112th NANANGO SHOW 9TH & 10TH APRIL 2021. CELEBRATING OUR HISTORY! COUNTRY AT ITS BEST FOR 120 YEARS.
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THE NANANGO AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL AND MINING SOCIETY INC
The Management Committee of the Nanango Agricultural, Pastoral & Mining Society Inc. would like to take this opportunity to welcome His Excellency the Honorable Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland, his wife Mrs. de Jersey, our Member of Parliament Mrs. Deb Frecklington, our Patron Mrs Gloria Fleming, invited guests, Show Society Members and all other visitors to our 112th Annual Show to be held on Friday 9th & Saturday 10th April 2021.
We are looking forward to bringing you an entertaining two days that cater for all ages. Whilst we strive to maintain our Agricultural Heritage, we continually work to ensure that the event is relevant for all visitors. Once again, the traditional features will be present: Pavilion & Trade Displays, Livestock & Horse Events, Rodeo Events, Wood Chopping Events, Post Splitting, the night time Fireworks and the fun filled Side Show Alley. There will be plenty of Food Stalls available throughout the show grounds, providing a variety of food and drinks to tempt your taste buds.
The initial stage of the Queensland Miss Showgirl Quest and the Rural Ambassador Award will be held in conjunction with our Annual Show. The Pavilion Junior Judges and the Stud Beef Young Judges & Handlers competition will be held again this year.
As usual, without the dedication and commitment from our Volunteers, Members and Sponsors, our Show would not be a success. The Society would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generous support towards the Show. We look forward to seeing you here on the Friday 9th & Saturday 10th April 2021.
With thanks The Management Committee
Patron Management Committee Mrs. Gloria Fleming Mr. Les Schloss President Mr. Tom Browning Mr. Les Schloss Ms. Debra Horan Vice President Mr. Michael Hunter Mr. Tom Browning Ms. Kayleen Bochmann Treasurer Camp draft Chairperson Ms. Deb Horan Mr Michael Hunter Secretary Canteen Manager Mrs. Bernice Danahay Ms. Patricia Dowling
Note: while all care has been taken to give the correct information in this Schedule, changes, alterations, or deletions, beyond our control may occur at the time of printing. Should you have any concerns please call the show office on 41631273 FOR A FULL COPY OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PLEASE SEE THE WEBSITE NANANGOSHOWSOCIETY.NET
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CONTACT DETAILS Show Office President Ph: (07) 4163 1273 Ph: 0428 631 273 Email: [email protected] OFFICE TIMES: Monday – Friday 9.00 am – 3.00 pm 6th-10th April 7:30 am – 6:00 pm
ADMISSION PRICES Adults $15.00 Aged & Disability Pension Card $10.00 Children 12 years – 17 years $10.00 Children under 12 years, if accompanied by a paying Adult: FREE Family Pass - $40.00 (2 Adults and 2 Children) Tickets can be purchased online at- https://booking.safevisit.com.au/iwnqa or at the gate. Gate tickets purchased on Friday, gives you entry to the show on Saturday as well.
THE 2021 NANANGO SHOWGIRL QUEST AND RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD The Nanango Agricultural, Pastural and Mining Society is looking for young people who are interested in being part of the Queensland Country Life Miss Showgirl Quest and the Queensland Rural Ambassador Award. Both of these awards start at the grass roots of the Queensland Agricultural Shows. There are 128 Agricultural Shows held throughout Queensland every year and it’s from these organizations that the 2021 Miss Showgirl and Rural Ambassador will be chosen.
NANANGO SHOWGIRL QUEST If you are interested in broadening your knowledge of the Queensland agricultural show movement and making new friends from around the state the Showgirl Quest is an excellent platform to start. As an entrant you learn lifelong skills which enable you to improve your personal and professional development.
RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD As a Rural Ambassador you will meet state and federal decision makers and leaders in agriculture and education, be able to input your point of view, ask the hard questions and make important contacts. You need to have the desire to stand up for rural Australia, have a basic agricultural and rural knowledge, and be prepared to have a go. You will make lifelong friends and have a good time.
If this sounds like you, contact the Nanango Show Secretary at 4163 1273 or by email at [email protected]
The winners of these two awards will be presented with their ribbons and a $250 cash prize. As the Nanango Miss Showgirl and Rural Ambassador, the winners will be expected to represent our show society at the South Burnett Sub-Chamber Competition held in Goomeri, where they will both receive another $250. The successful representatives will then compete in the Royal Show in Brisbane in early August.
Locally we also hold a “Miss Teen” for girls aged 13 – 17 and a “Miss Junior” for those aged 10 – 12.
If you are interested in learning more about the competitions or in nominating for the awards please contact Mrs. Gloria Fleming (0418 720 645).
Tickets can be purchased at the Show office or at the gate. Please keep your wristband for Saturday entry to the Show.
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SECTION 1 - Horses CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs. Julie Brown NOMINATIONS CLOSE: Midnight 8th April 2021 on showdayonline.com Harness Ring – Friday 9th of April 2021, starting at 9am EA approved helmets necessary for all Drivers and anyone on the carriage under 17 years. Entry fee - $3, entries via showday.online closing midnight April 8th. Prizemoney - 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, Only 1st prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 or more entries to a class.
EQUINE IN HARNESS 168. EQUINE over 14hh. 169. EQUINE over 12.2hh. & n.e. 14hh. 170. EQUINE over 10.2hh. & n.e. 12.2hh. 171. EQUINE 10.2hh and under 172. MULTIPLE
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION EQUINE IN HARNESS TURNOUTS 173. JOGGER TURNOUT 174. VICEROY TURNOUT 175. TWO/FOUR TURNOUT excluding Joggers and Viceroys 176. HISTORICAL/TRADE TURNOUT (no novelty turnouts, joggers or viceroys)
CHAMPION TURNOUT (Trophy donated by Nanango Taxis and Limousines, and sash) and Reserve Champion (sash) 177. PLEASURE (suitable for a day out in the country) / Novelty Turnout
WHIP CLASSES 178. JUNIOR WHIP 12 and under 18 years. Under 18 years must be accompanied by an experienced adult driver seated on the carriage. 179. LADY WHIP 18 YEARS AND OVER 180. GENT WHIP 18 YEARS AND OVER
CHAMPION WHIP - Trophy RESERVE CHAMPION - SASH CONCOURS D-ELEGANCE – Trophy donated by Nanango Taxi and Limousines
Competitor Indemnity and Horse Health Declaration Forms can be downloaded from nanangoshowsociety.net This is a requirement of all competitors at this show
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Restricted/Local/District Ring ONE Starts 2pm Friday, 9th April, 2021 CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs. Julie Brown
NOMINATIONS CLOSE: Midnight 8th April 2021 on showday.online Local classes will include riders who reside in the 4615-postcode district only District – District riders must reside in the South Burnett Regional Council area and the districts of Blackbutt (postcode 4314) and Cooyar (4402), and must ride a horse that resides for the most part in the same area. Restricted classes are limited to those riders who ride three Ag Shows a year or less, and do not consider themselves highly competitive in Hack and Hunters events. Please do not use these classes for ribbon hunting. They are designed to help people get a start. Restricted Riders do not need to live in any particular locality. Coats and plaits are not required on the Friday but encouraged. EA approved helmets are to be on ALL riders and drivers ALL the time inside the showground perimeter. Entry fees - $3 a class for all classes in the main ring, except Jumping. Prizemoney - 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, Only 1st prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 or more entries to a class.
Pony Hacks under 12.2 hands MUST be ridden by a child under 17 years. Pony Hacks 12.2 hands and over may be ridden by any age rider. Stallions’ ineligible for this day, under saddle.
Rider Classes CHAMPION LOCAL/DISTRICT Hack (Bag of feed 1001. Led Local Rider Class any age donated by Riverina, Kingaroy, and sash) and 1002. Local Rider 10 years and under Reserve Champion (sash) 1003. Local Rider 11 years to 16 years 1025. Galloway Hack ridden by a restricted rider, over 1004. Local Rider over 16 years 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER and Reserve Champion 1026. Hack ridden by a restricted rider, over 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 1005. District Rider 10 years and under 1027. Hack ridden by a restricted rider over 16 hands 1006. District Rider 11 to 16 years 1028. Pleasure Galloway Hack ridden by a restricted 1007. District Rider over 16 years rider, over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands CHAMPION DISTRICT RIDER and Reserve 1029. Pleasure Hack ridden by a restricted rider, over Champion 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 1030. Pleasure Hack ridden by a restricted rider, over 1008. Restricted Rider 10 years and under 16 hands 1009. Restricted Rider 11 to 16 years 1031. Pair of hacks, ridden by restricted riders 1010. Restricted Rider over 16 years CHAMPION RESTRICTED RIDER and Reserve Champion Lindsay & Aubrey Green
1011. Local Pony Hack over 12.2 hands not exceeding Memorial Trophy 14 hands, rider any age 1012. Local Pony Hack not exceeding 14 hands, rider Donated by Mr Barry Green 16 years and under 1013. District Pony Hack over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands, rider any age 1014. District Pony Hack, not exceeding 12.2 hands, rider 16 years and under For All Pony and Horse Show Hack and Hunter CHAMPION LOCAL/DISTRICT PONY HACK (Bag of classes: feed donated by Riverina Kingaroy and sash) and A horse that competes as a show hack cannot Reserve champion (sash) compete as a show hunter hack except where
1015. Pony Hack ridden by a restricted rider 12 years stated. and under YOU MUST CHOOSE TO COMPETE YOUR 1016. Pony Hack ridden by a restricted rider over 12 HORSE OR PONY AS A SHOW HACK OR A years SHOW HUNTER HACK. 1017. Pleasure Pony hack ridden by a rider 12 years and under For a full copy of our rules and regulations please see 1018. Pleasure Pony Hack ridden by a restricted rider the Nanango Show Society website: over 12 years nanangoshowsociety.net 1019. Pair of Pony Hacks ridden by restricted riders 1020. Local Galloway Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands 1021. District Galloway Hack over 14 hands and not ENTER ON LINE AT showday.online exceeding 15 hands 1022. Local Hack over 15 hands 1023. District Hack over 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 1024. District Hack over 16 hands
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RING D – SHOW JUMPING Section 2 Saturday 10th April FRIDAY 9TH APRIL Commencing Ring A Led Ponies, starting at 9am SHARP. 8.30am Entry fee for all classes except where otherwise ENTRY TICKET: – Via showday.online stated - $3, entries via showday.online closing Run under EA Rules - Horses and Riders in classes midnight April 8th. from 105cm must be EA registered. Riders not Prizemoney - 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, Only 1st members of EA must realize that unless negligence is prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & proven, they have no accident insurance. The judge on 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & the day has the right to refuse to allow any rider who st nd rd they deem not competent to enter the class. 1 , 2 & 3 prize will be paid if there are 5 EA approved helmets are compulsory for all riders. or more entries to a class. Body protectors are recommended. WELSH 1. Led Pure Welsh Stallion (A, B, C, D) Prizemoney except where stated - 1st $10, 2nd $6, 2. Led Part Welsh Stallion 3rd $4. 3. Led Pure Welsh Mare (A, B, C, D) In all classes, only 1st prize will be paid if there 4. Led Part Welsh Mare st nd are 3 entries, 1 & 2 prize will be paid if there 5. Led Pure Welsh Gelding (A, B, C, D) are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if 6. Led Part Welsh Gelding there are 5 or more entries to a class. CHAMPION WELSH EXHIBIT & Reserve 1208. District event Height 30cm, any age rider Champion Due to the restrictions of COVID, local classes THIS YEAR may include all horses residing in the postcode RIDING PONIES area 4615 PLUS any South Burnett regional council 7. Reg Riding Pony Stallion (Any section) area and the districts of Blackbutt (postcode 4314) and 8. Reg Riding Pony Mare (any section) Cooyar (4402) whose local show is NOT running horse 9. Reg Riding Pony Gelding (any section) events in 2021. CHAMPION RIDING PONY EXHIBIT Entry fee $3 & Reserve Champion
1201. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 50cm-60cms A.P.S.B. Entry fee: $5 (Must be registered in any of the Purebred breeds 1st $20 2nd $10 3rd $5 or APSB register sections)
10. Stallion 1202. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 60cm-70cm 11. Mare not exceeding 13 hands Entry Fee $5.00 12. Mare 13 hands and over 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 sashes to 6th place 13. Gelding not exceeding 13 hands
14. Gelding 13 hands and over 1203. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 80cm-90cm CHAMPION APSB EXHIBIT & Reserve Entry fee $5.00 Champion 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10, sashes to 6th place
Led Other Breed Ponies 1204. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 1 METRE (Either unregistered, or registered with a society Entry fee $10.00 not otherwise listed) 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20, sashes to 6th place 15. Stallion not exceeding 14 hands
16. Mare not exceeding 13 hands 1205. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 1.05 METRE 17. Mare 13 hands & not exceeding 14 hands Entry fee $15.00 18. Gelding not exceeding 13 hands 1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $30, sashes to 6th place 19. Gelding 13 hands & not exceeding 14 hands
CHAMPION LED OTHER BREED PONY & 1206. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 1.10 METRE Reserve Champion Entry Fee: $20
1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, sashes to 6th place LED PONY HACKS and HUNTERS
20. Led Pony Hack not exceeding 13 hands 1207. AM 5 OPEN COMPETITION 1.15 METRE 21. Led Pony Hack over 13 hands & not Entry Fee: $20 exceeding 14 hands 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, sashes to 6th place CHAMPION LED PONY HACK & Reserve
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22. Led Pony Hunter not exceeding 13 hands 23. Led Pony Hunter over 13 hands & not exceeding 14 hands CHAMPION LED PONY HUNTER & Reserve Champion 6 | Page
Saturday 10th of April CHAMPION PONY HUNTER HACK and Reserve
Afternoon Program –Pony Ring A 50. Pleasure pony, ridden by a child 12 years and Entry fee - $3, entries via showday.online under closing midnight April 8th. 51. Pleasure pony, ridden by a child over 12 Prizemoney - 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, Only 1st years to 16 years prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 52. Pleasure pony, rider any age 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 53. Pair of Pony hacks 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 Riding Ponies Under Saddle or more entries to a class. 54. Registered Riding Pony (any section) Mare Ridden Ponies under saddle 24. Lead Rein class for riders 6yrs and under 55. Registered Riding Pony (any section) Gelding 25. Rider 8 years and under under saddle 26. Rider 9 and 10 56. Registered Riding Pony Stallion under saddle 27. Rider 11 and 12 Champion ridden Riding Pony & Reserve 28. Rider 13 and 14 Champion 29. Rider 15 and 16 Champion and Reserve Rider 16 years and Australian Saddle Ponies under 57. Registered ASP Mare under saddle 58. Registered ASP Gelding under saddle IN ALL PONY CLASSES, THE RIDER MUST BE 59. Registered ASP Stallion under saddle 16 YEARS AND UNDER IF THE PONY IS 12.2 Champion ridden saddle Pony & Reserve HANDS AND UNDER. PONIES OVER 12.2 Champion HANDS MAY BE BIDDEN BY ANY AGE RIDER. STALLIONS ARE EXCLUDED FROM THESE CLASSES. Thank you to the Sponsors 30. Maiden Pony Hack n.e. 14 hands 31. Novice Pony Hack n.e. 12.2 hands of the Horses Sec ons: 32. Novice Pony Hack over 12.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands 33. Open Pony Hack not exceeding 12.2 hands Nanango Taxis 34. Open Pony hack over 12.2 hands n.e. 13 hands Homemakers Glass & 35. Open Pony Hack over 13 hands n.e. 13.2 hands Aluminium 36. Open Pony hack over 13.2 hands and not over14 hands 37. Open Pony Hack ridder by a child under 12 Schuh Group years 38. Open Pony hack ridden by a child 12 to 16 Country Food Service years 39. Open pony CHAMPION PONY HACK & Reserve Champion Cheryl Dunstan
40. Maiden Pony Hunter Hack n.e. 14 hh Robert Parsons 41. Novice Pony Hunter Hack n.e. 12.2 hh 42. Novice Pony Hunter Hack over 12.2 hands & n.e. 14 hh Bernice Danahay 43. Open Pony Hunter Hack not exceeding 12.2 hh Rural Steel Supplies 44. Open Pony Hunter Hack over 12.2 hands n.e. 13 hh 45. Open Pony Hunter Hack over 13 hands n.e. Nanango Country Vets 13.2 hh 46. Open Pony Hunter Hack over 13.2 hands & Riverina Stock Feeds not over14 hh 47. Open Pony Hunter Hack ridder by a child under 12 years Pat Collins Pest Control 48. Open Pony Hunter Hack ridden by a child 12 to 16 years 49. Open pony Hunter Hack rider over 16 years
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Thoroughbreds Saturday Afternoon Ring B 60. Stallion Entry fee - $3, entries via showday.online 61. Mare closing midnight April 8th. 62. Gelding Prizemoney - 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, Only 1st 63. OTT 12 months or less since last racing start prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 64. OTT more than 12 months since last racing 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & start 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 CHAMPION TB EXHIBIT & Reserve Champion or more entries to a class.
