Three cuts of Camellia (NND) in three containers
93. One cut of Dutch Iris
94. Three cuts of Dutch Iris (D) in three containers
95. Three cuts of Dutch Iris (NND) in three containers
Best Dutch Iris in Show - may be an individual bloom or group Prize $5
96. One cut Dwarf Iris stem less than 9 cms
97. Three cuts dwarf Iris (D) in three containers
98. Three cuts Dwarf Iris (NND) in three containers
99. Three flowering Perennials (D) in one container
100.One cut or specimen of Native Tree or Shrub
101. Three cuts of Native Tree or Shrub in three containers
102. One cut of Orchid.
Waiver forms must be signed by all competitors and handlers before entering the ring. Wristbands to be shown to stewards upon entry.
Registration papers must be produced if requested.
Commences 9.00am.
Arabian Purebred
Champion and Reserve Champion Purebred Arabian
Arabian Derivatives
Champion and Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative
505. Led Show Hunter Pony
506. Led Show Hunter Galloway
507. Led Show Hunter Hack
Champion and Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter
Trophy donated by Narelle Hogg
508. Best Turned out Show Hunter (Judged on presentation as a ridden
showhunter) Not eligible for Champion/Reserve
509. Show Hunter Hack over 16 hh
510. Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh n.e. 16 hh
511. Lightweight Hunter Hack over 15hh
512. Heavyweight Hunter Hack over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Show Hunter Over 15hh
Lentara Special Choice memorial sash & trophy donated by Narelle Hogg
513. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hh n.e. 15 hh
514. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh, n.e. 14.2 hh
515. Lightweight Hunter Galloway over 14hh and n.e. 15hh
516. Heavyweight Hunter Galloway over 14hh and n.e. 15hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Galloway
517. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hh, n.e. 14 hh
518. Show Hunter Pony 12.2 hh & under
519. Lightweight Hunter Pony n.e. 14hh
520. Heavyweight Hunter Pony n.e. 14hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony
Prize for Best Exhibit in Cut Flowers donated by Mrs Karen Brown. Ribbon for the Best Exhibit in Cut Flowers.
The Culcairn Garden Club Award and prize to be awarded to the
Most Successful exhibitor in cut flowers.
The Ray Moore Perpetual Trophy for Champion Iris.
The Rev Fr. J.C: Cochrane Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the
most successful exhibitor overall in the Horticulture section and an
Annual Trophy donated by the St.Patrick’s Catholic Church.
The Trophy for Perpetual competition to be held by the winner for 12
months. Trophy to be returned to the Secretary seven days prior to
the show.
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Palominos
Champion and Reserve Champion Palomino
Prize donated by Karenne & Bronwyn Dugan
Pinto
Champion and Reserve Champion Pinto
Buckskins
Champion and Reserve Champion Buckskin
Thoroughbreds
Champion and Reserve Champion Thoroughbred
Prize donated by Michelle Herbert
Warmbloods
Champion and Reserve Champion Warmblood
Australian Stock Horses
532. Led Mare or filly
Champion and Reserve Champion Stockhorse
Prize Donated by Horseland Albury
Supreme Led Exhibit
Prize donated by Supreme Choice Horseware/Debra Cooper
Ridden Classes
533. Ridden purebred Arabian
534. Ridden Arabian
535. Ridden Arabian Derivative
536. Ridden Pinto, Palomino or Buckskin
537. Ridden Thoroughbred
538. Ridden Stock Horse
539. Ridden Warmblood
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Breed
57. Three head of Double Stock (NND) in 3 separate bottles, laterals not
allowed.
