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INDEX
AGnVET
Outback Radio 2WEB
Index
Page Number
Andrews Meats
Prolix
Executive Committee
Austbrokers RWA
Rabobank
Other Membership and Awards
Bi-Rite Electrical
Ramien’s Timber Co
Bonanza Merino Stud
Rayleigh Poll Hereford Stud
Bow’s Sand and Gravel
Robnson Concrete
Café 64
3
4-5
2014 Show Dates
5
Admission Charges
6
Special One Grain
Prizemoney, Notice to Judges
7
Carinda Hotel
Stone’s Throw
Rules of Walgett Show Society
7-8
Chad Wool
Suncorp Agribusiness
Notice to Stewards
8-9
Clemson Hiscox
The Barwon Inn
Coolabah Motel
Tootha Merino Stud
Regulations of Walgett Show Society
9-10
Countrywide Tyres & Batteries
The Spectator
SECTION A- Ring Events and Sporting Events
Separate Schedule
Delta Agribusiness
Thurston’s Transport
SECTION B- Show Jumping
Separate Schedule
Di-deez Salon
Triple S Foods
Duncan and Duncan
WAMS Co-operative Ltd.
Duncan’s Fashions
Walgett Annual Bike Show
Duncan’s Smash Repairs
Walgett BP
Commercial Breeders
Elders
Walgett District Sporting Club
Commercial Cattle
Gateway Hotel
Walgett Farm and Freight CRT
Gingie Merino Stud
Walgett Historical Society
Harvey World Travel
Walgett Hunt Fish Camp
Hon Doo Chinese Restaurant
Walgett Motel
Open Grassfed Merino Sheep
17-18
Hunter’s Agricultural Services
Walgett Pharmacy
Housed Merino Sheep
19-20
IGA Walgett
Walgett Post Office
Joblink Plus
Walgett RSL Club
Jus Sensational
Walgett Shire Council
Keith Whiteman
Walgett Taxi Service
Kelly’s Property Sales
Walgett Tyre & Machinery Service
Landmark
Walgett Veterinary Clinic
Matt Howarth Pest Control
Mick Ford Machinery Hire
10-13
SECTION E- Cattle- Led
13-14
Notice of Appreciation, Risk Warning
SECTION F- Merino Sheep- Flock Breeders
SECTION G- Wool
Walgett Show
Society Inc.
Keir Earthmoving
SECTION WD- Junior Judging Competition
14-15
15
15
16-17
20-22
Walgett Wether Trial & Crop Competition
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SECTION I- Children's Pets
23
SECTION J- Dog Agility & Sports
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SECTION K- Dogs
23-25
Woodham Petroleum Services
SECTION H- Poultry
26-27
Yeomans Engineering
Walgett Show District
28
Walgett Annual Bike Show
29
Outback Arts
Please support the businesses and organizations that support our community.
Walgett Showgirls
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Trophy Donors and Sponsors 2012/203
31-32
Walgett Show Members 2012/2013
Trophy Steward
Mrs Bek Cullen
RINGMASTER
Mr Ken Norman
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ALL TROPHIES AND PRIZEMONEY ARE GST INCLUSIVE
President: Brennan O’Keeffe, ph - 02 6828 8474
Secretary: Claire Bergin, ph - 02 6828 2925
Show Office: 47 Pitt Street, (P O Box 56) WALGETT N.S.W. 2832 Phone:
(02) 6828 1318 Fax: (02) 6828 2318
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2013/14
Patrons
Mrs Cath Denyer, Mrs Jill Roughley, Mr John Roughley, Mrs Jean Lawrance,
Mr Lou Schneider, Mrs Jennifer Schneider and Mrs Marion Ward
PRESIDENT
Mr Brennan O’Keeffe
Immediate Past President
Mr Cameron Rowntree
Senior Vice President
Mr Scott White
Vice Presidents
Mr David Berrell and Mr Simon Logan
Secretary
Ms Claire Bergin
Treasurer:
Ms Robyn Walters
Broadcasters
Mr John Wheaton
Mr Wal Friend
Mr Chris Clemson
Entertainment
Mrs Bek Cullen
Critic Committee
Mr Mark Evans
Mr Lou Schneider
Mrs Jennifer Schneider
Mr Keith Burke
Mr Ray Pike
Honorary Vet
Dr Enid Coupé
Publicity Officer Ms
Jo Coleman
Disputes Committee
Mr Lou Schneider
Mrs Jennifer Schneider
Mr David Colless
Mr Ray Pike
Mrs Terry Holcombe
Safety Advisor
Mr Peter Furnell
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DECEASED HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs W M O’Brien, Mrs H Sanderson, Messrs W G Colless, C C Clapman, J P
O’Brien,
Bob Parkins, P Mulchay, B Howard, C Lawrance, S J Dugan,
Mrs J M Gordon, E E Perrotet, Mrs P de Lepervanche, B Jones,
Mrs T K M Gordon, Messrs D Keech, C H Colless, O’Keeffe, E P Colless,
G P (Dick) Colless, F C L Colwell, T Coleman
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs V McDonald, Mrs V Dugan, Mrs P Powell, Messrs R Baldwin,
M Evans, R Campbell, JSC Campbell, L Schneider, D Colless,
P de Lepervanche, K Burke, Mrs M Ward, Mrs J Lawrance, R Pike, E
Haire,
R Colless, Mrs C Colless, T Coleman, Mrs P Brooks, C Rowntree
COMMITTEE
Mrs Margie Barrett
Mr Robin Beckwith
Mrs Annie Berrell
Mr Chris Clemson
Mrs Cathie Colless
Ms Emily Colless
Mr Peter Dawson
Mrs Cath Denyer
Mrs Cath Deshon
Ms Megan Duncan
Mrs Sal Duncan
Mr Ted Fuller (dec.)
Ms Sarah Groat
Mr Jeff Holcombe
Mrs Terry Holcombe
Mrs Dianne Kelly
Mr Bill Lawrance
Mrs Tina Lawrence
Ms Heidi Mackay
Mr Brendan Mackenzie
Ms Charmaine Mara
Mr James Morris
Mr Albie Provest
Mr John Roughley
Mrs Jill Roughley
Mr Brett Smith
Mrs Donna Thurston
Mrs Marion Ward
Mr John Wheaton
Mrs Janell Yeomans
CONFERRED LIFE MEMBERS
Mesdames R Joyce, C B Keene, R Harvey, I Harvey (Mack),
Messrs, P Parish, R Alden, G Louden, G Budden, G Pike,
J Keene, Mrs J D McKenzie, Mr & Mrs Ross Colless, Mr & Mrs N
Campbell.
FINANCIAL LIFE MEMBERS
Mr F C L Colwell (dec.), Mr M Coppock, Mr J Moore.
B T HOWARD MEMORIAL ACHIEVERS AWARD
1989 Mrs Marion Ward
1990 Mrs Pat de Lepervanche
1991 Mr Tim Kent
1992 Mr Robert Campbell
1993 Mrs Christine Smith
1994 Mr Glen Bow
1995 Mr Ted Haire
1996 Mr Larry Brooks
1997 Mr Phillip Harris
1998 Nil
1999 Mr Wally Friend
2000 Mrs Margaret Weber
2001 Mr Edward & Mrs Jennifer Colless
2002 Mr John & Mrs Jill Roughley
2003 Miss Belinda Colless
2004 Mrs Marion Pike
2005 Mrs Jan Marshall
2006 Mr Rob & Mrs Cathie Colless
2007 Mrs Cath Denyer
2008 Mr Brennan O’Keeffe
2009 Mr Simon Logan
2010 Ms Claire Bergin
2011 Ms Robyn Walters
2012 Mrs Dianne Kelly
2013 Mrs Terry Holcombe
B T HOWARD MEMORIAL TROPHY RULES
1) Performance: Any single show year (not to be confused with worthiness of Life
Membership). 2) Nominations: To be nominated by any Financial Member (reason/s for
nomination to be documented). 3) Decision: to be based on the documentation. 4)
Closing Date: Nominations to be in the hands of the Secretary by 9.00 am on the second
day of the show. 5) Presentation: Trophy to be awarded at the official Show opening on
Sunday (note changed nomination deadline for earlier presentation).
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SERVICE AWARDS
The Service Awards were established in 1996 to recognize service over the years to the
Walgett Show. Walgett Show Society would like to also recognize appreciation for the
services of individuals prior to the establishment of the Service Awards, since the Show
started in 1946, without mentioning names for fear of offending.
