THE 55th ANNUAL STAWELLshow SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER 2017

LAIDLAW PARK STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. REG. NO. A0006994H

* Photos courtesy of Stawell Ag Society LUCKY GATE PRIZE DAVID O. JONES

Western Hway, Stawell Campbell St, Ararat Phone: 03 5358 1205 Phone: 03 5352 4022 Fax: 03 5358 4062 Fax: 03 5352 2021

The Lucky Gate Prize winner receives a $200 voucher redeemable at Ararat & Stawell Mitre 10 BIKE PRIZES Free tickets to all children Under 16 at the gate!

2x Zycom Cruz Scooters! 3 Wheel kids scooter with pivot steering (ages 3 to 5 years) 1x Blue/White & 1x Purple/Teal. Valued at $130 ea. Donated by Pykes Pets & Cycles 24” Malvern Star Donated by Stawell Agricultural Society * PRIZES NOT TRANSFERABLE Stawell Agricultural Society Inc. ABN 60 237 359 675 Affiliated with Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd. Affiliated with E.F.A Victorian Branch. Reg. No. A0006994H

LAIDLAW PARK, STAWELL (STAWELL HARNESS RACING COMPLEX)

OFFICIALS AND COMMITTEE 2017 PRESIDENT : Mrs L. Trimble VICE-PRESIDENT: Mr D. Brown IMMEDIATE PAST-PRESIDENT: Mr G. Erwin SECRETARY: Mrs A. Ellis TREASURER: Mrs L. Keller

COMMITTEE: Messrs, I.Cox, G.Holden, L.McLean, J. Simpkin, D. Brown, Mesdames D. Erwin, C. Hall, M.Nicol, K.Horwood, L.Hoiles, K. Hyslop

LADIES’ COMMITTEE 2017 PRESIDENT: Mrs. A. Rasche VICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs. J. Wilson HON. SECRETARY: Mrs A. Ellis Mesdames E.Cray, J. Cray, L.Simpkin, C.Holden, L. Keller, B. Cox, D. Holden, L. Trimble, K Grinham, J. Pickford, K. Hodder, J. Senior.

Stawell Agricultural Society, P.O. Box 73, Stawell 3380.

GENERAL SECRETARY Mrs A. Ellis, Ph: (03) 5358 1259 PRESIDENT Mrs L. Trimble, Ph: (03) 5382 7365 HALL CLASSES Mrs C. Holden, Ph: (03) 5358 2034 HORSES Mrs D. Erwin, Ph: (03) 5358 1222

MEMBERSHIP TICKETS $25

INCLUDES • Entry to the ground for 2 adults and their children under 16 • Entries in Sections G to V in the show schedule • Tickets in the Members Gate Prize

1 INDEX Officials and Committee...... 1 Rules and Regulations...... 3 Disclosure Statement...... 5 Safety Regulations for Exhibitors...... 6 Past Presidents, Members...... 7 Tiny Tots & Showgirls...... 9 Schools Competitions...... 11 Horse & Pony Classes...... 12 Show Jumping...... 22 Annual Attractions & Map...... Centre Fleeces of Wool...... 32 Miniature Goats...... 34 Hall Class Regulations...... 43 Fruit & Vegetable...... 44 Flowers...... 45 Flower Arranging...... 46 Fancywork and Handcrafts...... 47 Felting Classes...... 48 Persons with a Disability...... 48 Junior Handcrafts & Hobbies...... 48 Knitting & Crochet...... 50 Cookery...... 51 Jams, Preserves etc...... 54 Home Brew...... 54 Art...... 54 Photographic Competition...... 55 Students Sections...... 58 Sheaf Tossing Competition...... 60 Beaut Utes, Street Machines & Motorbikes...... 61 List of Donors 2017...... 62

GATE ADMISSION NON MEMBERS • ADULTS $10 • SCHOOL CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS OLD $5 • OLD AGE & TPI PENSIONERS $5

2 Notice to all Exhibitors 12.45 pm OFFICIAL WELCOME 12.45 pm DRAWING OF LUCKY GATE TICKETS 3.30 pm

PRIZE MONEY Prize Money and Trophies are to be collected by the exhibitor from the Secretary’s office after 4.00 pm on Show Day, by presentation by the exhibitor of the detachable section of the Prize Card.

Hall Class Entries close on Saturday OCTOBER 21, 2017

Horse and Pony early entries and classes L to V, close on Saturday, OCTOBER 21, 2017

ENTRIES TO BE LODGED WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY: Mrs A. Ellis P.O. BOX 73, STAWELL, 3380 PHONE (03) 5358 1259

MEMBERSHIP NUMBER OR ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ENTRIES Entry Form in Schedule.

Rules and Regulations

1. All exhibits, except horses, must have been grown or made by exhibitor. 2. The name, age and breed of any stock, so far as is known, must be supplied to the Secretary with the entry, together with explicit instructions as to Class and Section for which entry is intended. 3. No person will be permitted to exhibit unless his membership fee or entrance fee has been paid beforehand. This rule will be strictly adhered to. 4. A ticket for each exhibit, properly numbered, will be made available by the Secretary to the exhibitor on or before the day of the Show, and must be fixed to the exhibit. No exhibit will be admitted or judged unless it has such ticket affixed, with the exception of Arena Events where exhibit cards will not be issued. 5. If in the opinion of the Committee any prizes have been awarded to an exhibit which does not comply with the intention of the prize offered, the Committee may disqualify such exhibit. 6. Judges will have the power to withhold any prize if they deem undeserving. 7. Protests must be made in writing before 6pm on the day of the Show accompanied in each case by a fee of $50.00 such fee to be forfeited if the protest be deemed frivolous.

3 8. Any person making fraudulent or erroneous entries or statements regarding their exhibits, or guilty or offensive conduct to: (a) expulsion from ground; (b) disqualification for any period; (c) forfeiture of any prize money; (d) if he/she be a member, expulsion from the Society according to the pleasure of the Committee. 9. Contravention of any of the regulations published in this prize list shall render the person contravening same liable to: (a) expulsion from the ground; (b) disqualification for any period; (c) forfeiture of any prize money; (d) if he/she be a member, expulsion from the Society according to the pleasure of the Commitee. 10. Special regulations for Hall: In order to secure to exhibitors the return of their exhibits, duplicate tickets will be issued for all exhibits in the hall. The hall will be cleared at 4.00pm, and persons engaged for the purpose will hand exhibits to those presenting duplicate tickets. 11. Prize Cards: First, Blue; Second, Red; Third, Green; Champion, Gold. 12. In the event of a Tie in any Aggregate Prize, the prize to go to the exhibitor with the most First Prizes. 13. Every care will be taken for all exhibits but the Society accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to any exhibit. 14. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through, or by any exhibit, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall not hold the Society responsible, and shall indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such accident. 15. Random swabbing of horses may take place under Equestrian Australia Anti-Doping Regulations. As per Equestrian Australia National Medication Control rules. A $3 swabbing levy will be payable per horse.

$100 Voucher!

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4 Disclosure Statement Stawell Agricultural Society Inc.

By completing an exhibitors entry form you will be supplying the Stawell Agricultural Society Inc. with “personal information” (things like your name, address, phone number, email address etc.) Without this information we will not be able to administer your entry in the 2017 Stawell Show. We collect this information for the purpose of administering the Show. This includes: • Processing your entry; • Managing your entry in the relevant event; • Awarding prizes in the relevant event; • Assessing your compliance with the general regulations and conditions of entry, as well as other standards expected of participants in the Show; • Assessing any protests or appeals you might make. We also collect this information for purposes related to the administration of the Show, including: • Publication of winners’ details; • Maintenance of information relevant to qualifications for other events; • Maintenance of records of incidents or accidents that occur at the Show; • Providing insurance for you during the Show, where applicable; • Making a claim on our insurance in relation to any incident or accidents in connection with the Show; • Passing your information to the Wimmera Agricultural Societies Ass. (WASA) and/or the Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd. (VASL) should you be involved in Group and/or State competitions. Unless you indicate your preference not to receive such material (see below) we may also use this information to update you on coming events to be run by the Stawell Agricultural Society Inc. such as the 2018 Stawell Show. We may disclose information about you to medical practitioners, First Aid officers and other health service providers attending the Show. Wemay disclose information about you to the media for the purpose of publishing articles on your participation at the Show. We may disclose information about you to insurance providers for the purposes of arranging applicable insurance for you or making a claim on Stawell Agricultural Society Inc. insurance in relation to incidents and accidents that occur at the Show. We may disclose information about you to the Equestrian Federation of Australia and VAS Ltd. to assess your qualification and eligibility for other events. If legal, health or safety issues arise, we may be required to disclose information to relevant organisations who deal with these matters. You have some rights to access personal information that we hold about you. If you’d like to find out more about this or if you have any queries regarding how we handle personal information generally, please contact the Secretary, Stawell Agricultural Society Inc. P.O. Box 73, Stawell 3380.  I do not wish to be kept informed about coming events (such as the 2018 Stawell Show) to be held by the Stawell Agricultural Society Inc.

Name (in full):

Address:

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5 SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR EXHIBITORS 1. DUTY OF CARE All competitors have a “Duty of Care” to avoid exposing themselves or other people to situations that could lead to injury. This “Duty of Care” extends to the prevention of damage of property. 2. DIRECTION OF STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. Competitors must comply with any reasonable request of Stawell Agricultural Society Inc representatives. 3. EMERGENCY INFORMATION Emergency information and maps showing Emergency Assembly Points are located in the various animal pavilions and buildings. Competitors should be familiar with these plans. 4. FIRST AID During the Stawell Show, qualified First Aid Services are employed. 5. STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. EMERGENCY FACILITIES Fire fighting and other emergency equipment must not be removed or used for any other purpose. Missing or unserviceable equipment should be reported to Administration immediately. 6. HAZARD & INCIDENT REPORTING Competitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor or Administration immediately of any hazards detected or incidents. Hazards or incidents are any situation that could result or has resulted in: (a) The injury, illness or death of any person or animal (b) The damage, destruction or loss of property 7. WASTE DISPOSAL All waste, including liquids, must be disposed of responsibly. Storm drains must not be used for the disposal of waste. 8. HOUSEKEEPING All areas must be kept in clean and tidy order with clearly defined and available access and exit routes at all times. Build up of combustible waste must be avoided. 9. SLIPS, TRIPS & FALLS Care must be taken to minimise trip hazards and obstacles that people may walk into. Avoid laying unprotected cables or pipes on or above paths, walk ways or roads. 10. MEDIA COMMENTS Media comment about matters involving Stawell Agricultural Society Inc. or the Showgrounds is coordinated by the Administrator. 11. SMOKING Smoking is not permitted inside buildings, within 10 metres of a building entrance, around combustibles, during public performances or while handling hazardous materials. 12. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT a. Competitors should supply their own “Safety Switch” (RCD) for installation at each power outlet they use. b. Extension cords must be earthed and all electrical appliances must be earthed or double insulated. Appliances must be in a sound working order. c. The use of double adapters is strictly prohibited. Power boards must be fitted with current overload protection. d. Radiant electric or gas heaters are prohibited. e. Light sockets must not be used for any other purpose than for lighting. f. No naked flame permitted. g. All exhibitor electrical items (including leads) must have current safety compliance tags. 6 PAST PRESIDENTS 1963-64 C. Smith 1991-92 I. Cox 1965-66 C. McMurtrie 1993-94 I. Burke 1967-68 M. Holden 1995-96 L. Bibby 1969-70 L. Delahunty 1997-98 K. Jenkins 1971-72 R. Coote 1999-00 I. Burke 1973-74 F. Floyd 2001-02 G. Erwin 1975-76 G. Holden 2003-04 L. Trimble 1977-78 N. Duxson 2005-06 J. Burke 1979-80 T. Holden 2007-08 G. Erwin 1981-82 P. Cheyne 2009-10 J. Burke 1983-84 M. May 2011-12 G. Erwin 1985-86 G. West 2013 -14 L. Trimble 1987-88 B. Monaghan 2015-16 G. Erwin 1989-90 P. Rhodes 2017 L. Trimble

STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. MEMBERS 2016 LIFE MEMBERS: Messrs. C. Smith*, L.B. Delahunty*, C. Cashin*, F. Floyd*, M. Holden*, R. Coote*, G. Holden, M. May*, B. Monaghan*, M. Gammon*, G. West, C. Gross*, P. Cheyne, G. Erwin, I. Cox, J. Simpkin, I. Burke, L. McLean Mesdames E. Richards*, B. Gross, L. Trimble, C. Holden, K. Jenkins, D. Erwin, C. Hall, L. Keller, A. Ellis, A. Rasche. (*Deceased)

