Schedule - Clunes Show

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2015
CLUNES AND DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY INC.
No A2267
155
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SPRING SHOW
Affiliated with Equestrian Victoria.
CLUNES SHOWGROUNDS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 2015
ONLINE ENTRIES NOW ACCEPTED – SEE OUR NEW WEBSITE
ENTRY CLOSING DATES HAVE CHANGED
NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS 2015
CLUNES SHOW VASA DOG JUMP 1pm
AUSTRALIAN GREAT WAR ASSOCIATION DISPLAY
CLUNES PRESCHOOL POO LOTTO
JAMIE & KIM’S MOBILE ZOO
SHOWDAY LIVE MUSIC “CASTLEMAINE HIGHLAND PIPE BAND” & “THE WESLEY BANDS”
CLUNES PET SHOW – UPDATED SECTIONS
SCARECROW COMPETITION
FERRET RACING DEMONSTRATION
SOCIETY MEMORABILIA DISPLAY
PROFESSOR WALLACE’S PUPPET SHOW
BUTE UTE COMPETITION
VINTAGE ENGINE DISPLAY
RURAL AMBASSADOR & JUNIOR SHOW AMBASSADOR
SHOW GIRL AND SHOW BOY COMPETITIONS
KEG THROWING, TUG OF WAR & GUM BOOT THROW COMPETITIONS
LADIES WOODSPLITTING COMPETITION
GRAND PARADE 3.00 pm
SHOW NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT – BAR, BBQ & MUSIC VIDEOS ON THE BIG SCREEN
M HULL (Pres.)
Phone AH: (03) 53 453 037
B. ADAM (Sec.)
Phone AH: (03) 53 453 042
A. FLOWERS (Horse Sec)
Phone AH: (03) 53 454 000
Homecrafts and Garden Section, enquiries to H HARDY (03) 53 453 856
NEW SOCIETY WEBSITE: www.clunesshow.com.au
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NEW CLOSING DATES FOR 2015
ONLINE ENTRIES NOW AVAILABLE – SEE OUR NEW WEBSITE FOR DETAILS www.clunesshow.com.au
NO PHONE ENTRIES - NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED WITHOUT FEES
ENTRIES INCLUDE VAS LEVY
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HORSES
SHEEP
FLEECES
CROPPING COMP
GOATS
CATTLE
Tuesday November 17
Entries accepted at double entry fee
on show day 7-10 am & 12-1pm
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Tuesday November 10
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Tuesday November 10
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Tuesday November 10
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Tuesday November 10
Tuesday November 10
POULTRY
Friday November 13
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PIGEONS
Friday November 13
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HOMECRAFTS
GARDEN FLOWERS and PLANTS
HOME BREW
SHORT STORY, POETRY & HANDWRITING
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Entries to:
Mrs A Flowers
191 Learmonth Rd, Clunes, 3370
Telephone: (03) 53 454 000 A.H.
Mrs B Campbell
170 Foley’s Rd, Clunes, 3370
Telephone (03) 53 453 042 A.H.
J & S Boland
125 McKinleys Rd, Clunes, 3370
Telephone 0407 860 343
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Mr A Veerman
74 Dehnerts Rd, Daisy Hill, 3465.
Telephone: (03) 54 605 255
Mr W A Jolley
“Mahnyurnga”
69 Norwood Road, Wareek, 3465
Telephone (03) 54 622 225
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Tuesday November 10
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Tuesday November 17
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Tuesday November 10
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Tuesday November 10
Mrs H Hardy
285 Kierce’s Road,
Clunes, 3370
Telephone (03) 53 453 856 A.H
The Society reserves the right to substitute trophies for prize money.
The Committee has the right to alter, cancel, change or combine classes without prior notice to the competitors.
Exhibitors should carefully peruse the rules regarding entries, conditions, etc, and particularly the special class and section under which
they propose exhibiting, as these must be rigidly adhered to.
The Society will not be responsible for any accident, caused through or by an exhibitor and it shall be a condition of entry that each
exhibitor shall not hold the Society responsible and indemnify against any legal proceedings arising from such accident.
INDEX OF SECTIONS
Section
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Section
Page
Arabians
15
Garden Produce
44
Pony Club
17
Art
52
Goats – Dairy
38
Poultry
35
Australian Ponies
12
Grand Parade
15
Prime Lambs
30
Carrot Cake Comp
56
Hacks & Riding
8
Red Velvet Cake
57
Cattle
24
Handwriting
48
Riding Comps
12
Conditions of Entry
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Home Brew
22
Rural Ambassador Awards
57
Cookery
53
Keg Throwing
20
Scarecrow Comp
52
Craft
50
Knitting
46
Sewing Competition
45
Crochet
47
Ladies Woodsplitting
20
Sheep
28
Cropping Competition
27
Miniatures
14
Sheep – Coloured
29
Dog High Jump
21
Needlework
44
Shetlands
12
Embroidery Comp
46
Palominos
14
Short Story Writing
48
Fleeces
32
Pantry
41
Show Girl / Master Show Boy
57
Fleeces – Black
30
Patchwork
46
Show Night Entertainment
20
Fleeces - Heritage
30
Pet Show
19
Speed Knitting
48
Floral Art
43
Photography
49
Sponsors – Pavilion
58
Flowers – Student's
43
Pigeons
37
Tug - O – War
23
Flowers & Plants
42
Pintos
14
Ute Comp
21
Fruit Cake Comps
55
Poetry Writing
48
Welsh Classes
13
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Section
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OFFICE BEARERS 2015
President: Malcolm Hull
Senior Vice-President: Lachy Campbell
Junior Vice-President: Kate Martin
Immediate Past President: Peter Clarke
Committee: B Adam, T Ambrose, R Anderson, T Barry, J Bedwell, J Bolland, A Campbell,
B Campbell, L Campbell, R Campbell, P Clarke, M Cook, L Cook, G Coon, S Corney, J Coutts,
W Coutts, J Crawford, C Culvenor, J Drife, A Flowers, R Fraser, A Gay, N Georgio, W Harwood,
B Hull, C Hull, M Hull, C Impey, S Kinnersly, K Martin, G Mason, L McLennan, D Phillips, K Rustman,
M Rustman, R Seers, A Turner, A Veerman
Society Secretaries: Barb Adam, Karen Rustman
Horse Secretaries: Angela Flowers, Kate Martin
Treasurer: Murray Cook
Assistant Treasurer: Laura Cook
Sponsorship Coordinators: T Ambrose, A Turner
Schedule Editors: A Campbell, R Campbell
Website Editor: A Campbell
Groundskeeper: G Coon
Ringmaster: M Rustman
Measuring Steward: A Flowers
Announcer: A. Lucas
Ground Managers: R Campbell, A Campbell, L Campbell
Protest Committee: President, Vice Presidents, Chief Steward
Bankers: Creswick & District Community Bank (Clunes Agency)
Hon. Veterinary Officer: Ballarat Veterinary Practice.
Hon. Medical Assistance: Clunes Health Service
Clunes Agricultural Society’s P.I.C. No. 3HPLS092
Society Website: www.clunesshow.com.au
The President and Committee wish to thank all stewards and helpers
for their contribution towards the success of our 155th Show
ADMISSION: Adults $10.00, Children under 16 $5.00
FAMILY/MEMBERS TICKET: $25.00 (not transferable) admits Two Adults
and family under 16 years.
SINGLE MEMBERS TICKET: $12.00 (not transferable) admits One Adult
and family under 16 years.
Exhibitors, competitors and stall-holders to pay admittance to grounds.
GRAND PARADE - 3 PM.
All judging will cease at 2.55 pm for
the Grand Parade at 3 pm.
All Exhibitors / Exhibits are expected to
parade
Grand Parade Lucky Ticket Prizes
1st prize $100 - 2nd prize $50
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Clunes Show thanks
Please support these businesses who
CORPORATE SPONSORS
$1,000
Bendigo Bank, Creswick
Central Highlands Water
J.G. King Homes
PLATINUM PUBLICITY
$500
PLATINUM SPONSORS
$250
AAG Property Consultants
Arcadian Wool
Central Vic Planning
Consultants
Claremont Red Angus
Clunes Pharmacy
Crawford Dowling
Harwood Grains
HF Richardson
Horseland, Ballarat
Landmark, Ballarat
Megamerch, Ballarat
Nevett Ford, Ballarat
O'Hara's Bakery
Petstock, Ballarat
PRD Nationwide, Creswick
Total Toilet Hire
TotalSpan, Ballarat
A.G.F Seeds, Smeaton
Australian Wool Network
CamKat Earthmoving
Davies & Rose, Creswick
Mountjoy Wool
Scobies Service Centre, Ballarat
Whitehead Timber Sales, Ballarat
WordsWorth Communicating
See advertisements for the above sponsors
throughout the schedule
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its generous sponsors
help make our show the success it is
GOLD SPONSORS
$150
BRONZE SPONSORS
$50
AWTA Product testing
Botanical Resources
Buchanan Park Welsh Black
Clunes Newsagency
Dukes B&B
Eastern Distributors
Elders Insurance
Flemo's Mixed Business
Hardy Fencing
Lambley Nursery
Neil Newitt Photography
Penney & Lang Wholesale Meats
Roscholler & Flowers Family
B & M Veal
Wrigley Brothers, Tourello
8.2hh & Under Small Shetland
Promotional Group
APHA Inc Ballarat Promotional
Group
Australian Miniature Horse and
Pony Registry
Ballarat Trailers & Towbars
Ballarat Trophies & Gifts
T & J Barry
The Clunes Greengrocer
Del-Lee Shetland and Welsh
Mountain Pony Stud
Delavedova Fertiliser
Eclipse Ford
Eric Jones Painting
R & R Fawcett
KB Garlands
Kristamoor Lodge
E Murray
O’Byrne Family
Victorian Pinto Society Inc
A & B Veerman
Wesley College
SILVER SPONSORS
$100
Australian Stockyard Co
G.L.T. Clarke, Mount Rowan
Crameri’s, Maryborough
Elders Rural
Fawcett Family, Mount Cameron
Raceline Motorcyles
RSM Bird Cameron
Saddleworld, Ballarat
Smith Bros Chaff Mill - Rocklyn
Steelmanship
Stony View Red Angus
T.B. White and Sons
Timeless Harmony
All show details can be found on our website
Register your email address and we can send you an email
when future schedules are available
www.clunesshow.com.au
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All entries to be on Official Entry Form and pre-entries in the hands of the Secretaries by 5 p.m. on the dates specified on
page 2. Horse entries will be accepted on the day 7-10 am & 12-1pm ONLY at double the pre-entry fee. NO TELEPHONE
ENTRIES. Entry fee(s) to accompany entry. All exhibits must be bona fide property of the exhibitor.
Cheques, Money Orders, Postal Notes are to be made payable to Clunes and District Agricultural Society Inc. PLEASE DO
NOT FORWARD CASH. Entries will only be returned if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed with entries.
Random swabbing may take place.
Entry Fees including Compulsory VASA levy must be paid at the time of lodging all entries and will not be returned.
Age of HORSES will be at 1st August and CATTLE at day of Show. Any infringement of these rules will disqualify the
exhibit.
Stallions will only be permitted to compete in the classes set down for them, and are to be shown with bit in mouth and must
be exhibited by persons 18 years and over only, with the exception of Shetland Pony Stallions which may be ridden by a
competent person to the satisfaction of the Committee..
No Judge shall be an exhibitor in the section(s) where he/she is judging.
The Judges may award a second or third prize, instead of a first or may withhold a prize altogether where the
exhibit/exhibits are not considered worthy.
Prizes are as stated in each section.
No appeal against the decision of the judge will be entertained unless made within half an hour after the prizes have been
awarded on the day of Show, and a deposit of $50 made, which will be forfeited if the Protest Committee thinks it frivolous.
Stewards to be made aware of all facts at the time.
Society reserves the right to refuse/reject any entry.
One or Two members of the Committee or Guests of the Society will attend each class judged as Stewards. It will be their
duty to see that no obstruction is offered to the Judges and that the space allotted to them is not encroached upon, to
communicate to the Secretary of the Horse Section any questions that may arise for consideration of the Committee.
Trophies can only be collected AFTER the Grand Parade.
Dogs MUST be on a SHORT lead at all times.
The Society will not be held responsible for any injury, loss or damage to competitors, spectators, equipment or property.
Exhibits and displays shall be accepted on this condition.
Members’ tickets can be obtained from the Secretary.
In the event of any section of the Show being cancelled due to adverse weather or other unforeseen circumstances, no
money can be claimed by exhibitors, stallholders, etc.
EXHIBITORS AND STALLHOLDERS ARE TO PAY ADMISSION.
Prize money to be collected on Show Day, any money not collected on Show Day will be forfeited.
Novice means not having won a first prize competing in that class at any Agricultural Show or Gymkhana.
Intermediate means not having won a first prize competing in that class at an Australian Royal Show.
Proof of age must be produced on request.
Where applicable proof of Registration MUST be produced on request.
Judging will not be held up should classes clash.
Horses/Ponies may be measured at random or at the discretion of the Judge(s). Measuring stewards’ decision is final.
No competitor or his/her family shall approach a Judge with regard to a decision unless he/she first obtains permission from
the Ring Steward or Ring Master who may arrange an appointment with the Judge at a proper place and time. The Steward
shall remain present during this meeting.
Judges decision is final.
All foals must be haltered whilst on the Showgrounds.
Water will be provided in the Showgrounds for livestock and the working machinery, but exhibitors must supply their own
feed and fuel.
The Committee reserves the right to eject from the grounds (and forfeit entrance money) any persons or persons
conducting any game, table, stand or sideshow not approved by the Ground Managers. Playing or betting at any game or
pretended game of chance is strictly forbidden, any person doing so will be proceeded against according to law. Permits to
occupy space from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on day of Show.
The Society’s “Privacy Disclosure Statement” will be on display in the office on show day.
BREAKFAST ON SHOWDAY
Clunes Fire Brigade and Clunes Field & Game Association
will serve hearty BREAKFASTS from 7.00am.
Bacon & Eggs, Sausages, Pancakes, Drinks etc.
Please support these local organisations
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Postal Entries Close: 17 November 2015
Please enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope for
number allocation and entry confirmation
Entries on the day taken at the secretary’s office:
7am-10am then from 12 noon to 1pm.
Entry form must be filled out to allot exhibit numbers
All rings will close for Lunch Break at 12 noon
To allow Loudest Ute Competition
NO HORSES ON ARENA FOR 1 HOUR
Section: A1 – Open Ring One
Entry Fee: pre-paid $3.00 Entry on the day: $6.00
Entry Form MUST be completed
*Exhibits competing as Show Hunters in either Led or Ridden Classes may not compete in Open Led or Ridden Saddle Classes and Open
Saddle Exhibits may not compete in Show Hunter Led or Ridden Classes
*Champions in this ring are ineligible in ring 2 & 3*
Judge: Rebecca Ingle
Steward:
START TIME: 9:00 am
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Smartest on Parade 18yrs & Over - Sashes 1st-4th
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Led Hack Over 15hds & Under 16hds
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Led Hack Over 16hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED HACK
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Novice Rider 18yrs & over
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Rider 18yrs & under 21yrs
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Rider 21yrs & Over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER (Classes 5-6)
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Novice Ridden Hack over 15hds
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Newcomer Hack - Ridden in a snaffle bit & not shown before May 2014
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Ridden Hack over 15hds not exceeding 15.2hds
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Ridden Hack over 15.2hds not exceeding 16hds
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Ridden Hack over 16hds not exceeding 16.2hds
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Ridden Hack over 16.2hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN HACK (Classes 9-12)
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Ridden Galloway over 14hds not exceeding 14.2hds
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Ridden Galloway over 14.2hds not exceeding 15hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY
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Ridden Pony 13.2hds not exceeding 14hds
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Ridden Pony over 13hds not exceeding 13.2hds
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Ridden Pony over 12.2hdsnot exceeding 13hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN LARGE PONY
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Ridden Pony over 11.2hds not exceeding 12hds
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Ridden Pony over 10.2hds not exceeding 11hds
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Ridden Pony 10.2hds & under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY
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Show Hunter Pony 12hds & under
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Show Hunter Pony 12hds not exceeding 13hds
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Show Hunter Pony 13hds not exceeding 14hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY
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OFF THE TRACK:
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sponsored by: MEGAMERCH BALLARAT
sponsored by: HORSELAND BALLARAT
sponsored by: Neil Newitt Photography
sponsored by: SADDLEWORLD BALLARAT
1. Open to all Thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 years and over, over 14.2hh who are registered with RISA (Racing Information
Services Australia). Registration will be checked.