1996 Mrs J Schneider, Mrs P de Lepervanche, Mrs TF O’Keeffe, Mrs D O’Brien
1997 Mr A Newton, Mr L Brooks
1998 Mr R Pike, Mr TF O’Keeffe, Mrs J Keir, Mr J Murray, Mr B Marshall
1999 Mrs A Murray, Mrs P Hawkins, Mrs M Pike, Mrs C Dugan, Mrs J Roughley
2000 Mr T Haire, Mr B O’Keeffe
2001 Mrs B Marshall
2002 Mrs D Maclean, Mrs T Holcombe, Mrs J Chapman, Mrs J Wickman,
Mr J
Roughley, Mr John Holcombe, Mr R Mace
2003 Mr T Brigden, Mrs M Ward
2004 Mr J Wheaton, Mrs P Brooks
2005 Mrs T Brayshaw
2007 Mr D Colless, Mr G Shelton
2008 Mr T Fuller, Mr W MacFarland
2010 Mrs N Cochrane
2012 Mr D Gale, Mrs D Gale
2013 Mrs A Berrell, Mrs C Denyer, Mr P Lipscombe, Mrs J Yeomans,
Bingara
Moree
2014
22nd - 23rd March
4th - 5th April
Show Dates
The Agricultural Societies
Narrabri
25th - 26th April
Council NSW Ltd. is our country
Shows movement
Gunnedah
2nd - 4th May
Warialda
8th - 10th May
AG SHOWS NSW website:
Walgett
10th - 11th May
http://www.agshowsnsw.org.au
Cobar
16th - 7th May
You can visit the Walgett Show
page there, and also Walgett
Wee Waa
16th - 18th May
Show Society Inc. now has a
Nyngan
18th - 19th May
public Facebook page
Gilgandra
20th - 21st May
with photos & updates.
Dubbo
23rd - 25th May
Coonamble
27th - 28th May
Gulargambone 31st May
Warren
7th June
Mungindi
9th - 10th August
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WALGETT SHOW DISTRICT
The Walgett Show District shall comprise the Walgett Shire. To be eligible for
local events, all exhibits and exhibitors must reside for three months within the
Walgett Show District immediately prior to the Show (except students whose
Parental home is in the District).
GATE CHARGES
Non-Members: ADULTS $10.00, CHILDREN $5.00, Pensioners: $5.00 on
presentation of Pension Card, Family Weekend Ticket $35.00 (2 adults and 2
children under 17 years).
MEMBERSHIP
SUBSCRIPTION
$30.00
MEMBERS: Members and Members’ Children under 17 years on production of
Member’s Badge, Admission FREE, Car stands free.
GROUND SPACE
Steward: Robin Beckwith
$10.50 per metre outside space and $13.50 per metre inside space (if available).
CARS AND OTHER VEHICLES
Admission through outer gate: Free
SWABBING OF HORSES WILL BE DONE AT ANY TIME AT THE DISCRETION
OF THE RINGMASTER, JUDGES OR STEWARDS.
CAMPING
$5.00 per unit, per night, Plus $10.00 Gate Fee. Tickets will be sent on receipt of Fees.
The Ringmaster and/or Chief Stewards reserve the right to alter events and/or
programs as may be necessary.
HORSE STALLS
River Stalls $5.00 per night, Race Stalls $4.00 per night. Stalls will be booked on
receipt of money. Contact Mrs Liz Powell by E-mail: pwmorella5@bigpond.com
PLEASE NOTE: IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING E.I. AND HENDRA
VIRUS ON PAGE 39. HORSE EVENT COMPETITORS MAY NOT COMPETE AT
WALGETT SHOW WITHOUT COMPLETING A HORSE WAIVER FORM AND
COLLECTING A YELLOW ARM BAND FROM THE MOBILE OFFICE IN THE RING
OR AT THE CAMPDRAFT OFFICE.
RULES OF THE WALGETT SHOW SOCIETY INC
The Association shall be called “The Walgett Show Society Inc.”
OBJECTIVES
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To promote the development of Agriculture, Horticulture and Industrial
resources of the Walgett Shire and surrounding District.
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To hold exhibits and gymkhanas on the Walgett Showground or such other
places as may be decided for the display of horses, cattle, dogs, poultry and
other livestock and Horticulture and/or Agricultural products of all kinds
together with other such subjects of manufactured products or the Arts as may
be determined.
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To promote such other objects as may lend to the advancement of the
Agricultural and Horticultural and Industrial interest of the State.
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS – CLOSING OF ENTRIES
Entries closing times are noted in each Section.
Entry forms, Main, Pavilion and Ring Schedules available from the Secretary - phone
(02) 68 281 318 or (02) 68 282 925, P O Box 56, Walgett 2832. Entries must be in
accordance with the regulations and conditions governing each section.
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PRIZE MONEY
Prize money will be paid after each event by the Steward, unless stated. Others will be paid
on presentation of the Steward’s Vouchers at the Secretary’s Office on the second day of
the Show at 4.00pm. All prize money and trophies must be collected by 30 June or they will
revert to the Walgett Show Society Inc.
NOTICES TO JUDGES
In awarding Champion Prizes, the Judges will be required to select the next exhibit in order
of merit, to be called the Reserve, which will take place of the Champion in the event of the
latter being disqualified through any cause. Only Champions can compete for Grand
Champions and Reserve Grand Champion in all sections of the Show, except the Sheep
Section.
The judges shall fill in award papers supplied to them in all their details, assign reasons for
their ‘decision’, if required, sign and hand same to the Chief Steward.
MANAGEMENT
1. The affairs and business of the Society shall be managed by a Committee not
exceeding forty (40) members, of whom not less than fifteen (15) and not more
than twenty-five (25) shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting, together
with Patrons.
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2. The Committee elected as provided in Rule 3A shall have power to fill all
vacancies on the Committee.
3. The Committee so elected, shall at their first meeting, elect from their numbers,
President, Senior Vice-President and two (2) Vice-Presidents.
4. The Committee so elected, shall appoint a Secretary and Treasurer and the term
of such appointment shall be at their discretion.
5. All financial Members are eligible for election to the Committee.
6. Immediate Past Presidents automatically become a member of the Executive
and Committee.
MEETINGS
1. The financial year of the Society shall terminate on the thirtieth (30 th) June and the
Annual General Meeting shall be held within six (6) months after the end of the financial
year. Three weeks notice of such meeting shall be advertised.
2. Membership is due July each year.
3. Five (5) members at a Committee meeting shall form a quorum.
4. An Annual Report and Audited Balance Sheet shall be submitted at the Annual General
Meeting.
5. A Special General Meeting may be called at any time by the President or by the
Committee and shall be called on the receipt of a written request on any twelve (12)
members of this Society. Notice therefore shall be given in the same manner as for the
Annual General Meeting. No other business than set forth in such notice shall be taken
into consideration at such meeting.
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7.
BY-LAWS
The Committee shall have the power to frame and alter By-Laws and Regulations for the
management of the Society.
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NOTICE TO STEWARDS
Shall forward any changes to their sections prior to the completion of the schedule.
Shall attend to the reception, classification, numbering of entries.
Shall, in case they think advisable to reject any exhibit, take immediate action and report
to the Secretary.
No Steward, being an exhibitor in the section of which he/she is a steward, shall be
present with or near the Judge when the exhibit in which he/she is interested is being
judged.
Shall attend upon the Judges, furnish them with Award Books, Prize Cards and Ribbons
and carefully explain the conditions of the competition in the class they are judging and
to see that cards and ribbons are properly affixed to the prize
exhibits and in cases of disputes shall certify to the correctness and identify the awards.
Shall sign the Award Books co-jointly with the Judges and prepare the Prize Cards.
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Shall arrange amongst themselves for the constant and effective supervision of their
section, the behavior of the attendants and employees and the comfort and convenience
of both exhibitors and public.
Return Judges Books to the Secretary, fully completed and signed by the Judge.
ATTENTION: In cases of breakages and/or damage, all articles must be returned
promptly to the Secretary’s Office, with a “written and signed please explain.”
REGULATIONS OF THE WALGETT SHOW SOCIETY
All exhibits, except where otherwise stated, must be the bona fide property of the
exhibitor and no exhibitor will be allowed to compete or form part of any exhibit, for
more than one prize, except Champion Prize or as may be determined by the
Committee from time to time.
All entries must be in the hands of the Secretary on a date to be fixed by the
Society and such date to be published in the Society’s Schedule each year.
Cattle exhibits must be on the ground by 7.30am on second day of the Show.
Champions are to be selected from prize winners, where two or more classes
are provided.
The Judge may refuse to award a prize where an exhibit is deemed unworthy
and has the power, if he/she desires to do so, to transfer any exhibit into the
class he/ she considers it belongs.
No exhibit will be allowed to be removed from the ground without permission of
the Stewards of the class to which the exhibit belongs.
Breed, breeder (if known), manner of feeding or housing (if any) as regards
sheep and the date when last shorn, the Committee shall have power to
disqualify an entry not complying with the conditions of its class.
When a pair is mentioned, exhibits may be mixed sexes.
The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused
through or by an exhibit and it shall be a condition of entry that such exhibitor
shall hold the Society blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings
arising from such accidents. Waiver forms must be signed for all entries.
10. The Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any
misdelivery of stock or other exhibits at the Society’s exhibition or any damage
thereto.
11. The Committee reserves the right to cancel or postpone the Show indefinitely.
12. Should there be any reason to suspect that any exhibit is either diseased or
dangerous, the Society reserves the right of refusing admittance to, or of
removing same from the grounds at the expense of the exhibitor.
13. The Committee reserves the right of adjudicating on any questionable entry or
any other point which may be raised and not specially provided for in the Rules,
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14. All persons causing annoyance, loud comments on the decision of the Judges
or unseemly or insulting behaviors, will, after having been cautioned by a
member of the Committee or the Secretary, be expelled from the Showground.
15. In the event of any prize in the schedule being provided for by private
contribution, it shall take the place of the Society’s prize if the Committee so
determines.
16. Protests must be lodged in writing within one hour of the event, or within three
events and must be accompanied by a fee of $50.00 which will be forfeited if
such protest is deemed frivolous.
