TASMANIAN MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION 32nd ANNUAL GET TOGETHER
VENUE “Harveydale” Birralee Road, Westbury
WEEKEND ADMISSION Adults $45.00 gate Pensioners & Children 13 - 17 yrs incl. $20.00 gate Children under 13 years FREE SATURDAY ADMISSION Adults $20.00 Children $10.00 SUNDAY ADMISSION Adults $20.00 Children $10.00 Children under 13 years FREE ****WRISTBANDS TO BE WORN AT ALL TIMES**** ENQUIRIES Tracey Boon 0419 582 580 Danza Hardwicke 0476 118 433 Email [email protected]
CAMPING STRICTLY NO ADMITTANCE BEFORE 12 NOON FRIDAY. Campers must leave by Sunday evening. Good camping and carparking available. Rugging of horses overnight is strongly recommended. Waterproof gear essential. Horses to be yarded to the satisfaction of the Ground Committee. Size of yards to be kept to a minimum.
STALLIONS All stallions attending the Get Together must be approved by the TMCA. Please contact Secretary Danza Hardwicke on above number for application form and details. Please refer to rule for stallion yards while attending the get together.
DISABILITY Key to be obtained from the TMCA caravan or TOILET phone 0419 582 580
VET & Will be available for emergency treatment of horses with FARRIER any fees incurred payable by the owner.
HAY NO BYO! Hay will be available for purchase at the gate.
WATER Campers are advised to bring their own water.
CATERING Range of food, refreshments and bar facilities, courtesy of Riverside Lions Club available from 5pm Friday. Filled rolls and cold drinks available at the lunch stop on Sunday’s trail ride. Orders to be placed at the food van by Saturday evening. 1 - -1 RULES
THE T.M.C.A. COMMITTEE ADVISES THAT THE FOLLOWING MUST BE OBSERVED:
• NO GLASS policy will be enforced. Vehicles will be checked upon entry. • Alcohol in glass containers will be confiscated on entry or at camps. • NO irresponsible, careless or dangerous riding will be tolerated. • All riders must wear an approved equestrian helmet at all times when mounted. No helmet, no ride. • Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times unless competing in high jump. • Rubbish to be taken home in bags provided. • NO vehicle movement after 8 pm (this will be enforced by security). • NO 2 or 4 wheel motorbikes permitted on site unless authorised by TMCA. • No Fires (includes contained). • Drunken disorderly behaviour will not be tolerated. Anyone displaying antisocial behaviour will be removed from the venue by new security personnel or legally detained until police arrive, you will also be issued a fine. • NO horse can be ridden in both senior stock horse race and junior stock horse race. (see events page) • The Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Assoc. does not assume liability for accident resulting in death or injury to competitors or their property, each contestant by act of entry or participation waives all claims for death, injury, loss or damage that they, their helpers, their stock or property may sustain. PLEASE REMEMBER WE ARE USING PRIVATE PROPERTY COURTESY OF THE BROWN FAMILY.
FRIDAY- EVENT EVENING Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s-Kool Glow Striplings Championship- Main Arena ASHS Tasmanian Branch- Flag Ride
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SATURDAY - EVENTS DAY
7.30 am Compulsory Official Course Walk for Championship, Stock Horse Races, Teams Relay & Walking Race – no wristband no start 8.00 am Entries received at entries tent. Entries for morning events close at 10.00 am Entries for afternoon events close at 12.00pm 9.00 am Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen's Senior and Junior Championship Phase A: Handy Stock Horse Phase B: Cattle Handling Phase C: Whip Cracking Phase D: Stock Horse Race 9.00 am Barrel Races and Cook the Stew Race, Billy Can Races - entries taken at barrel race area 10.00 am Senior & Junior Handy Stock Horse, Stock Horse Races, Teams Relay Race, Walking Races to commence after completion of Championship races. 12 Midday LUNCH BREAK Novice Stockman’s Whipcrack Event Basil Steers Memorial Stockman's Whip Cracking Event Followed by Whip-cracking competition (in order of programme) 3.30 pm Official Welcome, Championship & Event Presentations Followed by Dog High Jump - Entries taken at jump arena Cattlemen’s Ironman Challenge
SUNDAY - TRAIL RIDES
7.30 – 9.00 am Registrations for the rides taken at the TMCA caravan. All riders must be registered. 9.00 – 9.30 am Marshalling. Riders to wear an approved equestrian helmet and be equipped with tethering gear. Horses required to be moderately fit and recommended recently shod or booted. No dogs or alcohol on rides. No double dinking or leading of unmounted horses. Horses must be fitted with a saddle. 10.00 am Main trail ride departs. B.Y.O. lunch or ordered at the Lions food van by Saturday evening with these delivered to the lunch stop. 3:00pm Main trail ride returns. 10.15am Leading rein trail ride departs. Held over easy terrain of approximately 1 hour duration.
