Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd

The

Presents the

113th Murwillumbah Show

ABN 70 003 366 407

Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd November 2013

MURWILLUMBAH SHOWGROUND

Secretary: Cynthia Hanger

Phone 02 6672 5507 Mobile 0427 725 507

PO Box 727 Murwillumbah NSW 2484 email: [email protected] www.murwillumbahshowground.com

Centre Ring Friday Evening Bull & Steer Ride Spectacular

Music, bar and meals at The Branding Rail Friday and Saturday

Grand Parade and Official Opening Saturday 2.00pm

MONSTER RAFFLE 1st Prize $1000 spending spree at RORY CURTIS THE GOOD GUYS 2nd Prize 2 night stay for 2 people at Crystal Creek Rainforest Retreat 3rd Prize $500 voucher Budds Mitre 10

Book Buyers prize $200 voucher Matilda Fuel Tickets $2 each drawn at the official opening

Feature Trots Saturday afternoon

Six Bar Saturday Night

Fireworks Saturday Night

Pages Section 4 - 23 Horses 24 - 33 Cattle 34 - 36 Sheep & Wool 37 Dogs 38 - 39 Sugar Cane 40 - 41 Bananas 42 - 46 Poultry 47 Woodchop 48 - 57 Pavilion

The Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd

Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd November 2013

MURWILLUMBAH SHOW 2013 HORSE SCHEDULE

RINGMASTER Peter McDonald 02 6672 5507 DEPUTY RINGMASTERS Marissa McDonald & Rachel Trevaskis JUMPING STEWARD Brian Alexander 02 6672 3083 VETERINARY Murwillumbah Veterinary Clinic 02 6672 1919

Featuring: All Breeds Yearling Classic & All Breeds 2yr old Classic

FANCY DRESS EVENT: PRIZE MONEY 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

SPECIAL NOTICES

THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW (ASC) STATES THAT: ALL competitors/handlers at the Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd Murwillumbah Show must sign a waiver form before competing in any EFA, Pony Club or Show Jumping competition. You will be required to present a completed waiver form when purchasing nomination tickets, and each competitor/handler will be given a wristband to wear for the duration of the competition. A waiver form is included in the schedule.

MURWILLUMBAH SHOW BIO SECURITY 2013 All horse competitors must complete a Horse Health Declaration form before any horse can compete at the 2013 Murwillumbah Show. Forms must be signed on the day of entry and handed in with all waiver forms.

HELMETS & FOOTWEAR  Approved safety helmets must be worn by all mounted riders under the age of 18 yrs.  All Sporting Event and Show Jumping competitors (of any age) must also wear a correctly fitted, approved safety helmet when mounted.  All competitors and handlers (including fancy dress and Grand Parade) must wear covered footwear when in the main arena.

BOARD OF TICK CONTROL NOTICE: All competitors coming from QLD are to make own arrangements to comply with the Board of Tick Control. PH 07 5536 4714 (Kirra Livestock Treatment facility)

If required by law at the time of this event, copies of all applicable travel documentation as may be in force at the time MUST be completed and made available to the Secretary before horses will be permitted to enter the

Showground. If Travel Documentation4 is required at the time of the Show, there will be someone on the gate to collect and verify such paperwork. GENERAL REGULATIONS APPLY TO THE HORSE SECTION. 1. Ages of all horses to be computed from the 1 August. 2. Horses must be free from hereditary unsoundness in all classes except Show Jumping. 3. Horses will parade on the day and at the time the ring stewards direct. The Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd 4. Grooms, Competitors, and others in charge of exhibits must obey the orders of the Stewards or they will be fined and/or eject- ed from the grounds. Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd November 2013 5. Stallions may only compete in Stallion Classes, except in jumping and Western Performance Classes A&H. 6. Brood Mares to be shown in Brood Mare Classes only, but eligible for Championships. 7. Competitors enter ring events at their own risk. MURWILLUMBAH SHOW 8. Competitors are responsible for being in attendance at the events in which they wish to enter - if they do not present for that event judging will proceed in their absence. 9. Entries are to be made at the Nominations Office on the actual day of competition by the purchase of competitor’s ticket. This 2013 HORSE SCHEDULE ticket must be presented to the ring steward prior to the judging of each event. Any competitor in any section of the ring who

does not have a competitor’s ticket will be asked to leave the ring. RINGMASTER Peter McDonald 02 6672 5507 10. Whilst every effort will be made to follow the program, the Ringmaster reserves the right to alter the event schedule. DEPUTY RINGMASTERS Marissa McDonald & Rachel Trevaskis 11. The Society reserves the right to measure horses: Pony 14hh & under, Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh. JUMPING STEWARD Brian Alexander 02 6672 3083 Hack over 15hh. VETERINARY Murwillumbah Veterinary Clinic 02 6672 1919 12. All memberships must be current. All horses must be Registered with their individual breed Societies or have foal recording papers and all exhibitors must be current financial members of those Societies- Regis- Featuring: All Breeds Yearling Classic & All Breeds 2yr old Classic tration cards to be produced to Ring Steward on demand.

FANCY DRESS EVENT: PRIZE MONEY 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40 13. All Perpetual Trophies will be retained by the Society. 14. STABLING– Stables may be booked online using www.nominate.com.au/stables. Payment must accompany bookings. No SPECIAL NOTICES phone bookings allowed. 15. Stable charges are: Open Yards - $5.50 per night or $11.00 for the duration of the Show (Thur 31 Oct/Fri 1 Nov/Sat 2 Nov THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW (ASC) STATES THAT: 2013) Covered Yards and Stables - $11.00 per night or $22.00 for the duration of the Show. 16. Each stable/yard will be locked and key must be collected from office on arrival. A key deposit of $10.00 per stable/yard is re- ALL competitors/handlers at the Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd Murwillumbah quired to be paid on collection of the key. Keys may be returned immediately after opening stable, or upon departure. Arrange- Show must sign a waiver form before competing in any EFA, Pony Club or Show ment must be made with the office for key return if outside office hours. Phone the Secretary to arrange 02 6672 5507. 17. Bedding will not be provided. Jumping competition. You will be required to present a completed waiver form when 18. All stables to be cleaned and bedding removed by departure time. Stable key is to be returned to receive $10.00 deposit per purchasing nomination tickets, and each competitor/handler will be given a wristband to stable will be refunded on return of the key. wear for the duration of the competition. A waiver form is included in the schedule. 19. Those who need stallion boxes for the day MUST book them as per any other exhibitor. 20. Stables are booked on a 24 hour basis 6:30am to 6:30am. Stables/yards must be vacated by 6:30am on the day of departure if MURWILLUMBAH SHOW BIO SECURITY 2013 not booked for that day. 21. Bedding and manure is to be deposited at designated manure collection points. All horse competitors must complete a Horse Health Declaration form before any 22. Refunds - Because many of our stables are ordered for competitors in advance stabling fees will not be refunded if the stabling horse can compete at the 2013 Murwillumbah Show. Forms must be signed on the is cancelled. 23. No portable yards are allowed. The erection of electric fences is NOT permitted in camping or livestock areas of the show- day of entry and handed in with all waiver forms. ground.

24. CAMPING- A limited number of camping sites will be available at a cost of $11.00 per night per site, or $22.00 for the duration HELMETS & FOOTWEAR of the Show i.e. Thursday, Friday and/or Saturday nights. A fee of $17.00 per site per night will be payable for any stay before  Approved safety helmets must be worn by all mounted riders under the age of 18 yrs. the 31st October 2013 or after 2 Nov 2013. Camping is to be booked online through nominate.com.au/stables. All electrical leads to be currently tested and tagged. All electrical leads must be off the ground.  All Sporting Event and Show Jumping competitors (of any age) must also wear a correctly fitted, approved safety helmet when mounted. NOTICE FROM THE RINGMASTER regarding the GRAND PARADE All competitors are EXPECTED to take part in the Grand Parade  All competitors and handlers (including fancy dress and Grand Parade) must wear covered footwear when in the main arena. A condition of entry in any Saturday horse event is that ALL SATURDAY PRIZE WINNERS MUST PARADE THEIR BOARD OF TICK CONTROL NOTICE: PRIZE-WINNING EXHIBIT IN THE GRAND PARADE All competitors coming from QLD are to make own arrangements to comply with If any competitor has more than one (1) prize-winning horse, the Board of Tick Control. PH 07 5536 4714 (Kirra Livestock Treatment facility) only one (1) need be paraded

If required by law at the time of this event, copies of all applicable travel PRIZE MONEY WILL NOT BE PAID TO PRIZE-WINNERS WHO DO NOT PARADE documentation as may be in force at the time MUST be completed and made A Ticket will be issued to each exhibitor parading available to the Secretary before horses will be permitted to enter the NO PARADE TICKET - NO PRIZE MONEY - NO EXCEPTIONS Showground. If Travel Documentation is required at the time of the Show, there 5 will be someone on the gate to collect and verify such paperwork. SPECIAL REGULATIONS 1. Where there is no competition in any section it will rest with the judge to decide whether exhibits are worthy to receive a prize. 2. In order to receive Saturday Prize money Competitors are requested to enter the Grand Parade. The Grand Parade is the highlight of the Show. The Society understands that it may be difficult but would appreciate all competitors’ participation. Note: Prizemoney for Saturday will only be paid to competitors who participate in the Grand Parade. 3. Declarations to be signed by competitors if called upon as to the correctness of their entries. 4. The Ring Events shall be in the hands of the Ringmaster and, if in his opinion the condition of the ground as a result of rain makes it advisable not to conduct all or any of the ring events because of danger to competitors, he shall convene a meeting, comprising the President, Deputy Ringmaster and himself and a majority decision of this sub-committee shall be final. Entry fees paid by competitors for any events subsequently cancelled shall be refunded and the committee does not indemnify competitors in any way for events so cancelled. 5. 5A - In DISTRICT EVENTS entries are limited to exhibits owned and domiciled within Group 1 for at least three months prior to entries closing and if required by the Stewards a declaration to that effect must be signed by any competitor. 5B - In TWEED SHIRE EVENTS entries are limited to exhibits owned & domiciled within the Tweed Shire for at least 3 months prior to entries closing and if required by the Stewards a declaration to that effect must be signed by any competitor. 6. Riders may ride no more than one (1) horse in any one (1) class. This regulation may be waived in Championships at the discretion of the Ringmaster. 7. All Colts and Stallions, irrespective of breed or age, must be shown in a halter equipped with a restraining chain or bit. 8. Stallions are not permitted to be ridden or led by a person under 16 yrs of age. 9. NO ALCOHOL is permitted outside the Branding Rail Area. 10. Contestants, their connections and stewards may protest. The only grounds for protest are eligibility and conduct of competitors. Judges decisions will be final and not subject to protest. PROTESTS MUST BE MADE IN WRITING AND LODGED WITH THE SECRETARY WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF COMPLETION OF JUDGING OF THE DISPUTED EVENT: protests must be accompanied by a fee of $50, refundable if the protest is upheld. 11. All dogs brought on to the ground MUST BE ON A LEAD AND UNDER STRICT CONTROL and will be the responsibility of the owner. 12. MAIDEN CLASSES are open to horses which have not won that particular event at an Agricultural Show. 13. NOVICE CLASSES are open to exhibits which have not won Champion or an Open Class at an Agricultural Show or 1st or 2nd at a Royal Show. 14. PROGRESSIVE horse is a horse that has not won Champion Novice at an Agricultural Show. 15. Riders in HUNTER CLASSES must wear Tweed Jacket and horses must have plain browbands. 16. Approved safety helmets must be worn by all mounted riders under the age of 18 years. All Sporting Event and Show Jumping competitors (of any age) must also wear a correctly fitted, approved safety helmet when mounted. 17. All competitors and handlers must wear appropriate covered footwear when in the main arena. This includes the Grand Parade and Fancy Dress event. 18. ABUSIVE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS JUDGES OR OFFICIALS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. OFFENDERS WILL BE ORDERD FROM THE GROUND AND BANNED FROM THIS SHOW FOR A PERIOD OF TWO (2) YEARS. 19. ELECTRIC FENCE YARDS will be banned on the Main Parking area from 6am to 8pm Friday & Saturday. If erected (outside these hours) all electric fence yards must have appropriate signage displayed. 20. All prize money includes GST. 21. Drug testing may be carried out at this Show. Any competitor found to have breached the ASC Disputes and Disciplinary regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee.

SPECIAL TRAS MEMBER DISCOUNT BUY FIVE ENTRY TICKETS AND GET THE 6TH ONE FREE 6

P SMITH & SON SHOWJUMPING ARENA

FRIDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2013

Commencing 7.30am (DST) - walk the course 7.00am

STEWARDS: Brian Alexander and Col Lesleight

NOMINATIONS AT THE SHOWJUMPING TENT IN CENTRE RING

Order of events may be changed & events altered at the Showjumping committee’s discretion and all prizewinners must avail themselves mounted for presentation. No H C Riders.

Showjumping cards to be produced for validation & signing. CARDS MUST BE PRODUCED BEFORE PRIZE MONEY GIVEN OUT

HORSE MAY ONLY START IN 2 OF THE HEIGHT CLASSES

Please Note - Juniors turning 12 years old this year and older may only ride in graded events if they and their horses are EFA affiliated and may only compete in both Junior & Senior Competitions on the same horse.

SJ 1. Junior AM7 (under 17yrs) - No EFA registration required. Entry Fee $5 80cm starting height (Only 2 horses per rider - horses not eligible in SJ 2) 1st $40 2nd $30 3rd $20 4th $10 5th $10 (sponsored by R Easy)

SJ 2. Junior AM7(under 19yrs) - EFA Rules (Limit 2 horses per rider) Entry Fee $7 1st$100 + Rug donated by N & C White surveyors 2nd $80 + Saddlecloth Donated by Gotcha Covered Horseware 3rd $70 4th $50 5th $30

SJ 3. 90cm AM7 horses under 10 points Entry Fee $8 1st $110 2nd $90 3rd $70 4th $50 5th $30 6th $20

SJ 4. 1.05m AM7 Entry Fee $10 1st $160 2nd $140 3rd $120 4th $100 5th $60 6th $25

SJ 5. 1.20m AM5 Entry Fee $12 1st $200 2nd $160 3rd $120 4th $90 5th $60 6th $40

SJ 6. 1.30m AM5 Entry Fee $15 1st $210 2nd $165 3rd $140 4th $120 5th $80 6th $40

ALL STABLE AND CAMPING BOOKINGS ARE TO BE MADE ONLINE AT www.nominate.com.au/stables

P SMITH & SON SHOWJUMPING ARENA

SATURDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2013

Commencing 7.30am (DST) - walk the course 7.00am

NOMINATIONS AT THE SHOWJUMPING TENT IN CENTRE RING

Saturday prize money will only be paid to competitors who participate in the Grand Parade.

