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Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd February, 2020 Akoonah Park, Princes Highway, Berwick To enter all competitions at the show, visit the show website www.berwickshow.org.au Show Secretary 0407 866 049

Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD SATURDAY 22nd FEBRUARY 2020 Judging commences at 3.00pm Open to Males and Females Aged 20-30 Years as at 1st May 2020 and reside in Victoria CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: (Summary) c Entrants must be over 20 and under 30 years on 1 May of the year of the State Final. c Other detailed conditions on Application Form which must be used for entry. JUDGING CRITERIA: Entrants must wear smart casual clothing and will be judged in accordance with the following guidelines:- c Community and Local Show Involvement - Entrants must demonstrate an active involvement and a desire to be involved in he future and improvement of their local community and/or show. 40 points c General and Rural Knowledge – including an awareness of local community issues 20 points c Ambitions/Goals – eg enthusiasm, creativity, confidence & leadership 10 points c Communication Skills- written, oral and interpersonal 10 points c Personality and Confidence 10 points c Style, Grooming and Deportment 10 points Total 100 points PRIZES: c State Final Winner – major prize and opportunity to compete in National Finals. c Regional Final Winners – official jacket to wear at State Final. c Show Winner – Certificate APPLICATION FORMS: Available from Show Secretary, Telephone 0407 866 049 Entries are taken on Saturday up to 30 minutes before judging is due to commence. JUNIOR SHOW AMBASSADOR SATURDAY 22nd FEBRUARY 2020 Judging commences at 3.00pm Open to Males and Females Aged 16-19 Years on Show Day AIM: The aim of this competition is to give young people a chance to take part in a competition whilst still residing in their local district and to be part of a local Show therefore highlighting the importance of shows. JUDGING CRITERIA: Entrants must wear smart casual clothing and will be judged in accordance with the following guidelines:- c Community Involvement 20 points c Rural and General Knowledge 20 points c Ambitions/Goals 20 points c Communication Skills 20 points c Personality and Confidence 10 points c Grooming and Deportment 10 points Total 100 points Winner will receive a VAS lapel badge and will compete in a Group Final. Group Final Winners will compete in a State Final run by VAS Youth Group. c Pre-show enquiries should be directed to Show Secretary 0407 866 049. c Entries are taken on Saturday up to 30 minutes before judging is due to commence.

2 BERWICK & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. Berwick Showgrounds “Akoonah Park” 2020 SHOW Princes Highway, Berwick Melways Ref: 111 H10 Saturday 22nd And Sunday Show Office: The Secretary 23rd February Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc Open Horse Events Monday P.O. Box 442, Berwick Vic 3806 Mobile: 0407 866 049 9Th March Email: [email protected] SHOW DAY ADMISSION CHARGES Website: www.berwickshow.org.au

General Public BERWICK & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL & General Information ADULTS  $20.00 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. CONCESSION $15.00 CHILDREN AGED 10 – 15 $10.00 Office Bearers 2019-20 CHILDREN UNDER 10 Free President: Tom Gibson FAMILY TICKET Senior Vice President: Paul Hamilton (Two adults and two paying children)  $40.00 Junior Vice President: Melissa Hogg-Marshall EARLY BIRD FAMILY TICKET Immediate Past President: Melissa Hogg-Marshalln (Two adults and two paying children. Purchase ONLINE ONLY. Secretary: Margaret Boon Non-refundable)  $30.00 Treasurer: Denise Heinze AFTER 7.30pm - Saturday evening full priced tickets will be discounted Honorary Life Members PARKING WITHIN SHOWGROUNDS (if available) $10.00 Mrs D Akister, Mrs W Barron, G Begg, Mrs K Bertoncello, J Betts, R Betts, W Bickerton, Mrs K Chipperfield, G Coghill, S T Exell, J Follett, A Furborough, Competitors A Fyfe, T. Gibson, W Glendenning, Mrs E Griffiths, Mrs C Henderson, c PREPAID TICKET - 1 Day includes vehicle $10.00 Mrs R M Johnson, R S Johnson, Mrs G Joyce, Miss A Keys, Mrs G Keys, Mrs N King OAM, G King, N Lucas PSM, A McCraw, P O’Hagan, Mrs. M Nicholls, D. Nicholls, Mrs G Rae, H G Rae OAM, JP, Horse Competitors Monday 9th March J W Rae OAM, Mrs L Reeve, Mrs A Reynolds, D Robinson, Mrs J Stuchbery, c ‘ON THE DAY’ TICKET Mrs D Towler, Mr J Tully, Mrs H Tyrrell, J Tyrrell, M Vallence, Mrs D Vallence, (Admits one Horse Vehicle including all occupants) $10.00 G Vale, Mrs V Vale, P. Wenn, A Witham. Exhibitors Of Arts, Craft, Cooking, Berwick Show Committee 2019-20 Photography And Horticulture Mrs D. Akister, R Archibald, C Archibald, W Boon, Mrs M Boon, J Follett, A Fyfe, A Furborough, S. Geoffrey, T. Gibson, W Glendenning, c PREPAID TICKET Mrs C Henderson, P Hamilton, Mrs. D. Heinze, Mrs M Hogg-Marshall, (Each exhibitor is entitled to purchase only one pre-paid admission ticket Mrs G Joyce, S Kelly, Miss A Keys, Mrs N King OAM, H Lameris, with Entry Form) $10.00 Mrs L Lameris, P Little, N Lucas PSM, P O’Hagan, M Quinn, S Pendlebury, A. Spierings, H G Rae OAM, JP, J Rae OAM, Mrs A Reynolds, Mrs L Reeve, Parking Mrs. D. Towler, J Tully, Mrs. V. Vale, G. Vale. Trucks and Stock Transport shall be parked as directed by the Society’s Parking attendants. Honorary Officers GST 1. All costs are GST inclusive Hon. Solicitors: Duffy and Simon Auditors: Robinson St Accounting Pty Ltd 2. Prize Money is GST inclusive. If you are registered for GST for the purposes of your participation the onus is on the Exhibitor to remit Ringmaster: J Rae OAM GST on prize money earned to the ATO and provide the Berwick and Trade Space Supervisors: Miss A Keys District Agricultural and Horticultural Society Inc with a Tax Invoice if Safety Officer: J Follett required. president s messageTraffic Management: R Archibald Welcome to the 171st Berwick Show, which was founded ’ can spare a couple of hours a month to assist us or to in 1865 and has continued to grow. We are strong due to help with the Show, I would love to hear from you. our sponsors and many volunteers who work tirelessly This schedule lists the many events, competitions and and give their time to come together and make the show exhibits that you can enter either by post or online and we the success it is. look forward to receiving your entry and wish you great Recognised as the largest event in the City of Casey, success in your showing. attracting spectators, families, judges, competitors, animals, activities and exhibitors from all over Australia..... Tom Gibson, President - and the opportunity for local businesses and clubs to Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. promote themselves to a captive local audience, over two days of interest, fun and excitement. Please support and give thanks to our sponsors, whenever you can and if you www.berwickshow.org.au

3 competitors Allen Street Reserve and exhibitors

Horse access Entry and Exit GATE 7 Ernie Barker  Cooking & Craft, Equestrian Fields Art and Photography & Horticulture Castlegate Place Gate 5 - On Staging Exhibit days only (No access show days)

General General Information Parking Centre  All Horses Horses Equestrian Gate 7 and 5  Gate 1 / Cattle Gate Gamble Street  //Alpacas - Gate 1 / Cattle Gate  Poultrys Judges & Showjumping Gate 1 / Cattle Gate Stewards Arena only Main Gate – Closed at all GATE 5 First Aid times except in times of Emergency emergency Exit Emergency

Funston Street Craft & Cooking Aid First Secretary’s Assembly CFA Office

Police Stage and Food Court Main Arena CWA Pedestrian Animal only Nursery GATE 4 AP Mens Cattle

School Poultry Shed Display, Lines Horticulture

Kilvington Court Emergency Woodchop Assembly Point Arts & Photography - SUNDAY Judging Rings Cattle ATM Emergency Exit

Disabled Sheep Parking Parking - Carnival Goats Sheep, Parking

Disabled Goats, Alpacas Gate 1 / Alpaca, Cattle Poultry Main Gate Emergency Pedestrian Gate Exit Entry PRINCES HIGHWAY

LEGEND Emergency Assembly Point Toilets ATM Machine

4 VAS Ltd. Rural Ambassador Award ...... Page 2 Toys ...... Page 17 VAS Ltd. Junior Show Ambassador ...... Page 2 Bears ...... Page 17 HORSES - SHOW JUMPING General Show Information ...... Page 3 Bags...... Page 17 Applique - Patchwork - Quilting ...... Page 17 Saturday 22nd February, 2020 Competitors and Exhibitors Access Map ...... Page 4 Section EE ...... Page 36 General Show Regulations Competitors and Exhibits . . Pages 6 & 7 Miscellaneous ...... Page 18 CRAFT WORK ...... Page 18 Sunday 23rd February, 2020 General ...... Page 18 Section EE ...... Page 36 ART Woodwork ...... Page 18 Show Jumping Map ...... Page 27 Remember Our Soldiers of War ...... Page 18 Section PA - Art Exhibition ...... Page 8 Paper Crafts ...... Page 18 HORTICULTURE Open Art Section ...... Page 8 Scrapbooking ...... Page 18 Junior Art Section ...... Page 8 Folk Art & Decorative Painting ...... Page 18 Section A - Vegetables And Herbs ...... Page 37 15 Years To 18 Years ...... Page 8 Novice, Open / Advanced, Professional, Senior Citizens . . . . .Page 18 Feature Section AA ...... Page 37 12 Years To 14 Years ...... Page 8 Junior Competition ...... Page 18 Section B - Fruit ...... Page 37 13 Years To 18 Years (Inclusive) ...... Page 19 Section C - Roses ...... Page 38 BASKET WEAVING 9 Years To 12 Years (Inclusive) ...... Page 19 Section D - Cut Flowers, Trees And Shrubs ...... Page 38 6 Years To 8 Years (Inclusive) ...... Page 19 Section E - Dahlias ...... Page 38 Novice ...... Page 8 5 Years & Under ...... Page 19 Section F - Pot Plants ...... Page 38 Open ...... Page 8 Section DLB: Duplo/Lego Building ...... Page 19 Age 13 To 17 Years ...... Page 19 Section H - Floral Art ...... Page 38 Section I - Family Fun Scarecrow or Wheelbarrow Competition CATTLE EVENTS Age 10 To 12 Years ...... Page 19 Age 7 To 9 Years ...... Page 19 ...... Page 38

All Cattle Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd February, 2020 Age 6 Years & Under ...... Page 19 Section J - Junior Exhibitors ...... Page 38 2020 Program Index Rules and Regulations ...... Pages 9 & 10 Adult ...... Page 19 Section J -13 To 18 Years ...... Page 38 Order of Judging ...... Page 10 Meccano ...... Page 20 Section J - 10 To 12 Years ...... Page 39 CATTLE ...... Page 10 Differing Abilities Competition Section J - 7 To 9 Years ...... Page 39 All Breeds Dairy Cattle Classes ...... Page 12 (Crafts, Knitting, Sewing, Art) ...... Page 20 Section J - 6 Years And Under ...... Page 39 “The Gordon Fyfe Memorial Trophy” ...... Page 10 VAS Ltd Competitions Fruit Cake Competition ...... Page 20 Section K - Vegetables For Junior Exhibitors ...... Page 39 Dairy Cattle Junior Handler Competition ...... Page 10 Section K - 18 And Under ...... Page 39 Vas Ltd Dairy Cattle Young Parader Competition...... Page 10 Rich Fruit Cake ...... Page 20 Junior Boiled Fruit Cake Competition ...... Page 21 Section L - Pot Plants for Junior Exhibitors ...... Page 39 Vas Ltd Dairy Cattle Judging Competition ...... Page 10 Section M - Eggs ...... Page 39 ...... Page 11 VAS Carrot Cake ...... Page 21 CATTLE Junior Carrot and Date Muffin Competition ...... Page 21 Friday Night VAS Ltd Competitions PHOTOGRAPHY “The Gordon Cumming” Memorial Junior Youth Show . . .Page 11 Knitting Competition - A Hand Knitted Garment for a Child 3-5 Years “The Gordon Cumming” Junior Handlers Competition . . .Page 11 of Age ...... Page 22 Photography Exhibition ...... Page 40 “The Gordon Cumming” Memorial Junior Handler Competition Sewing Competition - Tote/Carry Bag ...... Page 22 ...... Page 11 Junior Section ...... Page 40 Hand Embroidery Competition - Article of Hand Embroidery Page 22 11 Years To 16 Years ...... Page 40 Under 10 Years ...... Page 11 Patchwork Competition - Patchwork ...... Page 22 10 Years And Under ...... Page 40 10 and Under 15 Years ...... Page 11 Crochet Competition ...... Page 22 Novice Section ...... Page 40 15 and Under 25 Years (VAS Ltd. Affiliated) ...... Page 11 Open Section ...... Page 40 Beef Cattle Judging ...... Page 11 DOG SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP Small Prints ...... Page 41 Saturday 22nd February 2020 South East On-Farm Challenge Large Prints ...... Page 41 Beef Commercial Classes ...... Page 11 Sunday 23rd February 2020 Schedule of Classes ...... Page 23 Black & White ...... Page 41 Beef Cattle - British/European Breeds ...... Page 11 Artistic Section ...... Page 41 British Breeds ...... Page 11 DOG HIGH JUMP LOCAL EVENT Triptych Section ...... Page 41 European/Bos Indicus Breeds ...... Page 12 Sunday 23rd February 2020 Schedule of Classes ...... Page 23 VAS Ltd Photography Competition BEEF INTERBREED ...... Page 12 Theme: Photo Featuring Water ...... Page 41 Best Beef Group of Three ...... Page 12 VAS Ltd Junior Photography Competition Best Pair of Females...... Page 12 GOATS Theme: Photo Featuring Water ...... Page 41 Best Pair of Bulls ...... Page 12 Best Beef Male Exhibit...... Page 12 56th Annual Show for the Mountain and District Club The Murray Forsyth Best Female Exhibit ...... Page 12 Sunday 23rd February, 2020 POULTRY Supreme Beef Exhibit ...... Page 12 Dairy Goats ...... Pages 24 & 25 Angora Goats ...... Page 26 Saturday 22nd February, 2020 The Marty Alberni Junior Herdsperson Award ...... Page 12 Standard Light Section ...... Page 42 Led Steer Competition ...... Page 12 Heritage Goats ...... Page 26 Black & Coloured Goats ...... Page 26 Standard Heavy Section ...... Page 42 Fleece Section ...... Page 26 Hard Feathered Bantams ...... Page 42 CRAFT AND COOKING Soft Feathered Bantams ...... Page 42 HORSE SHOW Waterfowl ...... Page 42 Delivery and Collection Times ...... Page 13 Junior Section ...... Page 42 Show Cooking Hints ...... Page 13 Saturday 22nd February, 2020 Egg Classes ...... Page 42 One Person’s Work (5 Pieces) ...... Page 13 Horse Area Ground Plan ...... Page 27 Backyard Poultry Competition ...... Page 42 One Families Work (4 Pieces) ...... Page 13 Section A Ring 1 Shetland Ponies & Small Shetland Ponies Page 28 Group Work ...... Page 13 Elken Leroy Memorial Special Award ...... Page 28 COOKERY ...... Page 14 Small Shetland Classes ...... Page 28 SHEEP EVENTS Year of the Cupcake ...... Page 14 Section B Ring 1 - Open Coloured ...... Page 29 Saturday 22nd February, 2020 Novice Cookery ...... Page 14 Section C Ring 2 - Palaminos ...... Page 29 ANIMAL MOVEMENT MAP ...... Page 43 Confectionery ...... Page 14 Section D Ring 2 - Buckskin ...... Page 29 STUD SHEEP ...... Page 44 ‘Blokes’ Section Cookery ...... Page 14 Section E Ring 2 - Pintos ...... Page 29 Section SS - Stud Sheep ...... Page 45 Afternoon Tea Tray ...... Page 14 Section F Ring 3 - Harness Horses ...... Page 29 Section SB - Black & Coloured Sheep ...... Page 45 Workers Lunchbox ...... Page 14 Section G Ring 3 - Australian Friesian Warmblood Horse . . Page 30 Stud Sheep - Heritage ...... Page 45 Picnic Baskets ...... Page 14 Section H Ring 4 - Australian Miniature Ponies ...... Page 30 Section SF - Stude Sheep Fleeces ...... Page 45 Junior Cookery ...... Page 14 Section I Ring 4 - Led Registered Horses and Ponies ...... Page 30 16 Years To 18 Years ...... Page 14 Sunday 23rd February, 2020 Section J Ring 4 - Open Ponies ...... Page 30 ...... Page 45 13 Years to 15 Years ...... Page 14 Junior Judging Competitions Section K Ring 5 - Welsh Mountain Ponies - Welsh Ponies - Stud Sheep - Overall ...... Page 46 9 Years To 12 Years ...... Page 15 Welsh Cobs - Welsh Geldings - Part Welsh - Ridden Welsh Ponies - 6 Years To 8 Years ...... Page 15 Ridden Part Welsh ...... Pages 30 & 31 5 Years And Under ...... Page 15 Section L Ring 6 - Clydesdales, Heavy Horses ...... Page 31 WOODCHOP PROGRAM Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd Competitions ...... Page 15 Clydesdale Led, Long Rein Classes, Turnout and Delivery Harness Decorated Cakes ...... Page 15 Classes ...... Page 31 Sunday 23rd February, 2020 ...... Page 47 HOME PRODUCTS ...... Page 15 Monday 9th March, 2020 One Person’s Work Preserves ...... Page 15 VAS LTD ‘Off The Track’ Competition ...... Page 32 ENTRY FORMS Home Products - Junior Classes ...... Page 16 Section M Open Ring 1 ...... Page 32 13 Years to 18 Years ...... Pge 16 Section N Open Ring 2 ...... Page 32 Art ...... Page 48 12 Years and Under ...... Page 16 Section O Open Ring 3 ...... Page 33 Cattle ...... Pages 49-51 KNITTING, CROCHET & SEWING ...... Page 16 Evan Henry Memorial Competition - Ring 5A ...... Page 33 Craft & Cooking ...... Page 52 Knitting & Crochet ...... Page 16 Section P Ring 4 - Pony Club Events ...... Page 34 Goats ...... Pages 53-54 Beanies and Scarves NEW ...... Page 16 Pony Club Turnout, Pony Club Handler, Pony Club Rider, Pony Club Horse Show Including Horse Sports Participant Risk Tea Pot Cosies ...... Page 16 Mount, Pony Club Mount Most Suited to ODE ...... Page 34 Acknowledgment & Waiver form ...... Pages 55-57 Popular Yesteryear ...... Page 16 Section Q Ring 5 - Official HRCAV Ring ...... Page 34 Horticulture ...... Page 58 Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd Competitions ...... Page 16 Section R Ring 6 - Standardbred Horses ...... Page 35 Photography ...... Page 59 Hand Spun Fibres ...... Page 16 Hi Point Award Show ...... Page 35 Poultry ...... Page 60 Hand Spun Knitting, Crochet, Woven & Felting ...... Page 17 Supreme Led Standardbred Exhibit...... Page 35 Sheep ...... Pages 61-63 Sewing Competition ...... Page 17 Monday 9th March, 2020 Fancy Work & Sewing Embroidery ...... Page 17 The Alabar HERO Series ...... Page 35 WEETHALLE INFORMATION ...... Page 46

5 reserve the right to move an Exhibit which in their opinion is General Show entered in an incorrect class, & enter it in the correct class. 12. Animals may be expelled from the Showgrounds if, in the opinion of the Officers of the Society, they are deemed to be Regulations causing a nuisance or danger to members of the public. 13. No Judge shall be an Exhibitor in the class, section or Competitors And Exhibits department in which they are judging. For the purpose of these regulations, Society shall mean the Berwick 14. All horses, cattle, sheep or goats, exhibited at the Show may be and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society Inc., or any Officer subject to an examination of their mouth by a Veterinary connected therewith. Surgeon, & should the state of dentition indicate that the animal Grounds shall mean the Show Grounds controlled by the Society, & is too old for the section in which it is entered the Stewards will Show shall mean Exhibition of any exhibit within the Grounds of the have the power to disqualify the animal & report the matter to Society, on those days advertised as being the Days of the Show, of the Committee. the said Society.

General General Information 15. Any prize or prizes awarded at the Show & left unclaimed for ENTRIES: more than six months shall be forfeited. 1. Entries are accepted either by electronically or written entry 16. The Showgrounds will be open to Exhibitors and Competitors at forms supplied by the Society on or before the advertised 6.30am on both days of the Show, or at those times set down by closing date. Written entry forms to be lodged with the Secretary, the General Committee. PO Box 442, BERWICK, VIC 3806. The Executive Officer reserves the right not to accept entries received after this date, 17. The Committee shall, without assigning a reason; or if incorrectly submitted. c Cancel a class or event c Alter the Judging time of an event. 2. Entry Fees will be specified in the Schedules. The correct entry fee must accompany each entry or submitted electronically or 18. All Competitors compete at their own risk. the entry may not be accepted. Cheques, Money Orders or 19. Exhibitors, whilst at the Show, work within the Occupational Postal Notes, should be crossed & made payable to the Berwick Health and Safety legislation of the State of Victoria. and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. 20. DUTY OF CARE 3. The Committee shall have the power to reject any entry without being called upon to disclose their reason for so doing. All competitors have a “Duty of Care” to avoid exposing themselves or other people to situations that could lead to injury. This “Duty of 4. The Lodging of an entry, either written or electronically, shall Care” extends to the prevention of damage to property. bind the Exhibitor to the rules & conditions set out herein & the signature of any Exhibitor on the Society’s entry form 21. DIRECTION shall be an acceptance of these rules and conditions. Any Competitors must comply with any reasonable request by a Berwick Exhibitor who supplies any incorrect information to any Officer of Show Society representative. the Society or otherwise misleads the Society, shall render themselves liable for disqualification for such term as the 22. HAZARD & INCIDENT REPORTING General Committee may see fit. Competitors must notify the Secretary’s Office immediately of any 5. In the event of the Show being cancelled Entry Fees will not be hazards detected or incidents. Hazards or incidents are any situation refunded. that could result or has resulted in: 6. PRIVACY (a) The injury, illness or death of any person or animal By completing an Entry Form, either written or electronically, an (b) The damage, destruction or loss of property. exhibitor will be supplying the Berwick and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc (Berwick and District Show Society) with 23. PUBLIC LIABILITY ‘personal information (things like your name, address, phone Exhibitors showing their animals are required to have Public number, email address etc). Without this information the Society Liability Insurance. will not be able to administer your entry. 24. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXHIBITORS, COMPETITORS AND EXHIBITS: c Competitors should supply their own “Safety Switch” (RCD) for 7. A “Novice Exhibitor”, is one who has not won a 1st Prize at any installation at each power outlet they use. Agricultural Society Show in the same or similar class. 8. All produce exhibited must be grown, manufactured & be the c Extension cords must be earthed and all electrical appliances bona fide property of the Exhibitor, unless specified otherwise. must be earthed or double insulated. Appliances must be in a sound working order. 9. Any Animal with a notifiable or contagious disease will be excluded from the Showgrounds. c The use of double adapters is strictly prohibited. Power boards must be fitted with current overload protection. 10. The Society accepts no responsibility for the loss or damage to an Exhibit or injury to an Exhibitor, or the c Radiant electric or gas heaters are prohibited. property of a Society Patron, whilst travelling to, or whilst c Light sockets must not be used for any other purpose than for exhibiting at, or travelling from a function organised by, the lighting. Society. c No naked flames permitted. 11. Each Exhibitor must enter their exhibit in the proper class (as per the entry form received from the Secretary, stating Section, Class c All Exhibitor electrical items, including leads must have a current & Exhibit number) in which it has been entered. The Stewards safety compliance tag.

6 35. Gambling is strictly prohibited within the Showgrounds, & any IN THE EVENT OF A MAJOR person found offending in this regard shall be removed forthwith INCIDENT EXHIBITORS ARE TO & given in charge of the Police. 36. Selling of Raffle Tickets & or seeking donations by any person is FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS/ not permitted unless written permission from the Society DIRECTIONS FROM DESIGNATED Secretary is granted. BERWICK SHOW SOCIETY 37. Any person jumping fences or disturbing exhibits or interfering WARDENS with exhibits will be prosecuted & removed from the grounds. 38. The Public will be admitted to the Ground on payment of the fee determined from time to time by the Committee. DISPUTES: 39. EMERGENCY INFORMATION 25. At the conclusion of an event, in the event of a tie, the prize Emergency Management information including a map showing money will be equally divided between the tied competitors, eg: Emergency Assembly Points is held by all Exhibit Supervisors and at when two competitors tie for 1st place, the prize money for 1st & the Secretary’s Office. Competitors should familiarise themselves with General Information 2nd place will be divided equally between the tied competitors. these plans. 26. All disputes shall be determined by a disputes Committee, 40. FIRST AID consisting of President, Senior Vice President, Junior Vice VFAST (Victorian First Aid Services and Training) are located near the President & Immediate Past President together with the Secretary’s Office. Chairman of the section concerned, who shall have power to disqualify any Exhibitor from the section or class for the period of 41. EMERGENCY FACILITIES the Show in which the dispute shall arise. Fire fighting and other emergency equipment must not be removed or used for any other purpose. Missing or unserviceable equipment 27. The Dispute Committee shall report on all such disputes & the should be reported to the Secretary’s Office immediately. action taken, to the General Committee of the Society, who shall have the power to impose such penalty or disqualification for 42. WASTE DISPOSAL such term as they see fit. All waste, including liquids, must be disposed of responsibly. Storm 28. Any protest against a Judge’s decision must be made in writing drains must not be used for the disposal of waste. All areas must be within one hour of the making of an award by the Judge, whose kept in clean and tidy order. decision is being disputed, & such writing shall be handed to the 43. SLIPS, TRIPS & FALLS Secretary accompanied by a deposit of $5.00 which shall be forfeited if the appeal is considered to be frivolous. Care must be taken to minimize hazards and obstacles. 29. The decisions of the Disputes Committee shall be final, provided 44. SMOKING always that an Exhibitor may appeal to the General Committee Smoking is not permitted inside buildings, within 10m of a building upon lodgement of a further deposit of $10.00 to be forfeited if entrance, around combustibles, during public performances or while the Committee considers such appeal to be frivolous. handling hazardous materials. 30. In the construing or interpretation of these rules or anything 45. ALCOHOL arising therefrom, the Disputes Committee shall be the No alcohol or glass is permitted to be brought into the Showgrounds. determining body. 46. DOGS JUDGING: On Show Days dogs belonging to the General Public are not allowed into the Showgrounds unless they are ‘special needs’ dogs. Dogs 31. The Judges may award a 2nd or 3rd prize instead of 1st prize, or belonging to Exhibitors are allowed into the Showgrounds except in may withhold a prize altogether where there is only one exhibit, restricted areas i.e. Cattle Section, Food Court and must be on a leash or where the exhibits are not considered worthy. at all times 32. The Judge’s decision shall be final & no appeal shall lie, except 47. DRONES as set out in Rules 17, 25-30. The use of drones is not permitted on the showgrounds. 33. One or more of the Committee or a Steward appointed by the 48. WORKING WITH CHILDRENS CHECK Committee will attend the Judges in each section. It will be their Because of new legislation which came into effect on 1st August 2017, duty to see that no obstruction is offered the Judges & that the regarding Working with Children, all persons working at Berwick Show space allotted to any section is not encroached upon. They will including Judges, Stewards, Volunteers are required to provide a communicate with the Disputes Committee and ticket the current Working with Children Card. winning exhibit.

