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Sections

A   - Agricultural Produce
Aa - Agricultural Produce - Junior
B   - Farm Produce
C   - Cooking
Ca - Cooking - Junior
D   - Preserves and Salads
E   - Fruit
F   - Vegetables
Fa - Vegetables - Junior
G   - Homebrew
I   - Handicrafts - Open
Ia - Handicrafts - Open - Junior
J   - Needlework
Ja - Needlework, Junior
K   - Art
Ka - Art - Junior
L   - Photography
M   - Flowers
N   - Flowers - Arranged
Na - Flowers - Junior
O   - Pets
P   - Pigeons
Pa - Pigeons - Junior
Q   - Poultry
Qa - Poultry - Junior
R   - Sheep - British Breeds
S   - Sheep - Merino
T   - Wool
U   - Shearing
V   - Cattle - Beef
W  - Cattle - Prime
X   - Ring Events
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Crystal Brook


Show

Mid North, South Australia

The 2007 Crystal Brook Show will be on 11th August
The 2008 Show will be on 9th August

Site created 2004/08/20, last modified 2007/07/05
For feedback contact daveclarkecb@yahoo.com
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The information on this Internet site should not be taken as definitive.
The Crystal Brook Show book, from which this has been copied, should be consulted for accurate information.



Scenes from the 2006 Crystal Brook Show

Crystal Brook show




Printable Entry Form





Section A - Agricultural Produce

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 3rd AUGUST
All Prize Money in Section A has been donated by KERIN AGENCIES.
Prize money will be paid out by the convenor between
11.30 a.m. - 12 noon on Showday.
CONVENOR - Mr B Crouch, Phone (08) 8636 6217
STEWARDS - I. Seidel, J. Young, and B. Bowman.
All exhibits must be at Show Pavilion by 9.15 a.m.

The following conditions have been made by this Society:
1. Exhibits must be bona fide grown or produced by the Exhibitor.
2. All exhibits must be clearly branded with the Section No, Class No.and Variety.
3. The Society reserves the right to amend entries if they are made in the wrong class.
4. Grain, which in the opinion of the Judges, has been submitted to any process
that will reduce germinating power, will be disqualified.
5. Entries to be shown in a sealed bag.
6. Any entries of grain that have been pickled will be disqualified.
7. Any grain entries contaminated with weevil will be disqualified.
8. No competitor to take more than one prize in one class with the same variety of produce.
9. ALL PRODUCE ENTERED MUST BE CURRENT SEASON.
10. Only hard, ASW and soft varieties accepted by Aust. Wheat Board standards will be judged.
11. To be judged on Australian Barley/Australian Wheat Board receival standards.

First $1.00, Second 50c, Third Card
Each Variety to be named.

1. 5 Kilograms of wheat, any variety suitable for seed (may be graded not pickled
Grain will be judged under the following points:
(a)Trueness to name and type30 points
(b)Freedom from harvest damage30 points
(c)Freedom from disease and foreign matter 30 points
(d)Kilograms per hectolitre10 points
Total100 points

TROPHY VALUED AT $15 DONATED BY MR I.A.C. VANSTONE, WANDEARAH


Wheat in classes 2-4 will be protein tested & judged on the following scale of points:
Weight per hectolitre30 points
Protein Content30 points
Plumpness, evenness and uniformity10 points
Freedom from disease and foreign matter10 points
Trueness to name and type10 points
General appearance10 points
Total100 points

Cards will be provided by Society, and points gained will be exhibited.

2. 5 Kilograms of Hard Wheat
3. 5 Kilograms of Australian Standard White wheat
4. 5 Kilograms of Wheat, any other named variety
5. 5 Kilograms of Durum, any named variety
TROPHY DONATED BY MR J. YOUNG FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 2 TO 5



CHAMPION ENTRY OF WHEAT

CLASSES 1-5 INCLUSIVE
TROPHY DONATED BY THE RACKHAM FAMILY
Valued at $100.
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card

6. 5 Kilograms of two row Barley.
7. 5 Kilograms of Oats, any variety.
8. 5 Kilograms Collection of six varieties of cereal grain, can be either Wheat,
Barley or Oats, in one Kilogram plastic bags, each variety to be correctly named.
9. 5 Kilograms of Peas, any variety.
10. 5 Kilograms of Chick Peas, any variety.
11. 5 Kilograms of Lupins, any variety.
12. 5 Kilograms Faba Beans.
13. 5 Kilograms Lentils
TROPHY DONATED BY THE CRYSTAL BROOK BRANCH OF THE S.A.F.F.
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 6 - 13, VALUED AT $20.
14. Meadow hay, machine baled.
15. Barley hay, machine baled.
16. Wheaten hay, machine baled.
17. Lucerne hay, machine baled.
18. Oaten hay, machine baled.
19. Collection of not less than six distinct varieties of cereal grain, in sheaves, 5
centimetres in diameter at the tie-dry. To be judged for grain, Each variety
to be correctly named.
20. One bundle of green fodder, oats or barley, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie.
21. One bundle of green fodder, vetch, 20 centimetres minimum diameter, at the tie.
22. One sheaf of wheat, green, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie. To be out in head or coming into ear.
23. One sheaf of wheat dry, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie.
24. One sheaf of green oats, to be judged for hay, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie.
25. One sheaf of barley, green, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie. To be out in head or coming into ear.
26. One sheaf of barley, dry, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie.
27. One bundle of green lucerne, 20 centimetres minimum diameter, at the tie.
28. Collection of green fodders of recognised commercial varieties. Each
variety to be correctly named, not less than 7.5 centimetres in diameter, at
the tie.
29. Display of Commercial Pasture, dry or green. Plants to be correctly named
and points will be alloted for effectiveness of display.
30. Clover seed, any variety 4.5 Kilos.
TROPHY DONATED BY MR A.V SARGENT FOR HIGHEST AGGREGATE POINTS
IN CLASSES 14 - 30 (INCLUSIVE), VALUED AT $10.
THE Q.M DAVIDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY AWARDED TO THE RUNNER-UP
IN AGGREGATE POINTS, CLASSES 14 - 30 (INCLUSIVE),
DONATED BY THE SOCIETY.
THE HANNAFORD TROPHY DONATED BY SEED MASTER
FOR HIGHEST POINTS IN CLASSES 1 - 30 (INCLUSIVE).
PRIZE MONEY IN THIS SECTION DONATED BY
WESFARMERS FEDERATION INSURANCE.

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Section Aa - Agricultural Produce - Junior Junior Agricultural Produce

NO ENTRY FEE
ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 3rd AUGUST
UNDER 25 YEARS. TO BE UNDER 25 YEARS OF AGE AT 6/8/2006
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY HANNAFORD SEEDMASTER SERVICES

Conditions:
1. Exhibits to be grown on the family farm.
2. All exhibits must be clearly marked with the section No., and Variety.
3. The Society reserves the right to amend entries if they are made in the wrong class.
4. Grain, which in the opinion of the Judge, has been submitted to any process
that will reduce germinating power, will be disqualified.
5. Grain to be shown in clean grain bags.
6. Any entries of grain that have been pickled will be disqualified.
7. Any grain entries contaminated with weevil will be disqualified.
8. No competitor to take more than one prize in one class with the same variety of produce.
9. All produce entered must be current season.
10. Only Hard, ASW and Soft varieties accepted by the Aust, Wheat Board
standards will be judged.
First $2.00, Second $1.00, Third 50c

31. 5 Kilograms Hard Wheat
32. 5 Kilograms A.S.W. Wheat
33. 5 Kilograms 2 Row Barley
34. 5 Kilograms oats. Any variety
35. 5 Kilograms Peas. Any variety
36. 5 Kilograms Faba Beans
37. 5 Kilograms Lentils
38. Meadow Hay. Machine Baled
39. Wheaten Hay. Machine Baled
40. One bundle of green fodder, oats or barley, 20 centimetres minimum diameter, at the tie.
41. One bundle of green fodder, vetch, 20 centimetres minimum diameter, at the tie.
42. One sheaf of wheat, green, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie. To be out in head or coming into ear.
43. One sheaf of wheat, dry, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie.
44. One sheaf of Barley, green, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie. To be out in head or coming into ear.
45. One sheaf of barley, dry, to be judged for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
diameter, at the tie.
TROPHY DONATED BY BD & GC CROUCH FOR
THE EXHIBITOR GAINING THE MOST POINTS
CLASSES 31 - 45 INCLUSIVE.

RUNNER UP IN POINTS
CLASSES 31-45 INCLUSIVE
DONATED BY IAN SEIDEL

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Section B - Farm Produce

ENTRY FEE - 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE 8th AUGUST 2005
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE AT SHOW PAVILION AND STAGED BY 9.15 a.m.
Prizemoney will be paid by the Convenor at 4.30 p.m. on Show Day
CONVENOR - C. Seidel: Phone (08) 8636 2205
STEWARD - Angela Seidel
No exhibits to be removed before 4.30 p.m.
No more than two entries from one exhibitor in each class
First $1.00, Second 50c, Third Card

1. 1 Kilogram Lard.
2. 1 Kilogram Beef dripping.
3. 1 Kilogram Mutton dripping.
4. 1 Jar Cream, not less than 500 gram jar.
5. 125 gms. dairy butter ready for table presentation, bought or homemade.
6. 500 grams Fresh Butter.
7. Fancy Butter, not less than 500 gms, bought or homemade.
8. 1 Litre Goats milk.
9. 1 Litre Cows milk.
10. 1 Kilogram Honey.
11. Clear Bottle Olive Oil.

$15 VOUCHER DONATED BY THE BROOK MEAT STORE
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 1 - 11 INCLUSIVE

Classes 12 - 19, Containers will be supplied

12. Twelve Hen eggs (not double yolk) White shell
13. Six Hen eggs (not double yolk) White shell
14. Twelve Hen eggs brown shell (not double yolk).
15. Six Hen eggs brown shell (not double yolk).
16. Six Duck eggs.
17. Six Goose eggs.
18. Six Turkey eggs.
19. Collection of eggs of Domestic Poultry, not less than three of each variety
to be displayed on exhibitor's own tray.

TROPHY DONATED BY MRS PAT GREIG FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 12 - 19

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Section C - Cooking

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE 8th AUGUST
Prizemoney will be paid at 4.30 p.m. on Showday
CONVENORS - Mrs J. Price 8636 4016, Mrs A. Clothier 8636 2357
STEWARDS - K. Price, A. Price, L. Young, L. Dohnt, N. Clothier, M. Jackson.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE AT SHOW PAVILION, AND STAGED BY 9.15 a.m.
No exhibits to be removed before 4.30 p.m.
No more than two entries from one exhibitor in each class.
Please Note: All cooking to be home made - no packet mixture allowed
HINTS ON COOKING FOR JUDGES

1. There should be no crease marks in cakes, resulting from badly lined
cake tins, and no floury patches. Cakes should be evenly risen and
evenly browned - golden brown.
2. Definitely no cake cooler marks on cakes. No testing marks in centre.
3. Make sure tin is large enough to accommodate mixture and where
specified use correct size tin.
4. No paper doileys allowed under cake.
5. Paper plates to be used for display where possible.
6. Cakes may be cooked ahead and frozen, however, ice after removing
from freezer.
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third Card

1. Five Lamingtons - not sponge mixture.
2. Five Anzacs
3. Five Cockles - Jam filled - Iced, with coconut on top
4. Five Jelly Cakes - Round.
5. Five Rock Buns.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS LEONIE DOHNT FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 1-5.

6. Five Cream Puffs - Unfilled
6a. Five Biscuits - any variety
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS V. FERME FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASS 6

7. Five Sultana Scones.
8. Five Scones.
9. Five Pumpkin Scones.
MRS M. C. ARBON MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR
MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 7-9.

10. Five Little Cakes in Patty Pans - Iced
11. Three Sweet Muffins.
12. Three Savoury Muffins.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J. DOHNT FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 10-12.
PLEASE PLACE ALL CLASSES ABOVE ON SMALL CARDBOARD PLATES

13. My Favourite Cake - name type of cake
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS M. KELLY MOST POINTS IN CLASS 13.