2. Racing name to be used where appropriate. When entering if name is different to racing name or if never raced, please provide,
Racing name, Brands, Colour & markings, microchip number, Life Number, Registration Certificate number.
3. Qualifying classes will be judged ridden.
4. Once a qualifier is won, the horses cannot compete in other qualifiers.
5. All qualifying winners gain automatic entry in the Off the Track series final to be held at the 2016 VAS Ltd Saddle Horse
Championships.
6. Riders to be 14 years and over on day of qualifying show.
7. To be judged as a good example of Thoroughbreds rather than riding horse/hunter types with the following to be taken into
consideration: Thoroughbred qualities, Confirmation, Manners, Paces and performance, injuries caused through racing such as
blemishes are allowed.
8. Judges decision is final in qualifiers and final.
Sponsored by:
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A1.1 Show Hunter Galloway over 14hds & not exceeding 14.2hds
A1.2 Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hds & not exceeding 15hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
A1.3 Show Hunter Hack over 15hds & not exceeding 16hds
A1.4 Show Hunter Hack over 16hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
Section: A2 – Open Ring Two
*Exhibits competing as Show Hunters in either Led or Ridden Classes may not compete in Open Led or Ridden Saddle Classes and
Open Saddle Exhibits may not compete in Show Hunter Led or Ridden Classes
*Champions in this ring are ineligible in ring 1 & 3
Judge: Beck Maddocks
Steward:
START TIME: 8:45 am
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Smartest on Parade 12yrs & under 14yrs - Sashes 1st-4th
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Smartest on Parade 14yrs & under 16 yrs - Sahes 1st-4th
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Smartest on Parade 16yrs & under 18 yrs - Sashes 1st-4th
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Led Galloway Mare or Gelding over 14hds not exceeding 14.2hds
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Led Galloway Mare or Gelding 14.2hds not exceeding 15hds
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Led Galloway Stallion or Colt 14hds & not exceeding 15hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY
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Novice Rider under 18yrs
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Rider 16yrs & under 18 yrs
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Rider 14yrs & under 16 yrs
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Rider 12 yrs & under 14yrs
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RIDER (Classes 34-36)
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Novice Ridden Galloway over 14hds & not exceeding 15hds
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Newcomer Galloway - Ridden in a snaffle bit, and not shown under saddle before May 2014
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Ridden Galloway over 14hds & not exceeding 14.2hds
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Ridden Galloway over 14.2hds & not exceeding 15hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY (Classes 39-40)
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Ridden Pony over 13.2hds & not exceeding 14hds
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Ridden Pony over 13hds & not exceeding 13.2hds
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Ridden Pony over 12.2hds & not exceeding13hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN LARGE PONY
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Ridden Pony not exceeding 11.2hds (No Shetlands)
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Ridden Shetland
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY
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Ridden Hack over 15hds & not exceeding 15.2hds
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Ridden Hack 15.2hds & not exceeding 16hds
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Ridden Hack 16hds & not exceeding 16.2hds
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CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN HACK
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Show Hunter Hack over 15hds & not exceeding 16hds
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Show Hunter Hack over 16hds
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Good Hands Competition for Boys & Girls 12 yrs & under 15 yrs
VAS LTD Good Hands Competition – FREE ENTRY
Conditions: Good Hands competitors shall be judged solely on their riding ability.
Mount, Saddle and Costume will not be taken into account. Special attention
will be paid to hands and seat, general management and control of the horse
or pony. Competitors must ride in an ordinary snaffle bit, single jointed in the
centre. The mouthpiece must be smooth and of one metal with or without
cavesson noseband. A gear check may take place. Straight bar snaffles, drop
noseband, whips and spurs are not allowed. Age of Rider is on the day of the
Show. Finals will be held at the 2016 VAS ltd Saddle Horse Championships.
A2.1 Show Hunter Pony 12hds & under
A2.2 Show Hunter Pony 12hds not exceeding 13hds
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A2.4 Show Hunter Galloway over 14hds & not exceeding 14.2hds
A2.5 Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hds & not exceeding 15hds
Section: A3 – Open Ring Three
*Exhibits competing as Show Hunters in either Led or Ridden Classes may not compete in Open Led or Ridden Saddle Classes and Open Saddle
Exhibits may not compete in Show Hunter Led or Ridden Classes
*Champions in this ring are ineligible in ring 1 & 2
Judge: Annabel Busby
Steward:
START TIME: 8:30am
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Smartest on Parade 6yrs and under, may be led – sashes 1 – 4th
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Smartest on Parade 7yrs & under 10 yrs - sashes 1st-4th
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Smartest on Parade 10yrs & under 12yrs - sashes 1st-4th
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Led Pony Stallion or Colt, 14hds & under
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Led Pony Gelding not exceeding 12.2hds
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Led Pony Gelding over 12.2hds, but not exceeding 14hds
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Led Pony Mare or Filly, 12.2hds & under
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Led Pony Mare or Filly , over 12.2hds but not exceeding 14hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY (Classes 58-62)
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Novice Rider 6yrs and under – (May be led, all to receive ribbon)
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Novice Rider 7yrs and under 10yrs
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Novice rider 10yrs and under 12yrs
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Rider under 8 yrs
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Rider 8yrs & under 10yrs
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Rider 10yrs and under 12yrs
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER (Classes 66-68)
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Ridden Pony 11.2hds & not exceeding 12hds
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Ridden Pony 11hds & not exceeding 11.2hds
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Ridden Pony 11hds & under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SMALL PONY
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Novice Ridden Pony 14hds & Under
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Newcomer Pony 12.2hds & under - Ridden in a snaffle bit & not shown before May 2014
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Newcomer Pony 12.2hds & not exceeding 14hds - Ridden in a snaffle bit & not shown before May 2014
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CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN LARGE PONY (Classes 76-78)
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Ridden Hack over 15hds & not exceeding 15.2hds
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Ridden Hack over 15.2hds & not exceeding 16hds
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Ridden Hack 16hds & not exceeding 16.2hds
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CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN HACK
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Ridden Galloway over 14hds & not exceeding 14.2hds
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Ridden Galloway over 14.2hds & not exceeding 15hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY
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Show Hunter Galloway over 14hds & not exceeding 14.2hds
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Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hds & not exceeding 15hds
A3.1 Show Hunter Hack over 15hds & not exceeding 16hds
A3.2 Show Hunter Hack over 16hds
A3.3 Show Hunter Pony 12hds & under
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Section: A4A – Registered Ponies
Judge:
Steward:
Janine Gallichan
START TIME: 8:30am
Miniature Ponies
All Ponies must be registered with a miniature association/registry copies of registration must be included with entries
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Led Stallion 4&5yrs
Led Stallion 6yrs and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY MALE
Led Mare 4&5yrs
Led Mare 6yrs and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY FEMALE
Colt 3yrs
Colt 2yrs
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY COLT
Filly 3yrs
Filly 2yrs
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY FILLY
Colt Yearling
Filly, Yearling
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY YEARLING
Gelding, 4yrs and over
Gelding, 2&3yrs
Gelding, Yearling
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY GELDING
SUPREME MINIATURE PONY EXHIBIT
Led Black Pony
Led Broken Coloured Pony
Led Dilute Pony
Led, Any other Colour Pony
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION COLOURED MINIATURE PONY
Child Handler (17yrs & under)
Adult Handler (18yrs & over)
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HANDLER
sponsored by: Central Vic Planning Consultants
Australian Ponies
All exhibits must be registered in the Australian Pony section of the APSB & Exhibitors must be financial members of APSB.
Copies of both must be submitted with entry.
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Led Stallion 4yrs & over
Led Colt 3yrs & under
Led Gelding any age
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MALE
sponsored by: Smith Bros. Chaff Mill
Led Mare 4yrs & over
Led Filly 3yrs & under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE
SUPREME LED AUSTRALIAN PONY EXHIBIT
Ridded Stallion
Ridden Mare
Ridden Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN PONY
APSB Riding Ponies & APSB Partbred
All exhibits must be registered in the appropriate section of the APSB & Exhibitors must be financial members of APSB.
Copies of both must be submitted with entry.
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Led Male any age
Led Mare over 4yrs
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED APSBR/P OR P/B
Ridden R/P-P/B Pony, Male/Female
Australian Riding Ponies
All exhibits must be registered ARP & Exhibitors must be financial members of ARP. Copies of both must be submitted with entry.
118
119
120
121
Senior Riding Pony, 4yrs & over, 13.2hds & n.e.14.2hds
Senior Riding Pony, 4yrs & over, 12.2hds & n.e.13.2hds
Senior Riding Pony, 4yrs & over, n.e.12.2hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR RIDING PONY
Colt, Filly or Gelding, 2yrs n.e. 12hds or 3yrs n.e. 12.1hds
12
122
123
124
125
126
127
Colt, Filly or Gelding, Yearling
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR RIDING PONY
SUPREME LED AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY EXHIBIT
Ridden Riding Pony n.e. 12.2hds
Ridden Riding Pony 12.2hds & n.e. 13.2hds
Ridden Riding Pony 13.2hds & n.e. 14.2hds
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING PONY UNDER SADDLE
Section: A4B – Registered Ponies
Judge:
Blair Farley
Steward:
START TIME: After lunch break and at conclusion of Open Ring 1, approx. 1pm
Shetland Ponies
All Ponies Entered in this section must be registered in the Shetland Section of the APSB and a copy of papers must be supplied at the time
of entry.
128
129
Led Yearling Colt/Gelding (mature 8.2hds & under)
Led Yearling Filly (mature 8.2hds & under)
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND YEARLING
130 Led Colt 2&3yrs (mature 8.2hds & under)
131 Led Stallion 4yrs and over 8.2hh and under
Sponsor: 8.2hh & under Small
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHELTAND MALE 8.2hds & under
Shetland Promotional Group
132 Led Filly 2&3yrs (mature 8.2hds & under)
133 Led Mare 4yrs and over 8.2hh and under
Sponsor: 8.2hh & under Small
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND FEMALE 8.2hds & under
Shetland Promotional Group
134 Led Gelding 2&3yrs (mature 8.2hds & under)
135 Led Gelding 4yrs and over 8.2hh and under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND GELDING 8.2hds & under
SUPREME LED SHETLAND 8.2hds & UNDER
136 Led Yearling Colt/Gelding (mature over 8.2hds & ne 9.2hds)
137 Led yearling Filly (mature over 8.2hds & ne 9.2hds)
138 Led Colt 2&3yrs 8.2hh and under 9.2h
139 Led Stallion 4yrs and over 8.2hh and under 9.2h
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHELTAND MALE OVER 8.2hds N.E. 9.2hds
140 Led Filly 2&3yrs (Mature over 8.2hds and under 9.2hds)
141 Led Mare 4yrs and over 8.2hh and under 9.2h
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND FEMALE OVER 8.2hds N.E. 9.2hds
142 Led Gelding 2&3yrs (Mature over 8.2hds and under 9.2hds)
143 Led Gelding 4yrs and over 8.2hh and under 9.2h
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND GELDING OVER 8.2hds N.E. 9.2hds
SUPREME LED SHETLAND OVER 8.2hds N.E. 10.2hds
sponsored by: Kristamoor Lodge
144 Led Yearling Colt/Gelding (mature over 9.2hds & ne 10.2hds)
145 Led yearling Filly (mature over 9.2hds & ne 10.2hds)
146 Led Colt 2&3yrs
147 Led Stallion 4yrs and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHELTAND MALE OVER 9.2hds N.E. 10.2hds
148 Led Filly 2&3yrs
149 Led Mare 4yrs and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND FEMALE OVER 9.2hds N.E. 10.2hds
150 Led Gelding 2&3yrs
151 Led Gelding 4yrs and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND GELDING OVER 9.2hds N.E. 10.2hds
sponsored by:
SUPREME LED SHETLAND OVER 9.2hds N.E. 10.2hds
Del-Lee Shetland and Welsh Mountain Pony Stud
GRAND CHAMPION LED SHETLAND (All Supremes eligible to compete)
Sponsor: Korawyn Shetlands
152 Ridden Shetland Stallion
153 Ridden Shetland Mare
154 Ridden Shetland Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLAND
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Welsh Mountain & Welsh Ponies & Cobs
All exhibits must be registered in the appropriate section of the APSB or WP&CS & Exhibitors must be financial members. Copies of
both must be submitted with entry.
Classes are to be run under WP&CS rules & regulations.
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
Led Welsh A Stallion 4yrs & over
Led Welsh A Colt 3yrs & under
Led Welsh A Mare 4yrs & over
Led Welsh A Filly 3yrs & under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH A
Led Welsh B Stallion 4yrs & over
Led Welsh B Colt 3yrs & under
Led Welsh B Mare 4yrs & over
Led Welsh B Filly 3yrs & under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH B
Led Welsh C/D Stallion or Colt
Led Welsh C/D Mare or Filly
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH C/D
Led Gelding of Section A breeding
Led Gelding of Section B breeding
Led Gelding of Section C/D breeding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH GELDING
SUPREME LED WELSH IN HAND
Ridden Welsh A
Ridden Welsh B
Ridden Welsh C/D
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH EXHIBIT
Led Part Bred Welsh Stallion or Colt
Led Part Bred Welsh Mare or Filly
Led Part Bred Welsh Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PART BRED WELSH
Ridden Part Bred Welsh Male
Ridden Part Bred Welsh Female
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PART BRED WELSH
Section: A5A
Judge: TBA
Steward:
START TIME: 8:30am
Standardbreds
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
All exhibits must be registered in the appropriate section of the SPPHAV. Copies must be submitted with entry.
Best Presented Standardbred
Led Purebred Male
Led Purebred Female
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED STANDARDBRED
sponsored by: Eric Jones Painting
Led Partbred Male
Led Partbred Female
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PARTBRED STANDARDBRED
Novice Ridden Standardbred
Ridden Standardbred, under 15.2hds
Ridden Standardbred, 15.2hds & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED
sponsored by: Eric Jones Painting
Miniature Horses
All exhibits must be registered with a miniature association/registry copies of registration must be included with entries
Miniature Horse 34” & under
Small Horse 34’-38”
184
185
186
Child Handler (17yrs & under)
Adult Handler (18yrs & over)
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HANDLER
sponsored by:
Led Stallion 4yrs and over
14
Australian Miniature Horse &
Pony Registry
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
Led Colt 3yrs and under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION/COLT
Led Filly 3yrs and under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE/FILLY
Led Gelding 3yrs & over
Led Gelding 2yrs & under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING
SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT
sponsored by: KB Garlands
Led Small Horse Stallion/Colt
Led Small Horse Mare/Filly
Led Small Horse Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE EXHIBIT
Solid Colour Miniature Horse (No workout required)
Broken Colour Miniature Horse (No workout required)
Dilute Colour Miniature Horse (No workout required)
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION COLOURED MINIATURE HORSE sponsored by: Australian Miniature Horse &
Pony Registry
Pintos
All exhibits must be registered with the Victorian Pinto Society & exhibitors to be current financial members. Copies of both must
be submitted with entry.
