Daylesford & District Agricultural Society Inc.
141st Annual Show 2013
President: Ms K Melen
Vice President: Mr N Pearson
Junior Vice President: Mrs C Bolton
Event Secretary: Mrs S Melen
Minute Secretary: Mrs J MacDonald
Treasurer:
Senior Marshall: Mr D Harris
Officer in Charge Public Address
System: Mr K Pyers
O H & S Officer: Mr D Harris
LIFE MEMBERS:
Mr R Barron, Mrs J MacDonald, Mr B Cooper,
Mr J Cooper, Mr M T Ford, Ms W Menadue, Mrs
M Cooper, Mr A Cooper, Mr R Baker, Mr G Orr,
Mrs R Pyers, & Mr D Harris.
EMERGENCY COMMITTEE:
All Office Bearers plus Mr D Harris, Mrs C
Bolton, Mr S Hohnberg & Ms W Menadue.
GENERAL COMMITTEE:
Mrs S Melen, Mr D Harris, Ms K Melen, Mr L
Davies, Mrs J MacDonald, Mrs C Bolton, Ms W
Menadue, Mrs R Pyers, Mr N Pearson, Mrs M
Pearson, Mr J Cooper & Mr S Hohnberg.
LADIES’ AUXILIARY:
Mrs C Bolton – President, Ms W Menadue –
Secretary/Treasurer, Ms S Barron, Mrs M
Cooper, Mrs E Rodgers, Mrs V Shea, Mrs C
Robbins, Mrs B Weston & Mrs D Neale.
The Society gratefully acknowledge the
assistance of the following:
Ring Master: Mrs J Santurini
Announcer: Mr K Pyers
Marshall: Mr D Harris
PAVILION STEWARDS:
R Smith, B Risstrom, M Cooper, E Young, A
Dobbs, A Campbell, J Orr, S Grant, M Frederick,
C Bolton, R Pyers, A O’Shea, M Gardiner, G
Leopold, D Osborne, M Thomas, P Sheean, J
Mason, A Sheean, C Boyd, A A’Speculo & D
O’Mara.
LIVESTOCK STEWARDS:
C Jenkins, R Baker, M Baker, F MacDonald,
Glenlyon Pony Club, C Clare, S Clare, A Cooper,
J Russell, J MacDonald, R Barron, S Sandow, D
MacDonald, G Orr, Andrew Cooper, N Pearson,
K Sandow, D Yoxall, Brett Cooper, B Cooper, P
Fiume, J Cooper, G Stockfeld, S Cooper, D
Harris, P Mills, N Barron, C MacDonald, B
Baker, J DeVos, G Debney, A Campbell, J
Phillips, J Jordan, S Fiume & J Thirsk.
JUNIOR STEWARDS:
M Jordan, J Bolton & E Cooper.
NOTE: In an Emergency a Veterinary Surgeon
is Available at this Show. Enquire at the
Secretary’s Office.
St John Ambulance Brigade also in attendance.
GRAND PARADE – 2.30PM
GENERAL ADMISSION PRICES:
Adults - $8.00
Children (5-15yrs) - $4.00
Aged Pensioners - $4.00
Family Admission - $22.00
(2 Adults & 3 Children)
Children under 5yrs – Free
Pre-Paid gate entry - $16.00
(2 Adults plus 3 Children)
WHO TO CONTACT:
General Enquires – Event Secretary – 5348 7997
Horses – Mrs J MacDonald – 5348 7630
Cattle – Ms K Melen – 5348 7924
Sheep – Mrs J MacDonald – 5348 7630
Goats – Mr N Pearson – 5423 9288
Rabbits – Mrs J Porritt – 9747 8517
Poultry – David Yoxall – 5348 7618
Pigeons – Mr F MacDonald – 5348 7630
Pavilion Enquires – Mrs S Melen – 5348 7997
Dogs – Mrs P Connor – 5344 7644
Entries close November 16th 2013
No Amplifying System other than the
Society’s allowed in the Park.
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The Daylesford Agricultural Society Inc.
In the year 1865, the first show was held in
the Jamison Hotel Yard, and was called
‘The Grain Show.’ Later on it became
known as the ‘Agricultural Show’, and for
some considerable time was held in the old
showgrounds at the corner of Malmsbury
Road and Knox Street, and later at the
grounds known as Middleton Park. The
showgrounds are now established at
Victoria Park, and its annual show is on the
State’s best exhibitions.
DOGS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Under Rules & Regulations of V.C.A.
Entry Forms and Schedules from Kennel
Sectretary
Mrs P Connor.
PO Box 51, Linton, Vic, 3360.
Phone: 5344 7644
Entries Close 25th October 2013.
(Definitely no late entries will be accepted)
ALL VEHICLES MUST PARK WHERE
DIRECTED.
The Agricultural Societies of Victoria Rural
Ambassador & Junior Show Ambassador
Awards 2012.
AIMS: To highlight the talent, creativity and
ingenuity of young rural Victorians and in doing
so encourage entrants to be role models across
local communities.
To encourage and reward enthusiastic, skilful and
industrious young people living or having an
involvement in rural environments.
To assist all entrants through their participation to
develop strong communication and leadership
qualities.
Enable the applicant to gain greater proficiency in
their chosen field and also develop the applicant’s
stature and reputation in that chosen field.
SCHOOL DISPLAYS
In the Tom Ford Pavilion
Daylesford Primary School
Daylesford Pre-School
St Michaels – Daylesford
Hepburn Primary School
Hepburn Pre-School
Bullarto Primary School
Yandoit Primary School
Drummond Primary School
Hot Water, Light Refreshments,
Morning & Afternoon Tea available
in the Dining Room.
Tea & Coffee available from 9.30am.
Catered by the Ladies’ Auxiliary.
JUNIOR MISS
SHOWGIRL
Judging 1.30pm outside Dining Room
No Entry Fee
Prizes – Sashes Only
Miss & Master Tiny Tot: 3-5 years
Junior Miss Showgirl: 6-8 years
Intermediate Miss Showgirl: 9-12 years
For further information or application please
contact the Secretary, Mrs S Melen – 5348
7997.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS:
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Daylesford & District Agricultural Show will run
under VAS Ltd Rules & Guidelines. A Copy is
available in the Secretary’s Office.
Intending exhibitors are requested to peruse
carefully the Rules relating to Entries etc.
particularly as to the Section and Class in
which they propose to exhibit.
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Entries without entry fees will not be
processed.
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ALL ENTRIES must be lodged with the
Secretary no later than November 16th,
Secretary, PO Box 58, Daylesford, 3460.
Exhibits will be received at the Pavilion no
later than 9.15am on Show Day. No Exhibit
will be received after judging has started.
Judging will commence at 10am sharp,
unless otherwise stated.
Every Exhibitor, where pertinent, on making
the Entry, will receive a card with the
Section, Class and Number of the Exhibit
thereon, which must be fixed firmly on the
Exhibit, without the production of which no
Exhibit will be allowed in the arena, and no
vehicle or stock or any kind not entered for
exhibition will be allowed to remain in the
arena, except for special purposes.
No judge shall be an exhibitor in that
Section in which he/she is judging.
All Exhibits must be owned by the
Exhibitor, who may be required to lodge
with the Secretary the required Certificate to
that effect. Should it be proved to the
satisfaction of the Committee that an animal
or any other exhibit has been entered under
a false name, pedigree, or description for the
purpose of misleading the Committee or
judges as to the qualification or properties,
the violation by an exhibitor of any one of
the regulations will involve the forfeiture of
premium awarded him. Proof of ownership
to rest with the exhibitor. All Stock
Exhibits must be of the breed as entered or
no prize will be awarded.
The judges shall sign and give their reports
to the Committee, and their decisions, as
confirmed by the Committee, shall be final.
Protests against the decisions of the judges
to be lodged with the Secretary within one
hour of the judge’s decision, with the sum of
$10.00 which will be forfeited should the
protest be considered frivolous or vexatious.
Any person insulting or interfering with the
judges during the show will be subject to
removal from venue and the prizes, if any,
awarded to them forfeited.
Any person refusing to attach the prize card
on any exhibit to which the prize is awarded
and to keep the same on during the hours of
exhibition will, on proof thereof to the
committee, be disqualified from receiving
all prizes awarded to the said person during
the Show.
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The Society will not be responsible for any
accident that may be caused through or by
any exhibit and it will be a condition of
entry that each exhibitor shall not hold the
Society responsible and indemnify it against
any legal proceedings arising from such
accident.
The Society will not, in any circumstance,
hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of livestock or other exhibits at the
Society’s Exhibition or any loss or damage
thereto, nor for any loss by accident, fire,
storm, damage by water, flood or lightning.
Exhibits and displays will be accepted only
on this condition.
The judges will be distinguished by a Blue
Badge; the Stewards by a Coloured one.
Water will by provided for stock.
Every horse must have a good halter.
Every dog must have a chain and a plain
collar, without any name or mark, with the
Entry Ticket attached, without which it will
not be allowed in the arena.
Cattle and horses, except foals at foot, must
be led in and out of the arena, and also be
tied up when not being led or ridden.
Cattle Tattoos (pedigree) to be checked by
Stewards prior to judging.
No exhibit can be removed from the venue
until 3.30pm on the day of the show.
Exhibitors in all Sections must strictly
attend to the instructions of the Stewards as
to placing Exhibits etc. Any decoration or
Ribbons or Prize Cards from any other show
prior to judging will cause disqualification
of the exhibit.
Any Prize or Prizes awarded by the Society
at any of its exhibitions left unclaimed for 3
months may be Forfeited, or Cancelled by
the Committee of Management.
If a prize winning animal does not parade
in the Grand Parade all prize monies
and/or trophies will be forfeited..
Prize Money will not be paid until after the
Grand Parade.
NOVICE: Not to have won a first prize,
competing singly, in open competition at
any Agricultural Show. (A win in a Novice
class does not prevent entry)
Competitor’s age to be taken at the day of
show. Proof may be requested.
Once judging has commenced, no further
competitors may come into the ring.
Ribbons awarded to Third Place in all
livestock events.
Aggregate Points: see relevant sections.
In the case of a dispute as to the
construction of any of these regulations, the
same will be determined by the Committee
of the Society, whose decision will be final.
The Committee reserves the right of
refusing or cancelling any entry without
giving reasons for so doing.
Stewards have the right to re-class an article
if it is obviously entered in the wrong class.
Exhibitors and stall holders are to pay
admission.
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31. Please note: District Radius – 25km from
Daylesford Post Office.
32. The Committee reserves the right to alter,
delete from or add to this schedule as
circumstances arise.
33. The use of tranquillisers, stimulants or any
drugs capable of affecting the performance
or behaviour of animals is forbidden.
34. Competitors are advised that tests for
forbidden substances may be carried out
during the Show and that testing of all
animals is at the owner’s risk. Testing for
forbidden substances will be carried out
under veterinary supervision. Random
swabbing may take place.
35. No person who is in arrears with regard to
entry fees, subscriptions, or any other Show
charge is eligible to compete at any Show
held by or affiliated with VAS Ltd. Proof of
payment will be required before any
restriction will be lifted. NOTE: not only is
the above a rule of VAS Ltd but is expected
that this policy will be followed by every
Member and affiliated organisation.
36. If an animal breaks loose and causes
damage to another animal, person or
property it is the responsibility of the owner