3 - -3 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY FOR EVENTS
1. Entrants competing in Championship, Stock Horse Races and Teams Relay will be issued a wrist band on completion of course walk. >> NO WRISTBAND, NO START 2. Equestrian helmets compulsory in all events (except whip cracking). >> NO HELMET, NO START 3. No halters or headstalls to be used in races as the main horse control. 4. One run per horse each event, excluding the barrel & billy can races 5. Adult & Child Races – horse/pony must be of appropriate size for adult 6. The TMCA reserves the right to alter, amend or cancel all or any portion of this program as it may deem fit. 7. The decision of the Judge or Judges will be final. No correspondence will be entered into. 8. Any competitor who wishes to lodge a complaint must lodge it within half an hour of the incident taking place. 9. Offensive language or abuse of horses will lead to automatic disqualification. 10. Queries can be directed to any TMCA committee member. 11. The Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Assoc. does not assume liability for accident resulting in death or injury to competitors or their property, each contestant by act of entry or participation waives all claims for death, injury, loss or damage that they, their helpers, their stock or property may sustain. 12. Due to the rapid rise in horse and animal welfare horses may be paraded and inspected by a veterinarian prior to any participation.
ENTRIES FOR EVENTS
CHAMPIONSHIPS: Entry form is on page 8 of this program. Completed form and appropriate entry fee to be lodged via the www.tmca.com.au An email address must be attached for a copy of the rules for the championship. WHIPCRACKING: Entries taken at the entries tent. BARREL RACES, BILLY CAN RACES & COOK THE STEW RACES: Entries taken at the barrel racing area from 9am – 10.30am DOG HIGH JUMP: To be taken at the entries tent. OTHER EVENTS: Entries taken at the entries tent from 8 am to 12.00pm IRONMAN CHALLENGE Entries taken at entries tent.
Prizes for the Barrel Races, Cook the Stew Races, Billy Can Races, Walking Races and Whipcracking will be awarded at the completion of the events.
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TASMANIAN MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION KOOL GLOW STRIPLINGS CHAMPIONSHIP Entry restricted to financial members of the T.M.C.A.
RIDER: …………..……………………..……………………………………………………………….
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OWNER……………………….……………………………..……………………………………………
AGE…………………………BREEDING …………….……………………ASH REG NO…………… Details of horse and rider’s performance and/or points of interest for commentator’s use. (Basic details as a bare minimum would be appreciated.)
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SIGNED……………………………………………………………DATED…………………….………… Where the above-mentioned applicant is the age of 12 years and under as at the date hereof, to be signed by parent or guardian.
I………………………………………………………..as the parent/guardian of the above named applicant, hereby consent to this application by the above named and agree on his/her behalf to be bound by the conditions of entry. Completed form and entry fee to be forwarded to: Any questions please call Secretary- 0476 118 433. Complete on line and payment done through the website. www.tmca.net.au Please keep a copy of your receipt. Email address must be put down so TMCA can send rules and more information regarding this event. All entries to be forwarded by 19thJanurary 2019.