Standardbreds Open Riders 65. Stallion 85. Rider 17 years and under 25 years 66. Mare 86. Rider 25 years and under 50 years 67. Gelding 87. Rider 50 years and over 68. OTT 12 months or less since last racing start CHAMPION ADULT RIDER & Reserve 69. OTT more than 12 months since last racing Champion start CHAMPION STANDARDBRED EXHIBIT & Galloway HACKS Reserve Champion 88. Maiden Galloway Hack 89. Novice Galloway Hack WARMBLOOD EXHIBIT (registered with any 90. Child’s Galloway Hack rider 16 years and Warmblood Society, including ACE and Sport under Horse registers) 91. Galloway Hack ridden by a rider over 16 70. Stallion years 71. Mare not exceeding 16 hands 92. Open Galloway Hack over 14 hands and not 72. Mare 16 hands and over exceeding 14.2 hands 73. Gelding not exceeding 16 hands 93. Open Galloway Hack over 14.2 hands and 74. Gelding 16 hands and over not exceeding 15 hands CHAMPION WARMBLOOD EXHIBIT & Reserve CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK & Reserve Champion Champion 94. Maiden Galloway Hunter Hack LED ANSA 95. Novice Galloway Hunter Hack 75. Led ANSA Colt or stallion 96. Child’s Galloway Hunter Hack rider 16 years 76. Led ANSA Mare or filly and under 77. Led ANSA gelding 97. Galloway Hunter Hack ridden by a rider over 78. Led ANSA gelding 3years and over 16 years Champion Led ANSA & reserve Champion 98. Open Galloway Hunter Hack over 14 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands Led Hacks and Hunters Over 14 hands 99. Open Galloway Hunter Hack over 14.2 hands 79. Led Galloway Hack over 14 hands and not and not exceeding 15 hands exceeding 15 hands CHAMPION GALLOWAY Hunter HACK & 80. Led Hack over 15 hands and not exceeding Reserve Champion 16 hands 100. Pleasure Galloway, rider 16 years and under 81 Led Hack over 16 hands 101. Pleasure Galloway, any age rider CHAMPION LED HACK & Reserve Champion OPEN HACKS 82. Led Galloway Hunter over 14 hands and not 102. Maiden Hack exceeding 15 hands 103. Novice Hack over 15 hands and not 83. Led Hunter Hack over 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands exceeding 16 hands 104. Novice Hack, over 16 hands 84. Led Hunter Hack over 16 hands 105. Open Hack over 15 hands and not CHAMPION LED HUNTER & Reserve Champion exceeding 16 hands 106. Open Hack, over 16 hands 107. Hack ridden by a child 16 years and under 108. Hack, rider over 16 years CHAMPION HACK & Reserve Champion Lunch break at 11am HUNTER HACKS Opening of the show by the 109. Maiden Hunter Hack Governor 110. Novice Hunter Hack over 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 11.15 approx. Trotting heats 111. Novice Hunter Hack, over 16 hands 112. Open Hunter Hack over 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 8 | Page
113. Open Hunter Hack, over 16 hands CHAMPION COLOURED EXHIBIT & Reserve 114. Hunter Hack ridden by a child 16 years and Champion under 115. Hunter Hack, rider over 16 years LED PURE ARABIAN &ARABIAN DERIVATIVES 116. Pleasure Hack or Hunter, rider 16 years and 141. Stallion under 142. Mare not exceeding 14 hand 117. Pleasure Hack or Hunter, rider over 16 143. Mare over 14 hands years 144. Gelding not exceeding 14 hands CHAMPION Hunter HACK and Reserve 145. Gelding over 14 hands Champion CHAMPION LED ARAB/ARABIAN DERIVATIVE & Reserve Champion 118. Pair of Hacks/Hunters/Galloways over 14 hands Other Breeds HORSES over 14 hands (unregistered or registered with a society or Ridden ANSA (may move to Ring Three otherwise not listed at this show) depending on time) 146. Led Mare over 14 hands and not exceeding 119. Ridden ANSA Stallion 15 hands 120. Ridden ANSA Mare 147. Led Mare over 15 hands 121. Ridden ANSA Gelding 148. Led Gelding over 14 hands and not Champion Ridden ANSA and Reserve exceeding 15 hands Champion 149. Led Gelding over 15 hands CHAMPION LED Other Breeds HORSE & RING C SATURDAY 10TH April Reserve Champion STOCK HORSES
122. Led ASH Colt under 3 years 123. Led ASH Stallion 3 years and over 124. Led ASH filly under 3 years SUPREME 125. Led ASH Mare 3 years and over, not exceeding 15 hands LED 126. Led ASH Mare over 15 hands EXHIBIT 127. Led ASH gelding under 3 years 128. Led ASH gelding 3 years and over, not Open to all champion winners exceeding 15 hands from this Show – any ring. 129. Led ASH gelding over 15 hands CHAMPION ASH EXHIBIT & Reserve Garland sponsored by El-Jays Champion Prestige Garlands
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Friesian part and pure bred 130. Best Presented Friesian 131. Best Mane & Tail RING C Saturday afternoon 132. Colt/filly/gelding 3yrs & under Entry fee - $3, entries via showday.online th 133. Stallion over 3 years closing midnight April 8 . st nd rd st 134. Mare over 3 years Prizemoney - 1 $10, 2 $6, 3 $4, Only 1 st 135. Gelding over 3 years prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1 & nd CHAMPION FRIESIAN EXHIBIT & Reserve 2 prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & st nd rd Champion 1 , 2 & 3 prize will be paid if there are 5 COLOURED HORSE SPECTACULAR or more entries to a class. (includes registered Paints and Appaloosa including Solid coloured registered horses, as Ridden ASH well as registered or unregistered coloured horses 150. Best Presented ASH horse and rider and ponies including palomino, buckskin, pinto, 151. Ridden ASH Stallion Hack cremello and perlino) 152. Ridden ASH Hack not exceeding 15 hands 136. Stallion 153. Ridden ASH Hack Over 15hh 137. Mare not exceeding 14 hands 154. Ridden ASH Hack, rider 16 years and under 138. Mare over 14 hands 155. Ridden ASH Hack, ridden by a female over 139. Gelding not exceeding 14 hands 16 years 140. Gelding over 14 hands 156. Ridden ASH Hack, ridden by a male over 16 years 9 | Page
CHAMPION ASH HACK & Reserve Champion 0487 231 545 ASSIST. STEWARD: Lawrence Sehmish 157. Working ASH Stallion 0411 071 654 158. Working ASH Mare ENTRY FEE: $10 159. Working ASH Gelding 160. Working ASH ridden by a child 16 years and JUDGING COMMENCES: 8.30AM Saturday under 10th April 2021 161. Working ASH ridden by a female, over 16 years ENTRIES CLOSE: All Entries (together with Fees) 162. Working ASH ridden by a male, over 16 must be in the hands of the Show Coordinator by years Wednesday 7th April 2021 CHAMPION ASH WORKING EXHIBIT & *** LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED*** Reserve Champion Entries at showday.online BEDDING: Bedding is the responsibility of the 163. Pure or part Bred Friesian under Saddle. Exhibitor 164. Ridden coloured pony/Galloway/hack SHED ALLOCATIONS: Shed Allocations WILL BE (includes registered Paints and Appaloosa done by Chief Steward. NB: A completed including Solid coloured registered horses, as Indemnity Form by each Exhibitor is mandatory well as registered or unregistered coloured horses for this Section. and ponies including palomino, buckskin, pinto, PRIZES: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5. cremello and perlino.) 165. Ridden Standardbred ALL CLASSES EXCEPT WERE INDICATED 166. Ridden WARMBLOOD Entry to the Showgrounds is via Kimlin Street. 167. Ridden Thoroughbred No entry will be permitted via the main entrance on the day of the Show. This is to keep vehicle ______movements away from the public as this is their entrance on Show Day. Exit via back gate onto Kimlin Street.
CONDITIONS 1. There will be no GRAND PARADE in 2021 2. Judging to be done in sections BRITISH, EUROPEAN and TROPICAL, unless otherwise stated. 3. All cattle ages to be taken from the 1stApril 2021 4. Calves that are part of a cow unit are not ______permitted to be exhibited as an individual. 5. Cow and calf units the calf must be 8 months or under to be exhibited on the Cow. 6. All animals entered for a competition must be The Dexter Cattle Queensland Co-ordinating registered in a herd book of the respective Breed Committee wish to thank the Nanango Show Society recognized by the Queensland Chamber th Society for hosting the 30 Queensland Dexter of Agricultural Societies. Breed Show at the 2021 Nanango Show, 10 April 7. The definition of the breed of an animal shall 2021. be as defined by each Breed Society. For information about showing cattle at the 2021 8. In the event of the Judge deciding that the Dexter Breed Show, please contact Jason exhibits in any class or Championship are not Gilmore on 0458 148 365 or worthy of the prize, no prize will be awarded. [email protected] 9. Ribbons will be awarded to Class and Champion Winners. Dexter Cattle: Unique, Practical and Productive - 10. All cattle must be secured by lead rope Perfect for small to medium acre farming Dexter cattle are a naturally small breed of cattle not attached to a collar whilst in stalls. miniature cattle. 11. Each exhibitor must state full details of each The Breed is well known for their dual-purpose meat and animal entered, and their BREED. milk productivity, longevity, and intelligence. 12. All animals over 12 months must bear a brand either on ear or fire. The brand must For general information on Dexter cattle, please appear on the entry. visit www.dextercattle.org.au 13. Judging in each individual section will take Section 3A - STUD BEEF CATTLE place in order the classes appear in the schedule Nanango Showground except group classes which will be judged after PIC No. – QCNN0986 judging of classes and Championships after each CHIEF STEWARD: Leonie Nichols individual class has been complete. 10 | Page
14. Cattle must be under control always. 1st $30, 2nd $20. 15. NO UNTRAINED beast allowed on grounds. 16. All bulls – 12months and over must have 3016. DAM’S PROGENY (Interbreed) 1st $30, 2nd nose ring and led by halter. $20. 17. All females 12 months and over must have a nose grip or nose ring and led by halter. SUPREME CHAMPION BULL (Interbreed) 18. Ribbons, prize money and trophies presented W.S. LEE Memorial Trophy donated by the after judging of each class. Graham Family 19. FREE OF VISIBLE TICKS. 20. All exhibits must be NLIS tagged and will be SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE (Interbreed) scanned. SUPREME LED EXHIBIT OF SHOW For the duration of the show camping facilities with toilets and hot showers are available at no 2021 AGGREGATE POINTS charge to Exhibitors. However, power outlets are COMPETITION STUD BEEF limited, so do not overload them. Sponsored by Ken Mills Toyota GATE ADMISSION FEE Kingaroy & Murgon st nd No Exhibitor will receive free admission to the Prize money: 1 - $500, 2 - $300, and rd show. Please retain ticket for pass-out. 3 $200 EXHIBITORS MUST PAY GATE ENTRANCE Exhibitors at Proston, Murgon, Goomeri, FEE Nanango, Kingaroy, Blackbutt & Wondai are eligible for this award. BULLS Points are awarded for the best five 3001. Bull under 9 months exhibits at each show. st 3002. Bull 9 months and under 12 months 1 = 5 points nd 3003. Bull 12 months and under 16 months 2 = 4 points rd 3004. Bull 16 months and under 20 months 3 = 3 points th 4 = 2 points th JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL - $20 5 = 1 point. RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BULL - $10 Winner (Exhibitor gaining most points across all shows) to be announced at the 3005. Bull 20 months and under 24 months Blackbutt Show. 3006. Bull 24 months and under 36 months In addition, the Exhibitor gaining most points in Class 15 Ken Mills Toyota SENIOR CHAMPION BULL - $20 South Burnett Aggregate point’s RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL - $10 competition will receive prize money of GRAND CHAMPION BULL - $30 $100.00, sponsored by Ken Mills Toyota.