of that animal to have insurance to cover the
damage. Farm insurance would cover
animals at the show if the farmer informs
their insurance company that they take
animals to show.
37. Good Hands 2014 Competition qualifying
period 1st December 2012 to 28th November
2013.
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No entry fee, Certificate & Ribbon
only. Competitors must ride using an
ordinary snaffle, single jointed in the
centre, the mouthpiece must be smooth
and of the one metal, with or without a
cavesson noseband. A gear check may
take place. Straight bar snaffle, drop
nosebands, whips & spurs are not
allowed. To be judged solely on
riding ability. Winners eligible to
compete at 2014 VASL Championship
Show.
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Only holders of 2013 Good Hands
Qualifying Certificates will be eligible
to compete for the Challenge Trophy
at Saddle Horse Championships. No
entry fee will be charged. Good
Hands qualifying certificate must
accompany entry form.
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The Championship Competition shall
be judged on the same basis as the
qualifying competitions, but the Judge,
before finally making his or her award,
shall require his or her six finalists to
execute a figure 8 at a canter, ride
away from the Judge, return at a slow
canter, stop at the Judge’s signal and
back.
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Equipment used must be as for the
Qualifying Competition.
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The names of the winners will be
engraved on the Challenge Trophies.
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VAS Ltd may, at its discretion, vary
the conditions governing the
qualifying and Championship
Competitions.
3 RING HORSE PROGRAM
AFFILIATED WITH EQUESTRIAN
FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA.
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SECTION B
HACKS, GALLOWAYS, PONIES &
BREED CLASSES.
NO STALLIONS permitted in Rings
1, 2 & 3.
All prize winners must parade in
Grand Parade at approx. 2.30pm.
If a competitor in this Section does not
parade, their prize money will be
withheld, their Prize winning &
Championship award performances
will be forfeited, and the Royal
Agricultural Society of Victoria will
be notified of any infringements in
respect of Parades.
All Hacks, Galloways & Ponies will
be measured by the Measuring
Steward in the event of a dispute,
unless holding current RAS or EFA
cards.
All horses’ ages from 1st August.
Riders without approved EFA
headgear shall be ineligible to compete
until rectified. This applies to all
events, not just under age competition.
The retaining harness must be secured
and fastened at all times.
A competitor who wins a
Championship in an Open Saddle
Class in Rings 1, 2 or 3 should not
enter the equivalent class in another
ring.
No long boots in riding events under
18 years.
SHOW HUNTERS: To have more
substance than the modern show horse,
but still maintain the quality. They are
expected to move freely at all paces.
They may be expected at any time to
gallop for the judge, but are not
expected to jump. Presentation of
Show hunters is more subdued. There
should be no coloured brow bands or
multicoloured hair ribbons or flowers
on riders. Junior riders should not
wear top boots. Show Hunters may
compete in the open rings as well as
the show hunter ring.
First Season/Newcomers not to have
been shown under saddle prior to
August 1st 2013.
The ‘MacDonald Trophy’, presented by the
MacDonald Family, will be awarded to the most
successful individual competitor in Light Horse
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Sections, Classes 1-83. To be won three times,
not necessarily in succession.
Winners:
2011 – C. Thomas, 2012 – R. Wood
ARENA PROGRAM:
Judging starts at 9.00am.
RING 1: Hacks, Senior Riding, Ponies,
Galloways.
RING 2: Galloways, Intermediate Riding, Hacks,
Ponies.
RING 3: Ponies, Junior Riding, Galloways,
Hacks.
RING 4: Riding for the Disabled - am, Pony Club
– pm.
RING 5: Pintos, Buckskins, Arabians,
Standardbreds.
RING 6: Miniature/Small Horses - am, Light
Harness – pm
RING 7: Aust Ponies, M& M Ponies, Miniature
Ponies, Shetlands, Welsh.
Showjumping: Judging starts at 8.30am in
North-east section of arena.
JUDGES:
RING 1:
RING 2:
RING 3:
RING 4:
RING 5:
RING 6:
RING 7:
Jumping: Peggy Mills
PRIZE MONEY.
1st Prize - $4.00,
2nd Prize - $2.00,
Unless otherwise stated.
ENTRY FEES.
Entries Close November 16th
$2.00 per entry.
Entries double on the day.
Jumping entry fees as listed in schedule.
Open Show Jumping entries on the day incur an
additional fee of $2.00.
RING 1
1 - Senior Smartest on Parade 18 yrs & over.
Sash only.
2 - Led Hack, over 15 hands and ne 15.2 hands.
3 - Led Hack, over 15.2 hands and ne 16 hands.
4 - Led Hack, over 16 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Hack.
5 - Novice Ridden Hack over 15 hands high.
6 – First Season/Newcomer Hack over 15 hands to be ridden in snaffle bit.
7 – Ridden Hack over 15 hands & ne 15.2 hands.
8 – Ridden Hack over 15.2 hands & ne 16 hands.
9 – Ridden Hack over 16 hands & ne 16.2 hands.
10 – Ridden Hack over 16.2 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Hack.
11 – District Hack over 15 hands high. Radius
25km from Daylesford PO.
12 – Ladies’ Hack over 15 hands high.
13 – Show Hunter Hack over 15 hands high.
14 – Child’s Mount over 15 hands high. To be
ridden by a child 12 to 18 years.
15 – Rider 18 years and under 21 years.
16 – Rider 21 years and over.
Champion & Reserve Champion Senior Rider.
17 – District Rider 18 yrs & over. Radius 25 km
from Daylesford PO.
18 – Ridden Pony 11 hands high & under.
19 – Ridden Pony over 11 hands & ne 12 hands.
20 – Ridden Pony over 12 hands & ne 12.2 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Small
Pony.
21 – Ridden Pony over 12.2 hands & ne 13 hands.
22 – Ridden Pony over 13 hands & ne 13.2 hands.
23 – Ridden Pony over 13.2 hands & ne 14 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Large
Pony.
24 – Ridden Galloway over 14 hands & ne 14.2
hands high.
25 – Ridden Galloway over 14.2 hands & ne 15
hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden
Galloway.
RING 2
26 – Smartest on Parade, 12 years & under 15.
Sash only.
27 – Smartest on Parade, 15 years & under 18.
Sash only.
28 – Led Galloway, over 14 hands & ne 14.2
hands high.
29 – Led Galloway, over 14.2 hands & ne 15
hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Led
Galloway.
30 – Novice Ridden Galloway over 14 hands &
ne 15 hands high.
31 – First Season/Newcomer Galloway over 14
hands & ne 15 hands, to be ridden in snaffle bit.
32 – Ridden Galloway over 14 hands & ne 14.2
hands high.
33 – Ridden Galloway over 14.2 hands & ne 15
hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden
Galloway.
Trophy donated by Jenkin & Thomas to be won
three times not necessarily in succession.
Winners: 2000 L Morrison, 2001 C Thomas,
2002-2003 Plumb & Pickstock, 2004 R Jones,
2005 B Holmburg, 2006 DJ & SK Wombell, 2007
No Award, 2008 L Cameron, 2009 J McGregor,
2010 R Percy, 2011 D Matthews, 2012 R Wood
34 – District Galloway over 14 hands & ne 15
hands high. Radius 25km Daylesford PO.
35 – Ladies’ Galloway over 14 hands & ne 15
hands high.
36 – Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hands & ne
15 hands high.
37 – Child’s Mount over 14 hands & ne 15 hands
high. To be ridden by child 12 yrs & under 18 yrs
38 – Rider 12 years & under 14 years.
39 – Rider 14 years & under 16 years.
40 – Rider 16 years & under 18 years.
41 – Good Hands Qualifying Competition - Boys
& Girls - 12 years & under 15 years.
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Champion & Reserve Champion Rider 12-18
years. Sashes donated by Mrs J MacDonald.
NOTE: Good Hands Competition please refer to
General Regulation No.37.
42 – District Rider 12 years & under 18 years.
Frank Irving Memorial Sash.
43 – Ridden Hack over 15 hands & ne 15.2 hands.
44 – Ridden Hack over 15.2 hands & ne 16 hands.
45 – Ridden Hack over 16 hands & ne 16.2 hands
46 – Ridden Hack over 16.2 hands high
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Hack.
47 – Ridden Pony 11 hands high & under.
48 – Ridden Pony over 11 hands & ne 12 hands.
49 – Ridden Pony over 12 hands & ne 12.2 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Small
Pony.
50 – Ridden Pony over 12.2 hands & ne 13 hands.
51 – Ridden Pony over 13 hands & ne 13.2 hands.
52 – Ridden Pony over 13.2 hands & ne 14 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Large
Pony.
RING 3
53 – Smartest on Parade, over 6 years & under 12
yrs. Sash only.
54 – Smartest on Parade 6 years & under. Sash
only. Pony may not exceed 11.2 hands high.
May be led – All riders receive a ribbon.
55 – Led Pony ne 11 hands high.
56 – Led Pony over 11 hands & ne 12 hands.
57 – Led Pony over 12 hands & ne 12.2 hands.
58 – Led Pony over 12.2 hands & ne 13 hands.
59 – Led Pony over 13 hands & ne 13.2 hands.
60 – Led Pony over 13.2 hands & ne 14 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pony.
61 – Novice Ridden Pony ne 14 hands high.
62 – First Season/Newcomer Pony ne 14 hands –
to be ridden in snaffle bit.
63 – Ridden Pony 11 hands & under. Restricted
to riders under 16 years.
64 – Ridden Pony over 11 hands & ne 11.2 hands
65 – Ridden Pony over 11.2 hands & ne 12 hands.
66 – Ridden Pony over 12 hands & ne 12.2 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Small
Pony.
67 – Ridden Pony over 12.2 hands & ne 13 hands.
68 – Ridden Pony over 13 hands & ne 13.2 hands.
69 – Ridden Pony over 13.2 hands & ne 14 hands.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Large
Pony.
Trophy donated by Federation Insurance. To be
won 3 times, not necessarily in succession.
Winners: 2001 D Orchid, 2002 C Powers, 2003
L&M Marin, 2004 I&M Marin, 2005 E Ferguson,
2006 E Copley, 2007 No Award, 2008 H Lewis,
2009 C Thomas, 2010 M Tabar, 2011 C Thomas,
2012 C Thomas (won 3 times in succession)
70 – District Pony ne 14 hands high. Radius 25
km Daylesford PO.
71 – Show Hunter Pony ne 14 hands high.
72 – Child’s Mount ne 14 hands high. To be
ridden by a child 16 years & under.
73 – Rider under 6 years. May be led. All riders
receive a ribbon.
74 – Rider 6 years & under 8 years.
75 – Rider 8 years & under 10 years.
76 – Rider 10 years & under 12 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Rider under
12 years. Sashes donated by Mrs J
MacDonald.
77 – District Rider under 12 years. Radius 25 km
Daylesford PO.
78 – Ridden Galloway over 14 hands & ne 14.2
hands high.
79 – Ridden Galloway over 14.2 hands & ne 15
hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden
Galloway.
80 – Ridden Hack over 15 hands & ne 15.2 hands.
81 – Ridden Hack over 15.2 hands & ne 16 hands.
82 – Ridden Hack over 16 hands & ne 16.2 hands
83 – Ridden Hack over 16.2 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Hack.
RING 4
RIDING FOR DISABLED (am) – Equipment
supplied by RDA. Riders must be a member of
RDA. Riding Jacket or RDA windcheater to be
worn. Membership card to be produced on
request. ASA approved helmet to be worn. Div 1
may be led, Div 2 will be expected to trot in
workout, Div 3 may be expected to canter in
workout.
84 – Div. 1 Best Presented.
85 – Div. 1 RDA Rider.
86 – Div. 1 RDA Mount.
87 – Div. 2 Best Presented.
