40Th Freds Pass Rural Show

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CELEBRATING 40 YEARS 40TH FREDS PASS RURAL SHOW To be held at the Freds Pass Sport and Recreation Reserve • Friday, May 17th 50km Feast 'Paddock to Plate' Dinner 6:30pm • Saturday, May 18th Gates open 9 am – 12:30am • Sunday, May 19th Gates open 9 am – 4 pm • Official Opening Ceremony/Grand Parade: Saturday, 18th May at 2pm

Admission *All ages taken as at 1st May 2019 Adults - $20.00 (18yrs +) Family Day Pass - $40.00 Junior - $5.00 (6yrs – 17 yrs) (Two adults, up to 3 children under 17yrs) Children – 5 yrs & under FREE NT Pension Card or Senior Card - $5.00 Commonwealth Aged Pension Card holder - FREE entry Wheelchair Patrons and their Carer – FREE entry Membership & Entry Forms From page 33 - refer to the blue section in the middle of the Program Show Committee Chair Karen Relph Event Coodinator Donna Mitchell Treasurer Leanne Dix Media Liaison John McNeur Entertainment/Stage Mgr Dave Garnham Social Media Coordinator Sally Clayton Sponsorship Coordinator Karen Relph/ Donna Mitchell Paddock to Plate Coordinator Sally Clayton 50km Feast Coordinator Sally Clayton Security and Site Manager Robert Hall Site Coordinator Leanne Karaitiana Secretary/Hall Coordinator Shirley Preston Livestock/ YRA Coordinator Priscilla Terry Outback Track Coordinator Christina Blackford School Garden Coordinator Zannie Hansen Poultry Coordinator Helen Gordon & Ben Reinke Ringmaster/ Equestrian Co Debbie Thiel Woodchop Coordinator Tony Arrowsmith Show Committee: Karen Relph, Leanne Dix, Leanne Karaitiana, Shirley Preston, Martina Matzner, John McNeur, Lyn Skipper Grand Parade Coordinator Martina Matzner Office Administration Lyn Skipper Hon Patron & Life Member Member for Goyder, Kezia Purick Hon Veterinary Surgeon Jamin Farebrother, Howard Springs Veterinary Clinic Official Photographer Pasquale Tassone Life Members Allan McGregor, Maree Davis Show Office Phone: Mob: 0488 588 202 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fredspassruralshow.com.au

The information contained in this book was correct at time of printing and Freds Pass Rural Show Committee cannot be held responsible for any errors www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 1 CONTENTS

Patron’s Message ...... pg 3 Mayor's Message...... pg 4 Committee Welcome...... pg 5 Sponsors ...... pg 6 Show Regulations and Conditions – Siteholders ...... pg 8 Show Regulations and Conditions – Exhibitors ...... pg 9 Membership ...... pg 9 Annual Trophies ...... pg 10 Entertainment ...... pg 11 Music Talent Quest ...... pg 12 Provisional Program Of Events ...... pg 13 Paddock To Plate ...... pg 15 Woodchopping, Chainsaw Carving ...... pg 16 Chainsaw Carving ...... pg 17 Noel’s Ark...... pg 17 NT Young Rural Achiever Award ...... pg 18 Join the Outback Track...... pg 19 Ruby Red Awards...... pg 20 Car Show...... pg 20 50km Feast...... pg 21 Delivery Dates ...... pg 22 Show Hall Conditions of Entry ...... pg 23 Cooking-Adult...... pg 24 Cooking-Junior...... pg 26 Tart of the Show...... pg 27 Horticulture -Adult ...... pg 28 Litchfield Race...... pg 29 Horticulture-Junior ...... pg 30 Market Garden -Adult ...... pg 32 Market Garden-Junior ...... pg 34 Art-Adult...... pg 35 Art-Junior...... pg 36 Membership Applications & Entry Forms ...... Red Section Forms ...... pg 37 Volunteers Needed ...... pg 38 Photography-Adult ...... pg 57 Photography-Junior ...... pg 58 Craft-Adult ...... pg 59 Craft-Junior ...... pg 62 Children's Entertainment ...... pg 64 Livestock - Information for all Classes ...... pg 66 Pets ...... pg 67 Goats ...... pg 68 Cattle ...... pg 69 Poultry ...... pg 71 Equestrian - Information for all Participants ...... pg 77 Showjumping...... pg 78 LED, Show Horse & Rider Rules...... pg 83 Pony Club ...... pg 85 Pony Club Ring Events Schedule ...... pg 86 Hay Stacking Competition...... pg 88 Design, layout and printing: Zip Print

2 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PATRON’S MESSAGE

History shows us that agricultural shows hold a great meaning for Australian communities from their humble beginnings in 1822 in Tasmanian where the first show was held to today’s wonderful community events such as the ever popular Fred’s pass Show. Agricultural shows are an excellent vehicle to bring people together in the vastness of our lands and because many people and families are geographically isolated and a once a year show presents opportunities to meet, talk, exchange breeding programmes and talk farming technology, show case produce and handicraft and for families to enjoy fun and entertainment all day long. The core of any agricultural show historically was farming or rural activities and modern days show continue this theme although somewhat diluted. We should not lose sight of the fact that shows are about produce off the land and the people who work the land. Shows are about a celebration of life and without farmers and their efforts we would be poorer and probably hungry. This year’s show is the 40th and what a remarkable achievement by the countless volunteers who have made the event such a Territory marvel. This year, join me in celebrating everything we love about the rural area and everything we love about our community. Three days of feasting, frivolity and fanfare – don’t miss out, get your membership now and start planning your entries for this once in a life time celebration. Regards, Hon. Kezia Purick MLA Member for Goyder and Patron, Freds Pass Rural Show

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Who’s up for the ‘Ruby’ Challenge? I am so looking forward to see how our contributors, sponsors, participants respond to the committee’s challenge to make this year’s 40th show a sparkling ruby event. Will we see pink cows, rabbits, chooks and plants - maybe, all things red in the cooking department - Rosy Red School projects? All for lots of ruby red prizes. With a new logo and branding to celebrate this will be a not-to-be-missed event for the whole family. Council is a proud sponsor of the show and we look forward to working together with you to showcase our fantastic Litchfield community! On a historical note, if you have any photographs featuring the Freds Pass Show over the last 40 years, let the show committee know as they will be setting up an area for memorabilia. I thank the Show Committee for their tremendous work this year and over past years. I would like to also acknowledge the many sponsors and volunteers without whose assistance this event would not be possible.

Maree Bredhauer Mayor Litchfield Municipality

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Welcome to the 40th Freds Pass Rural Show. The Show Committee is delighted to be able to celebrate the 40th Year with the community of the Northern Territory. In celebrating our “Ruby Anniversary” we will bring an array of fabulous activities and family entertainment. Our new Coordinator, Donna Mitchell has hit the ground running. This is thanks to the Northern Territory Government funding which was supplied by the NT Show Council through the Department of Tourism, Sport and Culture. Donna brings a fresh young perspective to the event and has commenced revitalisation with our new look logo for the 40th Anniversary and branding for this year’s Show. Our Paddock to Plate marquee will again be a feature for this year’s show with headliner Chefs, Lynton Tapp (Master Chef), Betty Banks (My Kitchen Rules) and Rachael Ciesiolka (Master Chef). There will be lots of demonstrations using local produce sourced from local suppliers and producers from the Northern Territory. This year we will be also hosting a “Paddock to Plate” 50km Feast which will be a sit-down dinner under the stars at Freds Pass Sport and Recreation Reserve on the Friday evening prior to the Show. Tickets will shortly be available for this spectacular dinner and will be an event not to be missed. Everything rural will be served at the Feast with a magical setting under lights. Produce will be used from local farmers and will delight our tastebuds by Chefs Jimmy Shu, Rachael Ciesiolka and Justin Witlow. Our Entertainment program for 2019 is not to be missed. The headliner for the show is Shannon Noll showcasing his greatest tracks from YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (YOLO), SHINE, DRIVE, and of course his nod to WHAT ABOUT ME! Then we have local entertainers playing their original music covering both the Feast and on the main stage. Freds Pass Rural Show has a “buy local” policy and where possible will utilise a local NT Supplier for everything that is purchased for the Show. This year the show is introducing a plastic free policy. The committee will encourage all stallholders to become plastic free in 2019 and has a strong focus on sustainability for our future generations. The committee thanks our major Partners, Northern Territory Government and Litchfield Council for continuing to see the benefits of supporting this Rural event. Thanks also to all sponsors who have agreed to support at various levels in 2019 including Berry Springs Tavern, Coolalinga & Districts Community Bank, Inpex, 1300 Temporary Fencing , Allan Kings & Sons Constructions, Ategra Computer Technology, Taylor’s Carnivals, Nautilus Aviation, Kirkland Lake Gold, Dept of Primary Industries & Resources, TTS Refrigeration,Tropix Homes, Freds Pass Sport & Recreation Reserve, Dept of Corrections, Hospitality partner Rydges Palmerston and our media partners. Thank you to all the new and existing supporters who have come on board to provide funding for the prize monies in the various sections of the schedule. Please support your local people who have taken the time to see the benefit of supporting the largest event in the rural area. The Show will continue to showcase and celebrate everything that you have come to expect at the Show including arts and crafts, agriculture, pastoralism, equestrian and great family entertainment throughout the entire weekend. The committee is always seeking volunteers to help in the lead up and during the show. Volunteering is a great way to meet new people and may also assist with future employment prospects. Please contact Donna at the Show Office on 0488 588 202 if you can help. We hope to see the local community support our event by attending and making our 40th “Ruby Anniversary” the best yet. Committee Freds Pass Rural Show Inc www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 5 PARTNERS

The Freds Pass Rural Show Committee extends our thanks to our generous Partners, Sponsors & Supporters of the Show; without whom this event would not have been possible.

MAJOR SPONSORS

GREEN RIBBON SPONSORS

YELLOW RIBBON SPONSORS

ORANGE RIBBON SPONSORS

HOSPITALITY PARTNER

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A big thank you to those sponsors who support the many sections in the program. Without their continuing support, prize money, certificates, sashes & auction items would not be possible. Supporters • Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation • Tropix Homes • Acacia Hills Farm • Jayco Darwin • Turbo's Tyres • Advanced Civil Contractors • J & H Concreting • The Twisted Baker • Aerospace Engineering • Jeddy's Fish & Chips • Warren Snowden MP • Airpower • Jenny Armour • Underhill family • AP Screens & Maintenance • Jill Nicholls Auction Prize Sponsors • Arnhem Nursery • Joy Wood • Acreage Maintenance Services • Art Antics • Joyce Madden • Aircon Cleaning • Barden Investments • Karen Relph • All About the Doo • Berrimah Secondhand Building Supplies • Keetrix Hair Design • Arnhem Earthmoving & Mechanical • Berry Springs Hardware • Kezia Purick MLA • Berry Springs IGA X-press • Berry Springs IGA X-press • Kirsty Hunt • Berry Springs Pharmacy • Carol's Drafting Service • Kurr Industries • Big Buoy Water Park • Christine Simpson • Landmark • Birds of Paradise • Clayton Consultants • LD Bookkeeping • Bunnings • Coolalinga Bakery • Lia Finocchiaro MLA • Chezair Hair Studio • Coolalinga Coffee and Cafe • Maree Bredhauer • Coaching for Empowerment • Coolalinga Newsagency • Marty Hall • Coolalinga Bakery • Coolalinga Shopping Centre • McDonald's Coolalinga • Corroboree Park Tavern • Craft & Quilting Down The Track • Mitchell Consultants • Creative Jewellers Studio • Creative Jewellers Studio • Crocosaurus Cove • Mix 104.9 Darwin • Darwin Budget Batteries • Curl Up & Dye • Northern Transportable Homes • Darwin Iceskating • CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch • NT Cattlemen's Association • Desire Shop Coolalinga • Dangerzone Electrical • NT Electrical • Freshly Squeezed Old • Darwin Correctional Services • NT Farmers Fashioned Lemonade • Darwin & Rural Poultry Club • NT News • Humpty Doo Fitness Centre • Darwin International Airport • Oz Brew Yarrawonga • Humpty Doo Tavern • Darwin Patchworkers & Quilters • Paint & Create Darwin • iFitness 24/7 Coolalinga • Darwin Plant Wholesalers • Palmerston Hobby Ceramics • Johnnys Dine-in Takeaway • Darwin Web Design • Pizza Hut Coolalinga • Quest Apartments Palmerston • Daves Mini Digga Hire • PowerWater • Keetrix Hair Design • Debbie Thiel • Promech Mechanical • Kingpin Darwin • DMAK Plumbing • Pro-Tek Mobile • Landmark • Dominos Pizza • Quick Estimates • Lilybella Hair Design • Doo Beekeeping • RD Fencing • Marrakai Progress Association • Easy Glass Services • Remote Area Group • Metal & Wood Creations • Easy Loans Coolalinga • Remote Area Tree Services • Mumma's Kitchen • Elders Real Estate Darwin • Resistance Electrics • Naturally Cheeky • Eva Lawler MLA • Nautilus Aviation -Helifish • RTA Cattle Transport • Noonamah Tavern Rodeo • Event Cinemas • Rural Canvassing • NT General Store • Findlay Family • Rural Garden Club • NT Mobile Massage • Floodlight Creative • Rural Garden Supplies • NT Nails Coolalinga • Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned • Rydges Palmerston • Palmerston Furniture and Bedding Lemonade & Hot Buttered • Sage Landcape Material Supplies • Palmerston Hobby Ceramics Corn on the Cob • SH Build • Picture This Twice Photography • Gary Higgins MLA • Shannons Insurance • Pizza Hut Coolalinga • Gateway Shopping Centre • Snappy Nappies by • Prostyle Hair Studio • GCT Electrial Darwin Laundries • Ramada Suites Zen Quarter • Gerry Wood MLA • Southern Districts Crocs Netball Club • Sign City NT • Girraween Veterinary Hospital • Snowman Food • Tattoo Territory • HD Earthworks • Southern District Croc's Netball Club • Territory Stock Feed • HD Equineeds • Spotlight Darwin • Territory Wildlife Park • HD Pumps • Summertime Beauty & Day Spa • The Didgeridoo Hut and Art Gallery • Hire a Hubby • TAK Plumbing • The Plantsmith • HSS NT • Terracorp Industries • The Rugby Shop • Hughes Nursery • Territory Exotics • Tony Arrowsmith • Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy • Tropical Oasis House • Territory Expeditions • Tropiculture Australia • Humpty Doo Butchers • Territory Plumbing • Turf NT • Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild • Territory Sports Medicine • Twisted Pots • Humpty Doo Newsagency • The Big Mower • We Sell Fun • Humpty Doo Post Office • The Playshack NT • Woolworths Darwin City • Hungry Dog Excavations • Tony Siever MLA www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 7 SHOW REGULATIONS & CONDITIONS

