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NAMING RIGHTS, PLATINUM AND GOLD SPONSORS
The Stanthorpe Agricultural Society extends a warm thank you to our NAMING RIGHTS, PLATINUM AND GOLD
SPONSORS supporting the 2018 Stanthorpe Show.
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Thank you to the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society's ongoing corporate sponsors who support show society and
showground activities throughout the year.
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Stanthorpe Agricultural Society
Welcome to the 142nd Stanthorpe Show!
Friday 2 February to Sunday 4 February 2018
Admission to Grounds Exhibition Centre opening Gate opening
(Show) and closing times times
Adults …………..……………………… $10.00 Friday: 8am to 8.30pm Gates will be open
Pensioners ……….…..……………… $6.00 Saturday: 8am to 7.00pm from 6am daily
Children (17 years and under). $3.00
Cars ..…………………………………… $2.00
Membership Office Bearers
Any person may be duly nominated and accepted, and by Patron: Mr Neville Bryant
payment of the annual subscription to the Secretary, be
duly constituted a member and have all the rights and President: Mr Brett Boatfield
privileges of membership.
Vice presidents: Mr Craig Magnussen
Membership fees
Mr Stephen Williams
2018 membership fees must be paid by Thurs 1 Feb, 2018
(before the first day of the show). Ms Dee Booth
Fee classes include members own children under 18.
2018 membership fees are: Treasurer: Mr Ian Sapsford
Single: $16.50
Double/Couple: $33 Chair of Committees: Mr Michael Smail
Family: $33
Hon. Solicitor: Mr Steve Sullivan
Privileges of membership
Hon. Vet. Surgeon: Ms Kirstin Widderick
Admission to grounds on production of membership
tickets for duration of the show. Mr Neville Bryant Mr Brett Boatfield
Patron President
Admission for horse or vehicle to the grounds
Admission of member’s children under 18 years when
accompanied by the member.
The right to vote at the annual, or any special general
meeting.
Admission to the annual agricultural show held in
Warwick, Tenterfield, Killarney and Allora.
Exhibitors
Exhibits must be in the hands of the stewards at the
times and dates specified in the Schedule.
Entrants to pay gate entry fee unless a member.
Acceptance of entries
The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact Ms Brooke Summerville
that entries are accepted subject to the Rules of the Secretary
Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Society’s and to the
Constitution and Rules of this Society, in addition to any Ph: 07 4681 2107/ Mob: 0424 405 257
Special Regulations published in this schedule. Email: [email protected]
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Index to schedule
Naming rights, platinum and gold sponsors............................................................................................ 2
Corporate sponsors ................................................................................................................................. 2
Welcome.................................................................................................................................................. 3
Membership ............................................................................................................................................ 3
Office Bearers .......................................................................................................................................... 3
General regulations ................................................................................................................................. 6
SECTION A - RING EVENTS ..................................................................................................................... 10
SECTION A - DRESSAGE EVENTS ........................................................................................................... 19
SECTION A - SUNDAY BREED CLASSES ................................................................................................... 20
SECTION A - STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE ................................................................................................ 22
SECTION A - STANTHORPE SHOW CAMPDRAFT ................................................................................... 23
SECTION B - PRIME CATTLE ................................................................................................................... 24
SECTION C - STUD CATTLE ..................................................................................................................... 27
SECTION D - WOOL ................................................................................................................................ 30
SECTION E - SHEEP................................................................................................................................. 31
SECTION E1 - PRIME LAMBS .................................................................................................................. 32
SECTION E2 - PRIME LAMB CARCASS .................................................................................................... 33
SECTION E3 - QUICKSHEARS ................................................................................................................. 34
SECTION E3 - FASHION PARADES .......................................................................................................... 34
SECTION F - FRUIT.................................................................................................................................. 35
SECTION G - VEGETABLES ...................................................................................................................... 37
SECTION H - HORTICULTURE ................................................................................................................. 39
SECTION I - COOKERY............................................................................................................................. 43
SECTION J - COOKING IN JARS! .............................................................................................................. 47
SECTION K - POTTERY AND CLAY SCULPTURE ....................................................................................... 49
SECTION L1 - FIBRECRAFT AND HANDSPUN.......................................................................................... 50
SECTION L2 - MANUAL ARTS ................................................................................................................. 51
SECTION N - STITCHCRAFT..................................................................................................................... 53
SECTION N1 – PATCHWORK AND QUILTING ......................................................................................... 54
SECTION N2 – SEWING .......................................................................................................................... 54
SECTION N3 – NEEDLEWORK & EMBROIDERY ...................................................................................... 54
SECTION N4 – KNITTING & CROCHET .................................................................................................... 55
SECTION O - PHOTOGRAPHY ................................................................................................................. 56
SECTION Q - HANDCRAFT ...................................................................................................................... 58
SECTION R - POULTRY............................................................................................................................ 62
SECTION S – UTE SHOW......................................................................................................................... 64
SECTION T – BEER, WINE & ITALIAN HOME PRESERVES ....................................................................... 66
SECTION U - SHEEPDOG TRIALS ............................................................................................................ 68
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Index to schedule - cont’d
SECTION V – WOODCHOP EVENTS ........................................................................................................ 70
SECTION V - CROSSCUT EVENTS .......................................................................................................... 71
SECTION V - CHAINSAW EVENTS .......................................................................................................... 71
SECTION W - NOVELTY DOGS ............................................................................................................... 72
SECTION X – FINE ARTS – JUNIOR AND SENIOR .................................................................................... 73
SECTION Y – SCHOOL ART...................................................................................................................... 75
SECTION Z - PAPERCRAFT ..................................................................................................................... 76
Membership ......................................................................................................................................... 77
General committee................................................................................................................................ 77
Life members ......................................................................................................................................... 77
Sponsors ................................................................................................................................................ 78
Entry form - General ............................................................................................................................. 79
Entry form - Section N Stitchcraft ......................................................................................................... 80
Entry form - Section X Fine Arts ............................................................................................................ 81
Entry form - Quickshears ...................................................................................................................... 82
Entry form - Stud cattle ......................................................................................................................... 83
Nomination form - Stockman’s Challenge............................................................................................. 84
Horse stall/stallion box application form .............................................................................................. 85
Statement by supplier form................................................................................................................... 86
Silver sponsors....................................................................................................................................... 87
Rooftop Express .................................................................................................................................... 88
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General regulations
(For the conduct of competitions at QCAS affiliated Queensland Agricultural Shows)
Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Society’s Inc. (QCAS) and the Society relevant
to this schedule, the following General Regulations shall apply.
Where there is a conflict between these regulations and the regulations and rules of the local Agricultural Society, the rules of the Affiliated
Agricultural Society prevail.
1. GENERAL REGULATIONS AND ACCEPTANCE OF 2.7 If a Judge is unable to fulfil a judging commitment, the Judge
ENTRIES shall notify the Society as soon as possible so a replacement
can be arranged.
1.1 All affiliated Queensland agricultural shows are conducted
subject to the rules of the Queensland Chamber of 2.8 A Judge shall not send a substitute Judge but may nominate a
Agricultural Societies Inc (QCAS), the constitution and rules replacement judge to the society. All invitations to judge shall
of this Society, and any other special regulations which be sent by the affiliated Society.
appear within the schedule.
2.9 A Society shall report to QCAS any Judge who fails to attend a
1.2 Affiliated agricultural societies may, as required, supplement Show to which he or she has accepted an invitation to judge or,
these regulations with their own special regulations ensuring who has failed to judge at the time advertised for the
they are consistent with QCAS regulations. commencement of the class provided that the failure to attend
or appear is without reasonable cause.
1.3 The attention of Exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are
accepted subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of 2.10 A Judge may not officiate, and compete or exhibit in the same
QCAS and the society relevant to this schedule, in addition to section at the same show unless exceptional circumstances
any special regulations which appear in this schedule. Copies exist such as sickness or unavailability of the appointed Judge.
of the Rules and By-Laws may be obtained upon application
to QCAS or the society relevant to this schedule. 2.11 A Steward assisting the Judge in a particular section shall
remove him/herself from the section if within a period of six (6)
1.4 No refunds will be made after close of entry. months prior to or during the show he/she or any member of
their immediate family, business partners, or employee has
1.5 In the case of insufficient numbers being nominated or shown owned, leased, bred, trained or schooled an animal or
in any class, the society retains the right to suspend classes competitor exhibiting in any class in that section.
at any time.
2.12 An Exhibitor shall not compete in a section if the Exhibitor is a
1.6 The section Chief Steward retains the right to reduce prize member of the Judge’s immediate family.
money where classes are not sufficiently patronized.
2.13 No Exhibitors shall deface or alter registration papers or
1.7 Any competitor, who receives any physical or electronic performance cards for any exhibit.
communication aid during the judging of an event on an
affiliated Society’s Showground, will have all nominations 2.14 A Judge or Steward must not knowingly permit an ineligible
cancelled. The persons concerned may be asked to leave Exhibit or Exhibitor to compete.
the Showground.
2.15 No Exhibitor or members of the Exhibitor’s immediate family or
2. JUDGING employed by the Exhibitor shall approach a Judge with regard
to a decision made by the Judge unless they first obtain
2.1 Judging will be performed by a Judge or panel of Judges permission from the Committee person in charge or Steward of
appointed by the Society. the Section.
2.2 In the event of the Judge deciding that the exhibits in any 3. NOTICE TO INTENDING EXHIBITORS
Class are not worthy of a prize, no prize will be awarded.
3.1 No person under disqualification recognised by the Society may
2.3 It is considered good ethics that if a Junior Judge or exhibit or compete.
Associate Judge has been judging in his/her own right at any
affiliated Agricultural Show, they are not eligible to enter the 3.2 Entries for the upcoming Agricultural Show relevant to this
Young Judges competition at that Show, BUT they can still schedule can be made as described for each section in the
enter at another Show where they are not acting in a judging schedule. Entries submitted other than on the correct form or
roll. online will be returned to the Exhibitor and, unless all
requirements are complied with, and the forms returned to the
2.4 A Judge shall not adjudicate at more than one show within 30 Agricultural Society office by completion of business on the
days within a Sub-Chamber unless judging different sections. closing date, as shown in this Schedule, they will not be
This rule applies to all affiliated agricultural show sections. considered.
2.5 In all affiliated Agricultural Show sections, Judges should not 3.3 Notwithstanding the provisions of General Regulation 3.2
judge the same section within a two (2) year period at the above, late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the
same show. Section Chief Steward.
2.6 Judging cards and performance records shall be completed 3.4 Entries are accepted subject to the Rules, By-Laws and
by the committee person in charge, Chief Steward and/or the Regulations of the Society, in addition to any Special
Judge of a section (if required) during or immediately after Regulations, which appear in the Schedule.
the judging of the section or at the Judge’s convenience.
3.5 Exhibitors whose entries have not been accepted shall be
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advised accordingly and entry fees refunded. exhibitor responsible to discharge its obligations to provide and
maintain a safe place and system of work during occupation by
3.6 The exhibitor irrevocably consents to the Society publishing the exhibitor/competitor of any area of the affiliated Agricultural
or reproducing in any manner whatsoever any particulars or Society’s Showground’s.
information in relation to their exhibits; the publication or
reproduction may be in a printed form or visual image 7.2 Each exhibitor/competitor will assess the risk to themselves,
through electronic means and/or on the internet. staff, volunteers, family, other exhibitors, agricultural society
staff, show visitors, children and any person foreseeably
3.7 Whilst all reasonable care is taken, the affiliated Agricultural affected by the presentation of their exhibit.
Society cannot accept any responsibility for any losses and/
or damage or injury to or by any livestock exhibits, 7.3 Risks identified by exhibitors/competitors will be eliminated or
equipment, vehicles or any other property or person whilst on controlled by the exhibitor/competitor and particular attention
the Showground’s. will be paid to ensuring public safety and safety of other
exhibitors/competitors.
3.8 Any persons causing a nuisance by loud comments, or the
decision of the Judges or of otherwise unseemly behavior will 7.4 Exhibits will only be held and handled by competent persons
after being cautioned, be expelled from the showgrounds, whose experience is known to the Exhibitor/Competitor.
and in the case of exhibitors, be liable for disqualification.
7.5 Exhibitors/competitors are advised that the use of primus
3.9 Dogs, other than those owned by members of the Canine stoves, any heating or lighting appliances of a like character, or
Control Council, must be kept in a closed float, a vehicle, or any naked light, is strictly prohibited in pavilions or any other
on a short leash and must be suitably muzzled as to prevent building or area defined by the Queensland Fire and Rescue
it from being able to injure or bite any person or other animal, Service.
whilst on the Affiliated Society’s Showground. The Society
reserves the right to impound or have impounded any stray 7.6 Any exhibitors/competitors intending to bring electrical
or nuisance animal whilst on the Showgrounds. equipment to the Showground’s will be required to ensure that
such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers /
3.10 The use of straw, sawdust and/or shavings for bedding of residual current protection and that all electrical leads, tools and
livestock is at the discretion of the Agricultural Society appliances have been inspected by a licensed electrical
Management Committee. contractor and currently tagged. This is essential for the safety
of all exhibitors and the general public AND is a requirement of
4. ELECTRIC FENCES the current Electrical Safety Regulations.
4.1 Energised electric fences are prohibited on the showground 7.7 The use of double adaptors is prohibited and all power boards
at any time, without the express permission of the society or must also be tested and tagged.
unless specified in the societies schedule. Any fences are to
be suitable signed. 7.8 All exhibitors/competitors will comply with the requirements of
the Act and its Regulations and Standards in every other
5. BIOSECURITY respect. This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors /
competitors and the general public. The Act imposes very
5.1 All QCAS affiliated agricultural societies have developed a severe penalties in the event of noncompliance with its
comprehensive Agricultural Show Biosecurity Plan and all provisions. Any exhibitors/competitors who do not comply will
event organisers, competitors and spectators have a joint not be allowed to exhibit at QCAS affiliated Shows.
responsibility to ensure the successful implementation of a
biosecurity plan. 8. DISCLAIMER
6. PRIVACY STATEMENT 8.1 The information contained in the Competitions Schedule/
Catalogue is gathered for the purpose of providing information
6.1 The information provided by exhibitors is used by QCAS and to Exhibitors and show patrons.
the society relevant to this schedule to organise, process and
conduct competitions at the relevant agricultural show, sub 8.2 The information is a compilation of information provided by third
chamber and state finals. By entering such competitions you parties and QCAS and affiliated Agricultural Society’s does not
consent to their personal information being used for this warrant its accuracy and advises that any such information may
purpose including this information being made available to be subject to change or amendment occurring at any time and
sponsors, breed associations, the media, the public, thereby making the information incorrect.
promotional purposes, archival purposes, published in
publications and could be made available to other third 8.3 Subject to QCAS legal obligations and responsibilities, if you
parties for the purpose of promoting the Queensland require confirmation of any information please contact the
agricultural show movement, or as otherwise required by law. QCAS Office.
6.2 Exhibitors have a right of access to and alteration of personal 9. GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST)
information concerning them-selves in terms of the Privacy
Act. This may be done by contacting the QCAS Executive 9.1 The Australian Taxation Office has deemed that GST is payable
Officer or by writing to QCAS. on prizes if an Exhibitor is registered for GST and enters an
Exhibit as part of a business enterprise.
7. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY
9.2 The information an Exhibitor provides on the Application for
7.1 All QCAS affiliated society’s showground’s are designated Entry determines whether GST is applicable.
workplaces within the meaning of the Workplace Health and
Safety Act 2011 and exhibitors / competitors are required to 9.3 Any prize stated in this Schedule does not include GST.
ensure that they and all persons under their direction or
control, including their contractors or sub-contractors, comply 9.4 GST will not apply:
with all requirements of the Act and QCAS holds each
a) If an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as a hobby or private
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recreational pursuit; or c) give the name and address of the person lodging the
protest, and where two or more persons join in the protest,
b) If an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as part of a business state which one of those persons is authorised to receive
enterprise, the Exhibitor has an ABN, but the Exhibitor correspondence or notices on behalf of all;
is NOT REGISTERED for GST. d) set out in reasonable detail particulars of the matter
complained of including but not necessarily limited to the
c) If an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as part of a business number of the Class and the Award protested against;
enterprise, the Exhibitor is not entitled to an ABN as the
e) be accompanied by a deposit of $50.
business or enterprise is not operating in Australia.
11.2 The Secretary shall advise the President when a protest is
9.5 GST will apply if an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as part of a received and the President shall appoint a Protest Board
business enterprise, the Exhibitor has an ABN, and the consisting of such members of the Board as she/he may
determine to consider and determine the matter.
Exhibitor is REGISTERED for GST.
11.3 The Protest Board shall proceed in all respects according to the
9.6 Where GST applies, the Society will pay the prize money justice of the case and may decide the issue according to equity
quoted in this Schedule plus 10% GST. The Society will issue and good conscience without being bound by legal technicalities
a recipient created tax invoice or the laws of evidence.