88 – Div. 2 RDA Rider.
99 – Div. 2 RDA Mount.
90 – Div. 3 Best Presented.
91 – Div. 3 RDA Rider.
92 – Div. 3 RDA Mount.
93 – Div. 1 Western Trail.
94 – Div. 2 Western Trail.
95 – Div. 3 Western Trail.
96 – Horse most suitable for RDA to be judged
from all RDA Classes.
PONY CLUB (not before 12.30pm) – In Pony
Club Events, Pony Club uniform must be worn.
Attendance cards must be produced on request.
No cash prizes.
97 – School Pony not over 14 hands. Riders
under 16 years.
98 – Pony Club Rider 10 years & under, sash only
99 – Pony Club Rider 11-13 years, sash only
100 – Pony Club Rider 14-16 years, sash only
101 – Pony Club Rider 17 years & over, sash only
Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Club
Rider.
102 – Pony Club Mount under 12.2 hands high.
103 – Pony Club Mount 12.2 hands & under 14
hands.
104 – Pony Club Mount 14-15 hands high.
105 – Pony Club Mount over 15 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Club
Mount.
106 – Pair of Pony Club Riders. Any Club,
Single entries.
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RING 5
PINTOS – All horses to be registered with the
Victorian Pinto Society. Exhibitors must present
performance cards on request & be financial
members.
107 – Led Stallion, 4 years & over, any height.
108 – Led Colt, 3 years & under.
Champion & Reserve Stallion/Colt.
109 – Led Mare, 4 years & over, any height.
110 – Led Filly, 3 years & under.
Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly.
111 – Led Gelding, 4 years & over, any height.
112 – Led Gelding, 3 years & under.
Champion & Reserve Gelding.
THE A YOUNG MEMORIAL SASH WILL
BE AWARDED TO SUPREME CHAMPION
FROM ABOVE CHAMPIONS
113 – Ridden Stallion, Colt or Gelding.
114 – Ridden Mare or Filly.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Pinto.
BUCKSKIN – Standard National Buckskin
Society rules & conditions apply.
All horses must be NBS registered & all
exhibitors must be financial members.
Entrants in 10.2 hands & under class may only
compete in one led and one ridden class.
115 – Best Presented Buckskin.
116 – Led 10.2 hands & under. (eligible for
appro. Championship)
117 – Led Stallion, 4 years & over
118 – Led Colt, 3 years & under
Champion & Reserve Champion Led
Stallion/Colt.
119 – Led Gelding, 4 years & over
120 – Led Gelding, 3 years & under
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Gelding.
121 – Led Mare, 4 years & over
122 – Led Filly, 3 years & under
Champion & Reserve Champion Led
Mare/Filly.
SUPREME LED BUCKSKIN EXHIBIT
123 – Ridden 10.2h and under (eligible for
championship)
124 – Ridden Stallion/Colt.
125 – Ridden Mare/Filly.
126 – Ridden Gelding.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden
Buckskin.
SECTION B or C (only NBS registered horses &
must be financial members) (Cremello, Perlino
and Black Dilute/Dun combined)
127 – Best Presented Section B or C
128 – Led Male
129 – Led Female
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Section B
or C.
130 – Ridden Section B or C
Sponsored by N.B.S.
ARABIANS – Purebred, Anglo, Partbred & Part
Arabian. All horses to be registered with the
Arabian Horse Society of Australia. Exhibitors to
be current financial members. Registration Cards
to be produced on request.
PUREBREDS.
131 – Led Stallion or Colt.
132 – Led Gelding.
133 – Led Mare or Filly.
Champion ($25 cash prize) & Reserve
Champion Led Purebred Arabian.
ANGLO, PARTBRED OR PART ARABIAN
PONY.
134 – Led Stallion or Colt
135 – Led Gelding.
136 – Led Mare or Filly.
Champion ($25 cash prize) & Reserve
Champion led Anglo, Partbred or Part
Arabian Pony.
RIDDEN CLASSES – open to all.
137 – Ridden Male.
138 – Ridden Female.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden
Arabian, $25 cash prize for each
Sponsored by Western District Arabian Riders
& Breeders.
STANDARDBREDS – All horses should be
branded & plaited.
139 – Best Presented Standardbred
140 – Novice Led Standardbred.
141 – Led Male 15.2 hands high & under.
142 – Led Male over 15.2 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Male
Standardbred.
143 – Led Female 15.2 hands high & under.
144 – Led Female over 15.2 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Female
Standardbred.
SUPREME LED STANDARDBRED
EXHIBIT.
145 – Novice Ridden Standardbred.
146 – Ridden Male/Female.
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden
Standardbred.
RING 6
MINIATURE/SMALL HORSES - All horses
to be registered with a relevant Miniature Horse
Society. Exhibitors must be current financial
members. Run under IMHR Rules.
Sponsored by IMHR.
Miniature Horses not to exceed 34.5 inches –
height for age rules apply.
147 – Weanling Colt/Gelding 30 inches & under
148 – Yearling Colt/Gelding 32 inches & under.
149 – 2y.o. Colt/Gelding 33 inches & under
150 – Mature male horse over 31 inches
151 – Mature male horse under 31 inches
Champion & Reserve Champion Male
Miniature Horse.
152 – Weanling Filly 30 inches & under
153 – Yearling Filly 32 inches & under.
154 – 2y.o. Filly 33 inches & under
155 – Mature female horse over 31 inches
156 – Mature female horse under 31 inches.
Champion & Reserve Champion Female
Miniature Horse.
SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT
Small Horses not exceeding 38.5 inches – height
for age rules apply.
157 – Led Colt or Stallion
158 – Led Mare or Filly
159 – Led Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Small Horse.
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LIGHT HARNESS – Judging not before
12.30pm.
160 – Jinker/Buggy Turnout.
161 – Viceroy Turnout.
162 – Hackney Pony 14 hands & under.
163 – Hackney Pony over 14 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Hackney
(Classes 166 & 167).
164 – Harness Pony ne 10.2 hands high. Non
Hackney
165 – Harness Pony 11.2 hands & under. Non
Hackney.
166 – Harness Pony over 11.2 hands & up to 14
hands. Non Hackney.
167 – Harness Horse over 14 hands. Non
Hackney.
Champion & Reserve Champion Non Hackney
(Classes 164-167).
SUPREME CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE
OR PONY.
RING 7
AUSTRALIAN PONIES – Exhibitors must be
financial members of APSBS and ponies must be
registered in Australian Section of the Australian
Pony Stud Book.
168 – Led Stallion/Colt ne 14 hands high.
169 – Led Gelding ne 14 hands high.
170 – Led Mare/Filly ne 14 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Led
Australian Pony.
171 – Ridden Pony, Male or Female
Sponsored by APSB Western Promotional
Group.
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONIES – All
ponies to be registered in the Mountain &
Moorland Section of APSB and exhibitors must
be financial members. Other Mountain &
Moorland ponies (Shetland/Welsh) not eligible.
172 – Led Male Mountain & Moorland.
173 – Led Female Mountain & Moorland.
Champion & Reserve Champion Mountain &
Moorland.
174 – Ridden Mountain & Moorland.
Sponsored by APSB Western Promotional
Group.
MINIATURE PONIES (LED) – Australian
Miniature Pony Society rules apply on the day, all
handlers must be currant financial members.
Ponies must be registered AMPS and not exceed
87cm. Proof of registration may be requested.
175 – Stallion 4 years & over.
176 – Colt 2 & 3 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Male.
177 – Mare 4 years & over.
178 – Filly 2 & 3 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Female.
179 – Colt Yearling.
180 – Filly Yearling.
Champion & Reserve Champion Yearling.
181 – Gelding 4 years & over
182 – Gelding 3 years & under.
Champion & Reserve Champion Gelding.
SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE
PONY.
SHETLANDS. – All ponies must be registered in
the Shetland section of the APSB and exhibitors
must be current financial members.
183 – Led Shetland Stallion 4 years & over.
184 – Led Shetland Colt 2 & 3 years.
185 – Led Shetland Colt Yearling.
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland
Male.
186 – Led Shetland Mare 4 years & over.
187 – Led Shetland Filly 2 & 3 years.
188 – Led Shetland Filly Yearling.
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland
Female.
189 – Led Shetland Gelding 3 years & under.
190– Led Shetland Gelding over 3 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland
Gelding.
191 – Ridden Shetland
SMALL SHETLANDS – 8.2 hands & under
192 – Led Stallion 4 years & over.
193 – Led Colt 2 & 3 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Small
Shetland Male.
194 – Led Mare 4 years & over.
195 – Led Filly 2 & 3 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Small
Shetland Female.
196 – Led Yearling Colt
197 – Led Yearling Filly
198 – Led Gelding Yearling
Champion & Reserve Champion Small
Shetland Yearling.
199 – Led Gelding 3 years & over.
200 – Led Gelding 2 years.
Champion & Reserve Champion Small
Shetland Gelding.
Supreme Champion 8.2 hands & under
Shetland – sponsored by Spargo Creek
Miniatures.
Small Shetland classes sponsored by APSB
Promotional Group.
WELSH PONIES – Ponies entered in the
following classes must be registered in the Welsh
section of the Australian Pony Stud Book or
Welsh Pony & Cob Society. Exhibitors must be
current financial members.
Led Welsh Mountain Ponies – Section A
201 – Stallion/ Colt.
202 – Mare/Filly.
Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh
Mountain Pony.
Led Welsh Ponies – Section B
203 – Male/Female.
Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type – Section C
204 – Male/Female.
Led Welsh Cob – Section D
205 – Male/Female.
Led Part Bred Welsh.
206 – Stallion, Colt or Gelding.
207 – Mare or Filly.
Led Welsh Geldings – Section E
208 – Gelding 12.2 hands & under.
209 – Gelding over 12.2 hands high.
Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh
Gelding.
210 – Ridden Welsh Male or Female, all sections
& part-bred eligible.
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JUMPING EVENTS.
Please Note: Judging commences at 8.30am sharp
under E.F.A. Rules.
Riders may ride more than one horse in any class.
JUNIOR JUMPING – Open to all Juniors
including members of PCAV and HRCAV.
Entry Fee - $3.00. Entries double on the day.
1st Prize - $10.00, 2nd Prize- $6.00, 3rd Prize $4.00.
211 – Riders 13 yrs & under – Heights approx.
between 50cm & 60 cm.
212 – Riders 16 yrs & under – Heights approx.
between 60cm & 75cm.
213 – Open – heights approx. between 75cm &
90cm.
OPEN SHOW JUMPING –
214 – Tracy Conroy Memorial Event – Maiden
height class Table A - 4 points or less, 90cm100cm.
Entry $3.00.
1st - $30, 2nd - $15 & 3rd - $10.
215 – G Bath Memorial Event – Table A, 105cm
– under 16 points.
Entry $7.00.
1st - $70, 2nd - $35 & 3rd - $20
216 – G Young Memorial Event (partly
sponsored by Royal Hotel) – Table A – 110cm
Entry $7.00.
1st - $70, 2nd - $35 & 3rd - $20.
217 – A Jenkin Memorial Event – Table A,
115cm-120cm.
Entry $8.50
1st - $85, 2nd - $45 & 3rd - $25.
The Catherine King MP Trophy will be presented
to the winner of Class 217. To be won 3 times,
not necessarily in succession.
Winners: 2004 D Hanrahan, 2005 C Hedger,
2006 E Kennett, 2007 No Award, 2008 S Hill,
2009 M Keating, 2010 C Sawick, 2011 joint
winners S & J Hill, 2012 S Robertson
SECTION C
CATTLE
Closing Date – November 16th.
Chief Steward –
Judging commences at 9.30am.
Entry Fee - $2.00.
1st Prize - $4.00, 2nd Prize - $2.00.
The Societys’s Sashes will be awarded to the
Champion Reserve Male & Female in each breed.
REGULATIONS