14. Orange Cake 20cm Round Tin - uniced
15. Beer Cake
Recipe: 90g butter, 1 cup castor sugar, 1 egg, 2 cups SR flour, pinch of nutmeg, vanilla essence, 125g sultanas, 1 cup flat beer.
Method: Cream butter and sugar. Add egg. Sift flour and nutmeg, add with essence, sultanas and lastly flat beer.
Topping: 90gm butter, 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg, 3/4 cup plain flour. Mix until crumbly.
Put cake mixture into a greased 23cm square tin. Sprinkle topping on cake. Bake in moderate oven for approx 40 minutes.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS K. VENNING FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 14-15.

16. Walnut Cake - Chocolate Icing.
Recipe: 114g butter, 1 cup sugar, Beat to a cream then add 3 well beaten
eggs. When mixture is light and frothy, add 2 cups flour (in which is mixed
2 teaspoons Cream of tartar and 1 teaspoon Carb. soda), 1 teaspoon
cinnamon, 1 dessertspoon cocoa, 1 teaspoon Vanilla. Add 1/2 cup finely
chopped nuts and mix with 1 cup of milk. Bake in moderate oven for 3/4
an hour. Cover with chocolate icing and sprinkle with nuts.
17. Honey Fruit Cake.
Recipe: 50g butter, 150g honey. Beat to a cream, then add 1 beaten egg,
gradually. Add 175g sifted S.R. Flour and a pinch of salt, alternately with
50g sultanas, 50g chopped walnuts and 1/4 cup of milk. Cook for 45 to 60
mins. in a log tin, in a moderate oven.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS DW HURST FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 16-17

18. Potato Cake, Struesel Topping - 20cm square tin.
19. Coffee Cake - Not Yeast - square tin - top with cinnamon & sugar.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS H RACKHAM FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 18-19

20. Carrot Cake - Loaf pan - uniced.
Recipe: 2 eggs, 1/2 tspn bicarb soda, 1/2 tspn cinnamon, 2 medium
carrots (roughly chopped), 185g butter (melted), 3/4 cup brown sugar
(firmly packed), 1 cup SR Flour, 1 cup sultanas.
Method: Grease a loaf tin, line base & sides with paper, grease paper
well. Combine eggs, soda, cinnamon & carrots in processor. Process
until carrots are finely chopped. Add butter & sugar, process until
combined. Stir in sifted flour & sultanas. Pour into tin & bake in mod. oven
for approx 50 mins. Stand 5 mins before turning out.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS DAWN GREIG FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 20.

21. Sultana Cake - Square tin.
VOUCHER VALUED AT $10 DONATED BY PRESTS LTD. FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASS 21

22. Jubilee Cake - Iced no nuts or cherries.
23. Golden Apricot Loaf.
Recipe: 1 1/2 cups S.R. Flour, 1 tablespoon butter, 1 tablespoon sugar,
1 egg, essence, 1/2 cup milk, 3/4 cup diced apricots (soaked for 15 mins)
1/2 cup chopped dates, few chopped walnuts or almonds. Rub butter into
flour and sugar, add egg, essence, fruit and nuts, milk to make a soft
dough. Bake in a greased log or loaf tin, approx. 35 mins. in moderate
oven. When slightly cool, ice with lemon icing and sprinkle with coconut.
24. Fruit and Nut Roll.
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS H. M. VENNING FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 22-24.

25. Five Sausage Rolls.
26. Two Pasties - Not Puff pastry.
27. Pizza (25 cm - 30 cm diameter)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS I. SEIDEL FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 25-27

28. 1 Loaf White Bread - machine baked
29. 1 Loaf Grain Bread - machine baked
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS K. F. ARBON FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 28-29.

30. Chocolate Log Cake - not iced.
31. Diabetic Fruit Cake (supply receipe).
32. Banana Log Cake - not iced.
MR & MRS M. KLINGNER MEMORIAL PRIZE DONATED BY MR N. KLINGNER FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 30-32.
EXTRA PRIZEMONEY FOR SECTION C IS KINDLY DONATED BY MRS H. RACKHAM, & PIRIE EMBROIDERY.
33. Chocolate Cake - iced - "Men Only"
CLASS 33 PRIZES DONATED BY MRS. L. YOUNG,
MRS. M. FRITH AND THE CRYSTAL BROOK HOTEL.

33a. Presidents Cake -- own choice can be iced -- All persons holding President Position in the community may enter
CLASS 33A PRIZES DONATED BY KUPSCH BAKERY AND RISDON HOTEL BOTTLE SHOP.
CLASSES 34 - 41

First Prize $3.00 - Second $2.00 - Third $1.00
34. Boiled Fruit Cake.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J. PRICE

35. Plum Pudding cooked in basin.
PRIZE DONATED BY CRYSTAL BROOK IGA EVERYDAY GROCER

36. Dark Fruit Cake.
PRIZE DONATED BY PIRIE EMBROIDERY
A TROPHY DONATED BY JULIE PRICE AND ANNE CLOTHIER WILL BE AWARDED TO THE EXHIBITOR WHOSE ENTRIES GAIN MOST AGGREGATE POINTS IN CLASSES 1-36.

37. Decorated Special Occasion Cake - Artificial flowers & decorations allowed.(Dummy cake may be used)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS G. SLATTERY

38. Decorated Novelty Cake - Any type of icing. (Dummy cake may be used)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS E. HAGGERTY AND MRS S. FUSCO

39. Children's Birthday Cake - Any type of icing.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS C. REICHSTEIN

40. Plaque: Featuring moulded flowers (Supply own stand if needed)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS H. RACKHAM

41. Plaque: Featuring any other Medium, eg. Wedding Cake top, Novelty or Flooding (Supply own stand if needed)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS HELEN RICHARDS
PRIZE DONATED BY CAKE DECORATORS ASSOC. - FLINDERS BRANCH FOR
HIGHEST AGGREGATE POINTS IN CLASSES 37-41.

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Section Ca - Junior Cookery

FREE ENTRY - ENTRIES CLOSE 8th AUGUST
Prize Money will be paid out at 4.30pm on Showday
CONVENORS: Mrs J. Price (08) 8636 4016,
Mrs A. Clothier (08) 8636 2357
STEWARDS: Mrs J. Weber, Mrs G. Slattery, Mrs M. Brice, Mrs D. Behenna.
All Entries to be placed on SMALL paper plates except log cakes & sponges
All exhibits must be at the Show Pavilion & staged by 9.15am
No more than two entries from one exhibitor in each class
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50c
17 Years & Under

42. My Favourite Cake - name type of cake
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY MRS KAY L. NICHOLSON FOR CLASS 42
43. 1 Pizza on small pitta bread base
44. Five Small Cakes (iced)
45. Chocolate Chip Muffins - 3 on a plate - recipe below
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J.R. NICOLSON FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 43-45.
46. Five Anzac Biscuits
47. Five Rock Buns
48. Chocolate Log or loaf tin Cake (iced)
49. Meringues - 4 on a plate
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS L. MULLER FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 46-49.
50. Nutritious Lunch - in lunch box.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS A. RAMSEY FOR CLASS 50
AGGREGATE PRIZE DONATED BY MRS A. CLOTHIER
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 42-50.
5 - 12 yrs inclusive
51. Three Bought Biscuits Decorated
52. Five Scones
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS D. BEHENNA FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 51-52
53. Five Small Cakes (iced & decorated)
54. Chocolated Chip Muffins - 3 on a plate -
Recipe: Preheat oven to 190c
1 1/4 Cups self raising flour, 1 Egg, 1 Tablespoon Cocoa Powder, 3/4 Cup
of Milk, 1/2 Cup Caster Sugar, 45gm Choc Bits, 80g Butter Melted, 1
Teaspoon Baking Powder.
METHOD: Put flour, sugar, baking powder, coca powder into bowl & mix add beaten
egg, milk, butter & choc bits & combine. Spoon into muffin pans & cook for about
20 minutes. ~makes 12~
PRIZE DONATED BY LOUSIE YOUNG FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 53-54.
55. Chocolate Log or Loaf tin Cake (not iced).
56. Five Anzac Biscuits.
57. Five Chocolate Crackles.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS A.V. SARGENT FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 55-57.
58. My Favourite Cake - name type of cake
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY Sharon & Graham Seidel FOR CLASS 59.
AGGREGATE PRIZE DONATED BY PRECISION CROPPING TECHNOLOGIES (MRS J. WELLS)
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 51-58.

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Section D - Preserves and Salads

PRESERVES

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
All exhibits must be at the Show Pavilion & staged by 9.00 a.m.
No exhibit to be removed before 4.30 p.m.
Prize Money will be paid out at 4.30 p.m. on Showday
A Sash will be presented for most aggregate points in this section
in memory of Mrs L. Sutcliffe
CONVENOR: Mrs Margie Dunsford 8636 4043
STEWARDS: S. Hunt, A. Sutton, D. Kent
All exhibits to be home made
Jars & bottles must NOT be sealed with paraffin wax
No more than TWO entries from one exhibitor in each class
NOTE: Uniform Jars to be used in all entries and not less than
500g jars for jam. Jars may have cellophane covers (may be removed for
judging). Lids on preserved fruit are not removed. Jars & lids must be clean.
First Prize $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card

1. One jar of Cauliflower pickle.
2. Two jars Pickles (two varieties)
3. One jar Chutney.
4. One jar Relish.
5. One jar Onions (pickled or preserved)
6. One jar pickled or preserved vegetables (clear)
7. One jar Sliced Cucumber Pickles
8. One jar Pickled Peppers
9. One Jar Pickled Olives (green)
10. One Jar Pickled Olives (black)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J. PAPROTH FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 1-10
11. Savoury Starter for Dinner Party using dried fruit, gherkins, relish and
cheese. To be arranged on app. 20 cm dinner plate.
12. "Cheese Ball" Dip and trimmings on app. 20cm dinner plate.
Recipe: 1 sm tin prawns, 1 sm tin tuna, 1pkt Philadelphia Cheese, squeeze
lemon juice, 2 tblsp hot sauce (chilli or own choice), pepper, 1/4 cup
mayonnaise. Blend all ingredients until smooth, place in small bowl and
freeze to hold shape, turn out sprinkle with grated cheese and small amount
of cayenne. (before freezing, line bowl with gladwrap for easy removal)
13. One Jar Fruit preserved in liquier Brandy etc.
14. One Jar Rose Syrup
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS A. CLARKE FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 11-14
15. One Large bottle Tomato sauce. (without Ezy Sauce)
16. One Large bottle Tomato sauce. (with Ezy Sauce)
17. One Large bottle Plum sauce.
18. One Large bottle Worcestershire sauce.
19. Collection of three sauces (3 distinct varieties)
20. One jar Mayonnaise (boiled)
21. One bottle salad dressing.
22. One bottle Tartare Sauce
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS B. VONOW FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 15-22
23. One jar Lemon Cheese.
24. One jar Grape-fruit Marmalade.
25. One jar Marmalade (any other variety)
26. Three varieties of Marmalade.
27. One jar Lemon and Carrot Jam
PRIZE DONATED BY H. GREIG FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 23-27
28. One jar Melon jam (with lemon or pineapple)
29. One jar Apricot jam.
30. One jar Fig jam.
31. One jar Plum jam.
32. One jar Strawberry Jam
33. One jar Berry jam (any other variety)
34. One jar Quince jam
35. Two jars jam (two distinct Varieties)
36. One jar Peach Jam
37. One jar Quince Jelly
38. One jar Apple Jelly
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS C. JOHNS FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 28-38.
39. One plate of 125g of dried Apricots (sun or electrically dried)
40. One plate of 125g dried Fruit - any other variety (sun or electrically dried)
41. Collection of Dried Fruit - three varieties on one plate. (Sun or electrically
dried).
42. Crystalized fruit - three varieties on one plate.
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS J. CLOTHIER FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 39-42.


SALADS

No less than 500g, to be placed in suitable sized bowls, cover with plastic
wrap, presentation considered.

