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INDEX

A message from ESS President & Cabonne Mayor 4 Sponsors & Supporters 5 Saturday Live Entertainment & Displays 6 Saturday Judging & Official Opening Program 7 Officials 2019 7 Members 8 Members Privileges, Ground Rent and Sideshow Regulations 9 Hall Charges 9 General Regulations 10 Instructions to Stewards 11 Eugowra Showgirl - Showgirl Co-ordinator - Mrs Janet Moxey 0418 962 008 13 Miss Teenager, Miss Junior Showgirl, Miss Tiny Tot, Master Stockman, Junior Jackaroo. 13

Demolition Derby - Mr Kevin Townsend 0427 639 701 14 Ute Show & Shine - Ms Leah Smith 0410 355 388 18 Dog High Jump - Mr Tony Toohey 0428 417 826 19 Yard Dog Trials - Mr Kevin Howell 02 6859 2311 21 Australian Draught Horse Competition - Mrs Jan Bray 02 6852 2243 23 Barrel Racing—Utes, Bikes & Lawn Mowers - Mr Kevin Townsend 0427 639 701 25 Junior Judging - Lydia Herbert 0448 564474 27

CLASSES STEWARDS

A& B Ring Events Mr Max Gransden 02 6859 5231 28 C Jumping Mr Mark Newell 0427 412 840 34 E Cattle Ms Emily Le Mesurier 0427 682 930 37 H British and Australian Breeds Mr Brendan Mansbridge 0428 845 041 39 I Prime Sheep and Lambs Mr Raymond Townsend 0427 005 980 41 K Poultry Mr Stuart McLean 0437 125 512 43 L Wool Mr Robert Norrie 02 6859 3504 47 M Grains, Seeds and Hay Mr Lachlan Noble 0427 806 062 50 N Vegetables, Farm Products and Fruit Mrs Margaret Jones 02 6859 2839 53 O Needlework Mrs Judy Welsh 02 6859 2495 55 P Needlework - Junior Mrs Judy Welsh 02 6859 2495 57 Q Cooking Mrs Bev Slaven 02 6859 2977 59 R Preserves Mr Don Hardy 0408 635 592 62 S Flowers Mrs Judy Smith 02 6859 2218 65 T Decorative Class Mrs Judy Smith 02 6859 2218 67 U Craft Mrs Alison Haynes 0404 843 203 69 V Art - Junior Mrs Virginia Townsend 0427 500 293 71 V Art - Open Mrs Kerstin Heinzel 02 6859 2310 73 X Photography Ms Kim Storey 0467 315 172 75

Exhibitors Entry Form 77 Suggestions Sheet 77 3 President’s Message

It is with great pleasure and excitement that I welcome everyone to the 106th Eugowra Show. To bring the Eugowra Show to fruition each year, it involves many dedicated volunteers who commit their time and display passion for our show, who turn up every year from all around the district to come and help share their time to allow us to put on a great event for a small town and to showcase Eugowra. I sincerely thank all who contribute to our great Show. I also wish to thank our many generous sponsors who contribute both financially and also by offering support in many different ways, the Show Society really do appreciate your support. The efforts of Eugowra Show Society and all who contribute to it, were recognised in a speech to Federal Parliament by the Member of Calare, Mr Andrew Gee MP late last year, therefore we extend our thanks to Andrew for this recognition and for sharing our town and our Show with wider Australia. Over the last year, the Eugowra Show Society has seen the passing of two show stalwarts and Life Members, Mr Viv McMillian and Mr Tom Gransden. I wish to again acknowledge their leadership and commitment to the Eugowra Show over the many years of their involvement. I look forward to a great show and thank you for your continuing participation and support of your local show.

Sean Haynes President – Eugowra Show Society

Mayor’s Message Few events hold a special place in country people’s hearts more than agricultural shows, and certainly Eugowra is no exception. The Eugowra Show plays a big part in the lives of generations of families who live in and near the town. It provides us with an opportunity to showcase the district’s best produce and explore the latest innovations in agriculture, but, probably more significantly, it is a venue where people come together, catch up with old friends and celebrate all we love about this wonderful rural community. There is every chance you will bump into someone today who used to live in the Eugowra district and has returned to attend this year’s Show because it holds such a special place in their hearts. Like most of rural Australia, our region is dealing with a crippling drought that has brought great challenges for landholders, businesses and residents. But once again, the Eugowra Show Society has met those challenges to bring us another outstanding annual event. Agricultural shows have been part of the fabric of country towns since the 1800s. Unfortunately, not all have survived the test of time, which makes this year’s 106th Eugowra Show even more special. On behalf of Cabonne Council, I wish to acknowledge the untiring efforts of everyone involved in organising the 2019 Eugowra Show and congratulate the Eugowra Show Society and its committee members for providing us with an event the district has treasured and will do so for many years to come.

Cr Kevin Beatty Mayor of Cabonne

4 The EUGOWRA SHOW SOCIETY INC. would like to thank the following sponsors and supporters for their continued support. Without your help and the enthusiasm of all our volunteer workers and the community this show would not be possible.

AA Blatch ~ Parkes Jemalong Wool ~ Forbes AG n VET Services ~ Eugowra John & David Tildsley ~ Eugowra Anthologie Group ~ Eugowra KA & RA Townsend ~ Eugowra Avalind Photography ~ Eugowra Karana Kelpies ~ Eugowra Avalon West Angus Stud ~ Eugowra Kevin Miller, Whitty, Lennon & Co ~ Forbes Boyd Greenhalgh Contracting ~ Eugowra John Kinghorn ~ Canowindra Brooklyn Park Poll Dorset ~ Eugowra Kinsella Motorcycles ~ Parkes Cabonne Council Landmark ~ Forbes Café 51 ~ Eugowra Langlands-Hanlon ~ Parkes Central Hotel ~ Eugowra LJ Hooker ~ Forbes Coprice Little Black Dress ~ Parkes Cowra Truck Wreckers M & A Bray Transport ~ Eugowra Craft on the Creek ~ Eugowra MBR Clothing ~ Forbes Denise Howell Hairdressing ~Forbes M & T Frazer ~ Eugowra SM Florist ~ Cowra Michael Miles Electrical ~ Eugowra Eat Your Greens Function Centre ~ Eugowra Moxey Farms ~ Gooloogong Elders Western Plains Insurance ~ Forbes Mr & Mrs J Bray ~ Forbes Eugowra Community Bowls & Recreations Club Nangar Gems ~ Parkes O Connors CASEIH ~ Forbes Eugowra Newsagency & Supermarket ~ Eugowra Orange FM 107.5 Radio Eugowra Printing & Designs~ Eugowra Parkes Steel Products ~ Parkes Eugowra Quality Meats Parkes Tyrepower & Mechanical ~ Parkes Eugowra Rural Transaction Centre Parker Family ~ Murga Forbes Livestock Power Tools Plus ~ Forbes Forbes Toyota Quality Wool ~ Parkes Forbes Machinery Centre Ray Clements Building Contractor ~ Canowindra Forbes Veterinary Clinic Reece Radio Communications ~ Forbes Frank Spice ~ Forbes Seldom Seen Guesthouse ~ Eugowra Furneys Stock Feeds ~ Orange Shead Nicolson ~ Forbes G & K Bullock ~ Noosa Sunnyside Gravel Supplies ~ Eugowra Geredan Dorsert Stud ~ Gooloogong T & M Tyres ~ Forbes Glenleigh Pastoral Company ~ Eugowra Tim Perry Mechanical ~ Eugowra Glennan Livestock Transport ~ Eugowra T & S de Lange ~ Murga Good2Go Equine Dentistry~ Eugowra Telescope Tyres ~ Parkes Grant Howell Auto Electrics ~ Forbes The Gentle Cow Café ~ Eugowra Greg & Marea Agustin ~ Eugowra Tony Toohey Contracting Services ~ Eugowra Gundamain Feedlot ~ Eugowra Townsend Bros ~ Eugowra Gunn’s Menswear ~ Forbes Unicorn Horsewear ~ Eugowra Hair with Style ~ Forbes Waratah Early Learning Centre ~ Orange Head on In Hair & Beauty ~ Eugowra Hutcheon & Pearce ~ Forbes Jamace Graphic Design ~ Eugowra

5 SATURDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & DISPLAYS

7:30am Yard Dog Trials

9:00am Show Jumping and Ring Events Poultry, Cattle, Sheep & Junior Judging

11:00am Ute Show & Shine - Commencement of Judging

11:30am Australian Draught Horse Log Snig Contest 12:30pm Barrel Races - Bikes & Utes

Animal Nursery 1:00pm Judging for Miss Tiny Tot, Master Stockman, Miss Teenager,

Junior Showgirl, Junior Jackaroo ~outside Secretary’s Office 1:30pm Forbes Town & District Band Performance Push Lawn Mower Races - Children's Activity 2:30pm Official Opening

Showgirl Announcement 3:15pm Grand Parade 3.30pm Barrel Races—Utes, Bikes Mowers

Lawn Mower Race Finals 3:40pm Ring Events and Show Jumping (continues)

4.30pm Dog High Jump Commences ~Small ~ Medium ~ Open 5.00pm Bar Entertainment ~ Luke Harveyson

Kids Entertainment - Races & Games

5:15pm Arm Wrestling Heats

6:30pm Demolition Derby

7:00pm Fireworks 7:30pm Arm Wrestling - Bar

Waivers must be signed by all participants. Parents or carers must sign for children. NB: Timing & Program of Events Subject to Change

6 SATURDAY PROGRAM OF EVENTS

9:00am JUDGING COMMENCES FOR: • Jumping • Poultry • Cattle • Sheep • Ring Events

1:00pm JUDGING TAKES PLACE FOR: • Miss Teenager • Miss Junior Showgirl • Miss Tiny Tot • Master Stockman • Junior Jackaroo

2:30pm OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE 2019 EUGOWRA SHOW

Announcement of Major Competitions • Eugowra Showgirl • Miss Teenager • Miss Junior Showgirl • Miss Tiny Tot • Master Stockman • Junior Jackaroo • Most Successful Junior Exhibitor - $25 Prize Money • Most Successful Exhibitor in Pavilion Classes - $25 Prize Money

______OFFICIALS

PATRONS Mr Tony Townsend, Mrs Beverly Slaven, Mrs Jan Bray

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTS Sean Haynes Kevin Townsend, Brendan Mansbridge & Hugh Ellis

TREASURER SECRETARY Kevin Townsend Sarah de Lange

COMMITTEE Mr K Howell Mr D Herbert Mrs B Slaven Mr N Whalan Mrs J Bray Mr S McLean Ms E Le Mesurier Ms J Marshall Mr D Beaven Mrs J Moxey Mrs J Smith Mr J Townsend Ms K Storey Ms L Herbert Mr M Hanley

CHIEF GROUND STEWARD CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD Mr Kevin Townsend Mr David Herbert

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Mrs R Clements Mr T Gransden (dec) Mr N V McMillan (dec) Mr B G Noble Mr C Greenhalgh Mr A W Townsend Mr D Wright Mr P Zillman Mr N Parker Mrs J Wright Mrs M Rue Mr K Townsend Mr D Herbert Mr A (Tony) Toohey