All Cattle must carry a NLIS Tag.

All exhibited cattle are to be registered
with their Breed Society & shall be
shown in accordance with their Breed
Society Rules.

All exhibits must be halter led.

Bulls over 12 months must be rung &
all bulls must be tethered by a suitable
neck strap.



The winning of a first prize in an open
class precludes an exhibit competing
again except in a class marked
‘Special’.
CHAMPION PRIZES – All prize
animals judged in this section must be
paraded around the ring at about
2.30pm. Prizes will be held for noncompliance.
Allocation of points in Cattle & Sheep
Section relating to trophies is as
follows: 1st – 2 points, 2nd – 1 point.
In the event of a tie, a champion to
score an additional 3 points to decide a
winner.
BRITISH CLASSES – Please State Breed.
Junior Classes:
1 – Bull under 12 months.
2 – Bull 12-15 months.
3 – Bull 15-18 months.
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion.
Senior Classes:
4 – Bull 18-21 months.
5 – Bull 21-24 months.
6 – Bull over 24 months.
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion.
Junior Classes:
7 – Heifer under 12 months.
8 – Heifer 12-15 months.
9 – Heifer 15-18 months.
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion
Senior Classes:
10 – Heifer 18-21 months.
11 – Heifer 21-24 months.
12 – Heifer over 24 months.
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion.
13 – Pair of Females any age.
14 – Group of Three Head – both sexes to be
represented.
BOS INDICUS CLASSES – Please State Breed.
Junior Classes:
15– Bull under 12 months.
16 – Bull 12-15 months.
17 – Bull 15 – 18 months.
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion.
Senior Classes:
18 – Bull 18-21 months.
29 – Bull 21-24 months.
20 – Bull over 24 months.
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion.
Junior Classes:
21– Heifer under 12 months.
22– Heifer 12-15 months.
23– Heifer 15-18 months.
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion
Senior Classes:
24 – Heifer 18-21 months.
25 – Heifer 21-24 months.
26 – Heifer over 24 months.
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion.
27 – Pair of Females any age.
28 – Group of Three Head – both sexes to be
represented
EUROPEAN CLASSES – Please State Breed.
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Junior Classes:
29– Bull under 12 months.
30– Bull 12-15 months.
31– Bull 15-18 months.
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion.
Senior Classes:
32– Bull 18-21 months.
33– Bull 21-24 months.
34– Bull over 24 months.
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion.
Junior Classes:
35– Heifer under 12 months.
36– Heifer 12-15 months.
37– Heifer 15-18 months.
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion
Senior Classes:
38 – Heifer 18-21 months.
39 – Heifer 21-24 months.
40 – Heifer over 24 months.
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion.
41 – Pair of Females any age.
42 – Group of Three Head – both sexes to be
represented
INTERBREED CLASSES – Please State Breed.
SUPREME BEEF EXHIBIT – To be selected
from the Interbreed Champion Bull and the
Interbreed Champion Cow or Heifer.
INTERBREED CHAMPION BULL – To be
selected from the Champion Bull from the
respective judging rings on the day.
INTERBREED CHAMPION COW OR
HEIFER – To be selected from the Champion
Cow or Heifer from the respective judging rings
on the day.
INTERBREED PAIR OF FEMALES – To be
selected from the 1st place getters from the
respective judging rings on the day.
DAIRY CLASSES – Please State Breed.
Junior Classes:
43 – Heifer under 12 months
44 – Heifer 12-15 months
45 – Heifer 15-18 months
Junior & Reserve Junior Champion
Senior Classes:
46 – Heifer 18-21 months
47 – Heifer 21-24 months
48 – Heifer over 24 months
Senior & Reserve Senior Champion
GRAND CHAMPION
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SECTION D

SHEEP

Chief Steward – Mrs J MacDonald.
Judging commences at10.00am.
Entry Fee - $1.50.
1st Prize - $3.00, 2nd Prize - $1.50.

Perpetual Trophy donated by Mr
James Short for most successful
exhibitor (one breed) in Section D –
1999 G Dehnert, 2000 G Dehnert,
2001 E Baker, 2002 I&I Mamic, 2003
Ireland Family, 2004 G & N Baker,
2005 P,M & S Baker, 2006 Ireland
Family, 2007 McEwan Family, 2008
McEwan Family, 2009 B Shalders,
2010 No Award, 2011 E Reed, 2012 G
Dehnert

Trophy donated by D & J MacDonald
for the Supreme Champion Ram – to
be judged from all breeds. To be won
3 times, not necessarily in succession,
then retained by winner. Ram to be
bred by the exhibitor. 2005 P, M & S
Baker, 2006 S Richardson, 2007 P, M
& S Baker, 2008 Ireland Family, 2009
P Brown, 2010 No Award, 2011 A
Smith, 2012 MacDonald Family

Champion and Reserve ribbons will be
given for best male and best female in
each section, ribbons to third.

Best Poll Dorset Lamb donated by
Tamra Stud – 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10
Ron Barron Trophy for Champion
Ewe of Show.
Trophy for Best Lamb of Show
donated by Tamara Stud – I & I
Mamic - $50. Judges to choose Best
Lamb of each breed.
REGULATIONS

All Sheep must be bred in a registered
flock and exhibited by members of
their breed society, under each
society’s current rules.

All sheep in SHORN classes to be
closely and evenly shorn on or after
1/8/12.
ANIMAL HEALTH STATUS: No animal
shall be permitted from a flock or property
that has had;

FOOTROT within 12 months,

JOHNES DISEASE – sheep can only
be exhibited if they comply with
current Victorian State Health and
ASBA regulations. Sheep will be
penned accordingly. If applicable
please show MN number on entry.

OVINE BRUCELLOSIS – entries will
only be accepted from accredited
flocks. Please show number on entry.

