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2020 Camden Show Program of Events.Pdf Camden Show HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER CAMDEN SHOW ATTRACTIONS Camden Show TH TH 2 BIG DAYS OF FAMILY FUN! Friday 27 & Saturday 28 If you are interested in becoming a Member please visit the Show Office or our website below and fill out a LUMBERJACKS ...‘Still a Country Show’ March 2020 2020 Membership Form. Get ready to laugh and cheer, as the Lumberjacks are back at the Camden Show for 2020. You will see speed climbing SUPREME CHAMPION SPONSORS Available till 5pm and racing up and down 50 foot climbing poles, old time 2020 MEMBERSHIP - Annually Including GST 27th March log rolling, plus chainsaw carving and much more, as these whackyLumberjacksdueloffinacomicalbattletoseewho ADULT 21 years and over $32.00 is the best in the bush! JUNIOR 16 - 20 years $27.00 Travelling all the way from Canada the team of Lumberjacks deliver a high energy, action packed Show that is guaranteed 6 - 15 years of age CHILD $5.00 to leave you laughing, clapping, cheering and letting out the CHILDREN Under 6 years of age FREE odd scream. The Show is well suited for all ages and is a mustsee!!!Youcanevenhaveagoataxethrowingyourself. MACARTHUR & NARELLAN AGED PENSIONER/SENIOR on production of card $15.00 JOINING FEE $10.00 INVICTUS X GRAND CHAMPION SPONSORS ELJAY FREESTYLE ENTERTAINMENT SHOW This Entitles A Member: Action packed motorcycle and 1. Free entry to the ground for both Friday & Saturday on production of ticket. bicycle trials stunt show with a twist 2. MembersareentitledtoentertheirownbonafideExhibitsatreducedentry of comedy. The Eljay team consists fees in most sections. of highly skilled, professional and experiencedriderswhocontinually 3. Adult members may vote in the election of the Committee and on any business amaze their crowds with spectacular brought before the Annual General Meeting or any Special General Meeting. moves and gravity defying trials. At 4. Age to be calculated for above categories as of 1st January prior to the Show. the end of each show fans can meet the riders and grab an autograph. 2020 GATE ADMISSION - Gates open 8 am - 9:30pm EACH DAY FAMILY 2 Adults & 2 Children under 16 years $65.00 ADULT 16 years and over $27.00 HI-QUALITY GROUP ISUZU TEAM D-MAX PRECISION DRIVING TEAM STUDENT 16 - 21 years on production of student card $22.00 Isuzu Team D-MAX is Australia’s longest running and most famous precision driving team. For more than 50 years they have performed their exhilarating stunts and 2020 CHILD 6 - 15 years $17.00 CHAMPION SPONSORS precision driving skills in front of millions of people. The Saturday Night Show will * AGL Energy Limited * Agritract Pty Ltd * Australian Markets and Fairs CHILDREN Under 6 years FREE gettheadrenalinpumpingbothonandoffthetrackasTeamD-MAXtaketothemain PROGRAM OF EVENTS * Brett Atkins Digital Productions * Budget Greenslips * Camden Machinery & Tractors * Camden Mitre10 arena for their world class stunt show. * Carrington * Cedarwood Homes * Daley Directional Drilling * Inspire Energy * Leppington Pastoral Company AGED PENSIONER/SENIOR on production of card $15.00 * LJ Hooker – Camden Bringelly * M Collins & Sons * Menangle Country Club * Michelle Roffe Funeral Services TH TH * Oran Park Town * Partner IT * Pinnacle Tax & Accounting Pty Ltd * Plus Fitness * Sarita’s A Collective Emporium AGED CARE/DISABILITY Carer or Companion Card Holders $5.00 FRIDAY 27 & SATURDAY 28 MARCH * Southwell Irrigation * Southwell Lifts & Hoists * Stonemeadow Photography * The Mac Credit Union * The University of Sydney Veterinary Hospital * Tony Wolf & Son Quality Printers * WallyReturns Pty Ltd BLUE SPONSORS * Belgenny Farm * BLR Security * Geoff Bullen * Caldwell Martin Cox * Camden Valley Motors * Camerons Group twitter.com Proudly * CK Recruitment Pty Ltd * Cobbitty Grove Kitchens NSW Pty Ltd * CPE Tree Services * Custom Brew Co/The /Camdenshow Beer Shed * Davies McLean Property * Finlease * Fowlers Carpets * G. Beavan Funerals of Macarthur ALL ATTRACTION TIMES PUBLISHED IN THE PROGRAM OF Supported by * Horseland – Narellan * Imageology Photography * Invictus X Pty Ltd * Jim Hindmarsh & Co Pty Ltd EVENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE. * Macarthur Signs & Graphics Pty Ltd * Macarthur Travel & Cruise Centre * MOTYAJ Pots * Multiquip Hatchery Camden Council * Nepean Engineering * Sleeptime * Sydney Trucks & Machinery Centre * Theresa Park Water Carriers www.camdenshow.com * Turtleneck Studios * Vale Display Solutions Pty Ltd * Waratah Landscape & Garden Supplies PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROGRAM IS CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING AND THE CAMDEN SHOW SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE OR ALTER ANY EVENTS OR www.camdenshow.com DISPLAYS AS NECESSARY. FOR ALL UPDATES, CHANGES AND ANY FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.CAMDENSHOW.COM www.camdenshow.com A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R