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
Led Stallion or Colt 10.2hh & under
Led Mare or Filly 10.2hh & under
Led Gelding 10.2hh & under
Led Stallion or Colt 14hh & over
Led Stallion or Colt over 10.2hh & under 14hh
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO Stallion or Colt
Led Mare or Filly 14hh & over
Led Mare or Filly over 10.2hh & under 14hh
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO Mare or Filly
Led Gelding 14hh & over
Led Gelding over 10.2hh & under 14hh
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO Gelding
SUPREME LED PINTO
Ridden Pinto 10.2hh & under
Ridden Pinto over 10.2hh & under 14hh
Ridden Pinto 14hh & over
CHAMPION RIDDEN PINTO
Sponsored by: Victorian Pinto Society
Palominos
All exhibits must be registered with the APHA & exhibitors to be current financial members. Copies of both must be submitted with
entry. Ribbons to 4th place
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
Best Presented Palomino
Best Body Colour Palomino
Best Mane & Tail Palomino
Led Stallion/Colt
Led Mare 4yrs & over
Led Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PALOMINO
Ridden Palomino Male n.e. 14.2hh
Ridden Palomino Male over 14.2hh
Ridden Palomino Female n.e.14.2hh
Ridden Palomino Female over 14.2hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PALOMINO
Best Educated Palomino
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Sponsored by: APHA Inc. - Ballarat Promotional Group
Sponsored by: APHA Inc. - Ballarat Promotional Group
Section: A5B - Arabians
AAROM B:3048
Judge: Elissea Schroen
Steward:
START TIME: After lunch break and at conclusion of Section A4A in Ring 4, approx. 1pm
All exhibits must be registered in the appropriate section of the AHSA. Copies must be submitted with entry.
Purebred Arabian
222
223
224
Led Arabian Female Shown by Amateur Owner
Western District Arabian Riders and Breeders
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED FEMALE
Arabian High Point Horse Series
Stawell, Ararat, Beaufort, Ballarat, Daylesford,
225
Kingston, Clunes & Maryborough Ag Shows
226
Led Stallion 4 yrs and over
Arabian Classes:
227
Led Arabian Male Shown by an Amateur Owner
High Point Pure Arabian
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED STALLION/COLT
High Point Derivative Arabian
228
Led Gelding 3yrs and under
Scoring will be compiled by WDARAB
229
Led Gelding 4yrs and over
Open to all Arabian competitors
230
Led Arabian Gelding Shown by an Amateur Owner
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED GELDING
SUPREME LED PUREBRED ARABIAN
sponsored by: B & M Veal
Arabian Derivatives
231
232
233
Led Arabian Derivative Female Shown by Amateur Owner
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED ARABIAN DERIVATIVE FEMALE
sponsored by: Neil Newitt Photography
234
235
Led Stallion 4 yrs and over
236
Led Arabian Derivative Male Shown by an Amateur Owner
sponsored by:
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED ARABIAN DERIVATIVE STALLION/COLT
237
Led Gelding 3yrs and under
238
Led Gelding 4yrs and over
239
Led Arabian Derivative Gelding Shown by an Amateur Owner
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED ARABIAN DERIVATIVE GELDING
SUPREME LED ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
240
Ridden Purebred Mare or Filly
241
Ridden Purebred Gelding
242
Ridden Purebred Stallion or Colt
243
Ridden Purebred Arabain by an Amateur Owner
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED ARABIAN
244
Ridden Arabian Derivative Mare or Filly
245
Ridden Arabian Derivative Gelding
246
Ridden Arabian Derivative Stallion or Colt
247
Ridden Arabian Derivative by an Amateur Owner
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ARABIAN DERIVATIVE sponsored by: Central Vic Planning Consultants
SUPREME RIDDEN EXHIBIT
248
Arabian/Arabian Derivative Show Hunter
249
Arabian/Arabian Derivative Bridlepath Hack
250
Arabian/Arabian Derivative Western Pleasure
251
Arabian/Arabian Derivative Side Saddle
252
Arabian/Arabian Derivative Costume (Native/Show)
GRAND PARADE
JOIN IN FOR A CHANCE TO WIN VALUABLE CASH PRIZES
1st Prize $100 - 2nd Prize $50
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Offering a wide range of
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workshops
carports
garage
barns
farm sheds
rural buildings
commercial steel buildings
Phone (03) 5336 3999
1/7 Wiltshire Lane,
Delacombe VIC
Ian Shawcross
0408 372 279
[email protected]
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Nick Laurie
0427 849 873
Section: A6 - Pony Club
Judge:
TBA
Steward:
START TIME: At Conclusion of Ring 3, after the lunch break or when an alternate ring becomes available
* Snaffle Bit only Ring
* PC Rules apply
* One Horse/One Rider
* Full PC Uniform
* Medical Armband to be worn in all classes
* Attendance cards to be produced prior to first class and show:
50% attendance U/17yrs, 25% attendance 17yrs & Over, Plus 2
rallies on the same in the previous 12mths
* "PC Mount" Classes may be required to jump
* Judges decision is final
J W Hill Memorial Trophy – High point PC
Combination
From * designated classes
1st = 5 points
2nd = 4 points
3rd = 3 points
4th = 2 points
Champion = 2 points
Reserve Champ = 1 point
In the event of a tie, a count back will be conducted on
the number of first placings gained.
253A
253
254
255
PC Handler under 9yrs*
PC Handler 9yrs and under 12yrs*
PC Handler 12yrs & under 16yrs*
PC Handler 16yrs & under 26yrs*
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PC HANDLER*
256A
Smartest on Parade under 9yrs*
256
Smartest on Parade 9ys and under 12yrs*
257
Smartest on Parade 12yrs & under 18yrs*
258
Smartest on Parade 18yrs & under 26yrs*
259A
Pony Club Rider under 9yrs*
259
Pony Club Rider 9yrs and under 12yrs*
260
Pony Club Rider 12yrs & under 18yrs*
261
Pony Club Rider 18yrs & under 26yrs*
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY CLUB RIDER – (classes 250 - 252*)
262A
Ridden PC Mount under 12.2 hds*
262
Ridden PC Mount 12.2hds & under 14*
263
Ridden PC Mount over 14hds, not exceeding 15hds*
264
Ridden PC Mount 15hds & over*
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PC MOUNT*
sponsored by: Babs Baby Cakes & Gifts
Section: A7 – Official HRCAV Show Ring
HOSTED BY BECKWORTH EQUESTRIAN CLUB
Judge: Mandy Organ
Card Secretary: Kate Martin - available from 1pm at secretary’s office
KG Roscholler Perpetual - BEC HRCAV
Start Time: At Conclusion of Open Ring 2 @ Approx. 1:30pm
High Point Combination
Entry Fee: Pre-Paid $3.00
Entry on the Day $6.00
1st = 5 points
2nd = 4 points
265
*Smartest on Parade Level 4 & 5
3rd = 3 points
266
*Smartest on Parade Level 3
4th = 2 points
267
*Smartest on Parade Level 1 & 2
Champion = 2 points
268
Led Mount under 15hds
Reserve Champ = 1 point
269
Led Mount 15hds and not over 16hds
In the event of a tie, a count back will be conducted on
the number of first placing’s gained.
270
Led Mount over 16hds
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
*CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT
*HRCAV Rider Level 4 & 5
*HRCAV Rider Level 3
*HRCAV Rider Level 1 & 2
*CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HRCAV RIDER
*Ridden Exhibit Level 4 & 5
*Ridden Exhibit Level 3
*Ridden Exhibit Level 1 & 2
*CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN EXHIBIT
*Mount most suitable HRCAV Level 4 & 5 (may be asked to jump)
*Mount most suitable HRCAV Level 3 (may be asked to jump)
*Mount most suitable HRCAV Level 1 & 2 (may be asked to jump)
*CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HRCAV MOUNT
Classes with * indicate classes eligible for points
Official HRCAV points competition, run under HRCAV Rules and Regulations:
Competitors must be financial member of the HRCAV.
Current Membership and Showing Performance Cards and current Standard HRCAV entry form must be presented to the Card Secretary 30
minutes prior to the commencement of the first class
All competitors must wear approved helmets and full Club uniform
Competitors to supply their own numbers, to be displayed on both sides of the horse or a number holder
Medical armbands must be worn when jumping.
Clunes & District Agricultural Society Inc. and Beckworth Equestrian Club Inc. accept no responsibility for accidents, damage, injury, illness or
loss to any person or property.
***Cards will be available for collection at the completion of the ring***
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Livestock
HF Richardson is one of Victoria’s
oldest privately owned real estate
and livestock agencies
Mark Middleton - 0427 111 226
Bernie Nevins - 0427 111 223
James Haddrick - 0427 111 224
Bill Middleton - 0427 111 225
[email protected]
Proudly Supporting the Clunes & District
Agricultural Society
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THE BIG ONE’S, TALL ONE’S, LITTLE ONE’S, SMALL ONE’S
AND REALLY TINY AND SLIMEY FUN PET SHOW
No limit to the type of animal entered [except horses].
From camels to caterpillars - all are welcome
Sponsored by PETstock, Ballarat
Commencing:
New Location
Entry Fee:
Rules and Regulations:
1 p.m. Entries taken on the day - pay as you enter each section
Ladies Wood splitting arena
50c per class – enter as many sections as you like
Judges decision is FINAL
Please keep animals away from each other
Cats to be housed in cages
Children may have the assistance of an adult if necessary
No horses or ponies
CLASSES
1 Best presented Adult Cat
2 Most Unusual Breed of Cat
3 Most Unusual Insect Pet
4 Best Behaved Ferret
5 Fastest Ferret
6 Ferret which can do the BEST TRICK
7 Most Obedient Pet Farm Animal (no Dogs)
8 Best Presented Rodent
(rat, mouse, rabbit, guinea pig)
9 Most Colourful Bird
10 Most Clever Bird
11 Most Outstanding Reptile
12 Aussie Animal - from Cockatoo to Kangaroo
13 Most Obedient Puppy <6mths
14 Most Obedient Dog >6mths
15 Dog with the MOST Tricks
16 Most Fancy Dressed Dog or other Animal
GRAND CHAMPION OF THE PET SHOW
All competitors are encouraged to enter in the Grand Parade
EVEN THE BEETLE IN THE MATCH BOX
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KEG THROWING COMPETITION
W Stone Memorial Perpetual Shield.
Entry fee $2 - Enter on Show Day
Section 1: Open Men
Section 2: Open Ladies
Section 3: Juniors (under 18 years)
Trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place getters as well as a Perpetual Trophy
LADIES WOODSPLITTING
Sponsored by Clunes Young Farmers
Entry Fee: $2
First Prize: Sash and Trophy
Judging Time: At the conclusion of the Grand Parade
Approximately 3.30 p.m.
SHOW NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Music Videos on the Big Screen
BAR & BBQ FACILITIES AVAILABLE TILL LATE
Camping available at Showgrounds
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CLUNES “BUTE UTE” COMPETITION
START:
12:00 p.m.
ENTRIES TAKEN UNTIL 11:30am SHOW DAY
ENTRY FEE:
Gate Fee $10 and $6 per section (Free parking for Ute Competitors)
PRIZES:
1st, 2nd & 3rd places - Trophies, Goods, Vouchers or Money
STEWARDS:
Andy Campbell, Rachael Campbell, Gillian Anderson
For Info: Andy - phone 0418 127 631 or email [email protected]
CLASSES:
1.
B & S UTE
6.
BEST RESTORED UTE - Pre 1986
(2WD or 4WD)
2.
(Including 1986)
ULTIMATE 4WD UTE
7.
MODIFIED STREET UTE
(Over 5000 kms)
3.
CHICK'S UTE
8.
WORKING FARM UTE
(Proof of ownership required)
(Over 5000 kms)
4.
TOWN & COUNTRY UTE
9.
5.
4WD STREET UTE
10. LOUDEST UTE - (A) 8 cyl utes
- (B) 6 or 4 cyl utes
(Over 5000 kms)
FERAL UTE
UTE COMP SPONSORS
Ballarat Trophies and Gifts; B & G Fleming, Mixed Business, Creswick,
Eclipse Ford, Ballarat; O’Byrne Family, Clunes; Wrigley Bros, Tourello
VAS DOG HIGH JUMP
1pm Showday
Open to all dogs of all shapes and sizes
Small Dog – Under 50cms
Medium Dog – 50cms – 60cms
Large Dog – 60cms+
Winners will qualify for the State Final
Proudly Sponsored by Crameri’s Home Hardware and CRT Rural, Maryborough
Conditions
Dogs must be on a lead prior to competing
Dogs may compete on a loose lead
Each Dog is allowed 3 attempts at each height
Any mishandling or misuse of a dog will incur immediate disqualification
If, in the opinion of the stewards, a dog is unsafe to other competitors or the public, it will be
withdrawn from the competition
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SECTION H – HOME BREW
Outstanding Exhibit prize
Trophy for Best Exhibit in each class
ENTRIES CLOSE:
Tuesday 10th November 2015
ENTRY FEE:
$1 per class
CONDITIONS:
Exhibits must be
2 (two) x 640ml or larger bottles
Exhibits to be at Showgrounds by 5pm
Friday 20th November for judging at 7pm
(to allow chilling and settling)
1 – Draught
2 – Bitter
3 – Lager
4 – Ale
5 – Strong Ale
6 – Stout
7 – Cider – Sweet
8 – Cider – Dry
9 – Ginger Beer
1125 Latrobe St., Ballarat
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Merchandise for the Backyard to the Back Paddock
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GUM BOOT THROW
Entry Fee $2.00 - Entries taken on Day
Section 1:
Section 2:
Section 3:
Section 4:
Junior (under 7 years)
Intermediate (under 14 years)
Open Ladies
Open Men
Trophies for 1st and 2nd places
TUG – O – WAR
Sponsored by
CLUNES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Section:
Men’s Open
Ladies Open
(team of 2)
(team of 2)
Entry Fee $4.00 per Two Person Team
Entries taken on Day
Event will be run in heats
Trophies for 1st and 2nd placed teams as well as a Perpetual Trophy.
Garry Mountjoy
Any quality of wool bought.
Prompt Payment & Service
Ph 0417 510 228 or 54488470
151 Sargeants Road, Epsom
YENROD TRADING
Shed 2 Wiltshire Lane, Delacombe
Open Tuesday & Friday 9:30am-4:00pm
Gary: 0417 510 228 or 5335 7533
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SECTION C - CATTLE
Start 9:00 a.m.
JUDGE: Rod Bowles
ASSOCIATE JUDGE: Bronte Bowles
STEWARDS: M Fawcett, J Boland, W Harwood, G Mason, D Phillips
Prize money & trophy sponsors:
*** H F Richardson *** Scobie’s Service Centre *** A.A.G. Real Estate *** Clunes Newsagency ***
*** Harwood Grain *** Stonyview Red Angus *** Mega Merch *** Claremont Red Angus *** Totalspan, Ballarat ***
*** PRD Nationwide, Creswick *** Mayfield Polled Highlands ***
******* A members ticket must be purchased with all cattle entries *******
ENTRIES: J & S Boland, 125 McKinleys Rd, Clunes, 3370. Ph 0407 860 343
th
ENTRIES CLOSE: Tuesday 10 NOVEMBER 2015
ENTRY FEE: $15
st
PRIZE MONEY: 1 $15, 2
nd
$10,
If receipt required, please enclose a stamped self -addressed envelope with entries.