10. PRIZE AWARDS 11.4 A protest shall not be upheld on the ground that the Judge
made an honest but incorrect decision unless it is proved to the
10.1 The Prize Ribbons / Rosettes / Sashes, affixed to Exhibits, satisfaction of the Protest Board that the Judge had been
shall be distinguished by the following colours, viz:- willfully or accidentally misled by the act of some other person.
Supreme Champion Wide Sash any colour at Show’s 11.5 If the Protest Board should be of the opinion that the protest
discretion was frivolous the deposit may be forfeited.
Grand Champion Red, White and Blue Sash or 11.6 The decision of the Protest Board shall be final and conclusive.
equivalent
11.7 For the purpose of this regulation an Award shall be deemed to
Champion Purple Sash or equivalent be made when the results of the class in question are
announced or otherwise made available to the public.
Reserve Champion Dark Green Sash or equivalent
12. DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE
First Blue Ribbon or equivalent
12.1 The functions of the Disciplinary Committee shall be to hear and
Second Red Ribbon or equivalent determine all complaints, allegations and other matters relating
to:
Third White Ribbon or equivalent
a) prohibited substances, as defined in these General Rules
Fourth Yellow Ribbon or equivalent or Sectional Regulations.
Fifth Light Green Ribbon or equivalent b) any alleged breach of the Rules, By-Laws and
Regulations of the Society by an exhibitor and relating to
Sixth Brown Ribbon or equivalent an exhibit or to a competition, except if the alleged breach
is of a kind that the Chief Steward of a Section considers
Seventh Buff Ribbon or equivalent is of a less serious nature and should properly be dealt
with by the Sectional Sub Committee, and
Eighth Pink Ribbon or equivalent
c) any other alleged breach of the Rules, By-Laws and
Ninth Orange Ribbon or equivalent Regulations of the Society that may be referred to
Disciplinary Committee.
Tenth Grey Ribbon or equivalent
12.2 The Disciplinary Committee shall comprise of such members of
Special Prizes Pale Blue Ribbon or equivalent the Societies Management Committee as are appointed by the
Management Committee from time to time.
10.2 For Group Classes (e.g. Dairy Cattle):
12.3 The Management Committee shall appoint a member of the
First Pink and Blue Disciplinary Committee as Chairman of the Disciplinary
Committee.
Second Pink and Red
12.4 For the purposes of any proceedings of the Disciplinary
Third Pink and White Committee, the Disciplinary Committee shall comprise, no less
than three of its members and those persons shall constitute the
Forth Pink and Yellow Disciplinary Committee for the purpose of those proceedings.
10.3 All cash prizes and trophies must be claimed within six 12.5 If a member of the Disciplinary Committee dies or becomes
months from the closing date of the show (or as otherwise otherwise unable or unwilling to participate in proceedings, then:
advised in this schedule). Prizes not claimed and prize
cheques not presented by that date will be considered to a) if this occurs prior to the commencement of any hearing in
have lapsed, and the amount will become a donation to the relation to the matter, the Chairman of the Disciplinary
Committee shall appoint a replacement; and,
society.
11. PROTESTS
11.1 A protest against a Judge's Award must:-
a) be in writing addressed to the Secretary, and signed by
the person lodging the protest;
b) be lodged by delivery to the Secretary's Office within
twenty-four hours of the making of the Award;
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b) if this occurs after the commencement of any hearing in 13. PENALITIES
relation to the matter, the remaining members of the
Disciplinary Committee shall constitute the Committee for 13.1 If the Disciplinary Committee considers that there has been a
the purposes of concluding the proceedings. breach of the rules, By-laws or regulations of the Society, it may
impose such a penalty as it considers to be appropriate,
12.6 Proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee may be including without limitation:
initiated:
a) a reprimand;
a) upon the request, orally or in writing, of the President.
b) a monetary fine (payable at such time/s as the
b) upon receipt by the Chairman of the Disciplinary Disciplinary Committee may determine);
Committee of a written complaint relating to a matter
referred to in these regulations. c) withdrawal or withholding of any award or ribbon;
c) by the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee on his or d) disqualification in respect of any class;
her own motion.
e) expulsion from the Showground;
12.7 The Disciplinary Committee may conduct proceedings at any
time. f) where the person concerned is a member, a suspension
or termination of that membership;
12.8 All persons who constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the
purposes of any proceedings must be present at any hearing g) a ban;
conducted by the Disciplinary Committee.
h) exclusion;
12.9 A person whose conduct is called into question in any
proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee must be given i) prohibiting a Person from exhibiting or competing at the
notice of a hearing. It shall be sufficient for such notice to be current Show or at any future Show;
given orally and by any such person acting with the apparent
authority of the Society. j) a direction that an Exhibit be removed from the
Showground;
12.10The Disciplinary Committee may conduct proceedings
notwithstanding that any person who has been given notice k) any other mandatory requirement; and
fails to attend the proceedings.
l) any other penalty provided for in other regulations of the
12.11The Disciplinary Committee shall not be bound by any rules Society.
of evidence and shall conduct the proceedings with the
minimum of formality and in such a manner as it sees fit. 13.2 There shall be no appeal from any decision of the Disciplinary
Committee.
12.12The Disciplinary Committee may require any member or
exhibitor to attend at any proceedings of the Disciplinary 13.3 The Association may publish to:
Committee and to furnish such information and evidence and
to produce such documents relevant to the proceedings as to a) all Agricultural Societies in Queensland;
the Disciplinary Committee seems fit.
b) the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies
12.13The Disciplinary Committee may, at its discretion, call for and
hear expert evidence. c) the relevant Breed Societies;
12.14No person will be legally represented without the leave of the d) the body with which the exhibit is registered, or is eligible
Disciplinary Committee. for registration;
12.15The Disciplinary Committee may announce its decision orally e) the result of any proceedings before the Disciplinary
or in writing. A decision that is announced orally shall have Committee in which a person has been found guilty of a
effect in accordance with its terms. breach of any Rule, By-Law or Regulation.
12.16If the opinion of the Disciplinary Committee is not unanimous, 13.4 The Society shall have no liability to any person in respect of
the decision of the majority shall prevail. If the Disciplinary any publication referred to above
Committee are equally divided on any question concerning
the guilt or innocence of a person, the question shall be 13.5 No person shall have any claim against the Society or against
resolved in that person’s favour. any Committee member, member, employee, volunteer or
agent of the Society in respect of any act, matter or thing done
in good faith during or in connection with the proceedings
before the Disciplinary Committee.
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SECTION A – RING EVENTS
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Peter Bondfield Arena
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
RING OFFICIALS RING STEWARDS
Ringmaster: Mrs Teena Wilcock 0429 891 130 No 1 Ring - Chief Steward: Mrs V Brown
No 2 Ring – Chief Steward: Mrs P Channon
Deputy Ringmaster: Mr Ian Townsend Deputy: Mrs Kay-Lee Antonello
No 3 Ring – Chief Steward: Mr Rick Chapman
Announcers: Mr KR Wilcock, Mr PC Blundell Dressage Stewards: Ms T Matthews, Ms M Holly
Ring Office Stewards:
Disputes committee: Ms Lynette Mungall, Mrs Lee Townsend, Mrs Sue
Mrs Teena Wilcock, Ms V Brown, Mrs P Channon, Caldwell, Mrs Cheryl Crisp and Ms Emma Caldwell
Mr R Chapman (any 3 have power to act)
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW RING EVENTS SECTION
Mrs Teena Wilcock – Ms Lynette Mungall – Dr Richard Bonner – Mr Peter Blundell
The Townsend Family - The Bondfield family
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SECTION A – RING EVENTS
Ticket system of entry to ring ALL ELECTRIC FENCES AND TEMPORARY YARDS MUST
BE REMOVED BY 6.00AM FRIDAY AND NOT RE-ERECTED
The ring office will be open from 8.30am on Friday and DURING THE SHOW WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION
from 7.30am on Saturday 3 February 2018. FROM THE RINGMASTER.
All tickets must be purchased from the ring office Sunday breed classes
(alongside the broadcast box) and filled in by
competitor and presented to a steward before the Exhibitors please note:
judging of a class commences. Classes will commence at 9.00am and conclude approx.
lunchtime
NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN 4 rings will operate on Sunday February 4 2018 for the
holding of breed classes as follows:
Horse health declaration RING 1:
Welsh ponies
All horse exhibitors must complete a horse health Native ponies
declaration and present to Ring Office when purchasing Miniature ponies
entry tickets. Australian brumbies
Horse stalls RING 2:
Solid dilutes
Horse stalls must be used if available. Non-solid dilutes
Are available for $8.00 per covered stall for the RING 3:
duration of the show. Australian stock horses
All stall bookings must be made on the form provided,
through the Secretary and paid for in advance. Please
indicate on the form if you are a hack or a
showjumping competitor.
Names and stable numbers will be stapled to each stall
prior to the show.
ALL STALLS MUST BE PAID FOR - NO REFUNDS GIVEN
Horse measuring times RING 4:
All horses and ponies in height classes must be Heavy horses
measured. Quarter horses
Standardbreds
Horse measuring times are 7.30am to 9.00am Friday
and Saturday at measuring slab near exercise ring.
A measuring certificate from any Royal Show or Hack
Council Queensland will be accepted.
Helmets
All competitors are reminded that helmets must be
worn in all classes and anytime while riding on the
showgrounds.
Miscellaneous
Dressage nominations will be taken at the Ring Office
only.
Prize money does not include GST.
All competitors must pay gate entrance fee unless a
member.
Classes will not be delayed. Competitors must report to
marshalling steward within three minutes of first call.
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RING PROGRAM – RING ONE
Friday 2 February, 2018
Chief Steward: Ms Vicki Brown
Stewards: Julie Gasparin and Kelly Mandavey
Starting time: 9.30am
Entry fee in all classes unless otherwise stated: $4.00
Prize money: unless otherwise stated: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00
LOCAL GALLOWAY, HACK AND RIDER CLASSES UTILITY CLASSES
A1 LOCAL GALLOWAY HACK
A2 LOCAL GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands and Entry fee (in all classes unless otherwise stated): $4
Prize money (unless otherwise stated): 1st $10, 2nd $5
under 14.2 hands A16 ADULT AND CHILD RIDER - child to be under 17
A3 LOCAL GALLOWAY HACK 14.2 hands and not over
YEARS.
15 hands A17 PARENT AND CHILD RIDER - child to be under 17 -
A4 LOCAL LADY’S GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands
must be a family
and not over 15 hands rider to be 18 yrs and A18 BEST STOCKMAN’S TURNOUT ADULT RIDER - to
older
CHAMPION LOCAL GALLOWAY HACK be equipped for a day’s mustering
RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL GALLOWAY HACK A19 BEST TURNED OUT JUNIOR STOCKMAN - to be
A5 LOCAL MAIDEN HACK equipped for a day’s mustering
A6 LOCAL HACK over 15 hands and under 16 hands The following may be a consideration in classes A18 and
A7 LOCAL HACK 16 hands and over A19: quality and conformation; calmness; paces;
A8 LOCAL LADIES HACK over 15 hands rider to be 18 hardiness; suitability as a stock horse for a young rider;
able to leave unattended; rider to open and shut gates;
yrs and older mount and dismount.
CHAMPION LOCAL HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL HACK HARNESS HORSE CLASSES
A9 LOCAL PAIR OF HACKS OR GALLOWAYS Entry fee: $5
A10 LOCAL PLEASURE HACK OR GALLOWAY to be Prize money: 1st $15, 2nd $10
A20 NOVICE PONY IN HARNESS -14 hands and under -
ridden in a plain bridle, no artificial aids
A11 CHILD’S GALLOWAY HACK- rider under 18 years to be judged on pony only
A12 CHILD’S HACK-rider under 18 years A21 NOVICE PONY IN HARNESS -over 14 hands - to be
A13 LOCAL JUNIOR LADY RIDER-15 years and under
judged on horse only
18 years A22 Open PONY IN HARNESS - 14 hands and under -
A14 LOCAL LADY RIDER-18 years and over
A15 LOCAL GENTLEMAN RIDER-18 years and over to be judged on pony only
CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER A23 OPEN HORSE IN HARNESS - over 14 hands – light
RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER
and medium horses only to be judged on horse
SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER only
$100 Voucher kindly donated by Wilshire & Co A24 SHOW TURNOUT – to be judged on performance
To be selected from the CHAMPION LOCAL BOY RIDER, and presentation of horse, harness, vehicle and
CHAMPION LOCAL GIRL RIDER and the CHAMPION whip
LOCAL RIDER CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE/PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE/PONY
SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL HACK
$100 Voucher kindly donated by Wilshire & Co Official Opening and
To be selected from the CHAMPION LOCAL PONY HACK, Machinery Parade
the CHAMPION LOCAL GALLOWAY and the CHAMPION
LOCAL HACK. 5.00pm Friday
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RING PROGRAM – RING TWO
Friday 2 February, 2018
Chief Steward: Mrs P Channon
Deputy: Ms Kay-Lee Antonello
Starting Time: 9.30am
Entry fee in all classes unless stated: $2.50
Prize money: 1st $7.00, 2nd $3.00
The QLD COUNTRY CREDIT UNION LTD has sponsored a A41 LOCAL PAIR OF RIDERS 13 years and under 17
trophy to the winner of classes A 25 to A 33. years
All prize money for classes A 25 to A 33 has been kindly A42 LOCAL PAIR OF RIDERS 12 years and under
sponsored by The Townsend Family A43 LOCAL ALL ROUND CHILD’S HACK to be ridden in
A25 LOCAL BOY OR GIRL RIDER under 5 years a plain bridle and bit; quality, conformation,
A26 LOCAL BOY RIDER 5, 6 and 7 years pace, stamina, hardiness of the horse, reins to
A27 LOCAL GIRL RIDER 5, 6 and 7 years be used in one hand.
A28 LOCAL BOY RIDER 8, 9 and 10 years A44 BEST CHARACTER COSTUME GROUP 12 YEARS &
A29 LOCAL GIRL RIDER 8, 9 and 10 years under.
A30 LOCAL BOY RIDER 11, 12 and 13 years
A31 LOCAL GIRL RIDER 11, 12 and 13 years An entry may consist of any configuration of up to
A32 LOCAL BOY RIDER 14 and 15 years three horses and three riders per group, but a group
A33 LOCAL GIRL RIDER 14 and 15 years with one horse can have no more than three attend-
ants per entry. Helmets must be worn.
CHAMPION LOCAL BOY RIDER
RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL BOY RIDER NOVELTY EVENTS
Trophy for the CHAMPION BOY RIDER donated by
Queensland Country Credit Union Ltd Classes A 45 – 48 will be conducted under Queensland
Pony Club Rules - no rowel spurs allowed however rid-
ers may ride more than one horse. Helmets must be
worn in all classes.
CHAMPION LOCAL GIRL RIDER Entry fee: $2.50 - prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00
RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL GIRL RIDER
A45 BARREL RACE - 10 years and under
Trophy for the CHAMPION GIRL RIDER donated by A46 BARREL RACE - 11 years and under 17 years
Queensland Country Credit Union Ltd A47 BENDING RACE - 10 years and under
A48 BENDING RACE - 11 years and under 17 years
A34 LOCAL MAIDEN PONY HACK 14 hands and under Entry fee: $5.00 - prize money: 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00
A35 LOCAL PONY HACK 12.2 hands and under
A36 LOCAL PONY HACK over 12.2 hands and not over A49 BARREL RACE - Open
A50 BENDING RACE – Open
13.2 hands
A37 LOCAL PONY HACK over 13.2 hands and not over
14 hands
CHAMPION LOCAL PONY HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL PONY HACK
A38 PONY HACK ridden by adult
A39 QUIETEST CHILD’S HORSE OR PONY rider 12
years and under
A40 LOCAL TRIO OF RIDER under 17 years for the
best team of three horses and riders uniformity
of colour, action and manner of horses, riders
neatness, ability and ring craft.