SJ 7. Junior AM5 (Under 19 years) Entry Fee $12 Cliff Leslight Memorial Junior Championship 1st$170 + Trophy Rug donated by Col Leslight 2nd $150 + Saddlecloth donated by Gotcha Covered Horseware 3rd $120 4th $100 5th $60 6th $40

SJ 8. D Grade AM5 Championship Entry Fee $15 Trophy Rug donated by Pottsville Self Storage 1st $240 2nd $180 3rd $150 4th $100 5th $80 6th $50

SJ 9. B & C Grade AM5 Championship Entry Fee $20 Trophy Rug donated by Tweed Equestrian, Murwillumbah (For horses that will not compete in the Grand Prix) 1st $300 2nd $250 3rd $200 4th $150 5th $80 6th $50

SJ 10. A & B Grade Grand Prix Championship Entry Fee $30 (Trophy Rug donated by Michael Kearney Building) 1st $500 2nd $400 3rd $300 4th $200 5th $100 6th $50

HORSES CAN ONLY COMPETE IN ONE 6 BAR EVENT

SJ 11. Junior Six Bar (riders under 19yrs) No EFA rego req Entry Fee $7 1st $100, 2nd $80, 3rd $70, 4th $60, 5th $50, 6th $40

SJ 12. Open Six Bar Entry Fee $15 1st $220 2nd $180 3rd $140 4th $100 5th $60 6th $40

Raymond Everingham Memorial Cup/Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd Perpetual Trophy to the open high point rider/horse combination of the show over 2 days.

2.00pm Grand Parade & Official Opening

The 113th Murwillumbah Show will be Officially Opened

The Grand Parade is the highlight of the Show. The Society understands that it may be difficult but would appreciate all competitors’ participation. Saturday prize money will only be paid to competitors who present a Grand Parade participation ticket on collection of prize money.

FRIDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2013

10.30am NSW DST START ALL RINGS EXCEPT SHOW JUMPING

Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon - all classes except where stated otherwise

Murwillumbah Cellars Elfords Electrical Ring 1 Ring 2

BEST KEPT BEST KEPT R1. 1. Best kept horse or pony - Led in; R2. 1. Best Kept horse or pony - Led in; Handler 12yrs & under 17yrs Handler under 12years

BOY RIDER CLASSES JUNIOR GIRL RIDER CLASSES R1. 2. Boy Rider under 6 years R2. 2. Girl Rider under 6 years R1. 3. Boy Rider 6years and under 8 years R2. 3. Girl Rider 6 years and under 8 years R1. 4. Boy Rider 8years and under 10 years R2. 4. Girl Rider 8 years and under 10 years R1. 5. Boy Rider 10years and under 12 years R2. 5. Girl Rider 10 years and under 12 years

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER Under 12 years Under 12 years

R1. 6. Boy Rider 12years and under 15 years R2. 6. Pair of Riders under 12years. (One entry R1. 7. Boy Rider 15years and under 17 years ticket per pair) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER R2. 7. Consolation Junior Boy or Girl under 12 years 12years & under 17 years ALICE FRERIECH’S MEMORIAL TROPHY DISTRICT HACKS (Group 1) See special regulation 5A SUPREME BOY or GIRL RIDER (under 17years) R1. 8. District Maiden Hack over 15hh OF THE SHOW R1. 9. District Novice Hack over 15hh & not exceeding Trophy & Replica Donated by J Murnane & D Yates 15.2hh R1. 10. District Novice Hack over 15.2hh DISTRICT PONY HACKS (Group 1) R1. 11. District Hack over 15hh & not exceeding 15.2hh See special regulation 5A R1. 12. District Hack over 15.2hh & not exceeding 16hh R2. 8. District Maiden Pony - not exceeding 14hh R1. 13. District Hack over 16hh R2. 9. District Novice Pony - not exceeding 13hh R1. 14. District Ladies Hack - rider 17yrs and over R2. 10. District Novice Pony - over 13hh & not R1. 15. Tweed Shire Hack (See special regulation 5B) exceeding 14hh

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION R2. 11. District Pony not exceeding 12hh. DISTRICT HACK R2. 12. District Pony 12hh. & not exceeding 13hh. R2. 13. District Pony over 13hh. & and not exceeding HUNTER HACKS 14hh R1. 16. Hunter Hack Gelding or Mare over 15hh & R2. 14. Tweed Shire Pony (See special regulation 5B)

not exceeding 15.2hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT R1. 17. Hunter Hack Gelding or Mare over 15.2hh PONY HACK

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER HACK R2. 15. Hunter Pony & not exceeding 12.2hh R1. 18. Working Hunter Hack, Gelding or Mare over 15hh R2. 16. Hunter Pony 12.2hh & not exceeding 14hh

& not exceeding 15.2hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER R1. 19. Working Hunter Hack, Gelding or Mare over PONY 15.2hh R2. 17. Working Hunter Pony not exceeding 12.2hh CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING R2. 18. Working Hunter Pony 12.2hh & not exceeding HUNTER HACK 14hh

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER PONY 9

FRIDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2013

Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon - all classes except where stated otherwise Brims Earthmoving SPORTING EVENTS

Ring 3 Start on completion of ring events

SENIOR GIRL RIDER CLASSES Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes R3. 1. Girl Rider 12 years and under 13 years except where stated otherwise R3. 2. Girl Rider 13 years and under 14 years R3. 3. Girl Rider 14 years and under 15 years PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon R3. 4. Girl Rider 15 years and under 16 years all classes except where stated otherwise R3. 5. Girl Rider 16 years and under 17 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER 12 YEARS AND UNDER 17 YEARS Approved Safety Helmets must be worn by ALL competitors. R3. 6. Pair of Riders 12years and under 17 years (one entry ticket per pair) R3. 7. Consolation Senior Rider - Boy or Girl Riders under 10 years -for riders who have not won a ribbon in any rider S 1. Scudda Ho (against the clock) class today. FREE ENTRY S 2. Bending Race (against the clock) S 3. Barrel Race (against the clock) WALKING HORSE AND PONY (RACE) S 4. Trot Race R3. 8. Walking Horse - Gelding or Mare - over 14hh R3. 9. Walking Pony - Gelding or Mare - not Riders 10 & under 13 years exceeding 14hh S 5. Scudda Ho (against the clock) S 6. Bending Race (against the clock) DISTRICT GALLOWAYS - see special regulation 5A S 7. Barrel Race (against the clock) R3. 10. District Maiden Galloway - over 14hh & not S 8. Trot Race exceeding 15hh R3. 11. District Novice Galloway - over 14hh & not Riders 13 years & under 15 years exceeding 14.2hh S 9. Scudda Ho (against the clock) R3. 12. District Novice Galloway - over 14.2hh & not S 10. Bending Race (against the clock) exceeding 15hh S 11. Barrel Race (against the clock) R3. 13. District Open Galloway - over 14hh & not S 12. Trot Race exceeding 14.2hh R3. 14. District Open Galloway - over 14.2hh & not Riders 15 years & over (includes adults) exceeding 15hh S 13. Scudda Ho (against the clock) R3. 15. District Ladies Galloway (Lady rider 17yrs & S 14. Bending Race (against the clock) over) S 15. Barrel Race (against the clock) R3. 16. District Childs Galloway S 16. Trot Race R3. 17. Tweed Shire Galloway - see special regulation 5B CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT GALLOWAY

HUNTER GALLOWAYS R3. 18. Hunter Galloway - over 14hh & not exceeding 14.2hh R3. 19. Hunter Galloway - over 14.2hh & not exceeding 15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER GALLOWAY ALL STABLES AND CAMPING

R3. 20. Working Hunter Galloway - over 14hh & not ARE TO BE BOOKED ONLINE AT exceeding 14.2hh R3. 21. Working Hunter Galloway - over 14.2hh & not www.nominate.com.au/stables exceeding 15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER GALLOWAY 10 SATURDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2013 8.00am NSW DST START

Condition of Entry to Breed Classes - Registration papers to be provided upon request

ALL PRIZE MONEY NOT COLLECTED BY 9.00pm SATURDAY 2nd NOVEMBER WILL BE FORFEITED

SATURDAY PRIZE MONEY WILL ONLY BE PAID TO COMPETITORS WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE GRAND PARADE

COMMENCING AT 8.00am in RING 1

R1.A Harold Bell Memorial ALL BREEDS YEARLING CLASSIC Entry Fee $5 Prize Money, Trophy & Replica Donated by Mrs Valerie Bell 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $30, 4th $20

R1.B ALL BREEDS 2 YEAR OLD CLASSIC Entry Fee $5 Prize Money, Trophy & Replica Donated by P Legge 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $30, 4th $20

Classes in all rings will commence on completion of the All Breeds 2 yr old classic

Murwillumbah Cellars Ring 1

Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon - all classes except where stated otherwise

LED CLASSES

REGISTERED THOROUGHBRED R1. 1. Thoroughbred Stallion 3 years and over R1. 2. Thoroughbred Colt under 3 years Champion & Reserve Champion Thoroughbred Stallion or Colt

R1. 3. Thoroughbred Mare 3 years and over not exceeding 15.2hh R1. 4. Thoroughbred Mare 3 years and over, over 15.2hh R1. 5. Thoroughbred Filly under 3 years Champion & Reserve Thoroughbred Mare or Filly

R1. 6. Thoroughbred Gelding not exceeding 15.2hh R1. 7. Thoroughbred Gelding over 15.2hh Champion& Reserve Champion Thoroughbred Gelding

REGISTERED THOROUGHBRED IN WORK - RACE CONDITION Must have raced within the last 6 months R1. 8. Stallion or Colt R1. 9. Mare or Filly R1. 10. Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Thoroughbred in Work

 SUPREME CHAMPION THOROUGHBRED EXHIBIT McCabe Family Trophy + Replica Donated by the McCabe Family SPECIAL TRAS MEMBER DISCOUNT BUY FIVE ENTRY TICKETS AND GET THE 6TH ONE FREE 11

Murwillumbah Cellars Ring 1 (continued) LED CLASSES (continued)

STANDARDBRED R1. 11. Registered Standardbred Stallion or colt R1. 12. Registered Standardbred Mare or Filly R1. 13. Registered Standardbred Gelding any age Champion and Reserve Champion Registered Standardbred Exhibit

MINIATURE HORSE R1. 14. Australian Miniature Horse Stallion or colt R1. 15. Australian Miniature Horse Mare or Filly R1. 16. Australian Miniature Horse Gelding any age Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Miniature Horse Exhibit

RIDDEN CLASSES

RIDDEN THOROUGHBRED R1. 17. Ridden Thoroughbred Stallion R1. 18. Ridden Thoroughbred Mare R1. 19. Ridden Thoroughbred Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Thoroughbred Exhibit

HACK CLASSES To be judged on paces, style & conformation. R1. 20. Maiden Hack over 15h R1. 21. Progressive Hack over 15h R1. 22. Novice Hack over 15hh & not exceeding 15.2hh R1. 23. Novice Hack over 15.2hh & not exceeding 16hh R1. 24. Novice Hack over 16hh Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Hack

R1. 25. Open Hack, Gelding or Mare over 15hh and not exceeding 15.2hh R1. 26. Open Hack, Gelding or Mare over 15.2hh and not exceeding 16hh R1. 27. Open Hack, Gelding or Mare over 16hh R1. 28. Open Lady’s Hack, Gelding or Mare, ridden by a lady 17 yrs & over R1. 29. Open Gent’s Hack, Gelding or Mare, ridden by a gent 17 yrs & over R1. 30. Open Child’s Hack, Gelding or Mare, ridden by a child under 17 yrs Champion Open Hack Gelding or Mare Sash + prize to the value of $50 Reserve Champion Open Hack Gelding or Mare Sash + prize to the value of $25

R1. 31 Consolation Hack (for those who have not won a ribbon in a hack event at this show - FREE ENTRY

GALLOWAY HACKS To be judged on paces, style & conformation R1. 32. Maiden Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh R1. 33. Progressive Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 14.2hh R1. 34. Progressive Galloway over 14.2hh & not exceeding 15hh R1. 35. Novice Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 14.2hh R1. 36. Novice Galloway over 14.2hh & not exceeding 15hh Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Galloway Hack

R1. 37. Open Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 14.2hh R1. 38. Open Galloway over 14.2hh & not exceeding 15hh R1. 39. Lady’s Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh R1. 40. Gentlemen’s Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh R1. 41. Open Child’s Galloway over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh (Child must be under 17yrs) Winners of Open Classes only to compete for Champion & Reserve Champion Open Galloway Hack Gelding or Mare Sash + prize to the value of $50 Reserve Champion Open Galloway Hack Gelding or Mare Sash + prize to the value of $25

R1. 42. Consolation Galloway Hack - for horses which have not won a ribbon in any Galloway Hack Event at this Show - FREE ENTRY

Murwillumbah Cellars Ring 1 (continued)

The following classes are to be judged prior to the Grand Parade.

 SUPREME CHAMPION LED GELDING Perpetual Trophy & Replica

 SUPREME CHAMPION LED MARE OR FILLY Perpetual Trophy & Replica donated by the Halliday Family

 SUPREME CHAMPION LED STALLION OR COLT Perpetual Trophy & Replica donated by the Legge Family

 SUPREME CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II SILVER JUBILEE AUSTRALIA 1977 PERPETUAL COMMEMORATIVE TROPHY $100 value prize/voucher & Replica Trophy. Only the Supreme Champion Led Stallion or Colt & Supreme Champion Led Mare or Filly, as entire breeding animals, are eligible to compete for this honour. (i.e. Supreme Champion Led Gelding of the Show NOT eligible to enter). 2.00pm Grand Parade & Official Opening

The 113th Murwillumbah Show will be Officially Opened

The Grand Parade is the highlight of the Show. The Society understands that it may be difficult but would appreciate all competitors’ participation. Saturday prize money will only be paid to competitors who present a Grand Parade participation ticket on collection of prize money.

The following class is to be judged on completion of all Hack events.

 SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF THE SHOW Perpetual Trophy & Replica donated by The Tweed Valley Denture Clinic $100 value prize/voucher & Replica Trophy. Only Open Pony, Open Galloway and Open Hack Champions eligible to enter. The Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd would like to thank all sponsors of the 2013 Murwillumbah Show Your assistance and generosity are greatly appreciated

ALL STABLES AND CAMPING ARE TO BE BOOKED ONLINE AT www.nominate.com.au/stables

Elfords Electrical Ring 2

ALL RINGS WILL COMMENCE AT THE COMPLETION OF THE ALL BREEDS 2 YR OLD CLASSIC. Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon all classes except where stated otherwise

LED CLASSES

AUSTRALIAN STUD PONY - PUREBRED R2. 1. Australian Pony Stallion or Colt R2. 2. Australian Pony Mare or Filly R2. 3. Australian Pony Gelding any age Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Australian Stud Pony

AUSTRALIAN STUD PONY - PARTBRED R2. 4. Part bred Australian Pony Mare any age n/e 14hh R2. 5. Part bred Australian Pony Gelding any age n/e 14hh Champion & Reserve Champion Part bred Australian Pony

SHETLAND PONIES R2. 6. Shetland Stallion or Colt R2. 7. Shetland Mare or Filly R2. 8. Shetland Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland

MINIATURE PONY - Not exceeding 87cm R2. 9. Miniature Pony Stallion or Colt R2. 10. Miniature Pony Mare or Filly R2. 11. Miniature Pony Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Miniature Pony

WELSH PONY A & B COMBINED - PUREBRED R2. 12. Welsh Pony Stallion or Colt R2. 13. Welsh Pony Mare or Filly R2. 14. Welsh Pony Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Welsh Pony

RIDING PONY STUD BOOK R2. 15. Riding Pony Stallion or Colt Champion and Reserve Champion Riding Pony Stallion or Colt

R2. 16. Riding Pony Mare or Filly - under 12.2hh R2. 17. Riding Pony Mare or Filly - 12.2hh and under 14hh R2. 18. Riding Pony Mare or Filly - 14hh to 14.2hh Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Riding Pony Mare or Filly

R2. 19. Riding Pony Gelding - under 12.2h R2. 20. Riding Pony Gelding - 12.2hh and under 14.hh R2. 21. Riding Pony Gelding - 14hh to 14.2hh Champion and Reserve Champion Riding Pony Gelding

AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY R2. 22. Australian Saddle Pony Stallion or Colt Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Saddle Pony Stallion or Colt

R2. 23. Australian Saddle Pony Mare or Filly under 12.2hh R2. 24. Australian Saddle Pony Mare or Filly 12.2hh and under 14hh R2. 25. Australian Saddle Pony Mare or Filly 14hh to 14.2hh Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Saddle Pony Mare or Filly

R2. 26. Australian Saddle Pony Gelding under 12.2hh R2. 27. Australian Saddle Pony Gelding 12.2hh and under 14hh R2. 28. Australian Saddle Pony Gelding 14hh to 14.2hh Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Saddle Pony Gelding

Elfords Electrical Ring 2 (continued)

DARTMOOR PONIES R2. 29. Dartmoor Pony Stallion or Colt R2. 30. Dartmoor Pony Mare or Filly R2. 31. Dartmoor Pony Gelding Champion and Reserve Champion Dartmoor Pony (Prizemoney Donated by Dartmoor Promotional Group)

 SUPREME LED PONY - all Champion Led Ponies eligible to compete Sash plus Gordon Harper Memorial Trophy

RIDDEN CLASSES

RIDDEN RIDING PONY STUD BOOK R2. 32. Ridden Riding Pony Stallion not exceeding 14.2hh R2. 33. Ridden Riding Pony Mare under 12.2hh R2. 34. Ridden Riding Pony Mare 12.2hh and under 14hh R2. 35. Ridden Riding Pony Mare 14hh to 14.2hh R2. 36. Ridden Riding Pony Gelding under 12.2hh R2. 37. Ridden Riding Pony Gelding 12.2hh and under 14hh R2. 38. Ridden Riding Pony Gelding 14hh to 14.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Riding Pony

RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY R2. 39. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Stallion not exceeding 14.2hh R2. 40. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Mare under 12.2hh R2. 41. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Mare 12.2 and under 14hh R2. 42. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Mare 14hh to 14.2hh R2. 43. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Gelding under 12.2hh R2. 44. Ridden Australian. Saddle Pony Gelding 12.2hh and under 14hh R2. 45. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Gelding 14hh to 14.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Australian Saddle Pony

RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN PONY - PURE & PARTBRED R2. 46. Ridden Australian Pony Stallion R2. 47. Ridden Australian Pony Mare or Gelding under 13hh R2. 48. Ridden Australian Pony Mare or Gelding 13hh not exceeding 14hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Australian Pony

PONY HACKS R2. 49. Maiden Pony Hack Gelding or Mare not exceeding 14hh R2. 50. Progressive Pony Hack Gelding or Mare not exceeding 14hh R2. 51. Novice Pony Hack not exceeding 12hh R2. 52. Novice Pony Hack Gelding or Mare over 12hh not exceeding 13hh R2. 53. Novice Pony Hack Gelding or Mare over 13hh not exceeding 14hh Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Pony Hack

R2. 54. Open Pony Hack, not exceeding 12hh R2. 55. Open Pony Hack, over 12hh not exceeding 12.2hh R2. 56. Open Pony Hack, 12.2hh not exceeding 13hh R2. 57. Open Pony Hack, over 13hh not exceeding 13.2hh R2. 58. Open Pony Hack, over 13.2hh not exceeding 14hh Winners of Open Classes only to compete for Champion & Reserve Champion Open Pony Hack - Sash + prize to the value of $50 Reserve Champion Open Pony Hack - Sash + prize to the value of $25

R2. 59. Consolation Pony Hack -for those who have not won a ribbon in a Pony Hack event at this Show - FREE ENTRY ***FANCY DRESS EVENT*** APPROX 1.30pm st nd rd th PRIZE MONEY: 1 $100, 2 $60, 3 $40, Ribbons to 4 place. To be judged on fancy dress of horse and rider/handler - limited only by your imagination! This event will take place in Ring 2 at the same time as the Supreme Led Exhibits are being judged in Ring 1, immediately prior to the Grand Parade (approx 1.30pm). NOTE: All competitors and handlers must wear covered footwear, riders aged under 18 MUST wear an approved riding helmet.

Brims Earthmoving Ring 3 ALL RINGS WILL COMMENCE AT THE COMPLETION OF THE ALL BREEDS 2 YR OLD CLASSIC. Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon all classes except where stated otherwise

LED CLASSES PUREBRED ARABIANS R3. 1. Purebred Arabian Colt under 4yrs OFFICIAL “B” CLASS R3. 2. Purebred Arabian Stallion 4yrs & over ARABIAN SHOW Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Arabian Stallion or Colt AAROM B 2205

R3. 3. Purebred Arabian Filly under 4yrs Sponsored by R3. 4. Purebred Arabian Mare 4 yrs & over Northern Rivers Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Arabian Mare or Filly Arabian Horse Assoc Inc All entries must be registered R3. 5. Purebred Arabian Gelding under 4yrs with AHSA R3. 6. Purebred Arabian Gelding 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Gelding

 SUPREME CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN EXHIBIT ALL STABLES AND CAMPING ARABIAN DERIVATIVES R3. 7. Arabian Derivative Colt under 4yrs & not exceeding 14.2hh ARE TO BE BOOKED R3. 8. Arabian Derivative Colt under 4yrs - 14.2hh & over ONLINE AT R3. 9. Arabian Derivative Stallion 4yrs & over not exceeding 14.2hh R3. 10. Arabian Derivative Stallion 4yrs & over - 14.2hh & over www.nominate.com.au/stables Champion & Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative Stallion or Colt

R3. 11. Arabian Derivative Filly under 4yrs & not exceeding 14.2hh R3. 12. Arabian Derivative Filly under 4yrs - 14.2hh & over R3. 13. Arabian Derivative Mare 4yrs & over not exceeding 14.2hh R3. 14. Arabian Derivative Mare 4yrs & over - 14.2hh & over Champion & Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative Mare or Filly

R3. 15. Arabian Derivative Gelding under 4yrs & not exceeding 14.2hh R3. 16. Arabian Derivative Gelding under 4yrs - 14.2hh & over R3. 17. Arabian Derivative Gelding 4yrs & over not exceeding 14.2hh R3. 18. Arabian Derivative Gelding 4yrs & over - 14.2hh & over Champion & Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative Gelding

 SUPREME CHAMPION ARABIAN DERIVATIVE EXHIBIT

RIDDEN CLASSES RIDDEN PUREBRED ARABIAN & ARABIAN DERIVATIVES Novice is a horse that has not won a First Ribbon in that event at an “A” Class Show R3. 19. Novice Purebred & Arabian Derivative Hack R3. 20. Open Ridden Purebred Arabian Stallion, Mare & Gelding R3. 21. Open Ridden Arabian Derivative Stallion, Mare & Gelding under 14.2hh R3. 22. Open Ridden Arabian Derivative Gelding, Stallion & Mare 14.2hh & over Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Purebred & Arabian Derivative

R3. 23. Youth Purebred Arabian/Arabian Derivative Bridle Path Hack (N.B. Youth = 18yrs & under) R3. 24. Open Purebred Arabian/Arabian Derivative Bridle Path Hack R3. 25. Purebred Arabian/Arabian Derivative Show Hunter under 14.2hh R3. 26. Purebred Arabian/Arabian Derivative Show Hunter 14.2hh & over R3. 27. Purebred Arabian/Arabian Derivative Show or Native Costume

JUNIOR RIDER CLASSES ADULT RIDER CLASSES R3. 28. Girl Rider under 13yrs R3. 31. Gentleman Rider over 17yrs R3. 29. Girl Rider 13yrs & under 17yrs R3. 32. Tweed Shire Lady Rider 17yrs and over R3. 30. Boy Rider Under 17yrs R3. 33. Lady Rider 17yrs & under 21yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Junior Rider R3. 34. Lady Rider 21yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion Adult Rider

All Engine Repairs Ring 4

ALL BREEDS YEARLING CLASSIC & ALL BREEDS TWO YEAR OLD CLASSIC WILL BE JUDGED IN RING 1 AT 8.00AM. ALL RINGS WILL COMMENCE AT THE COMPLETION OF THESE EVENTS.

Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon all classes except where stated otherwise.

LED EVENTS BUCKSKIN R4. 12. Buckskin Stallion or Colt QUARTER HORSES R4. 13. Buckskin Mare or Filly R4. 1. Quarter Horse Colt 3yrs & under R4. 14. Buckskin Gelding R4. 2. Quarter Horse Stallion 4yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion Buckskin Champion & Reserve Champion Quarter Horse Stallion or Colt APPALOOSA “B” CLASS R4. 15. Appaloosa Stallion or Colt R4. 3. Quarter Horse Filly 3yrs & under R4. 16. Appaloosa Mare or Filly R4. 4. Quarter Horse Mare 4yrs & over R4. 17. Appaloosa Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Quarter Horse Champion & Reserve Champion Appaloosa Mare or Filly PINTOS R4. 5. Quarter Horse Gelding 3yrs & under R4. 18. Pinto Stallion or Colt R4. 6. Quarter Horse Gelding 4yrs & over R4. 19. Pinto Mare or Filly Champion & Reserve Champion Quarter Horse R4. 20. Pinto Gelding Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Pinto

PALOMINOS PAINTS R4. 7. Palomino Stallion or Colt R4. 21. Paint Stallion or Colt R4. 8. Palomino Mare or Filly R4. 22. Paint Mare or Filly R4. 9. Palomino Gelding any age R4. 23. Paint Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Palomino Champion & Reserve Champion Paint

R4. 10. Best Mane & Tail AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY HORSE R4. 11. Best Coat Colour Open to all registered Brumbies R4. 24. Open Brumby mare, filly, colt, stallion or gelding 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Sponsored by The Australian Brumby Register

PERFORMANCE EVENTS WESTERN PERFORMANCE RULES Youth, Junior Horse, Senior Horse. R4. 25. Youth Western Showmanship 18yrs & under R4. 26. Tiny Tot Lead Line 6yrs & under (Trophy) ** Amateur Owner & Open Events are run in accordance ** Lead Line competitors may not ride in any other clas- with A.Q.H.A. Rule Book Youth age requirement is 18yrs ses on the day & under.

R4. 27. Hunter under Saddle - Youth JUNIOR HORSES - Horses 5 yrs & younger can be R4 28. Hunter under Saddle - Junior Horse ridden in either a Snaffle bit, Hackamore or Bridle. R4. 29. Hunter under Saddle - Senior Horse Western must be shown in a bit. R4. 30. Hunter Hack - Youth R4. 31. Hunter Hack - Junior Horse Note: Horses competing at an approved Show in Junior R4. 32. Hunter Hack - Senior Horse Horse Events (e.g. 3 year old horse competing in Junior R4. 33. Hunt Seat Equitation - Youth Horse Western Pleasure in a Hackamore or Bridle), R4. 34. Western Pleasure - Youth cannot return to a snaffle bit at an H.S.A.A. run Show. R4. 35. Western Pleasure - Junior Horse R4. 36. Western Pleasure - Senior Horse R4. 37. Western Horsemanship - Youth R4. 38. Western Horsemanship - Open SPECIAL R4 39. Brumby to be judged as a Ridden Hack TRAS MEMBER DISCOUNT BUY 5 ENTRY TICKETS AND GET THE 6TH ONE FREE

Tweed Fruit Exchange Ring 5 ALL RINGS WILL COMMENCE AT THE COMPLETION OF THE ALL BREEDS 2 YR OLD CLASSIC. Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon all classes except where stated otherwise

WARMBLOODS - PUREBRED ONLY CLYDESDALE and OTHER HEAVY HORSES R5. 1. Warmblood Stallion or Colt R5. 14. Clydesdale & Other Heavy Horse Stallion or Colt R5. 2. Warmblood Mare or Filly R5. 15. Clydesdale & Other Heavy Horse Mare or Filly R5. 3. Warmblood Gelding R5. 16. Clydesdale & Other Heavy Horse Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Champion & Reserve Champion Clydesdale & Purebred Warmblood Other Heavy Horse

R5. 4. Part bred Warmblood Mare or Gelding PERCHERONS R5. 17. Percheron Stallion or Colt BAROQUE HORSES - PURE & PARTBRED R5. 18. Percheron Mare or Filly Andalusian, Lusitanos, Lipizzaner, Friesians R5. 19. Percheron Gelding R5. 5. Purebred Baroque Stallion or Colt any age Champion & Reserve Champion Percheron R5. 6. Purebred Baroque Mare or Filly any age R5. 7. Purebred Baroque Gelding any age  SUPREME HEAVY HORSE EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW Champion & Reserve Champion Margaret Vine Trophy Purebred Baroque Exhibit Don Baxter Memorial Trophy HEAVY HORSE WORKING CLASSES No horse may be driven in the same event more than twice. R5. 8. Part bred Baroque Gelding any age R5. 20. Draught Log Snigging, Obstacle Course R5. 9. Part bred Baroque Mare or Filly any age Senior Driver 17yrs & over Champion & Reserve Champion R5. 21 Draught Log Snigging, Obstacle Course Part bred Baroque Exhibit Junior Driver under 17yrs Trophy donated by Judy Cartwright R5. 22. Draught in Slide, Obstacle Course Senior Driver 17yrs & over RIDDEN WARMBLOODS R5. 23. Draught in Slide, Obstacle Course R5. 10. Ridden Pure Warmblood Junior Driver U17yrs R5. 11. Ridden Part bred Warmblood FARM IMPLEMENTS SINGLE HORSE OR PAIRS RIDDEN BAROQUE EXHIBIT No horse may be driven in the same event more than twice. R5. 12. Ridden Pure & Part bred Baroque Don Baxter Memorial Trophy STEVENS JOINERY AND GLASS www.stevensjoinery.com R5. 13. Baroque Exhibition - Optional PROUD SPONSORS OF THE HEAVY HORSE SECTION

HARNESS EVENTS *No horse may be driven in the same event more than twice.