Siteholders: 1. All site holders must have acquired wristbands to be entitled entry to the Show. 2. All site holders to pay $100 bond at the time of your booking/site fees, fully refundable on the condition the site remains occupied for the full duration of the show and left in the same condition. See Rubbish and Waste cost if not removed. 3. Site holders are prohibited from selling, giving away or using as prizes any article which could cause annoyance to the public at the Showgrounds as deemed by the Committee. This includes balloons sticks, water pistols, fireworks, cap guns, chewing gum, or offensive material. 4. Site holders if required will be provided with one (1) 10 amp power outlet at a cost of $55.00, 15 amp power outlet at a cost of $65, 3 Phase at a cost of $75. Additional power requirements can be arranged with Event Coordinator. Multiple power boards are not to be used off the one outlet. See SITEHOLDER Kit online for new Plastic Free Policy. 5. Commercial food Site holders will incur an additional 25% levy on Base Site fee. Food Court Occupancy will incur additional 10% levy on Base Site Fee. 6. Accepted applications for a site must be paid in full by 6/05/2019 to ensure confirmation of site, late payment may result in loss of preferred site. Decision will be at the discretion of Event Coordinator. The committee at its discretion may approve late site holders. 7. Sites must only be used for the purpose specified in the Site holders Application Form online. The Committee reserves the right to close sites selling/displaying items which have not been approved. 8. Sub-letting of space is prohibited, unless specific approval in writing by the Committee. 9. Cool room attracts a power fee of $55.00. Cool rooms to be arranged by site holder direct. 10. No refunds will be made to Site holders unless approved by the Committee. 11. The Committee will not be responsible for any accident which may be caused through or by the Site holder, or which may happen in connection with his/her business, and the Site holder shall hold the Committee harmless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from every or any such incident. 12. All food sites must provide a current Health Food Permit. Food Vendors to include a description of the beverage & food they propose to sell. Plastic-Free- no single use plastic cup, plates, cutlery, straws, takeway containers permitted- Please see Plastic FREE Clause. 13. It is essential that a copy of your Public Liability Certificate of Currency is attached to site application. (If needed “Not for Profit” organisations may apply to Freds Pass Show to be included on FPRS policy). 14. All site allocation is at the Committee’s discretion. The Committee reserves the right to change sites without prior notice. Ensure you book the correct size you require with full dimensions including if you have a van/trailer/gazebo, include Back of House, placement of signage, open awnings, tow bars, all outside equipment-width, depth, & height. 15. Site holders can begin setting up from Thursday 5pm (Security patrols will commence from 5.00pm Thursday and conclude at 8.00am Monday). 16. ALL VEHICLES not part of any exhibit must be removed from the exhibition area before by 8.00 am Saturday and 8.00 am Sunday unless approved by the Committee. 17. The Committee is not responsible for Site holders’ sites. It is recommended that Site holders obtain insurance should loss or damage occur. 18. Site holders may commence site dismantling no earlier than 4pm Sunday with vehicle access from 4pm ( this is due to public safety ). No exceptions permitted. 19. All Show entries must be collected, sites dismantled and removed from the grounds no later than 24 hours after the completion of the Show. No exceptions permitted. 20. Site holders and Exhibitors must adhere to Work Health and Safety Regulations or risk being asked to leave the grounds. 21. All site holders selling food must have a fire extinguisher and fire blanket on site. 22. The use of loud speakers or amplifiers is prohibited unless approved by the Committee. 23. Games of chance are prohibited unless approved by the Committee. 24. The Committee shall have the right to remove from the Showgrounds, at any time, any exhibit, sideshow, and/or any person connected with it, which, in the opinion of the Committee, is objectionable or may be detrimental to the Committee’s interest and no person so removed shall have any right of action or claim for damages against the Committee or Committee members in respect of any action taken by the Committee under these regulations. 25. Site holders must remove any rubbish or waste immediately in the vicinity of their site. A charge will apply following the Show if stallholders leave Rubbish and Waste of $30.00 for each site. 26. The Committee reserves the right to cancel or postpone the Show or any part thereof for any sufficient cause.

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Exhibitors: 1. All exhibitors must have acquired wristbands to be entitled entry to the Show. 2. All Hall and Livestock entries and applications are to be either submitted online or made in writing and to include name, address and age, where applicable. Late entries will not be accepted. 3. All work shall be the work of the exhibitor, and agricultural entries shall be grown by the exhibitor. 4. All persons exhibiting shall accept the decisions of the judges appointed by the Show Committee as final. 5. No exhibitors shall be permitted to be in attendance while the judging of exhibits is in progress unless by special request of the stewards. 6. The Committee shall not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by any exhibit, and will not be responsible for any loss or non-delivery of exhibit. 7. Prize money and prizes will be distributed from the Show Office during the Show, Saturday from 1.30 pm to 2.30 pm and 3.30 pm to 5 pm, Sunday from 10 am to 11.30 am and 1 pm to 3 pm. 8. Exhibitors are prohibited from selling, giving away or using as prizes any article which could cause annoyance to the public at the Showgrounds as deemed by the Committee. 9. Any livestock found in a prohibited area will be banned from all competition and must be removed from the Reserve. 10. Entries may be lodged with the Show Secretary by registering and paying online www.fredspassruralshow.com.au, post: PO Box 639, Coolalinga NT 0839 or hand delivered to the Electorate Offices at Howard Springs, Coolalinga and Berry Springs between 9.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday commencing 01/03/2019. 11. All Show entries must be collected, sites dismantled and removed from the grounds no later than 24 hours after the completion of the Show (no exceptions). 12. Exhibitors and Siteholders must adhere to Work Health and Safety Regulations or risk being asked to leave the grounds. 13. The use of loud speakers or amplifiers is prohibited unless approved by the Committee. 14. Games of chance are prohibited unless approved by the Committee. 15. The Committee shall have the right to remove from the Showgrounds, at any time, any exhibit sideshow, and/or any person connected with it, which, in the opinion of the Committee, is objectional or may be detrimental to the Committee’s interest and no person so removed shall have any right of action or claim for damages against the Committee or Committee members in respect of any action taken by the Committee under these regulations. 16. The Committee reserves the right to cancel or postpone the Show or any part thereof for any sufficient cause. SHOW MEMBERSHIP Purchase a membership and enjoy the prestige of becoming a member of the Freds Pass Rural Community Show Inc. Membership categories and prices: Family $66 (2A/3C) Adult $35 Junior $10 Aged pensioner $10 Membership entitlements include: • entry to the 2 days of the show, plus one Equestrian Vehicle Pass • one carpark in the Members Carpark section • reduced entry fees to Hall and Livestock sections • voting rights at the Freds Pass Rural Community Show Inc AGM For membership forms, see page 37, or pay online at www.fredspassruralshow.com.au www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 9 ANNUAL TROPHIES

The following trophies will be awarded at the Opening Ceremony on Saturday 18 May Relph Perpetual Trophy - Sponsored by Karen Relph For the most outstanding exhibitor in this year’s show. In awarding this trophy, the judges will consider the following points: 1. The number of classes entered by an exhibitor 2. The exhibitor who may have produced an outstanding or extraordinary exhibit 3. The entry or entries of most interest to the public and/or representative of development in the rural area/NT. 2018 Winner – Palmerston College, Special Education Centre 2017 Winner – Taminmin College

Siteholders Challenge - Sponsored by Kezia Purick MLA Trophy will be awarded to the Best Presented Site at this year’s show. 2018 Winner – The Shed Company Darwin 2017 Winner – Mrs P’s Farm

Ruth Neuendorf Memorial Trophy To recognise an outstanding contribution to the Freds Pass Rural Show by a volunteer. 2018 Winner – Tony Arrowsmith 2017 Winner – Iris McGregor

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This years entertainment line up is one fitting the Shannon Noll occasion of a 40th celebration, headlined by true blue Aussie fave Shannon Noll! Shannon Noll has become a legend, a meme, an everyday hero and a county boy who stands by his word and convictions. He is also a proven Australian music icon. His rise to fame as the first runner-up of the first Australian Idol series in 2003 changed his life from farm hand in Condobolin forever. Certified triple-platinum sales, number #1 hits, five top 10 albums, has 17 platinum and three gold accreditations, and boasts a reputation as the only Australian male artist in national chart history to have ever achieved ten consecutive top ten singles. Nollsie will join us to celebrate our 40th Anniversary performing some of his greatest tracks from YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (YOLO), SHINE, DRIVE, MY BODY LOVES TO PARTY and of course his nod to WHAT ABOUT ME. This special celebration will have Shannon performing some songs he has not done for years and ear marking them with anecdotes and stories to match. Undeniably, Shannon Noll has captured the hearts and minds of music fans around Australia and overseas with his raw, gifted rock voice. He remains one of the most recognisable names and faces in the Australian music industry with only a few matching his success. This is a show you don’t want to miss!

Burger Joint: After their house shaking performances at Woodford recently, crowd favourites from last year Burger Joint make a triumphant return. G & T-bone are this country's finest two-piece party band wielding some tasty loop dominated disco and funk that will get to smiling, moving and grooving. Serina Pech: Triple J darling and Territory born and bred star makes her Freds Pass debut with her new band in tow. Originally from Katherine and now based in the top end, Serina's voice drips like honey over soulful and thoughtful tunes that feel like they are written just for you. One of the hardest working singers getting around, Bridey Rose, shows you where hard work gets you - one of the best live shows in town! With her band the Good Fellows, it's a little rock, a little pop, a little soul, but a heck of a lot of good. David Garnham & the Reasons to Live look like truckers but sing like angels. They're no oil painting, but they have a good attitude. From toe-tappers and thigh slappers to sentimental moments, DG&TRTL will fix what ails ya. Kyle Maher is one of the most exciting young acts in the Territory - layers of groove and cool - Kyle's music floats around your head to help you get through moments that pull us down. Brett Ireland is a real deal Blues man and full of blues. contradictions: powerful and refined, strong and sweet, but rough and ready. From the swamps of the rural area comes one f the best live acts - he knows his way around a stage as much as he does a guiter and a harp.

Soul, blues, jazz and funk, Jigsaw Collective mixes genres like a celebrity bartender. Layer smooth vocals with some horns and harmonica, stir in equal measures of funky piano riffs and guitar syncopation, pour over double bass grooves - shake and serve! The perfect way to end your Sunday in the paddock. Top: Burger Joint Below: Ash Grunwald www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 11 ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM

Saturday 18th May 1.50pm Opening Ceremony Commences – Skydive/Parade 3.00pm Kyle Maher 4.00pm Junior Talent Quest 5.00pm David Garnham and the Reasons to Live 6.00pm Bridey Rose & the Good Fellows 7.00pm Serina Pech 7.45pm Whipcracking by Micks Whips 8.00pm Fireworks Display Top: Brett Ireland Below: Jigsaw Collective 8.15pm Burger Joint 9.15pm Shannon Noll Sunday 19th May 11:00am Community Space 11:30am Alix Mullavey 12 noon Pheobe Wear 12.30pm Community space 12.45pm Senior/open talent quest 1.30pm Katherine Outback Experience 2.00pm Brett Ireland 2.45pm Community space 3.00pm Jigsaw Collective 3.45pm Community space

Top: Kyle Maher Middle: David Garnham & the Reasons to Live Below: Serina Pech MUSIC TALENT QUEST

This year’s Freds Pass Rural Show will feature two Music Talent Quests for the price of one! Showcasing the next generation of local talent, the Talent Quest is proudly supported by Allan King & Sons Construction Pty Ltd and will commence at 4pm on Saturday at the main stage for the Junior Quest. The Open Amateur Vocal 17+ years will compete on Sunday at 12.45pm. Freds Pass Music Talent Quest is a great opportunity for all aspiring performers young and old to perform on a huge stage with a friendly audience. All you need is the desire to perform and have a love of music. So whether you’re a vocalist, an instrumentalist, a duo, trio or group get your application in. Judging is friendly and positive and it is such a treat to see performers of all ages get up and have a go! Cash prizes, trophies, the opportunity to tread the boards in front of a friendly rural crowd – most of all the opportunity to express your love of music! ATMs available on the grounds

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Provisional only and subject to change. Visit our website www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Friday 17th May 8:00am - 2.00pm. NT Department of Primary Industry and Resources NT Young Rural Achiever (Jnr. & Snr) competition commences at livestock area. 6:30pm 50km Feast "Paddock to Plate" Dinner Saturday 18th May 6:30am Gates opened to siteholders 8:00am Equestrian commences 8:00am Livestock Judging commences 9:00am Gates open to general public 9:00am Paddock to Plate commences 9:00am Hall Opens 9:00am NT Department of Primary Industry and Resources NT Young Rural Achiever (Jnr. & Snr) competition continues at livestock area 9:00am Kids Art & Craft Workshops commence 9:00am Carving Demonstration - Brandon Kroon 9:30am Entries for pets accepted 9:30am Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Local Sardines with Rachael Ciesiolka 10:00am Woodchop Exhibition 10:00am Judging of Pet Section 11:00am Carving Demonstration - Brandon Kroon 11:30am Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Seafood Spring Rolls with Rachael Ciesiolka Midday Tartlet of the Show - judging commences in the Show Hall 12:30pm Woodchop Exhibition 12.30pm Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Mudcrab Masterclass with Jimmy Shu 1:50pm Aerial Display 2:00pm Official Opening Ceremony Sponsored by Nautilus Aviation Winner of Siteholders Challenge and NT Young Rural Achiever announced 2:30pm Grand Parade Sponsored by Tropix Homes 3:00pm Kyle Maher 3:00pm Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Humpty Doo Barramundi & Asian Greens with Betty Banks 4.00pm Hay Stacking Competition - Livestock Allan King & Sons Constructions Pty Ltd Talent Quest Junior 16 years and under 4:15pm Carving Demonstration - Brandon Kroon 5.00pm Woodchop Exhibition and Presentation 5:00pm Dave Garnham and the Reason to Live 6.00pm Bridey Rose & the Good Fellows 7:00pm Hall Closes 7:00pm Serina Pech 7:45pm Whipcracking by Micks Whips 8:00pm FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR 8:15pm Burger Joint 9:15pm Shannon Noll 12:00 midnight Sideshow Alley closes 12:30 midnight Main Bar closes 1:00am Show Ground closes

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Provisional only and subject to change. Visit our website www.fredspassruralshow.com.au

Sunday 19 May 6:30am Gates open to siteholders 8:00am Equestrian continues 9:00am Gates open to general public 9:00am Hall Opens 9:00am Kids Art & Craft Workshops commence 9.00am Paddock to Plate continues 9:30am Carving Demonstration - Brandon Kroon 9.30am Litchfield Race commences 10am-1pm Yenz Entertainment provides Free face painting, giant bubbles, circus fun 10:00am Ellie Grover 10:00am Woodchop Exhibition 10:30am Katherine Outback Experience 10.30am One Mob Different Country dancers - sponsored by Kirkland Lake Gold 11.00am Community space 11:00am Auction in woodchop arena raising funds for Gavin Howie 11:30am Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Eva Valley Beef with Lynton Tapp 11:30am Alix Mullavey 11:30am Carving Demonstration - Brandon Kroon 12 Noon Pheobe Wear 12 noon Tart of the Show - Judging commences in the Show Hall 12:30pm Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Sri Lankan Jackfruit Curry with Jimmy Shu 12.30pm Community Space 12:30pm Woodchop Exhibition 12.45pm Allan King & Sons Constructions Pty Ltd Talent Quest Open 17+ 1:00pm Carving Demonstration - Brandon Kroon 1.30pm Katherine Outback Experience 2:00pm Paddock to Plate Demonstration - Fish Filleting Masterclass with Rachael Ciesiolka 2.00pm Brett Ireland 2:00pm Woodchop Exhibition 2.45pm Community Space 3.00pm Litchfield Race Ladies Race $1000 Ruby Pendant by Creative Jewellers Studio 3.00pm Jigsaw Collective 4.00pm Stage closes Hall closes Main Bar closes 5:00pm Grounds close

Enjoy your weekend at the Show!

