MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 1
MENDOORAN SHOW
28th & 29th March 2020
President Treasurer’s Secretary Reg Sweeney David & Libby Louise Monk Ph: 0427 861 185 Rothwell Ph: 0429 688 611 (h) 6886 1105 Ph: 0418 320 003 (h) 6886 1225 MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 2
Thanks to Statewide Sheds Dubbo for their generous sponsorship for our ribbons for the Mendooran PA&H Assoc in 2019 & 2020 - $1500
Mendooran Post Office Thanks to Phil, Stacey & Jenny at the Mendooran Post Office for all their help, assistance, printing and time they give to ensure our Mendooran Show runs smoothly every year!!!!!! We really appreciate and value their contribution to our community and the Mendooran PA&H Assoc. ֍֍֍
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 3 Mendooran Show Saturday 28th March 2020 - Features Battle of the Bogghi, Yard Dog Trials, Showjumping, Ring Events, Sheep, Cattle, Wool, Poultry, Farm Produce, Pavilion, Crafts, Cookery, Needlework, Handicraft, Flowers, Vegetables, Artwork, Photography, Sideshows, Hot Food, Stalls, Tractor Pull demonstration, Novelty Games (adults & children), Tug of War Catch the Lolly Man, Jackaroo/Jillaroo Challenge, Motorbike obstacle course, Camel Rides , Wool stencils on the wall, Canteen & Bar Facilities during the day Camel Racing at 5pm - Evening Bar & BBQ Music at the Mark O’Leary Bar with Alana Potter
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Sunday 29th March 2020 - Features Miniature, Small & Little Horses, Horse Sporting & Arena Sorting, Canteen & Bar facilities during the day
ART PREVIEW EXHIBITION EVENING All entries will be exhibited at the Art Preview Exhibition Evening at the Mendooran Mechanics Institute Hall at 7pm - 9.30pm on
Thursday 26th March 2020
Entry $15.00
Savouries & complimentary drinks provided. Raffle tickets for the Beautiful painting (on show at the Mendooran Post Office) by John Shields will be on sale and drawn at the function. Lucky Door Prize!
Come and vote in the People’s Choice Award and win a $50 Voucher
RSVP: 25th March to Beth McGirr 6844 2227 or [email protected]
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 4 INDEX OF SECTIONS
Page Features 3 Index 4 Privileges of Membership and Membership Form 5 Officials and Conditions of Entry/Novelty Events 6-7 Duties of Officials/Judges 8-11 Battle of the Bogghi 12 Gavin Trophy 13 Section A: Horses - Saturday 28th March 14-15 Ring 1 Hacks 16-17 Ring 2 Galloways 17-18 Ring 3 Ponies 18-19 Ring 4 Hunter Hacks 19-21 Ring 5 Australian Stock Horse 22 Ring 6 No Coats 23 Ring 7 Showjumping 24 Section A: Horses - Sunday 29th March Ring 1 Sporting 25 Ring 2 Miniature Small and Little Horse 26-28 Ring 3 Arena Sorting 29 Section B: Cattle 30-31 Financial Members 32 Sponsors 33 Section C: Sheep - Merino 34-36 Section C: Sheep - British Breeds 37 Section D: Wool: Merino Housed, Unhoused & Flock 38 Section E: Yard Dog Trials 39 Section F: Poultry 40-41 Section G: Farm Produce 42 Pavilion 43 Section H: Horticulture 44-45 Section I: Needlework - Handicraft - Creative Art 46-47 Section J: Honey, Jams, Pickles & Preserves 48 Section K: Garden Produce 49 Section L: Cooking 50 State Rich Fruit Cake Competition 51 Section N: Fine Arts 52 Section O: Photography 53 Section P: Children’s Section 54-55 ASC Quilt competition 56 Entry Form Inside rear cover MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 5 Privileges of Membership
You are invited to become a Member of the Mendooran PA & H Association Inc and support the organisation which is advertising The Mendooran District and also to enjoy the following privileges of membership:-
Annual Membership $10 per adult (normal gate entry $12) Junior Membership $5 (16-18 Years) (normal gate entry $6) The right to receive a Ticket of Membership which is not transferable. The right of admission to grounds at the Annual Show and admission for a car or horse drawn vehicle. The right to admission to grounds for all the family under 16 years of age. The right to vote at any annual or special meeting and the committee’s gratitude for your support. Mendooran P A & H Association Inc Membership Form - 2019
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Membership:-
$10 Per adult $5 Per junior (16 -18 years) or aged pensioner $…………... (*Members’ children under 16 years are admitted free to the Show)
Donations:- • Donation $……………... • Prize Money or Trophy (please indicate) $……………...
Total Due $ ______
Please post to: The Treasurers, David & Libby Rothwell Mendooran PA & H Association Inc PO Box 24 Mendooran NSW 2842
Membership & Renewal of existing memberships closes Friday 27th March 2020
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Patrons: Mrs Judy Skinner, Mr Wallace & Mrs Bini Monk & Mr John Woodlock. Life Members: Mr MH Scott, Mrs D Sullivan, Mr & Mrs W Monk, Mrs D. Pascoe President: Mr Reg Sweeney (6886 1105) Vice President: Mr Simon Beer Hon. Secretary: Mrs Louise Monk (6886 1225) Hon. Treasurers: Mr David Rothwell and Ms Libby Farragher Ring Master: Mrs Mandy Lamey-Eyles (0467 666 701) Assistants: Mrs Nerida Althofer Mr Chris Eyles Chief Pavilion Steward: Mrs Lyndal O’Leary Groundsman: Mr Clem Chapman
Committee: T & M Ward, C Jones, J Skinner, K & S Skinner, D Kenny, C & K Knight, R & R Sweeney, R & L Monk, R Jones, D & N Althofer, J Lloyd, S Beer, M Lamey-Eyles, D Rothwell, L Farragher, T & J Elton, P & L O’Leary, N Obst & N Scott, P Archer, R, L & M Obst, A & K Martin, E McGirr, D & G Kiem, P Leask, M Hagan, A Penley, M & L Ascher, D Sweeney, A&R Munro.
Ground Committee: R Jones, C Jones, R Monk, R Sweeney, T Ward, S Skinner, P O’Leary & D Rothwell.
Admissions and Charges
Adults $12.00 Children (5- 17 years) $ 6.00 Aged Pensioners $ 6.00 Max Family Charge $40.00 Two Day Pass $15.00 Showman’s Guild Ground Hire Charge: $3.00 metre frontage Commercial Ground Hire Charge: $3.00 metre frontage (Minimum $25 fee). Public Liability Insurance ($20M) must be sighted or is available on the day at $25 per space.
Camping Fees: $15.00 per day powered site $10.00 per day non-powered site $80.00 weekly powered site $40.00 weekly non-powered site $10.00 per day stable hire (per horse)
Wristbands will be given out once admission has been paid, including the Mechanic’s Institute on Show Day which will entitle people to visit the Art Show and continue on to the Showground or vice versa. This will entitle the entrant to come and go from the showgrounds. MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 7 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Everybody entering the showground must pay admission except those holding membership/entry tickets or life member badge. Everybody entering the showground does so at their own risk. All entrants in all show events must sign a waiver and/or produce a wrist-band before competing, including the Novelty Events. Jackaroo/Jillaroo Tractor Pull Demonstrations Challenge (to be held in the arena) Entry $1.00 Age: 12 -17yrs Prize Money: $100
Camel Races
Mendooran Show 28th March 2020. Races commence at 5pm in the Arena
NOVELTY EVENTS
Steward: Michelle Ward To be held late afternoon near bar area
Sack Races, Egg Throwing, Tug - Of - War, Donut Eating, Water Balloon Races, Chase The Lolly Man
MOTORBIKE OBSTACLE COURSE
Saturday 28th March 2020
Start Time: 3pm All competitors to have safety helmets. Parental supervision for all competitors under 12 yrs. MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 8
Duties of Exhibitors, Stewards & Judges
EXHIBITORS 1. Exhibitors when entering an exhibit must furnish the Steward with a description of the exhibit and the number of the class in which they wish to compete. 2. Exhibitors must deliver their exhibit to the Showground on or before the hour advertised, obtain a card (marked with the section, number of class and number of exhibit) and affix it to the exhibit. 3. Exhibitors must deliver the exhibit and fee, with card attached, to the Steward appointed for the section. 4. Exhibitors must not remove the exhibit without permission after delivering it to the Stewards. 5. Exhibitors of stock must have a person in attendance to parade same at hours notified.
STEWARDS Instructions to Stewards in all Sections. 1. Shall attend at the time and place notified in the circular the Catalogue. 2. Shall examine as to the correctness of the certificate of the catalogue. 3. Shall examine as to the correctness of the certificate of all exhibits and to all matters in connection herewith. 4. Shall wait upon the Judges, furnish them with award papers, prize cards or ribbons and afford them all information and attention necessary to the discharge of their duties. 5. Shall sign the award papers conjointly with the Judges, see the prize cards or ribbons are properly affixed to the prize exhibits and certified to the award being noted by the Secretary in the society’s entrants registry book. 6. Shall arrange amongst themselves for the constant and effective supervision of both exhibitors and the public. 7. Shall in any case they think it is advisable to reject any exhibit in any section, at once report same to the Secretary, who shall take immediate action in the matter. 8. See that the awards are clearly marked in the Stewards book and hand same to the Secretary immediately judging is completed.
JUDGING Instructions to Judges: 1. Award Papers: The Judges shall fill up the award paper supplied to them in all their duties, assign reasons for their decisions (if requested) and sign and hand the same to the Stewards and must note the time of signing such papers. 2. Insufficient Merit: When the Judges consider the exhibit or any class does not possess sufficient merit they shall, through the Stewards, at once report the same to the Committee with their reasons, in full and the Committee shall act as they deem expedient, may award no prize or give second or third in place of a first. 3. The Committee may withhold any prize when statements regarding exhibits which have been made by the exhibitor have been proved to be erroneous or fraudulent or where any doubt exists as to whether an exhibit has been shown in accordance with these regulations and exhibitors found guilty of false entries may be debarred from again exhibiting.
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4. Should any exhibits having gained a prize be disqualified the next on the list does not necessarily retain the prize. The Committee with or without the advice of the Judges, shall decide the question. 5. Extra Prizes: The Judges of any section, should they consider an exhibit deserving of a special prize, may recommend the Committee to award the same. 6. In awarding the Championship, the Judges will be required to select the next animal in order of merit to be called the Reserve, which will take the place of the Champion in the event of the latter being disqualified for any cause. 7. That Judge may award a second or third prize instead of a first and no second prize will be awarded unless there are four exhibits except where the first is not awarded.
