OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE
Patrons
Mrs. M. Cork, Mrs. I. Smith, Mr. W. Gibson
Life Members
Mrs. M. Cork, Mr. W. Gibson, Mrs. B. Sawtell, Mr. H. Winkle, Mr. R. Perkins, Mrs. M. Steele, Mrs. I. Smith
Officers
President: Mrs. Sally Duckett
Senior Vice President: Mr. Murray Slender
Vice Presidents: Mr. Rob Perkins
Treasurer: Mrs. Cathy Thomas
Secretary & Business Manager and Public Officer:Mr. Martin Hicks
Membership and Entries Secretary: Mrs. Emma Francis
Web Master: Mr. Paul Pellier& Mr. Vivian Hoskins
Publishing and Advertising Steward: Mr. Murray Slender
Sponsorship Steward: Ms. Kristy Harvey
Hon. Legal Advisor: Mrs. Bev Stevens of Barwick Stevens Lawyers
Hon. Veterinary Surgeons: Mrs. Monika Darke, Dorrigo Plateau Vet Clinic, Mr. Chris Shirley, Dorrigo Vet Clinic.
Auditors: 360 Financial Vision
The Committee
Mrs Elaine Adams, Mr. Frits Dirks, Mrs. Sally Duckett, Mr. Graeme Dunne, Mrs. Rosemary Fredericks, Mrs. Emma Francis, Ms.
Alexandra Fraser, Mr. Allan Grace, Mr. Martin Hicks, Mrs. Sandra McGuire, Mr. Robert Perkins, Mr. Murray Slender, Mrs. Marie
Steele, Mr. Paul Pellier, Mrs. Audrey Woodland, Mr. Peter Lynch
The Ladies Committee
President: Mrs. E. Adams
Vice President: Mrs. J. Whelan
Secretary: Mrs. M. Steele
Treasurer: Mrs. B. Ainley, Mrs. C. Thomas
Members: Mrs. M. Corlis, Mrs. Joyce Whelan, Miss Lucy Campbell Mrs. J. Whelan, Mrs. B. Miller
GENERAL INFORMATION
See our website for
Schedules and forms
www.dorrigoshow.org.au
There will be no general car parking in the Showgrounds. Passes are only available by application at the showground office for
the elderly, disabled and some show representatives.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
Membership entitles you to free admission on both days of the annual show. Members are also encouraged to attend
meetings, which are currently held at 7.30pm on the 1st Tuesday of each month.
Family membership –
2 adults & 4 children under 16
$40.00
Adult membership
$20.00
Junior membership - school age
$10.00
Aged pensioners &seniors card holders $10.00
SHOW ADMISSION
Members on presentation of members card
Free
Non-members
Family Ticket –
$40.00
2 adults & 4 children under 16
Adults
$15.00
Children school age
$10.00
Children under 6 years
Free
Aged pensioners & seniors card holders $10.00
ENTRIES
1.
Please refer to the relevant section in the schedule or on the website, to make sure you understand entry requirements for
your class.
2.
For the benefit of those coming on the second day of the show, we ask that exhibits not be removed until 4.30pm on
Sunday.
3.
Closing dates for each section are listed in the schedule and on the website.
Exhibitors are asked to assist the stewards by entering exhibits on time.
4.
Method of entry
a)
All horse events (opens & juniors) - $4.00 payable at ring office.
b)
Prize money can be collected on completion of the grand parade.
c)
Wood chopping and Dogs – please refer to their section in the schedule or on the website.
d)
All other sections – use General Entry Form in the schedule or on the website.
5.
Post entries to:
The Secretary
Dorrigo & Guy Fawkes Agricultural Assoc. Inc.
PO Box 153, Dorrigo NSW 2453
6.
The Secretary will be at the Show Office at Dorrigo Showground, Mon to Fri - 9.00am. to 5.00pm from the 10th of November
until the end of the show on Sunday the 23rd of November, Phone 0490 146 227, Fax (02) 4744 2465
Email secretary@dorrigoshow.org.au , at all other time please call (02) 66552 772
GRAND PARADE
The Grand Parade will be held on Saturday the 22nd of November at 2pm. It would be appreciated if all entrants in the Horse
and Cattle sections, and anyone else who would like to, participate in the parade. All entrants in grand parade will
receive an ice cream thanks to Streets.
LUCKY TICKET GRAND PARADE PRIZE $50
Prize is kindly donated by Mrs. Audrey Woodland and Mrs. Sandra McGuire
EVERY PARTICIPANT IN THE GRAND PARADE WILL RECEIVE A TICKET FOR THE PRIZE DRAW
COLOURS OF PRIZE WINNERS
Champion
Red, White & Blue
Reserve Champion
Green
First Prize
Blue
Second Prize
Red
Third Prize
White
PRIZES AND TROPHIES
All prize money, trophies and exhibits are to be collected at the Show. Prize money can be collected on Saturday. No
responsibility will be taken for prize money, trophies or exhibits not collected by 5.00pm on Sunday. Entry fees must be paid
before prize money will be paid.
The Dorrigo Guy Fawkes Agricultural Association is not registered for GST
TRADE SPACE
All applications and fees/payments must be received by the Trade Space Steward by Monday 17th of November 2014.
Applicants will be able to obtain their receipt and wristband at the showground office, during office hours, during the week
leading up to show commencement if not received via post.
Refund Policy - Applicants wishing to withdraw within two weeks prior to show date will not be refunded. Similarly, accepted
applicants who then fail to attend will forfeit a refund.
Trade Space at the Dorrigo Show consists mostly of outdoor-grassed area on either side of the main thoroughfare through the
showground. Almost all of this space is unsheltered. The very limited sheltered space that does exist is for use by invitation
only. Unless advised otherwise, applicants should assume that they would need to provide their own shelter.
Trade space is sold to traders on the basis of square-metres of space. When calculating the amount of space you need, you will
need to include all space that you require – including your car, if you need it beside your marquee. Non-trade space is free and
is offered to not-for-profit community groups only. Non-traders should note however, that Traders are given higher priority when
allocating space.
Traders and non-traders must ensure that Trade exhibits are of an appropriate standard and do not constitute any danger,
annoyance or offence to the attending public or to the Show committee.
Traders and non-traders are not permitted to take up alternative sites to those, which are allocated to them, unless specifically
permitted by the Secretary or the Trade Space Steward. Nor are traders permitted to sub-let any site to other persons,
organizations or traders.
Traders must be set-up and staffing their exhibit from 9AM to 7PM on the Saturday staff from 9AM to 3PM on the Sunday.
Direct vehicular access will not be permitted during these times.
Two wristbands are available per trade stand free of charge. Additional wristbands will be charged at $10, maximum 2. Traders,
who are also current members of the Dorrigo Show Society, are entitled to a free wristband. Non-traders (community groups)
are entitled to 2 free weekendwristbands. The entry-pass wristbands are to be worn AT ALL TIMES during the show. Traders
and non-traders may camp by their vehicle if required, however a camping permit (cost $20) must be displayed so as to be
easily visible through the windscreen
All Traders and Non-traders must have appropriate and current comprehensive insurance ($20M) and proof of this insurance
must be submitted with this application, UNLESS the applicant wishes to purchase insurance through the Dorrigo Show Society
at a cost of $20.
All Traders and Non-traders must have all electrical equipment (extension leads, appliances, etc) professionally tested and
tagged by a qualified electrical tagger as to comply with the Workplace Health and Safety Act of 1989.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & POWER LEADS
Any exhibitors intending to bring electrical equipmentto the Showground are required to ensure that such equipment is fitted
with earth leakage circuit breakers, and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected and tagged by a
qualified electrical tagger. This is essential for the safety of yourself, your fellow exhibitors and the general public, and is a
requirement of the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1983. The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of noncompliance with its provisions. Any exhibitors who do not comply will not be allowed to exhibit at the showground.
Please check all your electrical equipment & leads before you come to the Showground.
Electric fencing is not allowed on the Showground.
SHOWGROUND CHARGES
Application form is available in the schedule or on the website.
Camping: $20 per vehicle for the entire show period
Horse stalls: $15 per stable for the entire show period + $10 deposit refunded after stall is deemed to be in a tidy state.
Note: preference will be given to traveling horses.
APPEALS COMMITTEE
The Appeals Committee will consist of the President, the Chief Steward from whichever section the appeal originates, and one
adjudicator, being one of the following: Mrs. Jenny Maxwell, Allan Jarrett and Cyril Kellett.
 An appeal must be lodged by the plaintiff with the Chief Steward of the Section concerned within thirty minutes of the
announcement of completion of the class judging.
 The appeal must be in writing and accompanied by $50, which will be refunded if the appeal is upheld. If the appeal is lost,
the Society will retain the fee.
DRUG TESTING
IT IS A CONDITION OF ENTRY THAT ALL HORSES COMPETING AT THIS SHOW, COMPETE ON THE UNDERSTANDING
THAT DRUG TESTING MAY BE CARRIED OUT AND IF ANY DRUGS ARE DETECTED THEN PENALTIES WILL APPLY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, RELEASE & INDEMNITY
Each exhibitor in consideration of the Society accepting one or more of the Exhibitor's entries:
a) acknowledges and agrees that the Exhibitor participates in any competition or event conducted during the Show wholly and
solely at the Exhibitor’s own risk of injury to his person of property;
b) releases the Society and its servants and agents at the time of participation, from and against any and all liability for personal
injury or damage to the Exhibitor's property which the Exhibitor may receive, sustain or incur directly or indirectly as a result of
the negligence or alleged negligence of the Society and its servants or agents aforesaid resulting from or arising out of any
accident or happening whilst the Exhibitor is on the Society's Showground or elsewhere under the direct or indirect control of
the Society, its servants or agents whether or not such accident or happening occurred whilst the Exhibitor was participating in
or competing in any event or competition and the Exhibitor for himself, his executors, administrators and any person claiming
through or under him indemnifies and holds the Society, its servants and agents aforesaid indemnified from and against all
claims, demands, suits, actions, damages, costs and expenses which the Exhibitor or any person engaged by the Exhibitor
might be entitled to make or bring against or which may become payable by the Society by reason of or arising from or out of
directly or indirectly, any such accident or happening or by reason of any act or omission on the part of the Exhibitor or of any
person engaged by him whilst he is competing or attending to any Exhibit entered by the Exhibitor and the Exhibitor further
agrees that any act or omission on his part or on the part of any such person engaged by him found in any action against the
Society to be negligent shall be deemed to be negligence for the purpose of any claim under the aforesaid indemnity.
Stewards 2014
Ring Master & Senior Steward
Mr. Rob Perkins, 6775 9167
Mr. Fraser James, (Assistant) 6775 9124
Appeals Committee
Mrs. Sally Duckett, Mrs. Jennifer Maxwell, Mr. Cyril Kellett, Mr. Allan Jarrett
Ring Office
Mrs. Audrey Woodland, Mrs. Sandra McGuire
Pavilion Stewards
Mr. Lee Freeman, 04394 87485, Mr. Ross Waugh
Horses
Dairy Cattle
Mr. Lloyd & Mrs. Rowena Walker, 6657 1433
Junior Paraders
Dairy: Mr. Lloyd & Mrs. Rowena Walker, 6657 1433
Junior Judging Beef
Junior Heifer Show:
School Section:
Mr. Allan Grace, 6657 5236
Dairy
Mr. Lloyd & Mrs. Rowena Walker, 6657 1433
Beef Cattle
Dairy Goats
Mrs. Darleen Brown, M 0427258115
Poultry
Mr. Rex Larcombe, 6657 1419
Farm and Dairy
Mrs. Elaine Adams, 6657 4144
Vegetables
Mrs. Elaine Adams, 6657 4144
Fruit
Mrs. Elaine Adams, 6657 4144
Photography
Mrs. Kerry Miller, 6657 2790, 0417418006
Student Section
Mrs. Kat Betts, 6657 5227, 0467360406
Flowers
Mrs. Linda Sommer, 66575157
Cookery
Mrs. Marie Steele, 6657 1570
Jams, Preserves and Jellies
Ms. Vickie Lawrence, 6657 2640
Needlework
Mrs.Rosemary Fredericks, 6657 2114
Pure Wool Article or Garment
Mrs. Rosemary Fredericks,6657 2114
Handicrafts
Mrs. Gwen Creighton, 6657 1105
Models
Mr. David Troost, 6657 5262
Fine Art
Mrs. Leonie Frangi, 6657 2328
Showgirl
Ms. Kate O’Leary, 04187 142749
Junior Showperson
Ms. Kate O’Leary, 04187 142749
Woodchop
Mr. Peter Shipman, 66492255
Fun Run
Mrs. Rowena and Mr. Charlie Stockton,6657 5161
Pet Show
Mr. Allan Grace, 6657 5236
Three Kids and Three Sheep
Mr. Rob Perkins, 6775 9167
Bush Dog Trial
Mr. Michael Kelsall
Trade Space
Mr. Murray Slender
Announcers
Mrs. Elaine Leader, Mrs. Patty Hoschke
Art Union
Mrs. Emma Kelsall, 0428318607; Mr. Murray Suckling, 6657 2139
Fat Bullock
Mr. Mervyn McGuire
Gates
Mr. Peter Lynch & Ms. Salena Bryce ,
6657 5335
Horse Measurer
Mr. Kent Woodland
Publicity
Mr. Vivian Hoskins, 66572860
Safety Officer
Mr. Bob Hawkins, 04386 13115
Stables Steward
Ms. Annie Downes
Photographer
Mr. Peter Mulheron, 6657 1174
Webmaster
Mr. Paul Pellier
Sponsorship
Ms. Kristy Harvey, 6657 2209
Light Horse Assoc.