Please “Do the Right Thing”, recycle and bin your rubbish!

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2019 Woodchopping Spectacular Not only we have the leading woodchoppers in the world but also our very own NT champion. See these champions compete against each other at the 2019 show. Woodchopping Blocks sponsored by RTA Cattle Transport & Berry Springs Tavern.

TONY ARROWSMITH: Tony is a retired sawmiller and is the only Northern Territory Axeman. Tony started when he was 67 years old competing at Royal Shows in Adelaide, Perth and the Tablelands in QLD. He has won many chops in his class. His favourite event is sawing and has won numerous events throughout Australia. Tony is the coordinator for the Woodchopping Event at the Freds Pass Rural Show and is passionate about keeping this event alive for the benefit of our patrons. DARREN STEER – MASTER OF CEREMONIES AND KING CHAIRMAKER Darren has been visiting Freds Pass Show for over 10 years and will provide all the highlights as they happen at this year’s show. He is 52 years of age and lives in Sheffield in Tasmania. He owns his own tree removal business and has been woodchopping for over 27 years. He is a 3rd generation woodchopper. Darren has won events Australia wide at all major royal shows. GERALD OAKLEY The family tradition of wood chopping looks set to continue. Gerald is joined in competitions by his brother Kelly, and now Kelly’s son, making it four generations of Oakley’s who have competed on the Tasmanian wood chopping stage. As a 3rd generation timber cutter, the brother’s lives has been spent around sawmills, logging timber and clearing trees. Their grandfather owned a sawmill, their father built his own, and Gerald, his three brothers and sister spent much of their childhood following logging contracts around the state. STUART REED Stuart is a boilermaker by trade now working in the logging industry. He is a family man with 3 children. He is a late starter in woodchopping and has only been chopping for around 7 years, but is fast becoming one of Tasmania’s top Axeman. He has won chopping events in Tasmania and major shows on the mainland. ANTHONY GILSENAN Anthony has been chopping since he got his first axe at age 3 and started competing when he was 8. He is 54 years old, is a 4th generation axeman and comes from a logging timber industry family. He competes in Australia most years at some of the Royal shows and enjoys cutting Australian wood. WILLIAM MCDONALD William is a qualified arborist from the North Island of New Zealand. As well as working with trees he is a Dairy Farmer. He started woodchopping at the age of 11 following his two older brothers. William was one of the youngest members of the NZ under 21 team at the age of 15. He has done Cross Cut Sawing, Cutting Underhand, Standing Blocks, Doublehand Saw and Single Saw and has competed in both NZ and Australia. BRETT COLE Brett Cole has been chopping wood competitively for many years & travels upwards of 50,000 kilometres a year to compete in shows around the country. He was the current Victorian Double Handed Sawing Champion and has held several Victorian championship titles over the years. Brett did wood chopping when he was a kid and cut a couple of his toes off and didn’t do it again until he was 25 years old. JASON PRICE Jason is a local Tree Loper and will be experiencing his very first Woodchop! Get down and support your local axeman! WESLEY FOSTER Wesley is a third generation woodchopper from Tasmania & is the nephew of David Foster who has been at the Freds Pass Rural Show in previous years. Wesley is a Painter/Decorator and only took up chopping again in the last few years and has competed in many places.

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"Creating inspiring works of art and bringing wood form to life is what chainsaw sculpture is all about."

Brandon Kroon has been passionate about creating, fixing and working with his hands ever since he could remember. Entering in to the carving and sculpting scene in 2013, he has done a wide selection of artworks through Australia, competed in the National Carving Championship four times running and has attended many shows and demonstrations along the way. Located in Melbourne's outer east, in Mount Evelyn, Brandon has been mentored by some of the country's best carvers and has taken his own personal style into the industry.

Brandon's carving profession has also taken him onto the international scale, competing among the world's best at the 2017 US Open Chainsaw Carving Championship and took home fourth place. See Brandon in action at this year’s Freds Pass Rural Show. Look for show times in the show entertainment guide. Sponsored by Allan King & Sons Constructions NOEL’S ARK

Noel’s Ark Animal Nursery Everyone loves an animal nursery as it provides a unique, fun, educational animal experiences in an environment that is conductive to young children and adults alike to stay and watch and cuddle many a different farm and rural animal. From a small pony to goats to Damara sheep, to goslings, chickens and even lizards and day old chickens. There is something for everyone plus displays of eggs, animal food and farm implements. This year’s animal nursery is organised by local member for Goyder, Kezia Purick and any funds raised go to the community show and the Scouts and Venturers who assist in the nursery.

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NT YOUNG RURAL ACHIEVER AWARD

Rewarding youth… this is the award for young people involved in rural industries The NT Young Rural Achiever Award is presented as part of the Freds Pass Rural Show on Saturday, 19 May 2019. It recognises the talents and achievements of young people in rural industries and communities. Through this award young people are encouraged to develop their skills in a range of areas relating to rural life.

Applicants must be Northern Territory residents and aged 13 – 25 years as at 3 May 2019.

Junior category – ages 13 to 15 years • 1st Place $400 + Sash + Trophy + Swag • 2nd Place $150 + Sash + Trophy + $50 Voucher • 3rd Place $100 + Sash + Trophy

Senior category – ages 16 to 25 years • 1st Place $500 + Sash + Trophy + Swag • 2nd Place $200 + Sash + Trophy + $100 Voucher • 3rd Place $125 + Sash + Trophy

Previous winners of Junior category can no longer enter Junior category but are encouraged to enter Senior category. Applicants must submit a resume with their application. Refer to the Entry form in the Program for details and guidelines on areas the resume must include.

Sponsors Prize monies & Sashes Dept of Primary Industry & Resources Trophies Territory Expeditions Senior Swag The NT General Store Junior Swag We Sell Fun/Camping World Darwin Vouchers Territory Stock Feed, The Rugby Shop, Darwin Iceskating, Palmerston Furniture & Bedding,Desire

Applicants must be available on the following dates (subject to change):

• Friday 17 May 8am to 2pm Freds Pass Sport & Recreation Reserve for judging on community involvement. • Friday 17 May from 12pm to 2pm Freds Pass Sport & Recreation Reserve for the public speaking section of the competition. You need to be suitably dressed for the assessments (ie boots, jeans, shirt and hat) • Saturday 18 May 9am to 1.45pm Freds Pass Sport & Recreation Reserve for cattle judging competition and the Official Opening of the show (you need to be suitably dressed). • Three hour 2019 Freds Pass Rural Show involvement. The Young Rural Achiever Coordinator will contact you prior to the Show to confirm times and location.

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Core Subjects Junior • Evidence of minimum 3 hours voluntary work in agricultural/community/ Freds Pass Rural Show areas prior to the show (written reference from supervisors) • Cattle judging • 3 hours Show involvement • Public speaking (max 3 minutes) on the following topic: “The future and opportunities within the agricultural and pastoral industries in the NT are unlimited. Why should young people wanting to start their careers in these industries do so in the Northern Territory and what can employers do to attract them?”

Senior • Evidence of minimum 3 hours voluntary work in agricultural/community/Freds Pass Rural Show areas prior to the show (written reference from supervisors) • Cattle judging • 3 hours show involvement • Public speaking (max 5 minutes) on the following topic: “The future and opportunities within the agricultural and pastoral industries in the NT are unlimited. Why should young people wanting to start their careers in these industries do so in the Northern Territory and what can employers do to attract them?”

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2019 DELIVERY DATES DELIVERY DATES FOR EXHIBITS IN THE HALL Cookery • Beverages & Preserves Tuesday 14 May, 7:30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm • All other Cookery Friday 17 May, 7:30am - 11am Horticulture • General Horticulture Wednesday 15 May, 7:30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm • Cut Flowers & all Arrangements Friday 17 May, 7:30am - 11am

Market Garden • All entries Thursday 16 May, 7:30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Art • All entries Friday 10 May, 7.30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Photography • All entries Friday 10 May, 7.30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Craft • All entries Tuesday 14 May, 7:30am-10:30 & 3pm-6pm All entry forms due in by Friday 3rd May 2019 unless otherwise specified

HALL DELIVERY TIMES BY DAYS Friday 10 May, 7.30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Art & Photography Tuesday 14 May, 7:30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Craft Beverages & Preserves only Wednesday 15 May, 7:30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Horticulture Thursday 16 May, 7:30am-10:30am & 3pm-6pm Market Garden Friday 17 May, 7:30am - 11am Cookery All Cut Flowers & Fresh and Dried Arrangements

Entry Forms & Further Information Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839

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Conditions of Entry Important Information: • Show Hall entries close Friday, 3rd May 2019 unless stated in specific sections. • Completed entry forms can be lodged and paid for online -www.fredspassruralshow.com.au. Follow the online links through to the shopping cart. Membership fees can also be paid once you have entered your online entries and before you check-out. • Completed entry forms with cash or cheque payment can be hand delivered to the Electorate Offices of Kezia Purick, Gary Higgins & Gerry Woods between 9 am – 5 pm from Wednesday 6th March to Friday 3rd May 2019. • Dates for exhibits to be delivered to Show Hall can be found in each section. Both Adult and Junior entries are received on the same day. • One exhibitor per paper entry form only. • Entry fees are stated in each section. • Exhibits and prize cards can be removed between 3pm and 5 pm on Sunday 19th May, but must not be removed before 3pm. The Show Hall will also be open from 10.30 am - 3 pm on Monday 20th May for collection of entries. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to arrange a time for collection of exhibits and/or prize money at another time if these times are not suitable. Entries not collected by the 31st May will be disposed of. • The Chief Steward may place in the correct class exhibits considered to be entered in the wrong class • No late entries will be accepted. • Prize money and prizes will be distributed from the Show Office during the Show on: • Saturday from 1.30pm to 2.30pm; 3.30pm to 5.00 pm. • Sunday from 10.00am to 11.30am; 1.00pm to 3.00pm. Please read instructions in each category carefully, in particular size and presentation requirements. Prize Money Unless otherwise stated, is exclusive of GST:

Adults Junior 1st $10 $8 • Best in Section Rosette plus $20 in all sections 2nd $6 $4 3rd $4 $2 • Prize Monies unclaimed by 31 May 2019 will be forfeited

YOUNG CHEFS!! Can you bake a delicious dessert tart? Bring your tart to the Show Hall on Saturday 18th at 11am and then be present for the public judging at 12 noon. You could win prize money of 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20. The Tartlet of the Show is open to young chefs under 17 years of age. See page 54 for more details and how to enter. www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 23 SHOW HALL

Cookery - Adult Special Regulations Packet mixtures must not be used. Set recipes must be used where specified. Ring tins not allowed. All paper must be removed from cakes. All cakes must be un-iced except where specified. All cakes must be cooked in a single tin.

Cakes, biscuits etc to be presented in an oven bag on a firm plastic plate, decorated cakes excepted. If not presented in oven bag or on plate, entries will incur a small fee which will be donated to charity of the Show Committee's choice.

Deliver to Hall • Beverages: Tuesday 14 May, 7.30am-10.30am & 3pm-6pm • Cooking: Friday 17 May, 7.30am to 11am Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019 Special Prizes: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) $50 Quick Estimates Best in Section Rosette & $20 LD Bookkeeping Rich Fruit Cake 1st Prize $20 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Any Cake Baked by Male (Class 10) Gerry Wood MLA 1st prize $60 2nd prize $30 3rd prize $10 Recipes Rich Fruit Cake 5 – 55 gm eggs, 1 1/3 cups soft brown sugar, 250 gm soft butter, 500 gm sultanas, 250 gm seeded raisins, chopped, 250 gm currants, 1/3 cup mixed peel, ½ cup glacé cherries, chopped, ½ cup blanched almonds, chopped, 2 cups plan flour, ½ cup self-raising flour, 1-1/2 teaspoons mixed spice, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon ground ginger, ½ cup brandy, sherry or rum. Bake in 20 cm round tin. Baking Class 1001 Bread loaf handmade, approx. 680 gms Coolalinga Coffee & Cakes Class 1002 Muffins, any variety x 3, sweet or savoury Coolalinga Coffee & Cakes Class 1003 Scones x 3 Coolalinga Coffee & Cakes Class 1004 Sponge sandwich, no filling CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1005 Rich fruit cake, recipe above, 1st prize $20 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1006 Boiled fruit cake Berry Springs IGA X-Press Class 1007 Chocolate cake Berry Springs IGA X-Press Class 1008 Any variety cake ie banana, carrot, marble etc The Twisted Baker Class 1009 Slice, baked x 3, one variety CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1010 Biscuit, one variety x 3 Coolalinga Coffee & Cakes Class 1011 Any variety cake baked by male, 1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $10 Gerry Wood MLA Class 1012 Health cake, include recipe with exhibit Territory Sportsmedicine Class 1013 Health bar x 3, include recipe with exhibit Territory Sportsmedicine 24 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au SHOW HALL

Preserves • Exhibits must be delivered to the Show Hall on Tuesday 14 May, 7.30am - 10.30 am & 3pm - 6pm • Jars must be labeled clearly stating the type preserve/jam etc. • Lids must be easily removed.