GENERAL COMMENTS Prizes may be collected during the day but must be fully collected by 4:00 pm on the day of competition from the Secretary’s Office. The above prizes are subject to the following regulations and conditions:
1. That all eligible entries have an entry form specifying in which classes the entries, accompanied by objects, are to be entered. 2. That all exhibitors of stock shall state at the time of the entry the age, as near as possible, of the stock they exhibit, and the sheep, the date when shorn and how. 3. That every care shall be taken of the objects intended for exhibition, but the Association shall not be responsible for any losses or deaths. 4. That no prizes be awarded without competition unless the objects are strongly recommended by the Judges. The Judges are also invited to recommend the Association to award prizes for objects of particular merit, which may be exhibited though not specified in the prize schedule, and to withhold prizes where the objects are not of sufficient merit. 5. That any person interfering with the Judges and Stewards during the time they are in execution of their duties may be removed from the ground. 6. Should any protest be lodged as the awarding of prizes, the matter will be referred to the Committee appointed for the purpose whose decision will be final. 7. Protest with $50 deposit (which will be forfeited if the protest be deemed frivolous) must be lodged in writing with the Secretary within half an hour of the award being made. 8. If, in the opinion of the Judges, there should be equality of Merit, they are instructed to refer to the Steward, and their joint decision shall be final. 9. Proved wilful misrepresentation of exhibits will not merely forfeit the prize, but render the exhibitor liable to be disqualified from any exhibiting at any future show or shows of the Association. 10. All pavilion exhibits to be on the ground as advertised. 11. Damage through exhibits: The Association will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by an exhibit, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor will hold the Association blameless and indemnify it against legal proceedings for such accidents.
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12. Damage to Exhibits: The Association will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or non delivery of livestock or other exhibit at the Association’s exhibition or any damage thereto. 13. The committee reserves the right of refusing or cancelling any entry without given reason for doing so. 14. The owner of any exhibit diseased or disapproved of as an exhibit by the Committee must, immediately upon notice to that effect, remove such exhibit from the ground. 15. As soon as the Judges have made their award in any class, the prize exhibits shall be distinguished by different coloured ribbons, 1st-Blue, 2nd-Red, 3rd-White. The Champion will be Red, White and Blue. 16. Stallions are not allowed to compete in the Miscellaneous Horse Section except in the Jumping and Trotting Contests. 17. Exhibitors must deliver their exhibits at the showground at or before the hours specified, and obtain from the Steward tickets, one of which just be securely fixed to each single exhibit. 18. The Committee or Stewards of the various sections may refuse to receive or may compel the removal of what they consider objectionable exhibits. 19. If the Stewards are of the opinion that an exhibit shown is not the bona-fide property of the exhibitor or is over the age stated on the entry form, they are hereby authorised to obtain evidence and, if the by-laws have been violated, they may remove such exhibit 20. The Committee reserves the right at any time to postpone the Exhibition or any event thereof in consequence of the inclemency of the weather, or from an sufficient cause to a date or dates deemed suitable by the Committee and no entrance fees shall be returnable in the event of such postponements. The reasonableness of the cause or causes of the judgement shall be conclusive and not open to question by any exhibitor or other persons affected by such postponements. 21. No person except an officer of Committeeman shall be admitted to any place where judging is proceeding until the prizes have been awarded. 22. In case any dispute may arise as to the construction put on any of the by-laws the same shall be determined by the Committee of the Association whose decision shall be final and without appeal by any exhibitor to any court of law. 23. Any member of the Committee may enter a protest free of cost in any class in which he is not an exhibitor. 24. The office bearers of the Committee do not hold themselves responsible for the prize money further than proportionate of the extent of the funds which they are supplied for the purpose nor will they indemnify exhibitors for any article or articles that may be lost, stolen, delaying in transit or destroyed during the Show unless it can be proved that the loss, etc was the result of carelessness or negligence on the part of the Committee or officer. All claims for lost property must be in writing and lodged with the Secretary within seven days following the show. The Committee do not hold themselves responsible for the judging or safe custody of late exhibits. 25. The Committee may abandon the Exhibitors or any event thereof through wet weather or by any reasons which may make such a course advisable in the opinion of the Committee. Should the exhibition or any event be abandoned or cancelled, exhibitors shall be entitled to a return of entrance fee paid, but no cause of action, liability or obligation shall be maintained or incurred by the Committee or the Association by reason of such abandonment or cancellation.
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26. The Committee reserves the right to call upon any competitor subject to age limit, to furnish at his or her expense, proof of age and may at its discretion withhold any prize money until such proof be furnished. The age of the competitor shall be taken on the day of appearance in the Show.
GENERAL: Notwithstanding the dates fixed for the departure of exhibits, the Secretary reserves the right to retain any or all of them, for such further time as the Committee may consider necessary. No exhibit shall be removed from the exhibition without a formal permit from the Steward or Secretary.
The committee of the Mendooran PA&H Association would like to sincerely thank all the people of Mendooran and surrounding towns who have contributed to make our Show so interesting and entertaining. It is a showcase of local produce and skills. The committee work hard to keep the Show going each year. We hope you enjoy it.
We would like to welcome the Oakfield Camel Ranch to the 2020 Mendooran Show. We are looking forward to the camel rides during the day and the Camel Races on Saturday 28th March 2029 at 5pm in the Arena.
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BATTLE OF THE BOGGHI! MENDOORAN SHOWGROUND Saturday 28th March 2020
Commencing 3:00 pm
Proudly sponsored by Coggan Wool who donate all the singlets
Classes
Open *** Intermediate *** Novice ***
CASH PRIZES!!! MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 13
Oscar & Charlotte Gavin Trophy This Trophy was donated to recognise meritorious entries in as wide a number of sections as possible. This Trophy may be won by an individual or individuals nominated to represent the efforts of a family.
1. Open to individuals or families living within 100kms radius. 2. Family entry must nominate a family representative and all family entries must be part of that nominees immediate family. (grandparents, parents, sons and daughters) 3. Points are awarded for the best three awards in each section, 2 for 1st and 1 for 2nd. 4. When 1st or 2nd is awarded and you wish the points to be credited toward the Gavin Trophy, the Steward will notate the result so the Show Secretary can credit the points correctly. 1981 ZM Thommeny 1982 Bevala Ulungra P/ship 1983-1990 D Foran 1991 D&J Skinner Family 1992 Y Porch 1993 D&J Skinner Family 1994 Lindeman Family 1995 D&J Skinner Family 1996 Lindeman Family 1997-98 D&J Skinner Family 1999 Cancelled due to rain 2000 Y Porch 2001 Pinehurst Partnership 2002 K&R Blackburn 2003-2007 S&K Skinner Family 2008 Cancelled due to E.I. 2009 S&K Skinner Family 2010 Abbey Blackburn 2011-13 S&K Skinner Family 2014 Judy Skinner 2015 S&R Beer Family 2016 Judy Henderson 2017 S&K Skinner Family 2018-19 L O’Leary
Mr Oscar Gavin and his wife Charlotte and their children Bryant and Heather were tremendous supporters of Agricultural Shows for many years. Mr Gavin was President of the Mendooran Show for over 31 years. Their daughter Heather donated this wonderful Trophy each year in their memory and the family have continued this tradition since her death.
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 14 Mendooran’s Annual Sho w Saturday 28th March Sunday 29th March 2020 SECTION A - HORSES
Ring Master: M. LAMEY-EYLES Assistant: C. EYLES N. ALTHOFER
For all enquiries please contact :
Mandy Lamey-Eyles – 0467 666 701
❑ Stewards to be in attendance by 8.00 am ❑ Prize money will be paid at the Horse Sec Office on the day of the Show. ❑ All under 17 years riding classes to receive prize money, 1st , 2nd , 3rd. ❑ Champion Valued at $25.00 ❑ Entry Fee $2.00 to be paid at Horse Sec Office. ❑ Waivers to be signed before competing. ❑ All ring classes (Breeds) can be split where needed . ❑ Stallion classes can be added to program if needed, Stallions are to be tied and collared when tied to floats and trucks. ❑ All horses, galloways and ponies competing in local events must reside within 50 km’s from Mendooran by road, or within Warrumbungle Shire and must have been on the property of the exhibitor for two months prior to the date of the Show and stabled in the area or be members of Mendooran Pony Club Inc.
Supreme Champion Open Hack - The ALF MONK Memorial Trophy donated by Richard and Wallace Monk. Winner receives a Trophy, Sash and Prize. Champion Open Hack, Galloway and Pony are eligible. Only the 1st Champion in each ring, is eligible.
Supreme Champion Hunter Hack – Winner receives a Sash and Prize. Champion Hunter Hack, Galloway and Pony are eligible.
Supreme Champion Led Horse- Winner receives Sash and Prize. All Champion Led are eligible.
Supreme Champion Rider– Winner receives Sash and Prize. All Champion Riders are eligible
Mendooran P.A. & H. Association Inc. will not be responsible for any accidents that may be caused through or by any exhibit and it shall be a condition of each entry that exhibitors shall hold the Association blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such accidents.
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ALL COMPETITORS COMPETE IN RING EVENTS AT THEIR OWN RISK
Competitors must compete in headwear applicable to the event in which they are competing as per EFA guidelines.
All hard hats/helmets must be worn correctly with chin straps done up securely.
As an EFA run event, EFA insurance insists that competitors wear approved helmets.
Stallions are to be tied and collared at all times.
Open Hacks and Hunter Hacks can only compete in one section.
Anyone that has won first, is not eligible to compete in the Second Chance class in each ring.
Newcomers are a horse that has not been shown before under saddle, before the 1st January and is to be ridden in a snaffle bit.
MINIATURE/SMALL & LITTLE HORSE
Rules as per IMHR
Horses must be registered with a recognized Miniature Horse Association or registry.
Please see rings for start times.