58. One cut of flowering shrub
59. Collection of four Iceland Poppies (D) in one bottle
60. Collection of six Iceland Poppies (NND) in one bottle
61. One Snapdragon
63. One Pansy, exhibitor to supply own bottle/jar
64. Six Pansies, (D) exhibitor to supply own bottle/jar
65. Collection of six Pansies (NND), exhibitor to supply own bottle/jar
66. One Arum Lily
67. Collection of six Anemones (NND) in-groups of two in three bottles
68. One Carnation
69. Three carnations; (NND) in three bottles
70. Three Single Geraniums; (D) in three bottles
71. Three Double Geraniums (NND) in three bottles
72. Specimen of Geranium
73. Three Calendulas (NND) in a bottle
74. Six Calendulas (NND) in groups of two in three bottles
75. Three Tulips (D) in one bottle
76. Three Cyclamen (NND) in one bottle
77. One stem of Perennial, not previously specified in schedule. (shrubs not
allowed)
78. One stem of Annual, not previously specified in schedule
79. One stem of Bulbous, Tuberous, Rhizome Bloom not specified in
schedule
80. Collection of three Bulbs, Rhizome, Tuber (D) in separate bottles
81. Collection of six Ranunculi (NND) in groups of two in three bottles
82. Collection of three daffodils (NND) in three bottles
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Ring 6 — HRCAV
LEGO—Must be original design (Not a boxed set)
20. 5 years and under – up to 100 pieces
Judges choice for classes: 20, 21, 22 Gift Voucher
tp have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be investigated by
the ASC Disciplinary Committee and dealth with accordingly.
Gerogery Equestrian Club
HRCAV Official Show Ring @ Culcairn Show
POT PLANTS, FERNS ETC
Entry fee: .50c. First prize: $2, second prize: $1
Trophy for best exhibit in pot plants donated by C & J Furze
23. One pot or container of Maidenhair Fern, Coarse
24. One pot or container of Maidenhair Fern, Fine
25. One pot or container of any other fern
26. Hanging container of fern
Best Fern in Show - Prize $5
Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 23—26 Kathleen Thurling Award donated by Mrs Joan Wood.
27. Pot or container Cacti or Succulent, more than one plant
28. One pot of Bonsai
29. Geranium in pot or container (foliage)
30. Azalea in pot or container
31. One pot or container of flowering plant or plants not previously specified.
32. Plants in pot or container used mainly for foliage
33. One pot plant in a recycled container
34. One pot or container of Cyclamen in bloom
35. One pot or container of Indoor plant
36. Geranium in pot or container (flowering)
37. Pot or container of Cacti and/ or succulent( must be growing)
38. Hanging container other than fern
39. One pot or container of Orchid in bloom
40. One pot or container of Ornamental Grass
CUT FLOWERS ETC
Entry fee: .50c. First prize: $2, second prize: $1
Exhibitors to supply own bottles which must be clean and without labels.
ABBREVIATIONS: "D' Distinct, "N ND"Not necessarily distinct
52. Six cuts of flowers (D) in one container (no shrub)
53. Three cuts of flowers (D) in one container (no shrub)
54. Three cuts of flowering shrubs (D) in separate bottles
55. Six Sweet Peas, 3 distinct Colours, 2 stems of each in 3 separate bottles
56. Six Sweet Peas, (NND) in one container
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Please see details on the HRCAV website
Ring 7
FUN RING
RULES
NO ENTRY FEE OR PRIZE MONEY AWARDED. Ribbons to 3rd Place.
This is a fun ring and riders CANNOT compete in any other ring. Pony Club Uniform and long boots not permitted and jackets must not be worn. Approved helmets
and boots MUST be worn by all competitors.
701.
702.
703.
704.
705.
706.
707.
708.
709.
710.
711.
712.
713.
714.
715.
716.
Handler under 9yrs
Handler 9 years and under 13 years
Handler 13 years and under 17 years
Rider 6yrs & under [may be led]
Rider 7 & under 10 yrs
Rider 10 & under 13yrs
A pair of riders under 13yrs
A pair of riders 13 & under 18yrs
Ridden Black, Brown, Bay horse or pony
Ridden Grey, Chestnut horse or pony
Ridden any other colour horse or pony
Horse or pony with the longest Tail
Horse or pony with the shortest Tail
Fancy dress
SECTION B
RING 8 – SHOWJUMPING
Drug testing may be carried out at this Show. Any competitor, exhibitor, owner
found tp have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee and dealth with accordingly.