17. All persons exhibiting shall accept the decision of the Judges appointed by the Society
and on all protests, the decision of the Committee shall be final and without appeal.
18. No Collection for charitable or other purpose will be allowed to be taken up on the
Ground, without the consent of the Committee.
19. The decision of the Committee on all points shall be final and without appeal.
20. Entry fee must accompany all entries, otherwise they will not be received.
21. Entry Fee to be fixed by the Committee and published in the Schedule.
Any competitors who have won a Championship, are obliged to be present for the
Supreme Championship.
JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITION
OVERALL STEWARD: Mr Ed Colless
TO BE HELD ON: Sunday 29th June 2014 (TBC)
ASC RULES AND REGULATIONS
These rules cover Beef Cattle, Merino Sheep and Fleece Judging Competitions. Competitors must
be over 15 and under 25 years of age on 1 st May in the year of the State Final at the Royal Easter
Show.
To be eligible to compete for the Group Finals, competitors must live and/or work in the District for
three months or be enrolled at the secondary or tertiary institution in the area immediately prior to
the Show.
No competitor can represent more than one Show Society in any one Group Final and no more than
one group in State Final. The winners of the National Final cannot compete at any level in the
particular competition that they won.
From 1993, winners of two (2) State Finals in any one class shall not be eligible for future competitions
in that class.
The Hormel Slide is to be used at all Group and State Finals.
Groups to be entitled to be represented by State Level by two (2) competitors unless otherwise stated.
Merino Judging – Groups to be entitled to be represented at State Level by one (1) competitor. Group
Secretaries must inform ASC of the name, address and phone number of any competitor venue times
of the State Finals.
Memorial Trophy (Most Successful Judge) and Sam Marshall, Caitlin Furber, George Kerr
and Charlotte Ricardo won the special Junior and Sub-Junior Judge’s prizes, donated by Tom
and Tanya Slack-Smith. The Champion Sheep Counter was Richard Marshall. Thank you to
the organizers, guest judges, caterers, supporters and participants for a successful day.
Judging results: Cattle: Snr - 1 Anna Holcombe, 2 Sars Nelson, 3 Jonty White. Jnr - 1 George
Burns, 2 Will Grant, eq. 3 Zoe Provest and Oscar Ricardo. Sub-Jnr - 1 Claudia Logan, 2
Paddy Burns, 3 Clancy Clemson. Wool: results not available. Sheep: Snr - 1 Anna
Holcombe, 2 Sars Nelson, 3 Jonty White. Jnr - 1 Sam Marshall, 2 Georgia Hiscox, 3 George
Burns. Sub-Jnr - 1 Paddy Burns, 2 Claudia Logan, 3 Nick Grant. Poultry: Snr - 1 Anna
Holcombe, 2 Jonty White, 3 Sars Nelson. Jnr - 1 Zoe Provest, 2 George Burns, 3 Jacqui
O’Sullivan. Sub-jnr - 1 Zoe Logan, eq. 2 Clancy Barry, Jack Deshon, 4 Beatrice Hiscox.
Sheep Counting: Boys - 1 Jonty White Girls - 1 Zoe Provest. Ladies - 1 Celia Finger. Men
- 1 Richard Marshall.
Winners of Section 1, 3 & 5 are eligible to compete at Group Finals and if successful,
State Finals, provided they comply with ASC Judging Competition Rules and
Regulations.
CLASS 1: MERINO SHEEP JUDGING COMPETITION
CHIEF STEWARD: James Morris
To commence at 9.00am each entrant to be under 24 years of age on 1 May. No entry fee
is requested, but entry is subject to approval of the Show Committee. Four Merino sheep will
be judged by the competitors, who will make their awards by placing each sheep in their
correct order of merit from first to fourth. Points will be allotted for the correct handling. Each
entrant to be eligible for maximum points is required to hold sheep for other contestants,
either before or after they have judged, after which, the judges of the competition will judge
the sheep and make their awards. A time limit of 12 minutes will be allowed competitors for
judging and a further five (5) minutes for making out their awards, at the expiration of which,
their cards will be handed to the judge. The competitor whose awards are closest to those
of the judge will be declared the winner. Final places will be decided by an oral section
commenting on the sheep judged. Each sheep will, for identification purposes, carry a letter
namely, A, B, C and D.
CLASS 2 - JUNIOR SHEEP JUDGING
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The ASC will advise the competitors of the venue times of the State Finals.
Winners should be requested to do a report on any study tour they take as a result of winning a
competition to justify the sponsorship money.
To be run in conjunction with Class 1. For persons who have not celebrated their fourteenth
(14th ) birthday on 1 May.
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The above rules and regulations are subject to change in accordance with ASC decisions.
CLASS 3 - WOOL JUDGING COMPETITION
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Scott White, phone 6828 5235
2013 Junior Judging day
Junior Judging was held on Sunday 30th June, coinciding with the start of Pony Camp. Juniors (10 U14 years), sub-juniors (U10 yrs.) and a small number of seniors (14 - 24 years) participated in Wool,
Sheep and Cattle Judging, and also a Poultry section. Anna Holcombe received the EP Colless
Each entrant to be under twenty-four (24) years of age on 1 May. No entry fee is
required, but entry is subject to the approval of the Show Committee. Four Fleeces will
be judged on a point score basis. Points will be allotted for handling. The competitor
whose awards are closest to the judge’s will be declared the winner in the event of two
or more competitors scoring an equal number of points for first or second positions, the judge
has the right to select an additional fleece to be judged by such competitors in an endeavour to
place an outright winner.
CLASS 9 - JUNIOR POULTRY JUDGING COMPETITION
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr A Provest
Competitors may be asked to make an oral presentation at the judges’ discretion.
1) 5 birds all of one breed (soft or hard feathered) 2) Judged to Australian Poultry
Standard
CLASS 4 - JUNIOR WOOL JUDGING
To be run in conjunction with Class 3. For persons who have not celebrated their fourteenth (14 th)
birthday on 1 May.
CLASS 5 – CATTLE JUDGING COMPETITION
Classes 1- 9 Society Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR JUDGE
EP Colless Memorial trophy donated by Colless Family
U14 Judges’ Prizes donated by Tom & Tanya Slack-Smith
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Tony Graham, phone 0429 013 123
Each entrant to be under the age of twenty-four (24) years of age on 1 May. No entry fee is
required, but entry is subject to approval of the Show Committee. No less than three animals of
the one breed to be judged and placed in first, second and third by the competitor in accordance
with the points awarded. Each competitor will be allowed fifteen (15) minutes and will be provided
with a card on which he will indicate the number of points to be awarded to each animal put
forward for judgment and his reasons for doing so. After completing their card, they will hand
same to the Steward of the Section for presentation to the judge, who may, if he desires, question
the competitor on any points in his judgment or any feature in connection with the cattle being
judged.
CLASS 6 - JUNIOR CATTLE JUDGING
To be run in conjunction with Class 5. For persons who have not celebrated their fourteenth (14 th)
birthday on 1 May.
CLASS 7 - HORSE JUDGING COMPETITION
If run, to be run during Walgett Pony Camp in July 2014
CHIEF STEWARD: Miss M Ozoux.
Each entry under the age of twenty-four (24) years of age on 1 May. No entry fee is required, but
entry is subject to approval of the Show Committee. No less than three horses to be judged and
placed in first, second and third by the competitor in accordance with the points awarded. Each
competitor will be allowed fifteen (15) minutes and will be provided with a card on which he will
indicate the number of points to be awarded to each animal put forward for judgment and his
reasons for doing so. After completing their card, they will hand same to the Steward of the
Section for presentation to the judge, who may, if he desires, question the competitor on any
points in his judgment or any feature in connection
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with the horses being judged.
CLASS 8 - JUNIOR HORSE JUDGING COMPETITION
To be run in conjunction with Class 7. For persons who have not celebrated their fourteenth (14th)
birthday on 1 May.
SECTION E - CATTLE
SECTION EA - LED CATTLE
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr John Holcombe, phone 68285224
Steward: Mr Jeff Holcombe, Mr Dave Denyer.
Conditions: Stock to be on the ground by 7.30am on the second day of the Show or
preferably the night before. 1st and 2nd Society Ribbons and Award Cards, except in Special
Classes. NOTE: Age of cattle at 1st May. In all sections where cow and calf be under eight
(8) months old on first day of the Show. Owners to provide collars in led section. Except in
all Special Classes listed, led and unled cattle will not be judged in the same event. First
placings only to be awarded in classes receiving three (3) or less entries. All exhibits must
be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. The Committee reserves the right to divide or group
any classes for judging if numbers dictate.
NLIS – All cattle must be identified with NLIS devices. All prior movements need to be up to
date otherwise life-time traceablity will be lost. Show Society needs PIC of property animals
came from and are going to and NVD and TSS documentation.
Most Successful Exhibitor in Cattle. Any one Breed. JP O’Brien Memorial Trophy
donated by the family of the Late J P O’Brien. To be awarded on points basis as follows:
1st = 5 points, 2nd = 4 points. Champion = 3 points and Reserve Champion = 2 points. The
above points to be increased 25% in each case where the prize winner is bred by the
exhibitor. Two Best Bulls. Any age to be Beef Breed and bred by t he exhibitor. Not to be
judged as a pair. Trophy donated by Est Late J R Moore.
