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Prepare for Next Year 1 NORTHERN WAIROA A & P ASSOCIATION (INC) ARAPOHUE SHOW ESTABLISHED 1892 Cattle, Equestrian, Goats, YFC, 4WD, Fun of the Fair, ANZ Shearing & Local Shearing Schedule Saturday 13th February 2021 9:00am start Website—arapohueshow.weebly.com See us on Facebook Contact—Carole 09 439 6477 Showday Phone 021 0845 5496 [email protected] All outdoor entries close Saturday 6th February 2021 2 OUR MAJOR SPONSORS REX FINLAYSON 3 INDEX 2 Major Sponsors 3. Index 4. Presidents Message 5. Presidents & Officers of the Association 6. Members 7. NW A&P Association Scholarship rules 8. Northern Districts RAS Contacts & Show dates 10 List of sponsors 12 General Information 14 All Breeds Dairy 16 Calf Club 17 All Breeds Beef 18 Horse & Pony Information 21 Ridden Hack Section 21 Combined Adult Turnout & Rider Hack Classes 22 Riding Horse 23 Saddle Hunter 24 Park Hack 25 Hack 26 Working Hunter Hack 27 Hunter Jumping (RTR) 28 Ridden Pony Section 28 Combined Pony Turnout & Rider Classes 29 Show Pony 30 Saddle Hunter Pony 31 Working Hunter Pony 32 Hunter Jumping (RTR) Pony 33 Lead Rein 34 First Year Ridden 35 Led Horse 36 Led Pony 37 Miniature Horse 39 Grassroots Pony Rider Section 40 Shearing 41 Goat Section 44 Young Farmer Competitions 45 Four Wheel Drive 46 Fun of the Fair 49 Map of grounds 51 Grants Received 52 Where to find us 4 President’s Message… Well what a year we have had since our last show. The dry which was already evident at our last show, turned into quite a severe drought, then there was Covid. As a rural community we came through pretty well,and there was the added bonus that the Nation as a whole came to appreciate us and what we produce much more. In spite of the gloom and doom that some pundits are wont to spread, the response from the business community to our 2021 show has been very pleasing indeed. The committee are both humbled and thankful for this ongoing support, we have had hardly any dropouts and have added a few more sponsors. Please everybody check out the lists of sponsors, and if you are thinking of buying a product or service that they sell, give them a go. They support us, if we can we should support them. This year in addition to all the usual entertainment, including once again the sideshows for a gold coin donation, we have some new items on the program. After several years absence, Dairy Goats are going to be back, and with M Bovis now seemingly under control, cattle competitions are returning. Looking forward to welcoming them back. Don't miss the shearing, its one of the best spectator sports in the business, and we have a great set up to view all the action.YFC agri-teens are back again, with a couple of new modules, including for the first time a first aid module. Promises to be great fun. We are proud of our indoor section, we think its one of the best on the show circuit. Come and have a look, better still bring an entry, you might be surprised at how well you do. It doesn't cost much and it's a lot of fun. Five Horse rings, highland dancing, vintage cars, tug-o-war, tossing the sheaf, food and drink. Mark the 13th of February down, and come to the NW Show at Mititai. We'd love to see you, it's a great day for the whole family. Richard Alspach (President) 5 PAST PRESIDENTS OF ASSOCIATION 1892-1907 F Bradley 1907-1913 W Simpkin 1913-1917 C Leonard 1917-1923 W Simpkin 1923-1926 WP Begg 1926-1929 W Montgomery 1929-1930 SC Pritchard 1930-1939 H Montgomery 1939-1944 AL Cleary 1944-1950 TR Wilkins 1950-1953 JR Dodds 1953-1957 R Montgomery 1957-1961 RG Sills 1961-1964 CW Cossill 1965-1969 WT Montgomery 1969-1973 KC Gant 1973-1976 F Kelliher 1976-1979 DB Clements 1979-1982 MJ Harnett 1982-1986 BJ Halberg 1968-1989 RC Trethowen 1989-1991 JM Douglas 1991-1994 Mrs SG Trethowen 1994-1997 A Hemingway 1997-2000 MJ Harnett 2000-2006 BA Nisbet 2006-2013 BA Hutchings 2013-2014 Mrs D Hancock 2014-2015 Mrs J Thomas 2015-2016 none appointed 2016- R Alspach OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION PATRON: Danny Clements 09 439 4823 PRESIDENT: Richard Alspach 09 439 5133 SECRETARY: Carole Collins 09 439 6477 TREASURER: Neville Collins 09 439 6477 COMMITTEE: Lin McDermott, Pam Morshead, Grace Adnitt, Vicki Bridge, Sara Ball, Belinda Harris, Megan Browning, Raewyn Robinson, Rochelle Cleary, Margaret King, Alan Hemingway, Saeed Hogue, Eric Morshead, Neil Piper 6 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Arnerson, Kevin & Sue Clements, Danny & Mary Douglas, John & Judy Douglas, Peter & Raewyn Gant, Shirley Geraghty, Colin Halberg, Barry & Janice Harnett, Gwynneth Hemingway, Alan Hutchings, Brian Johnsen, Bill & Judy Kelliher, Mr & Mrs PF McDermott, Peter & Colleen McKenzie, John & Penny McKenzie, Shirley Nisbet, Brian Perreau, Kerry & Edith Spence, Jill Sturmffels, Merryl