Class 1014 Preserved fruit or vegetables Coolalinga Newsagency Class 1015 Jam, any variety Doo Beekeeping Class 1016 Jelly, any variety Doo Beekeeping Class 1017 Marmalade Doo Beekeeping Class 1018 Butter-lemon, lime, passionfruit etc Coolalinga Newsagency Class 1019 Pickles in clear vinegar Jeddy's Fish and Chips Class 1020 Mustard pickles Kezia Purich MLA Class 1021 Chutney or relish, any variety Karen Relph Class 1022 Sauce, savoury or fruit Jeddy's Fish and Chips Class 1023 Herb vinegar/oil Jeddy's Fish and Chips Beverages • Exhibits must be delivered to the Show Hall on Tuesday 14 May, 7.30am - 10.30 am & 3pm - 6pm • All labels to be removed from bottles • Tag to be tied around the neck of all bottles, with name of beverage. Class 1024 Cordial Oz Brew Class 1025 Wine from Territory fruit Oz Brew Class 1026 Home brew, stout Oz Brew Class 1027 Home brew, bitter Oz Brew Class 1028 Home brew, light Oz Brew Class 1029 Home brew beer, any other variety Oz Brew Class 1030 Ginger beer (non-alcoholic) Oz Brew Class 1031 Liqueur Oz Brew Cake Decorating Traditional - Amateur • Blocks/dummies may be used in place of cakes. Vase, pillars, tulle, ribbon, wire, stamens & fine natural dried stems are permitted. No cake will be cut. • Novice class (Class 1036) open to exhibitors who have not won a 1st prize at a previous show in similar class, soft icing and non-edible ornaments allowed. Class 1032 Best iced and decorated cake The Twisted Baker Class 1033 Best creative novelty cake, hand work only The Twisted Baker Class 1034 Decorated cupcakes x 5 Creative Jewellers Studio Class 1035 Moulded flowers, at least 12, 3 different varieties CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1036 Cake decorated by novice CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 25 SHOW HALL

Cookery - Junior Special Regulations Packet mixtures must not be used. Ring tins not allowed. All cakes must be cooked in a single tin. All paper must be removed from cakes. All cakes must be un-iced except where specified. Cakes, biscuits etc to be presented in an oven bag on a firm plastic plate. If not presented in oven bag on plate, entries will incur a small fee which will be donated to charity of the Show Committee's choice. Decorated cakes (Classes 1108, 1111, 1117 and 1118) will be judged on the quality of the cake and the decoration.

Deliver to Hall • Cooking Friday 17 May - 7:30am to 11am Entry Fees: Juniors $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May, no late entries will be accepted Special Prizes: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) $50 Quick Estimates Best in Section Rosette & $20 cash LD Bookkeeping Any Cake Baked by Male (Class 1119) - 1st $50 cash Gerry Wood MLA Ages 8 years and under Class 1101 Pikelets x 3 Coolalinga Coffee & Cake Class 1102 Pre-packed school lunch, no meat products Kezia Purich MLA Class 1103 Decorated milk arrowroot biscuits x 3, icing permitted CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1104 Patty cakes x 3, un-iced CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Ages 9 – 12 years Class 1105 Scones x 3, sweet or savoury CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1106 Biscuits, one variety x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1107 Muffins x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1108 Decorated cupcakes x 3, icing permitted The Twisted Baker Class 1109 Cake, any variety, named eg chocolate, banana CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1110 Pre-packed school lunch, no meat products Kezia Purich MLA Class 1111 Iced and decorated cake CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Ages 13 – 17 years Class 1112 Scones, sweet or savoury x 3 Kezia Purich MLA Class 1113 Cake, any variety named eg chocolate, banana Kezia Purich MLA Class 1114 Biscuits, one variety x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1115 Health food cake, include recipe with exhibit CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1116 Muffins x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1117 Iced and decorated cake, original design The Twisted Baker Class 1118 Decorated cupcakes x 3, icing CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 1119 Any cake baked by male (9 - 17 years) 1st $50 Gerry Wood MLA

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REWARD $100.00 Present your tart at the gates of the Freds Pass Rural Show on Sunday May 19th, pay your entry fee or show your wristband from Saturday and head to the Show Hall by 11am, for judging at high noon! Tartlet of the Show (for cooks under 17 years of age) to be judged on Saturday 18th May at 12 noon www.fredspassruralshow.com.au for full terms and conditions www.fredspassruralshow.com.au* See page 53 and 54 in the Red section for application form 27 SHOW HALL

Horticulture - Adult Important Information • All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the show. • All pots must have a saucer underneath. • AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety Deliver to Hall • General Horticulture: Wednesday 15 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm • Flowers and Flower Arrangements: Friday 17 May, 7.30 am - 11 am

Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Special Prize: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Remote Area Tree Services Best in Section - Rosette & $20 Marty Hall Hanging Baskets Class 2001 Episcia, AV Rural Garden Club Class 2002 Fern, AV Rural Garden Club Class 2003 Hanging plant AV, can be mixed planting Rural Garden Club Potted Plants Pot size no larger than 42 cm, with a saucer underneath, and must be able to be lifted by exhibitor or their representative. Class 2004 Alocasia and related plants SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2005 Begonia AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2006 Bonsai AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2007 Bougainvillea in flower AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2008 Bromeliad AV Rural Garden Supplies Class 2009 Croton AV Rural Garden Supplies Class 2010 Dieffenbachia AV Arnhem Nursery Class 2011 Caladium, AV Rural Garden Supplies Class 2012 Calathea maranta and related plants SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2013 Fern and related plants SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2014 Indoor plant or patio plant, can be mixed varieties SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2015 Palm AV Darwin Plant Wholesalers Class 2016 Philodendron AV Hughes Nursery Class 2017 Desert rose, single flower Darwin Plant Wholesalers Class 2018 Desert rose, double or triple flower Darwin Plant Wholesalers Class 2019 Cacti AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2020 Succulent AV Darwin Plant Wholesalers Class 2021 Orchid AV Darwin Plant Wholesalers Class 2022 Planting in a novelty container eg boot, handbag Territory Exotics & Watergardens Class 2023 Any other potted plant Territory Exotics & Watergardens

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Cut Flowers • Containers - a clear glass container taller than wide Deliver to Hall • Friday 17 May 2019, 7.30 am – 11 am Class 2024 Flowers mixed, AV or colour, min 5 stems SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2025 Flowers, one colour, AV, min 5 stems SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2026 Orchid AV, 1 spray in a single container SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2027 Flowers native to NT or Australia AV, min 2 stems SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2028 Ginger AV, selection of 5 stems Rural Garden Club Class 2029 Heliconia, 3 varieties min Rural Garden Club

Fresh Floral Arrangements Deliver to Hall • Friday 17 May 2019, 7.30 am – 11 am Class 2030 Foliage arrangement, front facing, no higher than 65cm Maree Bredhauer Class 2031 Upright tropical arrangement, no higher than 75cm SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2032 Round table centre arrangement, max 35cm x 35cm SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2033 Own choice of design, flowers and foliage, max 65cm x 45cm Christine Simpson Class 2034 Corsage made with any choice of materials Maree Bredhauer Dried Arrangements Deliver to Hall • Friday 17 May 2019, 7.30 am – 11 am Class 2035 Arrangement suitable for 130cm table centre, max 65cm x 40cm Christine Simpson Class 2036 Novelty arrangement, max 65cm x 40cm Christine Simpson

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Horticulture - Junior Important Information • All plants must be grown or made by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the show. • Exhibitor must adhere to the sizes stated in the Schedule • All pots must have a saucer underneath. • AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety • Dioramas - a three-dimensional miniature life-like scene in which figures, animals, figurines, or other objects are arranged in a naturalistic setting. Fresh and/or dried natural materials should be used. Figures and figurines may be made from plastic, modelling clay or any other medium. Shoebox dioramas must be no larger than 25cm x 40cm x 25cm high.

Deliver to Hall • General Horticulture: Wednesday 15 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm • Fresh and Dried Arrangements: Friday 17 May, 7.30 am - 11 am

Ages 8 years and under Class 2101 Shoebox diorama, any subject SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2102 Miniature garden or terrarium, max 40cm x 40cm SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2103 Potted ornamental plant AV Arnhem Nursery Class 2104 Seedlings in an egg cup SAGE Landscape Material Supplies

Ages 9 – 12 years Class 2105 Shoebox diorama, any subject SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2106 Miniature garden or terrarium, max 40cm x 40cm SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2107 Potted ornamental plant AV Arnhem Nursery

Ages 13 – 17 years Class 2108 Shoebox diorama, any subject SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 2109 Miniature garden or terrarium, max 40cm x 40cm Rural Garden Supplies Class 2110 Potted ornamental plant AV Arnhem Nursery

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Fresh and Dried Arrangements • Fresh and Dried Arrangements are to be delivered to the Hall on Friday 17 May 2019, 7.30 am - 11 am • Figures (eg animal, bird) made from fruit or vegetables must be presented on a firm base no larger than 20cm x 20cm. • Seeds and seed pod exhibits can be done as a wall plaque glued onto small plastic plate or similar, with a hanging cord attached. • If entering from a school or community group, please enter only 5 from each group in each class, due to space requirements.

Ages 8 years and under Class 2111 Figure made from fruit or vegetable Underhill family Class 2112 Article made from seeds or seed pods Findlay family Class 2113 Floral saucer Underhill family Class 2114 Dried miniature arrangement, max 10cm x 10cm Findlay Family Class 2115 Centre table arrangement, fresh flowers and foliage to suit a round table of 130cm Underhill family Ages 9 -12 years Class 2116 Figure made from fruit or vegetable Coolalinga Coffee & Cake Class 2117 Article made from seeds or pods Findlay Family Class 2118 Dried miniature arrangement, max 10cm x 10cm Findlay Family Class 2119 Fresh arrangement in novelty container, eg boot, teapot Territory Exotics & Watergardens Class 2120 Centre table arrangement, fresh flowers and foliage to suit a round table of 130cm Territory Exotics & Watergardens Ages 13-17 years Class 2121 Figure made from fruit or vegetable Rural Garden Supplies Class 2122 Arrangement of dried materials, natural, painted and/or lacquered Findlay family Class 2123 Decorated country style hat - flowers, fruit or combined materials Findlay family Class 2124 Fresh arrangement in novelty container eg boot, teapot Rural Garden Supplies Class 2125 Centre table arrangement, fresh flowers and foliage to suit a round table of 130cm Rural Garden Supplies

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Market Garden - Adult Important Information • All exhibits must be produced by the exhibitor. • AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety

Deliver to Hall • Thursday 16 May 2019, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm

Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Special Prizes: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Remote Area Tree Services Best in Section Rosette & $20 Curl Up & Dye Passionfruit (Class 12) 1st Prize Bag of Fertiliser Tropiculture Australia 2nd Prize Bag of Potting Mix Tropiculture Australia Hay Class 3001 Bale of locally grown hay SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Market Garden Class 3002 Beans, 100 gms min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3003 Capsicum x 3 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3004 Peppers/chillies x 3 Acacia Hills Farm Class 3005 Cucumbers x 2 Berry Springs Hardware Class 3006 Egg plants x 2 Turbo's Tyres Class 3007 Zucchini x 2 Rural Garden Club Class 3008 Ginger, 100 gms min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3009 Grapefruit x 2 Turbo's Tyres Class 3010 Lemons x 2 Turbo's Tyres Class 3011 Limes x 2 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3012 Passionfruit x 2 (1st Bag of Fertiliser, 2nd Bag of Potting Mix) Tropiculture Australia Class 3013 Pineapple x 1 Acacia Hills Farm Class 3014 Pawpaw x 1 ripe SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3015 Pawpaw x 1 green Rural Garden Club Class 3016 Pumpkin x 1 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3017 Squash SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3018 Sweet potatoes x 2 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3019 Tomatoes x 3, green or ripe SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3020 Vegetables AOV x 2 of a type SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3021 Fruit AOV x 2 of a type Rural Garden Club Class 3022 Collection of citrus, 4 varieties Rural Garden Club Class 3023 Collection of market garden vegetables, 4 varieties min Rural Garden Club Class 3024 Collection of fresh cut herbs, 4 min Curl Up & Dye

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Class 3025 Collection of potted herbs, 4 min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3026 Collection of Asian vegetables, 4 min Rural Garden Club

Eggs Class 3027 Hen eggs, tinted x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt Class 3028 Hen eggs, brown x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt Class 3029 Hen eggs, white x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt Class 3030 Duck eggs x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt Class 3031 Bantam eggs x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt

Bee Products Class 3032 Honey, light amber, 500gms Aerospace Engineering Class 3033 Honey, medium amber, 500gms Aerospace Engineering Class 3034 Honey, dark amber, 500gms Aerospace Engineering Class 3035 Capped frame of honey Aerospace Engineering Class 3036 1 x 100 gm block of melted beeswax Aerospace Engineering Class 3037 1 x 4 x 4 inch block of honeycomb in a 500 gm plastic container Aerospace Engineering

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Market Garden - Junior Important Information • All exhibits must be grown/produced by the exhibitor. • AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety Deliver to Hall • Thursday 16 May 2019, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm Entry Fees: Children $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Special Prize: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies

Ages 8 years and under Class 3101 Fruit or vegetable plant in a pot SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Class 3102 Potted herb/s, 1 pot only Arnhem Nursery Class 3103 Saucer of sprouts growing in cotton wool SAGE Landscape Material Supplies Ages 9 – 12 years Class 3104 Fruit or vegetable plant in a pot Arnhem Nursery Class 3105 Potted herb/s, 1 pot only Arnhem Nursery Class 3106 Fruit or vegetable, AV, 1 only Turbo's Tyres

Ages 13 – 17 years Class 3107 Fruit or vegetable plant in a pot Arnhem Nursery Class 3108 Potted herb/s, 1 pot only Arnhem Nursery Class 3109 Fruit or vegetable AV 1 only Turbo's Tyres

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Art - Adult Important Information This section is open to amateur artists only. • All entries/exhibits must not exceed 1 metre by 1 metre including frame and must be mounted and fitted with hooks/wire/cord attached, ready to hang. Exhibits that cannot be hung will not be accepted. The exception is Class 4005 Digital/computer generated art, which may be presented on paper or card ready to be pinned/velcroed to a display board. • Maximum 3 entries per person per class. • All entries must be own work. No entries completed before the preceding twelve months will be accepted. • All exhibits must have the exhibitors name and address printed on the back of each exhibit. • Judge's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. • Art definition: two dimensional drawings and paintings on backing equipped to be hung (Classes 4001, 4002, 4003). • Amateur artists are defined as artists who do not derive more than 25% of their annual income from the production of their artwork. Such income is to include prize monies, value of art awards and scholarships received during the 12 months prior to the Show. • Some of the art is for sale - please see the Steward in attendance. Deliver to Hall • Friday 10 May 2019, 7.30 am – 10 am and 3 pm - 6 pm Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Special Prize: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Floodlight Creative Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 Humpty Doo Newsagency Amateur Class 4001 Portrait, people or animals, any medium Paint & Create Darwin Class 4002 Territory subject, any medium Paint & Create Darwin Class 4003 Open subject, any 2D medium, painting, print, Paint & Create Darwin Class 4004 Art piece or sculpture, open subject, any item not eligible for exhibiting in other Art classes Art Antics Class 4005 Digital/computer generated art, any subject, printed Darwin Web Design Class 4006 Indigenous art, any subject or medium Paint & Create Darwin

Art - Junior Important Information • Only 5 exhibits per class per school grade/group (if entering through a school/community group) due to space restrictions. Exhibits for Classes 4101, 4105, 4109 and 4117 are limited to one per school grade/group. • Only one exhibit per person per class will be accepted.

