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2010 Flock Register Vol 56 80( )25 NVWR 8675$/,$ 2/ 9 2&.5(*,67(5 )ORF )/ ,1$ 6WXG5DPVWR 32//'256(76+((3 FLOCK REGISTER - POLL DORSET SHEEP VOL.56, 2010. FLOCKS: 1 to 4519 STUD RAMS: 50502 to 51325 1 FLOCK REGISTER FOR POLL DORSET SHEEP IN AUSTRALIA VOLUME 56, 2010 Covering flocks as at 31st March, 2010 Editor: P. G. Weston Published by the AUSTRALIAN POLL DORSET ASSOCIATION INC. G.P.O. Box 75, Melbourne, Vic. 3001 Telephone: (03) 9817 6711 Fax: (03) 9817 6125 Web: www.polldorset.org.au E-mail: [email protected] ABN: 65 206 172 969 (Incorporated in Victoria No. A1491) Founded 28th September, 1954 Chief Executive PETER G. WESTON Head Office: 2 Peverill Street, Deepdene, Vic. 3103. PRICE: Members..............................................................................................Gratis Non-Members....................................................................$22.00 (includes GST) MELBOURNE - AUGUST 2010 2 CONTENTS page Objective Measurement Systems ..............................................................IFC Foundation Members ........................................................................................ 3 Past Presidents, and Honorary Life Members ................................................. 4 Office-bearers ................................................................................................... 5 Region Boundaries ........................................................................................... 6 Region and State Committees ......................................................................... 7 Privacy Act Statement ...................................................................................9 Official Judges Panel ...................................................................................... 10 Index to Rules ................................................................................................. 21 Statement of Purposes and Rules .................................................................. 22 Index to Regulations ....................................................................................... 31 Regulations ..................................................................................................... 32 Standard of Excellence for Poll Dorset Sheep ............................................... 41 Tattoo Marks................................................................................................... 42 Cull Marks ....................................................................................................... 43 Poll Dorset Ram and Ewe, shorn ................................................................... 44 Guidance to Breeders and Inspectors ............................................................ 45 Flocks De-Registered as at 31/3/2010 ........................................................... 52 Breed Statistics for Volume 56.....................................................................54 Designations used in Flock Histories............................................................55 Histories of current Poll Dorset Flocks..........................................................56 Individual Stud Ram Registration Numbers and Pedigrees.........................173 Pedigrees of New Zealand Rams Used......................................................209 Index to Owners of Registered Flocks in this Volume.................................210 Associate and Annual Members.................................................................222 Current Fees.............................................................................................223 Official Sponsors and Alliances..................................................................226 3 William J. Close, "Newbold", Newbold North, Gawler River, SA 5118 President 2009-2010 FOUNDATION MEMBERS: W. J. Dawkins, O.B.E. J. W. Reddin, O.B.E. L. A. Stuart, O.B.E. R. H. Wilson 4 PAST-PRESIDENTS L. A. STUART O.B.E. 1954-57 W. G. STEWART 1983-85 W. J. DAWKINS O.B.E. 1957-59 D. S. BRADFORD 1985-87 R. H. WILSON 1959-61 I. I. BUCKNALL 1987-89 J. W. REDDIN O.B.E. 1961-63 K. L. MC LAUCHLAN 1989-91 A. TAYLOR 1963-65 A. J. MARTIN 1991-93 I. T. MC INTOSH 1965-67 J. A. GILMORE 1993-95 J. S. OXLEY 1967-69 G. J. OXLEY 1995-97 A. E. DAY 1969-71 W. L. HETHERINGTON 1997-99 K. B. KELSALL 1971-73 G.K. OLIVER 1999-01 R. A. HUGHES 1973-75 N.ARMSTRONG 2001-03 W. J. MARTIN 1975-77 J.R. JASPER 2003-05 L. J. B. BINNS 1977-79 G.P.C. DAY 2005-07 D. S. FERGUSON 1979-81 K.M. WEIR 2007-09 I. J. REYNOLDS 1981-83 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS *Les J. B. Binns, Dawson S. Bradford, Hillcroft Farms, Popanyinning, WA 6309 Ian I. Bucknall, P.O. Box 677, Lakes Entrance, Vic 3909 *W. Louise Close *T.A. Ross Faulks Don S. Ferguson, "Anna Villa", P.O. Box 160, Moonta, SA 5558 Eric