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RING PROGRAM – RING THREE
Friday 2 February, 2018
Course Builder: Terri Langdon
Judge: Christine Bradfield
Chief Steward: Mr Rick Chapman
Stewards: Mr G Draheim, Mr D Brownsdon, Ms A Ezzy, Ms S Draheim
Starting Time: 8.30am - Limit 2 starts per horse per day – excluding 6 Bar
IN ALL JUMPING EVENTS PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR WITH 3 POINT RETENTION HARNESS MUST BE WORN
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM IF NECESSARY
A51 LOCAL UNOFFICIAL 238.2.1 A54 AM5: ARTICLE 238.2.2
Starting height 80cm Starting height 1.15 m
Entry fee: $3.00 Entry fee: $15.00
Prize money: $150.00: 1st $70.00, 2nd $40.00, 3rd Prize money: $1,000.00 - 1st $300.00, 2nd
$25.00, 4th $15.00 $200.00, 3rd $100.00, 4th – 8th $80.00
$1,000.00 Proudly sponsored by: The Bondfield
A52 UNOFFICIAL BEGINNERS EVENT 238.1.2 Family and Border Refrigeration
Starting height 90cm
Entry fee: $5.00 A55 GRAND PRIX: ARTICLE 273 3.3.1
Prize money: $400.00 – Competitors share Starting height 1.40 m
appearance money between those who Entry fee: $10.00
complete a second clear round Prize money: $525.00 – 1st $200.00, 2nd $150.00,
$300 Proudly sponsored by: Ensbey Electrical 3rd $100.00, 4th $750.00
07 4681 2686 Proudly sponsored by NAB Stanthorpe and NAB
Agribusiness Stanthorpe
A53 AM5 ARTICLE 238.2.2
Starting height 1.05M A56 OPEN 6 BAR
Entry fee: $5.00 Entry fee: $4.00
Prize money: $400.00 – 1st $120.00, 2nd 100.00, Prize money: $200.00 – 1st $90.00, 2nd $50.00,
3rd $80.00, 4th $60.00, 5th $40.00 3rd $35.00, 4th $25.00
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RING PROGRAM - RING ONE
SATURDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY 2018
Chief Steward: Ms Vicki Brown
Stewards: Julie Gasparin and Kelly Mandavey
Starting time: 8.00 am SHARP
ALL RIDDEN CLASSES: Entry fee: $5.00 - prize money: 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00
ALL LED CLASSES: Entry fee: $2.50 - prize money: 1st $7.00, 2nd $3.00
* A Novice Hack has not won an Open Championship at an Agricultural Show or a first place at a Royal Show*
EXHIBITORS MAY ENTER THEIR HORSES IN HACK CLASSES OR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES BUT CANNOT
COMPETE IN BOTH – SHOW HUNTERS MUST SHOW MORE SUBSTANCE AND BONE. PRESENTATION AND
SADDLERY – IMMACULATE MANES & TAILS – PLAIN BROW BANDS
LED SHOW HUNTER CLASSES A70 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY - over 14
hands & not exceeding 14.2 hands
A57 LED SHOW HUNTER PONY not exceeding 12.2
hands A71 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY – over 14.2
hands and not exceeding 15 hands
A58 LED SHOW HUNTER PONY over 12.2hands and
not exceeding 14 hands CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER
A59 LED SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY over 14 hands GALLOWAY
and not exceeding 14.2 hands
A72 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HACK over 15 hands and
A60 LED SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY over 14.2hands not exceeding 16 hands
and not exceeding 15 hands
A73 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HACK over 16 hands
A61 LED SHOW HUNTER HORSE over 15 hands and CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HACK
not exceeding 16 hands RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HACK
A62 LED SHOW HUNTER HORSE over 16 hands A74 CHILD’S SHOW HUNTER HORSE OR GALLOWAY
CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER HORSE EXHIBIT Over 14hh (rider under 17 years)
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER HORSE
EXHIBIT A75 CHILD’S SHOW HUNTER PONY not exceeding 14
hands (rider under 17 years)
LED THOROUGHBRED CLASSES
ANSA CLASSES
A63 LED THOROUGHBRED MARE over 4 years not A 76 ANSA MARE 4 years and over
exceeding 16 hands A 77 ANSA GELDING 4 years and over
CHAMPION LED ANSA EXHIBIT
A64 LED THOROUGHBRED MARE over 4 years over 16 RESERVE CHAMPION LED ANSA EXHIBIT
hands
A 78 BEST PRESENTED ANSA HORSE AND RIDER under
A65 LED THOROUGHBRED GELDING over 4 years not saddle
exceeding 16 hands
A 79 RIDDEN ANSA MARE OR GELDING 14 hands and
A66 LED THOROUGHBRED GELDING over 4 years over not over 15.2 hands
16 hands
A 80 RIDDEN ANSA MARE OR GELDING over 15.2
CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED EXHIBIT hands
RESERVE CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED EXHIBIT
RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER CLASSES
A67 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY not exceeding 13
hands
A68 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY 13 hands and not
exceeding 13.2hands
A69 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY over 13.2hands
and not exceeding 14 hands
CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY
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RIDDEN GALLOWAY HACK CLASSES A94 INTERMEDIATE HACK over 15 hands and not over
16 hands
A81 MAIDEN GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands and
not over 15 hands A95 INTERMEDIATE HACK over 16 hands
A96 OPEN HACK over 15 hands and not over 15.2
A82 NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands and not
over 14.2 hands hands
A97 OPEN HACK over 15.2 hands and not over 16
A83 NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK over 14.2 hands and
not over 15 hands hands
A98 OPEN HACK over 16 hands and not over 16.2
CHAMPION NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK hands
A99 OPEN HACK over 16.2 hands
A84 INTERMEDIATE GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands A100 LADIES HACK over 15 hands - Lady rider to be 18
and not over 15 hands
yrs or older
A85 OPEN GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands and not A101 GENTLEMAN’S HACK over 15 hands - Gentleman
over 14.2 hands
rider to be 18 yrs or older
A86 OPEN GALLOWAY HACK over 14.2 hands & not A102 CHILD’S HACK over 15 hands - rider under 18 yrs
over 15 hands CHAMPION HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
A87 LADIES GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands and not
over 15 hands - Lady rider to be 18 yrs or older The Champion Small Pony, Large Pony, Galloway, Show
Hunter and Hack are all invited to compete for the
A88 GENTLEMAN’S GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands Supreme Champion Hack award. The trophy and
& not over 15 hands - Gentleman rider to be 18 $150.00 will be presented to the exhibitor, (the trophy
yrs or older is retained by the Society.
A89 CHILD’S GALLOWAY HACK over 14 hands and not The Madeleine McMahon Memorial Trophy for the
over 15 hands - rider under 18 yrs SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF THE SHOW
CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK OFF THE TRACK CLASS
RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK A103 OFF THE TRACK HORSES – must have officially
HACK CLASSES barrier trailed or raced
A90 MAIDEN HACK over 15 hands SIDE SADDLE CLASS
A91 NOVICE HACK over 15 hands and not over 15.2 A104 SIDE SADDLE LADY RIDER can be ridden in Formal
hands or Period costume.
A92 NOVICE HACK over 15.2 hands and not over 16 A105 SIDE SADDLE HACK - Hack and Turnout – any
hands height
A93 NOVICE HACK over 16 hands
CHAMPION NOVICE HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK
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RING PROGRAM – RING TWO
Saturday 3 February, 2018
Chief Steward: Mrs P Channon
Steward: Kay-lee Antonello
Starting time: 8.30am sharp
ALL RIDDEN CLASSES: Entry fee: $3.00 - prize money: 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00
ALL LED CLASSES: Entry fee: $2.50 - prize money: 1st $7.00 2nd $3.00
LED CLASSES RIDER CLASSES
A119 LEADING REIN RIDER 7 years and under – pony
AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY CLASSES
A106 LED MARE over 2 Years not exceeding 14.2 hands under 14.2hh
A107 LED GELDING over 2 years not exceeding 14.2 A120 BOY OR GIRL rider 7 years and under
Prize money has been kindly donated by Mrs Teena
hands Wilcock
CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY A121 BOY RIDER 8 years and under 10 years
A122 GIRL RIDER 8 years and under 10 years
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONIES A123 BOY RIDER 10 years and under 12 years
A108 LED FILLY OR MARE not exceeding 14.2 hands A124 GIRL RIDER 10 years and under 12 years
A109 LED GELDING not exceeding 14.2 hands A125 BOY RIDER 12 years and under 15 years
CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY A126 GIRL RIDER 12 years and under 15 years
A127 BOY RIDER 15 years and under 18 years
RIDDEN CLASSES A128 GIRL RIDER 15 years and under 18 years
A110 RIDING PONY UNDER SADDLE - Stallion, Mare or
CHAMPION JUNIOR BOY RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS
Gelding not exceeding 13.2 hh RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BOY RIDER UNDER 12
A111 RIDING PONY UNDER SADDLE - Stallion, Mare or YEARS
Trophy for the CHAMPION BOY RIDER donated by Dr
Gelding over 13.2 hh and not exceeding 14.2 Richard Bonner
A112 SADDLE PONY UNDER SADDLE – Stallion, Mare or
CHAMPION JUNIOR GIRL RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS
Gelding not exceeding 13.2 hh RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR GIRL RIDER UNDER 12
A113 SADDLE PONY UNDER SADDLE – Stallion, Mare or YEARS
Trophy for the CHAMPION GIRL RIDER donated by Mrs
Gelding over 13.2hh and not exceeding 14.2hh Teena Wilcock
OTHER LED PONIES – UNREGISTERED CHAMPION SENIOR BOY RIDER 12 YEARS & UNDER 18
YEARS
Colts and Stallions must be shown with bit in mouth, RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR BOY RIDER 12 YEARS &
safe headstall & lead, & controlled by person over 17yrs UNDER 18 YEARS
A114 PONY MARE 14 hands but over 13 hands Trophy for the CHAMPION BOY RIDER donated by
A115 PONY MARE 13 hands and under Mrs Teena Wilcock
A116 PONY COLT OR FILLY under 3 years - 14 hands
CHAMPION SENIOR GIRL RIDER 12 YEARS & UNDER 18
and under YEARS
A117 PONY GELDING 14 hands but over 13 hands RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR GIRL RIDER 12 YEARS &
A118 PONY GELDING 13 hands and under UNDER 18 YEARS
CHAMPION OTHER BREEDS LED PONY Trophy for the CHAMPION GIRL RIDER donated by
RESERVE CHAMPION OTHER BREEDS LED PONY Mrs Lynette Mungall
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SMALL AND LARGE PONY HACKS A137 PAIR OF PONY HACKS - 14 hands and under
A138 ALL ROUND PONY HACK - to be ridden in a plain
A129 MAIDEN PONY HACK 14 hands and under
A130 NOVICE PONY HACK over 12.2 hands and not bridle and bit; quality, conformation, pace,
stamina, hardiness of the horse, reins to be used
over 14 hands in one hand.
A131 NOVICE PONY HACK - 12.2 hands and under The CHAMPION LARGE & CHAMPION SMALL PONY
A132 OPEN PONY HACK over 13.2 hands and not over HACK are invited to compete in $150.00 SUPREME
CHAMPION HACK in Ring 1.
14 hands
A133 OPEN PONY HACK over 13 hands and not over PONY HACKS RIDDEN BY AN ADULT
13.2 hands A139 OPEN PONY HACK 12.2 hands and under
A134 OPEN PONY HACK over 12.2 hands and not over A140 OPEN PONY HACK over 12.2 hands and not over
13 hands 13 hands
CHAMPION LARGE PONY HACK A141 OPEN PONY HACK over 13hands and not over 14
RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE PONY HACK
hands
A135 OPEN PONY HACK over 12 hands and not over CHAMPION PONY HACK RIDDEN BY AN ADULT
12.2 hands RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK RIDDEN BY AN
ADULT
A136 OPEN PONY HACK 12 hands and under (Winner eligible for SUPREME CHAMPION HACK)
CHAMPION SMALL PONY HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY HACK
RING PROGRAM – RING THREE
Saturday 3 February, 2018
Course Builder: Terri Langdon
Judge: Christine Bradfield
Chief Steward: Mr Ricky Chapman
Stewards: Mr G Draheim, Mr D. Brownsdon, Ms A Ezzy, Ms S Draheim, Mr PJ Bonner
Starting Time: 8.00am - Limit 2 starts per horse per day.
IN ALL JUMPING EVENTS PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR WITH 3 POINT RETENTION HARNESS MUST BE WORN
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM IF NECESSARY
A142 UNOFFICIAL BEGINNERS AM7 A145 AM5 ARTICLE 238.2.2
Height: 60 cm Starting height: 1.15m
Entry fee: $2.50 Entry fee: $5.00
Prize money: $100.00 proudly sponsored by The Prize money: $500.00 1st $200.00, 2nd $140.00,
Stanthorpe Pony Club. 3rd $80.00, 4th $50.00, 5th $30.00
Prize money shared between all who complete $500 proudly sponsored by Sullivan and
two clear rounds. Horses entered in this class are Bathersby Solicitors
ineligible to compete in classes A143 – A147
A146 SINGLE ACCUMULATOR
A143 OPEN JUNIOR Article 238.2.2 AM5 Starting height 1.25 m
Height: 90cm Entry fee: $5.00
Entry fee: $2.50 Prize money: $400 1st $130.00, 2nd $100.00,
Prize money: $100.00 1st $40.00, 2nd $25.00, 3rd 3rd $80.00, 4th $55.00, 5th $35.00
$20.00, 4th $15.00 $300 Proudly sponsored by 4 Waters Supplies
A144 AM5 ARTICLE 238.2.2 A147 POWER AND SPEED 2 phase 274.5.6
Starting height: 1.05m Entry fee: $5.00
Prize money: $400 1st $120.00, 2nd $100.00,
Entry fee: $5.00 3rd $80.00, 4th $60.00, 5th $40.00
Prize money: $400.00 1st $120.00, 2nd $100.00,
3rd $80.00, 4th $60.00, 5th $40.00.
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DRESSAGE PROGRAM – WESTERN CARPARK
Saturday 3 February, 2018
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Dressage Arenas (western carpark)
Chief Stewards: Ms Theresa Matthews, Ms Michele Holly
Starting time: 9.00am
Entry fee: $5.00 – Ribbons: to 6th place
The dressage competition will run from 9.00am until 3.30pm. Entries must be in by 8:00am on Saturday.
Competitors must nominate rider, horse and class numbers, but can ride at own convenience throughout the day.
The Society reserves the right to restrict nominations to allow events to be completed within time. Juniors can only
ride in Junior classes. No more than two horses per competitor. Nominated horse may have only one rider. A lunch
break will be taken between 11:30 and 12:30.
Tests are 2014 EA tests. Tests are available on Equestrian Australia website.
All Classes are Unofficial
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW DRESSAGE EVENTS
Ms Michelle Holly
A148 SENIOR PRELIMINARY TEST: Preliminary 1.3 A152 ELEMENTARY TEST: Elementary 3.1 Open to
Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00 Seniors & Juniors
Riders 17 years and over Prize money: 1ST $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00
Proudly sponsored by Robert Channon Wines
A153 WALK TROT TEST Senior PREP TEST B
A149 JUNIOR PRELIMINARY TEST: Preliminary 1.2 For a horse who has never placed 1st or 2nd in
Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00 any dressage competition – Pony Club, show
Riders under 17 years Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00
A150 SENIOR NOVICE TEST: Novice 2.3 A154 WALK TROT TEST Junior PREP TEST A
Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00 For a horse who has never placed 1st or 2nd in
Riders 17 years and over any dressage competition - Pony Club, Show
Proudly sponsored by Robert Channon Wines Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8:00, 3rd $5:00
A151 JUNIOR NOVICE TEST: Novice 2.2 A154a OPEN PAS DE DEUX – Test of Choice any level.
Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00 Prize money: 1st $100.00, 2nd – 6th Ribbons.
Riders under 17 years Prize money kindly donated by Ms Michelle
Holly
First prize money in classes A149, A151, A154 kindly donated by Stanthorpe Pony Club
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SUNDAY BREED CLASSES
Sunday 4 February, 2018
Chief Steward:
Stewards:
Starting time: 9.00 am
All 4 rings will operate and it is anticipated all classes will be completed early afternoon.
ALL horses must be currently registered with their relevant Breed Society and papers presented on request.
All colts and stallions 2 years and over MUST be shown in a safe headstall and lead, with a bit in the mouth and
controlled by a person OVER the age of 17years.
Entry fee: $3.00 – Ribbons: to 3rd place
Prize money: Led Champions $25.00 cash
RING ONE - PONIES RING TWO - COLOURED HORSES
WELSH PONIES SOLID DILUTES – including Buckskins, Champagnes,
Section A Cremellos, Duns, Paliminos, Pearls and Silvers
A155 LED COLT OR STALLION A170 ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTE MALE under 2 years –
A156 LED FILLY OR MARE
A157 LED GELDING led
CHAMPION LED WELSH EXHIBIT A171 ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTE MALE 2 years and over
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH EXHIBIT
- led
A158 WELSH PONY under saddle up to 12.2 hands A172 ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTE FEMALE under 2 years
A159 WELSH PONY under saddle over 12.2 hands
– led
NATIVE PONIES A173 ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTE FEMALE 2 years and
A160 LED COLT OR STALLION
A161 LED FILLY OR MARE over - led
A162 LED GELDING CHAMPION SOLID DILUTE EXHIBIT
CHAMPION NATIVE PONY RESERVE CHAMPION SOLID DILUTE EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION NATIVE PONY
NON SOLID DILUTES – includes Pintos, Paints,
A163 NATIVE PONY under saddle up to 13.2 hands Appaloosas, Sportaloosas or similar, Palouse ponies,
A164 NATIVE PONY under saddle over 13.2 hands Spotted ponies
A174 ANY OTHER NON-SOLID DILUTE MALE under 2
MINIATURE HORSES
A165 MINIATURE HORSE STALLION OR COLT – led years - led
A166 MINIATURE HORSE MARE OR FILLY – led A175 ANY OTHER NON-SOLID DILUTE MALE 2 years
A167 MINIATURE HORSE GELDING any age – led
CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT and over - led
RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT A176 ANY OTHER NON-SOLID DILUTE FEMALE under 2
AUSTRALIAN BRUMBIES years – led
A168 AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY - filly or colt - led A177 ANY OTHER NON-SOLID DILUTE FEMALE 2 years
A169 AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY - gelding - led
CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY EXHIBIT and over - led
RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY EXHIBIT CHAMPION NON-SOLID DILUTE EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION NON-SOLID DILUTE EXHIBIT
A178 SOLID AND NON-SOLID DILUTE under saddle – 14
hands and under
A179 SOLID AND NON-SOLID DILUTE under saddle –
over 14 hands
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RING THREE – HORSES RING FOUR
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES HEAVY HORSES
Horse and owner must be registered with the For Percheron, Clydesdale, Shire and Draft Horses
Australian Stock Horse Society A191 STALLION OR COLT
A180 COLT under 3 years A192 MARE OR FILLY
A181 STALLION 4 years and over A193 GELDING
A182 FILLY under 3 years A194 PARTBRED – Mare or Gelding
A183 MARE 4 years and over CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE EXHIBIT
A184 LED GELDING any age RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE EXHIBIT
The P W Blundell Trophy for the CHAMPION LED
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE EXHIBIT A195 HEAVY HORSE in harness/cart (judged on horse
only)
A185 AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE and Lady Rider
A186 AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE and Gentleman Rider A196 HEAVY HORSE best farm turnout (overall)
A187 AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE and Junior Rider A197 2 PERSON SLIDE RACE over 50 metres
A188 AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE HACK up to 15 hands
A189 AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE HACK over 15 hands On completion of led classes, heavy horses move to the
ploughing area adjacent to Club Road entrance.