Sires Progeny Group: Three (3) animals both sexes, to be represented by one sire and
bred by the exhibitor. Trophy donated by Bill Powell.
Cow with Calf: Both to be judged. F L Marshall Memorial Trophy. Donated by
Marshall Family.
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Best Pair of Females: Best pair of heifers Trophy donated by J & R Holcombe.
Handler's Trophy (Junior Under 25 Years): Society Ribbon. Trophy donated by D & F
Denyer
(a)
(b)
All exhibits to be one distinct breed. ENTRY FEE: $5.00
Female 3 years and over.
Female 2 years and under 3
years. (c) Female 1 year and
under 2 years.
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1)
2)
3)
4)
Hereford or Poll Hereford
Charolais
Angus
Other Pure Breed
1.
2.
Female under 12 months.
Female 12 months - under 16 months
Female 16 months - under 20 months
Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Female of Breed
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
3.
4.
Female 20 months - under 24 months
5.
Female 24 months - under 30 months
6.
Female 30 months and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Female of Breed
Grand Champion Female of Breed (Hereford Trophy Donated by Walgett Vet Clinic) 7.
Bull under 12 months.
8.
Bull 12 months - under 16 months
9.
Bull 16 months - under 20 months
Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Bull of Breed
10. Bull 20 months - under 24 months
11. Bull 24 months - under 30 months
12. Bull 30 months and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Bull of Breed
Grand Champion Bull of Breed (Trophy Donated by Mr C Pye)
Grand Champion Female of Show (Trophy Donated by Elders Pastoral)
Grand Champion Bull of Show (Trophy Donated by Elders Pastoral)
Supreme Led Cattle Exhibit. Society Ribbon (Trophy donated by Mr W Buchanan)
SECTION. EB - COMMERCIAL BREEDERS
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Russell Hiscox, phone 68 281 246
Steward: Mr David Denyer, phone 68 281 875
Most Successful Exhibitor. Trophy donated by P & S Mackenzie and Society Ribbon.
1
2
3
4
British Breeds. Classes a - h.
Bos Indicus Breeds. Classes a - h.
European Breeds. Classes a - h.
Composite Breeds. Classes a - h.
All cattle must be bred by the exhibitor. ENTRY FEE $2.00.
Cow with calf at foot, both to be judged.
Pen of three females under 2 ½ years.
Best Breeding Pen (comprising female over 3 years, female 2 years and under 3 years
and female 1 year and under 2 years.)
Pen of Three Females under 2 ½ years. First prize winners of individual pen of three
are eligible to compete in this class.
Champion Commercial Female of the Show. Trophy donated by J & J Friend & Society
Ribbon.
Reserve Champion Commercial Female. Society Ribbon
Champion Pen of Commercial Breeders. Trophy donated by R & S Marshall & Society
Ribbon.
SECTION EC - COMMERCIAL CATTLE
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Russell Hiscox Phone 68 281 246
Conditions: Cattle must be on the ground by 8.00am on the second day of the Show or
preferably the night before.
Judging commences 9.00am on the second day of the Show. ENTRY FEE $2.00.
The judging of all commercial cattle will be based on:- Quality,
2) Confirmation, 3) Finish, 4) Trade weight suitability. All
vealers to have their milk teeth.
Vealer not over 12 months.
Pen of 3 Domestic Feeder steers/heifers, 300-400kg. Milk Teeth
Pen of 3 Export Feeders, steers/heifers, 400-500kg. 0-2-Teeth
Pen of 3 Heavy Steers, Bullocks, 500 kg +, Grass or grain fed, 2-8 Teeth
Pen Classes Trophies donated by Peter Braithwaite Supplements—Prolix
Champion and Reserve Champion Exhibit will receive a Society Ribbon.
NOTE: Provision will be made for exhibits with OJD Accreditation.
WALGETT SHOW SOCIETY INC. RISK WARNING
THANKS AND APPRECIATION
The success of our annual Show is made
possible bySocieties Council
The Agricultural
the unstinting cooperation and generous of
support
we
NSW advises
that the
receive from so many people. Hours
of
voluntary
participation, including passive
assistance, sponsorship of events, participation,
straight out in events or
donations, support of the Show schedule
by
advertising,
activities
at an agricultural show
are but some of the ways this Show society
is helped.
contains
elements of risk, both
Without this help it would not be possible
to conduct
a
obvious
and inherent.
The risks
Show.
It is therefore the wish of theinvolved
Committee
that
may result in property
its appreciation of this generosity be placed
on record
so personal injury
damage
and/or
as those who come within the wide range of people
who
including death.
give us help is such a variety of ways., will know that
such help and assistance is not taken for granted.
Please
It is not possible to fairly record the names
of thenote:
manyIndemnity and
waiver forms
must be signed by
individuals involved and in case unintentional
omission
exhibitors
and
offends, our very sincere thanks goes to the many friends competitors.
of the Walgett Show Society.
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SECTION F- MERINO SHEEP
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr James Morris, “Bonanza”, Walgett. Phone: 68 287 231 ASSISTANT
SHEEP STEWARDS: P de Lepervanche, T Morris, B O’Keeffe, D Berrell, D Wilson, C Ritter, Mrs J
Morris, Mrs A O'Brien, Mrs P de Lepervanche, Mrs B Colless and Mrs K Gibbons.
STAN DUGAN MEMORIAL TROPHY: Supreme Merino Exhibit Ram or Ewe. Grand Champion
eligible. Trophy and sash donated by JR & JT Morris.
TOOTHA TROPHY: To be awarded to the best sheep handler in the opinion of the Judge and the
Chief Steward. Points allotted 50% for attendance, 50% for handling. Handlers to be under the
age of 25 years on the first day of the Show. Trophy donated by the O'Keeffe family.
Conditions: All rams to be from Accredited Brucellosis Free Flock. -Certificate to be shown prior
to unloading. Sheep must be footrot free. All sheep must be bred by exhibitor. Poll Merinos are
eligible to compete in all Sheep Sections. Date of shearing to be taken into consideration by the
Judge when awarding prizes.
The stewards have the right to transfer exhibits to other classes if in the opinion of the Judge, they
are not entered n their correct classes. The age of the sheep will be decided on the number of
teeth showing.
SECTION F- FLOCK BREEDERS
Classes 1-10
Conditions: Registered Stud Breeders, exhibitors of Registered Sheep and other Ram
Breeders are not eligible to compete in these classes. A Grassfed shall mean a sheep
that has been grazed at large on any pasture, not artificially watered, it shall not be
protected from the weather, clipped, rugged or oiled, but may be crutched, wigged or
polled. Sheep gaining first place awards in each class in this Section can compete in the
OPEN GRASSFED SECTION and unless beaten, are eligible for the Grand Champion
and Junior Champion. All sheep must be on the ground by 8.00am on the first day of
the Show.
ALL SHEEP MUST COMPLY WITH GRASSFED CONDITIONS AND BE BRED BY THE
EXHIBITOR. Positively no late entries.. Judging will commence at 9.00am on the first day.
ENTRY FEE 50 cents. Special Classes $1.00.
MEDIUM WOOL
1.
Ewe
2 tooth 2.
Ewe
4 tooth
3.
Ewe 6 tooth
4.
Ewe, Full mouth
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Champion and Reserve Medium Wool Ewe.
STRONG WOOL EWE
5.
Ewe 2 tooth 6.
Ewe 4 tooth
7.
Ewe 6 tooth
8.
Ewe, Full mouth
Champion and Reserve Strong Wool Ewe
SPECIAL CLASSES
9.
10.
LOLLEEP TROPHY. Pen of Three Merino Ewes 2 & 4 tooth. To be judged with
due regard to type and uniformity.
Trophy donated by Lolleep Pastoral Co.
BONANZA TROPHY. Donated by the Morris Family: Pen of Five Merino Ewes
any age. To be judged with due regard to type and uniformity.
Trophy donated by Morris Family.
Exhibitors must supply their sheep’s feed and water containers. Penning of sheep pens in all
sections to be allotted by ballot on the afternoon prior to the Show. Early entries would be
appreciated to carry out the above
T F O’KEEFFE MEMORIAL TROPHY: Champion Ewe. Flock Breeders.
Trophy donated by the O’Keeffe family.
Except where otherwise stated 1st and 2nd Society Ribbons and Cards. Third prize will be awarded
where there are 7 entries and over, 4th prize, 10 entries and over for each class. Positively no late
entries.
HAVELOCK TROPHY. Reserve Champion Ewe. Flock Breeders.
Trophy donated by G L Mace and Son.
KIGWIGIL TROPHY. Champion 2 Tooth Ewe. Flock Breeders.
Trophy donated by Warden Family.
MILREA TROPHY. Reserve Champion 2 Tooth Ewe. Flock Breeders.
Trophy donated by Milrea Pastoral Co.
BILL PRICE MEMORIAL TROPHY. Most Successful Exhibitor.
SECTION F- OPEN GRASSFED MERINO SHEEP
CLASSES 11-28
All rams to be from Accredited Brucellosis Free Flock. Certificate to be shown prior to unloading.