5 - -5 EVENT 1. SPIRIT OF EQUUS SENIOR HANDY STOCK HORSE. ENTRY FEE For riders 18 years and over on horses not competing in Championship Event. Stock saddle compulsory. Format as for Championship Event. $5
EVENT 2. THE LEWIS LEE MEMORIAL JUNIOR HANDY STOCK HORSE. For riders under 18 years on the day of the event on horses not competing in Championship Event. Marks awarded for every phase attempted. Format as for Championship Event. Time limit of five (5) minutes to apply. $3
EVENT 3. TANIA BURBURY LEATHERWORK LEAD REIN HANDY STOCK HORSE. For riders 8 years and under. Children navigate modified course on leading rein, hobbles not to be used on the horse/pony but may be correctly fitted on props provided. Time limit will apply. Entrants cannot compete in leading rein if they are also competing in the junior handy stock horse or if they have competed as a junior in previous years . $3
EVENT 4. LAUREN’S MASSAGE DELORAINE SENIOR BARREL RACE. For riders 18 years and over $5
EVENT 5. PATRON’S JUNIOR BARRL RACE. For entrants 14 to 17 years $3
EVENT 6. PENNICOTT TOURS JUVENILE BARREL RACE. For entrants under 14 years $3
EVENT 7. INGHAMS ENTERPRISES PTY LTD LEAD REIN BARREL RACE For entrants under 14 years of age and not competing in events 4/5/6. $3
EVENT 8. MIKE BUSH’S SENIOR BILLY CAN RACE. Rules as per judges instructions. First home with minimum of two thirds of a billy-can full of water is winner. $5
EVENT 9. CRAIG & RUTH GROOM JUNIOR BILLY CAN RACE. For entrants 14 – 17 years. Rules as for event 8. $3
EVENT 10. TAS AGRONOMY PLUS JUVENILE BILLY CAN RACE. For entrants under 14 years. Rules as for event 8. $3
EVENT 11. TASMANIAN HORSE TRANSPORT ADULT & CHILD BILLYCAN RELAY RACE Children must be 14 years and under and not competing in event 10. Adult 18 yrs & over. Children mounted on their own horse on a lead rein. Adult is unmounted and assists the child. $5
EVENT 12. MEDOWVILLE FARM COOK THE STEW RACE Teams of 3 riders consisting of at least one rider under 14 years and a maximum of one adult 18 years and over. Leading rein permitted. $3 EACH TEAM MEMBER
6 - -6 EVENT 13. WINGS RURAL SENIOR STOCK HORSE RACE. Same format as Championship stock horse race. For entrants on horses not competing in Championship Please note does include running to pick up oilskin coat. See page 11 for details. Stock saddle compulsory. $10
EVENT 14. GALLAGHER JUNIOR STOCK HORSE RACE. ENTRY FEE For entrants 14 to 17 years on horses not competing in Championship. Same format as Championship stock horse race. Please note does include running to pick up oilskin coat. See page 11 for details. Stock Saddle not compulsory. $5
EVENT 15. SCOOT BOOTS JUVENILE STOCK HORSE RACE. For entrants under 14 years on horses not competing in Championship. Conducted on similar lines as Event 11. No requirement to run & pick up oilskin coat. Stock saddle not compulsory. $5
EVENT 16. PHILIP DAVEY SHEET METAL TEAMS RELAY RACE. Teams of three horses and four riders. Event to be run as a relay over 4 legs. All riders to be over the age of ten years. Stock saddle compulsory. Riders & horses may compete in 1 team only. Team name only to be submitted at the time of entry. First Leg First competitor starts unmounted. Leading his horse he runs 20 metres to full- length oilskin coat, (must be lined), puts it on, mounts and races to calf. At calf, he dismounts, picks it up, remounts and races to second rider waiting at Point A (no log jumps). Second Leg Second rider takes calf and races to Point B over log jumps and passes calf to third rider. Third Leg Third rider, mounted bareback, takes calf and races to point C where fourth rider is waiting to be picked up (no log jumps). Fourth Leg Together they race mounted and still carrying calf to finish line (no log jumps). $20 per team
EVENT 17. IAN ATKINS & GUNNY MEMORIAL SENIOR WALKING RACE. For riders 18 years and over. To be held over a course of approximately 1.5 km of undulating terrain. Rules: If the horse breaks, a circle must be turned and a walk re-established. $5
EVENT 18. REG DIXON MEMORIAL JUNIOR WALKING RACE. For riders under 14 - 17 years. Rules as for Event 15. $3
EVENT 19. C-VON PLANT HIRE JUVENILE WALKING RACE For riders under 14 years. Rules as for Event 15. $3
***ALL WHIPCRACK EVENTS ON PAGE 16***
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8 - -8 Page Transport Pty Ltd Carrick
LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTERS SHIPPING AND INTERSTATE
Ph: 63936 777 Geoff: 0418 134 595 Chris: 0419 508 252
TIM & STACY CRESSWELL 0458 866 134 For Quality Hay & Lucerne
Seona Findlay Tas Agronomy Plus 0428922106 [email protected]
9 - -9 PAGE TRANSPORT PTY LTD T.M.C.A. CHAMPIONSHIP
FIRST PRIZE- Dick Miles Perpetual Trophy donated by his family. $700 cash & inscribed woolen rug, hand crafted stock whip, service fee to Royalle Imprint- Sponsored by Ashgrove Stud- Amanda Wall. SECOND PRIZE- $500 cash, Large Bag of Kool Glow, $100 Tania Burbury Voucher. THIRD PRIZE- $300 cash, Dental Voucher sponsored by Deloraine Vet. ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD to the highest unplaced entrant who has never been placed or won the encouragement award before. Sponsored by Horseland Devonport. SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD- Hoof Stand Sponsored Wild about Hooves. STOCK HORSE AWARD To the highest point scoring ASHS 2019 registered horse and rider (current 2019 ASHS member). Sponsored by the ASHS Tasmanian Branch.