Dr.Peter Vandyke
Ute Show
Mr. Simon Atkins, 04098 206921
Motorbike Time Trial
Mr. Warren &Mrs. Emma Francis 0408862924
Tough Spudder
Mr. Tim Francis 0437259385,Mrs. Anna Guest
0421777976
FIRE WORKSDISPLAY
SATURDAY NIGHT
Guy Fawkes Heritage Horse Challenge
on Saturday
(See below for more details)
Horse Section
Proudly Sponsored By:
Mr. R and Mrs. A Woodland
Mr. R and Mrs. S Erickson
Mr. D and Mrs. G. Scott
Eastland Kitchens
Hazelwood Stud
Mr. Patrick Dique
Mr. K and Mrs. R Woodland
Hickeys Smash Repairs
Pure Water Company
Heritage Hotel Motel
Mr. N.F. and Mrs. S Phillips
W.H Bailey and Sons
Robyn Summerhayes
North Coast Carriage Club
Section 01: Horses
Rules & Regulations
·
Entry Fee: Open - $4.00, Junior - $4.00, payable at the ring office on the day of the Show. There is NO REFUND
available.
·
Prize money: All prize money in Section 1 will be paid by the Secretary in the ring office, after the Grand Parade, and
on Sunday at the conclusion of events. (Please note - all competitors must enter the Grand Parade - Grand Parade
is at 2.00;pm Saturday Afternoon.) Prize money not claimed by 6 pm on the second day of the Show may be forfeited.
4 entries in a class are needed before 3rd prize is paid. Pairs prize money is divided.
·
Ridden Class Prize Money: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd -$4.
Led Class Prize Money: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4.
Junior Class Prize Money: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6 3rd - $4, unless otherwise stated.
·
All horses competing in breed classes must be registered in the relevant Breed Society. Registration papers may be
requested.
·
Maiden and Novice Hack classes are open to both Show Hunter and Show Hack.
·
Horses cannot compete in both Open Hack and show Hunter classes, select one or the other.
·
District / Local Events: Horse and rider must be domiciled within Bellingen Shire (postcodes 2453, 2454, 2455).
·
Stallions not eligible for hack classes but are eligible for ridden breed classes.
·
Maiden Horse is one that has not won first prize in the type of event nominated for at an agricultural Show, Rodeo,
Open Championship or Sports Meeting.
·
Novice Horse is one that has not a first prize at a Royal Show or Open Championship at an Agricultural Show.
·
General: Only judges, stewards and competitors in the class being judged will be allowed in the ring. Competitors in
each class must report to the judge within three minutes of the final call for that class. No more competitors in that
class will be admitted to the ring and judging will proceed. All competitors compete at their own risk.
·
Ring Program: No undue delays to the ring program will be allowed. In the event of two rings clashing, competitors
will be obliged to decide in which event they wish to compete.
·
Horse Stables are $15 per stable for the duration of the show. Preference will be given to traveling horses. Unused
stables will be locked.
·
Camping Fees: $20 per vehicle for the enter show period
·
Where there is no competition in any Section it will rest with the Judge to decide whether exhibits are worthy to
receive a prize. The word 'horse' means mare or gelding, unless otherwise stated.
·
Riders to appear in clean hunting and riding costume when competing.
·
All competitors in this and any section of any Dorrigo Show compete entirely at their own risk. Entries are only
accepted on this understanding. Signed indemnity forms need to be sighted before ring tickets are purchased at the
ring office.
·
Safety helmets approved to AS 2063.3 must be worn by all competitors aged 17 years and under and are
recommended for all competitors in ridden events.
·
·
A 'Statement by a Supplier' is required for any person receiving more than $50 in prize money, these forms are
available at the ring and main offices, and need to be signed before prize money above $50 will be issued.
·
Any exhibitor not observing these rules shall render himself liable to the forfeiture of all prizes won by him.
·
IT IS A CONDITION OF ENTRY THAT ALL HORSES COMPETEING AT THIS SHOW, COMPETE ON THE
UNDERSTANDING THAT DRUG TESTING MAY BE CARRIED OUT AND IF ANY DRUGS ARE DETECTED THEN
PENALTIES WILL APPLY.
Saturday Ring 1 - Led Classes
8.00am start
Ring tickets cannot be purchased until a signed indemnity form is sighted and handed in at time of
lodging entries. Led Classes Registered (papers available on request).
01-1
Best Groomed Horse or Pony, (To be judged by 3 Judges) - Prizes only for 1st (No Prize
money)
Thoroughbred
01-2
01-3
01-4
Led Thoroughbred Stallion
Led Thoroughbred Mare
Led Thoroughbred Gelding
Champion Led Thoroughbred
Reserve Champion Led Thoroughbred
A.N.S.A.
01-5
01-6
01-7
Led ANSA Stallion or Colt
Led ANSA Mare
Led ANSA Gelding
Champion Led ANSA
Reserve Champion Led ANSA
Arabian and Arabian Derivative
01-8
01-9
01-10
Led Arabian Stallion
Led Arabian Mare
Led Arabian Gelding
Champion Arabian Led
Reserve Champion Arabian Led
Draught
01-11
Open Draught Horse Led
Any Other Breed
01-12
Any Other Breed, Led
Ridden Classes (To be ridden as a Hack)
01-13
01-14
01-15
01-16
01-17
01-18
01-19
01-20
01-21
01-22
Thoroughbred Stallions(To be ridden as a Hack)
Thoroughbred Mare (To be ridden as a Hack)
Thoroughbred Gelding (To be ridden as a Hack)
ANSA Stallion (To be ridden as a Hack), to be shown in a snaffle bit, no artificial aids
ANSA Mare (To be ridden as a Hack), To be shown in a snaffle bit, no artificial aids
ANSA Gelding (To be ridden as a Hack), To be shown in a snaffle bit, no artificial aids
Arabian & Arabian Derivative Stallion (To be ridden as a Hack)
Arabian & Arabian Derivative Mare (To be ridden as a Hack)
Arabian & Arabian Derivative Gelding (To be ridden as a Hack)
Any Other Breed (To be ridden as a Hack)
Saturday Ring 2 - Australian Brumby Horse
8.00am start
Ring tickets cannot be purchased until a signed indemnity form is sighted and handed in at time of
lodging entries. Led classes registered (papers available on request).
01-23
01-24
01-25
Led Brumby Stallion or Colt
Led Brumby Mare or Filly
Led Brumby Gelding
Champion Led Brumby, ABHR Ribbon
Reserve Champion Led Brumby, ABHR Ribbon
Australian Stock Horse
01-26
01-27
01-28
Led ASH Stallion
Led ASH Mare
Led ASH Gelding
Champion Australian Stock Horse Led, C Parker Memorial Trophy
Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse Led
Quarter Horse
01-29
01-30
01-31
Led Quarter Horse Stallion or Colt
Led Quarter Horse Mare or Filly
Led Quarter Horse Gelding
Champion Quarter Horse Led
Reserve Champion Quarter Horse Led
Colorama
White Horse, Appaloosa, Buckskin, Paint, Pinto, Palomino
All horses must be registered in the relevant Breed Society.
01-32
01-33
01-34
Led Colorama Stallion
Led Colorama Mare
Led Colorama Gelding
Champion Colorama Led
Reserve Champion Colorama Led
Roan Horses & Ponies
01-35
01-36
01-37
Led Roan Stallion
Led Roan Mare
Led Roan Gelding
Champion Roan Horse or Pony Led
Reserve Champion Roan Horse or Pony Led
Harness
01-38
01-39
01-40
01-41
01-42
01-43
01-44
01-45
Best Presented Harness Horse or Pony
Open Pony 14 h.h. and under
Open Horse over 14 h.h. in harness
Champion Horse or Pony in harness
Reserve Champion Horse or Pony in harness
Junior Driver (under 18 accompanied by adult)
Gentleman Driver
Lady Driver
Champion Driver
Reserve Champion Driver
Open Two Wheeled Turnout
Open Four Wheeled Turnout
Ridden Exhibits
01-46
01-47
01-48
01-49
01-50
01-51
01-52
01-53
01-54
01-55
01-56
01-57
01-58
01-59
01-60
01-61
Ridden Brumby
Australian Stock Horse Stallion
Australian Stock Horse Mare
Australian Stock Horse Gelding
Australian Stock Horse Lady Rider
Stock Horse Tested, (All horses must be tested - not hacked, i.e. crack a whip, carrying 10
stone, stock horse workout etc)
Station Hack
Quarter Horse Stallion
Quarter Horse Mare
Quarter Horse Gelding
Colorama Stallion
Colorama Mare
Colorama Gelding
Roan Stallion
Roan Mare
Roan Gelding
Saturday Ring 3 - Miniature Ponies
8.00am start
Ring tickets cannot be purchased until a signed indemnity form is sighted and a record of attendance
at horse events form is completed and handed at time of lodging entries. Led classes registered
(papers available on request).
Supremes judged in Ring 1 by 3 judges. All 1st place winners are eligible.
01-62
01-63
01-64
Miniature Stallion
Miniature Mare
Miniature Gelding
Champion Miniature Pony
Reserve Champion Miniature Pony
A.P.S.B. and Part Bred A.P.S.B. Ponies
01-65
01-66
01-67
Stallion
Mare
Gelding
Champion A.P.S.B. Pony
Reserve Champion A.P.S.B. Pony
Welsh/Part Welsh
01-68
01-69
01-70
Stallion
Mare
Gelding
Champion Welsh/Part Welsh Led
Reserve Champion Welsh/Part Welsh Led
Guy Fawkes Heritage Horse
01-71
01-72
01-73
01-74
01-75
Maiden Led, 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $10
Under 3yrs Led, 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $10
Led Stallion, 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $10
Mare 3 and over Led, 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $10
Gelding 3 and over Led, 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $10
Led Champion GFHH Horse, Perpetual Trophy supplied by GFHHA
Reserve Led Champion GFHH Horse, Rosettes supplied by GFHH
Australian Saddle Ponies
01-76
01-77
01-78
Stallion or Colt
Mare
Gelding
Champion Australian Saddle Pony
Reserve Champion Australian Saddle Pony
Australian Riding Ponies
01-79
01-80
01-81
Stallion or Colt
Mare or Filly
Gelding
Champion Australian Riding Pony
Reserve Champion Australian Riding Pony
Unregistered Horse or Pony
01-82
01-83
01-84
Stallion
Mare
Gelding
Champion Unregistered Horse or Pony
Reserve Champion Unregistered Horse or Pony
Unregistered Horse or Pony - Novelty Events
01-85
01-86
01-87
01-88
01-89
01-90
01-91
01-92
Best Pony Riding Bareback (School age children only)
Best Pony to carry two (School age children only)
Best Pony bareback to carry a glass of water, 5-10 years
Best Pony bareback to carry a glass of water, 11-16 years
Best Pony bareback to carry a glass of water, 17-25 years
Best Pony bareback to carry a plate of lollies, 5-10 years
Best Pony bareback to carry a plate of lollies, 11-16 years
Best Pony bareback to carry a plate of lollies, 17-25 years
Supreme Champion
Entry Fee: $0.00
Supremes judged in Ring 1 by 3 judges. All 1st place winners are eligible.
Supreme Champion Led Stallion
Supreme Champion Led Mare
Supreme Champion Led Gelding
Grand Champion Led Horse of Show, (Between Supreme Stallion, Mare, Gelding)
Ridden Exhibits
All Champion Ridden judged in Ring 1 by 3 judges.
01-93
01-94
01-95
01-96
01-97
01-98
01-99
01-100
01-101
01-102
01-103
01-104
01-105
01-106
01-107
01-108
01-109
Australian Saddle Pony Stallion
Australian Saddle Pony Mare
Australian Saddle Pony Gelding
Australian Riding Pony Stallion
Australian Riding Pony Mare
Australian Riding Pony Gelding
APSB or Part APSB Stallion
APSB or Part APSB Mare
APSB or Part APSB Gelding
Welsh or Part Welsh Stallion
Welsh or Part Welsh Mare
Welsh or Part Welsh Gelding
Ridden GFFH Horse, 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $10 - Ribbons Supplied By GFHHA
Working Heritage Horse, 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50 - sashes supplied by GFHHA
Unregistered Stallion
Unregistered Mare
Unregistered Gelding
Champion Ridden Mare, 1st from all rings to be judged by all judges.
Champion Ridden Gelding, 1st from all rings to be judged by all judges.
Champion Ridden Stallion, 1st from all rings to be judged by all judges.