FEMALES Section 3B - LED STEER OR 3007. Female under 9 months 3008. Female 9 months and under 12 months HEIFER 3009. Female 12 months and under 16 months 3010. Female 16 months and under 20 months Nanango Show Society PIC No. – QCNN0986 CHIEF STEWARD: Leonie Nichols 0487 231 JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - $20 545 RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - $10 ASSIST. STEWARD: Lawrence Sehmish 0411 071 654 3011. Female 20 months and under 24 months 3012. Female 24 months and under 30 months JUDGING TIME: 8.30 am Saturday 10th April 3013. Female 30 months and over 2021 ENTRY FEE: $10 Including GST SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - $20 ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 7th April 2021 RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - $10 ENTER ON LINE AT showday.online GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE - $30 NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED. 3014. BREEDER’S GROUP (Interbreed) – three animals, both sexes. All animals must be bred CONDITIONS by the exhibitors and must be entered in general 1. All conditions as per Stud Beef Cattle Section classes. 1st $30, 2nd $20. 3. 2. Exhibits in Section 3b cannot compete in 3015. SIRE’S PROGENY STAKES (Interbreed) – Prime Cattle Section. 3 animals, mixed sexes, bred by the Exhibitor. 3. All cattle in the Led Steer Competition are to (All animals by the same sire.) be weighed. The steward will be weighing. 11 | Page
th SMALL BREEDS Showgrounds by 2pm Friday 9 April 2021. GOLDMIX 2021 AGGREGATE POINTS COMPETITION 1. Vendors must arrange their own cattle sale, LED STEER transport & dipping. 2. Exhibits to be entered in one class only. Prize Money 3. Exhibits are to be polled, tipped or dehorned 1st: $200.00 2nd: $100.00 3rd: $50.00 and free of visible ticks. 4. All exhibits to be weighed and aged Exhibitors at Proston, Murgon, Goomeri, mouthed on show grounds and identified with Nanango, Kingaroy, Blackbutt and Wondai are age tags. (NO CURFEW). eligible to compete for this award. 5. All exhibits must be NLIS tagged and will be scanned. Points awarded for the Best 5 Exhibits at each show PRIZES: 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $15. (All classes except 1st: 5 points, 2nd: 4 points, 3rd: 3 points, where indicated). 4th: 2 points, 5th: 1 point. Barbeque and refreshments available on the grounds from Friday night. Winner (Exhibitor gaining most points across all Presentation after Judging at Prime Cattle Yards Shows) to be announced at the Blackbutt Show. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST PAY GATE ENTRANCE FEE 4. All exhibits to be milk tooth. Stewards must inspect. 5. Identification Cards will be supplied by the Show Society and will be distributed after Weighing. 6. All exhibits must be NLIS tagged and will be scanned.
Led Steer - Classes
3017. LIGHTWEIGHT STEER – under 350kg 1st $75 2nd $50 3rd $25
3018. MIDWEIGHT STEER – 350kg – 450 kg
1st $75 2nd $50 3rd $25
3019. HEAVYWEIGHT STEER – over 450kg ENTER ON LINE AT showday.online 1st $75 2nd $50 3rd $25 PRIME CATTLE CLASSES 3020. AGGREGATE POINTS COMPETITION *** GRASS OR CROP CLASSES*** SUB-CHAMBER LIVEWEIGHT CHAMPION LED STEER 4001. Single Yearling – under 250kg Section 3c Young Judges event will be after Sponsored by Aussie Land and livestock the classes on Saturday 4002. Single Yearling – 250kg and under Section 4 - PRIME CATTLE 400kg Sponsored by Coopers Animal Products
CHIEF STEWARD: 4003. Pair of Yearlings – heifer or steer – Lindsay Blanch 0409 677 611 under 400kg
Sponsored by Coolabah Beef JUDGING COMMENCES: 7am SATURDAY 10th
April 2021 4004. Single Heifer 400kg and over ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 7th April 2021 Sponsored by Nanango Country Vets – ENTER ON LINE AT showday.online Webb family NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED.
ENTRY FEE: $12 per class Includes GST 4005. Pair Steers under 560kg FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY FORM Sponsored by Silverwood Tyres- Rod Blanch Nanango Showground PIC No. – QCNN0986
4006.Single Steer under 560kg CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Sponsored by OZ Value Ag All cattle to be delivered at Nanango 12 | Page
Section 5 - POULTRY 4007. Single Milk Tooth Ox – No weight limit Ted Thompson Pavilion Sponsored by CHIEF STEWARD: Gary Bazeley 0401 864 324 McCallum Family ASSITANT STEWARDS: Jason Thomas 0407 Roy McCallum Memorial 747 271 ENTRIES CLOSE: Tuesday 6th April 2021
Enter online at showday.online or see the 4008. Single JAP Ox – over 560kg office No late entries accepted Sponsored by the Bochmann JUDGING COMMENCES: 8.30am Saturday 10th Family April 2021 ENTRY FEE: $1.00 in all classes. (Herb Bochmann Memorial) PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2.50, 2nd $1.50 First and second will be awarded certificates. Sashes will be awarded as stated, and certificates 4009. Pair of Grass or Crop Fed JAP Ox over for other Championships. 560kg This year’s show will feature JUNIOR (Under 15 Sponsored by Coopers Animal Products years of age as at the 10th April 2021) 4010. Fat Cow for Slaughter Exhibitors. Separate Classes for each breed and Sponsored by Nutrien Ag Solutions judged independently. Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Ribbons and Trophies *** UNRESTRICTED FEEDING CLASSES *** will be awarded for Juniors. Must be stated on 4011. Single Yearling, under 400kg entry for that they are a Junior. Sponsored by Riverina Stock feeds All Juniors will receive special awards. 4012. Heifer 400kg and over CONDITIONS Sponsors by Silverwood Charolais Exhibitors are required to make their own feeding 4013.Steer 400kg – 470kg and watering arrangements. Sponsored by Livingstone Livestock cartage Local exhibitors are requested to bring their and Ballycasheen Limousins exhibits to the Pavilion as early as possible on 4014. Steer 470kg – 560kg the Saturday or on Friday evening. Sponsored by Aussie Land and Livestock NO TELEPHONE ENTRIES ACCEPTED. 4015. JAP OX- over 560kg The Stewards reserve the right to alter any Class Sponsored by Kewpie stock feeds without giving a reason. 4016. Pair of Steers/Heifers any weight Judges of this Section shall have the power to (1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25 determine the standard of exhibits and award Sponsored by Zoetis Animal Products first and second prizes according to the merit of 4017. Pair Replacement Heifers – Breeding Age – the exhibit. Grass Fed Championship cards will be awarded to each 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40 breed or variety provided there are 3 or more Sponsored by Cross’s Livestock Transport entries. No replacement entries will be accepted. The Society has the right to refuse entries *** CHAMPION CLASSES *** without giving a reason. Sick or Diseased birds to be removed from CHAMPION GRASS FED YEARLING Pavilion Sponsored by Coopers Animal Products Note: AC/AOC = Any Colour/Any Other Colour: AOV = Any Other Variety CHAMPION GRASS FED BEAST Sponsored by Zoetis Animals Products CHAMPION GRAIN FED BEAST Sponsored by OZ Value Ag (Kingaroy)
CHAMPION GRASS FED PEN Sponsored by Virbac
CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW Sponsored by Nanango Country Vets
GRAND CHAMPION BEAST OF SHOW Sponsored by Aussie Land and Livestock
Thanks to all Sponsors in this section
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Memorial and Special AWARDS CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS CHAMPION OLD ENGLISH Sashes will be awarded for the following:
Grand Champion Fowl of Show CHAMPION PIT GAME OF SHOW Res Grand Champion Fowl of DICK TIMMS MEMORAL TROPHY Show
Champion Soft Feather Large CHAMPION LARGE FOWL OF SHOW Fowl Res Champion Soft Feather (Joe Lowe Memorial) Large Fowl
Champion Hard Feather Large Fowl Res Champion Hard Feather Large Fowl SOFT FEATHER BREEDING PAIRS 5149. Large Soft Feather Pair 5150. Bantam Soft Feather Pair Champion Soft Feather Bantam Res Champion Soft Feather HARD FEATHER BREEDING PAIRS Bantam 5151. Large Hard Feather Pair 5152. Bantam Hard Feather Pair Champion Hard Feather Bantam SOFT FEATHER PAIR OF FEMALES Res Champion Hard Feather 5153. Large Pair of Females Bantam 5154. Bantam Pair of Females Champion Breeding Pair HARD FEATHER PAIR OF FEMALES 5155. Large Pair of Females Res Champion Breeding Pair 5156. Bantam Pair of Females Champion Pair of Females JUNIORS SECTION – LARGE Res Champion Pair of Females 5157. Large Soft Feather - Any Variety 5158. Large Hard Feather-Any Variety Champion Rare Breed JUNIOR SECTION - BANTAM 5159. Soft Feather Bantam Grand Champion Junior Exhibit 5160. Hard Feather Bantam Res Champion Junior Exhibit
ENTER ON LINE AT showday.online Grand Champion Water Fowl Reserve Grand Champion Water Fowl
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Hard Feather Bantam Large Soft Feather Continued
CLASS Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet OEG Duck Wing L.L 5269 5270 5271 5272 Wyandotte, Aoc 5005 5006 5007 5008 OEG Duck Wing D.L 5273 5274 5275 5276 Plymouth Rock AC 5009 5010 5011 5012 OEG Pile 5277 5278 5279 5280 Rhode Island AC 5013 5014 5015 5016 Light Sussex AC 5017 5018 5019 5020 OEG Brown Red 5281 5282 5283 5284 Black Langshan 5021 5022 5023 5024 OEG Spangle 5285 5286 5287 5288 Australorp 5029 5030 5031 5032 OEG Ginger 5289 5290 5291 5292 Silkie 5033 5034 5035 5036 Silkie AOC 5037 5038 5039 5040 OEG Any Other Colour 5293 5294 5295 5296 Leghorn White 5041 5042 5043 5044 Indian Game Dark 5297 5298 5299 5300 Hamburg AC 5049 5050 5051 5052 Araucana AOC 5053 5054 5055 5056 Indian Game Judilee 5301 5302 5303 5304 Orpington 5057 5058 5059 5060 Indian Game Blue 5305 5306 5307 5308 Ancona 5065 5066 5067 5068 Indian Game – AC 5309 5310 5311 5312 Any Other Variety 5069 5070 5071 5072 Modern Game Pile 5313 5314 5315 5316 Large Hard Feather Modern Game - Black 5317 5318 5319 5320 CLASS Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet Red Modern Game Duck OEG Black Red Dark Leg 5073 5074 5075 5076 5321 5322 5323 5324 Wing OEG Blue Red 5081 5082 5083 5084 Modern Game Wheaten 5325 5326 5327 5328 OEG Duck Wing 5089 5090 5091 5092 OEG Pile 5093 5094 5095 5096 Modern Game Blue Red 5329 5330 5331 5332 OEG Ginger 5097 5098 5099 5100 Modern Game Brown 5333 5334 5335 5336 OEG Crele 5101 5102 5103 5104 Red OEG Any Other Colour 5109 5110 5111 5112 Modern Game – AOC 5337 5338 5339 5340 Pitt Game, Heavy 5113 5114 5115 5116 Clean Face – Pit Game 5341 5342 5343 5344 Pitt Game, Muff 5117 5118 5119 5120 Pitt Game, Light 5121 5122 5123 5124 Muff – Pit Game 5345 5346 5347 5348 Indian Game, Dark 5125 5126 5127 5128 Australian Game AC 5349 5350 5351 5352 Indian game, Jubilee 5129 5130 5131 5132 Indian Game, AC 5133 5134 5135 5136 AOV of Game 5353 5354 5355 5356 Australian Game Black Red 5137 5138 5139 5140 Australian Game AOC 5141 5142 5143 5144 Soft Feather Bantam AOV Hard Feather 5145 5146 5147 5148 Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet Class Water Fowl Wyandotte AOC 5165 5166 5167 5168 Class Drake Duck Black Langshan 5169 5170 5171 5172 Langshan AOC 5173 5174 5175 5176 Muscovy AOC 5359 5360 Leghorn White 5181 5182 5183 5184 Pekin 5361 5362 Leghorn Black 5185 5186 5187 5188 Mallard AOC 5363 5364 Leghorn AOC 5189 5190 5191 5192 Australorp 5193 5194 5195 5196 Khaki Campbell AOC 5365 5366 Rhode Island Red 5197 5198 5199 5200 Indian Runner AOC 5367 5368 Rhode Island AOC 5201 5202 5203 5204 Any Other Varity Water 5369 5370 Black Pekin 5205 5206 5207 5208 Fowl White Pekin 5209 5210 5211 5212 Hard Feather Bantam Mottled Pekin 5213 5214 5215 5216 Buff Pekin 5217 5218 5219 5220 Class Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet OEG Black Red Dark Pekin AOC 5221 5222 5223 5224 5249 5250 5251 5252 Leg Sussex 5225 5226 5227 5228 OEG Black Red Light 5253 5254 5255 5256 Leg Ancona 5229 5230 5231 5232 ------OEG Black Tail Wheaten 5257 5258 5259 5260 Any other Variety 5245 5246 5247 5248 OEG Blue Tail Wheaten 5261 5262 5263 5264 OEG Blue Red 5265 5266 5267 5268 15 | Page