Any sheep found with LICE or TICKS
shall be removed immediately.
Schedule of Classes
Poll
Dorset
Dorset
Horn
Suffolk
White
Suffolk
South
down
Border
Leicester
Corriedale
Texel
Ram 4 tooth+
Woolly
Ram 4 tooth+ Shorn
1
14
27
40
53
66
79
92
Any other
Reg. British
Breed –
Please state
breed
105
2
15
28
41
54
67
80
93
106
Ram 2 tooth+
Woolly
Ram 2 tooth+ Shorn
3
16
29
42
55
68
81
94
107
4
17
30
43
56
69
82
95
108
Ram Lamb
b.after 1/4 Woolly
Ram Lamb
b.after 1/4 Shorn
Ewe 4 tooth+
Woolly
Ewe 4 tooth+ Shorn
5
18
31
44
57
70
83
96
109
6
19
32
45
58
71
84
97
110
7
20
33
46
59
72
85
98
111
8
21
34
47
60
73
86
99
112
Ewe 2 tooth+
Woolly
Ewe 2 tooth+ Shorn
9
22
35
48
61
74
87
100
113
10
23
36
49
62
75
88
101
114
11
24
37
50
63
76
89
102
115
12
25
38
51
64
77
90
103
116
13
26
39
52
65
78
91
104
117
Ewe Lamb
b after 1/4 Woolly
Ewe Lamb
b.after 1/4 Shorn
Group of 3 bred by
Exhibitor 1ram,
2ewes
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SECTION E
GOATS
Judging Commences at 9.30 am sharp.
All goats to be penned by 9.00am.
Chief Steward: Mr N Pearson.
Entry Fee - $1.50.
Prize Money – 1st, $3.00, 2nd, $1.50.

The Tooraweena Jacob Perpetual
Trophy, donated by M & N Pearson,
Peacefield Anglo Nubian Stud,
Denver, for the Champion Dairy Buck:
1992 S Grills, 1993 H & E Rosenhart,
1994 G Diamond, 1995 J Scott, 1996
M & N Pearson, 1997 A & R Butt,
1999 G Ryan, 2000 M & N Pearson,
2001 No Placement, 2002 S Green,
2003 A & R Butt, 2004 N Tyers, 2006
S & J Green, 2007 G Ryan, 2008 K
Cobbledick, 2009 J Westbury, 2010 P
Morris.

Trophy donated by the Daylesford
Agricultural Society for the most
successful exhibitor. To be won three
times, not necessarily in succession.:
1991 R Butt, 1992 R Butt, 1993 H & E
Rosenhart, 1994 B Lepaidevin, 1995 P
Harris, 1996 H & E Rosenhart, 1997 A
& R Butt, 1998 A & R Butt, 1999 A &
R Butt, 2000 M Teynolds, 2001 Y
Heath, 2002 Y Heath, 2003 A & R
Butt, 2004 E & K Heath, 2006 R Butt,
2007 M Pearson, 2008 ??, 2009 G
Keays, 2010 V Wright.
REGULATIONS

Entry Fees must accompany entries.

All goats must be registered with the
DGSA in the Herd Book (or
registration applied for).

If numbers warrant it,classes may be
amalgamated or divided at the
discretion of stewards.

All handlers to wear white
coats/clothing in the show ring.

All queries or complaints to be
directed to the Head Steward whose
decision will be final.

Exhibitors are to report to the Head
Steward on arrival to arrange tattoo
checks, advise of scratchings &
receive catalogues. Winners’ tattoos
may be inspected.

CAE & JD Negative Show: Exhibits
over 12 months of age must have
tested CAE negative. Exhibitors
MUST forward proof with entries or
entries will not be accepted. The test
must be within the last 12 months &
the certificate must contain results of
the blood test & each goat is to be
identified appropriately on the result
sheet.

When completing entries, PLEASE
MAKE SURE ALL COLUMNS ARE
COMPLETED. Any entry not fully
filled out, or if CAE certificates are
not enclosed, they will be returned to
the exhibitor.

The Judges’ decision will be final and
no correspondence will be entered
into.

A kid is under 12 months of age at
date of Show.

A Goatling is between the ages of 12
months & 24 months at date of Show.

All Goats must be from a disease free
herd, and on lead or penned during the
Show.

All prize winners must enter the Grand
Parade at approx. 2.30pm.
DAIRY GOATS
1. VETERAN DOE in milk, over 7
years, any breed
2. SAANEN DOE in milk, 2 or more
lactations
3. TOGGENBURG DOE in milk, 2 or
more lactations
4. BRITISH ALPINE DOE in milk, 2or
more lactations
5. ANGLO NUBIAN DOE in milk, 2 or
more lactations
6. MELAAN DOE in milk, 2 or more
lactations
7. SAANEN DOE in milk, first lactation,
under 4 years
8. TOGGENBURG DOE in milk, first
lactation, under 4 years
9. BRITISH ALPINE DOE in milk, first
lactation, under 4 years
10. ANGLO NUBIAN DOE in milk, first
lactation, under 4 years
11. MELAAN DOE in milk, first
lactation, under 4 years
12. DOE with best udder, two or more
lactations
13. DOE with best udder, first lactation,
under 4 years
Best Udder
14. TYPE & PRODUCTION first
lactation (Sash)
15. TYPE & PRODUCTION second or
subsequent lactation (Sash)
Figures from a 24 hour milk
production test, which has taken place
NOT more than 2 years from the date
of show MUST be forwarded with the
entry. Place and date of test to be
shown. Class may be divided if
sufficient entries.
16. HERD RECORDING TYPE &
PRODUCTION (Sash)
Champion & Reserve Champion Milking Doe
17. CHILD HANDLER under 14 years
18. SAANEN GOATLING 12-14 months
unkidded
19. TOGGENBURG GOATLING 12-14
months unkidded
20. BRITISH ALPINE GOATLING 1214 months unkidded
21. ANGLO NUBIAN GOATLING 12-14
months unkidded
Champion & Reserve Champion Goatling
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22. SAANEN DOE KID under 12 months
unkidded
23. TOGGENBURG DOE KID under 12
months unkidded
24. BRITISH ALPINE DOE KID under
12 months unkidded
25. ANGLO NUBIAN DOE KID under
12 months unkidded
Champion & Reserve Champion Doe Kid
26. BUCK KID any breed under 12
months
27. BUCK KID any breed 12 & 14
months
28. BUCK any breed, over 2 years
Champion & Reserve Champion Buck
29. BREEDERS GROUP – must have
stud prefix, not necessarily with the
same owner.
BEST EXHIBIT (Sash)
Breed Champions
Champion & Reserve Champion Saanen
Champion & Reserve Champion Toggenburg
Champion & Reserve Champion British
Alpine
Champion & Reserve Champion Anglo
Nubian
SECTION F
RABBITS
RABBIT BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION OF
VICTORIA (INC)
2 STAR OPEN PEN SHOW
Stock to be penned by 9.30am.
Judging commences at 10.00 am.
Stock removed after 4.00pm.
Entry Fees: $1.00 Breed Class & Specials.
50c Juvenile.
50c Pets.
Entries on day will be charged 50c extra.
Entries close November 16th with Supervisor:
Jenny Porritt
PO Box 968
Melton Vic 3337
Phone: 9747 8517
REGULATIONS:

Exhibitors must use class numbers as
stated in the schedule.

It is a condition of entry that all
exhibitors winning perpetual trophies
must be financial members of the
RBAV. Exhibits age will be
calculated at show date.

No exhibit shall be under the age of
eight weeks.

The RBAV reserves the right to refuse
entry to any exhibit or exhibitor
without giving reason for doing so.

The judge’s decision is final and the
RBAV will not enter into any
correspondence concerning the award
given.

No exhibit may be removed from its
show pen without the permission of
the show manager, failure to do so will
cause all awards that have been
awarded to the exhibit to be forfeited.

Any exhibit may be substituted prior
to the commencement of the show
providing that it is of the same age and
breed of the original entry and that the
show secretary has been notified
before the show has commenced.

Angora owners may (if the show
manager agrees) use their own cages
in place of the pen provided. Angora
exhibits may be groomed five minutes
prior to the class, for which they are
entered, is judged.

No food to be given to exhibits for the
duration of the show.

All exhibits must be the bonafide
property of the exhibitor, the exhibitor
enters entirely at their own risk and the
WSRF or its officers cannot be held
responsible for any loss or damage to
any exhibit or exhibitor.
BREED
Adult U/5 U/14
Fancy
Angora White
1
2
3
Angora AOC
4
5
6
Cashmere Lop Rew
7
8
9
Cashmere Lop AOC
10 11 12
Dutch AC
13 14 15
Dwarf Lop Rew
16 17 18
Dwarf Lop Self AOC
19 20 21
Dwarf Lop Shaded
22 23 24
Dwarf Lop Agouti
25 26 27
Dwarf Lop Tan Patt
28 29 30
Dwarf Lop AOC
31 32 33
Mini Lop Rew
34 35 36
Mini Lop Self
37 38 39
Mini Lop Shaded
40 41 42
Mini Lop Tan Patt
43 44 45
Mini Lop AOC
46 47 48
Mini Cashmere Lop Rew 49 50 51
Mini Cashmere Lop AOC 52 53 54
N. Dwarf Rew
55 56 57
N. Dwarf Self AOC
58 59 60
N. Dwarf Shaded
61 62 63
Fancy
N. Dwarf Tan Patt
64 65 66
N. Dwarf Agouti
67 68 69
N. Dwarf AOC
70 71 72
Tan AOC
73 74 75
Harlequin AC
76 77 78
Fancy AOV
79 80 81
Fur
British Giant
82 83 84
Chinchilla Gigantica
85 86 87
Satin Ivory
88 89 90
Satin AOC
91 92 93
Silver Fox AC
94 95 96
Fur AOV
97 98 99
Rex
Ermine
100 101 102
Self AOC
103 104 105
13
Shaded
106 107
Tan Patt
109 110
Agouti
112 113
Rex AOV
115 116
Mini Rex Self
118 119
Mini Rex Shaded
121 122
Mini Rex Tan Patt
124 125
Mini Rex Agouti
127 128
Mini Rex AOV
130
Classes
Adult
Childs Pet
131
Members Pet
132
Juvenile
133
Child Handler U/6
134
Child Handler U/10
135
Child Handler U/16
136
Visitors Unrung
137
Members Unrung
138
Cavies/Guinea Pigs
1. Best Condition Adult
2. Best Condition U/5 months
3. Best Long Haired Variety
4. Best Boar Challenge
5. Best Sow Challenge
108
111
114
117
120
123
126
129
U/5 – Under 5 months, U/14 – Under 14
weeks, AV – Any Variety, AA – Any Age,
AC – Any Colour, AOC – Any Other
Colour, AOV – Any Other Variety
Juvenile – Rabbit owned & maintained by
child under 16 years.
Unrung – is for pure bred rabbits & is
judged to the breed standards.
SECTION G
POULTRY
Stock to be penned by 9.30am.
Judging commences at 10.00am.
Entry Fee – 50c
Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c
Pen Numbers to be collected on day of show from
Poultry Supervisor.
Supervisor: David Yoxall.
ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 16th.
The A D Balharrie Trophy will be awarded to the
Best Bird of the Show. To be won three times,
not necessarily in succession. 1991 I Gillard,
1992 G Stevens, 1993 A Copeland, 1994 I
Gillard, 1995 K White, 1996 S Legge, 1997 D
Wolfe, 1998 D Yoxall, 1999 T Ayto, 2000 G&A
Vella, 2001 D Yoxall, 2202 Sawyer Family, 2003
I Nash, 2004 S Legge, 2005 W Patterson, 2006 R
Rogers, 2008 Rhys Chester., 2009 Mitchell Bros,
2011 I Nash
Ribbons will be award to :