R5. 24. Businessmen’s or Tradesman’s Turnout R5. 25. Show Vehicle, Viceroy Turnout R5. 26. 4 Wheel Turnout (not Viceroy) R5. 27. 2 Wheel Turnout (not Viceroy) Champion and Reserve Champion Turnout (not eligible for Supreme)

R5. 28. Novice Pony in Harness, under 14hh R5. 29. Open Pony in Harness, under 14hh Champion and Reserve Champion Pony in Harness ALL STABLES AND CAMPING R5. 30. Novice Horse in Harness, over 14hh R5. 31. Open Horse in Harness, over 14hh ARE TO BE BOOKED ONLINE AT Champion and Reserve Champion Horse in Harness www.nominate.com.au/stables

R5. 32. Novice Heavy Horse in Harness R5. 33. Open Heavy Horse in Harness Champion and Reserve Champion Heavy Horse in Harness

R5. 34. Lady Driver R5. 35. Gentleman Driver Champion and Reserve Champion Driver

 SUPREME EXHIBIT IN HARNESS 18

Work’N’Country Ring 6 ALL RINGS WILL COMMENCE AT THE COMPLETION OF THE ALL BREEDS 2 YR OLD CLASSIC. Entry Fee $3 (inc. GST) all Classes except where stated otherwise PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th Ribbon all classes except where stated otherwise

ANSA HORSES R6. 1. ANSA Gelding, 3yrs & over, 14hh & not exceeding 15.2hh R6. 2. ANSA Gelding, 3yrs & over, over 15.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion ANSA Gelding

R6. 3. ANSA Stallions 3yrs & over, 14hh & not exceeding 15.2hh R6. 4. ANSA Stallion 3yrs & over. Over 15.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion ANSA Stallion

R6. 5. ANSA Mare 3yrs & over, 14hh & not exceeding 15.2hh R6. 6. ANSA Mare 3yrs & over, over 15.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion ANSA Mare

R6. 7. ANSA Colt or Gelding under 3yrs R6. 8. ANSA Filly under 3yrs Champion & Reserve Champion ANSA Junior Exhibit

AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES ALL MEMBERS MUST BE CURRENT. ALL HORSES MUST BE REGISTERED. REGISTRATION CARDS TO BE PRODUCED TO RING STEWARD ON ENTRY. R6. 9. Junior Handler under 18yrs

R6. 10. Australian Stock Horse Stallion 4yrs & over R6. 11. Australian Stock Horse Colt 3yrs & under Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse Stallion or Colt

R6. 12. Australian Stock Horse Mare 4yrs & over 15hh & under R6. 13. Australian Stock Horse Mare 4 yrs & over, over 15hh R6. 14. Australian Stock Horse Filly 2yrs & 3yrs R6. 15. Australian Stock Horse Filly under 2yrs Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse Mare or Filly

R6. 16. Australian Stock Horse Gelding 2yrs & under R6. 17. Australian Stock Horse Gelding 3yrs & over, 15hh & under R6. 18. Australian Stock Horse Gelding 3yrs & over, over 15hh Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse Gelding

 SUPREME AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE EXHIBIT - Merv Salmon Trophy

ANSA HORSES UNDER SADDLE R6. 19. ANSA Stallion over 14hh R6. 20. ANSA Mare or Gelding 14hh to 15.2hh R6. 21. ANSA Mare or Gelding 15.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden ANSA - BK & SM Roach Perpetual Trophy

AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE - RIDDEN CLASSES R6. 22. Australian Stock Horse Hack 15hh & under, 4yrs & over R6. 23. Australian Stock Horse Hack 15hh & over, 4yrs & over R6. 24. Australian Stock Horse Hack ridden by a lady 18years & over R6. 25. Australian Stock Horse Hack ridden by a Junior under 13 years R6. 26. Australian Stock Horse Hack ridden by a Junior 13years & under 18 years R6. 27. Australian Stock Horse Hack 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Champion Hack

WORKING AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE R6. 28. Working Australian Stock Horse Stallion 4yrs & over R6. 29. Working Australian Stock Horse Mare 4 yrs & over R6. 30. Working Australian Stock Horse Gelding 4yrs & over R6. 31. Working Australian Stock Horse 3 years & under R6. 32. Working Australian Stock Horse ridden by a Junior 17 years & under Champion & Reserve Champion Working Australian Stock Horse

19 Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Incorporated Participants Indemnity and Waiver

RISK WARNING - HORSES

The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation, including passive participation, in events or activities at an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent. The risks involved may result in property damage and/or personal injury including death.

1. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury and I agree that I undertake any such risk voluntarily of my own free will and at my own risk.

2. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this form constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW).

3. I the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that I, or any other person claiming through me, may have against the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society in relation to any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by me as a result of my participation in this show/event.

4. The signatory must continually indemnify the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society on a full indemnity basis against any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced and any liability, loss (including consequential loss and loss of profits), damages or expense (including legal costs on a full indemnity basis) that the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of the undersigned’s participation in any event held by the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society. ______

I have read this Indemnity and Waiver form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made any further enquires which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in this activity.

Name: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Address: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Signature:.………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Date: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. ______

Name of Horse Owner of Horse Microchip No. or Reg. No Pic No Last Event or Description (sex,colour,brand) Horse Attended

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Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Incorporated Participants - Parental Indemnity and Waiver Form

To be signed for all children under 18 years

RISK WARNING - HORSES

1. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury.

3. I understand that by participating in this show, the subject minor may become exposed to the risk of injury, and I consent to the participation.

4. I, the signatory assert that the below named minor voluntarily consents to participation in this show.

5. I, the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that I, the above named minor, or any other person, may have against the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society in relation to any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by the subject minor as a result of participation in this show/event.

6. The signatory must continually indemnify the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society on a full indemnity basis against any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced and any liability, loss (including consequential loss and loss of profits), damages or expense (including legal costs on a full indemnity basis) that the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of the undersigned’s participation in any event held by the Tweed River Agricultural Show Society. ______

I have read this Parental Indemnity and Waiver form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made any further enquires which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in this activity.

I,…………………………………..of………………………………………………………………………...... ……...... am the parent/guardian of……………………...... …………………Date of Birth……...... …………..

Name: …………………………………………………………………..……………………………………………………

Address: ………………………………………………..……………………………………………………………………

Signature:.……………………………………………………..…………………………………………………………….

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Name of Horse Owner of Horse Microchip No. or Reg. No Pic No Last Event or Description (sex,colour,brand) Horse Attended

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SATURDAY SHOW TROTS

The first race will commence immediately following the Grand Parade with a further four races being held throughout the afternoon and evening in conjunction with other programmed events.

All Prizes will be vouchers

SPECIAL TRAS MEMBER DISCOUNT BUY FIVE ENTRY TICKETS AND GET THE 6TH ONE FREE

ALL STABLE AND CAMPING BOOKINGS ARE TO BE MADE ONLINE AT www.nominate.com.au/stables

COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE

To be judged Friday 1st November 2013 - 10.30am

Cattle must be presented NO LATER THAN 8.00am on the day of judging.

CHIEF STEWARD: Alan Boyd - Mob 0409779531 DEPUTY CHIEF STEWARD: Geoff Brown (02) 66 721517 RING STEWARDS: J. O’Reilly, B. Casey, D. Toms, R. Kane, C. Crosthwaite. ANNOUNCER: Barb O’Reilly

ENTRY FEES: TRAS Members $4.00, Non-members $5.00 ENTRIES CLOSE: 30th October 2013- Due to limited cattle accommodation this rule will be strictly enforced and entries will be accepted on a FIRST RECEIVED basis. PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $30.00, 2ND $20.00, 3RD $15.00 PRESENCE ON GROUND: ALL EXHIBITS must remain until 2.00 pm on the day of judging. ENTRIES TO ALAN BOYD OR THE SECRETARY BY 30th OCTOBER 2013

REGULATIONS 1. Cattle will be judged for early maturity, conformation, weight for age, evenness and depth of muscle. 2. Beef breeds or crosses of beef breeds only, will be eligible to compete. Exhibitors are requested to state on the entry form the breeds or crosses of breeds of cattle entered. 3. Cattle cannot be entered for, nor compete in, more than one class. 4. No heifer in calf will be eligible to compete. No bull or stag may compete in any class, this does not apply to bobby calves. 5. All entries must be bonafide property of the exhibitor on judging day and for at least three (3) months prior to show day. 6. The Society is empowered to reject any exhibits which in its opinion are not worthy of exhibition as prime cattle. 7. All cattle in classes 1-21 must have no permanent teeth. 8. All cattle must be removed as directed by the Society. 9. In the event of the Judge deciding that the exhibits in any class are not worthy of a prize, no prize will be awarded. 10. ALL CATTLE MUST HAVE NLIS TAGS 11. All cattle must be presented for weighing, mouthing and paint branding not later than 8.00am on the day of the show. The Society Steward will be available to receive exhibits from 6.30am on the day of the show. 12. All entries over 330 kg MUST BE DEHORNED before arrival on the grounds. 13. Animals can be tipped at the discretion of the stewards. 14. The Society will not be responsible for any accident of happening that may be caused through or by any exhibit and will not in any circumstances hold itself responsible or be liable for any loss, or mis-delivery of, or injury or damage to any exhibits or to the persons or property of others and it shall be one of the conditions of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the society harmless and indemnify the society against any proceedings arising from any such accident, happening or loss. 15. Entries in Pen Classes are not eligible for exhibition in individual classes but either or all as individuals, may be eligible for champion or reserve as determined by the judge.

NB: TRAS PIC NO - NG531146 24

COMMERCIAL BEEF - SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

Class No. Weight Over: To: 1. Bobby Calf Under 100kg SPONSORS

2. Vealer Heifer 100kg 140kg GEORGE & FURHMANN 3. Vealer Steer 100kg 140kg WD & NM CAMPBELL RIVERINA STOCKFEEDS 4. Vealer Heifer 140kg 180kg BECK FAMILY 5. Vealer Steer 140kg 180kg LANDMARK MERIAL ANIMAL HEALTH 6. Vealer Heifer 180kg 200kg KEL GESSEL FODDER 7. Vealer Steer 180kg 200kg ALAN VICK’S TRANSPORT UKI SPORTING HORSE ASSOC. 8. Vealer Heifer 200kg 220kg ______9. Vealer Steer 200kg 220kg $30 voucher off 10. Pair Vealers Under 220kg

11. Vealer Heifer 220kg 260kg Ivomec Eclipse OR 12. Vealer Steer 220kg 260kg Eprinex Pour On 13. Vealer Heifer 260kg 300kg From Landmark Murwillumbah to 14. Vealer Steer 260kg 300kg every vendor 15. Pair Vealers 220kg 300kg 16. Vealer Heifer 300kg 350kg 17. Vealer Steer 300kg 350kg 18. Vealer Heifer 350kg 400kg 19. Vealer Steer 350kg 400kg 20. Pair Vealers 300kg 400kg 21. Yearling Heifer or Steer 400kg 450kg

22 Yearling Heifer or Steer 450kg & Over CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION AWARDS 23. Light Vealer, Heifer or Steer (to 220kg) Classes 1 - 10 (Sash + $75)

24. Vealer, Heifer or Steer (over 220kg to 300kg) Classes 11 - 15 (Sash + $75)

25. Heavy Vealer, Heifer or Steer (300kg to 400kg) Classes 16 - 20 (Sash + $75)

26. Yearling, Heifer or Steer (400kg & Over) Classes 21 - 22 (Sash + $75)

27. SUPREME CHAMPION BEAST OF SHOW

Trophy donated by Beck Family + (Sash + $150)

LED STEER COMPETITION - School section - U/13 yr of age - Led steer any age (Entry Fee: $2.00) - 13 yrs but not exceeding 18 yrs - Led steer any age 25 (Ph 0427456955 for details) - Open Junior section - Led steer any age LED STEER COMPETITION SPONSORED BY THE BERNIE QUINN FAMILY STUD BEEF CATTLE

Judging at 8.3Oam Saturday 2nd November 2013 (Three Judging rings will operate). CHIEF STEWARD: Geoff Brown - Ph: 02 6672 1517 Mob: 0411 057 457

ENTRY FEES: $5.00 unless otherwise stated. ENTRIES CLOSE: 30 October 2013 PRIZEMONEY: 1st $15.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00 unless otherwise stated.

GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. Entry Fees must be paid at time of entry (no phone entries accepted). 2. All Stud Cattle must be led and all exhibits must be registered. 3. All bulls over 12 months must be rung. Under 12 months bulls and all females MUST either be rung or have nose-grips In single classes. 4. All animals being led or paraded on the showground must have strong halters and nose lead attached at all times. 5. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to ensure that the leaders of their stock in judging rings and parades or elsewhere on the ground, are capable of exercising control over animals in their care. The stewards reserve the right to have any animal removed from the judging ring, main arena or other areas, if in their opinion, such animal is classed as dangerous, intractable or is disadvantaging other exhibits. 6. All first prize animals shall compete for Champion. If doubts arise in the mind of the judge In any class, the matter will be referred to the Chief Steward for consideration. 7. A Heifer is considered a Female animal which has not had a calf and is not over 3 years of age. 8. No drug, hormone or tranquiliser shall be administered to any animal exhibit except under the direction of the Society’s Veterinary Surgeon who shall advise the Senior Steward if, in their opinion, such drug, hormone or tranquilliser is likely to have any effect upon the animal which would be material to its chances of being awarded a prize and in such case the Stewards may debar the animal at any time from competing. Senior Stewards may at any time direct the Society’s Veterinary Surgeon to take a sample of blood, saliva or urine from an exhibit for testing. 9. Exhibitors Note: Calves may be paraded with their mother, provided the cow is lactating and the calf is under 8 months. Calf can’t be shown on Its own in under 12 months class, or vice versa. 10. All cattle must be available for inspections to the person nominated by the Society at any time. 11. The Society will not hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of livestock or other exhibits at the Show or any damage thereto. 12. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor except where otherwise stated. 13. Junior Champion will be taken from under 20 months classes. 14. Breeding Date 1st October- see table below for correct classes. 15. All cattle entered MUST REMAIN ON GROUNDS UNTIL AFTER GRAND PARADE AND ALL PRIZEWINNING CATTLE MUST TAKE PART IN GRAND PARADE. 16. The Society has the right to be the sole arbitrator in relation to all disputes, omissions, acts etc. and such decisions shall be final and binding upon all persons affected therein.

