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DALGETY
SHOW SOCIETY INC.
CELEBRATING THE YEAR OF SHEEP
75TH ANNUAL ONE DAY SHOW
SUNDAY 3RD MARCH 2019
SHOW SCHEDULE & ENTRY FORMS
www.dalgetyshow.com.au
SHOW OF THE SNOWY MONARO REGION
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2Table of Contents
Sponsors P 5, 7, 9,10
Officials P 11
Program of Events & Attractions P 14
Show Entry Information & Gate Prizes P 16
Woodchop P 18
Snowy River Tyrepower Stockman’s Challenge P 21
Novelty Section P 23
Yard Dog Trials P 25
Section B – Merino Sheep P 30 - 31
Section B1 – Merino Wool P 32
Section C – Cattle Stud P 35
Section C1 – Cattle Commercial P 36
Junior Judging Cattle Beef P 38
Section P – Poultry P 40 - 43
Section D – Fresh Produce P 45 - 46
Section E – Flowers P 47 - 50
Section F – Cooking P 52 - 53
Section G – Condiments P 54
Section H – Needlework P 56
Section I – Knitting P 57 - 58
Section J - Junior P 61
Section K - Photography P 63 - 64
Section L – Fine Arts & 3D Arts & Crafts P 65
Section M - Home Brew P 66
Section Q – Patchwork, Quilting & Applique P 69 - 70
General Entry Form P 74
Conditions of Entry P 81
Horse section schedule available separately.
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lS.SS;The Dalgety Show Society would like to formally thank our sponsors and volunteers
for their contribution in 2019 and previous years.
The Dalgety Show has a long tradition of community support in our region spanning
75 years. Thank you for your commitment to our continued success.
MAJOR SPONSORS
Agriwest Cooma Jindabyne Butchery
Alpine Motor Group John Barilaro
BCR Earthmoving Landmark Cooma
Berridale Licensed Post Office Mitre 10 Jindabyne
Cooma Toyota Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd
Dean’s Trailers Monaro Wool Services
Elgas Monster Sports
Essex Locksmiths Pty Ltd Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock
Gordan Litchfield Wool Peak Physio Plus
Hazeldean Rippers Rural Services
High Country Communications Snowy River Tyrepower
Jemalong Wool Sundance Bakehouse
Jimenbuen Pastoral Co TCR Concrete Pumping
Jindabyne Auto Repairs
SPONSORS
Amanda’s Coffee Cooma Power Equipment
Arable Pty Ltd Cooma Trophy Centre
Away We Go Tours Cottage Park
BC Partnership Dalgety- Numbla Vale CWA
Berridale Appliance Service Elders Cooma
Berridale Little Stars Forbes Stynes Real Estate
Birdnest Gavin Patton Plumbing
Blaxland Mawson & Rose Hedger Scanning Services
Boloco Creek Steelworks Hilton Reynolds
Brew Your Own at Home Hip Pocket
Buckley’s Crossing Hotel Inspiration Paint & Trade Centre
Buckley’s Rural Services Iona Gardens
Bush Basics Jindabyne Landscaping
Colin Mould Electrical Jindabyne Water Supplies
Cooma Battery Wholesalers John & Julie Hedger
Cooma Crash Repairs Kevin Billmann
Cooma Furnishings Mainstreet
Cooma Mitre 10 MB Mechanical
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Melray Meats Snowy River Pony Club
Monaro Meats Snowy Vets
Office Play Sothern Service Centre
Quods Plumbing Sportspower Cooma
Roger Salis and June McCormack The Fabric Salon
Rosemont Patchwork The Perfect Piece
Shear Delight Tracey Leck
Snow Country Fresh Produce Tyre Plus Cooma
Snowy Mountains Grammar School Walker Gibbs & King Pty Ltd
Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft Group Your House
Snowy River Holiday Park
A special thank you to the Jindabyne Butchery for the loan of their coolroom.
The Dalgety Show Society Inc would especially like to thank
Snowy Monaro Regional Council for their ongoing support both financially and in kind,
and a special thank you to The Community Projects Team.
The support that SMRC provides helps to ensure the success of the Dalgety Show.