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• All work must be the creation of the exhibitor. • Painting must be prepared with hooks for hanging or, if on paper, presented so that the exhibit may be pinned through 4 corners. Exhibits are not to be mounted on sheets larger than A4 (including border). • Maximum size of work not to exceed A4 except for Classes 4101, 4105, 4109 and 4117, where exhibits must not exceed 1.5 m x 1 m. • All exhibits must have child's name, age, grade and name of school in capitals on the back of each exhibit. School names are not to be printed on the front of any exhibits. • Private entries will be accepted in all categories. Deliver to Hall Friday 10 May 2019, 7.30 am - 10.30 am and 3 pm - 6pm

Entry Fees: Children $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Special Prize: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Floodlight Creative Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 Paint & Create Darwin Ages 5 years and under Class 4101 Group mural/collage, no larger than 1.5m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging Lia Finocchiaro MLA Class 4102 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Humpty Doo Newsagency Class 4103 Painting, any medium Humpty Doo Newsagency Class 4104 NT subject, any medium Coolalinga Newsagency Ages 6 - 8 years Class 4105 Group mural/collage 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging Humpty Doo Newsagency Class 4106 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Humpty Doo Newsagency Class 4107 Painting, any medium Humpty Doo Newsagency Class 4108 NT subject, any medium Humpty Doo Newsagency Ages 9- 12 years Class 4109 Group mural/collage 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging Coolalinga Newsagency Class 4110 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Karen Relph Class 4111 Painting, any medium Eva Lawler MLA Class 4112 NT subject, any medium Eva Lawler MLA Ages 13 - 17 years Class 4113 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Eva Lawler MLA Class 4114 Painting, any medium Eva Lawler MLA Class 4115 NT subject, any medium Eva Lawler MLA Class 4116 Digital/computer generated art, any subject, printed Lia Finocchiaro MLA Special Needs Class 4117 Group mural/collage 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging Eva Lawler MLA Class 4118 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Eva Lawler MLA Class 4119 Painting, any medium Eva Lawler MLA Class 4120 NT subject, any medium Lia Finocchiaro MLA

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Membership entitlements include: • entry to the 2019 Show for the duration of the Show • one carpark in the Members Carpark section • discounted entry fee to Hall & Livestock Section classes • Equestrian Vehicle Pass

Quantity Membership Price Total Family Membership: 2 x adults & 3 x children $66.00 (up to 3 children under 17yrs of age at 01/05/19) Adult Membership $35.00 Aged Pensioner Membership $10.00 Junior Membership (under 17yrs of age at 01/05/19) $10.00 Equestrian Vehicle Pass Required (1 pass only for gooseneck or horsefloat truck/trailer) Names & Details Adult: Adult: Child 1: DOB: Child 2: DOB: Child 3: DOB:

Contact & Delivery Details

Please tick:  I will collect pass/es from the Freds Pass Rural Show office  Post pass/es to following address: (*include $4.50 for Registered Post)  I require a Tax Invoice and my ABN is:

______Postal Address: ______Email : ______Phone Number: ______www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 37 Can you help your Show?

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Do you have some time to volunteer with the Freds Pass Rural Show? Would you like to have some fun and meet some great people?

We are looking for you! Freds Pass Rural Show is accepting applications for Volunteers for the 2019 Show. As a Volunteer, help may be required in the following areas:

• Administration Support • Hall • Livestock • Equestrian • Grounds • Roustabout • Paddock to Plate

VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION DETAILS Volunteer Name: ______Postal Address: ______Mobile: ______Phone: ______Email: ______Interests & areas that you can help: ______

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NT YOUNG RURAL ACHIEVER

Entrant’s Name: ______

Postal Address: ______

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Phone: ______

Email: ______

Date of Birth: ______

Format for Resume: • Name • Involvement in Agriculture/Horticulture outside school/work • Age & date of birth • Community interest groups • Phone/fax/email details • Special rural interests • Postal address • Personal achievements • School (if relevant) • Reason for submitting your entry • School history • Any other relevant comments • Current occupation (if relevant) • Interests & hobbies • Work history/school history/holiday jobs (if relevant) •Written Reference of Volunteer work for 3 hours

Junior Category:

Senior Category:

Speaking Topic:

Topic: The future and opportunities within the agricultural and pastoral industries in the NT are unlimited. Why should young people wanting to start their careers in these industries do so in the Northern Territory and what can employers do to attract them? I have read and understand the conditions of entry and agree to abide by the rules and regulations set out in this schedule. Entrant Signature: Entries Close: Friday 3th May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 39 40 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Junior Sections

ENTRY FORM

• Please print all details to avoid errors on Prize Card

No. Entry Section Class Description of Class Entries Fee

Total Amount:

Child’s Name: ______Entry Placed by: ______Postal Address: ______Phone: ______Email: ______School Grade or Group (if being entered by School/Group): ______Date of Birth: ______I declare these entries to be the bona fide work of the child: Entrant: ______Signature: ______

Entries Close: Friday 3rd May 2019

Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 41 42 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Adult Sections

ENTRY FORM

• Please print all details to avoid errors on Prize Card

No. Entry Section Class Description of Class Entries Fee

Total Amount:

Entrant’s Name: ______Postal Address: ______Phone: ______Email: ______I declare these entries to be my bona fide work: Entrant Signature: ______My involvement with Freds Pass Rural Show is based on a hobby: YES / NO (circle one) If NO state Business Name & ABN: ______• As you are claiming exhibiting activities as a business, stated prize money will be increased by 10% to cover GST • Where prize money is excess of $50, a recipient based tax invoice will be issued • If you do not provide an ABN, 48.5% of the prize money will be retained and forwarded to the ATO

Entries Close: Friday 3rd May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 43 44 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Livestock Section

ENTRY FORM

• Please print all details to avoid errors on Prize Card

No. Entry Section Class Description of Class Entries Fee

Total Amount:

Entrant’s Name: ______Age (if under 18 years of age)______Postal Address: ______Phone: ______Email: ______Large pens required - for Section Pets only: No. of pens req’d - for Goats and Pigs only:

I am aware of NLIS requirement (refer to Livestock Conditions of entry) and declare these entries to be my bona fide work: Entrant Signature: ______My involvement with Freds Pass Rural Show is based on a hobby: YES / NO (circle one) If NO, state Business Name & ABN: ______• As you are claiming exhibiting activities as a business, stated prize money will be increased by 10% to cover GST • Where prize money is excess of $50, a recipient based tax invoice will be issued • If you do not provide an ABN, 48.5% of the prize money will be retained and forwarded to the ATO

Entries Close: Poultry - Friday 22nd April, all other sections Friday 3rd May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 45 46 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Music Talent Quest

ENTRY FORM

• Please print all details clearly to avoid errors on Prize Card

1. Junior - 16 years & under Held: Saturday 18th May 4pm Name: ______Entry Fee: $5.00 Address: ______1st Prize: $200 plus trophy Type of Act: ______Runner Up: Name of Act: ______$50 plus trophy 2. Open - 17 years+ Held: Sunday 19th May 12:45pm Name: ______Entry Fee: $5.00 Address: ______1st Prize: $500 plus trophy Type of Act: ______Runner Up: Name of Act: ______$100 plus trophy Contact Person Name: ______Address: ______Phone: ______Email: ______

Conditions of Entry • Contestants will perform one act/song for judging but should have two prepared • Acts should be kept within a maximum of 4 minutes • CD backing will be allowed in this event but must have no vocals on it if the performance is vocal. Judging Criteria • Entertainment value • Stage presentation: confidence, delivery and attitude • Quality of performance By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the conditions of entry: Contact Person Signature: Print Name: ______Date: ______

Entries Close: Friday 17th May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 47 48 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Haystacking Competition

ENTRY FORM

• Entry Fee: $20 per Open Team, $10 per Junior Team • Please print all details to avoid errors on Prize Card Team’s Name: ______Organisation: ______Competitor #1: ______Competitor #2: ______Competitor #3: ______By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the contents of this disclaimer: Entrant Signature: ______

Print Name: ______Date: ______Parent/Guardian Consent for Participants Under 18yrs of Age

I ______being the parent/guardian of the above named ______confirm that I have read the whole of this document and have taken all necessary actions to ensure I am aware of the activity which the above named will be asked to participate in and consent to him/her participating. In doing so, I acknowledge that hay stacking activities are dangerous and that accidents causing death, bodily injury, disability and property damage can and do happen. I agree that neither the club/ coach, participants, Freds Pass Rural Show and its state bodies or any subdivision thereof, officials, volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors, advertisers, owners and lessees of premises used to conduct the Event/s shall be under any liability whatsoever for the death or any bodily injury, loss or damage which may be suffered or incurred by the above named or by me in being present at the Event/s except for the rights the above mentioned or I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) or similar State legislation. By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the contents of this disclaimer: Entrant Signature: ______

Print Name: ______Date: ______

Entries Close: Friday 17th May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 49 50 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au School Garden Competition

ENTRY FORM

School

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Contact person's name, email and phone details

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Please describe what you are growing in your school garden and what your garden promotes in terms of wellbeing for students/teachers. Explain what eco components are incorporated into the Schools Garden area

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I agree to abide by the rules of entry and agree that photos of this garden may be utilised for promotional purposes for the Freds Pass Rural Show.

¨ Yes - we require space for a mural, produce and/or photo display at the Show. (You will be contacted about the details)

Signed______(Student/teacher and or parent to sign)

Entries can be made online by visiting www.fredspassruralshow.com.au – click on appropriate entry form and payment may be made online by either EFT or credit card. Entry Fee $10 per school.

Entries Close: Friday 3rd May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 51 52 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Tart of the Show

ENTRY FORM

• Entry Fee: $2.40 non Members; $1.20 Members & Pensioners • Prize Money: $100 JILL NICHOLLS • Entries close Sunday 19 May 2019 at 11am • Judging conducted on Sunday 19 May in the Hall at 12 noon • Tarts to be delivered on Sunday 19 May by 11am to the Show Hall • All Exhibitors to be present for judging • Open Faced Sweet Tart: fruit, jam, etc • The base of the Tart must be a traditional short crust pastry base • All decoration must be edible • Tarts should be presented in a tin no larger than 26cm x 2.5cm • Tarts must be identified on a piece of card as to the type of tart.

Entrant’s Name: ______Postal Address: ______Phone: ______Email: ______I declare these entries to be my bona fide work:______Entrant Signature: ______My involvement with Freds Pass Rural Show is based on a hobby: YES / NO (circle one) If NO, state Business Name & ABN: ______

• As you are claiming exhibiting activities as a business, stated prize money will be increased by 10% to cover GST • Where prize money is excess of $50, a recipient based tax invoice will be issued • If you do not provide an ABN, 48.5% of the prize money will be retained and forwarded to the ATO

Kindly sponsored by: JILL NICHOLLS

Entries Close : Sunday 19th May 2019 Pay online with Credit Card: Post form & cheque payment to: Freds Pass Rural Show www.fredspassruralshow.com.au PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 53 54 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au Junior Tartlet of the Show

ENTRY FORM

• Entry Fee: $1.20 • Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 KAREN RELPH · Exhibitors must be under 17 years of age • Entries close Saturday 18 May at 11am • Tarts to be delivered on Saturday 18 May by 11am to the Show Hall • Judging conducted on Saturday 18 May in the Show Hall at 12 noon • All exhibitors must be present for judging • Open faced sweet tart: fruit, jam, chocolate etc • The base of the tart may be of any type • All decorations must be edible • Tarts should be presented in a tin no larger than 26cm x 2.5cm • Tarts must be identified on a piece of card as to the type of tart.

Child’s Name: ______

Entry Placed by: ______

Postal Address: ______

______

Phone: ______Email: ______

School Grade or Group (if being entered by School/Group): ______

______

Date of Birth: ______

I declare these entries to be the bona fide work of the child:

Entrant: ______

Signature: ______

Kindly sponsored by: KAREN RELPH

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Photography - Adult Regulations • A maximum of ONE entry per exhibitor is permitted in each class • Any exhibit previously entered in the Freds Pass Rural Show is not eligible • The name and address of the exhibitor, class and title must appear on the REVERSE side of every print; prints with identification marks or titles on the front will not be accepted. Blanks and untitled entries will not be accepted. This regulation ensures that exhibits are properly identified and judged impartially. • Each exhibitor is to place a small piece of velcro (scratchy/rough side) on each corner of the back of their photo so that it can be attached to the display board. The velcro may be placed on top of pieces of masking tape (optional) so that when the velcro is removed the photo isn't damaged. • Entries in frames are not eligible (it is not possible to display them properly at the show). • Prints must be NO LARGER than A4, with optional 2cm border mount. • All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor. Processing and printing may be done commercially. • The right is reserved to transfer any entry to a correct class if wrongly classified by the exhibitor.