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 16 RING 1 - HACKS Saturday 8.30 am start 1. Led Hack Mare or Filly over 15 hh 2. Led Hack Gelding over 15 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 3. Led Thoroughbred Mare or Filly 4. Led Thoroughbred Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE 5. Led ANSA 14hh n/e 15hh 6. Led ANSA 15hh n/e 16hh 7. Led ANSA over 16hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 8. Led Warmblood/Part Mare 9. Led Warmblood/Part Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME LED HORSE OF THE SHOW 10. Local rider under 10 yrs 11. Local rider 10 yrs and under 13 yrs 12. Local rider 13 yrs and under 17 yrs CHAMPION AND RESERVE 13. Adult rider 17 yrs and under 21 yrs 14. Adult rider 21 yrs and under 40 yrs 15. Adult rider 40 yrs and over CHAMPION AND RESERVE 16. Newcomer Hack 15 hh n/e 16 hh 17. Newcomer Hack over 16 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 18. Maiden Hack over 15 hh, has not won first as a hack at any show 19. Local Hack over 15 hh, must reside within 50 km’s from Mendooran, or within Warrumbungle Shire. 20. Intermediate Hack over 15 hh 21. Open Hack over 15 hh n/e 15.2 hh 22. Open Hack over 15.2 hh n/e 16 hh 23. Open Hack over 16 hh n/e 16.2 hh 24. Open Hack over 16.2 hh 25. Adults Hack over 15 hh, rider over 17 yrs 26. Childs Hack over 15 hh, rider under 17 yrs 27. Second Chance Open Hack over 15hh, can not have won a first place today. CHAMPION AND RESERVE 28. Ridden Thoroughbred Mare 29. Ridden Thoroughbred Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE 30. Ridden ANSA 14hh n/e 15hh 31. Ridden ANSA 15hh n/e 16hh
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 17 32. Ridden ANSA over 16 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 33. Ridden Warmblood/Part Mare 34. Ridden Warmblood/Part Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE OF THE SHOW
RING 2 - GALLOWAYS Saturday 8.30 am start
35. Led Galloway Mare or Filly 14 hh n/e 15 hh 36. Led Galloway Gelding 14 hh n/e 15 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 37. Led Coloured Pony n/e 14 hh, any sex 38. Led Coloured Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, any sex 39. Led Coloured Horse over 15 hh, any sex CHAMPION AND RESERVE 40. Led Arab, Anglo, Part or Derivative Mare or Filly 41. Led Arab, Anglo, Part or Derivative Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE 42. Led Riding Pony Mare or Filly n/e 14.2 hh 43. Led Riding Pony Gelding n/e 14.2 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME LED HORSE OF THE SHOW 44. Boy rider under 6 yrs to be led ( Not eligible for champion ) 45. Boy rider under 8 yrs 46. Boy rider 8 yrs and under 10 yrs 47. Boy rider 10 yrs and under 12 yrs CHAMPION AND RESERVE 48. Boy rider 12 yrs and under 14 yrs 49. Boy rider 14 yrs and under 17 yrs CHAMPION AND RESERVE 50. Newcomer Galloway 14 hh n/e 14.2 hh 51. Newcomer Galloway 14.2 hh n/e 15 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 52. Maiden Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, has not won first as a hack at any show 53. Local Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, must reside within 50 km from Mendooran, or within Warrumbungle Shire. 54. Intermediate Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh 55. Open Lightweight Galloway 14 hh n/e 14.2 hh 56. Open Heavyweight Galloway 14 hh n/e 14.2 hh 57. Open Lightweight Galloway 14.2 hh n/e 15 hh 58. Open Heavyweight Galloway 14.2 hh n/e 15 hh 59. Adults Galloway 14 hands n/e 15 hh, rider over 17 yrs 60. Childs Galloway 14 hands n/e 15 hh, rider under 17 yrs MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 18
61. Second Chance Open Galloway 14hh n/e 15hh, can not have won a first place today. CHAMPION AND RESERVE 62. Ridden Coloured Pony n/e 14 hh, any sex 63. Ridden Coloured Galloway 14hh n/e 15 hh, any sex 64. Ridden Coloured Horse over 15 hh, any sex CHAMPION AND RESERVE 65. Ridden Arab, Anglo, Part or Derivative Mare 66. Ridden Arab, Anglo, Part or Derivative Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE 67. Ridden Riding Pony Mare n/e 14.2 hh 68. Ridden Riding Pony Gelding n/e 14.2 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE OF THE SHOW
RING 3 PONIES Saturday 8.30 am start
69. Led Pony Mare or Filly n/e 14 hh 70. Led Pony Gelding n/e 14 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 71. Led Welsh Part A, any sex 72. Led Welsh Part B, any sex 73. Led Welsh Part C, any sex 74. Led Welsh Part D, any sex CHAMPION AND RESERVE 75. Led Part Welsh Mare or Filly 76. Led Part Welsh Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE 77. Led Saddle Pony Mare or Filly n/e 14.2 hh 78. Led Saddle Pony Gelding n/e 14.2 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION LED OF THE SHOW 79. Girl rider under 6 yrs to be led ( not eligible for champion ) 80. Girl rider under 8 yrs 81. Girl rider 8 yrs and under 10 yrs 82. Girl rider 10 yrs and under 12 yrs CHAMPION AND RESERVE 83. Girl rider 12 yrs and under 14 yrs 84. Girl rider 14 yrs and 17 yrs CHAMPION AND RESERVE
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85. Newcomer Pony n/e 12.2 hh 86. Newcomer Pony 12.2 hh n/e 14 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 87. Maiden Pony n/e 14 hh, has not won first as a hack at any show. 88. Local Pony n/e 14 hh, must reside within 50 kms from Mendooran, or within Warrumbungle shire 89. Intermediate Pony n/e 14 hh 90. Open Pony n/e 12 hh 91. Open Pony 12 hh n/e 12.2 hh 92. Open Pony 12.2 hh n/e 13 hh 93. Open Pony 13 hh n/e 13.2 hh 94. Open Pony 13.2 hh n/e 14 hh 95. Adults Pony n/e 14 hh, rider over 17 yrs 96. Childs Pony n/e 14 hh, rider under 17 yrs 97. Second Chance Open Pony n/e 14hh, can not have won a first place today. CHAMPION AND RESERVE 98. Ridden Saddle Pony Mare n/e 14.2 hh 99. Ridden Saddle Pony Gelding n/e 14.2 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 100. Ridden Welsh Part A, any sex 101. Ridden Welsh Part B, any sex 102. Ridden Welsh Part C, any sex 103. Ridden Welsh Part D, any sex CHAMPION AND RESERVE 104. Ridden Part Welsh Mare 105. Ridden Part Welsh Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE OF THE SHOW
RING 4 HUNTER HACKS Saturday 8.30 am start
106. Led Show Hunter Pony under 12.2 hh 107. Led Show Hunter Pony 12.2 hh n/e 14 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 108. Led Show Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 14.2 hh 109. Led Show Hunter Galloway 14.2 hh n/e 15 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE
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110. Led Show Hunter Horse 15 hh n/e 16 hh 111. Led Show Hunter Horse over 16 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION LED OF THE SHOW 112. Newcomer Hunter Pony under 12.2 hh 113. Newcomer Hunter Pony 12.2hh n/e 14 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 114. Maiden Show Hunter Pony n/e 14 hh (has not won first as a hack at any show) 115. Local Show Hunter Pony n/e 14 hh, must reside within 50 km’s from Mendooran or within Warrumbungle Shire. 116. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony n/e 14 hh 117. Show Hunter Pony under 11.2hh 118. Show Hunter Pony 11.2hh n/e 12hh 119. Show Hunter Pony 12 hh n/e 12.2 hh 120. Show Hunter Pony 12.2 hh n/e 13 hh 121. Show Hunter Pony 13 hh n/e 13.2 hh 122. Show Hunter Pony 13.2 hh n/e 14 hh 123. Adults Hunter Pony n/e 14 hh, rider over 17 yrs 124. Childs Hunter Pony n/e 14 hh, rider under 17 yrs 125. Second Chance Show Hunter Pony n/e 14 hh, can not have won first today. 126. AHHA Show Hunter Pony, must be financial member. CHAMPION AND RESERVE 127. Newcomer Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 14.2 hh 128. Newcomer Hunter Galloway 14.2 hh n/e 15 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE 129. Maiden Show Hunter Galloway14 hh n/e 15 hh (has not won first as a hack at any show) 130. Local Show Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, must reside within 50km’s from Mendooran, or within Warrumbungle Shire. 131. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh 132. Show Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 14.2 hh 133. Show Hunter Galloway 14.2 hh n/e 15 hh 134. Adults Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, rider over 17 yrs 135. Childs Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, rider under 17 yrs 136. Second Chance Show Hunter Galloway 14 hh n/e 15hh, can not have won first today. 137. AHHA Hunter Galloway, must be financial member. CHAMPION AND RESERVE 138. Newcomer Hunter Horse 15 hh n/e 16 hh 139. Newcomer Hunter Horse over 16 hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE
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140. Maiden Show Hunter Horse over 15 hh (has not won first as a hack at any show) 141. Local Show Hunter Horse over 15 hh, must reside within 50 km’s from Mendooran, or within Warrumbungle Shire. 142. Intermediate Show Hunter Horse over 15 hh 143. Show Hunter Horse 15 hh n/e 15.2 hh 144. Show Hunter Horse 15.2 hh n/e 16 hh 145. Show Hunter Horse 16 hh n/e 16.2 hh 146. Show Hunter Horse over 16.2 hh 147. Adults Hunter Horse over 15 hh, rider over 17 yrs 148. Childs Hunter Horse over 15 hh, rider under 17 yrs 149. Second Chance Show Hunter Horse over 15 hh, can not have won first today. 150. AHHA Hunter Horse, must be financial member. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION AHHA HORSE OF THE SHOW SUPREME CHAMPION HUNTER OF THE SHOW
Thank you to all our sponsors and judges that make Mendooran Show such a great day. We couldn’t do it without you! MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 22 RING 5 AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES Saturday 9.00 am start
1. Led Stallion 4yrs and over 2. Led Gelding 4yrs and over 3. Led Mare 4yrs and over 4. Led under 4yrs any sex CHAMPION AND RESERVE 5. Junior Handler under 13yrs 6. Junior Handler 13yrs and under 17yrs 7. Maiden Hack 8. Hack Stallion 4yrs and over 9. Hack Gelding 4yrs and over 10. Hack Mare 4yrs and over 11. Hack under 4yrs any sex 12. Hack to be ridden by junior under 13yrs 13. Hack to be ridden by junior 13yrs and under 17yrs 14. Pleasure Hack 15. ASH LA 13yrs and under 17yrs 16. ASH LA 17yrs and over, must be member of ASHLA CHAMPION AND RESERVE 17. Maiden Working Stock Horse 18. Open Working Stock Horse Stallion 19. Open Working Stock Horse Gelding 20. Open Working Stock Horse Mare 21. Open Working Stock Horse under 4yrs 22. Working Stock Horse ridden by junior under 13yrs 23. Working Stock Horse ridden by junior 13yrs and under 17yrs CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE
The Mendooran PA&H Assoc are looking forward to a great show and have Camel Races Saturday 28th March 2020 at 5pm in the Arena.
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RING 6 NO COATS Saturday 9.00 am start
1. Tiny tots under 7 yrs, to be led 2. Tiny tots under 7 yrs, not led 3. Boy rider 7 yrs and under 9 yrs 4. Girl rider 7 yrs and under 9 yrs 5. Boy rider 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 6. Girl rider 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 7. Boy rider 12 yrs and under 15 yrs 8. Girl rider 12 yrs and under 15 yrs 9. Boy rider 15 yrs and under 17 yrs 10. Girl rider 15 yrs and under 17 yrs 11. Bareback rider under 7 yrs 12. Bareback rider 7 yrs and under 9 yrs 13. Bareback rider 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 14. Bareback rider 12 yrs and under 15 yrs 15. Bareback rider 15 yrs and under 17 yrs 16. Pair or riders under 7 yrs 17. Pair of riders 7 yrs and under 9 yrs 18. Pair of riders 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 19. Pair of riders 12 yrs and under 15 yrs 20. Pair of riders 15 yrs and under 17 yrs 21. Pony Hack n/e 14 hh 22. Galloway hack 14 hh n/e 15 hh 23. Hack over 15 hh 24. Pleasure Pony n/e 14 hh, to be ridden one handed and in a snaffle bit 25. Pleasure Galloway 14 hh n/e 15 hh, to be ridden one handed and in a snaffle bit 26. Pleasure Hack over 15 hh, to be ridden one handed and in a snaffle bit 27. Best Horse or Pony suited for a child under 7 yrs 28. Best Horse or Pony suited for a child 7 yrs and under 9 yrs 29. Best Horse or Pony suited for a child 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 30. Best Horse or Pony suited for a child 12 yrs and under 15 yrs 31. Best Horse or Pony suited for a child 15 yrs and under 17 yrs
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 24 RING 7 SHOWJUMPING Saturday - Start time 8.30am Chief Steward: TOM WARD Assistants: JAMES PERRY & DENNIS ALTHOFER
To be run under EFA rules. Current Official Safety Helmets to be worn. Maximum 3 classes for each horse Horse cannot nominate in both class 2A and 2B or 3A and 3B Program may be altered at the discretion of the Stewards.