SPREYTON VET CLINIC- JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP For entrants 12 years and over and under 18 years. To be run coinciding with the senior championship. FIRST PRIZE $150 cash, inscribed woollen rug & trophy. SECOND PRIZE $50 cash & Wool saddle pad sponsored by Horseland Devonport THIRD PRIZE 1 bags of chaff and $50 Kent Voucher.
The Page Transport Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen's Association Championship and Spreyton Vet Clinic Junior Championship have three phases with A & B running concurrently. PHASE A. - Handy Stock Horse Competitor to carry a simulated calf, cross a bridge, hobble horse, open gate & stand cracking a whip. Time limit of four (4) minutes. Guide lines available on entry. PHASE B. – Cattle Handling Involves working cattle around the prescribed course and yarding them to finish. Running martingales permitted. PHASE C. – Whip Crack A course of 10 targets to be set in area, the horse a rider are to complete the course in number order and crack targets. This will be a timed event and points for each target includes 30 second freestyle on horseback. Seniors must canter junior option of trot/canter. PHASE D. - Stock Horse Race Approximately 2 kilometres in length. Course over undulating terrain with logs and water to be jumped. Competitors start unmounted. On starting they run, leading horse approximately 10 metres to full length oilskin coat, (must be lined), put it on, mount and race over course to 10 - -10 simulated calves. They dismount, pick up calf, mount and continue the race. Approx half way around the calf is to be placed in the designated area. Prior to completing the race the rider must dismount in the designated area, remove oilskin coat and complete the race leading their horse. Each competitor in each heat will be timed individually with an optimum time on the course. Time will be factored at the horse travelling at 450 metres per minute ( a controlled gallop ) Penalty points for faster than optimum time with a 10 second buffer will be incurred. Each phase of the competition will be scored and the best overall combined score will win the Championship. In the event of points being equal, there will be a count back to Cattle Handling, Handy Stock Horse, whipcracking and Stock Horse Race in that order. • Any competitor may be eliminated from any phase at any time by presiding judge, which in turn eliminates entrant from entire championship. • Entry restricted to financial members of the T.M.C.A. • Membership form can be completed and fee paid with entry. • Stock saddle compulsory. Official entry form is on page 12 of this programme. • Handy stockhorse phase can be subject to a ‘wild card’ rule at the discretion of the judges. Entry Fee: Senior $60; Junior $20.
Imana Coffee will be onsite for the duration of the get together.
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TASMANIAN MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRY FORM Entry restricted to financial members of the T.M.C.A.
RIDER: MR / MRS / MISS…………..……………………..……………………………………..
AGE: (If under 18 years)………………PHONE………………………..………………….…
ADDRESS………….………………………………………………………………………………….…
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HORSE………………….………………………………………………..………………………………..
OWNER……………………….……………………………..……………………………………………
AGE…………………………BREEDING …………….……………………ASH REG NO…………… Details of horse and rider’s performance and/or points of interest for commentator’s use. (Basic details as a bare minimum would be appreciated.)