43. Potato Salad, garnished with parsley.
44. Pineapple and Carrot Salad (jellied).
45. Pasta Salad with dressing of own choice.
46. Coleslaw.
47. Carrot Salad (Dressing, own choice).
48. 1 Bottle of Herbed Vinegar
(with choice of Chillis etc.)
49. 1 Bottle of Herbed Oils
(with choice of Chillis etc.)
50. 1 Jar sundried Tomato's in oil
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS A HAUSLER FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 43 - 50
51. Gift Basket, for any occasion to include a selection of variety from this section
MAVIS KLINGNER MEMORIAL TROPHY DONATED BY KLINGNER FAMILY FOR CLASS 46.
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS E. VONOW FOR MOST AGGREGATE POINTS IN
CLASSES 1-50.
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS S. SCOTT TO THE RUNNER-UP IN AGGREGATE POINTS
IN CLASSES 1-51.

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Section E - Fruit

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE 8th AUGUST.
Prize money will be paid out by the convenor at 4.30 p.m. on Showday.
CONVENOR - MR. K.BOWMAN, Phone 8636 2064
STEWARD - Mrs W Bowman
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
Exhibits MUST be at Show Pavilion by 9.15 a.m. on Show morning.
Exhibits will be protected by wire screens
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card

1. Grape Fruit, three.
2. Oranges, four Washington Navels.
3. Oranges, four Navels other than Washington.
4. Oranges, four other than Navels.
5. Oranges, four mandarines, Emperor.
6. Oranges, four mandarines, any other variety.
7. Oranges, four marmalade.
8. Lemons, five thick skinned, suitable for Peel.
9. Lemons, five thin skinned, suitable for syrup.
10. Almonds in Shell, Hard, 1kg. in open container.
11. Almonds in Shell, Soft, 1kg. in open container.
12. Almond Kernels, 250g. in open container.
13. Walnuts in Shell, 500g. in open container.
VOUCHER MOST POINTS 1-13 PRODUCE DISCOUNTERS MAIN RD SOLOMONTOWN.
VOUCHER DONATED BY PRODUCE DISCOUNTERS MAIN RD SOLOMONTOWN.
FOR MOST POINTS IN SECTION E, F, Fa.
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Section F - Vegetables

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE 8th AUGUST,.
Prize money will be paid out by the Convenor at 4.30 p.m. on Showday.
CONVENOR - MR. K. BOWMAN, Phone: 8636 2064
STEWARD - Mrs W. Bowman
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
Exhibits MUST be at Show Pavilion by 9.15 a.m. Show Morning.
Exhibits will be protected with Wire Screens.
Exhibits can be shown with or without leaves
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card

1. Collection, not less than four varieties.
2. Collection Salad Vegetables, not less than four.
3. Collection Root Crops, other than bulb tubers.
4. Collection Herbs, not less than four varieties.
5. Collection Pumpkins, not less than four varieties.
6. Collection, Radishes not less than four varieties.
7. Collection, Dried Herbs no less than four varieties.
TROPHY DONATED BY HARRY'S DELI FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASS 1 TO 7
8. Cabbage, flathead.
9. Cabbage, pointed.
10. Cauliflower. 11.
Silver Beet, four
12. Lettuce. 13.
Peas in Pod, 1kg.
14. Trombone, any variety
15. Pumpkin, any other variety.
16. Broccoli.
17. Rhubarb four sticks
18. Leeks, four.
19. Carrots, four stump rooted.
20. Carrots, four, long.
21. Red Beet, four.
22. Parsnips, four.
23. Turnips, Purple Top, four.
24. Turnips, White, four.
25. Turnips, yellow, four.
26. Swedes, four.
27. Radishes, long, four.
28. Radishes, Chinese, four.
29. Spring Onions, 3 or more.
TROPHY DONATED BY JezzaBelle's DELI FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 8 TO 29.
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Vegetables - Junior

17 years & under - Free Entry
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50c

30. Sprouts (alfalfa, bean, etc)
31. Radishes (4 of any variety)
32. Silver Beet (6 leaves)
33. Peas, 250g
34. Herbs, 4 varieties (medicinal, cooking, etc)
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD $5 - HARRY'S DELI
DICK WILKIN MEMORIAL TROPHY DONATED BY MRS B WILKIN FOR THE HIGHEST POINTS 1-34
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Section G - Homebrew

ENTRY FEE 30c
Exhibits to be left at Show office by 5pm Friday prior to show or posted to the Secretary, PO Box 159 Crystal Brook 5523.
Prize money will be paid out at 4.30pm
CONVENOR: Chris Baker 8633 0736
Exhibitors must supply 2 bottles of each home brew entered, one for tasting,
one for display. Please make sure your entry is chilled for a 10am judging.
Each bottle must be labelled showing type of brew and entry number.
Brews will be judged on presentation, aroma, clarity of first pour,
carbonation, head retention, taste and overall impression.

1. Ale
2. Lager
3. Bitter
4. Stout
5. Draught
6. Miscellaneous
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card
BEST BREW $20 DONATED BY ANDREW SMART ELECTRICAL
AGGREGATE PRIZE 5 FOOT METWURST DONATED BY KALLESKE MEATS
BEST ALE $50 DONATED BY EZIBREWIN
BEST LAGER $50 DONTATED BY EZIBREWIN
BEST BITTER $30 VOUCHER DONATED BY THRIFTY LINK PORT PIRIE
PLUS $20 VOUCHER DONATED BY ROYAL HOTEL, CRYSTAL BROOK
BEST DRAUGHT BEER - $50 DONATED BY BETTA VIEW WINDOWS PORT PIRIE
BEST STOUT - $50 DONATED BY BETTA VIEW WINDOWS PORT PIRIE
BEST IN MISCELLANEOUS CLASS - $25 VOUCHER GEORGETOWN HOTEL PLUS $20 DONATED BY REDDENS MACHINERY SERVICE.

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Section I - Handicrafts - Open

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
Prizemoney will be paid out 4.30 p.m. in pavilion on Showday.
CONVENOR: Mrs Sonia Kerin: Phone 8636 2669,
STEWARDS: C. Griffiths, I. Combe, S. Irvine, N. Cousins.
Exhibits to be left at Secretarys Office by THURSDAY noon.
All exhibits will be judged Friday prior to showday.
All work MUST be bona fide work of the exhibitor.
Exhibitors must produce entry forms when collecting goods in this section.
No article which has taken first prize in this section at a previous Crystal
Brook show is eligible to compete except in a collection.

First Prize $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card

1. Fur Teddy
2. Fabric Teddy
3. Hand Crafted Country Doll
4. Hand Crafted Cloth/Rag Doll
MRS TM FRADD MEMORIAL TROPHY DONATED BY MRS R.ARBON
5. Lead Light Article
6. Piece of Handmade Jewellery (mounted any medium)
7. Beaded Article
$10 DONATED BY SONIA KERIN
8. Scrapbooking - one page any theme
9. Decorated picture frame
10. Article made from kit
PRIZE OF $10 DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN
11. Christmas tree decoration
12. Hand painted article (eg. Folk art, china painting)
13. Handmade Greeting card
14. Article of paper craft (eg. paper tole, decoupage, quilling etc.)
PRIZE OF $10 DONATED BY KERIN AGENCIES
15. Wood work article - small
16. Wood work article - large
17. Unenumerated article
THE DUD WESTON MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR THE EXHIBITOR GAINING HIGHEST
AGGREGATE POINTS IN CLASSES 1-17 DONATED BY BROOK FABRICS
18. Family Scarecrow Championship
Scarecrow must be able to scare off birds, predators etc by way of
materials being bright shiny and their movement with the wind.
Entries will be judged on their function, appeal and originality.
The novelty scarecrow can be made individually or by all members of the
family and can be any shape, character, animal or thing.
Scarecrows to be left at the Secretarys Office by Thursday, to be judged
Friday prior to showday.
PRIZE DONATED BY L J EDWARDS JEWELLERS FOR BEST SCARECROW

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Section Ia - Handicrafts - Open - Junior

FREE ENTRY
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
ALL ARTICLES TO BE IN BY 12 NOON THURSDAY PRIOR TO SHOW
CONVENOR: Mrs Sonia Kerin Phone 8636 2669
STEWARDS: R Hamley, C Griffiths, M Combe, I Combe, S Irvine.
All work MUST be bona fide work of exhibitor and must not have taken a first prize in
this section at a previous Crystal Brook Show.
Exhibitors must produce entry forms when collecting goods in this section.
Prize money paid out at 4.30pm in Pavilion
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50c
17 YEARS & UNDER

19. Hand made card
20. Tech Studies article
21. Wooden article
22. Fabric and threads article
23. Beaded article
24. Computer printout of an art or design image
25. Unenumerated article
$10 CASH DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN FOR BEST ENTRY IN 19-25
14 YEARS AND UNDER

26. Hand made card
27. Painted article - any medium
28. 3D article using found material
29. Fabric and threads article
30. Beaded article
31. Computer print out of an art or design image
32. Tech studies article
33. Wooden article
34. Unenumerated article
$10 DONATED BY SONIA KERIN FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 26-34.
11 YEARS AND UNDER

35. Paper mache article
36. Painted article - any medium
37. 3D article using found materials
38. Hand made card
39. 3 eggs decorated - hard boiled - blown
40. Fabric and thread article
41. Beaded article
42. Computer print out of an art or design image
43. Unenumerated article
TROPHY DONATED BY JAN MURPHY FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 35-43.
8 YEARS AND UNDER

44. Hand made card
45. Painted article - any medium
46. Book mark
47. 3 eggs decorated - hard boiled or blown
48. Computer print out of an art or design image
49. Paper mache article
50. Unenumerated article
TROPHY DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 44-50.
5 YEARS AND UNDER

51. Hand made card
52. Painted article - any medium
53. Book mark
54. 3 eggs decorated - hard boiled or blown
55. Wooden article
56. Article of play dough/plasticine
57. Unenumerated article
TROPHY DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 51-57.

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Section J - Needlework

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
Posted Entries may be sent to Secretary's Office
Note: Exhibitors must produce Entry Forms when collecting Needlework.
CONVENOR Mrs J. Kirchner Phone 8636 2240
STEWARDS R. Payne, A. Sutton,
S. Curtis, D. Joyce, B. Clements, H. Greig
Exhibits to be left at Secretarys Office by WEDNESDAY noon.
All exhibits will be judged Friday prior to Showday.
All work to be bona-fide work of Exhibitor.
Entry tickets must be sewn on to the work by the Exhibitor.
Any Exhibit that has taken two First Prizes at any Show held by this
Society will not be eligible to compete again.
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card
Prize Money or Trophies valued at $10


NEEDLEWORK

1. Embroidered Article.
2. Cushion, handworked.
3. Framed cross stitch picture, some straight highlight stitches allowed.
4. Hand-worked picture - other than tapestry.
5. Framed picture featuring stumpwork.
6. Tapestry Article
$10 DONATED BY D.M. JOYCE FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 1-6.

FINE COTTON

7. Crochet Doiley.
8. Ribbon embroidered article.
9. Gingham lace.
10. Hardanger.
11. Article of coloured candlewicking.
12. Collection of four distinct articles by one person.
$10 DONATED BY P. ARBON FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 7-12.

SEWING

13. Smocked Child's Garment.
14. Baby Garment.
15. Nightie.
16. Child's Garment.
17. Lingerie Garment.
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY S CURTIS FOR BEST PIECES IN CLASSES 13-17.

SEWING

18. Garment.
19. Lady's Blouse.
20. Article with appique - any medium, e.g. painted, machine or hand sewn.
21. Article, knit and stretch material.
22. Slacks, machine sewn.
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY MRS P MARKS FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 18-22.

23. Unenumerated
24. Household Article.
25. Fabric toy or rag doll.
26. A sewn article from exhibitor who has not won a first prize at a Crystal
Brook Show.
27. Dressed Doll.
$10 DONATED BY MRS R COMBE FOR THE BESTS PIECES IN CLASSES 23-27

HAND KNITTED - WOOL OR SYNTHETIC

28. Infant's Knitted Outfit, 3 distinct pieces to be mounted on cardboard
29. Adult Cardigan or Jumper.
30. Knitted Jumper or Cardigan for a child up to 12 years.
31. Novelty Article.
32. Unenumerated Article.
33. Soft Toy.
34. Baby's Booties and Bonnet
TROPHY KINDLY DONATED BY THE BROOK FABRIC CENTRE FOR BEST ARTICLE IN
CLASSES 28-34

CROCHET - NATURAL OR SYNTHETIC THREAD

35. Infant's Outfit, 3 distinct pieces to be mounted on cardboard.
36. Crochet Article.
37. Adult Cardigan or Jumper, wool or synthetic
38. Knee Rug
39. Soft Toy
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY H. GREIG FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 35-39.