Section 6 - CAGED BIRDS CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE Section 6 Ted Neilson Pavilion BUDGERIGAR CHIEF STEWARDS: Barry Green & RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE Rochelle Nitschke 4163 1266 BUDGERIGAR ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 7th April 2021 Late entries will only be accepted at Stewards CANARIES discretion. Please use Pavilion Entry Form 6077. Lizard Cock and send to PO Box 202 Nanango Qld 4615 or 6078. Lizard Hen email [email protected] 6079. Gloster Cock 6080. Gloster Hen SQBBA COLOUR SCHEDULE – 6081. Norwich Cock Nanango AP & M Soc Inc 6082. Norwich Hen Enter online at showday.online 6083. Red Factor Cock JUDGING COMMENCES: 8.30am Saturday 10th 6084. Red Factor Hen April 2020 6085. Border Fancy Cock ENTRY FEE: $1 6086. Border Fancy Hen PRIZE CARDS: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Cards 6087. Fife Cock Rosettes, Ribbons & Trophies. 6088. Fife Hen Conditions – As per poultry Section 6089. Yorkshire Cock Specific Conditions 6090. Yorkshire Hen 1.All birds will be judged to the ANBC Standard. CHAMPION CANARY & RESERVE CHAMPION 2. Please note: As this is an Agricultural Show it is NOT Compulsory for birds to be rung with closed rings and as such all birds will compete as “old” birds. Note: AC/AOC = Any Colour/Any Other Colour ZEBRA FINCH FEATURE AV / AOV = Any Variety / Any Other Variety SHOW 3. Exhibitors must be responsible for all Supported by The S.E.Q.Z.F.S. movement permits on licensed birds. Class Description 4. JUNIOR SECTION for exhibitors under 16yrs A: Zebra Grey of age must not have bird exhibited in any other B: Zebra Fawn class. C: Zebra Grey Series Slate, Dilute Blue and NEST FEATHER ANY COLOUR Sliver Champion and Reserve nest feather D: Zebra Fawn Series Beige, Cream, CHAMPION BUDGERIGAR E: Zebra Marked White Series marked white, RESERVE CHAMPION BUDGERIGAR chestnut flanked white AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE BUDGERIGAR F: Zebra Black Affected Series Blackface, 6055. Green (Any Shade) Cock Black bodied, Charcoal, Black front 6056. Green (Any Shade) Hen G: Zebra Affected Series white, Grizzle AC, Pied AC 6057. Blue (Any Shade) Cock H: Zebra A.O.C/ A.O.V Qld Isabel, Yellow bill, 6058. Blue (Any Shade) Hen Alumina 6059. Yellow Face AC AV Cock I: Zebra Non-Standard Dilute CFW, any Red, 6060. Yellow Face AC AV Hen Carabel 6061. Lutino or Albino Cock J: Zebra Finch Junior “Any type of zebra 6062. Lutino or Albino Hen finch” 6063. Rainbow and Darkwing Cock Champion Zebra Finch 6064. Rainbow and Darkwing Hen & Res Champion Zebra Finch 6065. Cinnamon, Greywing, Clearwing, Lacewing Champion Junior Exhibitor AC Cock 6066. Cinnamon, Greywing, Clearwing, Lacewing Zebra Finch AC Hen & Reserve Champion Zebra Finch 6067. Single Factor Spangle AC, Double Factor Spangle, Opaline AC Cock 6068. Single Factor Spangle AC, Double Factor Spangle, Opaline AC Hen 6091. Gouldian AC 6069. Dominant Pied AC Cock 6092. Star Finch AC 6070. Dominant Pied AC Hen 6093. Red Brow 6071. Clear Body Fallow Cock 6094. Double Bar 6072. Clear Body Fallow Hen 6095. Plum Head 6073. Any Other Colour or Variety Cock 6096. Chestnut Normal 6074. Any Other Colour or Variety Hen 6097. Zebra Normal 6075. Recessive Pied Cock 6098. Zebra AC 6076. Recessive Pied Hen 6099. Bengalese AC 16 | Page
6100. Cordon Blue JUNIOR SECTION 6101. St Helena AC EXHIBITORS UNDER 16 YEARS 6102. Melba 66145. Green (Any Shade) Cock 6103. Cuban 6146. Green (Any Shade) Hen 6104. Java Normal 6147. Blue (Any Shade) Cock 6105. Java AOV 6148. Blue (Any Shade) Hen 6106. AV Parrot Finch 6149. Yellow Face AC AV Cock 6107. AOV Australian Finch 6150. Yellow Face AC AV Hen 6108. AOV Foreign Finch 6151. Black-Eyed Yellow or White Cock ROSETTE for BEST AUSTRALIAN FINCH 6152. Black-Eyed Yellow or White Hen ROSETTE for BEST FOREIGN FINCH 6153. Rainbow and Darkwing Cock CHAMPION FINCH 6154. Rainbow and Darkwing Hen 6155. Cinnamon, Greywing, Clearwing, Lacewing LOVE BIRDS AC Cock 6109. Peachface – Normal 6156. Cinnamon, Greywing, Clearwing, Lacewing 6110. Peachface AOV AC Hen 6111. Fischer – Normal 6157. Single Factor Spangle AC, Double Factor 6112. Fischer – AOV Spangle, Opaline AC Cock 6113. Nyassa 6158. Single Factor Spangle AC, Double Factor 6114. Black Mask Spangle, Opaline AC Hen 6115. Blue Mask 6159. Dominant Pied AC Cock 6116. AOC/AOV White Eye Ring 6160. Dominant Pied AC Hen CHAMPION LOVE BIRD & Reserve Champion 6161. Clear Body Fallow, Recessive Pied Cock 6162. Clear Body Fallow, Recessive Pied Hen PARROTS 6163. Any Other Colour or Variety Cock 6117. AV Bourke 6164. Any Other Colour or Variety Hen 6118. AV Scarlet 6165. Any Multi Colour or Multi Variety Cock 6119. Red Rump – Normal 6166. Any Multi Colour or Multi Variety Hen 6120. Red Rump – Blue 6121. Red Rump – Pied Any Colour RIBBONS for: 6122. Red Rump – Opaline AOC CHAMPION BUDGERIGAR exhibited by a 6123. Red Rump – AOC JUNIOR 6124. AV Grass 6125. AV Cockatoo RESERVE CHAMPION BUDGERIGAR exhibited 6126. AV Corella or Galah by a JUNIOR 6127. Rosella – Pale Head 6128. Rosella – Eastern There will also be a Caged Birds Display 6129. Rosella – Crimson 6130. AOV Rosella 6131. AV Rainbow, Red Collared, Scaly Breasted Trophies will be awarded to
Lorikeet Grand Champion Bird of the Show 6132. AOV Lorikeet 6133. King Parrot & RESERVE Grand Champion 6134. Crimson Wing Champion Budgerigar, 6135. AOV Australian Parrot Champion A. H. Budgerigar, Champion Finch, 6136. Cockatiel – Normal & Normal Splits Champion Canary 6137. Cockatiel – Pearl AC except White Face Love Bird & Champion Parrot. 6138. Cockatiel – Lupino, except White Face 6139. Cockatiel – Pied AC except White Face Champion Junior Exhibit 6140. Cockatiel – Peal/Pied AC, except White Face 6141. Cockatiel – White Faced AC 6142. Cockatiel – AOC 6143. Ring Neck – Normal ENGLISH BUDGERIGAR 6144. Ring Neck – AOC Colour Classes – YOUNG BIRD 6145. AOV Foreign Parrot Classes 1 – 2 Best Green CHAMPION PARROT & RESERVE CHAMPION Classes 3 – 4 Best Blue PARROT Classes 5 – 6 Best Yellow Face Classes 7 – 22 Best Sex-Linked Variety Classes 23 – 40 Best Dominant Variety Special Class
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Unise COCKS HENS No: VARIETY COLOUR No: x N/F Old Y/B Old Y/B 6001 Green Series 6002
6003 Blue Series 6004
6005 Yellowface Normal Blue Series 6006
6007 Australian GoldenFace Normal ( Single & Double Factor ) Blue Series 6008
6009 Lutino ( Incl Y/Face & Golden Face ) Yellow 6010
6011 Albino ( Incl Y/Face & Golden Face ) White 6012
6013 Cinnamonwing ( Incl Y/Face & Golden Face ) Green or Blue Series 6014
6015 Lacewing ( Incl Y/Face, Golden Face & Opaline ) Yellow or White 6016
6017 Opaline Normal ( Incl Y/Face & Golden Face ) Green or Blue Series 6018
Opaline AOSV (Inc Y/Face, GoldenFace, Cinnamon, 6019 Green or Blue Series 6020 Blackeye, Greywing, Clearwing & Dilute)
6021 Clearbody Normal ( Incl Y/Face, Golden Face & Opaline) Green or Blue Series 6022
Dominant Pied ASV ( Inc D/Factor, Y/Face, GoldenFace, 6023 Green or Blue Series 6024 Cinnamon, Greywing, Opaline, Fallow & Spangle ) Spangle Normal ( Inc Y/Face, Goldenface, Excl Pied & all 6025 Green or Blue Series 6026 Spangle AOSV ) Spangle AOSV ( Inc Greywing, Opaline, Cinnamon, Fallow & 6027 Green or Blue Series 6028 Combinations, Inc Y/Face and Goldenface )
6029 Spangle Double Factor ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6030
Greywing ( Excl Opaline & Cinnamon ) ( Incl Y/Face & 6031 Green or Blue Series 6032 GoldenFace Clearwing ( Excl Opaline & Cinnamon ) ( Incl Y/Face & 6033 Green or Blue Series 6034 GoldenFace
6035 Fallow ( Incl Y/Face, GoldenFace, Greywing & Opaline ) Green or Blue Series 6036
6037 Blackeye Self ( Excl Opaline ) ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6038
Dilute ( Excl Opaline ) ( Incl Grey Yellow / White, Y/Face & 6039 Green or Blue Series 6040 Golden Face Danish Recessive Pied ( Inc Y/Face, Golden face, Grey wing, 6041 Green or Blue Series 6042 Cinnamon, Opaline, Fallow & Spangle )
6043 Dark Eyed Clear ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6044
6045 Crested ASV ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6046
6047 Saddleback ASV ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6048
6049 Darkwing ASV ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6050
6051 AOV Non Standardised ( Incl Y/Face & GoldenFace ) Green or Blue Series 6052 As Per ANBC 6053 Variable Class 6054 Standard
Exhibitor Name: ______Open / Intermediate / Novice
Address: ______Junior
Phone No: ______
Post Labels: Yes/No Steward: Yes / No Penciller: Yes / No
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Section 7 - Nanango Agricultural th Show 10 April 2021 Dairy Goats SCHEDULE 2 A. BREED CHAMPIONSHIPS - DOES: Chief Steward: Lyndy Bowden 0410025268 C1 CH. SAANEN DOE & RESERVE CLASSES: C2 CH. ANGLO NUBIAN DOE & RESERVE 7001. Best groomed and presented, any C3 CH. BRITISH ALPINE DOE & RESERVE age/breed, M or F. C4 CH. TOGGENBURG DOE & RESERVE IN MILK OR DRY: C5 CH. A. MELAAN/ A. BROWN DOE & 7002. Saanen Doe, 2 yrs. and over, in milk or RESERVE dry. C6 CH. ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED DOE & 7003. Anglo Nubian Doe, 2 yrs. and over, in milk RESERVE or dry. 7004. British Alpine Doe, 2 yrs. and over, in milk CHAMPION DOE KID - All Breeds: or dry. 1st place winners - classes 18 to 23. 7005. Toggenburg Doe, 2 yrs. and over, in milk or RESERVE CHAMPION DOE KID - All Breeds dry. 7006. A. Melaan/A. Brown Doe, 2 yrs. and over, JUNIOR CHAMPION DOE– All Breeds: in milk or dry. 1st place winners - classes 8 to 13. 7007. Any Other Dairy Breed Doe, 2 yrs. and RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION DOE- All over, in milk or dry. Breeds: 7008. Saanen Doe, 1 yr. and under 2 yrs., in milk or dry. SENIOR CHAMPION DOE – All Breeds: 7009. Anglo Nubian Doe, 1 yr. and under 2 yrs., 1st place winners from classes 2 to 7. in milk or dry. RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION DOE – All 7010. British Alpine Doe, 1 yr. and under 2 yrs., Breeds: in milk or dry. GRAND CHAMPION DOE: 7011. Toggenburg Doe, 1 yr. and under 2 yrs., in milk or dry. Selected from Champion Doe Kid, Junior 7012. A. Melaan/A. Brown Doe, 1 yr. and under Champion Doe, and Senior Champion Doe 2 yrs., in milk or dry. 7013. Any Other Dairy Breed Doe, 1 yr. and under 2 yrs., in milk or dry.
TYPE & PRODUCTION: 7014. Type and Production, 24-hour test, any age/breed. 7015. Type and Production, Herd Recording, any age/breed.
UDDER CLASSES: 7016. Best Udder, 1st Lactation, any age/breed. 7017.Best Udder, 2nd and Subsequent Lactation, any age/breed.
BEST UDDER OF SHOW – All Breeds NB: Exhibitors, please ensure NO milk is tipped out on the ground and that you keep your milk covered after milking.
DOE KID CLASSES: 7018. Saanen Doe Kid, under 12 months. 7019. Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, under 12 months. 7020. British Alpine Doe Kid, under 12 months. 7021. Toggenburg Doe Kid, under 12 months. 7022. A. Melaan/A. Brown Doe Kid, under 12 months. 7023. Any Other Dairy Breed Doe kid, under 12 months.
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Free Entry
PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $3.00 - 2nd $2.00 - 3rd $1.00, Section 8 - Dogs unless otherwise stated. Ribbons for Best Exhibit in each Section and ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Supreme Champion. Ribbon for Best Exhibit CANINE CONTROL RULES APPLY overall.