Definitions Open May be of any subject Rural Images that show rural life Monochrome Black and white or sepia tone

Deliver to Hall • Friday 10 May 2019, 7.30 am - 10.30 am and 3 pm - 6 pm

Class 5001 Open monochrome print Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 5002 Open colour print Coolalinga Newsagency Class 5003 Rural subject Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 5004 Fun, friends & family, should be a group photo Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 5005 Portraiture, single individual Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 5006 Creative/digital imagery/altered reality Debbie Thiel

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Photography - Junior Important Information • Exhibitors must be under 17 years of age.

Regulations • A maximum of ONE entry per class per person is permitted • Any exhibit previously entered in the Freds Pass Rural Show is not eligible • The name and address of the exhibitor, class and title must appear on the REVERSE side of every print; prints with identification marks or titles on the front will not be accepted. Blanks and untitled entries will not be accepted. This regulation ensures that exhibits are properly identified and judged impartially. • Each exhibitor is to place a small piece of velcro (scratchy/rough side) on each corner of the back of their photo so that it can be attached to the display board. The velcro may be placed on top of pieces of masking tape (optional) so that when the velcro is removed the photo isn't damaged. • The right is reserved to transfer any entry to a correct class if wrongly classified by the exhibitor. • Prints must be NO LARGER than A4, with optional 2cm border. • Entries in frames are not eligible (it is not possible to display them properly at the Show)

Definitions Open May be of any subject Rural Images that show rural life Monochrome Black and white or sepia tone

Deliver to Hall • Friday 10 May 2019, 7.30 am - 10.30 am and 3 pm - 6 pm

Entry Fees: Children $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 4 May, no late entries will be accepted Special Prize: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Eva Lawler MLA Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries

Class 5101 Open monochrome print Promech Hire & Heavy Diesel Services Class 5102 Open colour print Joy Wood Class 5103 Rural subject Promech Hire & Heavy Diesel Services Class 5104 Fun, friends & family, should be a group photo Promech Hire & Heavy Diesel Services Class 5105 Portraiture, single individual Joy Wood Class 5106 Creative/digital imagery/altered reality Joy Wood

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Craft- Adult Important Information • All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor, with the exception of Classes 6009 & 6017, which cater for quilts made by more than one person. • If a class has size restrictions, any oversized exhibits will not be judged. • Definition of a quilt for exhibition at Freds Pass Rural Show: A quilt must consist of 3 layers – usually a patchwork or appliqued top or plain or embellished fabric, a layer of batting and a backing fabric; all three layers to be held together with hand or machine stitching. Deliver to Hall • Tuesday 14 May 2019, 7.30 am – 10.30 am and 3 pm – 6 pm Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 4 May, no late entries will be accepted Special Prizes: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Darwin Patchworkers & Quilters Best in Section Rosette & $20 Darwin Patchworkers & Quilters Best in Section Quilting (Classes 6008 - 6017) - $100 Joyce Maden Ruby Quilt Challenge (Class 6008) - 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50 Craft and Quilting Down The Track Group Quilt (Class 6009) - 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Jenny Armour Large Bed Quilt (Class 6012) - 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20 Craft and Quilting Down The Track Recycled Article (Class 6038) -1st $50 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Woodwork Class 6001 Lathe work, any article or piece Resistance Electrics Class 6002 Functional or ornamental piece Resistance Electrics Paper Craft Class 6003 Stamped cards x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6004 Fabric incorporated cards x 3 eg cross stitch, embroidery, patchwork Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6005 Paper craft card x 3 Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6006 Scrapbooking single page Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6007 Scrapbook album Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Patchwork, Quilting & Applique • All quilts must have a 10 cm hanging sleeve securely attached to the whole length of the top edge at the back. If temporary, it must be tacked. Pinned or safety pinned sleeves will not be accepted. • Sleeves for miniatures & Quilts of Love must be 4 cm deep, and the whole width of the quilt. • Quilts of Love will be donated by the Show Committee to maternity wards to be gifted to bereaved parents. • All quilts must be quilted by the maker on a domestic sewing machine, with the exception of Class 6017. • Class 6008 – Ruby Quilt Challenge - prizes will be awarded on the basis of design, workmanship and the quilts that, in the Judge's decision, best represents the theme of RUBY. • Class 6011 - Quilted item from recycled fabric - to be accompanied by an anonymous short statement and/or photograph of the source material, to be displayed with the entry. www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 59 SHOW HALL

Class 6008 Ruby Quilt Challenge - Quilt to be 30 cm x 30 cm and to represent the theme RUBY and be constructed of 3 layers held together by hand or machine quilting. Any 3-dimensional work must not protrude from the quilt more than 1 cm, 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50 Craft and Quilting Down The Track Class 6009 Group quilt, made by more than 1 person, max 200 cm longest side, 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Jenny Armour Class 6010 Junior quilt or quilted item, ages 6 – 17 years, max 200 cm longest side Darwin Patchwork & Quilters Class 6011 Quilted item from recycled fabric, max 200 cm longest side, state origin Darwin Patchwork & Quilters Class 6012 Large quilt, max 250 cm longest side, 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20 Craft and Quilting Down The Track Class 6013 Small quilt, max 150 cm longest side Darwin Patchwork & Quilters Class 6014 Miniature quilt, scaled down version of bed quilt, max 50 cm x 50 cm Darwin Patchwork & Quilters Class 6015 Quilt of Love, min 60 cm x 60 cm, max 90 cm x 90 cm Darwin Patchwork & Quilters Class 6016 Any other item, garment, bag, cushion etc using patchwork, applique or quilting techniques Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6017 Any quilt commercially quilted, max 250cm longest side Rural Canvassing Embroidery – Hand Only Class 6018 Cross stitched article Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6019 Hardanger, drawn thread etc CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6020 Table cloth, table centre or runner, on plain fabric or gingham CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6021 Small embroidered article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Embroidery – Machine Class 6022 Any article of clothing CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6023 Any other article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Sewing Class 6024 Dress, day or evening CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6025 Outfit for boy or girl CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6026 Any other article of clothing CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Knitting or Crocheting Class 6027 Baby set, min 3 garments, in 3 or 4 ply Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6028 Shawl or stole, any fibre Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6029 Doily, not exceeding 40 cm CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6030 Crochet edge on a small article Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6031 Hand bag or shopping bag Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6032 Knitted or crocheted rug CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6033 Any other knitted article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6034 Any other crocheted article Darwin Patchworkers & Quilters

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Dolls and Soft Toys Class 6035 Dressed doll, any medium Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6036 Cloth doll or teddy bear Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6037 Cuddly soft toy, felt, fabric, knitted or crocheted, not to exceed 45 cm high/long Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Other Craft Class 6038 Article using recycled materials, state origin of recycled medium 1st $50 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6039 Millinery, hat or fascinator Keetrix Hair Design Class 6040 Beadwork necklace Snappy Nappies by Darwin Laundries Class 6041 Folk art, max 40 cm x 40 cm Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6042 Leatherwork, any item Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6043 Pottery, max 40 cm x 40 cm Keetrix Hair Design Class 6044 Hobby ceramics, made from mould, any finish Palmerston Hobby Ceramics Class 6045 Any other article or craft Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild

Models • Model must not previously have been entered. • Sea, air, space or land vehicle. • All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor. • Models to be no larger than 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm and be presented on a firm board. Class 6046 Model Debbie Thiel

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Craft - Junior Important Information • All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor/s. • If a class has size restrictions, any oversized exhibits will not be judged. • Class projects - only one exhibit per grade/class. • Private entries accepted in all categories. • Scarecrows to be of traditional design, self-standing and may be individual or group efforts. • All models and lego must be on a firm base.

Deliver to Hall • Tuesday 14 May 2019, 7.30 am - 10.30 am, 3 pm - 6 pm Entry Fees: Children $1.20 Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Special Prize: Ruby Red Award - for the exhibit that best incorporates the colour red (being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) - $50 Eva Lawler MLA Best in Section Rosette & $20 Carol's Drafting Services Handcraft Class 6101 Ages 5 & under, Handcraft any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6102 Ages 6 - 8, Handcraft any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6103 Ages 9 -12, Handcraft any article Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6104 Ages 13 -17, Handcraft any article HHumpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild Class 6105 Ages 5 & under, Collage, max 40 cm x 40 cm Gary Higgins MLA Class 6106 Ages 6 - 8, Scarecrow freestanding Gary Higgins MLA Class 6107 Ages 9 - 12, Scarecrow freestanding Kezia Purick MLA Class 6108 Ages 13 - 17, Scarecrow freestanding Kezia Purick MLA Class 6109 Ages 6 - 8, Recycled items, state origin, max 1m x 1 m x 1m Gary Higgins MLA Class 6110 Ages 9 -12, Recycled item, state origin, max 1m x 1 mx 1m Gary Higgins MLA Class 6111 Ages 13 - 17, Recycled item, state origin, max 1m x 1m x 1 m Gary Higgins MLA Woodwork Class 6112 Ages 9 - 12, woodwork, any item Carol's Drafting Service Class 6113 Ages 13 - 17, Woodwork, any item Carol's Drafting Service Fabric Craft - embroidered, painted, printed, tie dyed etc Class 6114 Ages 8 & under, any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6115 Ages 9 - 12, any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch Class 6116 Ages 13 - 17, any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch

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Lego * Lego Construction to be OWN DESIGN and presented on a firm board • No exhibit shall be larger than 30 cm x 30 cm. Class 6117 Ages 8 & under, Lego Construction Carol's Drafting Service Class 6118 Ages 9 -12, Lego Construction Carol's Drafting Service Models • Models must not previously have been entered. • Sea, air, space or land vehicle. • All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor. • Models to be no larger than 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm and be presented on a firm board. Class 6119 Ages 8 & under, Model Aerospace Engineering Class 6120 Ages 9 - 17, Model Aerospace Engineering

Special Needs • If group entry, please select 5 per class/grade, due to space restrictions • Measurements must be adhered to. Class 6121 Craft, max 30 cm x 30 cm Maree Bredhauer Class 6122 Lego Construction, max 30 cm x 30 cm Aerospace Engineering Class 6123 Model, eg aircraft, ship, vehicle Aerospace Engineering Class 6124 Group craft project, max 1 m x 1 m Gary Higgins MLA

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Livestock Information for All Classes Conditions of Entry • Entry forms can be lodged and paid for online at www.fredspassruralshow.com.au or posted direct to Freds Pass Rural Show, PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839, or hand delivered to the Electorate Offices of Kezia Purick (Coolalinga), Gerry Woods (Howards Springs) or Gary Higgins (Berry Springs) between 4 March and 3 May, 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday with cash, cheque or money order. • All animals must be healthy and free from disease. Any animal that is, in the opinion of the Livestock Manager/steward not healthy or is diseased is to be removed immediately from the showgrounds. • Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements - Persons bringing any of the following animals to the Freds Pass Rural Show, either for competition, demonstration or display, must meet the requirements of the Livestock Act and Livestock Regulations: • cattle and buffalo • horses, including mules and donkeys • sheep, goats and pigs • alpacas, camels and llamas • deer • bees • crocodiles • there are no restrictions on moving poultry or pigeons. • All cattle, goats, pigs, deer and sheep entering the showgrounds must be identified • with a NLIS device and must be accompanied by a complete waybill which includes the property identification (PIC) of the property of origin. • The Steward will issue waybills for these animals leaving the Showgrounds. • The Freds Pass Rural Show will complete the upload of movement records to the NLIS Database. • Livestock returning interstate or below the tick line must have a clean Inspection and supervised treatment. • For further information contact The Regional Livestock Biosecurity Officer Rob Wait on 08 8999 2034 / 0401 115 802. Delivery & Collection • Cattle are to be delivered to the Livestock Pavilion on Friday 17 May 8 am to 12 noon. • Goats and pigs are to be delivered to the Livestock Pavilion on Friday 17 May 8 am and 10.30 am. • Exhibits may be removed between 5 pm and 6 pm on Saturday 18 May, due to fireworks. Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4 (unless otherwise stated)

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Pets Special Regulations • Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of Entry apply to some farmyard pets eg cattle, goats, sheep, pigs. • Exhibitors will be notified prior to the show if for any reason the exhibit is not accepted. • Exhibitors are required to provide their own secure cages, water and food containers. Feeding and watering is the responsibility of the exhibitor. • If LARGER pens are required, please mark it on entry form. • All exhibits will be vetted in. Any sick or incorrectly caged pets will not be accepted. • All entries are exhibited at owner's risk. • Exhibitors are required to be present during judging which commences at 10.30 am Saturday, to handle and display their pets as may be required by the judge. • Native animals must have a permit. Delivery & Collection • Exhibits will only be accepted at the Pet Pen, Noel's Ark, Saturday 18 May, between 9.30 am and 10 am. • All exhibits must be collected by 12 noon on Saturday 18 May, unless prior arrangement has been made with the Show Office. Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4 (unless otherwise stated)

Special Prizes

Champion Pet of Show Sash and $10 Girraween Veterinary Hospital Best Presented Pet Sash and $5 Girraween Veterinary Hospital Pet with Most Personality Sash and $5 Girraween Veterinary Hospital Class 7001 Rabbit, Guinea Pig, Mouse, Rat Girraween Veterinary Hospital Class 7002 Dog, Cat any breed Girraween Veterinary Hospital Class 7003 Bird / poultry Girraween Veterinary Hospital Class 7004 Farm animal - Foal, Lamb, Kid, Girraween Veterinary Hospital Piglet, Calf etc Class 7005 Native Animal Girraween Veterinary Hospital

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Goats Special Regulations • Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of Entry apply. • Food and water to be provided by the exhibitor, bedding straw and pens to be the responsibility of Freds Pass Rural Show. • Goats in this section need to be a full blood recognised in Australia, eg Anglo Nubian, Boer, British Alpine, Toggenburg. If in any doubt, contact Steward. • Exhibitors are asked to identify the number of pens they require. • Exhibitors should note the following: a) Goatling – refers to a female goat unkidded, between the ages of 12 and 24 months b) Buckling – refers to a male goat between the ages of 12 and 24 months c) Kid – refers to a goat under the age of 12 months • All of the above ages are at date of judging • The Goat Handlers Competition will be judged prior to and during the goat judging and will include aspects of care and preparation of the stock. • Judging will be on Friday 17 May 2019 at 11 am. Delivery & Collection, Livestock Pavilion • Deliver to Livestock Pavilion: Friday 17 May 2019 8 am to 10 am Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4 Champions Supreme Champion: Sash and $35 SH Build Champion Buck: From Classes 8004, 8005, 8006 - Sash & $15 Hungry Dog Excavations Champion Doe: From Classes 8001, 8002, 8003 - Sash & $15 Hungry Dog Excavations Champion Kid: From Classes 8003 & 8006 - Sash & $15 TAK Plumbing Champion Goatling or Buckling: From Classes 8002 & 8005 - Sash & $15 TAK Plumbing Champion Breeding Pen: From Classes 8007 & 8008 - Sash & $15 SH Build