To be conducted under EFA rules.
All competitors must jump the course laid down by the committee.
All entry fees are to be paid to the Steward in the arena prior to the
event.
Riders must wear Approved safety helmets. Article 238.2.2 (AM5)
applies to all events.
Horses are only allowed to compete in 3 events on the day.
Waiver forms must be signed by all competitors and handlers before entering the ring. Wristbands to be shown to stewards upon
entry.
Starting time 9am
Course Builder: Kay Har ding
Judge: Penny Gor mly
Stewards: TBA
.
B1.
Andrew Fagan Showjumping Competition.
Entry fee $5.
Starting height 60cm.
st
nd
1 $30, 2 $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5
B2.
Paull & Scollard Freshman’s Showjumping Competition
Entry fee $5
1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5
B3.
Blair’s Produce Freshman’s Showjumping Competition
Entry fee $5
1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5
B4.
J. Hoy D Grade Showjumping Competition
Entry fee $5.
Starting height 1m.
st
nd
1 $50, 2 $25 3rd $15, 4th $5
B5.
C & D Grade Showjumping
Entry fee $5
1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $15, 4th $5
B6.
Killara Open Showjumping
SECTION M -HORTICULTURE
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 30th SEPTEMBER. 2015, 5 pm
Exhibits to be in the pavilion in position for judging at 8 am sharp.
Members are entitled to 10 free entries.
Stewards: L Roennfeldt & L Watson
Assistants to the Stewards: Members of the Culcairn Garden Club.
All exhibits in cut flowers, pot plants, etc. must be grown by exhibitor.
Floral Art: Foliage, ferns and aids allowed.
Materials used need not be grown by the exhibitor, but must be their own work.
Cut Flowers: Shrubs etc., to be not more than 45 cms above bottle.
Exhibitors to supply own bottles. Bottles must be clean and with no labels.
No Late Entries.
FLORAL ART
Entry fee: .50c First prize: $2, second prize: $1 .
1. Arrangement celebrating “Centenary of ANZAC ”
2. Church arrangement for Wedding.
3. Presentation basket of dried and/or artificial flowers or foliage.
4. Arrangement using the Colours of a Sunset.
5. Arrangement suitable for a breakfast tray
6. Arrangement Green/White
7. In miniature -3 flowers under 10cm
8. Christmas arrangement, mainly fresh flowers and foliage
9. My fantasy -any material allowed with some fresh flowers
10. Marvelous Mauve
11. Quick arrangement using one flower
12. 3 Flowers with junk
13. Vine and Flowers arrangement
14. A Peaceful arrangement
Best Exhibit, Trophy donated by The Culcairn Newsagency.
M/S Exhibitor in classes 1-18 Trophy donated by Mr Rodney Beer.
CHILDREN'S SECTION
Entry free. Prizes: First $2, Second $1
FOR CHILDREN 8 YEARS AND UNDER
15. Arrangement of Flowers in my “Favourite Container."
9 YEARS TO 11 YEARS INCLUSIVE
16. Vase of mixed flowers less than 45sm
17. Arrangement using two flowers less than 45cm
12 YEARS TO 16 YEARS. INCLUSIVE
18. Arrangement with “ANZAC’ theme
19. Arrangement using two flowers less than 45cm high
Judge’s Choice from classes: 15 - 19 Culcairn Garden Club Trophy
SECTION L – VEGETABLES
Exhibits to be in position for judging at 8am.
Steward: R Gardiner, M Pumpa
Entry fee .50 1st $2, 2nd $1
All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor.