Champion of the Show & Trophy

Reserve Champion of the Show

Best Standard Light Softfeather

Reserve Champion Light Softfeather

Champion Standard Heavy Softfeather

Reserve Champion Standard Heavy
Softfeather
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Champion Hardfeather Large
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Reserve Champion Hardfeather Large
Champion Softfeather Bantam
Reserve Champion Softfeather
Bantam
Champion Hardfeather Bantam
Reserve Champion Hardfeather
Bantam
Champion Waterfowl
Reserve Champion Waterfowl
Champion Junior Exhibit & Trophy
Reserve Champion Junior Exhibit
J MacPherson Memorial Sash for the
Most Successful Exhibitor.
SOFTFEATHER LARGE
Standard Light
Ancona
Hamburg Black
Hamburg AOC
Leghorn White
Leghorn Black
Leghorn AOC
Minorca
Silkie White
Silkie AOC
Welsummer
AOV Softfeather Light
Standard Heavy
Australorp
Barnevelder
Langshan
New Hampshire
Orpington Black
Orpington AOC
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Sussex
Wyandotte White
Wyandotte AOC
AOV Softfeather Heavy
Hardfeather Large
Australian Game
Malay Game
Modern Game
Australian Pit Game
Indian Game
OEG Black Red
OEG Blue Red
OEG Duckwing
OEG Pile
OEG AOC
AOV Hardfeather Large
Softfeather Bantams
Ancona
Australorp
Belgian d’Anvers
Belgian d’Uccles
Frizzle
Japanese
Lanshan
Leghorn White
Leghorn Black
Minorca
Orpington
Pekin Black
Pekin White
M
F
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
69
71
73
75
77
79
81
83
85
87
89
91
93
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
14
Pekin AOC
95
96
Plymouth Rock
97
98
Rhode Island
99
100
Rosecomb
101
102
Sebright
103
104
Sussex
105
106
Wyandotte White
107
108
Wyandotte AOC
109
110
AOC Softfeather Bantams
111
112
Hardfeather Bantams
M
F
Modern Black Red
113
114
Modern Duckwing
115
116
Modern Pile
117
118
Modern AOC
119
120
OEG Black Red LL
121
122
OEG Black Red DL
123
124
OEG Blue Tail Wheaten
125
126
OEG Blue Red
127
128
OEG Duckwing
129
130
OEG Blue Duckwing
131
132
OEG Pile
133
134
OEG Spangle
135
136
Australian Game
137
138
Australian Pit Game
139
140
Indian Game
141
142
Malay Game
143
144
AOV Hardfeather Bantam
145
146
Waterfowl
Indian Runner White
147
148
Indian Runner AOC
149
150
Pekin
151
152
Campbell
153
154
Buff Orphington
155
156
Silver Appleyards
157
158
Elizabeth
159
160
Rouen
161
162
Muscovy
163
164
AOV Waterfowl
165
166
Bantam Black East Indian
167
168
Bantam Call
169
170
Bantam Mallard Normal
171
172
Bantam Mallard AOC
173
174
Bantam AOV
175
176
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Juniors aged between 6 and 16 are
eligible to show in the Junior Section
using the above numbers but marking
each class with the letter ‘J’ before the
class number. For Example a Pekin
Black Male in Junior Class would be
entered as – J91.
SECTION H
PIGEONS
*All Birds Entered must be vaccinated. A
written declaration must be supplied with the
entry form.
Pigeons to be penned by 9.30am.
Judging commences at 10.00am.
Entry Fee – 50c
Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c
Pen Numbers to be collected on day of show from
Steward.
Steward: Daylesford Homing Club Members.
ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 16th.

All birds MUST be rung with a solid
ring. NO MARKERS.

No Exhibitor’s passes issued.

Most successful exhibitor will receive
Prize from Show Society.
Sashes for Best of each breed:
Utility – Carneaux, King, AOV.
Homers – Aust. Showpen, Carrier, Dragoon,
English Showpen, Exhibition Homer, Modena.
Fancy – Fantail, Jacobin, Lahore, Birmingham
Roller, Aust Perf Tumbler, German Beard,
Magpie, Short Faced Tumbler, Long Faced
Tumbler, Domestic Flight, West of England,
Domestic Tumbler, Pigmy Pouter, Turbit, Lark,
Damascene, British Racing Pigeon, AOV.
Racers – Blue Bar, Blue Chequer, Red Chequer,
Pied, AOC, Best Cock, Best Hen.
Juniors – Fancy, Racer.
Reg Cole Memorial for Best Racing Pigeon.
Daylesford Homing Club Sash for Best Bird in
Show.
UTILITY
Carneaux
King
AOV Utility
HOMERS
Cock
Hen
Young
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Cock Hen Young Young
Cock Hen
Aust Show Pen
10
11
12
13
Carrier
14
15
16
17
Dragoon
18
19
20
21
English Show Pen 22
23
24
25
Exhibition Homer 26
27
28
29
Modena Schietti
30
31
32
33
Modena Gazzi
34
35
36
37
FANCY
Cock
Hen
Young
Fantail
38
39
40
Jacobin
41
42
43
Lahore
44
45
46
Birmingham Roller
47
48
49
Aust Perf Tumbler
50
51
52
German Beard
53
54
55
Magpie
56
57
58
Domestic Flight
59
60
61
Short Faced Tumbler 62
63
64
Long Faced Tumbler 65
66
67
West of England
68
69
70
Domestic Tumbler
71
72
73
Pigmy Pouter
74
75
76
Turbit
77
78
79
Lark
80
81
82
Damascene
83
84
85
British Racing
86
87
88
AOV Fancy
89
90
91
RACERS
Blue Bar
92
93
94
Blue Chequer
95
96
97
Red or Red Chequer
98
99
100
Pied
101
102
103
AOC
104
105
106
Flown up to 200 miles 107
108
Flown over 200 miles 109
110
JUNIORS
AOV Fancy
111
112
113
Racer
114
115
116
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SPECIAL REGULATIONS
SECTION J
FOR THE FOLLOWING
SECTIONS:
I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, T.
GARDEN PRODUCE
1.
2.
Entries close November 16, 2013.
Specific information is found at the
head of each section.
3. All exhibits must be delivered to the
pavilion and handed to stewards no
later the 9.15am on the day of the
show.
4. Section tickets must be firmly attached
to article, no staples or straight pins
are to be used.
5. No exhibit will be released before
3.30pm.
6. A steward must be in attendance when
collecting articles.
7. Please post entries early & include a
stamped, self-addressed envelope,
this will ensure acceptance of entries
& prompt return of tickets.
8. Please include all relevant
information, fill in both sides of entry
form & ensure correct entry fee is
included.
9. Prize money may be collected after
3.30pm at the Secretary’s Office.
10. Prize money in part is donated by the
Ladies Auxiliary.
11. No names or markings will be allowed
on any exhibit.
12. Allocations of aggregate points in
various Art & Craft sections: 1st – 5
points, 2nd – 3 points. In the event of a
tie, the most number of 1st prizes
awarded will be the winner.
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Section tickets to be firmly attached to
each article.
Must be grown by the exhibitor.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – 50c
Junior Entry fee – No fee.
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
Junior Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c.
1. Bunch of Carrots
2. Bunch of Radish
3. Best Lettuce
4. Broad Beans, 12 Pods
5. 4 Stalks Silverbeet
6. Bunch Spring Onions
7. Dish of Peas, 12 Pods
8. Dish of 12 Strawberries
9. 3 Lemons
10. Bunch of Rhubarb, 6 sticks
11. Any other vegetable n.o.s.
12. Best collection of Garden Produce, 4
varieties.
13. Best group of Vegetables, 3 varieties.
District Exhibitor – Radius 25km
14. Best group of Vegetables, 3 varieties.
15. Bunch of Parsley
Classes 16, 17 & 18 – 4 varieties, 1 cut of each, 1
container. Name herbs if possible.
16. 4 Varieties Culinary Herbs
17. 4 Varieties Medicinal Herbs
18. 4 Varieties Aromatic Herbs
19. 3 Salad Vegetables
Under 16 years.
20. Novelty Vegetable or Fruit 10 yrs &
under
21. Novelty Vegetable or Fruit 11-13 yrs
22. Edible Necklace
SECTION I
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FARM PRODUCE
Champion Eggs in Show (Card only)
No private marks will be allowed on
any exhibit.
All eggs are to be displayed in egg
cartons.
Double Yolks will be disqualified.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – 50c
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
1. One dozen fresh hen eggs white
2. One dozen fresh hen eggs brown
3. One dozen fresh hen eggs tinted
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SECTION K
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CUT FLOWERS
Must be grown by exhibitor & should
not include flowering trees or shrubs
unless stated.
Exhibitors are to provide their own
containers.
Floral Art Section –Exhibitors need
not have grown material used.
Distinct variety – one variety.
Distinct colours – each must be
different
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – 50c
Junior Entry fee – No fee.
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
Junior Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c
The R W Cooper Memorial Perpetual Trophy
will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most
first prizes in the Cut Flowers Section – Classes
1-33. In the event of a tie, second prizes will be
included. 1999 G Schwarze, 2000 E Wright,
2001-2005 G Schwarze, 2006 E Wright, 2008 G
Schwarze
Max and Anne O’Shea Perpetual Trophy for
Champion Rose of Show.
1. 6 Cut flowers, one variety not
otherwise specified, one container
2. 6 Cut flowers, distinct varieties, 1 stem
of each
3. One spike Delphinium
4. One bloom, any variety (not shrub)
5. 3 spikes of Bearded Iris
6. One spike of Bearded Iris
7. 3 Lupins, one container
8. 3 varieties of flowering shrubs, one cut
of each, one container
9. 2 varieties native shrubs, one cut of
each, one container
10. One head of Rhododendron
11. Bowl of Rhododendrons
12. Container of 3 Rhododendrons,
distinct varieties, one cut of each
13. 4 cuts Aquilegia, one container
14. 3 cuts Snapdragon, one container
15. 3 cuts Sweet William, one container
16. Sweet Peas, 9 stems, 3 colours, 3
stems of each, one container
17. 4 stems Iceland Poppies, one container
18. 3 cuts Calendulas, one container
19. 4 cuts Carnations, one container
20. 3 yellow or lemon flowers, distinct
varieties, one container
21. 3 pink or red flowers, distinct
varieties, one container
22. 3 blue or mauve flowers, distinct
varieties, one container
23. 3 white flowers, distinct varieties, one
container
24. 3 Pansies, distinct colours
25. Miniature Roses, small container
26. 3 Roses, distinct colours, one
container
27. One Rose, full blown
28. One Floribunda Rose Variety
29. One English Rose – David Austin
variety
30. One Perfumed Rose, any variety,
named if possible
31. One Rose Bud, any variety, named if
possible
32. One Rose, any variety, named if
possible, district radius 25km
CHAMPION ROSE from Sections 27-32,
Rosette & Card
THE JENNY FIUME AWARD FOR BEST
EXHIBIT IN SHOW (excluding Sections 27-38)
FLORAL ART
33. Arranged Bowl of Flowers
34. Your favourite container of flowers
35. Bowl of Roses
POT PLANTS
36. Pot plant in bloom
37. Pot plant – foliage only
38. Cacti/Succulent in pot
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
KK – Junior Section
Under 16 years
Collection cut flowers, 3 varieties, 2
stems of each
One Rose
Container of roses
Cacti/Succulent in pot
Decorated saucer 11-13 yrs, in sand
Decorated saucer 10 yrs & under, in
sand
Garden in a shoe box 10 yrs & under
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SECTION L
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COOKERY
All exhibits must be cooked prior to
show day by exhibitor.
Definitely no entries on the day.
One entry per class, per person.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Definition of a biscuit – A biscuit is
rolled, cut to shape, dropped from a
spoon, baked in a tin. A biscuit must
be crisp, when broken it must snap in
half cleanly. All biscuits should be
even in thickness, not high on one side
and low on the other.