GENERAL: The Berwick & District 34. The right to hold sideshows or amusements remains the Society’s property & shall be left to approved persons upon Show Society is affiliated application in writing & upon such terms & conditions as the Society shall deem fit, & no such sideshow or amusement shall with the Victorian be admitted to the Showgrounds without the written permission of the Secretary. Agricultural Show Ltd.

7 art OPEN ART SECTION All exhibits must be framed and have been completed during the SECTION PA previous 24 months, and must not exceed 1 square metre Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, ART EXHIBITION Best Exhibit Rosette will be awarded Class Entries close: Mail - Tuesday 4th February 2020 9001. Pastels Online - Friday 14th February 2020 9002. Oils Pavilion Superintendent: Mr. Shane Pendlebury, SSVAPS 9003. Mixed Media (Still life) 9004. Mixed Media (Portraiture) 9005. Mixed Media (Landscape) DELIVERY & 9006. Watercolour

Art Section COLLECTION TIMES 9007. Drawings 9008. Acrylics 1. All Art Exhibits are to be delivered to Akoonah Park Centre (Main 9009. Airbrushing Building) between 8.30am & 7.00pm on Wednesday 19th February 2020. JUNIOR ART SECTION 2. The Art Exhibition will close on Sunday 23rd February at 4.00pm. All exhibits must be framed and have been completed during the Exhibits can be collected between 5.00pm & 6.00pm on this day. previous 24 months, and must not exceed 1 square metre 3. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to collect their exhibits. Entry Fee: $2.00) 4. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd , 3rd Best Exhibit Rosette will be awarded REGULATIONS 15 YEARS TO 18 YEARS Class 1. The society will take all care, but will not be responsible for any loss 9021. Any Medium or damage to the exhibits. All exhibits are at the sole risk of the exhibitor 12 YEARS TO 14 YEARS Class 2. All exhibits must remain on display during the show 9022. Any Medium Basket Weaving How to Enter: Online - showdayonline – link on the website – berwickshow.org.au Download schedule from website - use the Craft entry form and post to PO Box 442 Berwick Entries Close: Mail - Tuesday4th February 2020 Online - Tuesday 14th February 2020 Entry Fee: $2 - Children enter free Delivery and Collection Times: ALL BASKET WEAVING EXHIBITS MUST BE STAGED IN PAVILION BY FRIDAY 21ST FEBRUARY – 3PM LATE ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL BE ACCEPTED All exhibits must remain on display during the show and can be collected after the close of pavilion. The Pavilion will close at 4pm on Novice Sunday 23rd February. 15001 Novice Basketry Woven – natural and/or synthetic fibres Note: Exhibits in all classes must not be larger than 55cm x 55cm 15002 Novice Basketry coiled – natural and/or synthetic fibres including any handles. Novice: an exhibitor with no more than two years’ experience in this Open section and who has not won 1st prize in this section at any Royal 15011 Basketry woven - natural and/or synthetic fibres Show. 15012 Basketry coiled – natural and/or synthetic fibres

For further information see website or contact secretary email: [email protected]

8 c The Judge may award a second prize instead of a first, or may withhold a SCHEDULE FOR prize altogether if he/she thinks there is not sufficient merit. c The society has the right to split classes pending the number of entry’s and age of animals then judge the top 3 entrants in each class to CATTLE EVENTS compete for the winning places. c The decision of the Judge as to the merits of Exhibits shall be final and without appeal. All Cattle - Friday 21st and c No Exhibitor shall interfere with the Exhibits in ANY WAY whatever during the time the Exhibition is open. Saturday 22nd February 2020 c Berwick and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. will not be held responsible if an exhibitor has entered the incorrect class, after judging has NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED commenced. It is the responsibility of the Exhibitor to check section classes and will forfeit any prize money given. Bedding will be provided for all cattle in Stud Classes. c If, in the opinion of the Chairperson or Stewards the conduct of any The Berwick A. & H. Society Cattle Committee wishes to Exhibitor or any other person shall be such as to demand such a course, they shall have the power to forfeit any or all prizes such Exhibitors may acknowledge and thank the following who have provided have won, and may further cause such person or Exhibitor and Exhibit to consistent support, donations and sponsorship: be removed from the Showgrounds. c If due to unforeseen circumstances sponsorship is not forthcoming for any ● Alex Scott & Staff sponsored class, the prizemoney/prize may not be provided by Berwick ● Buchanan Park – A & J Furborough and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. ● Central Vic Hereford Breeders Group c The society reserves the right to substitute trophies and prize money for Cattle Section ● Chippa’s Fencing & Maintenance prizes. ● Granny Reilly Produce c The lodging of any entry shall bind the exhibitor or a person or persons ● G & S Farm Supplies Pty Ltd – Gus Kirk taking part in functions on behalf of an exhibitor to the rules and ● Helen Fyfe and Family regulations set out herein and the general show regulations & the ● Jeff & Bev Tully signature of any exhibitor on the Society’s entry form shall be an acceptance of these rules and conditions. ● John Lloyd Estate ● Ke Warra Poll Hereford Stud-Coghill Family c Parent/Guardian to sign if exhibitor is under 18 years of age. ● L. Reeve & S. Beaumont c Exhibitors are requested to respect designated loading ramps and wash ● McDonald Family of Berwick areas to comply with biosecurity measures which includes exhibitors completing the National Cattle Health Declaration form upon entry. ● Mt Ararat Simmentals-John Leeks ● Murray Forsyth Trust Trophy c It is a Department of Primary Industries requirement that “all cattle leaving a property including cattle attending cattle shows must carry an NLIS ● Mrs W Anderson identification tag. Scanning will take place by a committee member during ● Pakenham Produce & Saddlery the show. ● Pinaroo Hills Simmental Stud - P & V Wenn c Any animal showing signs of notable or contagious diseases or parasites ● Propharma Australia Pty Ltd shall be removed immediately, at the discretion of the chief steward. ● Trevor Burr & Chipperfield Family Farm c All exhibitors are responsible for the safe control and supervision of their ● Wattlewood Angus and Stockhorses - F. & J. Glover animals. All Cattle are to be tethered by a halter and also secured by a ● William Johnson Memorial Trust neck strap. ● W & N Ritchie c All beef cattle in the judging rings must be fitted with a halter containing a chain under the chin. No rope halters will be allowed during judging, with Cattle Sub Committee: the exception of calves being led Mr Andrew Spierings (Chairperson) c Under no circumstance are any beef cattle to be moved around the cattle section without the correct nose grip/ring with attached lead and halter. l. Anderson, J. Barton, K. Chipperfield, A. Furborough, A. Fyfe, G. King, N. King OAM, N. Ritchie (Hospitality), J. Tully, P. Wenn, V. Wenn c It is a requirement that all exhibitors must wear appropriate footwear and clothing whilst handling cattle. No thongs or open shoes are permitted The Berwick Show Society and Cattle Committee wishes to thank the within the cattle section. following volunteers for their assistance and ongoing support: c All exhibitors must work within the Occupational Health & Legislation of the state Victoria and ensure the safety of themselves, animals and persons A Archibold, C. Archibold, E. Arnott, G. Coats, R. Cochrane, C. Coghill, attending with them during the show. G. Coghill, J. Coghill, C. Collins, K. Collins, G. Coverdale, K Dowsett, c The Chief Steward reserves the right to withdraw or deny an entry at their J. Duggan, F. Glover, L Harvey, W. Ritchie, D. Postlethwaite, G Postlethwaite, discretion, prior to and during the show. If an exhibitor fails to comply with E. Scheiner, G.Schofield, R. Templeton, J.Tully the request of a representative of the Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society Inc, then the Chairperson may impose a penalty including but not limited to, denial from future competition at that or any Cattle Section Conditions, Rules and future Berwick Shows, surrender of prize money, forfeiture of entry fees Regulations to be read in conjunction with paid, immediate expulsion from Akoonah Park.. c First Aid services will be provided by the Berwick and District Agricultural general show rules: and Horticultural Society Inc by an independent company. c Entry to showgrounds will be from 2pm Friday of the show unless prior c All exhibitors please be made aware of Pesti Virus and we ask that you arrangement has been granted for cattle exhibitors consider this upon entering. We recommend all animals be tested prior to c The only camping permitted on the grounds will be for Cattle Exhibitors entry as Berwick A.& H. Society take no responsibility. arriving on Friday, who can stay overnight with prior arrangement for Friday c Smoking is not permitted inside buildings, within 10m of a building night only, in a designated area within the cattle section. entrance, around combustibles, during public performances or while c All exhibitors must not leave the grounds until after Beef Interbreed on handling hazardous materials. Saturday of the show and in the event of adverse weather and the c Extension cords must be earthed and all electrical appliances must be discretion of the Chairman, time may change. earthed or double insulated. Appliances must be in a sound working order. c All exhibitors and cattle must be removed from the grounds by 5.00pm on The use of double adapters is strictly prohibited. Power boards must be the Saturday. No camping permitted prior to Friday of the show and fitted with current overload protection thereafter. c Radiant electric or gas heaters are prohibited. No naked flames are c Exhibitors, handlers and primary producers who show and enter their permitted. animals are required to have public liability insurance and must provide a c All Exhibitor electrical items, including leads must have a current safety copy with each entry, including online entries. compliance tag. c Breeding dates are as of the date of the show, each year. c All areas must be kept clean and tidy with clearly defined and available c No Exhibit will be admitted onto the Showgrounds, unless tickets received access and exit routes at all times. Build-up of combustible waste must be when entries are made and presented at the gate. Please ensure you avoided at all times. allow enough time for postage. c Care must be taken to minimize trip hazards and obstacles that people c Exhibitors will be required to place Exhibits as directed by the Stewards or may walk into. Avoid laying unprotected cables, pipes on paths, walkways the Secretary. All vehicles bringing Exhibits to the yards must be removed or roads. Exhibitors are to keep items clear from marshalling areas and from the yards after discharging their loads, or placed where directed by walkways. the Stewards of the Section c No person, except exhibitors entered and confirmed stewards will be c Emergency information and maps showing Emergency Assembly Points permitted to remain in the judging ring during the judging. The persons in are located in the schedule. Exhibitors should be familiar with these plans. charge must on no account leave their respective lots, or address the c Exhibitors must notify the Chairperson, Committee Members, Stewards or Judge, unless authorised by the Stewards. Secretary immediately of any hazards detected or incidents.

9 c Hazards or incidents are any situation that could result or has 2011. Cow, 6 years and over, in milk resulted in: 2012. Best Vessel Sash for first prize only (a) the injury, illness or death of any person or animal Senior Champion Dairy Cow: $100 (b) the damage, destruction or loss of property. Reserve Champion Dairy Cow: $50 and sash. c No dogs are permitted within the cattle area. c All female animals beef/dairy over the age of 9 months must be led by a 2020 SUPREME DAIRY EXHIBIT: note grip and lead. c All Bulls 6-9 months of age must be led by a nose grip or ring and lead. c All Bulls over the age of 9 months must be led by a ring through the nose “The Gordon Fyfe and lead. c All calves at foot must be under 9 months of age on day of show. Calves at foot must be the natural progeny of the Dam and Sire and eligible for Memorial Trophy” registration of the Breed Society of the Dam and Sire. AND $250 SPONSORED BY TREVOR BURR & c Each group in the cattle sections must be the property of one exhibitor. CHIPPERFIELD FAMILY FARM c No led breed class animals can enter into commercial classes 2013. Pair of Heifers, Yearling (Selected from Classes 1-3) c No commercial animals can enter into breed classes 2014. Group of 3 Females, owned by exhibitor c All cattle handlers must not be under the influence of alcohol and/or illicit 2015. Pair of Cows in milk or dry, owned by exhibitor drugs on Show Days. 2016. Pair of Females, any age, owned by exhibitor, by one sire c All cattle handlers of Bulls aged 12 months and over must be 16 years old 2017. Dam & Daughter, or Two Daughters of One Cow and over on Show Day. MOST SUCCESSFUL DAIRY EXHIBITOR

Cattle Section c Junior handler classes - all entrants must only parade Heifers up to the age of 24 months in this competition. No Bulls are permitted in Junior handler classes DAIRY CATTLE JUNIOR HANDLER COMPETITION Order of Judging: Entry Fees: Free and lodged with your normal entries on the day. Parent/ Friday Guardian to sign if exhibitor is under 18 years of age. The lodging of any 6.00pm Berwick Beef Junior Youth Show entry shall bind the exhibitor or a person or persons taking part in functions Beef Handlers, Junior Judging on behalf of an exhibitor to the rules and regulations set out herein and the general show regulations. Saturday 9.00am Beef British Cattle Aim: To encourage young people to take an active interest in animal husbandry and cattle preparation and handling. Then continue through to 9.00am Dairy Cattle the Young Handler Competition. 9.30am Beef European Cattle Class Beef Interbreed to follow normal Beef Classes 2018. Intermediate Section: (10 years and under 15 years) Lunch to follow Beef Interbreed Winner: $10 Runner-up: $5 Led Steer Classes to follow the lunch break 2019. Junior Section: (Under 10 years of age) Winner: $10 Runner-up: $5 VAS Ltd. DAIRY CATTLE YOUNG PARADER DAIRY CATTLE COMPETITION Chief Steward: I. Anderson. Entry Fees: Free and lodged with your normal entries on the day. Parent/ The N.E. Beaumont Memorial Prize of $100 donated by L. Reeve and Guardian to sign if exhibitor is under 18 years of age. The lodging of any S. Beaumont will be awarded to the Exhibitor who obtains the Highest entry shall bind the exhibitor or a person or persons taking part in functions Aggregate of Points in all Dairy Cattle Classes, on the basis of three points on behalf of an exhibitor to the rules and regulations set out herein and the for First placing, two points for second placing and one point for Third general show regulations. placing. Points will only be allotted when there is more than one Exhibitor Prize Money: First, $20.00; Second, $10.00; Third, $5.00 in a Section. Class BREEDING YEAR DATES FROM 1ST JULY EACH YEAR UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE, FOR ALL CATTLE IN DAIRY CATTLE SECTIONS. 2020. 15 years and under 25 years. Conditions: It is the responsibility of entrants to obtain the use of an THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE TROPHIES FOR animal being exhibited on the day. (Exhibitors are under no obligation to PRIZE MONEY AND PRIZES assist potential entrants). The age of the animal is to be between 6 and 22 months. The animal must be broken to lead. The lodging of any entry shall ALL BREEDS bind the exhibitor or a person or persons taking part in functions on behalf of an exhibitor to the conditions, rules and regulations set out herein and DAIRY CATTLE CLASSES the general show regulations. JUDGING COMMENCES 9.00AM Entry Fees: $10 PER CLASS INCLUDING GROUPS/PAIRS VAS Ltd DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING Please refer to the Cattle Section Conditions, Rules and Regulations to be COMPETITION read in conjunction with general show rules. Entry Fees: : Free and lodged with your normal entries on the day. Parent/ Guardian to sign if exhibitor is under 18 years of age. The lodging of any Prize Money: First: $15, Second $10 entry shall bind the exhibitor or a person or persons taking part in functions Class on behalf of an exhibitor to the rules and regulations set out herein and the 2001. Heifer, born after 1/7/19 general show regulations. 2002. Heifer, born between 1/1/19 and 30/6/19 BEST DAIRY HEIFER UNDER 12 MONTHS Berwick A. & H. Society Sash Prize Money: First, $20.00; Second, $10.00; Third, $5.00 2003. Heifer, born between 1/7/18 and 31/12/18 Class 2004. Heifer, born between 1/1/18 and 30/6/18 2021. 15 years and under 25 years. Junior Champion Dairy Heifer Reserve Junior Champion Dairy Heifer Conditions: The competition is open to competitors 15 and under 25 years 2005. Heifer, in milk, born between 1/7/17 and 31/12/17 of age. Not less than four animals of one breed are to be judged and 2006. Heifer, in milk, born between 1/1/17 and 30/6/17 placed 1st, 2nd & 3rd by the competitor in accordance with the points 2007. Cow, 3 years in milk 1/7/16 and 31/12/16 awarded. The lodging of any entry shall bind the exhibitor or a person or 2008. Cow or Heifer, dry, born between 1/7/16 and 31/12/17 persons taking part in functions on behalf of an exhibitor to the rules and Intermediate Champion Dairy Cow: “The William Johnson Memorial regulations set out herein and the general show regulations. Trophy”, plus $100. VAS Rules: www.vicagshows.com.au Reserve Intermediate Champion Dairy Cow: $50 and Sash. 2009. Cow, 4 years and over, dry The winner of the VAS Ltd will automatically become eligible to 2010. Cow, 4 or 5 years, in milk compete at the International Dairy Week January 2021.

10 BEEF CATTLE JUDGING beef cattle FOLLOWING FROM JUNIOR HANDLER CLASSES Chairperson: Andrew Spierings Entry Fees: Free and lodged on the day. Parent/Guardian to sign if exhibitor Please refer to the Cattle Section Conditions, Rules and Regulations to be is under 18 years of age. The lodging of any entry shall bind the exhibitor or read in conjunction with general show rules. a person or persons taking part in functions on behalf of an exhibitor to the Each Stud Exhibitor will receive a donation from Propharma at the rules and regulations set out herein and the general show regulations. conclusion of the Judging. Prizes Donated by: Pakenham Produce and Saddlery for all Beef Judging entrants. Prize Money: First: $25, Second: $15, Third: $10 Class FRIDAY NIGHT 2025. Junior Under 15 years THE “GORDON CUMMING” MEMORIAL 2026. Senior 15-25 years (VAS Ltd. AFFILIATED) JUNIOR YOUTH SHOW The winner and runner up of the Senior Beef Cattle Judging section will automatically become eligible to compete at the Royal Melbourne SPONSORED BY Show. Winners of VAS Competitions at other Shows within past 6 months may compete, but must notify Steward when entering. Not less than four animals of the beef breeds are to be judged and placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd by the competitor in accordance with points awarded

VAS Rules: www.vicagshows.com.au Cattle Section Saturday 22nd February 2020 Friday 21st February 2020 Junior Program Incorporating: South East On-Farm THE GORDON CUMMING Challenge JUNIOR HANDLERS COMPETITION BEEF COMMERCIAL CLASSES Commences at 6pm followed by The South East On-Farm Challenge is judged in November preceding Junior Judging and then BBQ Dinner. the Show. Prizes will be presented for: 2056. Pair of Heifers (joined or unjoined) 2057. Pair of Cows and Calves **CHAMPION PARADER** 2058. Pen of three Steers SPONSORED BY 2059. Bull under 18 months South East On-Farm Grand Champion BEEF CATTLE - BRITISH/EUROPEAN BREEDS JUDGING TO START AT 9.00AM SHARP Entry Fees: $10.00 PER CLASS INCLUDING INTERBREED GROUPS/PAIRS The winners of classes: 2022, 2023, 2024 will compete Prize Money: First: $40, Second: $20, Third: $10 for these two Special Awards All Animals must be registered Purebred status with their appropriate Breed Champion Handler Society respective Herd Book of Societies in Australia to enter in . Reserve Champion Handler SPECIAL PRIZE BY: MT ARARAT SIMMENTAL STUD $200 TO THE BEEF STUD CATTLE EXHIBITOR WITH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF BEEF CATTLE ENTRIES APPEARING ON SATURDAY THE GORDON CUMMING MEMORIAL OF THE SHOW. JUNIOR HANDLER COMPETITION JUDGING TO START 6.00PM SHARP BRITISH BREEDS FRIDAY 21ST FEBRUARY 2020 British Breeds: Angus, Red Angus, , South Devon, Beef , Australian Shorthorn, Shorthorn, Welsh Black, Dexter, Entry Fees: Free and lodged with your normal entries on the day. Parent/ Australian Lowline, Miniature Hereford, Murray Grey, Poll Hereford, Guardian to sign if exhibitor is under 18 years of age. The lodging of any Hereford, , Speckle Park entry shall bind the exhibitor or a person or persons taking part in functions Class: on behalf of an exhibitor to the rules and regulations set out herein and the 2029. Bull, under 12 months general show regulations. 2030. Bull, 12 months and under 15 months Prize money: First: $25, Second: $20, Third: $15, Fourth: $10, Fifth: $5 Junior Champion Bull Reserve Junior Champion Bull 2031. Bull, 15 months and under 18 months Class 2022: Under 10 years 2032. Bull, 18 months and under 20 months Prize Money Sponsored by: McDonald Family of Berwick Intermediate Champion Bull Prize Sponsored by: Ke Warra Poll Hereford Stud Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull 2033. Bull, 20 months and under 24 months Class 2023: 10 and under 15 years 2034. Bull, 24 months and over Senior Champion Bull Prize Money Sponsored by: Pinaroo Hills Simmental Stud Reserve Senior Champion Bull Prize Sponsored by: Glover Family All Champions are eligible for Interbreed – Junior/Intermediate/Senior 2035. Heifer, under 12 months Class 2024: 15 and under 25 years 2036. Heifer, 12 months and under 15 months (VAS Ltd. AFFILIATED) Junior Champion Female Reserve Junior Champion Female Prize Money Sponsored by: McDonald Family of Berwick 2037. Heifer, 15 months and under18 months Prize Sponsored by: Wes & Narelle Ritchie 2038. Heifer, 18 months and under 20 months Intermediate Champion Female Maurice Bashford Encouragement Parader Reserve Intermediate Champion Female Memorial Trophy 2039 Heifer or Cow 20 months and under 24 months The winner and runner up of Class 2024 2040 Heifer or Cow 24 months and over will automatically become eligible to compete at the Senior Champion Females Reserve Senior Champion Female Royal Melbourne Show. ALL EXHIBITOR GROUP/PAIRS ARE NOW ELIGIBLE TO ENTER IN THE Please Note: handlers must only parade Heifers up to the age of 24 INTERBREED PAIR OF BULLS/PAIR OF FEMALES/GROUP OF THREE. months in this competition. No Bulls are permitted. THERE ARE NO BRITISH/EUORPEAN GROUP/PAIR CLASSES VAS Rules: www.vicagshows.com.au $10.00 ENTRY FEE APPLIES PER PAIR/GROUP INTERBREED CLASS

11 EUROPEAN / BOS INDICUS BREEDS BEST BEEF MALE EXHIBIT JUDGING TO START AT 9.30AM SHARP PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY: HELEN FYFE AND FAMILY (Murray Forsyth Trophy to be presented by: Mrs. Noelene King OAM) European: Charolais Limousin, Simmental, Pinzgauer, This exhibit will receive a trophy and/or cash to the value of $250 Salers, Gelbvieh, Belgian Blue, Maine Anjou, Braunvieh, Bazadaize, Blonde d’ Aquitaine, Santa Gertrudis Class: THE MURRAY FORSYTH 2041. Bull, under 12 months 2042. Bull, 12 months and under 15 months Junior Champion Bull BEST FEMALE EXHIBIT Reserve Junior Champion Bull PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY: HELEN FYFE AND FAMILY 2043. Bull, 15 months and under 18 months 2044. Bull, 18 months and under 20 months (Murray Forsyth Trophy to be presented by: Mrs. Noelene King OAM) Intermediate Champion Bull This exhibit will receive a trophy and/or cash to the value of $250 Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull (JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE, SENIOR BRITISH AND EUROPEAN/BOS INDICUS 2045. Bull, 20 months and under 24 months 2046. Bull, 24 months and over CHAMPIONS ELIGIBLE) Senior Champion Bull Reserve Senior Champion Bull All Champions are eligible for Interbreed – Junior/Intermediate/Senior 2047. Heifer, under 12 months SUPREME BEEF EXHIBIT Cattle Section 2048. Heifer, 12 months and under 15 months SPONSORED BY Junior Champion Female Buchanan Park Welsh Black Cattle Stud - Reserve Junior Champion Female 2049. Heifer, 15 months and under18 months A & J Furborough 2050. Heifer, 18 months and under 20 months The Supreme exhibit will receive the John Lloyd Trophy and cash Intermediate Champion Female to the value of $200 Reserve Intermediate Champion Female Will be judged from the Best Male & Best Female exhibits 2051. Heifer or Cow 20 months and under 24 months 2052. Heifer or Cow 24 months and over Senior Champion Female Reserve Senior Champion Female ALL EXHIBITOR GROUP/PAIRS ARE NOW ELIGIBLE TO ENTER IN THE The Marty Alberni INTERBREED PAIR OF BULLS/PAIR OF FEMALES/GROUP OF THREE. THERE ARE NO BRITISH/EUORPEAN GROUP/PAIR CLASSES $10.00 ENTRY FEE APPLIES PER PAIR/GROUP INTERBREED CLASS Junior Herdsperson Award $100 Cash Prize Money Sponsored by: beef ALEX SCOTT & STAFF Trophy Kindly Donated by: interbreed JEFF TULLY JUDGING TO FOLLOW NORMAL BEEF CLASSES This award will be judged on the Friday and Saturday of the Show in conjunction with the Dairy and Beef Groups/Pairs must be owned by the exhibitor Cattle Show. The Competition is open to all cattle handlers, under 25 years of Class 2053: age, on the day of the Show. Competitors are required to register BEST BEEF GROUP OF THREE by the Friday of the Show. SPONSORED BY: THE CITY OF CASEY Judges will take into consideration the following: c General enthusiasm and initiative The winning Group will receive a $200 voucher donated by G & S Livestock Services c Presentation of the herdsperson c Presentation of exhibit/s including bedding, Breed (ALL BRITISH AND EUROPEAN/BOS INDICUS BEEF BREEDS ARE ELIGIBLE promotion etc. TO ENTER INTO THIS SECTION TO COMPETE) c Safety around cattle $10.00 ENTRY FEE APPLIES. c Involvement in Junior Handler/Judging Classes. c You do not need to be at the Show with your own cattle. Class 2054: c You can be assisting an owner or be employed by an owner. BEST PAIR OF FEMALES c Judges will be appointed and will not be made known to SPONSORED BY: ALEX SCOTT & STAFF you. The winner will receive a trophy or cash to the value of $200 Runner Up - $50 prize money donated by Geoffrey Marriott (ALL BRITISH AND EUROPEAN/BOS INDICUS BEEF BREEDS ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER INTO THIS SECTION TO COMPETE) LED STEER $10.00 ENTRY FEE APPLIES. Class 2055: COMPETITION BEST PAIR OF BULLS JUDGING TO FOLLOW THE LUNCHEON BREAK PRIZE MONEY SPONSORED BY CHIPPA’S FENCING & MAINTENANCE This is an aggregate competition conducted by the AND BERWICK SHOW Gippsland Steer Association, Inc. This pair will receive a trophy or cash to the value of $200 Runner Up - $50 prize money donated by Geoffrey Marriott All entries must be submitted to the Gippsland Steer (ALL BRITISH AND EUROPEAN/BOS INDICUS BEEF BREEDS ARE ELIGIBLE Association prior to Dandenong Show in the year TO ENTER INTO THIS SECTION TO COMPETE)) preceding the Show $10.00 ENTRY FEE APPLIES.