Ribbons awarded to First, Second and Third places in each class.
CONDITIONS
CATTLE HEALTH DECLARATION FORMS TO BE FORWARDED WITH ENTRY (Copies available from Secretary)
BEDDING: Straw will be available for sale at Showgrounds.
NO SMOKING IN CATTLE PAVILION.
No cattle are to be removed from the grounds prior to the conclusion of Grand Parade.
All Prize Winners must parade in Grand Parade.
Registered names, numbers and tattoo marks must be stated on entry form.
Copy of Registration Certificate must be supplied with entry form.
Competition in Beef sections is restricted to animals which are registered in the herdbook of their respective Societies.
All stock may be inspected by an inspector appointed to the particular Society concerned, and if animals are found to be
incorrectly branded they will be disqualified.
All cattle must be adequately secured.
All bulls over 12 months must be rung through the nose.
All cattle must be in a presentable condition.
The society reserves the right to add extra classes if necessary.
ALL CLASSES MUST BE ON ENTRY FORM, INCLUDING GROUPS
EXHIBITORS TO PAY ADMISSION TO THE GROUNDS
BEEF BREEDS
C1
HIGHLAND
A
BULL 8 - 12 MONTHS
C2
WELSH BLACK
B
HEIFER 8 - 12 MONTHS
C3
RED ANGUS
C
BULL 12 - 20 MONTHS
C4
BELTED GALLOWAY
D
HEIFER 12-20 MONTHS
C5
BEEF SHORTHORN
E
BULL 20 MONTHS AND OVER
C6
SANTA GERTRUDIS
F
FEMALE 20 MONTHS AND OVER
C7
CHAROLIA
C8
AUSTRALIAN SHORTHORN
C9
MURRAY GREY
C10 OTHER BREEDS -Breeds will be judged separately depending on entries received
EXAMPLE:
C2 A (WELSH BLACK BULL UNDER 12 MONTHS)
CHAMPIONSHIP SASHES WILL BE AWARDED FOR EACH BREED
PROVIDED THERE IS ENOUGH COMPETITION
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BEEF INTERBREED CLASSES
TO BE JUDGED AT THE CONCLUSION OF ALL BEEF CLASSES.
C11 GROUP OF THREE (Both sexes to be represented)
$150 Claremont Red Angus
C12 GROUP OF TWO (Owned by the Exhibitor)
CHAMPION INTERBREED BULL
$150 Buchanan Park Welsh Black
$200 & Trophy donated by Harwood Grain & MegaMerch
CHAMPION INTERBREED FEMALE
$200 & Trophy donated by Totalspan, Ballarat &
INTERBREED SUPREME BEEF EXHIBIT
$100 & Sash donated by Raceline Motorcycles, Ballarat
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
Plaque & $100 donated by Fawcett Family - Mt Cameron
and Clunes & District Agricultural Society
POINTS ALLOTTED WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
1st Place – 3 points, 2nd Place – 2 points, 3rd Place – 1 point
JUNIOR HANDLER
SPECIAL CLASS OPEN TO ALL BREEDS
TO BE JUDGED ON HANDLING ABILITY & APPEARANCE.
TROPHIES DONATED BY M HOLLAND
TO BE JUDGED AT THE CONCLUSION OF CATTLE CLASSES.
Clunes & District Pre-School is hosting
Clunes Show Cow Poo Lotto
$10 per square
After the Grand Parade in the Cattle arena
Contact Ruth for more information 0417 763 973
Please
support the
generous
sponsors of
the Clunes
Show
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SECTION G – CROPPING COMPETITION
JUDGES: Alan Reid & Tim Brown
STEWARD: S Kinnersly
SPONSORS: A.G.F. Seeds Smeaton, Botanical Resources, Dellavedova Fertiliser
ENTRIES CLOSE: Tuesday 10th November 2015
ENTRY FEE: $5.00
PRIZES:
Cash or Voucher for 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each class, and the Grand Champion will be
awarded ½ tonne of seed from A.G.F. Seeds
Classes
1. Wheat
2. Oats - Milling
3. Oats - Hay
4. Barley
CONDITIONS:
Crops will be judged as they stand in the paddock.
Must have been grown by exhibitor.
Must be in a radius of 20 kms of Clunes Showgrounds.
To be included on entry form
 Variety of exhibit.
 Date of planting
 Type and quantity of fertiliser used
Tallest Weed Competition
Entry Fee $2
Weed to be presented for judging on the day by 9am.
For further particulars contact Steve Kinnersly on 0418 132 395
STOCK FEED PELLETS
DEHULLED OATS
HAMMER MILLED OATS
Paul Harwood
0427 017 769
www.harwoodgrains.com.au
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SECTION K - SHEEP
Sheep to be penned by 9.00 am. Judging to start at 10.00 am
Note: Sheep in classes 1 to 217 which in the opinion of the Judge are wrongly classified shall be removed to other
classes and there judged accordingly. These classes are for REGISTERED BREEDERS ONLY
SPECIAL REGULATIONS REFERRING TO SHEEP EXHIBITS
1.
2.
3.
4.
The name, residence and district of the exhibitor and the breeder of the sheep, and the time of shearing, must be given to
the Secretary in writing with entry.
If any doubts arise as to the correctness of the statements of any exhibitor, such exhibitor shall not be entitled to any prize
that may be awarded to him or her until the Committee shall have satisfactory proof that the statement is correct. Any
exhibitor making a false statement shall be the subject of all or any of the following penalties, namely: Forfeiture of prizes,
non-permission to exhibit again, and if a member expulsion from the Society.
All accredited sheep are isolated.
Groups and Pairs to be drawn from the general classes or exhibits.
Entries close: Tuesday, 10th November 2015. Entry Fee $ 3.00 Please state number of pens required.
Prize Money: 1st $4, 2nd $2.
Chief Steward: P Clarke
Stewards:
G Clarke, R Seers, T Barry, J Barry, B Hull, M Pollard, J Drife, W Glennie, J Bedwell
2015 Clunes Show President’s Trophy will be presented to a novice sheep exhibitor
SHEEP SECTION SPONSORS
Dellavedova Fertiliser, Maryborough
Australian Stockyard Co
G.L.T. Clarke, Mt Rowan
Mega Merch, Ballarat
Elders Rural
Elders Farmgate Insurance
R & R Fawcett
Wesley College
Hardy Fencing, Clunes
Landmark, Ballarat
T B White & Sons, Ballarat
E Murray
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PAIR OF
RAM
RAM
RAMS
EWE
EWE
EWES
OVER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
OVER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
MERINO - SUPER FINE
1
2
3
4
5
6
MERINO – FINE
10
11
12
13
14
15
MERINO – MEDIUM
19
20
21
22
23
24
MERINO – STRONG
28
29
30
31
32
33
POLWARTH
37
38
39
40
41
42
CORRIEDALE
46
47
48
49
50
51
BORDER LEICESTER
55
56
57
58
59
60
ROMNEY
64
65
66
67
68
69
TEXEL
73
74
75
76
77
78
SUFFOLK
82
83
84
85
86
87
WHITE SUFFOLK
91
92
93
94
95
96
POLL DORSET
100
101
102
103
104
105
CHEVIOT
109
110
111
112
113
114
CLASS
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ALL EXHIBITS IN CLASSES TO THE RIGHT MUST BE BRED BY THE
EXHIBITOR
PAIR OF
RAM
EWE
LAMB
LAMB
Born After
Born After
1st April
1st April
GROUP
OF
1 RAM
&
2 EWES
7
8
9
16
17
18
25
26
27
34
35
36
43
44
45
52
53
54
61
62
63
70
71
72
79
80
81
88
89
90
97
98
99
106
107
108
115
116
117
PAIR
OF
PAIR
OF
RAM
RAMS
EWE
EWE
EWES
OVER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
OVER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
UNDER
1.5
YEARS
DORSET DOWN
118
119
120
121
122
123
DORSET HORN
127
128
129
130
131
132
ENGLISH LEICESTER
136
137
138
139
140
141
HAMPSHIRE DOWN
145
146
147
148
149
150
LINCOLN
154
155
156
157
158
159
RYELAND
163
164
165
166
167
168
AUSSIE DOWN
172
173
174
175
176
177
SOUTHDOWN
181
182
183
184
185
186
ANY OTHER BREED
190
191
192
193
194
195
CLASS
ALL EXHIBITS TO RIGHT MUST BE BRED BY
EXHIBITOR
RAM
RAM
EWE
LAMB
LAMB
Born After
Born After
1st April
1st April
GROUP
OF
1 RAM
&
2 EWES
124
125
126
133
134
135
142
143
144
151
152
153
160
161
162
169
170
171
178
179
180
187
188
189
196
197
198
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RAM FOR EACH BREED
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION EWE FOR EACH BREED
BLACK AND COLOURED SHEEP
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Entries close: Tuesday 10 November 2015, Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize Money: 1st $4, 2
nd
$2
1. Please state number of pens required
2. All sheep entered must be the bona fide property of a financial member of the BCSBAA (Vic) Inc or other affiliated
Association.
3. All sheep exhibited must not have more than 12 months or less than 5 cm growth of wool.
4. Ovine Brucellosis. All rams exhibited over 6 months of age must be from an accredited free flock, or have a
current veterinary certificate proving negative to both manual examination and blood test.
5. No sheep will be allowed to compete if infected with foot rot or external parasites.
6. Sheep entered in lamb classes must have all milk teeth in place. Lambs are not eligible for Championships.
7. The onus is on the exhibitor to ensure sheep are entered in the correct class.
8. Entrants in class 216 must have conformation and wool match, any age, any wool count, may be drawn from
other classes.
9. Entrants in class 217 can be any age, any wool count, may be drawn from other classes.
10. Wethers not eligible for champion classes
CLASS
RAM
EWE
EWE
2 TOOTH
2 TOOTH
OVER
& OVER
2 TOOTH
EXTRA FINE (64s & finer)
199
200
201
FINE (58s to 64s)
202
203
204
MEDIUM (50s to 56s)
205
206
207
STRONG (44s to 48s)
208
209
210
RUG (38s & stronger)
211
212
213
LAMBS
RAM
EWE
WETHER
LAMB
LAMB
LAMB
50s & FINER
218
219
220
48s & STRONGER
221
222
223
EWE
WITH
LAMB
AT FOOT
214
PAIR OF
WETHER
GROUP
EWES
2 TOOTH
1 RAM
ANY AGE
& OVER
2 EWES
215
216
217
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BLACK OR COLOURED RAM
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BLACK OR COLOURED EWE
CHAMPION BLACK OR COLOURED LAMB
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INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIPS
CHAMPION INTERBREED RAM
CHAMPION INTERBREED EWE
CHAMPION INTERBREED RAM LAMB
CHAMPION INTERBREED EWE LAMB
Sponsored by G.L.T. Clarke
CHAMPION INTERBREED OF THE SHOW
Sponsored by Wesley College
CHAMPION HERITAGE BREED RAM
CHAMPION HERITAGE BREED EWE
Sponsored by E. Murray, Heritage Sheep Australia
SECTION BCF - BLACK AND COLOURED FLEECES
Entry Fee: $2 per Fleece.
Entries close: Tuesday 10th November, 2015.
First Prize: $4 in all classes.
All Black & Coloured fleeces must be at the Showgrounds by 9.30 am Saturday 21st November 2015.
Black & Coloured fleeces will be visually assessed and weighed and judged accordingly
BCF 1
BCF 2
BCF 3
BCF 4
BCF 5
BCF 6
Extra Fine 64s & finer
Fine 58s – 60s
Medium 50s – 56s
Strong 44s – 48s
Rug 40s & stronger
Variegated
Champion Black and Coloured Fleece
SECTION HF - HERITAGE FLEECES
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Entries close: Tuesday 10 November, 2015.
First Prize $4 in all classes.
All Heritage fleeces must be at the Showgrounds by 9.30 am Saturday 21st November 2015.
Heritage fleeces will be visually assessed and weighed and judged accordingly
HF1
Long Wool
HF2
Short Wool
HF3
Lambs Wool
Champion Heritage Fleece
SECTION M - PRIME LAMB COMPETITION
Stewards: L McLennan, R Anderson, A Baird, J Baird.
Entry Fee: $3.00
Entries close: Tuesday 10th November 2015.
NOTE: All lamb entries to be delivered between 7:30 and 9:00am on show day.
Class:
1. Best pen three prime lambs, Highest Commercial Value Sponsored by Crawford Dowling
2. Best pen three prime lambs, Suitable For Trade, 38 - 45 kg live weight
Sponsored by Penny & Lang
3. Best pen three prime lambs, Suitable For Supermarket Trade up to 38 kg live weight
Sponsored by Landmark, Ballarat
NOTE: Exhibits in the Prime Lamb classes will be purchased at the Show by an approved buyer if exhibitor desires. A
commission of 5% will be payable to the Society towards ongoing general improvements.
Exhibitors wishing to take up this offer must supply a current vendor declaration on Showday.
W Mac Troup Memorial Trophy donated for Judge’s Choice.
The Weekly Times Special Prize Plaque for Highest Aggregate Sections 1, 2, 3.
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03 5345 6262
www.agfseeds.com.au
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Cropping Competition
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Fencing, Agricultural chemicals, Animal health, Stock feed, Hardware,
Timber, Building supplies, Hand/power tools, Paint, Plumbing, Garden,
Outdoor, House wares, Automotive, Electrical
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SECTION O - FLEECES
Entries close: Tuesday 10th November, 2015.
Stewards: R Fraser, W Coutts, J Coutts, P Clarke, T Barry, J Barry.
ALL FLEECES MUST BE AT THE SHOWGROUNDS BY 10 AM FRIDAY 20TH NOVEMBER 2015.
ALL FLEECES TO BE MICRON TESTED AND JUDGED ACCORDINGLY
FLEECES NOT ACCEPTED SATURDAY MORNING.
Fleeces must not be of more than 12 months growth. ALL FLEECES, with the exception of Classes 9, 21 and 22, MUST
BE SHORN FROM SHEEP BRED BY THE EXHIBITOR and grazed under ordinary flock conditions. Exhibitor must be
prepared to sign a declaration to this effect.
Unskirted fleeces, including bellies (which must be left attached to the fleece), are to be sent in for Classes 1 to 10.
In classes 1 to 10, unattached pieces, bellies and locks will not be valued.
Classes 5 to 8 must not be from pure bred sheep.
A maximum number of 4 fleeces of each breed, from any one exhibitor for classes 9, 10, 20 & 21.
Wool will be skirted & weighed by the Stewards then classed & valued by the Judge.
Prize will be given to the most valuable fleece in each class. First Prize $4 in all classes.
ALL EXHIBITS in Classes 31 to 35 must have lambs tip.
Fleeces which are entered in all classes, which, in the opinion of the Judge, are wrongly classified, shall be removed to
other classes and judged accordingly.