Altmann G & W Davies R & I Holden T & J Altmann R & R Dean C & L Holden E & P Anselmi J Deblin C Honeyman R Ashton K & B Driscoll McIlree & Horwood K Baker PS & JD Dickenson Hunt W & V Ballinger G Dunn N & J Hurley C Barber J Dunn T & D Hyslop K Barham IB & SG Eagles C Johnson W & P Barham J.B. & B. Excell J Kelleher VC Barham P Ffrench T Kennedy M & V Bates M Fletcher A Kent T & Warren M Bibby L Fox S Kerr C Bowers W & V Fricker M Kilpatrick F Brazier P & C Freeland M Kilpatrick J & A Brown D & B Gibson L Kingston A Browne P Gliese S & G Krauth G Byron R & P Gordon B Larkin T & K Byron W & J Grampians Excavations Lawrence E Cadzow F Gray S & D Loats A Cahill W.L. Great Western Primary Loats C & C Carey P & G School Longmore L & Blenheim B Cass J Griffin S & K Lumley R Castle Dr. N. Grinham K & R MacKenzie L Chester L Hall CA & BJ Martin WI Clementson E & R Hall K & L Matheson J Clugston B Hancock Amcal Pharmacy McConnell L Collins K Harney W & C McDonald I Colyer K Hatton R & R McFarland K Concongella Primary Hayter S & A McIntyre R & M School Hemley J McKellar Miss S Cooper V Hendy J McPhee K & J Cox G. & M Heslop L McPherson M & J Cray F & E Hirst M & E Mellor Monumental Cray G Hodder J Middleton J & M Cray J Hodder K Miller D Cunningham A & S Hoiles L Monaghan D Currie R Holden A & D Monaghan L & C Daniels D Holden R & D Monaghan T 7 Morris L Rahley G Taylor L Morris N Rathgeber M & L Thompson S Morris P Repper Mrs JA Trimble R Mulvenney N Rodnidge C Trimble S Musumeci N Rowe RB & LE Van Leeuwen Mrs M Nicholson AM & AL Russel T Vance J & J Nicholson M Seeary D & J Ward K Nicol Ms M Senior J Warren M Norton Ford Simpkin C Welsh M & S Nunn Mr N Skene Street School West RP O’Callaghan S & N Smethurst M West K & S Osborn D & E St Patricks School Wilcock P & L Pahl G & K Stawell Farm Supplies Williams D Parker A Stawell Gold Mine Williams R & L Peacock AR & KF Stawell Secondary Williams T & T Peel Mrs J College Willians T & S Phillips JD Stawell West Primary Wilson J Pickford Mrs V School Wooster T & T Jolly G Stewart AJ Young G Radford Mrs J Stewart B Raggatt Mrs E Taylor I & M

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16 Longfield St (Western Hwy), Stawell 8 MASTER TINY TOTS Competition OPEN TO BOYS 4-6 YEARS INCLUSIVE ENTRY FEE - $2.00 To be judged at the Show on the following basis: GROOMING, CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR A COUNTRY SHOW, GENERAL APPEARANCE. (NO FANCY DRESS) Judging to commence at 1.30pm - Entries at Show First and Runner-up satin sashes donated by Stawell Agricultural Society. $30 Voucher donated by Stawell Amcal Pharmacy. MISS TINY TOTS Competition OPEN TO GIRLS 4-6 YEARS INCLUSIVE ENTRY FEE - $2.00 To be judged at the Show on the following basis: FOR DEPORTMENT, GROOMING, CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR A COUNTRY SHOW, GENERAL APPEARANCE.(NO FANCY DRESS) Judging to commence at 1.45pm - Entries at Show. First and Runner-up satin sashes donated by Stawell Agricultural Society. $30 Voucher Donated by Popcorn Toys. MISS JUNIOR SHOW GIRL Competition OPEN TO GIRLS 7-10 YEARS INCLUSIVE ENTRY FEE - $2.00 To be judged at the Show on the following basis: FOR DEPORTMENT, GROOMING, CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR A COUNTRY SHOW, GENERAL APPEARANCE.(NO FANCY DRESS) Judging to commence at 2.00pm - Entries at Show. First and Runner-up satin sashes donated by Stawell Agricultural Society. $30 Voucher donated by Stawell Craft Shop. MISS SHOW GIRL Competition OPEN TO GIRLS 11-15 YEARS INCLUSIVE ENTRY FEE - $2.00 To be judged at the Show on the following basis: FOR DEPORTMENT, GROOMING, CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR A COUNTRY SHOW, GENERAL APPEARANCE.(NO FANCY DRESS) Judging to commence at 2.15pm - Entries at Show. First and Runner-up satin sashes donated by Stawell Agricultural Society. $30 Voucher donated by Latus Jewellers.

9 Rural Ambassador AWARD

The Agricultural Societies of Victoria

AIMS OF THE RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD • To highlight the talent, creativity and ingenuity of young Victorian residents and in doing so encourage entrants to be role models across local communities. • To encourage and reward enthusiastic, skillful and industrious young people who are actively involved in their communities. • To assist all entrants through their participation to develop strong communication and leadership qualities. • To enable the applicant to gain greater proficiency in their chosen field and also to develop the applicant’s stature and reputation.

General conditions of entry: • Apply, complete and sign the official entry form. • Entrants must be aged over 20yrs and under 30yrs as at 1st May 2018. • Be prepared to spend required time at Local Show, Group Level Finals and the State Final. State winner will represent Victoria at Nationals. • The award is open to both males and females.

Judging Criteria: • Community and Local Show involvement - 40 points • Rural and General Knowledge - 20 points • Personality - 10 points • Ambitions/Goals - 10 points • Communication skills - 10 points • Style, grooming and deportment - 10 points • Public Presentation - 20 points

Prizes Certificates will be given to winners at local agricultural shows. Regional winners receive a VASL Trophy and prizemoney. The State Final winner will receive a cash prize for personal or educational development.

JUNIOR SHOW AMBASSADOR AWARD Open to people aged between 16-19 years at time of local show. Competition run with same aims, conditions and judging criteria as Rural Ambassador Award. Enquiries: Lois Trimble, Ph: 0408 566 221

Competition Proudly Sponsored by

10 FREWSTAL’S PRIMARY SCHOOLS COMPETITIONS

Open to all Primary Schools Points will be awarded for 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each section. Only one lot of points in each section will be awarded to each exhibitor.

Horse Events Flower Arranging Handcrafts Art Photography Cooking Decorated Bikes Ferret Racing

Prizes: Students 1st - $75 2nd - $50 3rd - $25

Schools 1st - $300 2nd - $150 3rd - $50

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY FREWSTAL PTY LTD Encouraging youth participation in the STAWELL SHOW

11 STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY OCTOBER 28th 2017

HORSE SHOW This Society is affiliated with E.V. and the Show will be conducted strictly under the current E.A rules.

• A limited number of overnight stables are available for $20.00 each. Boxes must be reserved and paid for at the time of lodging entries. Unsuccessful applicants will be notified if stalls are already allocated. To book boxes – telephone 03 53581222. Booking will be confirmed on receipt of entries and payment. Competitors using the boxes for overnight accommodation must vacate same and leave them in a clean condition ($10.00 refund on inspection) by 7.30am on the morning of the Show. • No un-restrained Dogs.

IMPORTANT NOTICES AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY FOR ALL HORSE EXHIBITORS

• All horse, owner and rider/handler details need to be filled in on the entry form. One form per horse/rider combination. A waiver needs to be signed by all participants before competing. • All Riders must wear protective head gear to the current Australian, European or American Standard. The retaining harness must be secured and fastened at all times. Riders without approved headgear shall be ineligible to compete until rectified. This rule applies to all events, not just under age competition. • Colts and Stallions will only be permitted to compete in show jumping and the horsemanship challenge. They must be bitted and handlers to be over 18 years of age. • LUNGING - Lunging of horses may take place in Rings 1, 2, 3 prior to 9.00 am when all lunging must cease. • WARMING UP - An area is allocated for riding/leading your horses on the south/west side of the arena. • Horses must be WALKED whilst moving between Rings. • Competitors must pay Show Gate Admission Fee in addition to Entry Fees. • For further explanation of course please go to Facebook – STAWELL SHOW • All competitors enter at their own risk with no responsibility accepted by the organizing committee for riders, livestock or property. Personal insurance for riders and handlers recommended • Random Swabbing and horse registration checks may take place at any time. A $3.00 swabbing fee per horse is to be paid by all entrants. Fees to be held by WASA in a special fund for the continuation of Random Annual Swabbing at all Wimmera Shows. • Medication Control of horses may take place with the Equestrian Australia Equine Anti- doping and Controlled Medication Regulations (1st edition effective 5th April 2010 and updates) and the Equestrian Australia Medication Control System and Swabbing policy (1st January 2015).

Postal entries to: The Secretary, Stawell Agricultural Society, P.O. Box 73 Stawell, 3380. Email: [email protected]

A PDF entry form will be available on the Facebook page Stawell Show.

12 Ponies, Galloways and Hacks Entry Fees: All events $5 on day of show Early entry fee of $3 per event (entries in 1 week before show) A $3 swabbing fee applies per horse. A $25 membership allows Gate Entry for two adults and any children under 16. (Gate price Adults $10, Und.16 $5, Pens. $5)

• All Champions and Reserve Champions will be eligible for Royal Shows, V.A.S.A. Saddle Horse Championship, Show Horse Council of Victoria and Barastoc Horse of the Year Show. • Champion and Reserve Sashes will be presented by the Ring Steward at the conclusion of each event. All exhibits to be measured prior to competing and measurement cards must be presented on request. 2016 R.A.S.V. Cards accepted. • NOVICE: Competitors - are those which have not won a first prize at any agricultural show. • Winners of Championships in Ring 1 may not compete in Ring 2 in similar events from which they went on to become Champion. • Winners of Championships in Ring 2 may not compete in Ring 1 in similar events from which they went on to become Champion. • Horses may not compete in both Hack and Hunter classes. Show Hunters have more substance than the modern hack but still maintain quality. They are expected to move freely at all paces, and may be asked by the Judge to gallop. Their turnout is more subdued than for the usual show class, with no coloured browbands, flowers or bright colours on riders.

STAWELL REGIONAL HEALTH is sponsoring 2 awards to encourage young riders. This will be presented at the end of the day and at the judge’s joint discretion. Horsemanship Challenge. Thank you to our sponsors: M. Nicholson, Concongella. A&J Kilpatrick, Stawell. Erwin Transport, Stawell and Pyrenees Arabians, Stawell. Barham Insurance.

Entries and Conditions Numbers will be limited. Completed entry and waiver forms and proof of payment to be received by 18th October, 2017 (Details on entry form) Enquiries ph. 0428 571 534 Entries accepted on Show Day only if places available. (Entries will be limited, so get in early!) These will be cash only and $15 extra.

Open Horsemanship Challenge entry fee $35.00 Novice Horsemanship Challenge entry fee $25.00 Junior Horsemanship Challenge entry fee $15.00 A $3 swabbing fee applies per horse.

Competition includes 2 sections for all classes. • Working Pattern • Obstacle and Horsemanship Test

Ribbons will be awarded to 4th place in both sections and overall. Cash prizes depending on sponsorship and entries.

Conditions of Entry • Please read general conditions of entry above. • The Challenge is open to all horses, all breeds. • The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice. • All competitors are to participate with the spirit of goodwill and the Judge’s decision will be final. Discussion of scores or individual’s performance is at the judge’s discretion. 13 • To be eligible for the Champion, all sections are to be competed as a combination e.g. 1 horse and 1 rider and an attempt must be made in all sections of the program as set by the committee. • Any abuse, including inappropriate language, towards animals or people will result in disqualification and offender will be asked to leave the grounds. • No alcohol to be consumed whilst competing or prior to completion of the day’s events. Riding under the influence of drugs or alcohol will not be tolerated. • Any horse showing indications of being unsound will be excused from competition. • The handler of any horse considered to be acting in a dangerous manner will be warned by the committee in the first instance and then disqualified if it continues to actina dangerous manner. • Competitors may enter more than one horse, but must enter all horses at the same level of competition. If entries are exceedingly high, a restriction may apply, each additional horse will be charged full entry fee. • Second competitor on same horse incurs 5 points penalty. • An Open rider is any age and has won a Ladies, Intermediate or Novice Challenge previously. • A Novice rider is any age and has not won a Novice or Junior Challenge previously. • Riders competing in the Junior section must be 15 years or younger at the start of the competition and may not have won two Junior Challenges previously. • Expected dress code for entire program: collared shirt with sleeves, moleskins, jeans or jodhpurs will be accepted. • No head checks, tie downs, martingales, running reins, nose bands, bosals, halters or riding whips will be allowed. Snaffle bits only to be used – no curb chains. • The same saddlery must be used for all sections of the event, leg protection for horses and spurs at rider discretion. • CAMPING - Please BYO Horse Yards etc. for camping overnight at the Stawell Show. Toilets are available.

PROGRAMME RING 1 (RED) PONY RING Judging to commence at 9.00am Judge: Michelle Labahn PONIES, GALLOWAYS, HACKS. RING 2 - (YELLOW) - HACK RING Judging to commerce at 9.OOam Judge: Michelle Kelcey HACKS, GALLOWAYS, PONIES.

RING 3 - (GREEN) - HORSEMANSHIP CHALLENGE Workout Pattern Judging to commence at 9.00am Judge: Taylah Hughes

RING 4- (BLUE) - HORSEMANSHIP CHALLENGE Obstacle course Judging to commence at 9.00am Judge: TJ Chamberlain

14 SHOWJUMPING RING Pony Club Ridden events to commence at 9.00am Judge: Gwenda White Jumping to commence at conclusion of Pony club events. Judge: Hugh O’Sullivan Judging will not be delayed for exhibitors competing in other events.

Harness Events Judge: Teresa Drayton Judging not to commence before lunch break

BBQ Lunch Morning and Afternoon Tea Hot and Cold Drinks Provided by: R.D.A Stawell Branch “Riding Develops Abilities”

RING 1 (RED) PONY RING

1. EVE RICHARDS MEMORIAL JUNIOR SMARTEST ON PARADE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS THIRTEEN (13) YEARS AND UNDER The mount, costume and gear used in this competition must be the bona fide property of the competitor or his/her family. Conformation, manners and paces, riding ability, costume, gear and general appearance all to be taken into account by the judge. Sponsored by ANGIE AND DEBBIE RICHARDS, with sashes awarded to second, third and fourth place.