12 craft and BEST EXHIBIT IN CRAFT & COOKING cooking PAVILION WILL RECEIVE THE Entries close: Mail - Tuesday 4th February 2020 IAN DONALDSON Online - Thursday 13th February 2020 PLAQUE Pavilion Superintendant: Mrs H. Tyrell Sponsored by the Berwick & District Stewards: : H Tyrrell, R. Luxford, P. Jones Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc.

DELIVERY & COLLECTION TIMES: CRAFT & COOKING THE SOCIETY GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING 1. The Craft & Cooking Pavilion will be open from 8.30am to SPONSORS OF THE COOKING, CRAFT, AND EXHIBITS 7.00pm (SHARP) on Wednesday 19th February 2020, to except c Cake Decorators Assoc of Victoria all exhibits. c Framing To A T Picture Framers & Designers - HALLAM c Machine Knitters Association of Victoria ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION BY 7.00PM. c Mrs Heather Tyrrell LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED c The Cake Stop - Shop 1, 46-50 Old Princes Hwy, BEACONSFIELD 2. All exhibits must remain on display during the show. The Pavilion Phone 9769 7099 will close at 4pm on Sunday 23rd February, and Exhibits must c Fine Dining Concepts - 0417 392 433 be collected between 5.00pm - 6.00pm [SHARP) on this day. c Mars Foods Incorporated

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EXHIBITORS TO COLLECT THEIR Craft and Cooking Section EXHIBITS ON THIS DAY. Class 8120 THE SOCIETY WILL TAKE ALL CARE, BUT WILL NOT BE RESPONIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE TO THE EXHIBITS. ALL EXHIBITS ARE AT ONE PERSON’S WORK (5 PIECES) THE SOLE RISK OF THE EXHIBITOR Entry Fee: $2.00 Prize: 1st $10 and Cards and Ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Must include 1 piece from each section of Cookery, Home products, Knitting Crochet & Sewing, Craftwork. Show Cooking Hints Items in this class cannot be entered in other sections of the show - READ SCHEDULE CAREFULLY - (Specifications as for those Sections in this Schedule) CAKE SIZE – No cakes should be more than 25cm in diameter CLASS 8121 unless specifically stated. ONE FAMILIES WORK (4 PIECES) Chocolate Cake – Fine soft texture. Blend cocoa with a little hot water Entry Fee: $2.00 and cool before adding to mixture. Prize: 1st $10 and Cards and Ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Chocolate/Apricot Balls – Place on appropriate plate/bowl size Any combination of family members is eligible to enter Orange Cake – Fine even texture, even golden brown surface, well 4 Pieces of work from any of the sections - Cookery, Home products, flavoured with orange. Rind can be used. Sewing, Craftwork, Knitting or Crochet. Cup Cakes – Moist, fine texture, nice peak to rise above paper. Items in this class cannot be entered in other sections of the show. Plain Sponge – No butter. Two layers of identical thickness, weigh each tin to obtain same amount in each. Should be pale in colour, light GROUP WORK and soft in texture, not sticky and no cooler marks. OPEN TO ALL COMMUNITY OR HOBBY GROUPS Scones – Dainty 5cm rounds. Uniform shape and colouring, free from Entry Fee: $5.00 per group excess flour. DON’T screw cutter, select scones from the first rolling of dough. Prize: 1st Prize $10 Cards and Ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd CLASS Fruit Cake – Cut all fruit to size of a currant. Square tins with straight 8131. COLLECTION OF 10 ITEMS sides to be used. Paper lining 5cm above tin, use hands to mix 1. Presentation of a Collection of 10 items – see details below ingredients. Don’t scrape sides of bowl and put last bit on top of cake 2. Display to be no more than 1mx 1m mixture. Too hot an oven causes cracks, wrap cake in tin foil 3. Use of boxes, baskets etc can be used for display purposes immediately after taking cake from oven and allow to cool. Remove 4. Note rules for individual sections within this schedule 5. This will be judged on items and overall presentation cake from tin next day and re-wrap in foil to store. 6. No group name to be displayed before judging Bumping tin on table a few times helps remove air bubbles before Collection MUST include: cooking for fruit cakes and plum puddings. Make 21 days before 1. Cookery 5 cupcakes , iced and decorated Show. 2. Home Product –1 jar of jam (any variety) 3. Knitting, Crocheting or Sewing – 1 beanie or scarf (any Jams – Jars of Jam must have preserve covers only or screw medium) top lids 4. Craftwork - Papercraft – Handmade card (any occasion). – Ensure that any mould and any black sticky rings or marks 5. Plus 6 other items of your choice from any of the Cooking and Craft, Photography or Horticulture sections of the schedule – have been removed. eg one container of native foliage – one kind, one landscape – Ensure jars are filled to near capacity level. small print, Five fudge etc. – Attend to details like presentation of jars - making sure that 8132. One item that displays at least one technique of any Knitting, jars have been cleaned, old sticky labels removed etc. Crochet or Sewing eg. Patchwork quilt 8133. One item that displays use of at least one craftwork technique eg. Paper quilling - Item to be No larger than 1m x 1m

13 8142. Five Cupcakes - iced and decorated COOKERY 8143. Five Cupcakes - iced and handmade decoration Entry Fees: All Classes, $2.00 except Children Under 16 years CONFECTIONERY (Junior Classes) $1.00. Entry Fee: $2.00 Prize: Cards and Ribbons 1st, 2nd, 3rd. Best Rosette will be awarded for Best Exhibits. Class Ribbons and prize cards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. 8150. Five Fudge 8151. Five Nougat Exhibits NOT to be iced unless otherwise stated; to be staged on a plain 8152. Five Honeycomb white appropriate size PLASTIC plate without paper underneath, and 8153. Five Toffee covered with a plastic bag. Exhibit number attached to rim of plate (not on 8154. Five Rocky Road plastic bag. 8155. Five Coconut Rough NO PACKET MIX UNLESS STATED. 8156. Five Marshmellows Class 8157. Five Any other confectionery not listed 8000. Loaf of Bread (any variety) including Damper 8001. Loaf of Bread (any variety) made in a Breadmaker 8002. Five Plain Scones (no larger than 5cm) ‘BLOKES’ SECTION COOKERY 8003. Five Scones (any variety other than plain and no larger than 5cm) Entry Fee: $2.00 Prize: Cards and Ribbons 1st, 2nd, 3rd. 8004. Five Pikelets Class 8005. Five Yo-Yo’s 8160. Five Plain Scones 8006. Six Pieces Triangle Shortbread 8161. Chocolate Cake (iced top not decorated) 8007. Banana Cake / Banana Bread 8162. Five Muffins - any variety 8008. Hedgehog Slice (5 pieces) 8163. Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8009. Five Rum Balls 8164. Any other Cookery/Home Product not listed in this section 8010. Five Brownies (Own Recipe) 8011. Five Anzac Biscuits 8012. Five Cornflake Cookies AFTERNOON TEA TRAY Craft Craft and Cooking Section 8013. Best plate of Home Made Biscuits (2 varieties – different mixtures, 3 Entry Fee: $2.00 of each). Class 8014. Five Chocolate Chip Cookies 8122. Afternoon Tea Tray - Catering for Two People 8015. Sponge Cake (sandwich) 8016. Plain Cake 8017. Chocolate Cake or Mud Cake - uniced - maximum 20cm round WORKERS LUNCHBOX 8018. Marble Cake (iced top, not decorated) Entry Fee: $2.00 8019. Orange Cake (iced top – oblong shape, not decorated) Class 8020. Three Muffins (same variety) baked in Paper Cases 8124. Workers Lunchbox 8021. Health Loaf - sweet or savoury 8022. Fruit or Nut Loaf 8023. Tea Cake own recipe PICNIC BASKETS 8024. Boiled Fruit Cake (any variety) Entry Fee: $2.00 8025 Rich Fruit Cake Class 8026. Sultana Cake 8125. Small Picnic Basekt catering for two people 8027. Five Cupcakes Decorated 8126. Teddy Bears Picnic Basket 8028. Special dietary Cake (EG diabetic, Vegan) Please state & supply recipe 8030. Five Fruit Mince Pies JUNIOR COOKERY 8031. Five Jam Drops Entry Fee: $1.00. Prize: Cards and Society Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. In black permanent pen, write child’s name and age on underside of YEAR OF THE CUPCAKE plate. Attach Exhibit number to rim of plate. *Cup Cakes: – Moist, fine texture, nice peak to rise above 16 YEARS TO 18 YEARS paper cases Sponsored by Fine Dining Concepts Class Class 8140. Five Cupcakes - iced and decorated 8041. Five Scones (any variety) 8141. Five Cupcakes - iced and handmade decoration 8042. Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8142. Novice - Five Cupcakes - iced and decorated 8043. Packet cake, any variety, iced NOT decorated. Provide top of packet 8143. Novice - five Cupcakes - iced and handmade decoration 8044. Marble Cake (iced) 8042. 16-18 years - Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8045. Sponge, 4 eggs 8054. 13-15 years - Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8046 Five pieces of uncooked slice - one variety 8063. 9 -12 years - Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8047. Five Choc Chip Cookies 8082. 6 - 8 years - Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8048. Five Yo-Yo’s 8099. 5 years and under – Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8049. Five Biscuits. Any Variety 8163. ‘Blokes’ Section – Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8050. Five Honey Joys 8090. Any other homemade cookery - not listed NOVICE COOKERY 13 YEARS TO 15 YEARS Sponsored by Fine Dining Concepts Entry Fee: $2.00 Prize: Cards and Ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Class Sponsored by Fine Dining Concepts 8051. Three Muffins (any variety) Baked in Paper Cases A novice is a person who has not won a first place at a Show in the 8052. Five Scones (any variety) cooking section 8053. Packet Cake, Any Variety – Iced not decorated. Provide top of packet Class 8054. Five Cupcakes –iced and decorated 8033. Four Scones [any variety] No larger than 5cm 8055. Sponge, 4 egg 8034. Chocolate Cake uniced 8056. Chocolate Cake own recipe 8035 Cake (any variety), not iced or decorated 8057. Five homemade biscuits (any Variety) 8036 Sponge (any variety) 8058. Five Homemade Gingerbread Person 8037. Five Biscuits. Any variety 8059 Five Choc Chip Cookies 8038. Five Pieces Cooked Slice 8060. Five Cornflake Cookies 8039. Five Jam Drops 8161. Five Honey Joys 8040. Five Yo-yo’s 8191. Any other homemade cookery - not listed

14 8105. Arrangement of flowers. Buds and leaves additional. Flowers 9 YEARS TO 12 YEARS should be presented on a background, not necessarily a plaque. Sponsored by Fine Dining Concepts Wire, tulle, ribbon, sequins, glitter and non-synthetic stamens Class permitted. – 1st $5. 8061. Five Pikelets 8106. Imitation Cake e.g. styrene, decorated – 1st $5. 8062. Three Muffins (any variety) Baked in Paper Cases 8107. Creative Cake 6” – 1st $5. 8063. Five Cupcakes 8108 Cup Cake Tower – any occasion no more than 4 tier - 1st $5. 8064. Five Honey Joys 8109. Figurine - for any occasion - 1st Voucher 8065. Five cornflake Biscuits/Cookies 8110. Junior Decorated Cake for any occasion, not necessarily a fruit 8066. Plain Cake made from a Packet Mix (Un-iced) Supply top of packet cake – 1st $5. 8067. Five Scones (any variety) Exhibitors may offer cakes in this section for sale if they so desire. 8068. Five Biscuits. Any variety Price must be stipulated when entering exhibit. 8069. Five Anzac Biscuits 8070. Five Chocolate Chip Cookies 8071. Five Chocolate/Coconut Balls – Refer Cooking Hints 8072. Five Decorated or Iced Biscuits 8192. Any other homemade cookery - not listed home products 6 YEARS TO 8 YEARS Sponsored by Fine Dining Concepts Entry Fee: $2.00 Ribbons & Cards to 1st, 2nd, 3rd. Class Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8081. Edible necklace Plus Product from MARS FOODS 8082. Five Cupcakes – iced and decorated 8083. All entries to be at least 250gm and clear glass jars or bottles used. 8084. Five Pikelets All entries must be labelled with product name (no business names) 8085. Three Teddy Bear Biscuits (Decorated) Jars to be covered with preserve covers or screw top lids. 8086. Five Chocolate Crackles PLEASE CHECK ALL ENTRIES BEFORE SHOW DAY e.g. for mould 8087. Five Chocolate Chip Cookies Class 8088. Five Cornflake Cookies Craft and Cooking Section 8089. Packet Cake (any variety) Supply top of Packet 8201. Herb Vinegar 8090. My School Lunch Box – filled with healthy food 8202. Fruit Vinegar 8091. Five Biscuits. Any variety 8203. Tomato Sauce 8092. Five Honey Joys 8204. Plum Sauce 8193. Any other handmade cookery - not listed 8205. Sauce (any other variety) 8206. Small Jar Mustard 5 YEARS AND UNDER 8207. Green Tomato Pickle 8208. Home made Pickle Entry Fee: 50c 8209. Clear Pickle Sponsored by Fine Dining Concepts 8210. Jar Pickled Onions Class 8211. Pickled Beetroot 8094. Three Teddy Bear Biscuits (Decorated) 8212. Ripe Tomato Relish 8095. Three Pikelets 8213 Relish (any other variety) 8096. Edible Necklace e.g. using dried fruit pasta and lollies 8214. Fruit Chutney 8097. Packet Cake, (any variety) supply top of Packet 8215. Chutney (any other variety) 8098. Five Honey Joys 8216. Jelly (any other variety) 8099. Five Cupcakes - Iced and Decorated 8217. Apple Jelly 8194. Any other homemade cookery - not listed 8218. Collection of Jellies (3 varieties) 8219. Lemon Butter 8220. Fruit Mince 8221. Collection of Jams – 3 Varieties VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LTD 8222. Collection of Marmalade COMPETITIONS 8223. Grapefruit Marmalade 8224. Marmalade (any other variety) Fruit Cake, Carrot Cake, Junior Boiled Fruit Cake 8225. Plum Jam and Junior Carrot and Date Muffins 8226. Raspberry Jam 8227. Apricot Jam See VAS Section for Full details including Rules and 8228 Strawberry Jam Regulations and Compulsory recipes. 8229. Jar of Heritage style jam (any variety) recipe must be over 50yrs old 8230. Any Other Jam not listed in Schedule 8231. Sweet Sauce/Topping Suitable for Desert 8232. Home Made Cordial DECORATED CAKES 8233. Jar of Preserved Fruit or Vegetables Entry Fee: Open - $2.00 Junior - $1.00 8234. Jar of Homemade Honey any variety 8235. Any curd or butters other than lemon The Berwick and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. thanks 8236. Savoury Jam the following for their sponsorship of this Section: 8237. Dehydrated Fruit and Vegetables - minimum of Five pieces The Cake Stop Beaconsfield and 8238. Flavoured oil The Cake Decorators Association of Victoria 8239. Any other home product not listed

REGULATIONS ONE PERSONS WORK PRESERVES Ribbon, tulle, wire stamens and manufactured pillars may be used, but no Entry Fee: $2.00 manufactured ornaments, lace or edible glitter allowed. Edible colouring Prize Money: 1st $10 card & sash, 2nd card & sash, 3rd card & sash may be used, blocks, tins or other materials are not permitted. Cleats must Class be attached to all presentation boards. Braid in presentation permitted. No 8250. One Person Work - Preserves wires to penetrate surface of icing. EXHIBITORS IN THIS CLASS ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A COLLECTION Class OF FIVE –ONE OF EACH OF THE FIVE LISTED BELOW. STANDARD JARS 8101. Best Decorated Cake for celebration of any occasion – 250g. AND BOTTLE, NO MORE THAN 500MLS Open Section – 1st Voucher. Jar Jam (Any variety) 8102. Best Decorated Cake for celebration of any occasion – Jar Marmalade (any variety) Novice Section – 1st Voucher. 8103. Novelty Cake – edible glitter allowed – 1st $20. Jar of Pickles (any variety) 8104. Decoration suitable for use on cake (painted or flooded, plaque Bottle of Sauce (any variety) moulded or piped) – 1st $5. Bottle of Herb/ Fruit Vinegar

15 HOME PRODUCTS - JUNIOR CLASSES BEANIES AND SCARVES JUNIOR CLASSES – 13 YEARS TO 18 YEARS Entry fees: All Classes $2.00 NEW Entry Fee: $1.00 Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Class Best Exhibit: $10 + Rosette 8351. Knitted Beanie $10 Encouragement Award to be awarded in this section. 8352. Crochet Beanie Class 8353. Knitted Scarf 8261. Lemon butter 8354. Crochet Scarf 8262. Jar of Jam (any variety) 8355. Matching Beanie Scarf set – knitted or crochet 8263. Home made Cordial 8356. Knitted or Crochet Beanie or Scarf by Junior Competitor 8264. Sauce(any variety) 8265. Homemade Pickle 8266. Relish / Chutney (any variety) TEA POT COSIES JUNIOR CLASSES – 12 YEARS AND UNDER Teapot cosy to be exhibited on teapot. Entry Fee: $2.00 Entry Fee: $1.00 Ribbons and Cards awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd Best Exhibit: $10 + Rosette Best Exhibit will be awarded $10 Encouragement Award to be awarded in this section. Class Class 8322. Knitted 8271. Lemon butter 8323. Crochet 8272. Jar of Jam (any variety) 8324. Knitted/Crochet Combination 8273. Home made Cordial 8325. Sewn 8274. Sauce(any variety) 8275. Homemade Pickle 8276. Relish / Chutney (any variety) POPULAR YESTERYEAR Entry Fee: $2.00 Craft Craft and Cooking Section Ribbons and Cards awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd knitting Best Exhibit will be awarded The focus of this section is to handmake items that were popular in , days gone by. You can make them in traditional style or with a crochet modern twist. & Class 8331 Golliwogs - Any medium sewing 8332 Hot Water Bottle Cover – Any medium (exhibited with empty hot water bottle) Entry Fees: All Classes $2.00 8333 Pair of Egg cosies – Any medium Ribbon & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 8334 Bed socks – any medium Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8335 Five Knitted or Crochet Flowers 8336 Draft Stopper – any medium Sponsored by Berwick Show Society 8337 Something from Craftalon- Nylon eg. Toilet roll cover, soap holder, All Exhibits in this section must have been completed during the dressed or toy etc. previous twelve months. Each Exhibit must be the work of the 8338 Crochet or knitted Towel tops – eg- hand towel, tea towel etc. Exhibitor. Entries not to be washed or worn. No article to be moved 8339 Material Towel Tops – eg hand towel, tea towel etc. without the steward’s permission. 8340. Milk Jug Covers PLEASE NOTE 8341. Any other article not listed All Exhibit ticket numbers WILL BE RETURNED when a stamped self- addressed envelope is received. Exhibit Ticket Numbers must be placed on the right hand side & secured with a gold safety pin. VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LTD Note: A garment is something to wear. E.G. Jumper. Same as VAS Regulations COMPETITIONS Knitting Competition, Sewing Competition, Hand KNITTING & CROCHET Class Embroidery Competition, Patchwork Competition, 8301. One pair Baby’s Bootees or Shoettes Hand Knitted or Crochet Crochet Competition. 8302. Child’s Jumper – Hand Knitted 8303. Child’s Cardigan – Hand Knitted See VAS Section for full rules and regulations. 8304. Baby’s Jacket – Hand Knitted 8305. Baby’s Cardigan – Hand Knitted All exhibits in this section must have been completed during the 8306. Dolls outfit - Hand Knitted or Crochet previous twelve months. Exhibits must be in the hands of the 8307. Hand Knitted Garment, 5ply and under. Yarn Label to be attached Stewards at the CRAFT & COOKING Pavilion between 8.30am 8308. Hand Knitted Garment over 5 ply. Yarn label to be Attached and 7.00pm on Wednesday 19th FEBRUARY 2020. 8309. Lady’s or Man’s Cardigan or Jumper – Knitted 8310. Any other Crochet article not listed 8311. Any Hand Knitted/Hand Crochet combination article 8312. Hand Knitted rug or cot cover HAND SPUN FIBRES 8313. Hand Knitted Shawl Entry fee $2.00. Ribbons & Cards 1st, 2nd.3rd. 8314. Hand Knitted Socks Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8315. Any Other Hand Knitted articles not already mentioned NOTE: Toys should be entered in Toy Section Class 8316. Coat Hanger, Knitted or Crocheted 8401. 3 Skeins of Natural Coloured Fleece 8317. Any Hand Knitted Accessories for example gloves. mittens, hats, Not 8402. 3 Skeins of Commercially prepared Fleece (state purpose) Sets 8318. Any Crocheted Article – Wool/Wool Blend 8403. 100gr Alpaca Handspun yarn – (attach sample) 8319. Any Crocheted Article – Cotton 8404. 100gr Mohair Handspun yarn (attach sample) 8320. Any Machine Knitted Garment or Article. 8405. Any Other natural Fibre or Blend of Fibres (state fibres) Sponsored by Machine Knitters Assoc. of Victoria 8406. Three Skeins of Hand spun Wool 8321. Any Knitted / Crochet garment or article made by person 70 yrs 8407. Three Skeins of Flora Dyed Wool or Mohair and over 8408. Three Skeins of Commercially Dyed Wool or Natural Animal Fibre