Prizes awarded for MOST ATTRACTIVE MERINO FLEECE, -
Trophy donated by Australian Wool Network
MOST ATTRACTIVE COMEBACK FLEECE, -
MOST ATTRACTIVE CROSSBRED FLEECE, -
F O Whitcroft Memorial Trophy
MOST VALUABLE FLEECE IN THE SHOW, -
Trophy donated by R & R Fawcett
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OF MERINO FLEECE, -
Trophy donated by Davies and Rose
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OF COMEBACK FLEECE, -
Trophy donated by Arcadian Wool
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OF CROSSBRED FLEECE, TWO MOST VALUABLE EWE OR WETHER FLEECES IN THE SHOW, CHAMPION LAMBS WOOL, Classes 31 to 35 Prizes $5
Trophy donated by Crawford Dowling
G Wallace McDonald Perpetual Cup
J H Leishman Memorial trophy donated by J & M Leishman
and Cooper’s Animal Health Trophy
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, - in classes 1 to 35 inclusive - Two points for first prize: one point for second.
T & J Barry Trophy
BEST MERINO FLEECE BEST CROSSBRED FLEECE -
Sash donated by R A S V. & trophy donated by Mount Joy Wool Traders, Bendigo
Sash donated by R A S V. & trophy donated by Yenrod Wool Trading, Ballarat
Fleeces winning R A S V trophies become the property of the Royal Agricultural Society and after exhibition will be sold
for Legacy. Any exhibitor not wishing to be included in the District Fleece Championship must signify on entry.
UNSKIRTED
1.
Most valuable Merino ewe or wether fleece 17.5 micron or finer, unskirted
2.
Most valuable Merino ewe or wether fleece 17.6 to 18.5 micron, unskirted.
3.
Most valuable Merino ewe or wether fleece, 18.6 to 19.5 micron, unskirted.
4.
Most valuable Merino ewe or wether fleece, 19.6 to 21.5 micron, unskirted.
5.
Most valuable Merino ewe or wether fleece, 22 to 23.5 micron, unskirted.
6.
Most valuable CBK ewe or wether fleece, 25 micron or finer, unskirted.
7.
Most valuable FXB ewe or wether fleece, 26 to 27.5 micron, unskirted.
8.
Most valuable MXB / XB ewe or wether fleece, 28 micron or broarder, unskirted.
9.
Most valuable Merino rams fleece, unskirted.
10. Most valuable rams fleece, other than merino, unskirted
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SKIRTED
11. Highest value per kg Merino ewe or wether fleece, 17.5 micron or finer skirted, not less than 2 kg.
12. Highest value per kg Merino ewe or wether fleece, 17.6 to 18.5 micron, skirted, not less than 2 kg.
15. Highest value per kg Merino ewe or wether fleece, 22 to 23.5 micron, skirted, not less than 2.5 kg.
16. Highest value per kg CBK ewe or wether fleece, 22.5 micron or finer, skirted, not less than 2.5 kg.
17. Highest value per kg CBK ewe or wether fleece, 23 micron or broarder, skirted, not less than 2.5 kg.
18. Highest value per kg FXB ewe or wether fleece, 26 to 27.5 micron, skirted, not less than 2.5 kg.
19. Highest value per kg MXB / XB ewe or wether fleece, 28 micron or broarder, skirted, not less than 2.5 kg.
20. Highest value per kg Merino ram’s fleece, not less than 3 kg.
21. Highest value per kg ram’s fleece, other than Merino not less than 3 kg.
NOTE: Classes 22 to 30 will be judged on a points system.
Trueness to type
10 pts
Length
10 pts
Soundness
10 pts
Handle
8 pts
Colour or Bloom
6 pts
Character
10 pts
Density
6 pts
Evenness
10 pts
Clean Fleece Weight
30 pts
Total 100 pts
OPEN
22. Merino ewe or wether fleece, 17.5 micron or finer skirted.
23. Merino ewe or wether fleece, 17.6 to 18.5 micron skirted.
24. Merino ewe or wether fleece, 18.6 to 19.5 micron, skirted.
25. Merino ewe or wether fleece, 19.6 to 21.5 micron, skirted.
26. Merino ewe or wether fleece, 22 to 23.5 micron, skirted.
27. CBK ewe or wether fleece, 22.5 micron and finer, skirted.
28. FXB ewe or wether fleece, 26 micron or broarder, skirted.
29. Merino rams fleece, any count, not less than 3 kg.
30. Rams fleece other than Merino, not less than 3 kg.
LAMBS
31. Best sample Merino 19 micron or finer, 0.25 kg.
32. Best sample Merino 21 micron or broarder, 0.25 kg.
33. Best sample Comeback lambs, 22.5 or finer, 0.25 kg.
34. Best sample Comeback lambs, 23 micron or broarder, 0.25 kg.
35. Best sample Crossbred lambs, 26 micron or broarder, 0.25 kg.
ALL FLEECE TROPHIES AND PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PRESENTED AT 4.00 pm.
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Clunes Pharmacy
Weekly Medication Packs
NDSS Diabetes Supplies
Animal health products
Bulk Supplies of Horse Wormers
Clunes Post Office
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& District Agricultural Show
Banking, Bill Paying, Postage
Phone Recharges, Mobile Phones
Packaging Supplies & Gifts
Tessa Ambrose
0401 864 346
Fraser St Clunes
[email protected]
Open Mon – Fri & Sat Mornings
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SECTION P - POULTRY
Judge:
TBA
Steward: A. Veerman
Entry Fee: $2 per entry
Entries close: Friday 13th November 2015
Entries to: Mr A Veerman, 74 Dehnerts Rd, Daisy Hill, 3465. Phone (03) 54 605 255
(Birds to be penned by 9:30 am on Show Day and not removed before 3:30 pm)
Please Note: All vehicles must be removed from the grounds after exhibits are unloaded.
Special Trophy – James Family Shield for the Champion Bird in Show (to be won 3 times)
Trophies and Sashes
A. Champion Bird in Show
- Trophy and a bag of feed
B. Reserve Bird in Show
- Poultry feed
C. Best Standard Heavybreed
- Poultry feed
D. Best Standard Lightbreed
- Poultry feed
E. Best Soft Feather Bantam
- Poultry feed
F. Best Hard Feather Bantam
- Poultry feed
G. Best Water Fowl
- Poultry feed
Reserve Ribbons awarded for sections C to F above
Poultry feed sponsored by Eastern Distributors, Dandenong
Reserve sponsors: WBJ Cook; James Family, Majorca; A & B Veerman;
LIGHT BREED
Male
Female
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Ancona
Andalusian
Campine
Hamburgh - Any colour
Araucana
Legbar
Leghorn - Any colour
Minorca
Polish - Any colour
Silkie - Any colour
A.O.V. Lightbreed
O.E.G.
Male
23
26
28
30
Black Red
Partridge
Clay or Wheaten
Blue – Any colour
Duckwing - Any colour
A.O.C.
Female
24
25
27
29
31
HEAVY BREED
Male
Female
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
Australian Game
Australian Pit Fowl
Australorp
Barnevelder
Dorking
Faverolle - Any colour
Frizzle
Indian Game
Jubilee Game
Langshan - Any colour
Malay Game - Any colour
Modern - Any colour
New Hampshire
Orpington - Any colour
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island Red
Sussex
Wyandotte - Any colour
A.O.V. Heavy Breed
SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
Male
Female
70
71
White Leghorn
72
73
A.O.C. Leghorn
74
75
Rhode Island Red
76
77
Australorp
78
79
Sussex
80
81
Ancona
82
83
Rosecomb
84
85
Sebright
86
87
White Wyandotte
88
89
Partridge Wyandotte
90
91
A.O.C. Wyandotte
92
93
Black Pekin
94
95
A.O.C. Pekin
96
97
Japanese
98
99
Langshan
100
101
A.O.V. Soft Feather Bantam
HARD FEATHER BANTAM
Male
Female
102
103
Modern Game Black Red
104
105
Modern Game Duckwing
106
107
Modern Game Pile
108
109
Modern Game A.O.C
110
O.E.G. Black Red D.L.
111
Partridge D.L.
112
O.E.G. Black Red L.L.
113
Part/Clay or Wheaten L.L.
114
115
O.E.G. Spangle
116
117
O.E.G. Duckwing
118
119
O.E.G. Blue Red
120
121
O.E.G. Pile
122
123
O.E.G. A.O.C.
124
125
Indian or Jubilee Game
126
127
A.O.V. Hard Feather Bantam
WATER FOWL
Male
Female
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
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SECTION PP – PIGEONS
Conducted by the Maryborough Pigeon Fanciers Inc. for the Clunes and District Agricultural Society Inc.
All details from and entries to:
W A Jolley
“Mahnyurnga”
69 Norwood Road
Wareek 3465
Phone (03) 54 622 225
Entry Fees
$1.50 per bird
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Entries close Friday 13 November 2015
Birds to be penned by 9.30 am
No exhibitors passes
No late entries accepted
Judging starts at 10.00 am
1. The secretary has the right to alter, or place to the best advantage, wrong or incorrectly placed entries.
UNRUNG, incorrectly rung or marked birds will be automatically disqualified. The greatest care will be taken of
all birds exhibited, but the Clunes Agricultural Society Inc or the Maryborough Pigeon Fanciers Inc will not be
responsible for any accident, mistake loss or damage from whatever cause arising, the birds exhibited at the
sole risk of the exhibitors.
2. In all cases will be judged and awards will be made according to the Maryborough Pigeon Fanciers Inc rules
and regulations.
3. All birds entered must be vaccinated. A written declaration must be supplied with the entry form
4. JUNIORS – The Maryborough Pigeon Fanciers Inc defines a junior as one under 17 years of age. The junior
class schedule is the same as for seniors. It is most important that the entry form specifies that junior entries
are such or they will be put into senior classes. Juniors are not permitted to exhibit the same breed as a senior
exhibitor living at the same address as the junior. All juniors MUST pen their own birds.
Prize money for each class
One entry
Two or three entries
Four to six entries
Seven to nine entries
Ten to twelve entries
Over twelve entries
The Asian Breeds
Fantails
Indian Fantails
Frillback
Jaconin
Lahore
Trumpeter
Old Dutch Capuchine
The Frills
Blondinette
Satinette
Aachan Lacquer Shield Owl
Owl
Turbit
German Toy and Color Pigeons
Saxon Field Pigeons
Thuringen Field Pigeons
Gimpel
Hyacinth
Ice
Nurenburg Lark
Starling
Suabian
Scmalkalder Moorhead
Fairy Swallow
Silesian Swallow
- First $1.
- First $2.
- First $3.
- First $4.
- First $5.
- First $6.
Second card
Second $1.
Second $2.
Second $2.50.
Second $3.50.
Third card
Third $1.
Third $1.50.
Third $2.
Homer Varieties
Carrier
Dragoon
English Show Homer
Exhibition Homer
Egyptian Swift
German Beauty Homer
Working Hommer (Racers)
Australia Showpen Homer
Modena – Gazzi
Modena – Schietti
Pouters and Croppers
Brunner Pouter
Dutch Cropper
English Pouter
Holle Cropper
Norwich Cropper
Pygmy Pouter
Pomeranian Pouter
Reversewing Pouter
Valencian Cropper
Voorburg Shield Cropper
Exhibition Tumblers
Brunswick Beard
Domestic Show Flight
Long Faced Tumbler
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Short Faced Tumbler
Felegyhauser Tumbler
Helmet
Komorner Tumbler
Magpie
Nun
Vienna Long Faced Tumbler
Flying Tumblers
Aust Performing Tumbler
Australia Saddleback
Old Dutch Tumbler
Birmingham Roller
Exhibition Flyer Tippler
Show Tippler
Stettiner Tumbler
West of England Tumbler
Vienna Whiteside
Utility Pigeons
Carneau
King
Montauban
Mondaine
Runt
FULL CLASS DETAILS and
ENTRIES contact W Jolley at
above address
SECTION Q - DAIRY GOATS
Judge: TBA
Steward: C Culvenor,
This is a tested Show.
Current vet certificates showing negative status to CAE & JD must accompany entries.
Goats to be penned by 9.00am. Judging to commence 9.30 am sharp.
Entries close Tuesday 10th November 2015.
Entry fee: $3.00 (Please state number of pens required)
Prize Money: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00. 3rd $1.00 plus Ribbons.
Conditions:
1. All entry fees must accompany entries.
2. All goats must be registered in the Herd Book of the Dairy Goat Society of Australia or in the appendices thereof.
3. If numbers warrant it, classes may be divided or amalgamated at the discretion of the Judge.
4. All exhibitors to wear white coats in the ring.
5. Classes marked *(star) are only for goats shown in their appropriate age group classes.
6. Age of exhibits to be taken as at date of Show.
7. All exhibits must be from a disease free herd.
8. Exhibitors from tested herds will be offered separate pens.
DAIRY GOAT SECTION SPONSORS
Timeless Harmony, Clunes
O’Hara’s Bakery, Clunes
Steelmanship Engineering, Clunes
1.*
Veteran Doe, 7 years and over.
2.
Saanen Doe on first lactation.
3.
Toggenburg Doe on first lactation.
4.
British Alpine Doe on first lactation.
5.
Anglo Nubian Doe on first lactation
6.
Saanen Doe on second or subsequent lactation.
7.
Toggenburg Doe on second or subsequent lactation.
8.
British Alpine Doe on second or subsequent lactation.
9.
Anglo Nubian Doe on second or subsequent lactation.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION DOE (From classes 2 to 9 incl.)
10.* Doe with best udder on first lactation.
11.* Doe with best udder, second or subsequent lactation.
OVERALL BEST UDDER (from classes 10 & 11) 12.*
Type and Production Doe (to have been tested in a recognised Milk Test within 2 years of the Show. Q star figures
to be forwarded with entry.) 13.
Doe in milk, and daughter in milk.
14. Saanen Goatling between 12 and 24 months.
15. Toggenburg Goatling between 12 and 24 months.
16. British Alpine Goatling between 12 and 24 months.
17. Anglo Nubian Goatling between 12 and 24 months.
18.* Pair of Goatlings – same sire (not full sisters.)
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GOATLING (From classes 14 to 17 incl.)
19. Saanen Doe Kid under 12 months.
20. Toggenburg Doe Kid under 12 months.
21. British Alpine Doe Kid under 12 months.
22. Anglo Nubian Doe Kid under 12 months.
23. Pair of Doe Kids - same sire (not full sisters.)
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION KID (From classes 19 to 22 incl)
24. Doe in Milk - daughter dry.
25. Buck Kid, any breed, under 12 months.
26. Buckling, any breed, between 12 and 24 months.
27. Buck, any breed, over 2 years of age.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BUCK (From classes 25 to 27 incl.)
SUPREME EXHIBIT chosen from Champion Doe, Champion Buck, Champion Goatling and Champion Kid.
BEST PREPARED GOAT
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HOMECRAFTS AND GARDEN SECTIONS
RURAL SHOW AMBASSADORS, SHOW GIRL & BOY
OFFICE BEARERS
President: Jo Bedwell 0400 221 867
Secretary: Julie Spittle (03) 53 434 201
Treasurer: Norah Campbell
Entry Secretary: Helen Hardy, 285 Kierce’s Road, Clunes 3370 (03) 53 453 856
The President and Committee of the Homecrafts pavilion sincerely thank all stewards for their
assistance on Show Day.
PLEASE READ THE SCHEDULE CAREFULLY
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ENTRIES CLOSE: Homecraft Sections - TUESDAY 10
Flowers and Plants Short Story, Poetry & Handwriting -
NOVEMBER
TUESDAY 17 NOVEMBER
TUESDAY 10th NOVEMBER
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Entry forms may be left at "Clunes Newsagency" 49 Fraser St Clunes or
posted to the Entry Secretary.
Phone entries will not be accepted, entry fees must accompany entry forms.
Entry fee 50c. Student’s entry fee 20c, when entering open classes 50c.