Grand Champion Ridden Breed Horse of Show
Junior Events
01-110
01-111
01-112
01-113
01-114
01-115
01-116
01-117
01-118
01-119
01-120
01-121
01-122
01-123
01-124
01-125
01-126
01-127
01-128
01-129
01-130
Bending Race, under 6 years
Bending Race, 6 and under 8 years
Bending Race, 8 and under 10 years
Bending Race, 10 and under 12 years
Bending Race, 12 and under 14 years
Bending Race, 14 and under 17 years
Bending Race, 17 and under 25 years
Flag Race, under 6 years
Flag Race, 6 and under 8 years
Flag Race, 8 and under 10 years
Flag Race, 10 and under 12 years
Flag Race, 12 and under 14 years
Flag Race, 14 and under 17 years
Flag Race, 17 and under 25 years
Barrel Race, under 6 years
Barrel Race, 6 and under 8 years
Barrel Race, 8 and under 10 years
Barrel Race, 10 and under 12 years
Barrel Race, 12 and under 14 years
Barrel Race, 14 and under 17 years
Barrel Race, 17 and under 25 years
The Heritage Horse Challenge
Please note - these classes are only open to current financial members leading/riding registered Guy
Fawkes Heritage Horses only.
01-131 Led
01-132 Ridden
Sunday Ring 1 - Hacks
01-133
01-134
01-135
01-136
Maiden Hack
Novice Hack 15 to 15.2 h.h.
Novice Hack 15.2 to 16 h.h.
Novice Hack 16 h.h. and over
Champion Novice Hack, (Winners from Classes 133 - 136 eligible)
Reserve Champion Novice Hack, (Winners from Classes 133 - 136 eligible)
Open Hacks
01-137
01-138
01-139
01-140
01-141
01-142
01-143
01-144
Local Hack 15 to 16 h.h.
Local Hack over 16 h.h.
Open Hack 15 to 15.2 h.h.
Open Hack 15.2 to 16 h.h.
Open Hack 16 to 16.2 h.h.
Open Hack 16.2 h.h. and over
Adult’s Hack to be ridden by rider over 17 years
Child’s Hack to be ridden by rider under 17 years
Champion Open Hack, (Winners from Classes 137 - 144 eligible)
Reserve Champion Open Hack, (Winners from Classes 137 - 144 eligible)
Hunter Hacks
01-145
01-146
01-147
01-148
01-149
01-150
Hunter Hack 15 to 15.2 h.h.
Hunter Hack 15.2 to 16 h.h.
Hunter Hack 16 to 16.2 h.h.
Hunter Hack 16.2 h.h. and over
Adult’s Hunter Hack to be ridden by rider over 17 years
Child’s Hunter Hack to be ridden by rider under 17 years
Champion Hunter Hack, (Winners from Classes 145 - 150 eligible)
Reserve Champion Hunter Hack, (Winners from Classes 145 - 150 eligible)
Adult Riding Classes
01-151 Lady Rider 17 to 21 years
01-152 Lady Rider 21 years and over
01-153 Gentleman Rider over 17 years
Champion Adult Rider
Reserve Champion Adult Rider
Junior Riding Classes
01-154
01-155
01-156
01-157
01-158
Child Rider under 7 years, To be Led, not eligible for class 155
Child Rider under 7 years, Unattended, not eligible for class 154
Child Rider 7 to 9 years
Child Rider 9 to 11 years
Child Rider 11 to 13 years
Champion Junior Child Rider
Reserve Champion Junior Child Rider
01-159 Child Rider 13 to 15 years
01-160 Child Rider 15 to 17 years
Champion Senior Child Rider
Reserve Champion Senior Child Rider
Grand Champion Child Rider
Sunday Ring 2 - Galloway Hacks
8.00am start
01-161 Maiden Galloway Hack
01-162 Novice Galloway Hack 14 to 14.2 h.h.
01-163 Novice Galloway Hack, 14.2 to 15 h.h.
Champion Novice Galloway Hacks, (Winners from Classes 161 - 163 eligible)
Reserve Champion Novice Galloway Hacks, (Winners from Classes 161 - 163 eligible)
Open Galloway Hacks
01-164
01-165
01-166
01-167
01-168
01-169
01-170
Local Galloway Hack
Lightweight Galloway Hack, 14 to 14.2 h.h.
Heavyweight Galloway Hack, 14 to 14.2 h.h.
Lightweight Galloway Hack, 14.2 to 15 h.h.
Heavyweight Galloway Hack, 14.2 to 15 h.h.
Adult Galloway Hack – rider over 17 years
Child Galloway Hack – rider under 17 years
Champion Galloway Hacks, (Winners from Classes 164 - 170 eligible)
Reserve Champion Galloway Hacks, (Winners from Classes 164 - 170 eligible)
Hunter Galloways
01-171
01-172
01-173
01-174
Hunter Galloway, 14 to 14.2 h.h.
Hunter Galloway, 14.2 to 15 h.h.
Adult Hunter Galloway – rider over 17 years
Child Hunter Galloway – rider under 17 years
Champion Hunter Galloway, (Winners from Classes 171 - 174 eligible)
Reserve Champion Hunter Galloway, (Winners from Classes 171 - 174 eligible)
Sunday Ring 3 - Pony Hacks
8.00am start
01-175
01-176
01-177
01-178
01-179
Maiden Pony Hack
Novice Pony Hack 12.2 h.h. and under
Novice Pony Hack 12.2 to 13 h.h.
Novice Pony Hack 13 to 13.2 h.h
Novice Pony Hack 13.2 to 14 h.h.
Champion Novice Pony Hack, (Winners From Classes 175 - 179 eligible)
Reserve Champion Novice Pony Hack, (Winners From Classes 175 - 179 eligible)
Open Pony Hacks
01-180
01-181
01-182
01-183
01-184
01-185
01-186
01-187
Local Pony Hack
Open Pony Hack 12 h.h. and under
Open Pony Hack 12 to 12.2 h.h.
Open Pony Hack 12.2 to 13 h.h.
Open Pony Hack 13 to 13.2 h.h.
Open Pony Hack 13.2 to 14 h.h.
Adult Pony Hack – rider over 17 years
Child Pony Hack – rider under 17 years
Champion Pony Hack, (Winners from Classes 180 - 187 eligible)
Reserve Champion Pony Hack, (Winners from Classes 180 - 187 eligible)
Hunter Ponies
01-188
01-189
01-190
01-191
01-192
01-193
Hunter Pony Hack 12.2 h.h. and under
Hunter Pony Hack 12.2 to 13 h.h.
Hunter Pony Hack 13 to 13.2 h.h.
Hunter Pony Hack 13.2 to 14 h.h.
Adult Hunter Pony Hack – rider over 17 years
Child Hunter Pony Hack – rider under 17 years
Champion Hunter Pony Hack, (Winners from Classes 188 - 193 eligible)
Reserve Champion Hunter Pony Hack, (Winners from Classes 188 - 193 eligible)
Supreme Champions
Supreme Champion Show Hack
Supreme Champion Show Hunter
Open Showjumping
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RSL
NAB
Section 01B: Open Showjumping
Riders please note:
Program may not be in actual order of jumps on respective days.
The Show Society reserves the right to change the program as entries require.
Jumping will commence at 9am both days.
Rules and Regulations:
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Run under E A rules
Horses can only compete in three consecutive levels.
Horses cannot compete in both grand prixs
Riders must wear regulation dress and must wear approved safety helmets to AS 1062.3.
Saturday 22nd November
Starting time is 9:00am
1A
1B
2A
2B
3
4
5
60CM A7 UNDER 17 YEARS
entry fee: $5.00
1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5
60CM A7 OPEN
entry fee: $5.00
1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5
75CM AM5 UNDER 17 YEARS
entry fee: $5.00
1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5
75CM A7 OPEN
entry fee: $5.00
1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5
90CM AM5
entry fee: $6.00
1st: $40 2nd: $20 3rd: $15 4th: $10
JUNIOR GRAND PRIX UNDER 17 YEARS, OVER 2 ROUNDS, STARTING HEIGHT 60CM.
HORSES COMPETING ROUNDS 1 & 2
entry fee: $6.00
1st: $40 2nd: $20 3rd: $15 4th: $10
100CM SINGLE ACCUMULATOR, OVER 1 ROUND, STARTING HEIGHT 60CM. HORSES
COMPETING IN ROUND 1 ONLY.
entry fee $6.00
1st: $80 2nd: $40 3rd: $25 4th: $15
Sunday 23rd November
Starting time is 9:00am
6
90CM A7 OPEN
entry fee: $6.00
1st: $40 2nd: $20 3rd: $15 4th: $10
7
100CM AM5
entry fee: $8.00
1st: $80 2nd: $40 3rd: $25 4th: $15
8
GRAND PRIX, OVER 2 ROUNDS, STARTING HEIGHT 100CM
entry fee: $10.00
1st: $100 2nd: $75 3rd: $50 4th: $25
9
POWER & SPEED 110CM
entry fee: $8.00
1st: $80 2nd: $40 3rd: $25 4th: $15
Livestock
Closing dates for Livestock entries:
Beef Cattle........................................Friday 7th November
School Section..............................Friday 14th November
Dairy Cattle……………………....................Friday 14th November
Dairy Goats………………………………….Wednesday 19th November
Poultry……………………………………………Wednesday 19th November
Guidelines for Shows Regarding Johnes Disease
Housing of Cattle will be segregated re herd status i.e.
1.
2.
A. Cattle Enrolled in the Market Assurance Program with a status of MN1, MN2 or MN3 (from any zone),
B. Cattle from an untested herd (NA) in a Protected Zone (considered equivalent to MN1),
C. Any other cattle (including Check tested herds from a Control Zone).
A. Current Cattle Herd Health Status Declaration for Shows & Sales Form, completed by exhibitor/exhibitor's agent, must
accompany entry forms.
Show Day
3. Assessed and non-assessed cattle to be housed in separate buildings. If separate buildings not available a 2 to 3 metre
space and a wall or such is positioned between assessed and non-assessed cattle in the one building. This separation
should be capable of preventing traffic of stock, machinery, contaminated water, bedding and feeding.
4. Cattle should be separate from eligible species.
(i.e. goats, alpacas, & deer.)
5. Animals assessed and non-assessed to be unloaded on separate loading ramps.
6. Animals should be individually fed and watered from above ground facilities.
NB: There are NO Common Watering Facilities.
7. Wash and tie up rails for assessed and non-assessed cattle should be separated.
8. Calves to be tethered at all times.
9. Chief steward and stewards of the cattle section have full authority and control of rules in conjunction with the Minimum Risk
requirements at their show.
10. Entrants need to state where/which property the animals came from.
11. Pestivirus clearance declaration must clearly indicate animals tested and date
Section 2A: Junior Dairy Paraders Competition
The Sam Bartlett Alex Cork memorial Paraders
Judging Saturday 22nd of November
NOTE: All animals Paraded are to be less than 2 years of age
2.
1. Competitors 12 to 18 years
Competitors Under 12 years
Dairy Cattle
Proudly Sponsored by:
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Beaumont’s Produce
Winvarl Jerseys - Marks Family
Wyatt Artificial Breeders
SRH Milk Haulage
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Dairy Express
Norco Rural Stores
Hilton McLennan Haulage
A & D Darley
Bill Hodgson Dairy Services
Dorrigo Plateau Veterinary Clinic
Dorrigo Veterinary Clinic
Valleyrose Jerseys-Connell Family
Garth and Catherine Burley Braelyn Jerseys
Section 02: Dairy Cattle
Chief Steward: Lloyd & Rowena Walker (66571433)
Entry Fee: Non-Members: $8.00, Members: $5.00
Rules & Regulations:
All stock judged Saturday, 22nd of November 2014.
1. Exhibitors to supply their own bedding.
2. Where there is no competition in any class the Judges will use their own discretion whether to award a prize.
3. Heifers must not have had a calf, unless specified.
4. All cattle must be thoroughly tractable.
5. Animals shall only wear ribbons won at this Show.
6. All exhibits must be on the Grounds no later than 8.30 a.m. on judging day.
7. The Committee shall take all reasonable care but will not be held responsible for any accident or loss that may occur.
All vouchers or product prizes to equivalent monetary value
For Any Other Breed Prize monies or vouchers will be allocated to the classes once confirmed entries and entry fees are
received, all at the discretion of the Chief Stewards.
JERSEYS
Rules and regulations:
1. To comply with regulations set down by Jersey Australia.
All entries close with the Secretary, P.O. Box 153, Dorrigo, 2453, on Friday the 14th November.
No Late Entries Accepted.
2. Ages to be taken from 1st July.
3. All cattle to be registered with the Jersey Australia.
4. All entries to be made on standard cattle entry forms, included in schedule or available from secretary.
5. For production Classes, (11, 12 & 13) any herd recording scheme, group or official is admissible. Lactation statements to
accompany entries.