1. One bunch of Three Parsnips
2. One bunch of Three Carrots
3. One Cabbage
4. One Cauliflower
6. One Butternut Pumpkin
7. One Pumpkin (any other variety)
8. Five Stalks of Silver Beet
9. Five Stalks of Rhubarb10. Eight Pods of Broad Beans
11. One Lettuce
12. Twelve Pods of Peas
14. Collection of Garden Herbs
15. Collections of Vegetables (to be judged one quality)
Gus Biti Memorial Trophy to be awar ded to the M/S exhibitor in sections
K and L. Donated by Lois and Bruno Biti. Champion Ribbon.
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SECTION C - STUD BEEF CATTLE
All Breeds Beef Cattle Bonanza
CHIEF STEWARDS: S Tressider
STEWARDS: M Scheetz,C Mackie, C Schultz, B Schultz, N Scheetz,
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:
*ALL EXHIBITORS AND HANDLERS MUST HAVE COMPLETED THE ASC WAIVER FORM.
* All bulls 12 months and over must be rung through the nose and at all times led by such ring.
All females over eight months of age and all bulls from eight to 12 months of age must at all
times be led with a nose clip.
* If, in the opinion of the Chief Stewards, any animal is considered unsafe, such animal shall be
placed under such control as directed by the Stewards.
* Age of cattle to be calculated from October 3 2015
* The Stewards reserve the right to combine classes where insufficient entries are obtained.
* Straw will be provided for first bedding.
* All exhibits to be on the grounds by 9am.
* Entries close: Friday 25th September
* Entries to be sent to Culcairn Show Society by email or mail
 A signed Johnes declaration form must accompany entries.


CULCAIRN
SHOWGIRL and SHOWBOY
COMPETITION
Stewards: Michelle Godde & Amy Cooper
Appropriate Dress
12.00pm start
SENIOR SHOW GIRL: 14years and under 18 years
Sash and gift donated by Show Society
INTERMEDIATE: 11 year s and under 14 year s
Trophy the gift of HAIR VOGUE SALON
Sash donated by Pennant Products.
NVDs must be handed to the Chief steward on arrival
All Cattle attending must be PESTI Virus free
JUNIOR SHOWGIRL: 7 year s and under 11 year s
Trophy the gift of CULCAIRN PHARMACY and Society’s sash
JUNIOR SHOWBOY: 7 year s and under 11 year s
Trophy and sash donated by Society
JUNIOR SHOWBOY: 3 year s and under 7 year s.
Trophy and sash donated by Maurie Godde.
Nerrida Godde Memorial Trophy
JUNIOR SHOWGIRL: 3 year s and under 7 year s.
Trophy and sash donated by Society.
TINY TOTS GIRL: 1 and under 3 year s.
TINY TOTS BOY: 1 and under 3 year s.
BABY BOY: Under 12 months
BABY GIRL: Under 12 months.
Winners receive vouchers donated by Hume Bank.
CULCAIRN SHOW
ALL BREEDS BEEF CATTLE BONANZA
SATURDAY 3rd OCTOBER 2015
ENTRY FORM
Mail Only Entries to: S Tr ickett, 12 Melr ose St, CULCAIRN , NSW 2660
NO PHONE ENTRIES
Important: Amount enclosed with for m $20 for member ship family $10 for
single and/or Entry Fee $……
Early entries would be appreciated. Please see sections for closing dates.
Membership fee or entry fees must accompany this form
Exhibitors note: horse entries are on the day
I hereby enter the above exhibits subject to the rules and regulations of the society
SECTION
CLASS
PARTICULARS
FEE
Entry Fee: Free with membership Non Members- $4 NB: Non Members must pay gate
fee.