MACHINE KNITTED - WOOL OR SYNTHETIC

40. Garment, of or featuring fairisle
41. Unenumerated
42. Garment, of or featuring tuck or slip stitch for adult or child.
43. Garment, of or fearturing lace for adult or child
44. Babies layette of at least 3 pieces to be mounted on cardboard
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY RAMSEY PHARMACY FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 40-44.

MACHINE KNITTED - WOOL OR SYNTHETIC

45. Socks, mittens, gloves, hat or cap
46. Weaving article
47. Knitted Toy
48. Knitted household article.
49. Stole, shawl or cape.
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY RAMSEY PHARMACY FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 45-49.

PATCHWORK AND QUILTING

50. Cot or lap size quilt, no larger than 150cm x 150cm
51. Wallhanging.
52. Quilt - larger than 150cm x 150cm
53. Bag, any style
54. Cushion
55. Article - Christmas Theme
56. Patchwork Article, machine pieced.
57. Handstitched Patchwork
$20 VOUCHER DONATED BY THE CRYSTAL BROOK PATCHWORK AND QUILTERS 50-57.
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SECTION Ja - JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK

FREE ENTRY - ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
ALL ARTICLES MUST BE IN BY WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO SHOW
JUDGING STARTS 1pm FRIDAY 11th.
Note: Exhibitors must produce entry forms when collecting needlework.
CONVENOR: Mrs J. Kirchner Phone 8636 2240
STEWARDS: S. Curtis, R. Payne, A. Sutton, C.F. Smart, D. Joyce, B. Clements, H. Greig
All work to be bona-fide work of Exhibitor.
Entry tickets must be sewn on to the work by the Exhibitor.
Any Exhibit that has taken two First Prizes at any Show held by this Society will not be eligible to compete again.
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50¢
8 YEARS AND UNDER

60. Household Article
61. Long Stitch
62. Pom Pom
63. Sock Puppet
64. Stitcheries
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY MRS JOAN KIRCHNER FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 60-64.
PRIMARY SCHOOL

65. Cross Stitch Article
66. Unenumerated article
67. Sock Pupet
68. Machine sewn article
69. One Coathanger
70. Stitcheries
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY JOAN KELLY FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 65-70.
17 YEARS & UNDER

71. Two Coathangers mounted on cardboard
72. Household article
73. Article machine sewn
74. Unenumerated
75. Garment
76. Cross-stitch article
77. Stitcheries
TROPHY DONATED MRS JEAN SAWYER FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 71-77
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD HARRY'S DELI
$10 PRIZE MRS LORNA SUTCLIFFED MEMORIAL FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 60-77

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Section K - Art

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 10th AUGUST
Prize Money will be paid out at 4.30 p.m. on Showday
CONVENOR - Mrs Jo Grossman Phone: 8636 2469,
STEWARDS - B. Wilson, L. Atkinson, G. Taylor, J. Yates, M. Francis, C. Kerin, Y. Combe.
EXHIBITORS LIMITED TO THREE ENTRIES PER CLASS
All exhibits to be left at the Showgrounds in the Exhibition Pavilion
by noon on Friday preceding the Show.
Entries to be bona fide work of Exhibitor and must be suitable for hanging
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card
WATER COLOUR

1. Landscape
2. Any other
OIL OR ACRYLIC

3. Landscape
4. Seascape
5. Portrait
6. Still Life
7. Bird or Animal Study
8. Any Other
INK, PENCIL OR CHARCOAL

9. Black & White
TROPHY FOR THE BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTION DONATED BY KAYE NICOLSON

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Section Ka - Art - Junior

FREE ENTRY
Please put your age in years on bottom right hand corner of Exhibit
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50c

CLASS NUMBERS FOR
 13 - 17 yrs9 - 12 yrs8yrs & under
Black & White - pencil, charcoal or ink101520
Computer generated art111621
Watercolour, Oil, Acrylic, and Colour Pencil
Bird or Animal121722
Portrait131823
Unenumerated141924


$10 MRS E RICHARDS MEMORIAL FOR BEST ENTRY IN CLASSES 10-14
$10 DONATED BY MR H. V REID FOR BEST ENTRY IN CLASSES 15-19
$10 DONATED BY MRS B.P WILSON FOR BEST ENTRY IN CLASSES 20-24
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD $5 VOUCHER FROM HARRY'S DELI
Supported by the Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery - Providing the best in Art Experience
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Section L - Photography

ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
Prize Money will be paid out at 4.30 p.m. on Showday

CONVENOR - Missy Perkins 8636 2180
ALL EXHIBITS TO BE IN THE SECRETARYS OFFICE BY THURSDAY 9th AUGUST
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card
Colour Prints not to exceed 15cms x 20cms and to be mounted on lightweight white cardboard with 12mm border. Name of exhibitor and class number to be written on the back of the print.
Photographs must have been taken by the Exhibitor, with no more than three entries in each class.

1. Landscape.
2. Seascape.
3. Animal or Bird.
4. Flower Study.
5. Child Study.
6. Portraiture.
7. Sunrise/Sunset/Weather.
8. Black & White Sepia
9. Open
TROPHY DONATED BY RAMSEY'S PHARMACY TO COMPETITOR GAINING HIGHEST AGGREGATE POINTS .
CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT
$20 DONATED BY PERKINS CONCRETE

Children

5-13 years

10. Open

PRIZE DONATED BY ANZ BANK

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Section M - Flowers

ENTRY FEE 30 CENTS
ENTRIES CLOSE 9th AUGUST, AT 5 p.m.
Prize money will be paid out by the convenor at 4 30p.m. on Showday.
CONVENOR - M. Oehms 8636 2238 or 8621 6201
STEWARDS - C. Kelly, Bev Clements, Maureen Bishop, A. Forgan.
ALL EXHIBITS (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF FLORAL ART CLASSES) MUST
BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR AND MUST BE DISTINCT VARIETIES.
A Confederacy shall not consist of more than two persons.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE STAGED BY 9.15 a.m.
CUT FLOWERS
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third Card

1. Collection Cut flowers, 12 distinct varieties, rose allowed, shrubs not allowed.
2. Collection Cut Flowers, 6 distinct varieties, rose allowed, shrubs not allowed.
3. Three cuts or blooms, white flowers, distinct
4. Three cuts or blooms, yellow flowers, distinct
5. Three cuts or blooms, red flowers, distinct
6. Three cuts or blooms, pink flowers, distinct
7. Three cuts or blooms, blue/mauve flowers, distinct
8. One Iceland Poppy.
9. Three Iceland Poppies,distinct colours.
10. One Sweet Pea.
11. Three Sweet Peas, one colour.
12. Three Sweet Peas, three distinct colours.
13. Six Sweet Peas, six distinct colours.
14. One Pansy.
15. Three Pansies, distinct colours.
16. Six Pansies, six distinct colours.
17. One cut Cineraria.
18. Three cuts Cineraria, distinct colours.
19. One Stock, single spike.
20. Three Stocks, single spike, distinct colours.
21. One Carnation.
22. Three Carnations, distinct colours.
23. One Calendula.
24. Three Calendulas, distinct colours.
25. Three Calendulas, one colour.
26. One Gerbera.
27. Three Gerberas, distinct colours.
28. Three Nasturtiums, one colour.
29. Three Geraniums or Pelargoniums, distinct colours.
30. Three Geraniums or Pelargoniums, one colour.
31. One Antirrhinum.
32. Three Wallflowers, any colour.
33. One Daffodil.
34. One Jonquil.
35. Three Daffodils or Jonquils, distinct.
36. Six Daffodils or Jonquils, distinct.
37. One Anemone.
38. Three Anemones, distinct colours.
39. One Ranunculi.
40. Three Ranunculi, distinct colours.
41. One Friesia.
42. One Hyacinth.
43. One Iris.
44. One tuber, bulb, Corm, or rhizome etc unenumerated (not incl. orchids).
45. Three tubers, bulbs, corms, or rhizomes etc distinct (not incl. orchids).
46. One Rose.
47. One Rose Bud, (one petalunfurling).
48. One Camelia, formal double.
49. One Camelia, informal or semi double.
50. One Camelia, single style.
51. One flowering shrub or tree.
52. Three flowering shrubs or trees, distinct varieties.
53. One cut Australian native, in bloom.
54. Three Australian natives in bloom, distinct varieties.
55. One cut flower, unenumerated.
CHAMPION ENTRY FROM CLASSES 1-55.
A VOUCHER TO THE VALUE OF $20 WILL BE DONATED BY
MIDSTATE THRIFTY LINK PORT PIRIE
TO THE EXHIBITOR GAINING MOST POINTS IN THIS SECTION.

56. A planted wheelbarrow.
ENTRIES TO BE STAGED IN PAVILION ON THE DAY BEFORE THE SHOW BY NOON
JUDGING COMMENCES 1PM
PRIZEMONEY KINDLY DONATED BY MAUREEN & PETER BISHOP

PLANTS IN POT OR BASKET

(Plants to be established in pots/containers or baskets)

57. Fern - three in pots distinct varieties
58. Fern - one maidenhair in pot.
59. Fern - one other than maidenhair in pot.
60. Fern - one in hanging container.
61. Three foliage plants green distinct varieties.
62. One climbing pot plant.
63. Three varigated foliage plants in pots.
64. One varigated foliage plant in pot.
65. One cyclamen in pot.
66. Three flowering pots distinct varieties.
67. Collection of succulent, 6 distinct in pots.
68. One pot - unenumerated.
69. One pot - unenumerated, in bloom (not orchid).
70. One hanging container (excluding ferns).
71. Collection six cacti.
72. Collection three cacti.
CHAMPION ENTRY FROM CLASSES 57-72
AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASSES 57-72
PRODUCTS DONATED BY NEUTROG

ORCHIDS IN BLOOM

73. One Spike, Cymbidium Orchid. Flowers over 90mm
74. One Spike, Cymbidium Orchid. Flowers 60-90mm
75. One Spike, Cymbidium Orchid. Flowers less than 60mm
76. One Spike Orchid other than a Cymbidium
77. One Pot, Australian Native Orchid (Species)
78. One Pot, Australian Native Orchid (Hybrid)
79. One Pot, Cymbidium Orchid Flowers over 90mm
80. One Pot, Cymbidium Orchid Flowers 60-90mm
81. One Pot, Cymbidium Orchid Flowers less than 60mm
82. One Pot, Cattleya Orchid
83. One Pot Paphiopedilum Orchid (Slipper)
84. One Pot Orchid Unenumerated
85. Orchid Cymbidium less than 90mm - 3 single florets
86. Orchid Cymbidium less than 90mm - 1 single floret
87. Orchid Cymbidium more than 90mm - 3 single florets
88. Orchid Cymbidium more than 90mm - 1 single floret
AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASSES 73-88
CHAMPION TROPHY CLASSES 73-88
TROPHY DONATED BY THRIFTY LINK LAURA
CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS PRIZE MONEY IN SECTION M KINDLY DONATED BY:
PT BROUGHTON HOTEL - $20
CUMING ORCHIDS - $20
DEARNE SALON - $20
MRS M OEHMS - $20
GWENDA INGLIS MEMORIAL - $10

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Section N - Arranged Flowers

SECTION N - ARRANGED FLOWERS
ENTRY FEE 30c
ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, 9th AUGUST, AT 5 P.M.
Prize money will be paid out by the convenor on Showday.
CONVENOR: Helen Greig 8636 2142
STEWARDS: Maureen Frith, Elizabeth Smart
ALL EXHIBITS (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF FLORAL ART CLASSES) MUST BE
GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR AND MUST BE DISTINCT VARIETIES.
A CONFEDERACY SHALL NOT CONSIST OF MORE THAN TWO PERSONS
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE STAGED BY 9.15AM ON SHOW MORNING
Exhibits are protected by wire screens

DECORATIVE CLASSES

NOTE: BOWL means a receptacle, the diameter of its circular opening is greater than its
height - excluding the stand
VASE means a receptacle higher than its width
Arrangements and quality of exhibits will be considered
No Silk Flowers allowed unless specified
First $5.00 - Second $2.00 - Third Card
To be presented in Bowl, Container, Vase or Trough

1. Bowl or vase of garden flowers (at least three varieties) with or
without foliage.
2. An arrangement of flowers (1 variety only) with or without foliage.
3. Basket of fresh or dried flowers.
All of the above must have been grown by the exhibitor.
CHAMPION ENTRY IN DECORATIVE CLASSES 1 - 3 BY MRS M JONES.