Conducted by the Nanango A.P. & M. Society CONDITIONS INC. 1. Exhibits in Open Classes will not be allowed to compete in Collections. Chief Steward: Merle Reeves (07) 4163 5152 2. Exhibits must be produced or manufactured Entries close: Friday the 19th of March by the Exhibitor and are to be in marketable Mailing: Nanango A.P. & M. Society Inc. PO Box condition, unless otherwise stated. 5565, Bundaberg, QLD. 4670. 3. Exhibits are to be in the Pavilion and arranged No Late Entries Accepted at least one (1) hour before the time appointed for judging. Judging commences: 8.30am on the 9th,10th of 4. Exhibits may be picked up Sunday 11th April April 2021. from 9am –12pm
A copy of the rules may be looked at on the MAIZE – Seeds Exhibits to consist of 2 Kg website. 9001. Any Pioneer 9002. Any Pacific Variety NB: A completed indemnity Form by Exhibitor is 9003. Any Other Variety–Hybrid mandatory for this section. Entry to the 9004. Popcorn Seed showgrounds is via Kimlin Street. No entry or exit 9005. 6 Cobs – Judged by weight will be permitted via the main entrance on the and uniformity day of the Show. This is to keep vehicle 9006. Four Stalks – Dry 2 Cobs movements away from the general public as this 9007. Four Stalks- Green 2 Cobs is their entrance on Show Day. 9008. Four Stalks – Milk 2 Cobs 9009. Four Stalks – Dry 1 Cob Judge: Ms K Tosi —Groups: 1,3,7 9010. Four Stalks – Green 1 Cob General specials 9011. Best Single Stalk – Dry 2 Cobs 9012. Best Single Stalk – Green 2 Cobs Judge: Mrs B Balaam —Groups: 6, 5, 2,4. 9013. Best Single Stalk – Milk 2 Cobs 9014. Best Single Stalk–Dry 1 Cob Classes: 1(1A), 2(2A), 3(3A), 4(4A), 5(5A), 9(9A) 9015. Best Single Stalk – Green 1 Cob 10(10A), 11(11A). 9016. Best Single Stalk – Milk 1 Cob 9017. 2 Stalks Popcorn–Green or Dry Entry Fee: $10 per entry—Includes GST RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Catalogue: $3.00 Passes: 1-2 Dogs = 1 Pass. # Dogs and over = 2 FARM AND GARDEN SEED Passes. 9020. Any Variety Oats 2kg 9021. Barley Malt 2kg Camping Fees: $12.00 Per Car/Per Night 9022. AV Wheat Seed 2kg Car Parking: $2.00 per day 9023. Barley Feed 2kg 9024. Chick Peas 2kg Best Exhibit Group 5—Trophy 9025. Red Caloona Cow Peas 9026. AOV Cow Peas- to be named Best Australian Working Dog—Trophy Donated 9027. Sunflower Seed by Taabinga Dog Kennels. 9028. Rhodes Grass Seed 9029. Millet Seed 2kg 9030. AOV Seed-to be named RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Section 9 - FARM & GARDEN Ted Neilson Pavilion SORGHUM SECTION – Seeds CHIEF STEWARD: Mr. Lionel Kerr 0427 028 214 9031. Any Variety Pioneer 2kg Steward Mrs Coral Sanders 9032. Any Variety Pacific 2kg ENTRIES CLOSE: 8.30am Friday 9th April 2021 9033. Any Other Variety 2kg JUDGING COMMENCES:10.00am 9th April 9034. Any Variety Hylan 2kg 2021 for all classes To be named 20 | Page
BALED HAY – STANDARD SIZE BALE 9065. Lucerne Shedded SHEAVES of 12 STALKS 9066. Lucerne Green 9035. Any Variety Pioneer 9067. Oaten Shedded 9036. Any Variety Pacific 9068. Barley Shedded 9037. Any Variety Hylan 9069. Forage Sorghum 9038. Any other Variety 9070. AOV Baled Hay-named RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT CHAMPION RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT OF SORGHUM POTATOES 9071. Any Variety English Potato (6) SHEAVES OF 10CM-Bundles are Green – 9072. Any Variety Sweet Potato (2) Sheaves are Dry 9073. Heaviest Sweet Potato (1) Secure with 2 or more pieces of string or Zip RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Ties 9039. Lucerne Green-Hay PEANUTS Production 9074. Large Variety 3 bushes 9040. Lucerne Dry-Hay 9075. Small Variety 3 bushes Production 9076. Large Variety in shells 1kg 9041. Oats Green 9077. Small Variety- in shells 1kg 9042. Oats Dry 9078. Large Variety Kernels 500g. 9043. Millet 9079. Small Variety Kernels 500g 9044. Barley Malt RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9045. Barley Feed 9046. Forage Sorghum HONEY – To be presented for judging in 9047. Lablab-3 bushes 500gram Jar that must have a plastic lid only. 9048. Chick Peas-3 bushes (Safe food standard or will be disqualified) 9049. Green Panic Grass supply a small sample pot for COVID-19 9050. Rhodes Grass regulations 9051. AOV Forage-to be named 9080. Light 9052. Three (3) small Sunflower Heads 9081. Dark 9053. Three (3) large Sunflower 9082. Candied 9054. Wheat Sheaf 9083. Creamed RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT
9055. Any four (4) Farm Produce items to be VEGETABLES – PUMPKINS judged on presentation and quality. 1st $10; 9084. Qld Blue (1) 2nd $7; 3rd $3 9085. Jarrahdale (1) 9086. Butternut (1) 9056. Any four (4) Farm Seed Produce items 9087. Jap (1) presented on a maximum 60cm square board, 9088. AOV Large Table Pumpkin (1) judged on presentation and quality. 1st $10; 9089. Gramma (1) 2nd $7; 3rd $3 9090. Bugle Gramma (1) 9091. Kent Special (1) 9057. Any four (4) Garden Produce items to be 9092. Golden Nugget (1) judged on presentation and quality. 1st $10; 2nd 9093. AOV Small Table Pumpkin (1) - named $7; 3rd $3 9094. Heaviest Table Pumpkin (1) RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9095. Heaviest Cattle Pumpkin (1) 9096. Small Edible Pumpkin BEANS 9097. Collection of Pumpkins, min. 4 varieties 9058. Soya Beans 2kg RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT plus $25 9059. Mung Beans 2kg 9060. AOV Beans 2kg- named VEGETABLES 9061. Soya Beans 3 bushes 9098. Hubbard Squash 9062. Mung Beans 3 bushes 9099. Banana Squash RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9100. Button Squash-Green 2 9101. Button Squash -Yellow 2 CHAFF- STANDARD CHAFF BAG 9102. Vegetable marrow -2 9063. Lucerne 9103 Heaviest Marrow -1 9064. Any Variety Mixed Chaff 9104. Zucchini yellow/Green -2 RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9105. Zucchini Lebanese -2 9106. Choko’s -3 9107. Onion’s 1kg 21 | Page
9108. Beetroot -6 9165. AOV Citrus – Showing Stems (4)-named 9109. Silverbeet 6 stalks 9166. Strawberries – 1 Plate 9110. Ginger 9167. Persimmons – On a plate (4) 9111. Carrots -6 small 9168. Passionfruit – Showing Stems (4) 9112. Carrots 6- large 9169. Avocado (3) 9113. Rhubarb 6 -stalks 9170. Any Other Variety – Berry – 1 Plate-named 9114. Green Herbs 3 varieties 9171. Rosella – 1 Plate 9115. Chillies 1- plate 12 9172. Watermelon (1) 9116. Capsicum -3 9173. Queensland Nuts – 1 Plate 9117. Lettuce 1 Large 9174. Pecan Nuts – 1 Plate 9118. Lettuce 2 small 9175. Kiwi Fruit (3) 9119. Garlic 9176. Rockmelon (1) 9120. Radish -6 9177. AOV Fruit-named 9121. Eschalots 1 bunch 9176. Dragon fruit (2) 9122. Leeks 3 roots 9177. AOV – Nuts – 1 Plate-named 9123. Green Cucumber- 2 RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9124. White Cucumber -2 9125. Tomato Red -6 EGGS AND DAIRY PRODUCE 9126. Tomato -Green -6 9178. Hen Eggs -1 Dozen Judged by Uniformity 9127. Tomato Egg -6 1st $15 9128. Tomato Cherry -6 9179. Bantam Eggs - 1 Dozen Judged by 9129. Butter Beans 1 plate Uniformity 1st $15 9130. French Beans 1 plate 9180 AOV - 1 Dozen Judged by Uniformity 1st 9131. AOV Beans 1 Plate named $15 9132. Green Peas pod 1 Plate 9181. Duck Eggs - 1 Dozen Judged by Uniformity 9133. Snow Peas 1 plate 1st $15 9134. Sugar snap peas 1 plate RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9135. Cauliflower-1 9136. Broccoli-2 JUNIOR SECTION – 15YRS AND UNDER – NO 9137. Cabbage -1-large ENTRY FEE 9138. Cabbage 2 small Classes 182 to 188 1st $3.00 9139. Sweetcorn -3 9140. AOV Vegetable named 9182. Cobs of Corn (3) RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9183. Stalk of Corn - Green (1 9184. Stalk of Corn – Dry (1) ORGANIC VEGETABLES 9185. Stalks of Sorghum (6) 9144. Tomatoes (4) 9186. Sheaf of Green Lucerne 9145. Lettuce (1) 9187. Qld Blue Pumpkin (1) 9146. Beetroot (4) 9188. Plate of Beans 9147. Carrots (4) 9189. Tomatoes (3) 9148. Cabbage (1) 9190. Carrots (6) 9149. Potatoes (4) 9191. Radish (6) 9150. AOV – Organic-named 9192. Lettuce (1) RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9193. Smallest Edible Pumpkin 1 9194. Spinach – 1 Bunch HERITAGE RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 9151. Bullock Heart Tomatoes 9152. Derwent Globe Beetroot 9195. Entry open to Primary School students. 9153. Purple Carrot Best Dressed Pumpkin (e.g.) Pumpkin to look like 9154. Snake Beans a Farmyard Animal. 9155. Iceberg Lettuce 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 9156. Triamble Pumpkin 9157. Ironbark Pumpkin 9196. Entry open to students 12yrs – 15yrs. RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Collection of four (4) Farm produce – no larger than 45cm Square. Need not be home grown. Fruit 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 9158. Navel Oranges – Showing Stems (4) 9159. Seville Oranges – Showing Stems (4) 9197. Entry open to students 12yrs – 15yrs. 9160. AOV Oranges – Showing Stems (4)-named Collection of (4) GARDEN produce – No larger 9161. Lisbon Lemons – Showing Stems (4) than 45cm Square. Need not be home grown. 9162. Rough Lemons – Showing Stems (4) 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 9163. AOV Lemons – Showing Stems (4)-named 9164. Mandarins – Showing Stems (4) 22 | Page
9198. Best Decorated Pumpkin – Children 10. The Chief Steward reserves the right to alter under 5yrs. the class of entry deemed unsuitable for the 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 Class in which it has been entered.
9199. Special Feature for Primary School 11. Exhibits in Classes 1 – 25, are to be Children displayed in Green bottles except for classes 10, Decorate your GUM BOOTS with any Farm 15, 18 and 23. Produce. 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 12. While every care will be taken by Stewards, CHAMPION RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT NO responsibility will be accepted for any SUPREME CHAMPION RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT – OVERALL damaged plants, arrangements and containers. All Exhibits are accepted at owner’s risk.
Section 10 - HORTICULTURE 13. Entries not meeting necessary requirements Heritage Pavilion will be disqualified by Judge/s. 14. All entries must be of manageable size. CHIEF STEWARD: Vicki Elridge 4164 6184 15. Entries in classes 1 – 25, must be grown by STEWARDS: Denise Nothdurft & Anthony Slade the Exhibitor.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00, 16. Pot Plants to be owned by Exhibitor for at unless otherwise stated. least three (3) months. Prize money collected from Pavilion Office from 12.00 noon Saturday 10th April 2021. 17. All exhibitors pay gate entrance fee unless in In addition to Prize money: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prize possession of a pass. Cards will be awarded.
ENTRY FREE – showday.online or on the day HINTS FOR HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITORS’ ENTRIES CLOSE: 9.00am Friday 9th April 2021 ROSES CUT FLOWERS including ROSES IMPORTANT - NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED Classes which specify ONE, means ONE BLOOM ONLY – MUST NOT include any extra CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: buds/blooms. Condition of foliage will be taken into account by Judge/Judges 1. All entries MUST be submitted between 8:00am and 9.00am Friday 9th April 2021. POTS Plastic pots including hanging baskets must not 2.NO late entries will be accepted after 9.00am exceed 35cm in diameter. All other pots must Friday 9th April 2021. not exceed 25cm.
3. Entry forms MUST be completed at time of EXHIBIT entering. May contain natural accessories only (Shells, driftwood etc.) but must not contain ribbons or 4. All Exhibits MUST be Bottled (Green bottle other non-natural material. Ornaments are only) and placed by 9.30am Friday 9th April allowed only in Class 33. 2021. FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 5.No admittance to Horticulture area after May contain natural accessories e.g.: (shells, 9.30am Friday 9th April 2021. driftwood etc.) but MUST NOT contain ribbons or other Non-Natural material. Ornaments are 6. Judging will commence at 10.00am Friday allowed only in Class 33. 9th April 2021. DIVISION A – CUT FLOWERS 7. NB: Class 7 - Exhibit must comprise 3 Prize Money: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 specimens from the same Rose Bush. ROSES 1001. One (1) Pink Rose. 8. Entries must not be removed before 10pm 1002. One (1) Red Rose. Sunday 11th April 2021. 1003. One (1) White Rose. 1004. One (1) Yellow Rose. 9. Exhibitors are asked to collect their entries 1005. One (1) Rose - tinted or variegated. with the aid of a Steward in this section. 1006. One (1) Rose - Any other - plain colour –
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1007. One (1) Bud to Full Bloom – MUST be in 1033. Song Title Arrangement – the title must be three separate stages from the same rose bush included with the exhibit. $10 NANANGO and must not include any extra buds/blooms. GARDEN CLUB Displayed in one Green Bottle. 1034. Modern Arrangement using any natural 1008. One (1) cut Multiple Bloom, any variety material. 1009. One (1) cut Miniature Rose, any colour CHAMPION ARRANGEMENT (Classes 26 - 34) 1010. Container of Roses (NOT less than 8 RIBBON plus $10 NANANGO GARDEN CLUB blooms) CHAMPION ROSE (Classes 1 - 10) – RIBBON plus DIVISION C – POT PLANTS $50 Prize Money: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 Donated by Deb Frecklington, MP (Member for Nanango) POT PLANTS 11. Long Stem Rose- (to be 30-35cm in length, 1035. Succulent and Cacti Miniature Garden, including the flower). maximum 35cm overall height from bottom of Prizes: 1st: $50 cash 2nd: $30 cash 3rd: $20 cash - pot including plants. Donated by Deb Frecklington, MP (Member for 1036. One (1) Succulent or cactus in pot Nanango) 1037. One Bromeliad in pot. GERANIUMS 1038. African Violet. 1012. Geranium, one (1) Single 1039. Fern, including Maiden Hair. 1013. Geranium, One (1) Double 1040. One (1) Pot plant in flower. $10 NANANGO 1014. Geranium, one (1) Ivy Geranium GARDEN CLUB 1015. Container of Geraniums (NOT less than 6) 1041. Begonia, one (1) pot any type. CHAMPION GERANIUM (Classes 12 - 15) 1042. Aspidistra. RIBBON plus $10 NANANGO GARDEN CLUB 1043. One Australian native plant – Maximum height from top of pot from 70cm GERBERAS 1044. AOV 20cm or less (Height from top of pot). 1016. Gerbera, One (1) Single 1045. AOV 20cm or more (height from top of pot). 1017. Gerbera, One (1) Double or Hybrid 1046. One (1) Fern, hanging basket or hanging 1018. Container of Gerberas (NOT less than 6) Pot, 35cm or less in diameter. CHAMPION GERBERA (Classes 16 – 18) 1047. Hanging basket or hanging pot, other than RIBBON plus $10 NANANGO GARDEN CLUB a fern, 35cm or less in diameter. 1048. One (1) Climbing plant in pot – Height from MISCELLANEOUS top of pot from 20cm to 70cm. 1019. Dahlias- 3 blooms any type. CHAMPION POT PLANT (Classes 35 – 48) 1020. Three (3) Single cut Zinnias RIBBON plus $10 NANANGO GARDEN CLUB 1021. Bulbous, Rhizome or Tuberous 1022. One (1) cut flowering shrub-$10 DIVISION D – ORCHIDS NANANGO GARDEN CLUB Prize Money: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 1023. One (1) Native cut 1024. One (1) Protea ORCHIDS 1025. Any other flower not provided for in 1049. One (1) Plant in bloom, Cattleya –any size Classes 19 – 24 or colour. CHAMPION MISCELLANEOUS (Classes 19 -25) 1050. Dendrobium. RIBBON plus $10 NANANGO GARDEN CLUB 1051. Oncidium. 1052. One (1) cut or Spike: Cattleya DIVISION B – FLORAL ART 1053. One (1) cut or Spike: Crucifix Prize Money: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 1054. One (1) – Any Variety.