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IGNED……………………………………………………………DATED…………………….………… Where the above-mentioned applicant is under the age of 18 years as at the date hereof, to be signed by parent or guardian. I………………………………………………………..as the parent/guardian of the above named applicant, hereby consent to this application by the above named and agree on his/her behalf to be bound by the conditions of entry. OFFICIAL COURSE WALK FOR ALL ENTRANTS WILL TAKE PLACE AT 7.30AM ON SATURDAY 2nd FEBRUARY 2017. NO WRIST BAND, NO START. Completed form and entry fee to be Complete on line and payment done through the website. www.tmca.net.au Any issues please email [email protected] or 0476118433. Please keep a copy of your receipt. Email address must be put down so TMCA can send rules and more information regarding this event. All entries to be forwarded by 19thJanurary 2019.
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2018/2019
Please Print Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss...... …......
Address......
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Email .....………………………………......
Phone Number...... …......
Date of Birth if under 18 years...... …......
Signed...... Date....…......
Senior Membership (18 years & over): $25 per year
Junior Membership (under 18 years): $10 per year
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Brain Fish will be attending the get together with his bullocks, this is a display not to be missed.
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Commencing at approximately 4pm. Entry: all classes $5 Class 1. Small Dogs: 32 cm or under Class 2. Large Dogs: over 32 cm
1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes awarded for both classes. Rules and regulations available at TMCA van or dog jump area.
LAUNCESTON
WILD ABOUT HOOVES BAREFOOT HOOF CARE
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The Ironman challenge will be held in the main arena in the evening.
Teams will consist of 3 entrants (all ages and genders compete as equal). This year we have introduced the fastest time for a team under 13 years old.
The challenge will be comprised of various farm job related tasks and run in a timed relay format.
Entries taken at the TMCA caravan or on the night - $30 per team Teams under 13 years of age- $15 per team
$300 1st Prize: $300 + Trophy! Under 13 1st Prize- Trophy each
Other great prizes up for grabs as well.
16 - -16 THE MOUNTAIN HUTS PRESERVATION SOCIETY WHIP-CRACKING COMPETITION
Commencing at 12.30 pm Saturday EVENT 20. ROY DAVIES MEMORIAL NOVICE STOCKMAN’S WHIPCRACK SPONSORED BY BLACK COLT CLOTHING For entrants who have never won a stockman’s whip crack event. To be run on horseback over a horse-shoe shaped course with a maximum of 12 papers to be cut. Riders to ride at any pace on inside of targets only. Targets are to be placed on a course at intervals at the discretion of the steward & judges. This will be a timed event. Points awarded for cut papers within the time limit. One horse, one run. Entrants can compete on more than one horse. $10 EVENT 21. BASIL STEERS MEMORIAL STOCKMAN’S WHIPCRACK SPONSORED BY KENT SADDLERY To be conducted on same lines as event 20, except entrants must canter around the course. Wild Card to be added. $10 Directing following on from the Novice Stockman’s Whip crack Event & Basil Steers Memorial Stockman's Whip Cracking Event. Run in order of program. Entrants can compete in one age group class only.
Entry fee: Class 1: $5; Classes 2 – 4: $3; Class 5: $5.
CLASS 1. PENNICOTT TOURS WHIPCRACK Best Performance (horse optional). Time limit 2 minutes.
CLASS 2. SIMON MARTIN WHIPS 10 years & under Best Performance, time limit 30 seconds
CLASS 3. TASMANIAN ALKALOIDS 11 to 13 years Best Performance, time limit 30 seconds
CLASS 4. MOUNTAIN HUTS PRESERATION SOCIETY 14 years to 16 years Best Performance, time limit 30 seconds
CLASS 5. Ken Green Over 16 years Best Performance, time limit 30 seconds
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T.M.C.A. PRESIDENTS
1986-89 Judith Kilby 1998-02 Wayne Hodgetts
1989-90 Jeffrey How 2002-04 Ian Atkins 1990-94 Ross Jones 2004-09 Tony Dixon 1994-98 Peter Guest 2009- Tracey Boon
20 - -20 OUR MIGHTY SPONSORS!
The Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Association would like to thank the following sponsors for their support which is greatly appreciated: (Correct at time of printing) Please support them whenever possible
Page Transport Pty Ltd Tim & Stacy Cresswell Wing Rural Pty Ltd Kool Glow Scoot Boots Meadowville Farm Spreyton Vet Clinic Riverside Lions Club Meadowville Farm – Tracey Boon & Deb Matthews Ashgrove Equestrian Services-Amanda Wall Mountain Huts Preservation Society Mark Shelton MP- Liberal Member for Lyons Tasmanian Alkaloids Tania Burbury Leather Atkins Family IGA Westbury Evens Family Cheryl and Dennis Green Mike Bush Judy Kilby Kent Saddlery Olivia Barnard Mititvite Feed C-Von Plant Hire Goodwoods Saddlery Simon Martian Whips Pet Stock Launceston Deloraine Vet Clinic Gallahger Ken Green Equine Devonport Saddleworld Ev’s Therapy Horseland Devonport Pennicot Tours Devonport Saddleworld TP Jones Longford Tayah Scott Equine Black Colt Clothing Laurens Massage Showdown Rugs Phil Davey Sheetmetal Craig Groom Olssens Nungar Shirts Funky Pony Kelato Animal Products Roberts Launceston Wild about Hooves Agspand- Feedchar Ross Jones
Programmes kindly printed by Mark Shelton MP, Liberal Member for Lyons 10A Marlborough Street, Longford TAS 7301 Phone 03 6324 2080
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22 - -22 GET TOGETHER VENUES
1988 Borradaile Plains 2003 “Hunterston” Bothwell 1989 Middlesex Plains 2004 “Cluan Homestead” Westbury 1990 “Cross Marsh” The Steppes 2005 “The Big Den” Connorville 1991 “Cross Marsh” The Steppes 2006 “Looseleigh” Selbourne 1992 “Middlesex Plains“ 2007 “Jumpers Marsh” Central Highlands 1993 Borradaile Plain 2008 “Windfalls” Campbell Town 1994 The Big Den “Connorville” 2009 “Effingham” George Town 1995 “The Huntsman” Meander 2010 “Jumpers Marsh” Central Highlands 1996 “Windfalls” Campbell Town 2011 “Brambletye” Conara 1997 “The Avenue” Elizabeth Town 2012 “Windfalls” Campbell Town 1998 Dublin Plain 2013 “Boomers Bottom” Connorville 1999 “Camelford North” Blessington 2014 “Rough Paddock” Penstock 2000 Boomers Bottom “Connorville” 2015 “Fonthill” Lemont, Oatlands 2001 “The Huntsman” Meander 2016 “Brambletye” Conara 2002 “Bowood” Bridport 2017 “ The Big Den, “Connorville”, Cressy 2018 “Burnt Hill Marsh” Windfalls
The Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Association appreciates the support of SES Deloraine & Lions Clubs of Westbury & Riverside
23 - -23 CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS SENIOR JUNIOR 1988 Dick Miles 1989 Brian Bonde 1990 Susan Haywood 1991 Alan Wyllie Allana Hearn 1992 Alan Wyllie 1993 Ross Jones Allana Hearn 1994 Michael King Claire Tubb 1995 Shane Flint Denae Hearn 1996 Shane Flint Cameron Wadley 1997 Nigel Schuuring Cameron Wadley 1998 Nigel Schuuring Emma Abblitt 1999 Nigel Schuuring Patrick Wadley 2000 Nigel Schuuring Cindy Dornauf 2001 Geoff Harvey Emma Abblitt 2002 Geoff Harvey Bess Morgan 2003 Geoff Harvey James Downie 2004 Geoff Harvey Bess Morgan 2005 Sam Morgan Bess Morgan 2006 Tim Kelly John Bell Jnr 2007 Tim Kelly Carina Walton 2008 Aiden Nunn Alicia Freeman 2009 Chris Connley Sara Boxhall 2010 Ben Howe Tom Buckley-Connley 2011 Sara Boxhall Danielle Whatley 2012 Aiden Nunn Steph Jones 2013 Aiden Nunn Steph Jones 2014 Alice Hirst David Gardiner 2015 Sara Boxhall Brittany Hine 2016 Will Browning David Gardiner 2017 Will Browning Emma Cowling 2018 Bailey Elias Tom Steele
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DEVONPORT
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CODE OF CONDUCT
Anyone using electronic technology to defame either the Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Association Get Together, its Judges, Officials, Volunteers, Competitors or Members will be referred to the Executive Committee.
The Committee of the Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Association recognizes the importance of conducting a competition that reflects integrity, sportsmanlike behavior and sound animal welfare protocols.
This code is intended to compliment and support existing Get Together rules.
The TMCA committee trust you have enjoyed your weekend, please have a safe journey home!
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