A190 Working Australian Stock Horse over 4 years A198 OBSTACLE SLIDE DRIVE
A199 LOG SNIGGING COMPETITION
An award for the high point horse of the day, ribbon and
$50.00.
QUARTER HORSES
A200 QUARTER HORSE COLT 3 years and under – led
A201 QUARTER HORSE STALLION 4 years and over - led
A202 QUARTER HORSE FILLY 3 years and under – led
A203 QUARTER HORSE MARE 4 years and over - led
A204 QUARTER HORSE GELDING 3 years and under –
led
A205 QUARTER HORSE GELDING 4 years and over - led
CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE EXHIBIT
A206 QUARTER HORSE under saddle
STANDARDBREDS
A207 BEST PRESENTED STANDARDBRED horse
A208 STANDARDBRED COLT OR STALLION – led
A209 STANDARDBRED FILLY OR MARE – led
A210 STANDARDBRED GELDING - led
CHAMPION STANDARDBRED LED EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARDBRED LED EXHIBIT
A211 NOVICE STANDARDBRED – ridden
A212 STANDARDBRED MALE OR FEMALE - ridden
A213 BEST PLEASURE HACK
A214 PART STANDARDBRED MALE OR FEMALE – led
A215 PART STANDARDBRED MALE OR FEMALE - ridden
**SUPREME CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW**
Open to all champion led class winners
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STOCKMAN’s CHALLENGE
Saturday 3 February, 2018
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Equestrian Arena
Chief Steward: Ray Whitmore 0427 530 512
Starting time: 1.00pm
ACTIVITY WORKING PATTERN—W3A
OPEN CHALLENGE – open to all breeds and riders
TWO PHASE WORKING PATTERN ASH W3A and
wet phase.
ENTRY FEE DRY PHASE CRITERIA
Nomination/entry fee: $40.00 Points are awarded for:
Nomination form can be found on the show
1. Type, presentation and overall impression.
society’s website at www.stanagsociety.com.au/ 2. Walk from A to B. At B, trot left, half circle to C.
show-schedule. 3. At C, canter to B. At B, simple change.
Nominations must be received and paid in full by 4. Canter right circle to B and simple change.
Wednesday 24th January 2018 by cheque or 5. Canter left to D. At D roll back right.
direct deposit: 6. Canter to E. At E roll back left.
Post to: Stanthorpe Agricultural Society, PO Box 7. Canter to F and stop, settle, rein back 4 paces.
106, STANTHORPE 4380 OR 8. Walk to Judge on loose rein, cracking whip.
Direct deposit: NAB Stanthorpe - BSB: 084 927 -
A/c: 508942971 WET PHASE CRITERIA
Reference: StockChall<Your surname>
Please email your proof of payment At judges discretion.
[email protected] to advise you
have directly deposited your entry fee for the
stockman’s challenge.
PRIZES AND PRIZE MONEY
Prize money in each phase: 1st $70.00; 2nd
$50.00; 3rd $40.00; 4th $25.00
Overall Highest Points: 1st $275.00 2nd $225.00;
3rd $175.00 4th $125 5th $75.00
Prize for HIGHEST SCORING LOCAL HORSE AND
RIDER
GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. Any neat attire can be worn.
2. Helmets MUST be worn.
3. Horse Health Declarations must be presented on
entry of horse/s to showgrounds.
4. No telephone entries will be accepted.
5. Liability declarations must be signed.
6. General Rules of the Stanthorpe Agricultural
Society will apply.
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KENT SADDLERY STANTHORPE SHOW DRAFT
SUNDAY 4 February, 2018
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Equestrian arena
Chief Steward: Mick Griffiths
Stewards: Clint McErvale, Keith Thorne, Ray Whitmore, Steve Tomasel, Pud Boston
Secretary/Treasurer: Paula Boatfield
Starting time: 8.00am
ACTIVITY Nominations must be received and paid in full by
RESTRICTED NOVICE DRAFT Wednesday 21st January 2018.
Restricted to maiden and novice horses
Invitational draft open to riders from Stanthorpe No telephone entries will be accepted.
Post to: Campdraft secretary, 196 Boatfield’s Rd,
and immediate surrounding areas in SE zone
Non-ACA affiliated competition Amiens 4380.
1 round and final Usual campdraft refund policies apply.
No ACA points
Horse status may change for winner DRAW
The draw will be printed on Wed 24th January
Limit 2 horses per rider
Max 150 riders (subject to availability of cattle) 2018 and posted on the Stanthorpe Campdraft
ENTRY FEE website.
Nomination/entry fee: $40.00 per horse (includes THERE WILL BE NO CHANGES TO THE DRAW
AFTER 6AM ON SATURDAY 4 FEBRUARY unless a
non-refundable $15.00 stock levy). vet or medical certificate is provided.
Nomination form can be found at:
PRIZES AND PRIZE MONEY
www.stanagsociety.com.au/schedule or First prize is $200 vouchers sponsored by Kent
www.stanagsociety.com.au/campdraft
You do not have to be an ACA member to Saddlery
compete. Ribbons to 6 places
Fees must accompany entry form and be paid by Prizes to 6 places
cheque or money order only. Round money to 4 places: 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd
Horse Health Declarations must be presented
with entry. $50, 4th $25
Stanthorpe Showgrounds PIC: QKST 0814. Prize money to 6 places: 1st $250, 2nd $200, 3rd
Liability declarations (waiver) must be signed and
presented with entry. $175, 4th $150, 5th $125, 6th $100
Prize for highest cut out
GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. General campdrafting rules and rules of the
Stanthorpe Agricultural Society will apply.
2. The Stanthorpe Campdraft subcommittee
reserves the right to cancel the draft and/or
limit the number of entries the draft.
3. Any neat attire can be worn.
4. Australian approved helmets MUST be worn by
all riders.
CONTACT
Secretary - Paula Boatfield: Mobile 0428 195 202
Email: [email protected]
President - Mick Griffiths: Mobile: 0407 649 888
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SECTION B - PRIME CATTLE
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds livestock yards
Chief Steward: Michael Boucher 0409 837 006
Stewards: P. Bonner, H. Heads, S. McMeniman, A. Bonner, J. McMeniman, P. Boatfield,
G. Crossman, J. Crossman, K. Belford, T. Bonner, M. Bonner, C. Sibley and R. Reeves.
Entry fees: All Classes: $6.00 per head, Pen classes: $12.00 per pen.
Entries close: 4pm on Wednesday 31 January 2018
Judging commences: 8.30am Friday 2 February 2018
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW PRIME CATTLE SECTION
Bernie and Colleen Petzler - Fairbanks Grazing Coy - Maughan Benn - Steve and Dianne Tomasel
SPECIAL NOTES
Entry fees: If entry fees are paid by direct deposit, Judging: All classes publicly judged in the Selling Ring,
proof of payment must be provided on delivery of and ribbons presented as class is judged. Champions
cattle. ribbons and trophies will be presented at approx.
If not paid by direct deposit, entry fees must be paid at 11.00am on Friday 2nd Feb 2018 prior to sale.
the show office on or before the Thursday before the Sales: All cattle exhibited in classes B1, B2 B6 & B7
show. must be offered for sale. Entries in other classes may be
Weighing: Weighing will commence approx. 12.30pm offered for sale at the vendor’s discretion. Sales
Thu 1st Feb, and cattle arriving after 4pm on that day conducted using your preferred agent. Prime cattle sale
will not be accepted for judging. Cattle requiring commences at 11.30am on Friday 2nd Feb, 2018.
drafting after weighing must be in by 3pm. Under no Commission on show sales 5% at auction (2.5% agent,
circumstances will cattle be reweighed. 2.5% show society)
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY GRASS FED CLASSES
1. ALL CATTLE (including calves) TO BE NLIS GRASS FED CLASSES - Local trade beast
TAGGED B1 SINGLE MILK TOOTH GRASS FED STEER OR HEIFER
2. Exhibits must be the bona fide property of the Suitable for the local trade, 240 - 350 kg live wt
Exhibitor at least two months prior to the show. Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored by
Allambee Grazing, Amiens.
3. Separate exhibits in all classes.
B2 SINGLE MILK TOOTH GRASS FED STEER OR HEIFER
4. Registered stud cattle will not be eligible to Suitable for the local trade, 351-450 kg live wt
compete in the Prime Cattle section. Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Sponsored by
Boucher Contracting.
5. The led steer will not be eligible to compete in
the Prime Cattle section. CHAMPIONS - Local trade classes (B1 & B2)
CHAMPION BEAST
6. All cattle will be mouthed and considered to have Prize: sponsored by David Schnitzerling and Co.
teeth if teeth have erupted. Colour codes used to Prize money: $50 sponsored by Fairbanks Grazing Coy.
denote age of cattle as follows: Milk teeth-red;
two teeth-white; four teeth-blue; six teeth- RESERVE CHAMPION BEAST
yellow; eight teeth-green. Prize: $100 voucher sponsored by Burton & Sons Bi-Rite.
Prize money: $50 sponsored by Fairbanks Grazing Coy.
7. Stewards reserve the right to reject cattle which
they consider to be of dangerous temperament CHAMPION HEIFER (451kg and over)
or are not sufficient merit to compete as Prime Prize: $150 vouchers sponsored by Wilshire & Co
Cattle and may place identification mark on Prize money: $100 sponsored by Boucher Contracting.
cattle if necessary.
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER (451kg and over)
8. Apart from Classes B1, B2 B6 & B7, all horns must Prize: sponsored by Sibley Delicious.
be tipped and not to exceed the length of the Prize money: $50 sponsored by NTR Ag Pastoral ‘The
ear. Fresh horn or castration wounds not Ridge’.
allowed.
B3 SINGLE MILK TOOTH GRASS FED STEER 451-550kg
9. Rejected cattle must be removed from the yards live wt
immediately. Prize money: 1st $100 sponsored by NTR Ag Pastoral
‘The Ridge’.
10. An entry, which in the opinion of the Stewards, is Prize money: 2nd $30 & 3rd $20 sponsored by Bernie
incorrectly nominated, may be entered in the and Colleen Petzler.
correct class.
B4 SINGLE 2-TOOTH GRASS FED HEIFER 451kg+ live wt
11. If the exhibits are of insufficient merit in any Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored by
class, the judges may only award Seconds and Boucher Contracting.
Thirds.
B5 SINGLE GRASS FED STEER 551kg & over live weight
12. At the Judge’s discretion points may be awarded Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Sponsored by
on a weight for age basis. Crisp’s Coaches.
13. Load out time – after 3pm Friday and then at the CHAMPIONS - Grass fed classes (B3, B4 & B5)
discretion of the Chief Steward. CHAMPION STEER (451kg and over)
Prize: sponsored by Nowlan Stock and Station Agent.
14. Normal animal husbandry requirements apply to Prize money: $100 sponsored by Boucher Contracting.
animal health and disease recognition.
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER (451kg and over)
15. All animals are to be in good health. Prize: sponsored by Maughan Benn.
Prize money: $50 sponsored by Maddies Gift Gallery.
16. Johne’s disease specific requirements:
GRAND CHAMPION GRASS FED BEAST
17. cattle must be minimum JBAS 6 status Prize: sponsored by Maddies Gift Gallery.
Prize money: $150 sponsored by George & Furhmann.
18. cattle must be accompanied by a national health
declaration in addition to a national vendor
declaration
19. segregation of status 6, 7 & 8 cattle is required.
20. Refer to Livestock Biosecurity Network advice for
Show and Exhibitors for further information.
21. In the event of a suspected illness, animal is to be
isolated and vet checked.
22. For a copy of the extended general regulations
see the QCAS website http://www.qcas.net.au/
rules-and-regulations
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GRAIN FED CLASSES RESERVE CHAMPION STEER (451kg and over)
Prize: sponsored by QLD Country Credit Union.
GRAIN FED CLASSES - Local trade beast Prize money: $50 sponsored by NTR Ag Pastoral ‘The
B6 SINGLE MILK TOOTH GRAIN FED STEER OR HEIFER Ridge’.
Suitable for the local trade, 240 - 350 kg live wt CHAMPION HEIFER (451kg and over)
Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored by Prize: sponsored by Stephen and Dianne Tomasel.
Favero motors. Prize money: $100 sponsored by NTR Ag Pastoral ‘The
Ridge’.
B7 SINGLE MILK TOOTH GRAIN FED STEER OR HEIFER
Suitable for the local trade, 351 - 450 kg live wt RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER (451kg and over)
1st prize: sponsored by Warwick Gates. Prize: sponsored by Warwick Gates.
Prize money: 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored by Favero Prize money: $50 sponsored by NTR Ag Pastoral ‘The
Motors. Ridge’.
CHAMPIONS - Local trade classes (B6 & B7) GRAND CHAMPION GRAIN FED BEAST
CHAMPION BEAST Prize: sponsored by Palgrove
1st Prize: sponsored by John Vichie Firearms. Prize money: $150 sponsored by George & Furhmann.
Prize money: $50 sponsored by Nowlan Stock and
Station Agents. OTHER CLASSES
RESERVE CHAMPION BEAST B11 PEN OF 6 FEEDER STEERS
1st Prize: sponsored by Elders Applethorpe. Max 2-tooth milk tooth 300kg-500kg max
Prize money: $50 sponsored by Nowlan Stock and Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Sponsored
Station Agents. by Southern Downs Veterinary Services.
B8 SINGLE MILK TOOTH GRAIN FED STEER 451-550kg B12 PEN OF SIX REPLACEMENT HEIFERS
live wt Maximum of 4 teeth
1st Prize: $50 voucher sponsored by Wilshire & Co Prizes: 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40 Sponsored by
and $50 voucher sponsored by Burton & Sons Bi- Stanthorpe Veterinary Care Services.
Rite.
Prize money: 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored by Elders B13 COW AND CALF
Applethorpe. Calf not to exceed 260 kg live weight
Prize money: 1st $100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored
B9 SINGLE 2-TOOTH GRAIN FED HEIFER 451kg+ live wt by Country Lane Lifestyle.
1st Prize: $150 product donated by Killarney Co-op
Prize money: 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored by NTR Ag MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
Pastoral ‘The Ridge’. The Keith J. Pickstone Memorial Award
Points awarded - 1st- 5 points, 2nd- 3 points, 3rd- 1 point.
B10 SINGLE GRAIN FED STEER 551kg & over live wt No points for Champion.
Prize money: 1st 100, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 sponsored Prize: sponsored by Stanthorpe Soul Pattison Chemist.
by Ballandean Tavern. Prize money: $200 sponsored by CavInsure.
CHAMPIONS - Grain fed classes (B8, B9 & B10)
CHAMPION STEER (451kg and over)
Prize: sponsored by Stanthorpe Border Post.
Prize money: $100 sponsored by NTR Ag Pastoral ‘The
Ridge’.
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SECTION C – STUD CATTLE
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Stud Cattle arena
Chief Stewards: Mr Scott Pavey - 0475 940 478, Ms Christine Williamson - 0428 841 362
Stewards: Mr David Bondfield, Mr Richard & Ms Glenda McNichol, Mr Brad Williamson, Mr Adam Williamson,
Ms Kahlia Williamson, Mr Callum McNichol
Entry fees: Stanthorpe Super Steer - $25.00 per head for single entry, $20.00 per head for 3+ entries
Stud Cattle - $10.00 per head for single entry classes 2-11, $5.00 per head for interbreed classes
Entries close: Friday 26 January 2018 ** All entries email to: [email protected]**
Judging commences: Stanthorpe Super Steers - 3:30pm Friday 2 February 2018
Stud Cattle - 8:30am on Saturday 3 February 2018
Exhibitor’s breakfast: 7:00 – 8:00 am, Saturday 3 February 2018, entry is by Gold Coin Donation
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW STUD CATTLE SECTION
AT Limousin - Mr James Lister MP - The Downfall Limousins - Double K Simmentals
SPECIAL NOTES 4. Ages of cattle entered for competition shall be
taken as at 1 February 2018. Calf to be entered
On ground: All cattle must be on the grounds: single class or with mother only.