Sheep must be footrot free. Poll Merinos are eligible to compete in all Sheep Sections. Exhibitors
must supply their sheep’s feed and water containers. Penning of sheep pens in all sections to be
allotted by ballot on the afternoon prior to the Show. Conditions: Early entries would be appreciated
to carry out the above. A grassfed shall mean a sheep that has been grazed at large on any pasture,
not artificially watered. It shall not be protected from weather, clipped, rugged or oiled, but may be
crutched, wigged or polled. Sheep may compete in Class 41 and are eligible for Grand Champion and
Junior Champion. All exhibits must be on the ground by 8.00am on the first day of the Show . All
sheep to be the property of and bred by the exhibitor.
ENTRY FEE $1.00 with a maximum of $2.00 per class Judging to commence after the completion of
the Flock Breeders Section. Positively no late entries
24.
Ram 6 tooth and full mouth.
Champion and Reserve Strong Wool Ram – Open Grassfed
SPECIAL OPEN GRASSFED CLASSES
25.
EURIE PLAINS TROPHY. Pen of three (3) rams any age, combing, to be bred
by the exhibitor. To be selected from the exhibits in Open Grassfed Classes.
Trophy donated by the Collins Family
26.
BOOROOMA TROPHY – Best exhibit of five (5) Merino Ewes, 2 tooth, bred
by the exhibitor within Walgett Show District. May be selected from Grassfed
Open exhibits classes to be judged with due regard to type and uniformity. Trophy
donated by J Wheaton
27.
ELDERS LTD TROPHY: Best exhibit of Three (3) Merino Ewes, any age, bred
by the exhibitor. To be selected from exhibits in Open Grassfed Classes. To be
judged with due regard to type and uniformity. Trophy donated by Elders Ltd.
28.
NATIONAL BANK TROPHY: Best exhibit of Five (5) Merino Ewes any age,
bred by the exhibitor. To be judged with due regard to type and uniformity.
Trophy donated by National Australia Bank.
JF & N COCHRANE TROPHY. Champion 2 Tooth Ewe – Open Grassfed. Trophy
donated by JF & N Cochrane.
Champion 2 Tooth Ram. Open Grassfed. Trophy donated by Walgett Show
Society. JEMALONG TROPHY. Champion Ram – Open Grassfed. Trophy donated
by Jemalong Wool.
DOUG WILSON TROPHY: Reserve Champion Ram – Open Grassfed. Trophy
donated by D & A Wilson.
IAN BERRELL MEMORIAL TROPHY: Champion Ewe – Open Grassfed. Trophy
donated by D & A Berrell.
JSC CAMPBELL TROPHY: Reserve Champion Ewe – Open Grassfed. Trophy
donated by Mr JSC Campbell.
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MEDIUM WOOL EWES.
11.
Ewe 2 tooth
12.
Ewe 4 tooth
13.
Ewe 6 tooth
14.
Ewe full mouth.
Champion and Reserve Medium Wool Ewe – Open Grassfed.
STRONG WOOL EWES
15.
Ewe 2 tooth 16.
Ewe 4 tooth
17.
Ewe 6 tooth
18.
Ewe full mouth.
Champion & Reserve Strong Wool Ewe – Open Grassfed.
MEDIUM WOOL RAMS.
19.
Ram 2 tooth
20.
Ram 4 tooth
21.
Ram 6 tooth and Full Mouth.
Champion and Reserve Medium Wool Ram – Open Grassfed.
STRONG WOOL RAMS
22.
Ram 2 tooth
23.
Ram 4 tooth
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SECTION F - HOUSED MERINO SHEEP
CLASSES 29-41
Conditions: All rams to be from Accredited Brucellosis Free, Flock-Certificate to be shown
prior to unloading. Sheep must be footrot free. Provision will be made for Exhibits with OJD
Accreditation. Poll Merinos are eligible to compete in all Sheep Sections. Exhibitors must
supply their sheep’s feed and water containers. Penning of sheep pens in all sections to be
allotted by ballot on the afternoon prior to the Show. Early entries would be appreciated to
carry out the above..
No sheep can compete in more than one class, except where specially provided. Housed
sheep can compete in Class 41 and the Grand Champion and Junior Champions. All
exhibits must be on the ground by 12 noon on the first day of the Show. All sheep to be the
property of and bred by the Exhibitor.
Judging of the Housed Sheep will commence after the completion of the Open Grassfed
Section
A A S M B Rule 19 & 19a applies to Classes 29 - 48.
ENTRY FEE $1.00. Positively no late entries.
MEDIUM WOOL RAMS - MARCH SHORN
29.
Ram milk and 2 tooth.
30.
Ram 4 tooth and over. STRONG WOOL RAMS - MARCH SHORN
31.
Ram milk and 2 tooth.
32.
Ram 4 tooth and over.
Champion and Reserve March Shorn Ram – Housed.
MEDIUM WOOL EWES - MARCH SHORN
33.
Ewe milk and 2 tooth 34. Ewe 4 tooth and over.
STRONG WOOL EWES - MARCH SHORN
35.
Ewe milk and 2 tooth.
36.
Ewe 4 tooth and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion March Shorn Ewe - Housed.
MEDIUM WOOL RAMS - AUGUST SHORN 37.
Ram 2 tooth.
38.
Ram 4 tooth.
39.
Ram 6 tooth and full mouth.
Champion and Reserve Medium Wool Ram – Housed.
MEDIUM WOOL EWES - AUGUST SHORN 40.
Ewe 2 tooth.
41.
Ewe 4 tooth.
42.
Ewe 6 tooth and full mouth.
Champion and Reserve Medium Wool Ewe – Housed.
STRONG WOOL RAMS - AUGUST SHORN
43.
Ram 2 tooth.
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43.
Ram 4 tooth.
44.
Ram 6 tooth and full mouth.
Champion and Reserve Strong Wool Ram - Housed
STRONG WOOL EWES - AUGUST SHORN
46.
Ewe 2 tooth.
47.
Ewe 4 tooth..
48.
Ewe 6 tooth and full mouth.
Champion & Reserve Strong Wool Ewe – Housed.
49.
SPECIAL CLASSES
BAIRNKINE TROPHY. Pen of two rams and two ewes. Trophy donated by the
Zell Family.
IVAN LETCHFORD TROPHY. Champion 2 Tooth Ewe of Show. Trophy donated by Ivan
Letchford.
de LEPERVANCHE TROPHY. Reserve Champion 2 Tooth Ewe of Show. Trophy
donated by the de Lepervanche Family.
ROBERT CAMPBELL TROPHY. Champion Junior Ram 2 Tooth of Show.
Trophy donated by Robert Campbell.
ELDERS LTD TROPHY: Reserve Champion 2 Tooth Ram of Show. Trophy donated
by Elders Ltd.
DUNUMBRAL TROPHY. Grand Champion Ram of Show. Trophy donated by the
Ritter Family.
NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK TROPHY. Reserve Grand Champion Ram of Show.
Trophy donated by the National Australia Bank.
WALGETT TAXI SERVICE TROPHY. Grand Champion Ewe of the Show. Trophy
donated by Farr & Newman Families.
I F SANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY. Reserve Grand Champion Ewe of the Show.
Trophy donated by Ms P Sanderson.
SECTION G—WOOL
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Scott White, Phone 02 68 285 235
ASSISTANT STEWARDS: Messrs A Newton, J Murray, R Mace, A Brigden,
J Campbell.
Conditions: Judging commences Friday 9th May 2014. Fleeces to reach Wool Pavilion
before 3.00pm, Friday 9th May 2014. No late entries will be judged unless prior
arrangements are made with the Chief Steward. All fleeces must be owned and bred by
exhibitor and clearly marked with exhibitor’s name and class entered. Fleeces must be
grown and/or shorn in current Show season. Fleeces in all classes must be skirted.
Judge will make weight deductions for “skirty” fleeces. Society Ribbons will be awarded
for class placings. Award cards and Ribbons for Trophy classes. The Judge has the
right to reclassify any fleece. Spinners type fleeces from Tablelands area must be
entered in Class 1. Housed, Semi-housed, rugged and fleeces from supplementary fed
sheep must be entered in Classes 2 & 3. All fleeces eligible for one class only.
Registered Studs and other Ram Breeders ineligible to compete in Flock Classes.
Wool from pets eligible in pet class only. All fleeces from Classes 1-13 eligible for Grand
and Reserve Grand Champion Award and Champion Flock Fleece. 20
Trophy presentation second day of the Show in the Wool Pavilion. NOTE: All fleeces to
be picked up by 6.00pm on the second day of the Show. All remaining fleeces will be
donated to the Show Society, unless other arrangements have been made with the Chief
Steward.
OPEN CLASSES
1.
Merino Spinners Fleece – any quality
Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – any quality
Merino Ram Fleece – any quality 4.
Best Pet’s
Fleece
OPEN TOPMAKERS TYPE WOOL ONLY
5.
Best Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – Fine
6.
Best Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – Medium
7.
Best Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – Strong
8.
Best Merino Ram Fleece - Fine
9.
Best Merino Ram Fleece – Medium 10.
Best Merino
Ram Fleece – Strong
FLOCK TOPMAKER TYPE WOOL ONLY
11.
Best Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – Fine
12.
Best Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – Medium
13.
Best Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece – Strong
SPECIAL CLASSES TOPMAKERS TYPE WOOL ONLY. SEPARATE ENTRIES. PAIR OF
FLEECES TO BE NOMINATED BY OWNER.
2.
3.