SERVICE · INFORMATION · MARKETING
COOMA 6452 3130
www.jemalongwool.com.au
Maxine Blyton Stuart Bennett
0418 484 733 0418 634 316
maxine@jemalongwool.com.au stuart@jemalongwool.com.au
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SPONSOR NAMES BY CATEGORIES
HORSES Merino Wool
Buckley’s Rural Service, Cooma Mitre 10, Jinda- Monaro Wool Services, Elgas, Jimenbuen Pasto-
byne Mitre 10, ral Co, Landmark Cooma, Colin Mould Electrical,
Ripper Rural Services, Monaro Wool Services, Jemalong Wool, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma,
TCR Concrete Pumping, Snowy River Pony Club, Gordan Litchfield Wool, Hazeldean, John Barilaro
Snowy Vets, Your House, Elgas, Kevin Billmann,
Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Southern Cattle Stud
Service Centre, Alpine Motor Group, Hedger Scan-
ning Services, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma, BC Partnership, Elgas, Monaro Livestock & Prop-
MB Mechanical, Mainstreet, Inspiration Paint & erty Pty Ltd, Arable Pty Ltd, Cooma Toyota, Ha-
Trade Centre, Birdnest, Cooma Crash Repairs, zeldean, John Barilaro
Sportspower Cooma, Bush Basic, JIndabyne Wa-
ter Supplies, Quods Plumbing, John Barilaro
Commercial Cattle
Wood Chop Snowy Vets, Elgas, Landmark Cooma, Monaro
Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Arable Pty Ltd,
Cooma Power Equipment, Elgas,Southern Service Alpine Motor Group, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest
Centre, BCR Earthmoving, Snowy River Holiday Cooma, Hip Pocket, Melray Meats, Jindabyne
Park, Cooma Toyota, Agriwest Cooma, John Butchery, Monaro Meats, Office Play, Hazeldean,
Barilaro Monbeef, John Barilaro
Stockman’s Challenge Junior Judging
Snowy River Tyrepower, BCR Earthmoving, Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Cooma
Cooma Power Equipment, Cooma Battery Whole- Power Equipment, John & Julie Hedger, John
salers, John Barilaro Barilaro
Yard Dog Trials Vegetables
Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Walker, Gibbs & King Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Amanda’s Coffee,
Pty Ltd, Blaxland Mawson & Rose, Kevin Bill- Agriwest Cooma, Snow Fresh Country Produce,
mann, Landmark Cooma, Nick Kirshner Property Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Hilton Reynolds, Ber-
& Livestock, Southern Service Centre, Alpine Mo- ridale Licensed Post Office, Iona Gardens, John
tor Group, Cooma Furnishings, Jemalong Wool, Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse
Cooma Toyota, Essex Locksmiths Pty Ltd, Agri-
west Cooma, Jindabyne Auto Repairs, Tyreplus
Cooma, Gavin Patton Plumbing, Jindabyne Land- Flowers
scaping, Hazeldean, John Barilaro
Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Amanda’s Coffee, Ag-
riwest Cooma, Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Ber-
Merino Sheep ridale Licensed Post Office, Iona Gardens, John
Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse
Monaro Wool Services, Elgas, Jimenbuen Pasto-
ral Co, Landmark Cooma, Cottage Park, Monaro
Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Alpine Motor Group, Condiments
Colin Mould Electrical, Elders Cooma, Cooma Toy-
ota, Agriwest Cooma, Jindabyne Butchery, Office Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Agriwest Cooma,
Play, Hazeldean, John Barilaro Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Iona Gardens, John
Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse
9Cooking Fine Arts & 3D Arts & Craft
Berridale Licensed Post Office, Iona Gardens, Elgas, Peak Physio Plus, Amanda’s Coffee,
Dalgety- Numbla Vale CWA, Elgas, Essex Lock- Berridale Appliance Service, The Perfect Piece,
smiths Pty Ltd, Agriwest Cooma, Forbes Stynes John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse
Real Estate, John Barilaro, Sundance Bakehouse,
The Brown Family
Home Brew
Needlework Elgas, Buckley’s Crossing Hotel, Brew Your Own
at Home
Elgas, Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft Group,
Agriwest Cooma, Shear Delight, John Barilaro
Poultry
Knitting Jindabyne Mitre 10, Snowy Vets, Elgas, Elders
Cooma, Agriwest Cooma, Cooma Crash Repairs,
Jindabyne Mitre 10, Elgas, Snowy Mountains Berridale Licensed Post Office, John Barilaro
Quilt & Craft, Agriwest, Tracey Leck, John Barilaro
Junior, Elgas, Peak Physio Plus, Berridale Little
Stars, High Country Communications, Away We Patchwork, Quilting & Applique
Go Tours, Snowy Mountains Grammar School,
John Barilro, Sundance Bakehouse Elgas, The Fabric Salon, Agriwest Cooma, Shear
Delight, Rosemont Patchwork, John Barilaro
Photography Novelty Event
Elgas, Peak Physio Plus, Essex Locksmiths Pty
Ltd, Cooma Trophy Centre, The Perfect Piece, Boloco Creek Steelworks
John Barilaro, Schoo Studios, Sundance
Bakehouse
10OFFICIALS
LIFE MEMBERS
Kylie & Peter Douch, David & Jane Glasson, Justin Hedger, Ray & Tess Kilpatrick,
Liz McMahon, Carl Power, Judy Walters, Larry Wallace, Richard Wallace, Brian Seears,
Nita Wallace, Keith & Jan Bennett, Robert & Michelle Thompson.