2. “GOOD HANDS” CHALLENGE TROPHY QUALIFYING • The VAS Good Hands Challenge Trophy is conducted at the VAS Saddle Horse Championships • The VAS Good Hands Challenge Trophy is open to boys and girls aged 10 • years and under 15 years on the day of the local show. • The competitors shall be judged solely on their riding ability - mount, saddlery or costume will not be taken into account. • Special attention will be paid to hands and seat, general management and control of the horse or pony. • Competitors must ride using an ordinary snaffle, single jointed in the centre. The mouthpiece must be smooth and made of the same type of metal, with or without a cavesson on the noseband. • A gear check may take place Please note: straight bar snaffle, drop nosebands, whips and spurs are not allowed. SASH SPONSORED BY LOIS TRIMBLE

LED PONIES 3. Local Pony - not exc. 14 hands residing within 25kms of Stawell 4. Pony Filly or Gelding - 2 years + under. 5. Pony - 12 hands & under 6. Pony - over 12 hands and not exc. 13 hands 7. Pony - over 13 hands and not exc. 14 hands CHAMPION and RESERVE LED PONY - To be judged from winners of Classes 5 to 8 inclusive. Sponsored by GORST RURAL SUPPLIES, LAKE BOLAC.

CHILDREN’S RIDING COMPETITION 8. Junior Rider under 7 years. May be led. Ribbon to all unplaced competitors. 9. Junior Rider 7 to 10 years old. CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER-to be judged from winners of classes 8 & 9 Sponsored by BELINDA READING

15 10. Local Rider - under 18 years of age, boy or girl, residing within 25km of Stawell. 11. Novice Rider - under 18 years of age, boy or girl. 12. Girl or Boy Rider - 11 years and under 13 years. 13. Girl or Boy Rider - 13 years and under 15 years. 14. Girl or Boy Rider - 15 years and under 18 years CHAMPION and RESERVE GIRL OR BOY RIDER -to be judged from winners of classes 11 to14 inclusive. Sponsored by STAWELL VETERINARY CLINIC

SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYS 15. Show Hunter Galloway over 14h and not exc. 14.2 hands 16. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2h and not exc. 15 hands. CHAMPION and RESERVE GALLOWAY SHOW HUNTER - to be judged from the winners of Classes 15 & 16 Sponsored by M. BARNETT, STAWELL.

OPEN SADDLE PONIES 17. Local Ridden Pony - not exc. 14 hands residing within 25kms of Stawell. 18. Novice Pony 14 hands and under. (Not to have won a 1st prize at any Agricultural Show). 19. Pony 11 hands and under. 20. Pony over 11 hands and not exc. 11.2 hands 21. Pony over 11.2 hands and not exc. 12 hands. 22. Pony over 12 hands and not exc.12.2 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OVER 11 HH AND NOT EXC. 12.2 HH- To be judged from classes 18 to 22 inclusive. Sponsored by GORST RURAL SUPPLIES, LAKE BOLAC. 23. Pony over 12.2 hands and not exc. 13 hands. 24. Pony over 13 hands and not exc. 13.2 hands 25. Pony over 13.2 hands and not exc. 14 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OVER 12.2 HH. AND NOT EXC. 14 HH .To be judged from classes 23 to 25 inclusive. Sponsored by ELITE CANES AND BROWBANDS, STAWELL $25 voucher. 26. Pleasure Pony (snaffle bit only). 27. Best Educated Pony.

SHOW HUNTER PONIES 28. Show Hunter Pony 11 hands and under. 29. Show Hunter Pony over 11 hands and not exc. 11.2 hands 30. Show Hunter Pony over 11.2 hands and not exc. 12 hands. 31. Show Hunter Pony over 12 hands and not exc.12.2 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY OVER 11 HH AND NOT EXC. 12.2 HH To be judged from classes 28 to 31 inclusive. Sponsored by ELLAWOOD PONY STUD, TARADALE. 32. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and not exc. 13 hands. 33. Show Hunter Pony over 13 hands and not exc. 13.2 hands 34. Show Hunter Pony over 13.2 hands and not exc. 14 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH. AND NOT EXC. 14 HH .To be judged from classes 32 to 34 inclusive. Sponsored by LINDA TAYLOR, “CARR’S PLAINS,” CALLAWADDA.

GALLOWAYS 35. Galloway over 14h and not exc. 14.2 hands 36. Galloway over 14.2h and not exc. 15 hands. CHAMPION and RESERVE GALLOWAY HACK - to be judged from Classes 35 & 36 Sponsored by S O’CALLAGHAN, BUILDER, STAWELL.

OPEN HACKS 37. Hack over 15 hands and not exc. 15.2 hands. 38 Hack over 15.2 hands and not exc. 16 hands. 39. Hack over 16 hands and not exc. 16.2 hands 40. Hack over 16.2 hands CHAMPION OPEN HACK - to be judged from classes 37 to 40 Inclusive Sponsored by I. NICHOLSON, STAWELL.

16 SHOW HUNTER HACKS 41. Show Hunter - over 15 hands & not exc. 15.2 hands. 42. Show Hunter - over 15.2 hands & not exc. 16 hands. 43. Show Hunter - over 16 hands & not exc. 16.2 hands. 44. Show Hunter – over 16.2 hands. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK. To be judged from classes 41 to 44. Sponsored by IB & SG BARHAM, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, STAWELL.

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LED HACKS 2. Led Hack - over 15 and not exc. 15.2 hands. 3. Led Hack - over 15.2 and not exc. 16 hands. 4. Led Hack - over 16 hands CHAMPION LED HACK - to be judged from Classes 2 to 4 inclusive. Sponsored by NETWORK VIDEO, STAWELL.

LED GALLOWAYS 5. Led Galloway - 14hh & not exc. 14.2 hands 6. Led Galloway - 14.2hh & not exc. 15 hands CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY - To be judged from Classes 5 & 6. Sponsored by S & D GRAY, “SWINTON” GLENORCHY.

SENIOR RIDERS 7. Local Lady or Gentleman Rider - over 18 years, to reside within 25km of Stawell. 8. Open Lady or Gentleman Rider 18 years and under 21 years. 9. Open Lady or Gentleman Rider - 21 years and over. 10. Novice Lady or Gentleman Rider - over 18 years. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER - To be judged from Classes 8 to 10 inclusive. Sash and embroidered rug donated by HORSELAND, BALLARAT

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17 OPEN HACKS 11. Local Hack - over 15 hands. Residing within 25kms of Stawell. 12. Novice Hack - over 15 hands. Not to have won first prize at any Agricultural Show. 13. Hack - over 15 hands & not exc. 15.2 hands. 14. Hack - over 15.2 hands & not exc. 16 hands. 15. Hack - over 16 hands & not exc. 16.2 hands. 16. Hack – over 16.2 hands. CHAMPION OPEN HACK - To be judged from Classes 12 to 16 inclusive. Trophy cane donated by ELITE CANES AND BROWBANDS, STAWELL.

17.OFF THE TRACK SERIES QUALIFIERS REGULATIONS • Open to all thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 years and over, over 14.2 hands who are registered with RISA (Racing Information Services Australia). Registrations will be checked • Racing name to be used where appropriate. When entering if name is different to racing name, or if never raced please provide the following details (if known) ◦◦ Racing name ◦◦ Brands, colour and markings ◦◦ Microchip number ◦◦ Life Number ◦◦ Registration Certificate Number • Qualifying Shows must be affiliated with VAS Ltd 2017 • Qualifying classes will be judged ridden • Once a qualifier has won, the horses cannot compete in other qualifiers • All qualifying winners gain automatic entry into the Off the Track series at the Victorian Agricultural Show (VAS) Saddle Horse Championships in Bendigo 2018. • Riders to be 14 years and over on day of qualifying show • To be judged as a good example of Thoroughbreds rather than riding horse/hunter types with the following being taken into consideration: ◦◦ Thoroughbred qualities ◦◦ Conformation ◦◦ Manners, paces and performance ◦◦ Injuries caused through racing such as blemishes are allowed • Judges decision is final in qualifiers and final • Qualifier Prizes: $50, sash, card and Racing Victoria Prize Pack

18. HERO QUALIFIER

Open to all purebred freeze branded Standardbreds registered with HRV. Raced or unraced. Registrations will be verified. Registered name to be used where available. Freeze brand number must be provided. Qualifying classes will be ridden. Riders to be aged 14 years and over on the day of the qualifying show. Once a qualifier has been won, the horse is ineligible to compete in another qualifier. All qualifying winners gain automatic entry into the HERO Series Final to be held at the VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championship 2018. To be judged as a good example of a Standardbred rather than a riding/hunter type with the following taken into consideration: ◦◦ Standardbred qualities ◦◦ Conformation ◦◦ Manners, paces, performance ◦◦ racing related injuries and/or blemishes are permitted The judges decision is final in the qualifiers and Final. Prizes- Sash, $50 prize cheque sent out once qualification has been verified and HERO gift pack (Gift pack collected at state final.) 18 SHOW HUNTER HACKS 19. Show Hunter - over 15 hands & not exc. 15.2 hands. 20. Show Hunter - over 15.2 hands & not exc. 16 hands. 21. Show Hunter - over 16 hands & not exc. 16.2 hands. 22. Show Hunter – over 16.2 hands. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK. To be judged from classes 19 to 22 inclusive. Sponsored by SUE MCKELLAR, STAWELL.

OPEN RIDDEN GALLOWAYS 23. Local Galloway – Residing Within 25km of Stawell. 24. Novice Galloway - Over 14 hands not exc. 15 hands. (Not to have won a first prize at any Agricultural Show). 25. Galloway Hack - Over 14 hands not exc. - 14.2 hands. 26. Galloway Hack - over 14.2 hands not exc. 15 hands. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK - to be judged from the winners of classes 24 to 26 inclusive. Sponsored by ELITE CANES AND BROWBANDS, STAWELL. $25 VOUCHER.

SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYS 27. Show Hunter - over 14 hands & not exceeding 14.2 hands. 28. Show Hunter - over 14.2 hands not exceeding 15 hands. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY. To be judged from classes 27 & 28. Sponsored by PAUL CUFFE, HOME HANDYMAN SERVICES, STAWELL.

OPEN SADDLE PONIES 29. Novice Pony 12.2 hands and under. (Not to have won a 1st prize at any Agricultural Show). 30. Pony 11 hands and under. 31. Pony over 11 hands and not exc. 11.2 hands 32. Pony over 11.2 hands and not exc. 12 hands 33. Pony over 12 hands and not exc.12.2 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY NOT EXC. 12.2HH.To be judged from classes 29 to 33 inclusive. Sponsored by W&J BYRON, STAWELL.

34. Novice Pony 12.2 hands and not exc. 14 hands. (Not to have won a 1st prize at any Agricultural Show). 35. Pony over 12.2 hands and not exc. 13 hands. 36. Pony over 13 hands and not exc. 13.2 hands 37. Pony over 13.2 hands and not exc. 14 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OVER 12.2 H.H. AND NOT EXC. 14H.H. - To be judged from classes 34 to 37 inclusive. Sponsored by MRS D BRUMBY, STAWELL.

SHOW HUNTER PONIES 38. Show Hunter Pony 11 hands and under. 39. Show Hunter Pony over 11 hands and not exc. 11.2 hands 40. Show Hunter Pony over 11.2 hands and not exc. 12 hands. 41. Show Hunter Pony over 12 hands and not exc.12.2 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY OVER 11 HH AND NOT EXC. 12.2 HH. To be judged from classes 38 to 41 inclusive. Sponsored by ELLAWOOD PONY STUD, TARADALE.

42. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and not exc. 13 hands. 43. Show Hunter Pony over 13 hands and not exc. 13.2 hands 44. Show Hunter Pony over 13.2 hands and not exc. 14 hands CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY OVER 12.2 HH. AND NOT EXC. 14 HH .To be judged from classes 42 to 44 inclusive. Sponsored by SUE MCKELLAR, STAWELL.

19 RING 3(GREEN) Horsemanship Challenge 1. Working pattern Junior 2. Working pattern Novice 3. Working pattern Open

RING 4 (BLUE) Horsemanship Challenge 1. Obstacle and Horsemanship Challenge Junior 2. Obstacle and Horsemanship Challenge Novice 3. Obstacle and Horsemanship Challenge Open

SHOW JUMPING RING 5 PONY CLUB EVENTS 9.00 Show Jump Arena P.C.A.V. Membership Cards to be presented showing 50% attendance in current year. Entry fee $1.00. Ribbons to 4th place. Medical armbands Must be worn Riders to be in Marshalling Ring 5 minutes prior to judging for checking of cards. PC 1 Best turned out Pony Club Mount & Rider. 12 years & over. PC 2 Best turned out Pony Club Mount & Rider, under 12 years. PC 3 Pair of Pony Club Mounts & Riders. PC 4 Pony Club Mount 14 hands & over. PC 5 Pony Club Mount not exceeding 14 hands.

STAWELL PETSTOCK SHOW JUMPING Starting Time: 9.30am Entry tickets available in Horse Arena from 9.00 am **NB Run under FEI rules (Unofficial). All entrants are required to wear a medical armband while jumping. • Each rider will be responsible for their own gear check. • It is an expectation each combination will jump appropriate heights according to ability or graded level. • Classes may be eliminated on the day at the judge’s discretion.

Competition 1. Junior Jump 12yrs & under – 450mm height, 450mm width (Maximum) 2. OPEN JUMP - 450mm height, 450mm width (Maximum) 3. OPEN JUMP - 600mm height, 600mm width (Maximum) 4. OPEN JUMP - 750mm height, 750mm width (Maximum) 5. OPEN JUMP - 900mm height, 900mm width (Maximum) 6. OPEN JUMP - 1050mm height, 1050mm width (Maximum) 7. OPEN 6 BAR competition. Sponsored by PETSTOCK STAWELL. VOUCHERS 1ST - $10, 2ND - $5, 3RD - $5.