Not eligible for Grand, Reserve Grand Champion, Champion Topmaking or Champion Flock Awards.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Best Pair Merino Ewe or Wether Fleeces – Fine Agg. Trophy donated by Landmark
Best Pair Merino Ewe or Wether Fleeces – Medium
Agg. Trophy donated by Hawkins Family of “Willowan”
Best Pair Merino Ewe or Wether Fleeces - Strong
Agg. Woodham’s Fuel Supplies Trophy donated by J & M Woodham
Best Matched pair of Fleeces Ewe or Wether. This class - any quality. To be matched in
all characteristics. Colour, quality, length, style and weight. Not point scored. Best fleece
not necessarily the winner. Ulah Trophy donated by Fleming Family.
Best Donated Fleece. Commercial Value. Topmakers type wool only. Not point scored.
Trophy donated by R Campbell.
Best Commercial Value Ewe or Wether Fleece - Fine.
Best Commercial Value Ewe or Wether Fleece. - Medium.
Best Commercial Value Ewe or Wether Fleece - Strong
TOM COLEMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY. Best Commercial Value Fleece - Any quality.
Trophy donated by Ms J Coleman.
KRT DUGAN MEMORIAL TROPHY. Grand Champion Fleece of the Show.
Fleece to be judged on individual merit from Classes 1-13. Trophy donated by the Estate of K R
T Dugan.
F N MARSHALL MEMORIAL TROPHY. Reserve Grand Champion Fleece of the Show. From
Classes 1-13. Trophy donated by Mrs M Marshall.
SCHUTE BELL TROPHY. The most visually appealing fleece - Classes 11-13.
KINCORA TROPHY. Champion Topmakers Type Fleece. From Classes 5-10.
Trophy donated by Mr M O’Brien
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ROSSMORE TROPHY. Champion Flock Topmaker Type Fleece. From Classes 11-13.
Trophy donated by WH & TC Treweeke, Rossmore.
THALABA TROPHY. Champion Pair Flock Fleeces. From Classes 14-16. Flock Breeders only.
Trophy donated by the Family of the Late F N Marshall.
IVAN LETCHFORD TROPHY. Most Successful Exhibitor. To be judged on a point score basis.
First 3 points, Second 2 points and Third 1 point. Fleeces from Classes 1-21 eligible.
Trophy donated by Ivan Letchford.
DONATED FLEECES - thank you to all donors, incl. Willowan, I & V Weber, G & L
Caton, Lamph family, Bando, R & P Hutchinson, T Yeomans, Tootha, G Yeomans, P &
C Marshall, H A & R Newton, Red Plain, J Wheaton, Llanillo and Thalaba.
WALGETT WETHER TRIAL NEWS - 2013
CHIEF STEWARD: Brennan O'Keeffe. 68 288 474
The shearing of the 2012/2013 Wether Trial was held at “Borumbil” on 26th March 2013.
Thank you to all involved, especially the Hawkins family for running the teams at
“Willowan”. Thank you to the wether donors and working bee helpers for the new wool
tables.
The trophy sponsors and place getters were: Fletchers International Trophy
Champion Team (Combined Wool & Carcass Award) - “Tootha”, Novartis Trophy Best Flock Breeder (combined Wool & Carcass Award) - “Glen Eden” , Bayer Animal
Health Trophy - Wool Section 1st - “Tootha”, Schute Bell Trophy - Wool Section 2nd
- “Yarraldool”, Jemalong
Wool Trophy - Wool Section 3rd - “Maroubra”, Elders Trophy - Best Processing Wool
“Myall”, Gordon Godson Memorial Trophy - Most Even team -“Willowan”, Landmark
Trophy - Highest Commercial Value Fleece - ”Yarraldool”, Clemson Hiscox Trophy Carcass Section 1st - “Woodlawn”, Weston Wool Trophy - Carcass Section 2nd “Wamerawa”, Millstead Shearing Trophy - Carcass Section 3rd - “Maroubra”.
WALGETT SHOW SOCIETY MERINO WETHER COMPETITION
Competition to be restricted to Walgett Show District. Sheep to be property of and bred by
the exhibitor and bear his registered earmark Sheep entered at own risk.
Eight (8) unshorn wether weaners to comprise a team.
The Committee reserves the right to mulse all wethers. Limit of one team per competitor.
Competitors must agree to run and care for the competition sheep for one year.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any entry. All wethers to run as a mob for the
duration of the Trial. No artificial stimulants or chemicals beyond normal husbandry.
In the event of a drought, the Committee reserves the right to transfer wethers or abandon
the Trial. Wool to become the property of the Show Society. Proceeds to be divided net of
costs.
50% to Show Society and 50% to person running the Trial.
At the completion of the trial, wool will be weighed and valued. The lowest valued fleece in
each team shall be removed and the remaining fleeces averaged. In the event of a team
having five or less fleeces, all fleeces will be included and will be averaged by five.
The Committee reserves the right to award trophies, accept or reject sponsorship as they see
fit on an annual basis.
WALGETT SHOW SOCIETY CROP COMPETITION: not held in 2013.
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SECTION I - CHILDREN’S PETS
CHIEF STEWARD:
Mrs Tina Lawrence, Phone: 68 282 413
Exhibitors must supply their own cage or lead. Pups and kittens must have their eyes open. Child
handlers only. School students or younger. All exhibitors are responsible for the care and safety
of their pets. Entries to be made at arrival at Showground (near the bull ring).
Pets judging to take place on Saturday 10th May, at 10.30 am before the dog judging.
1) Largest pet
2) Pet with most Hair
5) Most unusual pet
3) Smallest pet
4) Best decorated pet
6) Consolation pet
Sponsored by Walgett Veterinary Clinic. Prizes for 1st & 2nd & ribbons awarded in each
class.
SECTION J – DOG SPORTS
CHIEF STEWARD: Megan Duncan Phone 6828 1544
Current Veterinary Vaccination Certificate (3 in 1 vaccination is the minimum level) or Titres
Certificate required. ENTRY FEE is one dollar. Ribbons & cards for first and second prizes. Dogs
must be on lead when not competing. Owners are responsible for their dogs at all times. The first
event will commence at 9.45 am on the first day of the Show. Classes may be changed at the
discretion of the Judge on the day.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Egg & spoon with dog on lead race
Five bar jumping (height according to dog size).
Dog in action race (jump , table, tunnel, jump). First prize $100 + ribbon
Dog Barrel race. First prize $100 plus ribbon
Champion Sporting Dog: Most successful dog in Section J. Trophy donated by Ed Colless
& Robyn Walters and Society Ribbon
SECTION K – DOGS
CHIEF STEWARD: Dr Enid Coupe Phone 6828 1090
Current Veterinary Vaccination Certificate (3 in 1 vaccination is the minimum level) or Titres
Certificated required. All dogs must be kept on lead whilst on the Showgrounds. Owners are
responsible for their dogs at all times. ENTRY FEE is one dollar and nominations will be taken
from 10.00 am on the first day of the Show. Judging will commence at 11 am. Ribbons and cards
for first and second prizes. Registered and non-registered dogs are eligible to compete. Classes
may be changed at the discretion of the Judge on the day. A Table of the more common dog
breeds in each Group is over the page.
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WORKING DOGS:
1.
Aust Kelpie Pup under 6 months
7.
Cattle Dog Pup under 6
months
2.
Aust Kelpie Bitch 6 months & over
8.
Cattle Bitch 6 months & over
3.
Aust Kelpie Dog 6 months & over
9.
Cattle Dog 6 months & over
4.
Border Collie Pup under 6 months
10.
Other working breed under 6 months
5.
Border Collie Bitch 6 months & over 11.
Other working breed bitch over 6 mths
6.
Border Collie Dog 6 months & over 12.
Other working breed dog over 6 mths
Best in Working Dog Group. Society Ribbon & Card
GUNDOGS:
13.
Gundog pup under 6 months
15.
Gundog dog 6 months & over
14.
Gundog Bitch 6 months & over
Best in Gundog Group
HOUNDS:
16.
Hound Pup under 6
months
18.
Hound Dog 6 months
& over
17.
Hound Bitch 6
months & over. Best in
Hound Group TERRIERS:
19.
Terrier Pup under 6 months
21.
Terrier
Dog 6 months & over
20.
Terrier Bitch 6 mths & over
Best in Terrier Group
TOY BREEDS:
22.
Toy Breed Pup under 6 months
24.
Toy Breed Dog
6 months & over
23.
Terrier Breed Bitch 6 mths & over
Best in Toy Breeds Group
NON SPORTING & UTILITY DOGS:
25.
Non-Sport & Utility Pup Under 6 mths
27.
Non-Sport & Utility Dog 6
mths+
26.
Non-Sport & Utility Bitch 6 months & over
Best in Non Sporting & Utility Dog Group
MISCELLANEOUS:
28.
Best Mutt or Bitch
29.
Best Pig Dog
30.
Best Puppy – any breed under 6 months – Trophy for Best Puppy of Show
31.
Best sheep dog or bitch (any breed) suitable for work in the Walgett District. Trophy
donated by Mr Bruce Marshall.
32.
Best Child Handler
Winners of Best in Group will compete for the Grand Champion and Champion Dog of Show.
Winners of Classes 1 to 3 will compete for the Champion Kelpie of Show.
Grand Champion Dog or Bitch of Show. Society Ribbon & Trophy donated by Mr Bill Powell
Champion Opposite Sex to Grand Champion. Society Ribbon & Trophy donated by Mr Bill
Powell
Champion Kelpie of Show. Society Ribbon & Trophy donated by Mrs Patty Sanderson.