Event 1 Height Class 45cm A2 Entry $ 2 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2
Event 2A Height Class 60cm Local under 12 yrs A2 Entry $ 3 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5
Event 2B Height Class 60cm A2 Entry $ 3 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 Event 2A and 2B to be run in conjunction
Event 3A Height Class 75cm Local 12 and under 17 yrs AM7 Entry $ 3 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $10
Event 3B Height Class 75cm AM7 Entry $ 6 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $35, 4th $30, 5th $25, 6th $20 Event 3A and 3B to be run in conjunction
Event 4 Height Class 90cm AM5 Entry $ 10 1st $80, 2nd $60, 3rd $50, 4th $45, 5th $40, 6th $35
Event 5 Height Class 100cm AM5 Entry $ 10 1st $100, 2nd $70, 3rd $50, 4th $30
Event 6 Height Class 110cm AM5 Entry $ 10 1st $100, 2nd $70, 3rd $50, 4th $30
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 25 RING 1 SPORTING SUNDAY Nominations 9.00am Start 10.00am
CURRENT OFFICIAL SAFETY HELMETS TO BE WORN. TO BE RUN ON COMPLETION OF MAIN RINGS. TO BE JUDGED ON TIME. ONE HORSE, ONE RIDER, ONE ENTRY PER EVENT. GIRLS AND BOYS COMPETE TOGETHER. OPEN TO ALL RIDERS.
AGE GROUPS EVENTS Led any age Under 6 yrs Barrel Race 6 yrs and under 8 yrs Bending Race 8 yrs and under 10 yrs 10 yrs and under 12 yrs Flag Race 12 yrs and under 14 yrs Bounce Race 14 yrs and under 17 yrs 17 yrs and over Keyhole
Thank you to our Showjumping Sponsors!
Mendooran Pony Club John and Julie Hunter Glenn Perry Olsen Agencies Dubbo Mendooran Bowling Club McGirr Family Hotels Milling and Stuart Dunedoo Royal Hotel Mendooran B&C Caravan Dubbo Christie & Hood Pty Ltd Carter, Lindsay & Weber Dubbo Wally Hudspeth Delta Agribusiness Dunedoo J & B Woodlock Mitavite Gilgandra Vet Clinic
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RING 2 MINIATURE, SMALL &LITTLE HORSE SUNDAY 10 am start N.B. Children under 8 yrs must be accompanied in the ring by an adult. Children 8 yrs and over may be accompanied by an adult. HANDLER CLASSES ( COMBINED HEIGHTS ) 1. Best Presented – Youth 2. Best Presented – Adult 3. Youth Handler – Tiny Tot Under 5yrs 4. Youth Handler – 5 to under 8yrs 5. Youth Handler – 8yrs to under 13yrs 6. Youth Handler – 13yrs to under 18yrs 7. Adult Handler 8. Best Coloured Taffy 9. Best Coloured Dilute 10. Best Coloured Solid 11. Best Coloured Appaloosa 12. Best Coloured Pintaloosa 13. Best Coloured Any Other Colour 14. Miniature Best Head 15. Miniature Best Trot 16. Miniature Colt under 2yrs 17. Miniature Colt 2 yrs & 3yrs 18. Miniature Horse Stallion 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve 19. Miniature Horse Filly under 2yrs 20. Miniature Horse Filly 2yrs & 3yrs 21. Miniature Horse Mare 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve 22. Miniature Horse Gelding under 2yrs 23. Miniature Horse Gelding 2yrs & 3yrs 24. Miniature Horse Gelding 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve Supreme Miniature 25. Miniature Pony Best Head 26. Miniature Pony Best Trot 27. Miniature Pony Mare/Filly 28. Miniature Pony Gelding 29. Miniature Pony Stallion Champion & Reserve
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30. Small Horse Best Head 31. Small Horse Best Trot 32. Small Horse Colt under 2yrs 33. Small Horse Colt 2yrs & 3yrs 34. Small Horse Stallion 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve 35. Small Horse Filly under 2yrs 36. Small Horse Filly 2yrs & 3yrs 37. Small Horse Mare 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve 38. Small Horse Gelding under 2yrs 39. Small Horse Gelding 2yrs & 3yrs 40. Small Horse Gelding 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve Supreme Small Horse 41. Small Pony Best Head 42. Small Pony Best Trot 43. Small Pony Mare/Filly 44. Small Pony Gelding 45. Small Pony Stallion Champion & Reserve Supreme Pony 46. Little Horse Best Head 47. Little Horse Best Trot 48. Little Horse Filly under 2 yrs 49. Little Horse Filly 2 yrs & 3yrs 50. Little Horse Mare 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve 51. Little Horse Colt under 2 yrs 52. Little Horse Colt 2 yrs & 3 yrs 53. Little Horse Stallion 4 yrs &over Champion & Reserve 54. Little Horse Gelding under 2 yrs 55. Little Horse Gelding 2 yrs & 3 yrs 56. Little Horse Gelding 4 yrs & over Champion & Reserve Supreme Little Horse Supreme of Supremes 57. Youth Trail – Tiny Tots under 5yrs 58. Youth Trail – 5yrs to under 8yrs 59. Youth Trail - 8yrs to under 13yrs
60. Youth Trail – 13yrs to under 18yrs MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 28 61. Miniature Trail – Junior
62. Small Horse Trail – Junior 63. Little Horse Trail – Junior 64. Miniature Trail – Senior 65. Small Horse Trail – Senior 66. Little Horse Trail – Senior 67. Youth Hunter – 5yrs to under 8yrs 68. Youth Hunter 8yrs to under 13yrs 69. Youth Hunter 13yrs to under 18yrs 70. Miniature Hunter – Junior 71. Small Horse – Junior 72. Little Horse – Junior 73. Miniature Hunter – Senior 74. Small Horse Hunter – Senior 75. Little Horse Hunter – Senior 76. Miniature Fault & Out 77. Small Horse Fault & Out 78. Little Horse Fault & Out 79. Miniature Horse Show Jumper 80. Small Horse Show Jumper 81. Little Horse Show Jumper 82. Youth Trot Poles – 5yrs to under 8yrs 83. Youth Trot Poles – 8yrs to under 13yrs 84. Youth Trot Poles – 13yrs to under 18yrs 85. Miniature Trot Poles – Junior 86. Small Horse Trot Poles – Junior 87. Little Horse Trot Poles – Junior 88. Miniature Trot Poles – Senior 89. Small Horse Trot Poles – Senior 90. Little Horse Trot Poles - Senior
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 29 Arena Sorting Sunday 29th March 2020 Head Steward: Mandy LAMEY-EYLES Assistant Stewards: Debbie & Phillip BELL Entries: Call, text or email Louise Monk (secretary) – 0429 688611 Email: [email protected] Sunday 29th March 2020 – START 10am Classes: Jackpot Arena Sorting – teams are Jackpot and will be drawn out on the day Entry Fee: $12 per person per run with 3 runs Conditions: Nominations close Wednesday 25th March @ 7pm or when full Indemnity and Waiver forms: The committee will take care in managing the section, but competitors do so at their own risk. Each adult competitor must, before competing, complete and sign a form indemnifying the Mendooran PA&H Association Inc and waiving any claims against the society for any injury sustained in competition or loss or damage to the competitor’s property or damage caused by the competitor or his/her animal(S) at the Show. A similar form must also be completed and signed by a parent for each competitor who is under 18 years of age. All competitors must wear a wristband. The committee reserves the right to alter the program if required. Special ruling: Protective Headgear. All riders on the Mendooran Showground are required to wear a Current Safety Standard Helmet, Numbers: Aust – AS/NZ 3838, European – EN 1384, USA – ASTN F1163, Equestrian Australia EA. Re 3838, any rider not complying with this ruling will be asked to dismount. Due to unforeseen circumstances the Mendooran PA&H Assoc will give notification of the event being postponed. The Mendooran PA&H Assoc Inc are looking forward to a great show and have Camel Races Saturday 28th March 2020 at 5pm in the Arena.
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SECTION B - CATTLE
Chief Stewards: Allison MARTIN 6886 1348 (m) 0413351501 Assistant Stewards: Nigel OBST, Jodi SAMS, Kevin MARTIN All entries to be accepted with fully completed Entry Form (See Back Page of schedule) Indemnity & Waiver Form, Health Form, Pesti Virus Certificate and NVD. Please email completed forms to: [email protected] by Wednesday 25th March 2020. Cattle JBAS Score is to be a 6. Mendooran Showground PIC NF161331. All stock to be on the ground by 8.30am. Judging will commence at 9.30am sharp. All exhibits are to remain on the ground until 4.00pm Entry Fee: $2.00
CLASS AND BREED SECTIONS MAY BE CHANGED DEPENDING ON NUMBERS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CHIEF STEWARD.
BRITISH BREED Sponsored by Pip & Simon Archer 1. Bull 6 months and under 12 months 2. Bull 12 months and under 16 months 3. Bull 16 months and under 20 months Junior Champion Bull - $10 4. Bull 20 months and under 24 months 5. Bull 24 months and over Senior Champion Bull - $10 Champion - $20 and Reserve Champion Bull 6. Heifer 6 months and under 12 months 7. Heifer 12 months and under 16 months 8. Heifer 16 months and under 20 months Junior Champion Heifer - $10 9. Heifer 20 months and under 24 months 10. Female 24 months and over Senior Champion Female - $10 Champion- $20 and Reserve Champion Female
EUROPEAN BREED Sponsored by Craig Chad, 1. Bull 6 months and under 12 months 2. Bull 12 months and under 16 months 3. Bull 16 months and under 20 months Junior Champion Bull - $10 4. Bull 20 months and under 24 months 5. Bull 24 months and over Senior Champion Bull - $10 Champion- $20 and Reserve Champion Bull 6. Heifer 6 months and under 12 months 7. Heifer 12 months and under 16 months 8. Heifer 16 months and under 20 months
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 31 Junior Champion Heifer - $10 9. Heifer 20 months and under 24 months 10. Female 24 months and over Senior Champion Female - $10 Champion - $20 and Reserve Champion Female
BOS INDICUS BREED Sponsored by AMAXX Plumbing & Gasfitting 1. Bull 6 months and under 12 months 2. Bull 12 months and under 16 months 3. Bull 16 months and under 20 months Junior Champion Bull - $10 4. Bull 20 months and under 24 months 5. Bull 24 months and over Senior Champion Bull - $10 12. Marsh Carney Saddlery’s Champion- $20 and Reserve Champion Bull JUNIOR PARADER 6. Heifer 6 months and under 12 months 7. Heifer 12 months and under 16 months 1. Pee Wee -5 yrs & under 9 yrs 8. Heifer 16 months and under 20 months 2. Junior - 9 yrs & under 12 yrs Junior Champion Heifer - $10 3. Sub-Junior - 12 yrs & under 16 yrs 9. Heifer 20 months and under 24 months 4. Intermediate 16 yrs & under 18 yrs 10. Female 24 months and over 5. Senior 18 yrs & under 25 yrs Senior Champion Female - $10 Champion - $20 and Reserve Champion Female CHAMPION PARADERS & INTERBREED CHAMPION MALE- $20 RESERVE CHAMPION INTERBREED CHAMPION FEMALE- $20 PARADERS SUPREME CHAMPION OF SHOW $250 Sponsored by DATAMARS
11. Breeder’s Group—both sexes to be represented Most Successful Exhibitor $50 Sponsored by Macquarie Body & Health Centre
COMMERCIAL LED CATTLE To be judged on commercial basis 13. Led feeder steer/heifer - under 12 months—judged on potential as a prime show steer/ heifer. 14. Led feeder steer/heifer—judged on potential as a prime show steer/ heifer. 15. Led prime steer/heifer Champion Steer - $10 16. Led Replacement heifer - under 12 months 17. Led Replacement heifer 18. Led Commercial Cow (Calf included in assessment) Champion Led Female - $10 SUPREME CHAMPION COMMERCIAL OF SHOW $250 Sponsored by Gydgenboyne Angus & Elanco
COMMERCIAL LED BREEDER’S GROUP 19. 2 Led Replacement Heifers To be judged as suitable replacement breeding females. Classes will be determined on the day according to numbers and age. 20. 2 Led Prime Steers/Heifers To be judged as suitable prime cattle. Classes will be determined on the day according to numbers and market category. MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 32
Financial Members 2019 Life Members:- Mr and Mrs W Monk All annual subscriptions due in early Mr M. Scott March 2020. Mrs D. Sullivan The AGM is held annually in August.