Stanthorpe Super Steers - by 12:00pm Fri 2 Feb 2018
Stud Cattle - by 8:00am Sat 3 Feb 2018 5. All cattle to be bona fide property of exhibitor.
Stalls: Fenced stalls. See Stewards for allocated stalling. 6. Exhibitors to provide their own feed.
Stall bedding provided. Please bring your own water tub.
7. Every care and assistance given to exhibits but the
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Society will not be responsible for any losses, death
or accident to stock.
1. All stud cattle entered throughout this section must 8. Under no circumstances will animals be allowed to
have been registered in their respective herd books. be let out of the handler’s control.
2. All cattle must be handled and led by halter and 9. TUBERCULOSIS: Cattle must originate from a
appropriate nose clip. property classified by the Chief Veterinary Officer of
3. If doubt should arise in the mind of the judge in any the State of Origin as Origin free of Tuberculosis.
class as to the classification of the competing animal, 10. BRUCELLOSIS: cattle must be confirmed Free tested
negative or monitored negative.
the matter should be referred to the Stewards in
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CONDITIONS cont’d BREED CLASSES
All classes will be held in British, European & Bos indicus
11. TRICHOMONIASIS: Breeding cattle from a herd in divisions.
which Trichomoniasis is not known to exist. C2 BULL 6 months and under 12 months
C3 BULL 12 months and under 16 months
12. Breeds exhibiting only one male or female, shall C4 BULL 16 months and under 20 months
only be awarded Junior or Senior Champion Prizes for: JUNIOR CHAMPION
ribbons, but are eligible for interbreed
competition. The Committee reserves the right to RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL
judge single class entries together.
C5 BULL 20 months and under 24 months
13. Stanthorpe Super Steer - Led Steer weighing will C6 BULL 24-36 months
commence at 1pm sharp Friday 2nd Feb 2018. Prizes for: SENIOR CHAMPION
14. Normal animal husbandry requirements apply to RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL
animal health and disease recognition. GRAND CHAMPION BULL
15. All animals are to be in good health. C7 FEMALE 6 months and under 12 months.
16. Bovine Johne’s Disease specific requirements: C8 FEMALE 12 months and under 16 months
17. Cattle must be minimum JBAS 6 status C9 FEMALE 16 months and under 20 months.
18. Cattle must be accompanied by a National Health Prizes for: JUNIOR CHAMPION
Declaration in addition to a National Vendor RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
Declaration
19. Segregation of JBAS 6, 7 & 8 cattle is required. C10 FEMALE 20 months and under 24 months
Refer to Livestock Biosecurity Network advice for C11 FEMALE 24-36 months
Show and Exhibitors for further information. C12 FEMALES 36 months & over
20. In the event of a suspected illness, animal is to be Prizes for: SENIOR CHAMPION
isolated and vet checked.
21. Please refer to the following website for further RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
details: GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
https://www.animalhealthaustralia.com.au/
news/everything-need-know-jd-cattle/ INTERBREED CLASSES
The following classes Entry fee = $5.00
CLASSES C13 INTERBREED BREEDERS GROUP, both sexes to be
AGRICON STANTHORPE SUPER STEER represented.
COMPETITION All three animals must have competed in Classes
2-11 and be owned by the exhibitor
$550 prize money pool shared amongst each class
C14 INTERBREED PAIR OF BULLS.
LED STEER CLASSES Entries must have competed in Classes 2-6
C1 a) Whites Rural LED STEER CLASS:
C15 INTERBREED PAIR OF FEMALES.
Up to 360kg showing no permanent teeth Entries must have competed in Classes 7-11
To be led and judged at the show
The following classes Entry fee = $0.00
b) Riverina Stockfeeds/John Dee LED STEER CLASS: C16 INTERBREED GRAND CHAMPION BULL
361 – 420kg showing no permanent teeth
To be led and judged at the Show Donated by Palgrove Charolais & Ultrablack Stud
C17 INTERBREED GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
Prize donated by Downfall Limousins
c) Zoetis LED STEER CLASS: C18 SUPREME BEEF EXHIBIT
421-500kg showing no permanent teeth To be judged between winners of Classes C16
To be led and judged at the Show and C17
Prize donated by AT Limousins
d) Southern Downs Auto LED STEER CLASS:
501kg and OVER showing no permanent teeth C19 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
To be led and judged at the Show Prize donated by Clunes Crossing Angus Stud
Prizes for: GRAND CHAMPION LED STEER ($1200) 28
RESERVE CHAMPION LED STEER ($500)
CROWD’S CHOICE LED STEER ($500)
COMPETITIONS RULES - Local Show Rules
BEEF CATTLE PARADERS COMPETITION Competitors: Ages as of the 1 May 2018:
Under 12 years
Sponsored by: Kardelpark Repro Scan and Services 12 - 15 years
Entry on the day: $0.00 16 – 25 years
Competitors: Age on 1 May 2018 1. Competitors under 18 years must have approval
Under 12 years of parent or guardian to compete.
12 - 15 years
16 – 25 years 2. Competitors are to be a resident in Queensland
for at least three months prior to the competition
CHAMPION PARADER or attending an educational institution in
RESERVE CHAMPION PARADER Queensland unless they qualify under Rule (4).
Conditions: 3. All competitors are eligible to compete in the
1. The Competition is for the purpose of education Young Judges Competition at the Stanthorpe
Show, BUT to compete at the Queensland
and encouraging Cattle Breeders. Chamber of Agricultural Societies final the
2. Attendants and Assistants to parade exhibits following rules must be observed.
before a Judge in the most efficient manner. 4. Their address has a Queensland postcode.
3. The animal need not be owned by the parader, 5. They have a Queensland phone number.
6. The competitor or their parents are active
but must be exhibited in one of the general
classes. working members of that Show.
7. National winners or persons on a National judging
Points: will be allocated for:
Ability of the handler to parade and control the panel for that event are ineligible to compete.
8. Entry on the day
animal
Presentation of the animal RULES - Sub-Chamber Rules
Suitability of attire of the competitor
Entry on the day 1. Rules (1-5) in the local Show Rules apply to all Sub
-Chamber Finals.
JUNIOR HERDSMAN COMPETITION
Sponsored by: Double K Simmentals 2. Sub-Chamber will decide the number of
Please enter these classes on cattle entry form or email competitors from each Show who will compete at
the secretary with your details. the Final.
Competitors: Age taken as at 1 May 2018 3. Competitors can represent only one Show in the
Under 12 years Sub-Chamber Final
12 years – under 15 years
4. A State Final Entry Form must be completed by
Points: will be allocated for: the winner of each competition immediately after
Presentation of the animal, stalls judging and forwarded to the QCAS State Office
General behaviour, overall performance by the Sub-Chamber Secretary/ Co-ordinator.
DARLING DOWNS SUB CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURAL 5. The contestants placed first or second in this
SOCIETIES BEEF YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION Regional contest will be eligible to compete in the
Sponsored by: Kent Saddlery Darling Downs Final at Crows Nest Show.
Entry on the Day: $0.00
Held on: SATURDAY 3 February 2018 6. The winner will go to Brisbane Royal Show to
participate in the Beef Young Judges Competition
in Brisbane. First $160.00 Second $80.00
7. The competition will take place at the Stanthorpe
Show on Saturday 3 February 2018 between
12noon and 1.00pm.
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SECTION D – WOOL
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Sheep and Wool Pavilion
Chief Steward: Mr. P. Reimers - 07 4685 6138
Stewards: E C Chapman, D Newton, R Tulloch, A Ferrier, A Finlay, A Ferrier, S Reid, J Collis, B Toms.
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW WOOL SECTION
Eric Chappel - Keith Cobon & Family – MD Ferrier - S M Finlay - Traprock Group Inc.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. There will be place Ribbons and Championship 8. If in the opinion of the Judge a fleece is not made
Sashes. Judges will be appointed by the up of Wool from the one sheep, all fleeces from
National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of that exhibitor will be disqualified.
Australia Ltd, Queensland Branch.
9. In Flock Classes, fleeces to be selected during
2. Exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards annual shearing from sheep neither selected nor
As directed. separately managed prior to shearing muster.
3. All fleeces to be shorn during the past 12 Fleeces from sheep not so handled will be placed
months from sheep which are the bona fide in the Stud classes.
property of the exhibitor for that period. All 10. Trophies will be on display in the Sheep & Wool
fleeces to be skirted. Pavilion during the Show.
4. All fleeces will be micron tested prior to 11. Stewards reserve the right to alter the prizes in
judging. The primary classifications will be any or all classes. Prizes from sponsors cannot be
ULTRAFINE –15.5u and finer. SUPERFINE - 15.6u guaranteed Prizes will not be awarded if there
to 17.0u. FINE - 17.1u to 18.5u. MEDIUM/ are less than two entries in the class.
STRONG - 18.6u and broader. 12. No bale twine or other fibrillating fibre allowed in
5. The Judge shall have the power to alter classes the Sheep and Wool Pavilion.
if considered necessary. 13. Coated wool is ineligible for restricted classes 1-
6. Exhibitors eligible to compete in restricted 9.
classes 1- 10 must, in the opinion of the 14. The Judge will be available on Thursday to give
stewards, be considered local producers. comments and discuss the Wool Show with
7. Fleeces which in the opinion of the judge are Exhibitors, who are welcome to observe the
considered to be overgrown will be judged Judging.
accordingly.
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WOOL CLASSES D15 MERINO RAMS FLEECE, ANY MICRON
BEST RAM’S FLEECE
RESTRICTED CLASSES - FLOCK SHEEP Trophy donated By Burton & Sons Bi-Rite
BREEDERS’ CLASSES GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE OF THE SHOW
Trophy donated by Keith Cobon and Family trophy
All fleeces must be from sheep bred by the exhibitor
D1 FLEECE MERINO HOGGETS, EWE OR WETHER, any RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE OF THE SHOW
Trophy donated by Elders
micron
Maddies Gift Gallery trophy for Best Hoggets Traprock Group Inc. ribbon will be awarded to the
Fleece highest scoring fleece to qualify to be sold under the
D2 FLEECE MERINO EWE, ANY MICRON “Traprock Wool” brand.
D3 FLEECE MERINO WETHER, ANY MICRON
M.D. Ferrier Memorial Trophy for CHAMPION
DISTRICT FLEECE BRED BY COMPETITOR (Classes
D1-D3)
OPEN RESTRICTED CLASSES SECTION E – SHEEP
D4 FLEECE ULTRAFINE EWE OR WETHER
D5 FLEECE SUPERFINE EWE OR WETHER Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds
Sheep and Wool Pavilion
Trophy donated by Australian Wool Network for
Best Fleece (D4 – D5) Chief Steward: Peter Reimers 07 4685 6138
D6 FLEECE FINE EWE OR WETHER Stewards: Graham Greenup 07 4683 2371/ 0490 113
Trophy donated by S M Finlay.
D7 FLEECE MEDIUM/STRONG EWE OR WETHER 443, Jim Mitchell 0458 184 517,
Trophy donated by C&A Accountants.
D8 FLEECE COATED, ANY MICRON EWE OR WETHER Del Mitchell 0478 827 995, David Inch
Trophy donated by Landmark. All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show
D9 FLEECE COMMERCIAL VALUE ANY MICRON also to
be judged on points society member.
Trophy donated By Granite Belt Tyre Service for
HIGHEST VALUE FLEECE. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
CHAMPION RESTRICTED CLASS FLEECE (D4 – D9) There is no competition for stud sheep, however
Trophy sponsored by Fox & Lilly Rural studmasters are invited to bring sheep for a non-
competitive display on Friday 3 February 2018. Please
RESERVE CHAMPION RESTRICTED CLASS FLEECE (D4 – contact a steward prior to the show.
D9)
Trophy for sponsored by David Schnitzerling & Co Real BRUCELLOSIS REQUIREMENTS: All Stud sheep
Estate and coloured rams and ewes displayed must be
from a Government Accredited Brucellosis free
D10 THREE MATCHING FLEECES, any micron, judged flock.
on points to recognise the match 2. EXTERNAL PARASITES: Sheep must be free of
external parasites.
BEST THREE MATCHING FLEECES 3. All sheep must be from a property free of Ovine
Trophy donated by M&D AUTO Johnes Disease.
4. All sheep must be from a property free of
Eric Chappel Memorial Trophy for the MOST footrot.
SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN THE RESTRICTED CLASSES 5. All sheep must carry NLIS tags.
6. Owing to fire risk, no hay or straw is allowed
OPEN CLASSES in Sheep Pavilion.
D11-D14 for wool ineligible for restricted classes 7. No bale twine or fibrillating fibres allowed in
Sheep Pavilion.
D11 FLEECE, ULTRAFINE, EWE OR WETHER 8. Stock to be of Show standard only.
D12 FLEECE, SUPERFINE, EWE OR WETHER
D13 FLEECE, FINE, EWE OR WETHER
D14 FLEECE, MEDIUM/STRONG, EWE OR WETHER
BEST FLEECE (Classes D11-D14)
Trophy sponsored by Wilshire & Co CRT
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SECTION E-(1) – PRIME LAMBS
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Sheep and Wool Pavilion
Stewards: Jim Mitchell 0458 184 517, Dell Mitchell, David Inch
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW PRIME LAMBS SECTION
A & D A Friend 0477 511 296 – KP McMahon Pty Ltd 0427 063 727- Maryland Poll Dorset Stud 07 4683 2371
THE PRIME LAMB SECTION IS SUPPORTED BY CLASSES
Action Graphics - Dalveen (For All Your - Screen
Printing - Signs - Banners - Business Cards - Clothing) E1 THREE PRIME LAMBS 43kg and under, liveweight
any breed any cross
Trophy - $25 in store Voucher donated by Foxy’s
Bakery Stanthorpe.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY E2 THREE PRIME LAMBS over 43- 48kg liveweight,
any breed any cross.
Trophy donated by Elders Stanthorpe
1. All Prime Lambs to be penned by 6.00pm on E3 THREE PRIME LAMBS suitable for export over
Thursday evening prior to Show day and will 48kgs
remain in the shed until Saturday. Trophy donated by Flockscan 07 4685 6075
2. Trophies to be on display during the Show and E4 THREE PRIME LAMBS Sired by Dorset Rams
may be collected after 1.00pm on Saturday. Trophy donated by Maryland Poll Dorset Stud 07
4683 2371
3. All Lambs will be weighed with the weights dis-
played above pens before judging. E5 THREE SHORN LAMBS any breed any cross,
4. There will be no entry fee for Prime Lambs. carrying no more than 12mm wool.
5. Minimum live weight for all prime lambs is Trophy donated by Landmark Stanthorpe
40kgs. E6 THREE PRIME LAMBS Sired by Dorper Rams
Trophy donated by Bellevue Dorper And White
6. Exhibitors have the option to sell lambs at cur- Dorper Stud www.bellevuedorpers.com.au
rent market value to GROSS WHOLSESALE
MEATS. CHAMPION PEN OF PRIME LAMBS
Trophy donated by Top X Warwick
7. KP McMahon & Sons Pty Ltd will handle the
paperwork and donate their commission to the RESERVE CHAMPION PEN OF PRIME LAMBS
Sheep and Wool subcommittee Trophy donated by A & D A Friend, Stock & Station
Agent
8. The purchaser, GROSS WHOLESALE MEATS, has
the right to reject unsuitable lambs.
9. All lambs to carry a NLIS tag. CHAMPION SINGLE LAMB Chosen from above classes
10. Exotic Breeds to be shorn. Special Trophy donated by Keilah Australian White
Stud 07 4652 4167
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SECTION E-(2) – PRIME LAMB CARCASS
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Sheep and Wool Pavilion
Steward: Graham Greenup 07 4683 2371
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW PRIME LAMB CARCASS SECTION
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. SINGLE CARCASS PRIME LAMB to suit local 7. Overweight and underweight carcasses will be
trade – recommended live weight 44 to 50kg. penalised. Overweight carcasses will have one
2. Maximum of two entries per family or business point deducted for each kg by which they exceed
entity. 26kg. Underweight carcasses will have one point
deducted for each kg under 20kg.
3. Lamb to be delivered to Warwick Saleyards 8. At current market prices lamb carcasses will be
before 12 noon on Wednesday 31 January purchased by Stanthorpe Quality Meats, co-
2018. sponsors of the competition. Stanthorpe Quality
Meats have donated $50 prize money.
4. National Vendor Declaration made out to
Stanthorpe Show Lambs c/o Carey Bros. 9. Lambs become the property of the Stanthorpe
Agricultural Society upon consignment to the
5. Preliminary judging of the lambs will occur on abattoir.
the hoof at the saleyards with the best ten
selected for the carcass competition. The 10. Prize winners will be on display in the
remaining lambs will be sold at the weekly refrigerated glass showcase in the Sheep and
Sheep and Lamb Sale through KP McMahon Wool pavilion during the show.
and Sons or the exhibitors nominated agent.