HARNESS EVENTS Judging Not To Commence Before Lunch Break STANDARDBREDS 1. Racing Turnout 2. *Non-Racing Turnout CHAMPION and RESERVE STANDARDBRED HARNESS HORSE-To be judged from classes 1 &2 Sponsored By AMANDA & JEFF KILPATRICK. STAWELL

OTHER HARNESS 3. Tradesmans Turnout. 4. Light/medium Delivery. 5. Heavy Delivery. CHAMPION Light/medium/heavy delivery to be judges from Classes 4 & 5. 6. Hackney pony not exc. 14 hands 20 7. Hackney horse over 14 hands CHAMPION HACKNEY HORSE/PONY. To be judged from classes 6 & 7 Sponsored By JUDY WHYTE, ARARAT. 8. Open Viceroy Turnout – Horse or pony 9. Turnout –pony 10.2 hands and under 10. Turnout- pony over 10.2 hands and not exc. 12 hands 11. Turnout- pony over 12 hands and not exc. 14 hands 12. Turnout – horse over 14 hands CHAMPION TURNOUT HARNESS HORSE/PONY. To be judged from classes 9 to 12 inclusive. Sponsored by RAY HARVEY, STAWELL.

OPEN HARNESS 13. Open – pony 10.2 hands and under 14. Open – pony over 10.2 hands and not exc. 12 hands. 15. Open – pony over 12 hands and not exc. 14 hands. 16. Open – Horse over 14 hands CHAMPION OPEN HARNESS HORSE/PONY. To be judged from classes 13 to 16 inclusive Sponsored By MICHELLE FRICKER, STAWELL.

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30 SECTION L - FLEECES OF WOOL Stewards: M. McPherson and L. McLean. Stewards to be in attendance by 8.30 am All Exhibits, with Exhibit Cards attached, to be in hands of the Stewards by 9.00am Judging to commence 9.30am All fleeces to be current season’s shearing and to be fairly skirted to suit the trade. The Stewards retain the right to check the skirting if the Judge deems necessary. Fleeces may be left with the Stewards at the Showgrounds on Friday afternoon.

SPECIAL PRIZES CHAMPION FLEECE OF THE SHOW PLAQUE DONATED BY THE WEEKLY TIMES To be won outright annually. CHAMPION FLEECE The A.H. Lory Memorial. Trophies for the (a) CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE (Open to Sections 1,2,3 and 4) (b) CHAMPION CROSSBRED FLEECE (other than Merino) (Open to Section 8) Trophy donated by Newtons Butchers Sheep to be bred by exhibitor. Exhibitors to reside within a 50km radius of Stawell.

THE MOST VALUABLE EWE OR WETHER FLEECE OF THE SHOW FIRST PRIZE: Trophy donated by Best’s Wines, Great Western CHAMPIONSHIP SASH. Sheep to be bred by the Exhibitor. Restricted to exhibitors living within a radius of 50 kilometres of Stawell. To be judged on commercial value and open to Section 1,2,3 and 8. AGGREGATE TROPHY for MOST POINTS IN FLEECE CLASS First 3 points, Second 2 points, Third 1 point. Trophy donated by Elders Non-Members Entry Fee 50c

1. Superfine and Fine Wool Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece 70s count or better. First Prize $20.00 Trophy donated by Landmark. Second Prize $1.00 2. Medium Wool Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece, 64s count. First Prize $20.00 Trophy - R.,D. & T. Polkinghorne, “Banavie”, St. Arnaud. Second Prize $1.00 3. Strong or Extra Strong Wool Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece, 60s or 58s count. First Prize $20.00 Trophy donated by A.H. Lory Memorial. Second Prize $1.00 4. Merino Ram Fleece. To be bred by exhibitor. First Prize $20.00 Trophy donated by Carrs Plains Pastoral Co, Callawadda. Second Prize $1.00 5. Merino Ram Fleece. Not necessarily bred by exhibitor. First Prize $20.00. Trophy donated by AM & AL Nicholson, Morrl Morrl. Second Prize $1.00. 6. Merino Lambs Wool, Superfine or Fine, 1 kg. First Prize $20.00 Trophy donated by R. & D. Holden, “Wyndarra”, Stawell. Second Prize $1.00 7. Merino Lambs Wool, medium or Strong, 1 kg. First Prize $20.00. Trophy donated by Hancock’s Amcal Pharmacy. Second Prize $1.00 31 8. Strong Wool - other than Merino. First Prize $20.00 Trophy donated by Newtons Butchers. Second Prize $1.00 Fleeces may be donated to Legacy. N.B. Legacy Fleeces are to be clearly marked on back of Exhibit Ticket.

CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE - Eligible to enter Champion Wimmera Fleece Competition Judged prior to and winner annouced at WASA judging day on November 9

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32 33 STAWELL SHOW 2017 SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER 2017

JUDGE: Gail Ryan CHIEF SHOW STEWARD: Emily McGenniss SHOW SECRETARY: Seleena Nichols SHOW MANAGER: Tracy Matthews ADDRESS: Stawell Show Grounds - Cnr Colquhoun & Holt Street, Stawell

All cars are to be on the grounds before 9.30am or trailers may not be allowed onto the grounds. NOTE: It is a requirement of entry that you remain on the grounds until 4.00pm.

PLEASE NOTE: ALL EXHIBITORS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY SHOW ENTRY ADULTS $10.00 CHILDREN UNDER 16 & PENSIONERS $5.00 OR MEMBERSHIP $25.00

SHOW SPONSORS: KOKODA MINIATURE GOAT STUD – Tracy Matthews

ENTRIES CLOSE Entries close: Friday 13th October 5.00pm Entries must be received by the close of entry date, NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED.

ENTRIES TO Email entries and a copy of JD & CAE testing identifying individual goats by name or tag number to the Victorian Show Secretary - [email protected] All original entry forms, paperwork and fees (if not previously paid) MUST be handed in to the steward for each goat entered at least half an hour before advertised start time on the day of show. Animals without forms submitted and fees paid on the day will not be eligible to show.

ENTRY FEES $2.50 per class per class. NO REFUNDS ALLOWED Studs with emailed or faxed entries will still be responsible to pay outstanding entry fees if not attending show. A $10 nomination fee to accompany entries per show for competitors that do not hold MGBA membership.

ELIGIBILITY MGBA Breed shows are open to members and non-members This show is open to all registered Australian Miniature, Nuwby, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy Goats holding current and up to date registration with any group Australia wide. Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf Goats must be registered with DNA, or have DNA pending. Animals must be owned or leased by competitor. Animals must only be shown in the breed registered on registration certificate. MGBA rules and regulations apply to goats at ALL shows including DNA, ear tagging requirements where applicable. (a) Animals registered with the MGBA to produce a copy of registration certificate on the day with show entry form or presented before show to be eligible to participate in Breed Classes. b) Animals not registered with the MGBA must have registration certificates emailed/posted in with entries to be eligible to participate in Breed Classes. Competitor participation in events is at the MGBA discretion and non-members will be required to agree to the MGBA code of sportsmanship when submitting entries. Those not abiding by MGBA rules will be removed from show and any wins forfeited. All MGBA rules and regulations apply to shows. It is the competitor’s responsibility to follow all DPI and governing bodies’ state rules and requirements for tick, and disease as well as movement of goats between states and to and from MGBA shows.

34 TESTED SHOW REQUIREMENTS 1. All animals entered that are over 12months must have tested clear for CAE and Johnes Disease in the past 12months. 2. Animals entered that are under 12months must supply a clear test for CAE and Johnes Disease from their sire & dam in the 12 months prior to the show. 3. Pygmy & Nigerian Dwarf goats under 12 months as a result from an AI procedure must supply a clear test for CAE and Johnes Disease from their dam. A copy of the test results showing the animals by name or ear tag must accompany the entry form.

SIGN IN AND JUDGING Sign In: 9.30-10am Judging commences 11.00 am

EXHIBITS MGBAA and RASVRASQ Rules and Regulations apply. Full Show Rules are a supplement to this schedule and can be found on the Miniature Goat Breeders Association Website http:// www.miniaturegoatbreedersassociation.com.au MGBAA Inc Breed Standards, Heights and Regulations will govern breed related issues IN ALL CASES. All Animals must be measured in prior to the commencement of judging and are to be brought up to the measuring station as directed by the steward. Animals not measured will not be permitted to show. Animals must have NLIS ear tag in place and Identification must be confirmed prior to commencement of judging. Animals should be good breed examples and must NOT have horns. All animals must be in healthy condition, free of ticks, lice and visible signs of disease or health problems. It is desirable that goats have been vaccinated. Exhibitors and handlers are to conduct themselves in an exemplary manor at all times. Abusive, disruptive or unsportsmanlike behaviour will result in the exhibitor/handler being excused from the ring, forfeiture of fees/prizes/awards & disqualification from competing in further classes. Please also see MGBA code of sportsmanship that forms part of your membership http://www.miniaturegoatbreedersassociation.com.au/codeofsportsmanship. htm It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to provide adequate food and fresh water for their animals for the duration of the show. It is condition of entry that Champion, Reserve Champion, Best of Breed and Best In Show exhibits stand to be photographed, at the show under the direction of the steward, for recording & promotion of show results. Failure to do so will result in disqualification of exhibit, award/s being permanently removed & forfeiture of entry fees. Photos & results of classes / animals will be published as the Show Society/MGBAA require. Any photo taken at the show may be used by the MGBAA for future promotions

CONDITION OF PARTICIPATION Separation to prevent movement of faeces or contaminated food, water or bedding. Adequate supervision of animals at the venue. Restrict animals to designated area by tethering or penning when not being led. Prompt removal of faecal material- regularly removed to no access plastic lined bins. This is particularly important in laneways and judging areas. Equipment must be cleaned regularly and stored at or in a bin. (Responsibility of each stud to clean up after themselves). Sick goats not permitted on grounds. In interpreting the show/event regulations, any decision made by the show committee/ manager is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

BREED ITEMS Animals are only eligible to enter in one breed type as listed on their registration, please ensure that the breed is indicated on the entry form.

INSURANCE All exhibitors/participants are responsible for arranging their own public liability insurance and other insurances. This Association or any of its representatives will not under any circumstances hold itself/themselves liable for any accident, loss or damage and it shall be a condition of entry/participation that each exhibitor/participant shall hold MGBAA and anyone associated with the organisation/conduct of event, blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising through any accident, loss, non-delivery or damage whatsoever. 35 REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS It is a condition of entry that EXHIBITS may not be removed before the designated time as stated in this show schedule.

PLEASE NOTE Signing of your entry form indicates that you and any person participating with you, agree to the following inclusions; I/we agree that I/we are responsible for checking the catalogue and that I/we are responsible for having corrections made prior to judging. I/we agree to follow the Stewards direction at all times. I/ we agree to ensure a safe environment for entries, exhibitors, spectators, officials and all others. I/we agree to compete/exhibit/participate at the Show/event at my/our own risk and I/we will assume all responsibility for our helpers/handlers/guests. I/we agree not to make any claim against the MGBAA or any other person involved in organising/conducting this event, for any injury or loss sustained to me/us, my/our property or the livestock exhibited under my/our care at this event. I/we agree to compete/exhibit at my/our own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified the MGBAA, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show/ event against all claims, suits, actions, or demands, which may be brought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained to me/us, my/our property, or the livestock exhibited under my/ our care in the course of competing/exhibiting/participating at the show/event and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the MGBAA together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any event from all loss or injury to me/us, my/our property or the livestock exhibit under my/our care whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise.

PRESENTATION AND HANDLER CLASSES (Any Age, Any Breed)

A Best presented B Junior Handler – under 15yrs C Showmanship: Handler (15yrs+)

MILKING CLASSES – OPEN TO ALL BREEDS up to 60cm

D. Maiden doe in milk from 1Y ND all other breeds 2yrs (not yet kidded) E. Freshener doe in milk 2yrs to 7yrs (kidded) F. Veteran doe in milk 7yrs and over (kidded) G. Dry doe 2yrs and over – not in milk (has previously kidded) Best Udder in show

AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOATS

EAR & HEAD CLASSES 1. Classic Australian Miniature Head (Any Age)

DOE SECTION – all Does up to 57cm 2. Doe under 6 months 3. Doe 6 months & under 12 months Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE KID DOE 4. Doe 12 months & under 24 months 5. Doe 24 months & under 36 months Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE JUNIOR DOE 6. Doe 3 years and under 4 years 7. Doe over 4 years Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE SENIOR DOE

WETHER SECTION – all Wethers under 2YO up to 60cm, Wethers over 2YO up to 62.5cm 8. Wether under 6 months 9. Wether 6 months & under 12 months Ch & Reserve AUST MINIATURE KID WETHER 10. Wether 12 months & under 24 months 11. Wether 24 months & under 36 months 36 Ch & Reserve AUST MINIATURE JUNIOR WETHER 12. Wether 3 years & under 4 years 13. Wether over 4 years Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE SENIOR WETHER

BUCK SECTION – all Bucks up to 60cm 14. Buck under 6 months 15. Buck 6 months & under 12 months Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE KID BUCK 16. Buck 12 months & under 24 months 17. Buck 24 months & under 36 months Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE JUNIOR BUCK 18. Buck 3 years and under 4 years 19. Buck over 4 years Champion & Reserve AUST MINIATURE SENIOR BUCK

FOUNDATION SECTION – 4+ YEARS 20. Foundation Doe (57-60cm) 21. Foundation Wether (62.5-63.5cm) 22. Foundation Buck (60-63.5cm) Champion & Reserve FOUNDATION AUST MINIATURE

AUST CHAMPION CLASS 23. Australian Champion Adult Does & Bucks Ch AUST MINIATURE CHAMPION

BEST OF BREED AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE (Champion KID, JUNIOR and ADULT Australian Miniature Doe, Buck & Wether’s only) - excludes foundation & CH Class No 23.