5. EBL &Johnes Disease Declaration forms must accompany entries.
6. Pestivirus clearance declaration must clearly indicate animals tested and date
All voucher or product prizes to equivalent monetary value
Prizes
1st 2nd
Milking classes $50 $30
Dry classes
$25 $15
Heifers/pens
$25 $15
Senior champs $120 $80
Juv. Champs $60 $40
Jerseys
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Cow under 2 yrs milking
Cow 2 to 2 ½ yrs milking
Cow 2 ½ to 3 yrs milking
Female 2 to 3 yrs dry
Intermediate Champion Female (from Classes 1- 4)
Reserve Intermediate Champion Female
Intermediate Honourable Mention, (Ribbon only)
Cow 3 to 4 yrs milking
Cow 4 to 5 yrs milking
Cow 5 yrs and over milking
Cow 3 yrs and over, dry
Best Uddered Female
Champion Female (from classes 5 – 9)
Reserve Champion Female
Honourable Mention, (Ribbon only)
Pen of 3 Females, milking, dry or mixed, any age.
Cow, 2 or 3 years, having produced 5000 litres of milk in previous 12 months. 305 day
lactation, Points allocated for both type and production. Lactation statements to accompany
entries
Cow, 4 yrs& over producing 6000 litres milk within previous 12 months. 305 Day Lactation.
Points will be allocated for both type and production. Lactation statements to accompany
entries.
Cow any age having produced 7000L or over in the previous 12 months 305 day lactation,
Points allocated for both type and production. Lactation statements to accompany entries.
Heifer, 18 months to 2 years
Heifer, 12 to 18 months
Heifer, under 12 months
Juvenile Champion Female under 2 yrs
Reserve Juvenile Champion Female
Juvenile Honourable Mention, (Ribbon only)
Pen 3 Females, under 2 years
Sires Progeny Pair of Heifers under 2 years
Sires Progeny, 2 females, age open
Maternal Related progeny: to consist of Dam and daughter or 2 daughters or one daughter
and one grand-daughters of the one cow
Group of 5 Females owned by exhibitor
Most Successful Exhibitor
Any Other Dairy Cattle Breed
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Heifer under 12 months
Heifer 12 months & under 18 months
Heifer 18 months & under 24 months
Juvenile Champion
Juvenile Reserve Champion
Pair of Heifers, under 2 years
Female, under 3 yrs in milk
Female 2 to 3 yrs dry
Intermediate Champion (from Classes 4-6)
Intermediate Reserve Champion
Female 3 to 4 yrs in milk
Female 4 to 5 yrs in milk
Female 5 yrs& over in milk
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11
12
13
14
Best Udder
Champion
Reserve Champion
Pair of cows over 2 years
Maternal related progeny. To consist of: Dam & daughter, Two daughters, One daughter &
one granddaughter, Two granddaughters of the one cow.
Sire's Progeny, 2 females any age
For Holstein - Friesian entries only All Australian Calf Class (heifer under 12 months), Parader
under 17 years on the day of the show.
Most Successful Exhibitor
Supreme Champion Dairy Cow, $100 Donated by SRH Transport
Beef
Proudly Sponsored by:
Mrs B. Dowling
Mr. W. O. Perkins
Mr. J. B. Block
Guyra Agricultural Specialists
Wyatt Artificial Breeders
Mr. Neil Clark
W. H. Bailey and Sons
D.J. Beaumont and Ms. LM Lowe
Mrs. Elaine Adams
Section 3A:Junior Beef Judging
Prize: Trophy
Entry Fee: $0.00
Junior Judging Competition for Beef Cattle for both age groups (14 to 18 yrs and under 14 yrs) will be
held at the Showground at approximately 2pm SHARP Friday 21st of November. Junior Judging
Trophies Donated by N.S.W. Farmers Association.
Special Note: The top scoring competitor overall in the Beef Judging Competition will become eligible
to complete in the Zone Final, and if successful there, at the National Junior Judging Competition as
conducted by the Agricultural Societies Council at the Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Trophy sponsored by NSW Farmer's Association
1. Competitors under 14 years
2. Competitors 14 to 18 years
.
Section 3B:
Junior Beef Paraders Competition
Prize: Trophy
Entry Fee: $0.00
Junior Paraders Competitions open to competitors under 18 years.
Competition held on Friday the 21st November immediately following the Junior Beef Cattle Judging
Competition.
1
2
Competitors under 14 years.
Competitors 14 to 24 years
Champion Beef Cattle Parader
(1st place winners in classes 1,2 are eligible)
Section 3C: Junior Heifer Show
Entry Fee: $5.00
Open to handlers under 25 years
Classes
1
2
3
4
Heifer 8 to 12 months
Heifer 12 to 16 months
Heifer 16 to 20 months
Heifer 20 to 24 months
Grand Champion Heifer
Reserve Champion Heifer
Rules and Regulations
Entries Close Wednesday the 19th of November. Late entries create administration mayhem. Entries to be made on the Cattle
Entry Form provided and addressed to the Beef Cattle Section, PO Box 153, Dorrigo NSW 2453.
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Admittance into the judging ring only permitted with proof of payment of showground entrance or membership fee,
and Indemnity form signed. i.e. Wristband Must Be Worn. This will be strictly enforced.
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Judging to commence 5:00 pm Friday the 21st ofNovember.
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Age of cattle to be taken on and inclusive of 1 November.
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Handlers must be over 12 years and under 25 years on and inclusive of 1 November.
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Exhibits must be registered or eligible for registration with their respective Breed Society.
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All exhibits to be led for judging.
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Committee reserves the right to combine classes.
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Current Johnes Disease Declaration forms to accompany entries.
Please ensure entries have their NLIS tag, exhibitor’s responsibility to make sure their cattle have been scanned in and out.
Please have your PIC with you
Section 03D: School Section
Chief Steward: Allan Grace (66575236)
Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $20.00
2: Ribbon Second plus $10.00
3: Ribbon Third plus $10.00
Entry Fee: $0.00
Animals of any age or sex will be accepted and judging will be based on how well the
animal is prepared and presented by the student.
Judging will take place immediately after the Stud Beef judging on Saturday morning, 22nd of
November.
Classes
Best Prepared and Presented Animal, either Beef or Dairy by A School
Section 4: Beef Cattle
Members $6.00 Non-Members $10.00
ENTRIES CLOSE: 7th NOVEMBER 2012
ANZ BBQ 6pm Friday 21st November
Saturday 22nd November
STUD BEEF CATTLE from 8.30am
Johnes declaration MUST accompany entry form or entry will be rejected.
ALL CATTLE WILL BE INSPECTED & SCANNED ON GROUNDS. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to make sure their cattle
have been scanned in & out. Please have your PIC with you
.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. Entry fees must be paid at time of application
2. All stud cattle must be lead and all exhibits must be registered and NLIS tagged.
3. All bulls over 12 months must be rung. Under 12 months bulls and all females must either be rung or have nose-grips in
single classes.
4. All animals being paraded on the showgrounds must have halters and nose lead attached at all times.
5 The stewards reserve the right to have any animal removed from the judging ring, main arena or other areas, if in their
opinion, such animal is classed as dangerous, intractable, or is disadvantaging other exhibits.
6. The judge will not be bound to grant an award where it is insufficient merit.
7 Calves maybe paraded with their mothers provided cow is lactating and calf is under 8 months.
8. All persons leading exhibits in judging ring must wear dust coats or applicable uniforms.
10. Breeding date 1st November
11. Neck straps or chains are compulsory on all animals over 8 months when not in the control of an attendant.
Judging to commence at 8.30am Saturday 22nd November.
Classes
Classes identical for each breed
Please nominate breed on entry form
Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Bull under 12 months
Bull 12 months and under 16 months
Bull 16 months and under 20 months
Bull 20 months and under 24 months
Bull 24 months and under 36 months
Reserve Champion Bull
Grand Champion Bull
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
Class 10
Class 11
Female under 12 months
Female 12 months and under 16 months
Female 16 months and under 20 months
Female 20 months and under 24 months
Female 24 months and under 36 months
Female over 36 months
Reserve champion female
Grand Champion Female
Supreme Breed Exhibit
INTERBREED CLASSES
Class 23
Led Steer, any beef breed, or beef cross. Milk Tooth
Class 24
Pair of Bulls, any age, bred & owned by exhibitor
Class 25
Pair of Females, Under 24 months, bred &
Owned by exhibitor.
Class 26
Breeders Group, 3 head, any age, both sexes represented.
Class 27
Sire’s Progeny, 3 head any age all by the same sire, both sexes represented.
Grand Champion Female
Grand Champion Bull
Supreme Stud Beef Exhibit
LUCKY LEADER IN THE GRAND PARADE
Dairy Goats
Proudly Sponsored by:
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Section 05: Dairy Goats
Prizes: 1: Ribbon First plus $5.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $3.00 (if 3 or more in class)
Entry Fee: $2.00
Rules and Regulations:
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Regulations apply as set by the Dorrigo Show Society and the Dairy Goat Society of Australia.
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All entries to include Name of Exhibit, Tattoo, Birth Date, Dam and Sire.
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Classes may be combined or altered at the discretion of the Stewards.
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National Goat Health Statement & Show & Sale Declaration must be completed and accompany entry form

Entries close Wednesday 19th of November, with the Secretary, P.O. Box 153, Dorrigo NSW, 2453. Entry fees to
accompany entry form.
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Judging commences at 9.30 am, Saturday 22nd of November
Classes
1
2
3
4
05
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Best Prepared and Presented Goat
Saanen Doe, under 3 yrs in milk
Toggenburg Doe, under 3 yrs, in milk
British Alpine Doe, under 3 yrs, in milk
Anglo Nubian Doe, under 3 yrs in milk
Saanen Doe, over 3 yrs, in milk
Toggenburg Doe, over 3 yrs, in milk
British Alpine Doe, over 3 yrs in milk
Anglo Nubian Doe, over 3 yrs, in milk
Australian Melaan Doe, in milk, any age
Australian Brown Doe, in milk, any age
Type and Production, 24 hour test, (Doe must have competed in an official 24 hour test
anywhere in Australia within last 2 years.) Test sheet to be shown to stewards at the Show.
Type and Production, herd recording. (Doe must have been herd recorded within last 2
years.) Statement to be shown to Stewards at the Show.
Best Udder, 1st Lactation
Best Udder, 2nd or subsequent Lactation
Best Udder of Show
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Senior Champion Doe
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Reserve Champion Doe
Prizes: 1: Reserve Champion Ribbon
Saanen Maiden Goatling, 1 year and under 2
Toggenburg Maiden Goatling, 1 year and under 2
British Alpine Maiden Goatling, 1 year and under 2
Anglo Nubian Maiden Goatling, 1 year and under 2
Australian Melaan Maiden Goatling, 1 year & under 2
Australian Brown Maiden Goatling, 1 year & under 2
Junior Champion Doe
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Reserve Junior Champion Doe
Prizes: 1: Reserve Champion Ribbon
Saanen Doe Kid, under 4 months
Toggenburg Doe Kid, under 4 months
British Alpine Doe Kid, under 4 months
Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, under 4 months
Saanen Doe Kid, 4 months and under 12 months
Toggenburg Doe Kid, 4 months and under 12 months
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British Alpine Doe Kid, 4 months and under 12 months
Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, 4 months and under 12 months
Australian Melaan Doe Kid, under 12 months
Australian Brown Doe Kid, under 12 months
Champion Doe Kid
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Reserve Champion Doe Kid
Prizes: 1: Reserve Champion Ribbon
Grand Champion Doe of Show, G & B Brook Trophy
Prizes: 1: Grand Champion Ribbon
Best of Breed: Doe, Saanen, Toggenburg, British Alpine, Anglo Nubian, Australian Melaan,
Australian Brown.
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Buck Kid, any breed under 12 months
Buck, any breed, 12 months and under 24 months
Buck, any breed over 24 months.