6. Lambs will be slaughtered at Carey Bros
abattoir Yangan, co-sponsors of the Prime
Lamb Carcass Competition. Carey Bros have
donated $100 prize money for this
competition.
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QUICKSHEARS COMPETITION AND FASHION PARADES
QUICKSHEARS COMPETITION
Location: Held in the Sheep and Wool Pavilion
Steward: John Skinner 0427 612 087
Entries: accepted at the Sheep & Wool Pavilion on the day
Competition commences:
Saturday 2 February - 1.00pm
CLASSES
1. STANTHORPE OPEN SHEARS - Entry fee $25.00
2. INTERMEDIATE SHEARING - Entry fee $25.00
3. NOVICE/LEARNERS SHEARING - Entry fee $20.00
4. LADIES SHEARING - Entry fee $25.00
5. QUICK THROW - Entry fee $10.00
FASHION PARADES
Location: Held in the Sheep and Wool Pavilion
Stewards: Maria Heaven, Beth Finlay, Ken Palmer
Coordinators: Lainey Loneregan & Bernie Bagley
Fashion Parade times:
Friday 2 February – 3.30pm
Friday 2 February – 5.30pm
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW FASHION PARADES
PARTICIPATING BUSINESSES
Garments will be presented by:
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SECTION F – FRUIT
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Exhibition Centre (eastern side)
Chief Stewards: John & Gillian Boucher, Steward: Ron Anderson
Entries close: Thursday 1 February 2018 at 12 noon or soon after if possible
Prize presentations: Friday 2 February at 4.30pm
Fruit sales: Saturday 3 February at 3.00pm
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW FRUIT SECTION
BEST Harvest Labour (Specialist harvest recruitment service – Phone: 07 4681 6200)
Eastern Colour Strawberries - John and Gillian Boucher
LANDMARK CROP COMPETITION
First prize $100 voucher in each crop competition is kindly donated by
Landmark.
Second prize $50 in each crop competition is sponsored by the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society.
Prizes are also sponsored by Granite Belt Fruit Freighters
JUDGED DURING THE WEEK PRIOR TO THE SHOW
Judges guidelines: Competitors: to supply tray/carton for display and
Crop load (except lettuce) 20 points sale on Saturday.
Crop health (pest and disease, weeds) 20 points APPLES: 1 tray any variety
Adoption of technology 20 points STONE FRUIT: 1 tray any variety
20 points
Uniformity of crop and paddock 20 points GRAPES: 1 tray any variety
Fruit/vegetable quality, colour and size TOMATOES: 1 tray any variety
(appropriate for variety), freedom from
blemishes (hail damage not considered a (conventional or Roma type)
CAPSICUMS: 1 tray any variety
blemish in the field) 100 POINTS LETTUCE: 1 carton any variety
TOTAL BRASSICA: 1 carton
BEST HARVEST
WALL DISPLAY COMPETITION
First prize: Laurie Harvey trophy
Prize money: 1st $400.00, 2nd $400.00, 3rd $400.00
Judges guidelines:
Theme incorporated - Quality of produce
Presentation - Diversity of crops presented
Inclusion of local processed products
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TRAY EXHIBITS
ENTRY FEE WILL BE DONATION OF FRUIT TO THE SOCIETY FOR SALE.
Fruit and vegetable sales will take place at 3.00pm Saturday 3 February 2018.
Proceeds will improve display benches etc in the Walter Paget fruit area in the exhibition centre.
Fruit will not be sold before the above time and then only at the consent of the Steward in Charge.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Nectarines
F8 TRAY OF YELLOW FLESH
1. All varieties to be correctly named. F9 TRAY OF WHITE FLESH
2. Exhibits to be in the hands of the Stewards by 12 Plums
noon if possible on Thursday prior to the show. F10 TRAY OF ANY VARIETY
CHAMPION TRAY OF STONEFRUIT – Trophy
3. All exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor.
OTHER TRAY EXHIBITS Prize money: 1st $50, 2nd $20
4. All cartons to be branded for the market in conform- Grapes
ity with State regulations. F11 TRAY OF WHITE GRAPES
F12 TRAY OF BLACK OR RED GRAPES
5. Each competitor shall mark on the end of his/her F13 SHOW CASE, ANY VARIETY
carton or tray , the class and exhibit number and the F14 CASE PACKED FOR MARKET, minimum bunch
steward will also tack on the top portion of the card
supplied showing the class and exhibit number. size 200 gms
CHAMPION TRAY OR CASE OF GRAPES - Trophy
6. The judges have the privilege of using one or more
fruits in any exhibit for cutting up etc and will use MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES
their own discretion in the awarding of prizes. Prize money (F15 - F32): 1st $10, 2nd $5
F15 FIVE HEAVIEST APPLES
7. Those exhibits approaching perfect uniformity of F16 FIVE BEST APPLES
both size and form will have the best chance of ob- F17 FIVE HEAVIEST PEARS
taining maximum points awarded. F18 FIVE BEST PEARS
F19 FIVE HEAVIEST PEACHES
8. No unauthorised person will be allowed in the pavil- F20 FIVE BEST PEACHES
ion whilst judging is taking place. F21 FIVE HEAVIEST NECTARINES
F22 FIVE BEST NECTARINES
CLASSES F23 FIVE HEAVIEST PLUMS
F24 FIVE BEST PLUMS
TRAY OF APPLES F25 WTO BUNCHES WHITE GRAPES
Prize money: 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00 F26 TWO BUNCHES BLACK OR RED GRAPES
sponsored by BEST Harvest F27 HEAVIEST BUNCH GRAPES
F1 TRAY OF GRANNY SMITHS F28 FIVE QUINCES
F2 TRAY OF DELICIOUS F29 FIVE PERSIMMONS
F3 TRAY OF GALA F30 FIVE FIGS
F4 TRAY OF ANY OTHER VARIETY (to be named) F31 MELON (any variety)
CHAMPION TRAY OF APPLES F32 BUNCH RHUBARB
John Pfrunder Memorial Shield
STRAWBERRIES
TRAY EXHIBITS - ONE LAYER TRAYS Sponsored by Ashbern Farms, Eastern Colour
Sponsored by Granite Belt Fruit Freighters Strawberries and Sweet Strawberry Runners
Pears F33 FIVE HEAVIEST strawberries: 1st $25, 2nd $15
F5 TRAY OF ANY VARIETY F34 TWO PUNNETS strawberries: 1st $25, 2nd $15
F35 TRAY OF PUNNETS of strawberries: 1st $150, 2nd
Prize money: 1st $50.00, 2nd $20.00
CHAMPION TRAY OF PEARS - Trophy $75
F36 TWO PUNNETS of any other berry: 1st $25, 2nd $15
STONEFRUIT CHAMPION TRAY OF STRAWBERRIES
Prize money: 1st $50.00, 2nd $20.00 Trophy sponsored by John and Gillian Boucher
Peaches
F6 TRAY OF YELLOW FLESH, ANY VARIETY
F7 TRAY OF WHITE FLESH, ANY VARIETY
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SECTION G – VEGETABLES
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Exhibition Centre (western side)
Chief Stewards: John & Gillian Boucher
Stewards: Alan Carnell
Entry fees: Donation of vegetables to the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society for sale
Entries close: Thursday 1 February 2018 at 12 noon or soon after
Prize presentations: Friday 2 February 2018 at 4.30pm
Vegetable sales: Saturday 3 February at 3.00pm
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW VEGETABLE SECTION
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY CAPSICUMS
G8 TRAY RED CAPSICUMS: 1st $50.00, 2nd $20.00
1. All produce to be grown by exhibitor. G9 TRAY GREEN CAPSICUMS: 1st $30.00, 2nd $15.00
G10 TRAY YELLOW CAPSICUMS: 1st $30.00, 2nd $15.00
2. Exhibits to be in the hands of the stewards by G11 PLATE 3 HEAVIEST any variety: 1st $5.00
12 noon if possible on Thursday prior to the G12 PLATE 3 BEST any variety: 1st $5.00
show.
CHAMPION TRAY OF CAPSICUMS – Trophy
3. Where weights are specified, any exhibit
weighing less than the prescribed weight will OTHER VEGETABLES
be disqualified.
Sponsored by Rural Bank
CLASSES
G13 BOX BROCCOLI 1st $50, 2nd $20
TOMATOES
Each carton to be packed showing colour in accordance G14 BOX BROCCOLINI 1st $50, 2nd $20
with State regulations.
G1 10KG 18 LITRE CARTON SEMI-COLOURED, any G15 3 HEAD CABBAGE 1st $10.00
variety: 1st $50, 2nd $20 G16 HEAVIEST HEAD CABBAGE 1st $5.00
G2 10KG 18 LITRE CARTON FULLY COLOURED, any
G17 BEST HEAD CABBAGE 1st $5.00
variety: 1st $50, 2nd $20
G3 TRAY EGG TOMATOES fully coloured: 1st $25, 2nd G18 3 HEAD CAULIFLOWERS 1st $10.00
$15 G19 HEAVIEST CAULIFLOWER 1st $5.00
G4 PLATE 5 HEAVIEST any variety: 1st $5
G5 PLATE 5 BEST of any variety: 1st $5 G20 BEST CAULIFLOWER 1st $5.00
G6 2 PUNNETS CHERRY TOMATOES: 1st $25, 2nd $15
G7 TRAY CHERRY TOMATOES in punnets: 1st $50, G21 3 STOOLS CELERY 1st $10.00
2nd $20 G22 CARTON LETTUCE 1st $50.00
CHAMPION CASE/TRAY OF TOMATOES - Trophy
G23 3 HEAD LETTUCE any variety 1st $10.00
G24 3 HEAD SUGARLOAF CABBAGE 1st $10.00
G25 CARTON WOMBOK 1st $50 2nd $20
G26 BEANS 1KG any variety 1st $5.00
1st $5.00
G27 5 BEETROOT ROUND
G28 PLATE 10 BUTTON SQUASH 1st $5.00
G29 CARROTS – 2 bunches of 4 1st $5.00
G30 CUCUMBERS any variety 1st $5.00
G31 LEEKS – bunch of 4 1st $5.00
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G32 ONIONS – 1kg of any variety 1st $5.00
G33 PARSNIPS – 2 bunches of 4 1st $5.00
G34 PEAS – 1kg any variety 1st $5.00
G35 POTATOES – 5kg any variety 1st $5.00
G36 SILVERBEET – 1 bunch 1st $5.00
G37 3 SQUASH – any variety 1st $5.00
G38 5 TURNIPS 1st $5.00
G39 3 HEAD SWEET CORN 1st $5.00 PRIMARY SCHOOL COMPETITION
Sponsored by Sam’s Farm Fresh Fruit & Vegetables
G40 3 EGGPLANT 1st $5.00
Judges will consider originality of design and overall
G41 CARTON EGGPLANT 1st $50, 2nd $20 presentation.
G42 5 ZUCCHINI 1st $5.00 ENTRIES MUST BE AT THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
PAVILION BY 4.00PM THURSDAY 1 FEBRUARY 2018
G43 ZUCCHINI 10kg carton 1st $50, 2nd $20
Individual entries
G44 BUNCH PARSLEY 1st $5.00 G49 Prep
G45 3 PUMPKINS any variety 1st $10.00 CREATE A CREATURE FROM FRUIT OR
G46 ANY OTHER VARIETY VEGETABLE 1st $5.00 VEGETABLES
Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
COMPETITIONS
G50 Year 1
BIGGEST PUMPKIN COMPETITION CREATE A CREATURE FROM FRUIT OR
Sponsored by Orchard Services VEGETABLES
Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
Pumpkin must be sound.
G51 Year 2
G47 BIGGEST PUMPKIN GROWN BY AN ADULT (over CREATE A CREATURE FROM FRUIT OR
16yrs) VEGETABLES
Prize money: 1st $75.00, 2nd $40.00, 3rd $10.00 Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
G48 BIGGEST PUMPKIN GROWN BY A CHILD (16yrs G52 Year 3
and under) CREATE A CREATURE FROM FRUIT OR
VEGETABLES
Prize money: 1st $50.00, 2nd $25.00, 3rd $5.00 Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
LANDMARK CROP COMPETITION G53 Year 4
See section F A4 COLLAGE (with texture) depicting local fruit
Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
G54 Year 5
A4 COLLAGE (with texture) depicting local fuit
Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
G55 Year 6
A4 SIZE POSTER to market local fruit or
vegetables
Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00 ,3rd $8.00
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SECTION H - HORTICULTURE
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds exhibition centre (eastern side)
Chief Steward: Ms Sally Rowen - 0419 787 714
Entry fees: 50c per entry with a CAP of $25.00
Entries: All Exhibits to be in the hands of the Stewards between 6.00pm - 8.00pm on Thursday 1 February 2018
and Friday 2 February 2018 between 8.00am - 10.00am.
Collection: Entries will be available for collection from 4pm Saturday 3 February 2018.
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW HORTICULTURE SECTION
Brian and Mary Burnell
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY DEFINITIONS
1. All Exhibits to be in the hands of the Stewards 1. Bowl is defined as a circular or oval vessel
between 6.00pm - 8.00pm on Thursday 1 February whose smallest diameter measures across the
2018 and Friday 2 February 2018 between 8.00am top more than the height.
- 10.00am. All exhibits to be staged by 10:00am.
Exhibitors to leave the area for judging. 2. A trough is defined as a “narrow receptacle
whose length is greater than the width”.
2. Judging to commence 10:30am.
3. A collection is judged on quality, freshness and
3. All exhibits other than flowers arranged for effect, variety, not quantity of any variety.
must be grown by the exhibitor.
4. A container is defined as any vessel that can be
4. 50c per entry with a CAP of $25.00. used for an arrangement.
Allocation of prizes will only be made to those 5. Distinct means each Bloom must be different.
entries deemed worthy of a prize by the Judge. The
Judge’s decision shall be deemed final. NOTE: Exhibitors where possible to exhibit Cut flowers
in green bottles – particularly Dahlias and Roses. Not
1. If an exhibit has been placed in the wrong class, the painted bottles. Green wine bottles are suitable.
Judge may direct the Steward to place the exhibit
in the correct class and re-judge that class.
2. GST implications are as those listed in the front of
the Schedule.
3. Entries will be available for collection from 4pm
Saturday 3 February 2018.
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CLASSES DAHLIAS Prize $1.50
Giant Decorative Dahlias (Over 260mm) Prize $2.00
ROSES H27 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $5.00
H1 ONE PINK ROSE H28 DAHLIA, THREE BLOOMS
H2 ONE RED ROSE CHAMPION GIANT DECORATIVE DAHLIA
H3 ONE YELLOW ROSE
H4 ONE WHITE ROSE Large Decorative Dahlias (210mm - 260mm)
H5 ONE MAUVE ROSE
H6 ONE APRICOT ROSE H29 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50
H7 ONE ROSE, blended colours
H8 ONE FULL BLOOM ROSE, any colour H30 DAHLIAS, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00
H9 THREE ROSES, distinct
H10 THREE ROSES, one variety CHAMPION LARGE DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $5.00
H11 FOUR ROSES, bud to full Bloom
H12 SIX ROSES, distinct Medium Decorative Dahlias (160mm – 210mm)
H13 ONE STEM OR CUT FLORABUNDA ROSE, any
H31 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50
colour
H14 THREE STEMS OR CUT FLORABUNDA ROSES, any H32 DAHLIA, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00
colour CHAMPION MEDIUM DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $5.00
H15 ONE DAVID AUSTIN ROSE, any colour
H16 ONE STEM OR CUT DAVID AUSTIN ROSE, any Small Decorative Dahlias (120mm – 160mm)
colour H33 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50
H17 ONE CUT OF A DAVID AUSTIN ROSE, any colour
H18 ONE MINIATURE ROSE, any colour H34 DAHLIAS, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00
H19 ONE STEM OR CUT POLYANTHA ROSE, any colour
H20 THREE MINIATURE ROSES, distinct CHAMPION SMALL DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $5.00
H21 THREE CUTS OF A MINIATURE ROSE, distinct
H22 ONE PERFUMED ROSE, any colour Miniature Decorative Dahlia (80mm – 120mm)
H23 ONE CUT OR STEM ROSE, any other variety
H24 NOVICE: ONE RED ROSE H35 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50
H25 NOVICE: ONE ROSE, any other colour
H26 NOVICE: THREE ROSES, distinct H36 DAHLIAS, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00
Novice Rose open to exhibitors not having won a first CHAMPION MINIATURE DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $5
prize in the Rose section at a Stanthorpe Show.