Definition of a cookie – A cookie is a
plain mixture dropped from the spoon,
with the addition of fruit, choc bits,
nuts, etc. It can be higher & softer
than a biscuit, it can be rougher, or it
can be flattened out with baking & be
short and crisp.

Could ALL cooking exhibits please
be delivered on a plain white paper
plate with section card attached
Entry fee – 50c
Junior Entry fee – No fee.
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
Junior Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c
Ribbons awarded to all Juniors.
1. 6 Plain Scones
2. Homemade Bread Loaf – White
3. Homemade Bread Loaf – Wholemeal
4. Plate of Uncooked Slice, 2 varieties, 3
pieces of each (3cm x 5.5 cm)
5. Plate of Cooked Slice, 2 varieties, 3
pieces of each (3cm x 5.5 cm)
6. Rich Fruit Cake (approx 4lbs)
7. Boiled Fruit Cake
8. Orange Cake, iced, loaf
9. Plain Cake, no icing
10. 4 Small Muffins
11. Chocolate Cake, iced
12. Banana Cake, no icing
13. Sponge, not iced, no filling
14. Shortbreads, 6 pieces
15. 6 Cream Puffs, shell
16. Homemade Biscuits, 2 varieties, 3 of
each
17. Fruit and/or nut loaf, round tin
18. Plum Pudding, boiled in cloth
19. Six Sausage Rolls
20. Pasties, homemade
21. Decorated Cake, one tier. Decorations
to be made by exhibitor
22. Novelty Cake, any decorations
Prize money for classes 21&22: 1st $5, 2nd $3
CONFECTIONERY
23. White Christmas, 6 pieces
24. Selection of 10 Homemade Chocolates
25. Selection of Homemade Sweets, 2
varieties
26. VAS Ltd Rich Fruit Cake
Competition.
1st Prize $15, 2nd Prize $5, Entry 50c
Regulations: An exhibitor having won at Show,
will bake another cake for entry in the Group
Final; the winner will then be required to bake a
further cake for the State Final at the next Royal
Melbourne Show. An exhibitor having won at
Show level is not eligible to enter any other Show
until after the Group judging, when, if not the
winning entry, can compete further. An exhibitor
is only eligible to represent one Group in the State
Final. An exhibitor having won at Group level
cannot compete further until after the Royal
Melbourne Show. Each cake entered must be the
bona fide work of the exhibitor. If for any reason
a winner is unable to compete at Group or State
Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible
to compete. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe
and specifications.
Here’s what you need:250g sultanas, 250g chopped raisins, 250g
currants, 125g chapped mixed peel, 90g chopped
red glace cherries, 90g chopped blanched
almonds, 1/3 cup sherry or brandy, 250g plain
flour, 60g self raising flour, ¼ teaspoon grated
nutmeg, ½ teaspoon ground ginger, ½ teaspoon
ground cloves, 250g butter, 250g soft brown
sugar, ½ teaspoon lemon essence OR finely
grated lemon rind, ½ teaspoon almond essence, ½
teaspoon vanilla essence, 4 large eggs.
Here’s what you do:Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle
with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at
least 1 hour, but preferable overnight.
Sift together the flours and spices. Cream
together the butter and sugar with the essences.
Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after
each addition, then alternately add the fruit and
flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture
should be stiff enough to support a wooden
spoon.
Place the mixture into a prepared tin 20cm square,
straight sided, square cornered tin and bake in a
slow oven for approximately 31/2 – 4 hours.
Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending
upon the size, it is suggested the raisins be
snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 or 6
pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces.
27. VAS Carrot Cake Competition.
Open to carrot cake enthusiasts everywhere
1st Prize $15, 2nd Prize $5, Entry 50c
Note: Regulations for Carrot Cake Competition
are the same as the Regulations for the Rich Fruit
Cake Competition.
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Here’s what you need:Olive oil, to grease, 3 (about 350g) carrots, 1 cup
(150g) self-raising flour, ½ cup (75g) plain flour,
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda, ½ tsp ground
cinnamon, ½ cup (80g) brown sugar, ¾ cup
(185ml) oil, ½ cup (125ml) golden syrup, 3 eggs,
1 tsp vanilla essence, ½ cup walnuts
Here’s what you do:Preheat oven to 170oC. Grease a 20cm (base)
round cake pan lightly with oil, and line with nonstick baking paper. Peel and grate the carrots, and
set aside.
Sift the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon
into a large bowl.
Put the brown sugar, oil, golden syrup, eggs and
vanilla in a separate bowl. Use a balloon whisk to
mix until combined. Pour the oil mixture into the
dry ingredients. Use a wooden spoon to stir gently
until just combined.
Stir in the grated carrot and walnuts.
Pour the mixture into the pan and bake for 1 hour.
Set aside for 5 minutes, before turning out onto a
wire rack to cool completely.
NOTE: Regulations for Junior Boiled Fruit Cake
Competition are the same as the Regulations for
the Rich Fruit Cake Competition.
Here’s what you need:375g Mixed Fruit, ¾ cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon
mixed spice, ½ cup water, 125g butter, ½
teaspoon bicarbonate soda, ½ cup sherry, 2 eggs,
lightly beaten, 2 tablespoons marmalade, 1 cup
self-raising flour, 1 cup plain flour, ¼ teaspoon
salt.
Here’s what you do:Place the mixed fruit, sugar, spice, water and
butter in a large saucepan and bring to the boil.
Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove from
the stove, add bicarb soda and allow to cool.
Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing
well.
Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a
greased and lined 20cm round cake tin.
Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1½ hours or
until cooked when tested.
22. VAS Carrot and Date Muffins
LL – Junior Section
Under 16 years
The ‘Florence Liversidge’ Junior Cookery
Encouragement Award will be given to the
Aggregate winner in the cookery section.
1. 6 Small Plain Cakes, un-iced
2. 6 Small Plain Cakes, iced
3. 6 Small Plain Cakes, decorated
4. Packet Cake, any variety, un-iced
5. 6 Plain Scones
6. Homemade Fancy Biscuits, 2 varieties,
3 of each
7. Plate of Uncooked Slice, 2 varieties, 3
of each
8. 4 Small Muffins
9. Decorated Cake, decorated by the
exhibitor, under 15 yrs
10. Decorated Cake, decorated by the
exhibitor, 16 yrs
11. Decorated Cake, decorated by the
exhibitor, 17 yrs
12. Novelty Cake, 14 yrs & under, any
decorations
13. Novelty Cake, 15 years, any
decorations
14. Novelty Cake, 16 yrs & over, any
decorations
10 Years and under
15.
16.
17.
18.
6 Chocolate Crackles
6 Honey Joys
4 small Plain Cakes, decorated
Decorated Homemade Gingerbread
Man
19. 4 Muffins
20. 4 Biscuits
A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on
the day of their local show.
1st Prize $5, 2nd Prize $3
Note: Regulations for Carrot and Date Muffin
Competition are the same as the Regulations for
the Rich Fruit Cake Competition.
4 Muffins to be presented.
Here’s what you need:2 ½ cups self-raising flour, 1 tsp ground
cinnamon, ¼ tsp ground nutmeg, 1 cup brown
sugar (firmly packed), 1/3 cup pitted dates, 1 cup
coarsely grated carrot, 1 tablespoon orange
marmalade, 1 cup canola oil, 2 eggs – lightly
beaten, ¾ cup orange juice, 1 cup reduced fat
milk
Here’s what you do:Heat oven to 190oC (moderately hot). Line and
spray a 12 hole muffin pan with large paper cases.
Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates,
carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil,
eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined.
Spoon mixture evenly into prepared pan holes.
Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked
insert a cake skewer. If it comes out clean the
muffins are ready).
Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes then turn out
onto a wire rack to cool.
21. VAS Ltd Junior Boiled Fruit Cake.
1st Prize $10, 2nd Prize $5
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SECTION M
JAMS & JELLIES, ETC
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All exhibits must have been made in
the last 12 months.
Exhibits must be homemade and in
jars of clear glass with clear seals.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – 50c
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
1. Collection of Jams, 3 varieties
2. Collection of Jellies, 2 varieties
3. Raspberry Jam
4. Light Plum Jam
5. Dark Plum Jam
6. Apricot Jam
7. Blackberry Jam
8. Orange Marmalade
9. Marmalade NOS
10. Grapefruit Marmalade
11. Jam NOS
12. Quince Jelly
13. Apple Jelly
14. Berry Jam NOS