NUWBY GOATS

EAR & HEAD CLASSES 24. Classic Nuwby Head (Any Age)

DOE SECTION – all Does up to 60cm 25. Doe under 6 months 26. Doe 6 months & under 12 months Champion & Reserve NUWBY KID DOE 27. Doe 12 months & under 24 months 28. Doe 24 months & under 36 months Champion & Reserve NUWBY JUNIOR DOE 29. Doe 3 years and under 4 years 30. Doe over 4 years Champion & Reserve NUWBY SENIOR DOE

WETHER SECTION – all Wethers up to 63.5cm 31. Wether under 6 months 32. Wether 6 months & under 12 months Champion & Reserve NUWBY KID WETHER 33. Wether 12 months & under 24 months 34. Wether 24 months & under 36 months Champion & Res NUWBY JUNIOR WETHER 35. Wether 3 years & under 4 years 36. Wether over 4 years Champion & Reserve NUWBY SENIOR WETHER

BUCK SECTION – all Bucks up to 63.5cm 37. Buck under 6 months 38. Buck 6 months & under 12 months Champion & Reserve NUWBY KID BUCK 39. Buck 12 months & under 24 months 40. Buck 24 months & under 36 months 37 Champion & Res NUWBY JUNIOR BUCK 41. Buck 3 years and under 4 years 42. Buck over 4 years Champion & Reserve NUWBY SENIOR BUCK

FOUNDATION SECTION – 4+ YEARS 43. Foundation Doe (60-63.5cm) 44. Foundation Wether (63.5-66cm) 45. Foundation Buck over (63.5-66cm) Ch & Res FOUNDATION NUWBY

AUST CHAMPION CLASS 46. Australian Champion Adult Does & Bucks Ch NUWBY AUST CHAMPION

BEST OF BREED NUWBY (Champion KID, JUNIOR and ADULT Nuwby Doe, Buck & Wether’s only) - excludes foundation & CH class No 46.

PYGMY GOATS and DERIVATIVES

EAR & HEAD CLASSES 47. Classic Pygmy Head (Any Age)

DOE SECTION – all Does up to 57cm 48. Doe under 6 months 49. Doe 6 months & under 12 months Ch & Res PYGMY KID DOE 50. Doe 12 months & under 24 months 51. Doe 24 months & under 36 months Ch & Res PYGMY JUNIOR DOE 52. Doe 3 years and under 4 years 53. Doe over 4 years Champion & Reserve PYGMY SENIOR DOE

WETHER SECTION – all Wethers up to 60cm 54. Wether under 6 months 55. Wether 6 months & under 12 months Ch & Reserve PYGMY KID WETHER 56. Wether 12 mths & under 24 months 57. Wether 24 months & under 36 months Ch & Res PYGMY JUNIOR WETHER 58. Wether 3 years & under 4 years 59. Wether over 4 years Ch & Reserve PYGMY SENIOR WETHER

BUCK SECTION – all Bucks up to 60cm 60. Buck under 6 months 61. Buck 6 months & under 12 months Ch & Reserve PYGMY KID BUCK 62. Buck 12 months & under 24 months 63. Buck 24 months & under 36 months Ch & Res PYGMY JUNIOR BUCK 64. Buck 3 years and under 4 years 65. Buck over 4 years Champion & Reserve PYGMY SENIOR BUCK

FOUNDATION SECTION – 4+ YEARS 66. Foundation Doe (57 – 60cm) 67. Foundation Wether (60 – 63.5cm) 68. Foundation Buck (60 – 63.5cm)

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AUST CHAMPION CLASS 69. Australian Champion Adult Does & Bucks Ch PYGMY AUST CHAMPION

BEST OF BREED PYGMY (CH KID, JUNIOR and ADULT Pygmy miniature doe, buck and wether’s only) - excludes foundation & CH class No 69.

NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS and DERIVATIVES

EAR & HEAD CLASSES 70. Classic Dwarf Head (Any Age)

DOE SECTION – all does up to 57cm 71. Doe under 6 mths– all percentages 72. Doe 6 months and under 12 months - all percentages Ch & Reserve DWARF KID DOE 73. Doe 12-24 mths never freshened 49% & under 74. Doe 12-24 mths never freshened 50% - 87.4% 75. Doe 12-24 mths never freshened 87.5%+ Ch & Res DWARF JUNIOR DOE 76. Doe 1-3 years that has ever freshened 49% and under 77. Doe 1-3 years that has ever freshened 50% - 87.4% 78. Doe 1-3 years that has ever freshened 87.5%+ 79. Doe 4 years+ - ALL Ch & Reserve DWARF SENIOR DOE

WETHER SECTION – all Wethers up to 60cm 80. Wether under 3 months – all percentages 81. Wether 3-6 months – all percentages Ch & Reserve DWARF KID WETHER 82. Wether 6-12 months 49% and under 83. Wether 6-12 months 50% - 87.4% 84. Wether 6-12 months 87.5%+ Ch & Res DWARF JUNIOR WETHER 85. Wether 1-3 years 49% and under 86. Wether 1-3 years 50% - 87.4% 87. Wether 1-3 years 87.5%+ 88. Wether 4 years+ any percentage Champion & Reserve DWARF SENIOR WETHER

BUCK SECTION – all bucks up to 60cm 89. Buck under 3 mths – all percentages 90. Buck 3-6 mths – all percentages Ch & Reserve DWARF KID BUCK 91. Buck 6-12 mths 49% and under 92. Buck 6-12 mths 50% - 87.4% 93. Buck 6-12 mths 87.5%+ Ch & Res DWARF JUNIOR BUCK 94. Buck 1-3 years 49% and under 95. Buck 1-3 years 50% - 87.4% 96. Buck 1-3 years 87.5%+ 97. Senior Buck 4 years+ - all percentage Ch & Reserve DWARF SENIOR BUCK

FOUNDATION SECTION – Does over 57cm, Buck/Wethers over 60cm 98. Foundation Doe (57–60cm) 99. Foundation Wether (60-63.5cm) 100. Foundation Buck (60–63.5cm) 101. Dairy Foundation Doe (57-66cm) 102. Dairy Foundation Wether (60-66cm) 103. Dairy Foundation Buck (60-66cm) 39 Ch & Res FOUNDATION DWARF

AUST CHAMPION CLASS 104. Australian Champion Adult Does & Bucks Ch DWARF AUST CHAMPION

BEST OF BREED AUST NIGERIAN DWARF OR NIGERIAN DWARF MINIATURE GOAT (Champion KID, JUNIOR and ADULT Nigerian Dwarf miniature doe, buck and wether’s only)- excludes foundation & CH class No 104. GROUP SECTION – OPEN TO ALL BREEDS

H. Breeders Pair (Two animals from the same exhibitor, same Stud name, not necessarily related, judged with emphasis placed on likeness, quality, conformation and uniformity of breed characteristics).

I. Sire OR Dam and one progeny (Two animals from the same exhibitor judged on quality, conformation, and uniformity of type. Progeny must be better than sire or dam).

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43 STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY HALL CLASSES ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 2017 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th ALL HALL EXHIBITS to be in the hands of Hall Stewards by 12.30pm JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 2.00PM The hall stewards will be in attendance to accept exhibits from 10.00am, and to accept additional entries to those already entered in Classes N & O only, from 10.00am to 11.30am. No late entries accepted in Classes Q-U Roses ONLY will be judged on Saturday morning Entry forms MUST be lodged by 11.30am on Friday Rose exhibits must be on display by 8.45am on Saturday morning. (Any Enquiries: Mrs Cath Holden, 5358 2034) Mrs Anne Ellis, 5358 1259

A MEMBERSHIP TICKET allows free entry in every Section of the Hall Classes. NON MEMBER ENTRY FEES - In all classes 50c or as otherwise stated SHOW DAY - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th Frank Floyd Pavilion OPEN TO PUBLIC AT 10.00AM PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTIONS - Name of school to be on entry form EXHIBITORS and STEWARDS PLEASE NOTE: Special Regulations for Hall; In order to secure exhibitors the return of their exhibits, duplicate tickets will be issued for all exhibits in the hall. The hall will be cleared at 4.00pm, and persons engaged for the purpose will hand exhibits to those presenting duplicate tickets. ALL PRIZE MONEY is to be collected by the exhibitor, from the Secretary’s Office after 4.00pm on Show Day, by presentation by the Exhibitors of the detachable section of the Prize Card. WIMMERA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES ASSOCIATION (WASA) COMPETITIONS Regulations: 1. A person having won at a local Show will compete at a Wimmera Group final in November 2017. 2. A person having won at Show level, is not eligible for entry at any other show until after the Group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can compete again. 3. Each article entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 4. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group Final, then 2nd place-getters eligible to compete. 5. WASA. entrants must reside in the boundaries of the Wimmera Group. 6. Winners at WASA. Group Final receive $20 cash. 7. Items, except Cookery Exhibits, which are entered in the Wimmera final judging, must be exactly the same as won at local Show.

VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. (VAS) COMPETITIONS Regulations: 1. A person can represent only one Society or Group for VAS. 2. An article having won at Show level will compete at Group Final, winner will then compete at next Royal Melbourne Show. 3. An article having won Group Final cannot compete further until after the Royal Melbourne Show. 4. An article, having won at the Royal Melbourne Show in any class is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. 5. Each article entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 6. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then 2nd place-getter is eligible to compete. 7. Items, except Cookery exhibits, must be the same as won at local Show or Group. 8. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize-money. 9. An article, having won firstat a Show, cannot be shown at any other State Show that year. All work to have been completed within the last 12 months. 44 · Homewares · Occassional Furniture · Clothing · Giftware · Aromatherapy · Art Work · Fashion Jewellery · Indoor Plants · Handbags · Cushions & Throws

SECTION N - FRUIT & VEGETABLES Steward: D. Holden All Prize money in this Section sponsored by “Lynleigh”, Stawell. First $1.50, Second $1.00 All exhibits must be grown by exhibitor.

1. Six stalks of Rhubarb (bunched - tops removed) 2. Bunch of Mixed Herbs (list varieties) 3. Silverbeet (six stems) 4. Bunch of Parsley 5. One pot of one variety of herb (up to 20cm pot) 6. 300g Broad Beans 7. Six Lemons (foliage permissible) 8. Unspecified Fruit 9. Unspecified Root Vegetable 10. Unspecified Vegetable - other. 11. Harvest arrangement in a basket. Basket no larger than 30cm. CHAMPION EXHIBIT - Satin Sash - Sponsor: R & K Grinham AGGREGATE TROPHY - Most points gained by an individual exhibitor: Trophy donated by C. & B. Hall. First 3 points, Second 1 point.

SECTION O - FLOWERS Head Steward: D. Holden Prizes: First $1.50; Second $1.00 All exhibits must be grown by exhibitor and potted plants must have been owned and grown for 6 months prior to Show. OWN CONTAINERS MAY BE USED AT THE DISCRETION OF STEWARDS. 45 1. Collection of flowers, different varieties (max. 12 stems) own container - no shrubs 2. Collection of Poppies (no more than 12, in one container) 3. Collection of Bulbous Flowers (corms & tubers included, not less than 4 distinctkinds, one spike of each) 4. Collection of Ranunculi (in one container) 5. Collection of Daisy-like Flowers (one bloom of each, in one container). 6. Collection of Pansies (on a flat plate) - distinct kinds 7. Three Pansies on a saucer - one kind 8. Four Sweet Peas (different colours) 9. Three Bearded Iris - distinct colours 10. One stem of Iris - not bearded 11. One Stem of Iris - Bearded 12. One Bloom of Iris - Bearded 13. Collection of Nasturtiums (no less than 6) 14. One stem of Geranium (not ivy geranium) 15. Collection of Ivy Geranium (foliage included) 16. One Pot Plant of Variegated foliage- up to 30cm. 17. Unspecified stem - single bloom (no roses) 18. Unspecified stem - multiple bloom (no roses) 19. Three distinct kinds of flowering tree or shrub (Australian Flora) (one cut of each) 20. Three distinct kinds of flowering tree or shrub (Exotic) (one cut of each) 21. One cut of Australian Flora 22. One stem of Rhododendron 23. One stem of Azalea 24. One spike of Orchid 25. Collection of Aquilegia (in one container) 26. One stem of Pelargonium 27. Indoor plant or patio plant - up to 30cm pot 28. One Pot of Plants in bloom - up to 30cm pot 29. One Protea flower 30. Potted Fern (up to 30cm pot), name of fern may be attached 31. One pot of one variety of Cactus or Succulent up to 30cm container 32. Hanging Container - up to 30cm container 33. One container of more than one kind of Cactus and/or Succulent up to 30cm container

CHAMPION EXHIBIT - FLOWERS: Satin Sash AGGREGATE TROPHY - Most points gained by an Individual exhibitor. Voucher donated by Goldfields T.O.W.N. Club. First 3 points, Second 1 point.