FLORAL ART CLASSES

DRIED FLOWERS ALLOWED: RIBBON PERMISSIBLE

4. A Foliage Arrangement.
5. Formal Mass
6. Cascade or Water Fall
7. Pot - et Fleur
8. Shoulder Spray (wired)
9. Decorative Parallel
10. Naturalistic
TROPHY FOR CHAMPION ENTRY CLASSES 4-10 DONATED BY MRS HELEN GREIG
AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASS 1-10 DONATED BY CRYSTAL BROOK NEWSAGENCY J&P HILL

NOVICE SECTION - LESS THAN 3 YEARS SHOWING

11. An Arrangement using 3 flowers of one variety and foliage.
12. Foliage.
13. Hogarth arrangement
14. A Modern Style.
15. An Arrangement using flowers, fruit and Foliage.
16. A Christmas Arrangement. Fresh, silk or dried flowers may be used.
TROPHY FOR NOVICE AGGREGATE DONATED BY MRS HELEN GREIG

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Section Na - Flowers - Junior

ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY 9th AUGUST, AT 5 p.m.
CONVENOR: Mrs Jocelyn Thomas Phone 8636 2485
Regulations as per Senior Section
Childrens exhibits must be made up under supervision of a Steward
appointed and be ready for judging at 10am. Steward will be in
attendance by 9am.
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50c
8 years and under

18. Arrangement in an egg cup.
19. Sand tray - garden scene (20cm x 25cm)
20. Unenumerated.
21. Three pansies, different colours.
PRIZE DONATED BY LORRAINE SAUNDERS
12 years and under
22. Posy not to exceed 22cm in diameter.
23. One Flower.
24. Vase of mixed flowers, with/without foliage.
25. Unenumerated.
PRIZE DONATED BY ANNA RACKHAM
17 years and under
26. Basket of flowers with/without foliage.
27. Novelty design made from fruit, flowers, vegetable or all.
28. Decorated saucer in sand.
VOUCHER DONATED BY CRYSTAL BROOK NEWSAGENCY
AGGREGATE TROPHY DONATED BY MRS GWENDA INGLIS MEMORIAL.
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD DONATED BY MRS FLORA GUM AND HARRY'S DELI.

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Section O - Pets

ENTRY FREE
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST
Prize money will be paid out at the conclusion of judging
Convenor Jo Taylor - Phone 8636 2695
Exhibitors to be children under 16 years of age
Exhibitors to supply own cages, water and bowl
EXHIBITS TO BE STAGED BY 10.30 am
First Prize $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50c

1. Cat
2. Dog
3. Rabbit
4. Mice
5. Bird, Large or Small
6. Any other pet except goat
7. Farm Animal
8. Best Trick
CHAMPION PET OF SHOW - Ribbon
NORM WEBER MEMORIAL TROPHY KINDLY DONATED BY L & J WEBER
AGGREGATE POINTS $10 + CERTIFICATE
MOST UNUSUAL PET OF THE SHOW $25 + RIBBON DONATED BY J TAYLER
CHAMPION CAT OF THE SHOW PRIZE DONATED BY LJ EDWARDS DESIGNER JEWELLERS
CHAMPION DOG OF THE SHOW PRIZE DONATED BY R. & J. RACKHAM.
VOUCHERS KINDLY DONATED BY KFC PORT PIRIE
PRIZES KINDLY DONATED BY ANIMAL MATTERS PORT PIRIE

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Section P - Pigeons

Convener: Pam Hogben ph: 8636 2167
ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 6th AUGUST
All entries to be sent to the Show Office.
Entry fees: 30c

UTILITY CLASSES

Class Numbers forMaleFemaleYoung
Carneaux, Red12 
Carneaux, Yellow34 
Carneaux, any other colour56 
Carneaux, young, any colour7
King, Black89 
King, Blue Bar1011 
King, White1213 
King, any colour Chequer1415 
King, any colour Grizzle1617 
King, any other colour1819 
King, young, any colour20
Utility Breed, any other variety, clean legged, any colour 212223
Utility Breed, any other variety, muffled, any colour 242526
BEST UTILITY, male, female, young ...... ribbons
(Donated by Kevin and Sue Clark)

CHAMPION UTILITY ... trophy
(Donated by JezzaBelles Cafe and Takeaway, Crystal Brook)


Show Pen Homers
Class numbersMaleFemaleYoung
Black2728 
Blue Bar2930 
Blue/Bar Chequer3132 
Grizzle, any colour3334 
Mealy3536 
Pied, any colour3738 
Red/Yellow Chequer3940 
Show Pen Homer, any other colour4142 
Show Pen Homer, young, any colour   43
BEST SHOW PEN HOMER male, female, young ...... ribbons
(Donated by Crystal Brook Hotel)

BEST SHOW PEN HOMER ... trophy
(Donated by JezzaBelles Cafe and Takeaway, Crystal Brook)


FANCY CLASSES
Class numbersMaleFemaleYoung
African Owl, any colour44 45 46 
Archangel or Gimpel, any colour47 48 49 
Beard German, any colour50 51  
Beard Long Faced, any colour52 53  
Beard, Short Faced, any colour 54 55  
Beard, young, any colour   56
Blondinette, any colour5758 59 
Cropper, Brunner, any colour60  61  
Cropper, Shield, any colour62 63 
Cropper, young, any colour   64
Domestic Flight, capped, any colour6566  
Domestic Flight, Plainhead, any colour 67   68  
Domestic Flight, young, any colour    69 
Fantail, White70  71  
Fantail, Saddle Marked, any colour 72  73  
Fantail, Silk/Lace, any colour74  75  
Fantail, Indian, any colour 76   77   
Fantail, any other colour 78  79  
Fantail, young, any colour   80 
Frillback, any colour81  82 83 
Helmet, Crested, any colour84  85  
Helmet Plainhead, any colour 86  87  
Helmet, young, any colour    88 
Homer, Carrier, any colour 89  90  
Homer, Dragoon, any colour 91  92  
Homer, English Showhomer, any colour93  94  
Homer, Flying, any colour 95  96  
Homer, German Beauty, any colour97  98  
Homer, young, any colour   99 
Ice, Clean Legged, any colour100  101  
Ice, Muffed, any colour 102  103  
Ice, young, any colour   104 
Jacobin, any colour105  106 107 
Magpie, Black 108 109   
Magpie, Red/Yellow 110 111   
Magpie, any other colour112 113   
Magpie, young, any other colour    114 
Modena, Gazzie, Blue115 116   
Modena, Gazzie, Bronze117 118   
Modena, Gazzie, any other colour119  120  
Modena, Gazzie, young, any colour   121 
Modena, Schiette, Blue122 123   
Modena, Schiette, Bronze124  125  
Modena, Schiette, any other colour126  127  
Modena, Schiette, young, any colour   128 
Nun, any colour129 130  131 
Pouter Pigmy, any colour 132  133 134 
Saddleback, any colour 135  136 137 
Satinette, any colour138  139 140 
Swallow, Fairy, any breed141  142  
Swallow, Fairy, any colour Spangled 143  144  
Swallow, Fairy, young, any colour    145 
Swallow, Silesian, any colour Barred146  147  
Swallow, Silesian, any colour Spangled148  149  
Swallow, Silesian, young, any colour    150 
Trumpeter, Bokhara, any colour151  152  
Trumpeter, English, any colour153  154  
Trumpeter, young, any colour   155 
Tumbler, Felegyhauser, any colour156  157  
Tumbler, Komorner, any colour158  159  
Tumbler, Long Faced, any colour160  161  
Tumbler, Muffed, any colour162  163  
Tumbler, Short Faced, any colour164  165  
Tumbler, young, any colour    166 
Turbit, any colour167 168  169 
Fancy Breed, any other variety170  171 172 
HIGHEST AGGREGATE in the FANCY PIGEON Classes.......Prize
(Donated by Sonia Kerin)
BEST FANCY male, female, young ... Ribbons
(Donated by Brook Swag and Canvas, Crystal Brook)
CHAMPION FANCY ...... Prize
(Donated by Gurny Lodge, North Adelaide)
CHAMPION PIGEON OF THE SHOW ... DV Ward Memorial Sash
(Trophy Donated by Mid North Pest and Weed Control, Clare) plus
Special Prize of $30 cash donated by Port Pirie Regional Council
CHAMPION PIGEON, OPPOSITE SEX ....... CE Tonkin Memorial Sash
(Trophy Donated by TJ Gourmet Meats, Port Pirie) plus
Special Prize of $20 cash donated by Port Pirie Regional Council
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Section Pa - Pigeons - Junior

17 YEARS & UNDER
No Entry Fee
NO RESTRICTIONS TO NUMBER OF ENTRIES.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE PENNED BY 10AM AND NO BIRDS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 4PM
First $2.00, Second $1.00, Third 50c

Class Numbers forMaleFemaleYoung
Utility1a2a3a
Show Pen Homer4a5a6a
Fancy7a8a9a
BEST male, female and young ........... Ribbons
(Donated by Brook Swag and Canvas, Crystal Brook)

CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT ........ Trophy
(Donated by Gurny Lodge, North Adelaide)
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Section Q - Poultry

Convener: Pam Hogben ph: 8636 2167
ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 6th AUGUST
All entries to be sent to the Show Office.
Entry fees: 30c


LIGHT BREED
Class Numbers forMaleFemale
Ancona12
Campine, Gold34
Campine, Silver56
Hamburg, Any colour78
Leghorn, White910
Leghorn, Any other colour1112
Polish, Any colour1314
Silkie, White1516
Silkie, Any other colour1718
Light Breed, Any other variety1920
BEST LIGHT BREED male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Peter Head)
CHAMPION OF LIGHT BREEDS ... Trophy
(Donated by Bessies of Morgan Holiday Cottage Bed and Breakfast)


HEAVY BREEDS
Class Numbers forMaleHen
Australorp2122
Croad Langshan2324
Dorking2526
Langshan2728
New Hampshire2930
Orpington, Any colour3132
Plymouth Rock, Dark Barred3334
Plymouth Rock, Light Barred3536
Rhode Island Red3738
Sussex, Light3940
Sussex, Any other colour4142
Wyandotte, Gold Laced4344
Wyandotte, Silver Laced4546
Wyandotte, White4748
Wyandotte, Any other colour4950
Heavy Breed, Any other variety5152
BEST HEAVY BREED male and female ........ Ribbons
(Donated by Michael Lanyon)
CHAMPION OF HEAVY BREEDS ....... Prize
(Donated by Michael Lanyon)


GAME BREEDS
Class Numbers forMaleHen
Indian Game5354
Jubilee Game5556
Malay, any colour5758
Modern, any colour5960
OEG, Black Red, Dark Leg6162
Black Red, Light Leg6364
Blue Red6566
Brown Red6768
Creele6970
Pile7172
OEG, any other colour7374
OEG, Muffed or Tassel, any colour7576
Large Game, any other variety7778
BEST GAME BREED male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Peter Cousins Consulting)
CHAMPION OF GAME BREEDS ... Trophy
(Donated by Tell Technololgy)


SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS - LIGHT BREEDS
Class Numbers forMaleFemale
Ancona7980
Araucana8182
Japanese, White8384
Japanese, White, Black Tail8586
Japanese, any other colour8788
Leghorn, Black8990
Leghorn, White9192
Leghorn, any other colour9394
Rosecomb, Black9596
Rosecomb, Blue9798
Rosecomb any other colour99100
Sebright, any colour101102
Soft Feather Bantam, Light Breed, any other variety 103104



BEST SOFT FEATHER BANTAM LIGHT BREED male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Tell Technology)
CHAMPION OF SOFT FEATHER BANTAM LIGHT BREEDS ... Trophy
(Donated by Osborne's Feed and Fodder, Port Pirie)