16 HAND SPUN KNITTING, CROCHET, WOVEN TOYS & FELTING Entry Fees: All Classes $2.00 Class Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd 8409. Hand Spun Knitted Garment Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8410. Hand Spun Garment (Child’s) Sponsored by Framing to a T 8411. Hand Spun Fairisle jumper or cardigan (minimum of 3 colours) NOTE: Exhibits in this Section should be suitable in size, character. Fabric 8412. Hand Spun Crochet Article and safety as a child’s play toy (no glass eyes or buttons) 8413. Hand Spun Natural Animal Fibre Garment (eg. Alpaca, Mohair, All exhibits in the Section must have been completed during the previous Rabbit etc.) 12 months. 8414. Hand Spun Cap or Hat Class 8415. Hand Spun Knitted or Crochet Vest 8539. Safe and soft baby toy. (Buttons, beads buckles, hard eyes etc. are 8416. Any Hand Spun Article not already mentioned not Allowed. Should be suitable in size, character, fabric and safety 8417. Hand Spun Article from Hand Spun yarn for a child up to age 3. 8540. Soft Toy – Crocheted or Knitted 8418. Hand Woven Article 8541. Soft Toy – other than previously provided for, including Felt 8419. Hand Woven Garment 8542. Clown Toy – size must not exceed 92cm in any direction. Must be 8420. Hand Woven Length of Fabric traditional clowns 8421. Hand Woven Knee/Travel or Floor Rug 8543. Novelty Toy, other than traditional clowns 8422. Hand Woven Scarf 8544. Toy suitable for Childs Room excluding Clown. Size must not exceed 92cm in any direction 8423. Hand Felted Article using fibre felt 8545. Country Cloth Doll (Amish etc.soft body) 8424. Hand Felted Garment using fibre felt 8546. Cloth Dolls, Sculptured Flat, (Rag) Country, Primitive 8425. Hand Felted Article or Garment made by a school student (state age) 8547. Character Sets.e.g. Nativity, Nursery Rhyme 8426. Entry Made by a Team of School Students from Hand-Spun Fibres, 8548. Character Doll / Fantasy Doll Knitting, Crochet, Woven, Felting or any other method. Size of entry to be stated on Entry Form BEARS Craft and Cooking Section Entry Fees: All Classes $2.00 SEWING COMPETITION Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Entry Fees: All Classes $2.00 Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Class 8549. Bears - other than suitable as a child’s play toy Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8550. Bears – undressed with minimum accessories Size must not exceed 92cm in any direction CONDITIONS 8551. Bears – Dressed size must not exceed 92cm in any direction Items/Articles must be at least 90% Machine sewn. Class BAGS 8501. Child’s Garment Entry Fee – All classes $2.00 8502. Sleepwear Adult/Child Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd 8503. Ladies Waist Apron Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8504. Apron, any variety 8505. Garment Class 8506. Cushion 8552. Handmade Evening Bag 8507. Any other articled machine sewn 8553. Handmade Shopping Bag 8508. Bunting, no more 2m in length 8554. Handmade Bag from Recycled Material 8555. Handmade any other bag not listed FANCY WORK & SEWING EMBROIDERY APPLIQUE – PATCHWORK – QUILTING Entry Fees: All Classes $2.00. Entry Fee – All classes $2.00 No postage stamps accepted. Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded All Exhibits in this Section must have been completed within two years For display purposes, loops or other hanging devices must be attached to of current show all Exhibits where appropriate. This section sponsored by Framing to a T, Hallam All Exhibits in this Section must have been completed within two years of the current show. Class Class 8521. Counted – Cross Stitch, Wallhanging or Picture – (Small) 8556. Article of Appliqué, (handmade or machined) any style (if sufficient 8522. Counted – Cross Stitch, Wallhanging or Picture – (Medium) entries in any one style are received, a separate Class for these will 8523. Counted – Cross Stitch, Wallhanging or Picture – (Large) be formed) NOTE Exhibits in Classes 8521-8523 will be classified according to 8557. A Quilt – (Machine) size at stewards discretion 8558. A Quilt – (Handmade) 8524. Piece of Counted – Cross Stitch, other than a Wallhanging or Picture 8559. A Quilt – Hand pieced and Hand Quilted 8525. Piece of Ribbon Embroidery work 8560. A Quilt- Hand pieced and Machine Quilted 8561. Any Patchwork Article (Machine) 8526. Piece of Embroidery- Exhibitor’s own design 8562. Any Patchwork Article (Handmade) 8527. Piece of Embroidery – Stump/embellishing work 8563. Any article of Patchwork and Hand Embroidery 8528. Piece of Embroidery – Brazilian 8564. Any article Machined Patchwork/Hand Embroidery 8529. Piece of Creative Embroidery 8565. Any Patchwork combined with hand Appliqué 8530. Hand Embroidered Babies Blanket 8566 Any Patchwork combined with machine Appliqué 8531. Embroidered Tablecloth 8567. Any Patchwork Garment 8532. Embroidered Doileys or Doiley sets 8568. Patchwork Cushion 8569. Small Article (Machined) 8533. Any article of Hand Embroidery not listed 8570. Small Article (Handmade) 8534. A Sewing aide. eg. pin cushion. Needle case, etc 8571. Any Article of Appliqué & Patchwork combination (Machined) 8535. Any article of machine embroidery 8572. Any Article of Appliqué & Patchwork combination (Handmade) 8536. Smocking, Child’s garment with smocking 8573. Any article Christmas Theme EG. Quilted Tree Skirt, Stocking, Table 8537. Any other article of Smocking Runner, 8538. Article of Continuous Lace, (Bedfordshire, Bucks Point and Torchen) 8574. Any other Article not listed

17 MISCELLANEOUS PAPER CRAFTS Entry Fee – All classes $2.00 Entry Fee: $2.00 Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd All Exhibits in this Section must have been completed during the previous Rosettes for Best Exhibit will be awarded 12 months Class Class 8651. Handmade Card for any occasion 8575. Prettiest Coat Hanger 8652. Handmade Paper 8576. Article made from Handmade Felt 8577. Something New from Something Old 8653. Parchment Craft – Any Article 8578. Most useful article from 1sq.metre of fabric 8654. Stamping (Card for any occasion) 8579. Any other article not listed 8655. Any form of stamping 8580. Christmas Decoration, any medium 8657. Any article of papercraft not listed 8581. Article made by a person 70yrs and over 8658. Article of Pergamano 8659. Origami

craft work SCRAPBOOKING Entry Fee: $2.00 Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Entry Fee: $2.00 NOTE: All articles such as tapestries, wall hangings, plaques etc. designed Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd to be displayed by hanging, must be fitted with loops or other appropriate Rosettes for Best Exhibit will be awarded hanging devices. All Exhibits in this Section must have been completed Work needs to be an original. Layouts must be in a Plastic Sleeve Craft Craft and Cooking Section during the previous 12 months Class GENERAL 8660. Digital Scrapbook Layout 8661. Single Layout Entry Fee – All classes $2.00 8662 Double Page Layout Ribbon and Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd 8663. Off The Page Best Exhibit Rosette will be awarded 8664. Page celebrating your Ancestory Class 8665. Photo Book 8601. Article of Leather Work 8650. “Day at the Show” 8602. Mosaic Article No Bigger than 600mm 8603 Article of Decretive Painting 8604 Article of Hand created Jewellery 8610 Any article of tapestry 8612 Calligraphy – Any Medium FOLK ART & DECORATIVE PAINTING 8613. Gift Wrapped Parcel (no bigger than shoe box) Entry Fee: $2.00 8614 Any Article of Ceramics Underglazed 8615. Any Article of Ceramics Overglazed Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8616. Any article of Porcelain 8617. Hand painted Pottery RULES AND REGULATIONS 8618. Any other article not listed 1. Entries to have signatures covered or not to be signed. 8619 Any article of Beading 2. Entries to have been prepared and decorated by the entrant solely, 8620. Charm Bracelet (must include some form of beading) and must have been completed in the last 12 months. 8621. Fabric Covered Journal/Ipad cover 3. Decorative painting may be applied on any surface, including wood, 8622. Adult Colouring metal, glass and ceramic. 8623. Any article of Diamond Dotz WOODWORK Entry Fee – $2.00 NOVICE Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded (Less than 18 months experience) Ribbons and Cards awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd 8666 Decorative Class 8667 Australian 8631. Turned wooden article/s 8632. Wooden Article 8633. A Wooden Toy 8634. Piece of Marquetry OPEN / ADVANCED 8635. Any woodwork article not listed 8668 Decorative 8669. Australian REMEMBER OUR SOLDIERS OF WAR Entry Fee – $2.00 PROFESSIONAL Rosette for Best Exhibit will be awarded 8670. Decorative Ribbons and Cards awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd 8671. Australian Class 8641. Remembering a soldier – eg hamper or Box theme, Memory box, shadow box of frame – must contain at least 2 handmade items and SENIOR CITIZENS judged on decorative presentation (60 years and over) 8642. Handmade Poppies – minimum of 3 (any medium) 8672. Decorative 8643. Australian Wagga / blanket / rug / quilt 8673. Australian

18 8749. Piece of Sewing (Hand or Machined) JUNIOR COMPETITION 8750. Scarecrow made from a wooden spoon Entry Fee: $1.00 (no Postage Stamps accepted) 8751. Article made from recycled/natural materials (Not to exceed 60cms) Age to be as at 22nd February. Age to be stated on entry form 8752. Decorated Hard Boiled Egg 8753. Decorated Face Mask Prize Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 8754. Decorated Cap/Hat for any occasion Best Exhibit Rosette: 16 to 18 years and $10.00 8755. Drawing in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) Best Exhibit Rosette: 13 to 15 years and $10.00 8756. Painting in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) 8757. Collage (Not to exceed A3 in size) Best Exhibit Rosette: 9 to 12 years and $10.00 8758. Specimen of Handwriting: Addressed envelope 22 x 11cm Best Exhibit Rosette: 6 to 8 years and $5.00 The Secretary, Best Exhibit Rosette: 5 years & under and $5.00 Berwick and District A. & H. Society P.O. Box 442, Berwick, Vic 3806 13 YEARS TO 18 YEARS (inclusive) 8759. Handmade Fairy or Wizard Wand Class 8760. Handmade Dream Catcher 8701. Painting in any medium (unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) 8761. Any Article of Ceramics 8702. Piece of Embroidery 8762. Article of Origami 8703. Hand made Bear / Doll 8763. Model or models made from a Kit e.g. Car, Plane etc 8704. Piece of Patchwork 8764. Gift Wrap a Box (no bigger than a shoe box) 8705. Piece of Sewing (Hand or Machined) 8765. Any other Article not listed 8706. Woodwork Article (Not to exceed 60cm in any dimension) 8766. Painted Pet Rock 8707. Card for any occasion 8708. Drawing in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) 5 YEARS AND UNDER 8709. Specimen of Handwriting: Addressed envelope 22 x 11cm Class The Secretary, 8767. Origami Berwick and District A. & H. Society 8768. Draw a picture of my family P.O. Box 442, 8769. Painted Pet Rock Berwick, Vic 3806 8770 Painting in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) Craft and Cooking Section 8710. Decorated Item e.g. Cap/Hat, Glove, etc 8771. Drawing in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) 8711. Article of Hand Crafted Jewellery 8772. Collage (Not to exceed A3 in size) 8712. Scrapbooking: – Any single page in plastic sleeve 8773. Clay/Air dried Modelling Clay Article 8713. Scrapbooking - Off the Page – 8774. Something made for recycled material 8714. Scrapbooking - any double page in plastic sleeve 8775. Make a Caterpillar from an egg carton 8715. Any Article of Ceramics 8776. Any other Article not listed 8777. Box Construction - no larger than 35cm x 35cm 8716. Article of Origami 8778. Something made from Playdough - must not be larger than 30x30cm 8717. Design a poster for 2021 Berwick Show 8718. Computer Generated Artwork A4 Size 8719. Gift Wrap a Box (no bigger than a shoe box) 8720. Short Story or Poem (no more than 50 words on no larger than A4) DUPLO/LEGO BUILDING 8721. Any other Article not listed Sponsored by Mrs Heather Tyrrell Entry Fees: Juniors $1.00 Adults $2.00 9 YEARS TO 12 YEARS Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, (inclusive) Best Exhibit Rosette Awarded in this Section Class Exhibit in this section must be the work of the exhibitor. 8722. Any Hand Knitted Garment/Article 8723. Piece of Embroidery 8724. Piece of Sewing (Hand or Machined) AGE 13 TO 17 YEARS 8725. Drawing in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) Exhibit to be no larger than 45cm square surface. 8726. Article made from recycled / natural materials Class 8728. Decorated Face Mask 8780. Own Design and creation 8729. Decorated Cap/Hat for any occasion 8791. Made from a kit (no bigger than 45cm sq - Finished Size) 8731. Painting in any medium (Unframed and not to exceed A3 in size) 8732. Collage (Not to exceed A3 in size) AGE 10 TO 12 YEARS 8733. Specimen of Handwriting: Addressed envelope 22 x 11cm The Secretary, Exhibit to be no larger than 45cm square surface. Berwick and District A. & H. Society Class 8781. Own Design and creation P.O. Box 442, 8782. Made from a kit (no bigger than 45cm sq – Finished Size) Berwick, Vic 3806 8734. Article of Origami 8735. Article of Hand Crafted Jewellery AGE 7 TO 9 YEARS 8736. Scrapbooking – any single page in plastic sleeve Exhibit to be no larger than 45cm square surface. 8737. Scrapbooking - any double page in plastic sleeve Class 8738. Any Article of Ceramics 8783. Own Design and Creation 8739. Model or models made from a Kit e.g. Car, Plane etc 8784. Made from a kit (no bigger than 45cm sq – Finished Size) 8740. Scarecrow made from wooden spoon 8741. Design a poster for 2021 Berwick Show 8742. Handmade Card AGE 6 YEARS & UNDER 8743. Greeting Card done on a computer Exhibit to be no larger than 45cm square surface. 8744. Computer Generated Artwork A4 Size Class 8745. Gift Wrap a Box (no bigger than a shoe box) 8785. Own Design and Creation 8746. Any other Article not listed 8786. Made from a kit (no bigger than 45cm sq - Finished Size.) 6 YEARS TO 8 YEARS ADULT (inclusive) Exhibit to be no larger than 45cm square surface. Class Class 8747. Design a poster for 2021 Berwick Show 8787. Own Design and Creation 8748. Piece of Embroidery 8788. Made from a Kit

19 MECCANO VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS Entry Fees: Adult - $2.00 Junior - $1.00 LTD (VAS) COMPETITIONS Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Best Exhibit Rosette and $5.00

Exhibits in this section must be the work of the exhibitor, no larger than 45 FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION cm square surface. Open to all fruit cake enthusiasts Children must be 16 years or under, please state age on entry form and VAS LTD STATE COMPETITION exhibit ticket. GENERAL REGULATIONS Class 1. The entrant must follow the recipe and specifications provided. 8789. Own Design and Creation 2. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 8790. Made from a kit 3. The Rich Fruit Cake competition follows the three levels of competition: Show Level, Group Level and State Final. DIFFERING ABILITIES COMPETITION 4. An exhibitor having won at their local Show will bake another cake for the Group Final level and then the winner of the Group Final will (CRAFTS, KNITTING, SEWING, ART) bake another cake for the State Final at the Royal Melbourne Show. Open to all persons with special needs/disabilities, 5. An exhibitor having won at Show Level is not eligible to enter any including those who are In Care, attend a Day Centre or other Show until after the Group Final judging. reside in a Nursing Home. 6. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final. All articles to be individually named on back or underneath work. 7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. THIS SECTION IS RESTRICTED TO EXHIBITORS WITH DIFFERING NEEDS Craft Craft and Cooking Section AND PERSONS OVER 80 YEARS OF AGE Prizes: Rich Fruit Cake Entries close: Mail - Tuesday 4th February 2020, Show Society Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 Online - 13th February 2020 Group Level: 1st $20, 2nd $10 Entry Fee: $1.00 (no Postage Stamps accepted) State Level: 1st $200 plus VAS State Final Trophy, 2nd $100, 3rd $50 Prize Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Prizes: Junior Boiled Fruit Cake Best Exhibit Rosettes and Encouragement Awards to be awarded Show Society Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 in this Section Group Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 REGULATIONS State Level: 1st $200 plus VAS State Final Trophy, 2nd $100, 3rd $50 1. All exhibits must have been completed during the last 12 months

2. Entry Form can be photo copied to facilitate multiple entries Class 8901 3. Upon receipt of the Entry Form the Show Society will return to the RICH FRUIT CAKE Exhibitor an Exhibit Ticket which is to be placed on the article with Entry Fee: $2.00 tape or safety pin prior to delivery on Wednesday 19th February Senior or Open Section – Prizes 1st $10, 2nd $5 2020 (Refer to Page for Delivery & Collection Times) The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants Class in this section. INGREDIENTS: 8801. Any knitted garment eg jumper, cardigan etc 250g sultanas 1⁄4 teaspoon Grated Nutmeg 8802. Any item of Knitting e.g. Hat, Scarf 250g chopped raisins 1⁄2 teaspoon Ground Ginger 8803. Any item of Crochet 250g currants 1⁄2 teaspoon Ground Cloves 8804. Article made from Fabric 125g chopped mixed peel 250g butter 8805. Any item of Collage (Not to exceed A3 in size) 90g chopped glace cherries 250g soft brown sugar 8806. Hand Made Cards 90g chopped blanched almonds 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla essence 8807. Hand made card – any other occasion (not birthday) 1⁄3 cup sherry or brandy 1⁄2 teaspoon almond essence 8808. Hand made bookmark 250g plain flour 1⁄2 teaspoon lemon essence 8809. Any paper craft item 60g self raising flour OR finely grated lemon rind 8810. Something made from recycled material 4 large eggs 8811. A fancy Coathanger METHOD: 8812. Any article of Jewellery or Hair Decoration 1. Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with sherry or brandy. 8813. Decoration for a special occasion Cover, leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. 8814. Art: – Painting any medium (Must be framed) 2. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and 8815. Art: – Drawing or Abstract (Must be laminated) sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well 8816 Canvas Art after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. 8817 A handmade Item made with something from the garden Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. 8818. 3. Place the mixture into a prepared tin 20cm square, straight sided, 8819 Any article made by a Senior 80 years and over square cornered tin and bake in a slow oven for approximately 8820. Any other article not mentioned 1 3 ⁄2 – 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin. 8821. Adult Colouring NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending on the size, it is suggested the 8822. Group Entry raisins be snipped into 2 – 3 pieces, cherries into 4 to 6 pieces and the 8823. Any article decorated e.g. Hat, Pot etc. almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces.

20 Class 8902 INGREDIENTS: JUNIOR BOILED FRUIT CAKE 375g Plain Flour 2 tsp Baking Powder 11/2 tsp bicarb soda 2 tsp ground cinnamon COMPETITION 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg 1/2 tsp allspice Open to junior cake bakers under 18 years on the day 2 tsp salt 345g castor sugar of their local show 375ml vegetable oil 4 eggs 3 medium carrots, grated (350 grams) Entry Fee: $1.00 Money: First $10.00 2nd $5.00 220g tin crushed pineapple, drained The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants 180g pecan nuts crushed in this section. METHOD: INGREDIENTS: 1. Preheat the oven to 180C (160C fan), Grease a 23cm (9”) 375g Mixed Fruit 2 eggs lightly beaten round cake tin and line with baking paper. 3⁄4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons marmalade 2. Sift the dry ingredients together into a bowl. In a separate 1 teaspoon mixed spice 1 cup self-raising flour bowl, beat the eggs and oil, then add to the dry ingredients. 1⁄2 cup water 1 cup plain flour Mix well then add the carrots, crushed pineapple and 125g butter 1⁄4 teaspoon salt pecans. 1⁄2 teaspoon bicarbonate soda 1⁄2 cup sherry Mix to form a smooth batter and pour into the cake in. METHOD: 3. Bake for approximately 90 - 100 minutes. 1. Place the mixed fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large 4. Remove from the oven and allow to cool for 10 minutes in saucepan and bring to the boil. the tin on a wire rack. Upend and allow to cool on the wire rack. Craft and Cooking Section 2. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove from stove, add bicarb soda and allow to cool. 3. Add sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well. CLASS 8904 4. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased and lined JUNIOR CARROT 20CM ROUND CAKE TIN. AND DATE MUFFIN 5. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1.5 hours until cooked when tested. COMPETITION Entry Fee: $1.00 Class 8903 Prize Money: First $10.00, 2nd $5 VAS CARROT CAKE Entry Fee: $2.00 Open to junior cake bakers under 18 years on the day Prizes 1st $10, 2nd $5 of their local show The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants VAS LTD STATE COMPETITION in this section. GENERAL REGULATIONS Show Entries: Four (4) muffins per plate 1. The entrant must follow the recipe and specifications provided. 2. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. INGREDIENTS: 3. The carrot cake competition follows the three levels of competition: 21⁄2 cups Self-raising flour 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Show Level, Group Level and State Final. 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed) 4. An exhibitor having won at their local Show will bake another cake 1/3 cup pitted dates, chopped 1 cup coarsely grated carrot for the Group Final level and then the winner of the Group Final will 1 tablespoon orange marmalade 1 cup canola oil bake another cake for the State Final at the Annual VAS Ltd 2 eggs, lightly beaten 3/4 cup orange juice Convention 1 cup reduced fat milk 5. An exhibitor having won at Show Level is not eligible to enter any other Show until after the Group Final judging. METHOD: 6. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final. 1. Heat oven to 190C (moderately hot) 7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State 2. Line a 12 hole muffin pan with, Round Paper Muffin Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. Cases Prizes: Carrot Cake Classic White Muffin Cases size (35mm height x Show Society Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 90mm wide x 50mm Base) Group Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates, carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and State Level: 1st $250 plus plaque VAS State Final Trophy, milk. Mix until just combined 2nd $100, 3rd $500 4. Spoon mixture evenly into Muffin paper cases in muffin Prizes: Junior Boiled Carrot and Date Muffins pan Show Society Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked inserted Group Level: 1st $10, 2nd $5 cake skewer. If it comes out clean the muffins are ready State Level: 1st $250 plus VAS State Final Trophy, 6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes before removing to 2nd $100, 3rd $50 cool

21 VICTORIAN HAND EMBROIDERY COMPETITION AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LTD Class 8907 Entry Fee: $2.00 COMPETITIONS Prize Money 1st $10 Knitting Competition, Sewing Competition, ARTICLE OF HAND EMBROIDERY Hand Embroidery Competition, Patchwork ANY TYPE, EXCLUDING CROSS STITCH Competition, Crochet Competition (General Regulations for VAS Ltd State Competitions also apply) SHOW SOCIETY LEVEL - 1st Prize $10.00 VAS LTD STATE COMPETITION STATE FINAL - 1st Prize $300.00 Spotlight Voucher plus VAS Ltd plaque 2nd Prize - $150.00 Spotlight Voucher GENERAL REGULATIONS 3rd Prize - $50.00 Spotlight Voucher 1. Each exhibit entered must be the bona tide work of the exhibitor. 2. All work is to have been completed in the last twelve (12) months prior to its entry at a local Show. PATCHWORK COMPETITION 3. The competition follows the three levels of competition: Show Level, Class 8908 Group Level and State Final. Entry Fee: $2.00 4. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at the 2020 Group Prize Money 1st $10 Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final will then compete in the State Final at the 2020 Royal Melbourne Show. PATCHWORK NO MORE THAN 1 METRE ON ANY ONE SIDE 5. An exhibitor having won at Show Level is not eligible to enter the 1. Machine pieced and machine quilted. Craft Craft and Cooking Section VAS Sewing competition at any other Show until after the Group Final 2. Minimal embellishments. Small amount only not to overpower patchwork. judging. 3. General Regulations for VAS Ltd State Competitions also apply. 6. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final. 7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. CROCHET COMPETITION 8. An exhibit having won at State Final is no longer eligible to compete Class 8909 in the competition. Entry Fee: $2.00 9. If an exhibitor is found to have won more than one Group Final the Prize Money 1st $10 exhibitor must forfeit/refund all prizes and will be disqualified from ONE ITEM OF CROCHET, NO LARGER THAN 50CM ON ANY ONE SIDE MADE FROM PURE WOOL/WOOL exhibiting for 12 months. BLEND OF ANY PLY (LABEL MUST BE ATTACHED OR RECEIPT FROM THE WOOLLEN MILL). State Final Prizes: 1st $300 Spotlight Voucher & State Final Trophy , 1. Exhibitor to attach label from wool used or receipt from the woollen mills. 2nd $150 Spotlight Voucher, 3rd $50 Spotlight 2. General Regulations for VAS Ltd State Competitions also apply. voucher KNITTING COMPETITION Class 8905 Entry Fee: $2.00 Prize Money 1st $10 A HAND KNITTED GARMENT FOR A CHILD 3-5 YEARS OF AGE 1. Each exhibit must be made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply 2. Exhibitor to attach label from wool used or receipt from the woollen mill 3. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor 4. General Regulations for VAS Ltd State Competitions also apply SEWING COMPETITION Class 8906 Entry Fee: $2.00 Prize Money 1st $10 TOTE/CARRY BAG NO LARGER THAN 50CM ON ANY ONE SIDE, FABRIC HANDLE/S, MINIMUM EMBELLISHMENTS ALLOWED, MUST BE LINED 1. Sewn by machine 2. May be hand finished 3. Knitted/Crocheted items not acceptable 4. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor 5. General Regulations for VAS Ltd State Competitions also apply

22 BERWICK & DISTRICT A & H SOCIETY INC CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW VENUE: KCC PARK, SKYE SUNDAY 23RD FEBRUARY 2020 Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches Entries to the show secretary, Dog Show Section via Showmanager, 17 Barwon St, Clyde North, 3978 Ph: 0407 546 184 (no calls after 9pm) Cheques made payable to Berwick A & H Society Inc.

BERWICK & DISTRICT A & H SOCIETY INC DOG HIGHJUMP LOCAL EVENT BERWICK SHOWGROUNDS ‘AKOONAH PARK’ MAIN OVAL, COMMENCING 1.00PM SUNDAY 23RD FEBRUARY 2020 Entries: Free and taken on the day GATE ENTRY MUST BE PAID OR PRE-PURCHASED ONLINE Prizes: 1st. $125, 2nd $75, 3rd $50 for each class. Ribbons to 3rd place. Sponsored by: ALEX SCOTT AND STAFF, BERWICK Note: The competition is open to all dogs. Each dog is allowed 3 attempts at each height and shall be disqualified if unsuccessful on the 3rd attempt. In the event of 2 dogs jumping the same height, the winner will be the dog that took the least attempts of the winning jump. Judges decision is final. The dog can touch any part of the jump to get over. The handler can encourage the dog over by vocal or visual command but not by pushing or pulling the dog. All dogs MUST be kept on lead at all times, until it is their turn to compete in this event. Schedule of classes c Small dog under 50cm c Medium dogs over 50cm VAS Ltd State Final - The two winners will represent the Berwick Show Society at the State final to be held at the Ballarat Show on the second weekend in November.