7 2019 MEMBERS

Mr & Mrs Rick & Liz Adams Mr & Mrs Doug & Leonie Mr Don McKenna Mr & Mrs Ray & Irene Sharp Mr & Mrs Tim & Catherine Greenhalgh Mr & Mrs Judd & Tracey Ms Karla Slaven Adams Miss Emma Greenhalgh McKenna Mr Nigel Slaven Mr & Mrs R & D Agustin Mr John Greenhalgh Mr Stuart & Mrs Anita Mr Noel Slaven Mr & Mrs PJ & FE Anderson Ms Sarah Greenhalgh McLean Mr & Mrs Peter & Bev Slaven Mr & Mrs John & Joy Anthes Mr Michael Hanley Ms Melissa McMahon Mr Vincent Slaven Mr Peter Atkins Mr & Mrs Don & Cindy Mrs Liz Mitchell Mr & Mrs Colin & Evonne Mr & Mrs Jacko & Debbie Hardy Mr & Mrs Scott & Amanda Smalley Barnes Mr Max Harvey Mongan Mr & Mrs Andrew & Jill Smith Mr & Mrs Herb & Deb Beer Mr & Mrs Tony & Chris Mr & Mrs Simon & Emily Mrs Diane Smith Mr & Mrs Brian & Lesley Bollis Harvey Moore Mr & Mrs Jason & Belinda Mr & Mrs John & Jan Bray Mr Cameron Harvey Mrs Sandra Morthorpe Smith Mr & Mrs Mark & Anne Bray Miss Laura Harvey Mrs Janet Moxey Mr & Mrs Ken & Judy Smith Mrs Nicole Brindle Mrs Eve Hayes Mr & Mrs Quentin & Alison Mr Craig & Mrs Ann South Ms Melissa Brown Mr & Mrs Sean & Alison Moxey Mr & Mrs Max & Margaret Swift Mr & Mrs Geoff & Katherine Haynes Mr John Murray Mrs Laura Tandy Bullock Mr & Mrs P & A Heath Mr Brett Myors Mr & Mrs Frank & Daphne Mr & Mrs M & D Buttle Mr & Mrs Mark & Kerstin Mrs Janice Myors Thompson Mrs N Caldwell Heinzel Mr & Mrs Rex & Joyce Nash Mr David Tildsley Mr Chris Cheney Mr & Mrs Robert & Shirley Mr & Mrs Mark & Pat Newell Mr & Mrs John & Margaret Mrs Elaine Cheney Heinzel Mr & Mrs Peter & Ashlee Tildsley Mr Tim Cheney Mr & Mrs Andrew & Tess Newell Ms Annabelle Toohey Mr & Mrs Peter & Kirsty Herbert Mr & Mrs Alan & Marie Mr Anthony Toohey Combe Mr Barry Herbert Noble Mr Charles Toohey Mrs Mavis Cross Ms Caitlin Herbert Mr & Mrs Lachlan & Katrina Mr Tony Toohey Mr & Mrs John & Vicki Crow Mr Don Herbert Noble Mr Danny Townsend Mr David de Lange Mrs Val Herbert Mr Kevin Norrie Mr Lincoln Townsend Mr & Mrs Tim & Sarah Mr Jeff Herbert Mr Robert Norrie Ms Maddison Townsend de Lange Mr Lachlan Herbert Mr & Mrs Bill & Mary Norris Mr Raymond Townsend Mr Tom de Lange Ms Siobhan Herbert Mrs Jeanette Norris Mrs Virginia Townsend Mr & Mrs John & Vicki Den Mrs Heidi Holland Mr Laurie Norris Mr Sam Townsend Mr & Mrs Ray & Beth Dickens Mr & Mrs Chris & Jackie Mr Wilf Norris Mr Jacob Townsend Mr Keith Dixon Holland Mrs Kerry O'Malley Mr & Mrs Wally & Elaine Mrs Alicia D’Ombrain Mr & Mrs S Honery Mr Geoff Parker Townsend Mrs Wendy Drady Mr & Mrs Bill & Shirley Mr & Mrs Mathew & Kylie Mr & Mrs Nick & Gay Tulloch Mr & Mrs John & Julie Dukes Howell Parker Mr Bill Turner Miss Britney Dukes Mr & Mrs Kevin & Kay Mrs Victoria Patterson Mrs Deb Valentine Mr & Mrs Hugh & Lyn Ellis Howell Mr & Mrs Greg & Belinda Ms Maxine Vincent Mr & Mrs Bill & Cathy Mr David Hyde Paul Mr Bruce Gregory & Mrs Sandra Eppelstun Mrs Dorothy Jones Ms Lucy Pearce Welch Mr & Mrs Jacob & Bec Mrs Margaret Jones Mr Brendon Pengilly Mr Max Weekes Eppelstun Mr & Mrs Max & Kay Jones Mr Justin Pengilly Ms Carly Welsh Mr & Mrs Eppelstun-Lee Mr Max Jorgenson Mrs Nerida Pengilly Mr & Mrs Kevin & Therese Mr Ray Fazzari Mr Shane Jones Mr & Mrs N & B Pengilly Welsh Mr William Fennell Ms Amber Kimmorley Mr Paul Pengilly Mr & Mrs Trevor & Judy Welsh Ms Karleigh Ford Ms Noela Lane Mrs Helen Perry Mr Neil Whalan Mr & Mrs Mathew & Tania Mr & Mrs Brendan & Kate Mr Lawrence Perry Mr & Mrs Lance & Susanne Frazer Langfield Mrs Rose Philipzen Wheeldon Mr Warren Frazer & Ms Jackie Mr & Mrs Malcolm & Andy Ms Annette Price Mrs Lisa Wren Hambly Langfield Mr & Mrs Michael & Sharon Ms Daphne Wright Mr & Mrs Paul & Cassie Gates Mr & Mrs Merve & Ulla Radwick Mr Raymond Wright Ms Kellie Gibson Langfield Mrs Vicki Ramage Mr & Mrs Tim & Ashley Wright Mrs Alison Gransden Ms Emily Le Mesurier Mr & Mrs Mark & Julie Riley Mr & Mrs Tim & Ronda Yell Mr Max Gransden & Ms Alison Mr Bill Little Mr & Mrs Tom & Verna Riley Mr & Mrs Josh & Tessa Ziser Burges Mr Dale & Mrs Kathryn Mr & Mrs Bob & Barb Roach Mr & Mrs Ben & Jodie Matheson Ms Jenny Rosten Greenhalgh Ms Emma McIlwain Mr & Mrs Anthony & Mr & Mrs Boyd & Tania Mr Brendan Mansbridge & Gwenda Rue Greenhalgh Ms Lydia Herbert Mr David Greenhalgh

8 EUGOWRA SHOW SOCIETY INC. MEMBERS PRIVILEGES

Membership now due: Single $12 - Family $25 An annual subscription paid to the Secretary constitutes membership, entitling the subscriber to the following privileges: Single • Free admission to the grounds and free entry in all classes except where specified to the contrary. Family • Free admission to the grounds for self and partner and own children under 16 years. • Free entry by self, partner and children under 16 years in all classes except where specified to the contrary. Single and Family • Free admission to the showground of members vehicle. • A vote in the election of the Committee and alteration of the rules of the Society if required. • In addition to which, each member becomes the instrument of assisting the Society, created for the encouragement and development of Agriculture, Horticulture, Pastoral Pursuits, Improvement of Livestock, Implements and Machinery for Agricultural Purposes.

GROUND RENT and SIDESHOW REGULATIONS • All prices are GST inclusive • Minimum Ground Rent $55.00 • All charges to be paid to the Chief Ground Steward or Committee deputy upon request. • The charge for ground rent is $5.50 per metre frontage. • Limited undercover spaces are available. Minimum charge $39.60 per 3 metre frontage. • Minimum charges may apply to some other areas. • The Society reserves the right to refuse any application for space as they see fit. • The Chief Ground Steward has full control of all ground space and camping area, and is empow- ered by the Committee to use his discretion on all matters above. • Site charges $8.00 per night and $45/ week (show time rates). • Electricity Charges $15 single phase $30.00 three phase. • Any increase in electricity will be passed on. • All must have either a Certificate of Currency

GENERAL CHARGES Pavilion Full night $200 Chair charges are up to 50 chairs Day to 6 pm $100 ($22 minimum) and 50 cents per chair after that. Table charges are $5 per table Dining Room only $80

ADMISSION TO SHOWGROUND We would like to advise that all entry fees, Adults $ 14 nomination fees and charges documented School Children $ 7 in this schedule are inclusive of GST. Family $ 33 Student Card Holders $ 7 Pensioners $ 7 Ringside Parking $ 8

CAMPING (excluding show time) $15 per night— without Power $20 per night— with Power Please phone Chief Ground Steward, Mr Kevin Townsend on 0427 639 701 to arrange for pick up of keys and payment of charges. We request payment of charges when picking up keys. All Camping to be at the discretion of the Chief Ground Steward.

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GENERAL REGULATIONS 1 All entries, with entry fee must be in writing and delivered to the Secretary’s Office on or before the following dates: PHOTOGRAPHY 3.00 pm Wednesday 11th September 2019 PAVILION 6.00 pm Thursday 12th September 2019 LIVESTOCK 8.30 am Saturday 14 September 2019 Strictly no entries booked unless accompanied by fees. Strictly no late entries.

2 All Pavilion exhibits to be in the Pavilion no later than 10.00 am on Friday 13th September 2019 ready for judging at 11 am. All livestock exhibits are required to be penned by 8.30 am on Saturday 14th September ready for judging at 9 am. Owing to growth in entries these regulations will be strictly enforced. 3 All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. 4 The lessee’s of stud horses for the season will be regarded as the owners for the purpose of exhibiting, providing such exhibitor produces written lease if required by the Secretary, but this will not apply to hunters and trotters. 5 Members, their partners and children under 16 years shall be entitled to enter exhibits free of charge. 6 Judges may withhold a prize where an exhibit is not up to Show form. 7 Decisions of Judges to be final except as regards the bona fides of exhibits or exhibitors. 8. A protest may be lodged by an exhibitor regarding the bona fides of any exhibit but it must be in writing, in the hands of the Secretary not later than 6 pm on the day of the Show, accompanied by the sum of $5 which will be forfeited to the Committee if the protest is deemed frivolous. 9 No exhibitor shall remove his or her exhibit from the ground before 4.30 pm on the day of the Show without the consent of the Stewards concerned. 10 No gambling in any shape or form will be tolerated on the ground. 11 The Committee reserves the right to call upon any competitor subject to age limit, at any time to furnish at his/her expense, Birth Certificate or copy thereof, or other proof, and may at its discretion withhold any prize money until such certificate, copy or proof shall have been furnished. The age of the competitor shall be taken as the age on the day of appearance in the Show. 12 Every animal on the ground, shall, when not in harness be secured by a headstall. The penalty for infringement of this regulation shall be at the discretion of the Committee, and may, in the case of an exhibit, lead to disqualification, and in other cases to summary removal from the ground. 13 Two Stewards shall accompany each Judge, (to be appointed by the Committee). 14 Stewards shall attend at the time appointed and shall attend to the reception, classification and placing of all exhibits and to the matters therewith. They shall wait upon the Judges and attend them all necessary information. They shall arrange amongst themselves for the constant and effective supervision of their sections. Stewards shall take award paper from the Judges when filled in and signed, and deliver same to the Secretary who will give them prize cards with the winners name written thereon, which the Stewards will then affix to the winning exhibit. 15 The Committee reserves the right to alter the rules of, or cancel any event if in their opinion circumstances justify such decision. 16 The use of communications devices by competitors during competition is strictly prohibited. 17 ALL EXHIBITORS AND OTHER PERSONS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE JUDGING MUST VACATE THE PAVILION AFTER 10.30 AM ON FRIDAY 13th SEPTEMBER 2019.

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GROUND REGULATIONS The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Society blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such an accident or loss of any exhibit.

INSTRUCTIONS TO STEWARDS Stewards are particularly requested to make themselves acquainted with their duties as below, the general regulations and those concerning the Judges. Stewards in all classes shall: 1 Draw the attention of Judges to the conditions governing each class. 2 Attend at the time appointed and attend to the reception, classification and placing of all exhibits, and to all matters in connection therewith. 3 Wait upon the Judges and afford them all necessary information. 4 Arrange amongst themselves for the constant and effective supervision of their classes. 5 Countersign the Judges award cards, obtain prize cards from the Secretary and affix to prize exhibits. 6 Not say or do anything to influence the Judges decision. 7 See that all sections in their respective classes are judged. 8 Not reveal the name of the exhibitor or repeat any remarks the Judges make. 9 Should a Judge think it advisable to reject any exhibit, or are in doubt on any matter, report same to the Secretary. 10 Two Stewards shall accompany each Judge (to be appointed by the Committee). 11 Remove all exhibitors and other persons from the vicinity of the Judges whilst judging. 12 Pavilion Stewards are requested to attend at the closing of the Show to deliver exhibits to exhibitors or authorised receivers.

GUIDANCE TO JUDGES Upon arrival at the Showground, the Judges are invited to attend the Secretary’s Office, where they will be met by the Stewards, who will supply them with the necessary books and information in regard to the classes in which they have been appointed to judge.

TUESDAY 9am—8pm WEDNESDAY 9am—8pm THURSDAY 9am– 8pm FRIDAY 9am—5.30pm SATURDAY 9am—1pm by appointment SUNDAY/MONDAY closed

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12 2019 EUGOWRA SHOWGIRL COMPETITION Showgirl Co-ordinator: Mrs Janet Moxey 0418 962 008

• Nominations are invited from young ladies aged 18 years and under 25 years as at 1st May 2019, to represent the Eugowra Show Society Inc in the 2020 The Land RAS Showgirl Competition. • The Competition is sponsored by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW, The Land Newspaper, ASC of NSW & Thomas Cook Boot & Clothing Co. • The winner will be selected on the evening of Friday 13th September and will be announced at the Official Opening of the Show on Saturday 14th September 2019 at 2:30pm.

PRIZES INCLUDE: • $300 Photography Package donated by AVALIND PHOTOGRAPHY, Eugowra • $150 Voucher donated by NANGAR GEMS, Parkes • $100 Gift Voucher donated by EUGOWRA SHOW SOCIETY • Hair Care Products donated by Cindy Herbert - HAIR WITH STYLE, Forbes • Gift Voucher donated by HEAD ON IN, Eugowra • $150 cash donated by EUGOWRA COMMUNITY BOWLS & RECREATION CLUB • $100 cash donated ANONYMOUSLY • $50 gift voucher LITTLE BLACK DRESS, PARKES • Gift donated by SM FLORIST COWRA

MISS TINY TOT MASTER STOCKMAN Chief Stewardess: Mrs Sue Herridge Chief Stewardess: Mrs Diane Smith Restricted to girls living in a 24 km radius of Restricted to boys living in a 24 km radius of Eugowra. Eugowra. This section is for girls between 4 and 8 years This section is for boys aged between 4 and 8 years inclusive. inclusive, in their best stockman outfit. Please contact the Secretary’s Office before 1 pm on Please contact the Secretary’s Office before 1 pm on the day of the Show. Judging will take place at the day of the Show. Judging will take place at 1.30 1.30pm. pm. Prize $20 Donated by Kevin & Therese Welsh Prize $20 Donated by Trevor & Judy Welsh

EUGOWRA JUNIOR SHOWGIRL JUNIOR JACKAROO Chief Stewardess: Mrs Diane Smith Chief Steward: Restricted to girls living in a 24 km radius of Eu- Restricted to boys living in a 24 km radius of gowra. Eugowra. This section is for girls between 9 and 12 years of age This section is for boys between 10 and 15 years inclusive. inclusive demonstrating Jackaroo skills and a interest Please contact the Secretary’s Office before 1 pm on in Agriculture. the day of the Show. Judging will take place at 1.30 Please contact the Secretary’s Office before 1 pm on pm. the day of the Show. Judging will take place at Prize $20 Donated by Eugowra Bowling Club 1.30pm. Prize $50 Donated by T &S de Lange

MISS EUGOWRA TEENAGER 2018 Winners Chief Stewardess: Mrs Michele Perry Restricted to girls living in a 24 km radius of Eugowra. This section is for girls between 13 and 17 years of age inclusive. Please contact the Secretary’s Office before 1 pm on the day of the Show. Judging will take place at 1:30 pm. Prize: $50 Gift Voucher Donated by Head on In, Eugowra

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Eugowra Show Demolition Derby & Fireworks Display

Saturday 14th September 2019 ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 13th SEPTEMBER 2019 CONTACT: Mr Kevin Townsend 0427 639 701

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY GUNDAMAIN FEEDLOT - EUGOWRA MOXEY FARMS - GOOLOOGONG AVALON WEST - EUGOWRA PENGILLY FAMILY, “GLENLEIGH PASTORAL COMPANY” EUGOWRA JOHN & DAVID TILDSLEY - EUGOWRA TOWNSEND BROS - EUGOWRA TELESCOPE TYRES - PARKES O’CONNORS CASE IH - FORBES KEVIN MILLER, WHITTY, LENNON & CO FORBES MACHINERY CENTRE - FORBES

Parade of Cars: 6pm. Event Commences 6.30pm

PRIZE MONEY $1000.00….LAST CAR STANDING

$250.00….MOST SPECTACULAR DRIVE

ENTRY FEE: $50. INCLUDES ONE GATE PASS FOR ENTRANT,. ALL PIT CREW ARE TO PAY ADMISSION

PARALLEL MOTORS EUGOWRA Greg & Mareea Agustin 44 Broad Street, EUGOWRA PH: (02) 6859 2222 A.H: (02) 6859 2314

MECHANICAL REPAIRS Service - Parts Cars & Light Commercial Vehicles All types of welding Batteries & Tyre Repairs Home Heating & Gas Refills

M.V.R.I.C Lic No 44/022001/8 14 DEMOLITION DERBY RULES & REGULATIONS 1. The demarcation (fencing) between the demolition derby ring and the showground boundary (spectators) to be a minimum distance of 20 metres. 2. Provide the insurer with details of the kind of safety fencing in place to protect the public. 3. Confirmation the performance area is flat ie no jumps or risers permitted. 4. All drivers must be 17 years or over and hold a current drivers licence – P Plate minimum. 5. All drivers enter at their own risk and must read, understand and sign the appropriate Show Waiver form. This is to be signed before the commencement of the race and witnessed by a member of the Show Committee. Drivers should present themselves to the Show office at least three hours to sign the documentation and get any updates about the event. 6. Cars will be scrutinised on the day of the event. Failure to comply with the rules and regulations of the event may result in disqualification.