Vet’s Choice Best Pet. Society Ribbon & Trophy donated by Walgett Veterinary Clinic.
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SECTION H—POULTRY
CHIEF STEWARD Mr A Provest, Phone: (02) 68 282 148
WORKING DOGS
GUNDOGS
HOUNDS
Australian Cattle Dog Cocker Spaniel
Afghan Hound
Australian Kelpie
Curly Coated Retriever
Basset Hound
Australian Shepherd
English Setter
Beagle
TERRIERS
American
Staffordshire Terrier
Australian Terrier
English Springer Spaniel
Border Collie
Dachshund
Bull Terrier
German Shepherd
German Shorthaired
Pointer
Deerhound
Cairn Terrier
German Koolie
Golden Retriever
Shetland Sheepdog
Greyhound
Fox Terrier
Welsh Corgi
Labrador Retriever
Australian
Stumpy
Tail Cattle Dog
Weimaraner
Maremma Sheepdog
Rhodesian
Ridgeback
Jack Russell Terrier
Saluki
Scottish Terrier
Whippet
Skye Terrier
Staffordshire Bull
Terrier
Tenterfield Terrier
West Highland Terrier
TOY BREEDS
NON-SPORTING
UTILITY
Australian Silky
Terrier
Cavalier King
Charles Spaniel
Boston Terrier
Akita
British Bulldog
Alaskan Malamute
Dalmatian
Boxer
Chihuahua
English Toy Terrier Black & Tan
Bullmastiff
French Bulldog
Doberman
German Spitz
Dogue de
Bordeaux
Griffon Bruxellois
Italian Greyhound
Great Dane
Maltese
Japanese Spitz
Papillon
Keeshond
German Pinscher
Mastiff
Rottweiler
Pekingese
Lhasa Apso
Pomeranian
Poodle
Pug
Shih Tzu
Yorkshire Terrier
Samoyed
Schnauzer
Siberian Husky
Assistant Steward: Mrs C Provest
ENTRY FEE: $1.00 per entry.
Champion of each section $15 prize money. Reserve Champion of each section $5.00.
LARGE FOWL HARDFEATHER
Male
Female
OEG Black Red
1
2
OEG Pile
3
4
OEG Blue Red
5
6
OEG Duckwing
7
8
OEG Brown Red or Grey
9
10
OEG AOC
11
12
Aust Game AC
15
16
Indian AC
17
18
Pitt Game Black
19
20
Pitt Game AOC
21
22 AOV Hardfeather
23
24
Please indicate AOV variety – Extra class will be made if sufficient entries are forthcoming.
Champion and Reserve
Champion Large Hardfeather
LARGE FOWL SOFTFEATHER
Male
Female
Rhode Island AC
25
26
Sussex A/C
27
28
Plymouth Rock AC
29
30
Silkie AC
31
32
Wyndotte AC
33
34
Leghorn AC
35
36
Australorp
37
38
Australian Langshan
9
40
AOV
41
42
Champion and Reserve Champion Large Softfeather
SOFTFEATHER BANTAMS
Male
Female
Pekin White
43
44
Pekin Black
45
46
Pekin OAC
47
48
Rhode Island AC
49
50
Wyandotte White
51
52
Wyandotte AOC
53
54
Australorp
55
56
Langshan AC
57
58
Sussex AC
59
60
Rosecomb AC
61
62
Leghorn White
63
64
Leghorn AOC
65
66
Softfeather AOV
67
68
Champion and Reserve Champion Softfeather Bantam
HARDFEATHER BANTAMS
Male
Female
Modern Black Red
69
70
Modern AOC
71
72
Indian AC
73
74
Australian Black Red
75
76
Australian OAC
77
78
Pit Black
79
80
Pit AOC
81
82
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HARDFEATHER BANTAMS
OEG Black Red LL
OEG Black Red DL
OEG Blue Tail – White Tail
Duckwing AC LL
Duckwing AC DL
OEG Pile
OEG Spangle
OEG Brown Red Grey
OEG Blue Red
OEG Ginger
OEG AOC
AOV Hardfeather
Male
83
85
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
102
104
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Female
84
86
87
89
91
93
95
97
99
101
103
105
Champion and Reserve Champion Hardfeather Bantam. Society Ribbon
PIGEONS
Male
Racing Homer Blue Checker
106
Racing Homer Black Checker
108
Racing Homer Red Checker
110
Racing Homer Blue Barr
112
Racing Homer Pied
114
Racing Homer Grizzle
116
Racing Homer White
118
Modena Garzzie
120
Modena Shetty
122
Australian Fantail White
124
Australian Fantail AOC
126
Indian Fantail AC
128
King AC
130
Tumbler AC
132
Jacobin AC
134
AOV
136
Table Bird
138
Champion and Reserve Champion Pigeon. Society Ribbon
WATER FOWL
Male
Muscovy White
140
Muscovy AOC
142
Khaki Campbell
144
Indian Runner
146
Welsh Harlequin
148
Bantam Duck AV
150
AOV Waterfowl
152
Female
107
109
111
113
115
117
119
121
123
125
127
129
131
133
135
137
139
Female
141
143
145
147
149
151
153
Champion and Reserve Champion Water Fowl. Society Ribbon
JUNIOR SECTION.
Hardfeather Large
Hardfeather Bantam
Softfeather Large
Softfeather Bantam
Water Fowl
Male
J1
J3
J5
J7
J9
Female
J2
J4
J6
J8
J10
Please note Juniors must be over the age of 4 years old and under 15 years.
Juniors must be present to pen birds and must be present at the time of judging.
Grand Champion Bird of the Show. Society Ribbon
Reserve Grand Champion Bird of the Show. Society Ribbon
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See the 76th Annual Walgett Show Entertainment Guide for more
details about what’s on at the Show this year …….
2WEB Saturday
- Quick shears Sunday afternoon
Bike Show, Ute Show Saturday - Animal Farm - stalls
Fireworks and band Saturday night - exhibits - ring events - livestock - Tug-of-War - side show alley - Hospitality Tent - and
more!!!
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Walgett Showgirls
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1973
1974
1975
1976
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1981
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1983
1984
1985
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2006
2008
2009
2011
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Miss Marcia Marshall, (Rowntree) placed 3rd in Sydney
Miss Beth Hazlett (Waitemeyer)
Miss Helen Dight (Bell)– Finalist in Sydney
Miss Jill Colless, (Powell) Placed 2nd in Sydney
Miss Christine Hughes (Dugan)
Miss Jane Colless (Keir)
Miss Judy Storey, (Evans) Finalist in Sydney
Miss Susan Lawrance
Miss Vicki O’Brien (Cuddigan)
Miss Robyn Edgar (Dowsett)
Miss Kerry Rose (Warden)
Miss Louella Evans
Miss Belinda Powell, (Bramma) Finalist in Sydney 1981
Miss Prue Sendall (Hutchinson)
Miss Carol Weber (McDonald)
Miss Prue Powell (Sinclair)
Miss Sharon Gibson (Hannigan)
Miss Debra Braithwaite
Miss Ruth Hamilton
Miss Debbie Schneider
Miss Pedr Willis (Corderoy)
Miss Kiralie Harris, placed 2nd in Sydney
Miss Kate Morris, (Ledingham) Finalist in Sydney
Miss Linda Azevedo (Schmetzer)
Miss Sinead Murphy (Howard)
Miss Belinda McMillan
Miss Bronwyn Roughley
Miss Nicole Voss (Weate)
Miss Alison Evans
Miss Polly Gibbons
Miss Prue Warden
Miss Emma Remond
Miss Brianna Dennis
Miss Rylee Usher
Miss Emily Colless
Miss Sarah Groat, placed 2nd in Sydney
2014
Miss Sally Newton, Finalist in Sydney (at time of print).
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30 LIST OF TROPHY DONORS &SPONSORS FOR 2012/13
(cont.)