Deceased Life Members: W J (Billy) Bruce, Cecil & Olga Caldwell, L V (Pip) Cogan, Dudley
Griffith, Milton Hedger, Tom Jamieson, D C (Polly) Mitchell, Boyd Mould, Bill Mugridge,
Kevin Schaefer, Gwyn Turton, Sid Walters, Bob Walters, Ossie Wellsmore, Sid White, A L
(Peter) Schaefer, Charlie Roberson, Sandy Wallace
EXECUTIVE
PRESIDENT Julie Hedger Phone 6456 6763
VICE PRESIDENT Trish Gerny Phone 6456 5364
SECRETARY Natalee Reid Phone 6456 3440
ASSISTANT SECRETARY Vickii Wallace Phone 6456 6725
TREASURER Christie Glasson Phone 6456 6714
PUBLIC OFFICER Christie Glasson Phone 6456 6714
PUBLICITY OFFICER Annie O’Keeffe Phone 6456 3240
CHIEF STEWARD Annie O’Keeffe Phone 6456 3240
OFFICE BEARERS
ENTRY SECRETARY Kirsty Ross Phone 6456 5158
PAVILION SUPERINTENDENT Annie O’Keeffe
RING SECRETARY Horse Show Commitee
AUDITOR Kothes
STALL HOLDERS Kate Heeley Phone 6456 4681
GROUNDSMAN Euan Welsh Phone 0448 502 463
HON. VETERINARIAN Snowy Mountains Veterinary Group
The Dalgety Show Society sincerely thanks the local media. ABC South East Radio, the
Land Newspaper, 2NMO Monaro Community Radio, The Monaro Post, Snowy Mountains
2XL & Snow FM have once again given the Dalgety Show generous coverage and support.
PARKING TO BE CARRIED OUT UNDER OFFICIALS’ DIRECTION
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13PROGRAM OF EVENTS & ATTRACTIONS
7.30am Yard Dog Trials commence
8.30am Quilt Exhibition in Dalgety Memorial Hall opens
8.30am Horse rings commence
9.00am Showground Pavilion opens
9.30am Sheep Judging commences
9.30am Judging in Pavilion commences
(Pavilion will be closed for 1 1/2 hour)
10.00am Cattle, Wool & Poultry judging commences
10.00am Judging in Dalgety Memorial Hall commences
11.00am Judging of Novelty Section
11.00am Woodchop events & Snowy River Tyrepower
Stockmans Challenge (Juniors only) commence
1.00pm Official Opening 2019 Dalgety Show
2.00pm Snowy River Tyrepower Stockmans Challenge
(Opens)
3.30pm Quilt Exhibition - Viewers’ Choice announced
General Sideshows & children’s attractions
Numerous trade & commercial exhibits throughout the grounds.
Don’t forget to take a wander over to the Dalgety Memorial Hall where there
are exhibitions and displays.
Please note: The Pavilion will be closed for judging for 1 1/2 hours from
9:30am to 11am.
14Take me back
15SHOW ENTRY INFORMATION
Gate Entry Prices
Adults $10
Aged Pensioners $5
Seniors $8
All School children free (must present school pass).
Seniors & pensioners must present proof of concession or pension card.
All exhibitors must pay gate fee to enter showground.
Wristbands will be issued and must be worn on show day.
LUCKY GATE PRIZES
Monster Sports; 2 x $250 Vouchers
KIDS GATE PRIZES
Monster Sports; 2 x $250 Vouchers
BBQ, BAR & KIOSK
As usual providing great food and drink choices
BBQ B/FAST: Dalgety School P&C will be cooking up brekky.