THE VEHICLES 7. All cars must be of average sedan size. Station wagons, utes and panel vans are permitted to compete. Special dispensation to allow V8’s should be sought from the insurer. However, four wheel drives and full chassis vehicles are NOT permitted in the competition. All-wheel drive vehicles should have the four-wheel drive disconnected to make the vehicle a two-wheel drive. 8. The vehicle must be retained at its original height, ie no alteration to the suspension. 9. Scrutineers have the authority to inspect all competing vehicles and enforce rules and regulations. 10. No driver under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be allowed to compete. Random Drug and alcohol testing may occur prior to commencement of the event. 11. No passengers will be permitted to travel in the vehicle. 12. No internal or external reinforcement or bar work allowed with the exception of a pillar bar. Either: A vertical steel bar be fastened to the floor and roof by bolts in the centre of the car or behind the driver’s seat in such a way as to allow the driver’s headrest to be fitted. OR Side to side pillar bar (minimum 10ml thick steel) OR A-frame top to bottom pillar bar (minimum 10ml thick steel). 13. Bracing of the driver’s door mandatory. Either: A minimum of a single brace across the driver’s door. Must extend past the A and B pillar by 200ml. OR Reinforced skin on the driver’s door OR Open door, weld across A – B pillar. Fully welded both sides. 300-400 ml apart. Mark inside skin of door. Door closes. Doors are fully welded. 14. Driver’s door can also be filled with sand (NO concrete). 15. All glass and plastic must be removed from the vehicle including glove box lid and airbags removed. Dashboard (dashboard plastic) should remain in place as well as an interior rear vision mirror are permitted. 16. All doors, bonnets and boots must be strapped or chained. Strapping to be welded using 1” x ¼” metal strapping or chains to be chained closed. 17. All drivers must wear crash helmets, full cotton overalls and steel capped footwear. Gloves are optional. 18. All drivers are to wear a seat belt. Seat belts must be in good condition. The vehicle must not contain rust in either the seat or seat belt mountings. Racing harness not permitted. 19. An approved boat fuel tank or Gerry can with breather must be fastened in the centre rear in a cradle, where the back seat was. If the tank is located just in front of the rear axle, then the factory tank can be used. 20. A maximum of ten (10) litres of petrol in the fuel tank is permitted. 21. The vehicle’s petrol tank must be removed or punctured with a minimum ½” hole. Should the factory tank be located in front of the rear axle then it can be used but only in accordance with all other rules captured herein. 15 DEMOLITION DERBY RULES & REGULATIONS 22. The original specification fuel line must be used or alternatively maintain original fuel line route as close as possible to fuel cell. The object of this rule is to use as much of the original fuel line as possible. Any adaptions made should use original specification grade fuel lines and clamps and grommets when it passes through the body. Rubber grommets should be used. 23. Tow bar and tongue must be removed. 24. The bonnet and boot must be chained closed but must be accessible for scrutineering. 25. Mud guards and wheel arches must not be cut away or bent. Subject to scrutineer’s approval. 26. Front wheel drive cars must only have standard car tyres. Where possible, standard car tyres should be used. At the show’s discretion whether winter tread or rally type tyres are permitted. Strictly NO tractor tyres permitted. 27. The battery must have a rubber cover securely bolted over the top. It may be fitted to the cabin area and cable must have grommets where it passes through the firewall. 28. The radiator should be in its original position but the fan blades may be removed (optional rule at Show’s discretion). 29. Vehicles are NOT required to be fitted with a muffler (optional rule at Show’s discretion). 30. The driver’s name must be displayed on the right hand side of the roof (150mm) (optional rule at Show’s discretion) 31. Driver’s door should be white or red with the opposite colour painted in a cross on the door (optional rule at Show’s discretion). Each vehicle is to be numbered. The number is to be displayed only on the roof, bonnet or doors. Numbers will be allocated to cars at the time of receipt of nomination (optional rule at Show’s discretion) 33. No Tek screws are to be used in any part of the vehicle. 34. Brittle metal, such as grader blades, must not be used. 35. Steel mesh must be welded on the driver’s half windscreen. No mesh to be welded on the driver’s side window.

IN THE RING 36. An area will be marked on the Arena to show the boundary. Any vehicles driving over the boundary may be eliminated (Scrutineer’s/Judges decision). 37. Any vehicle deliberately ramming the driver’s side door of another vehicle will be disqualified. 38. Reverse gear must be used at all times, except when drivers need to dislodge from a competitor’s vehicle. In this case, first gear may be used for two (2) car lengths (optional rule at Show’s discretion). 39. If a vehicle stops, a maximum of two minutes will be permitted to restart the vehicle. If the vehicle does not restart within this time, the vehicle will be eliminated (optional rule at Show’s discretion). 40. Each driver shall have a white flag (30cm x 30cm) attached to a piece of dowel. A surrender flag is to be attached above the driver’s door and be accessible to the driver. When a driver wishes to surrender, they should snap the flag off. Driver’s doing this cannot re-enter the event. 41. No vehicle is permitted to hit a surrendered vehicle or a vehicle out of bounds. 42. All drivers must remain in their vehicle until the event is completed or as otherwise instructed by relevant safety crews. 43. The winner of the competition will be the last vehicle still being driven. 44. The Judge reserves the right to disqualify any driver at any time. 45. The Judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

AFTER THE DERBY 46. All cars must be trucked into and out of the Showground. All vehicles must be removed from the Showground following the completion of the event unless otherwise arranged with the Show Committee. Failure to do so may result in a fine. 47. At the completion of the event a full sweep of the performance area needs to be done to clear any debris.

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Eugowra Show Ute Show & Shine

th Saturday 14 September 2019

Entries open on day of show ~ 9am. All vehicles to be at the showground by 10am. Judging to commence at 11am sharp.

Judging Categories

• Street Ute Grand Champion Ute

• B n S Ute Best Ford / Best Holden / Best Other • Chicks Ute (Nissan, Toyota, Mitsubishi etc.)

• Feral Ute Entry - $10 for 2 categories Trophies and Ribbons to be awarded for • Classic Ute each category

• 4 x 4 Ute

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18 ENTRY FEE $5.00 DOG HIGH JUMP

Chief Stewards : Mr John Murray 0487 533 514 Tony Toohey 0428 417 826 Stewards : Mr Geoffrey Bullock Mrs Kate Bullock Mr Anthony Toohey

Entries close: 3.15pm Commencing from 4.30pm in the area outside the Secretary’s Office All entrants must sign a waiver.

SECTIONS

Small Dog Division (Up to 30cm at withers) PRIZE: 1st $50

Medium Dog Division (Up to 55cm at withers) PRIZE: 1st $200 2nd $100

Open Division (Any Size Dog) PRIZE: 1st $200 2nd $100

SPONSORS

Kate & Geoff Bullock Tony Toohey Contracting Services Anthony Toohey Eugowra Show Society

DOG HIGH JUMP - RULES & REGULATIONS

• Any mishandling or misuse of a dog will incur immediate disqualification.

• If the opinion of the stewards if a dog is unsafe to others, competitors or the general public it will be withdrawn from the competition.

• Only one dog may be loose in the competition area.

• Every dog must compete at every height.

• One catcher at the top of the jump if necessary and one handler at the bottom.

• 3 attempts only.

• In the event of a tie, a count back of which dog took the least attempts from one jump will be calculated.

• The dog must be released at a minimum of 3 metres.

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YARD DOG TRIALS Chief Steward : Mr Kevin Howell 02 6859 2311 Stewards : Mrs Kay Howell, Mr Grant Howell

SECTIONS OPEN: Entry Fee $10.00 NOVICE: Entry Fee $8.00 ENCOURAGE: Entry Fee $5.00 (Open to competitors who have never won a trial)

• Affiliated with NSWYDA Inc • Run under NSWYDA Inc rules • Entries close 6th September 2019

For Direct Deposit Entry Fee; Account Name: Eugowra Show Society Inc. Reliance Credit Union BSB 882 000 Account No. 9031225

MAJOR SPONSORS AGnVET Services Forbes Livestock Forbes Vet Clinic Jemalong Wool Pengilly Family Frank Spice Forbes Karana Kelpies Central Hotel Eugowra Denise Howell Hairdressing Grant Howell Auto Electrics Coprice - Suppliers of Quality Dog Food

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22 AUSTRALIAN DRAUGHT HORSE COMPETITION

Chief Steward : Mrs Jan Bray 02 6852 2243 Stewards : Mr & Mrs David & Margot Jolly

SECTIONS 11:30am Draught Horse Snigging Contest Entry Fee $5.00 • Prize Money & Ribbon for 1st, 2nd & 3rd.

Draught Horse Led Class Entry Fee $5.00 • Prize Money & Ribbon for each Class 1. Champion Stallion 2. Champion Mare 3. Champion Gelding

Draught Horse Pulling Competition Entry Fee $5.00 • Prize Money & Ribbon for 1st, 2nd & 3rd. $50 Cash Prize & Ribbon for Best Handled Horse & Driver

All events will be run using the Australian Draught Horse Stud Book Society Inc. Rules & Regulations www.australiandraughthorse.com

MAJOR SPONSORS

Forbes Machinery Centre Mr & Mrs John & Jan Bray

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24 SOME BASIC RULES & REGULATIONS

1. UTES & BIKE RACING • A current, valid Driver’s Licence – no Learners • Zero alcohol or influence of drugs permitted for drivers. All participants must sign the ESS Waiver • Utes must be registered and will be inspected prior to entry • For full list of additional requirements for entry to the competition please see the Rules and Regulations on the Eugowra Show Website https://www.agshowsnsw.org.au/shows/118-eugowra-show

2. LAWN MOWER RACING TWO CLASSES 1.1 Non Modified Mowers (ages 15yrs & above) (15—17 yrs can only enter the Non Modified Mower class) 1.2 Modified Mowers (ages 18yrs & above)

• ALL MOWERS must be; • All mowers will be inspected prior to entering the race and drivers must sign the ESS waiver • Self-propelled rotary or reel type mowers originally designed mow lawns with original engine – ‘untuned’ • Maximum width of 1.0m or 39” at widest point • Be in good working order with guards fitted, bonnets secured, batteries securely mounted, handlebars plugged, approved fuel tanks secured and covered, blades or cutters removed. • Use standard fuel -petroleum or gasoline products and effective braking – on driving wheels • All drivers must wear full face helmets, safety vest (supplied) closed footwear and full body, close fitted clothing • All drivers must not be under the influence of drugs or alcohol

For MODIFIED MOWERS: Proudly Sponsored by: For full list of additional requirements for Modified Mowers Tim Perry Mechanical & please see the Rules and Regulations on the Eugowra Show Eugowra Show Society Website https://www.agshowsnsw.org.au/shows/118-eugowra-show

25 FORBES MACHINERY CENTRE Pty Ltd 2 Parkes Rd Forbes 2871 Ph: 6852 3211

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26 JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITION

Steward: Steward: Ms Lydia Ms HerbertLydia Herbert 0448 564 4740448 564 474

Entry is open to all persons under the age of 24. Light refreshments will be provided to competitors on the day of the competition. No Entry Fee Prizes 1st - $20 2nd - $10 3rd - $5

CLASSES • Cattle Judging Competition • Commences 8:30am sharp at Cattle Ring • Novice - under 16yrs, Experienced - 16 - 25yrs • Cattle Parading Competition • Commences 1:30am at Cattle Ring • Junior - 12 & under, Intermediate - 13-15yrs, Senior 16 - 25yrs • Grain Judging Competition • Fruit and Vegetable Judging Competition • Meat Sheep Judging Competition • Merino Fleece Judging Competition

SUNNYSIDE GRAVEL SUPPLIES EUGOWRA QUARRY DA 95/144

White & Red decomposed clean GRANITE for your driveways, roads, fill, sheds, stockyards. 1 Tonne loads delivered in town area Any quantity can be arranged Pick up yourself – box trailer to semi loads by arrangement

Also available Topsoil delivered in town area or pick up Concrete mix 50/50 sand blue metal mix Straw for mulch, bedding

CONTACT; Alan & Marie Noble 68 592 266 0428 592 266

27 ENTRY FEE RING EVENTS CLASS $2 A & B REGULATIONS

All competition at this show is governed by these regulations and by the Agricultural Societies Council of NSW Rules for Discipline in Horse Sections at Shows which can be viewed at www.agshowsnsw.org.au. Should it become necessary for the ASC Disciplinary Committee to open an inquiry into any aspect of competition in this Horse Section, this Society will support any penalty imposed by that Committee as a result of the inquiry and will support penalties resulting from enquiries arising from Horse Sections at other NSW shows.

INDEMNITY AND WAIVER FORMS The Horse Committee will take all care in managing the Section, but competitors taking part in this Horse Section do so at their own risk. Each adult competitor must, before competing, complete and sign a form indemnifying the Eugowra Show Society and waiving any claims against the Society for any injury sustained in competition or for loss or damage to the competitor’s property or damage caused by the competitor or his/her animal(s) at the Show. A similar form must also be completed and signed by a parent or guardian for each competitor who is under 18 years of age. ALSO, on each Waiver, each horse with which the competitor is involved in competition at the Show must be listed together with the Property Identification Code (PIC) of the property from which the horse came to the Show.