Mrs D. Pascoe All Financial Members receive entry to Althofer, Dennis & Nerida the 2020 show. Archer, Simon & Pip, Emily & Will Bayly, Chris Mitchell, Geoff, Shirley & Jason Beer, Eric & Colleen Monk, Robert, Louise & John Beer, Simon & Robyn Mulligan, James, Tanya, Skyla & Kelsey Bennetts, Joel & Kylie, Emma Mulligan, Geoff & Dianne Blackburn, David & Abbey Norwood, Neville Busine, Herbert & Sylvia Munro, Angus & Rowena Chapman, Clem O’Callaghen, Stephen & Angela Crothers Simone O’Leary, Paul & Lyndal Duce, Ida Obst, Nigel & Nita Scott Dundas, Donnie Obst Harry Duce, Michael & Kelly Obst, Rohan & Lisa, Mitchell Elton, Tony & Jodi Perry James Eyles, Chris, Mandy & James Quick, Malcolm & Tracy Hagan, Michael Rothwell, David, Libby & Peter, Hill, Wendy Sauls Leslie Horton, Kirsty Scifleet, Tony Hudspeth, Wally Skinner, Judy Hunter, John & Julie Skinner, Murray, Michelle , Abby & Sophie Jones, Calton Skinner, Stuart & Kim, Jessica & Georgia Jones, Rusty & Faye Sweeney, Ben & Catherine Kiem, Glen & Debbie Sweeney, Damien & Kelly Knight, Charlie & Kaye Sweeney, Reg & Robyn Knight, Jacob & Nicolle Ward, Tom, Michelle & Anna Knight, Roger & Kathryn Woodlock, John & Bev Leeson, Warren & Mavis Yeo, John & Lynette Leask Peter & Candy Yeo, Ross & Gail Lloyd, Jenny Yeo. Mark & Sally Plunkett Martin, Chris, Allison, Kevin & Trevor Yeo, Peter & Katrina McCarthy, Sarah McGirr, Beth McDonald, Joyce McKechnie, Marion We would like to thank the NSW Government for the Country Show Sponsorship Package which supports the costs of running shows in drought/bushfire impacted areas of regional NSW. MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 33
THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS IN 2019 Amaxx Plumbing Lonsdale White Suffolk Stud Archer, SM & PJ Lloyd, J B & C Caravan Service Martin, C & A Beer, Colleen McGirr Family Hotels Bennetts, Kylie McGirr, EA Bevala Ulungra Partnership McKechnie Drilling Binnaway Rural Supplies Mendooran Arts & Craft Bindaree Border Leicester Stud Mendooran Bowling Club Blackburn, D&A Mendooran Central Motors Blue Sky Cheese Mendooran CWA Bull Shearing Mendooran Memorial Club Bunnamagoo Winery Mendooran Newsagency Bunnings Mendooran Pony Club BWS Mechanical Repairs Mendooran Royal Hotel C. Olsen Agencies Milling Stuart Pty Ltd Coprice Mitavite Carter Lindsay & Weber Dubbo Mitchell, Geoff & Shirley Chalkies Mitchell, Scott Charleville Partnership Monk, W & W Christie & Hood Narranmore Pastoral Co Citriodora (P&J Lindeman) Norwood, NJ Coggan Wool NSW Farmers Association Coolah Country Patchwork Nundoone Border Leicester Stud Craig Chad - Double C Pastoral Obst, R & L Delta Ag Dunedoo Obst, Nigel Dubbo Culinary & Homewares O’Callaghan, S & A THANK Dubbo & District Showhorse Assoc O’Leary, P & L Dubbo Pet & Stockfeeds Parnaby, Les yOU!! Dubbo Sewing Machine Centre Penley, Andrew Duce, I Picture Framing Shop We are very Duce, Michael & Kelly Rural Regional grateful for the Australia Bank Elders Dubbo many generous Elton, Tony & Jodi Rindfleish Fencing Eyles, Chris & Mandy Skinner, Judy sponsors who Fletchers Skinner, S & K donated in 2019. Flourish Nursery Smith, Noel Furneys Town & Country Statewide Sheds Sponsorships for Gydgenboyne Angus Sweeney, D & K 2020 show are still Gilgandra Vet Clinic Sweeney, R & R being received and Hagan, M Tolmie, Larry Highveld International Tooraweenah Trading will be gratefully Hill, Wendy The Land acknowledged in Walker Accounting Hudspeth W the 2021 schedule. Hunter, J & J Washbrook, L & A Inspirations Dubbo Whitby, Russel Kubowics, John White, John Kiem, Glen & Debbie Williams, Barry Knight, Kaye Woodlock , J & B Knight, Heidi Yeo, P & K Landmark Dubbo Yeo, P Leeson, Warren & Mavis Yeo, Ross & Gail MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 34
SECTION C - SHEEP
Chief Steward: Simon BEER (02) 6886 3506 Stewards – Merino: D. KENNY, R. JONES, R. MONK & A. MUNRO
Ovine Footrot and Ovine Johne’s Disease: Entries should be from Accredited Brucellosis free flock. All entries are to be supported by a current Health Declaration. Stewards to be in attendance by 8.30 am. Judging 10.00am. All entries are to be accompanied by date of shearing. All exhibits to be deemed worthy of first or second prize in the opinion of the Judge, otherwise no prize awarded. Exhibitor to make declaration of age, if required by stewards. No exhibits may leave before 4.30 pm.
Merino Sheep (Unhoused): An unhoused sheep shall mean a sheep that has been grazed at large on any pasture not artificially watered. It may be hand fed in the open, but not protected from the weather, not clipped, rugged, singed or oiled, or in any way artificially treated or housed, except that it may be wigged, ringed or crutched. Sheep entered in this section may be housed for seven (7) days prior to the Show. The Society’s definition of the condition. ‘Bred and owned by the Exhibitor’, in this section shall be that the exhibitor must be responsible for the mating of the sire and dam. No exhibit can compete for more than one prize in this section except for Championship and Commercial value and for these prizes the Judge will select from all exhibits.
Entry Fee: $2.00 No sheep showing ticks or lice accepted.
MERINO GRASS FED CLASSES
STRONG WOOL MEDIUM WOOL 1. Ram Lamb 9. Ram Lamb 2. Ram 2 tooth 10. Ram 2 tooth 3. Ram 4 tooth 11. Ram 4 tooth 4. Ram 6 tooth and over 12. Ram 6 tooth and over 5. Ewe Lamb 13. Ewe Lamb 6. Ewe 2 tooth 14. Ewe 2 tooth 7. Ewe 4 tooth 15. Ewe 4 tooth 8. Ewe 6 tooth and over 16. Ewe 6 tooth and over Champion and Reserve Ram and Ewe Champion and Reserve Ram and Ewe
FINE WOOL PENS 17. Ram Lamb 18. Ram 2 tooth 25. Breeding pen, Ram and 2 Ewes any 19. Ram 4 tooth age. 20. Ram 6 tooth and over Grand Champion and Reserve Grand 21. Ewe Lamb Champion Ewe 22. Ewe 2 tooth Grand Champion and Reserve Grand 23. Ewe 4 tooth Champion Ram 24. Ewe 6 tooth and over Champion and Reserve Ram and Ewe Grand Champion trophies donated by “Lonsdale” White Suffolk Stud MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 35
MERINO SHEEP – OPEN NSW Sheep Breeders’ Assoc. rules to apply
STRONG WOOL
26. Ram 2 tooth 27. Ram 2 tooth August shorn 28. Ram 4 tooth 29. Ram 4 tooth August shorn 30. Ram 6 tooth and over 31. Ewe 2 tooth 32. Ewe 2 tooth August shorn 33. Ewe 4 tooth 34. Ewe 4 tooth August shorn 35. Ewe 6 tooth and over Champion and Reserve Ram and Ewe
MEDIUM WOOL
36. Ram 2 tooth 37. Ram 2 tooth August shorn 38. Ram 4 tooth 39. Ram 4 tooth August shorn 40. Ram 6 tooth and over 41. Ewe 2 tooth 42. Ewe 2 tooth August shorn 43. Ewe 4 tooth 44. Ewe 4 tooth August shorn 45. Ewe 6 tooth and over Champion and Reserve Ram and Ewe FINE WOOL
46. Ram 2 tooth 47. Ram 2 tooth August shorn 48. Ram 4 tooth 49. Ram 4 tooth August shorn 50. Ram 6 tooth and over 51. Ewe 2 tooth 52. Ewe 2 tooth August shorn 53. Ewe 4 tooth 54. Ewe 4 tooth August shorn 55. Ewe 6 tooth and over Champion and Reserve Ram and Ewe
PENS
56. Breeding pen, Ram and 2 Ewes any age. Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Ram and Ewe Grand Champion trophies donated by “Lonsdale” White Suffolk Stud MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 36
MERINO FLOCK SHEEP (UNHOUSED)
All sheep must have owner’s registered earmark and must not be from a registered flock. Must not have more than 12 months wool at date of judging
STRONG WOOL 57. Ewe Lamb, showing milk teeth only FINE WOOL 58. Ewe, 4 tooth and under 69. Ewe Lamb, showing milk teeth only 59. Ewe, 6 tooth and over 70. Ewe, 4 tooth and under 60. Pen of 3 ewes, any age 71. Ewe, 6 tooth and over 61. Wether Lamb, showing milk teeth only 72. Pen of 3 ewes, any age 62. Wether, 2 tooth and over 73. Wether Lamb, showing milk teeth only 74. Wether, 2 tooth and over Champion & Reserve Ewe Champion & Reserve Ewe MEDIUM WOOL 63. Ewe Lamb, showing milk teeth only 64. Ewe, 4 tooth and under 65. Ewe, 6 tooth and over 66. Pen of 3 ewes, any age 67. Wether Lamb, showing milk teeth only 68. Wether, 2 tooth and over Champion & Reserve Ewe
Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Ewe Trophy donated by “Lonsdale” White Suffolk Stud
Grand Champion Ribbon Merino Ewe Lamb Trophy donated by Warren Leeson