NB: TRAS PIC NO: NG531146

SPONSOR

THOMAS GEORGE, MEMBER FOR LISMORE

BREEDING DATE 1st OCTOBER DATES OF BIRTH FOR AGE CLASSES: (Please check that you have entered correctly)

Under 12 months - born on or after 1/10/12 12 & Under 16 months - born 1/06/11 to 30/9/12 16 & Under 20 months - born 31/05/11 to 1/10/12

JUNIOR HEIFER CLASSIC - SATURDAY 2nd NOVEMBER 2013 - 8.30 am (Entries for all classes: $10 - 75% goes to jackpot) CLASS 1. Female U12 months All Breeds JACKPOT 2. Female 12-16 months All Breeds Junior Heifer - $82.50 3. Female 16-20 months All Breeds JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE (Plus 75% of this years entry) RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE

JUNIOR BULL SPECTACULAR - SATURDAY 2nd NOVEMBER 2013 - 8.30 am (Entries for all classes: $10- 75% goes to jackpot) CLASS 4. Male U12 months All Breeds JACKPOT 5. Male 12-16 months All Breeds Junior Bull - $112.50 6. Male 16-20 months All Breeds JUNIOR CHAMPION MALE (Plus 75% of this years entry) RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION MALE

7. Led Steer Competition: Open Category

SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF ANIMAL OF ALL BREEDS Trophy donated by Thomas George MP + Sash + $80

Jackpot Rules: 1. Only the 1st placed entry of any breed from classes 1-6 will be eligible for their respective jackpot draw. 2 The exhibitor of the Junior Champion Bull or Junior Champion Heifer must draw their breed to win the Jackpot.

STUD BEEF - Saturday 2nd November 2013

BRITISH EUROPEAN BOS INDICUS DEXTERS All Breeds All Breeds All Breeds LOWLINE

CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS Female - U12 months 7 21 35 49 (U12mths) - 12-U16 months 8 22 36 50 (12-20mths) - 16-U20 months 9 23 37 JUNIOR CHAMPION Sash Sash Sash Sash JUNIOR RESERVE Sash Sash Sash Sash

Female - 20-U24 months 10 24 38 51 (0-20mths) - 24-U30 months 11 25 39 - over 30 months in calf 12 26 40 or calf at foot, U6 mths SENIOR CHAMPION Sash Sash Sash Sash SENIOR RESERVE Sash Sash Sash Sash

Bull - U12months 13 27 41 52 (U12mths) - 12-U16months 14 28 42 53 (12-20mths) - 16-U20months 15 29 43 JUNIOR CHAMPION Sash Sash Sash Sash JUNIOR RESERVE Sash Sash Sash Sash Bull - 20-U24 months 16 30 44 54 (0/20 mths) - 24-U30 months 17 31 45 - 30 months & over 18 32 46 SENIOR CHAMPION Sash Sash Sash Sash SENIOR RESERVE Sash Sash Sash Sash BREEDERS GROUP 19 33 47 55 To consist of three. Both sexes represented. Drawn from general classes. All the property of the Breeder. PROGENY GROUP 20 34 48 56 To consist of three. Progeny of one sire. Drawn from general classes. All the Property of the Exhibitor. GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE Sash + $70 Sash + $70 Sash + $70 Sash + $70 RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE Sash Sash Sash Sash GRAND CHAMPION BULL Sash + $70 Sash + $70 Sash + $70 Sash + $70 RESERVE CHAMPION BULL Sash Sash Sash Sash SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF ANIMAL OF AU. BREEDS. Sash • $80 (Grand champion male & female of each group: British, European, Bos Indicus, Dexters & Lowlines) SPECIAL 1. ALL BREEDS EXHIBITORS GROUP (Contested by Winning Group: British, European, Bos Indicus, Dexters & Lowlines) SPECIAL 2. ALL BREEDS PROGENY GROUP (Contested by winning Group : British, European. Bos Indicus, Dexters & Lowlines) JUNIOR PARADER - U13 years JUNIOR PARADER - U20 years OPEN PARADER CLASS - Over 20 years

DAIRY CATTLE SECTION

To be judged Saturday 2nd November 2013 - 9.30am

Chief Steward: Mr Allan Brown 02 6672 2718 Mob: 0416 142 777 Deputy Chief Steward: B. Albury

1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons will be awarded in all classes ENTRY FEE: $2 ALL CLASSES LOCAL ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 1, QUEENSLAND ENTRIES CLOSE October 28 SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ALL BREEDS will be found after class 60.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS

1. All cattle to be on the ground by 9.00am ready to commence judging and remain until after the Grand Parade which commences at 2.00pm. 2. Only first prize animals can compete for champion. The animal placed second in the class of the animal placed champion can compete for the award of Reserve Champion. 3. If doubts arise in the mind of the judge or judges in any class as to the classification of a competing animal, the matter will be referred to the Chief Steward for consideration. 4. In all classes, judges will be asked to allot second and third and fourth prize also where stated. 5. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor except where otherwise stated. All exhibits from a partnership must be the bona fide property of the firm exhibiting same and no animal owned by an individual member of the firm will be eligible for a prize unless exhibited in his own name. 6. The classification of all animals competing in this section shall be determined by the production of age certificates and the definition of a female, dry, shall be: females at least six months in calf and milked out. Last calving date to be supplied. 7. ENTRY FORMS MUST BE COMPLETED IN FULL DETAIL AND PEDIGREES OF STOCK SUPPLIED OR ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 8. All prize-winners must parade at such times as the Stewards may require. Neglect to do so renders the owner liable to forfeit his claim to any prizes won by that particular exhibit. This RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. 9. THE AGE OF THE CATTLE SHALL BE THE ACTUAL AGE UP TO 1ST JULY. 10. All exhibits in Pen or Group Classes must have been entered in a single class. 11. A HEIFER is a female never having had a calf. 12. All cattle must be made available for inspection to persons nominated by the Society at any time. 13. All Australian Illawarra Shorthorns, Holstein-Friesians, Jersey, Guernsey and Ayrshires must be registered in the Herd Book before being entered in the show and the Herd Book Number listed on the entry form. In the case where no number is fixed, proof of acceptance of the Herd Book must be produced when making entries. 14. The Society will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of livestock or other exhibits at the Society’s exhibition or any damage thereto. 15. All persons leading exhibits in the judging ring must be suitably attired, preferably in dustcoats. 16. All exhibitors must complete and sign the declaration on the back of the entry form concerning treatment for ticks and all cattle must be treated for ticks either by dipping, spraying or an approved pour-on within 5 days of the show.

NB: TRAS PIC NO - NG531146

JERSEYS AIS GUERNSEYS HOLSTEIN AYRSHIRE

Entry Fee: Prize- Class Class Class Class Class $2.00 DAIRY CATTLE money

Heifer under 10 mths $10 $5 1 13 25 37 49

Heifer 10 months & Under 15 $10 $5 2 14 26 38 50 months Heifer 15 months & under 20 $10 $5 3 15 27 39 51 months Heifer 20 months & under 24 $10 $5 4 16 28 40 52 months Pair of Heifers under 2 yrs $10 $5 5 17 29 41 53

JUVENILE CHAMPION HEIFER Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash under 2 yrs RESERVE JUVENILE Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash CHAMPION HEIFER HONOURABLE MENTION Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash

JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE $20 6 18 30 42 54 under 3 yrs RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION $15 Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash FEMALE HONOURABLE MENTION $10 Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash (milking or Dry)

Female, 3 yrs & under 4 $15 $10 $5 7 19 31 43 55 in milk Female over 4 yrs in milk $20 $15 8 20 32 44 56 $10

BEST UDDERED $20 $15 9 21 33 45 57 FEMALE $10

SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash over 3 yrs RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash FEMALE HONOURABLE MENTION Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash Sash

Pen of 3 Females over 3 yrs $15 $10 $5 10 22 34 46 58

Pen of 3 Females $15 $10 $5 11 23 35 47 59 under 3 yrs Group – To consist of : 3 cows $15 $10,$5 12 24 36 48 60 over 3 yrs 2 females under 3 yrs

Many thanks to our Sponsors: Norco Milk, Wesfarmers Federation Insurance, Norco Rural Stores, Ken McDonald, Wyatt Artificial Breeders, Queen Street Vets, Crosthwaite Family, Pat McDonald, Unimin Lime Pty Ltd, Incitec Pty Ltd.

SPECIALS: ALL BREEDS

SPECIAL 1 : SUPREME JUVENILE JUNIOR FEMALE CHAMPION UNDER 2 YEARS Entry free. Prize to the value of $50 from Murwillumbah Vet Clinic. SPECIAL 2 : SUPREME JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE OF ALL BREEDS. Sash and prize to the value of $100 from Wyatt Artificial Breeders. SPECIAL 3 : SUPREME PEN OF COWS to be contested by the Winning Senior Pen of Cows of each breed -Sash plus F.R. McDonald Memorial Trophy ($50) and prize to the value of $50 from Norco Co-op Ltd. SPECIAL 4 : BEST UDDERED COW OF ALL BREEDS. Sash plus $30 from PG & PM McDonald + prize to the value of $50.00 from Norco Co-op Ltd. SPECIAL 5 : WESFARMERS SUPREME CHAMPION COW OF ALL BREEDS. Sash, plaque and prize to the value of $100.00 courtesy Wesfarmers Federation Insurance, plus prize to the value of $50 from Norco Co-op Ltd. SPECIAL 6 : MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN CLASS SECTION. (3 points for 1st, 2 points for 2nd, 1 point for 3rd) 1st prize to the value of $300, 2nd prize to the value of $150 SPECIAL 7 : JUNIOR PARADER UNDER 12 YEARS - Entry free 1st $7.50; 2nd $4.00; 3rd $1.00 + Plus Sash (Prizemoney supplied by Crosthwaite Family). SPECIAL 8 : JUNIOR PARADER 12 YEARS & UNDER 16 YEARS - Entry free 1st $7.50; 2nd $4.00; 3rd $1.00 + Sash (Prizemoney supplied by Crosthwaite Family).

A.I.S. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Exhibitors in this section are automatically eligible for inclusion in the Most Successful Exhibitor competition conducted by the North Coast Branch of the A.I.S. Society of the North Coast District Show Circuit.

MOVEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS YEARS SHOW.

 As Murwillumbah is now in the Tick Free Area of NSW it will not be necessary for your Society to forward a list of Queensland stock attending as in the past.

 Stock from Queensland Tick infected or Tick Protected Area will need to meet the normal treatment requirements to enter NSW.

 The only other stock requiring treatment will be stock from the Cattle Tick Protected Area of Kyogle.

CJ Martin, Senior Inspector (Tech) - NSW Agriculture.

PLEASE FORWARD ENTRIES TO:

The SECRETARY TWEED RIVER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD PO BOX 727 Phone: 02 6672 5507 MURWIILUMBAH 2484 Mobile: 0427 725 507 31

COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE, STUD BEEF CATTLE, DAIRY CATTLE and SHEEP

ENTRY FORM (Page 1 of 2)

Please use a separate form for each section. Additional forms may be copied or downloaded from www.murwillumbahshowground.com For entry Fees and closing date refer to schedule.

SECTION: ______

Office Use Class Details / Name Fee

No. Of Total $ Animals enclosed

Name of Exhibitor:

Address:

Phone:

EMAIL:

COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE, STUD BEEF CATTLE, DAIRY CATTLE and SHEEP

ENTRY FORM (Page 2 of 2)

A. I hereby apply to enter the above exhibits in terms of and upon the conditions as set out in the Society's Regulations, which I have read and by which I agree to be bound, and I hereby certify to the correctness of the particulars as set out below.

B. This Certificate of Entry and the Regulations shall constitute the whole agreement upon which entries are submitted and I agree that all representations and statements not appearing therein or the regulations are hereby excluded.

C. I further agree to exhibit at the Murwillumbah Show Annual Exhibition at my own risk and advise that I will not make any claim against the Society or any of its committee for any injury or loss sustained or caused by my actions at the Murwillumbah Show Annual Exhibition.

I hereby agree to abide by all rules and conditions of entry of the Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd. pertaining to these entries.

NAME OF EXHIBITOR / PARENT / GUARDIAN______

ADDRESS______

SIGNATURE:______PHONE:______

Secretary: PO Box 727 Murwillumbah NSW 2484 Phone/Fax 02 6672 5547 Mobile 0427 725 507 All schedules and programs at www.murwillumbahshowground.com email : secretary @murwillumbahshowground.com Entry forms can be emailed, posted or faxed to the above address Entry Fees - cheque or direct deposit (see below)

Bank Details Southern Cross Credit Union Branch No. 802185 Account No. 97448 Account Name: Tweed River Agricultural Society (TRAS) REF: ‘Sheep’ or ‘trade beef’ or ‘stud beef’ or ‘dairy’, then your surname E.g. REF: ‘Sheep Jones’

33 SHEEP SCHEDULE

TO BE JUDGED: Saturday 2nd November 2013

WELCOME EXHIBITORS and SPECTATORS to this, the 26th sheep show to be held by the Society. We hope that you enjoy participating in the exhibition, that friendships are struck, that ‘know-how’ is exchanged and that you will join with us in future years and assist us in staging a first class all-round Show for the Tweed District.

CHIEF STEWARD: Paul Kitchin (02) 66897434 DEPUTY CHIEF STEWARD: Ken Kirkland, Mathew Andrew Entry Fee: $3.00 Entries Close: 27 October 2013 Prizemoney: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $2.00

REGULATIONS: 1. Restriction on the number of entries by an exhibitor in any class is four. 2. All exhibitors to report to the Chief Steward before unloading or penning sheep. The Chief Stewards will be in attendance from 7.30am on Saturday of the Show. 3. ALL EXHIBITS OF STUD SHEEP WILL BE JUDGED ON SATURDAY. THE OWNER MUST PRESENT THE STEWARDS WITH ACCREDITATION PAPERS ON ARRIVAL. 4. All sheep (Registered and Stud) must be in show condition and free from any contagious and infectious disease. 5. All exhibits to be penned by 8.00am on the morning of the show. 6. Judging will commence at 8.30am. 7. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor unless otherwise stated. 8. Exhibitors must be prepared to parade their stock in the relevant sections or when otherwise called to do so. 9. Animals which qualify for more than one class may enter as many classes as applicable. 10. Coloured Sheep are not eligible for the Breed Sections. 11. No prize money will be paid where there are less than three entries in a class. 12. Ribbons and Awards shall be displayed on the pen of the prize winning animals. 13. No prize winning entry shall leave the Show area prior to 5.00pm. 14. TICK REGULATIONS for exhibitors outside the Tick Quarantine Area: A permit from the Exhibitors local Pastures Protection Board is all that is required for entry. Entry through the Tick Gates must be in daylight hours and if returning within five days, only spraying is needed. Please see Stewards for arrangements. 15. Exhibitors are requested to join in the Grand Parade at 2.00pm Saturday.

34 WOOL SECTION Judging: 10.00am Friday 1st November 2013 Entry Fee: $1.00 per fleece

CLASSES 1. Merino 2. Cross Breeds 3. Coloured Fleece 4. Alpaca Fleece 5. Goat Fleece

Cards will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Ribbons for Champion and Reserve Champion.

CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS 1. Each fleece must be skirted as for market and must be the product of one sheep and grown in the last twelve months. 2. Wool from rugged or housed sheep ineligible for Grand Champion Prize. 3. Rams fleeces are also ineligible for Grand Champion. 4. All fleeces to be delivered in plastic bags, one per bag, with name and class clearly marked, also approx. period of growth. 5. Unclaimed fleeces become the property of the Society after 60 days. 6. All fleece to be entered by owner or agent. 7. Most successful exhibitor awarded on the following scale of points. 1st place ...... 3 points 2nd place ...... 2 points 3rd place ...... 1 point Champion ….... 5 points

SHEEP SECTION - SATURDAY

1. Junior Judging Competition Trophy donated by Border Region Financial Services. Open to residents of the North Coast over 15 years & under the age of 25 as at 1st May. The winner & runner up must be able to compete at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. 2. Junior Judging competition for exhibitors from Queensland schools. Trophy donated by Ken Kirkland.