• Stalls are available but no bookings taken. • Stallions ineligible to compete in classes other than stallion classes. • Wrist bands will be issued and must be worn by all competitors. • All breed classes are for Registered Horses only – papers must be produced on request and exhibitors must be financial members. • Judging will commence strictly to the program. The Committee reserves the right to alter this program at their own discretion. • Novice is a horse/pony which has not won an individual first prize in equivalent class at another Agricultural or Breed Show. • Drug testing may be carried out at this show. Any competitor found to have breached the ASC • Disputes and Disciplinary regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee. • PIC numbers must be supplied. No PIC number, no start. • Horses and ponies may compete in either Open or Hunter. Not both. • In the double chance system, Champions, Reserves and 1st placegetters in one ring cannot compete in the second ring. • Local events are for those residing in a 24 km radius of Eugowra or attend Eugowra Pony Club. Horses should be on the property at least 30 days prior to the show.

A ribbon raffle will be held on the day.

Prize money: 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00

• 2019 is the first year we have made 3 Rings available in the Horse Program. This is being trialled in an effort to improve our Horse Program and we ask that competitors show patience and consideration during the day.

• Due to the change in the Ring Events Schedule for 2019 the George Greenhalgh Memorial Trophy category will be adjusted accordingly for Junior and Senior Riders and announced on the day.

28 ENTRY FEE RING EVENTS CLASS $2 A & B Chief Steward: Mr Max Gransden 02 6859 5231 0427 592 531 Steward: Alison Cutcliffe 02 68 593 511

RING 1 - SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER RING 1 Judge: Mrs Tracie Wells 126. Novice Galloway over 14H & n/ex 15H 9am Start 127. Open Lightweight Galloway Hack over 14H & n/ex 14.2H

128. Open Heavy weight Galloway Hack over 14H & 101. Led Hack over 15H n/ex 14.2H 102. Led Galloway over 14H and n/ex 15H 129. Open Lightweight Galloway Hack over 14.2H & 103. Champion & Reserve Champion Led Show n/ex 15H Horse Exhibit over 14H 130. Open Heavyweight Galloway Hack over 14.2H & 104. Led Show Hunter Horse over 15H n/ex 15H 105. Led Show Hunter Galloway over 14H & n/ 131. Childs Galloway Hack over 14H & n/ex 15H - ex15H rider u/17yrs. (not eligible for 132) 106. Champion & Reserve Champion Led Show 132. Adults Galloway hack over 14H & n/ex 15H - Hunter Exhibit over 14H rider u/17yrs. (Not eligible for 131) 107. Lady or Gent Rider 17yrs & U/21yrs 133. Champion & Reserve Champion Galloway 108. Lady or Gent Rider 21yrs & over Hack 109. Champion & Reserve Champion Adult Rider 134. Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14H & n/ex 110. Novice Hack 15H & over 15H 111. Open Hack over 15H & n/ex 15.2H 135. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14H & n/ex 112. Open Hack over 15.2H & n/ex 16H 14.2H 113. Open Hack over 16H & n/ex 16.2H 136. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 & n/ex 114. Open Hack over 16.2H 15H 115. Childs Hack over 15H - rider under 17 137. Childs Show Hunter Galloway over 14H n/ex (not eligible for 116.) 15H—rider U/17yrs (not eligible for 138) 116. Adults Hack over 15H—rider 17yrs & over 138. Adults Show Hunter Galloway over 14H & n/ex (not eligible for 115.) 15H—rider 17yrs & over (not eligible for 137) 117. Champion & Reserve Champion Hack

118. Novice Show Hunter Horse over 15H SPECIAL CLASS—AHHA Members 119. Open Show Hunter Horse over 15H n/ex15.2H Show Hunter Galloway 120. Open Show Hunter Horse over 15.2H & n/ex 139. Champion & Reserve Champion Show 16H Hunter Galloway 121. Open Show Hunter Horse over 16H & n/ex 140. Novice Pony Hack or Show Hunter Pony n/ex 16.2H 14H (winner to compete in relevant Champion) 122. Open Show Hunter Horse over 16.2H 141. Open Pony Hack n/ex 12H 123. Child Show Hunter Horse over 15H—riders U 142. Open Pony Hack over 12H & n/ex12.2H 17yrs (not eligible for 124) 143. Open Pony Hack over 12.2H & n/ex 13H 124. Adults Show Hunter Horse over 15H—rider 144. Open Pony Hack over 13H & n/ex 13.2H 17yrs & over. (not eligible for 123) 145. Open Pony Hack over 13.2H & n/ex 14H

146. Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Hack SPECIAL CLASS—AHHA Members 147. Open Show Hunter Pony n/ex 12H Show Hunter Hack 148. Open Show Hunter Pony over 12H & n/ex 13H

149. Open Show Pony over 13H & n/ex 14H 125. Champion & Reserve Champion Show 150. Champion & Reserve Champion Show Hunter Horse Hunter Pony

29 ENTRY FEE $2 RING EVENTS CLASS RING 2 - SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER A & B

RING 2 Judge: Ms Tahlia Wells 237. Open Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 & n/ex 9am Start 13H 238. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13H & n/ex 13.2H 201. Led Pony Mare n/ex 14H 239. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13.2 & n/ex 202. Led Pony Gelding n/ex 14H 14H 203. Champion & Reserve Champion 240. Childs Show Hunter Pony Hack n/ex 14H— Led Show Pony Exhibit rider u/17yrs (not eligible for 241) 204. Led Show Hunter Pony Mare n/ex 14H 241. Adults Show Hunter Pony Hack n/ex 205. Led Show Hunter Pony Gelding n/ex 14H 14H—rider 17yrs & over (not eligible for 206. Champion & Reserve Champion Led Show 239) Hunter Pony Exhibit

207. Girl or Boy Rider U/6yrs (Can be led) SPECIAL CLASS—AHHA MEMBERS 208. Girl or Boy Rider 6yrs & U/9yrs Show Hunter Pony 209. Girl or Boy Rider 9yrs & U/12yrs 242. Champion & Reserve Champion Show 210. Girl or Boy Rider 12yrs & U/15yrs Hunter Pony 211. Girl or Boy Rider 15yrs & U/17yrs

212. Champion & Reserve Champion 242. Novice Hack or Show Hunter Horse over Girl or Boy Rider 15H

(winner to compete in relevant Champion) LOCAL CLASSES (Prizes donated by Unicorn Horsewear) 243. Open Hack over 15H & n/ex 15.2 213. Local Rider U/9ys 244. Open Hack over 15.2H & n/ex 16H 214. Local Rider 9 yrs & U/13yrs 245. Open Hack over 16H & n/ex 16.2H 215. Local Rider 13yrs & U 17yrs 246. Open Hack over 16.2H 216. Local Rider over 17yrs 247. Champion & Reserve Champion Hack 217. Champion & Reserve Champion Local Rider 248. Open Show Hunter Horse 15H & n/ex 16H 218. Pair of Riders U13yrs 249. Open Show Hunter Horse over 16H 219. Local Pony Hack U/12.2H 250. Champion & Reserve Champion Show 220. Local Pony Hack/Hunter over 12.2H & n/ex Hunter Horse 14H 251. Novice Galloway or Show Hunter Galloway 221. Local Galloway Hack/Hunter 14H & n/ex 15H over 14H & n/ex 15H 222. Local Hack/Hunter 15H & over (Winner to compete in relevant Champion) 223. Champion & Reserve Champion Local Hack 252. Open Lightweight Galloway Hack over 14H & n/ex 14.2H HACKS 253. Open Heavyweight Galloway Hack over 14H 223. Novice Pony Hack n/ex 14H & n/ex 14.2H 224. Open Pony Hack n/ex 11.2H 254. Open Lightweight Galloway Hack over 225. Open Pony Hack over 11.2H & n/ex 12H 14.2H & n/ex 15H 226. Open Pony Hack over 12H & n/ex 12.2H 255. Open Heavyweight Galloway Hack over 227. Open Pony Hack over 12.2H & n/ex 13H 14.2H & n/ex 15H 228. Open Pony Hack over 13H & n/ex 13.2H 256. Champion & Reserve Champion 229. Open Pony Hack over 13.2H & n/ex 14H Galloway Hack 230. Childs Pony Hack n/ex 14H—rider u/17yrs 257. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14H & n/ (not eligible for 231 ex 14.2H 231. Adult Pony Hack n/ex 14H—rider u/17yrs & 258. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 & over (not eligible for 230 n/ex 15H 232. Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Hack 259. Champion & Reserve Champion Show 234. Novice Show Hunter Pony n/ex 14H Hunter Galloway 235. Open Show Hunter Pony n/ex 12H 236. Open Show Hunter Pony over 12H & n/ex 12.2H

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ENTRY FEE RING EVENTS CLASS $2 A & B RING 3 - SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER RING 3 BREEDS RING LED LARGE BREEDS Judge: Mr Michael Smith ANSA 25. Stallion or Colt 9.00am Start 26. Mare or Filly 27. Gelding LED PONY BREEDS 28. Champion & Reserve Champion Led ANSA (Shetland, Miniature Pony, Miniature Horse, Australian Pony, Part Bred APSB/APSB Riding Pony, Welsh, Part Welsh, Australian Thoroughbred Saddle Pony & Australian Riding Pony eligible.) 29. Stallion or Colt

30. Mare or Filly 1. Led Pony Stallion/Colt n/ex 13H 31. Gelding 1a. Led Pony Mare/Gelding n/ex 13H 32. Champion & Reserve Champion 2. Led Pony Stallion/Colt over 13H & n/ex 14.2H Thoroughbred 2a Led Pony Mare Gelding 13H & n/ex 14.2H

3. Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pony Australian Stock Horse Stallion/Colt/Mare/Gelding 33. Stallion or Colt

34. Mare or Filly Australian Ponies 35. Gelding 4. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 13H 36. Champion & Reserve Champion Australian 5. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13H & n/ex 14H Stock Horse 6. Champion & Reserve Champion Led

Australian Pony Any Other Breed

37. Stallion or Colt Part Bred APSB/APSB Riding Pony 38. Mare or Filly 7. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 13H 39. Gelding 8. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13H & n/ex 14.2 40. Champion & Reserve Champion Led Any 9. Champion & Reserve Champion Part Bred Other Breed. APSB/APSB Riding Pony

RIDDEN PONY BREED Welsh Ponies Australian Ponies 10. Section A Mare/Filly/Gelding 41. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 13H 11. Section B Mare/Filly/Gelding 42. Mare /Filly/Gelding over 13H & n/ex 14H 12. Section C/D Mare/Filly/Gelding 43. Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden 13. Champion & Reserve Champion Led Welsh Australian Pony

Part Welsh Part Bred APSB/APSB Riding Ponies 14. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 12.2H 44. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 13H 15. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2H & N/ex 13.2H 45. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13H n/ex 14.2H 16. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2H 46. Champion & Reserve Champion Part Bred 17. Champion & Reserve Champion Part Welsh APSB/APSB Riding Pony

Australian Saddle Ponies Welsh Ponies 18. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex12.2H 47. Section A Mare/Filly/Gelding 19. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2H & n/ex 13.2H 48. Section B Mare/Filly/Gelding 20. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2H n/ex 14.2H 49. Section C/D Mare/Filly/Gelding 21. Champion & Reserve Champion Saddle Pony 50. Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden

Welsh Pony Australian Riding Ponies

22. Mare/Filly/Gelding/ex 13H Part Welsh 23. Mare/Filly/Gelding 13H & n/ex 14.2H 51. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 12.2H 24. Champion & Reserve Champion Australian 52. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2H & n/ex 13.2H Riding Pony 53. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2H 54. Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Part 31 Welsh RING 3 (Cont.) RING 3 BREEDS RING Cont. Australian Saddle Ponies Café Fifty 55. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 12.2H 56. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2H & n/ex 13.2H 57. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2H & n/ex 14.2H One 58. Champion & Reserve Champion Australian 51 Nanima Street Saddle Pony EUGOWRA 2806

Australian Riding Ponies FOR ALL YOUR 59. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 13H TAKEAWAY NEEDS 60. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13 & n/ex 14.2H 61. Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Riding Pony OPENING HOURS RIDDEN LARGE BREEDS ANSA 62. Over 14H & n/ex 15H Mon & Tues 10am – 2pm 63. Over 15H & n/ex 16H 64. Over 16H Wed, Thurs & Fri 65. Champion & Reserve Champion 10am – 2pm 5pm – 8pm Ridden ANSA Sat & Sun Thoroughbred 9am – 2pm 5pm – 8pm 66. Mare/Filly/Gelding n/ex 16H 67. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 16H PIZZAS Thurs – Sun 6pm onwards 68. Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Thoroughbred

Australian Stock Horses 69. Hack—Stallion 70. Hack—Mare 71. Hack Gelding 72. Hack—Rider U/ 18yrs 73. Working Stock Horse 74. Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Australian Stock Horse (Prizes 2 x Gift Vouchers donated by Good 2 Go Equine Dentistry)

Ridden—Any Other Breed 75. Stallion or Colt 76. Mare or Filly 77. Gelding 78. Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Any Other Breed

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JUMPING CLASS

C

Chief Steward: Mr Mark Newell 0427 412 840

Steward: Mr Laurie Norris 0429 328 783 Mr Geoff Parker

To compete in all official Show Jumping classes, all horses must be registered with EA - this includes Classes 3, 4 & 5 on Saturday. Additional prizes donated such as headstalls & horse feed also to be won at the Eugowra Show jumping Competition.