23 SCHEDULE FOR DAIRY GOATS 54th Annual Show for the Mountain District Goat Club Inc. dairy goat Sunday 23rd February 2020 at 10:00am Judge: Jack Robinson Sunday 23rd February, 2020 Convenor: Paul Little Head Steward: Rhonda Patton Stewards: Dot Towler, Kirsti Stephens, Joseph Gruner, Alan Gruner ENTRIES CLOSE: MAIL – Tuesday 4th February, 2020 56th Annual Show SHOWDAY ONLINE – Thursday 13th February, 2020 ENTRY FEE: $2.50 for BSS members / $4.00 non-members for the Mountain District All entries must be online or on the prescribed form to Berwick Show Society Dairy Goats Entry, Goat Club PO Box 442, Berwick 3806 PRIZE MONEY AND RIBBONS WILL BE AWARDED The Nick Godfrey Perpetual Trophy PRIZE MONEY: All Classes - 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00 The Mountain District Goat Club was founded in 1964 and Mr. Ribbons to 3rd place Nick Godfrey was nominated Vice President. Nick and his wife Classes 1, 2, 3, 17 & 18 – 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00, bred Toggenburgs and British Alpines and many notable goats 4th Place Ribbon bore their stud prefix “Haigwyn” Goat Section The Nick Godfrey Perpetual Trophy was first awarded in 1975 and RULES & REGULATIONS OF ENTRY is dedicated to his memory. 1. Competition in this Section is restricted to animals registered in the It is awarded to the best exhibit. DGSA or ADG Inc Herd Books owned by members of either of these dairy goat organisations.(This means Saanens, Toggenburgs, British Alpines, Anglo Nubians, Australian Melaan , Australian Brown, La Mancha, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf and I.R.) The Bill Williamson Trophy 2. All Entries must either completed online or be on the prescribed The Bill Williamson Trophy is donated by the Mountain District Dairy Goat Entry Form Accompanied by the appropriate Fees, and Goat Club to acknowledge the contribution Bill made to the addressed to dairy goat section of the Berwick Show. The Secretary, Berwick & /District A & H Society Inc PO Box 442, Berwick. Vic. 3806 Mr. Williamson worked throughout the year on behalf of the Berwick Show but he adopted the dairy goats as his special 3. All first lactation Does to be presented in the Judging ring at the beginning of Class 1, to be judged in milk then milked out. Does not interest. For many years the dairy goat section owed its success entered in Best Udder to leave the ring. to his active and financial support. Even in his more senior years, 4. All second and subsequent Does to be presented in the Judging he would arrive ring at the beginning of Class 2, to be judged in milk then milked early on our show days to prepare the area allocated to us, often out. Does not entered in Best Udder to leave the ring staying to steward or assist with recording results. 5. All Goats over the age of 12 months must be CAE & Johne’s disease negative: Kids to be from negative testing does, Copies of veterinary This encouragement/gratitude award is given to a person or certificates (within 12 months) must accompany entries & be goat of the judges choice. available on request on the day of the show. 6. Milk Figures must accompany Entries 7. Classes marked * are special classes for goats which must be Pinevale Corina Trophy shown in their appropriate age Classes. The Pinevale Corinna Trophy for the best 1st Lactation 8. Classes may be divided or amalgamated according to the entry Saanen in Honour of the Pinevale Dairy Goat Stud run by numbers. Bena Maddison. Bena is our oldest member and has given 9. All ages at date of Show tirelessly of her wisdom over many years to the Goat keeping 10. Type & Production points to be stated on Entry Form & Cards fraternity. She is also a highly regarded Judge. Pinevale produced on the day if requested. Corrina won the Class in 1967. 11. Tattoos may be inspected by Stewards at any time. If animal has been microchipped instead of tattooed, animal must be able to be scanned. MOUNTAIN DISTRICT GOAT CLUB 12. Best Exhibit is judged from the Champion Milking Does, Champion Goatling & Champion Kid. This year marks the 56th Anniversary for Dairy Goats at this show and 13. All Handlers to wear White dust coats or Shirts will be held under the auspices of the Mountain District Goat Club. The MDGC was established in 1963 and held its first show in 1964 at 2. DEFINITIONS the Upper FTG Recreation Reserve. For the next eight years an annual A Kid is an unkidded Doe under 12 months at the date of the Show show was held at various locations ranging from Scoresby to Belgrave A Goatling is an unkidded Doe between 12 & 24 months at the date of the Show. South to Cockatoo. In 1973 the show was held at the Berwick Agricultural show and has 1. SASHES Champion Milking Doe and Reserve Champion Milking Doe remained there ever since. At our 2017 AGM, MDGC became a sub- Champion and Reserve Champion Goatling group of Yarra Valley Goat Club, which also has a long and healthy Champion and Reserve Champion Doe Kid pedigree, as we have been running concurrent meetings for the last Type and Production Q* few years. Type and Production Herd Recording Best Udder: 1st Lactation MDGC will continue to run the Dairy Section of the Berwick Show. Best Udder: 2 or more Lactations Overall Best Udder – Dairy Goat Thank you for your support. Best Exhibit – Dairy Goat

24 Class 5036 La Mancha Goatling 5001 Best Udder 2nd Lactation (all breeds, AOV)* 5037 Alpine Goatling 5002 Best Udder 1st Lactation (all breeds, AOV)* 5038 Nigerian Dwarf Overall Best Udder (Saanen, Toggenburg, Anglo Nubian, Australian 5039 Nigerian Dwarf Appendix Goatling Melaan, Australian Brown, LaMancha, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf, Nigerian 5040 AOV Goatling Dwarf Appendix, AOV) 5041 Saanen Doe Kid 5003 Saanen Doe 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5042 Toggenburg Doe Kid 5004 Toggenburg 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5043 Doe Kid 5005 British Alpine 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5044 Anglo Nubian Doe Kid 5006 Anglo Nubian 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5045 Australian Melaan Doe Kid 5007 Australian Melaan 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5046 Australian Brown Doe Kid 5008 Australian Brown 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5047 La Mancha Doe Kid 5009 La Mancha 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5048 Alpine Doe Kid 5010 Alpine 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5049 Nigerian Dwarf Doe Kid 5011 Nigerian Dwarf 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5050 Nigerian Dwarf Appendix Doe Kid 5012 Nigerian Dwarf Appendix 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5051 AOV Kid 5013 AOV Doe 2nd & subsequent Lactation 5052 Doe kid under 3 months of age(on show day) any breed 5014 Saanen Doe 1st Lactation 5053 Pair of Dry does (goatlings and/or kids) - same Sire, different Dams 5015 Toggenburg 1st Lactation 5054 Dam in Milk, Daughter Dry Breeders Group, 3 animals with the same 5016 British Alpine 1st Lactation stud name (ideally Milker, Goatling, Doe Kid) 5017 Anglo Nubian 1st Lactation 5055 Breeders Group, 3 Does same Stud Prefix 5018 Australian Melaan 1st Lactation 5056 Child Handler under 12 years 5019 Australian Brown 1st Lactation 5057 Child Handler 12 to 16 years 5020 La Mancha 1st Lactation 5021 Alpine 1st Lactation Champion & Reserve Champion Saanen 5022 Nigerian Dwarf 1st Lactation Champion & Reserve Champion Toggenburg 5023 Nigerian Dwarf Appendix 1st Lactation Champion & Reserve Champion British Alpine 5024 AOV Doe 1st Lactation Champion & Reserve Champion Anglo Nubian Goat Section Production points – best points gained within the lifetime of the doe . Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Melaan Points to be stated on the entry form Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Brown 5025 Type & Production Q* (Saanen, Toggenburg, Anglo Nubian, Australian Champion & Reserve Champion La Mancha Melaan, Australian Brown, La Mancha, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf)* Champion & Reserve Champion Alpine 5026 Type & Production Herd Recording (Saanen, Toggenburg, Anglo Champion & Reserve Champion Nigerian Dwarf Nubian, Australian Melaan, Australian Brown, La Mancha, Alpine, Champion & Reserve Champion Nigerian Dwarf Appendix Nigerian Dwarf)* Champion & Reserve Champion AOV Dairy Goat 5027 Dam & Daughter both in Milk Champion & Reserve Champion Goatling (Saanen, Toggenburg, Anglo 5028 Two Does, Same Sire, Different Dams Nubian, Australian Melaan, Australian Brown, 5029 Dry Doe, any age any breed La Mancha, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf, Nigerian Dwarf Appendix) 5030 Saanen Goatling Champion & Reserve Champion Kid (Saanen, Toggenburg, Anglo 5031 Toggenburg Goatling Nubian, Australian Melaan, Australian Brown, 5032 British Alpine Goatling La Mancha, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf, Nigerian Dwarf Appendix) 5033 Anglo Nubian Goatling Best Exhibit (Champion - Saanen, Toggenburg, Anglo Nubian, 5034 Australian Melaan Goatling Australian Melaan, Australian Brown, La Mancha, Alpine, 5035 Australian Brown Goatling Nigerian Dwarf, Nigerian Dwarf Appendix)

Entries accepted online. To place your entry online, visit the website for the link to Showdayonline. www.berwickshow.org.au ALPACA Colour Championship Halter and Fleece Show. To enter www.ealpaca.com.au RABBITS Unfortunately the Rabbit Competition has had to be cancelled for the 2020 Berwick & District Show.

25 SCHEDULE FOR 5605. Doe 1 year and under 2 years 5606. Doe 2 years and under 3 5607. Doe 3 years and over angora goat 5608. Buck kid under 12 months 5609. Buck Kid under 6 months JUDGING SUNDAY, 23RD FEBRUARY, 2020 5610. Buck 1 year and under 2 years shorn after 1st October 2011 10.00am – Animals and Fleeces 5611. Buck 1 year and under 2 years ENTRIES CLOSE: 5612. Adult Buck over 2 years 5613. *Two Does by the same sire not full sisters MAIL – Tuesday 4th February, 2020 5614. *Buck and two does, any age, bred by exhibitor ONLINE – Thursday 13th February, 2020 Chairperson: HERITAGE GOATS ENTRY FEE: $7.50 5640. Heritage Angora Doe any age PRIZE MONEY FOR ORDINARY CLASSES: 1st $5.00. 5641. Heritage Angora buck any age AREA MAP WITH ANIMAL MOVEMENTS LOCATED ON PAGE 43 BLACK AND COLOURED GOATS RULES AND REGULATIONS OF ENTRY: 5660. Black and coloured Angora doe any age 1. Entries can be submitted either online or by mail on the prescribed 5661. Black and coloured Angora buck any age Angora Goat Entry Form accompanied by the appropriate Fees, and addressed to The Secretary, Berwick & District A & H Society Inc, FLEECE SECTION P.O. Box 442 Berwick, Vic, 3806 5621. 5 Kgs Unwashed blended kid fleece 2. The age of the animal is to be calculated to the day of the Show. 5622. 5 Kgs Unwashed blended young goat fleece The Society reserves the right to re-classify any animal whose 5623. 5 Kgs Unwashed blended fine hair Goat Section dentition is not in accordance with the Class in which the animal 5624. Kid fleece from one animal has been entered. 5625. Young goat fleece, from one animal 3. Animals with foot infections and or external parasites will not be 5626. Fine hair, from single animal allowed to remain within the precincts of the Showgrounds. 5627. Berwick A. & H. Society Mohair Production Award. This class is designed to demonstrate the consistency of breeding 4. Fleece entries must be presented in 45 litre black or green plastic bags, unmarked except for the Exhibit Number. All fleeces must be in and commercial fibre presentation. Participants are required to enter the hands of the Stewards by 9.30 am. It is recommended that all three classes, 14, 15 & 16 to qualify for this award. fleeces in both the animal and fleece sections be no longer than Champion Mohair Fleece, Sash and Trophy 203mm (8”). TROPHIES NOTE: Judges and Exhibitors are advised that the catalogue of entries will CHAMPION BUCK not be available to the Judge prior to completion of judging. Exhibitors CHAMPION DOE please note that straw will be provided. CHAMPION KID * Indicates Classes restricted to Exhibits entered in ordinary classes. BERWICK A. & H. SOCIETY MOHAIR Classes: PRODUCTION AWARD – $100 Cash. 5601. Appraisal Class . Entries in this class can be any age, unwashed and APPRAISAL CLASS NO. 1 unhoused, for does and wethers. SOCIETY SASHES Entries will be SUPREME CHAMPION ANGORA. (a) Judged in fleece, and then shorn 30 points CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BUCK. (b) Rejudged after shearing, in pen 20 points CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION DOE. (c) Fleece will be judged and valued 50 points SASH FOR CHAMPION KID AND RESERVE Total possible points 100 points ANGORA MOHAIR APPRAISAL CLASS NO. 1 5602. Doe kid under 12 months MOST SUCCESSFUL ANIMAL EXHIBITOR 5603. Doe Kid under 6 months CHAMPION BLACK AND COLOURED ANGORA GOAT 5604. Doe 1 year and under 2 years, shorn after 1st October 2013 CHAMPION HERITAGE ANGORA GOAT

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27 Horse show SATURDAY 22ND FEBRUARY 2020 ENTRIES CLOSE SECTION A RING 1 Saturday Classes: SHETLAND PONIES AND Mail - 1st February 2020 SMALL SHETLAND PONIES Online - 16th February 2020 All entries must be registered in the Australian Pony Stud Book. All Shetland Ponies to be ridden by children under 14 years - Monday Classes: excluding ridden stallion Mail - 26th February 2020 JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.00AM Online - 2nd March 2020 Judge: Les Judd Steward: Jayne Stuchbery & Portia Neydorff TICKETS Class Entry: $4.00. Saturday Competition Class Pre-Paid Ticket - $10 (1 Day) 001. Best Presented Shetland Pony - On The Day Ticket - $20 002. Miniature Turnout, may be led. Rider 6 years and under. Monday Competition 003. Miniature Turnout, Rider 7 years and under 10 years. $10 per Horse Vehicle and all occupants 004. Colt, yearling 005. Colt, 2 years and 3 years old. WE DO ACCEPT LATE ENTRIES ON ALL SHOW DAYS AT DOUBLE 006. Stallion 4 years & over. THE COST PER ENTRY $8.00 PER ENTRY Champion and Reserve Champion Shetland Stallion or Colt. We strongly suggest you purchase 007. Child handler, 7 years and under (led). Pre paid tickets for the Saturday. 008. Child handler, 8 - 12 years and under. 009. Mare, 8.2hh and under 9.2hh MONDAY ONLY PRICES are $10 per car 010. Mare, 9.2hh and under 10.2hh

Horse Show Section Champion and Reserve Champion Shetland Mare. Co-Chairpersons: Debbie Akister 0407 101 316 and 011. Filly, 3 years old. Sharon Geoffrey 0438 512 418 012. Filly, 2 years old. 013. Filly Yearling. Ringmaster: M Fakhry Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion Shetland Filly Horse Sub-Committee: F. Mitchell, M. Fakhry, S. Geoffrey, D. Akister, 014. Led Gelding 8.2hh and under 9.2hh P. O’Hagan, G Joyce, J. Stuchbery, J. Rae OAM, C. Archibald, P. Neydorff, 015. Led Gelding 9.2hh and under 10.2hh K. Watson, C. Mason Horse Enquiries: Sharon Geoffrey 0438 512 418 Debbie 0407 101 316 ELKEN LEROY MEMORIAL Late Entries on the day: Sharon Geoffrey & Janine Fahkry situated under SPECIAL AWARD verandah of Young Farmers Building Led Champion Gelding, Award $30 Email: [email protected] Led Reserve Champion Gelding, Award $10 Kindly donated by the McDonald Family The Horse Sub-Committee wishes to acknowledge the following sponsors for their valuable support Class 016. Ridden Shetland female. Gifts may be substituted for Prize Money 017. Ridden Shetland male. ● Australian Palomino Horse Association ● Bushranger Campers ● Debbie Akister ELKEN LEROY MEMORIAL ● Ellen Griffiths SPECIAL AWARD ● Equinade Horse Products Champion Ridden Shetland, Award $30 ● Fiona Mitchell Reserve Champion Ridden Shetland, Award $10 ● Flexible Fit Equestrian Kindly donated by the McDonald Family ● Gippsland Pleasure Harness Society Inc. ● Granny Reilly ● Horseland - Narre Warren SMALL SHETLAND CLASSES ● Hygain Feeds SASHES SUPPLIED BY: APSB SMALL SHETLANDS 8.2HH & UNDER ● Jack Rae OHM PROMOTIONAL GROUP ● Janal Pony Stud Class ● McDonald Family 018. Best Presented Small Shetland ● National Buckskin Society 019. Shetland Stallion 4 & over ne 8.2hh ● O’Hagan Family 020. Shetland Colt 2 & 3 ne 8.2hh ● Pakenham Produce Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Stallion/Colt ne 8.2hh ● Propharma Australia 021. Shetland Mare 4 & over ne 8.2hh ● APSB Small Shetland 8.2hh & under Promotional Group 022. Shetland Filly 2 & 3 ne 8.2hh ● Tack Saddlery Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Mare/Filly ne 8.2hh ● Victorian Pinto Society 023. Shetland Gelding 4 & over ne 8.2hh ● WPCS Gippsland & Peninsula Promotional Group 024. Shetland gelding 2 & 3 ne 8.2hh ● WPCS Yarra Valley Welsh Promotional Group Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Gelding ne 8.2hh 025. Shetland Yearling Colt ne 8.2hh ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE DAY 026. Shetland Yearling Filly ne 8.2hh AT DOUBLE THE COST 027. Shetland Yearling Gelding ne 8.2hh Champion & Reserve Champion Small Shetland Yearling ne 8.2hh FOR ALL SECTIONS SUPREME CHAMPION SMALL SHETLAND NE 8.2HH

28 SECTION B RING 1 NBS SECTION B, C & D Class OPEN COLOURED 078. Best Presented Section B, C & D JUDGING TO FOLLOW SECTION A 079. Dual Registered Section B, C & D 080. Handler any age (of section B, C & D Horse) Judge: Les Judd Steward: Jayne Stuchbery & Portia Neydorff 081. Led Male Section B, C & D Class Entry: $4.00 082. Led Female Section B, C & D Open to all Coloured Pintos, Paints, Palouse, Appaloosa, Buckskin, Champion and Reserve Champion Led Section B, C & D Palomino & Roans, Registered or not. Class RIDDEN SECTION 0206. Led Mare/Filly 10.2 hands and under Class 0207. Led Mare/Filly over 10.2 hands not exceeding 13.2 hands 083. Ridden Section A Male. 0208. Led Mare/Filly over 13.2 hands not exceeding 14.2 hands 084. Ridden Section A Female 0209. Led Mare/Filly over 14.2 hands Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Section A Champion and Reserve Champion Mare/Filly 085. Ridden Section B, C & D Male. 0210. Led Male 10.2 hands and under 086. Ridden Section B, C & D Female 0211. Led Male over 10.2 hands and not exceeding 13.2 hands Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Section B, C & D 0212. Led Male over 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands 0213. Led Male over 14.2 hands Champion and Reserve Champion Led Male SECTION E RING 2 0214. Ridden 10.2 hands and under 0215. Ridden over 10.2 hands and not exceeding 13.2 hands PINTOS 0216. Ridden over 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands JUDGING TO FOLLOW SECTION D 0217. Ridden over 14.2 hands Judge: Darrell Owen Stewards: Michelle Carthew & Kaye Watson Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Exhibit. Class Entry: $4.00 SECTION C RING 2 All Pintos must be registered with the Victorian Pinto Society. PALOMINOS Owners to be financial members of the Victorian Pinto Society. JUDGING TO COMMENCE 9.00AM SPONSORED BY THE VICTORIAN PINTO SOCIETY INC Judge: Darrell Owen Stewards: Michelle Carthew & Kaye Watson Class Class Entry: $4.00 090. Best Presented Pinto.

091. Led Stallion or Colt 10.2hh and under. Horse Show Section SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN PALOMINO HORSEBREEDERS 092. Led Mare or Filly 10.2hh and under. ASSOC INC & A.P.H.A. DOUBLE POINT SHOW 093. Led Gelding 10.2hh and under. Exhibitors must be A.P.H.A. Inc. Financial Members and Horses must be Champion & Reserve Champion Pinto 10.2hh and under. Class Registered with the A.P.H.A. Inc. 094. Led Stallion or Colt 14hh & over 095. Led Stallion or Colt, over 10.2 hh & under 14hh 050. Best Presented Palomino. Champion Led Pinto Stallion or Colt. 051. Best Body Colour Palomino. 096. Led Mare or Filly 14hh and over. 052. Best Mane and Tail Palomino 097. Led Mare or Filly over 10.2hh and under 14hh. 053. Led Stallion 4 years and over Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Mare or Filly 054. Led Colt 3 years and under 098. Led Gelding 13hh and over. Champion and Reserve Champion Led Stallion or Colt 099. Led Gelding over 10.2hh and under 13hh. 055. Led Mare, 4 years and over Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Gelding. 056. Led Filly, 3 years and under Champion and Reserve Champion Led Mare or Filly SUPREME CHAMPION LED 0100. Ridden Pinto 10.2hh and under. 057. Led Gelding, any age, 14.2hh and over 0101. Ridden Pinto 14hh & over 058. Led Gelding, any age, 14.2hh and under 0102. Ridden Pinto 10.2hh and under. Champion and Reserve Champion Led Gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Pinto. SUPREME CHAMPION PALOMINO EXHIBIT 059. Ridden Stallion or Colt 060. Ridden Mare/Filly. SECTION F RING 3 061. Ridden Gelding. Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Palomino HARNESS HORSES JUDGING TO FOLLOW SECTION F SECTION D RING 2 ENTER THROUGH GATE 5 BUCKSKIN Judge: Sharon Greenhill Steward: James Akister JUDGING TO FOLLOW SECTION C Class Entry: $4.00 Judge: Darrell Owen Stewards: Michelle Carthew & Kaye Watson Class Class Entry: $4.00 0280 Viceroy Turnout 0281. Harness Shetland Female All classes open to NBS or Affiliate registered horses, must be 0282. Harness Shetland Male financial members. Champion & Reserve Champion Harness Shetland Members must supply registration information or entry 0283. Harness Pony 10.2 hands and under will not be accepted 0284. Harness Pony over 10.2 hands and not over under 12.2h/non SPONSORED BY NATIONAL BUCKSKIN SOCIETY INC. Hackney Champion & Reserve Champion Under 12.2hh 0285. Harness Pony over 12.2 hands, not over and under 13 hands/non NBS SECTION A Hackney Class 0286. Harness Pony over 13 hands not over & under 14 hands /non 070. Best Presented Section A Buckskin Hackney 071. Dual Registered Section A 0287. Harness Pony/Horse 14hh and over/non hackney Champion and Reserve Champion Non Hackney 12.2hh and over 072. Handler any age (of Section A horse) 0288. Hackney Driven – Winner eligible for the Supreme 073. Led Section A Stallion or Colt SUPREME LIGHT HARNESS 074. Led Section A Gelding 4 years and over 0289. Buggy, Jinker Turnout 075. Led Section A Gelding 3 years and under. 0290. Junior Driver Under 18 years Champion and Reserve Led Section A Buckskin Male. 0291. Open Driver over 18 years 076. Led Mare, 4 years and over 0292. Horse or Pony suitable for pleasure drive 0293. Bev Byron Memorial Award – Ladies Harness horse or pony 077. Led Section A Filly, 3 years and under. $100 FIRST PRIZE DONATED BY DEBBIE AKISTER Champion and Reserve Led Section A Buckskin Female. in recognition of Bev Byron OAM who was a life member of the show SUPREME LED BUCKSKIN EXHIBIT - society.