ARRANGEMENTS CHAMPION ORCHID (Classes 49 - 54) 1026. Arrangements of autumn shades, berries RIBBON plus Trophy donated by etc. and all-natural material must be used. SOUTH BURNETT ORCHID SOCIETY 1027. Arrangement suitable for dining table, any foliage, no higher than 25cm. 1028. Arrangement suitable for side table decoration, any foliage. 1029. One (1) miniature container, not exceeding 10cm diameter and height, including container. 1030. Foliage only Arrangement. 1031. Arrangement using one (1) flower and any foliage only. 1032. Arrangement of Australian Native Flowers and foliage.
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Section 11 - EDUCATION Heritage Pavilion
CHIEF STEWARD: Robyn Retschlag 0427 416 324
CLOSING DATE: 3pm WEDNESDAY 31ST March 2021
PRIZES: 1st, $3.00 2nd $2.00 3rd $1.00
DIVISION E – CHILDREN’S / STUDENTS Prize HANDWRITING COMPETITION. st nd rd Money: 1 $3.00, 2 $2.00, 3 $1.00 Prep to Year 6: Entries must be handwritten JUVENILE SECTION on correctly lined paper. Open to Primary School Children ONLY – ENTRY FREE 11001. PREP Note: (NOT ARTIFICIAL) A drawing of the Show on A4 paper with the words “The Show” hand written on the top of the 1055. One (1) Rose - Any colour. (to be displayed page. in GREEN bottle) 1056. Flowering Pot Plant 11002. YEAR 1 1057. Cactus or succulent in pot The words, “I am going to the Show.” 1058. Plant in unusual container not more than Handwritten on Year 1 lined paper. (Queensland 30cm in diameter and not more than 30cm in Print) height (Inc Container). 1059. Animal, Bird or Insect made from 11003. YEAR 2 Vegetables, fruit, flowers and any other natural The words, “The show is fun. I like the…………” materials. (entrant to finish the sentence, handwritten on Exhibit must be on a tray. Year 2 lined paper.) 1060. Succulent and Cacti Miniature Garden, maximum 35cm overall height from bottom of pot 11004. YEAR 3 including plants. The words, “I have fun at the show because………….” (entrant to finish the sentence CHAMPION JUVENILE EXHIBIT (Class 55 – 60) handwritten on Year 3 lined paper. Queensland RIBBON plus Prize Money print with entries & exits.) JUNIOR SECTION Open to High School Children ONLY – ENTRY 11005. YEAR 4 FREE The words, “I enjoy going to the Nanango Show to Note: (NOT ARTIFICIAL) see ……………. and the ……………… . (entrant to finish the sentence handwritten on Year 4 lined 1061. One (1) Rose - Any colour. (to be displayed paper.in Queensland Cursive script.) in GREEN bottle) 1062. Flowering Pot Plant 11006. YEAR 5 1063. Cactus or Succulent in pot The words, “There are rides, show bags, animals, 1064. Plant in unusual container not more than competitions, fireworks and lots of food at the 30cm in diameter and not more than 30cm in Show. I really like to ………………….at the Show.” height (Inc Container). (Entrant to finish the sentence in Queensland 1065. Animal, Bird or Insect made from cursive script.) Vegetables, fruit, flowers and any other natural materials. Exhibit must be on a tray. 11007. YEAR 6. 1066. Succulent and Cacti Miniature Garden, The words, “It is great to see so many people maximum 35cm overall height from bottom of pot attending our Nanango Show. I really enjoy including plants. looking at the ……….. in the pavilion and watching the …………… and …………. on the CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT (Class 61 – 66) grounds. (entrant to finish the sentence in RIBBON plus Prize Money Queensland Cursive script.)
GRAND CHAMPION EXHIBIT OVERALL HORTICULTURE SECTION
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11008. EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY
Local Schools and Early Childhood Centres FLO HUNTER MEMORIAL TROPHY – will display a cross-section of their students’ PERPETUAL work. Donated by Greg Hunter and Family 1. Nanango State Primary School. 2. St. Patrick’s School. A Trophy will be awarded to the 3. Nanango State High School. Competitor with the greatest number of 4. Nanango Kindergarten. Points in the Needlework Section Restricted to Exhibitors from the 4615 Post Code Only
Section 12 – LEGO
Heritage Pavilion
CHIEF STEWARD: Robyn Retschlag 0427 416 324 Section 13 - NEEDLEWORK Heritage Pavilion ENTRIES CLOSE: You can enter on line at 11am Thursday 1st April 2021 Showday.online
PRIZES: CHIEF STEWARD: 1st, $10.00 2nd $6.00 3rd $4.00. MIRIAM PASCOE 4163 2366 STEWARDS: Prize Money donated by: Trish Dowling & Deb E HANSEN, H. MARSHALL, Horan, CANTEEN CONVENERS. K PEDRON, C WARWICK, M HAWKINS, C RULES HAWKINS. 1. The exhibit entered must be the work of the entrant and be of their original design. ENTRY FREE 2. The Exhibit MUST NOT be a design or copy ENTRIES CLOSE: 4pm Wednesday 7th April worked from Instructions on boxes or sets. 2021. 3. Entry Forms MUST state class of entry and be handed in with construction. Only one entry per PRIZES: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 class. 4. Exhibits to be left at the Secretary’s Office at JUDGING: COMMENCES 10am FRIDAY 9th the Showgrounds before 11am Thursday 1st APRIL 2021 April 2021. In addition to the Prizes indicated, 1st, 2nd & 3rd – NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED. Cards will be awarded. 5. Exhibits must be set on a tray or firm base for A ribbon will be awarded for the Best EXHIBIT in ease of movement. each Section. 6. Size of base is limited to 64cm x 48cm. CONDITIONS 7. Exhibits can be picked up on Sunday from 1. Entries to be bona fide work of the Exhibitor 9am at the pavilion 2. Exhibits can be entered for Two (2) Years 8. All Exhibitors pay gate entrance fee. Only 3. All Entry Tickets must be attached to Article. CLASS 4. Except where stated, work exhibited must be 12001. Pre-Prep - Mega Blocks/Duplo hand done 12002. Prep – Year One. and MUST NOT BE WASHED. 12003. Year Two – Year Three. 5. Any Exhibit that has previously won a first 12004. Year Four – Year Five – Year Six. prize at any 12005. Year 7 – Year 8 – Year 9. Nanango Show will not be eligible to compete in this Section. 6. Exhibits MUST NOT be removed before 5.30pm on Saturday. 7. Stewards will not be held responsible for Articles NOT collected by 6pm. 8. If the Judge considers an Exhibit not of enough merit, no Award will be made. 26 | Page
9. Exhibits may not be entered in more than one 13039. Machine Embroidered Article. Sponsored Class, but by Louisa’s Embroidery & Sewing Nanango similar Exhibits may be entered in other Classes. Embroidery done to the value of 40. 10. Exhibits that should be mounted – safety 13040.Article in Candlewick. pins to be used 13041. Article in Scrapwork. (not sewn). 13042. Novelty Pin Cushion 13043. Stuffed Toy. KNITTING 13044. Collection of 3 articles suitable for 13001. Hand knitted infants’ garment. Christmas gifts or decorations. 13002. Ladies or Gents Jumper or Cardigan. 13045. Counted Threadwork Picture. 13003. Childs’ Jumper or Cardigan. 13046. Cross Stitch Picture -Framed (no smaller 13004. Knitted Shawl, Rug or Pram cover. than 30cmx30cm and no bigger than 60cm x 13005. Knitted Scarf. 60cm 13006. Knitted Beanie, Hat or Cap. 13047. Any Article in Long Stitch. 13007. Knitted Toy. 13048. Creative Tapestry. 13008. Knitted Coat Hanger. 13049. Any Article in Tapestry. 13009. Knitted Tea Cosy - Lined. Champion Piece of Work 13010. Any other Knitted Item. From classes 31 to 49 RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT
JEWELLERY 13011. Bracelet. Patchwork Applique work. 13012. Necklace. 13050. Machine Applique work. 13013. Earrings. 13051. Patch work Quilt. 13014. Pendant 13052. Patch work, any other article no larger RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT than a cot Cover (hand sewn). 13053. Patch work, any other article no larger NOVICE SECTION for school children than a cot Cover (Machine sewn) 13015. Bracelet. 13054. Patchwork Bag, Machine Sewn. 13016. Necklace. 13055. Patch work any other Article. 13017. Earrings. Champion Piece of Patch work RIBBION FOR BEST EXHIBIT From classes 50 to 55
CROCHET 13056. Handkerchief, Tatted Edge. 13018. Centre in Heavy Crochet (Any Thread) – 13057. Nylon Ribbon, any article. MOUNTED 13058. Coat hanger any material. 13019. Centre in 40 and under cotton – 13059. Any material or style of Bag. MOUNTED 13060. Four novelty Articles, any material. 13020. Centre in 60and over cotton -MOUNTED 13061. Something new from something old. 13021. Two Handkerchiefs, Crochet Edge Only - 13062. Most useful article-that costs less than MOUNTED $10 13022. One Handkerchief, Crocheted Edge and 13063. Cushion Stuffed. Corner. 13064. Baby’s Bunny rug. 13023. Infants’ Garment. 13065. Any Article, not specified. 13024. Crocheted Coat Hanger. Ribbon for Best Exhibit 13025. Crocheted rug or Shawl. Classes 56 to 65 13026. Two Crocheted Doily’s (different designs) - MOUNTED Machine Made Garments 13027. Cushion Cover in Crochet. 13066. Baby’s Garment. 13028. Crocheted Toy. 13067. Child’s Garment. 13029. Tea Cosy- Lined 13068. Child’s Pyjamas. 13030. Any other Crocheted Article Not Specified. 13069. Collection of 3 sewn Items. RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 13070. Ladies or teenager’s garment. 13071. Man’s garment. MISCELLANEOUS 13072. Any article not specified. 13031. Any Embroidered item. 13073. Any article in stretch Material. 13032. Embroidered Loose Cushion Cover. Ribbon for Best Exhibit 13033. Specimen in Tatting -MOUNTED. Classes 66 to 73 13034. Article in Counted Thread Work. 13035. Work on Check material- Any work. 13036. Article in Stumpwork. 13037. Article in Hardanger- More than 30 cm. Novice Section 13038. Article in Dawn Thread work. The novice section is only eligible to 27 | Page
FIRST TIME EXHIBTORS at the Nanango show. 1st place, there will be NO PRIZE MONEY. 13074. Covered Coat Hanger. PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS 13075. Pot holder. CAREFULLY CONDITIONS 13076. Machine made Apron. 13077. Machine Made Garment. 13078. Machine made Cushion cover. 13079. Any Crochet- article. 1. COVID-19 rules All Baked 13080. Any Knitted -article. 13081. Any article in Cross stitch. exhibits will be destroyed & 13082. APPLIQUED any article. are unable to be returned. 13083. Article in stretch sewing. 13084. Any other Article not specified. 2.Bottled exhibits e.g.: jams and chutneys are to Ribbon for Best Exhibit be presented in a bottle no smaller than 200mls, Classes 74 to 84 accompanied by a small sample bottle. The large bottle can be collected Sunday after 9am, but the Seniors’ classes for people 65 years and over. sample bottle must be disposed of due to COVID- 13085. Knitted Article. 19 regulations. 13086. Crochet Article. 3. The Culinary Section is not open to 13087. Embroidered Article. professionals. 13088. Any Article not Specified. 4. All baked entries are to be on a plain white Ribbon for Best Exhibit card board or plain white paper plates Ribbon for Overall Best Exhibit and to be sealed in plastic bags or cling wrap due In Section 15 Donated By to COVID-19 regulations. Miriam Pascoe 5. THE JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL Primary School Student Section 13089. Machine made Article. HINTS 13090. Any Article in Long Stitch. Always read the Schedule carefully. Show 13091. Any Article in Cross stitch. cooking is a lot of fun – if you don’t win a prize, 13092. Any Article Embroidered study the winning entries to see where you went Ribbon for Best Exhibit wrong, also talk to the Chief Steward. Prize Donated by Miriam Pascoe Best of Luck! Chocolate Fudge High school student Section Don’t overheat as it grains too much and loses its 13093. Machine made article. bright colour. 13094. Embroidered Article. Coconut Ice 13095. Cushion cover Another sweet you must not overcook as it 13096. Any Article in Long stitch becomes hard to cut. Most schedules say boiled, 13097. Any Article in Cross Stitch NOT made with copha. Don’t colour the pink too brightly. One drop of rose pink gives a good Ribbon for Best Exhibit colour. Prize Donated by Miriam Pascoe
French Jellies Section 14 – CULINARY Firm, and a good colour. Try to put two colours Heritage Pavilion together as this is much more appealing. Marshmallows
Should break when twisted twice and be firm to CHIEF STEWARD: touch. Mrs. Denise Smith 0428 338 370 You can enter at showday.online or on the day Russian Caramels This depends on the Judge. Some like it like ENTRIES CLOSE: 9.00am Friday 9th April 2021 toffee, I like it grained like fudge. Exhibits with entry cards attached must be in no Make all sweets uniform in size. In a collection later than 9am Friday 9th April 2021. always name all varieties. Make sweets ENTRY FREE approximately three or four centimeters in size. Chutney JUDGING: 9.30am Friday 9th April 2021 Good colour, fruity flavour, mellow taste.