FRIDAY 13th SEPTEMBER 10.00AM SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER 9.00AM

Class 1 45cm AM5 Class 1 12yrs and Under 45cm AM5 Entry Fee $7 Entry Fee $3 1st $40 2nd $20 3rd $10 1st - $30 2nd - $15 3rd - $5

Class 2 65cm AM5 Class 2 EA Junior 17yrs & Under 80-90cm Entry Fee $7 AM5 1st $40 2nd $20 3rd $10 Entry Fee $3 1st - $30, 2nd - $15 3rd - $5 Class 3 80 cm AM5 Entry Fee $7 Class 2B (concurrent with Class 2) Open 1st $40 2nd $20 3rd $10 80-90cm AM5 Entry Fee $3 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 Class 4 1m AM5 Entry Fee $7 Class 3 Article 273 Table A AM 5, 105 110cm 1st $40 2nd $20 3rd $10 Entry Fee $8 1st - $80, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $40, Class 5 1.10m to 1.20m AM5 4th - $20 Entry Fee $7 1st $40 2nd $20 3rd $10 Class 4 Article 273 Table A AM5, 110-120cm Entry Fee $8 1st - $80, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $40, John Kinghorn Sponsorship for 4th - $20 Class 1 & Class 2 Saturday Class 5 Article 273 Table A AM5, 120-130cm (Excluding Class 2B) Entry Fee $8 For the encouragement of Junior 1st - $80, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $40, Riders 4th - $20

34 35 ENTRY FEE CATTLE CLASS $4/HEAD Chief Steward: Ms Emily Le Mesurier 0427 682 930 E

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ALL animals must be on grounds by 8am. ALL entrants must sign the ESS Waiver ALL entries MUST BE TESTED NEGATIVE FOR PESTI VIRUS. ALL animals must be registered with a breed society. It is ESSENTIAL that all of your animals are fitted with an NLIS device prior to leaving your property and arriv- ing at the Eugowra Showground. All animals over 8 months of age must have a nose ring or nose grip when being led. All CALVES must be of an age 8 months or under. All ages are taken as of show day. Grand Parade to begin at approximately 3pm. All studs are encouraged to participate. PARADERS COMPETION – Starts 8.30am sharp Entry Fee: Free Class 12- Cow or Heifer 25-29 months *Heats to be determined on the day, depending on Class 13- Cow 30 months and over entries. SENIOR CHAMPION COW SENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PARADERS GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE Entrants must: Be 18 years or younger Class 14 – Steer <450kg Have limited show experience Class 15 - Steer >451kg Not be entered in the ASC Group Final GRAND CHAMPION STEER SUPREME BEAST OF THE SHOW. ASC GROUP 10 FINALS Entrants must: *Any animal that receives a reserve ribbon is required Be 13 years and under 19 years (D.O.B as at 1 May to be on hand for the judging of Grand Champion Compete in only one Group Final, however it is Male and Grand Champion Female. not necessary to reside within the boundaries of the Group conducting the Final. TEAM EVENTS The number chosen to compete in the Sydney Class 16 TEAM OF THREE. Royal Final will be: (Team of three mixed sexes, all of one breed, under 25 1 to 10 Entries - 3 to compete months.) 11 to 20 Entries - 6 to compete Class 17 BREEDERS PAIR 21 to 30 Entries - 9 to compete (one bull one female, under 25months, bred and owned by exhibitor.) BEEF CATTLE JUDGING COMPETITION start 11:00am *approx. Entry fee: $5.00/head JUNIOR JUDGING (CATTLE) Start: 1:30pm*approx Novice - under 16yrs STUD CATTLE Experienced – 16 to 25yrs Class 1- BULL 10 months and under Class 2- BULL 11-14 months HERDSMAN CRITERIA Class 3- BULL 15-19 months Cares for their animal throughout the day e.g. feed, water, JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL keeping beds clean. JUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION Has a positive outlook Is organised and on time to classes Class 4- BULL 20-24 months Helps out others. Class 5- BULL 25-29 months Is well dressed and presented when in the judging ring. Class 6- BULL 30 months and over Junior herdsman - under 12 SENIOR CHAMPION BULL Intermediate Herdsman – under 16 SENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION Senior herdsman – under 25 GRAND CHAMPION BULL *Lunch Break GOOD 2 GO Class 7- Heifer 10 months and under PROUD SPONSOR of Class 8- Heifer 11-13 months EUGOWRA CATTLE Class 9- Heifer 14-16 months SHOW Class 10 – Heifer 17-21 months HERDSMEN AWARDS JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER JUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION Class 11- Cow or Heifer 21-24 months 36 ENTRY FEE SHEEP CLASS $1 G & H Regulations Governing Entries in CLASSES G & H Maximum of 3 entries in each section Prizes 1st $1 & 2nd 50c All sheep to be declared Footrot Free. • Stewards to attend the day previous to the Show and ticket all pens. • Sheep must be penned by 8.30 am Saturday, 14 September 2019 • One exhibit cannot compete in two sections (Champion sections excluded). • If required, sheep may have use of ground pens from previous evening. • No sheep will be allowed to exhibit more than 12 months growth of wool, unless specified at the time of entry. • If in the opinion of the Judge, any sheep exhibited is carrying more than 12 months growth of wool, and this fact is not specified he shall disqualify such exhibit.

Ovine Johne’s Disease

Prior to the Eugowra show our venue will be inspected by the Local Land Services Veterinary Officer to a Market Assurance Program (MAP) standard so that we can accept a greater number of potential participants in this show both from producers of different statuses (NH TMS MN) and from prevalence areas (High, Medium, Low & very low). This inspection insures that you, the producer can show your animals at the Eugowra Show with assurance.

All Competitors must complete the Johne’s Disease Declaration Form and lodge it at the Secretary’s Office by Monday, 9th September.

Ovine Brucellosis Test: All exhibits to come from accredited ‘Brucellosis Free Flocks’. Written evidence of eligibility to be provided upon request.

37 38 BRITISH & AUSTRALIAN BREEDS ENTRY FEE CLASS $1 H Chief Steward: Mr Brendan Mansbridge 0428 845 041 Stewards: Mr Lincoln Townsend

Numbers to be advised to Chief Steward one week prior to show (by 6th September) Exhibits must come from a registered stud with brucellosis accreditation. Shorn sheep to have less than 2cm of wool. ALL sheep must be penned by 8.30am Saturday 14th September

POLL DORSET 30. White Suffolk ewe lamb, born after 1st April 1. Poll Dorset ram, over 1 1/2 yrs, shorn 2019 2. Poll Dorset ram, under1 1/2 yrs Champion & Reserve Champion White Suffolk 3. Poll Dorset ram, under 1 1/2 yrs, shorn Ewes - Ribbon 4. Poll Dorset pair of rams, under 1 1/2 yrs, shorn 31. White Suffolk breeders group, 1 ram & 2 ewes 5. Poll Dorset ram, born after 1st Aug 2018 under 11/2 yrs 6. Poll Dorset ram lamb, born after 1st April 2019, un- 32. White Suffolk breeders group, 1 ram lamb & 2 shorn, untrimmed ewe lambs born after 1st April 2019 7. Poll Dorset ram lamb, born after 1st April 2019, SUFFOLK shorn 33. Suffolk ram, over 1 1/2 yrs, shorn Champion & Reserve Champion Poll Dorset Rams 34. Suffolk ram, under1 1/2 yrs - Ribbon 35. Suffolk ram, under 1 1/2 yrs, shorn 8. Poll Dorset ewe, over 11/2 yrs, shorn 36. Suffolk pair of rams, under 1 1/2 yrs, shorn 9. Poll Dorset ewe, over 11/2 yrs 37. Suffolk ram, born after 1st Aug 2018 10. Poll Dorset ewe, under11/2 yrs, shorn 38. Suffolk ram lamb, born after 1st April 2019, 11. Poll Dorset pair of ewes, under 11/2 yrs, shorn unshorn, untrimmed 12. Poll Dorset ewe, born after 1st Aug 2018 39. Suffolk ram lamb, born after 1st April 2019, 13. Poll Dorset ewe lamb, born after 1st April 2019, un- shorn shorn, untrimmed Champion & Reserve Champion Suffolk Rams - 14. Poll Dorset ewe lamb, born after 1st April 2019, Ribbon shorn 40. Suffolk ewe, over 1 1/2 yrs, shorn Champion & Reserve Champion Poll Dorset Ewes - 41. Suffolk ewe, under1 1/2 yrs Ribbon 42. Suffolk ewe, under 1 1/2 yrs, shorn 15. Poll Dorset Breeders group, 1ram & 2 ewes under 43. Suffolk pair of ewes, under 1 1/2 yrs, shorn 11/2 yrs 44. Suffolk ewes, born after 1st Aug 2018 16. Poll Dorset Breeders group, 1ram lamb, & 2 ewe 45. Suffolk ewe lamb, born after 1st April 2019, lambs born after 1st April 2019 unshorn, untrimmed 46. Suffolk ewe lamb, born after 1st April 2019, WHITE SUFFOLK shorn 17. White Suffolk ram, over 11/2 yrs, shorn Champion & Reserve Champion Suffolk Ewes - 18. White Suffolk ram, under 11/2 yrs Ribbon 19. White Suffolk ram, under 11/2 yrs, shorn 47. White Suffolk breeders group, 1 ram & 2 ewes 20. White Suffolk pair of rams, under 11/2 yrs shorn under 11/2 yrs 21. White Suffolk ram, born after 1st August 2018 48. White Suffolk breeders group, 1 ram lamb & 2 22. White Suffolk ram lamb, born after 1st April 2019, ewe lambs born after 1st April 2019 unshorn, untrimmed 23. White Suffolk ram lamb, born after 1st April 2019 Interbreed Champion Ram—Ribbon Champion & Reserve Champion White Suffolk Interbreed Champion Ram Lamb—Ribbon Rams - Ribbon Interbreed Champion Ewe—Ribbon 24. White Suffolk ewe, over 11/2 yrs, shorn Interbreed Champion Ewe Lamb—Ribbon 25. White Suffolk ewe, under 11/2 yrs Interbreed Champion Breeders Group—Ribbon 26. White Suffolk ewe, under 11/2 yrs, shorn 27. White Suffolk ewe of rams, under 11/2 yrs shorn 28. White Suffolk ewe, born after 1st August 2018 29. White Suffolk ewe lamb, born after 1st April 2019, unshorn, untrimmed 39 40 PRIME SHEEP & LAMBS CLASS I Chief Steward: Mr Ray Townsend 0427 005 980 Stewards: Mr Lincoln Townsend

SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER 2019 • All sheep exhibitors must complete the Johne’s Disease Declaration Form which must be lodged at the Secretary’s Office by Monday, 9th September, 2019 • Sheep must be penned 8.30am • Ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in each section • POINT SCORE—1st 3 pts, 2nd 2 pts, Champion 1 pt

1. Pen of Three Prime Lambs - Under 33kg liveweight. Champion Pen of Prime Lambs - Trophy donated by Jack Barnes Ribbon & Prize - A Poll Dorset Ram donated by: 2. Pen of Three Prime Lambs Chris Marr & Emma Gosper of - not to exceed 38kg liveweight "Gererdan Dorset Stud", Gooloogong Trophy donated by Novartis (AgnVet Eu- gowra) Reserve Champion Pen of Prime Lambs - Ribbon 3. Pen of Three Prime Lambs - not to exceed 45kg liveweight Most Successful Exhibitor in Class I Donated by Parallel Motors - Ribbon

4. Pen of Three Prime Lambs B J Townsend Memorial Trophy - - over 45kg liveweight Donated by Townsend Bros Donated by SG Cheney

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42 ENTRY FEE POULTRY CLASS $1 Chief Steward: Mr Stuart McLean 0437 125 512 K

Entries close MONDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER 2019 With the Chief Steward Stuart McLean Mobile 0437 125 512 Email: [email protected] • Entry Fees $1.00 per entry • Members of Eugowra Show Society Inc do not incur an entry fee. • Please state if member on entry form • Junior Section is for Under 16 years • Penning to commence at 7:00am on Saturday 14th September 2019. • All birds to be penned before 9:00am. Judging commences at 9:15am. • Exhibits are to be removed between 4.00– 5.00pm on Saturday 14th September 2019 • Prizes in each section: 1st - $2 and 2nd - $1 SOFT FEATHERED 37 Pitt Game - Male 1 Australorp AC - Male 38 Pitt Game - Female 2 Australorp AC - Female 39 Modern Game - Male 3 Langshan AC - Male 40 Modern Game - Female 4 Langshan AC - Female 41 Indian Game - Male 5 Leghorn AC - Male 42 Indian Game - Female 6 Leghorn AC - Female 43 Australian Game - Male 7 Orpington - Male 44 Australian Game - Female 8 Orpington - Female 45 Malay Game—Male 9 Rhode Island AC- Male 46 Malay Game—Female 10 Rhode Island AC - Female 47 A.O.V. Hard feather large—Male 11 Plymouth Rock AC - Male 48 A.O.V. Hard feather large—Female 12 Plymouth Rock AC - Female 13 Silkie AC- Male HARD FEATHERED BANTAM 14 Silkie AC - Female 49 Old English Black Red - Male 15 Sussex AC—Male 50 Old English PC or W.- Female 16 Sussex AC - Female 51 Old English Blue Red - Male 17 Dorking - Male 52 Old English Blue Red - Female 18 Dorking - Female 53 Old English Blue Tail - Female 19 Maran—Male 54 Old English Pile - Male 20 Maran—Female 55 Old English Pile - Female 21 Ancona—Male 56 Old English Duckwing - Male 22 Ancona—Female 57 Old English Duckwing - Female 23 Andalusian—Male 58 Old English AOC - Male 24 Andalusian—Female 59 Old English AOC - Female 25 Minorca—Male 60 Pitt - Male 26 Minorca—Female 61 Pitt - Female 27 Hamburg—Male 62 Modern Duckwing - Male 28 Hamburg—Female 63 Modern Duckwing - Female 29 A.O.V. Light—Male 64 Modern Black Red - Male 30 A.O.V. Light—Female 65 Modern Black Red - Female 31 A.O.V. Heavy—Male 66 Modern AOC - Male 32 A.O.V Heavy—Female 67 Modern AOC - Female 68 Indian Game AC - Male LARGE GAME 69 Indian Game AC - Female 33. Old English Black Red - Male 70 A.O.V. Hard Feather Bantam - Male 34 Old English Black Red - Female 71 A.O.V. Hard Feather Bantam – Female 35 Old English Game AOC - Male 36 Old English Game AOC - Female

43 44 ENTRY FEE POULTRY CLASS $1 K SOFT FEATHERED BANTAM WATERFOWL 72 Leghorn AC - Male 94 Any Variety Drake 73 Leghorn AC - Female 95 Any Variety Duck 74 Hamburg AC. - Male 96 Any Variety Gander 75 Hamburg AC - Female 97 Any Variety Goose 76 Pekin AC— Male 77 Pekin AC - Female BREEDING PAIRS 78 Wyandotte AC - Male 98 Soft Feather Large 79 Wyandotte AC - Female 99 Hard Feather Large 80 Rhode Island AC- Male 100 Soft Feather Bantam 81 Rhode Island AC- Female 101 Hard Feather Bantam 82 Australorp AC- Male 83 Australorp AC - Female JUNIOR SECTION 84 Langshan AC- Male Must be penned by Exhibitor Under 16yrs 85 Langshan AC - Female 102 Soft Feather Large—Male 86 Plymouth Rock AC- Male 103 Soft Feather Large—Female 87 Plymouth Rock AC - Female 104 Soft Feather Bantam—Male 88 Sussex AC - Male 105 Soft Feather Bantam—Female 89 Sussex AC - Female 106 Hard Feather Large—Male 90 Seabright AC—Male 107 Hard Feather Large—Female 91 Seabright AC—Female 108 Hard Feather Bantam—Male 92 A.O.V. - Male 109 Hard Feather Bantam—Female 93 A.O.V—Female 110 If you can catch it & bring it in, we will Judge it!