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ROSES Roses ONLY will be judged on Saturday morning Entry forms MUST be lodged by 11.30am on Friday Pavilion open at 8.00am. Exhibits must be on display by 8.45am Saturday. (For general interest, state name of rose if known)

34. Six Roses (distinct colours in separate containers) 35. Collection of Roses (five to seven stems) - own container 36. One Pink Rose 37. One Red Rose 38. One Yellow Rose 39. One bi-coloured Rose - not variegated 40. One Rose of any other colour. 41. One Rose in full bloom 42. Three Roses (distinct colours, in separate containers) 43. One variety of Rose in three stages of development (in separate containers)

46 44. One stem of Hybrid Tea Rose, any colour 45. One stem of cluster miniature Rose 46. One stem of cluster flowered Rose 47. One stem of single Rose (5-8 petals) 48. One stem of old-fashioned type Rose

CHAMPION EXHIBIT - Satin Sash - Sponsor: Lyn Keller AGGREGATE TROPHY - Most points gained by an individual exhibitor in the Rose Classes. Trophy donated by Kay Grinham First 3 points, Second 1 point

FLOWER ARRANGING ALL ENTRIES MUST BE THE WORK OF EXHIBITOR

OPEN 49. Arrangement -” My Choice”. To comprise artificial and/or dried materials.Accessories allowed. (WASA.) Group level prize $20 50. Lavender and Lace 51. Lillies with any foliage 52. “Song Title” arrangement, accessories allowed 53. One flower with any foliage 54. Miniature Arrangement (maximum size 10cm) 55. One terrarium. CHAMPION ARRANGEMENT Trophy donated by Our Shop on Main

14 YEARS AND UNDER 56. Small bunch of flowers (stems tied and trimmed) 57. Floral Saucer - miniature flowers 58. Novelty made from fruit and/or vegetables 59. A sand garden (maximum size 25cm x 25cm)

CHAMPION ARRANGEMENT $10 donated by Mrs L. Simpkin

SECTION Q FANCYWORK AND HANDCRAFTS Head Steward: Mrs A. Ellis PRIZES - First $1.50, Second $1.00 (or as otherwise stated) Please use safety pins (where appropriate) when attaching exhibit tickets Exhibits in this Section may not be forwarded to the Society by post or rail. All exhibits must be new, not washed or worn, and must be the work of the exhibitor. Articles which have previously won a First Prize at the Stawell Show may not be entered in any Class of Section Q. • Items framed must have hanging attachment • Hanging sleeves must be on all quilts

1. Hand worked Supper Cloth (not more than 90cm) 2. Article of Cross Stitch (unframed, under 50 cm) - Embellishment / part cross stitch allowed 3. Article of Cross Stitch (unframed, over 50cm), Embellishment / part cross stitch allowed 4. Article of Cross Stitch (framed, under 30cm), Embellishment / part cross stitch allowed. 5. Article of Cross Stitch (framed, over 30cm) 60% or over cross stitch. Embellishment allowed. 6. Article of Cross Stitch (framed, over 30cm) less than 60% cross stitch. Embellishment allowed. 7. Apron, machine-made Hand finishing allowed. 8. Garment in Stretch Fabric (two pieces allowed, applique allowed) 9. Item of Tapestry - no long stitch 10. Item of Tapestry - long stitch 11. Best dressed Doll - not knitted 12. Best Coat Hanger 13. Best Cushion 47 14. Article of Embroidery (70 years and over) 15. Any other Handwork - Sewn (70 years and over) 16. Any other Handwork - Unsewn (70 years and over) 17. Soft Toy, felt or fabric 18. Best Pot Holder 19. Decorative handmade Doll - not knitted 20. Traditional Teddy Bear (may be dressed) 21. Wall Hanging. No larger than 1 metre on any one side. 22. Four Distinct varieties of one person’s craftwork. First Prize - Voucher donated by M. Van Leeuwen 23. “VAS Patchwork Competition”. The exhibit is not to be not more than one metre on any one side. Machine pieced and machine quilted. Minimal embellishments. Must be lined. Small amount only not to overpower patchwork. All work to have been completed in the last 12 months prior to its entry at a local show. $10 Local prize donated by Stawell Quilters. Group Prize $20. State Final Prizes - 1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher. 2nd $150 Spotlight voucher, 3rd $50 Spotlight voucher. 24. Quilt incorporating applique and/or embroidery 25. Item of Quilting (not patchwork) 26. Patchwork Quilt (pieced and quilted) 27. Small item of applique 28. Small item of patchwork 29. Article of Candlewicking - (may include quilting) 30. “VAS Sewing Competition.” Supported by Spotlight. The item is to be a tote/carry bag no larger than 50cm on any one side. Handle/s to be made of fabric. Minimum embellishments allowed. Must be lined. Machine sewn, May be hand finished. Knitted/ crocheted items are not acceptable. To be constructed in fabric, using natural fibre or fibre blend. Local prize $10 donated by Beryl Cox. Group prize $20. State Final Prizes 1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight Voucher, 2nd $150 Spotlight voucher, 3rd $50 Spotlight voucher. 31. “VAS Embroidery Competition” Supported by Spotlight. An article of hand embroidery, any type, excluding cross stitch. All work to have been completed in the last 12 months prior to its entry at a local show. Local prize $10 donated by Pauline Holden. Group prize $20. State Final Prize Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher, Second $150 Spotlight voucher, Third $50 Spotlight voucher. 32. Article of Embroidery (other than listed) 33. One Christmas Decoration. 34. Hand made item of jewellery 35. One page of Scrapbooking 36. Hand made card 37. Article of Woodwork - small - 40cm largest dimension 38. Article of Woodwork - large - over 40cm 39. Handwork other than listed - open to male entrants only 40. Handwork other than listed - open to female entrants only 41. Hand crafted bag 42. Three articles suitable for a fete

CHAMPION EXHIBIT - OPEN FANCYWORK AND HANDCRAFTS SASH and VOUCHER, Donated by Allison & Brian Rasche AGGREGATE TROPHY - Most points gained by an individual exhibitor: Trophy donated by Mrs. C. Holden First 3 points, Second 1 point.

PERSON WITH A DISABILITY MUST BE OWN WORK 43. Sewn Article or Garment 44. Working with Wool 45. A Christmas Article 46. Crochet Article or Garment 47. Any other Craft 48. Cushion Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit donated by Elsie Cray.

48 FELTING SPINNING AND WEAVING Head Steward: Jo Wilson Handmade Felt - All entries must be predominantly wool and fashioned where appropriate. Seams may be hand sewn or machine stitched. If lined, leave opening for inspection of back of felt. Attach samples and state the breed and/or fibre content. Glossary Terms: Accessory - Article worn to complete or part of an outfit, e.g. socks, gloves, scarf, bag, etc. Article - The item that is to be exhibited. A garment may be exhibited in a class calling for an article but only garments can be in garment classes. Refer “garment” where a class calls for an article, this means one (1) article only. Garment - A garment is an article that can be fitted onto the body. NB It is acceptable to exhibit a garment as an article if desired. 49. Hand felted bag. 50. Hand felted scarf. 51. Hand felted scarf using Nuno method. 52. Hand felted article. 53. Hand felted garment. 54. Hand felted article using Nuno method. 55. Hand felted garment using Nuno method. 56. Felted item other than listed. Best Exhibit in Felting Classes 49 to 56. Trophy donated by K & C Hall. 57. One skein of fine hand-spun natural fibre 58. One skein of thick hand spun natural fibre. 59. One skein of novelty yarn. 60. Large garment made from hand-spun natural fibre 61. Small garment made from hand-spun natural fibre 62. Article or garment created with hand crafted natural fibre, prepared and made by exhibitor. 63. Article of knitting or crochet in hand-spun wool made by two people 64. Hand woven garment 65. Hand woven article Best Exhibit in Spinning & Weaving Nos 57 – 65 - Voucher donated by Anne Ellis

JUNIOR HANDCRAFTS AND HOBBIES Head Steward: Mrs L. Simpkin Non-member entry fee in all Classes - 50c Prize First - $1.50 Second - $1.00 Third 50c Please use safety pins (where appropriate) when attaching exhibit tickets. All constructed items to be on a firm base.

SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS 66. Hand felted article or garment (see felting rules in Open Fancywork section.) 67. Hand knitted article 68. Paper made article 69. Article of Patchwork / Applique 70. One page of scrapbooking 71. Hand beaded article 72. Article in long stitch/ Cross stich. Embellishment allowed. 73. Soft toy/Doll 74. Any other article of handwork 75. Sewn Article 76. Article of Hobbywork other than listed (open to girls only) 77. Article of Hobbywork other than listed (open to boys only) 78. Article of Woodwork - small 79. Article of Woodwork - large 80. Item of Pottery 81. Article of Metalwork 82. Article made from recycled material. First Prize - $5 cash donated by Lyn Keller 83. Sewn bag. Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit donated by K & R Grinham The most outstanding Exhibit entry from Nos. 66-83 will be entered in the WASA. Competition for Unspecified Article of Craft by a Secondary School Student. Group level first prize - $20 49 PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS - 12 YRS AND UNDER 84.Article of woodwork 85.Decorated wooden spoon 86.Decorated Egg in holder 87.One page of scrapbooking 88.Toy 89.Hand beaded article 90.Decorated shoe / boot 91.Clay model 92.Mosaic article 93.Construction article 94.Article of needlework 95.Knitted Scarf 96.Paper-made Article 97.An original creation of Lego, up to 15cm (must be on solid base) 98.An original creation of Lego no larger than 30cm (must be on solid base) 99.A Kit Lego up to 15cm (must be on solid base) 100.A Kit Lego no larger than 30cm (must be on solid base) 101.Hobbywork other than listed - for Girls 102.Hobbywork other than listed - for Boys 103.Article made from recycled material $5 cash donated by Lyn Keller Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit donated by D. & J. Seeary.

CHILDREN 8 YRS AND UNDER 104. Best Decorated Wooden Spoon 105. Decorated Egg in holder 106. Construction Article 107. Clay model 108. Mosaic Article 109. Knitted Scarf 110. Decorated shoe / boot 111. Paper-made article 112. One page of scrapbooking 113. Hobbywork other than listed - for Girls 114. Hobbywork other than listed - for Boys 115. Hand beaded article 116. Article made from recycled material $5 cash donated by Lyn Keller 117. An original creation of Lego up to 15cm (must be on solid base) 118. An original creation of Lego no larger than 30cm (must be on solid base) 119. A Lego kit up to 15cm (must be on solid base) 120. A Lego kit no larger than 30cm (must be on solid base) Prize for Most Outstanding Exhibit donated by Jenny Cray The Most Outstanding Exhibit from a Primary School Student (Nos 84 – 120) will be entered in WASA for “Unspecified Article of Craft by a Primary School Student. Group level prize $20

SECTION R - KNITTING AND CROCHET Steward: L. Keller PRIZES: First $1.50, Second $1.00 (unless otherwise stated) All exhibits must be new and must be the work of the exhibitor. All work to be hand-knitted unless otherwise stated. Machine bands permissible in all sections. Crochet edging permitted on knitted articles. No machine seams permitted. Articles which have previously won a First Prize at the Stawell Show may not be entered in any Class of Section R. Please use safety pins when attaching exhibit tickets. 1. Item of Crochet. 2. Crochet article made in crochet cotton (WASA) Group level prize $20. 3. Crochet Knee Rug 4. Crochet Large Rug 5. Knitted Knee Rug 6. Knitted Large Rug 7. Baby’s Crochet Shawl 8. Baby’s Knitted Shawl 9. Baby’s Frock in Crochet

50 10. Baby’s Knitted Frock 11. Baby’s Knitted Layette 12. Baby’s Crochet Layette 13. Baby’s Matinee Jacket or Coat, knitted 14. Baby’s Matinee Jacket or Coat, crochet 15. Hand-knitted baby garment in any ply, pattern size up to 12 months. (WASA) Group level prize $20 16. Child’s knitted Jumper or Cardigan (5 ply or finer) 17. Child’s knitted Jumper or Cardigan (6ply or thicker) 18. Adults knitted Jumper or Cardigan (5ply or finer) 19. Adults knitted Jumper or Cardigan (6ply or thicker) 20. “VAS Knitting Competition.” Supported by Spotlight. Hand knitted Jumper or Cardigan made from pure wool/ wool blend of any ply and must have attached label from wool used or receipt from Woollen Mill. All work to have been completed in the last twelve months prior to its entry at a local show. Local prize $10 donated by Stawell Quilters. Group prize $20. State Final Prize Trophy and $300 Spotlight voucher, Second $150 Spotlight voucher, Third $50 Spotlight voucher. 21. Matching scarf & headwear - Any yarn 22. Scarf, knitted or crochet. 23. Tea Cosy - Any yarn 24. Crochet/hand knitted article, any ply yarn. (Note Feathers Jazz etc. are not plied yarns) (WASA.) Group level prize $20 25. Dressed doll (knitted or crochet garments) 26. Scarf/shawl, embellishment allowed. 27. Headwear, knitted or crochet. 28. Knitted item other than listed 29. Crochet item other than listed. 30. Knitted or Crochet Toy 31. Pair of hand-knitted socks 32. Baby’s footwear. 33. Baby’s booties 34. Bonnet & Bootee Set 35. Baby/Childs headwear - any type of yarn 36. VAS Crocheted Article no larger than 50cm on any one side made from Pure Wool/Wool Blend of any ply. Must have attached label for wool used or receipt from the woollen mill. Local prize $10 donated by Stawell Quilters. Group prize $20. State Final Prizes: 1st Trophy and $300 Spotlight Voucher, 2nd $150 Spotlight Voucher, 3rd $50 Spotlight Voucher 37. Decorated garment - knitted or crocheted 38. Knitted Garment or Article (eligible for exhibitors 70 years and over). First prize $2, Second prize $1. 39. Crochet Garment or Article (eligible for exhibitors 70 years and over). First prize $2, Second prize $1

CHAMPION EXHIBIT - KNITTING AND CROCHET- Sash donated by Lyn Keller AGGREGATE TROPHY - Most points Trophy donated by the family of the late Jill & Mel Gammon. First 3 points; Second 1 point. MELLOR MONUMENTAL

QUALITY, SERVICE, SUPERIOR CRAFTSMANSHIP 112 London Rd. Po Box 725, Stawell, Vic 3380 Brae & Cheri, Phone/fax 5358 3747 www.mellormonumental.com.au 51 SECTION S - COOKERY Steward: Allison Rasche PRIZES: First $1.50; Second $1.00 (unless otherwise stated) All Bread, Scones, Buns, Cakes, etc. to be shown on plain white plastic plates without doylies. Tickets to be affixed by exhibitor. Cakes and Biscuits are not to be iced or filled unless otherwise stated. All cooking to be made prior to Judging Day. SPECIAL AGGREGATE PRIZES Special Annual Trophy donated by Chris ‘n’ Di’s Pies and Cakes for Aggregate in Cookery Class. The Kindred Trophy, for Aggregate in Cookery Class, Perpetual Trophy donated by Mr. H.B. Coates of St. Arnaud in memory of Mrs. S.S. Kindred and daughters Lyn and Joan. Aggregate - First 3 points, Second 1 point. SASH - AGGREGATE IN COOKERY CLASS SASH - CHAMPION COOKERY EXHIBIT 1983-92, 2002-05 & 2007 - Mrs C. Cross 1993 - Mrs L. Christian 1994-98 & 2001 - Mrs J. Britton 2011-2012 - Mr P. Browne 1999-2000, 2006, 2008-10, 2013-15 - Mrs E. Raggatt 2016 – Jess Cass. 1. Three varieties of Unbaked Slice (2 slices of each variety) 2. One variety of Baked Slice - 4 pieces 3. Four Lamingtons 4. Four Cream Puffs (any recipe). Two filled and two unfilled 5. One Pavlova - unfilled, shown on any type of plate 6. Four Jelly Cakes 7. Four Savoury Scones 8. Four Plain Scones (round cut) 9. Four Fruit Scones 10. Ginger Fluff 11. Chocolate Sponge 12. Cornflour Sandwich (jam filled, not iced) 13. Swiss Roll (jam filled) 14. Sponge Roll - any variety (filled) 15. Banana Cake 16. Unspecified Cake (state variety) 17. Chocolate Cake (iced) 18. Sultana Cake 19. Orange Cake (iced) 20. Date Loaf, nuts allowed (in loaf tin) 21. Nut Loaf (in pipe tin) 22. Steamed Plum Pudding - own recipe (WASA.) Group level prize $20. 22a. Boiled Plum Pudding, in a cloth, cloth removed – own recipe (WASA) Group levelprize $20 23. Four Yo-Yo’s (filled) 24. Four shortbread 25. Drop Biscuits (4 of one variety) 26. Forcer Biscuits (plate of six) 27. Four Anzac biscuits – (WASA) Group level prize $20 28. A glass container of mixed biscuits 29. Four Sausage Rolls 30. Loaf of white bread made in a bread-making machine. (WASA.) 31. Cake - any variety of buttercake (open to male entrants only) $50 voucher donated by Kookaburra Hotel. 32. Boiled Fruit Cake 33. Light Fruit Cake 34. Vegetable based Cake (vegetable to be specified) 35. A cake for a special occasion.