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Selling in Sydney at auction with on farm pickup service DUBBO 6882 0178 CALL Mark Coggan 6882 1390 Cameron Coggan 6884 5034 MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 37 Chief Stewards: Reg & Robyn SWEENEY 0427 861 185 Stewards: Damien SWEENEY & Rowena MUNRO BRITISH BREEDS Animal Health declaration required for all exhibitors. All 104. Ewe under 1 year sheep under one year must have milk teeth. 105. Ewe over 1 year Entry Fee: $ 2.00 106. Pair of ewes under 1 year Champion Ram and Champion Ewe BORDER LEICESTERS 107. Breeding group, 1 ram and 2 ewes Denis Skinner Memorial Trophies donated by Judy under 1 year Skinner for Border Leicester Champions ANY OTHER BREED 75. Ram under 1 year, woolly $50.00 donated by BWS Mechanical 76. Ram over 1 year, woolly Repairs for Champion any other breeds 77. Ram under 1 year, shorn 108. Ram under 1 year 78. Ram over 1 year, shorn 109. Ram over 1 year 79. Pair of Rams under 1 year 110. Pair of rams under 1 year Champion & Reserve Champion Ram Champion & Reserve Champion Ram 80. Ewe under 1 year, woolly 111. Ewe under 1 year 81. Ewe over 1 year, woolly 112. Ewe over 1 year 82. Ewe under 1 year, shorn 113. Pair of ewes under 1 year 83. Ewe over 1 year, shorn Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe 84. Pair of ewes under 1 year 114. Breeding group, 1 ram and 2 ewes Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe under 1 year 85. Breeding Group, 1 ram and 2 ewes under 1 year, SUPREME INTERBREED woolly CHAMPIONS 86. Breeding Group, 1 ram and 2 ewes under 1 year, $50.00 donated by Bindaree Border shorn Leicester Stud for Supreme Ram POLL DORSETS $50.00 donated by Nundoone Border $50.00 donated by Wally Hudspeth for Poll Dorset Leicester Stud for Supreme Ewe Champions 115. Supreme Champion Interbreed 87. Ram under 1 year Ram 88. Ram over 1 year 116. Supreme Champion Interbreed 89. Pair of rams under 1 year Ewe Champion & Reserve Champion Ram 117. Supreme Champion Interbreed 90. Ewe under 1 year Breeding Group 91. Ewe over 1 year PRIME LAMBS 92. Pair of ewes under 1 year Prime lambs will be weighed by Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe steward prior to judging. 93. Breeding group, 1 ram and 2 ewes under 1 year 118. Pen of 3 cross-bred lambs up to WHITE SUFFOLKS 48kg live weight. $50.00 donated by Craig Chad for White Suffolk $100 donated by Milling Stuart Pty Ltd Champions 119. Pen of 3 cross-bred lambs 48kg 94. Ram under 1 year and over live weight. 95. Ram over 1 year $100 donated by Christie & Hood 96. Pair of rams under 1 year 120. Best Lamb to be selected from pen Champion & Reserve Champion Ram of 3 lambs. 97. Ewe under 1 year $50 donated by SJ & AN O’Callaghan 98. Ewe over 1 year 99. Pair of ewes under 1 year JUNIOR HANDLER Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe Junior handler classes to be judged 100. Breeding group, 1 ram and 2 ewes under 1 year throughout the British Breeds classes SUFFOLKS Prize money donated by Bindaree $50.00 donated by Rindfleish Fencing for Suffolk Border Leicester Stud Champions 121. 13 years & under 101. Ram under 1 year 122. 14 years to 18 years 102. Ram over 1 year 103. Pair of rams under 1 year Champion & Reserve Champion Ram MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 38
SECTION D - WOOL
Stewards: David ROTHWELL (0499 001 348)
Entry Fee $2.00
Stewards to be in attendance by 8.30 am.
All fleeces must be skirted and shorn in the last 12 months. Judging at 9.30 am.
$50 Most Successful Exhibitor - Donated by Michael Hagan
MERINO HOUSED
1. Fine Wool Ram Fleece 2. Medium Wool Ram Fleece 3. Strong Wool Ram Fleece 4. Fine Wool Ewe Fleece 5. Medium Wool Ewe Fleece 6. Strong Wool Ewe Fleece
MERINO UNHOUSED
7. Fine Wool Ram Fleece 8. Medium Wool Ram fleece 9. Strong Wool Ram Fleece 10. Fine Wool Ewe Fleece 11. Medium Wool Ewe Fleece 12. Strong Wool Ewe Fleece
MERINO FLOCK
13. Fine Wool Ewe or Wether Fleece 14. Medium Wool Ewe or Wether Fleece 15. Strong Wool Ewe or Wether Fleece 16. Super Fine Merino Fleece 17. Merino Lamb Fleece 18. Fleece 24-30 Micron not Merino 19. Fleece 30 Micron and over not Merino.
Champion Ribbons, Certificates and $20.00 to be awarded for:
Best Fleece of Fine Wool
Best Fleece of Medium Wool
Best Fleece of Strong Wool
Supreme Champion Fleece of the Show Ribbon Trophy sponsored by Craig Chad
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 39 SECTION E - YARD DOG TRIALS
Steward: Kevin BELL (0428 861 345) Assistant Steward: Andrew RINDFLEISH
Start: 7:15am sharp, judges talk 7:00am Mendooran P.A. & H. Association is a member of the NSW Yard Dog Association Inc. To be run under NSW Yard Dog Association Rules & Regulations All competitors to pay a $5 stock levy.
Kindly sponsored by Coprice, DeltaAg Dunedoo & Kenny Rural
1. Local - Entry Fee $10 1st $20 2nd $10 3rd $5 2. Junior - Entry Fee $FREE 1st $20 2nd $10 3rd $5 ( Local & Junior to be run in conjunction) 3. Maiden - Entry Fee $10 1st $100 2nd $70 3rd $40 4. Novice - Entry Fee $10 1st $100 2nd $70 3rd $40
5. Open - Entry Fee $10 1st $150 2nd $100 3rd $50
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SECTION F – POULTRY
Chief Steward: Debbie KIEM (0448 344 027) Stewards in attendance by 8 am Exhibits on the ground by 9 am Entry Fee: 50c. Prizemoney: 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c. Entries by Wednesday 25th March 2020 e-mail: [email protected] P.O. Box 45, Mendooran NSW, 2842 Conditions: No exhibit to be removed without Chief Steward’s approval. Any exhibit will be disqualified if the plumage has been trimmed, removed or otherwise interfered with. Poultry is to be declared free of ticks, lice and mites and in a healthy condition. Judge may re-classify birds entered incorrectly. If, in the Judge’s opinion, the exhibits in any class do not merit an award, the Committee may withhold prizes. Child exhibitor to be 6 years to 16 years inclusive. Any entry is eligible for Championship Class.
Please note: Email for entries has changed, Class numbers have changed.
Ribbons & Prizes for: Grand Champion Bird of the Show Reserve Grand Champion Bird of the Show
Large Fowl H/F Class 1. Australian Game A/C M 2. Australian Game A/C F 3. AOV Game M 4. AOV Game F Ribbons: Champion Large H/F Reserve Champion Large H/F
Thank you to our sponsor Rural Property Centre, Elong Elong! MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 41
Large Fowl Soft/F Bantam Hard/F Class
5. Australorp M 37. OEG Spangle M 6. Australorp F 38. OEG Spangle F 7. Langshan A/C M 39. Pile M 8. Langshan A/C F 40. Pile F 9. Sussex A/C M 41. OEG Black/Red M 10. Sussex A/C F 42. OEG Partridge F 11. Rhode Is. Red M 43. OEG Wheaten 12. Rhode Is. Red F 44. OEG Duckwing A/C M 13. Leghorn A/C M 45. OEG Duckwing A/C F 14. Leghorn A/C F 46. OEG AOC M 15. Silkie A/C M 47. OEG AOC F 16. Silkie A/C F 48. Modern Game A/C M 17. Wyandotte A/C M 49. Modern Game A/C F 18. Wyandotte A/C F 50. Pit Game A/C M 19. AOV A/C M 51. Pit Game A/C F 20. AOV A/C F 52. Australian Game A/C M Ribbons: 53. Australian Game A/C F Champion Large S/F 54. AOV Game M Reserve Champion Large S/F 55. AOV Game F Ribbons: Bantam Soft/F Class Champion Bantam H/F 21. Australorp M Reserve Champion Bantam H/F 22. Australorp F 23. Langshan A/C M Waterfowl Class 24. Langshan A/C F 56. Muscovy M 25. Pekin A/C M 57. Muscovy F 26. Pekin A/C F 58. AOV Standard Breed M 27. Sussex A/C M 59. AOV Standard Breed F 28. Sussex A/C F 60. Call Drake M 29. Wyandotte A/C M 61. Call Duck F 30. Wyandotte A/C F 62. AOV Bantam Breed M 31. Belgian A/V M 63. AOV Bantam Breed F 32. Belgian A/V F Ribbons: 33. Rhode Island Red M Champion Waterfowl 34. Rhode Island Red F Reserve Champion Waterfowl 35. AOV A/C M 36. AOV A/C F Junior Exhibit Class (6-16yrs) Ribbons: 64. AV Hardfeather Male Champion Bantam S/F 65. AV Hardfeather Female Reserve Champion Bantam S/F 66. AV Best Softfeather Male 67. AV Best Softfeather Female 68. Best Crossbred Fowl 69. Best Waterfowl Ribbons: Champion Junior Exhibitor Reserve Champ. Junior Exhibitor MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 42 SECTION G - FARM PRODUCE
Chief Steward: Calton JONES Assistant Steward: John YEO
Entry Fee: $1 First prize: $2 2nd Prize: Certificate
Stewards to be in attendance by 9am . Judging commences at 10am. Entries to be delivered to Stewards by 9am on day of show. All wheat to be weighed by Chondrometer.
All exhibits in this section to be grown by exhibitor. All cereal grain samples to be in UNGRADED 10kg lots with variety name fixed securely. Each entrant is only entitled to one entry in each variety in any one class.
1. Wheat, any Commercial variety 2. Wheat, Milling Wheat 3. Wheat, Dual Purpose 4. Best collection of seed wheats - 3 varieties, 3kg each - to be judged on quality and suitability to the district. Prize $4.
Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in classes 1-4
5. Barley 6. Oats 7. Canola 8. Legumes (Lupins, Cow Peas, Chick Peas, Mung Beans etc) 9. Lucerne Seed
Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor In classes 5-9
CHAMPION TROPHY & RIBBON Best Entry overall Classes 1-9
ASC Field Wheat Competition 2019 Not run this year due to seasonal conditions. ASC Ribbon for Field Wheat Competition
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 43 PAVILION
For enquires: (Chief Pavilion Steward) Lyndal O’LEARY Telephone: (02) 6886 1000 Email: [email protected] Assistant Pavilion Steward: Paul O’Leary
Stewards are to be in attendance by 8.00 am.
All Pavilion entries close at 9.30am
Theme: RAINBOW THEME
Entry Fee: $1 unless otherwise stated. Children’s section free.
1st prize: $2, unless otherwise stated 2nd prize: Certificate, unless otherwise specified Gavin Trophy: Two points for 1st, one point for 2nd.