POULTRY SECTION PRIZES

Champion Soft Feather Bird Rosette & Gift Prize Best Soft Feather Large Fowl Rosette & Gift Prize Best Bantam, Soft Feathers Rosette & Gift Prize Champion Hard Feathered Fowl Rosette & Gift Prize Best Hard Feather Large Fowl Rosette & Gift Prize Best Bantam, Hard Feathers Rosette & Gift Prize Best Waterfowl Rosette & Gift Prize

JUNIOR PRIZES

Champion Junior of Show Rosette & Gift Prize Reserve Champion Junior of Show Rosette & Gift Prize Junior Encouragement Award Rosette & Gift Prize

Gift Prizes have been kindly supplied by Furneys Stock Feeds Orange & Eugowra Show Society

45 FREE ENTRY SPECIAL FEATURE

Chief Steward: Mr Hugh Ellis 0407 936 991

2019 RECYCLED ART • Entries to be in by 11am Saturday 14th September ~ near the Secretary’s Office • Open to all age groups • All items must be suitable for outdoors. • Use 2nd hand metal, wood, storm water pipe, baling twine, material, plastic bags...you name it if it can be recycled into an art form, then do it! For example * Garden Art * Fairy Garden features * Scarecrows * Anything! • Prizes awarded for 1. Most Creative 2. Most Useful 3. Crowd Favourite

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46 ENTRY FEE CLASS $1 WOOL L Chief Steward: Mr Robert Norrie 6859 3504 0428 932 472

• Fleece means 12 months growth • Prizes in each section - 1st - $2 and 2nd - $1 • Fleece to be exhibited must be skirted and exclude belly and skirtings. • Fleeces are to be handed to Stewards suitably wrapped, with owners name on the covering. • Fleece must also have entry tags attached. • Entries made in wrong sections will be transferred to correct sections by the Judge • POINT SCORE 1st 3 pts. 2nd 2pts, Champion 1 pt

1. Fine Merino Fleece Ram Trophy donated by South Bandon Farming 2. Fine Merino Fleece Ewe or Wether Champion Crossbred Fleece 3. Medium Merino Fleece Ram

4. Medium Merino Fleece Ewe or Wether Champion Longwool Breed’s Fleece 5. Strong Merino Fleece Ram 6. Strong Merino Fleece Ewe or Wether Champion Shortwool Breed’s Fleece

7. Border Leicester Fleece Ram Grand Champion Fleece 8. Border Leicester Fleece Ewe or Wether 9. Dorset Horn Fleece Ram Trophy donated by Quality Wool, Parkes 10. Dorset Horn Fleece Ewe or Wether Most Successful Exhibitor

11. Comeback Fleece 58/60s Highest Commercial Value Fleece 12. Fine Crossbred 54/56s Trophy donated by Jemalong Wool, Forbes 13. Medium Crossbred 48/50s 14. Strong Crossbred 44/46s

47 HANDY HINTS FOR PAVILION EXHIBITORS

To help and encourage exhibitors, handy hints are offered at the beginning of some of the classes. The list of suggestions is not exhaustive in any class but some clues are given on how to prepare exhibits and to catch the approving eye of the Judge. The hints have been compiled from suggestions by Show Judges including Land CWA Judges and successful exhibitors over many years in Show and CWA competitions.

• The most important handy hint to pass on to all exhibitors at Shows is to read carefully and adhere to the instructions at the head of each class and also the General Regulations.

• It is important to ensure that your entry matches the description of the relevant section in which you are entering in a specific class.

Good Luck and Have Fun!

48 GRAINS, SEEDS & HAY CLASS M HANDY HINTS • Don’t be deterred from exhibiting in a less than optimum season. This is taken into account by the Judge as all exhibits should have been exposed to the same adverse conditions. • The Judge is looking for a quality product which will fulfil its market. For example, hay is designed for fodder so the most important points for the Judge are attractiveness and palatability to stock - smell should be sweet, fresh and untainted. It should be soft and obviously, look good enough to eat! • Your entry should be of an even size and quality. • Produce should not be tampered with, but ‘as grown’. For example, don’t remove leaves, heads, roots or pick out any foreign weeds or seeds in the sample. In classes for a sample of grain, it should be presented for judging as harvested. Judges expect a certain degree of contamination and imperfection in the seed, and as long as the sample is within board requirements it will not be penalised. A Judge knows what ‘as harvested’ looks like and may even frown upon a sample which looks picked over. • In sections for growing crop samples, height is not as important a consideration as some may think. The main criteria is always yield potential. • Pasture samples are judged on composition, density, pureness to type and yield as far as dry matter goes. • Freedom from disease is vital in Show classes. • Presentation is very important. Label samples neatly on a small piece of cardboard for example giving the crop name and variety. The spirit of showing is providing an exhibition for the public, many of whom may not know wheat from barley or triticale.

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• All exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor and to have been grown during the previ- ous 12 months. • No exhibit of Wheat can compete in two sections except for Champion. • Variety must be stated in Wheat & Barley sections. • In sections where quantity is stipulated, full weight must be exhibited otherwise be classed out. • Prizes in each section: 1st - $2 and 2nd - $1 • Classification of Grain Varieties Hard and Soft Wheat, Oats, 6 row Barley and 2 row Barley must be any recommended variety for District Silo Group 4.

NO Hand Picked Samples allowed JUNIOR SECTION 1. 5 kg Hard Wheat 24. Sheaf of Wheat 2. 5 kg Soft Wheat 25. Sheaf of Oats 3. 5kg 6 row Barley 26. Sheaf of Canola 4. 5kg 2 row Barley 27. Sheaf of Lucerne 5. 5kg Oats—variety to be stated 28. Collection of Grains—at least 3 types. 6. 5kg Lucerne Seed To be exhibited in 200gm coffee jars or 7. 1.5kg Canola Seed—any variety similar. 8. 5kg Clover Seed 9. Lucerne Hay 10. Baled Wheaten Hay 11. Baled Oaten Hay Most Successful Exhibitor 12. Baled Meadow Hay Junior Section $10 - runner up $5 13. 5kg Chaff—Lucerne Donated by Gundamain Feedlot 14. 5kg Chaff—Wheaten 15. 5kg Chaff—AOV 16. Green Sheaf of Wheat Champion 5 kg Wheat Ribbon & Card Exhibits in Sections 16 - 23 are to be Trophy - I F Noble Memorial 10cm in diameter, variety to be stated and roots must be cut off. Champion Green Sheaf of Show To be judged on freedom from disease, Ribbon & Card trueness to type and general condition - sample may be dressed.

17. Green Sheaf of Oats 18. Green Sheaf of Barley 19. Green Sheaf of Triticale 20. Green Sheaf of Lucerne 21. Green Sheaf of Pasture 22. Green Sheaf of Clover 23. Green Sheaf of Canola cut at ground level, 15 cm in diameter and roots to be cut off

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CLASS VEGETABLES, FARM PRODUCTS & FRUIT N HANDY HINTS

• If you grow fruit and vegetables, than why not show them? • The main clue is the time of picking. Do not allow them to over mature in aiming for size. • Density and richness of colour are the number one judging points, with size next, separating otherwise equal exhibits. • Most vegetables are best picked on the day of judging to ensure that crisp, extra fresh look and touch. Even one day in the fridge can affect their freshness, although some such as lettuce are ok in the crisper. Some can be picked and stored for showing for example a good pumpkin. • Collections (six unless stated otherwise) of the one fruit or vegetable should be even in size and shape choose your selection as close to the one size as possible. A small sample of the same size will score better than a lot of uneven produce. • Heads such as cabbage and lettuce, must be dense and firm-hearted and cauliflower should be white and with no spread in the florets, which denotes over maturity. • Root vegetables must be crisp and bright with no wood in the centre. Please wash and remove pests. • Rhubarb should also be crisp with no sponginess or porosity in the stalks. (Also, a sign of over- maturity or lack of freshness) when picked must be Snapped not cut. • When exhibiting citrus fruit don’t be surprise by seeing a smaller exhibit win – the main judging points are after the fruit is cut- the juiciest and the skin depth (the thinner the better). Most over large fruit is thick- skinned and often dry. Display On a paper or plastic plate. • Externally the fruit (citrus) should be smooth skinned and blemish free and again your sample should be even sized, perfectly round and bright coloured. The secret to citrus is often watering although some varieties and some tree are better producers than others it would be wise to check your citrus by cutting a specimen before showing. • EGGS are another popular section and depending on the judge, these are judged in a couple of ways. • On looks they will be judged on shape and evenness of samples as well as size and colour. Some judges weigh the samples with weight rather than size a telling point and some will crack and egg to check on yolk size and colour and freshness. Six clean eggs in carton. Tips down. • Junior section is anyone under 18 years of age. • ABOVE ALL the entry must be the produce of the exhibitor’s own Garden - unless stated otherwise.

52 VEGETABLES, FARM PRODUCTS & FRUIT ENTRY FEE CLASS $1 Chief Steward: Mrs Margaret Jones 02 6859 2839 N Stewards: Louise Hicks & Tom de Lange

• All exhibits to be grown by exhibitor. Exhibits to be judged on value and appearance. • Points awarded at 2 for 1st place and 1 for 2nd • Prizes in each section 1st $2 and 2nd $1 unless otherwise stated. Section A VEGETABLES JUNIOR SECTION - Under 18yrs

1. Collection vegetables 3 varieties 31. Basket of Fruit - does not need to be 2. One Cauliflower grown by exhibitor 3. One Cabbage 32. One Pumpkin - any variety 4. Six Swede Turnips 33. Collection of Citrus Fruit 5. Three White Turnips 34. Six Eggs – any colour or type 6. Three Carrots 35. Any other variety of vegetable 7. Three Parsnips 8. Six Radishes other than Chinese Most Successful Exhibitor in Junior Section 9. Three Red Beet Turnip rooted 1st Prize $10, 2nd $5 10. Once Lettuce Donated by Gundamain Feedlot 11. Bunch of Rhubarb 12. Bunch of Silver Beet White Most Successful Exhibitor in Class N - 13. Any other Chard (Colour) Ribbon & Trophy 14. Bunch of Eschalots Trophy Donated by Mr Alan Noble 15. One Queensland Blue Pumpkin 16. One Butternut Pumpkin 17. Pumpkin - any other variety 18. Bunch of Four Spring Onions 19. Bunch of Fresh Herbs 20. Any other Vegetable not mentioned Champion Exhibit in Section A - Vegetables (Picked from Winning Entries) - Ribbon

Section B EGGS 21. Six Hen Eggs - White 22. Six Hen Eggs - Brown 23. Six Hen Eggs - any other variety 24. Six Hen Eggs - Cream Egg of Show (Picked from winning entries in Section B) – Ribbon

Section C FRUIT 25. Four Grapefruit 26. Four Oranges - Navel 27. Four Oranges - AOV 28. Four Lemons - any variety 29. Four Mandarins - any variety 30. Collection of Citrus Fruit (not less than three kinds Best Exhibit in Fruit (Picked from winning entries in Section C - Ribbon.

53 54 ENTRY NEEDLEWORK FEE CLASS $1 Chief Stewardess: Mrs Judy Welsh 02 6859 2495 O Stewardesses: Mrs M Gransden, Kerry O’Malley, Debbie Barnes & Andy Langfield

• All exhibits to be the work of the exhibitor, unwashed but may be ironed • All exhibits should not have previously exhibited at the Eugowra Show. • Any work previously exhibited to be classed out. • All knitting to be hand knitted and seams hand sewn • 1st - $2 and 2nd - $1 unless otherwise stated 1. Knitted Booties 17. Appliqué Quilt - cot size or larger 2. Knitted Shoettes 18. Patchwork Quilt - cot size 3. Knitted Baby Set 19. Patchwork Quilt - single bed 4. Knitted Jacket or Frock 20. Patchwork Quilt - double bed size or larger 5. Article of hand knitting - eg jumper/cardigan 21. Article of Patchwork table runner or wall 6. Knitted Adults jumper/cardigan in pure 22. Soft Toy wool (Labels to be attached) 23. Article of Cross Stitch Must be 3 entries for 2nd place 24. Specimen of Tapestry 1st Prize $10, 2nd $5 25. Prettiest Coat Hanger Donated by Mrs Joan Herbert 26. Prettiest Doily 27. Decorated Towel or Washer 7. Knitted or Crotched Tea Cosy 28.. Article of Grub Roses 8. Knitted or Crocheted Soft Toy 29 Specimen of Needlework - not previously 9. Hand Knitting (not previously mentioned) mentioned 10. Crochet Rug (not smaller than 1.5 metres) 30. Fabric Bag - 11. Article of Crochet for Baby Prize - $25 Gift Voucher from 12. Prettiest Crochet Article Marcelle’s Patchwork 13. Prettiest Apron (hand or machine stitching) 31. Commercially Quilted Quilt 14. Handkerchief (Crochet edge/embroidered corner) 15. Article of Machine Stitching e.g. children's Most Successful Exhibitor Ribbon frock Sections 1 - 29 16. Patchwork Cushion Champion Article From Class O Ribbon HANDY HINTS CLASSES O & P 1.Evenness of stitching and tension through the garment is the main judging criteria. Top knitters will not leave any sign of needle marks where they leave off. Choosing the right needle size for your wool ply is very important in getting the tension right. 2.The inside of the garment must be as neatly finished as the outside. There should be NO loose threats, NO knots and the seams must be neatly finished in the same yarn as the garment and not bulky. The single worst fault with most knitting is that the inside finish is not neat enough. 3.ALL garments should be worked in the one fibre - eg for a woollen jumper, seams and all finishing must be in woollen yard, including buttons (don’t sew on with cotton). In cotton crochet, all finishing should be in cotton. 4.The more difficult patterns do not necessarily win more prizes. Tricky patterns can be easy to mess up and errors will glare at Judges. With a simple all-over stitch (eg stocking stitch) it can be more difficult to obtain a perfect look and this may be looked upon more favourably by Judges. 5.Fine crochet must lie flat with no puckering or bucking - it must have an even tension throughout with no ‘leggy’ or loose stitches. 6.Machine work must be straight and parallel and finished neatly. Seam finish is very important as are hems - all must be exactly straight and the seams must intersect in exactly the same spot. 7.Use safety pins rather than ordinary sewing pins to attach tickets to your garment. This prevents pulling threads with loose pin ends. 55

56 ENTRY FEE NEEDLEWORK JUNIOR CLASS $1 P Chief Stewardess: Mrs Judy Welsh 02 6859 2495 Stewardesses: Mrs M Gransden, Kerry O’Malley, Debbie Barnes & Andy Langfield.