SUFFOLKS 3. Rams under 6 months. 4. Rams 6 months & over not showing permanent teeth. 5. Rams showing 2 teeth. 6. Rams showing 4 teeth & over. 7. Champion Suffolk Ram. (Prize plus ribbon). 8 Reserve Champion Suffolk Ram. 9. Ewe under 6 months 10. Ewe 6 months & over not showing permanent teeth. 11. Ewe showing 2 teeth. 12. Ewe showing 4 teeth & over. 13. Champion Suffolk Ewe. (Prize plus ribbon). 14. Reserve Champion Suffolk Ewe. 15. Ewe with lamb or lambs at foot. 16. Breeders Group: 2 Ewes & 1 Ram.

ANY OTHER BREED 17. Rams under 6 months. 18. Rams 6 months & over. not showing permanent teeth. 19. Rams showing 2 teeth. 20. Rams showing 4 teeth & over. 21. Champion Any Other Breed - Ram. (Prize plus ribbon). 22. Reserve Champion Any Other Breed - Ram. 23. Ewe under 6 months. 24. Ewe 6 months & over not showing permanent teeth. 25. Ewe showing 2 teeth. 26. Ewe showing 4 teeth & over. 27. Champion Any Other Breed - Ewe. (Prize plus ribbon). 28. Reserve Champion Any Other Breed - Ewe. 29. Ewe with lamb or lambs at foot. 30. Breeders Group: 2 Ewes & 1 Ram. 31. Champion Ewe with lamb at foot. (Prize plus ribbon). 32. Champion Breeders Group. (Royce Gibson Memorial Trophy plus replica). 33. Supreme Champion Ewe. (Prize plus ribbon). 34. Supreme Champion Ram. (Prize plus ribbon). 35. Sundry Junior Paraders Competition

36. STEWARDS MATESHIP SHIELD - Shield donated by Mathew Andrew (Shield to be awarded to an individual & Group who show the best example of cooperation, participation & sportsmanship).

SCHOOL COMPETITION A points competition will be run in conjunction with the show, all schools are automatically entered. Rodney Lock from Armidale, has donated a shield for this competition .

A ramp will be in place to assist in unloading. Entry is suggested through the Cattle Gate. We regret that parking is not possible near the sheep pavilion. You will have to unload, then park vehicles at the council saleyards. Admission to the grounds is payable by all exhibitors and handlers, unless they are members of the Society.

Membership forms must be obtained from the Secretary and returned to PO Box 727, Murwillumbah, 2484 with the appropriate fee, by October 28th at the latest. Membership entitles free admission to the member and guest for both days of the show; and the members vehicle whenever possible.

SHEEP ENTRY FORMS see pages 30 & 31 or download from website

1. Go to main webpage - www.murwillumbahshowground.com 2. Go to Forms to Download 3. Go to Entry Forms 4. Fill in and return to the Secretary

SPONSORS

KEN KIRKLAND MATHEW ANDREW

BORDER REGION FINANCIAL SERVICES

DOG SCHEDULE

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Showgrounds, Queensland Road, Murwillumbah NSW 2484

Friday 1st November 2013

Judging Commences 9.30am D.S.T. CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Alby Webster JUDGES: Ms E Brown Mrs G Hovey-Jacobs

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Agenor, J Lanham, PO Box 1435, Mudgeeraba QLD 4213 Ph: (02) 6679 4233 or 0409 720 882 Extreme Weather Ph: 0418 758 803 Cheques made payable to: Tweed River Agricultural Society

Entries Close: 11 October 2013 Entry Fees: Member & Non Member Ordinary Class $9.00 Special Classes/ Sweepstakes $6.00 Baby Puppy $6.00 Catalogues $3.00

SCHEDULE OF JUDGES ORDINARY CLASSES STATE BREEDS, GROUPS TO BE JUDGED Mrs E Brown QLD 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys Hounds, Utility, Non Sporting, General Specials Mrs G Hovey-Jacobs QLD 6-12 mths S/stakes, Terriers, Gundogs, Working Dogs

Order of Judging Ring 1: 3-6 mths S/Stakes, Toys, Hounds, Utility, Non sporting, General Specials Ring 2: 6-12 mths S/stakes, Terriers Gundogs, Working Dogs

Dogs NSW Representative Mrs V Brown

Ground Admittance Free Entry Show Refreshments Available all day Camping Available

PRIZES - Category B General Specials Trophy & Sash Group Specials Trophy & Sash

SUGAR CANE

To be judged Friday 1st November 2013 - 8:00am

CHIEF STEWARD: John Harbison - Mob. 0403 427 131 STEWARDS: Graham Martin, Allen Quirk, Greg O’Connor

SPECIAL REGULATIONS:

1. NO SUCKERS FROM 2 YEAR CANE TO BE EXHIBITED. 2. No cane to be topped except in specials 3 and 4. 3. All exhibits to be grown by or on behalf of the exhibitor and entered as per assignment name. 4. Where there is one exhibit only in any one class, that exhibit shall be awarded first prize; where there are only two exhibits, first and second prizes shall be awarded: where there are three exhibits in classes for which three prizes are allotted, first, second and third prizes shall be awarded; provided that in the opinion of the judges the standard of the exhibit or exhibits is sufficiently high enough to merit the awards. 5. All entries to be grown on cane land assigned to Condong Mill and entered in the name of the assignment. 6. Entries in Productivity Competition and Weight and CCS Competition will be limited to those growers who have two or more entries in classes 1 - 15. 7. All entries must have at least 1 1/2 metres, or 5ft, of cane. 8. ALL ENTRIES TO BE DELIVERED ON THURSDAY 31st OCTOBER (the day before the show). NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON FRIDAY 1st NOVEMBER. 9. All entries in Weight and CCS competition to be delivered to Mill Glasshouse by 3.30pm Thursday 31st October. 10. NO 2 YEAR cane accepted. 11. PRIZE PRESENTATION APPROXIMATELY 3.00pm SATURDAY 2nd NOVEMBER.

Prize money not collected by 8.00pm will be forfeited.

ONE YEAR OLD CANE:

1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5

1. BN81-1394 (Bronco) nine stalks 2. CO740, nine stalks 3. Q151, nine stalks Prize money in these classes donated by 4. Q155, nine stalks N.S.W. Sugar Milling Co-op Ltd and 5. Q170, nine stalks Tweed Executive. 6. Q188, nine stalks 7. Q193, nine stalks 8. Q200, nine stalks 9. Q203, nine stalks 10. Q208, nine stalks 11. Q211, nine stalks 12. Q213, nine stalks 13. Q234, nine stalks 14. KQ228, nine stalks 15. Any other variety, nine stalks

SPECIAL CLASSES:

1. COMPETITION BETWEEN ZONES, three approved varieties of nine stalks each (27 in all). Entries to be the responsibility of zones. Entries to be separate to other classes in schedule. Entries must be obtained from 3 different growers. Prize money, which will be supplied by Tweed Executive, will be given to individual growers. 1st $45, 2nd $15. 2. BEST NINE STALKS of approved one year old cane. Prizes by Noel Graham Farm Machinery to the value of 1st $50, 2nd $25. 3. WEIGHT and CCS COMPETITION OF EIGHT STALKS. Four to be weighed. Four to be tested. Trophy by Wesfarmers Federation Insurance. Prizes by Wesfarmers Federation Insurance and Northern District Exhibit to the value of 1st $100, 2nd $50. 4. HIGHEST CCS IN SPECIAL 3. Prizes by Wright Machinery Services and Lindsay Rural to the value of 1st $50, 2nd $20. 5. HIGHEST WEIGHT IN SPECIAL 3. Prizes by O’Halloran Motors / John Deere Cameco and Northern District Exhibit to the value of 1st $50, 2nd $20. 6. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN CLASS SECTION, on basis of 3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd. Prizes by Sibelco and Northern Marketing to the value of 1st $50, 2nd $20. 7. COMPETITOR WITH MOST ENTRIES. 2 entries only in each class 1-15. Prize by Shannonbrook Seeds to the value of $50. 8. PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITION for MOST SUGAR PER HECTARE from an assigned farm OVER 50 HECTARES in the PREVIOUS FIVE SEASONS. Prizes by Marrison Hydraulics and Bayer Crop Science to the value of 1st $40, 2nd $25. 9. PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITION for MOST SUGAR PER HECTARE from an assigned farm UNDER 50 HECTARES in the PREVIOUS FIVE SEASONS. Prizes by Landmark and Work’n’Country Gear to the value of 1st $40, 2nd $25. 10. PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITION for MOST SUGAR PER HECTARE from an assigned farm OVER 50 HECTARES IN THE PREVIOUS SEASON. Prizes by Murwillumbah Hire and Hayes Steel to the value of 1st $40, 2nd $25. 11. PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITION for MOST SUGAR PER HECTARE from an assigned farm UNDER 50 HECTARES IN THE PREVIOUS SEASON. Prizes by Norco Rural Stores and Sunshine Batteries to the value of 1st $40, 2nd $25.

BANANAS

To be judged Thursday 31st October 2013

Judges: Greg Bradshaw and Wayne McFee

Stewards: Members of the Tweed Brunswick Banana Growers Association

Note: Entries must be in the Pavilion by 9.30am sharp on Thursday 31st October. Stewards will receive exhibits from 8.00am.

Unsuccessful carton and bunch entries remain the property of the exhibitor and may be collected between 6.00pm and 6.30pm on Saturday 2nd November.

Any fruit not collected by 6.30pm will be sold by the stewards and the proceeds donated to charity.

Rules Governing Exhibits in Banana Section: 1. Prizes indicated in the schedule are offered in good faith, however the Association reserves the right to change prizes to another of equal value without notice. 2. Entries may only compete in 1 section 3. Exhibitors must present all entries to stewards for attachment of class tickets 4. Cavendish Cartons must weigh between 14kg & 15kg gross including lids. Packed clusters or hands. 5. Lady Finger cartons must weigh between 13kg & 14kg for 12kg carton or between 9kg and 9.5kg for 8kg carton gross including lids. Packed clusters or hands. 6. No Grower or Agents identification marks to be shown on cartons. 7. Bunch stalk lengths - minimum 200mm max. 350mm. Stalk lengths below bottom hand to be judges discretion if freshly cut. 8. Exhibits in the banana section will be judged on quality, maturity, weight, conformation and blemish, at judges discretion for bunches with addition for packing and grading for cartons. 9. All sprung, ripe or split fruit must be removed from bunches before entry will be accepted. 10.Ripe or sprung fruit in cartons or hands on entry will be disqualified. 11.All fruit to be washed, cleaned, with black dead flowers removed and free from chemicals, before leaving your property.

BUNCHES

1. Best Commercial Bunch of Cavendish Bananas Suitable for all markets, Judged on fruit quality only. Bunch pruning permitted at bunch covering stage only. Over pruning will be at judges discretion. Bunches showing evidence of ripe or damaged fruit removal will be disqualified. 1st - $100.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide 2nd - $75.00 courtesy of Shoobridge Transport

2. Best Commercial Bunch Lady Fingers (To be judged same as class 1) 1st - $100.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide 2nd - $75.00 courtesy of Shoobridge Transport.

3. Heaviest Bunch of Cavendish 1st - $100.00 store voucher courtesy of Norco Rural Stores + $20.00 courtesy of Shoobridge Transport 2nd - 30 cartons courtesy of Amcor and Landmark.

4. Heaviest Bunch of Lady Fingers 1st - $100.00 store voucher courtesy of Norco Rural Stores + $20.00 courtesy of Shoobridge Transport 2nd - 30 cartons courtesy of Amcore & Landmark.

HANDS

5. Best Hand Cavendish 1st - 10kg Diurex courtesy of Lindsay Rural 2nd - $50.00 Courtesy of Noel Graham Farm Machinery

6. Best Hand Lady Finger 1st - 10kg Diurex courtesy of Lindsay Rural 2nd - $50.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide

7. Best Commercial Carton of Cavendish Bananas (Ex large grade packed in 13kg carton) 1st - $75.00 courtesy of Noel Graham Farm Machinery + 40 cartons courtesy of Amcor and Landmark 2nd - $30.00 courtesy of Shoobridge Transport + 40 cartons courtesy of Amcor and Landmark

8. Best Commercial Carton of Lady Finger Bananas (Ex large grade packed in an 8kg or 12kg carton) 1st - $75.00 courtesy of Noel Graham Farm Machinery + 40 cartons courtesy of Amcor and Landmark 2nd - $30.00 courtesy of Shoobridge Transport + 40 cartons courtesy of Amcor and Landmark

9. Champion Bunch of Show (Classes 1- 4) Entry not necessary - bunch to become property of show committee 1st - $100.00 voucher courtesy of Murwillumbah Exhaust & Service Centre 2nd - $50.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide

10. Champion Hand of Show (Classes 5 & 6) 1st - $75.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide 2nd - $50.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide

11. Champion Carton of Show (Classes 7 & 8) 1st - $75.00 courtesy of La Manna Bananas Adelaide 2nd - 30 cartons courtesy of Amcor and Landmark

POULTRY

To be judged: Friday 1st November 2013 at 9.00 am

CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Allan Campbell

STEWARDS: Members TRAS Poultry Sub Committee JUDGES: Soft Feather ) Hard Feather ) Rob Walpole Water Fowl )

ENTRIES CLOSE: 25 October 2013. All entries must be made out in duplicate on the form provided. Both copies to be returned to secretary with correct entry fee. No late entries will be accepted

CLASSES: To be single birds unless otherwise stated. Junior Exhibitors Under 16

TIMES: All entries are to be penned not later than 8.30am on the Friday of the show and must remain in the Pavilion until Sunday between 7.00 &9.00am. The shed will be open Thursday night between the hours of 6.30 to 8.00pm to pen birds.

ENTRY FEES: $2.00 members & Juniors— $3.00 non members PRIZE MONEY: Prize money will be awarded to each class that has 3 or more entrants, 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $1.00

CONDITIONS OF All care will be taken of exhibits, but the Society will not accept ENTRY: responsibility for death, injury or theft of exhibits No exhibit shall be removed without Stewards permission Judging sticks to be used by judges only. Judge’s decision to the merit shall be accepted as final.