52 36. RICH FRUIT CAKE - Recipe: (WASA) (VAS.) Sponsored by Ward McKenzie, Here’s what you need: 375g Mixed Fruit 2 eggs lightly beaten ¾ cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons marmalade 1 teaspoon mixed spice 1 cup self raising flour ½ cup water 1 cup plain flour 125g butter ¼ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon bicarbonate soda ½ cup sherry Here’s what you do: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin 20cm square - straight sided square cornered tin and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin - Display on white board or solid white plate. NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces. First: $20 – voucher donated by Bamboo Garden Café. WASA. Group Level - First Prize $20.00 State level trophy and $200 prize donated by Ward McKenzie 37. Four sweet muffins, not iced or decorated, no packet mixes, own recipe (papers to be removed) (W.A.S.A) Group level prize $20. 38. A decorated plaque based centre piece no larger than 30 cm at widest point (W.A.S.A) Group level prize $20. 39. Afternoon tea tray for 2 - novelty. 40. Afternoon tea tray for 2 - formal. 41. Six Pikelets - own recipe 42. Damper - own recipe. (May be made on day of judging) 43. Make, bake and grow - consisting of 3 appropriate items. Prize donated by Kay & Ray Grinham 44. WASA VAS Carrot Cake Competition – own recipe. The recipe must contain noless than 350 grams of carrots. The cake is to be baked in a 20cm round tin and be uniced. First Prize voucher donated by Bamboo Garden Café. WASA. Group Level First Prize $20.00 VAS State final sponsored Lamattina Carrot Growers SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS Prizes First - $1.50 Second - $1.00 Third - 50c unless otherwise stated. 45. WASA VAS Carrot and Date Muffins Competition A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local show

INGREDIENTS: 2 1/2 cups Self-raising flour 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed) 1/3 cup pitted dates- chopped 1 cup coarsely grated carrot 1 tablespoon orange marmalade 1 cup canola oil 3/4 cup orange juice 1 cup reduced fat milk 2 eggs, lightly beaten METHOD: 1. Heat oven to 190C (moderately hot) 2. Line a 12 hole muffin pan with classic white muffin cases (35mm high and 90mm wide 50mm base) 3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates, carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined 4. Spoon mixture evenly into muffin paper cases in muffin pan. 5. Cook for 20 minutes. To test if muffins are cooked insert cake skewer; if it comes out clean the muffins are ready 6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes before removing to cool. Show entries: Four (4) muffins per plate. First prize $5 W.A.S.A. Group Level First Prize $20.00 VAS State final sponsored by Lamattina Carrot Growers

53 46. Boiled Fruit Cake (WASA) (VAS.) Sponsored by Ward McKenzie Recipe: Ingredients 3/4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons marmalade 1 teaspoon mixed spice 1 cup self-raising flour 1/2 cup water 1 cup plain flour 125g butter 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda 1/2 cup sherry Method: Place the Mixed Fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, remove from stove, add bicarbonate soda and allow to cool. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased and lined 20cm round cake tin. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1 1/2 hours, or until cooked when tested. First prize $5.00 WASA. Group Level First Prize $20.00 VAS state level prize/trophy. 47. One wedge of pizza 48. Four Muffins - one variety - papers to be removed 49. Chocolate Cake - any shape 50. Unbaked slice - 4 pieces 51. One variety of Baked Slice - 4 pieces 52. Baked biscuit (plate of four) 53. Pikelets (plate of four) 54. Cake for a special occasion 55. Tea Cake 56. Four decorated cup cakes Aggregate Trophy donated by Mrs. Joyce Dowsett PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS 57. Tea Cake 58. Plain Scones (plate of four) 59. Unbaked Slice (plate of four) 60. Baked Slice (plate of four) 61. One variety of Drop Biscuits (plate of four) 62. Decorated Marie Biscuits (plate of four) 63. Iced Patty Cakes (plate of four - not decorated) 64. Iced Patty Cakes (plate of four - decorated) 65. Cake - any other variety 66. Cake for a special occasion. 67. Packed School Lunch (Healthy) - 5 items in lunch box. 68. Four Muffins - any variety - papers to be removed 69. One wedge of Pizza Aggregate Trophy donated by Mrs. B. Barham

SECTION T - JAMS, PRESERVES, etc. Steward: Lois Trimble PRIZES: First $1.50, Second $1.00. (Except where otherwise stated) All work to be that of exhibitor. Pickles and sauces to be opened for Judge’s convenience. Jams and Preserves must be produce of last season’s crop. All exhibits to be labelled. Wax seals to be removed. 1. One bottle of Herbed Vinegar 2. One container of Sauce or Condiment 3. One jar of Pickles, any variety 4. One jar of one variety Pickled Vegetable 5. Homemade Tomato Sauce, with or without seeds, one bottle 6. Tomato Relish 7. Unspecified Relish (state variety) 8. One jar of Chutney, any variety 9. Bottle of Tomato Sauce, jar Mustard Pickles, jar Relish (WASA) Group level prize $20 10. Hen Eggs - 1/2 dozen 11. Largest Hen Egg 12. Jar of Lemon Butter 13. Jar of Marmalade - Sweet 14. Jar of Fig Jam 15. Jar of Berry Jam

54 16. Jar of Melon Jam, any flavour 17. Six different items of one person’s preserves 18. Jar of Apricot Jam 19. One jar Jelly 20. One jar of unspecified Jam (state variety) 21. One jar Jam, one jar Jelly (WASA.) Group level prize $20 CHAMPION EXHIBIT Prize donated by Gifted Wombat AGGREGATE TROPHY - Most points gained by an individual exhibitor Trophy donated by Stawell Times-News First 3 points, Second 1 point.

HOME BREW COMPETITION Vouchers sponsored by Linda’s Cottage Country Each entry is to include 3 bottles (Stubbies accepted) Multiple entries will be accepted All home brew bottles are to be handed to the hall stewards in the Hall Display area on Friday, October 27th between 10.00am and 1.30pm.The brews are to be judged on Friday and the bottles will be on display throughout Show Day. All bottles are to be labelled with the owner’s white exhibit card and the type of brew. 1: Best Light Home Brew Beer. 2: Best Dark Home Brew Beer. 3: Best Home Brew Ginger Beer. 4. Best home brew cider 5. Best home brew wine. Further Information Phone Lois 0408 566 221

SECTION U - ART Stewards: E. Cray, J. Cray Paintings without suitable hanging attachments in Sections 1-3 will not be accepted, and must not exceed 107cm x 92cm in size overall. Non-members entry fee 50c All exhibits to be original - not copied

OPEN 1. Original or Imaginative Composition, representational or abstract in any medium. First Prize - $25 voucher donated by Inika Imports. Second Prize - $2 NOVICE – Person who has not won at an Agricultural Show. 2. First Prize - Donated by Allison & Brian Rasche. Second Prize - $2

YEARS 10 -12 3. Creative Art. There are no restrictions on medium and imaginative materials to be used. Entries can be 2D or 3D. Size must not exceed 100cm on any one side. 4. Item of digital art. Best exhibits in 3 & 4 - First Prize $25 voucher donated by Inika Imports. Second Prize - $2 YEARS 7-9 5. Creative Art. There are no restrictions on medium and imaginative materials to be used. Entries can be 2D or 3D. Size must not exceed 100cm on any one side. 6. Item of digital Art Best exhibits in 5 & 6 - First Prize donated by Allison & Brian Rasche. Second Prize - $2

PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS First Prize - $1.50, Second Prize - $1.00, Third - 50c Mount not to exceed 3cm.

7. Grades Prep – 2 Creative Art. There are no restrictions on medium and imaginative materials to be used. Entries can be 2D or 3D. Size must not exceed 100cm on any one side 8. Grades 3 & 4 Grades Creative Art. There are no restrictions on medium and imaginative materials to be used. Entries can be 2D or 3D. Size must not exceed 100cm on any one side. 9. Grades 5 & 6 Creative Art. There are no restrictions on medium and imaginative materials to be used. Entries can be 2D or 3D. Size must not exceed 100cm on any one side.

55 10. Drawing - theme “Our Town”. Preps to Gr. 2. Any medium. Max. size A3 11. Drawing - theme ““Our Town”. Gr. 3 to Gr. 6. Any medium. Max. size A3 12. Decorative envelope Preps to Gr 2. Addressed to Stawell Show, P.O. Box 73, Stawell 3380. Must be hand written. 13. Decorative Envelope Gr 3 – 6. Addressed to Stawell Show, P.O. Box 73, Stawell 3380. Must be hand written. Most outstanding exhibit from Nos 7-13, Prize donated by Sharon Trimble

Primary School Colouring Competition

Sponsored by C. Hall & K. Horwood

2017 STAWELL SHOW SECTION V HC PRO PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION Saturday 28th October, 2017. Stewards: John Simpkin, Charles Kerr, Jeff McMillan, Lyn MacKenzie Entries close Saturday, October 21st, 2017. Please Note: ALL EXHIBITS ARE TO BE HANDED TO THE STEWARDS IN THE TROTTING CLUB DINING ROOM BY 1.00 pm. FRIDAY Oct 27th COMPETITION RULES. • All exhibits are to be presented on or in a cardboard mount. . • Exhibits must have the entry card attached to the front of the mount, and the exhibitor’s name on the back. The title may be written on the front of the matt, provided it does not identify the exhibitor. • Exhibits must be handed in to the stewards on Friday, October 27th between 9.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. • Exhibitors may enter a maximum of three prints in each section and the original image must have been made by the exhibitor using a camera. • Prints which have been exhibited at a previous Stawell Show cannot be entered again. • Photographers who have won two (2) NOVICE AGGREGATE AWARDS in previous Stawell Shows can only enter in the Open Classes or Advanced Photographer Classes. • Photographers who have won two (2) OPEN CLASS AGGREGATE AWARDS in previous Stawell Shows, or have had an acceptance in an APS National, or a FIAP International Photographic Competition, can only enter the Advanced Photographer Classes.

56 EXHIBIT SIZES: All Small prints: Maximum print size 15 cm x 20 cm; Maximum matt board 25 x 30 cm. Advanced, Open & Novice Enlargements: Maximum print A4; Maximum matt board - 30 x 40 cm. Student’s Class Large Prints; Max. Print A4 – Maximum matt board 30 x 40 cm. Creative Image Print (Class 35): Max. Print A4 – Maximum matt board 30 x 40 cm. Panorama Print (Class 36): maximum length on the longest side of the matt board is 70 cm. Class 33 & 34: Max print 20 x 30 cm with a 3 cm. matt border. AFTER THE SHOW: From 3.45 p.m. exhibitors may collect their prints from the stewards. In order to maintain the security of the prints, exhibitors must present the duplicate exhibit card to identify their print. ALL PRIZE MONEY is to be collected from the Show Secretary’s Office soon after 4.30 p.m. on Show Day.