EXHIBITORS 12 YEARS & UNDER 1. Apron 2. Knitted Article 3. Hand Knitted Square - 1st Prize $20 Donated by Judy Welsh 4. Christmas Decoration or Tree Ornament

EXHIBITORS 14 YEARS & UNDER 5. Machine Made Article 6. Any Knitted Article 7. Christmas Decoration or Tree Ornament

EXHIBITORS 18 YEARS & UNDER 8. Machine Made Article 9. Any Knitted Article 10. Any Crochet Article

Most Successful Junior Exhibitor in Class P - $10 Cash Prize Donated anonymously

57 COOKING CLASS HANDY HINTS Q Cooking has enough handy hints for showing, that a full book would be required. Just a sample is shown below. The main judging points observed are the overall appearance, the cut cake, the smell and the taste.

OVERALL APPEARANCE • Above all the exhibit must look delicious - after all a vital aspect is edibility! To be a ‘top’ exhibit it should look perfect. This includes; • The size of the mix must match the tin size, eg, a minimum of two inches thick (5 cm) for butter cakes. • Wire rack marks on a cake do not enhance its appearance. • Ensure the cake cooks flat on top by concaving the centre before cooking (ie, have the outside of the cake higher than the centre which rises more during cooking). The cake may taste delicious but could fail on appearance. • Greasing, lining and flouring of the tin is crucial to the look of the cake which must be exhibited as it comes out of the tin, untrimmed. • If iced (and do not ice unless it is specified in the schedule) then make it a neat even thickness, with no drips down the sides. • Small cakes, biscuits and slices should be dainty - a common fault is making them too large, especially lamingtons (4 cm cubes is the ideal size) and slices (3 cm x 5 cm).

THE CUT CAKE Judging includes how it cuts (preferably without the use of a bandsaw) and its appearance when cut. Points to consider: • Texture - this should be fine, even and consistent throughout with no air bubbles. Cooking time is crucial to gain the best look when cut. • Cakes with fruits and nuts won’t cut easily if the pieces are too large - cut your dates, nuts, etc small and evenly. • Fruit cakes won’t look even throughout if the fruit sinks to the bottom during their long cooking time. Fruit must be totally dry when added to the mixture, even if it has been soaked. Dry and coat with flour (NB - use flour from the recipe, not any extra). • Colour intensity must be matched in marble and rainbow cakes. If the chocolate is dark, the pink should be dark - if you use a pale delicate pink, then the chocolate should also be light.

58 ENTRY FEE COOKING CLASS $1 Chief Stewardess: Mrs Bev Slaven 02 6859 2977 Q Stewardesses: Mrs Fiona Flannery & Mrs Cindy Hardy

All entries must be delivered to the Eugowra Show Pavilion by 10am Friday 13th September. • All cooking to be done on the previous day MENS ONLY SECTION • No rack marks. Prize money donated by • All cooking to be entered on paper or plastic Eugowra Quality Meats plates. 22. Damper. (Any variety) • No packet cake allowed unless otherwise stated. 23. Plain Packet Cake. (Iced top only) • No frosting allowed except for decorated cakes. 24. Four Biscuits. (Any flavour, one variety per plate) • Iced only where stated. • Tickets must be presented to claim cooking Name must be on back of entry ticket. EXHIBITORS 6 yrs & UNDER (pre-schoolers Prize Money: 1st - $2 and 2nd - $1 unless other- included) wise stated 25. Novelty necklace. Made from food items (eg; lifesavers, fruit loops, pasta) 1. Plain Butter Cake (not iced) 26. Four Arrowroot Biscuits decorated 2. Banana Cake Top iced with Lemon Icing (Must use bananas—not essence) EXHIBITORS 8 YEARS & UNDER 3. Nut and Date Loaf 27. Novelty Decorated Cake (icing & decoration only 4. Four Plain Scones to be judged. Decoration must be edible) 5. Four Date Scones Prize money $5 donated by Bev Slaven 6. Four Pumpkin Scones 28. Novelty necklace. Made from food items 7. Rainbow Cake. (Three colours, layered. Iced on (eg; lifesavers, fruit loops, pasta) top only & mock cream filling) 29. Four Arrowroot Biscuits decorated 8. Chocolate Sponge (Not iced, but filled) 9. Plain Sponge Sandwich. (Not iced, but jam EXHIBITORS 10 YEARS & UNDER filled. Without cornflour/arrowroot) 30. Packet Cake. (Plain butter cake, top iced only, not 10. Four Cream Puffs. (Without cream or custard) sandwich) 11. Marble Cake. (Three colours. Top iced only) 31. Six Chocolate Crackles 12. Plate of Four Lamingtons (4cm x 4cm) 13. Orange Cake. (Not sandwich, top only iced) EXHIBITORS 13 YEARS & UNDER 14. Tea Cake plain. (Sugar/Cinnamon topped) 32. Packet sultana Cake (not iced) 15. Cake not previously mentioned (to be 33. Six Cornflake Honey Joeys named) 16. Chocolate Butter Cake. (Not ring cake, top EXHIBITORS 16 YEARS & UNDER iced only) 17. Boiled Fruit Cake 34. Plate of Four Lamingtons (4cm x 4cm) 18. Plain Damper 35. Cake not previously mentioned. (To be named) 19. Plate of Four ANZAC biscuits 36. Four Plain Scones (5cm diameter) 37. Plain Butter Cake (Not iced) 20. Loaf of Home Baked Bread. (Any variety, 38. Four ANZAC Biscuits (5cm diameter) handmade or bread machine) 39. Chocolate Butter Cake (Top iced only) 21. Four Jam Drops 40. Decorated Cake (Icing only to be judged, decoration (Raspberry jam, 5 cm diameter) must be edible) Prize money $5 donated by Bev Slaven CHAMPION CAKE—Ribbon 41. Six Pikelets MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR In Sections 1—21 Prize of $30 donated by MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR Eugowra Show Society RIBBON In Sections 27 - 41 Points Awarded: 1st - 2 points, 2nd - 1 point LOU LITTLE MEMORIAL CHAMPION JUMIOR EXHIBITOR 59 In Sections 27 - 41 Prize $25

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HANDY HINTS

• Read the schedule carefully and note the requested size of jars. • Take more care with keeping lids clean. They must be plain, without handwriting OR commercial printing, eg, paint the tops or use contact. • Examine tops of exhibits for signs of mould. • Jars should be filled to just above the neck to the lid-line so there is no gap showing between the lid and the contents, BUT DO NOT OVER-FILL THE JARS. • All jars or bottles should have a label on it with a list of ingredients used. • Jars and bottles should have a date that it was made on it and also marked if it is hot and/or spicy. • No old jams, jellies chutneys etc are to be entered for judging. • Flavour can vary markedly between batches of stone fruit and varieties and the fruit quality controls the jam quality. FLAVOUR is the most important element of all jams and preserves. Always taste test your own before exhibiting. • If you wouldn't eat it, then why exhibit it?

DEFINITIONS Preserves May be sweet (lie a jam and marmalade) or savoury (chutneys, relish or pickles). Antibacterial spices such as mustard, garlic and cinnamon are often used in savoury preserves.

Butters, Cheese and Curds For a fruit butter cheese and curds, the fruit is usually cooked with egg yolks, sugar and sometimes butter to produce a flavoured, smooth spread.

Chutney Is made with fruit and/or vegetable cooked with vinegar, sugar and usually spices, chutneys may be either sweet or hot. A good chutney, whatever the ingredients, should be reasonably smooth and have a mellow flavour. The basic ingredients, such as apples and onions are minced or chopped finely. Chutneys are best left for at least a month to mellow and mature.

Conserves Are similar to jams, except that large pieces or whole fruits are used and cooked in such a way that the fruit maintains its shape. The fruit may be layered with sugar and left to stand before cooking, which toughens it so that it will not break down during boiling. The syrup that surrounds the fruit should be clear and bright in colour.

Jams Is usually made from fresh fruit (excluding citrus), though fruit pulp preserved in season can be also used. The fruit is chopped or crushed with sugar until set and is fairly smooth.

Jelly Is made by cooking fruit with water and sugar and then passing it through a fine cloth strainer to remove all traces of the fruit, resulting in a clear spread.

Marmalades Are made from citrus fruits and can be based on a single variety or a combination of two or three fruits. The most popular being oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit and cumquats. Marmalades may also contain other ingredients such as vegetables or spirits such as whiskey.

Relish Like a chutney, a relish consists of chopped vegetables and/or fruit is usually used as a condiment and can be sweet, tangy or spiced. It often has a chunkier or crispier texture than chutney.

61 ENTRY PRESERVES CLASS FEE R $1 Chief Steward: Mr Don Hardy 0408 635 592 Steward: Mrs Julie Dukes

• Jars for Jams, Jellies, Chutneys etc, to be in 250 - 500g jars preferably • Lids to be plain without brand — Fowler jar tops — All new lids • Entry is limited to ONE jar or bottle per section unless otherwise stated, • or can be proved to be from another batch or mixture. • Jams, Jellies, Chutneys etc MUST HAVE A LABEL OR TAG STATING ALL FRUITS, INGREDIENTS USED & DATED. • Prizes in each section 1st - $2 and 2nd - $1 unless otherwise stated JAMS & BUTTERS RELISH, CHUTNEY & PICKLES 1. Jar of Marmalade - any variety 21. Jar of Tomato Relish 2. Jar of Apricot Jam 22. Jar of Relish—other than Tomato 3. Jar of Plum Jam 23. Jar of Chutney—any variety 4. Jar of Fig Jam 24. Jar of Green Tomato Pickles 5. Jar of Berry Jam 25. Jar of Pickles—any variety 6. Jar of Diced Fruit Jam 7. Jar of Stone Fruit Jam—other than Apricot Prize money for this section was & Plum donated by A.L. Howell - Eugowra 8. Jar of Quince Jelly Most Successful Exhibitor in 9. Jar of Any Other Jam not mentioned Sections 1—25 10. Jar of Fruit Butter—other than Lemon $20 Donated Anonymously 11. Jar of Lemon Butter NOVICE SECTION PRESERVED FRUIT & COLLECTIONS • For all exhibitors who have not won more 12. Bottle of Preserved Fruit than three (3) first prizes in Class R (Preserves) 13. Collection of 3 Jams from Section 1 - 9 - 26. Jar of Jam—any variety Judged only on display. Display either in a box 27. Jar of Relish—any variety or basket 28. Jar of Mint Sauce 14. Collection of 3 Condiments from Section 15 - 25. Judged only on display. Display either Most Successful Exhibitor in in box or basket Sections 26—28 Prize: $20 Donated Anonymously SAUCES & CONDIMENTS 15. Bottle of Tomato Sauce EXHIBITORS 16YRS & UNDER 16. Bottle of Sauce not mentioned 29. Jar of Jam any variety 17. Bottle of Chili Sauce 30. Jar of Relish—any variety 18. Bottle of Mint Sauce 31. Jar of Mint Sauce 19. Bottle of Mint Jelly 20. Bottle of Home Made Salad Dressing Most Successful Exhibitor in Sections 29 - 31 Prize: $20 Donated by Mrs Janeen Wright

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63 FLOWERS CLASS S HANDY HINTS

• Pick most Show entries on judging morning - very early ( or late on the evening before) and put straight into water up to their necks—then take inside for sorting into individual jars. It is a good idea to select one entry at a time from your list - this is much better than picking everything, taking it inside and then trying to choose what will go in each section.

• There are some exceptions to this rule - pansies are better if picked when totally dry - early in the morning the dew can stain the petals.

• Iceland poppies can be picked early as long as they aren’t too advanced. In warm weather they are best picked as buds and they will be open for showing one to two days on.

• Carnations open up more attractively if picked early, a day or two, and allowed to open indoors.

• Some cuts may be better if ‘conditioned’. For example, one very successful exhibitor scalds the stems of poppies and dahlias by pouring boiling water on them for 60 seconds to prevent them dropping.

• Don’t add anything to the water - as long as the flowers have a good drink when they are picked most will last without additives.

• The stage of bloom at cutting time is critical. The flowers should be fully out at judging, but JUST! Judges look for different things with flowers and it is not always size. Symmetry is very important - an even shape, the same on both sides, and blemish-free blooms.

• Geraniums are judged on the shape of the head, which should be a true round shape, dense with flowers and showing some foliage.

• In a section such as that for a cut of flowering shrub, it is the length of the flowering head that is important, relative to others of the same variety. • • For individual flowers such as gerbera, size is an important consideration.