Champion Buck
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Reserve Champion Buck
Prizes: 1: Reserve Champion Ribbon
Best of Breed Buck, Saanen, Toggenburg, British Alpine, Anglo Nubian, Australian Melaan,
Australian Brown
Prizes: 1: Champion Ribbon
Progeny - Doe And Daughter, any age
Progeny Group, two animals from the same sire, different dams
Progeny – Three Does, 1 breed, 1 owner
Junior Handler - under 10 years
Junior Handler - 10 years and under 16 years
Poultry
Proudly Sponsored by:
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Terrawork Pty Ltd
Mr. DJ. Beaumont and Ms. L.M. Lowe
Section 06: Poultry
Chief Steward: Mr. Rex Larcombe (66571419)
Entry Fee: $1.00
One Day Poultry Show SATURDAY 22nd November
Rules and Regulations:
1. All entries close 4.00pm Wednesday 19th November with the Secretary, P.O. Box 153, DORRIGO, 2453.
2. All birds to be penned by 9.00 a.m. morning of show. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m.
3. No birds are to be removed from the pens without the stewards' consent.
4. All exhibits will be cared for by the stewards. Coops will be provided for exhibits. Birds will be fed and watered.
5. Every care will be taken with exhibits, but no responsibility will be accepted for any accident or death.
Champions
Champion Bird of Show, Trophy and Ribbon
Champion Large Soft Feather, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Large Soft Feather Opposite Sex, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Large Hard Feather, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Large Hard Feather Opposite Sex, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Soft Feather Bantam, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Soft Feather Bantam Opposite Sex, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Hard Feather Bantam, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Hard Feather Bantam Opposite Sex, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Waterfowl, $10 and Ribbon
Champion Bird in Junior Section, $10 and Ribbon
Large Hardfeather
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Malay / Game A.C. - Male
Malay / Game A.C. - Female
Australian Game A.C. - Male
Australian Game A.C. - Female
Indian Game A.C. - Male
Indian Game A.C. - Female
O. E. G. Black / Red - Male
O. E. G. Black / Red - Female
O. E. G. Blue / Red - Male
O. E. G. Blue / Red - Female
O. E. G. Pile - Male
O. E. G. Pile - Female
O. E. G. D/Wing Silver - Male
O. E. G. D/Wing Silver - Female
O. E. G. D/Wing A.O.C. - Male
O. E. G. D/Wing A.O.C. - Female
O. E. G. A. O. C. - Male
O. E. G. A. O. C. - Female
Pit Game A.C. - Male
Pit Game A.C. - Female
Henfeather Pit Game - Male
Henfeather Pit Game - Female
Large Game A.O.V. - Male
Large Game A.O.V. - Female
Large Softfeather
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Ancona - Male
Ancona - Female
Australorp - Male
Australorp - Female
Barnevelder - Male
Barnevelder - Female
Rhode Island Red - Male
Rhode Island Red - Female
Langshan Black - Male
Langshan Black - Female
Langshan A.O.C. - Male
Langshan A.O.C. - Female
Wyandotte White - Male
Wyandotte White - Female
Wyandotte A.O.C. - Male
Wyandotte A.O.C. - Female
Sussex - Male
Sussex - Female
Leghorn White - Male
Leghorn White - Female
Leghorn Brown - Male
Leghorn Brown - Female
Leghorn A.O.C. - Male
Leghorn A.O.C. - Female
New Hampshire - Male
New Hampshire - Female
Orpington A.C. - Male
Orpington A.C. - Female
Silkie White - Male
Silkie White - Female
Silkie A.O.C. - Male
Silkie A.O.C. - Female
A.O.V. Softfeather - Male
58
A.O.V. Softfeather - Female
Softfeather Bantam
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061
062
063
064
065
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067
068
069
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Ancona - Male
Ancona - Female
Australorp - Male
Australorp - Female
Langshan - Male
Langshan - Female
Langshan A.O.C. - Male
Langshan A.O.C. - Female
Leghorn White - Male
Leghorn White - Female
Leghorn Black - Male
Leghorn Black - Female
Leghorn Blue - Male
Leghorn Blue - Female
Leghorn A.O.C. - Male
Leghorn A.O.C. - Female
Pekin Black - Male
Pekin Black - Female
Pekin Blue - Male
Pekin Blue - Female
Pekin Buff - Male
Pekin Buff - Female
Pekin A.O.C. - Male
Pekin A.O.C. - Female
Rhode Island Red - Male
Rhode Island Red - Female
Wyandotte White - Male
Wyandotte White - Female
Wyandotte Col - Male
Wyandotte Col - Female
Wyandotte Part - Male
Wyandotte Part - Female
Wyandotte A.O.C. - Male
Wyandotte A.O.C. - Female
Rosecomb - Male
Rosecomb - Female
Sussex - Male
Sussex - Female
Sebright - Male
Sebright - Female
Japanese - Male
Japanese - Female
A.O.C. - Male
A.O.C. - Female
Hardfeather Bantam
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106
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108
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115
Modern Game Black / Red - Male
Modern Game Black / Red - Female
Modern Game Pile - Male
Modern Game Pile - Female
Modern Game A.O.C. - Male
Modern Game A.O.C. - Female
Pit Game - Male
Pit Game - Female
Henfeather Pit Game - Male
Henfeather Pit Game - Female
O.E.G Black / Red D.L. - Male
O.E.G Black / Red D.L. - Female
O.E.G Black / Red L.L - Female
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O.E.G Black / Red L.L - Male
O.E.G Black Tail Wheat - Female
O.E.G Blue Tail Wheat - Female
O.E.G Black - Male
O.E.G Black - Female
O.E.G Spangle - Male
O.E.G Spangle - Female
O.E.G D/Wing Silver - Male
O.E.G D/Wing Silver - Female
O.E.G D/Wing A.O.C. - Male
O.E.G D/Wing A.O.C. - Female
O.E.G Blue / Red - Male
O.E.G Blue / Red - Female
O.E.G Pile - Male
O.E.G Pile - Female
O.E.G Blue - Male
O.E.G Blue - Female
O.E.G L.L. Partridge - Female
O.E. A.O.C. - Male
O.E. A.O.C. - Female
A.O.V. Game - Male
A.O.V. Game - Female
Indian Game A.C. - Male
Indian Game A.C. - Female
Waterfowl
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146
147
Pekin - Male
Pekin - Female
Muscovy - Male
Muscovy - Female
Khaki Campbell - Male
Khaki Campbell - Female
A.O.V. - Male
A.O.V. - Female
Junior Classes - Champions
School aged Children.
Champion Large Softfeather, Trophy Donated by Bellingen Poultry Club and Ribbon
Champion Bantam Softfeather, Trophy Donated by Bellingen Poultry Club and Ribbon
Champion Large Hardfeather, Trophy Donated by Bellingen Poultry Club and Ribbon
Champion Bantam Hardfeather, Trophy Donated by Bellingen Poultry Club and Ribbon
Junior Softfeather
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150
151
Large Male
Large Female
Bantam Male
Bantam Female
Junior Hardfeather
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153
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155
Large Male
Large Female
Bantam Male
Bantam Female
Main Pavilion
Proudly Sponsored by:
Mrs. M. Troost
Bartlett Accounting
Mr. Phillip Beaumont
Dorrigo Express Couriers
Barwick Stevens Lawyers
Beverley Miller
Mr. P and Mrs. M. Corlis
Lynrod Furniture
Waterfall Way Couriers
Mr. D.J. Beaumont and Ms. L.M. Lowe
Main Pavilion
General Sections
Pavilion Program Closing Dates for
Entry Forms
(Please see each Section for exhibit closing dates)
Friday 31st October
Fine Arts
Tuesday 18thNovemberPhotography
Mon 17th November
Students Section
Wed 19thNovember
Handicraft; Jams, Jellies, Preserves and Liquors, Needlework; Cookery;
Farm & Dairy; Fruit and Vegetables
Frid21st November
Flowers
General Rules & Regulations:
1. Exhibits can be brought to the Pavilion on Thursday 20th or Friday 21st November, before 10 am. Judging will commence
at 1.30 p.m. on Friday, 21stNovember.
2. Prizes: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, except where otherwise stated.
3. Second prize will not be awarded unless 3 or more entries are in the class.
4. All prize money and trophies to be collected at Show.
5. Prize money will be available for collection after 11am
on Saturday, 22nd November. No responsibility will be taken for prize money or trophies uncollected by 5 p.m. on the last
day of the show.
6. Prizes will not be awarded if in the opinion of the judge the exhibit does not process sufficient merit.
7. All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm.
8. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards' authority.
Special Prize
Most Successful Exhibitor in Pavilion
Trophy - donated by The Ladies Committee
Farm & Dairy, Vegetables and Fruit
Proudly Sponsored by:
Mrs. Elaine Adams
Mr. Brendan Roworth
Section 07: Farm & Dairy
Chief Steward: Mrs. E. Adams
Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00
2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee: $1.00
Farm and Dairy
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2
EGGS, hen, 1 dozen in single yolks, to be judged by appearance and to be tested.
EGGS, duck, 1 dozen in single yolks, to be judged by appearance and to be tested.
High School Students
3
EGGS, hen, 1 dozen in single yolks, to be judged by appearance and to be tested.
Primary School Students
4
EGGS, hen, 1 dozen in single yolks, to be judged by appearance and to be tested.
Section 08: Vegetables
Chief Steward: Mrs. E. Adams
Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00
2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee: $1.00
Classes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Beetroot, any variety, 4 in bunch
Beet, silver or spinach, 6 stalks in bunch
Cabbage, table, 1 head
Carrots, any variety, 4 in bunch
Eschalots, 1 bunch
Lettuce, 1 head
Onions, brown. 2
Onions, white, 2
Beans, 500 grams
Peas, any variety, 250gms
Cauliflower, 1 head
Broccoli, 1 head
Broadbean, 500gms
Potatoes, home garden class, 1kg
Parsley, 1 bunch
Rhubarb, 6 stalks
Radishes, any variety, 6 in bunch
Zucchini, 3
Collection of New or Exotic Vegetables, e.g. Chinese vegetables, snow peas, sugar snap
peas, zucchinis etc.
Collection of Kitchen Herbs
Collection of Vegetables, grown wholly by the exhibitor
22
23
Any Other Vegetables, soft skin
Any Other Vegetables, hard skin
High School Section
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25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Lettuce - 1 Head
Broccoli - 1 Head
Beans - 250 grams
Potatoes (home grown) - 1/2 kilogram
Any Other Vegetable, soft skin
Any Other Vegetable, hard skin
Collection of Vegetables, grown wholly by the exhibitor
Novelty - Best Dressed Vegetable
Primary School Section
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33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Lettuce - 1 Head
Broccoli - 1 Head
Beans - 250 grams
Potatoes (home grown) - 1/2 kilogram
Any Other Vegetable, soft skin
Any Other Vegetable, hard skin
Collection of Vegetables, grown wholly by the exhibitor
Novelty - Best Dressed Vegetable
Section 09: Fruit
Chief Steward: Mrs. E. Adams
Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00
2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee: $1.00
Classes
1
2
3
4
Lemons, any variety, 4
Oranges, any variety, 4
Any Other Variety of Fruit, 4
Collection of Fruit, grown by exhibitor
Most Successful Exhibitor in Sections 8, 9, and 10
Prizes: 1: E.J. Stafford Memorial Trophy
Photography
Proudly Sponsored by:
360 Financial Vision Pty Ltd
Section 10: Photography
Chief Steward: Ms. K. Miller
Entry Fee: $1.00
Rules and Regulations:
1. Photos previously awarded prizes are not eligible to enter.
2. All exhibits must be mounted on white or buff coloured card which will take thumb tacks.
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The class and the name of the exhibitor must be written clearly on the back of the card.
You may title your photograph.
Exhibits not to exceed 21cm x 30cm (incl. mount) except in classes 28 & 29.
Exhibits with entry form and fees will be received at the Show pavilion by the steward no later than 4pm on Tuesday
the 18th of November.
Exhibits are to be collected at close of show 4.30pm Sunday.
Judging will be on Wednesday 19th of November. The public are invited at 8pm for a wine and cheese Prize
Presentation Night for both Photography and Art sections.
Any prizes not collected on the Wednesday night at the presentation must be collected from the Show Secretary’s
office by 4pm on the final day of the Show.
Note all entries may be displayed due to limited space.
All winning entries will be displayed
All care will be taken with exhibits but no responsibility will be assumed for loss or damage to exhibits
Stewards reserve the right to re-class photo’s that have been entered in the wrong section or class
Posted entries must be clearly marked and return postage provided by exhibitor ( self addressed, stamped envelope
required)
Entries to be hand delivered to Show Secretaries office from date until 4pm 18th November or posted to Dorrigo Show
Photography c/- Dorrigo Guy Fawkes Ag assoc. inc PO Box 153 Dorrigo NSW 2453
Sections 1-14 for amateur photographers only
Sections 23-28 for professional, semi professional and commercial photographers i.e. anyone promoting themselves
as a business, selling photographs or making any form of income from photographic services
All other sections open to all competitors
Adult Black & White (amateurs only)
1
2
3
4
5
Land, Sky or Waterscape
Portrait
Event / People Study
Animal, Bird or Insect
Any Other Subject
Champion Adult Black & White Photograph
Adult Colour Print (amateurs only)
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Sunrise Or Sunset
Fog and Frost
Land, Sky or Waterscape
Animal or Bird Study
Macro
Portrait
Event / People Study
Reflection Study
Any Other Subject
Champion Adult Colour Photograph
Primary School Colour Print
Entry Fee: $0.50
15
16
17
18
Landscape or Waterscape
People
Animal, Bird or Insect
Any Other Subject
Champion Primary School Colour Photograph
High School Colour Print
Entry Fee: $0.50
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20
21
22
Landscape or Waterscape
People
Animal, Bird or Insect
Any Other Subject
Champion High School Colour Photograph
Professional, Semi Professional, Commercial Photographers
23
24
Land, Sky or Waterscape
Portrait / People Study
25
26
27
28
Macro
Event (wedding, sporting, show etc)
Black and White
Any Other Subject
Champion Professional, Semi Professional, Commercial Photographers Photograph
Open
29
30
31
Panorama Shot
Phone Photo (take a photo on your phone, print and enter)
Any photos depicting events, places or items of interest promoting the Dorrigo Plateau
Group 13 Competition
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33
Group 13 Landscape
Group 13 Landscape Final
Most Successful Exhibitor
Photo of The Show
(Encouragement award to be selected by judge and panel of committee members - not
necessarily a show prize winner)
Student Section
Proudly Sponsored by:
Dorrigo Primary P & C
Hernani Primary
Dundurrabin Primary,
Mt. St. John's Primary P & F
Ebor Primary
Robyn Tuck
Section 11: Students Section
Chief Steward: Ms K Betts
Entry Fee: $0.50
Entries Close: 5pm Monday 17th of November
Limit of 2 entries per student per class.