BBQ: Robert & Michelle Thompson with their dedicated staff of fabulous BBQ
cooks who will be whipping up a feast of BBQ delights.
BAR: Jackie Harmey and team will be able to help you with your choice of tipple.
KIOSK: Vickii Wallace & her helpful crew will see you amply fed.
If at busy times throughout the day there is a small wait –
please be patient and remember your Please & Thank You’s as all our workers are
tireless volunteers
16HEDGER SCANNING
SERVICES
TIM HEDGER
Cattle Ultrasound Testing
timhedger37@gmail.com
M: 0409 098 478
ABN 32 794 653 542
17DALGETY WOODCHOP
WOODCHOPPING PROGRAM -
SUNDAY 3RD MARCH 2019 11.00AM START
EVENTS 1ST 2ND 3RD FEE TICK
1. JUNIOR (17 UNDER) 274 U/H HCP $25 $15 $10 $8.00
SPONSORED BY NSWAA
3. NOVICE 300 U/H HCP $60 $30 $15 $10.00
4. NOVICE 250 S/B HCP $60 $30 $15 $10.00
5. OPEN 275 S/B HCP $120 $60 $25 $15.00
6. OPEN 275 U/H HCP $120 $60 $25 $15.00
7. CHAMPIONSHIP 275 S/B $100 $50 $25 $15.00
8. 2 MAN B/B U/H HCP $100 $60 $40 $10.00 P/P
ENTRY FORM; NO BLOCK NO CHOP!!! ENTRIES CLOSE 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO EVENT!!!
SOUTHEAST AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION.
ADMINISTRATION FEE APPLIES; $2.00 TOTAL ENCLOSED:……………
NAME:…………………………….......................................................
ADDRESS:…………………………….................................................
TELEPHONE NO:………………………………
SIGNATURE:……………………………….... DATE…………………
I will not hold the event organisers responsible for any loss, damage or injury.
TO; PETER KNIGHT
9 KNIGHT ST TOWAMBA NSW 2550
0264967005 / 0429837621
NOTE; ALL EVENTS WILL BE RUN UNDER THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE SOUTH EAST AXE-
MENS ASSOCIATION INC. THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAM WITHOUT
NOTICE.
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and the Snowy Mountains
Phone: 131 161
www.elgas.com.au
For appliance sales
Jindabyne: Mitre 10
3 Snowy River Ave Ph: 6451 4200
For appliance sales
Cooma: South East Tile & Bathroom
44-48 Bombala Street Ph: 6452 1500
LTD 1 Kaiser Street, Polo Flat
19Last and Maxwell
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20SNOWY RIVER TYREPOWER
STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE
Juniors 11am, Opens to follow
Entries to Joanne Miners
Longfield 5054 Snowy River Way, Dalgety
(02) 6456 5177 • 0448 665 881
Pre entries will be taken as limited numbers are available
Open $20 Junior Under 16’s $10
COMPETITION
Horse and rider will compete in a set course to demonstrate their
skills, it is a timed event so it also demonstrates their speed and
control. A course will be set that includes reversing, side passing,
whip cracking, bending, jumping and a few other obstacles.
BERRIDALE PHARMACY
Open
Monday – Friday 9am to 5:30pm
Saturday - 9am to 12noon
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NOVELTY EVENT
SHEEP
Construct your Sheep from any material and make it big or small!
Make one or make a group!
Sections: a. Open b. Under 16 c. Under 6
Deliver entries to the Concrete Bunker (near the sheep pavilion) before 9.00am on the day
of the Show.
Please ring Liz on 6456 5017 or email bolocosouth@skymesh.com.au for any enquiries.
Judging 11.00am
Prize – OPEN: $30.00
Prize – UNDER 16: $30.00
Prize – UNDER 6: $20.00
Proudly Sponsored by: BOLOCO CREEK STEELWORKS
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ever make. Selling a home often means a new chapter in your life.
While it is exciting, it can be stressful. Let us take any apprehension out of
the process so you can enjoy the end result!
We work closely with real estate agents and financial institutions.
We can also take care of your business lease, easement and access to
property issues, boundary adjustments and other real estate concerns.
We also provide solutions and advice with Estate planning, Elder Law, Wills,
Powers of Attorney, Guardianship, Family Law, Property Division, Disputes,
Mediation, Civil & Criminal Court work and compensation claims.