64 ENTRY FEE FLOWERS $1 CLASS S Chief Stewardess: Mrs Judy Smith 02 6859 2218 Stewardesses: Mrs Marie Noble & Mrs Margaret Tildsley

• Exhibits with entry attached must be registered with the Stewardesses BEFORE placing on tables • Read all sections carefully and exhibit accordingly. No’s of flowers is as stated. • All flowers except in Decorative Class to be grown by Exhibitor. Late entries will be accepted on Friday morning BEFORE 10am with the Stewardesses. Pavilion to be cleared by 10.45am for judging • Prizes in each section 1st $2, 2nd $1

1. Indoor Plant 21. One Camellia 2. Fern - Any Variety 22. Six Camellias—NND 3. Pot Plant in Flower- Cyclamen 23. One cut of Shrub 4. Pot Plant in Flower other than Cyclamen 24. Bloom - is a flower 5. Container of Calendula (Marigold) - 3 stems 25. Container of flowers not previously per vase mentioned—one variety 6. Sweet Peas - 3 Distinct - 1 cut of each 26. Orchid 7. Poppies - 5 stems per vase NND 27. Container of flowering shrubs or trees 8. Violets - a bunch 28. Dutch Iris - collection NND 9. Pansies - 6 stems arranged flat 29. Succulent - One or more in a pot (foil over plate with water in it) 30. Cacti - One or more in a pot 10. Three Geraniums - NND 11. Container of Polyanthus 16yrs and Under 12. Container of Bulbs/Tubers/Rhizomes - 6 31. Succulent - one or more in a pot distinct varieties - 1 cut of each. 32. Cacti - one or more in a pot 13. Container of Cut Flowers - 6 distinct varieties, one cut of each not including bulbs or shrubs MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN 14. One stock - May have laterals SECTIONS 1 –32 15. Collection of Bulbs/Tubers/Rhizomes Prize $50 - 3 distinct Donated by Mrs Jeanette Norris 16. Ranunculi - 3 stems per vale 17. One Hyacinth BEST EXHIBIT IN CUT FLOWERS 18. Anemones - 3 stems per vase TROPHY 19. One Daffodil Donated by Mr & Mrs B Eppelstun 20. Three Daffodils - Distinct

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65 66 ENTRY CLASS FEE $1 DECORATIVE CLASS T Chief Stewardess: Mrs Judy Smith 02 6859 2218 Stewardesses: Mrs Marie Noble & Mrs Margaret Tildsley

• Embellishment allowed, other than where stated • Once an exhibitor has won first prize THREE times in each of the Novice Sections 4-6, commencing from 1995 they are no longer a novice • Prizes in each section 1st $, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated

SECTION 1 - 3 SECTIONS 9-10 12 Yrs & Under 1. Spring Splendour 9. Best Novelty from Fruit and/or Vegetable 2. Foliage Arrangement (toothpicks allowed but NO PINS) 3. Flowers & Fruit 10. Floral Saucer

Most Successful Exhibitor in Sections 1 - 3 Prize: 1st $4, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Donated by Mrs Marie Noble NOVICE SECTION 4 - 6 4. Country Life SECTIONS 11 - 12 8 Yrs & Under 5. Kitchen Capers 11. Best Novelty from Fruit or Vegetable 6. Winter Wonderland (Toothpicks allowed but no pins) 12. Floral Saucer Most Successful Exhibitor in Sections 4-6 Prize: Hazel Tildsley Memorial Perpetual Prize: 1st $4, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Trophy & $50 Cash Prize Donated by the Donated by Mrs Marie Noble Tildsley Family SECTIONS 13 - 14 5 Yrs & Under SECTIONS 7-8 18 Yrs & Under 13. Best Novelty from Fruit or Vegetable 7. Arrangement in a Boot (Toothpicks allowed but no pins) 8. Foliage Arrangement 14. Decoration in a Mug

Prize Money for Section : 1st - $5, 2nd - $3 Prize: 1st $4, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 Donated Anonymously Donated by Mrs Marie Noble

Best Exhibit in Decorate Class Donated by Mrs N Caldwell, Forbes

HANDY HINTS • Some successful exhibitors in decorative class suggest that you read the schedule three or four times and then put it aside for a while and ‘sleep on it’ - the inspiration will come! • Decorative class sections are in titles - they are an art form - and the title suggests a style - the finished article is a whole picture, a blend of shape, size, colour of container and contents. • The first element is the container and it must suit the style. ‘Bold and Beautiful’ for example would not suggest a shapely, slender container. • The next important element is the line material, on non-plant material that provides the background, the emphasis being on ‘line’. • A ‘no-no’ is for any needle aid to be visible. Arrange foliage to hide it.

67 68 CRAFT ENTRY FEE CLASS $1 Chief Stewardess: Mrs Alison Haynes 0404 843 203 U

• Prizes in each section below; 1st—$2, 2nd- $1 unless otherwise stated • LEGO construction—must be your own design. • All Lego Entries to be displayed in a cardboard box, cut down so the display can be see. Max. size 38 x 38cm • No responsibility taken for any lost pieces of Lego

BEST DECORATED POT HIGH SCHOOL 13-18YRS 1 Adult 27. Christmas Decoration 2 High School Student 28. Hand Made Card 3 Primary School Student 1st $5 2nd $3 - Donated by 4 Infants Craft On The Creek Prize Money for Best Decorated Pot in each 29. Scrapbook Page Section $5 30. Beaded Jewellery 31. Woodwork/Metalwork PRE SCHOOLERS 2–5YRS 32. Mosaic 5 Christmas Decoration 6 Playdough or Modelling Clay OPEN 1st $2 2nd $1 - Donated by Mrs E Cheney 33. Christmas Item—any medium 7. Handmade Card 34. Wall Hanging 8. Paper Plate Art 1st $5 2nd $3 - Donated by 9. Handicraft not mentioned Craft On The Creek 35. Woodwork/Metalwork INFANTS SCHOOL 6-8YRS 36. Jewellery—Display Mounted 10. Christmas Decoration 1st $3 2nd $2 - Donated by Mrs T Welsh 1st $5 2nd $3 - Donated by Craft On The 37. Handmade Card Creek 38. Mosaic 11. Playdough or Modelling Clay 39. Scrapbooking 12. Handmade Card Prize Money Donated by Mrs E Cheney OVER 70YRS 13. Beaded Jewellery 40. Craft Item 14. Handmade Beaded Jewellery 41. Article Suitable for a Gift 15. Bookmark - Any Medium 1st $5, 2nd, $3 Donated by Craft on the Creek 1st $5 2nd $3 - Donated by 42. Woodwork/Metalwork Craft On The Creek 1st $3, 2nd $3 Donated by Mrs T Welsh 16. Paddle Pop/Match Stick Creation 17. Handicraft not mentioned LEGO CONSTRUCTION SECTION 43. 2 - 5yrs Duplo Lego PRIMARY SCHOOL 9-12YRS 1st $5, 2nd $3 Donated by Craft on the Creek 18. Christmas Decoration 44. 6-8 yrs Lego 1st $3, 2nd $2 - Donated by Mrs E Hyde 45. 9-12yrs Lego 19. Handmade Card 46. 13 - 18 yrs Lego 20. Beaded Jewellery 21. Handmade Beaded Jewellery CHAMPION EXHIBIT 22. Bookmark - Any Medium RIBBON & CARD 23. Paddle Pop/Match Stick Creation 19. Item made from any Recycled products MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBIT 1st $5, 2nd $3 - Donated by RIBBON & CARD Craft On The Creek 25. Decorated Craft Wood Kit or Premade 26. Handicraft not mentioned

69 70 ART (JUNIOR) ENTRY FEE CLASS $1 Chief Stewardess: Mrs Virginia Townsend 0427 500 293 Stewardess: Mrs Shirley Heinzel & Mrs Daphne Thompson V

• All work MUST be the original work of the exhibitor • Stewardesses to class out work previously exhibited at the Eugowra Show. • Cards and Prizes for First and Second Place, Card only for Third Place.

Exhibitors Pre School Age Exhibitors 12 Years and Under

1. Nursery Rhyme - Drawing in Col- 10. Black Lead Pencil - Any Subject

oured Pencils 1st Prize $3 2nd $2

1st Prize $4 2nd $2 11. Drawing of Local Building or Scene

2. My Favourite Painting Any Medium

1st Prize $4 2nd $2 1st Prize 12 2nd $5

Donated by Mrs Carol Blackwood Donated by Mrs E Cheney

12. Still Life, Flowers or Fruit Exhibitors 6 years and under - any Medium

3. My Family - Any Medium 1st Prize 3 2nd $2 1st Prize $4 2nd $2 Donated by Mrs L Jones 4. My Favourite Painting 1st Prize $ 2nd $2 Best Exhibit in Sections 10 – 12 - $25 Donated Anonymously Prize Donated by St Joseph's

Eugowra P&F Exhibitors 8 Years and Under 5. My Family or My pet—Colour Exhibitors 18 Years and Under Any Medium 13. Local Building or Scene - Amy 1st Prize $5 2nd $3 Medium

Donated by Eugowra Progress & 1st Prize $12 2nd $5 Promotion Association Donated by Eugowra Progress & 6. Crayon Drawing Promotion Association 1st Prize $4 2nd $2 Donated Anonymously 14. Collage - Any Subject, Any Medium

1st Prize 2 2nd $1 Exhibitors 10 Years and Under Donated by Mrs E Cheney 7. Landscape/Waterscape 1st Prize $8 2nd 4 15. Abstract—Any Medium Donated by Eugowra Progress & 1st Prize $3 2nd $2

Promotion Association Donated by Mrs L Jones 8. A Portrait - Abstract - Crayons or Paint Best Exhibit in Sections 13 – 15 - $25 1st Prize $4 2nd $2 Cash Prize Donated by St Joseph's Donated Anonymously Eugowra P&F

9. Lead Pencil Drawing—any subject 1st Prize $4 2nd $2 Donated Anonymously

Best in Show Prize Awarded - Donated by Mrs Virginia Townsend

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72 ENTRY FEE ART (OPEN) CLASS $2 Chief Stewardess: Mrs Kerstin Heinzel 02 6859 2310 V Stewardess: Mrs Shirley Heinzel & Mrs Daphne Thompson

• All work MUST be the original work of the exhibitor. • Exhibits mounted, framed or stretched must have secure means of hanging or will not be accepted. • Stewards to class out work previously exhibited at the Eugowra Show. • ALL WORK TO BE AT THE PAVILLION NO LATER THAN 12 NOON ON THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2019 FOR JUDGING ON FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2019 • Prize Money: 1st - $6 and 2nd - $4 unless otherwise stated 17. Acrylic Any Subject Donated by Mr N Parker

18. Oil Any Subject Donated by Mrs R Clemens

19. Water Colour Any Subject Donated by Eugowra Show Society Prize: 1st $10, 2nd $5

20. Pastel Any Subject Donated by Mr N Parker

21. Pencil, pen, charcoal (no colour) Donated by Eugowra Show Society Prize: 1st $10, 2nd $5

22. Portrait or Figure Any Medium Donated by Mrs H Perry

23. Landscape (Rural or Urban) Any Medium Donated by Mr T Welsh

24. Waterscape (Sea or Freshwater) Any Medium

25. Still Life Any Medium

26. Plant, Bird or Animal Any Medium Donated by Mrs M Rue

27. Abstract or Contemporary Any Medium

28. Miniature (not to exceed 6" x 4") Any Medium Donated by Mrs S Heinzel

29. Visual Art not mentioned above. Donated by Mrs K Heinzel May include ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, filmmaking, documentary, conceptual

Local Champion Painting or Stretched Canvas Restricted to artists living in a 24 km radius of Eugowra. Prize $50 - Donated by Mr & Mrs Bob & Shirley Heinzel Champion Stretched Canvas Prize $50 - Donated by the Herbert Family Champion Painting – The Rose Herbert Memorial Prize Prize $150 - Donated by the Herbert Family This prize will be awarded to the best original painting from the above sections. The painting MUST BE FRAMED and the Judge’s decision is final.

73 74 ENTRY FEE PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS $1 U Chief Steward: Ms Kim Storey 0467 315 172

RULES – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY • Entries in the Photography Class with entry form and fees attached to be lodged with the Secretary on or before 3 PM WEDNESDAY 11th September 2019. • Entrants must state clearly on the BACK OF THE PRINT AND ENTRY FORM the section and name. • All prints must be photographed by the entrant. • Prints in all sections must be MOUNTED ON BLACK CARDBOARD WITH A ONE INCH BORDER • NO FRAMED PRINTS ACCEPTED. NO PRINT TO BE ANY LARGER THAN 8” X 12”. • All possible care will be taken of prints but no responsibility will be accepted by Eugowra Show Society Inc. for loss or damage in transit or during the exhibition. • Prints which have won awards in previous Eugowra Shows are not eligible. • Stewards reserve the right to re-classify the section of any entry. • Prize money: 1st Place - $1 & Card, 2nd Place – 50¢ & Card unless otherwise stated. • RESTRICTED ENTRY (LOCAL) – PLEASE NOTE: This section is for local exhibitors who live within a 24 km radius of Eugowra and are not ‘A Grade’ Camera Club members or who have not entered a major photographic Exhibition. BLACK AND WHITE OR SEPIA – OPEN COLOUR - LOCAL (Restricted) 1. Child Study 16. Landscape 2. One or more people 17. Child Study 3. Any other subject 18. One or more people BLACK & WHITE OR SEPIA – LOCAL 19. Humorous (Restricted) 4. Any Subject BLACK AND WHITE OR SEPIA - COLOUR – Local 8 YRS & UNDER 18 YRS & UNDER (Restricted) 5. Any Subject 20. Best Local Scene - $25 prize COLOUR - OPEN 21. Any Other Subject - $25 prize 6. Landscape 7. Child Study 8. Night Scene COLOUR – Local 18 years and under (Restricted) 9. Sunrise – Sunset 22. People - $25 prize 10. One or More People 23. Local Scene - $25 prize 11. Any Other Subject 24. Bird, Animal or Insect - $25 prize 12. Bird, Animal or Insect 25. Landscape - $25 prize 13. Waterscape Proudly Sponsored by The Gentle Cow Cafe 14. Action Shot 15. Travel 16 Aerial BEST COLOUR LOCAL - $10 Prize Donated By Janeen Wright CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT – RIBBON & $50 Prize Donated by Anthologie Group CHAMPION BLACK AND WHITE - RIBBON & $50 Prize Donated by M & A Bray Transport CHAMPION JUNIOR - RIBBON & $50 Prize Donated by The Gentle Cow Cafe MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $50 Prize Donated by Avalind Photography

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I hereby enter the above exhibits subject to the NAME: ______Rules & Regulations of the Society and enclose ADDRESS: ______herewith entry fees ______(signature) ______

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