PRIZE MONEY:
OPEN sections 1st prize $2, no second unless stated otherwise.
STUDENT’S sections 1st prize $2, 2ndprize $1.
Aggregate points: 3 points 1st, 2 points 2nd. Equal places will not be awarded.
Exhibits will be accepted in all Homecrafts sections on Friday 20th between 1 and 5 pm,
Pavilions will be locked overnight, however the Society cannot guarantee total security
All exhibits must be in pavilion by 8.15am on Show Day, and cannot be removed before 5 pm.
A novice exhibitor is one who has not previously won 1st prize at a Clunes Show in that class.
Exhibits not to have previously won at a Clunes Show. 1st prize and other prizes not necessarily
awarded. Please enclose a stamped self addressed envelope with entries, so exhibit tickets can
be forwarded before Show Day. Local entrants to collect exhibit tickets at Showgrounds on
Friday 20th between 1 - 5 pm.
VAS & SPOTLIGHT COMPETITIONS: No competitor can represent more than one society in a Group
Final in any one year, and no competitor can represent more than one Group in a State Final in any one
year. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one
Show Year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit or refund prize money. No
restriction on Group or State winners competing in subsequent years.
CONGRATULATIONS
2015 MIDLANDS GROUP LEVEL PRIZE WINNERS
Representing Clunes Agricultural Society
Carrot Cake Competition – Julie Spittle
VAS Crochet – Lilias Hollingworth
VAS Patchwork – Kerri Hunter
Carrot & Date Muffins – Matt Coon (Matt went on to win the State Final)
Midlands Group Photography – Tayla Miles
A plaque, donated by Wesley College Clunes Campus, will be awarded as the PRINCIPAL’S
CHOICE in both the HOMECRAFTS and the ART & PHOTOGRAPHY PAVILIONS.
The Steuart Family has donated a prize for the Champion Exhibit in the Homecrafts
sections, selected from the Outstanding Exhibits, with the winner’s name
engraved on the Perpetual Plaque.
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Again this year the Homecrafts and Garden sections include classes for those with “Special
Needs”. Please advise the type of disability on your entry form (eg visual impairment, challenged,
etc.) and age of exhibitor if entering in students sections.
SECTION R - PANTRY
Please cover with cellophane or use corks or lids on jams, jellies, sauces etc.
Do not use wax or sealed lids except for class 5. Jars to be labeled and dated.
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Mrs E Thomas
Aggregate prize donated by Mrs J Grant
Stewards: Mrs H Hardy, Mrs A Hiddle.
1 - 1/2 doz Hen Eggs White in Fillers
2 - 1/2 doz Hen Eggs Brown in Fillers
3 - 1/2 doz Duck Eggs in Fillers
4 - 1/2 doz Any other Poultry Eggs in Fillers
5 - Three bottles preserved fruit and/or vegetables
6 - One bottle Tomato Sauce
7 - One bottle Plum Sauce
8 - One jar Chutney - Fruit
9 - One jar Tomato Relish
10 - One jar Relish - Any other variety
11 - One jar Mustard Pickles
12 - One jar Pickled Vegetable or Fruit
13 - Two varieties Berry Jam
14 - Collection of 3 Marmalades
15 - One jar Marmalade - Kitchen
16 - One jar Marmalade - Exhibition.
17 - Two varieties Jellies
18 - One jar Savoury Jelly
19 - One jar Fruit Jelly
20 - One jar Brandied Fruit Mince
21 - One jar Lemon Butter
22 - One jar Lemon & Passionfruit Butter
23 - One jar Berry Jam
24 - One jar Fruit Jam
25 - One jar Pesto
26 - One jar Egg Mayonnaise
27 - One bottle Salad Dressing
28 - One bottle Vinaigrette
29 - One bottle Infused Olive Oil
30 - One bottle White Vinegar
31 - One bottle Cordial concentrate
32 - One bottle Worcestershire Sauce
33 - Five items from the Pantry Shelf
34 - Three items Dehydrated Produce
35 - 500g Homemade Butter
36 - 250g Homemade Cheese
37 - Any other item
38 - For exhibitor with SPECIAL NEEDS – Any item from classes 1 to 37
NOVICE
A novice exhibitor is one who has not previously won 1st prize at a Clunes Show in that class.
39 - One bottle Tomato Sauce
40 - One jar Jam
41 - Any other Pantry Item
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STUDENT Primary Entry fee 20c. Judge has right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
42 - One jar Jam
43 - One bottle Sauce
STUDENT Secondary Entry fee 20c. Judge has right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
46 - One jar Jam
47 - One bottle Sauce
SECTION S - FLOWERS AND PLANTS
CUT FLOWERS
Classes 1 – 47 must be grown by exhibitor
Stems must be in water
Roses - for uniformity to be displayed in green bottles supplied by the society
Champion Rose to be selected from classes 9 - 16. - Nancy Hill Memorial Trophy
- Sash donated by Homecrafts Committee
Outstanding Exhibit prize (excluding champion rose) donated by Ms S Pascoe
Aggregate prize donated by Mrs J Seers
Special trophy for cut flowers, Judge’s Choice donated by Mrs K Leckie
Stewards: Mrs A Hill, Mrs J Featherston, Ms J Coleman, Ms D Seers.
1 - Potted plant in bloom
2 - Potted fern - foliage not to exceed 70 cm diameter
3 - Indoor plant - any foliage, no flowers
4 - Three varieties Herbs – in separate pots
5 - Hanging basket in flower
6 - One container cut flowers (perennials) two varieties, no bulbs
7 - One container cut flowers (perennials) three varieties, no bulbs
8 - Three roses, distinct varieties, eg. Hybrid tea, rugosa, peony, named, each in separate bottle,
9 - Two roses, distinct varieties, named if possible, each in separate bottle
10 - Two roses, distinct varieties, named if possible, (exhibitors not previously won prize in classes 8-16)
11 - Two “single” roses, distinct varieties, 5 to 7 petals, named if possible, each in separate bottles
12 - One cut of “David Austin” rose
13 - Rose in bud
14 - Exhibition rose
15 - Full blown rose
16 - Roses in three stages (bud, exhibition, full blown) from one bush
17 - Container Floribunda roses
18 - Three Stems of Hybrid Tea roses, 3 varieties
19 - Container of Miniature roses
20 - Peony rose
21 - Climbing rose - one runner, not exceeding 45 cm
22 - Three Pansies – cardboard backing supplied
23 - Container mixed Snapdragons
24 - Container of Poppies
25 - One spike of Bearded Iris
26 - One bloom of Bearded Iris
27 - Container of Lupins
28 - One Delphinium
29 - Shrubs, three varieties, in flower, one stem of each in separate containers
30 - Three Pelargoniums / Geraniums distinct colour, one stem of each, in separate containers
31 - Container of Daisies, may be mixed
32 - Container of Sweet Peas, mixed colours
33 - Container of Alstroemerias
34 - Any other flower in season – one stem
35 - Container of any other flower, not shrub
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36 - Two varieties of Australian Native Plant or Shrub, one stem of each in separate containers
37 - Shrubs - three varieties with varied foliage, not in flower, one stem of each in separate containers
38 - Container of Mixed Blooms, not shrubs, blooms only
39 - Container of Hollyhocks
40 - Miniature garden – not exceeding 30 cms diameter
41 - Clematis, one flower
42 - Any variety of potted Succulent, in flower - not exceeding 30 cms diameter X 20 cms height
43 - Any variety of potted Succulent, without flowers -- not exceeding 30 cms diameter X 20 cms height
44 - Collection of Succulents, in one pot, in flower - not exceeding 30 cms diameter X 20 cms height
45 - Collection of Succulents, in one pot, without flowers - not exceeding 30 cms diameter X 20 cms high
46 - Potted Begonia - not exceeding 30 cms diameter X 20 cms height
FLORAL ART
Bowl = diameter greater than height Vase = height must exceed width
No artificial flowers allowed unless stated
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Ladybird Lane Nursery
Aggregate prize donated by Catherine King M.H.R.
Stewards: Mrs N Campbell, Miss E Hull
48 - Bowl of roses, with own foliage (Trophy donated in memory of Mrs W Ross)
49 - Variety foliage arrangement in a jug
50 - Arrangement including fruit
51 - Christmas arrangement, suitable for door
52 - Flowers and driftwood
53 - Dress spray
54 - Small basket of flowers, foliage allowed
55 - “Australiana”, accessories/oasis allowed, maximum width 45cm
56 - Miniature arrangement, maximum height 10 cm
57 - Arrangement using artificial flowers / foliage
58 - Arrangement including a kitchen utensil
SECTION S – STUDENT’S FLOWERS
Entry fee 20c. Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults
Student's grade to be shown on exhibit
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Mrs N Campbell
Stewards: Mrs N Campbell, Miss E Hull
Pre-school
60 - My Favourite flower
(Trophy Mrs K Trigg)
61 - Flowers in a coffee mug
(Trophy Mrs K Trigg)
62 - Character made from horticultural material
(Trophy Mrs V Knights)
Primary School, Grades - Prep 1,2,3.
63 - Miniature Garden, in a pot or shoebox lid
(Trophy Clunes Authorised Newsagents)
64 - Floral saucer, edges covered
(Trophy Mrs J Spittle)
65 - Character made from horticultural material
(Trophy Mrs M Leishman)
66 - Necklace of seeds, seed caps, and/or seed pods
(Trophy Mrs B Adam)
67 - Something I grew myself, (cut flower, pot plant or vegetable)
(Trophy Mrs K Anderson)
Primary School, Grades 4,5,6.
68 - Floral carpet
(Trophy Mrs J Fawcett)
69 - Hospital posy
(Trophy Mrs D McLennan)
70 - Comic character, to be named, from horticultural material
(Trophy Clunes Dairy)
71 - Necklace of seeds, seed caps, and/or seed pods
(Trophy Mrs K Leckie)
72 - Miniature arrangement, maximum height 10 cm
(Trophy Ridley Family)
Scondary School
73 - Floral carpet
(Trophy Mrs J Harrison)
74 - Small basket of flowers, foliage allowed
(Trophy Clunes Dairy)
75 - For exhibitor with SPECIAL NEEDS – Any item from classes 60 to 74 (Please specify age group)
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SECTION S - GARDEN PRODUCE
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Mrs R Cook
Aggregate prize donated by Clunes Garden Club
Steward: Ms J Hull, Ms P Hughes
76 - Punnet Strawberries
77 - Punnet Cherries
78 - 12 pods of Green Peas
79 - 12 pods of Snow Peas
80 - 6 stalks of Rhubarb, (tied together, with leaves trimmed)
81 - One Cabbage with outer leaves
82 - One Cauliflower
83 - 6 pods of Broad Beans
84 - One Lettuce
85 - Mixed Combo Lettuce (in water)
86 - 3 Onions
87 - 6 Lemons (with leaves and stems)
88 - Collection of 4 items grown in the vegetable garden
89 - 6 stalks of Silver Beet
90 - Bunch of 6 Beetroot – with tops
91 - 6 Potatoes
92 - Bunch of 6 Carrots – with tops
93 - One Pumpkin
94 - 4 varieties of Herbs, named, displayed in one jar (trophy donated by Bridgewater Berets)
95 - Any other vegetable, fruit or edible item (up to 3 pieces)
SECTION T - NEEDLEWORK
Entry cards must be firmly attached to all articles prior to presenting to stewards.
All exhibits to be bona fide work of the exhibitor.
Entries must be modern and unused.
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Clunes Family Hairdresser
Aggregate prize donated by Ms S Redpath
Stewards: Mrs J Seers, Ms S Redpath, Mrs D Keay
1 - Piece of counted threadwork
2 - Piece of hand embroidery other than counted thread
3 - Article of hand and machine embroidery
4 - Article machine embroidery
5 - Article in cross stitch
6 - Article of smocking
7 - Article in needlework suitable for a gift, to cost no more than $5
8 - Article of machine made patchwork
9 - Article of handmade patchwork
10 - Article of patchwork - combining hand and machine
11 - Decorated utility or decorated apron
12 - Machine sewn garment
13 - Machine sewn childs garment
14 - Dressed doll, not knitted or crochet, able to be undressed, at least 30cm.
15 - Rag doll
16 - Hand sewn soft toy - other than doll
17 - Machine sewn soft toy - other than doll
18 - Two fancy covered coathangers - other than plastic
19 - Cross stitch picture, frame not exceeding 30 cm X 30 cm
20 - Cross stitch picture, frame exceeding 30 cm X 30 cm
21 - Tapestry picture - any stitch
22 - Article of tapestry
23 - Piece of tatting
24 - Article of candlewicking
25 - Wool embroidery
26 - Embroidered picture
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27 - Embroidered baby blanket
28 - Article of appliqué
29 - Article in stretch fabric
30 - Article of stump work
31 - Article of ribbon embroidery
32 - Article of needlework not specified above.
33 - Article of cross stitch – novice only
34 - Article of tapestry – novice only
35 - Article of patchwork – novice only
NOVICE: A novice is one who has not previously won 1st prize at a Clunes Show in that class.
SECTION T - STUDENT'S NEEDLEWORK
Entry fee 20c. Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults. Entry cards must
be firmly attached to all articles prior to presenting to stewards. Exhibits to be judged in accordance to
school year, school year must be specified on each article.
Outstanding Exhibit for Primary students donated by Mrs D Torney
Outstanding Exhibit for Secondary students donated by Mrs J Fawcett
Primary Students
37 - Article of needlework
38 - Embroidered picture
Secondary Students
39 - Soft toy
40 - Article of needlework
41 - Machine sewn article
42 - Article made from stretch fabric
43 - Any other article not specified
SECTION TS – VAS SEWING COMPETITION
Competition sponsored by the SPOTLIGHT
Show level - 1st Prize donated by Clunes Post Office.
State level – Vouchers 1st $300 & Trophy, 2nd $150, 3rd $50.
Class 1 - Garment / Outfit of Wearing Apparel (maximum 3 pieces). Made by the exhibitor, sewn by
machine, may be hand finished, accessories such as scarves stoles gloves etc are not acceptable,
knitted/crocheted items not acceptable. Garment to be constructed in fabric using natural fibre/fibre
blend
Regulations:
1. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor.
2. An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.
3. A garment/article having won at a show will compete at a Group final; the winning garment will compete in the
State final at the next Melbourne Show.
4. A garment/article having won at State final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition.
5. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level then the second place getter is
eligible to compete.
6. All work to have been completed in the last 12 months.
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SECTION TE – VAS EMBROIDERY COMPETITION
Show level – 1st prize donated by Twin Needles, Creswick
State level – SPOTLIGHT Vouchers – 1st $300 & Trophy, 2nd $150, 3rd $50.
Class 1 - An article of Hand Embroidery, any type, excluding cross stitch.
Regulations as per VAS Sewing Competition
SECTION TP – VAS PATCHWORK COMPETITION
Show level – 1st Prize donated by Clunes Pharmacy
State level - SPOTLIGHT Vouchers – 1st $300 & Trophy, 2nd $150, 3rd $50.
