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67Th Royal Darwin Show Schedule of Prizes 2018 Experience the Best of the Territory’ 67th Royal Darwin Show Schedule of Prizes 2018 The Year of the Dog Celebrating ‘Year of the Dog’ 26th, 27th 28th July 2018 Complimentary Copy Roll Up…Roll Up…The Rooftop Express Wild West Arena Spectacular to headline at the 2018 Royal Darwin Show. After runaway success around Australia the Rooftop Show is bringing the Heroes of the Outback to the Top End with some highly refined and visually enchanting stunts and moments that will take horse play and cattle mustering to a new level. Don’t miss it! The Rooftop Express Show is a first class arena spectacular that features world first stunts, true blue Australian comedy and awe-inspiring horsemanship. Its loveable bush characters and amusing storyline encourages crowd participation and family fun. The Rooftop Express spectacular will gallop in to the Darwin arena nightly and it is the perfect show for anyone who has ever wanted to put on a cowboy hat, and pay homage to our primary industries in today’s modern Australia! ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY INC 67th ANNUAL ROYAL DARWIN SHOW 2018 DARWIN SHOWGROUNDS and EXHIBITION CENTRE WINNELLIE Thursday 26th, Friday 27th and Saturday 28th July OFFICIAL OPENING: Friday 27th July, 2:00pm The Administrator of the NT. Her Honour the Honourable Vicki O’Halloran AM, followed by Grand Parade Gates open from 9:00am - 10:00pm daily ONLINE GATE GATE ADMISSION PURCHASE PURCHASE Adults $20 $25 Children under 14 years $12 $15 Children under 5 years Free Free Family: 2 adults and 3 children under 14 $50 $55 years Aged Pensioner - on presentation of $12 $15 Aged Concession Card Concession entry on Thursday 9.ooam - 3.00pm only $12 $15 one price every person - normal prices apply after 3.00pm DONT WAIT IN LINE - PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS ON LINE IT’S FASTER AND CHEAPER! CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR DETAILS OR RING US ON (08) 8984 3091 WWW.DARWINSHOW.COM.AU The Royal Agricultural Society of the Northern Territory Inc PO Box 39600 Winnellie NT0821 Foskey Pavillion, Darwin Showgrounds, Shean Road, Winnellie Ph: (08) 8984 3091 Em: [email protected] Web: www.darwinshow.com.au 2018 Royal Darwin Show 3 INDEX Page Exhibitor information 5 Royal Agricultural Society of the Northern Territory Inc. 7 President’s Message 8 Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Trophy 9 Administrator’s Medal, Junior Steward of the Year 9 Chief Minister’s Award, Senior Steward of the Year 9 Stallholder’s Competition 9 Chief Minister’s Message 10 Sponsors 11-12 General Regulations 13-18 Membership Form 67 SECTION FORMS MEMBERSHIP 67 A HORSES 19-38 CREDIT CARD AUTHORITY 68 B1 CATTLE – STUD 40-45 A HORSES - Entry Form 69 B2 CATTLE – COMMERCIAL 46 *STALL and MEASURING DETAILS 70 D GOATS and SHEEP 48-49 DISCLAIMER STATEMENT 71 E POULTRY 51-54 HORSES AND RING EVENTS - DRESSAGE 72 F CAGE BIRDS 55-56 Ring Events Program 99-102 G DOGS 57-60 B1 CATTLE - STUD 73-74 H CATS 61-64 B1 CATTLE - commercial 75 Y PETS 103 D GOATS and SHEEP 76 X FIRELIGHTING and E POULTRY 77 SPEARTHROWING 107 F CAGE BIRDS 78 U GARDEN/INDUSTRY/ 105-106 G DOGS 79 ORCHID DISPLAY H CATS 81-82 J HORTICULTURE 110-117 Y PETS 80 JJ HORTICULTURE - JNR 118-124 X FIRELIGHTING and SPEAR 83 THROWING O MARKET GARDEN PRODUCE 126-129 U GARDEN/INDUSTRY/ORCHARD 84 P COMMUNITY GARDEN 125 DISPL K COOKING 130-133 J HORTICULTURE 85 JJ HORTICULTURE - JUNIOR 86 KK COOKING - JUNIOR 135-137 O MARKET GARDEN PRODUCE 87 L CRAFT 142-147 P COMMUNITY GARDEN 88 LL CRAFT - JUNIOR 149-153 K COOKING 89 M PHOTOGRAPHY 157-159 KK COOKING - JUNIOR 90 MM PHOTOGRAPHY - JNR 161 L CRAFT 91 N ART 163-164 LL CRAFT - JUNIOR 92 NN ART - JUNIOR 165-167 M PHOTOGRAPHY 93 V BEAUT UTES 169 MM PHOTOGRAPHY - JUNIOR 94 N ART 95 RING EVENTS PROGRAMME NN ART – JUNIOR 96 Wednesday 25th July 2018 V BEAUT UTES 97 Thursday 26th July 2018 GENERIC ENTRY FORM 98 Friday 27th July 2018 Saturday 28th July 2018 4 2018 Royal Darwin Show ALL EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE! Closing Dates for all Entries - Friday 15th June 2018 on Thursday 14th and Friday 15th June, entries will be received at: BERRY SPRINGS HD Enterprises, Berry Springs 10:00am - 4:00pm Hardware COOLALINGA Kezia Purick MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office HOWARD SPRINGS Gerry Wood MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office NIGHTCLIFF Natasha Fyles MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office NORTHLAKES Kate Worden MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office PALMERSTON Terry Mills MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office PARAP Hon. Michael Gunner MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office WINNELLIE Lia Finocchiaro MLA 10:00am - 4:00pm Electorate Office REGULATIONS: Please read carefully all General Regulations as well as the Special Regulations in each section.The Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of the NT Inc. may cancel any event, class or section. Classes not supported in 2017 may be deleted in 2018. CLOSE: All entry forms are to be submitted with the correct fees by Friday 15th June 2018. Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the Chief Executive, but double entry fees may be applicable. DELIVERY: Please carefully note dates and times for the delivery of exhibits. On delivery of entries stewards in respective sections will issue with an individual exhibit ticket/ number, exhibits will remain at the showgrounds for the duration of the show -unless otherwise stated. COLLECTION: Exhibit tickets are required for the collection of exhibits and prize money vouchers. Exhibits uncollected within on week following the show may be disposed of at the Society’s discretion. PRIZE MONEY: Prize money vouchers are available from the stewards in individual sections, your exhibit ticket may be requested. Prize money voucher may be presented at the Cashier’s Office, ground floor, Foskey Pavillion, from 12 noon to 6pm on Thursday and on Friday and Saturday from 11am to 7pm of the show. Presentation of prize money voucher is required for identification to claim prize. Prizes for out of town exhibits NOT ATTENDING the show will be forwarded on request. If due to unforeseen circumstances sponsorship is not forthcoming prizes/money will not be paid by RASNT. After show Prize money can be collected from the Show Office during office business hours of 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday. PRIZE MONEY NOT COLLECTED BY THE 31 AUGUST 2018, WILL BE FORFEITED. BUSINESSES: Prize money will be increased to cover the GST by 10%. Where prize money is in excess of $50 the Society will generate a recipient based invoice if required. If no ABN is provided the Society must retain 48.5% of the prize money to be forwarded to the Australian Taxation Office. All prize money quoted is exclusive of GST. PLEASE NOTE: All online entries and payments will close on Friday 15 June 2018 2018 Royal Darwin Show 5 MEMBERSHIP Purchase a Membership and enjoy the prestige of becoming a member of the Society. Privileges of becoming a member: Admission for two people to the showgrounds upon showing tickets. Reduced entry fees in the competition sections. Admission to Members’ Enclosure, Facilities and Car Parking. Membership forms see page 67 2018 SHOW DATES Alice Springs Show 6th and 7th July Tennant Creek Show 13th July Katherine Show 20th and 21st July Royal Darwin Show 26th, 27th and 28th July 6 2018 Royal Darwin Show ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY INC PATRON Her Honour the Honourable Vicki O’Halloran AM, Administrator of the NT. VICE PATRONS The Right Worshipful The Lord Mayor of Darwin, Mr. Kon Vatskalis. Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, Hon. Michael Gunner MLA. PRESIDENT Mrs J Anictomatis. VICE-PRESIDENT Mr G Cunnington. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Mrs G R Court. COUNCILLORS Mr J. Aladin Mrs. J Anictomatis Mrs P. Hamill Ms S. Ripper Mr I. Bradford Mr A. Heath Mrs N. Padgham Mr A. Shugg Ms S. Enniss Mr. G. Cunnington Mr R. Kennon Mrs D. Pearce Ms A. Twine Mrs W. Flanagan Mr W. Leeder Mrs E. Pitts Mr. T Dixon Mr. B. Fry Mrs R Litten Mr I Dawson Mrs V Mencshelyi (res) ADVISORY COUNCILLORS Ms C. Camilleri HONORARY LIFE COUNCILLORS Mr P Ellis OAM (dec) Mr CR Foskey OAM (dec) Mr AA McGill (dec) HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS HRH The Duke of Edinburgh KG KT C Atherton BEM Dr J L Hills BVSc J Schuller G Baker (dec) F Cheater J Hockley A Shaw IG Brown (dec) G R Court J Humphries G Shaw P Ellis OAM (dec) G Cridland D Jones DA Shean V Faulds (dec) CJ Cunningham R Kennon RA Snell G Foote (dec) G Cunnington SG Kennon and Co G Spense CR Foskey OM (dec) W M Curteis H Lowe L Sullivan H Giese MBE (dec) Dr K Dennis BVSc I McGregor A Thiel V Graham (dec) J Ellis R Nott B Tiernan L Hadden (dec) S Enniss D Nudl S Van der Linden L Henderson (dec) B Flanagan B Oaten T Whitlock AA McGill (dec) R Freyling N Padgham FJS Wise W McLaren AM (dec) Dr R Haensel BVMS P Peckover J Witherspoon D Merrigan (dec) P Hamill Y Peckover M Witherspoon P Purich (dec) K Hatfield E Pitts K Yates (dec) R Van der Velde (dec) Port Darwin Motors P Wright J Van der Velde (dec) His Grace the Duke of Westminster OBE TD DL (dec). HONORARY VETERINARY SURGEON - Dr Suzannah Smith AUDITORS - Merit Partners SOLICITORS - Ward Keller 2018 Royal Darwin Show 7 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE A special welcome to the 67th Royal Darwin Show.
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