15. Tomato Pickles
16. Pickles NOS
17. Tomato Sauce
18. Tomato Relish
19. Tomato Chutney
20. Lemon Butter
21. Plum Sauce
22. Worcestershire Sauce
23. Chutney NOS
LOCAL SECTION
Radius of 25km from Daylesford Post Office
24. Collection of Jams, 2 varieties
25. Collection of Jellies, 2 varieties
26. 1 Jar of Berry Jam
SECTION N
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NEEDLEWORK,
FANCYWORK, ETC
All exhibits must have been completed
in the last 12 months.
Needlework garments should not be
washed.
Section tickets to be suitably attached
to the right hand corner of every
exhibit with a small safety pin
Staples and straight pins must not be
used.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – 50c
Junior Entry fee – No fee.
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
Junior Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c
Ribbons awarded to all Juniors.
KNITTING AND CROCHET
Adult Jumper Handknitted
Adult Cardigan Handknitted
Handknitted Garment
Handknitted Garment Novice
Stole or Shawl Handknitted or Crochet
Tea Cosy Handknitted or Crochet
Hat or Beanie Handknitted, over 5 ply
Baby’s Booties Handknitted
Baby’s Booties Crochet
Baby’s Garment Handknitted
Baby’s Garment Crochet
Baby’s Layette Handknitted
Child’s Jumper or Cardigan, 5 ply or
under, handknitted
14. Child’s Jumper or Cardigan, over
5ply, handknitted
15. Child’s Handknitted Garment
16. Child’s Crochet Garment
17. Crochet Adult Garment
18. Crochet Wool Cushion
19. Dressed Doll Knitted/Crochet
Garments
20. Fairisle Garment
21. Wool Rug, Crochet
22. Wool Rug, Handknitted
23. Over 70’s Knitting & Crochet
LOCAL CLASSES
24. Adult Handknitted Jumper or Cardigan
25. Child’s Handknitted Jumper or
Cardigan
26. Baby’s Layette Handknitted
27. Baby’s Garment Handknitted
28. Baby’s Garment Crochet
FANCY WORK
29. Soft Toy
30. Novelty Toy
31. Teddy Bear
32. Coat Hanger
33. Machine made Apron
34. Piece of cross stitch
35. Over 70’s needle/fancy work
36. Any other needlework article NOS
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NN – Junior Section
14-17 years
The following prize is donated by Mrs M Sim,
Threadneedle Craft, Daylesford
$50 Voucher to be given to overall winner in
Section NN, 14-17 years
1. Machine Made Garment
2. Machine Made Craft Article
3. Embroidered Article
4. Soft Toy
5. Hand Craft Article
6. Any Article demonstrating Patchwork,
Quilting or Applique
7. Any other Article not listed
8. Pillow Case
13 years and under
The following prize is donated by Mrs M Sim,
Threadneedle Craft, Daylesford
$30 Voucher to be given to overall winner in
Section NN, 13 years and under
9. Soft Toy or Dressed Doll
10. Any Article made from Used Fabric
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11. Machine Made Craft Article
12. Embroidered Article
13. Dressed Teddy Bear
MIDLANDS GROUP PHOTO COMP.
Theme – Transport Old and New - Open to All
SECTION O
VAS LTD COMPETITIONS
Winners of this section will be eligible to
represent Daylesford at Midland Group Level.
Winners of the Midland Group will then be
eligible to compete at State Level.
Entry fee – 50c
Prize Money – 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50
1.
Handknitted Jumper or Cardigan made
from Pure Wool/Wool Blend of any
ply.
2. Article of Hand Embroidery, any type
excluding cross stitch.
3. Patchwork, a piece of patchwork.
4. VAS Ltd Spotlight State Sewing
Championship.
5. Crochet article made from Pure
Wool/Wool Blend of any ply.
6. Photography, subject “Photo Taken at
an Agricultural Show”, Colour or
Black & White.
7. Junior Photography, age 18 yrs &
under on day of show, “A photograph
taken at an Agricultural Show”,
Colour or Black & White
For an entry form & list of regulations
for any of the above VAS Ltd
Competitions please ring the Secretary on
5348 7997.
SECTION P
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PHOTOGRAPHY –
AMATEURS ONLY
Section tickets to be firmly attached to
all prints.
It is requested that all photos be
mounted, mount to be no more than
3cm larger than photo, to prevent
damage during display.
Please print name & address on back
of photos.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Open to digital & 35mm film photos
Same photo not to be entered in more
than one section.
Entry fee – 50c
Junior Entry fee – No fee.
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
Junior Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c
Ribbons awarded to all Juniors.
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RESTRICTED SECTION
Size up to 10x15cm
Black & White
Any Subject
3 Local Scenes
Local Scene
Portrait
Colour
Any Subject
Child Study
Animal Study
Landscape
3 Local Scenes
Local Scene
Seascape
Floral Study
Portrait
OPEN SECTION
Any size up to 20x30cm
Please Note: a maximum or 4 entries per class
per exhibitor applies.
Black & White
14. Any Subject
15. Local Scene
Colour
16. Any Subject
17. Child Study
18. Animal Study
19. Landscape
20. Seascape
21. Local Scene
22. Floral Study
23. Portrait
24. Digitally enhanced photo, any subject
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29.
PP – Junior Section
Primary School
Any Subject – Colour
Animal Study – Colour
Child Study – Colour
Local Scene – Colour
Seascape – Colour
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Secondary School
Any Subject – Black & White
Any Subject – Colour
Animal Study – Colour
Child Study – Colour
Seascape – Colour
Floral Study – Colour
Local Scene – Colour
DAYLESFORD PHARMACY VOUCHERS:
$50 – BEST COLOUR PRINT
$50– BEST BLACK & WHITE PRINT
$30 – BEST PRINT, PRIMARY SCHOOL
$30 – BEST PRINT, SECONDARY SCHOOL
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SECTION Q
SECTION T
ARTS, CRAFTS,
PATCHWORK
JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS
All exhibits must have been completed
in the last 12 months.
Section tickets to be suitably attached
to the right hand corner of every
exhibit.
All exhibits to be the bona fide work
of the exhibitor.
All exhibitors to be Amateurs only
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – 50c
Prize Money – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00
1. Tapestry Picture, Framed
2. Article of Craft NOS
3. Painting, any medium, Framed
4. Black & White Drawing
5. Abstract or Semi-abstract, any media
6. Computer Art
7. Papercraft – Card/Scrapbooking
8. Woodcraft
9. Over 70’s Art & Craft
10. Any Article of Jewellery
11. Metalwork
12. Crochet Doiley
13. Crochet Soft Toy
14. Crochet Lavender Bag
15. Crochet Decorative article
Hand Spun
16. Hand Woven Bag
17. 2 Skeins Hand Spun Wool, 1 white, 1
coloured
18. Jumper or Cardigan
19. Knitted or Crochet Cap
20. Any other article
21. 2 Skeins, any other fibre
Patchwork
22. Quilt, quilted by hand
23. Quilt, quilted by machine
24. Wall Quilt, quilted by hand
25. Wall Quilt, quilted by machine
26. Applique, machine stitched
27. Applique, hand stitched
28. Quilted Clothing, machine stitched
29. Quilted Clothing, hand stitched
30. Patchwork Cushion, machine quilted
31. Patchwork Cushion, hand quilted
32. Article of Patchwork, hand stitched
33. Article of Patchwork, machine stitched
34. Article of Patchwork, NOS
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Section tickets to be firmly attached.
Please state age of child when entering
No names to be displayed on exhibits.
Work must have been completed in the
past 12 months.
All paintings & pictures must be
mounted on card.
Please enclose stamped selfaddressed envelope.
Entry fee – No fee.
Junior Prize Money – 1st $1.00, 2nd $50c
Ribbons awarded to all Juniors.
The following prizes are donated by Mrs D
Hollow, Sandy Farm Winery
$50 Voucher to be given to overall winner in
Section T
$30 Voucher to be given to 2nd place overall in
Section T
T1 – 10 years & under 15 years
1. Painting, any subject
2. Drawing, any subject
3. 3 Dimensional article, any media, e.g.
ceramics, woodwork, model, sculpture
4. A decorated box
5. An art piece about a pet, any media
6. A graphic communication poster or
advertisement
7. Papercraft – Card/Scrapbooking
8. Meccano Model
T2 – 6 years & under 10 years
9. Painting, any subject
10. Drawing, any subject
11. 3 Dimensional article
12. A decorated box
13. An art piece about a pet, any media
14. An art piece made from natural
resources, e.g. grass, bark, leaves, etc
15. Papercraft – Card/Scrapbooking
16. Lego Model
T3 – Under 6 years
17. Painting, any subject
18. Drawing, any subject
19. Clay Design
Prize Money for following classes– 1st $5.00, 2nd
$3.00, 3rd $2.00
35. One Person’s Work – Variety of 6
articles of work done by one person.
Cookery, needle work, craft etc
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