ALPACAS, GOATS, MINI FRIDAY 27TH MARCH 2020 1 SATURDAY 28TH MARCH 2020 P1 P1 P1 HORSES & PRESIDENTS Camden Show Ground Sheep Dog Trials Sheep MAP on Friday ARENA COMPETITOR’S & MAP Start Event Location 2 N P2 Ute Show Goats MEMBERS OVERFLOW Start Event Location REF on Saturday Alpacas PARKING AREA REF C A M W Horse Ring Events Main Arena - All Day M15 8:00am Horse Ring Events - From 8:00am Bicentennial Equestrian Park - All Day B15 D E N S H O 3 EXIT & ENTRY 8:30am Miniature Horse Events Rodeo Arena H5 Show Jumping - From 9:00am Main Arena - All Day L15 Vehicle RODEO ARENA, Ute Competition - Registration from 8:30am Ute area behind Cattle Arena O2 Invitational Sheep Dog Trial Sheep Dog Trial Arena P1 Exeter Street P2 COMPETITOR’S 4 PARKING AREA Show Jumping - From 9:00am Main Arena - All Day L15 Alpaca Youth Paraders Alpaca Tent - Food & Fibre Precinct Q2 9:00am Championship Dog Show Bentham Dog Arena D7 Sheep Judging Sheep Tent - Food & Fibre Precinct Q2 5 0 50 metres 100 Beef Cattle Judging Cattle Arena - All Day N5 9:00am Animal Nursery President's Common - All Day G9 Cattle DOG ARENA Goats - Dairy & Angora Judging Goat Tent - Food & Fibre Precinct Q2 Dairy Cattle Judging Cattle Arena N5 Ring P7 P3 COMPETITOR’S Animal Nursery President's Common - All Day G9 6 Grand Parade Registration PARKING AREA Dog Flyball President's Common - All Day G8 Alpaca Judging Alpaca Tent - Food & Fibre Precinct Q2 COUNTRY 9:30am School & Dance Performances Entertainment Stage - All Day O8 BAR Sheep Shearing Display President’s Common I8 7 Style Pavilion President’s Drive Woodchop Woodchop Arena - All Day J9 Racing Pigs President's Common H8 HORSE ARENA Sharpie’s Road 9:30am Bands, Dance Performances & More Entertainment Stage - All Day O8 Eljay Freestyle Stunt Trials President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J5 8 P4 HORSE FLOAT P8 Dog Flyball President's Common - All Day G8 Whip Cracking Demonstration President's Picnic Area H5 PARKING 10:00am P3 Racing Pigs President's Common H8 Reptile Show President's Common H10 ATM 9 Teat to Table Milking Display President's Common H11 Sheep Shearing Display President's Common I8 Chip Avenue 10:00am PARKING Sheep Yard Dog Demonstration (Kelpies) President's Common - near Rodeo Arena K4 i Camden Teat to Table Milking Display President's Common H11 10 President’s Avenue SwimmingPool P5 10:30am Poets Smoko - Dennis "Dingo" Dryden Drovers Camp I11 Lumberjack Show President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J4 10:30am Eljay Freestyle Stunt Trials President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J5 Sheep Yard Dog Demonstration (Kelpies) President's Common - near Rodeo Arena K4 11 Pickup & Reptile Show President's Common H10 EXIT & ENTRY Drop O 11:00am Schools Scarecrow Winner Announced Entertainment Stage O8 Pedestrian DISABLED PARKING Lumberjack Show President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J4 Drover’s Road 11:00am Grand Whip Cracking Demonstration President's Picnic Area K8 The Horseman's Way Show Rodeo Arena H5 12 stand P6 Mitchell Street Bullock Team Demonstration Rodeo Arena H5 The Horseman’s Way Show Rodeo Arena H5 Ho 11:30am rse Racing Pigs President's Common H8 11:30am Reptile Show President's Common H10 13 La ne P6 NOON Sheep Yard Dog Demonstration (Kelpies) President's Common - near Rodeo Arena K4 Charlie the Brahman Steer President's Common & Grounds H10 TRADE CATTLE Teat to Table Milking Display President's Common H11 11:45am Racing Pigs President's Common H8 14 ? Street Oxley P7 & CATTLE CAR Camp Access Road PARKING AREA 12.30pm Reptile Show President's Common H10 Dennis “Dingo” Dryden Rodeo Arena H5 Attractions NOON Commercial Eljay Freestyle Stunt Trials President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J5 15 Whip Cracking Demonstration President's Picnic Area K8 Exhibitors Sheep Shearing Display President's Common I8 Show Bags Eljay Freestyle Stunt Trials President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J5 NAB PARKING AREA Junior Rural Ambassador Awards President's Picnic Area K8 Show Rides Teat to Table Milking Display President's Common H11 16 P8 1:00pm President's Awards President's Picnic Area K8 12:30pm Shaded Areas Sheep Shearing Display President's Common I8 Police Bullock Team Demonstration Cattle Arena N5 EXIT Poultry Police Sheep Yard Dog Demonstration (Kelpies) President's Common - near Rodeo Arena K4 17 P4 Pedestrian Sheep Yard Dog Demonstration (Kelpies) President's Common - near Rodeo Arena K4 Security NEW IN 2020 1:00pm Lumberjack Show President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J4 Lumberjack Show President's Common - near Rodeo Arena J4 18 Camden Shops First Aid 1:30pm Whip Cracking Demonstration President's Picnic Area K8 The Horseman's Way Show Rodeo Arena H5 ? The Alpacas, Goats 1:30pm Oce Camden Council Police Pavilion Racing Pigs President's Common H8 Racing Pigs President's Common H8 P Water Refill Station and Sheep have Tennis
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