29 SECTION G RING 3 0192. Stallion 4 years & over, 14hh and over. Champion and Reserve Champion Open Led Registered Stallion. AUSTRALIAN FRIESIAN 0193. Mare 4 years & over, 10.2hh & under. WARMBLOOD HORSE 0194. Mare 4 years & over, over 10.2hh & not over 12.2hh. 0195. Mare 4 years & over, over 12.2hh & not over 14hh. JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 1.00PM 0196. Mare 4 years & over, over 14hh. Judge: Sharon Greenhill Steward: Bethany Guvett Champion and Reserve Champion Open Led Registered Mare. 0197. Gelding 4 years & over, 10.2hh & under. Class Entry: $4.00 0198. Gelding 4 years & over, over 10.2hh & not over 12.2hh. 0199. Gelding 4 years & over, over 12.2hh & not over 14hh. SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN FRIESIAN WARMBLOOD HORSE SOCIETY 0200. Gelding 4 years & over, over 14hh. Champion and Reserve Champion Open Led Gelding. All horses must be registered with AFWHS and owner’s financial members 0201. Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding. 0202. Colt 2 & 3 years. Class 0203. Filly 2 & 3 years. 0801 Best presented Led Australian Friesian Warmblood 0204. Gelding 2 & 3 years. 0802 Led Stallion 4 years & over Champion and Reserve Champion Led Registered Junior. 0803 Led Mare 4 years and over 0804 Led Gelding 4 years and over SECTION J RING 4 CHAMPION & RESERVE LED SENIOR Australian Friesian Warmblood 0810 Led Colt 3 years and under OPEN PONIES 0811 Led Filly 3 years and under Open to All Breeds (Including Australian Riding Ponies) 08012 Led Gelding 3 years and under CHAMPION & RESERVE LED JUNIOR Australian Friesian Warmblood JUDGING TO FOLLOW SECTION I SUPREME CHAMPION LED Australian Friesian Warmblood Judge: Janine Wigham Steward: Jenny Doran 0820 Ridden Stallion or Colt Class Entry: $4.00 0821 Ridden Mare or Filly 0822 Ridden Gelding Class Horse Show Section CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN Australian Friesian Warmblood 0331. Yearling Colt or Filly 0332. Colt or Filly 2 years 0333. Filly, 3 years SECTION H RING 4 0334. Colt or Stallion Champion and Reserve Champion AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE PONIES 0335. Mare 12 hands and under 0336. Mare over 12 and not over 13 hands JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.00AM 0337. Mare over 13 and not over 14 hands Judge: Janine Wigham Steward: Jenny Doran 0338. Intermediate Mare 12.2 hands and under Class Entry: $4.00 0339. Intermediate Mare over 12.2 hands not over 14 hands Champion and Reserve Champion Mare All Ponies must be Registered or Foal Recorded with the 0340. Gelding, 12 hands and under Australian Miniature Pony Society Incorporated and 0341. Gelding, over 12 hands and not over 13 hands must not Measure over 87cm 0342. Gelding, over 13 hands, not over 14 hands Class 0343. Intermediate Gelding, under 14 hands 028. Best Presented Australian Miniature Pony - Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding 029. Colt Yearling 0344. Ridden Mare or Gelding Under 12hh 030. Colt 2 years 0345. Ridden Mare of Gelding 12 - 13hh 031. Colt 3 years 0346. Ridden Mare or Gelding 13 - 14hh 032. Stallion 4 years & over Champion and Reserve Ridden Open Pony Champion and Reserve Champion Male 033. Filly Yearling 034. Filly 2 years SECTION K RING 5 035. Filly 3 years 036. Dry Mare 4 years and over WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES – Champion and Reserve Champion Mare 037. Gelding Yearling WELSH PONIES – WELSH COBS – 038. Gelding 2 years WELSH GELDINGS – PART WELSH 039. Gelding 3 Years 040. Gelding 4 and 5 years Judge: Frances Best Steward: Stephanie Fakhry 041. Gelding 6 years JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.00AM Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding Class Entry: $4.00 SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE PONY All exhibits must be registered with the Welsh Section of the APSB or with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc. Exhibitors must be financial SECTION I RING 4 members of the A.P.S.B. or W.P.C.S. Aust. Inc. - All Part Welsh exhibits must be registered with the W.P.C.S. Aust. Inc. and exhibitors must be current LED REGISTERED HORSES & PONIES financial members. Registration numbers and names must be entered on the Entry Form. JUDGING TO FOLLOW SECTION H SPONSORED BY WPCS GIPPSLAND AND PENINSULA OPEN TO ALL REGISTERED HORSES & PONIES, REGISTRATION PAPERS PROMOTIONAL GROUP, WPCS YARRA VALLEY PROMOTIONAL MUST BE PRODUCED ON REQUEST GROUP & BAYLES GENERAL STORE Judge: Janine Wigham Steward: Jenny Doran Special Class – Entries from classes 221 to 242 are eligible. Class Entry: $4.00 Class Class 0220. Best Presented Welsh Pony 0190. Stallion 4 years & over, 12.2hh & under. 0191. Stallion 4 years & over, over 12.2hh & not over 14hh Sections A, B, C, D must be shown unplaited

30 WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES. Section A Led 0249. Open Leading Rein Pony 12hh & under, Rider 3 years Class & under 8 years. 0221. Stallion 4 years & over 0250. Open First Ridden Pony 12.2hh & under, Rider 5 years 0222. Colt 3 years & under & under 12 years. Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Mountain Stallion/Colt Champion Rosette. Reserve Champion Welsh Open Leading Rein/ 0223 Yearling Filly First Ridden 0224. Filly 2 & 3 years ROSETTE DONATED BY WPCS YARRA VALLEY 0225. Mare, 4 years and over PROMOTIONAL GROUP Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Female

WELSH PONIES. Section B Led RIDDEN PART WELSH Class Class 0226. Stallion 4 years & over 0251. Ridden Part Welsh Stallion or Colt 0227. Colt 3 years & under 0252. Ridden Part Welsh Mare or Filly Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Pony Section B Stallion/Colt 0253. Ridden Part Welsh Gelding 0228. Yearling Filly Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Part Welsh Exhibit 0229. Filly 2 & 3 years $50 SUPREME RIDDEN WELSH EXHIBIT & GARLAND KINDLY 0230. Mare, 4 years and over. DONATED BY WPCS YARRA VALLEY PROMOTIONAL GROUP Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Pony Section B. Female SECTION L RING 6 WELSH PONIES OF C OR D BREEDING Class CLYDESDALES, HEAVY HORSES 0231. Led C or D Stallion or Colt JUDGING TO COMMENCE 10AM Horse Show Section 0232. Led C or D Filly 3 years & under Judge: John O’Sullivan Steward: Greg Akister 0233. Led C or D Mare 3 years & over Class Entry: $4.00 Champion and Reserve Champion Section C & D SPONSORED BY BUSHRANGER CAMPERS

WELSH GELDINGS. Section E CLYDESDALES LED Class Class 0234. Led Gelding of Section A Breeding 0110. Best Presented Clydesdale/Heavy Horse 0235. Led Gelding of Section B Breeding 0111. Led Mare, 3 years and over. 0236. Led Gelding of Section C or D Breeding 0112. Led Filly Champion and Reserve Champion Led Welsh Gelding. Led Champion and Reserve Champion Female $50 FOR CHAMPION DONATED BY BUSHRANGER CAMPERS SUPREME LED PURE WELSH - $50 & SASH DONATED BY WPCS 0113. Led Stallion/Colt GIPPSLAND AND PENINSULA PROMOTIONAL GROUP 0114. Led Gelding Led Champion and Reserve Champion Male PART WELSH $50 FOR CHAMPION DONATED BY BUSHRANGER CAMPERS 0115. Pair of Clydesdales, owned by Exhibitor Class 0116. Group of 3, owned by Exhibitor 0237. Led Stallion or Colt 0117. Led Farm Utility Horse, suitable to drive and work in chains 0238. Led Filly 3 years & under 0118. Youth Driver 18 years and under 0239. Led Mare 4 year & over 12.2hh & under 0240 Led Mare 4 years & over, over 12.2hh 0241. Led Gelding 12.2hh & under LONG REIN CLASSES 0242. Led Gelding over 12.2hh Class 0119. Single Mare or Gelding to be driven in collar and harness Champion and Reserve Champion Led Part Welsh 0120. Pair of horses, driven in collars and harness

RIDDEN WELSH PONIES TURNOUT AND DELIVERY HARNESS CLASSES (PLAITING PERMISSIBLE) Class Class 0121. Tradesmen’s and Business Turnout 0243. Ridden Stallion or Colt 0122. Light Delivery Horse driven 0244. Ridden Section A. 0123. Medium/Heavy Delivery Horse driven 0245. Ridden Section B Champion & Reserve Champion Driven Clydesdale 0246. Ridden Section C or D $50 FOR CHAMPION DONATED BY BUSHRANGER CAMPERS Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Welsh 0124. Ridden Clydesdale 0247. Welsh Leading Rein Pony 12hh and under. Rider 3 years 0125. Ridden Part Clydesdale & under 8 years. 0248. Welsh First Ridden Pony 12.2hh & under, Rider 5 years & under 12 years.

31 0519. Showhunter Galloway 14.2hh not over 15hh Champion and Reserve Champion Showhunter Galloway 0520. Rider 18 years and under 21 years 0521. Rider 21 years and over Champion and Reserve Rider 18 years and over 0522. Rider 12 years and under 14 years 0523. Rider 14 years and under 16 years 0524. Rider 16 years and under 18 years Champion and Reserve Rider under 18 years 0525. Rider 7 years and under. 0526. Rider 8 years & under 10 years. 0527. Rider 10 years & under 12 years. MONDAY 9TH MARCH 2020 Champion and Reserve Rider under 12 years 0528. Open Pony over 13.2hh, not over 14hh. 0529. Open Pony over 13hh, not over 13.2hh. VAS LTD 0530 Open Pony over 12.2hh not over 13hh Champion and Reserve Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh ‘OFF THE TRACK’ 0531. Open Pony over 12hh, not over 12.2hh 0532. Open Pony over 11.2hh, not over 12hh. COMPETITION 0533. Open Pony under 11.2hh. Champion and Reserve Pony 12.2hh and under Open to any thoroughbred horse bred to race that has been 0534. Shetland Pony 10hh & under stud book registered, either domestically with the Australian 0535. Shetland Pony 10hh & over not over 10.2hh Stud Book or Internationally that are 4 years and over and Champion and Reserve Champion Showhunter Pony over 14.2 hands. Registrations will be checked by VAS office. Any horse winning a championship is ineligible to compete Racing name to be used where appropriate. in the same class in another open ring. Qualifier Prizes: Sash, $50 prize cheque SECTION N OPEN RING 2 Cheque sent out once qualification has been verified by Judge: Jenny Daffy Steward: Sue Makarucha Racing Victoria (Gift pack collected at State Final). JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.00AM Refer to www.vicagshows.com.au website for Class Entry: $4.00 competition regulations. All Showhunters are to be in a PLAIN browband Horse Show Section Judging will be held at lunch break 12pm - ring to be EACH CHAMPION TO RECEIVE A PRIZE DONATED BY advised on the day. HYGAIN FEEDS. Class Class 0900. Off the Track Ridden Series 0536. Smartest on parade 16 years and under 18 years. 0901. Off the Track Led Series $20 VOUCHER KINDLY DONATED BY TACK SADDLERY PAKENHAM 0537. Lightweight Galloway 14hh to 15hh. 0538. Heavyweight Galloway 14hh to 15hh. 0539. Galloway over 14hh and not over 14.2hh. 0540. Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh. MONDAY 9TH MARCH 2020 Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Galloway 0541. Showhunter Galloway 14hh to 14.2hh. THIS IS A VAS LTD QUALIFYING SHOW 0542. Showhunter Galloway 14.2hh and not over 15hh. Any horse winning a championship is ineligible to 0543. Showhunter Galloway Heavyweight 14-15hh . compete in the same class in another open ring. 0544. Showhunter Galloway Lightweight 14-15hh. Champion and Reserve Showhunter Galloway Competitors competing in hunter classes are not eligible 0545. Novice Pony under 12.2hh to compete in open classes in rings 1, 2 or 3. 0546. Pony not over 11.2hh NO NEW CLASSES WILL BE ADDED ON THE DAY 0547. Pony over 11.2hh, not over 12hh. 0548. Pony over 12hh, not over 12.2hh. Late Entries on the day: Sharon Geoffrey & M. Boon situated under Champion and Reserve Champion Pony not over 12.2hh verandah of Young Farmers Building 0549. Novice pony 12.2hh not over 14hh 0550. Pony over 12.2hh, not over 13hh. 0551. Pony over 13hh, not over 13.2hh. SECTION M OPEN RING 1 0552. Pony over 13.2hh, not over 14hh. Judge: Peta Plozza Stewards: Kaye Watson & Portia Neydorff Champion and Reserve Champion Pony 12.2hh and not over 14hh JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.00 AM 0553. Showhunter Pony 12hh and under 0554. Showhunter Pony over 12hh and not over 13hh Class Entry: $4.00 0555. Showhunter Pony over 13hh and not over 14hh All Showhunters are to be in PLAIN browband Champion and Reserve Champion Showhunter Pony 0556. Pony over 12.2hh, n/o 14hh ridden in Snaffle Bit by rider under 14 PRIZE DONATED BY HYGAIN FEEDS. years. Class 0557. Pony 12.2hh and under ridden in Snaffle Bit by rider under 12 years. 0501. Smartest on parade, 18 years and under 21 years. 0558. Child handler 8 years and under. $20 VOUCHER KINDLY DONATED BY TACK SADDLERY PAKENHAM 0559. Child handler over 8 years and not over 11 years. 0502. Novice Hack over 15hh. 0560. Child handler over 11 years and not over 14 years. 0503. Lightweight Hack 15hh & over. 0561. Good Hands Qualifying Riding Competition, open, 12 years and 0504. Heavyweight Hack 15hh & over. under 15 years. (Entry Free) Girls or Boys. 0505. Hack over 15hh, not over 15.2hh. 0562. Rider 8 years and under. 0506. Hack over 15.2hh, not over 16hh. 0563. Rider over 8 years and under 12 years. 0507. Hack over 16hh, not over 16.2hh. 0564. Rider 12 years and under 15 years. 0508. Hack over 16.2hh. 0565. Rider 14 years and 15 years Champion Hack and Reserve Champion Hack 0566. Rider 15 years and under 18 years. 0509. Showhunter hack 15hh, not over 15.2hh. Champion and Reserve Champion Rider 8 to 17 years 0510. Showhunter hack 15.2hh, not over 16hh. 0567. Hack over 15hh, not over 15.2hh. 0511. Showhunter hack 16hh, not over 16.2hh. 0568. Hack over 15.2hh, not over 16hh. 0512. Showhunter Hack over 16.2hh. 0569. Hack over 16hh, not over 16.2hh. Champion and Reserve Champion Showhunter Hack 0570. Hack over 16.2hh 0513. Showhunter Hack Heavyweight over 15hh Champion & Reserve Champion Hack 0514. Showhunter Hack Lightweight over 15hh 0571. Showhunter hack 15hh, not over 15.2hh. Champion and Reserve Champion Showhunter Hack 0572. Showhunter hack 15.2hh, not over 16hh. 0515. Novice Galloway 14hh Not Over 15 hh 0573. Showhunter hack 16hh, not over 16.2hh. 0516. Galloway 14hh and not over 14.2hh 0574. Showhunter Hack over 16.2hh. 0517. Galloway 14.2hh not over 15 hh Champion and Reserve Showhunter Hack Champion and Reserve Champion Galloway Any horse winning a championship is ineligible to compete 0518. Showhunter Galloway 14hh not over 14.2hh in the same class in another open ring.

32 SECTION O OPEN RING 3 0603. Rider 14 years and under 16 years Champion and Reserve Champion Rider under 16 years JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.00 AM 0604. Rider 16 years and under 18 years Judge: Allison Woodroofe Steward: Michelle Carthew 0605. Rider 18 years and over Class Entry: $4.00 Champion and Reserve Champion Rider 16 years and over 0606. Hack 15hh, not over 15.2hh. All Showhunters are to be in a PLAIN browband 0607. Hack over 15.2hh, not over 16hh. CHAMPION TO RECEIVE A PRIZE. 0608. Hack over 16hh, not over 16.2hh. Class 0609 Hack over 16.2hh. 0575. Leading Rein Pony, 12hh and under, rider under 8 years. Champion and Reserve Champion Hack To be ridden in snaffle bit. 0610. Showhunter hack 15hh, not over 15.2hh. 0576. Smartest on parade. Rider over 8 and under 12. 0611. Showhunter hack 15.2hh, not over 16hh. $20 VOUCHER KINDLY DONATED BY TACK SADDLERY PAKENHAM 0612. Showhunter hack 16hh, not over 16.2hh. 0577. Smartest on parade. Rider 12 years, not over 15 years. 0613. Showhunter Hack over 16.2hh. $20 VOUCHER KINDLY DONATED BY TACK SADDLERY PAKENHAM Champion and Reserve Showhunter Hack 0578. Child’s First Ridden Pony, 12hh and under, rider under 12 years. 0614. Galloway over 14hh, not over 14.2hh. To be ridden in snaffle bit. 0615. Galloway over 14.2hh, not over 15hh. 0579. Pony not over 11.2hh. Champion and Reserve Champion Galloway 0580. Pony over 11.2hh, not over 12hh. 0616. Showhunter Galloway 14hh to 14.2hh 0581. Pony over 12hh, not over 12.2hh. 0617. Showhunter Galloway over 14.2hh, not over 15hh 0582. Lightweight pony 12.2hh and under. Champion and Reserve Showhunter Galloway 0583. Heavyweight pony 12.2hh and under. Any horse winning a championship is ineligible to compete Champion and Reserve Champion Pony not over 12.2hh in the same class in another open ring. 0584. Pony over 12.2hh, not over 13hh. 0585. Pony over 13hh, not over 13.2hh. 0586. Pony over 13.2hh, not over 14hh. 0587. Lightweight pony 12.2hh not exceeding 14hh. 0588. Heavyweight pony 12.2hh not exceeding 14hh. Paula Rae Memorial Supreme Showhunter Champion and Reserve Champion Pony 12.2hh and not over 14hh. $100 donated by Jack Rae 0589. Showhunter Pony 12hh and under. 0590. Showhunter Pony 12hh to 13hh Supreme Ridden Pony not over 14hh 0591. Showhunter Pony 13hh to 14hh $200 & Show Rug kindly donated by 0592. Showhunter Pony Heavyweight 12.2hh and under PAKENHAM PRODUCE & SADDLERY 0593. Showhunter Pony Heavyweight 12.2hh not exceeding 14hh 0594. Showhunter Pony Lightweight 12.2hh and under Supreme Ridden Galloway over 14hh Horse Show Section 0595. Showhunter Pony Lightweight 12.2hh not exceeding 14hh

Champion and Reserve Showhunter Pony & not exceeding 15hh 0596. Novice rider 12 years and under $200 & Show Rug kindly donated by 0597. Intermediate rider 12 years and under PAKENHAM PRODUCE & SADDLERY 0598. Intermediate rider over 12 years and under 16 years. 0599. Rider under 8 years. Supreme Ridden Hack over 15hh 0600. Rider 8 years and under 10 years $200 & Show Rug kindly donated by 0601. Rider 10 years and under 12 years PAKENHAM PRODUCE & SADDLERY Champion and Reserve Champion Rider under 12 years 0602. Rider 12 years and under 14 years

Judging Criteria EVAN HENRY Entrant to be a nomination in writing from a Pony Club, signed by the DC. MEMORIAL Only one nomination per club, previous winners of this event are ineligible COMPETITION TO BE JUDGED AS FOLLOWS: RING 5A (beside Pony Club Ring) 25 Points Presentation Judge: Sam Jeffree Cleanliness and fit of the gear. Correct PCAV Class uniform and neatness. Cleanliness of the mount. 0675. Individual Evan Henry Workout (THIS CAN BE DONE AT ANYTIME BETWEEN 9.30 TO 11.30) 25 Points Riding on the flat Then all entrants will participate in the group workout and Final Work out to include – walk, trot and canter with and without stirrups on both reins. Diagonals Judging to take place at lunch time in RING 5. and canter leads to be noted. Show some lengthening of stride in trot and canter if space allows. Halt, dismount on nearside and remount 2020 EVAN HENRY EVENT from offside. This event was introduced in 1968 by Evan Henry, a Life Member of 25 Points Jumping the Society and parent of a Pony Club rider, to encourage good all- Trot over first jump and canter over the next. round horsemanship. We encourage all levels to apply as each rider Height to be set at riders graded level. will be judged on their individual level using the judging criteria. 25 Points Obstacle Only one nomination from each Pony Club can be submitted and An obstacle to test the horse’s obedience and previous winners of this event are ineligible. Nomination Fee is willingness to the riders aids i.e., carry an $10.00. Your rider will be judged on their presentation, riding on the obstacle, open a gate etc. flat, over jumps and handy mount (refer below for judging criteria). Equality of scores - a count back to be taken on Riding The winner will receive an embroided woollen rug on flat then jump. from Piaffe Equestrian, a sash and will have their Enquires to Fiona Mitchell 0417 356 717 or email name and club recorded on the Perpetual Trophy. [email protected]

33 SECTION P RING 4 SECTION Q RING 5 PONY CLUB EVENTS Judge: Fiona Mitchell Steward: Alex Mitchell OFFICIAL HRCAV RING JUDGING COMMENCES 9.00AM Hosted By Berwick Riding Club Inc. Full Pony Club uniform and medical armband must be worn. Judge: Marilyn Smithett Steward: TBA A Card must be produced at Gear Check showing at least two JUDGING COMMENCES AT 9AM attendances as a rider/mount. Cost: Pre entry: $30 for all classes or $5 per class. Class Entry: $4.00 Late Entry on the Day: $8.00 On the day: $40 for all classes or $8 per class on the day. Prize: Ribbons 1st to 5th Enquiries: Janine Wigham 0418 307 180 ALL CHAMPIONS RECEIVE BROW BAND DONATED BY FLEXIBLE FIT EQUESTRIAN Prizes: Ribbons to 4th place, Sashes for SOP ALL RESERVE CHAMPIONS RECEIVE A * CHAMPION TO RECEIVE A WOOLLEN RUG SPONSORED BY $20 GRANNY REILLY VOUCHERS HORSELAND NARRE WARREN* TURNOUTS RECEIVE A EQUINADE PACK KINDLY SMARTEST ON PARADE RECEIVE A EQUINADE PACK KINDLY DONATED BY EQUINADE PRODUCTS DONATED BY EQUINADE PRODUCTS Combination and 50% attendance as a rider at Pony Club Class in the preceding year. 0700. Smartest on Parade – Level 5 * - 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack Snaffle Bits to be worn. 0701. Smartest on Parade – Level 4 * - 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 0702. Smartest on Parade – Level 3 * - Pony Club Turnout 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack Class 0703. Smartest on Parade – Level 2* - 0650. PC Turnout Grade 5 – 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 0651. PC Turnout Grade 4 – 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 0704. Smartest on Parade – Level 1 & Adv - 0652. PC Turnout Grade 3 – 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 0705. Led Exhibit Under 15h 0653. PC Turnout Grade 2&1 – 1st receive a Equinade Prize pack 0706. Led Exhibit 15h not Exceeding 16h Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Turnout 0707. Led Exhibit Over 16h Horse Show Section CHAMPION SPONSORED BY FLEXIBLE FIT EQUESTRIAN Champion & Reserve Champion Led Exhibit CHAMPION RECEIVES A RUG DONATED BY HORSELAND NARRE WARREN Pony Club Handler 0708. Ridden Mount Level 5 * Class 0709. Ridden Mount Level 4 * 0654. PC Handler Grade 5 0710. Ridden Mount Level 3 * 0655. PC Handler Grade 4 0711. Ridden Mount Level 2 * 0656. PC Handler Grade 3 0712. Ridden Mount Level 1 & Adv * 0657. PC Handler Grade 2&1 CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN MOUNT * Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Pony Club Handler CHAMPION RECEIVES A RUG DONATED BY HORSELAND NARRE WARREN CHAMPION SPONSORED BY FLEXIBLE FIT EQUESTRIAN 0713. HRCAV Rider Level 5 * 0714. HRCAV Rider Level 4 * Pony Club Rider 0715. HRCAV Rider Level 3 * 0716. HRCAV Rider Level 2 * Class 0717. HRCAV Rider Level 1 & Adv * 0658. PC Rider Grade 5 Champion & Reserve Champion HRCAV Rider * 0659. PC Rider Grade 4 CHAMPION RECEIVES A RUG DONATED BY HORSELAND 0660. PC Rider Grade 3 NARRE WARREN 0661. PC Rider Grade 2&1 0718. Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Level 5 * Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider 0719. Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Level 4 * CHAMPION SPONSORED BY FLEXIBLE FIT EQUESTRIAN 0720. Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Level 3 * 0721. Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Level 2 * 0722. Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Level 1 & Adv * Pony Club Mount Champion & Reserve Champion MMS HRCAV * Class CHAMPION RECEIVES A RUG DONATED BY HORSELAND 0662. PC Mount Grade 5 NARRE WARREN (Classes 0715 - 0718 May be required to Jump. Medical Armband 0663. PC Mount Grade 4 to be worn) 0664. PC Mount Grade 3 0723. Mount most suitable for beginner Levels 4 & 5 0665. PC Mount Grade 2&1 0724. Best Educated Mount Level 3 to Advanced Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Mount 0725. Open Pleasure Mount CHAMPION SPONSORED BY FLEXIBLE FIT EQUESTRIAN 0726. Pair of Riders * Classes incurring points on cards Pony Club Mount Most Suited CONDITIONS OF ENTRY To ODE c This ring is conducted under HRCAV rules & regulations for financial members of clubs affiliated with the HRCAV. Class c Valid current Membership, Showing card and completed HRCAV Standard 0666. PC Mount Most Suited to ODE Grade 5 Entry Form must be handed to the card secretary 30 minutes prior to the 0667. PC Mount Most Suited to ODE Grade 4 ring commencing. 0668. PC Mount Most Suited to ODE Grade 3 c Riders to supply their own numbers 0669. PC Mount Most Suited to ODE Grade 2&1 c Armbands must be worn when jumping Champion and Reserve Champion MMS to ODE c Pre entries: close 2nd March 2020 on a HRCAV Standard Entry Form CHAMPION SPONSORED BY FLEXIBLE FIT EQUESTRIAN c Payments: Cheques Payable to: 0670. Pony Club Pair of Riders Under and including 12 years The Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. 0671. Pony Club Pair of Riders Over and including 13 years EFT: National Australia Bank BSB 083 547 Acct 18 280 5861 0672. Pony Club Pleasure Mount Under 14hh Send To: Berwick Horse Show – HRCAV Ring, P.O. Box 442, Berwick. 0673. Pony Club Pleasure Mount Over 14hh Vic. 3806. 0674. Consolation Rider (not won a ribbon in this ring today) Email: [email protected] (copy of EFT transaction please)

34 SECTION R RING 6 Class 0739. *Smartest on Parade STANDARDBRED HORSES 0740. *Ridden Partbred Male 0741. *Ridden Partbred Female SPONSORED BY Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Partbred (0740 & 0741) JUDGING TO COMMENCE 9AM 0742. Ridden male – entire / geldinge 0743. Ridden Female Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden (0742 & 0743) 0744. Novice Ridden HI POINT AWARD SHOW 0745. Novice Ridden Standardbred - horse has some canter ability Proof of membership with the SPPHAV (copy of current membership card) 0746. *Novice Rider must be provided by all contestants in this ring. 0747. *Rider 25 years and under 0748. *Rider over 25 years If pre-entering, please provide a photocopy with your entries. SPPHAV Champion and Reserve Champion Rider (0747 & 0748) Committee members will verify memberships on the day. 0749. *Harness Turnout (racing or pleasure) Ring SPPHAV Inc for membership. Placings gained at this show count 0750. Working Harness – non racing towards the SPPHAV Annual HRV High Point Award and the National High 0751. Working Harness – racing Point Competition. Champion and Reserve Champion Working Harness (0750 & 0751) Judge: Jayne Stuchbery Steward: Barbara Geoffrey NOTE: This show program is open to all freeze Class Entry: $4.00 branded Standardbred horses. Class 0730. *Best Presented Male (Stallion or Gelding) Non-Racing (purebred without a freeze brand) horses must be 0731. *Best Presented Female registered with the SPPHAV and owner able to show proof on 0732. *Novice Led Horse demand. 0733. *Led Partbred Male * Indicates that Partbred horses (registered with the SPPHAV) are 0734. *Led Partbred Female eligible to enter these events. Champion and Reserve Champion Led Partbred (0733 & 0734) 0735. Led male – entire / gelding 15.2 hh & under RIDDEN CLASSES: 0736. Led male – entire / gelding over 15.2 hh Horses can be competed in all three (3) ridden classes (Open Gender, Champion and Reserve Champion Led Male Standardbred Novice, Foundation) if they match all criteria. Horses may not be accepted (0735 and 0736) into Foundation classes after the open classes at the Judge/SPPHAV 0737. Led Female 15.2hh and under Committee’s discretion if they believe a horse has shown adequate canter 0738. Led Female over 15.2hh ability. Horse Show Section Champion and Reserve Champion Led Female Standardbred NOVICE CLASSES: (0737 and 0738) Means not to have won 5 first ribbons or championship sashes in any Standardbred ring in a class of the same description prior to this show. (Led SUPREME LED STANDARDBRED EXHIBIT and Ridden counted separately) $50 PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY STANDARDBRED PLEASURE & This show is part of the Annual HRV High Point Award program and PERFORMANCE HORSE ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC other Annual Awards on offer to SPPHAV members.