Entries should be left in place until 4.00pm. Prize tickets will be available from each Section Steward from 1pm. Please collect all prize monies promptly from the Secretary’s Office. Trophies will be available in the Pavilion - see Chief Pavilion Steward and Section Stewards. Pavilion will be locked at 5pm. All 2020 sponsors will be recognised in the 2021 schedule. Stewards can enter their sections but must ensure they are not involved in the judging of the entry. Judges are not able to enter entries into the sections they are judging.
Gavin Trophy points will be collated and counted after the Show and the winner duly notified. Please refer to page 13 for the rules. MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 44 SECTION H - HORTICULTURE
Chief Steward: TBC Assistant Steward: Ian THOMSON
Entry Fee: $1.00
First Prize $2.00 Second Prize: Certificate
Exhibitors must supply their own containers, labelled with class & section.
Champion Ribbon & Trophy awarded for classes 1 - 18 Trophy Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 1 - 18
CUT FLOWERS
1. 1 Dahlia, any variety 2. Collection of Dahlia’s, minimum of 3 varieties 3. 1 White Rose and shade of 4. 1 Red Rose and shades of 5. 1 Yellow Rose, and shades of 6. 1 Pink Rose, and shades of 7. 1 David Austin/Old English type Rose, any colour 8. 3 Roses, 3 distinct colours 9. Rose in 3 stages, separate, from bud to full bloom, same colour 10. 1 cut Floribunda Rose 11. Cut Miniature Rose 12. Collection of flowers – minimum 6 colours 13. 1 Cut single Geranium (with foliage) 1 cut double Geranium (with foliage) 14. 1 cut Ivy Geranium (with foliage) 15. Collection of Geraniums, minimum 4 different colours 16. 6 cut flowers, any variety not mentioned 17. 1 cut flower, not mentioned 18. 1 cut Native Shrub 19. 1 cut Flowering Shrub
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DECORATIVE SECTION
Trophy - Champion Exhibit - Classes 20-27 Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 20-27
20. Rainbow theme with embellishments 21. Shades of one colour with foliage 22. Colour without Flowers 23. Arrangement using any creative container
Definitions: AOV– means:- Any Other Variety’ POT PLANTS than already named in the section. 24. 1 Flowering Pot Plant “Not Mentioned’:- means item not 25. 1 Foliage Plant named previously in the section. 26. 1 Cactus or Succulent 27. Collection of Succulents (minimum of 2) No hanging plants please.
Thanks to the Local Mendooran VRA for providing First Aide at our show in 2019 & 2020.
Our Mendooran PA&H Assoc Patrons. Mr & Mrs Wallace Monk, Mr John Woodlock & Mrs Judy Skinner.
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SECTION I
NEEDLEWORK - HANDICRAFT - CREATIVE ARTS
Chief Steward: Jenny LLOYD (6886 1261) Assistant Steward: Lyndal O’LEARY Entries must be the work of the exhibitor and completed in the last 2 years. Clean and unwashed. Articles to be hung must be accompanied by a coat hanger. All exhibits must be the work of amateurs only and must not have won a prize in this show in previous years.
Entry Fee: $1.00 First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: Certificate
Champion Ribbon - Most Outstanding Exhibit and Trophy 1 - 43
SEWING . 1. Child’s dress in Rainbow theme
2. Machine made hat in Rainbow theme 3. Machine made dress 4. Machine made skirt, slacks or blouse 5. Lingerie/sleepwear 6. Garment made and decorated with an overlocker 7. Best garment, not mentioned Hand finish permissible in classes 1-7 inclusive. Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Classes 1 - 7
HAND EMBROIDERY 8. Counted thread work including long stitch and tapestry 9. Wool embroidery, other than tapestry 10. Fancy work, any article 11. Cross-stitch item not exceeding 20cm x 26cm (8x10ins) 12. Cross-stitch item exceeding 20cm x 26cm (8x10ins) 13. Any article, not mentioned PREJUDGED Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Classes 8 - 13
CROCHET 14. Article of crochet in 40 or finer 15. Article of crochet in coarser than 40
16. Rug or shawl, any article Items to be prejudged on Thursday 26th March, 2020. March, 26th Thursday on toprejudged be Items
17. Article, not mentioned Centre Community Mendooran the to items deliver Please between 9am and 11am with all application forms and entry fees entry and forms application withall 11am and 9am between
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SECTION I - NEEDLEWORK / HANDICRAFT - CREATIVE ARTS continued
KNITTING 18. Hand knitted pullover or cardigan 19. Hand knitted baby’s item 20. Hand knitted hat, balaclava, beanie 21. Hand knitted socks 22. Hand knitted article, not mentioned Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Classes 14 - 22
HANDICRAFT 23. Soft cuddly toy - fabric or yarn 24. Patchwork article (machine sewn) 25. Article made from calico 26. Article made from natural wool or hair 27. Article suitable for a gift 28. Coat Hanger 29. Decorative wall hanging 30. Article for nursery (not toy) 31. Appliqué, may be quilted 32. Tea/guest towel or washer 33. Table runner/Place mats 34. Best cushion 35. New from Old 36. Scarf any type 37. Jean Bag (made from old jeans) 38. Leatherwork article 39. Hand Made Greeting Card group of 3 40. Reusable shopping bag 41. Christmas table decoration 42. Handmade pincushion, any material and technique to be judged on creativity and technique 43. Item, not mentioned Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Classes 23 - 43
CREATIVE ART
Entry Fee: $2 First Prize: $5 Second Prize: $3 Second prize awarded if there are 5 or more entries to a class Most Successful Trophy Classes 1-7 Champion Ribbon & Champion Trophy Classes 1-7
1. Handmade Jewellery 4. Item made from metal 2. Decorative footware 5. Student item - under 18yrs 3. Item made from wood 6. Sculpture from any material 7. Item made from any material not mentioned
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SECTION J HONEY, JAMS, PICKLES & PRESERVES
Chief Stewards: Joyce MCDONALD and Leslie SAULS
Entry Fee: $1.00 unless otherwise stated. First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: Certificate Exhibit to have been made in the last 12 months and labelled clearly with ingredients listed and jars dated. Jars to be clean and covered with a plain lid (no commercial branding). No jam covers please. 375-500 gram jars preferred. All sauces to be in bottles. Stewards will open jars on entry. More than one entry to each class is allowed but each entry needs to be from a different batch. Entries will be available for pickup after 4pm.
Champion Exhibit, Ribbon & Trophy awarded for Classes 1-22 Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in Classes 1-22
1. Honey, any variety 2. Honeycomb 3. Preserved fruit, one jar 4. Preserved vegetables, one jar 5. Diabetic jam, any variety, one jar 6. Melon and other fruit jam, one jar 7. Fig jam, one jar 8. Apricot jam, one jar 9. Peach jam, one jar 10. Plum jam, one jar 11. Berry jam, one jar 12. Plum & Port jam, one jar 13. Jam not mentioned, one jar 14. Orange marmalade, one jar 15. Any other variety of marmalade, one jar 16. Jelly, any variety, one jar 17. Green tomato pickles, one jar 18. Pickles, any variety not mentioned, one jar 19. Tomato sauce, one bottle 20. Any other sauce, one bottle 21. Chutney, any variety, one jar 22. Relish, any variety, one jar
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SECTION K - GARDEN PRODUCE & GARDEN ART
Chief Steward: Fay JONES (6886 1046) Assistant Steward: Clem CHAPMAN All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor Entry Fee: $1.00 unless otherwise stated. Children’s Section Free First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: Certificate
Champion Ribbon Best Vegetable or Fruit Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in Classes 1 - 21
VEGETABLES
1. Collection of vegetables, minimum varieties 2. 3 Brown/White Onions 3. 3 Egg Tomatoes FRUIT 4. 3 Tomatoes AOV 5. 1 Lettuce Trophy for Most Successful 6. 6 Stalks of Rhubarb, with leaves Exhibitor, Classes 22 - 30 7. 3 Carrots 8. 2 Cobs of Sweet Corn 22. Collection of Fruit, 9. 3 Beetroot, with leaves minimum of 4 varieties 10. 6 Stems of Spinach or Silver Beet 23. 3 Cooking Apples 11. 12 Green Beans, Dwarf or Climbing 24. 3 Eating Apples 12. Collection of Culinary Herbs (3) 25. 3 Pears (3 varieties or more) 26. 3 Quinces 13. 3 Cucumbers, any variety 27. 1 Bunch grapes, any 14. 1 Butternut Pumpkin variety 15. Table Pumpkin AOV 28. 6 Figs 16. Largest Pumpkin 29. 1 Watermelon 17. 3 Zucchini 18. 3 Capsicums 30. 3 Pieces any Fruit, not 19. 6 Potatoes mentioned. 20. 6 hen eggs 21. Any Vegetable not mentioned
GARDEN ART Entry Fee $2.00 First Prize $5.00, Second Prize $3.00 Definitions: Second prize awarded if there are 5 or AOV– means:- Any Other more entries to a class Variety’ than already named in the section. 1. Student Item - under 18yrs “Not Mentioned’:- means item not 2. Sculpture from any material named previously in the section.
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 50 SECTION L -COOKING
Chief Steward: Sarah MCCARTHY Assistant Steward: TBC All exhibits to be cooked by Exhibitor Entry Fee: $1.00 unless otherwise stated. Student section free First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: Certificate Cakes to be exhibited on china or plastic plates please. No ring tins permitted and No Packet Cakes, unless stated. Clear oven bags on all exhibits. Cakes to be iced on top only. Please leave exhibits in appropriate classes on shelves with forms and entry fee.
Trophy and Champion Ribbon for Most Outstanding Exhibit for classes 1-20
1. Plain Sponge Sandwich, jam filling 2. 6 Plain Scones 3. Fruit and/or Nut Loaf or roll 4. Orange Cake (iced) 5. Sultana Cake 6. Plate of slice, 6 pieces 7. Banana Cake (iced) 8. Best boiled fruit cake 9. Chocolate cake (iced) Trophy for best chocolate cake iced 10. Coffee Cake (iced) 11. Plate of 4 biscuits 12. Non Bake slice, 6 pieces 13. 4 decorated cupcakes 14. Any cake made with vegetables—list ingredients please 15. Novelty decorated cake with the Rainbow theme 10. Rich Fruit Cake (see recipe next page) 11. Best cake cooked by a man Trophy for Best Cake cooked by a Man
STUDENT ENTRIES—12 years to 16 years (Entry Free) 18. Novelty Decorated cake—Rainbow Theme 18. 6 cup cakes, iced (cake mix allowed) 19. 6 pieces of slice to be judged on quality
PLEASE NOTE: The winner of the Rich Fruit Cake is required to bake another cake which is to be judged at the Zone Show Meeting, Mudgee, on a date to be advised.