2nd prize will not be awarded unless 3 or more entries are in the class.
Prize money - 1st - $3, 2nd - $2 (except where otherwise stated)
Rules and Regulations:
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Artists are advised (optional) to present 2D works mounted on a very thin sheet of cardboard or thick paper, providing
a 2cm frame around each piece. This will assist stewards in minimizing damage from pinholes and stickers used in
the display process.
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All exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor and not to have won a prize at a previous Dorrigo Show.
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Exhibitors must ensure that all articles in the Picture and Project sections can be easily hung. Heavy exhibits must
have hooks or wire attached.
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Any class may be divided into two or more sections at the Stewards discretion, if warranted by number of entries.
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Each exhibit must be clearly marked with Name, School, Age, and the class to be entered.
All exhibits to be with the stewards by 5 p.m. on Monday before the show. Floral saucers to be at the Pavilion by 9
a.m. Friday.
Art will be judged as soon as entries closed and before works are hung. Works may not necessarily be hung beside
other works in the same category.
All care will be taken, but no responsibility will be taken for entries.
All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards'
authority.
Preschool aged Children
1
2
3
4
Painting
Drawing, any medium
Papercraft
Any other craft
Most Outstanding Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by R. Tuck
6 and Under
5
6
7
8
Painting
Drawing
Paper Craft (Origami, Paper Models)
Any other craft
Most Outstanding Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by R. Tuck
8 and Under
9
10
11
12
13
Painting
Drawing
Papercraft
Saucer of Flowers
Any other craft
Most Outstanding Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by R. Tuck
12 and Under
14
15
16
17
18
19
Painting
Drawing
Papercraft
Saucer of Flowers
Mixed Media
Any other craft
Most Successful Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by R Tuck
14 and Under
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Painting
Drawing
Papercraft
Woodwork
Metalwork
Mixed Media
Any other craft
Most Successful Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by R Tuck
16 and Under
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28
29
30
31
32
33
Painting
Drawing
Papercraft
Woodwork
Metalwork
Mixed Media
Any other craft
Most Successful Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by
18 and Under
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37
Painting
Drawing
Papercraft
Woodwork
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39
40
Metalwork
Mixed Media
Any other craft
Most Successful Exhibitor, $10 Prize Donated by
School Display
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All children are invited to participate in a whole of school display. Any theme / subject. One
display per school.
Flowers
Proudly Sponsored by:
Lynrod Furniture
Dorrigo Natural Health Center
Section 14: Flowers
Chief Steward: Mrs. L. Sommer
ENTRY FEE-$1.00
Prizes: CUT FLOWERSFirst Place = Certificate and $3.00
Second Place = Certificate and $2.00
Highly Commended = Certificate
Champion and Reserve Champion = Certificate, and Ribbon
COLLECTIONS-First Place = Certificate and $3.00, Second Place = Certificate and $2.00
Highly Commended = Certificate
Best Collection = Certificate and Ribbon
FLORAL ART- First Place Certificate and $3.00 Second Place = Certificate and $2.00
Champion and Reserve Champion Certificate, and Ribbon
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. ENTRIES CLOSE on Friday 21st November, at 10am with the Secretary at the Showground Office.
2. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE ENTERED AND IN THE PAVILLION by 10am on Friday 21st of November.
3. All Exhibits must be in conformity with the schedule. Exhibits infringing this rule will be marked N.A.S. (Not According to
Schedule).
4. The society will take every reasonable care of all exhibits and containers, but will not be responsible for any loss or
damage thereof.
5. Exhibits MUST be grown by exhibitors with the exception of floral arrangements.
6. Exhibits should be staged with care in order to show
the flowers to the best advantage. Please ask
stewards for
help.
7. All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards' authority.
CLASSES
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
CUT FLOWERS
Agapanthus - 1 cut
Astromeria - 1 cut
Arum or Calla lily - 1 cut
Azalea - 1 cut
Bulb or lily or rhizome (Jacobean, day, belladonna, Dutch iris, bearded iris etc) -1 cut
Corm- (gladiolus, watsonia etc) - 1 cut
Dahlia - 1 cut
Flower from a tree or shrub - 1 cut
Fuchsia - 1 cut
Geranium - 1 cut
Hydrangea (mop head) -1 cut
Hydrangea (lace cap or other) -1 cut
Lillium - (Asiatic or Oriental, tiger, November, etc) 1 cut
Mollis azalea - 1 cut
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21
22
23
Pansy or viola on plate - 3 cuts not necessarily different
Rhododendron - 1 cut
Sweet William - 1 cut
Rose - old fashioned - 1 cut
Rose - hybrid tea - 1 cut
Rose - floribunda - 1 cut
Rose - miniature - 1 cut
Any other flower not already listed - 1 cut
Pot Plant
Champion Cut Flower
Reserve Champion Cut Flower
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26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
COLLECTIONS
Collection of flowers from your garden - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of yellow flowers - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of white flowers - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of roses - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of perennials - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of annuals - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of hydrangeas - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of fuchsias - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Collection of native flowers - 1 cut 3 different varieties
Best Collection
AUSTRALIAN NATIVE FLOWERS
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Callistemon - 1 cut
Grevillea - 1 cut
Kangaroo Paw - 1 cut
Tallest Kangaroo Paw - 1 cut
Leptospermum, (tea tree) - 1 cut
Any Other Native not listed - 1 cut
Champion Native Flower Reserve Champion Native Flower
FLORAL ART
1. Show Us Your Foliage - fresh foliage only, any containers
2. Tall and Thin - maximum height=1metre,maximum width & depth =20cm - any medium, any
3.
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6.
7.
embellishments, any container
Short and Fat - maximum height=25cm,maximum width 50cm,maximum depth=30cm - any
medium, any embellishments, any container
Terrific and Tiny - maximum height, width and depth=15cm - any medium, any
embellishments, any container
What a Container - beautiful or unusual container
Oriental approach - any medium
Student arrangement in a kitchen container, under 16 years
Champion Floral Display
Reserve Champion Floral Display
Most Successful Exhibitor
Cookery
Proudly Sponsored by:
Marie Steele
Phil Beaumont
Dorrigo Express Couriers
Section 13: Cookery
Chief Steward: Mrs. Marie Steele (66571570)
Entry Fee: $1.00
2nd prize will not be awarded unless 3 or more entries are in the class.
Prize money - 1st - $3, 2nd - $2 (except where otherwise stated)
Rules and Regulations:
1. All entries close on Wednesday 19th November at 5 p.m. with the Secretary at the Showground Office. No late entries will
be accepted.
2. Exhibits to be in the pavilion by 10am on Friday 21st November.
3. Cakes to be iced only where specified.
4. All exhibits must be bona-fide work of the exhibitor.
5. A separate article must be entered for each class.
6. No ring tins in any section
7. No cooler rack marks on cakes and no paper cases
8. Please use a suitable plate to display entries as space is limited; do not use a dinner plate to display 4 biscuits, etc.
9. All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm, Sunday. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards'
authority.
Classes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
16A
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29
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32
33
Pumpkin Fruit Cake - 20cm Square or Round Tin
Fruit Cake, 1/2 Lb. Mixture - 20cm Square or Round Tin, Special Prizes; 1st - $10.00,
2nd - $5.00, 3rd - $3.00
Boiled Fruit Cake - 20cm Square or Round Tin
Health Food Loaf - Loaf Tin
Sultana Cake - 20cm Square Or Round Tin
Butter Cake, Iced - 20cm Square or Round Tin
Orange Cake, Iced
Choc Butter Cake, Iced Chocolate Icing. Memorial for Mrs. F. Read.
Banana Cake, Iced With Lemon Icing.
Muffins 4, Any Other Variety
Sponge Sandwich, Jam Filled.
Sponge Sandwich, Fielders Corn flour, Cream Filled
Date Loaf, Loaf Tin
Apricot Loaf, Loaf Tin
Shortbread, One Cake
Plum Pudding, Boiled Memorial for Mrs. James.
Steamed Pudding, Any Variety
Patty Cakes, Iced 4, Not In Paper Cases
Butterfly Cakes, 4, Not In Paper Cases
Lamingtons, 4, 4cm Square
Slice, Using Fruit, 4, 6cm Square
Slice, Any Other Variety, 4, 6cm Square
Slice, Passionfruit, 4, 6cm Square, Special Prize; 1st - $5.00
Cake Cooked in a Microwave
Jam Drops, 4
Pikelets, 4
Biscuits, Collection, 3 Varieties, 3 of Each. (No Jam Drops), Memorial for Mrs. D. Freeman
Biscuits, Using Kellogg's Cornflakes, 4
Ginger Nuts, 4
Apple Pie, 20cm Plate
Scones, Made With Butter or Cream, 4
Scones, Pumpkin, 4, No Fruit
Damper, No Wholemeal Flour
Bread, One Loaf, Any Variety, Using Bread Maker Machine
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Bread, One Loaf, Handmade
Champion Exhibit
Successful Exhibitor, $20 cash
High School Entry
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Plain Butter Cake, iced
Patty Cakes, 2 plain, 2 iced, not cooked in paper cases
Scones, Plain, 4
Slice, 4 pieces, 6cm square
Anzac Biscuits, 4.
Jam Drops
Chocolate Cake, Iced, No Frosting
Most Successful Exhibitor
Primary School
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Chocolate Cake, Iced, no frosting Marie Steele donating special prizes 1st and 2nd
Patty Cakes, Iced and Decorated, 4, Not Cooked In Paper Cases
Scones, Plain, 4
Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits, 4
Novelty Shaped Biscuits, 4, Iced And Decorated
Slice, Any Variety, 4, 6cm square
Most Successful Exhibitor
Jams, Jellies & Preserves
Proudly Sponsored by:
A Touch of Country
Dorrigo Hardware
Barwick Stevens
Hickory Wholefoods
Section 14: Jams, Jellies & Preserves
Chief Steward: Ms. V. Lawrence, Mrs. B. Carter
Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee: $1.00
Rules and Regulations:
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All entries close on Wednesday 19th of November, at 5 p.m. with the Secretary at the Showground Office.
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No Late Entries Will Be Accepted.
Exhibits to be in the pavilion by 10am on Friday 21st November.
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Use uniform jars over 375gms and unbranded lids. (Cover lids with contact or similar).
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Conserves should have large pieces of fruit.
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All exhibits must be bona-fide work of the exhibitor.
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A separate article must be entered for each class.
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All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards'
authority.
Hints from the Judge
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Read your schedule carefully
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All bottles to be clean
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No commercial printing (cover with contact or similar)
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No measurements etc to be marked in glass
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All lids to be clean
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No rust or dirt on inside of lid
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No jam/jelly/pickles to be on inside of lid
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No cloth covers on lids
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Do not use wax in bottles
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Bottle to be filed to neck – do not overfill or under fill
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Bottle to be cleaned around inside of neck
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Pickles should be thickened
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Jam containing lumps of fruit is really a conserve
Collections of jams/jellies etc should have the same size bottles.
If you have any questions or suggestions that may improve the section, please let one of the stewards know.
Jams
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4
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9
Blackberry Jam
Melon Jam, Any Flavour, Name Flavour
Plum Jam
Tomato Jam
Strawberry Jam
Jam Made From Any Dried Fruit
Any Other Variety Of Jam, Please name variety
Collection Of Jams, 3 Varieties, Name Varieties
Jam Made In Microwave, Please name variety
Most Outstanding Jar of Jam. Sponsored by Pam's Fruit and Veg
Prize - $10.00 Voucher
Butter
10 Jar Of Lemon Butter
11 Jar Of Passion Fruit Butter
Jellies and Conserves
12 Any Variety Of Jelly
13 Any Variety Of Conserve
Most Outstanding Jar of Jelly, Butter or Conserve
Marmalade
14 Marmalade, any other variety
15 Lemon Marmalade
16 Sweet Orange Marmalade
Most Outstanding Jar of Marmalade
Chutneys, Pickles and Relish
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Chutney, Apple any variety
Chutney, Tomato
Chutney Any Other Variety, name variety., Please name variety
Relish, Tomato
Relish, Corn
Relish Any Variety, name variety.
Pickled Vegetables any variety, name variety
Pickles, Green Tomato
Pickles, Choko
Pickles, Mixed Mustard
Pickles, Mixed Vinegar
Pickles, Any other variety, name variety.
Collection Of Chutneys, 3 Varieties, Name Variety
Collection Of Pickles, 3 Varieties, Name Variety
Collection Of Relish, 3 varieties, Name Variety
Most outstanding Jar of Chutneys, Pickles or Relish
Sauces
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Caramel Sauce
Tomato Sauce
Mint Sauce
Worcestershire Sauce
Chilli Sauce
Savoury sauce, Any other variety, name variety.