Jams PRIZE MONEY: Unless otherwise stated, 1st Good colour and flavour, thick enough that when $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 dropped from spoon will stay “dropped”. Should PAYOUTS: Prize Money. have a nice pearly shine, cook jam slowly before adding sugar and boil briskly after sugar has Please note: Where a trophy is awarded for
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Jellies Good colour when held up to the light, free from Scones any clouding. Best way to prevent this is to hang A light and fine texture. This comes about by fruit overnight, do not squeeze bag. Make sure kneading well. Size should be about 5 that bottle is full enough so that when lid is centimeters. For show work, scones should never placed on bottle there is no gap between the jelly touch whilst cooking. For pumpkin scones, and the lid. Also, only stir jelly until sugar always strain the pumpkin so that no pieces of dissolves. pumpkin show in scones when opened. Before bringing scones to a show, rub off any visible Marmalade flour with a soft cloth. Scones should be evenly Always cut skins finely (without fruit); don’t put cooked and nicely browned top and bottom. through a blender. Some recipes give this Scones should be broken in half, not cut. Texture method, but still not accepted for show work as it – scones should flake when thumb is rolled makes the jam cloudy. If jam is too hot when across lightly. bottled, fruit will rise from the bottom losing points. When putting jams in a show, unless Shortbread schedule states “Jams and Marmalades”, never To be a delicate straw colour. When tasted, use a citrus fruit, as they are classed as should leave a rich butter taste in your mouth. marmalade. Cook rind till tender before adding sugar. Jams lose colour with age. Bottling Jams is the same as for the Jellies. Sponges A good sponge is light and moist, but not soggy. Relish Delicately and evenly browned with no Should be boiled to thicken, corn flour or Plain overhanging or sugar spots. With a sponge roll, Flour should not be required. Good colour. take care not to overcook as they will crack when Bottles should be minimum 200gm. rolled. Always use warm jam in a sandwich Use bottles with straight sides, neatly labeled and sponge or roll. polished free of drips and finger marks. Always pack bottles of Jelly or other bottle work Sultana Cake so they will not lean sideways during transport. Beat well to avoid sugar spots, but don’t over Always line the inside of lids with white beat. For show work, only use 360gram sultanas cardboard or heavy paper. Most judges prefer no to a 250gram mixture (check schedule). The cake hats. should be light brown when taken out of the Biscuits oven, minimum 15cm. Bake in a low-sided tray. High-sided trays block out heat causing the bottom of the biscuits to When icing cake for show work, join sandwiches brown before the top. If the mixture is too soft, with a fine line of icing, always have only a thin refrigerate rather than adding flour, which can layer on top, using very little butter, add a little spoil the texture. When schedule states “plain glycerin to keep icing soft. biscuits”, they should be rolled and put through a pusher. Biscuits dropped and pressed with a When cooking for show, don’t use a cake cooler. fork are classed as cookies. Texture of biscuits Turn out on a tea towel, turning often. Having should be fine and crisp. Flavour plays a big part cooling rack marks will mean you lose points. in judging - the flavour should denote what type of biscuit it is. In a collection, name each variety Always use good quality ingredients at room and ensure uniformity. temperature. Boiled Fruit Cake One tablespoon of hot water while creaming As this is called a “Poor man’s cake” it should butter and sugar helps remove sugar spots. have only 375gm packet of mixed fruit and a nice When adding flour, don’t add it all at once as glossy top. A lot of competitors lose points for some flour is drier and you may not need it all. cleaning out the bowl too much. This part of the Only add until a good consistency is achieved. mixture has less fruit and this will show, spoiling the appearance of the cake, Minimum 15cm. A good size for Pikelets is one tablespoon. Always Fruit Cake pour your mixture from the point of the spoon to Flavour should be very pleasing, with fruit get a good shape. distributed evenly when cut. Fruit should have a glossy look. If overcooked, fruit will start to burst. Don’t put dates or prunes in rich fruitcake for The top should be nice and smooth. This can be show work.
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When icing cakes or patty cakes use few decorations and keep away from where the judge DIVISION C cuts through the center of the cake. All entries 14016. Plate of Ginger Nuts two are cut in half for judging and tasting unless 14017. Shortbread otherwise specified. 14018. Custard Kisses two 14019. Anzacs two Tin sizes 14020. Jam Drops two– Using Red Jam Bar Tin 21cm x 11cm; Loaf Tin 22cm x 15cm; RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Fruit Cakes 250gm mixture 20cm round or square tin; 500gm 25cm round or square tin. NOTE; FOR 2021 MINIMUMSIZE OF 15CMS Class: Special ACCEPTED BARKER’S CREEK RESTAURANT
JUNIOR CHEF AWARD ALWAYS READ & FOLLOW SCHEDULE CAREFULLY, AS MANY EXHIBITORS LOSE SPECIAL FEATURE FOR YOUNG TEENAGERS UNDER 18YRS OF AGE POINTS FOR NOT COMPLYING PERPETUAL TROPHY One entry per person DIVISION A (Recipe should be typed and included with the entry for judging). Individual serving size, mini tart to their own MEN’S COOKING recipe. 14001. Pikelets (present 4) Class: Special A – Savoury – Pastry Base1st $10, and 1st prize $25 voucher from Airds Hardware, ribbon for best exhibit 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Class: Special B – Sweet – Biscuit Base1st $10 and 14002. Damper ribbon for best exhibit st 1 prize $25 voucher from Airds Hardware, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 The Grand Champion of these Two classes will receive $10 and named on the Perpetual Trophy at 14003. Boiled Fruit cake minimum 15cms BARKER’S CREEK RESTAURANT 1st prize $25 voucher from Airds Hardware, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Entries need to be in by 8:30am Friday 9th April 2021.
14004. Beer Bread 1st prize $25 voucher from The Palace Hotel,
2nd $3, 3rd $2
Also, a $25 Voucher from Airds Hardware for the most points in the Men’s cookery.
DIVISION B 14005.Beer Bread One: 1st prize $25 voucher from The Palace Hotel ,2nd $3 3rd $2 DIVISION D 14006.Traditional Loaf of Bread 1st$5 2nd $3 14021. Orange Bar Iced on top. 14007. Damper 14022. Chocolate Bar Iced on Top 14008. Scones four 14023. Marble Cake Marble Icing – To be made in 14009. Pikelets four min. 15cm Tin 14010. Muffins two 14024 Carrot Cake 14011. Tea Cake Cinnamon and Sugar 14025. Banana Cake 14012. Date Loaf – NO NUTS 1st $5, 2nd $3 Sponsored by Nanango Show Soc. RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 14013. Lamingtons 2 (Approx. 2 inch or 5 cm) 14014. Patty Cakes Plain - four (made in Patty Tins-Not Papers) 14015. Sponge sandwich-egg and sugar mixture, with butter-cream filling-not iced.
RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT
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DIVISION E CLASS 14031
Class 14123 ~ SPECIAL FEATURE CAKE Dark Rich Fruit Cake Competition Open to South Burnett residents only, including Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Yarraman & Goomeri.
Chocolate Marmalade Cake 175g ( 6ozs ) Butter 175g ( 6ozs ) Brown Sugar 3 Medium Eggs LOCAL COMPETITION ENTRANTS (In min. 200g ( 7ozs ) SR Flour 15cm tin) Juice & Rind of 1 Orange 3 Tablespoons Cocoa 3 Tablespoons Marmalade ONLY South Burnett Residents, including Method: Yarraman & Goomeri, are eligible for the South 1.Grease and line the base of a 20cm round cake Burnett Sub Chamber Judging. tin. 2. Preheat oven to 170C fan forced or 180C regular oven. N.B. The first-place getter is eligible for the South 3. Cream butter and sugar. Burnett Sub Chamber Promotion (see below), 4. Add eggs separately, beating well. where they will have 5. Add orange juice, finely grated rind & to produce a 1lb mixture. marmalade. 6. Sift flour & cocoa. The winner of this competition will then have to 7. Gently add dry ingredients. make another 8. Spoon mixture into tin and smooth the top. 1lb mixture for the Brisbane Competition 9. Bake in preheated oven 35-40 minutes until held during the Ekka in August. skewer comes out clean. 10. Cool in tin for 5 mins then turn out to cool. 11. When cool, ice with chocolate icing, and CONFECTIONERY decorate. 12. This cake keeps well unless you have hungry DIVISION G – Open to High School Students hoards. 13. Will freeze well for a couple of months. and Adults 14033. Peanut Toffee - two Donated By 14034. Coconut Ice – two squares Bake My Day 14035. Chocolate Fudge - two 14036. Marshmallows - two rolled in Corn flour 14037 Rum Balls – two 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Entries need to be in by 8:30am Friday 9th RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT April 2021.
DIVISION F DIVISION H – Novice Class over 18 years AGNES GREEN MEMORIAL TROPHY The Novice Section is only eligible to FIRST TIME The Agnes Green Memorial Trophy has been EXHIBITORS at the Nanango Show, (Excluding donated to the Nanango Show Society by the family School Divisions). of the late Mrs. Agnes Green. This trophy will be 14038. Scones four awarded annually to the Entrant gaining the most 14039. Pumpkin Scones four points in Classes 26 to 30. In the event of a tie, 14040. Boiled Fruit Cake, to be made in the Exhibitor with the most Entries will be the minimum 15cm round tin. winner, and if still equal, the Exhibitor gaining the 1st $10 2nd $5 3rd $3 most First Prizes will be the winner. 14041. Sponge Sandwich, Egg & Sugar Mixture,
with Butter Cream Filling NOT ICED. 14026. Plum Pudding - Steamed in Basin (use ½ 14042. Chocolate Bar Iced on Top mixture for a smaller pudding) 14043. Rich Fruit Cake, to be made in min 15cm 14027. Plum Pudding - Boiled in Cloth as above tin. 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 (Entry Fee $1.00) ½ mixture 14044. Ginger Nuts four 14028. Sultana Cake – minimum 15cm Round 14045. Plum Pudding Steamed in Basin (use a ½ Tin of mixture for a smaller size) 14029. Boiled Fruit Cake – ½ lb. Mixture in 20cm Square Tin. Own Recipe PRIZE: 1st $5, 2nd $3, RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 3rd $2 14030. Pumpkin Fruit Cake – to be made in a DIVISION I – HEALTH FOOD SECTION min. 15cm tin Using Ingredients such as: Wheatmeal Flour, RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Bran, Rye Flour, Honey, Coconut and any other ingredient classed as “Health Foods” 31 | Page
14046. Muffins - Four 14072. Boiled Fruitcake - Made in min. 15cm 14047. Health Loaf - 1st Prize $5 2nd $3 Round Tin - 1st $10, 14048. Gluten Free Slice two RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT – Classes 67-72. Winner receives a RIBBON
THE BEST EXHIBIT IN DIVISION J WILL RECEIVE THE DIVISION M- DECORATED CAKES Steward Jean Johnson 4164 6148 “CLARA BOCHMANN MEMORIAL TROPHY” Special Cake Icing Regulations as set out by QUEENSLAND CAKE DECORATORS DONATED BY THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CLARA BOCHMANN. ASSOCIATION.AND QLD HEALTH COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS
1. All Boards to be no longer that 45cm x 45cm. DIVISION J Boards to be covered with Icing, paper, material Jams, Jellies Etc. as a matter of choice. One Entry per Exhibitor per class – not less 2. Except where specifically mentioned, no than (200gm) jars which will not be opened and bought ornaments are allowed except wire, tape, can be collected on Sunday after 9am. ALSO stamens, ribbon, tulle and pillars. INCULDE A SMALL SAMPLE BOTTLE WHICH 3. No pins are allowable to hold ribbons etc. WILL BE DISPOSED OF DUE TO COVID-19 4. No Paper, fabric or readymade flowers or REGULATIONS leaves are to be used. 14049. Lemon Cheese 5. All Exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor 14050. Marmalade, Sweet only. 14051. Grape Jelly 6. Novice – The novice section is only eligible to 14052. Rosella Jam FIRST TIME EXHIBITORS at the Nanango Show. 14053. Melon & Lemon Jam 7. No Actual cake to be used for decorating, 14054. Fig Jam instead a cake blank made of polystyrene. 14055. Mustard Pickles 8. Exhibit can be collected after 9am Sunday. 14056. Tomato Relish 14057. Chutney – A.O.V. to be named on Jar Class: 14058. Bottled Olives 14073. Special Occasion Best Decorated Cake - RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 14074. Best Decorated Novelty Cake - 1st $20, 2nd DIVISION K– Open to all Primary School $10, 3rd $5 Grades 14075. One Tier - Wedding Cake - 1st $15, 2nd 14059. Anzac Biscuits - Two $10, 3rd $5 14060. Patty Cakes (Cup Cakes) – Two - Iced in 14076. NOVICE - Best Decorated Cake - 1st $10, patty papers 2nd $5, 3rd $3 14061. Pikelets - Two 14077. NOVICE - Best Decorated Novelty Cake 14062. Bought Arrowroot Biscuits - Two - Iced 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3 and decorated on small white paper plates. 14078. Sugar Craft Presentation - 1st $5, 2nd $3 14063. Packet Cake (To be Named) - Iced on top - 14079. Party Cake - Butter Cream Icing - 1st $5, Packet to accompany entry 2nd $3 14064. Cinnamon Tea Cake - CINNAMON AND 14080. Miniature Iced Cake - (10cm) Wide - 1st SUGAR ON TOP $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3 14065. Chocolate Chip Cookies - Two Prizes donated by SOUTH BURNETT BRANCH 14066. Any Sweet Muffins – Two - Made in QCDA Inc muffin tins (not Papers) JUNIOR DIVISION RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT – Classes 59-66 14081. Best Decorated Cake - 1st $10, 2nd$5, 3rd $3 14082. Best Decorated Plaque - 1st $5, 2nd $3 DIVISION L – Open to all High School Grades 14083. Best Decorated Candy Easter Egg - 1st $5, 14067. Sultana Scones - four 2nd $3 14068. Cinnamon Tea Cake – Cinnamon & Sugar 14084. Party Cake with Butter Cream Icing - 1st on top -1ST $5 $5, 2nd $3 14069. Chocolate Bar - ICED ON TOP 14070. Butterfly Cakes – Four - Iced made in a RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Tin 1st $5 14071. Muffins Any Variety – two - Made in Muffin Tins 32 | Page