SOFT FEATHER BANTAM - HEAVY BREEDS

SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS - HEAVY BREEDS
Class Numbers forMaleFemale
Australorp 105 106
Langshan, Black 107108
Langshan, any other colour110109
Pekin, Black 111 112
Pekin, Blue 113 114
Pekin, Buff 115 116
Pekin, White 117 118
Pekin, any other colour 119 120
Rhode Island Red 121 122
Sussex 123 124
Wyandotte, Black 125 126
Wyandotte, Blue 127 128
Wyandotte, White 129 130
Wyandotte, any other colour 131 132
Soft Feather Bantam, Heavy breed, any other variety 133 134

BEST SOFT FEATHER BANTAM HEAVY BREED male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Peter Cousins Consulting)
CHAMPION OF SOFT FEATHER BANTAM HEAVY BREEDS ... Trophy
(Donated by Pam and Graham Hogben)



HARD FEATHERED BANTAMS
Class Numbers forMaleHen
Indian Game135136
Jubilee Game137138
Malay, Any colour139140
Modern, Black-Red141142
Modern, Any other colour143144
Old English Game, Black-Red, Dark Leg145 146
Old English Game, Black-Red, Light Leg147 148
Old English Game, Black149150
Old English Game, Blue151152
Old English Game, Blue-Red153154
Old English Game, Creele155156
Old English Game, Cuckoo157158
Old English Game, Duckwing, any colour159 160
Old English Game, Ginger161162
Old English Game, Pile163164
Old English Game, Spangled, any colour165 166
Old English Game, Wheaten or Clay167168
Old English Game, Muffed or Tassel, any colour 169170
Old English Game, any other colour171172
Hard Feather Bantam, any other variety173 174

BEST HARD FEATHER BANTAM male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by TJ Gourmet Meats, Port Pirie)
CHAMPION OF HARD FEATHER BANTAMS ... Trophy
(Donated by Heaslip Campers)


WATER FOWL - LIGHT BREEDS
Class NumbersMaleFemale
Crested, any colour175176
Indian Runner, white177178
Indian Runner, any other colour179180
Khaki Campbell181182
Orpington, Buff183184
Water Fowl, Light Breed, any other variety185 186

BEST WATER FOWL LIGHT BREED male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Heaslip Campers)


WATER FOWL - HEAVY BREEDS
Class NumbersMaleFemale
Muscovy, White187188
Muscovy, any other colour189190
Pekin191192
Rouen193194
Water Fowl, Heavy Breed, any other variety (not Geese) 195196

BEST WATER FOWL HEAVY BREED male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Heaslip Campers)


MALLARD
Class NumbersMaleFemale
Natural197198
White199200
Any other colour201202

BEST MALLARD male and female ... Ribbons
(Donated by Cousin's Consulting)
CHAMPION OF WATER FOWL AND MALLARDS ... Trophy
(Donated by Heaslip Campers)

CHAMPION POULTRY BIRD OF THE SHOW ... Wardle & Co. Sash and Trophy
Special Prize of $30 cash donatied by Port Pirie Regional Councile
CHAMPION POULTRY BIRD, OPPOSITE SEX ... Lewis B Greig Memorial Sash
Special Prize of $20 cash donatied by Port Pirie Regional Councile
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Section Qa - Poultry - Junior

No Entry Fee
17yrs and Under
Same entry conditions as Section Q
First $2.00, Second $1.00, Third 50c
Please state breed and colour on entry form
If three or more entries in any one breed or colour are received in the junior classes, a separate class will be created. Exhibitors are requested to nominate breed and colour when filling out the entry forms so this can be organises.

Class NumbersMaleFemale
Large Fowl, Light Breed1a2a
Large Fowl, Heavy Breed3a4a
Game Breed5a6a
Soft Feather Bantam, Light Breed7a8a
Soft Feather Bantam, Heavy Breed9a10a
Hard Feather Bantam12a
Water Fowl or Mallard (not geese) 13a14a
Best Large Fowl ... Ribbon
(Donated by Tell Technology)
Best Bantam ... Ribbon
(Donated by Kevin and Sue Clark)
Best Water Fowl or Mallard ... Ribbon
Champion Junior Exhibit ... Trophy
(Donated by Peter Head)
Champion Junior Exhibit ... Sash and Prize
(Donated by Northern Machinery and Rural supplies, Laura)

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Section R - Sheep - British Breeds

SECTION R - SHEEP, BRITISH BREEDS
ENTRY FEE $1.50 (Includes Public Liability Insurance)
ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 3rd AUGUST
All entrants in Section R must be members of the Society
A subscriber of $14 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults & 1 vehicle
A subscriber of $20 is entitled to tickets for 2 Adults, 3 Children and 1
Vehicle. Members cars and vehicles will be admitted free on presentation of Members Ticket.
First Prize $4.00 - Second Prize $2.00 - Third Card
Please Note Insurance Regulation 3
CONVENOR - A. Duffield: Phone 8636 5050
STEWARDS – M. Sargent, P. Frith
All sheep in this section must be registered with the approved society.
All entries to be received only from studs that are accredited free from Ovine Brucellosis & monitored MNI or better in a OJD market assurance program.
Exhibitors’ certificate number must be stated on the entry form.
All entries with the exception of classes shown in wool must be shorn in a fair and even manner, the length of wool on sheep shall not exceed 12.5 mm.
A Tumby Bay trough for the exhibitor exhibiting the Champion British Breed.

SUFFOLK

1. Ram under 1 1/2 years to be shown in wool
2. Ram under 1 1/2 years
3. Pair of rams under 1 1/2 years
4. Ewe under 1 1/2 years to be shown in wool
5. Ewe under 1 1/2 years
CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM RIBBON DONATED BY J. J. FOGARTY & CO.
CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE RIBBON DONATED BY SOCIETY
BREEDERS GROUP: 1 RAM & 2 EWES UNDER 1 1/2 YEARS TO BE DRAWN FROM GENERAL CLASSES.
TROPHY VALUED AT $10 DONATED BY P. J. & M. D. FRITH

POLL DORSETS

6. Ram under 1 1/2 years to be shown in wool
7. Ram under 1 1/2 years
8. Ewe under 1 1/2 years to be shown in wool
9. Ewe under 1 1/2 years

CHAMPION POLL DORSET RAM RIBBON DONATED BY THE SOCIETY
CHAMPION DORSET EWE RIBBON DONATED BY THE SOCIETY
BREEDERS GROUP: 1 RAM & 2 EWES UNDER 1 1/2 YEARS TO BE DRAWN FROM GENERAL CLASSES. TROPHY VALUED AT $10 DONATED BY A. DUFFIELD.

WHITE SUFFOLK

10. Ram under 1 1/2 years woolly
11. Ram under 1 1/2 years untrimmed
12. Ewe under 1 1/2 years woolly
13. Ewe under 1 1/2 years untrimmed

CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK RAM RIBBON DONATED
CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK EWE RIBBON DONATED BY SOCIETY
BREEDERS GROUP: 1 RAM & 2 EWES UNDER 1 1/2 YEARS TO BE DRAWN FROM GENERAL CLASSES. TROPHY VALUED AT $10 DONATED BY LEAHCIM WHITE SUFFOLK STUD.

BORDER LEICESTER

14. Ram under 1 1/2 years shorn on or after 1st October in the year prior to the show
15. Ram under 1 1/2 years shorn on or after 1st May current year
16. Ewe under 1 1/2 years shorn on or after 1st May current year

CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER RAM RIBBON DONATED BY SOCIETY
CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER EWE RIBBON DONATED BY SOCIETY
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Section S - Sheep - Merino

ENTRY FEE $2.00 (Includes Public Liability Insurance)
ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 3rd AUGUST
All entrants in Section S must be members of the Society
Please Note Insurance Regulation 3
A Subscriber of $14 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults & 1 vehicle.
A subscriber of $20 is entitled to tickets for 2 Adults, 3 Children and 1 Vehicle. Members
cars and vehicles will be admitted free on presentation of Members Ticket.

Prizemoney will be paid by Convenor on Showday
CONVENOR - G. Davidson: Phone 8662 6269
STEWARDS - S. Everett Phone 8636 2270
Chief Steward: T. Ashby - Trophy Steward: S. Everett
A. V. Sargent, P. R. Lines, G. Lehmann, A. R. Inglis, R. G. Everett, A. V. Davidson,
B. T. Sargent, G. E. Ashby, J. F. Slattery, R. Brooks, T. Ashby, S. Wilson, R. Stott, D. Stott,
P. T. Venning, P. Oster, J. Stott, J. Oster, B. Mumford, M. Heinjus, M. Ashby,
A. Dunsford, L. Price, R. Price.

The following rules will be strictly adhered to:
Note: All sheep to be accredited free from Ovine Brucellosis & monitored
MNI or better in an OJD market assurance programme.
No sheep to be entered in more than one class.
In respect to ownership of flocks, any individual, partnership, syndicate or limited liability company is regarded by this Society as one owner and flocks cannot be divided for the purpose of exhibiting at the Society's Show between partners or shareholders of a firm owning sheep.
The Chief Steward in this Section shall have power to transfer any entry or entries from any class in which the exhibit has been wrongly entered to the correct class.
Exhibitors are notified that the Society will request the Judge not to award prizes for sheep exhibited, which, in his opinion carries less than 11 months or more than 12 months growth of wool.
All sheep to be shown in the wool unless otherwise specified.
The Judge may withhold First Prize where he considers the exhibits are unworthy, but may award a lower prize in lieu thereof.
Special Note - All Sheep will be judged using the assistance of Micron Measurement, and must have an Official SASMBA Micron Test. These tests will be sourced from the SASMBA by the society and will be affixed to the head tag of the animal by the exhibitor. It is the exhibitors responsibility to ensure that this information is correct.
First prize $4.00 Second $2.00 Third Card

MERINO - ALL COMERS.
STRONG WOOL


Class Numbers1 1/2yrs & under 1 1/2 to 2 1/2yrs 2 1/2yrs & over
Merino Ram123
Merino Ewe456


CHAMPION MERINO RAM - STRONG WOOL
TROPHY VALUED AT $50 DONATED BY ELDERS
RIBBON DONATED BY MRS E. M. FRITH.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM - STRONG WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY B. SARGENT.
CHAMPION MERINO EWE - STRONG WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY H. M. VENNING.
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY WALKINGTON INSURANCE CONSULTANTS JAMESTOWN
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE - STRONG WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY P.G. & P.P. WILSON.

MERINO - ALL-COMERS
MEDIUM WOOL


Class numbers1 1/2yrs & under 1 1/2 to 2 1/2yrs 2 1/2yrs & over
Merino Ram789
Merino Ewe101112


CHAMPION MERINO RAM - MEDIUM WOOL
TROPHY VALUED AT $50 DONATED BY COUSINS MERINO SERVICES, BURRA
RIBBON DONATED BY B.M. & B.P. MUMFORD.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM MEDIUM WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY N. H. SPENCER.
CHAMPION MERINO EWE - MEDIUM WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY R.G. & B.M. EVERETT.
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY THE ELDERS.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE - MEDIUM WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY A. V. SARGENT.