NOTE: SEPARATE CLASSES FOR ANY OTHER VARIETY (AOV) OR ANY OTHER COLOUR (AOC) will be provided if sufficient numbers are entered. CHAMPION CARD will be awarded in each breed

Sashes donated by Tweed River Agricultural Society Limited

Major Prize money donated by Tweed River Agricultural Society

GRAND CHAMPION ...... $50 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION...... $30 JUNIOR GRAND CHAMPION ...... $20 JUNIOR RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION ...... $10

Male Female Male Female Hard Feather Large Hardfeather Bantam

Malay Game 31 32 Australian Game Black Red 1 2 Indian Game Dark 33 34 Australian Game Blue Red 3 4 Indian Game AOC 35 36 Australian Game Duckwing 5 6 Modem Game Black Red 37 38 Australian Game AOC 7 8 Modern Game Blue Red 39 40 Henfeather Game 9 10 Modern Game Wheaten XX 41 Black Tail Malay Game AC 11 12

Modern Game AC 13 14 Modern Game Wheaten XX 42 Blue Tail OEO Black Red Dark Leg 15 16 Modern Game AOC 43 44 OEG Black Red Light Leg 17 18 OEG Black Red Dark Leg 45 46 OEG AOC 19 20 OEG Black Red Light Leg 47 48 Pit Game Heavy Muff 21 22 OEG Wheaten Black Tail XX 49 Pit Game Heavy Plain Face 23 24 OEG Wheaten Blue Tail XX 50 Pit Game Light Muff 25 26 OEG AOC 51 52 Pit Game Light Plain Face 27 28 Pit Game Muff 53 54 AOV Hardfeather Large 29 30 Pit Game Plain Face 55 56

Henfeather Pit 57 58

male Fe- Female

Male Male Male Australian Game Soft Feather Large

Aussie Black Red 59 60 Ancona AC 65 66 Aussie Blue Red 61 62 Araucana AC 67 68 Aussie AOC 63 64 Australian Langshan AOC 69 70

Male Female Soft Feather Australorp AOC 71 72 Bantam Barneveder AC 73 74

Araucana AC 121 122 Cochin 75 76

Ancona AC 123 124 Wyandotte AOC 77 78

Rosecomb 125 126 Sussex AC 79 80

Australian Langshan AOC 127 128 Welsummer 81 82

Australorp AOC 129 130 Hamburg AOC 83 84

Frizzle AC 131 132 Leghorn Black (Ckl-Plt)Breeder 85 86 Leghorn Brown (ckl-plt)Breeder 133 134 Leghorn Blue 87 88 Leghorn Black (ckl-plt)Breeder 135 136 Leghorn Brown (Ckl-Plt)Breeder 89 90 Leghorn Blue 137 138 Leghorn White 91 92 Leghorn White 139 140 Leghorn AOC 93 94 Leghorn AOC 141 142 Minorca AOC 95 96 Minorca AC 143 144 Silkie White 97 98 Orpington AC 145 146 Silkie Black 99 100 Plymouth Rock 147 148 Silkie AOC 101 102 Seabright Silver 149 150 Orpington Buff 103 104 Seabright Gold 151 152 Orpington AOC 105 106 Japanese 153 154 Plymouth Rock Dark Barred 107 108 Rhode Island AC 155 156 Plymouth Rock Light Barred 109 110 Sussex AC 157 158 Plymouth Rock AOC 111 112 Wyandotte AOC 159 160 Polish AC 113 114 Pekin Black 161 162 Rhode Island Red 115 116 Pekin Blue 163 164 Rhode Island White 117 118 Pekin Buff 165 166 AOV SF Large 119 120 Pekin White 167 168

Pekin AOC 169 170

Soft Feather AOV 171 172 44

Water Fowl Male Female TWEED RIVER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LIMITED Muscovy AOC 173 174 POULTRY ENTRY FORM Indian Runner 175 176 PAID Saxony 177 178 EXHIBITOR’S COPY Campbell ALL ENTRIES MUST BE FORWARDED 179 180 IN DUPLICATE PEN Pekin 181 182 CLASS BREED OR VARIETY Entry Fees No.

Mallard AOC 183 184

Saxony Bantam 185 186

AOV Water Fowl 187 188

Geese 189 190

BREEDING PAIRS

Hard Feather Large 191

Large Soft Feather 192

Bantam, Soft Feather 193

Bantam, Hard Feather 194

I hereby enter the above, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society.

Exhibitor’s full Initial, Name and Address in BLOCK LETTERS.

NAME:______

ADDRESS:______

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SIGNATURE:______45 TWEED RIVER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LIMITED POULTRY ENTRY FORM

PAID

SECRETARY’S COPY ALL ENTRIES MUST BE FORWARDED IN DUPLICATE

PEN CLASS BREED OR VARIETY Entry Fees No.

I hereby enter the above, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society.

Exhibitor’s full Initial, Name and Address in BLOCK LETTERS.

NAME:______

ADDRESS:______

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SIGNATURE:______46 WOODCHOP SCHEDULE

To be held on Saturday 2nd November 2013 Commencing at 10.00am DST

Chief Steward: Barry Hinze 07 5530 2931 (0414 869 130) Mobile

Entries Close Monday 22 October 2013 with Secretary 02 6672 5507

or with the Chief Steward (as above)

Entry Fees must accompany nomination ……...No Money, No Block, No Chop.

To be conducted under the Constitution and Regulations of the North Coast Axeman’s Association

The Committee reserves the right to alter or delete any event due to lack of nominations

WOODCHOPS PROGRAMME

1. 300mm Hy Tec Concrete & Quarries Underhand Handicap. $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9

2. 300mm Hy Tec Concrete & Quarries Standing Block Handicap. $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9

3. 275mm Hy Tec Concrete & Quarries Underhand $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9

4. 250mm Hy Tec Concrete & Quarries Standing Block Handicap $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9

5. 250mm Combination $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9

6. 300mm Championship (to be held in the Main Ring) $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9 Anderson Jewellers Trophy

7. 275mm Underhand Brims Family Veterans Chop $100 $40 $20 Nomination $9 The Bob Brims Memorial Trophy (Perpetual Trophy)

Many thanks to our sponsors

HY TECH CONCRETE & QUARRIES

BRIMS FAMILY ANDERSONS JEWELLERS NSW AXEMAN’S ASSOCIATION

The Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd ABN:70 003 366 407

Presents the 113th Murwillumbah Show Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd November 2013

Pavilion Schedule

MURWILLUMBAH SHOWGROUND

1. Farm Produce 6. Fine Arts 2. Fruit & Vegetables 7. Craftwork 3. Horticulture 8. Needlework 4. Preserves 9. Home Brewing 5. Cooking 10. Photography

Chief Pavilion Steward: Judy Monement

Check the Website for Show Schedules, Programs & Sponsors

www.murwillumbahshowground.com

48 PAVILION SECTIONS

Chief Steward : Judy Monement

REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS

1. All exhibits MUST remain on display in the exhibition until 7.30pm Saturday, when they may be removed under supervision of the STEWARD. 2. Pavilion Exhibits may be collected on the final day of the Show at 7.30pm or collected from the Pavilion Chief Stewards Office on Sunday 3rd November between 9.00am and 12.00 noon . The Show Society is unable to hold work after this time 3. Access to the Pavilion will be available between 9.00am and 12.00 noon on the morning following completion of the Show. 4. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE with the Secretary on Monday 21st October with the exception of Horticulture, which closes 9.00am Friday 1st November. 5. NO ENTRIES will be accepted unless accompanied by payment of the appropriate fees. 6. NO EXHIBIT may compete in more than one class. 7. Male and female exhibitors may compete in all sections and children are allowed to compete in OPEN classes. 8. All exhibits washed or in a soiled condition will be disqualified. 9. NO portion of a collection may compete in a single section. 10. Preferably EXHIBITS TO BE THE WORK OF AMATEURS. 11. A declaration that the work has been done by an exhibitor must be given if required. 12. Needlework exhibits can only be exhibited for two Murwillumbah Shows. 13. The Society reserves the right to display only exhibits which space permits. 14. ALL PRIZE MONEY MUST BE COLLECTED BY 12.00 Noon Sunday 3rd November 2013 OR IT WILL REVERT to the Society. 15. The Society or Judge reserves the right to not award a prize in any class. 16. ENTRY FEES: 50c unless otherwise shown. 17. PRIZE MONEY CAN BE COLLECTED ANYTIME SATURDAY.

*INTER SCHOOL COMPETITION* 2 Categories: 1. Primary School 2. Secondary School

All winning entries submitted by students, in any class of the pavilion section, are eligible to enter. Points allocated for each place: 1st 3 points, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 1 point

To nominate you must write your School’s Name on the Entry Form.

Schools will be competing for valuable prize vouchers

49 SECTION 1 – FARM PRODUCE Entry Fee: 50c PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd Card Only Exhibits to be in by 8.30am Friday 1st November 2013. Judging 10,00am Friday (Late entries will not be judged).

POTATOES EGGS (Double yolks excluded).

1. Any identified variety, 1kg. 4. One dozen fresh Hen eggs 5. One dozen fresh Bantam eggs. 6. One dozen fresh Duck eggs. HONEY 7. Other variety - one dozen. 2. Honey, liquid, light or dark, 500g. 3. Any other Apiarian exhibit, e.g. Candied honey - 500g, COFFEE BEANS Honey Comb - 500g, Beeswax, moulded, honey in frame - 8. One small basket, 500g. NO BEES. CHAMPION EXHIBIT FARM PRODUCE – prize money/voucher + Sash SECTION 2 - FRUIT & VEGETABLES Entry Fee: 50c PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd Card Only

1. Season herbs, 1 bunch - any individual variety including parsley. 2. Collection of herbs, minimum of 5 varieties - can be potted or in a basket. CHAMPION EXHIBIT HERBS – Sash + $25 voucher Farmers Choice Organics

3. Macadamia, Pecan or other Ground nuts, 500g. 4. Citrus, any of the following (three pieces of one variety): 3x Oranges, 3x Mandarins, 3x Grapefruit, 3x Lemons, 3x Limes. 5. Collection of Citrus Fruits, 3x named varieties, 2 of each. 6. Fruits in season. 7. Collection of Fruits (6 varieties). CHAMPION EXHIBIT FRUIT SECTION – Sash + $25 voucher Farmers Choice Organics

8. Legumes, 500g. Any one of the following variety - Beans, Peas in Pod. 9. Root vegetables, any of the following variety – 3x Beetroot, 6x Carrots, 1 Bunch Kohlrabi, 6x Parsnips, 1 dozen Radishes, 3x Swede Turnips. 10. Leaf vegetables, any of the following variety – 1x Cabbage, 1x Cauliflower, 1x Lettuce (any variety). 11. Stem vegetables, any of the following variety - 1 stool or 6 stalks Spinach, 1 bunch Silver Beet, 1 bunch Celery, 6 stalks Rhubarb, Asparagus - 1 bunch. 12. Cucurbits, any of the following variety – 2x Marrows, 3x Cucumbers, 3x Chokos, 1x Pumpkin. 13. Bulb vegetables, any of the following variety - 1 bunch as grown for sale Eschalots, 1 kg Onions (any variety), 6x Leeks. 14. Fruit vegetable, any of the following variety – 6x coloured Tomatoes, 3x Capsicums, 1 Eggplant, collection of Chillies. 15. Collection of Salad Vegetables, minimum of 5 varieties. 16. Collection of Vegetables other than Salad Vegetables, not less than 8 varieties. CHAMPION EXHIBIT VEGETABLE SECTION – Sash + $25 voucher Farmers Choice Organics

17. Largest specimen of any individual vegetable from classes 8 to 14 18. Most successful exhibitor - Sash.

19. Special class for Primary School children – Collection of fruit or vegetables, at least 4 varieties Sash + $25 voucher Farmers Choice Organics

50 SECTION 3 – HORTICULTURE CHIEF STEWARD: Leone Murnane

ENTRY FEE: 50c 1st entry & 20c all other entries. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd Card Only.

ENTRIES CLOSE 9.00am Friday 1st November 2013. FEES: 50c for your 1st entry & 20c for all your other entries. Entries in this section will be received between 6.30am and 9.00am Friday 1st November but exhibits will be accepted between 4.30pm and 6.30pm on Thursday 31st October.

All exhibits in this section must be grown or produced by the Exhibitor except in decorative work.

Exhibitors please note: DISTINCT means not identical. NND means not necessarily distinct - may be different or all the same. D distinct - means ALL DIFFERENT.

CUT FLOWER SECTION FLORAL ART SECTION Stewards: Leone Murnane & John Bennett. Stewards:

1. 1 Cut flowering vine. OPEN SECTION (Embellishments allowed) 2. 1 Carnation. 38. Art with bark. 3. Collection of blooms and spikes, 9 varieties. 39. Entrance to a flower show. 4. Container of mixed white Petalled Flowers. 40. Arrangement for a church window. 5. Container of Mixed Pink Flowers. 41. A spring mixture. 6. Container of Daisies. 42. Horizontal design. 7. One (1) Delphinium. 8. Container of Flowers not previously mentioned. RESTRICTED FLORAL ART 9. Flowering Shrub Collection. This section is for persons who have not had formal training in 10. Three (3) Cuts of Native Shrubs. Floral Art or any connection with commercial Floristry.

11. One (1) Cut of Kangaroo Paw. 12. Best Collection of Australian Natives. 43. Basket of flowers. 13. Gerberas, Double One (1) Cut. 44. Foliage arrangement. 14. Gerberas, Single (1) Cut. 45. An arrangement in a pot. (men only) 15. One (1) Cut any other Flower not mentioned. 46. Bose Delight. 16. One (1) Cut Gladioli. 47. Splash of colour. 17. Hippeastrum, Single Stem Bloom. 18. Ivy Geranium, Three (3) NND. PRIMARY SCHOOL FLORAL ART 19. Lilies, Three (3) varieties 20. Pentas, Three (3) Distinct. 48. An insect made out of veggies. 21. Pentas, Best Collection. 49. Garden party at a frogs pond. 22. Statice - Collection. SECONDARY SCHOOL FLORAL ART OPEN ROSE SECTION (No Full Blooms) 50. Arrangement in a small basket 23. Six (6) Distinct 51. Two colour arrangement. 24. Three (3) Distinct. 25. One (1) Pink. FERNERY PLANTS SECTION. 26. One (1) Yellow. Stewards: 27. One (1) Red. 28. One (1) White or Cream. 52. Bromeliad. 29. One (1) Any Other Colour. 53. Begonia. 30. One (1) Bi-Colour. 54. Flowering Pot Plant. 55. Fern, Any Variety DECORATIVE ROSE SECTION 56. Variegated Pot Plant.. 31. One (1) Cut or Bloom of Heritage Rose. 57. Native Orchid. 32. One (1) Full Bloom Rose. 58. Maiden Hair Fern 33. One (1) Container - Bud to Full Bloom. 60. Cactus or Succulent 34. One (1) Cut Floribunda Rose. 61. Bonsai. 35. Three (3) Cuts Floribunda Rose. 62. Flowering Orchid

36. Collection of Roses. 37. One (1) Cut Miniature Rose.  Championship Prizes - to the value of $10.00

SECTION 4 - PRESERVES Note: Judged on the Thursday 31st October 2013 ENTRY FEE: 50c PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd Card Only

All lids to be loosened. All lids must be clean and not corroding. Exhibits will not be accepted if jar is sealed by cello- phane only. Please remove any paraffin wax. Please have all entries in the pavilion by 9.30am Thursday 31st October.