Racing Australia to be eligible to compete. MONDAY 9TH MARCH 2020 4. Riders to be aged 12 years and over on the day of the Qualifying Show. ALABAR HERO 5. Colts/Stallions are not permitted to contest a series qualifier. BERWICK SHOW WILL HOLD A 6. Qualifying Shows must be VAS Ltd affiliated. QUALIFYING CLASS. 7. Qualifying Classes will be judged ridden. PLEASE REFER TO QUALIFIER REGULATIONS. 8. Once a qualifier has won, the horse cannot compete at another Show qualifier in that calendar year JUDGING WILL BE HELD AT THE LUNCH BREAK 9. All qualifying winners gain automatic entry into the Alabar – RING TO BE ADVISED ON THE DAY. HERO Series Final to be held at the VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championships. Class 0800 10. To be judged as a good example of a Standardbred rather than a riding horse/hunter type with the following being 2019/2020 SERIES QUALIFIER taken into consideration:- REGULATIONS • Standardbred qualities • Conformation 1. Open to all purebred freeze branded Standardbreds registered with Harness Racing Australia. Raced or unraced. • Manners, paces and performance Registrations will be verified. • Racing related injuries and/or blemishes are permitted 2. Registered/Racing name to be used where available. Freeze 11. The Judge’s Decision is final in the Qualifiers and Final. brand number must be provided. 12. Qualifier Prizes: Sash, $50 Prize Cheque sent out once 3. Horse or Exhibitor do not need to be registered with any qualification has been verified, and HERO Gift Pack (Gift other Association or Breed Society other than Harness Pack collected at State Final).

35 SATURDAY 1002. AKOONAH PARK STARS OF THE FUTURE JUNIOR RIDER 238.2.2 (AM5) Competitors may ride as a junior from the beginning of the show jumping calendar year that they reach the age of 12, until the end of the calendar year that they reach the age of 18. JUMPING TO COMMENCE AT 8.00AM SHARP Max. height 1.10m Entry Fee: $20 NEW FOR 2020: EXPANDED WARM UP ARENA Prizes: $130 plus inscribed Woollen Rug and name on Perpetual SHOWJUMPING ARENA WILL BE WATERED AS REQUIRED Honour Board, $80, $60, $40, $30, $20 Jumping events are conducted under F.E.I. rules and E.A. grading 1003. SAFETY STEEL STRUCTURES 1.10 OPEN 238.2.2 (AM5) Course Designer: Mr. David Sheppard Entry Fee: $20 Prizes: $130 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $80, $60, $40, $30, $20 Show Jump Co-ordinator: Mark Robertson Class 2 and 3 to run concurrently with Class 3 combinations Equipment: Kindly provided by ISJ restricted to one class only. Ring Stewards: Robertson Family, Joyce Family Course walk for classes 2 and 3 to be completed prior to the commencement of class 3. ENTER ON LINE ONLY no postal entries - www.globalentriesonline.com.au 1004. BERWICK DRAFTING & DESIGN OPEN 1.30m 238.2.2 (AM5) Entry Fee: $25 Entries close Wednesday 19th February, 2020 Prizes: $200 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $130, $100, $50, $40, $25 Entry to grounds via Gate 7 Cardinia Street 1005. PROGRESSIVE TREE FELLING SERVICES 1.20m OPEN 238.2.2 Admission Charge - flat rate per vehicle $20, Facility Fee $5 per horse (AM5) Entry Fee: $20 SECTION EE Prizes: $180 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $100, $80, $60, $40, $20 Judge: Ann Garner SUNDAY Stewards: Robertson Family, Joyce Family Prizes – Sashes 1st - 6th place, money/prizes as stated show jumping 1st place in all classes to receive a Woollen Trophy Rug donated by Horseland Narre Warren JUMPING TO COMMENCE AT 8.30AM SPECIAL AWARDS OVER THE TWO DAYS NEW FOR 2020: EXPANDED WARM UP ARENA OF SHOWJUMPING: * SHOWJUMPING ARENA WILL BE WATERED AS REQUIRED Jumping events are conducted under F.E.I. rules and E.A. grading * The Ern Barker Leading Rider: Sash and $250, name on Perpetual

Horses - Show Jumpimg Section Course Designer: Mr. David Sheppard Honour Board will be presented to the rider accumulating the most points over the two days of competition. Show Jump Co-ordinator: Mark Robertson Previous winner 2019: Airlie Robinson Equipment: Kindly provided by ISJ Ring Stewards: Robertson Family, Joyce Family * The Charlie Moffat – Mulga Bill Encouragement Award, to remember the great contribution made by Charlie with Mulga Bill to Showjumping. Winner to receive $100 and inscribed Woollen SECTION EE trophy rug. Judge: Annie White 2019 winner: Bianca Sigismundi riding Royal Chanel Sashes 1st-6th place, money/prizes as stated 1st place in all classes to receive a Woollen Trophy Rug donated * Racing Victoria Ltd Best Performed Off the Track over the 2 days by Horseland Narre Warren of Showjumping in Classes 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 will received an inscribed Woollen Rug and $250. Entry to grounds via Gate 7 Cardinia Street To be eligible you must nominate your Off the Track Horse with its Class racing name and number on your entry form. No nominations will be 1006. 1.10m OPEN 238.2.2 (AM5) taken on the day. Entry Fee: $20 2019 Winner: Hot and Spicy ridden by Tinky Konecny Prizes: $130 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $80, $60, $40, $30, $20

ENTRIES: Online with www.globalentriesonline.com.au 1007. MOODY RACING 1.25m 238.2.2 (AM5) Entry Fee: $20 Prizes: $180 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $100, $80, $60, $40, $20 DRESS: All riders must wear approved headgear, and E.A recommended uniform and must be members of Equestrian Victoria. 1008. HORSELAND NARRE WARREN 1.35m OPEN 238.2.2 (AM5 Entry Fee: $30 ORDER OF JUMP: will be posted on line, emailed out prior to the show Prizes: $250 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $150, $100, $50, $40, $305 and posted ringside. 1009. 1.15m OPEN 238.2.1 (A2) Entry Fee: $20 CAMPING OVERNIGHT: Competitors camping overnight must enter via Prizes: $130 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $80, $60, $40, $30, $205 gate 7 Cardinia St (open until 10:00pm on Friday Night, after 10:00pm enter via main gate). Power is available and must be paid with entries @ THANK YOU TO THE TEAM OF VOLUNTEERS $10.00 per day) THAT MAKE THIS EVENT HAPPEN We gratefully acknowledge our valuable sponsors that support NOTE: Horses staying on the grounds over night Showjumping at Berwick Show MUST BE IN OUR YARDS OR STEEL YARDS ● Horseland Narre Warren ● Racing Victoria STAYING OVER NIGHT YARDS: paid with entries @ $5 per night ● Akoonah Park Committee of Management Class ● Berwick Drafting & Design ● Safety Steel Structures Dandenong 1001. SOUTH EASTERN EQUINE HOSPITAL 1.05m OPEN 238.2.2 (AM5) ● South Eastern Equine Hospital Entry Fee: $15 ● Progressive Felling Services Prizes: $130 plus inscribed Woollen Rug, $80, $60, $40, $20, $15 ● Moody Racing

36 SECTION: A horticulture VEGETABLES AND HERBS ENTRIES CLOSE IN THIS SECTION ON Voucher and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section Entries close: Mail - Friday 7th February, 2020 All Exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor Online - Sunday 16th February, 2020 All Exhibits to be shown with Stalks LATE ENTRIES MAYBE ACCEPTED - Contact Head Steward All Exhibits to be shown on a plate unless otherwise stated Head Steward: Willem Boon – 0447 041 940 Class 7001. One Pumpkin – any variety - no plate required Important to exhibitors: 7002. One Marrow – any variety - no plate required 1. Exhibits must be staged between 1.00pm and 6.00pm on Friday 7003. Three ears of Sweet Corn - 1 or 2 husks to be pulled down and 21st February retained to expose content 2. Entry fee Sections A - I $1.50 7004. Three Carrots - to be shown with tops 7005. One bunch of Silverbeet in water - 5 leaves 3. Entry fee Junior Section G, J-L $1.00 7006. Three red beet – to be shown with tops 4. All exhibits to be removed between 4.00 - 5.30pm on Sunday 7007. Three Capsicums – to be shown with stalks 23rd February 7008. Three Zucchinis – less than 25 cm RULES FOR THE 7009. Ten pods of Beans - any variety HORTICULTURE SECTION 7010. One Eggplant 7011. One Cucumber - any variety - no plate required This show will be judged in accordance with the rules of The Australian 7012. Three Potatoes - brushed not washed Horticultural Judges’ Association Inc., as listed in that association’s 7013. Three Onions – any variety Publication ‘The Australian Horticultural Show and Judges Manual’. 7014. Ten Spring Onions – cut roots to approx 10mm The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry and in that event 7015 Three Garlic – hardneck or softneck of such refusal it is not required to give a reason or explanation. 7016. Rhubarb – Five stalks with 10 cm leaf - to be shown in water 1. All stems ends must be below the water level in a vase or container. Horticulture Section 7017. One bunch of Parsley - in water - any variety 2. A container is a vessel of any size or shape. 7018. Any other vegetable 3. Own foliage is permitted in an exhibit unless otherwise stated. 7019. Collection of Herbs in water - to be named - own choice of 4. Cut flowers must not include flowering shrubs, berries or creepers container/s - minimum of 5 herbs but may include roses or hydrangeas. 7020. Collection of 5 Vegetables displayed in box or basket (one or more 5. Wiring of flowers is permitted in the Floral Art Section of each of the vegetables displayed) 7021. Three Tomatoes – ripe 6. All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor, except in the Floral Art Section. 7022. Three Tomatoes – green 7. Exhibitors must supply their own containers. 7023. Ten Cherry Tomatoes - any variety - no larger than 30mm 7024. One Truss of 10 Tomatoes 8. C.V.A. means colour variation allowed. 9. Exhibitors must be strictly amateurs except Open Class Floral Art FEATURE SECTION: AA 10. Distinct means separate clones or varieties. Class 11. Novice is open to those who have not won a First Prize for that 7030 The heaviest Tomato section at any Horticulture Show. 12. All pot plants must be in the possession of the exhibitor for no less than 3 months prior to the show. SECTION: B 13. To assist in the staging of exhibits the Committee advises that where FRUIT possible ALL EXHIBITS SHOULD BE NAMED. Voucher and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit 14. Exhibitors MUST STATE THE SIZE OF ANY EXHIBIT IF IT EXCEEDS in this Section 40CM in any direction when lodging entry.. All Exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor

THE SOCIETY GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING All Exhibits to be shown with Stems SPONSORS OF THE HORTICULTURE SECTION: All Exhibits to be shown on a plate unless otherwise stated c Berwick Potteries Pty Ltd, Princes Highway, Officer, Class www.berwickpotteries.com.au 7051. Three Apples - any variety 7052. Three Pears - any variety c Oasis Horticulture Pty Ltd, Sth Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne, 7053. Three Lemons - any variety www.oasisaustralia.com 7054 Three Citrus Fruit - excluding lemons 7055. Five Passionfruit c Keep It Blooming 7056. Three stone fruit - any variety c Individual Flower Design, Beaconsfield 7057. Ten Olives 7058. One bunch of Grapes c OMy Restaurant, Beaconsfield 7059. Any other fruit 7060. Collection of Fruit displayed in a box or basket (one or more of each c Alameda Homestead Nursery of the fruit displayed)

37 SECTION: C 7311. One container of Succulent/s – other than cacti - one variety 7312. Collection of Succulents &/or Cacti in one container ROSES 7313. One container of Fuchsia $25.00 and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section 7314. One container of carnivorous plant All Exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor 7315. One hanging container of Plant/s – one kind All Exhibits must be shown in container of water supplied by Exhibitor. 7316. One hanging container of hanging plant/s – one kind Class 7317. One flowering Orchid - any variety 7101. One Rose 7318. One Bonsai - any style 7102. One variety of Rose in three stages of development – shown in one container. One Rose, full bloom – stamen must show 7103. One Rose, perfumed SECTION: H 7104. Three Roses, different varieties – full bloom FLORAL ART 7105. One Container of Roses – mixed allowed 7106. One Container of Miniature Roses – colour variation allowed Voucher and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section 7107. One stem of clustered flowered roses – must have multiple flowers Exhibitors to state the approx size of the exhibit on entry form. MUST STATE THE SIZE OF ANY EXHIBIT IF IT EXCEEDS 40CM IN ANY SECTION: D DIRECTION WHEN LODGING ENTRY. Class CUT FLOWERS, TREES AND SHRUBS 7501. An arrangement of Foliage- embellishments optional Voucher and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit 7502. Celebrate Life on the Farm. in this Section 7503. Striking but Simple 7504. Remembering Traditions of Berwick Show - 170th Year All Exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor 7505. A dried arrangement All Exhibits must be shown in container of water supplied by Exhibitor 7506. An arrangement featuring weathered wood. Class 7507. An arrangement in a basket or box for special occasion - please 7151. One Head of Hydrangea state occasion 7152. One carnation 7508. A petite arrangement 10cm - 23cm in any direction 7153. One Gladioli spike 7509. 1 posy of Flowers - foliage allowed 7154 One Marigold 7510. A Tussie Mussie - posy using flowers and herbs 7155. One single bloom – not otherwise mentioned 7156. One spike, head or truss of any flower 7157. One Pelargonium or Geranium - any variety - multiple flowers SECTION: I Horticulture Horticulture Section allowed 7158. One container of native flowers – one kind FAMILY FUN - SCARECROW OR 7159. One Container of native foliage – one kind 7160. One Container of native foliage – different kinds WHEELBARROW COMPETITION 7161. One Container of native flowers and native foliage Voucher and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section and Encouragement Awards SECTION: E Scarecrow DAHLIAS This should be lifesize, wearing a hat, arms outstretched and wearing bright clothes. Exhibit needs to be self supporting eg. be attached to a pole, Voucher and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit stand or weighted base (concealed preferred). This should be a fresh in this Section looking exhibit. All Exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor Class All Exhibits must be shown in container of water supplied by Exhibitor 7601. Scarecrow Class 7201. One Dahlia over 160mm Decorated Wheelbarrow 7202. One Dahlia 120 - 160mm The wheelbarrow should look appealing to the eye. It should be planted 7203. One Dahlia under 120mm with living plants. Additional items can be added to enhance the overall 7204. One Cactus Dahlia appeal. 7205. One Ball Dahlia Class 7206. One Pompon Dahlia 7602. Wheelbarrow 7207. One container of mixed Dahlias SECTION: J SECTION: F JUNIOR EXHIBITORS POT PLANTS Voucher and Rosette will be awarded for Best Exhibits. SECTION: J MAXIMUM WIDTH OF DISPLAY 50CM 13 TO 18 YEARS Exhibitors MUST STATE THE WIDTH OF THE EXHIBIT on entry form to $20.00 and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section assist with staging and $10.00 Encouragement award Multiple planting of one kind allowed Class Class 7301. One container of foliage plant/s– one kind (excluding begonias) 7701. An arrangement in a cup 7302. One container of Begonia Rex 7702. An arrangement in a basket or box for special occasion - please 7303 One container of Begonia state occasion 7304. One container of Begonia in bloom 7703. Miniature Garden – container not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7305. One plant in bloom, one kind, excluding begonias 7704. Picture using horticultural material - not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7306. One container of Fern Adiantum (Maiden hair) 7307. One container of Fern other than above 7705. Novelty using fruit and/or vegetable – toothpicks allowed, exhibit not 7308. One container of Bromeliad/s, one kind to exceed 35 cm x 35 cm 7309. One container of African Violet, one kind 7706. 1 posy of Flowers - foliage allowed 7310. One container of cactus/cacti – one variety 7707. Floral Saucer using wet sand

38 SECTION: J 7803. One bunch of parsley - in water - any variety 10 TO 12 YEARS 7804. Three tomatoes - ripe - displayed on a plate $20.00 and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section 7805. Ten cherry tomatoes - displayed on plate and $10.00 Encouragement award Class 7806. Ten pods of Beans - any variety - displayed on plate 7711. An arrangement in a basket or box for special occasion - please 7807. Any other vegetable state occasion 7712. Novelty using fruit and/or vegetable – toothpicks allowed, exhibit not to exceed 35cm x 35cm SECTION L 7713. Miniature Garden – container not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7714. Picture using horticultural material – not to exceed 30cm x 30cm POT PLANTS FOR JUNIOR EXHIBITORS 7715. Necklace using horticultural material – string and glue allowed Sponsored by Berwick Potteries Pty Ltd 7716. Potato Person 7717. Floral Carpet – constructed in a shoebox lid or on a polystyrene tray Voucher and Rosette will be awarded for Best Exhibits. – exhibit not to exceed 35cm x 35cm MAXIMUM WIDTH OF DISPLAY 50CM 7718. A Farm Scene using some horticultural material - exhibit not to exceed 35cm x 35cm Exhibitors MUST STATE THE width OF EXHIBIT on entry form to assist with staging SECTION: J 7 TO 9 YEARS Multiple planting of one kind allowed $20.00 and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section Class and $10.00 Encouragement award 7851. One container of plant in bloom, one kind. Class 7721. An arrangement in a recycled container 7852. One container of plant not in bloom, one kind 7722. Novelty using fruit and/or vegetable – toothpicks allowed, exhibit not

7853. One container of succulents or Cacti – one variety Horticulture Section to exceed 35cm x 35cm 7723. Miniature Garden – container not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7854. One Bonsai - any style 7724. Picture using horticultural material – not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7725. Use horticultural material as a fashion accessory eg. necklace, hat, SECTION M broach etc – string and glue allowed 7726. Potato Person EGGS 7727. Decorated Saucer in wet sand 7728. Bowl of floating flowers – container not to exceed 25cm x 25cm Eggs can be delivered to the Horticulture shed by 6pm on Friday 21st February or displayed by 10am on Saturday 22nd February SECTION: J in the Poultry Pavillion – Judging will be held in the Poultry Pavilion.

6 YEARS AND UNDER All eggs must be fresh. All eggs must be displayed in half cartons. $20.00 and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section and $10.00 Encouragement award All eggs must be from domestic poultry. Class Junior exhibitor entries accepted – please note on entry form. 7731. An arrangement in a shoe/boot 7732. Novelty using fruit and/or vegetable – toothpicks allowed, exhibit not Class to exceed 35cm x 35cm 7901. Six hen eggs, white 7733. Miniature Garden – container not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7734. Picture using horticultural material – not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 7902. Six hen eggs, Brown 7735. Bracelet using horticultural material – string and glue allowed 7903. Six hen eggs, tinted 7736. Pet Rock 7904. Six eggs, bantam 7737. Decorated Saucer in wet sand 7905. Six Duck eggs SECTION: K VEGETABLES FOR JUNIOR BEST EXHIBIT IN OPEN SECTIONS A-I EXHIBITORS 18 AND UNDER Voucher & Rosette $20.00 and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in this Section and $10.00 Encouragement award BEST EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR SECTIONS Class 7801. One pumpkin - any variety J, K and L 7802. Three zucchinis less than 25 centimetres - displayed on a plate Voucher & Rosette

39 11 YEARS TO 16 YEARS photography Class 9501. Landscape / Nature 9502. Pets / Animals 9503. Family / Friends PHOTOGRAPHY 9504. Sport / Action EXHIBITION 9505. Any other subject Pavilion Superintendent: Mr Shane Pendlebury, SSVAPS Entries close: Mail - Tuesday 4th February 2020 10 YEARS AND UNDER Online - Friday 14th February 20209 Class Stewards: TBA 9506. Landscape / nature 9507. Pets / animals Entry Fee: $2.00 per image 9508. Family / Friends Ribbons & Cards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd 9509. Sport / Action THE SOCIETY GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING 9510. Any other Subject SPONSORS OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITS TED’S CAMERA STORES - FOUNTAIN GATE SHOPPING CENTRE PHONE: 9705 4000 NOVICE SECTION (Both the Exhibitor & the Exhibit must not have won any Prize in any DELIVERY & COLLECTION TIMES Photography Competition) 1. All Photography Exhibits are to be delivered to Akoonah Park MAXIMUM SIZE INCLUDING MOUNT – 20 x 30cms (8” x 12”) Centre (Main Building) between 8.30am & 7.00pm on Wednesday 19th February 2020. Class 2. The Photography Exhibition will close on Sunday 23rd February 9511. Landscape 9512. Waterscape at 4.00pm. Exhibits can be collected between 5.00pm & 9513. Sunrise/Sunset 6.00pm on this day. 9514. Child Study, (photo taken of a child under 12 years) 3. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to collect their exhibits. 9515. People /Portraiture 9516. Pets/Animals REGULATIONS 9517. Sport/ Action 1. The society will take all care, but will not be responsible for any 9518. Any other subject loss or damage to the exhibits, all exhibits are at the sole risk of 9519. Any event of local interest the exhibitor 9520. Rural Study 2. All exhibits must remain on display during the show 3. All exhibits MUST be displayed on 2mm mountboard for protection of your prints – not in frames and MUST comply OPEN SECTION with dimensions otherwise will not be judged. Best Exhibit: Society Rosette plus GIFT VOUCHER from

Photography Photography Section 4. Any exhibit not mounted will not be accepted TEDS CAMERA STORES 5. Exhibitors Name, address and phone number are to be and Encouragement Award Cash Prize will be awarded to placed on the back of the mountboard each section. 6. Entry class ticket, displaying section & class & exhibit number to REGULATIONS be placed into the bottom centre of print mounting. 7. A maximum of 3 entries per exhibitor per class applies 1. The society will take all care, but will not be responsible for any loss or damage to the exhibits. 8. All images must be the original work of the exhibitor & may be computer enhanced, but no computer generated images All exhibits are at the sole risk of the exhibitor accepted. 2. All exhibits must remain on display during the show 9. Please ensure you read the class/section size to ensure you are 3. All exhibits MUST be displayed on 2mm mountboard for entering the right size prints to that categories. protection of your prints – not in frames and MUST comply with dimensions otherwise will not be judged. JUNIOR SECTION 4. Any exhibit not mounted will not be accepted Entry fee: $1.00 per image 5. Exhibitors Name, address and phone number are to be placed on the back of the mountboard (UNDER 16 YEARS) 6. Entry class ticket, displaying section & class & exhibit number to be MAXIMUM SIZE INCLUDING MOUNT – 20 x 30cms (8”x12”) placed into the TOP LEFT CORNER OF THE MOUNTING (When Best Exhibit: Society Rosette plus GIFT VOUCHER from looking at photo).. TEDS CAMERA STORES 7. A maximum of 3 entries per exhibitor per class applies and Encouragement Award Cash Prize will be awarded to 8. All images must be the original work of the exhibitor & may be each section. computer enhanced, but no computer generated images accepted.