AGGREGATES: BEST PRINT OF THE SHOW: A medallion donated by the Victorian Association of Photographic Societies and a $20 voucher from HC Pro, 45 Wilson Street, Horsham. BEST PRINT BY A LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER: A Canvas Print Voucher donated by Harvey Norman Computers & Photography, 148-150 Firebrace Street, Horsham. (Photographer must live within 50km from Stawell) ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHER AGGREGATE: A HC Pro $20 voucher and an Aggregate trophy, for the photographer who gains the most points from sections 1 to 8, 34, 35 & 36. Voucher donated by HC Pro, 45 Wilson Street, Horsham; Trophy donated by John Simpkin. OPEN AGGREGATE: A HC Pro $20 voucher and an Aggregate trophy, for the photographer who gains the most points from sections 9 to 16, 34, 35 & 36. Voucher donated by HC Pro, 45 Wilson Street, Horsham; Trophy donated by John Simpkin. NOVICE AGGREGATE: A Jenrick Design $20 voucher and an Aggregate trophy, for the photographer who gains the most points from sections 17 to 24, 34, 35 & 36. Voucher donated by Jenrick Design, 87-89 Main Street, Great Western; Trophy donated by John Simpkin. BLACK AND WHITE AGGREGATE: A Jenrick Design $20 voucher and an Aggregate trophy, for the photographer who gains the most points from the black and white sections 7, 8, 15, 16, 23, 24 or 28. Voucher donated by Jenrick Design 87-89 Main Street, Great Western; Trophy donated by Barham Insurance Agencies Pty Ltd, Patrick Street, Stawell. SECONDARY STUDENTS’ AGGREGATE TROPHY: A Grampians Pharmacy $20 voucher and an Aggregate trophy for the photographer who gains the most points from sections 25 to 28 & 33. Donated by the Grampians Pharmacy, Central Main Street, Stawell; Trophy donated by John Simpkin. PRIMARY STUDENTS’ AGGREGATE TROPHY: An AMCAL Pharmacy $20 voucher and an Aggregate Trophy for the photographer who gains the most points from the sections 29 to 32 & 33. Voucher donated by Brian Hancock’s AMCAL Pharmacy, Central Main Street, Stawell. Trophy donated by Barham Insurance Agencies Pty Ltd, Patrick Street, Stawell. SCORING for AGGREGATES: First 3 points; second 2 points; third 1 point. (H.C. awards used to separate tied scores.) DEFINITIONS: Open Subject: - Any subject chosen by the photographer. A Portrait: - A study of one or more people, may be from head & shoulders to a full length portrait. A Tourist Attraction within 50 km of Stawell: a feature which you would tell tourists to visit while in Stawell and near by areas. (eg. Grampians, wineries, windfarms, lakes & streams etc within 50 Km of Stawell)

57 Land, Sea or Waterscape: A picture of natural scenery, which may include people, buildings or man-made structures, provided these do not dominate the picture. An Australian Native Bird: An image of an Australian native bird which allows the bird to be identified. Stawell Architecture: An image of a Stawell building, or an interesting feature of the building’s architecture. Sunrise/sunset: A sunrise or sunset image which was captured within 50 km of Stawell. (Please note the location on the back of your matt board. This is a VAS/WASA section for local photographers only) Spider Web/s: An image of a spider web or webs which was captured within 50 km of Stawell. (Please note the location on the back of your matt board. This is a VAS/WASA section for local photographers only) A Panorama Image: Image must be panorama format in a matt not larger than 70 cm on the longest side. An Animal Portrait: An image, which clearly shows the features of one animal – may be a pet, farm animal, zoo animal or native animal. May include the setting if it tells us more about the animal. A Creative Image: An image which has been altered or manipulated

ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHER CLASSES Classes 1 to 8, sponsored by HC Pro Entry fee; Non - members 50 cents per print. Prizes: First $5, Second $2, Third $1. 1. Colored Small Print - “Open subject.” 2. Colored Small Print – “An Animal Portrait” 3. Colored Small Print – A Tourist Attraction within 50 km of Stawell. 4. Colored Enlargement - “Open subject.” 5. Colored Enlargement – “An Australian Native Bird” 6. Colored Enlargement - “A Land, Sea or waterscape.” 7. Black & White Print to A4 - “Open subject.” 8. Black & White Print to A4 - “A Portrait of one or more people”

OPEN PHOTOGRAPHER CLASSES Classes 9 to 16 sponsored by Stawell Camera Club. Entry fee; Non - members 50 cents per print. Prizes: First $5, Second $2, Third $1. 9. Colored Small Print - “Open subject.” 10. Colored Small Print – “An animal portrait” 11. Colored Small Print - A Tourist Attraction within 50 km of Stawell 12. Colored Enlargement - “Open subject.” 13. Colored Enlargement – “An Australian Native Bird” 14. Colored Enlargement - “A Land, Sea or waterscape.” 15. Black & White Print to A4 - “Open Subject” 16. Black & White Print to A4 - “A portrait of one or more people”

NOVICE PHOTOGRAPHER CLASSES: 17. Colored Small Print - “Open subject.” Class sponsored by Denis McCann 18. Colored Small Print - “An animal portrait” Class sponsored by Krause Bricks 19. Colored Small Print - “A Tourist Attraction within 50 km of Stawell” Class sponsored by Cannon Digital Photography & Film School, Stawell 20. Colored Enlargement - “Open subject.” Class sponsored by Krause Bricks 21. Colored Enlargement - “ An Australian Native Bird “ Class sponsored by Stawell Camera Club 22. Colored Enlargement – “A Land, Sea or Waterscape” Class sponsored by Stawell Camera Club 23. Black & White Print to A4 - “Open subject.” Class sponsored by Denis McCann 24. Black & White Print to A4- “ A portrait of one or more people” Class sponsored by Lyn MacKenzie

58 SECONDARY COLLEGE STUDENTS. Entry fee: Non-members 50 cents per print. Prizes: First $5, Second $2, Third $1. Prizes in classes 25 to 28, donated by Kerri Kingston Photography, Stawell 25. Colored small print to 15x20 cm print - “Open subject.” 26. Colored small print to 15x20 cm print - “An Animal Portrait” 27. Colored print to A4 – “Open subject.” 28. Black & white print to A4 – “Open Subject”

PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. Entry fee; Non-members 50 cents per print. Prizes; First $5, Second $2, Third $1. Prizes in classes 29 to 32, donated by Doctor DC Auto-Electrical, Stawell 29. Colored Small Print - “Open subject.” 30. Colored Small Print – “An Animal Portrait” 31. Colored Small Print - “A Land, Sea or waterscape.” 32. Colored Print to A4 size – “Open subject.”

WASA SPECIAL SECTION OPEN TO ALL STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS (Primary and Secondary) under 18, who live within the Stawell District; Entry fee; Non-members 50 cents per print. Prizes; First $10; Second $5; Third $2; Class sponsored by Doctor DC Auto-electrical. 33. “Spiderweb/s photographed within 50 km of Stawell” Colored or black & white print up to 20 x 30 cm with matt border up to 3 cm. WASA SPECIAL SECTION OPEN TO ALL ADULT PHOTOGRAPHERS who live within the Stawell District; Entry fee; Non-members 50 cents per print. Prizes; First $10; Second $5; Third $2; Class sponsored by Doctor DC Auto-electrical. 34. “Sunrise or Sunset photographed within 50 km of Stawell” Colored or black & white print up to 20 x 30 cm – with a matt border up to 3 cm. The winning prints in classes 34 and 35 will represent the Stawell Show in the 2017 WASA Group Final competition, and the winners of that competition will be eligible to compete at the 2017 Royal Melbourne Show.

SPECIAL SECTIONS OPEN TO ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS; Entry fee; Non-members 50 cents per print. Prizes; First $5; Second $2; Third $1; sponsored by Cannon Digital Photography & Film School, Stawell. 35. “A creative or manipulated image” Colored or black & white Open Subject print up to A4 size with up to a 30 x 40 cm matt. 36. “A Panoramic Image” – Colored print, Open Subject, in Panoramic Format. Maximum length of longest side of the matt is 70 cm

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60 October 28nd 2017 Stawell Show SHEAF TOSSING COMPETITION

Steward: K Horwood Officials of the Victorian Sheaf Tossers Association Competition to commence at 12:30pm

This competition will be conducted under the conditions laid down by the Victorian Sheaf Tossers Association rules and regulations. Competitors may enter up to and on the day. Entry Fee does not include Gate Entry

CLASS 1: STAWELL CHAMPIONSHIP TOSS Entry fee $10 Sponsored by T. & P. HOLDEN and CLARK’S FURNITURE First $150, Second $75, Third $50

CLASS 2: STAWELL OPEN HANDICAP TOSS Entry fee $10 Sponsored by CHOICES FLOORING STAWELL AND HORSHAM, GRAMPIANS EXCAVATIONS & SOIL YARD and STATEWIDE WASTE PTY LTD First $150, Second $75, Third $50

CLASS 3: STAWELL NOVICE TOSS Entry fee $5 Sponsored by STAWELL LOTTO & BOOKS First $75, Second $30, Third $15

Sashes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd will be presented in each class.

61 Stawell Show Market Formerly Farmers Market

Showgrounds Harness Racing Complex 70 Patrick Street

9am - 1pm

Dates 2017 November - Sunday 26th December - Sunday 17th

Dates 2018 January - Sunday 28th February - Sunday 25th March - Sunday 25th April - Sunday 29th May - Sunday 27th June - Sunday 24th July - Sunday 29th August - Sunday 26th September - Sunday 30th October - Sunday 21st November - Sunday 25th December - Sunday 16th

62 BEAUT WHEELS COMPETITION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY WAACKS BAKERY

RUN BY MICK FROM MICK’S TOWING $5.00 ENTRY FEE PER CLASS Free gate admission for driver/rider of entries at Showgrounds by 10am Maximum of 2 classes per vehicle Sashes, Trophies, Vouchers, Prizes

1. BEAUT UTE Trophy donated by Waacks Bakery 2. B&S UTE Trophy donated by TK Auto Electrex 3. FERAL UTE Trophy donated by Pykes Pets & Cycles 4. CLASSIC CAR / MUSCLE CAR COMPETITION Sedan / Coupe / Ute. Trophy donated by Mick’s Towing 5. HOT ROD Trophy donated by Waacks Bakery 6. BEST FEMALE’S UTE/CAR Must be owned and maintained by a female Trophy donated by Stawell Agricultural Society 7. BEST MOTORBIKE Best presented motorbike Trophy donated by Waacks Bakery 8. BEST HISTORICAL / VINTAGE Trophy donated by Stawell Agricultural Society 9. BEST DECORATED BOYS BIKE Trophy donated by Pykes Pets & Cycles 10. BEST DECORATED GIRLS BIKE Trophy donated by Pykes Pets & Cycles

Exhibits to be in place at the Show by 10am. Judging to commence at 2pm Vehicles to be left on display until 4pm. Enter via Patrick Street Entrance. For further information contact Cheryl on 5356 9226

63 LIST OF DONORS - 2017 THE COMMITTEE ACKNOWLEDGES WITH SINCERE THANKS THE FOLLOWING DONORS WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR SUPPORT TO THE STAWELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.

GATE PRIZES ANIMAL NURSERY David O Jones Mitre 10 Stawell Auto Parts Pyke’s Pets & Cycles Hyslop Pastoral Co. Country Plaza - Halls Gap National Hotel Magdala Motor Lodge B&B Rayner MINIATURE GOATS Carey Covers Kakoda Minature Goat Stud

SHOW GIRL SCHOOL COMPETITION Popcorn Toys Frewstal Pty Ltd Stawell Craft Shop C Hall Francis Latus K Horwood Hancocks Amcal Pharmacy HALL CLASSES FLEECES C & B Hall Weekly Times Our Shop on Main A H Lory Memorial A Ellis Best Wines M Van Leeuwen Elders C Holden R,D & T Polkinghorne - St. Arnaud D & J Seeary Carr’s Plains Pastoral Co.- Callawadda L Simpkin AM & AL Nicholson - Morrl Morrl J. Cray R&D Holden - Stawell E. Cray Hancock’s Amcal Pharmacy L. Keller Landmark Chris & Di’s Newtons Butchers H B Coates - St. Arnaud J Dowsett HORSES- B Barham SHOWJUMPING- Stawell Times News Network Video S. Trimble A & D Richards R & K Grinham Ellawood Pony Stud - Taradale B & A Rasche Stawell Veterinary Clinic Inika Imports S. O’Callaghan, Builder Gifted Wombat I Nicholson K & C Hall S & D Gray - Glenorchy P Holden Petstock, Stawell Stawell Quilters GS & DM Erwin Kookaburra Hotel M Nicholson B. Cox Mrs D Brumby M & J Gammon Memorial Horseland, Ballarat Bamboo Garden Cafe Pyrenees Arabians Goldfields .O.W.N.T Club W. & J. Byron Gorst Rural Spullies - Lake Bolac PHOTOGRAPHY IB & SG Barham Electrical Contractors HCpro Paul Cuffe Stawell Camera Club Judy Whyte Victorian Ass. of Photographic Societies Linda Taylor Hancock’s Amcal Pharmacy A & J Kilpatrick Barham Insurance Agencies K & G Taylor Grampians Pharmacy Elite Canes & Browbands Denis McCann Racing Victoria Krause Bricks Michelle Fricker Jenrick Design Stawell Regional Health Kerri Kingston Photography Ray Harvey Doctor D.C. Auto Electrical Sue McKellar Lyn MacKenzie Mussett Saddlery John Simpkin Michael Barnett Cannon Digital Photography & Film School Belinda Reading Harvey Norman Computers 64 SHEAF TOSSING P S & J P Baker Automotive T & P Holden Bridgestone Tyre Service Choices Flooring G&D Erwin Grampians Excavations Eleanor Clark’s Furniture & Bedding Statewide Waste Pyke’s Pets & Cycles Stawell Lotto & Books Mick’s Towing Clark’s Furniture Harney’s Transport Lillies & Lattes HOME BREW COMPETITION T.K Auto Electrex Linda’s Cottage Country Waack’s Bakery Stawell Farm Supplies ATTRACTIONS Stawell Lawn Mower Centre GENERAL A R Rathgeber & Sons Best Wines Pty Ltd Scott’s Auto Electrics Ted Holden Simpson Personnel

64 Longeld Street, Stawell 3380 TONY RATHGEBER: 0408 518 070 Email: [email protected] PHONE: 5358 2046

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65 WAACK’S BAKERY • Award winning pies and slices • Delicious Amanti coffee • Fresh salad rolls, sandwiches & focaccias • Freshly baked bread, sourdough & rolls • Friendly and welcoming service • Open 7 days a week • “It’s very, very nice” 56 Main St Stawell 168-172 Barkly St Ararat 66 Firebrace St, Horsham 03 5358 1238 03 5352 1618 03 5382 0045 E: [email protected] www.waacksbakery.com.au

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PHONE: 03 5382 2230 www.wimmeraprint.com.au THE 55th ANNUAL STAWELLshow SATURDAY 28th OCTOBER 2017

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