LIST OF TROPHY DONORS &SPONSORS FOR 2012/13
AgNVet
Allerton family
Anderson, Mrs K
Andrews, Mrs L
Ashley Price TV & Austar
Azevedo, Mrs W
Baker, Mrs J
Baker, Mrs K
Balderson, Ms M
Barrett, S & M
Barry, J & J
Bayer Animal Health
Beckwith, R & P
Bergin, C
Berrell, D & A
Bilary Nursery Memorial
Bi-Rite Electrical
Blackman, T
Bonanza Merino Stud
Bow family
Bowyer Building
Dell Bradley Memorial
Brayshaw, Mrs T
Buchanan, W & F
Burke, Mrs D
Campbell, Mrs B
Campbell, Mrs D
Campbell, R & L
Campbell, JSC
Caton, G & L
Chad Wool
Chape, Mrs R
Cochrane, JF & N
Cochrane, N & R
Code Red Safety
Coleman, J
Coleman, T
Coleman Agriculture
Collins family
Clarke, Mrs C
Clemson Hiscox & Co
Clemson C & J
Colless, CH & Co
Phyll Colless Memorial
Colless, D
Colless, Mrs EP & family
Colless, EJ & Walters, RT
Olive Colless Memorial
Colless, R & C
Colless, W & B
Collins family
Colwell, Mrs K
Come-By-Chance Races
Coolabah Motel
Cooper Mrs D
Coopers
Corke, Mrs A
Coupé, Dr E
Currey, Mrs J
Currey family de
Lepervanche, P
Denyer, Mrs C
Denyer, D & F
Deshon, Mrs J
Deshon, N & C
Dharriwaa Elders Group
Dick Colless Transport
Don Chad Shearing Supplies
Dugan, KRT Estate
Dugan, R & C
Dugan, S
Duncan S & J
Duncan’s Fashions de
Lepervanche, P
Duncans Fashions
Edgar, Ms C
Edmonds & Lyons Carpentry
Elders Ltd
English Family
Eurie Eurie
Evans, AH & NA
Evans, Brad
Evans, Mrs J
Evans, M & S
Evans, Mrs N
Far West Plumbing
Fahey, Mrs JO
Fleming family
Fletchers International
Ford’s Tyrepower
Francis, T & B
Friend, Mrs A
Friend, J & J
Friend, W & J
Mr E S Fuller
Furnell, Mrs D Gale,
D&D
family of Peggy and Bob Garrels
Gateway Hotel
GBC Building
Geronimo Farm Equipment
Gibbons, Mrs K
Gingie Merino Stud & P/C
Goddard Wool
Godson family
Goondiwindi Helicopters
Graincorp
Grant family
Hawkins Betty
Memorial,
Hawkins, IR & P
Hiscox, R & C
Holcombe, Mrs A
Holcombe, J & R
Holcombe, J & T
Holcombe, Mrs B memorial
Horseland Dubbo
Howard, Mrs S
Hough M Painting
Hutchinson, J
Hutchinson, R & P
IGA Walgett
James, Mrs J
James, R
Jemalong Wool
Jenny’s Store
John Murray Art Gallery
Keir, D & J
Kelly, Mrs D
Ken Matheson Plumbing
Kennedy, Mrs T
Kerr, Mrs AK
Kerr, Mrs H
Lamph, R & J
Lane, Mrs RE
Landmark
Lawrance, Mrs J
Lehman, Mrs D
Letchford, Ivan
Lillyman, Mrs R
Logan Agri-Services
Lolleep Past Co
Mrs G Mace
Mace G L & Son
Mace, Mrs R
Mackenzie, B
Mackenzie, P & S
Marshall, B
Marshall, J
Marshall, P & C
Marshall, R & S Marshall family
family of the late F L Marshall
family of the Late F N Marshall
family of the late Mrs G Marshall
Marshall, Mrs M
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FINANCIAL MEMBERSHIPS 2012/13
Marshall, Mrs M
Marshall, R & S
Marty Haugh Painting
McGrath, Mrs R
McKenzie, R & J
McLeod Engineering
Mc Swan, Mrs R
Michael Hughes Transport’
Milrea Past Co
Milstead Shearing Scanning
Mitchell, Mrs C
Moore, JR Est
Moore, Mrs J
Moorhouse, S
Morris, A & H
Morris, JR & JT
Murray, J & D
Murray, GA & A
Murray’s Floor Covering
National Australia Bank
Newton Agronomy
Newton, A & R
Newton, Mrs W
Nick Schiller Electrical
North Coast V Twins
NOVA Employment
Novartis Animal Health
Outback Constructions
Outback Arts
family of the late Mr & Mrs JK
O’Brien,
O’Brien, J & J
O’Brien, M & A
O’Brien, Mrs DP
O’Hagan Carpentry, Bathrooms
& Construction
O’Keeffe, family
Outback Constructions
Outback Radio 2WEB
Phillip & Kate Holland Transport
Parkins BN & M Memorial
Paul Newton Mechanical Repairs
Perrin, Mrs C
Perrin, Mrs H
Pike, R & M
Powell, W & L
Prolix
Provest, A & Mara C
Pye, C & J
Rabobank
T & S Remond
Ricardo, P & K
Ride Motorcycles Narrabri
Ritter family
RJ Ward Construction
Robnson Concrete
Roughley, J & J
Roughley,DR & J
Rowntree, C & C
Rummery Consulting
Sandaran P/L Readymix Walgett
Sanderson, P
Linda Sanderson Memorial
Ian Sanderson Memorial
Saunders, D & J
Schmetzer, Mrs L
Schneider Family
Schute Bell
Scott Campbell Transport
Sealy, Mrs
Seigwalt, G
Simon Hawkins Contracting
Slack-Smith, Mrs N
Slack-Smith T & T
Smith, Mrs A
Smith, Mrs D
Smith, Mrs T
Special One Grain
Stevenson, J
Stevenson, F
Stump Family
Suncorp Agribusinesses
Tattersall’s Hotel Collarenebri
Tex Plastering
The Barwon Inn
The Junction City Hotel
The Spectator
Thomas Lee Motorcycles
Thurston, Mrs K
Thurston & Sons
Toowoomba Honda
Treweeke, WH & TC
Troy, Mrs C
Turnbull, R & T
Vietnam Veterans
WAMS Co-operative Ltd
Walgett BP
Walgett Carpet & Upholstery
Cleaning
Walgett Charity Bushman's
Carnival Association
Walgett / Come-By-Chance B&S
Committee
Walgett Farm & Freight CRT
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Walgett Garage
Walgett Hunt Fish Camp
Walgett Jockey Club
Walgett Newsagency
Walgett RSL Club
Walgett Pharmacy
Walgett Pony Club
Walgett Post Office
Walgett Shearing
Walgett Shire Council
Walgett Show Society
Walgett Taxi
Walgett Tyre Service
Walgett Vet Clinic
Walgett Wether Trials
TWK Waldron Memorial
Mrs J M Waldron Memorial
Ward, Mrs M
Warden family
Warden, J & G
Watson’s Bakery
Weate, Mrs J
Weber, G & H
Weber, I & V
Weber, Mrs M
Weston Wool
Wharparilla Past Co
Wheaton, J & L
Wheeler, Mrs L
White, R & J
White, S & J
Whiteman, Mrs K
Wickman, P & J
Wickman, S & S
Wilding, K
Wilcox, Mrs P
Wilson, D & A
Wilson, Mrs P
Woodham Petroleum
Woodham J & M
Yeomans Engineering
Yeomans, G & J
Yeomans, R & S
Yeomans, T & R
Zell Family
Zita’s Video, Lightning Ridge
Allerton, H
Andrews, P & N
Azevedo, A
Azevedo, W
Baker, A
Baker, J & L
Baker, K
Barrett, H
Barrett, K
Barrett, M
Bergin, C
Berrell, D
Blair, T
Bow, G
Bow, M
Bowyer, B
Brayshaw, T
Brigden, A
Buchanan, W
Casey
Marshall, M
Clarke, C
Clemson, C
Cochrane, N
Coleman, J
Coleman, T
Colless, B
Colless, D
Colless, E
Colless, E J
Colless, J
Colless, R
Colless, W
Collins, J
Collins, S
Colwell, K & L
Corke, A
Coupe , Dr E
Crouch J
Cullen, G & R
Currey, D
Currey, HJ
Currey, J
Denyer, C
Denyer, D
Deshon, J
Deshon, N
Donai, R
Douglas, R
Dugan, R & C
Duncan, S
Duncan, M
Duncan, J
Edgar, C
Evans, M
Evans, NJ
Evans, S
Fleming, D
Fiechtner G
Ford, M & C
Francis, T
Friend, A
Friend W
Fuller, ES
Gale, D & D
Gibbons, B
Gleeson, S
Gordon, I
Gudgeon, J
Hammond, J
Harlan, T
Hawkins I
Hay, W
Hill, J
Hiscox, R
Holcombe, J
Holcombe, J & T
Howard, S
Howie, E
Hughes, M
Hutchinson, D
James, J
Keir, B
Keir, D
Kelly, D
Kerr, A
Larkin, D
Lawrance, J
Lawrance, W
Lawrence, T
Lillyman, R
Logan, A
Logan, S
Mace, R
Mace, M
McFarland, W
Mackenzie, M
McKenzie, B
McKenzie, R
Marshall, B
Marshall, D
Marshall, J B
Marshall, J F
Marshall, M
Marshall, P
Marshall, R
Marshall, R
Meyer, B
Moore, J
Moore, J
Morris, AH
Morris, J & J
Murray, GA
Murray, J
Mylan, J
Newton, A
Newton, M
Newton, W
Norman, K & D
Norman, N & K
O’Brien, D
O’Brien, M
O’Brien, T
O’Brien, J
O’Keeffe, B
O’Keeffe, D
Ozoux, M
Parker, M
Perrin, C
Perrin, H
Pike, R & M
Pike, J
Powell, S
Powell, W
Pye, C
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Provest, A
Remond, D
Ricardo, P
Richardson, G
Roughley, J & J
Roughley, R
Rowntree, C & C
Rummery, G
Sanderson, P
Schmetzer, G
Schneider, L & J
Scotti, L
Slack-Smith, T
Smith, K
Stevenson, J
Stuart, G
Stuart, G
Stump, K
Stump, A
Thurston, D
Thurston, K
Thurston S
Walters, R
Warden, J
Warden, N
Weate, J
Weate, R
Weber, G
Weber, M
Wheaton, J
White, R
White, S
Whiteman, K
Wickman, S
Wheeler, T
Williams, T
Wilson, D
Woodham, J
Woodham, M
Yeomans, G & J
Yeomans, S