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40 SMALL PRINTS VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LTD MAXIMUM SIZE INCLUDING MOUNT – 20 x 30cms (8” x12”) PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION Class 9601. Landscape CLASS 9671 9602. Waterscape 9603. Sunrise/ Sunset THEME FOR 2019/20 9604. Child Study (Photo taken of a child under 12 years) ‘PHOTO FEATURING WATER’ 9605. People/Portraiture 1. Unframed 9606. Pets/Animals 9607. Flora 2. Print no larger than 20cm x 30cm 9608. Sport/Action 3. MUST be mounted on thick card (mount no larger than 3cms 9609. Architecture/Structure on any one side) 9610. Any other subject 9611. Any event of local interest See State General Regulations below: 9612. Rural Study SHOW SOCIETY LEVEL – 1st Prize $ 10.00 9613. Selfie STATE LEVEL FINAL – First Prize Trophy and $70, Second Prize: $20, 9614. Insects Third Prize: $10. 9615. Macro

CLASS 9672 LARGE PRINTS MAXIMUM SIZE INCLUDING MOUNT – 40 x 50cms (16” x 20”) VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LTD Class JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION 9621. Landscape 9622. Waterscape THEME FOR 2019/20 9623. Sunrise/Sunset ‘PHOTO FEATURING WATER’ 9624. Child Study, (Photo taken of a child under 10 years) 9625. People/Portraiture Exhibitors to be aged under 18 on the day of their local show. 9626. Pets/Animals 1. Unframed 9627. Flora 2. Print no larger than 20 X 30cms 9628. Sport/Action 3. MUST be mounted on thick card (mount no larger than 3cms

9629. Architecture/Structure on any one side) Photography Section 9630. Any other subject 4. See VAS Rules and Regulations below 9631. Any event of local interest 9632. Birds SHOW SOCIETY LEVEL – 1st Prize $ 10.00

STATE FINAL – First Prize: trophy and $30, Second Prize: $15, BLACK & WHITE Third Prize: $10 MAXIMUM SIZE INCLUDING MOUNT – 40 x 50cms (16” x 20”) Class VAS RULES AND REGULATIONS 9641. Landscape / Waterscape 9642. Sunrise/Sunset 1. Professional photographers are not eligible (someone that derives 9643. People / Portraiture the greater percentage of their income as a photographer) 9644. Any other subject 2. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. ARTISTIC SECTION 3. All work is to have been completed in the last twelve (12) months prior to its entry at a local Show. MAXIMUM SIZE INCLUDING MOUNT – 40 x 50cms (16” x 20”)

Images that can be entered into the Artistic section are photo’s that have 4. The competition follows the three levels of competition: Show Level, been significantly altered EG: Warping the Image, changing the colours in Group Level and State Final. an image, adding elements that weren’t there originally, are classed as 5. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at the 2020 Group significant alterations Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final will then compete in the Class State Final at the 2020 Royal Melbourne Show. 9651. Landscape/Waterscape 9652. Sunrise / Sunset 6. An exhibitor having won at Show Level is not eligible to enter the 9653. People / Portraiture VAS Photography competition at any other Show until after the Group 9654. Life on the land Final judging. 9655. Any other subject 7. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final. TRIPTYCH SECTION 8. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. Three images must form a story. 9. An exhibit having won at State Final is no longer eligible to compete Images to be no bigger than 6”x 4”(15cm x 10cm) and MUST be mounted together on one board no larger than 20” x 16’ in the competition. (50cm x 40cm) 10. If an exhibitor is found to have won more than one Group Final the CLASS exhibitor must forfeit/refund all prizes and will be disqualified from 9661. Any subject exhibiting for 12 months

41 6544. Lanshan Chinese, female 6649. Wyandotte, any other colour, male 6545. Orpington, male 6650. Wyandotte, any other colour, female poultry 6546. Orpington, female 6651. Any other variety, Soft Feathered, male To be judged at 10am on Saturday 22nd 6547. Plymouth Rock, male 6652. Any other variety, Soft Feathered, female February 2020 6548. Plymouth Rock, female 6549. Rhode Island, male Entries close: Mail - 4th February 2020 6550. Rhode Island, female WATERFOWL Online - 14th February 2020 6551. Australorp, male 6552. Australorp, female 6661. Indian Runner, Drake to Secretary, PO Box 442, Berwick 3806 6553. Sussex Light, male 6662. Indian Runner, Duck 6663. , Drake Chairperson and Shed Superintendent: J. Betts 6554. Sussex Light, female 6555. Wyandotte Silver Laced, male 6664. Khaki Campbell, Duck Judge: Ken Bjorkstein 6556. Wyandotte Silver Laced, female 6665. Muscovy, Drake Steward: J. Betts 6557. Wyandotte, White, male 6666. Muscovy, Duck 6558. Wyandotte, White, female 6667. Pekin, Drake Entry Fees: $1.50 per bird or eggs 6559. Wyandotte, any other colour, male 6668 Pekin, Duck Ribbons for Champions and Reserve will be 6560. Wyandotte, any other colour, female 6669. Rouen, Drake 6561. New Hampshire, male awarded in each section 6562. New Hampshire, female 6670. Rouen, Duck 6563. Any other variety, Standard heavy breed, 6671. Appleyard, drake RULES AND REGULATIONS soft feather, male 6672. Appleyard, duck OF ENTRY: 6564. Any other variety, Standard heavy breed, 6673. Elizabeth, drake soft feather, female 6674. Elizabeth, duck 1. Entries may be submitted online or must 6565. Any other variety, Standard heavy breed, 6675. Mallard Drake be on the prescribed Poultry Entry Form hard feather, male 6676. Mallard, Duck and must accompanied by the appropriate 6566. Any other variety, Standard heavy breed, 6677. Call Drake Fees, and addressed to hard feather, female The Secretary, 6678. Call Duck Berwick & District A & H Society Inc, 6679. A.O.V Drake P.O. Box 442 Berwick, Vic, 3806 HARD FEATHERED BANTAMS 6680. A.O.V Duck 2. All birds to be benched by 9am on day of 6581. , Black-Red, male Show and must not be removed before 6582. Modern Game, Black-Red, female 4.30 pm. 6583. Modern Game, Pile, male JUNIOR SECTION 6584. Modern Game, Pile, female 3. Exhibits to be brought to and from the 6585. Modern Game, Duckwing, male (A Junior Exhibitor must be Under 16 years Showgrounds by the exhibitor or his 6586. Modern Game, Duckwing, female of age) representative on the day of the Show only. 6587. Modern Game, any other colour, male 6701. Hard Feather Large, male The Society will not collect or deliver birds. 6588. Modern Game, any other colour, female 6702. Hard Feather Large, female 4. Under no circumstances will exhibitors or 6589. , Black-Red, light leg, 6703. Soft Feather Large, male the public be admitted to the Poultry Shed male 6704. Soft Feather Large, female 6590. Old English Game, Clay or Wheaten, during judging. 6705. Hard Feather Bantam, male

Poultry Section Poultry female 5. Birds will not be removed without 6591. Old English Game, Black-Red, dark leg, 6706. Hard Feather Bantam, female permission of the Superintendent. male 6707. Soft Feather Bantam, male 6592. Old English Game, Partridge, female 6708. Soft Feather Bantam, female STANDARD LIGHT SECTION 6593. Old English Game, Blue, any colour, male 6709. Junior Water Fowl Drake 6501. Ancona, male 6594. Old English Game, Blue or Blue Wheaten, 6710. Junior Water Fowl Duck 6502. Ancona, female any colour, female 6503. Hamburgh, male 6595. Old English Game, Spangle, male 6504. Hamburgh, female 6596. Old English Game, Spangle, female CHAMPION BIRD IN SHOW 6597. Old English Game, Duckwing, male 6505. Welsummer, male Trophy, Ribbon and Cash Prize Awarded 6506. Welsummer, female 6598. Old English Game, Duckwing, female 6507. Minorca, male 6599. Old English Game, Pile, male 6508. Minorca, female 6600. Old English Game, Pile, female 6509. Leghorn, White, male 6601. Old English Game, any other colour, male RESERVE BIRD IN SHOW 6602. Old English Game, any other colour, female 6510. Leghorn, White, female Ribbon and Cash Prize Awarded 6511. Leghorn, Brown, male 6603. , male 6512. Leghorn, Brown, female 6604. Indian Game, female 6513. Leghorn, any other colour, male 6605. Any other variety, Hard feather, male 6606. Any other variety ,Hard feather, female EGG CLASSES 6514. Leghorn, any other colour, female (see Horticulture Section must be entered on 6515. , male Horticulture Entry Form or online) 6516. Legbar, female SOFT FEATHERED BANTAMS All eggs to be displayed by 10am on Saturday 6517. Silkie, white male 6621. Ancona, male 6518. Silkie, white female 6622. Ancona, female 22nd February 2020 in the poultry shed. 6519. Silkie, any other colour, male 6623. Sussex Light, male All eggs must be fresh. All eggs must be 6520. Silkie, any other colour, female 6624. Sussex Light, female displayed in half cartons. 6521. Old English Game, Blue, Red, male 6625. Australorp, male All eggs must be from domestic poultry. 6522. Old English Game, Blue, Red, female 6626. Australorp, female 6523. Old English Game, Black-Red, dark leg, 6627 Langshan, Black, male Junior exhibitor entries accepted – please male 6628. Langshan, Black, female note on entry form. 6524. Old English Game, Black-Red, dark leg, 6629. Langshan, any other colour, male 7901 Six hen eggs, white female 6630. Langshan, any other colour, female 7902 Six hen eggs, Brown 6525. Old English Game, Duckwing, male 6631. Leghorn, any colour, male 6526. Old English Game, Duckwing, female 7903 Six hen eggs, tinted 6632. Leghorn, any colour, female 7904 Six eggs, bantam 6527. Old English Game, any other colour, male 6633. Pekin, White, male 6528. Old English Game, any other colour, female 6634. Pekin, White, female 7905 Six Duck eggs 6529. Pit Game, male 6635. Pekin, Black, male 6530. Pit Game, female 6636. Pekin, Black, female 6531. Polish, male 6637. Pekin, any other colour, male 6532. Polish, female 6638. Pekin, any other colour, female BACKYARD POULTRY 6533. Any other variety Standard light breed, soft 6639. Sebright, any colour, male COMPETITION feather, male 6640. Sebright, any colour, female 6534. Any other variety Standard light breed, soft 6641. Rhode Island, male Sunday 23rd February feather, female 6642. Rhode Island, female 6643. , male CLASS 6900 6644. Rosecomb, female All birds to be benched by 9am STANDARD HEAVY SECTION 6645. Wyandotte, White, male (display cages provided) 6541. Indian Game, male 6646. Wyandotte, White, female 6542. Indian Game, female 6647. Wyandotte, Black, male Cost $1.50 per bird 6543. Lanshan Chinese, male 6648. Wyandotte, Black, female

42 Cattle Gate Cattle Gate for the for Parking Disabled sheep pens for pens for Outdoor Main Gate A1 A3 Animal Movement / Map Parking Saturday Alpaca Saturday Trade Alpaca and Saturday Trade Goats and Sunday Sheep & Sunday Saturday A4 Service Road Delivering Animals Delivering Animals Collecting Fence Temporary Fence/Barrier Permanent Pedestrian Entrance Pedestrian Amusements

43 SCHEDULE FOR – SATURDAY — sheep SECTIONS SS, SB AND SF STUD SHEEP events Entries close: Mail - Monday 3rd February, 2020 Online - Wednesday 12th February 2020 Stud Sheep, Black & Coloured Sheep & Fleeces Superintendent: Paul Hamilton 0414 881 408 or including Heritage Breeds – Saturday email [email protected]

Entries close: Mail - Monday 3rd February, 2020. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: Online - Wednesday 12th February 2020

The Berwick & District A & H Society Inc Sheep Section wishes to ALL ENTRIES ARE SUBJECT TO THE BY-LAW REGULATIONS OF THE BERWICK AND DISTRICT A & H SOCIETY INC acknowledge, and thank the following who have provided consistent support and sponsorship: COPIES OF BRUCELLOSIS CERTIFICATES AND HEALTH DECLARATION MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ENTRIES OTHERWISE THE ● Propharma Australia Pty Ltd, Dandenong ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. ● Black and Coloured Sheep Association (S.E. Region) ALL SHEEP MUST BE BRED BY THE EXHIBITOR, WITH THE ● Neil & Margaret Lucas, Berwick EXCEPTION OF SCHOOLS/COLLEGES WHERE THE SHEEP MUST ● Dorothy & Michael Vallence, Wheelers Hill HAVE BEEN OWNED FOR A PERIOD OF AT LEAST 12 MONTHS. ● Marg & John Kingman, “Yarn Time English Leicester Stud”, 1. SHEEP HEALTH DECLARATION is a requirement. All Exhibitors are Tynong Nth required to sign a declaration regarding Johne’s Disease & Footrot ● Doug & Jacqui Bottcher “Baroa Texel Stud”, Euroa (Sheep Health Declaration) form. This must be included with the Official ● Louise & Rodney Reeve, Berwick Entry Form and must be signed by the Exhibitor; otherwise sheep cannot be accepted on the Showgrounds. All sheep may be inspected ● Sue Holland, Berwick at the Sheep Committee’s discretion to ensure they are not infected ● Sonia Beaumont, Berwick with footrot or any external parasite. If any are found to be infected, they ● Bill Bickerton, Nar Nar Goon will be removed from the Showgrounds immediately. All sheep that are ● Gwen Keys, Berwick exhibited must be in good acceptable condition. 2. OVINE BRUCELLOSIS TEST: All Exhibitors must include a Sheep Sub Committee: photocopy of their Ovine Brucellosis Accreditation Certificate with Paul Hamilton (Chairperson & Sheep Superintendent), Dorothy Vallence, their Official Entry Form otherwise entry will not be accepted. Mike Vallence, Neil Lucas, Sandy Kelly, Bill Bickerton, Louise Reeve, Gwen Keys, Sonia Beaumont, Bridget Leahy, Kane Hildred, Charlie 3. A signed Declaration stating JOHNE’S DISEASE is not known or suspected, or known to exist on the property from which the animal Sheep Section Clarke, Steph Bechaz, Ryan Bechaz, Andrew Cosby and students from was derived, during the period five (5) years immediately prior to Elisabeth Murdoch College movement is a requirement. 4. Entries are restricted to Sheep bred in a current registered flock and Exhibitors Please Note: exhibited by members of their breed society. All sheep are to have a PIC tag in the ear and must comply with the specific regulations of their Location: Exhibitors are to enter the showgrounds via CATTLE GATE. breed society. Proceed in the appropriate direction around the shed and follow directions for unloading. 5. All exhibitors must ensure that all sheep are haltered when presenting sheep for judging. Championship Sashes: Champion and Reserve Champion sashes 6. Sheep entered in Lamb classes must have all milk teeth still in place will be awarded in each Stud Sheep class. Champion sashes will only and must be born in the year preceding the show. be awarded in the Black & Coloured Sheep. Where there is only one animal in a class the decision to award a Championship sash will be 7. All sheep are to be shorn on or after the 1st of July in the year preceding the show. at the discretion of the judge. 8. Feed and water containers must be provided by the exhibitor Most Successful Exhibitor: The L.C. Gamble Perpetual Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor who obtains the highest Most Successful Exhibitor in Stud Sheep Any Breed aggregate of points in the Stud Sheep Sections. The Louise Reeve (Except Black & Coloured): L.C.Gamble Perpetual Perpetual Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor who Challenge Trophy obtains the highest aggregate of points in the Black & Coloured Sheep The winner is decided on points: 1st – 3pts, 2nd – 2pts, 3rd – 1pt. Sections. In the instance of a tie, 2pts for Champion, 1pt for Reserve Champion. No points will be allotted in any class unless there are Penning: Any Stud Sheep Exhibitor wanting to pen their sheep on the two or more exhibitors of the breed. In the instance that a breeder Friday night prior to the Show can do so by contacting Sheep has multiple breeds entered, each breed will accumulate points Committee Member: Kane Hildred 0423 242 427 separately. Winner in 2019: Elisabeth Murdoch College Fleeces: Exhibitors are encouraged to enter the fleece competition and advise Steward if the fleece is for sale. Most Successful Exhibitor in Black & Coloured Sheep: The Louise Reeve Perpetual Challenge Trophy donated Johnes Disease: The Berwick A & P Society will adopt a care in perpetuity strategy as follows: The Sheep shed will be cleaned prior to the show The winner is decided on points: 1st – 3pts, 2nd – 2pts, 3rd – 1pt. and clean straw provided. It will be the responsibility of exhibitors to In the instance of a tie, 2pts for Champion, 1pt for Reserve ensure that the laneways are kept clear of urine soaked material and Champion. No points will be allotted in any class unless there are faeces, and the Society will undertake the responsibility to ensure that two or more exhibitors judging areas are kept clean and tidy. Winner in 2019: Beylor Blacks 44 SHEEP SECTION - SS STUD SHEEP – HERITAGE STUD SHEEP The Champion Heritage Sheep Exhibit: Judging: Commences at 9.00am To be judged from those sheep designated “Heritage Sheep” by Entry Fee: $4 all classes Prizemoney: 1st $5, 2nd $3 Heritage Sheep Australia (Lincoln, English Leicester, Cheviot, All sheep are to be shorn on or after the 1st of July in the year Southdown, Shropshire, , , Hampshire Down, preceding the show , Romney) and who were judged Champion Ram and Ewe in their class Sash & NE Beaumont Memorial Trophy SHEEP SECTION - SF STUD SHEEP – FLEECES Entry Fee: $4 all classes Prizemoney: 1st $5, 2nd $3 Judging commences at 9.00am Class 4300. Skirted Fleece of Merino Wool 4301. Skirted Fleece of Crossbred Wool 4302. Skirted Fleece of Corriedale Wool 4303. Skirted Fleece of Lincoln Wool 4304. Skirted Fleece of Romney Wool 4305. Skirted Fleece of Downs Wool 4306. 500 gram sample of Lamb’s Wool (any breed) 4307. Black and Coloured Fine Wool – 58’s and finer 4308. Black and Coloured Medium Wool – 50’s and 56’s 4309. Black and Coloured Strong/Rug Wool – 48’s and stronger Champion Black and Coloured Fleece to be judged from classes 4307 - 4309 and awarded a sash from B.C.S.B.A.A. South East Region Grand Champion Fleece - Phil Keys Memorial Sash Reserve Grand Champion Fleece - Sash Best Fleece for Handcraft – Sash

Champion Ram & Ewe in each breed – Sash Reserve Champion Ram & Ewe in each breed – Sash *Sheep eligible include winners from the three age groups of both Ram & Ewe*

Section - SB BLACK & Sheep Section COLOURED SHEEP Judging: Commences at 9.30am Entry Fee: $4 all classes Prizemoney: 1st $5, 2nd $3 JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITIONS To be held SUNDAY 23RD FEBRUARY commencing at 10.00am at the Sheep Shed with judging competitions.

COMPETITIONS TO BE HELD: Junior Meat Sheep Judging, Junior Wool Sheep Judging, Junior Fleece Judging. Free Entry: on the day before 10.00am Three age sections will be run within each competition as follows: SECTION 1 Under 14 (Competitors must be under 13 years and under Champion Ram & Ewe in each wool-type - Sash & $20 Cash Prize on the 23rd of February) donated by B.C.S.B.A.A. South East Region SECTION 2 Champion Ram Lamb – Sash from B.C.S.B.A.A. (Vic) Society & $20 U16 (Competitors must be 14 and 15 years on the Cash Prize donated by B.C.S.B.A.A. South East Region 23rd of February) Champion Ewe Lamb - Sash from B.C.S.B.A.A. (Vic) Society & $20 SECTION 3 Cash Prize donated by B.C.S.B.A.A. South East Region U25 (Competitors must be 16 years and under 25 on the Grand Champion Ram - Sash from B.C.S.B.A.A. (Vic) Society & $20 23rd of February) Cash Prize donated by B.C.S.B.A.A. South East Region Section Winners: to receive Sash Grand Champion Ewe - Sash from B.C.S.B.A.A. (Vic) Society & $20 For further details please contact Bridget at Cash Prize donated by B.C.S.B.A.A. South East Region [email protected]

45 STUD SHEEP – OVERALL Ewe of the Show – Sash & Cash Prize “Goodrich” Interbreed Pair of ewes – Sash Reserve Ewe of the Show – Sash Sheep eligible include winners from the Pair of Ewes class in each breed Sheep eligible include Champion Ewes from each breed and Grand Champion Black & Coloured Ewe “Boonong Park & Montone” Interbreed Ram and Ewe Pair – Sash Sheep eligible include winners from the Ram and Ewe Pair class in each “Bickerton” Ram of the Show – Sash & Cash Prize breed Reserve Ram of the Show – Sash “Burnwood” Interbreed Group – Sash Sheep eligible include Champion Rams from each breed and Grand Sheep eligible include winners from the Group class in each breed Champion Black & Coloured Ram Ewe Lamb of the Show – Sash & Cash Prize Supreme Champion Stud Exhibit – Sash, Cash Prize and Perpetual Trophy in memory of Betty Taylor (Sheep Superintendent 1977 – 2005) Reserve Ewe Lamb of the Show – Sash Sheep eligible include winner of the Ewe Lamb class in each breed and Sheep eligible include Ewe Lamb of the Show, Ram Lamb of the Champion Black & Coloured Ewe Lamb Show, Ewe of the Show & Ram of the Show Ram Lamb of the Show – Sash & Cash Prize Reserve Ram Lamb of the Show – Sash Sheep eligible include winner of the Ram Lamb class in each breed and Champion Black & Coloured Ram Lamb

Weethalle Show Society Annual Award During the drought period 1994-1995 the Berwick Show Society, through the co-operation of the Weethalle Show Society, delivered and distributed hay, and food hampers to the Community. This friendly gesture led to a Sister Show Society relationship Sheep Section being formed – the first in Australia. The Weethalle Show Society Annual Award 2020 for an Outstanding Exhibit at the Berwick Show will be judged by Weethalle Representatives during the Show, or in their absence, by the President and Secretary of the Berwick Agricultural and Horticultural Society Inc.

46 woodchopBerwick & District Annualprogramme Show 2020 Sunday 23RD February 2020 - Starts 9.30am

CLASS EVENT

10001 Novice Underhand 300mm

10002 Novice Standing block 250mm

10003 Open Standing Block 275mm

10004 Open Standing Block 250mm

10005 Peter Colliver Memorial Open Underhand 300mm

10006 Berwick Show Championship 350mm Underhand

10007 Under 18 Underhand 250mm

10008 Hot Chainsaw Race up to 140cc

10009 Tree Felling 300mm

10010 3 Man Relay - Underhand 300mm, Standing Block 250mm & Tree 300mm Sponsored by: Beaconsfield Home Timber and Hardware

10011 Double Handed Sawing 375mm

10012 Veterans Standing Block 250mm

All events are conducted under the rules and regulations of the C.V.A.A. Section Woodchop Entries Close Online: Friday 31st January, 2020 All enquires to the secretary Berwick & District Show 0407866049

The City of Casey is proud to be supporting the 2020 Berwick Show. Cattle c Best Beef Group of Three Horticulture c Best Exhibit in Open Section c Best Exhibit in Junior Section c Best Exhibit Family Scarecrow c Best Exhibit Family Wheelbarrow Alpacas c Champion Suri’s c Champion Huacaya’s

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49 Cattle Section Entry Form

50 Cattle Section Entry Form

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52 Entry Entry Form

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...... from from which each animal was derived, during the period five (5) years immediately prior to movement. knowledge and belief, no animal entered by me is affected by footrot, or have been in contact with affected animals. Johnes disease has not been known or suspected to exist, in the herd or on the properties Animals entered by me do not show any signs or symptoms of footrot, and to the best of my I believe ovine brucellosis does not exist on my property...... This declaration applies to all Goat breeds and must be completed and signed at time of entry by the Exhibitor or agent of the exhibitor. BREED TYPE NAME STUD I, In the State of do solemnly and sincerely declare that: 1. 2. 3. And I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of Act.the relevant State or Territory I acknowledge that the Berwick and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. relies on the above information and I accept responsibility for its truth and accuracy. I undertake to advise the Berwick and Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. if there is any new information that would alter the above declaration between the time of entry and exhibition. I authorise the relevant Department in my State to provide details of the health status of my flock at the request of the Berwick and District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. or its officers. Exhibitor / Agent’s Name: Exhibitor / Agent’s Signature: Date: Boer Goat Exhibitors must include a signed Government Officer Vet Health Declaration or Evidence of Johne’s MN Status The City of Casey is proud to be a major sponsor of the 2020 Berwick It Show. is a significant part of Berwick’s colourful history and lifestyle, attracting thousands of visitors year. every For more information on events in Casey visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/events

53 Address: Email: ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Mr/Mrs/Miss: ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Tax invoice required: Yes No Yes Tax required: invoice applicable if A.B.N. No Yes GST: for registered you Are ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Exhibitor’s Name: Exhibitor’s

Class. A full form health statement is available to download from the only postal entries will receiveMail entries - only postal their exhibit tags and passes by return mail if a self addressed envelope is provided.

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Date: Signed: or hobby.pursuit indicated of is made in the course a private below OR This entry recreational Declaration: GST and PAYG of my business. My ABN is is part - This entry

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54 VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LIMITED Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society HORSE SPORTS PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGMENT & WAIVER

Name and Date of Event:��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

Name of Participant: �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

Participant Address: ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

Contact Number of Participant: �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

Email: ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. (together “the Suppliers”) advise that participation in horse sports at an agricultural show or horse competition contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent. Horse sports are dangerous recreational activities and horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially when frightened or hurt.

By signing this waiver I acknowledge that:

1.1 participation in horse sports is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me; Horse Show Section Entry Form 1.2 participation in horse sports requires certain skills. I declare that I have sufficient skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the events; 1.3 horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises; 1.4 if held at an agricultural show, the horse sports will be held in close proximity to rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfamiliar noises which can frighten horses; 1.5 as the event is held outdoors, there are risks to me and to my horse as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind; 1.6 insects or other animals may cause my horse or other horses to become frightened and act in an unpredictable way; 1.7 there is inherent in horse riding events the risk of suffering injury including falling from my horse; 1.8 I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for safely and properly participating in the event; and 1.9 I use the facilities of Berwick & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me. 1. If I suffer harm while participating in a horse event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any injuries I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided. 2. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the horse sports and associated activities are a danger and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur and I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I or my representatives may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in regard to their negligence, breach of statutory duty or statutory guarantees arising from or in connection with these activities to the fullest extent permitted by law. 3. I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the horse sports and agree that such use may result in me being excluded from an event with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers. 4. I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd as varied from time to time.

55 Where the participant is over 18 years of age:

I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this waiver will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria.

Signature:...... Dated: ����������������������������������������������������������������������

Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian):

I ...... , being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant hereby consent to my child participating in horse sports. I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant, this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this agreement will be binding on my (and their) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria.

Signature:...... Dated: ����������������������������������������������������������������������

Microchip No. or Reg. Name of Horse Owner of Horse No. or Description Pic. No. Last Event & Date

Horse Show Section Entry Form (sex, colour, brand)

I, the owner/rider/exhibitor of the above horse/s, declare that, to the best of my knowledge, it is/they are fit and healthy and I agree that if found to be otherwise it/they will not be allowed to compete at this event.

Signature:...... Dated: ����������������������������������������������������������������������

WARNING UNDER THE FAIR TRADING ACT 1999

Under the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria), several statutory guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the supplier named on this form is required to ensure that the recreational services it supplies to you— • are rendered with due care and skill; and • are reasonably fit for any purpose which you, either expressly or by implication, make known to the supplier; and • might reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made known to the supplier.

Under section 32N of the Fair Trading Act 1999, the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the Fair Trading Act 1999 if you are killed or injured because the services provided were not in accordance with these guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the way set out in this form.

NOTE: The change to your rights, as set out in this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier’s part. Gross Negligence is defined in the Fair Trading (Recreational Services) Regulations 2004.

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63 CASEY.VIC.GOV.AU Proud sponsor of the Berwick Show

The City of Casey is proud to be a major sponsor of the 2020 Berwick Show, an event rich in history and character.

Council supports and provides a wide range of facilities and services across the municipality, catering to different cultures and age groups and ensuring there is plenty to do, all year round.

The City of Casey is a city of opportunity and not only a wonderful place to live, but is home to state-of-the-art sporting and recreational facilities, parks and reserves, more than 100 playgrounds, child, youth and family services, and of-course, Bunjil Place, our hub of arts and entertainment!

Head to casey.vic.gov.au to find out what’s coming up near you!

Contact City of Casey Customer Service Centres

03 9705 5200 casey.vic.gov.au Narre Warren Bunjil Place NRS: 133 677 (for the deaf, facebook.com/CityOfCasey hearing or speech impaired) Patrick Northeast Drive @CityOfCasey 131 450 (Translating and TIS: Cranbourne Interpreting Service) PO Box 1000 Cranbourne Park [email protected] Narre Warren VIC 380564 Shopping Centre