PICKLES JAMS MARMALADES 1. Mixed Clear 15. Apricot 28. Mixed Citrus 2. Mustard 16. Mixed or single berry 29. Orange variety 3. Pickled Onions 30. Any other variety 4. Any other variety 17. Strawberry 31. Lime CHUTNEY 18. Tomato JELLIES 5. Mango Chutney 19. Passionfruit 32. Guava 6. Mixed Fruit Chutney with Chilli 20. Cumquat 33. Apple 7. Banana Chutney 21. Plum 34. Any other variety 8. Any other variety 22. Rosella COLLECTION RELISHES 23. Fig 35. 3-4 bottles of different varieties

9. Tomato Relish 24. Any other variety from classes 1 to 34 10. Any other variety SAUCES BUTTERS CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE 11. Tomato 25. Lemon

12. Chilli 26. Passionfruit 13. Sweet sauce 27. Any other variety 14. Any other variety

SECTION 5 - COOKING Steward – Lisa McCrone

ENTRY FEE 50c PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd Card Only

All exhibits must be in the Pavilion by 11.30am Thursday 31st October 2013 for judging at 12 noon

Exhibitors must provide their own CARDBOARD plate and cover. Cakes NOT to be iced unless otherwise stated.

NO GLASS PLATES PLEASE.

RECIPE* LAZY DAISY CAKE RECIPE** LEMON CAKE Ingredients: 125g butter, 125g sugar, ½ cup milk, 2 eggs , Ingredients: 1 cup castor sugar, 125g butter, 2 eggs, 1 1/3 cup S.R. Flour , ½ pkt jelly crystals (red/green) 1 cup milk ,1 rounded tablespoon cornflour, ½ teaspoon vanilla, pinch of salt 1 cup S.R. Flour, 1 tablespoon lemon rind Method: Method: Combine all ingredients in mixing bowl and stir until well Sift flour and cornflour together. Add sugar and blended. Beat for 3 minutes on medium speed in an electric lemon rind. Stir in softened butter, lightly beaten mixer. Bake in a greased and lined bar tin. Bake in eggs and milk. Beat well for five minutes. moderate oven for 30-40 minutes. Spoon Mixture into greased 20cm round tin with Ice when cool and decorate with jelly bean daisies on top at greased greaseproof paper on the base. each end of the cake only. Bake in moderate oven – approx. 40 minutes. Ice when cool on top only with lemon icing.

52 SECTION 5 - COOKING (continued)

1 Half a Dozen Plain Scones 14 Lazy Daisy Cake (Iced on top only) - Recipe supplied* 2 Half a Dozen Pumpkin Scones 15 Lemon Cake (Iced on top only) - Recipe supplied** 3 Date Loaf 16 Best Cake not otherwise stated 4 Fruit Cake 17 Packet Cake (packet to accompany cake) 5 Pikelets 18 Sponge, Jam Filled (not judged on icing) 6 Plate (6) Jam Drops 19 Six Lamingtons 7 Plain/Iced patty Cakes 20 Anzac Biscuits 8 Boiled Fruit Cake 21 Chocolate Slice 9 Plum Pudding (Trophy Robyn Ross) 22 Fruit Slice 10 Chocolate Cake 23 Muffins (4) 11 Butter Cake 24 Choc Chip Biscuits 12 Sultana Cake 25 Bread (bread maker) 13 Banana Cake All Secondary Schools will exhibit in the open section

CAKE DECORATING PRIMARY SCHOOL 26 Decorated Novelty Cake – Soft Icing Only 28 Packed Lunch Box – Suitable for Child (Trophy Lisa McCrone) 29 Packet Cake (packet to accompany) 27 Decorated Mini Cake 15 cm Board 30 Iced Slice (6 pieces) – Soft Icing Only 31 Iced Patty Cakes 32 FOR GIRLS: Plate of Four (4) Decorated bought Biscuits 33 FOR BOYS: Plate of Four (4) Decorated bought Biscuits

CHAMPION COOKING EXHIBIT – Card & Trophy by Anderson’s Treasure Store Jewellers

SECTION 6 - FINE ARTS

All exhibits must be in the Pavilion for judging by 5 pm Wednesday 30th October 2013.

ENTRY FEE $1 per entry

PAINTINGS All paintings to be framed suitable for hanging. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY

Prize money/voucher: SCHOOL STUDENTS 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd Card Only Prize money/voucher: 1. Open Section – Any subject 1st $10, 2nd $3 3rd Card Only 4. 2yrs to 4yrs - DRAWING (any medium, open subject) DRAWINGS 5. 5yrs to 7yrs - DRAWING (any medium, open subject) Prize money/voucher: 6. 8yrs to 12yrs - DRAWING (any medium, open subject) 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd Card Only 7. 2 to 4yrs - PAINTING (any medium, open subject) 2. Open subject, any medium. 8. 5yrs to 7yrs - PAINTING (any medium, open subject) 9. 8yrs to 12yrs - PAINTING (any medium, open subject) CERAMICS 10. Handmade Jewellery Junior (Primary School students) Prize money/voucher: 11. Handmade Jewellery Senior (Secondary School students) 1st $10, 2nd $3, 3rd Card Only 3. Ceramics (any article) 53

SECTION 7 - CRAFTWORK

ENTRY FEE - $1 per entry unless otherwise specified PRIZE MONEY: 1st $6, 2nd $3, 3rd Card Only unless otherwise specified.

All entries must be in the hall for judging by 5pm Wednesday 30thOctober 2013

1. Paper Tole CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 2. Hand Made Jewellery 21. Small tree or table decoration 3. Childs Toy - other than soft. 4. Woodwork - any article SCRAPBOOKING – Sponsored by KDM Scrapbooking a) over 18yrs ENTRY FEE $1.00 per entry. 1st- Gift Pack, 2nd- Gift Pack, b) under 18yrs 3rd- Gift Pack, Highly Commended- Gift Pack 5. Folk Art – Any Article 22. Collection of three (3) cards. Each entry in a plastic sleeve 6. Decoupage - any article 23. Best one (1) page. 7. Teddy Bears 24. Best double page. 8. Craftwork - not specified - any article. 9. Recycled Craft wares JUNIOR SECTION 10. Metal Work (any type) (primary and secondary school students) 11. Metal Work (Turning) ENTRY FEE 50c per entry. 25. 2yrs to 4yrs – Decoupage SPINNING & WEAVING 26. 5yrs to 7yrs - Decoupage 12. Skein of hand spun wool for knitting 27. 8yrs to 12yrs – Decoupage 13. Skein of hand spun, any other fibre 28. 2yrs to 4yrs - Pottery, any article 14. Weaving – any article woven or on a loom 29. 5yrs to 7yrs - Pottery, any article 15. Off Loom weaving - any article 30. 8yrs to 12yrs - Pottery, any article 16. Felted Flower 31. 2yrs to 4yrs - Craftwork, not specified 17. Felted Article (any type) 32. 5yrs to 7yrs - Craftwork, not specified POTTERY 33. 8yrs to 12yrs - Craftwork, not specified 18. Hand built. 34. 2yrs to 4yrs - Recycled Craftware 19. Wheel thrown. 35. 5yrs to 7yrs - Recycled Craftware 20. Sculpture. 36. 8yrs to 12yrs - Recycled Craftware

SECTION 8 – NEEDLEWORK ENTRY FEE – 50c per entry PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $3, 2ND $2, 3RD Card Only Exhibits in the Needlework Section must be in the pavilion by 5pm Wednesday 30th October 2013. Where more than one item is entered in the same section by one exhibitor, the item must not be identical in design or construction. MACHINE SEWING 17. Coat Hanger 1. Blouse or Dress 18. Tea / Coffee Cosy 2. Stretch Sewing – any article 19. Crochet Soft Toy 3. Child’s Frock featuring co-ordinated fabrics 20. Poncho / Beanie / Scarf 4. Child’s Nightdress or Pyjamas 21. Bag / Glasses Case 5. Lingerie Set, open

6. Patchwork article HAND KNITTING 22. Cardigan CROCHET 23. Jumper 7. Any small crochet item (Dollies) etc 24. Baby’s Layette 8. Rug 25. Bed Socks or Slippers 9. Three piece set, Table set 26. Tea / Coffee Cosy 10. Centre / Runner / Tray Cloth 27. Best piece by a Lady over 80 yrs 11. Ladies handkerchief, edged, with or without corner 28. Coat Hanger 12. Filet Crochet 29. Any small knitted item 13. Best piece by Lady over 70 yrs 30. Rug 14. Bootees and Bonnet 31. Ponchos, scarf or hat 15. Infant’s Outfit 16. Edged Towel and Washer Set or single 54

SECTION 8 – NEEDLEWORK (continued)

NEEDLEWORK – PRIMARY SCHOOL EMBROIDERY 32. French Knitting – any article 42. Embroidery 33. Canvas Work – any artlcle eg Longstitch Bargello 43. Best piece by Lady over 70 yrs 34. Soft Toy, Pompoms, felt 44. Best piece by Lady over 80 yrs 35. Collage Scene eg. Christmas / landscape / seascape 45. Wall Hanging (three dimensional) 46. Cross Stitch – any article 36. Shoulder Bag 47. Any other form of counted thread embroidery – any article 37. Surface Decoration – painting, any article 48. Creative Embroidery – any article MISCELLANEOUS 49. Machine Embroidered – any article 38. Any other article (made from cloth / textile) 50. Appliqué – any article or garment 51. Patchwork – any article or garment FABRIC SURFACE DECORATION 52. Quilting – any article or garment 39. Blouse or Top for Evening wear 53. Smocking – any article 40. Beaded – Garment or article 54. Fine Ribbon Embroidery – any article 41. No Sew appliqué – any article 55. Candle Wicking 56. Tapestry SECTION 9 – HOME BREWING

ENTRY FEE: $1 per entry. Prize money/voucher: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd Card Only

Entries to be presented to Showground Pavilion by Midday Thursday 31st November 2013 Contact Chief Pavilion Steward Judy Monement. 0458 724 179 No identifying brand label to be left on any bottles.

1. Best Bottle of Dark Beer. 2. Best Bottle of Light Beer. 3. Best Bottle of Wine 4. Best Bottle of Alcoholic Ginger Beer

SECTION 10 – PHOTOGRAPHY Entry Fee $1.00 Enquiries 0422 159 828

Entries to be delivered to the Secretary’s office at Murwillumbah showgrounds prior to 4.00pm Monday 28th October 2013 All photographs to be mounted on card – NO frames (entries will be attached to the wall using adhesive Velcro dots) Entrants name, section and category number to be written on back of each entry

OPEN DIVISION Prize Money: Section 1 – 4 , 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be awarded Champion Exhibit Open Division – Sash & Prize

1. Red (image must include the colour ‘red’ for this category) 2. Black & White or Sepia 3. Love 4. Portrait celebrating multi cultural Australia

JUNIOR DIVISION (up to 14 years of age – please include age on entry) Prize Money: Section 5 – 8, 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be awarded Champion Exhibit Junior Division – Sash & Prize

5. Green (image must include the colour ‘green’ for this category) 6. Balloons (image must include at least one balloon for this category) 7. My Pet 8. A Person (or people) I Love 55

BEST SCARECROW COMPETITION Must be seated on its own chair

Open 12 years and over Under 12 years

Exhibits to be in by 6.00pm Thursday 31st October 2013 Judging 9.00am Friday (late entries will not be judged)

PROUD SPONSORS OF PAVILLION SCHEDULE

Andersons Treasure Store Bruce & Judy Monement

Border Brewing DoubleMask Youth Theatre Co.

PAVILION ENTRY FORM

Office Use Section Class Details Fee

For Entry Fees and closing date refer to schedule

I hereby agree to abide by all rules and conditions of entry of the Tweed River Agricultural Society Ltd pertaining to these entries.

NAME & ADDRESS OF EXHIBITOR / PARENT / GUARDIAN…………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………….……………………………………………………………

EMAIL………………………………………………………………………...…………………………………………………..

PHONE NUMBER …………………………………………………………

SIGNATURE………………………………………………………………..

Please assist by lodging entries on time. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by Entry Fee.

57 TWEED SHIRE COUNCIL

Tweed Shire covers 1303 square kilometres and adjoins Byron, Lismore and Kyogle, with the New South Wales/Queensland border to its north where it divides the twin towns of Tweed Heads and Coolangatta. With 37klms of natural coastline, wetlands and forests, lush pastoral and farm land, the entire basin of the Tweed River and mountainous regions contain three world heritage listed national parks. Tweed boasts a unique and diverse environment.

Tweed Shire also encompasses rural areas, growing residential and rural- residential areas and some commercial and industrial land use. The urban areas are concentrated in the north-east corner (Tweed Heads), with an inland urban centre at Murwillumbah, and several smaller townships and villages. Rural land is used largely for agriculture, particularly sugar cane growing, beef and dairy farming and crop farming, with some forestry and tourism.

SOLO RESOURCES

Solo was established in July 1990. Solo and its manufacturing arm Rico Recovery Systems Aust. Pty Limited (formerly Jayrich Engineering) are still based at Chinderah, Northern New South Wales on Joe Richards’ original workshop and depot site.

The history of the Richards family, commencing with Joseph John, covers three generations having in excess of 75 years experience in the waste industry. This experience and initiative to introduce automation into the industry has established the company as a leader in technology and equipment that others have found necessary to follow.

Councils utilising the systems and technology of SOLO Resource Recovery benefit from the most effective and efficient waste management solutions available in Australia.

Solo Resource Recovery, unlike the multi-national or overseas competitors, is not remote from the public to which it is committed. All directors and managers are available at any time for all enquiries.

SOUTHERN CROSS CREDIT UNION

To be the first choice in innovative community banking, to continuously build strong relationships and to deliver sought after products and services to our members. As a community based financial co-operative, their mission is to provide members across the North Coast of NSW and South-East Queensland with high value, fairly priced products delivered with superior levels of service. Southern Cross Credit Union is a proudly community- based organisation, committed to the worldwide credit union philosophy of “People Helping People” and in this capacity they promote social responsibility as a highly ethical corporate citizen. They actively support those members of our community who volunteer to work to improve the cultural, social, environmental, health and educational needs of our area.

For all your banking requirements whether its for new housing loans, renovations, business, term deposits and investment savings see Southern Cross Credit Union for competitive rates. Don’t forget the they also cater for insurances including home and contents, motor vehicle, CTP greenslip, business, farm, pleasure craft, caravan and travel insurance. Southern Cross Credit Union have a consistent approach to pass on the change to existing loans irrespective of a rate increase or decrease, on the first day of the following month.

Your local Southern Cross Credit Union is located at 2-4 Commercial Road, Murwillumbah and can be contacted on 1300 360 744 or (02) 6672 2744.

MAJOR SPONSORS OF THE 2013 MURWILLUMBAH SHOW

Tweed Shire Council Solo Resource Recovery Southern Cross Credit Union

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