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 51 RICH FRUIT CAKE Here’s What You Need: 250g (8 oz) Sultanas 250g (8 oz) Chopped Raisins 250g (8 oz) Plain Flour 250g (8 oz) Currants 4 Large Eggs 125g (4 oz) Chopped Mixed Peel 60g (2 oz) Self Raising Flour 90g (3 oz) Chopped red Glace Cherries 90g (3 oz) Chopped Blanched Almonds 1/4 teaspoon Grated Nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon Lemon Essence or Finely Grated Lemon Rind 1/2 teaspoon Ground Ginger 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla Essence 1/2 teaspoon Ground Cloves 1/2 teaspoon Almond Essence 250g (8 oz) Butter 1/3 cup Sherry or Brandy 250g (8 oz) Soft Brown Sugar
Here’s what you do: • Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the Sherry or Brandy. Cover and leave for at least 2 hours, but preferably overnight. • Sift together the flours & spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition , then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. • Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm (8”), and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin. • NOTE. To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 to 3 pieces, cherries 4 to 6 pieces and the almonds crosswise into 3 to 4 pieces. 2019 Art Preview Evening Highlights
The Art Preview Evening is a major fundraiser for the Mendooran PA&H Assoc each year. It is a night not to be missed 26th March 2020 at 7pm. MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 52 SECTION N - FINE ARTS
Chief Steward: Beth McGIRR (6844 2227 or 0428 140 147) Assistant Stewards: Team of Helpers Judged 26th March 2020 and exhibited at the Art Preview Evening Thursday 26h March at 7pm in the Mendooran Mechanics Institute Hall. Artworks will be available for viewing in the Mechanics Institute Hall on the day of the Mendooran Show -Saturday 28th March 2020. Fine Art Entry fee $4.00 First Prize: $40 Second Prize: $20 Champion Exhibit for Classes 1-8 (Champion Ribbon and $200 Prize Money donated by the Regional Australia Bank) Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in classes 1-8 ($50 voucher donated by the Picture Framing Shop, Dubbo)
1. Open (any medium) PREJUDGED 2. Landscape/Seascape (any medium) All exhibits to be prejudged. 3. Animal Study (any medium) or print Please deliver exhibits to the 4. Watercolour Mendooran Hall between 2pm and 5. Drawing (any medium) 5.30pm on Tuesday 24th March. 6. Still Life (any medium) All entry forms and appropriate 7. Novice (any medium) entry fees must accompany all entries for inclusion in the show. 8. Non Traditional (any medium)
STUDENT ART Entry Fee: $1 First Prize: $10 Second Prize: $5 Please ensure artwork is securely a. 8 - 13yrs Painting (any medium) packed with defined labelling to b. 14 - 18yrs Painting (any medium) ensure safety when in transport. PEOPLE’S CHOICE—TROPHY Entries on Show day will not be ($50 Voucher—Picture Framing Shop) judged or displayed. 1. All entries must be suitably framed and ready for hanging. 2. Each entry must be marked with name, price or NFS, title and category on the back. 3. Entries are to be delivered to the Mendooran Hall by 5.30pm on Tuesday 24th March 2020 or contact B McGirr - 6844 2227 4. Entries must not be removed until 4.30pm on Saturday 28th March 2020 and must be signed off with the Steward. 5. Commission of 10% for any sales to go to the Mendooran PA&H Assoc Inc. 6. All care but NO responsibility taken. 7. Size not to exceed 1.2sq.m or equivalent. 8. Artwork not to be previously entered into the Mendooran Show. 9. Second prize awarded where there are 5 or more entries in that section. 10. The Committee has the right to change sections specified if insufficient entries are received in designated sections or deemed to be entered into the incorrect section. 11. Artworks may be photographed for media unless permission is not granted. We look forward to receiving your entries for the Art Exhibition at the Mendooran Show. PEOPLE’S CHOICE - TROPHY ($50 Voucher) LUCKY DOOR PRIZE! MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 53 SECTION O - PHOTOGRAPHY
Chief Steward: Jenny MOORE Assistant Stewards: Fay JONES and Lyndal O’LEARY All entries to be photographed by exhibitor Entry Fee: $1.00 - Children’s Section Free
1st prize: $2.00 2nd prize: Certificate, unless otherwise stated.
Photos to be mounted on thin cardboard ,NOT IN FRAMES. Please add name, phone number and section on back of photo. No more then 3 entries per person for each class Photos not to have been displayed at a previous Mendooran Show. Entries received on the day will not be judged or displayed. Please ensure photographs are suitably packaged to ensure safety whilst in transit.
Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in classes 1 - 18 Champion Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit 1 - 18
Colour Prints / BLACK & White/ Sepia . 1. Child Study 2. Landscape or Seascape 3. Fauna Study (Native to area) 4. Flora Study (Native to area) 5. Animal Study 6. Action 7. Portrait 8. Sunrise or Sunset
9. Architecture/Structure 10. Funniest photo Definitions: 11. Local Interest Fauna: Australian Native Animal Flora: Australian Native Plant OPEN 12. Flower—Domestic or Native 13. Open, any subject
Junior Photography Under 18 Years PREJUDGED 14. Black and white Open subject 15. Colour photograph People 16. Colour photograph animal study 17. Colour photograph Landscape 18. Colour photograph Open
Trophy for Best Exhibit in classes 14-18 Photos to be prejudged on Thursday 26th March, 2019. March, 26th Thursday on toprejudged be Photos
Centre Community Mendooran tothe photos deliver Please between 9am and 11am with all application forms and entry fees entry and forms application withall 11am and 9am between MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 54
SECTION P - CHILDREN’S SECTION (OPEN)
Chief Steward: Marion MCKECHNIE Assistant: Jacqui MITCHELL
Entry in this Section is FREE
First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: $1.00
All entries in the handicraft and art sections to have been worked within the last 12 months Paintings - must be mounted with cord attached ready for hanging
CHILDREN under 5 Years Open (Preschool)
1. Best Collage, plasticine or play dough figure 2. Best Painting 3. Vegetable Creature 4. Best Lego item - Rainbow theme 5. Best Meccano item 6. Decorated Grass Head 7. Face decorated arrowroot biscuits 8. 3 decorated cup cakes (not muffins)
Handicrafts 5 Years - under 8 Years 9. Article from natural or synthetic fibre 10. Article from metals, plastic, leather or wood 11. Novelty article from recycled materials - Rainbow theme 12. Article from clay plasticine or play dough 13. Article made from Lego - Rainbow theme 14. Article made from Meccano
Handicrafts 8 Years - under 12 Years 15. Article from natural or synthetic fibre 16. Article from metal, plastic, leather or wood 17. Novelty article from recycled materials - Rainbow theme 18. Article from clay, plasticine or play dough 19. Beading 20. Jewellery 21. Article from Lego - Rainbow theme 22. Article made from Meccano
Handicrafts 12 Years - under 16 Years 23. Article from natural or synthetic fibre 24. Article from metal, plastic or wood 25. Novelty article from recycled materials - Rainbow theme 26. Article from clay plasticine or play dough 27. Handmade Greeting Card 28. Beading 29. Jewellery 30. An article of scrapbooking (one page)
31. Article made from Lego - Rainbow theme 32. Article made from Meccano MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 55
SECTION P - CHILDREN’S SECTION - Continued
Floral 5 Years - under 8 Years 33. Low arrangement in sand saucer - Rainbow theme 34. Arrangement in egg cup
Floral 8 Years - under 12 Years 35. Low arrangement in sand saucer - Rainbow theme 36. Arrangement in egg cup
Cooking 5 Years - under 8 Years
37. 6 Anzac biscuits 38. 4 Pikelets 39. 5 decorated arrowroot biscuits 40. 3 decorated cup cakes (not muffins)
Cooking 8 Years - under 12 Years
41. Novelty/birthday cake - Rainbow theme 42. 6 Biscuits 43. 3 decorated cup cakes (not muffins)
CREATIVE ART
5 Years - under 8 Years
44. Painting any medium -Rainbow theme 45. Creative veggie creature from any produce 46. Decorated Grass Head
8 Years - under 12 Years 47. Painting any medium 48. Collage any medium
MENDOORAN ANNUAL SHOW 28th & 29th March 2020 56 PATCHWORK QUILT GROUP COMPETITION
Rules & Regulations
*This new competition is currently open to all shows and groups to adopt
** Two Groups (8 & 9) have already indicated their support as partici- pants
*** If group support is sufficient the RAS will be invited to conduct a State Final
1. The exhibit is to be not more than one metre on any one side (rectangle or square shape only) 2 Framed and board mounted exhibits not permitted. 3. Must be machine pieced and machine quilted. 4. Minimal Embellishments. Small amount only not to overpower patchwork. 5. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 6. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final. 7. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at the Group Final. 8. If, for any reason, a winner is unable to compete at Group level then the second place getter is eligible to compete. 9. All work to have been completed in the last eighteen (18) months prior to its entry at a local show. 10. An exhibit that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again. 11. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select a suitable quilt and, with the exhibitor’s permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned. 12. Group Final location and date is to be determined by the Group. It is the responsibility of either the exhibitor or the Show Society to ensure the quilt is delivered on Judging Day and collected in an appropriate time frame after the competition.
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2020 Mendooran Showgirl We are very proud to introduce our gorgeous Showgirl this year - Emma Bennetts - Emma represented Mendooran at the Zone 5 finals in Gresford on February1st 2020 and we are delighted to have Emma as an ambassador for Mendooran.
Thanks to the CRIFP grant in 2019 the Pavilion had a makeover and looked fantastic at the 2019 100th show.
Mendooran PA&H Assoc were excited to help celebrate 150 years for the Mendooran Central School in true country style.
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BIG BUSH BBQ Thanks to the RAS for giving Mendooran PA&H the opportunity to join the Big Bush BBQ at the 2019 Royal Easter Show in Sydney.
Young Judges’ Day 10th September 2019 Thank you to everyone who supported the day, we had 92 students across the area.
Congratulations to our winners!
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Entries accepted on day of Show, but be early! (9am for most events unless otherwise stated). Entries are not to be withdrawn before 4:00 pm. Entries for Section F - Poultry, Section M - Needlework & Handicraft, Section N - Fine Arts & Section O - Photography will not be accepted on the day. Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by fees. Entries for Cattle section to use Entry Form.
Exhibitor : ………………………………………………………………….....
Address: …………………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………….….………………… Telephone No. ………………………………………… I hereby certify that my Exhibits are, to the best of my knowledge and belief, eligible for Classes in which they are entered and agree in entering the same subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Association. I agree to abide by any decision of the Committee in regard thereto and will not hold the Association responsible for any loss or damage to exhibits through accident, wrongful delivery or otherwise.
Signed: …………………..…….…………………...……. Date……………. Prizes can be collected during the day Secretary’s office closes at 4.30pm Entries to be left in place till 4pm Pavilion closes at 5pm, all exhibits to be removed by 5pm Section Class Particulars of Exhibit Entry Fee
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Vale Judy Henderson
The Mendooran PA&H Assoc would like to remember Judy Henderson and her commitment and dedication to the Mendooran Show each year. Judy was the Secretary of the Mendooran PA&H Association and loved the Pavilion, Judy was a steward and a long standing team member of the Pavilion. Judy gave so much time to ensure the show ran smoothly and that the Pavilion was always looked amazing.
Vale Ron Pascoe (30th April 1940 - 12th April 2019)
Mendooran PA&H Assoc Inc would like to acknowledge the sad passing of Ron Pascoe and the long association he and his family had with the Mendooran Show. Mr Ron Pascoe and his wife Dianne are Life Members of the show and Ron was the groundsman for over 40 years. The Mendooran PA&H Assoc were honoured to hold Ron’s Farewell in the newly renovated Pavilion at the Showground.