Trethowen, Clive & Sheryl Williamson, Phil & Bronwyn Watkins, Ray West, Roddy & Rhonda LIFE MEMBERS Birch, RA Blackwell, John Lardner, Mrs Beverley Henderson, RD & J Lendrum, KB Madsen, Brian MEMBERS Ravensdown Dargaville Racing Club ANZ Dargaville Morris & Morris Funerals Mt Pokaka Timber Products Heiniger NZ Ltd Northern Wairoa Veterinary Assn Rex Finlayson Grace & Carl Adnitt Cynthia Cotton & Dave Coker Neville & Carole Collins Bevan Olsen & Pauline Hilliam-Olsen S Hoque & family Vicki Bridge Alister & Maree McCahon R W & H A Alspach C Colls Arthur & Annette Olsen W R Hilliam & family Rusty Campbell Jan & Bruce Robertson Jim & Dawn Miller & family Margaret King E & P Morshead Raewyn & Harold Robinson Stewart McCully M J Browning M S Lardner I J & J C Rawlings C J & L P McDermott Doug & Maxine Stewart R F Harding family Pacey Woolley Julie Hilliam N & P Dassler W A Simpkin & family Gwenda MacLEAN Noeline Wright Margaret Pinny D W & P N Taylor family Tina & Mark Portanger 7 NW A&P ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHP RULES (underwritten by Tailored Legal Solutions Ltd ) Objectives To assist residents of the Northern Wairoa Area to develop their careers/experience by extending their knowledge/exposure to show related activities. Extent of Scholarship Up to $200.00 in each of three classes • From 8 to 17. • 18 to age 25. • Disabled, ASD/ADHD & Special Learning Needs - any age. Eligibility • Must be resident in the NW Area. Defined as the old Hobson and Dargaville Districts, Plus the Ruawai area to the Southern boundary of the Raupo Drainage Board. • Must be nominated by a member of the NW A&P committee. • Scholarship can be for any activity which will further interest/ expertise in any activity connected with A&P shows. Exclusions • Can not be used to subsidise entry or travel to the Arapohue Show. Application • Applications can be made at any time of the year. • Applications must be in writing, stating age, place of residence, and the activity/event the scholarship is sought to support. Selection • A selection panel may be convened consisting of, the section head for whatever activity is being emphasised, the President of the A&P Assoc. , & a nominee from the underwriter. Departures • Any interpretation queries or departure will be at the sole discretion of the NW A&P committee, after consultation with the underwriter. 8 NORTHERN DISTRICT RAS CONTACTS & SHOW DATES NZ RAS HEAD OFFICE P O Box 54, Woodend 7641 158 Ashley Street, Rangiora Ph: 03 313 1004 [email protected] Auckland A&P Association Contact: Melissa Hore. PO Box 26 014 Epsom Auckland 1344 Email: [email protected] Phone: 09 638 9969 Cell: 0220 858132 Website: aucklandaandp.co.nz NAIT: 442046 01 - 05 April 2021 * 14 - 18 April 2022 * 06 - 10 April 2023 Venue: ASB Showgrounds 217 Greenlane West Auckland: Bay of Islands Pastoral & Industrial Association Contact: Ann Clarke PO Box 26 KERIKERI 0245 Email: [email protected] Phone: 09 280 4023 Website: www.bayofislandsshow.co.nz NAIT: 441322 14 - 14 November 2020 * 13 - 13 November 2021 * 12 - 12 November 2022 Venue: 205 Showgrounds Road, Waimate North, Northland Clevedon Agricultural & Pastoral Association Contact: Danielle Wright PO Box 118 Clevedon 2248 Email: [email protected] Phone: 09 292 3061 Website: www.clevedonshow.co.nz NAIT : 441353 2020 Show cancelled * 06 - 07 November 2021 * 05 - 06 November 2022 Venue: Clevedon Showgrounds, 107 Monument Road, Clevedon Franklin Agricultural & Pastoral Society Contact: Gina Stephenson Box 32 Pukekohe 2340 Email: [email protected] Ph: 09 238-8773 www.pukekoheshowgrounds.co.nz NAIT: 441414 20 - 21 February 2021 * 19 - 20 February 2022 * 18 - 19 February 2023 Venue: Pukekohe Showgrounds, 58 Station Road, Pukekohe. Helensville Agricultural & Pastoral Association Contact: Louise Brooks, Box 23 Helensville 0840 Email: [email protected] Phone: 09 420-7572 021 220 4944 www.helensvilleshowgrounds.co.nz NAIT: 442190 27 - 27 February 2021 * 26 - 26 February 2022 * 25 - 25 February 2023 Helensville Showgrounds, 63 Railway Street, Helensville 0840 Kaikohe Agricultural, Pastoral & Horticultural Association Contact: Noreen Jordan Box 295 Kaikohe 0440 Email: [email protected] Phone: 09 401 0863 021 999 229 NAIT: 442299 16 - 16 January 2021 * 15 - 15 January 2022 * 14 - 14 January 2023 Venue: Corner State Highway 12 & Ngawha Springs Road, Kaikohe 9 Kaitaia & Districts A&P Association Contact: Denise Finlayson Box 56 Kaitaia 0441 Email: [email protected] Cell: 027 499 2336 Website: www.kaitaiashow.nz NAIT: 441834 26 - 27 February 2021 * 25 - 26 February 2022 * 24 - 25 February 2023 Venue: 30B State Highway 1 Kaitaia Kumeu Agricultural & Horticultural Society Contact: Lizelle Westman Box 2 KUMEU 0841 [email protected] Phone: 09 412-9322 Cell: 027 412 9322 www.kumeushow.co.nz
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