Prizemoney: Classes 1-6, 8-10, 12-14 1st-$10, 2nd-$5, 3rd-$2
Donated by Ascot Meats
Females
Class 1. 8 to12 months (1 Oct 14 - 31 Jan 15)
Class 2. 12 to 16 months (1 Jun 14 - 30 Sept 14)
Class 3. 16 to 20 months (1 Feb 13 - 31 May 13)
* Junior Champion Female * Reserve Junior Champion Female
Class 4. 20 to 30 months (1 Apr 12 - 31 Jan 13)
Class 5. 30 and over
* Senior Champion Female * Reserve Senior Champion Female
* Grand Champion Female
Bulls
Class 6. 8 to12 months (1 Oct 14 - 31 Jan 15)
Class 7. 12 to 16 months (1 Jun 14 - 30 Sept 14)
Class 8. 16 to 20 months (1 Feb 13 - 31 May 13)
* Junior Champion Bull * Reserve Junior Champion Bull
Class 9. 20 months and over
* Senior Champion Bull * Reserve Senior Champion Bull
* Grand Champion Bull
Trophy donated by Pam & Graham Schultz & Family.
* Supreme Exhibit Prize Donated by E/Late Alison Balfour
Class10. Group of 3, both sexes to be represented, bred by exhibitor
Class11. Pair, male & female bred by exhibitor Gift of Mr & Mrs D Skinner.
Class12. Best Hereford / Poll Hereford Exhibit Donated by Mackie Family.
Class13. Best Murray Grey Exhibit donated by Mrs Jean Godde
* Most Successful Exhibitor
Any exhibitors planning to exhibit cattle will need to let the Secretary
know of your intention to exhibit cattle before 15th September 2015 so
that trophies, prizes, stewards and judges can be organizes.
Name: ………………………………………………………………………
Address: ……………………………………………Date: ……………….
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CULCAIRN SHOW SOCIETY INC
SECTION C
Entries Close Friday 25th September
All Entries To Be Sent To:
Culcairn Show Society: S Trickett, 12 Melrose St, Culcairn NSW 2660
Remittance for Membership or Entry Fee and a signed HealthDeclaration
Forms must accompany this entry form. (Please download from
www.farmbiosecurity.com.au)
GROCERIES, DELICATESSEN, FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES
And your LIQUOR requirements
ALL BREEDS BEEF CATTLE BONANZA
CLASS
EXHIBIT
TATTOO
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
BORN
With the friendliest & most courteous staff
38 Balfour Street Culcairn
Phone: (02) 6029 8340
CULCAIRN BOWLING
& RECREATION CLUB
ALBURY ROAD CULCAIRN
ENTRY FEE- $20 MEMBERSHIP OR $4 PER HEAD PER CLASS $
NB: NON-MEMBERS MUST PAY GATE FEE
Call in after the game and enjoy a relaxing drink
EXHIBITOR:……………………………………………………………...
STUD NAME:……………………………………………………………..
ADDRESS:………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………...
BREED:……………………………………………………………………
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*EFTPOS
*CLUB KENO
OUR POPULAR CHINESE RESTURANT IS OPEN WEDNESDAY
TO SUNDAY FOR ORDERS PHONE (02) 6029 8738
PHONE: (02) 6029 8461
FAX: (02) 6029 8814
CHILDRENS PET SHOW
1st to 4th ribbons
NO Birds, Lambs, Goats or Calves Allowed
Best young animal
Cutest kitty
Most colourful pet
Dog that looks most like owner
Most unusual pet
Best presented pet
Fancy dress pet
Best trick
Happiest pet
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SECTION J – POULTRY PRODUCE
Steward: R Gardiner, M Pumpa
1. Half Dozen Hens Eggs, White
2. Half Dozen Hens Eggs, Brown
3. Half Dozen Duck Eggs
4. Half Dozen Hens Eggs, White
5. Half Dozen Hens Eggs, Brown
Classes 4 and 5 are to be exhibited by child under 16 years
of age.
SECTION K – FRUIT
Steward: R Gardiner , M Pumpa
All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor.