A. Heal, "Dongadilling", P.O. Box 83, Beverley, WA 6304 Richard A. Hughes, "Cluden Newry", 9 Stocker St., Longford, Tas. 7301 A. James Martin, Kentish Downs, P.O. Box 86, Yankalilla, SA 5203 Ian T. McIntosh, "Mirnoo" 1381 Stewarton Road, Stewarton, Vic. 3725 Keith L. McLauchlan, "Valma", 1040 Whitemore Rd., Whitemore, Tas. 7303 Les Metcalf, "Wheeldon Vale", Box 107, Dowerin, WA 6461 *J. S. Oxley O.B.E. *J. W. Reddin O.B.E. Ian J. Reynolds, "Greyhome", 65 Fifth Avenue, Shoalwater , WA 6169 William G. Stewart, "Cornwall", 22 Coogal Drive, Orange, NSW 2800 *L.A. Stuart O.B.E. *A. Taylor (* Signifies deceased) 5 AUSTRALIAN POLL DORSET ASSOCIATION INC. Office-Bearers 2009-2010 PRESIDENT: William J. Close, "Newbold", Newbold Nth, Gawler River, SA 5118 VICE-PRESIDENT: Christopher J. Marr, "Gererdan", c/- RMB 107, Marrar, NSW 2652 DIRECTORS: Helen Armstrong, "Armdale", 24 Simmons St., Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 Frank H. Badcock, "Fairbank", PO Box 16, Hagley, Tas. 7292 Peter C. Cain, "Glenore", 580 Eddington Rd., Carisbrook, Vic. 3464 Graham P. C. Day, "Allendale", Box 43, Bordertown, SA, 5268 Graham J. Gilmore, "Tattykeel", Branxton Park, Oberon, NSW 2787 Colin R. Harris, "Gloroy, 501 Laanecoorie Rd., Newbridge, Vic. 3551 William L. Hetherington, "Ascot", 7 Browning St., Deniliquin, NSW 2710 John R. Jasper, "Jolma", P.O. Box 108, Cunderdin, WA, 6407 Geoffrey K. Oliver, "Englewood Park", Inverleigh, Vic. 3321 Graeme J. Oxley, "Wyndamah", Fish Point Rd, Pental Is., Swan Hill, Vic. 3585 Chris J. Squiers, "Shirlee Downs", Box 40, Quairading, WA. 6383 Kim M. Weir, "Pinewalla", PO Box 269, Crookwell, NSW 2583 CHIEF EXECUTIVE & TREASURER Peter G. Weston, GPO Box 75, Melbourne, Vic. 3001 Telephone: (03) 9817 6711 Fax: (03) 9817 6125 6 REGION BOUNDARIES Poll Dorset members in Australia are grouped into 15 geographical regions, which are administered by Regional Committees, whose duties are to keep Council informed and advised on local problems, arrange and carry out flock inspections, organise and conduct sales as required, be responsible for pre-show and pre-sale inspections, recommend judges to small show societies within the Region, assist and advise breeders in the Region in regard to all matters relating to the Association and to promote and safeguard breed interests in the Region at all times. The States which are regions in themselves are Tasmania and Western Australia, while Queensland Members are included in the Northern Region. There are no registered Poll Dorsets in the Northern Territory. The boundaries of the remaining 13 Regions are detailed as follows: • Northern: Queensland and Northern area of NSW bounded by a straight line from Mungindi (N.S.W) to Taree (N.S.W). • Tamworth: Area in N.S.W. bounded by one line from Mungindi to Taree and a second line from Gosford to Mudgee to Coolah to Coonabarabran to Baradine to Walgett to New Angledool. • Central Western: Area in Central N.S.W. bounded by one straight line from Gosford to Mudgee to Wellington to Yeoval to Tullamore to Euabalong West to West Wyalong to Boorowa to Sydney. • Dubbo: Area of N.S.W. bounded by lines from NewAngledool to Walgett to Baradine to Coonabarabran to Coolah to Mudgee to Wellington to Yeoval to Tullamore to Euabalong West to Wilcannia to Broken Hill. • South Western: South West area of N.S.W. bounded by lines from Mulwala to Narrandera to West Wyalong to Euabalong West to Wilcannia to Broken Hill. • Albury-Wagga: Area in South N.S.W. bounded by lines from Mulwala to Narrandera to West Wyalong to Young to Boorowa to Khancoban. • Southern Tablelands: Area in South East of N.S.W. bounded by lines from Khancoban to Rye Park to Rugby to Sydney. • Goulburn Valley: North east area in Victoria bounded by lines from Inglewood to Torrumbarry to N.S.W. border and from Inglewood to Glenburn to Omeo to N.S.W. border. • Wimmera Malee: North West area in Victoria bounded by lines drawn from Bordertown to Hall’s Gap to Inglewood to Torrumbarry to N.S.W. border. • Gippsland South East area in Victoria bounded by lines drawn from Melbourne to Glenburn to Omeo to NSW border. • Central (Vic) Central to South area in Victoria bounded by lines drawn from Port Fairy to Hall’s Gap to Inglewood to Glenburn to Melbourne. • Naracoorte-Hamilton: Area in Victoria and South Australia bounded by lines drawn from Meningie (S.A.) to Keith to Bordertown (S.A.) to Hall’s Gap (Vic.) to Port Fairy (Vic). Adelaide: Area in South Australia excluding that portion of the Naracoorte-Hamilton Region. REGION AND STATE COMMITTEES 7 NORTHERN (QUEENSLAND-NSW): President: Rob Mansbridge, Severn Valley, 2801 Emmaville Rd., Glen Innes, NSW 2370 Phone:(02) 6734 7069 & mobile 0427 - 729 877. Secretary: Warren Press, Wymeanda, 1898 Kingstown Rd., Uralla, NSW 2358. Phone/Fax: (02) 6778 7132. TAMWORTH, NSW:
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