Class 8001 Doe SH Build Class 8002 Goatling SH Build Class 8003 Doe Kid SH Build Class 8004 Buck SH Build Class 8005 Buckling SH Build Class 8006 Buck Kid SH Build Class 8007 Dam and Progeny (Buck or Doe) SH Build Class 8008 Sire and Progeny (Buck or Doe) SH Build Goat Handlers Competition Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday 17 May 2019. Winner is eligible for Champion Handler selection. First Prize: Sash and $20 Class 8009 Goat Handlers Competition SH Build

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Pigs Special Regulations • Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of Entry apply. • Food and water to be provided by the exhibitor, bedding straw and pens to be the responsibility of Freds Pass Rural Show. • All breeds accepted • The Pig Handlers Competition will be judged prior to and during the classes judging and will include aspects of care and preparation of the stock. • Judging will be on Friday 17 May 2019 at 11 am

Delivery & Collection, Livestock Pavilion • Deliver to Livestock Pavilion: Friday 17 May 2019 8 am to 10.30 am Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4

Champions Champion Male: Sash and $35 Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade Champion Female: Sash and $35 Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade

Class 9001 Female under 12 months Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade Class 9002 Female over 12 months Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade Class 9003 Male under 12 months Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade Class 9004 Male over 12 months Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade

Pig Handlers Competition Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday 17 May. Winner is eligible for Champion Handler selection. First Prize: Sash and $20 Class 9005 Junior Pig Handler (15 years and under) Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade Class 9006 Senior Pig Handler (16 – 25 years) Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade

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Cattle Special Regulations • Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of Entry apply. • Food and water to be provided by the exhibitor, bedding straw and pens to be the responsibility of Freds Pass Rural Show. • All nominated cattle to attend Freds Pass Rural Show must be identified with a RFID before delivery to the showgrounds. • The cattle must be accompanied by a complete Waybill which includes the property identification (PIC) of the property of origin. • The Cattle Steward will issue Waybills for cattle leaving the showgrounds. • The Freds Pass Rural Show will complete the upload of movement records to the NLIS Database. Stock returning interstate or below the tick line must be supervised with certificate. • Stud stock will be judged in an open ring starting 9 am Saturday 18 May. Led stock over 12 months old must have a nose ring or clip for safety requirements. • Other exhibits will be judged in their pens following the stud cattle judging. • The Cattle Judging Competition will be judged prior to and during the cattle judging • The Cattle Handlers Competition will be judged prior to and during the stud cattle judging and will include aspects of care and preparation of the stock. • A new class will not be made for three or more of any breed without a minimum of two exhibitors in that class, or by the Judges or Chief Steward's consent. • Stud stock should be available for the Grand Parade at 2 pm Saturday. Delivery & Collection, Livestock Pavilion • Deliver to Livestock Pavilion: Friday, 17 May 2019, 8am to 12 noon Entries Close: Friday 3 May 2019, no late entries will be accepted Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members and Pensioners $1.20 Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4 Champions Champion Male: Sash & $150 NT Cattlemen’s Association Champion Female: Sash & $150 NT Cattlemen’s Association Ribbons for 1st 2nd 3rd Champion Handler: Sash and Leading Cane (judged from winners of the Pigs, Goats and Cattle Handlers Competitions) Landmark Stud Cattle Class 10001 Male under 12 months Humpty Doo Butchers Class 10002 Female under 12 months DMAK Plumbing Class 10003 Male 13 – 24 months DMAK Plumbing Class 10004 Female 13 – 24 months DMAK Plumbing Class 10005 Male over 2 years DMAK Plumbing Class 10006 Female over 2 years DMAK Plumbing Blockie’s Beast Class 10007 Unregistered male (bull or steer) max 2 permanent teeth GCT Electrical Class 10008 Unregistered female (cow or heifer) max 2 permanent teeth GCT Electrical 70 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au LIVESTOCK

Any Other Breed Class 10009 Any other breed GCT Electrical Class 10010 Export feeder steer: 250 – 350 kg GCT Electrical Class 10011 Export feeder steer: under 250 kg GCT Electrical

Cattle Handlers Competition Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday 17 May 2019. Winner is eligible for Champion Handler selection. First Prize for each class: Sash and $20 Class 10012 Junior Cattle Handler (15 years and under) NT Cattlemen’s Association Class 10013 Senior Cattle Handler (16-25 years) NT Cattlemen’s Association

Cattle Judging Competition Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday 18 May 2019. Winner is eligible for Champion Handler selection. First Prize for each class: Sash and $20 Class 10014 Junior Cattle Judge (15 years and under) Debbie Thiel Class 10015 Senior Cattle Judge (16- 25 years) Debbie Thiel

Poultry ENTRIES CLOSE: Monday 22 April 2019, no late entries will be accepted ENTRY FEES: Members and Pensioners $1.20, Non-Members $2.40 PRIZE MONEY: First $10, Second $6, Third $4 JUDGING: Friday 17th May at 9am. JUDGE: Brian Bennett (Tas) CHIEF STEWARD: Darien Pearce Ph: 0412 554 006

SPECIAL REGULATIONS PAVILION HOURS: OPEN at 9am - Saturday and Sunday. CLOSE at 6.30pm Saturday and 3pm Sunday. JUDGING: Judging of all birds will be judged in accordance with the Australian Poultry Standards. DELIVERY: All poultry must be delivered to Stewards, Poultry Pavilion, Fred’s Pass Showgrounds, between 1pm and 6pm on Thursday 16th May and must remain for the duration of the Show. COLLECTION: All Poultry must be removed between 3pm and 6pm on Sunday 19th May. ENTRIES: PLEASE STATE VARIETY AND COLOUR ON ENTRY FORM. It is anticipated that all entries received will be accepted. However, the Committee reserves the right to reduce the number of entries which may be accepted in any class or classes should there be insufficient penning space to accommodate all entries. Leg bands may be worn but must not identify the owner or breeder.

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HEALTH: Exhibitors are requested to ensure their exhibits are in good health and condition when delivered to the Poultry Pavilion. Exhibits showing signs of sickness, disease, vermin or poor condition will be refused acceptance. Exhibitors are requested to ensure that exhibits are clean by examining their birds for lice and vermin prior to delivery. Properly prepared, clean exhibits in good show condition bring credit to the exhibitors and the show. Please help to maintain a high standard. CLASSES: No exhibit may be entered in more than one class. Should an exhibit be incorrectly entered in more than one class, such exhibit shall be deemed ineligible to compete in any class other than the first one in which its name or particulars appear in this Schedule. Birds entered in Breeding Classes are not eligible for individual awards of any nature. A new class may be made for three or more of any breed or variety exhibited, with a minimum two exhibitors in that class or at the Chief Steward’s discretion. In any other variety classes (AOV) please state variety & colour on entry form. In any class when there is more than one colour in the breed the colour should be advised on the entry form. HANDLING: Birds are not to be handled after 8 am on day of judging. FOOD: Food containers to be removed where necessary by Steward prior to judging. Standard food only in pens prior and during judging. Selected feed can be replaced after judging. Only Stewards to feed and water birds at all times. EGGS: Eggs laid during show will be disposed of unless special arrangements are made with the chief steward. DEFINITIONS: A.O.V. = any other variety A.V. = Any Variety A.O.C. = Any other colour A.C. = any colour A.B. = Any Breed O.E.G. = Old English Game “Breeding Pair” = One male and one female (breed to be specified).

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SPECIAL AWARDS Champion Bird of Show $50 & Trophy & Sash Darwin & Rural Poultry Club Reserve Champion Bird of Show $25 & Sash Gerry Wood MLA Champion Breeding Pair $15 & Sash Darwin & Rural Poultry Club Champion Standard $15 & Sash Protek Mobile Repairs & Accessories Champion Standard Heavy Breed $15 & Sash Protek Mobile Repairs & Accessories Champion Standard Light Breed $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Hardfeather Heavy $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Hardfeather Light $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Hardfeather Bantam $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Softfeather Bantam $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Bantam $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Silkie $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion OEG $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Belgian $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Water Fowl $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Champion Turkey $15 & Sash Daves Mini Digger Hire Best Junior Exhibit (7 - 17 years) Trophy Gerry Wood MLA Champion Backyard Poultry Sash Gerry Wood MLA Ruby Red Award $50 voucher Territory Stock Feed for the bird with the reddest plumage (red being the theme colour for the Freds Pass Rural Show's 40th year) STANDARD HEAVY BREEDS Class 11001 Australorp Cock A.C. JH Concrete Class 11002 Australorp Hen A.C. JH Concrete Class 11003 Australorp Cockerel A.C. JH Concrete Class 11004 Australorp Pullet A.C. JH Concrete Class 11005 Sussex Cock A.C. JH Concrete Class 11006 Sussex Hen A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy Class 11007 Sussex Cockerel A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy Class 11008 Sussex Pullet A.C Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy Class 11009 Rhode Island Cock A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy. Class 11010 Rhode Island Hen A.C Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy Class 11011 Rhode Island Cockerel A.C.. Secondhand Building Supplies Class 11012 Rhode Island Pullet A.C. Secondhand Building Supplies Class 11013 Plymouth Rock Cock A.C. Secondhand Building Supplies Class 11014 Plymouth Rock Hen A.C. Secondhand Building Supplies Class 11015 Plymouth Rock Cockerel A.C.. Secondhand Building Supplies Class 11016 Plymouth Rock Pullet A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin Class 11017 Langshan Cock A.C Hire A Hubby Darwin Class 11018 Langshan Hen A.C Hire A Hubby Darwin Class 11019 Langshan Cockerel A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin Class 11020 Langshan Pullet A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin Class 11021 Wyandotte Cock A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors Class 11022 Wyandotte Hen A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 73 LIVESTOCK

Class 11023 Wyandotte Cockerel A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors Class 11024 Wyandotte Pullet A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors Class 11025 A.O.V Heavy Breed Cock Advanced Civil Contractors Class 11026 A.O.V Heavy Breed Hen Humpty Doo Post Office Class 11027 A.O.V Heavy Breed Cockerel Humpty Doo Post Office Class 11028 A.O.V Heavy Breed Pullet Humpty Doo Post Office STANDARD LIGHT BREEDS Class 11029 Ancona Cock A.C. . Humpty Doo Post Office Class 11030 Ancona Hen A.C. Humpty Doo Post Office Class 11031 Ancona Cockerel A.C. NT Electrical Group Class 11032 Ancona Pullet A.C. NT Electrical Group Class 11033 Silkie White Cock NT Electrical Group Class 11034 Silkie White Hen NT Electrical Group Class 11035 Silkie White Cockerel NT Electrical Group Class 11036 Silkie White Pullet NT Electrical Group Class 11037 Silkie Cock A.O.C. NT Electrical Group Class 11038 Silkie Hen A.O.C. NT Electrical Group Class 11039 Silkie Cockerel A.O.C NT Electrical Group Class 11040 Silkie Pullet A.O.C. NT Electrical Group Class 11041 A.O.V Light Breed Cock NT Electrical Group Class 11042 A.O.V. Light Breed Hen Barden Investments Class 11043 A.O.V Light Breed Cockerel Barden Investments Class 11044 A.O.V. Light Breed Pullet Barden Investments HARDFEATHER HEAVY BREED Class 11045 A.V. Hardfeather Heavy Cock Barden Investments Class 11046 A.V. Hardfeather Heavy Hen Barden Investments Class 11047 A.V. Hard Feather Cockerel Barden Investments Class 11048 Hard Feather Pullet Barden Investments HARDFEATHER LIGHT BREED Class 11049 American Game Fowl Cock A.C. A.C. Barden Investments Class 11050 American Game Fowl Hen A.C A.C Barden Investments Class 11051 American Game Fowl Cockerel A.C. AP Screens & Maintenance Class 11052 American Game Fowl Pullet A.C. AP Screens & Maintenance Class 11053 O.E.G. Cock A.C Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11054 O.E.G. Hen A.C. Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11055 O.E.G. Cockerel A.C. Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11056 O.E.G. Pullet A.C. Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11057 A.O.V. Hardfeather Light Cock Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11058 A.O.V. Hardfeather Light Hen Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11059 A.O.V. Hardfeather Light Cockerel Creative Jewellers Studio Class 11060 A.O.V. Hardfeather Light Pullet Creative Jewellers Studio BANTAMS Class 11061 O.E.G. Blue/Red Cock LD Bookkeeping Class 11062 O.E.G. Blue/Red Cockerel LD Bookkeeping 74 www.fredspassruralshow.com.au LIVESTOCK

Class 11063 O.E.G. Bluetail Wheaten Hen Clayton Consultants Class 11064 O.E.G. Bluetail Wheaten Pullet Clayton Consultants Class 11065 O.E.G. Black/Red Cock Clayton Consultants Class 11066 O.E.G. Black/Red Cockerel Clayton Consultants Class 11067 O.E.G. Partridge Hen Clayton Consultants Class 11068 O.E.G. Partridge Pullet Clayton Consultants Class 11069 O.E.G. Wheaten Hen Clayton Consultants Class 11070 O.E.G. Wheaten Pullet Acacia Hills Farm Class 11071 O.E.G. Spangled Cock Acacia Hills Farm Class 11072 O.E.G. Spangled Hen Acacia Hills Farm Class 11073 O.E.G. Spangled Cockerel Kezia Purick MLA Class 11074 O.E.G. Spangled Pullet Kezia Purick MLA Class 11075 O.E.G. Duckwing Cock Humpty Doo Hardware Class 11076 O.E.G. Duckwing Hen Humpty Doo Hardware Class 11077 O.E.G. Duckwing Cockerel Berry Springs Hardware Class 11078 O.E.G. Duckwing Pullet HD Pumps Class 11079 O.E.G. Cock A.O.C HD Pumps Class 11080 O.E.G. Hen A.O.C HD Pumps Class 11081 O.E.G. Cockerel A.O.C. HD Pumps Class 11082 O.E.G. Pullet A.O.C. HD Pumps Class 11083 A.O.V. Hardfeather Cock Gerry Wood MLA Class 11084 A.O.V. Hardfeather Hen Kurr Industries Class 11085 A.O.V. Hardfeather Cockerel Kurr Industries Class 11086 A.O.V. Hardfeather Pullet Gary Higgins MLA Class 11087 Australorp Cock A.C. Gary Higgins MLA Class 11088 Australorp Hen A.C. Gary Higgins MLA Class 11089 Australorp Cockerel A.C. Gary Higgins MLA Class 11090 Australorp Pullet A.C. Gary Higgins MLA Class 11091 Ancona Cock A.C. Gary Higgins MLA Class 11092 Ancona Hen A.C. Gary Higgins MLA Class 11093 Ancona Cockerel A.C. Marty Hall Class 11094 Ancona Pullet A.C. Remote Area Tree Services Class 11095 Belgian Cock A.C. Remote Area Tree Services Class 11096 Belgian Hen A.C. Remote Area Tree Services Class 11097 Belgian Cockerel A.C. Remote Area Tree Services Class 11098 Belgian Pullet A.C. Remote Area Tree Services Class 11099 Pekin Black Cock Remote Area Tree Services Class 11100 Pekin Black Hen Remote Area Tree Services Class 11101 Pekin Black Cockerel Dangerzone Electrical Class 11102 Pekin Black Pullet Dangerzone Electrical Class 11103 Pekin Cock A.O.C. Dangerzone Electrical Class 11104 Pekin Hen A.O.C. Dangerzone Electrical Class 11105 Pekin Cockerel A.O.C. Dangerzone Electrical Class 11106 Pekin Pullet A.O.C. Dangerzone Electrical Class 11107 Langshan Cock A.C. Dangerzone Electrical Class 11108 Langshan Hen A.C. Dangerzone Electrical Class 11109 Langshan Cockerel A.C. Dangerzone Electrical www.fredspassruralshow.com.au 75 LIVESTOCK