POLL MERINO - STRONG WOOL


Class Numbers1 1/2yrs & under 1 1/2 to 2 1/2yrs 2 1/2yrs & over
Merino Ram131415
Merino Ewe161718


CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - STRONG WOOL
TROPHY VALUED AT $50 DONATED BY B.M. & B.P. MUMFORD.
RIBBON DONATED BY R.M. & J.E. STOTT.
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - STRONG WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY A.R. INGLIS.
CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE - STRONG WOOL
CLIFF PRICE MEMORIAL RIBBON DONATED BY L. & J.C. PRICE
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY WARDLE CO
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE - STRONG WOOL
RIBBON AND $65 TROPHY GRAHAM SMART MEMORIAL

POLL MERINO - MEDIUM WOOL


Class Numbers1 1/2yrs & under 1 1/2 to 2 1/2yrs 2 1/2yrs & over
Merino Ram192021
Merino Ewe222324


CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - MEDIUM WOOL
TROPHY VALUED AT $50 DONATED BY MGA INSURANCE BROKERS, CLARE
RIBBON DONATED BY G. L. INGLIS MEMORIAL.
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - MEDIUM WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY R. J. SMART
CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE - MEDIUM WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY C. G. & I. M. PRICE.
$5O TROPHY DONATED BY WARDLE CO
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE - MEDIUM WOOL
RIBBON DONATED BY L.J. & J.C. PRICE
25. Group of 3 Rams from Classes 1-24.
NORTH ASHROSE TROPHY - VALUED AT $50 DONATED BY G. E. ASHBY & SONS.
CHAMPION RIBBON DONATED BY C.G. & I.M. PRICE.
GRAND CHAMPION RAM
SOUTH AUSTRALIA SUPREME MERINO RAM
$1500 TROPHY DONATED BY RABOBANK LTD & LANDMARK.
RIBBON DONATED BY R. A. & R. B. LINES.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION RAM
$75 TROPHY DONATED BY WESFAMERS LANDMARK.
RIBBON DONATED BY OLD ASHROSE
GRAND CHAMPION EWE
TROPHY VALUED AT $100 DONATED BY NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK
RIBBON DONATED BY I. G. & P. J. DAVIDSON
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE
GRAHAM SMART MEMORIAL TROPHY
RIBBON DONATED BY KEMMY REID
H. M. VENNING MEMORIAL TROPHY - VALUED AT $40 DONATED BY
MRS. H. M. VENNING TO THE COMPETITOR SECURING THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF
POINTS IN THE OPEN CLASSES.
COLLINSVILLE TROPHY - VALUED AT $50 DONATED TO THE COMPETITOR SECURING
THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN AUTUMN SHORN CLASSES 26-49.
AUTUMN SHORN SECTION - MERINO & POLL MERINO
REGULATIONS

All sheep entered in this Section shall be shorn between the first and the last day of March. Also comply with the rules at the start of Section S.

Class Numbers for MerinoUnder 1 1/2yrs Over 1 1/2yrs
Strong Wool Ram2627
Strong Wool Ewe2829
Medium Wool Ram3031
Medium Wool Ewe3233
Fine Wool Ram3435
Fine Wool Ewe3637


CHAMPION MERINO RAM - AUTUMN SHORN
$50 DONATED BY J&F SULLIVAN, GREENFIELDS.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM - RIBBON
CHAMPION MERINO EWE - $50 OLD ASH ROSE PROPS, OLD ASHROSE
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE - RIBBON


Class Numbers for
Poll MerinoUnder 1 1/2yrsOver 1 1/2yrs
Strong Wool Ram3839
Strong Wool Ewe4041
Medium Wool Ram4243
Medium Wool Ewe4445
Fine Wool Ram4647
Fine Wool Ewe4849


CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - AUTUMN SHORN
$50 BY SPRINGVALE NORTH POLL MERINO STUD, PETER STOCKMAN P/L
RESERVE CHAMPION - RIBBON
CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE
$50 BY GM & JR KELLOCK, OLD KELVALE
RESERVE CHAMPION - RIBBON
CHAMPION RAM - AUTUMN SHORN
TROPHY VALUED AT $100 DONATED BY THE ELITE MERINO CO.
IAN & ANN-MARRIE BRADTKE
RESERVE CHAMPION RAM - AUTUMN SHORN
RIBBON DONATED BY JACKIE OSTER
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY LH PERRY & SONS
CHAMPION EWE - AUTUMN SHORN
TROPHY VALUED AT $100 DONATED BY THE ELITE MERINO CO I & AM BRADTKE
RIBBON DONATED BY B.T. SARGENT
RESERVE CHAMPION EWE - AUTUMN SHORN
RIBBON DONATED BY JACKIE OSTER
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY L.H. PERRY & SONS
GRAND CHAMPION MERINO RAM WILL BECOME THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN
REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE AUSTRALIAN SUPREME MERINO RAM CHAMPIONSHIP
JUDGED AT DUBBO NSW IN AUGUST
SPONSORED BY RABO BANK AND LANDMARK

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Section T - Wool

ENTRY FEE $1.00
ENTRIES CLOSE, 3rd AUGUST 2005
First $10.00 - Second $4.00 - Third Card
Prizemoney will be paid on Showday by the Convenor
CONVENOR - B. Vanstone: Phone (08) 8636 5013
STEWARDS
All entries must be staged in wool pavilion by 9.30 a.m. on Show morning and not to be
removed before 4.30 p.m.
All fleeces to be SKIRTED - excluding bellies.
Fleeces exhibited for competition must have been shorn from sheep owned by the exhibitor,
and shorn during the current season.
ALL FLEECES NOS. 1 TO 6 TO BE JUDGED ON COMMERCIAL VALUE.

ALL-COMERS

1. Strong Wool, Merino Ram Fleece.
2. Strong Wool, Merino Ewe Fleece.
3. Medium Wool, Merino Ram Fleece.
4. Medium Wool, Merino Ewe Fleece.

UNREGISTERED BREEDERS

5. One Fleece Merino Ram's Wool.
6. One Fleece Merino Ewe's Wool.
Champion Merino Ram's fleece to be selected on type from all exhibits.
Champion Merino Ewe's fleece to be selected on type from all exhibits.

COLLECTION OF FLEECES

7. For the best collection of three skirted Merino Ewe or Wether fleeces.

Conditions
Fleeces competing for this Award must be specially entered and not selected from those competing in other sections. Any fleece which in the opinion of the judges has not been properly skirted, or which cannot be classed in the following classification, will be disqualified; disqualification being the sole decision of the judges.
Fleeces are to be from Merinos, ewe and/or wether sheep, grass fed, unhoused, unrugged, skirted and of 12 months maximum growth. Each fleece, numbers A, B and C, will be judged according to the scale of points set out below, giving a maximum total of 100 points per fleece. The group of three fleeces will then be judged as a single fleece using the same points scale. The maximum possible point score per group is 400 points.
Trueness of Wool Type20 points
Conformity of Length6
Soundness6
Softness and Handle6
Colour or Bloom6
Character10
Density6
Evenness10
Top & Noil product30
100 points

TROPHY DONATED BY R.J.C. EVANS & CO.
PRIZE MONEY IN SECTION J HAS BEEN DONATED BY

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Section U - Shearing

ENTRY FEES (include Singlet for each shearer)
PAYABLE ON THE DAY - between 8:30 and 10:30am
Open - $25, Senior - $20, Intermediate - $20, Learners - Free
Teams - $20 per Team, $5 per Person, Speedshear - $10
PH/FAX NOMINATIONS BY SUNDAY 6th AUGUST
CONVENORS: Jackie & Paul Oster Ph 08 8846 6047 / Fax 08 8846 6007 /
Mob 0409 466 047 Paul, 0438 466047 Jackie
NOMINATIONS TO: Paul & Jackie Oster
TOTAL CASH AND PRIZE POOL APPROX.$4000
Shearers own choice of Combs and Cutters - Worm Drive - Back Aid Facilities
PLEASE NOTE: Shearing competition now associated with
SPORTS SHEAR SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC.
JUDGING SCHOOL
Time: 8:30am
For all Judges and anyone interested in learning how to Judge.
STOCKOWNERS SHEARING LEARNERS COMPETITION
Total Prize Pool - Approx. $300
Draw: 8:50am
Cash & Prizes to 4th place
ANZ INTERMEDIATE SHEARING COMPETITION
Total Prize Pool - Approx. $700
Draw: 9.30am
Cash & Prizes to 6th place Winner to receive engraved trophy valued at $75
Donated by WARDLE CO PTY LTD
Sashes donated by HANNAFORD Seedmaster Services.
Intermediate category allows shearers to win the Intermediate Competition twice before
having to move on to the Senior Competition.
HEINIGER OPEN SHEARING COMPETITION
Total Prize Pool - Approx. $800
Draw: 10:00am
Cash & Prizes to 6th place Winner to receive engraved trophy valued at $75
Donated by WARDLE CO PTY LTD
Sashes donated by HANNAFORD Seedmaster Services
Senior category allows shearers to win a Senior Competition twice before having to move on to
the 'Open Competition'. There is no limit to the amount of times a competitor can win the 'Open'.
SUPERSHEAR OPEN SHEARING COMPETITION
TOTAL PRIZE POOL - Appox. $1000
Draw: 10:30am
Cash & Prizes to 6th place Winner to receive engraved trophy valued at $100
Donated by WARDLE CO PTY LTD
Sashes donated by HANNAFORD Seedmaster Services
SPEEDSHEAR EVENT
ONLY 30 PLACES AVAILABLE
TOTAL PRIZE POOL - Approx. $350
Draw: 11.00am
Winner wins his weight in beer, 2nd 2 cartons beer
Sashes donated by HANNAFORD Seedmaster Services
WARDLE CO SHEARING TEAMS EVENT
TOTAL PRIZE POOL - Appox. $420
1st Prize: 4 shearers - each to receive engraved trophy valued at $50
donated by WARDLE CO PTY LTD, a Sash and $50 cash donated by
HANNAFORD SEEDMASTER SERVICES
Nominations will be accepted for Teams, consisting of 4 Shearer's on the day. Teams must
consist of at least one Intermediate, one Senior, and ONLY ONE Open competitor
PERPETUAL TROPHIES
Winners of the Open, Intermediate & Team Competitors will have their names engraved on
Perpetual Trophies donated by Wardle Co. Crystal Brook, which are displayed throughout the
year at Wardle Co. shop, Crystal Brook. Winners of Shearing Team Event will have their names
engraved on a Perpetual Trophy donated by West Coast Shearer's in honor of Murray Marks.
BEST LOCAL SHEARER
BEST LOCAL OR LEARNERS ENCOURAGEMENT $30
LANDMARK BEST SHORN SHEEP OF THE DAY
TOTAL PRIZE POOL - $100
TROPHY, CASH & PRIZE issued to the Shearer who produces the lowest score for 1
sheep in the heats. Time will not be considered when judging this.
ALL COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE: Shearer's will be required to hold sheep for judging in
pens out the back for the next competitor, at the completion of their own heat.
MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT
WHICH TOGETHER TOTALS APPROX $4500
WARDLE CO PTY LTD
HEINIGER
TRUE-TEST SUPERSHEAR
OLSSON'S
Hannaford Seedmaster Services,
Rocky River Ag Services,
Stockowners Shearing,
ANZ Bank,
Elders
Crystal Brook Electrical & Refrigeration Services,
DC Hendry Motor Repairs,
Shear Magic
Shearing Supplies,
Irvines Transport,
Landmark,
Automatic Print,
Courella Clothing,
Perry's
Fuel,
Crouch Rural,
Crystal Brook Royal Hotel,
Crystal Brook Railway Hotel,
Paint Right Port
Pirie,
Nelshaby Agricultural Bureau,
Kerin Agencies,
Evans Hourglass Jewellers,
Gold Diggers,
JR Nicolson,
On track driving school,
Adelaide Wool,
Incitec-Pivot,
Prests


SPONSORSHIP COORDINATOR: RODNEY HUNT
Competition Rules

Rules are adapted from guidelines of SPORTS SHEAR SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC..
~ Shearers own choice of hand pieces, combs & cutters
~ No time allowed for stoppages caused by either gear, hand pieces or
sheep getting away from Shearer
~ Shearers have the right to reject a substandard sheep before shearing
commences provided the Chief judge agrees
~ Heats & Stand No drawn prior to Event.
~ Competitors may be required to present their own sheep for outside judges
~ Shearers must be suitably attired for both competition & prize giving -
including footwear.
~ Any disputes will be taken to the disputes committee of the day:
Chief Steward
Chief Judge
Independent Person
~ There is no limit to the amount of time a competitor may take in any class
however the score is calculated accordingly and in the event of any tie - the
best time wins.
~ Each Shearer will have a separate time keeper taken from 'Go' until
machine is switched off after completing final sheep.
The Competitor will be judged on:
a) Welfare of sheep, b) Condition of fleece, c) Appearance of shorn sheep
Refer to notice board on the day for an outline of detailed point penalties.
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Section V - Beef Cattle