Class 1 - Patchwork piece, no more than 1 metre on any one side, machine pieced and machine
quilted, embellishments allowed. Regulations as per VAS Sewing Competition
SECTION U - KNITTING and CROCHET
Machine knitted bands are NOT allowed, crochet edges ARE allowed
Outstanding Exhibit prize for Knitting, donated by Wickham Girls
Aggregate prize for Knitting donated in Memory of Mrs Alice Foley
Judge’s Choice prize from Knitting and crochet, donated by Emerson Printers, Maryborough
Classes 26 & 27– May Muir Prize, First $5
Stewards: Mrs R Cook, Mrs K Byrnes, Mrs R Muller
KNITTING
1 - Hand knitted lace - cotton
2 - Baby's hand knitted jumper/vest/cardigan
3 - Baby's hand knitted jumper/vest/cardigan - pure wool (label to be attached)
4 - Baby's hand knitted singlet
5 - Baby's hand knitted shawl - pure wool (label to be attached)
6 - Hand knitted jumper, vest or cardigan adult, 5 ply/over, pure wool (label to be attached)
7 - Hand knitted jumper, vest or cardigan child, 5 ply/over, pure wool (label to be attached)
8 - Hand knitted jumper, vest or cardigan adult, 5 ply/over, other fibre
9 - Hand knitted jumper, vest or cardigan child, 5 ply/over, other fibre
10 - Hand knitted jumper, vest or cardigan adult, 3/4 ply
11 - Hand knitted jumper, vest or cardigan child, 3/4 ply
12 - Knitted toy. Single item only. Worked eyes (no buttons)
13 - Knitted character doll, to be named. Worked eyes (no buttons)
14 - Hand knitted socks
15 - Knitted cotton garment - fine
16 - Knitted cotton garment - coarse
17 - Knitted shawl, 4 ply and over
18 - Knitted shawl, under 4 ply
19 - Knitted scarf
20 - Knitted tea cosy
21 - Knitted tea cosy, novelty
22 - Miniature knitted article - not exceeding 15 cms
23 - Set of 3 or more knitted articles
24 - Article of beaded knitting
25 - Article or garment in coloured or multi-coloured knitting
26 - Knitted article Handspun Fibre, staple of fleece & sample of spun fibre to be attached.
27 - Knitted article Handspun Fibre - novice only staple of fleece & sample of spun fibre to be attached.
28 - Machine knitted article
29 - Two covered coathangers
30 - Any other knitted article not specified above
31 - Knitted article – novice only (A novice is one who has not previously won 1st prize at a Clunes Show)
SECTION U – STUDENT’S KNITTING
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Mrs D Torney
33 - Knitted article - Primary
34- Knitted article – Secondary
35 - For exhibitor with SPECIAL NEEDS – Any item from classes 33 or 34 (Please specify age group)
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SECTION UK - VAS KNITTING COMPETITION.
Show level 1st prize $10 donated by Emerson Printers, Maryborough,
State level SPOTLIGHT Vouchers – 1st $300 & Trophy, 2nd $150, 3rd $50.
1. Each article must be made from Pure Wool / Wool Blend, of any ply,
2. Exhibitor to attach label from wool used or receipt from woollen mill attached.
CROCHET
D'oyley to be pinned or stitched on stiff cardboard
Outstanding Exhibit prize for Crochet, donated by Mrs K Byrnes
Aggregate prize for Crochet donated in Memory of Mrs Alice Foley
Judge’s Choice prize from Knitting and crochet, donated by Emerson Printers, Maryborough
Classes 60 & 61 – May Muir Prize, First $5
Stewards: Mrs R Cook, Mrs K Byrnes, Mrs R Muller
36 - Article of cotton crochet - fine, 60-100
37 - Article of cotton crochet - coarse, 10-40
38 - Crochet tablecloth
39 - Crochet doyley fine
40 - Crochet doyley coarse
41 - Set of doyleys
42 - Article of wool or other fibre crochet, 4 ply or under
43 - Article of crochet PURE wool 5 ply or over
44 - Article of crochet other fibre, 5 ply or over
45 - Crochet toy, single item only, worked eyes (no buttons)
46 - Crochet character doll, single item only, worked eyes (no buttons)
47 - Knee rug, not to exceed 150cm
48 - Knee rug using Afghan crochet stitch, not to exceed 150cm
49 - Crochet shawl
50 - Crochet scarf
51 - Crochet tea cosy
52 - Crochet tea cosy, novelty
53 - Article or garment in coloured or multi-coloured crochet.
54 - Any other cotton crochet article not specified above.
55 - Any other wool / wool blend crochet article not specified above.
56 - Dressed doll, knitted or crochet, should be able to be undressed, not to exceed 20cm
57 - Dressed doll, knitted or crochet, should be able to be undressed, over 20cm
58 - Two covered coathangers
59 - Article combining knitting and crochet
60 - Crochet article Handspun Fibre, staple of fleece & sample of spun fibre to be attached.
61 - Crochet article Handspun Fibre - novice only staple of fleece & sample of spun fibre to be attached.
62 - Crochet article – novice only
SECTION U – STUDENT’S CROCHET
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Mrs S McAuley
64 - Crochet article - Primary
65 - Crochet article – Secondary
66 - For exhibitor with SPECIAL NEEDS – Any item from classes 64 or 65 (Please specify age group)
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SECTION UC - VAS CROCHET COMPETITION.
Show level 1st prize $10 donated by Mrs S McAuley
State level SPOTLIGHT Vouchers – 1st $300 & Trophy, 2nd $150, 3rd $50.
Class 1 – Crocheted Article made from pure wool / wool blend of any ply
Regulations as per VAS Ltd Knitting Competition
SPEED KNITTING COMPETITION
Stewards: Mrs K Byrnes
Trophy donated by Mrs J Bedwell
Entries taken on Show Day. Competition takes place undercover outside Homecrafts Office.
Size 8 (4 mm) knitting needles and 8 ply wool to be used (supplied by society).
Contestants cast on 35 stitches and purl one row only. Start when whistle is blown, and knit in
STOCKING STITCH for 10 minutes. At end of time whistle is blown. Number of rows completed and
stitches knitted are counted.
SECTION V - POETRY and SHORT STORY WRITING
Exhibits must be typed on A4 paper, not mounted and submitted with fee to entry secretary no later
than Tuesday 10th Nov.
Judges have the right to disqualify entries in sections 1, 2, 4 & 5 deemed to be done by adults.
Clunes Primary School Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to Best Clunes Primary School entry.
POETRY
Prizes donated by Clunes Words in Winter - First $10, second $5, third $2.50 in classes 1 & 2.
- First $20, second $10, third $5 in class 3.
1 - Primary – Poetry – a poem on any topic – no illustrations
2 - Secondary – Poetry – a poem on any topic – no illustrations
3 - Open – Poetry – a poem on any topic – no illustrations
SHORT STORY WRITING
Prizes donated by Clunes Writer’ Group – First $10, second $5, third $2.50 in classes 4 & 5.
– First $20, second $10, third $5 in class 6.
4 - Primary - Short story – a story of not more than 75 words - no illustrations
5 - Secondary - Short story - a story of exactly 50 words (excluding title) - no illustrations
6 - Open - Short story - a story of exactly 50 words (excluding title) - no illustrations
SECTION V – HANDWRITING
Exhibits must be written on A4 paper, not mounted and submitted with fee to entry secretary no
later than Tuesday 10th Nov.
Judges have the right to disqualify entries in sections 7 to 13 deemed to be done by adults.
Judged on: Letter formation, Punctuation, Overall even slope, no rub-outs, no spelling mistakes.
Steward:
78910 11 12 13 -
Mrs A Hull
Grade Prep:
Grade 1:
Grade 2:
Grade 3:
Grade 4:
Grade 5:
Grade 6:
Full sheet of A4 paper, no margin, no framing,
Full sheet of A4 paper, 2cm margin, no framing,
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and know we lie
In Flanders fields.
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first line of poem below.
first two lines of poem.
first three lines of poem.
first four lines of poem.
whole of poem.
whole of poem.
whole of poem.
SECTION W - PHOTOGRAPHY
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3.
4.
5.
Refer to website www.clunesshow.com.au for detailed exhibition instructions.
If exhibits do not comply with the following conditions they will not be accepted.
Photographs not to exceed A4 size – 21cm x 29.7cm.
Each photograph to be adhered to strong, unbendable A4 size cardboard using fresh double
sided mounting tape in the corners and centre of the exhibit.
On the back use double sided mounting tape to adhere a metal picture hanger 1cm from the top.
Do not use frames or glass, sticky tape or string for hanging.
Entry card to be attached to bottom right hand corner of exhibit.
Outstanding Exhibit - Prize donated by Mrs H Hardy
Aggregate - Prize donated by Ms S Redpath
Judge’s Choice – Prize donated by Quince Farm Imports, Clunes
Stewards: Mrs J Lockie, Ms J Love, Mrs I Martin.
Wildlife – animals, insects, reptiles
Landscape – includes seascape, trees
Portraits – people in their environment, traditional portraits etc
Open – let your imagination run wild
Photo with a caption
For exhibitor with SPECIAL NEEDS – Any item from classes 1 to 5
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2
3
4
5
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STUDENTS PHOTOGRAPHY
See hanging instructions at start of Photography section, which must be adhered to.
Entry fee 20c Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults. Student’s grade to
be shown on Exhibit.
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Mrs S Chatham.
PRIMARY
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8
9
10
11
12
Wildlife – animals, insects, reptiles. Prize donated by Clunes Basketball Club
SECONDARY
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14
15
16
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Wildlife – animals, insects, reptiles Prize donated by Clunes Basketball Club
LOCAL HISTORY PHOTOGRAPHY
See hanging instructions at start of Photography section, which must be adhered to.
Prizes donated by Clunes Museum
Winners and entrants are invited to donate photos (or copies) to the Clunes Museum.
OPEN
19 - Photo - “My Clunes”
First prize $10, Second prize $5.
STUDENTS
(Primary / Secondary) Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
20 - Photo - “My Clunes”
First prize $10, Second prize $5.
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SECTION WG – MIDLANDS GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Winner will compete at Midlands Group final. 1st prize $10 at Clunes Show, $20 at Group Level
Class 1 – Unframed, may be mounted (mount no larger than 3 cms), black & white or colour.
Subject: “Family”, professional photographers not eligible.
SECTION WV – VAS Ltd PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Show level - 1st Prize donated by Widow Twankey’s Confectionery Emporium
Class 1 – Open Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30 cms, must be mounted (mount no larger than 3 cms),
black & white or colour. State level –1st $70, 2nd $20, 3rd $10
Subject: “Photo taken of a local Historical Feature”,
(Feature must be within 50 km radius of Clunes Show) professional photographers not eligible.
Class 2 - Junior - under 18 years - Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30 cms, must be mounted (mount no
larger than 3 cms), black & white or colour. State level –1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10
Subject: “Photo taken of an animal or animals”, professional photographers not eligible.
SECTION X - CRAFT
All entries must be bona fide work of the exhibitor and completed in the past 12 months
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Mrs A Hull
Aggregate prize donated by Ms J Roscholler
Judge’s Choice – Prize donated by Quince Farm Imports, Clunes
Stewards: Mrs V Knights, Miss M Bedwell, Miss T Miles.
1 - Hooked hand made floor rug or mat
2 - Woodwork - (a) lathe (b) constructional (c) hand crafted
3 - Article using recycled material, to be listed
4 - Hand made flowers, any material or combination
5 - Piece of pottery - (a) hand built, (b) thrown
6 - Article woven from any material
7 - Jewellery - Necklace
8 - Jewellery - Bracelet
9 - Jewellery - Earrings
10 - Spring Carnival Accessory – eg. Hat / Fascinator
11 - Article using natural resources
12 - Article of leatherwork
13 - Article of basket weaving - mixed resources
14 - One skein of Handspun Fibre (May Muir prize $2.50)
15 - Metal craft
16 - Christmas decoration
17 - Article of China painting
18 - Article of folk art - maximum width 40 cm
19 - One handmade greeting card
20 - Page of Scrapbooking (in plastic pocket)
21 - Article of Lego (own design) (To be displayed on a solid base)
22 - Article of Mozaic work
23 - Article of felt
24 - Any other article not specified above
STUDENT'S CRAFT
Age & School year to be shown on each exhibit
Entry fee 20c Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
Stewards: Mrs G McLennan, Mrs R Kinnersly, Mrs J Spittle
PRE-SCHOOL
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Mrs B Kinloch
26 - Article of craft
27 - Article of hobby craft / lego (To be displayed on a solid base)
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PRIMARY SCHOOL
Grades Prep, 1, 2, 3,
28 - Article of thread or textile panels (may include leather)
29 - Article of mixed medium
30 - Sculpture or construction (may include woodwork)
31 - Article of pottery - premoulded (ceramic, stone, clay –painted by exhibitor)
32 - Article of pottery – hand built (ceramic, stone, clay – made and painted by exhibitor)
33 - Article of hobby craft / lego (made from kit) (To be displayed on a solid base)
34 - Article of hobby craft / lego (own design) (To be displayed on a solid base)
35 - Something I made with a grown-up
36 - Decorated Gumboot
Grades 4, 5, 6,
38 - Article of thread or textile panels (may include leather)
39 - Article of mixed medium
40 - Sculpture or construction (may include woodwork)
41 - Article of pottery - premoulded (ceramic, stone, clay – painted by exhibitor)
45 - Something I made with a grown-up
SECONDARY SCHOOL
Years 7,8,9.
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Mrs I Hughes
48 - Article of dyeing or printing - any medium or combination (may include fabric painting)
50 - Article of pottery - hand built (ceramic, stone, clay – made and painted by exhibitor)
51 - Article of woodwork
52 - Article in metal craft - utility & ornamental, with combinations of any metallic elements as medium
53 - Article of leatherwork
56 - One Page of Scrapbooking (in plastic pocket)
Years 10,11,12.
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Alfredton Post Office.
59 - Article of dyeing or printing - any medium or combination (may include fabric painting)
62 - Article of woodwork
63 - Article in metal craft - utility & ornamental, with combinations of any metallic elements as medium
64 - Article of leather work
65 - One Page of Scrapbooking (in plastic pocket)
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SECTION XX – SCARECROW COMPETITION
Rules: Scarecrows to be made of durable material fit to last under outside conditions. No paper,
cardboard, or fibreglass / synthetic feed bags allowed. Scarecrows must be able to be tied to a
post provided at showgrounds. Not to exceed 1.8 metres in height.
Prize donated by the Clunes Agricultural Society
XX1 – Traditional (may be entered as an individual or family)
XX2 – Novelty Scarecrow (may be entered as an individual or family)
SECTION Y - ART
Exhibits must be framed or mounted on black backing with hooks and wire attached for hanging.
Exhibits not to exceed A2 in size. Exhibit ticket to be attached to bottom right hand corner
Exhibits must be work of exhibitor and not exhibited at the Clunes Show previously.
No traced or copied work accepted
This section is sponsored by Baird & McGregor, Barristers & Solicitors, Ballarat
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Baird & McGregor, Ballarat
Encouragement Award prize donated by Mr L Steart
Stewards: Mrs J Crawford, Mrs A Myers, Mrs S Kelman
1 - Oil/acrylic any subject
2 - Water colour any subject
3 - Pastel or other medium any subject
4 - Abstract any medium
5 - Mixed Medium
6 - Clunes any medium. Prize donated by Clunes Tourist & Development Association
7 - Drawing - any subject
8 - Graphic Artwork
9 - Cartoon any topic, any medium
10 - Computer artwork
11 - Sculpture - any medium
12 - Ceramics - Underglaze
13 - Ceramics - Glaze
14 - Ceramics - Non-fired stains
15 - Ceramics - Overglaze (includes Decals)
16 - Ceramics - Air brushing
18 - Novice Ceramics - Underglaze
19 - Novice Ceramics - Glaze
20 - Novice Ceramics - Non-fired stains
21 - Novice Ceramics - Overglaze (includes Decals)
22 - Novice Ceramics - Air brushing
SECTION Y - STUDENT’S ART
Entry fee 20c Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
All entries to be mounted, or framed with hooks and wire for hanging
Age & School year to be clearly marked on front of exhibit
No tracing or photocopying allowed
Pre School
23 - Drawing or painting - single or mixed medium
Primary Students
Grades Prep 1,2,3
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Clunes I.G.A.