Prizes for Classes H1 to H23 - $2 first and $1 second Giant Cactus Dahlias (Over 260mm) Prize $1.50
H37 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $2.00
BEST MINIATURE ROSE Entry (Single or Cut) H38 DAHLIAS, THREE BLOOMS Prize $5.00
Trophy donated In Memory Of Ann Finlay CHAMPION GIANT CACTUS DAHLIA
CHAMPION ROSE Large Cactus Dahlias (210mm - 260mm) Prize $1.50
Prize and prize money: Champion Ribbon & $10 H39 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $2.00
Donated In Memory Of Ettie McKillop H40 DAHLIAS, THREE BLOOMS Prize $5.00
CHAMPION GIANT CACTUS DAHLIA
RESERVE CHAMPION ROSE:
Prize and prize money: Reserve Champion Ribbon & $5 Medium Cactus Dahlias (160mm – 210mm)
CHAMPION NOVICE ROSE H41 DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50
Prize money: $10 donated by Brian & Mary Burnell
H42 DAHLIAS, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00
CHAMPION MEDIUM CACTUS DAHLIA Prize $5.00
Small Cactus Dahlia (120mm - 160mm) Prize $1.50
H43 Dahlia, One Bloom Prize $2.00
H44 Dahlias, Three Blooms (one variety) Prize $5.00
CHAMPION SMALL CACTUS DAHLIA
Miniature Cactus Dahlia (80mm – 120mm)
H45 Dahlia, One Bloom Prize $1.50
H46 Dahlias, Three Blooms (one variety) Prize $2.00
CHAMPION MINIATURE CACTUS DAHLia Prize $5.00
Pompone Dahlias (Must Be Under 50mm) Prize $1.50
H47 Dahlia, One Bloom Prize $2.00
H48 Dahlias, Three Blooms Prize $5.00
CHAMPION POMPONE DAHLIA
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Miscellaneous Dahlias GLADIOLI
H73 ONE SPIKE GLADIOLI
H49 WATER LILY DAHLIA X 1, Over 120mmPrize $1.50 H74 THREE SPIKES GLADIOLI Distinct
H75 THREE SPIKES GLADIOLI One Variety
H50 WATER LILY DAHLIA X 3, Over 120mmPrize $2.00 H76 SIX SPIKES GLADIOLI
H77 ONE MINIATURE GLADIOLI
CHAMPION WATER LILY DAHLIA Prize $5.00 H78 THREE MINIATURE GLADIOLI Distinct
H79 THREE MINIATURE GLADIOLI One Variety
H51 EXHIBITION CACTUS DAHLIA X 1, Prize $1.50 CHAMPION GLADIOLI
must be over 160mm Ribbon and $10.00 donated In Memory Of Ettie
Prize $2.00 McKillop
H52 EXHIBITION CACTUS DAHLIA X 3, Prize $5.00
must be over 160mm ZINNIAS
H80 ONE ZINNIA
CHAMPION EXHIBITION CACTUS DAHLIA H81 THREE ZINNIAS
H53 FIMBRIATED DAHLIA X 1, Prize $1.50 LILLIUM
must Be Over 160mm H82 ONE SPIKE LILLIUM
Prize $2.00
H54 FIMBRIATED DAHLIA X 3, Prize $5.00 OTHER CUT FLOWERS
must be over 160mm H83 ONE HYDRANGEA
H84 THREE PETUNIAS, Single Fringed
CHAMPION FIMBRIATED DAHLIA H85 THREE ASTERS
H86 THREE AFRICAN MARIGOLDS
H55 COLLARETTE DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50 H87 ONE SPIKE OR BLOOM ANY OTHER FLOWER
H88 ONE CARNATION
H56 COLLARETTE DAHLIA, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00 H89 ONE CUT ALSTROEMERIA
H90 THREE GERANIUMS DISTINCT
CHAMPION COLLARETTE DAHLIA Prize $5.00 H91 ONE GERBERA (Either single or double)
H92 THREE GERBERAS (Either single or double)
H57 SINGLE DAHLIA, ONE BLOOM Prize $1.50 Prizes for Classes H73 - H92 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.00
H58 SINGLE DAHLIA, THREE BLOOMS Prize $2.00 CHAMPION CUT FLOWER
CHAMPION SINGLE DAHLIA Prize $5.00 Ribbon and Trophy donated by Granite Belt Realty
H59 DAHLIA (Any Other Variety) Prize $1.50 CONTAINERS
One Bloom H93 ONE CONTAINER ALSTROEMERIA
Prize $2.00 H94 ONE CONTAINER ZINNIAS
H60 DAHLIA (Any Other Variety) Prize $5.00 H95 ONE CONTAINER MARIGOLDS
Three Blooms H96 ONE CONTAINER ASTERS
H97 ONE CONTAINER DAHLIAS
CHAMPION DAHLIA (Any Other Variety) H98 ONE CONTAINER PETUNIAS
H99 ONE CONTAINER ROSES
Novice Dahlias H100 ONE CONTAINER ANY OTHER FLOWER
H101 ONE CONTAINER MIXED FLOWERS
Novice Exhibitors- Open To Exhibitors Not Having H102 ONE CONTAINER GLADIOLI
H103 ONE CONTAINER NATIVE FOLIAGE AND/OR
Previously Won a Major Prize
FLOWERS
H61 ONE GIANT/LARGE DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $1 Prizes for Classes H93 – H103 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.00
H62 ONE MEDIUM DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $1 $90 towards Dahlia prize money kindly donated by
Stanthorpe Garden Club
H63 ONE SMALL DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $1 $50 towards Dahlia prize money kindly donated In
Memory Of Ettie McKillop
H64 ONE MINIATURE DECORATIVE DAHLIA Prize $1
H65 ONE GIANT OR LARGE CACTUS DAHLIA Prize $1
H66 ONE MEDIUM CACTUS DAHLIA Prize $1.00
H67 ONE SMALL CACTUS DAHLIA Prize $1.00
H68 ONE MINIATURE CACTUS DAHLIA Prize $1.00
H69 ONE FIMBRIATED DAHLIA Prize $1.00
H70 ONE WATERLILY DAHLIA Prize $1.00
H71 ONE POMPONE DAHLIA Prize $1.00
H72 ONE ANY OTHER VARIETY DAHLIA Prize $1.00
CHAMPION NOVICE DAHLIA - Winner receives a ribbon
GRAND CHAMPION DAHLIA OF THE SHOW
Winner receives a ribbon and $30 gift voucher
Donated by Maddie’s Gift Gallery
RESERVE CHAMPION DAHLIA OF THE SHOW Stanthorpe Garden Club has donated $20 towards
Winner receives a ribbon and $15 prize money prize money for classes H93 – H103
Donated by Granite Belt Realty
CHAMPION CONTAINER
Ribbon and $10 prize money
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H104 ONE BASKET OF DAHLIAS Prize money for classes H105 - H117: 1st $5, 2nd $3
Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3 donated by Stanthorpe donated by Stanthorpe Garden Club
Garden Club
CHAMPION FLORAL ARRANGEMENT
CONDITIONS Ribbon and $10 prize money donated by Stanthorpe
1. Blooms used in basket to be grown by exhibitor. Garden Club
2. Baskets to be no more than 60cm in height overall.
3. Flowers to face front of exhibit. POT PLANTS
4. Two thirds of the handle to be visible. H118 ONE FERN
5. Judging of baskets will be: H119 ONE GLOXINIA
H120 ONE TUBEROUS BEGONIA
a) arrangement 50% H121 ONE FUSCHIA
b) blooms 50% H122 ONE AFRICAN VIOLET
H123 ONE COLEUS
FLORAL ART H124 ONE ANY OTHER FOLIAGE PLANT
1. Accessories allowed with any arrangement H125 ONE ANY OTHER FLOWERING PLANT
2. Accessories including bases, drapes, containers, title H126 HANGING BASKET OF FOLIAGE
H127 HANGING BASKET FLOWERING
cards & mechanics are permitted with any H128 SPECIMEN SUCCULENT
arrangement. H129 COLLECTION OF SUCCULENTS
3. All arrangements must have natural plant material H130 HANGING POT OF SUCCULENTS
predominating. H131 SPECIMEN CACTI
4. All fresh plant material m be staged with cut ends in H132 COLLECTION OF CACTI
water or water retaining material (e.g. florist foam),
unless the plant material will remain in a CHAMPION POT PLANT
satisfactory condition for the duration of the show. Winner receives ribbon & $10 prize money donated in
5. Due to current space constraints, exhibitors are memory of Ettie McKillop
encouraged to keep their arrangements to less than
50cm wide and 35cm dep when staged.
H105 COLOUR MAGIC – a traditional design MISCELLANEOUS
H106 BAMBOO FANTASY – a modern masterpiece H133 ONE NATIVE BLOOM
H107 FUN WITHOUT FLOWERS – a foliage design H134 ONE NATIVE CUT
H108 ROSES ARE RED … H135 ONE CUT PROTEA
H109 SUMMER GLOW H136 ONE SAUCER OF FLOWERS, exhibited by
H110 WEDDING DAY – no restriction
H111 ALL GREEN PLUS ONE COLOUR children up to 10 years.
H112 FORMAL DINING ARRANGEMENT for centre of H137 SMALL VASE OF FLOWERS, suitable for
table bedroom, exhibited by children up to 10 years
H113 ARRANGEMENT USING A GLASS CONTAINER H138 ONE SINGLE SPECIMEN BONSAI
H114 ARRANGEMENT (Men Only) H139 ONE MULTIPLE PLANTING BONSAI
Prize money for classes H118 – H139: $2.00
H115 NOVICE – MODERN ARRANGEMENT WITH CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW
VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL LINES (open to a Ribbon & $50 gift voucher donated by Maddie’s Gift
competitor who has not previously won a 1st Gallery
prize in this section at the Stanthorpe Show)
H116 9-15 years – ARRANGEMENT USING A KITCHEN MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OF THE SHOW
ITEM AS A CONTAINER. Prize money: $20.00 donated in memory of Ettie
McKillop
H117 Up to 9 years – NECKLACE MADE WITH
FLOWERS, BERRIES, SEEDS, ETC. threaded on
cotton/fishing line. Exhibitors and exhibitor numbers
Exhibitor No. Exhibitor No. Exhibitor No. Exhibitor No. Exhibitor No.
Ashcroft, L 680 Cook, R 665 Hall, I 673 McCarthy, J 672 Rowen, S 659
Balch, M & B 550 Crombie, G 557 Hurtz, R & C 553 McCosker, W&J 577 Smith, R 600
Barraclough, A 585 Dickenson, J&M 603 Jackson, E 575 McLellan, J 582 Wedd Family 558
Bailey-Young, K 676 Eunson, V 681 Jackson, I 574 Murphy, B 555 Werner, C 664
Bailey-Young, N 677 Friar, J 678 Krahe, C 679 O’Brien, J 645 Werner, G 564
Burnell, B & M 551 Gow, E 618 Look, V 674 Riley, H 648
Burnell, B 675 Green, M 661 McCarthy, K 671 Rofe, M 605
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SECTION I - COOKERY
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Exhibition Centre (western side)
Chief Steward: Dee Booth 0438 260 843 [email protected]
Stewards: Lynn Gilmour 07 4685 7130, Neta Thouard 0427 080 545, Julie Rappo 07 4681 0075,
Fay Winter 07 4683 7292, Shirley Armstrong 0429 834 028, Wendy Maitland 0421 126 947, Lesley Saunders
Entry fees: Cookery Entry fees $1 per item.
Entries: Section I - Cookery Entries ONLY - received from 8.00 - 11.00 am on Thursday 1 February 2018
Section J – Cooking in Jars ONLY - received from 8.00 - 11.00 am on Wednesday 31 January 2018
NOTE – If entering BOTH Sections, you may deliver all entries on Thursday 1 February 2018
* RECIPES available where noted from www.stanagsociety.com.au, Dee Booth or any Steward. USE IS OPTIONAL
With grateful thanks to MERLE PARRISH, for the PEACH BLOSSOM CAKE recipe.
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW COOKERY SECTION
Anne Lindsay - Lynn Gilmour – Dee Booth - Marie Cameron
Viv and Neta Thouard – Allison Trace – James Liriges - Fay Winter - Laura Kidd
THANKYOU
So many businesses and individuals in town assist more than one section of the show each year, so we sincerely
thank all sponsors of Cookery for including us in their generous support of the Stanthorpe Show.
Your very welcome contribution is greatly appreciated and will be recognised at our Cookery Show display.
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY FRUIT CAKES – NOVICE
I7 RICH FRUIT CAKE - no icing, no decoration
1. One entry per person per class.
Bake in 23 cm square tin
2. Unless otherwise shown, prize money is now Prize money: 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00
1st $10.00; 2nd $5.00. I8 BOILED FRUIT CAKE - made with 375gr mixed fruit
no nuts, bake in 20cm round tin.
3. A separate entry form is required for entries in the Prize money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00
Cookery and Cooking in Jars! sections I9 RICH PLUM PUDDING - to be boiled in cloth
Prize money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00
4. COOKERY ENTRIES MUST BE PRESENTED ON RIGID I10 SULTANA CAKE - to be made with 375 gr sultanas
BOARDS OR STRONG DISPOSABLE PLATES. Suggest bake in 20cm round tin.
placing feet under rigid boards for ease of handling Prize money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00
I11 PUMPKIN FRUIT CAKE - to be made with 375gr
5. Judges decisions are final and Judges reserve the mixed fruit, bake in 20cm round tin.
right not to award prizes. prize money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00
6. Exhibits to be collected only between 4 – 5pm on BEST EXHIBIT FOR CLASSES I2-I11
Saturday 3 February. Those not collected will be Winner receives prize money of $30.00 donated by
disposed of after 11am Sunday 4 February. PRIZES Heritage Bank.
ARE TO BE COLLECTED when exhibits are released
on the Saturday of the Show. ICED CAKES and SUGAR ARTISTRY
I12 DECORATED ICED FRUIT CAKE – not to be cut
7. NOVICE classes are for exhibitors who have not
previously won a prize in that class. prize money: 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00
I13 NOVELTY ICED CAKE – butter icing, not to be cut
8. Uncollected prizes/money. As of 2018 any
uncollected exhibits will no longer be taken to the prize money: 1st $25.00 2nd $15.00
Show Office for collection. I14 ARTISTRY, SUGAR OR MODELLING CHOCOLATE
9. Uncollected prize money will be held by Cookery Judged on creativity and application.
sub-committee (see above) and if not claimed
WITHIN THREE MONTHS will become a donation to
the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society Inc. Prizes and
prize money will not be mailed. See clause 6.
CLASSES For tips Google - Sugar Artistry and check out sites such
as: www.sugarartcreations.com.au.
2018 Stanthorpe Show Feature Cake
I1 CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE - iced on top. Bake in bar Google for ‘Use of Modelling Chocolate’ too. You can
tin. Open to all age groups. create a floral arrangement or perhaps an individual
1st prize valued at $70.00 donated by Stanthorpe artwork, the choice is yours.
RSL Services Club Present on a RIGID board, with feet.
2nd prize valued at $25.00 donated by Markets
Your artistry does not have to be actually a cake.
in the Mountains Prize money: 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00
FRUIT CAKES – OPEN All prizes for classes I2 – I14 donated by Heritage Bank.
I2 RICH FRUIT CAKE - no icing, no decoration, bake CONFECTIONERY
in 23 cm Square tin Must be home made. Pieces may be wrapped in
Prize money: 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $8.00 cellophane if desired.
I15 FUDGE – plate of 8 pieces, uniform size
I3 BOILED FRUIT CAKE - made with 375gr mixed I16 COCONUT ICE – plate of 8 pieces, uniform size
fruit no nuts, bake in 20cm round tin. I17 MARSHMALLOWS – plate of 8 pieces, uniform size
Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $7.00 I18 ROCKY ROAD - plate of 8 pieces, uniform size
I4 RICH PLUM PUDDING - to be boiled in cloth PRIZES FOR CLASSES I15-I18
Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $7.00 Prize money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00
I5 SULTANA CAKE - to be made with 375 gr BEST EXHIBIT
sultanas, bake in 20cm round tin. Winner receives prize money of $20.00 donated by Feast
Prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00 and Farmin’.
I6 PUMPKIN FRUIT CAKE - to be made with 375gr
mixed fruit, bake in 20cm round tin.
Prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00
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SPECIALITY CAKES SCONES, PIKELETS AND MUFFINS
Prize money: Classes I19 – I27 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00 Prize money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00
Classes I28 – I31 as stated I40 PLAIN SCONES – plate of 4 displayed separated
I19 BANANA CAKE - white icing on top, bar or loaf tin
I20 BUTTER CAKE – bake in 20cm round tin not still joined
I21 CARROT CAKE – top iced only, bake in bar or loaf I41 FRUIT SCONES – plate of 4 displayed separated
tin. * Carrot is the CWA product of the year. not still joined
I22 MARBLE CAKE – ice on top only, bake in 20cm I42 PUMPKIN SCONES – plate of 4 displayed
round tin. separated not still joined
I23 ORANGE BAR CAKE – orange icing on top only, I43 PIKELETS – plate of 4
I44 SAVOURY MUFFINS - plate of 4, papers allowed
decorative peel optional, bake in bar or loaf tin. I45 SWEET MUFFINS - plate of 4, no icing, papers
I24 PEACH BLOSSOM CAKE – top iced only, bake in
allowed
20cm round tin - *recipe available.
I25 TEACAKE – decorated with cinnamon and apples, Prizes for classes I40 – I45 donated by Best Blinds and
Screens
bake in 20cm round tin.