1. Three Oranges (Navel)
2. Three Lemons
3. Three Oranges (other than Navel)
4. Three Mandarins
5. Three Grapefruit
6. Three Limes
7. Collection of Citrus Fruit
8. Plate of Walnuts
9. Plate of any other nut
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Society’s Champion ribbons:
Champion Hardfeather Male Large
Champion Hardfeather Female Large
Champion Softfeather Male Large
Champion Softfeather Female Large
Champion Hardfeather Male Bantam
Champion Hardfeather Female Bantam
Champion Softfeather Male Bantam
Champion Softfeather Female Bantam
Grand Champion Large Fowl Tr ophy I Pumpa
Grand Champion Bantam
Best Exhibit By Junior Under 16 Years – any variety
If insufficient entries of any variety not mentioned, extra classes will be created.
M/S Junior Exhibitor
UPCOMING TOURS 2015/2016
SECTION I – FARM PRODUCE
Include:
Exhibits to be in position for judging at 8am
Steward:
All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor. Name of wheat must be attached to the
bag.
All exhibits of grain must be a fair example of the bulk grown and not mill graded or
prepared by abrasive treatment.
Entry fee .50. 1st $2, 2nd $1
GARDEN FESTIVAL OF GRIFFITH— 3 Days 17th—19th October
OPERA IN THE ALPS – Saturday 17th January, 2015
AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS— January 24 & 25th 2015, Saturday
night & Sunday sessions on Rod Laver Arena
1. 2kg of Lupin seed
2. 2kg of Oats
3. 2kg of Wheat
4. 2kg of Barley
5. 2kg of Triticale
6. Sheaf of green Wheat, Oats or Barley
7. Bundle of Green Lucerne
8. Quarter bale of Hay
Sash for the M/S Exhibitor in Section Trophy NSW Farmers
Farm Produce points 1st 3 points, 2nd 2 points.
ONE DIRECTION— Saturday February 14th 2015, Etihad Stadium —
A and B Reserve tickets
Get In Early to Avoid Disappointment.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR BOOKINGS CALL
:
0260 298657
Website: www.lodgesbusservice.com.au
EMAIL: [email protected]
FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED, SERVICING OUR LOCAL AREA
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SECTION E - SHEEP
Display of stud sheep only
MALE
FEMALE
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45
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
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46
48
50
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58
60
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68
70
Softfeather
Bantam
Australorp
Rhode Island Red
Sussex AC
Langshan
Pekin Black
Pekin AOC
Rosecomb AC
Sebright AC
Ancona
Leghorn White
Leghorn AOC
Wyandotte White
Wyandotte AOC
Belgian
Japanese
AOV S/F Bantam
Sheep stud breeders are invited to take this opportunity to display
their stud sheep as part of the expanded sheep and wool section at
this year’s show incorporating a shearing and wool handling competition.
Please Note: This is an accredited show. All sheep for display must be from Ovine
Brucellosis and Johnes free flocks. Br ucellosis accr editation number s must be
supplied with entries. All sheep must have been vaccinated for Johnes disease as
lambs and the stud must have maintained a minimum level of 5 consecutive years of a
vaccination program for Johnes disease prior to attending this show.
Please indicate on your entry form or phone request for pens what the number of
years of the vaccination program have been. The exhibitor is responsible for providing a completed National Sheep Health Statement form (available on the internet) and a completed NVD (Waybill) form to be provided for the Chief Steward
on arrival. The exhibitor is r esponsible for checking all sheep pr ior to their departure from their source for evidence of footroot and external parasites. Sheep indicating signs of such problems are not to be exhibited.
Hardfeather
Bantam
This is a Stud Display show. Due to space restrictions stud breeders are restricted to
displaying a maximum of 6 sheep.
Display Close of Entries: Friday 25th September 2015 (1 week prior to show) with
the show secretary
Chief Steward: Stuart Pitson (02 6036 5232)
Free Entry if a member of Culcairn Show Society or have paid gate entry fee.