Sweet Sauce, Any other variety, name variety.
Most Outstanding Bottle of Sauce
Salad Dressing
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40
41
42
43
44
Salad Dressing Uncooked
Dressing Cooked
Salad Dressing In Vinegar
Salad Dressing In Oil
Bottle Flavoured Vinegar
Bottle Flavoured Oil
Most Outstanding Jar of Salad Dressing, Voucher from Dorrigo Hardware
Prize - $10 Voucher
Preserves
45
46
47
48
49
Vegetable Preserved, Any other variety
Fruit, Any other variety
Fruit In Wine
Fruit In Spirit
Collection Of Preserves, any other variety 3
Most Outstanding Jar of Preserves
Dried Fruit, Herbs & Vegetable
50
51
52
53
54
Any Variety Dried Fruit
Any Variety Dried Herbs
Any Variety Dried Vegetable
Pesto
Marinated Fruit or Vegetable
Most Outstanding Dried Fruit, Herb or Vegetable
Children Section School Aged
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
Any Variety Jams
Any Variety Jellies
Any Variety Conserves
Any Variety Marmalade
Any Variety Chutney, Pickles or Relish
Any Variety Sauces
Any Variety Preserved Vegetable
Any Variety Salad Dressing
Any Variety Bottled Fruit and Preserves
Any Variety Dried Fruit , Herbs or Vegetable
Most Outstanding Exhibit in Children Section
Most Successful Exhibitor Section 15, $25 Voucher donated by A Touch Of CountryPrize $25 Voucher
Needlework
Proudly Sponsored by:
Mrs. R. Melouney,
Dorrigo CWA Branch,
Caba's Drapery,
Misty Threads,
Mrs. P. Menzies,
Guys & Girls Hair Salon,
Meet & Make Craft Group,
Dorrigo CWA Craft Group and Dorrigo Support Services
Section: 15 Needlework
Chief Steward:Mrs. R. Fredericks
Stewards: Julie Edmonds
Prizes: Certificate First plus $3.00 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee:Class 2: $2.00, Class 15: $5.00, all other classes $1.00
Rules and Regulations:
1. All entries close on Wednesday, 19th November, at 5 p.m. with the secretary at the Showground Office. No Late Entries Will
Be Accepted.
2. Exhibits to be in the pavilion by 10.00a.m. on Friday 21st November.
3. Work entered must not have won a prize at a previous Dorrigo Show.
4. Needle and Fancy Work to be shown unwashed.
5. All exhibits must be bona-fide work of the exhibitor.
6. A separate article must be entered for each class.
7. All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards'
authority.
Sewing
1
Apron - Special Prize, Donated By
Misty Threads
2
Cushion, Filled - First Prize - $50.00
Cash Prize - $2.00 Entry Fee
3
Dress Hangers, 2 Prettiest, Sewn
4
Embroidered Table Cloth, Min Size
36” X 36” (Approx. 90cm X 90cm). Special Prize Donated By Ruth Melouney
5
Table Centre, Embroidered
6
Creative Embroidery
7
Article In Counted Cross Stitch, Unframed
8
Article In Counted Cross Stitch,
Framed
9
Creative Bag - First Prize - $20 Cash Prize - Donated By Meet & Make Craft Group
10
Article In Candlewicking
11
Article In Hardanger
12
Towel - Hand, Embroidered
13
Article Of Child's Clothing
14
Machine Embroidered Article
15
Patchwork Quilt – Max Size 60” X 50” (150cm X 127cm)
Special Prize Donated By Dorrigo CWA Branch
Prizes: 1: Certificate First Plus $150.00; 2: Certificate Second Plus $50.00
Entry Fee: $5.00
16
Article Featuring Appliqué
17
Any Other Item Of Sewing Not Listed
18
Article Made By Person Over 80 Years
Most Outstanding Exhibit (Sewing Classes) - $50 Special Prize Donated By The CWA
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Crochet
Tea Cosy
Baby Bonnet
Baby Jacket
Baby Bootees Or Shoettes
Washer, Crocheted Edge
Towel, Crocheted Edge
Handkerchiefs, 2-Crocheted Edge,
Table Centre
Scarf
Crocheted Rug
Any Other Crochet Not Listed
Crocheted Article, Made By A Person Over 80 Years
Most Outstanding Exhibit, (Crochet Classes) - $25 Voucher Donated By Caba's Drapery, Coffs
Harbour
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32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Knitting
Tea Cosy
Dress Hangers, 2, Any Yarn
Baby Bonnet
Baby Bootees Or Shoettes
Baby Jacket
Jumper, Childs
Jumper Or Cardigan, Ladies Or Men’s
Sleeveless Jumper Mens Or Women’s
Knitted Rug
Scarf
Any Other Knitting, Not Listed
Knitted Article, Made By A Person Over 80 Years
Most Outstanding Exhibit, Knitting Classes - $25 Voucher Donated By Caba's Drapery, Coffs Harbour
Most Outstanding Exhibit By A Person Over 80 - $15 Cash Donated By Dorrigo Support
Services
Most Successful Exhibitor Section 15 - Awarded By Dorrigo CWA Craft Group
School Age Section
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44
45
46
47
48
Knitted Article - Special Prize
Donated By Mrs. P. Menzies
Patchwork Article
Decorated Cushion
Apron
Garment For Man Or Beast (E.G. Doggy Jumper)
Any Other Article Not Listed
Most Successful Junior Exhibitor Section 15 – Trophy Donated By Guys & Girls Hair Salon, Dorrigo
CREATIVE DOILEY COMPETITON
On again for 2014 Show
Recycle your old doilies into something beautiful
Entry Fee - $2.50
1st Prize - $50, 2nd Prize - $25
Section 15: Class 49
Section: 16 Pure Wool Article Or Garment
Chief Steward:Mrs. R. Fredericks
Prizes:1: Certificate First plus $3.002: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee:$1.00
State Competition
Competition to be conducted at Society, Group andState Level.
Class:
Three different types of Wool Articles and/or Garments Distinct.
Conditions:
1) For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply:
a) Garment: an item that can e worn e.g. dress, jacket, scarf, hat
b) Article: a utility item that is not won but can be used in the home e.g. toy, as a decoration e.g. picture etc.
2) The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of, and contain a minimum of, 80% wool.
3) Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be hand crafted (use of sewing machine
is permitted).
4) A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item making up the exhibit. If a label is not
available as a handspun/felted, a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice.
5) An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of individuals, or an organization.
6) All three articles/garments must have been made within 12 months of the local show and made by the exhibitor/s. Need
not be made by same exhibitor.
7) An exhibit having won at a local show may exhibit the same three articles/garments at the Group Final. The winning
exhibit at the Group Final is then eligible to compete in the State Final.
8) An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.
9) An exhibit(article/garment)that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again,
10) If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the
appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select three suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitors permission, enter
them in the group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned.
11) It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the transfer of the winning entry to the ASC Office
in Sydney for the State judging.
Articles entered for this competition may be also entered in the Needlework section or the Handicraft Section. Please
enter in the above class, as well as your intended section and class. The articles need not be the winners of these sections, but
must be judged when grouped to be the most suitable for presentation and entry to the above competition.
The winning articles from each show in this section will be judged at Guyra Show 2015. The winning articles there will then be
transported to Sydney for judging at the Royal Show.
Classes
1
Three Different Types Of Wool Articles And/Or Garments Distinct.
Handicrafts
Proudly Sponsored by:
Misty Threads
Section: 17 Handicrafts
Chief Steward: Gwenda Creighton (66571150)
Steward: Ms Terri Zapirain (66572753)
Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee:$1.00
Rules and Regulations:
1. All entries close on Wednesday, 19 November, at 5 p.m. with the secretary at the Showground Office.
2. No Late Entries Will Be Accepted.
3. Exhibits to be in the pavilion by 10.00a.m. on Friday 21 November.
4. Work entered must not have won a prize at a previous Dorrigo Show.
5. All exhibits must be bona-fide work of the exhibitor.
6. All exhibits are to remain on display until close of show 4.30pm. No exhibit may be removed without the stewards'
authority.
Classes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Sample Of Hand-Spun Fibre
Article Woven From Hand Spun Fibre
Bathroom Article - Bath Mat Or Decorated Towel
Kitchen Article - Pot Holder, Pot Stand
Article From Hand Made Felt
Article From Nuno Felt
Handmade Slippers Or Bag
Article Dyed - Any Medium
Sample Of Hand Made Lace
Greeting Card – Any Medium
Pin Cushion
Patchwork Article
Article In Beadwork (A) Jewellery, (B) Other
Picture Or Wall Hanging - Any Medium Except Embroidered
Scrapbook Any Subject (A) On Paper (B) On Fabric
Picture Frame Painted Or Decorated
Leathercraft Item
Woodwork Item Eg. Tray, Bowl
Glasswork - Painted, Decorated
Article Costing Less Than $3 (List Costs)
Toy (A) Soft (B) Hard
Article Made By Person Over 80 Years Of Age Or Disabled
Folk Art - Open
Any Other Handicraft Not Listed (Paper Mache, Egg Shell Craft, Etc)
Most Successful Exhibitor Section 17 - Prize Donated By Misty Threads
Models
Proudly Sponsored by:
Mr David Troost
Section: 18 - Models
Chief Steward:Mr. D. Troost
Prizes: 1: Certificate First plus $3.00; 2: Certificate Second plus $2.00
Entry Fee:$1.00
Open Classes –
Plastic model construction kits
1
2
Model car / bike / truck / aircraft / and other from kit, any scale
Modified die cast any scale
Under 16 years
3
4
5
6
7
8
Car / bike / truck / aircraft and other from kit, any scale
Other form or style
Lego car / bike
Lego truck / tractor
Lego any aircraft
Lego any other
Section: 19 – Fine Arts
Chief Steward – Leonie Frangi ph 6657 4126
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor, completed in the last two (2) years, and not previously exhibited in any Dorrigo
competition.
2. There is a limit of FOUR (4) entries per exhibitor in total.
3. Size: All exhibits: Two (2) only Maximum 1 square metre in area, including frame. Remainder up to a maximum in area of
5000 sqcms including frame.
4. Entries must be framed, with cord, ready to hang and must have clearly marked on the back: Name of Artist, Title, Medium,
Price, or NFS (Not for Sale)
5. Entry fees: - $10 per exhibit.
6. A commission of 20% will be deducted by the Dorrigo Visual Arts Group on all sales.
7. Exhibitors must be over the age of 16 years.
8. Three dimensional works, software-produced print media, folk art and china paintings are ineligible for any class.
9. Exhibits which are “Not for Sale” are ineligible for the Champion Acquisitive Award.
10. Professional artists (i.e. those who have an ABN for art sales) are ineligible for the Encouragement Award. Only Amateur
artists are eligible for this award.
11. The committee will take all care with exhibits, but accepts no responsibility for loss or damage.
12. All exhibits will be displayed if possible, but the committee reserves the right to reject any entry.
13. The judge’s decision is final.
14. Exhibits not collected by 5pm on Sunday 23 November will be left in the Show Secretary’s Office.
15. Storage fees will be charged for entries not collected at the time stated.
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORMS –
4pm Monday 3 November
Send Entry Forms and Cheques payable to Dorrigo Visual Arts Group PO Box 224 Dorrigo NSW 2453.
DELIVER ENTRIES Dorrigo Showground Pavilion
Monday November 17 between 11am and 4pm
JUDGING and PREVIEW NIGHT 7.30pm Wednesday
19 November
SHOW DATES -Saturday & Sunday 22 & 23 November
COLLECT UNSOLD EXHIBITS4-5pm Sunday 23 November
Please send Entry Forms and Cheques payable to the
Dorrigo Visual Arts Group
PO Box 224
Dorrigo
Class 1 Open
(Media Restricted – see Condition 8)
1st - $200
2nd - $100
Class 2 Works on Paper
(Media Restricted – see Condition 8)
1st - $200
2nd - $100
Classes and Awards
Special Awards
Champion Exhibit (Acquisitive Award)$600
Donated by the Bellingen Shire Council
Amateur Encouragement Award$250
Donated by the Bellingen Shire Council
Ulla Mattas Memorial Award for People or Portrait
Donated by the C & A Cork Trust
$100
NSW
2453
Drawing Award recognising traditional drawing skills $100
Donated by the C & A Cork Trust
Australia Flora and Fauna
$100
Abstract Award$100
People’s Choice Award
1st - $100
nd
2 - $50
RSL Award (Acquisitive Award)
Donated by the Dorrigo RSL
Commemorating the ANZAC Centenary 2015
$500
Subject matter to be wide ranging as possible within the theme of the ANZAC spirit and World War I,
for example portrait of a family veteran, montage of themes like mateship, the women at home,
Simpson and his donkey, the landscape of Gallipoli.
Inspiration for this artwork may come from the War Museum in Canberra regarding World War I.
Relevance to Dorrigo will localize the work.
Dorrigo Show
Art Competition 2014
Organised by Dorrigo Visual Arts Group
Sponsors: Bellingen Shire Council
The public are invited at 8pm Wednesday 19th November to a wine and cheese
Prize Presentation Night for both the Photography and Art sections.