I26 DATE BAR – baked in bar or loaf tin Best Exhibit
I27 DATE ROLL – baked in a roll tin $30 donated by Viv and Neta Thouard
I28 CHOCOLATE MUD CAKE – iced, bake in 20cm
BREADS
round tin. prize money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $6.00 I46 DAMPER – plain
I29 CORNFLOUR SPONGE – jam filling 3mm/1/8”
Prize money: 1st $15.00, 2nd $7.00, 3rd $5.00
thick, no icing, bake in round tin. donated by CWA in memory of Ray Marsden.
Prize money: 1st $6.00, 2nd $3.00 I47 SPECIALITY BREAD eg Sour Dough, Foccacia,
I30 SPONGE SANDWICH – joined with red jam Turkish Fruit Loaf
Prize money: 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
3mm/1/8“ thick, no icing, baked in round tin. donated by Zest Pastries
Prize money: 1st $6.00, 2nd $3.00 I48 BREAD – Wholemeal, Multigrain or White –
I31 SPONGE ROLL – any variety, jam filled and rolled. baked in bread tin
Prize money: 1st $6.00, 2nd $3.00 Prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00 donated by
CWA Stanthorpe
Prize money: I49 BREAD – any variety, made in bread maker
I19 - I25 Donated by Anne Lindsay Prize money: 1st 8.00, 2nd $5.00 donated by CWA
I26 - I28 Donated by Markets in the Mountains Stanthorpe
I29 - I31 Donated by Dee Booth in memory of I50 BREAD ROLLS – any variety, plate of 4.
Prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00 donated by
Ernie Booth Market in the Mountains
I51 SOURDOUGH LOAF
BEST EXHIBIT Classes I19 - I28 - $30 voucher donated Prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00 donated by
Market in the Mountains
by Markets in the Mountains
Best Exhibit – Classes I46 – I51
BEST EXHIBIT Classes I29 - I31 - $30 voucher donated by Winner receives a $30 voucher donated by Slaps Coffee
House Café.
Lynn Gilmour
Encouragement award – Classes I46 – I51
TARTS, SMALL CAKES, SLICES, BISCUITS Winner receives a $25 voucher donated by Zest Pastries
Prize money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00
I32 COVERED APPLE PIE – sweet pastry CHAMPION CAKE OF SHOW (BAKED)
I33 PATTY CAKES – iced only, no decoration, plate of MWF Plumbing Perpetual Shield
(winner also receives personal shield)
four, papers allowed.
I34 LAMINGTONS – plate of four, uniform size, 5cm CHAMPION CAKE OF SHOW (ICED DECORATED)
Heritage Bank Perpetual Shield
x 5cm x 5cm (winner also receives personal shield)
I35 BROWNIE - 4 pcs – uniform size – 5cm sq.
I36 SLICE - any variety 4 pcs – uniform size – 5cm sq.
I37 SHORTBREAD – Present as a 18cm / 7” circle,
uncut, decorative marking optional. Supply a test
piece for judging.
I38 BISCUITS - any 1 variety, plate of 4
I39 JAM DROPS - plate of 4
Prizes for Classes I32 – I39 donated by Fay Winter
BEST EXHIBIT - Classes I32-I39 $30.00 sponsored by HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN CLASSES I2 - I51
Laura Kidd in loving memory of cookery stalwart, Winner receives prize money of $30.00 donated by
Dorothy Webb. We will all miss the contributions from Market in the Mountains
Dorothy.
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MEN’S COOKERY ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS for Classes I57 - I63
I52 MEN’S COOKERY FEATURE – A MAN CAKE! 6 winners each receive $5.00 donated by Viv and Neta
Thouard
Any type of decorated cake created by a MAN!
TEEN COOKERY – 12 TO 14 YEARS
Design is totally your choice. What about a tractor, car, Prizes per class: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00 or as indicated.
Men’s Shed, guitar or just show us your talent. This is I64 BOILED FRUIT CAKE – made with 375 g mixed
the only class that permits use of a cake mix.
fruit, no nuts, bake in 20cm round tin.
Come on, have fun & give it a go fellas – you know you Prize money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $ 7.00 donated in
can do it! memory of Elsie Gillbard.
I65 SAVOURY OR SWEET MUFFINS - plate of 4,
Prizes and prize money: papers allowed
Winner takes home the Burton & Sons Bi-Rite cup I66 BISCUITS - any 1 variety, plate of 4
2nd $20 donated by Australian Vinegar I67 CUP CAKES - plate of 4, iced and decorated,
3rd $10 donated by Burton & Sons Bi-Rite papers allowed
I68 SLICE - any 1 variety, 4 pieces, uniform size 5cm
I53 SCONES – plain, plate of 4 displayed separated, square approx.
not still joined
Prize money for Classes I65 – I68 donated by Marie
I54 SWEET OR SAVOURY MUFFINS - plate of 4 Cameron.
papers allowed.
One entrant from Classes I64 – I68 will receive the
I55 ANZAC BISCUITS - plate of 4 uniform size Elsie Gillbard Encouragement Award*.
I56 PIKELETS - plate of 4
HIGHEST POINTS for Classes I64 – I68
Prize money: Classes I53 – I56: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00 Winner receives the Elsie Gillbard Perpetual Trophy*
Donated by Favero Motors. (+ personal gift)
HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS - Classes I53 - I56 BEST EXHIBIT for Classes I64 – I68
Winner receives $30.00 donated by Markets in the Winner receives a gift valued at $70.00 donated by
Mountains Granite Belt Cleaning and Hospitality Supplies
BEST EXHIBIT - Classes I53 – I56 * All awards in memory of Elsie Gillbard are donated by
Winner receives $50.00 donated by James Liriges. her grand-daughter Allison Trace.
JUNIOR COOKERY – UP TO 11 YEARS ATTENTION YOUNG ADULT COOKS, 15yrs and over -
Prizes per class: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00 As of the 2018 Show, those wishing to enter the
I57 SLICE – plate of 4 any 1 variety, uniform size, cookery section are directed to the adult novice or
open classes.
5cm square approx.
I58 NOVELTY BISCUITS – ie using Chocolate Chips,
Smarties
I59 ANZAC BISCUITS - plate of 4
I60 JAM DROPS - plate of 4
I61 CUP CAKES – plate of 4, iced and decorated,
papers allowed
I62 CUP CAKES – plate of 4, iced only not decorated,
papers allowed
I63 SCONES, plain - plate of 4, displayed separated
not still joined
Prize money: Classes I57 – I63 donated by Hot Copper
HIGHEST POINTS for Classes I57 – I63
Winner receives $30.00 donated by Viv and Neta
Thouard
BEST JUNIOR COOKERY EXHIBIT
Winner receives a gift valued at $50.00 donated by
Granite Belt Cleaning and Hospitality Supplies
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SECTION J – COOKING IN JARS!
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Exhibition Centre (western side)
Chief Steward: Dee Booth 0438 260 843 [email protected]
Stewards: Lynn Gilmour 07 4685 7130, Neta Thouard 0427 080 545, Julie Rappo 4681 0075,
Fay Winter 07 4683 7292, Shirley Armstrong 0429 834 028, Wendy Maitland 0421 126 947, Lesley Saunders
Entries: Section J – Cooking in Jars! ONLY - received from 8.00 - 11.00 am on Wednesday 31 January 2018
NOTE – If entering BOTH Cookery and Cooking in Jars! sections, you may deliver all entries on Thurs 1 Feb 2018
Entry fees: 50c per item. One entry per person per class.
Prize money: Section J prize money in each class: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00 unless otherwise shown
* RECIPES available where noted from www.stanagsociety.com.au, Dee Booth or any Steward. USE IS OPTIONAL
With grateful thanks to MERLE PARRISH, for the PICCALILLI recipe.
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW COOKING IN JARS! SECTION
“Boompa”
THANKYOU CLASSES
So many businesses and individuals in town assist JAMS
more than one section of the show each year, so we
sincerely thank all sponsors of Cooking in Jars! for J1 APRICOT – no additives such as almonds
J2 BLACKBERRY
including us in their generous support of the J3 FIG
Stanthorpe Show. J4 GRAPE
J5 NECTARINE
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY J6 ONION
J7 PEACH
1. Please read Section I Cookery section for J8 PLUM
complete general conditions of entry. Note J9 RASPBERRY
new conditions #8 & #9 in section I. J10 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label
J11 STRAWBERRY
2. Screw top jars be at least 150gr. J12 TOMATO
3. No wax on top. J13 CARROT JAM - *Carrot - CWA Product of the year
4. Jars to be clean, NOT sticky to touch.
5. NO old labels. Prize money for classes J1 – J13 donated by Australian
6. Varieties to be named. Vinegar
7. No other marking allowed.
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00
Donated by Australian Vinegar
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MARMALADE RELISH
J14 ORANGE J34 CHILLI
J15 LEMON J35 CORN
J16 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label J36 TOMATO
Prize money for classes J14 – J16 donated by Australian J37 ZUCCHINI
Vinegar J38 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00 Prize money for classes J34 – J38 donated by New
donated by Australian Vinegar England Larder
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00
JELLIES donated by New England Larder
J17 APPLE
J18 GRAPE PRESERVES
J19 QUINCE J39 PRESERVED LEMONS
J20 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label J40 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label
Prize money for classes J17 – J20 donated by Australian Prize money for classes J39 – J40 donated by New
Vinegar England Larder
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00 BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00
donated by Australian Vinegar donated by New England Larder
OTHER FAVOURITES SAUCES (in screw top bottle – max height 20 cm)
J21 TAPENADE J41 PLUM
J22 LEMON BUTTER J42 SWEET CHILLI – note heat strength on bottle
Prize money for classes J21 – J22 donated by Mt Stirling J43 TOMATO
Olives J44 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00 Prize money for classes J41 – J42 donated by Australian
donated by Mt Stirling Olives Vinegar
Prize money for classes J43 – J44 donated by 4 Water
IN A PICKLE! Supplies
J23 PICCALILLI *recipe available BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00
J24 ZUCCHINI PICKLE donated by Australian Vinegar
J25 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label
MEN – COOKING IN JARS!
PICKLED VEGETABLES J45 CHUTNEY – Any variety – to be named on label
J26 PICKLED MIXED VEGETABLES J46 JAM – Any variety – to be named on label
J27 PICKLED ONIONS J47 PICKLE - Any variety – to be named on label
J28 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label J48 PICKLED VEGETABLE - Any variety to be named
Prize money for classes J23 – J28 donated by New
England Larder on label
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00 J49 RELISH – Any variety – to be named on label
donated by New England Larder J50 TOMATO RELISH
Prize money for classes J45 – J50 donated by Favero
CHUTNEY Motors
J29 APPLE CHUTNEY BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00
J30 BEETROOT CHUTNEY donated by 4 Water Supplies
J31 MANGO CHUTNEY
J32 TOMATO CHUTNEY COOKING IN JARS! CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF SHOW
J33 ANY OTHER VARIETY – to be named on label Winner receives $100 prize money donated by
Prize money for classes J29 – J33 donated by New “Boompa”
England Larder
BEST EXHIBIT - Winner receives prize money of $20.00 COOKING IN JARS! CHAMPION CLASSES 1 – 20
donated by New England Larder Winner receives $30.00 prize money donated by
Australian Vinegar
COOKING IN JARS! CHAMPION CLASSES 21- 38
Winner receives prize donated by Indigo Hair Design
COOKING IN JARS! HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS
CLASSES 1 - 44
Winner receives a voucher to the value of $30.00
donated by Market in the Mountains
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SECTION K – POTTERY AND CLAY SCULPTURE
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Tea Pavilion
Chief Steward: Valerie Insall - E: [email protected] - Ph. 46814089
Entries: To be brought to the Show Grounds Tea Pavilion on Sunday 28 January 2018 from 10am – 12pm.
If this is not possible contact the stewards for assistance.
Entry fees: Adults $1.00 per item, School children 50c per item.
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW POTTERY AND CLAY SCULPTURE SECTION
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY CLASSES
1. All items to be of own work OPEN CATEGORIES
2. All entries to be bisque or glaze fired Prize money: 1st $5.00 2nd $3.00
3. Entries to be collected from the Showgrounds
K1 NOVICE SECTION
Tea Pavilion on Sun 4 Feb from 9am to 11am. K2 WHEEL THROWN POTTERY
4. Uncollected works will be delivered to the K3 HAND-BUILT POTTERY
K4 PRIMITIVE FIRED POTTERY
Stanthorpe Pottery Club and may be collected K5 SCULPTURE
AWARDS YOUTH
K6 PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENT – Year 4 and Under
JUDGES CHOICE in the OPEN SECTION
Prize: $30 ‘Market in the Mountains’ voucher Prizes: 1st $10 Market in the Mountains Voucher
donated by Stanthorpe Crafters & Hobbyists donated by Stanthorpe Crafters & Hobbyists
Association showcased as “Market in the Association showcased as “Market in the
Mountains”. Mountains”, 2nd $5.00
GLENYS FLETCHER MEMORIAL PRIZE in the YOUTH K7 PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENT – Years 5 and 6
SECTION Prizes: 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00 donated by St
Prize: One block of clay and modelling tools - valued Joseph’s Primary School Tuckshop
at $35. Plus a transferable voucher to Stanthorpe
Pottery Club’s annual Children’s Workshop held in K8 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
spring 2018 - valued at $45. Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00 donated by Maggie
Prize donated by the Stanthorpe Pottery Club. Brockie
MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT
Prize: $100 Gift Voucher donated by Pottery Supplies
Brisbane.
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SECTION L1 – FIBRECRAFT AND HANDSPUN
Location: Held in the Stanthorpe Showgrounds Exhibition Centre (western side)
Stewards: M. Clarke, F. Rickard, V. Drinkwater, C. Krawczyk Enquiries: Phone 07 46811762
Entry fees: Open/ Novice: 50 cents per exhibit – Youth 30 cents per exhibit
Entries Close: Wednesday 31 January 2018
Prize money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00, unless otherwise stated.
Collection of items: items can be collected on Saturday 3 February 2018 between 4pm and 5pm.
All entrants to pay gate admission unless a show society member.
SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS OF THE 2018 STANTHORPE SHOW FIBRECRAFT AND HANDSPUN SECTION
Granite Belt Spinners and Weavers - Mrs. Christine Krawczyk - Mrs. Fay Rickard - Mrs. Jill Stevens
Mrs. Mary Clarke - Mrs. Valerie Drinkwater - Murray and Bourne
CLASSES
OPEN KNITTING AND CROCHET OPEN MISCELLANEOUS
L1-1 CARDIGAN OR JUMPER – using handspun L1-13 SCARF – free choice of technique, using
wool
handspun fibre
L1-2 SLEEVELESS VEST OR CARDIGAN – using L1-14 WALL HANGING, FLOOR RUG OR SADDLE
handspun wool CLOTH – handspun or commercial yarn
L1-3 CAP, GLOVES, MITTS OR SOCKS - using hand- L1-15 KNEE RUG OR BED COVER, any technique -
spun wool
handspun natural fibre, free choice of warp
L1-4 TRICOLOUR or more, garment using hand- L1-16 ANY ARTICLE USING WOOL, not necessarily
L1-5 spun wool, natural or dyed spun eg. sheepskin
GARMENT using handspun mixed fibres L1-17 ARTICLE OR GARMENT – handspun natural
fibre other than wool e.g. camel, silk, mo-
hair, cotton, ramee, linen etc.
OPEN SPINNING L1-18 CHILD’S TOY – made from natural fibre, may
be dyed
L1-6 SKEIN OF HANDSPUN WOOL, suitable for
delicate garment, free of grease, not less L1-19 CHILD’S GARMENT UP TO 5 YEARS – hand-
than 30 gms
spun fibre, any technique
L1-7 SKEIN OF HANDSPUN WOOL, equal to 5 ply
or more, free of grease, not less than 50 gms L1-20 STOLE OR SHAWL – in handspun fibre, any
technique
L1-8 SKEIN OF NOVELTY SPUN WOOL, not less
than 30 gms – state purpose L1-21 ANY OTHER ARTICLE using fibre
L1-9 3 X 30 GM SKEINS OF HANDSPUN FIBRE – L1-22 ARTICLE OR GARMENT which is the Original
dyed with natural dyes. State dye materials Design of the Exhibitor, any technique, using
and mordant used natural fibre and incorporating some hand-
L1-10 SKEIN OF HANDSPUN FIBRE OTHER THAN spun or weaving
WOOL – not less than 50 gms
OPEN WEAVING
L1-11 SKEIN OF HANDSPUN MIXED FIBRES, not less Hand weavers may use any type of fibre
than 50 gms L1-23 ANY HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
L1-24 ONE PERSON’S COLLECTION – 3 different
L1-12 SKEIN OF YARN prepared and spun from raw
fleece hand-woven articles or garments using
different techniques, any looms, e.g. bag, tie,
NB Class L1-22 should include a staple of the fleece mat, scarf etc.
L1-25 ANY HAND-WOVEN ARTICLE or Garment
NB All spinning entries should state purpose for the
yarn
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