ENTRY FEE $1.30 (Includes Public Liability Insurance)
ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd AUGUST
All entrants in Section G must be members of the Society
A subscriber of $14 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults & 1 vehicle
A subscriber of $20 is entitled to tickets for 2 Adults, 3 children and 1 vehicle.
Members Car and Vehicles will be admitted free on presentation of Members Ticket.
Prize Money will be paid by Convenor on Show Day
CONVENOR: I. Crouch Phone (08) 8636 6223
STEWARD: B. Tiller
ALL AGES TO BE TAKEN FROM 1st SEPTEMBER THIS YEAR
First Prize $4.00 - Second $2.00 - Third Card

1. Bull Under 14 Months
2. Bull Under 18 Months
3. Bull 18 months - 24 months
4. Bull Over 2 years
CHAMPION BEEF BULL CHAMPION RIBBON DONATED BY TILLER RURAL
RESERVE CHAMPION BEEF BULL RIBBON DONATED BY MR & JH FERME

5. Cow of Heifer under 14 months
6. Cow or Heifer under 18 months
7. Cow or Heifer 18 months - 24 months
8. Cow or Heifer over 2 years
CHAMPION BEEF COW OR HEIFER CHAMPION RIBBON DONATED BY TILLER RURAL
RESERVE CHAMPION BEEF COW OR HEIFER RIBBON DONATED BY RH & MM CROUCH

9. Group of Beef Cattle comprising 1 Bull, 1 Cow, 1 Heifer
VOUCHER DONATED BY PRESTS LTD FOR GROUP OF CATTLE
TROPHY DONATED BY IR & KP CROUCH FOR MOST POINTS IN BEEF SECTION
CLASSES 1-9.
TROUGH DONATED BY BETTA CRETE FOR EXHIBITOR GAIMING HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN BEEF SECTION

HANDLER'S COMPETITION

Judging at 10.00am
First Prize $4.00 - Second $2.00 - Third Card
JUNIOR: Best Handler under 12 years of age on Show Day
SENIOR: Best Handler over 12 and under 18 years of age on Show Day
OPEN: Best Handler over 18 and under 25 on Show Day

CONDITIONS:
1. Any Breed not necessarily pure bred.
Any Sex including Steers under 24 months; Bulls under 14 months.
2. Nose Clips can be used.
3. Points do not count for points in Beef Section trophy.
4. Winner of Junior Section can enter Senior Section.
5. Judged on the ability of handler.
6. White or Blue Dust Coats to be worn.
7. Judge's Decision is final.
8. Judge can change handlers to another animal to make his decision.
JUNIOR & SENIOR TROPHIES KINDLY DONATED BY T. L. & H. GREIG
OPEN TROPHY DONATED BY REBECCA CROUCH


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Section W - Prime Cattle

ENTRY FEE $1.30 (Includes Public Liability Insurance)
ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd AUGUST
All entrants in this section must be members of the society.
A subscriber of $20 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults, 3 children & 1 vehicle.
A subscriber of $14 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults & 1 vehicle.
Prize Money will be paid by the Convenor on Show Day
CONVENOR: H. Tiller Phone 0418 859 361, STEWARDS: J. Payne, P. Wilson
All Cattle Ages to be taken from 1st September this year.
First $4.00 - Second $2.00 - Third Card

1. Yearling under 12 months.
2. Trade Steer Beef Bred over 12 months.
3. Vealer under 6 months.
4. Pair of Vealers under 6 months.
5. Pair of yearlings under 12 months
6. Pure Bred Heifer over 12 months.
7. Pure Bred unled Bull any breed.
8. Pair Grain fed Yearlings, under 250kg dress weight.
RIBBONS DONATED BY TILLER RURAL: MR & JH FERME: CRAWFORD RURAL
A ramp is provided for loading and unloading Cattle
arriving by Motor Transport.
When there are three or more Exhibits in any Class a Third Prize
Ticket will be awarded.

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Section X - Ring Events

ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 3rd AUGUST AT 5pm
LATE ENTRIES WILL INCUR A $10 LATE FEE
Affiliated with the Equestrian Federation of Australia
Prizemoney will be paid out on Show Day
CONVENORS: B. Mumford Ph/Fax(08) 8636 7031
STEWARDS: R. Winen, J. Nicolson, J. Sargent, D. Longmire, J. Hill, D. Afford,
J Rackham, L Mann
FIRST EVENT
All rings commence 8.30am
All Entries in Section X must be Members of the Society
A subscriber of $20 is entitled to tickets for 2 Adults, 3 children and 1 vehicle.
A subscriber of $14 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults and 1 vehicle.
Members Car and Vehicles will be admitted free on presentation of Members Tickets.
See Regulation 2
Entries must be accompanied by fees.
Yards must be cleared by 6.30am.


JUMPING - HORSES GRADE TO BE STATED WHEN ENTRY SUBMITTED
The following rules will be strictly adhered to:
Horses competing in Senior Show Jumping graded competition must be registered and must carry current Performance Cards. Performance Cards must be produced on the day.
Riders competing in Junior Age Jumping competition MUST be members of the E.F.A.
However the horses need not be registered.
Juniors may compete in Senior competition from the age of 12 years, BUT the horse has to be currently registered and carry a current Senior Performance Card -- Senior grading points will apply.
Jumping competitions are conducted under E.F.A./F.E.I.
Stewards reserve the right to re-arrange order in which classes are run on Show Day.
All Horses in Jumping Classes to jump over such jumps as the Committee or Judge may direct.
All horses to comply with E.F.A. regulations re Measuring. Certificates must be available to society on request.
Amplifiers will announce the Class to come into the ring and competitors must immediately come in, otherwise they will be excluded from the event. Regulation 44 and 45 does not apply to this Section.
All exhibits in horse stock must be tied up in such a place as the Committee may allot, and all young stock to be led.
All riders in jumping events to appear in riding habit including AS2063, AS2063.3 standards for approved riding helmets.
Competitors are not permitted to exercise horses over hurdles prior to starting time of Ring Events.
Events will be combined at the Convenor's discretion if insufficient entries are presented on the day.
Protests in Section X must in all cases be in writing and accompanied by a protest fee of $20.
Protests must be lodged with the convenor within 15 minutes from completion of judging of the class in question. If the protest is upheld the protest fee will be refunded. If the protest is dismissed the protest fee will be forfeited.

RING 1 - COMMENCE - 8.30am START
Course Builder: Mr Donald Williams; Judge: TBA
  Entry
1a.90cm Open Showjump
(all clear rounds receive a ribbon - no prize money)
$2.50
1b.90cm Junior, Table A, Article 238.1.2
Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 4th $5
(NB Classes 1a & 1b are to run concurrently)
$3.00
2."McDonalds Pt Pirie" Senior D Grade
Table A, Article 238.1.2, Max1.05m
Prize Money: 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $60, 4th $40, 5th $20 		$6.50
3."Laucke Feeds" Balharry Cup A&B Grade
Table A Article 238.1.2, Max 1.40m
Prize Money: 1st $200, 2nd $150, 3rd $80, 4th $50, 5th $40 		$15.00
4."Pt Augusta Refrigeration & Airconditioning Service"
C&D Grade, Table A Article 238.1.2, Max 1.20m
Prize Money: 1st $180, 2nd $120, 3rd $80, 4th $60, 5th $40, 		$10.00

HACKING RINGS TO BE HELD IN FRONT OF GRANDSTAND
All entry fees in rings 2 & 3 are $2.00
& prizemoney 1st-$10, 2nd-$5, 3rd-$2 unless stated
Lunch at 12.15
All champions will win either a Trophy or voucher.
There is to be NO working of horses on the oval.
Signs will be erected to work on the Smelters Picnic Grounds.
RING 2 - 8.30am START
JUDGE: Ms Tonia Bates

  1st2nd3rd
5.Best Pony Club Combination53 1
6.Best Pony Club Rider531
7.Pony Club Pairs531

(EVENTS 5-7 MUST BE CURRENT FINANCIAL MEMBERS OF A PONY CLUB AND
BE ABLE TO PRESENT A PERFORMANCE CARD IF REQUIRED)
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY C.B. PONY CLUB

8. Open Hack 15h & over
9. Hack over 15 ne 15.2h
10. Hack over 15.2 ne 16h
11. Hack over 16h
12. Lightweight Hack
13. Heavyweight Hack
14. Ridden Show Hunter Hack over 15h
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (FROM EVENTS 8-13)
15. Rider 8 Yrs & Under
16. Rider 9 Yrs & Under 13 Yrs
17. Rider 13 Yrs & Under 16 Yrs
18. Rider 16 Yrs & Over
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER (FROM EVENTS 15-18)
19. Open Galloway 14 ne 15h
20. Galloway over 14 ne 14.2h
21. Galloway over 14.2 ne 15h
22. Lightweight Galloway
23. Heavyweight Galloway
24. Show Hunter Galloway
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY (FROM EVENTS 19-23)
25. Open Pony ne 12.2h
26. Open Pony 12.2 & ne 14h
27. Pony ne 12h
28. Pony 12-13h
29. Pony 13-14h
30. Pony ne 12.2h
31. Pony 12.2-13h
32. Pony 13-13.2h
33. Pony 13.2-14h
34. Show Hunter Pony
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY NE 12.2H
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION 12.2 NE 14H
CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HORSE (FROM CLASSES 14, 24, 34)
PT PIRIE REGIONAL COUNCIL SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE (FROM RING 2) $100 RUG


RING 3 - 8.30 am START
ENTRY FEE - $2.00
JUDGE: Mr Frank Bawden
35. Led Foal Rec ASP
36. Led Red ASP 11 ne 13h
37. Led Red ASP 13 ne 14.2h
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED ASP
38. Ridden Foundation or Stud Book reg ASP 11 ne 13h
39. Ridden Foundation or Stud Book reg ASP 13 ne 14.2h
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ASP
40. Leading Rein Pony ne 12.2h Rider 5yrs & under
41. Leading Rein Pony ne 12.2h Rider 6yrs & uner 12yrs
42. Rider 5 years & under 10yrs (Rider must be led for whole of show)
43. Rider 6yrs & under 10yrs (Rider must be led for whole of show)
44. First Ridden Pony (for children not capable of cantering)
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED RIDER FRON CLASSES 40 & 41
45. Open Pony ne 14h
46. Pony ne 12h
47. Pony 12-13h
48. Pony 13-14h
49. Pony ne 12.2h
50. Pony 12.2-13h
51. Pony 13-13.2h
52. Pony 13.2-14h
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY NE 12.2H
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY 12.2 NE 14H
53. Open Hack 15h
54. Hack 15-15.2h
55. Hack 15.2-16h
56. Hack over 16h
57. Lightweight Hack
58. Heavyweight Hack
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
59. Open Galloway 14-15h
60. Galloway 14-14.2
61. Galloway 14.2-15h
62. Lightweight Galloway
63. Heavyweight Galloway
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
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PORT PIRIE REGIONAL COUNCIL
"SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE"
FROM ALL CHAMPIONS IN RING 3 $100 PLUS RUG
CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS PRIZE MONEY & TROPHIES
DONATED BY R&M WINEN, REDHILL, BM & BP MUMFORD, J&A RACKAM, HA HEAD, JR NICOLSON, GD & VM IRVINE, CROUCH RURAL, VA COMBE, B&G CROUCH, B&W JOYCE, AD & SN WINEN, H&A HORMANN, P MUMFORD, PT AUGUSTA REFRIGERATION, P COUSINS CONSULTING, REDDEN BROS, MCDONALDS PORT PIRIE, AUTOMATIC PRINT, THE RECORDER, PS & DM FORGAN, LH PERRY & SONS, WOHLING ELECTRICAL, RAMSAY’S PHARMACY, BONNETTS SADDLERY, ALLINGTONS, ROCKY RIVER ENTERPRISES, BALENA PARK, RAGS 4 NAGS, M&D HOARE, PORT PIRIE REGIONAL COUNCIL, LAUCKE FEEDS, LANDMARK AWB.
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Agricultural Produce
Agricultural Produce - Junior
Art
Art - Junior
Cattle - Beef
Cattle - Prime
Contents
Cooking
Cooking - Junior
Farm Produce
Flowers
Flowers - Arranged
Flowers - Junior
Fruit
Handicrafts - Open
Handicrafts - Open - Junior
Homebrew
Needlework
Needlework, Junior
Pets
Photography
Pigeons
Pigeons - Junior
Poultry
Poultry - Junior
Preserves and Salads
Ring Events
Shearing
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Wool