Proudly Sponsored by:
Show Ladies Committee
Section 20: Showgirl
Steward: Kate O’Leary:
Prizes: 1: Ribbon First
Entry Fee: $0.00
Calling for Showgirl candidates...
Become Dorrigo's Showgirl. Try some new challenges. Develop your potential. Win prizes!
Entrants must be:
18 years of age, under 25 before 1 April, 2015 and have no children
Have a general understanding and knowledge of our wonderful district. The girls are judged on their
general knowledge, personality, grooming and diction and have the opportunity to travel and represent
their district.
Requirements:
Must be available for judging on the 6th of November at a dinner at North Dorrigo Restaurant.
Must be available for Dorrigo Show Weekend Saturday 22nd and 23rdof November.
The winner receives: 1st Prize - Showgirl Personal Development Training Weekend
The weekend aims to develop confidence in representing the Show Society at Zone level, and will be
invaluable in helping career prospects. The prize includes accommodation and travel to the course to
be scheduled.
Topics include:
Public speaking
Deportment
Social etiquette
Wardrobe
Makeup
Dorrigo's Miss Showgirl goes on to compete at the Zone Finals in February at Gunnedah 2015 for a
chance to represent Dorrigo and our Zone at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in 2015!
Section 21: Junior Show Person
Steward: Kate O’Leary:
Entry Fee: $0.00
Rules and Regulations:
1. Open to both Girls and Boys in the following age Groups:
2 - 5 years; 6 - 9 years; 10 -13 years; 14 -18 years
2. Judging will take place on Sunday 23rd November at 11am all age groups.
3. The object of the Junior Show Person is not only to promote the Show but also to encourage
younger people to become involved in their local Show.
4. The winner in each division will win a gift voucher.
5. As this is not a beauty competition, entrants need only wear neat and tidy clothing, which is
suitable for the Dorrigo Show weekend.
6. Entrants will be introduced to the audience and asked about their involvement with the show, the
winner will be announced after each division.
7. Entry forms need to be with the Secretary by 9.00am Sunday morning. An indemnity form needs
to be signed by parents; these are available from the Secretary’s Office or can be downloaded
from www.dorrigoshow.org.au.
Woodchop
Proudly Sponsored by:
Baff & Laws
Noble Auto Repairs
Section 22: Woodchop
Entry Fee: Events 1 to 6, 8 – $10; Event 9, 10 – $5, Events 7 & 11 – Free
.
Rules and Regulations:
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Conducted under the rules and regulations of the North Coast Axemen’s Association Incorporated.
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Entry fees to accompany entry form.
Completed Indemnity to accompany entry form.
Limited to first 32 entries.
Competition commences at 10.00 am, Saturday 22nd November.
All axemen to pay showground entry.
No parking on the showground. Axemen’s parking available.
Classes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
300mm Underhand Handicap
300mm Standing Block Handicap
325mm Underhand Handicap
250mm Standing Block Handicap
275mm Combination Championship
300mm Treefelling Handicap
250mm Boys Underhand Handicap
275mm Veterans Handicap
400mm Double Handed Sawing Handicap
375mm Jack n Jill Sawing Handicap
Teams Relay
Roger Supple Memorial Trophy for point score winner
Section 23: Fun Run
The Dorrigo Fun Run is an annual event that takes in the beautiful scenery and undulating course
from North Dorrigo to Dorrigo.
The run is held in conjunction with the Dorrigo Show on Sunday 23rd November 2014, starting at the
North Dorrigo Store from 8.30am.
Fine weather is ordered for the day but you never know in Dorrigo. You could be running in Rain, hot
sun, wind or all conditions during the course of the run.
Prizes given for various category winners and random prizes drawn at presentation.
Categories:
Category
13km Run
6.5km Run
6.5km Walk
1.5km Walk/ Run
Start Time
Open Male
Open Female
Veteran Male (36 years and over)
Veteran Female (36 years and over)
Open Male (18 – 35 years)
Open Female (18 – 35 years)
High School Male (12 – 17 Years)
High School Female (12 – 17 Years)
Junior Male (up to 11 years)
Junior Female (up to 11 years)
Team (2-3 members, Mixed)
Open Age Male and Female
Male (8 years and under)
Female (8 years and under)
Start times:
Category
13km Run
6.5km Walk
Start Time
8.30am
8.35am
Start Location
North Dorrigo Store
North Dorrigo Store
6.5km Run
1.5km Walk/ Run
8.40am
8.45am
North Dorrigo Store
Summit Close, Dorrigo
Cost:
The Entry fee is $12 Adults, $8 Junior (17 years & under) or $33 Family. The fee includes admission
to Dorrigo show for the day.
Registrations:
Registration will take place on the day at North Dorrigo Store and is to be completed 20 minutes prior
to the event.
Transport to Start Line:
A bus will leave the Dorrigo Show Ground main gate at 7.30am & 8.00am.
Entrants in the 1.5km walk/run will be conveyed from North Dorrigo by bus to starting line.
Proudly Sponsored by:
Dorrigo Pet Resort
Section 24: Pet Show
Chief Steward: Allan Grace (66575236)
Prizes: 1: Ribbon First
2: Ribbon Second
3: Ribbon Third
Entry Fee: $0.00
Judging to be held in the marquee in front of the Pavilion at 12 noon on Sunday 23rd of November.
Rules and Regulations:
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Child handlers only. Open to all school aged children & Preschoolers.
Exhibitors to provide suitable cage, pen or lead.
Competitors may enter as many classes as they wish.
Puppies and kittens must have their eyes open.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Parents and exhibitors are responsible for the cleaning up, care and welfare of their animals in this Section.
Classes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Best Stuffed Toy
Best Kept Kitten or Cat
Best Kept Puppy or Dog
Best Kept Bird
Best Kept Chook
Best Kept Guinea Pig, Rabbit, Mouse or Rat
Best Insect
Best Reptile
Happiest Pet
Saddest Pet
Most Unusual Pet
Most Mongrel Dog or Cat
Best Dressed Pet/Owner Look-A-Like
Best Trick by an Animal
15
Novelty High Jump - Open to Any Pet
Proudly Sponsored by:
Mr. Robert Perkins
Section 25: Three Kids V’s Three Sheep
Chief Steward: Mr. R Perkins
Prizes: 1st: Ribbon $60, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $30
Entry Fee: $0.00 Enter on the day
Put 3 sheep through an obstacle course to win
Section 26: Bush Dog Trials
Saturday the 22nd at 3pm
See below for more details
Nominations prior to Sat, 22nd Nov - 12.00 pm or enter on the day ◊ Contact: Andrew 0458571817 or
lethwin@tpg.com.au
Dorrigo Open Trial
Nomination Fee
$15
1st Place – Sterling Silver Engraved Whistle, Trophy Collar, $100 & Dog food
2nd Place – Trophy Collar, $50 & Dog food
3rd Place – Trophy Collar, $25 & Dog food
4th Place – $15 & Dog food
5th Place – $15 & Dog food
Leather & Brass Trophy Collars donated by the Frizell Family, Wakefield Stud, Wollomombi
Sterling Silver Engraved Whistle donated by the Lethbridge Family
Open Trial Prize money donated by Dorrigo Livestock & Real Estate
Dog food donated by RiverinaStockfeeds – Casino
Dorrigo 2453 - Local Dog and Handler Trial
$10 Nomination Fee
1st Place – BR Darby Perpetual Trophy, Trophy Collar, $75 & Dog Food
2nd Place – Trophy Collar, $50 & Dog food
3rd Place – Trophy Collar, $25 & Dog food
4th Place – $10 & Dog food
5th Place - $10 & Dog food
BR Darby Perpetual Trophy donated by Elders Dorrigo
Leather & Brass Trophy Collars donated by Charlie Calleja Transport
Local Trial Prize money donated by Dorrigo Plateau Vet Clinic (M. Darke) and Dorrigo Sand &
Gravel
Dog food donated by RiverinaStockfeeds – Casino
Junior Handler u/18
(Highest score from either class)
1st Place – Trophy Collar & Dog food
Leather and Brass Trophy Collar donated by the Turnbull Family
Dog food donated by RiverinaStockfeeds – Casino
Gates and Panels donated by WH Bailey & Son and Beaumonts Produce
Section 27: Garden Art
The Dorrigo Show Society is organising a new section for this year’s show held on the 22nd
and 23rd of November 2014. This new “Garden Art” section will comprise of three different
categories based on materials used.
1. Metal
2. Wood
3. Mixed media (combination of materials)
There is no theme, nor limit on imagination. The only guidelines are that it needs to be
considered as a garden sculpture and not exceed 2m in height. The rest is up to you. For
inspiration you may think of something Dorrigo’esque, a functional ornament or even a
modern and unique piece of art.
One other important consideration is, as these sculptures will be displayed on an uneven
grassy surface, the stability of your work is paramount for safety reasons.
Prizes will be awarded to the best three submissions in each of the categories. The winner of
each category will also have the option to display their winning entry in the newly developed
‘sensory garden’ at the front of Hickory House after the show.
Section 28: Champion Dog Show will not be at this year’s show
Proudly Sponsored by:
Plateau Farms
Belfit
Wazza's Plumbing
Section 29: Tough Spudder
Entry Fee: $5.00
To be held in the ring in front of the pavilion at approx. 12:00
Enter on the day
Adults (each class)- 1st - $200, 2nd - $100, 3rd - bag of spuds
Kids (each class)- 1st - $30, 2nd - $10, 3rd - bag of spuds
Adults:
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Pick bag of spuds and carry (various sizes for each class)
While carrying bag stop and do set exercises
Throw bag onto truck
Eat a plate of cold mash potato
Drink a hot beer/soft drink
Run home
Kids:
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Pick bag of spuds
Run
Eat a plate of cold mash
Drink a glass of cordial
Run home
Classes
The winner has the quickest time.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Mens
Womens
Boys (8 Years Or Under)
Girls (8 Years Or Under)
Boys (9 -12 Years)
Girls (9 -12 Years)
Boys (13 - 15 Years)
Girls (13 - 15 Years)
Section 30: Ute Challenge
Steward: Simon Atkins
Classes
1
Time Trial Event
Time trial over an uncomplicated set course – any going ute.
*** Note – Classes 2 to 9 are display classes and will be judged using the following guidelines.
2
Best Street /Town Ute
Well accessorised, clean, shiny, new or old – with or without 4WD capability.
3
Best Vintage Ute
Old-timer that’s been well maintained or restored (vintage, post-vintage, veteran or classic).
4
Best Chicks Ute
Ute shows evidence of the female touch; but appeals to the blokes! Registered female owner.
5
Best Exhaust System
Large, loud and shiny.
6
Best Farm Ute
The ultimate workhorse - can be clean or dirty, accessorised with work equipment – with or without
4WD capability.
7
Best Ute “Gone Wild”
Most dilapidated, unrepaired, poorly doctored, dirty, run down, but still running!
8
Best Ute n’ Dog
Simple but usually the dog determines the winner.
9
Best Parade Ute
For clubs, groups, businesses to participate in the show and promote themselves with a float style
display – can be silly, humorous, or smart with a theme throughout.
Section 31: Art Union Raffle
Major Prize One:
Kenwood Major Premier Mix Master 1200W 6.7L
Kambrook Double/Queen Electric Blanket
Sunbeam Single Electric Blanket
LG 160w 2ch Sound Bar
Valued at $1050.00
Supplied by Dorrigo Post Office
Major Prize Two:
Farming Essentials and Rural Clothing
Valued at $1000.00 Supplied W.H Bailey & Sons
Third Prize:
Classic Adirondack Patio Chair Valued at $ 450.00
Supplied by Logan Thomas, Fernbrook
Fourth Prize:
Choice Of Groceries Valued at $ 100.00
Supplied by Gibson’s I.G.A.
Fifth Prize:
Fuel or Selection of Goods
Valued at $ 100.00 Supplied by United Fuels, Dorrigo
Sixth Prize:
Selection Of Organic & Healthy Foods
by W.H. Bailey & Sons Valued at $ 100.00
Supplied by Dorrigo Wholefoods
Seventh Prize:
Twenty Cups of Delicious Coffee
Valued at $ 80.00 Supplied by A Touch Of Country
Eighth Prize:
Mystery Prize !!! Valued at $ 50.00
Supplied by Dorrigo Show Society
Proudly Sponsored by:
Wards Butchery
Section 32: Fat Bullock Challenge
Guess the weight of beast in yards near Beef Cattle ring.
$1.00 a ticket see the Steward Merv McGuire walking around the showgrounds.
$100 prize money for exact correct guess
(please note prize money will be split if more than one correct guess)
Proudly Sponsored by:
Wazza’s Plumbing
Brett Beaumont & Karoline Schmidt
Section 33: Motorbike Time Trials
Chief Steward:Warren & Emma Francis 0408862924
Time trial around set obstacle course, best time wins
1st - $100, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $20
Enter on the day – Sunday, time will be announced
Entry Fee:$5.00
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Classes
1
2
3
Junior - under 80cc
Senior
Veterans - over 50