Class 11111 A.O.V. Soft Feather Cock Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11112 A.O.V. Soft Feather Hen Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11113 A.O.V. Soft Feather Cockerel Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11114 A.O.V. Soft Feather Pullet Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11115 Rhode Island Cock A.C. Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11116 Rhode Island Hen A.C. Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11117 Rhode Island Cockerel A.C. Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11118 Rhode Island Pullet A.C. Easy Loans Coolalinga BREEDING PAIRS Class 11119 Standard Heavy Breed Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11120 Standard Light Breed Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11121 Hardfeather Heavy Breed Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11122 Hardfeather Light Breed Easy Loans Coolalinga Class 11123 Bantam Soft Feather RD Fencing Class 11124 Bantam Hard Feather RD Fencing Class 11125 Ducks Territory Plumbing Supplies DUCKS Class 11126 Muscovy Drake A.C Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11127 Muscovy Duck A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11128 Indian Runner Drake A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11129 Indian Runner Duck A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11130 Light Breed Drake A.O.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11131 Light Breed Duck A.0.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11132 Large Drake A.O.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11133 Large Duck A.O.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11134 Mallard Drake A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11135 Mallard Duck A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11136 Bantam Drake A.O.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11137 Bantam Duck A.O.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies GEESE Class 11138 Gander A.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11139 Goose A.V. Territory Plumbing Supplies TURKEYS Class 11140 Tom A.C Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11141 Hen A.C Territory Plumbing Supplies BACKYARD POULTRY Class 11142 Large Breed Cock A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11143 Large Breed Hen A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11144 Bantam Cock A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11145 Bantam Hen A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11146 Drake A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies Class 11147 Duck A.C. Territory Plumbing Supplies

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO ALL EQUESTRIAN PARTICIPANTS • Freds Pass Rural Show has successfully implemented a system where Entry Passes to the Show must be pre-purchased. This alleviates the bottleneck of traffic leading into the Reserve. • Passes can be purchased online at www.fredspassruralshow.com.au. Equestrian Vehicle Passes are only available with the purchase of a Show Membership. • WITHOUT A SHOW PASS THERE WILL BE NO ENTRY TO THE SHOW GROUNDS • Without an Equestrian Vehicle Pass Competitors will be unable to enter side gate to the equestrian area for parking (truck or float) and will be required to park (truck or float) in the general parking area. • Refunds are subject to the production of a Vet or Doctor Certificate stating that the horse/rider was suffering a condition that would prevent them from competing. • Day Passes/Entry can be purchased at the Show entry points. Day competitors will be required to park their float/truck in the general parking area unless they have pre-purchased a Show Membership with Equestrian Vehicle Pass. • Horses returning from interstate or below the tick line require an inspection, supervised treatment and permit from the Stock Inspector. • For further information contact The Regional Livestock Biosecurity officer Rob Wait on 08 8999 2034 /0401 115 802 • All entries are to be directed back to the society running the event.

Special Note: • Any events not supported this year may be eliminated from the program in future years • Classes may be split if sufficient entries • Class may be cancelled at the FPRS Committee discretion

Stables and Camping All competitors will require a stable which can be booked on Nominate Any competitor requiring camping can book on Nominate

Nominate – Book Stables/Camping Here – Freds Pass – Select Stables or Camping Inquiries email [email protected]

Entries Close: Individually stated in each area.

All Equestrian Competitors will require an Equestrian Vehicle Pass to enable them to park in the Equestrian car park. Without an Equestrian Vehicle Pass you will have to park in the general parking area. All competitors, spectators will be required to have a membership wrist band no band no entry. Equestrian Vehicle Passes can only be obtained with a Show Membership purchase, and can be obtained online or from the Show Office. There will be NO EXCEPTIONS

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Important Information for Show Jumping • See important information to all Equestrian Participants on page 76/77 • All entries are to be done via Global Entries Online (www.globalentries.com.au). • Late nominations will not be accepted.

INSURANCE LEVY: Equestrian Disclaimer is to be completed via Global Entries Online. Judge: Karen Ruzsicska (FEI 1) & Susanne Brutsch (EA 1) Course Designer: TBA Delays: Show Jumping will not be delayed for competitors competing in other events at the same time. The Draw: A draw will be displayed on Global Entries Online and where possible, emailed to competitors. All classes will run in draw order. Grading: Grading is subject to the Darwin Show Jumping grading system and Equestrian Australia grading system. Horses entered into the wrong class will be placed on the draw as HC, where allowed. Saddlery: May be inspected by the organising committee, and competitors may be directed at the sole discretion of the organising committee to make their gear safe and/or to remove any gear that is not permitted, the competitor shall not be permitted to take part in any jumping events until they have complied with such directions. Dress: • Equestrian Australia Summer Dress rules will apply. • Jodhpurs or breeches (must be white, beige, light beige or similar in colour. Multi coloured jodhpurs will not be accepted). • Jackets are optional, but preferred. , lf no jacket is worn, shirts must not be sleeveless. If the shirt is long sleeved, the sleeves must be rolled down and buttoned. • Riders must wear a dress shirt and business tie or a dress shirt with rat catcher collar done up (capped sleeves or variants will not be accepted). • Competitors may be directed by the organising committee to change clothing that is not regulation and shall not be allowed to compete until the competitor has complied with that direction. • As per the EA General Regulations, Article 122.2: Dress and Salute, the following will apply: Protective headgear must conform with one of the current approved safety standards: • Current Australian standard AS/NZS 3838 (2006 onwards) provided they are SAI Global marked. • New Australian standard ARB HS 2012 provided they are SAI Global marked. • Current American standard ASTM F1163 (2004a or 04a onwards) provided they are SEI marked. • Current American standard SNELL E2001. • Current British standard PAS 015 (1998 or 2011) provided they are BSI Kitemarked. • Interim European Standard VG1 (01.040: 2014-12) with or without BSI Kitemark. • Queries: [email protected] www.fredspassruralshow.com.au

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Proudly Sponsored by HyGain Sunday 19th May Show Jumping – Main Arena 8.30am Start 1. Novice One Round Stakes (60cm) – Art No. 238 2.1 2. Elementary (70cm) – 238 1.2 & 245 3 (AM7) 3. Prelim D One Round Stakes (80cm) – Art No. 238. 2.1 4. Open (90cm) – 238 1.2 & 245 3 (AM7) 5. Open 1m One Round Stakes – Art No. 238 6. Open 1.10m – Art No. 238 2.2 7. Open Six Bar (first round max height of last fence 90cm) – Art 262.3

Entry Details • All riders must be current members of DSJC to enter. • All Entries for Show Jumping Classes are via Global Entries Online under Darwin Show Jumping Club http://www.globalentriesonline.com.au/ • $15.00 entry fee for all classes • Course Crew Levy; • $15 per rider • All Riders must also complete and return to Freds Pass Rural Show Committee a Freds Pass Membership Form for membership entry of Freds Pass Rural Show. • Entries for Show Jumping Close via Global Entries Online on Wednesday 15th May 9pm

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Important Information • See Important Information to all Equestrian Participants on page 75 • All entries Led/Rider/Hack to be directed to: [email protected] • Classes may be split if sufficient entries. Fred’s Pass Show Horse classes are run in accordance with Show Horse Council Australasia rules. For full completion rules please refer to www.showhorsecouncilaust.com.au ENTRIES & PAYMENTS: Close of entries is Monday 13 May 2019 All entries must be submitted via Nominate: www.nominate.com.au Entrants not members of NTSHA must pay day membership of $25.00. Class cost is $6 per class for NTSHA members & $8 for non-members. INSURANCE LEVY: Equestrian Disclaimer is to be completed by all competitors and forwarded with entries. REFUNDS: Refunds are subject to the production of a Vet or Doctors certificate stating that the horse/rider was suffering a condition that would prevent them from competing. Incorrect entries WILL NOT be refunded and a $20 administration fee will be charged. COMPETITORS: All competitors compete at their own risk. PROTEST: Any protest accompanied by a non-refundable fee of $100 must be in writing, and handed to the Ringmaster, within 15 minutes of the incident. Ruling on the protest by the NT Show Horse Association Disputes Committee will befinal. FEED & WATERING: Whilst horses are on the Reserve the feeding and watering of them is the responsibility of the owner/exhibitor. HEALTH: All horses must be free from contagious disease. Veterinary inspections may be carried out at any time and horses which, in the opinion of the Veterinarian, show signs of contagious disease, shall, if the organisers so order, be removed from the Reserve by the exhibitor at his/her expense. DRUG TESTING AND TREATMENT RULES: It is the intention of the Drug Testing and Treatment Rules (Show Horse Council Australasia) all horses perform, at the time of competition, without any prohibited or banned substance/s within their system. A treatment sheet is required to be lodged to the NT Show Horse Assoc for any horse that has been administered any treatment, foreign substance, medication, drug, prohibited substance or banned substance, within 30 days of competition. Swabbing maybe conducted on a random or for cause basis. ETIQUETTE: Competitors at all times will display correct manners to judges and officials. Failure to do so will result in exclusion from the remainder of the Show and further action may be taken at the discretion of the organisers. EQUIPMENT: Saddlery must be in a safe condition to the satisfaction of the organisers, or the competitor will not be allowed to compete

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ILL TREATMENT OF HORSES: Ill treatment of horses will not be tolerated and will result in automatic disqualification from further competition. TIMES: Order of events shown in the program is a guide only. It is the responsibility of competitors to ensure they are ready for any event in which they are entering. The organisers reserve the right to vary the order and times of events as they see fit. CHAMPIONSHIPS: The second place getters in all classes that qualify for Champion (denoted with *) must stand-by, and the horse/ rider that placed second to the horse/rider sashed. Champion will be required for the judging of the Reserve Champion. MEASURING: All horses entered in classes where height is specified must have a current SHC measuring certificate. All Height must be produced to Marshall on request before entering the Ring. ATTIRE: To be in accordance with SHC rules. Suitable attire must be worn by all riders (jackets and plaiting is preferred in Hacking rings). Any handler or rider, who, in the opinion of the organisers, is not properly attired, will not be allowed to compete. Plaiting and jackets are optional in ring 3 or in the working horse class. AGE OF COMPETITORS: for classes determined by age, age is at the day of competition. APPROVED HEADGEAR: Riders/handlers Under 17 years of age must wear approved headgear to the current Australian (AS/NZ 3838; 1998 or European (EN 1384), or US (ASTNF 1163) standard. Riders 17 years of age and over are also permitted to wear bowlers and top hats. LED CLASSES: Horse’s age as at 1 August. Thoroughbred/ASH/QH/RPSB/ Welsh/Arab — Horses entered in these classes MUST have been registered. However, registration does not need to be current or financial. Copy of registration certificate to be included with entries. Only horses that are not eligible for a specific breed class are eligible for the "Any Other Breed " class. JUNIOR RIDERS: Riders/handlers Under 17 years of age are not permitted to wear long boots in rider classes and Smartest on Parade. This includes gaiters and chapettes. Junior Handlers must wear approved headgear in led classes. LEADING REIN: Pony can n/e 12hh and must be ridden by a child 3yrs and under 8 years on the day of show. Snaffle bridle only (egg butt or rings only). Attendant must fix the leading rein to the noseband; and at all times lead with the rein in the left hand; string or any aid fastened to the saddle to keep the pony's head in position is not permitted; No spurs or whips; Handler may carry a cane (not exceeding 40cm). Rider are not permitted to ride in any “off-lead” classes at this show.

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PRELIMINARY HACK, HUNTER, is one that has not been placed 1st, Champion or Reserve RIDER CLASSES in an Open ridden Hack class/event at any Royal Show or has never been the Winner or Runner Up at the Grand National, any State HOTY Title or has never been the Winner of any HOTY Intermediate or Preliminary Title.

FIRST RIDDEN PONY CLASSES: Ponies are not to exceed 14hh, aged three years & over, ridden by a child aged 5yrs & under 12 yrs. A snaffle bit must be used (egg butt or rings only), with a cavesson noseband, a narrow strap may be attached to the front of the saddle. Cane to not exceed 40cm, no spurs permitted. HUNTER / HACK CLASSES: Horses may only compete as either a Hack or Show Hunter NOT BOTH. OFF THE TRACK THOROUGHBRED: Horses must have competed in an official trial or started in a race, locally, nationally or internationally to be eligible to compete. Top 3 place getters will be eligible for the final. ENTRY CHECKLIST: • 2019 measurement certificate if entered in classes determined by a height. Copy of certificate to be submitted. • Insurance disclaimer has been completed, signed and attached to entries. • NTSHA Day Membership form(s) have been completed, signed & attached to entries. • Relevant registration certificate for breed classes. • Evidence of SHC membership and horse registration where required. • Freds Pass Show Equestrian Membership purchased from Freds Pass Rural Show Office.

RELEVANT LINKS: • NT Show Horse Association www.ntshowhorse.com.au • Nominate – To enter classes www.nominate.com.au