25 - Painting - any subject
26 - Drawing or painting depicting a Country Show
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27 - Mixed medium
Grades 4,5,6
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Clunes Netball Club
31 - Drawing or painting depicting a Country Show
32 - Mixed medium
Secondary Students
School year must be shown on exhibit
Outstanding Exhibit prize donated by Clunes Netball Club
36 - Graphic Artwork
37 - Mixed medium
38 - Cartoon - any topic, any medium
39 - Computer art work
SECTION Z - COOKERY
Outstanding Exhibit trophy donated in Memory of Mrs Janet Rowe
Aggregate prize in Memory of Mrs Dawn Cook. Winners name to be placed on Perpetual Trophy.
First prize 3kg flour in classes 1-19, 29-36 donated by Homecrafts Committee
Classes 39 and 40 not eligible for outstanding exhibit.
Plates for exhibiting are provided. No Ring tins allowed.
Stewards: Mrs J Bedwell, Mrs J Mason, Mrs M Leishman, Miss E Leishman,
Mrs P Cook, Mrs J Fawcett Ms S Camm.
1 - 5 plain scones
2 - 5 savoury scones
3 - 5 sweet scones
4 - Plain cake
5 - Fruit cake (500g butter) cooked in 23 – 25 cm tin
6 - Fruit cake (250g butter)
7 - Health loaf (nuts and/or fruit) list of ingredients to be attached
8 - Ginger cake (uniced)
9 - Citrus cake (iced, top only)
10 - Banana cake (uniced)
11 - Sultana cake (sultanas only)
12 - 4 Red Velvet Cup Cakes (see recipe page 57)
13 - Chocolate cake (uniced)
14 - Chocolate sponge sandwich (unfilled, uniced)
15 - Sponge sandwich (unfilled, uniced, no custard powder)
16 - Ginger Fluff sandwich (unfilled, uniced)
17 - Boiled fruitcake
18 - “Gentleman Cake” – variety to be named, not to exceed 20cm (must be baked by a male)
19 - Any other cake (to be named) NO CHEESECAKES
20 - Plate of 6 biscuits (2 varieties) no yo-yos
21 - 5 yo-yos (4cm)
22 - 5 Jam Drops
23 - Shortbread (20cm, crimped, cut into 8 pieces, cut through) 1st Prize $10, 2nd $5, by Wickham Girls
24 - Slice, 6 pieces (3cm x 5cm, minimum 2 varieties) cooked and uncooked
25 - 3 individually decorated cup cakes (in paper patties)
26 - 5 sweet muffins (one variety, in paper patties)
27 - 5 savoury muffins (one variety, cooked in tin)
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28 - 5 sausage rolls, (cut to 5cm)
29 - Egg and Bacon Pie, puff pastry base and lid
30 - Savoury Flan (recipe to be attached)
31 - Loaf of bread (no commercial mixes)
32 - Fruit bread (no commercial mixes)
33 - Loaf of white bread (baked in bread maker)
34 - Loaf of brown bread (baked in bread maker)
35 - Loaf of grain bread (baked in bread maker)
36 - Fruit bread (baked in bread maker)
37 - Steamed Christmas pudding, 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2.50.
38 - Christmas cake (uniced, no decoration of any kind), 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2.50
39 - Decorated cake (no artificial decorations), 1st prize $12, donated by Ms K McLennan
40 - Novelty decorated cake -1st prize $8, donated by Ms K McLennan
41 - Farmer’s Morning “Smoko” in a basket – max size 30 cm x 30 cm. Prize donated by Mrs A Hull
STUDENT’S COOKERY
Primary School Entry fee 20c Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
Steward: Mrs R Clowes
Grades Prep, 1, 2, 3
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Mrs J Mason
Special prize Best Exhibitor donated by Mrs M Keeshan,
43 - Most nutritious Lunch Box,
44 - Vanilla packet cake - uniced
45 - Chocolate cake, (not packet mix, uniced)
46 - 3 Plain Scones
47 - 3 Anzac Biscuits, sponsored by Clunes R & S L Sub Branch
48 - 3 Honey Joys
49 - Uncooked slice (3 pieces approx size 3cm x 5cm)
50 - Decorated Arrowroot biscuit
51 - Breakfast tray suitable for Mother’s or Father’s Day (not to exceed 20cm x 30cm)
Grades 4, 5, 6,
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Clunes Dairy
Special prize Best Exhibitor donated by Mrs M Keeshan,
52 - Most nutritious Lunch Box,
53 - Vanilla packet cake - uniced
54 - Chocolate cake, (not packet mix, uniced)
55 - Any other cake
56 - 3 Plain Scones
58 - Quiche (round, maximum size 20 cm)
59 - Uncooked slice (3 pieces approx size 3cm x 5cm)
60 - Decorated Cup Cake
61 - Breakfast tray suitable for Mother’s or Father’s Day (not to exceed 20cm x 30cm)
Secondary School
Judge’s Choice prize donated by Mrs K Leckie
Special prize Best Exhibitor donated by Homecrafts Committee
62 - 3 Muffins any variety
63 - Chocolate cake (uniced)
64 - Any other cake
65 - 3 Plain Scones
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67 - Decorated Cup Cake
68 - Pizza (round, maximum size 20cm)
69 - Cooked slice (3 pieces approx size 3cm x 5cm)
70 - Decorated cake (no artificial decoration)
SECTION ZA - RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
This is a State-wide Competition
Winner to represent Clunes Society at Midland Group Level.
Group winner to compete at Melbourne Show .
OPEN
First prize at Clunes Show $15
First prize Midland Group $25
First prize at State Final - Trophy,
250g sultanas
250g chopped raisins
250g currants
125g chopped mixed peel
90g chopped red glace cherries
90g chopped blanched almonds
1/3 cup sherry or brandy
250g plain flour
60g self raising flour
4 large eggs
HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED
1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
250g butter
250g soft brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon lemon essence or
finely grated lemon rind
1/2 teaspoon almond essence
1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence
HERE'S WHAT TO DO
1. Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour,
but preferably over night.
2. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one
at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly.
3. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon.
4. Place the mixture into a prepared tin 20 cm square, straight sided, square cornered tin, and bake in a slow
oven for approximately 3 1/2 - 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
5. Note: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3
pieces, Cherries into 4 - 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces.
SECTION ZB - “JUNIOR” BOILED FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
UNDER 18
Judge has the right to disqualify entries deemed to be done by adults.
First prize at Clunes Show $5
Second prize at Clunes Show $4
First prize Midland Group $15
First prize at State Final - Trophy
375g Mixed Fruit
1 teaspoon mixed spice
125g butter
½ cup sherry
2 tablespoons marmalade
1 cup plain flour
HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED
¾ cup brown sugar
½ cup water
½ teaspoon bicarbonate soda
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup self-raising flour
¼ teaspoon salt
HERE’S WHAT TO DO
1. Place the Mixed Fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to the boil.
2. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove from stove, add bicarbonate soda and allow to cool.
3. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well.
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4. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased and lined 20 cm round cake tin.
5. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1½ hours, or until cooked when tested.
NOTE: Prizes / prize money may be collected from Homecrafts Office after 5 pm on Showday.
Prize money not collected on Showday will be forfeited.
VAS CARROT CAKE AND CARROT & DATE MUFFINS COMPETITION
Prize Money for the VAS Carrot Cake Competitions
Winners of the State Final (judged at the 2016 Convention) will receive the following:
VAS Carrot Cake
 $250 for the winner & a trophy
 $100 for second
 $50 for third
VAS Carrot & Date Muffins
 $250 for the winner & a trophy
 $100 for second
 $50 for third
Both competitions are generously sponsored by Rocky Lamattina & Sons
SECTION ZC - VAS CARROT CAKE COMPETITION
Open to carrot cake enthusiasts everywhere
INGREDIENTS:
Olive oil, to grease
350g of grated carrot
1 cup (150g) self-raising flour
1/2 cup (75g) plain flour
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
1/2 cup (80g) brown sugar
1/2 cup (125ml) oil
1/2 cup (125ml) golden syrup
3 eggs
1 tsp vanilla essence
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
METHOD:
1. Preheat oven to 170°C (a moderate oven). Grease a 20cm (base) round cake pan lightly with oil, and line with
non-stick baking paper. Peel and grate the carrots, and set aside
2. Sift the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon into a large bowl
3. Put the brown sugar, oil, golden syrup, eggs and vanilla in a separate bowl. Use a balloon
whisk to mix until combined
4. Pour the oil mixture into the dry ingredients. Use a wooden spoon to stir gently until just
combined
5. Stir in the grated carrot and walnuts
6. Pour the mixture into the pan and bake for 1 hour. Set aside for 5 minutes, before turning
out onto a wire rack to cool completely
SECTION ZD - CARROT AND DATE MUFFINS COMPETITION
A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local show
INGREDIENTS:
2 ½ cups Self-raising flour
1 tablespoon orange marmalade
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup canola oil
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed)
3/4 cup orange juice
1/3 cup chopped pitted dates
1 cup reduced fat milk
1 cup coarsely grated carrot
METHOD:
1. Heat oven to 190C (moderately hot)
2. Line a 12 hole muffin pan with round paper muffin cases – Classic white muffin cases size (35mm Height x
90mm Wide x 50mm Base,
3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates, carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice
and milk. Mix until just combined
4. Spoon mixture evenly into muffin paper cases in muffin pan
5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked inserted cake skewer. If it comes out clean the muffins are
ready
6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes before removing to cool
Show Entries: Four Muffins per plate
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SECTION ZE – BLOKES CHOCOLATE CAKE COMPETITION
Winner will compete at Midlands Group final. 1st prize $10 at Clunes Show, $20 at Group Level
Class 1 - Cake to be cooked by male and top has to be iced, (Packet cake acceptable)
RED VELVET CAKE
(Recipe for Class Z 12)
Ingredients
2 cups plain flour, sifted
¼ cup cocoa powder
50 mls red food colouring
200 gms unsalted butter, melted
1 ½ cups caster sugar
2 eggs, lightly whisked
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup buttermilk, room temperature
1 tablespoon white vinegar
1 teaspoon bi-carb soda
Cream Cheese Icing
250 gms cream cheese, softened
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
60 gms butter, softened
1 cup icing sugar, sifted
Method
1. Preheat oven to 170 o C. Line 18 x 80ml capacity muffin pans with paper cases. Sift flour, cocoa
powder and bi-carb soda into a bowl. Stir through the sugar. Whisk the buttermilk, butter, eggs,
vinegar and vanilla until combined. Make a well in the centre of the flour mixture. Add the
buttermilk and stir until just combined. Stir in food colouring.
2. Divide the mixture among the lined pans. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes.
3. Use an electric beater to beat the cream cheese, icing sugar, extra butter and vanilla until smooth.
Spread on cooled cup cakes.
4. Plate of 4 to be presented for judging.
AMBASSADORS AND SHOW GIRL & BOY SECTIONS
Entrants in all sections to be dressed “Suitable for a country show”
Entry fee: Gold coin donation
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES OF VICTORIA RURAL AMBASSADOR
ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY BEFORE 1.45 pm. JUDGING 2pm
REQUIREMENTS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Open to males & females, aged over 20 & under 30 years as at 1st May 2016.
Enthusiastic and knowledgeable about rural life and affairs.
Able to attend Group level Final and State Final at Royal Melbourne Show
Entrants must wear smart casual tailored clothing.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES OF VICTORIA JUNIOR SHOW AMBASSADOR
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Open to males and females, aged between 16 and 19 years inclusive.
2. Able to attend Group level Final and State Final at VAS Annual Convention
3. Entrants must wear smart casual clothing.
4. Entrants must provide a resume
Aims of the competition are to give young people a chance to take part in a competition whilst still
residing in their local district, to be part of the local show and highlighting the importance of shows.
Chief Steward – Mrs J Seers
SHOW BOY COMP
Steward Mrs H Hardy
3-6 years: Trophy donated by
Annear Family
7-13 years: Trophy donated by
Homecrafts Committee
Announcer – Mrs J Miles
SHOW GIRL SECTIONS
TINY TOTS 3-4 years: Steward Ms D Seers
Trophy donated by Mrs A Myers
JUNIOR 5-7 years: Steward Mrs L Hull
Trophy donated by Mrs P Cook.
INTERMEDIATE 8-10 years: Steward Mrs J Mason
Trophy donated by Mrs N Campbell
SHOW GIRL 11-13 years: Steward Mrs R Steuart
Trophy donated by Mrs M Leishman.
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The President and Committee of the Homecrafts Pavilion sincerely
thank all sponsors listed below for their generosity in donating prizes for
the 2015 Clunes Show.
B ADAM
CLUNES WORDS IN WINTER
D McLENNAN
ALFREDTON POST OFFICE
CLUNES WRITERS GROUP
K McLENNAN
K ANDERSON
G COOK & Family
May MUIR Memorial
ANNEAR Family
P COOK
A MYERS
BAIRD & McGREGOR, BALLARAT
R COOK
S PASCOE
J BEDWELL
EMERSON PRINTERS, MARYBOROUGH
QUINCE FARM IMPORTS
K BYRNES
FAWCETT J
S REDPATH
N CAMPBELL
FOLEY Family
RIDLEY Family
S CHATHAM
J GRANT
J ROSCHOLLER
CLUNES BASKETBALL CLUB
H HARDY
C ROWE
CLUNES DAIRY
J HARRISON
J SEERS
CLUNES GARDEN CLUB
BRIDGEWATER BERETS
J SPITTLE
CLUNES FAMILY HAIRDRESSER
I HUGHES
L STEART
CLUNES I.G.A.
A HULL
STEUART Family
CLUNES MUSEUM
M KEESHAN
E THOMAS
CLUNES NETBALL CLUB
S KELMAN
D TORNEY
CLUNES NEWSAGENCY
B KINLOCH
K TRIGG
CLUNES PHARMACY
V KNIGHTS
TWIN NEEDLES, CRESWICK
CLUNES POST OFFICE
LADYBIRD LANE NURSERY
ULLINA LANDCARE GROUP
CLUNES PRIMARY SCHOOL
K LECKIE
WESLEY COLLEGE
CLUNES R & S L SUB BRANCH
M LEISHMAN
WICKHAM Girls
CLUNES TOURIST & DEVELOPMENT
J MASON
WIDOW TWANKEY’S EMPORIUM
S McAULEY
To assist the society in becoming ecofriendly and efficient, the schedule and
entry forms are now available for download from our website. Please forward
your email address via our website, so you can be informed in future years as
soon as the schedule is finalised.
THE BEST SHOW EVER
A history of the Clunes and District Agricultural Society
150 years of Shows
This 220 page book will be for sale on Show Day.
It traces the history, development and challenges of the Society over more than 150 years.
Printed by R & L Emerson, Printers, Maryborough
Layout by A Campbell & R Campbell, Clunes
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SHOW NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Music Videos on the Big Screen
BAR & BBQ FACILITIES AVAILABLE TILL LATE
Camping available at Showgrounds
HISTORIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLE CLUB
of AUST.
BALLARAT BRANCH
Historic Vehicle Show
Clunes Showgrounds
March 12th & 13th 2016
Labour Day long weekend
Would you like to promote your business
while supporting the Clunes Show
We have a variety of sponsorship packages available
to suit your preferences and budget
Without our generous sponsors the Clunes Show would
not be as successful as it is
See our website www.show.clunes.org for sponsorship options
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