Section 15 FINE ARTS – Heritage FREEHAND DRAWING Coloured and Black & white Pavilion ADULTS CHIEF STEWARD: Robyn Retschlag Coloured ENTRIES CLOSE: 15009. Pastel/Crayon 1pm Tuesday 6th April 2021 15010. Felt Pen 15011. Coloured Pencil ENTRY FREE: you can enter on line at 15012. Chalk showday.online or at the grounds Black and White 15013. Pencil Drawing PRIZE MONEY: 15014. Charcoal 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00. 3rd $1.00 plus Prize 15015. Pen & ink Certificates. RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT in CLASSES 9 to 12 CONDITIONS and CLASSES 13 to 15 1. Exhibits are confined to AMATEURS only. ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD in CLASSES 9 to 15 2. Six Divisions: - Amateur Adult - HIGHSCHOOL/18YRS AND UNDER Highschool/18yrs & Under - Primary School; Coloured Freehand Drawing - Miscellaneous Arts & Crafts 15016. Pastel/Crayon - Kindergarten 15017. Felt Pen 3. Exhibitor’s Name and Class Number MUST BE 15018. Coloured Pencil SHOWN on the BACK of each Exhibit 15019. Chalk 4. All Exhibits must be the work of the Exhibitor Black & White and NOT MORE THAN ONE YEAR OLD. 15020. Pencil Drawing (previous prize-winning exhibits are not eligible.) 15021. Charcoal 5. PAINTING must be FRAMED, WIRED for 15022. Pen & ink HANGING and must not exceed 700mm x 500mm in size. PRIMARY SCHOOL 6. Name of artist obscured on front. Coloured 7. No Exhibit can compete in more than one 15023. Crayon/Pastels Class. 15024. Felt Pen 8. Exhibits can be collected Sunday 11th, 15025. Coloured Pencils after 9am Black & White 9. Oversized work will not be accepted. 15026. Pencil 15027. Pen & ink PAINTING ADULTS: RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT: 15001. Oil or Acrylic Classes 16 to 19 Classes 20 to 22 15002. Water colour Classes 23 to 25 Classes 26 to 27 15003. Mixed Medium (Paint+ 2)
RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT in CLASSES 1 - 3 MISCELLANEOUS ARTS & CRAFTS ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD in CLASSES 1 – 3 15028. Article in Leatherwork 15029. Wood Carving HIGHSCHOOL/18YRS & UNDER. 15030. Construction in Wood 15004. Oil or Acrylic 15031. Article in Pottery/Clay 15005. Water colour 15032. Article in Ceramic/Mosaic 15006. Mixed Medium (Paint + 2) 15033. Folk Art Article 15034. Scrap Booking Article RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT in CLASSES 5 to 8 15035. Greeting card – totally handmade. ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD in CLASSES 5 to 8 15036. Article in Paper Tole 15037. Article in Diamond Dotz. PRIMARY SCHOOL. 15038. Any work not specified. Painting (A4 paper or smaller) 15007. Acrylic RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT: Classes 28 TO 38 15008. Water colour KINDERGARTEN DIVISION: 15039. Painting (Acrylic/water colour) 15040. Drawing (felt pen, coloured pencils) 15041. 3D Construction RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT: Classes 39 to 41
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Section 16 PHOTOGRAPHY RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT: Classes 15 to 20
Heritage Pavilion PRIMARY – HIGH SCHOOL SECTION CHIEF STEWARD: Katie Elford 0499 278 630 COLOUR PRINTS (Includes digital photos) ENTRY FREE: 16021. Landscape. Urban or Natural Scenery ENTRY CLOSES: 16022. Animal, Bird or Insect 1pm Tuesday 6th April 2021 16023. Agricultural Scene PRIZES: 16024. Photo Bombing 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd $1.00. 16025. Selfie 16026. Any Other Subject CONDITIONS 1. Exhibits are confined to AMATEURS only. RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT in PRIMARY- HIGH 2. EXHIBITS- must be delivered to the Secretary SCHOOL SECTION no later than 1pm Tuesday 6th April 2021 ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD FOR PRIMARY- 3. Exhibitors Name & Class Number must be HIGH SCHOOL SECTION clearly shown on the back of each Exhibit 4. All Exhibits in Class 3 are to have locality stated on front of mount, below the photograph. 5. Photographs (which may be digital may be developed and/or printed by Exhibitor or by a Photographer and must have been taken within the last two years... Must have the date when STUD BEEF YOUNG JUDGES & photo was taken. HANDLERS 6. Photographs MUST BE MOUNTED SINGULARLY and have a 15mm border CHIEF STEWARD: Leonie Nichols 0487 231 545 (Enlargements 25mm) ASSIST. STEWARD: Lawrence Sehmish 0411 071 654 7. Maximum size of any print 8” x 6” (20cm x JUDGING TIME: 4 p.m. Friday 9th April 2021 15cm) 8. Previous prize-winning Exhibits not eligible to CONDITIONS compete. 1. Competitors must be over 15yrs & under 25 years of age on 9. Exhibits can be collected Sunday 11th, day of show. 2. Competitors under the age of 18 years must be after 9am accompanied by a chaperone. COLOUR PRINTS – 3. One class of Handlers is to be judged Includes Digital Photographs 4. Each Handler must be identified by a number (e.g. 1-6) not 16001. Landscape. Urban, Natural by letters 5. Beef cattle Handlers must lead a Steer, Heifer or Bull under 16002. Action Study. Conveying evidence of 20 months. action at time of exposure 6. Dairy Cattle Handlers must lead a Dairy Female under 24 16003. Snapshot of Tourist Attraction in months (DRY) South Burnett Shire 7. Handlers may be required to wear a white dust coat with (no names or logos printed on it). 16004. Animal, Bird or Insect 8. Handlers must be willing to swap animals if required. 16005. Nature – Foliage 9. Winner will go on to compete at the Sub-Chamber 16006. Reflections competition to be advised. 16007. Gardens 10.The Handler will parade their animal in a clockwise manner as is normal in a Cattle Ring, and at the discretion of 16008. Child/Children at play or engaged in the Judge. activity 16009. Portrait 16010. Wedding
16011. Photograph depicting Agricultural Scene Class 1 Under 12 years of age 16012. Sunrise or Sunset 16013. Photo Bombing Class 2 12 years and under 15 years of age 16014. Selfie Class 3 15 years and under 25 years of age 16015. Any Other Subject RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT: Classes 1 to 15 PRIZES: 1stPlace - $25 in each section
BLACK & WHITE- (Includes digital photos) 2nd Place - $20 in each section
16115. Portrait 3rdPlace - $15 in each section 16016. Child/Children at play 16017. Wedding OVERALL CHAMPION: 16018. Celebration Under 15years: $100 Over 15 years: $100 16019. Action Shot 16020. Any Other Subject
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EVENT NOMINATION FEE Thankyou 1. NANANGO HOMEMAKERS to some of our wonderful (300MM STANDING HANDICAP) $9
Sponsors 1st $100 - 2nd $60 - 3rd $40
2.300MM UNDERHAND HANDICAP $9 1st $100 - 2nd $60 - 3rd $40 Ken Mills Toyota 3. OLLIES MOWER SERVICE Nanango Gas (250MM STANDING HANDICAP) $9
Yarraman family medical Centre 1st $100 - 2nd $60 - 3rd $40 Bill Hull Car Centre 4. DOWNUNDER ENTERPRISES LTD Nanango Medical Centre (275MM UNDERHAND HANDICAP) $9
Airds Hardware 1st $100 – 2nd $60 – 3rd $40
Barkers Creek Restaurant 5. AIRD’S HARDWARE Downunder Enterprises (300MM UNDERHAND CHAMPIONSHIP) $9
Ultimate Electrical 1st $200 – 2nd $125 – 3rd $75
Nanango Spare Parts 6. (250MM JUNIOR UNDERHAND HANDICAP) $4
Bake My Day Nanango Henry and Jenny Seears 1st $40 – 2nd $30 – 3rd $20
South Burnett Feather Club 7. SAWTELL INDUSTIRES (250MM VETS STANDING HANDICAP) $8 Envirospheres Nanango 1st $100 – 2nd $60 – 3rd $40 K & J Perrett Bill & Helen Marshall 8. NANANGO CARAVAN REPAIRS (250MM NOVICE STANDING HANDICAP) $6 Barry Fleming 1st $60 – 2nd $40 – 3rd $20 Keith Simmons 9. RURAL STEEL SUPPLIES Nanango Newsagency (300MM TREE HANDICAP) $9 Nanango District Garden Club 1st $150 - 2nd $100 - 3rd $50 - 4th$20 Huston Motors Ivan & Lea Enchelmaier Robyn Retschlag
Feature event Section 18 – WOODCHOP 1. Hard hitting 300 standing Block $9 1st $200 2nd $100 3rd $50
Please note: A completed indemnity Form by each Barry Fleming donated $100 Competitor is mandatory for acceptance into this
Section to be signed before competing. Keith Simmons donated $100 CHIEF STEWARD: Mr. Lloyd MILLER 4164 6207 NOMINATIONS CLOSE: 26th March 2021 with the Bailey’s Earthmoving donated $200 Secretary Queensland Axe man’s Association competitor’s draw
Conducted under the Rules & Regulations of the Nanango must have competed at the show on the Day A.P& M. Society Inc. and the Queensland Axe man’s Association and the Australian Axe men’s Association.
Bring your own screw guns
SHOW DATE: 10th April 2021 The PATRON’S TROPHY will be awarded to the highest overall points winner – START: 9.30 am Sponsored by GLORIA FLEMING. TIMBER ON THE DAY WILL BE HOOP PINE
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Section 19 - CHAINSAW Please note: A completed Indemnity Form by each Competitor is Main Arena 5pm mandatory for acceptance into this FULL SAFETY GEAR MUST BE WORN AT ALL Section TIMES – NO EXCEPTIONS
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr. KENT PERRETT 4163 3392
Timber for this section donated and supplied Kent & Jo Perrett
Class 1 - SCULPTURE: To be completed prior Sec on 21 - Harness Racing to the show (To be eligible, 2021 MUST be your first year Tro ng starts from 11.15 Saturday of entering) IN THE MAIN ARENA
AT THE LUNCH BREAK 1st Prize: $50 Donated by Henry & Jenny 4 HEATS – RO and Be er SEEARS 2nd Prize: $25 Donated by Bendigo Bank Prize Money -$50 per Runner 2 Finals -Prize Money -$700 SPECIAL FEATURE PRIZE: Best Sculpture: 17yrs & Under or first-time entrant. AFTER THE RING EVENTS IN THE MAIN ARENA MS170 Chainsaw donated by STIHL SHOP KINGAROY valued at $249 Proudly sponsored by Fitzroy Hotel $100 for the Class 2a – JUNIOR: BLOCK SPLITTING Fastest Runner of the Day 15 YEARS & UNDER Sponsored by the Schloss family Finals Hay and Chaff supplied by Peter & Fiona Coyne 1st $30, 2nd $20 – Sponsored by Show steward Peter Coyne Kent & Jo Perrett Block splitters for 1st and 2nd Donated by Bill & Helen Marshall Regional Show Finalists will be eligible for Class 2b – JUNIOR: BLOCK SPLITTING the Garrards Showcase Series to be held at UNDER 18 YEARS Finals the Redcliffe Paceway in June. 1st $30, 2nd $20 – Sponsored by Kent & Jo Perrett Block splitters for 1st and 2nd Donated by Bill & Helen Marshall
Class 3 – CHAINSAW – POST RIP
1st $100.00 – 2nd $50 Sponsored by Rural Steel Class 4 - Jack and Jill Post rip
1st $100 2nd $50 Sponsored by Nanango Spare Parts
AUCTIONS WILL BE HELD FOR 3 MYSTERY SCULPTURES & FIREWOOD ON THE DAY IN THE ARENA AFTER THE FINALS.
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Section 20 - RODEO
This event is run under NRA Entries close April 5th Start time: 7pm Friday 9TH APRIL 2021
OPEN BULL RIDE Nom Fee: $104 Prize money $2500
Bill Hull Car Center Feature Bull Ride $500
NOVICE BULL RIDE Nom Fee: $77 PRIZE MONEY: $1000
JUNIOR BULL RIDE Nom Fee: $40 PRIZE MONEY: $500
MINI BULL RIDE Nom Fee: $18
UNDER 15 PRIZE MONEY: $150 Under 12 prize money: S100
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BIRD / POULTRY ENTRY FORM
ENTRY FEE: $1
CLASS SEX BREED OR DESCRIPTION ENTRY FEE
TOTAL FEE
Please try to enter online at www.showday.online
Name:……………………………………………………………………
Address:………………………………………………………………..
……………………………..……..Postcode:……….………………..
Email:…………………….………………………….………………...
Please state if Junior Entrant. Age………..……………………
Please enter at showday.online
Entry Forms can be mailed to The Secretary, Nanango AP & M Society Inc, PO Box 202, Nanango Qld 4615 or can be dropped in to the Show Office.
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PAVILION ENTRY FORM
Exhibitors are requested to enter early. Entry is FREE for the Pavilion Section. PLEASE NOTE: A separate entry form is required for each section. Subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society and the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies, which are deemed included herein, as if inserted at length, I submit the following entries in the forthcoming Show. The exhibits being my own bona fide property.
Name of Exhibitor: Phone:
Address:
SECTION CLASS NO OF ENTRIES DESCRIPTION
Please enter at showday.online Or Post Entry Forms with Fees to: The Secretary, Nanango AP & M Society, PO Box 202, Nanango Qld 4615.
In consideration of your Association accepting my entrance to the above events, I agree to abide by any decision of the Committee, Nanango AP & M Society Inc and its members, and to release them from any action, claim, or demand that I may have against them, in connection with any loss, damage or injury suffered by me on the premises of the Association, or during the course of the Show. I hereby give permission for my child to compete in these events on the Nanango Showgrounds. NB: This must be filled in by the parent or guardian of any child under the age of 18years.
Exhibitor Signature……………………………………………………..……
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LED STEER & STUD BEEF ENTRY FORM Cross out which is not relevant.
ENTRY FEES: STUD BEEF $10. LED STEER $10.
Please enter at showday.online if you can
CLASS NAME OF BREED TATTOO DATE NAME OF NAME OF DAM ENTRY Post NO EXHIBIT NO: OF SIRE FEE Entry BIRTH
Name of Exhibitor: Phone Total Fee No Enclosed Postal Address:
Signature: Date Please print clearly & state Breed. Entry forms together with FEES must be received by last mail on Tuesday 6th April 2021. www.showday.online Forms with Fees to: The Secretary, Nanango AP & M Society, PO Box 202, Nanango Qld 4615. Fees may be lodged at Heritage Building Society – BSB 638 – 070: Ac No 11359110. Please state name with lodgement of payment, and advise the Show Society via phone on 4163 1273 or email on [email protected] Failure to make payment by the due date will result in disqualification. Eftpos facilities are available at the office.
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PRIME CATTLE ENTRY FORM
(Number Tags will be provided) Prime Cattle Age Tags:
Milk Tooth – Nil; 2 Tooth – White; 4 Tooth – Blue; 6 Tooth – Yellow; 8 Tooth – Red
ENTRY FEE: $12 enter at showday.online
PRIME CLASS NO OF CATTLE ENTRY NAME OF EXHIBIT BREED NAME OF EXHIBITOR NO ENTRIES AGE FEE TAGS
Name of Exhibitor: Phone No Total Fees Included
Postal Address: Entry Fee must be received by Tuesday 6th April 2021 www.showday.online Signature: Date:
Post Entry Forms with Fees to: The Secretary, Nanango AP & M Society, PO Box 202, Nanango Qld 4615. Fees may be lodged at Heritage Building Society – BSB 638 – 070: Ac No 11359110. Please state name with lodgement of payment, and advise the Show Society via phone on 4163 1273 or email on [email protected] Failure to make payment by the due date will result in disqualification. Eftpos facilities are available at the office.
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The Colouring competition for this year will help to decorate our Heritage Hall. Please colour the bunting in with your own design or other designs can be picked up from the show office. After colouring it in, cut the bunting out fold the top over a piece of wool or string and glue. Enter as many times as you like. Sections Grade 3 and under, Grade 4 to 6, and Open. The four best in each Section will win a prize. Closes 8/4/2021
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ENVIROSPHERES
Fireworks sponsored by Heritage Bank
Thank you for attending our 112th Show. Please be aware that all patrons must adhere to the Covid-19 rules and regulations at all times and must follow all directions as given. Please assist us by entering all classes online at showday.online Gate tickets are available from the Show Office or at the gate. All exhibitors must pay a gate fee.
Thank you to the South Burnett Council for Sponsoring the Sub -Chamber Miss Show Girl
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