Australian Game
Modern Game Blk./Red
Modern Game AOC
Indian Game Dark
Indian Game AOC
Pitt Game AC
OEG Black Red L/L
OEG Wheaten AC
OEG Black Red D/L
OEG Blue Red
OEG Duckwing
OEG Ginger
OEG AOC
AOV H/F Bantam
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95
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Muscovy
Indian Runner
Mallard
AOV Duck
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101
103
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100
102
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Large Fowl AV
Bantam AV
Ducks AV
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109
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110
Ducks
Junior Section
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SECTION H – POULTRY
Chief Stewards: Paul Jarick
Stewards: Neville Feuerherdt, Ian Pumpa, Kylie Sim
Entry fee .50c
1st $2,, 2nd $1
Exhibits to be caged by 9am, judging 9.30am sharp
Entries close Wednesday 30th September 2015
Entries not to be removed before 4.00p.m. Removal before this
time will result in fortiture of prize monies
MALE
FEMALE
Australorp
1
2
Rhode Island Red
3
4
Sussex AC
5
6
Wyandotte White
7
8
Wyandotte AOC
9
10
Orpington
11
12
Leghorn White
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14
Leghorn Black
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16
Leghorn AOC
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18
Ancona
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20
Silkie
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22
AOV Softfeather large
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24
Australian Game AC
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Indian Game AC
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28
Modern Game AC
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30
Pit Game AC
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OEG Black/ Red
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OEG AOC
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AOV Hardfeather
large
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Softfeather Large
Hardfeather Large
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SECTION G – WOOL
SPONSORED BY FOX & LILLIE WOOL BROKERS & RIVERINA WOOL TESTERS
Stewards: A Godde, P Godde, P Lowe, T Tresidder, P Tresidder, D Dunn, C Smith, J Turner
(Skirted fleeces only)
Fleeces can be donated to the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal
Exhibits to be in position for judging at 9am
Entry fee is free if fleece is to be donated to Royal Children’s Hospital, otherwise entry fee
is $1 –
Prizes - Classes 1-7 First Prize $40
Champion Merino Fleece $140
Champion British Breed $80
Lambs wool to be exhibited in plastic bag supplied by the exhibitor
To be judged on a points basis. Rams wool not eligible, class 7 excepted.
Skirtings not to be included.
1. Superfine Merino
2. Fine Merino
3. Medium Merino
4. Prem Shorn Merino
5. Fine British Breed (can be first cross)
6. Strong British Breed
7. Junior Farmer – 1kg lambs wool (either Merino or XB)
Fleeces are to be delivered to Fox & Lillie Rural, 47 –49 Railway Parade, Culcairn on or
before 4pm Wednesday 30th September for testing courtesy Riverina Wool Testers.
RIVERINA WOOL TESTERS
Providing Testing of all fleeces at the 2015 Culcairn Show
12 Cheshire Street
WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650
CONTACT: Paul Cocking
Telephone: 02 6925 1407
Email: [email protected]
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CULCAIRN SHOW
SATURDAY 3rd OCTOBER 2015
ENTRY FORM
Mail Only Entries to: S Tr ickett, 12 Melr ose St, CULCAIRN, NSW 2660
NO PHONE ENTRIES
Important: Amount enclosed with for m $20 for member ship family/ $10 for single and/or Entry Fee $……
Early entries would be appreciated. Please see Sections for closing dates.
Membership fee or entry fees must accompany this form
Exhibitors note: horse entries are on the day
I hereby enter the above exhibits subject to the rules and regulations of the society
SECTION
CLASS
PARTICULARS
FEE
ASCOT MEAT PRODUCTS PTY LTD
Sponsor of the Culcairn Show
Kelly Street
Wodonga VIC 3690
Name: ………………………………………………………………………
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Address: ……………………………………………Date: ……………….
Phone: 02 6055 0263
Fax: 02 6024 5295

102nd SHOW SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER 2015

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