Walker Gibbs & King Solicitors
7 Dawson Street, Cooma PO Box 8, Cooma NSW 2630
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24MONARO YARD DOG CHAMPIONSHIP
TRIAL
Dalgety Showgrounds - Campbell St. Dalgety NSW
Hosted by Monaro Utility Dog Club
Chief Steward - Jay Weston
Sunday 3rd March 2019
Judges Talk 7.30am for 7:45am start
Run under NSW Yard Dog Association Rules: www.yarddogsnsw.com
DOG MAIDEN $8 NOVICE $10 IMPROVER $12 OPEN $15 TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL:
*Improver dogs may enter the Monaro Championship with additional championship payment.
*A Local Trial will be run during the lunch break for amateur local handlers to have a go. Entry fee will
be $5.00, pay and register on the day.
Direct Deposit: BSB: 801:009 ACC: 001148035 Handler’s name and dog name as reference please.
Or Cheques Payable to: Dalgety Show Society
Entries and enquiries to: Jay Weston - PO Box 26, Berridale NSW 2628
Mobile - 0403 191 447
Entries Close: Wednesday 20th February 2019
By signing below, I agree to the NSWYDA rules and constitution.
I will not hold organisers responsible for loss, damage or injury.
Name
Address
Phone
Signature
Date
Are you a member of NSWYDA? No Yes Member Number: _________(If known)
Temporary memberships available on the day for $20
• Bitches in oestrus not permitted
• Handlers and dogs enter at their own risk
• Organisers retain the right to alter the program at any time
* Prizes: - Buckley’s Rural Services Highest Scoring Bitch on the Open course
Thanks to our Sponsors.
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P: 02 6452 7747 E: info@monarolivestock.com.au
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SECTION B
MERINO SHEEP
Chief Stewards: Mr Peter Lette
Stewards: Mr Jock Wallace
RULES:
1. Limited number of pens available
2. Merino stud sheep must carry current NSWBA ear label
3. Owner declaration forms on animal health to accompany all Sheep
4. The Hazeldean Pastoral Company Trophy for the most successful exhibitor in open merino classes
will be in accordance with the following rules:
(a) The exhibitor to hold the trophy for the year in which it was won
(b) The following points to be awarded and the highest total is to win the trophy; 1st 3 points; 2nd
2 points; section champion 2 points; reserve section champion 1 point; grand champion 2 points,
reserve grand champion 1 point; 1st for a group 3 points; 2nd for a group 1 point; Only 1 point will
be scored in any class unless there are 2 or more competitors.
Declaration form available from Peter Lette (02) 6456 3034.
STRONG WOOL
1. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 4. Ewe not showing more than 2 teeth
2. Ram showing 4 teeth and over 5. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over
3. August shorn ram any age 6. August shorn ewe any age
CHAMPION STRONG WOOL RAM CHAMPION STRONG WOOL EWE
MEDIUM WOOL
7. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 10. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth
8. Ram showing 4 teeth & over 11. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over
9. August shorn ram any age 12. August shorn ewe any age
CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL RAM CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL EWE
FINE WOOL
13. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 16. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth
14. Ram showing 4 teeth and over 17. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over
15. August shorn ram any age 18. August shorn ewe any age
CHAMPION FINE WOOL RAM CHAMPION FINE WOOL EWE
SUPERFINE WOOL
19. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 22. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth
20. Ram showing 4 teeth and over 23. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over
21. August shorn ram any age 24. August shorn ewe any age
CHAMPION SUPERFINE WOOL RAM CHAMPION SUPERFINE WOOL EWE
30SPECIAL GROUPS
25. The BM Wallace Trophy for a group consisting of ram and 2 ewes to be judged with due
regards to type and uniformity. These sheep need not have the same wool type
26. The Arrawnook Merino Stud Trophy for an exhibit of 3 rams to be judged with due
regards to type and uniformity. These sheep need not have the same wool type.
MEAT BREEDS 28. Best Meat Breed Ewe any age
27. Best Meat Breed Ram any age 29. Best 3 Fat Lambs
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION EWE
$50 donated by Conrayn Stud
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RAM
$50 donated by Conrayn Stud
GRAND CHAMPION EWE
Dudley Griffiths Trophy and $50
BOB WALTERS GRAND CHAMPION RAM
Bob Walters Memorial Perpetual Trophy and $50
BOYD MOULD SUPREME MERINO EXHIBIT
$100 donated by Colin Mould and Perpeptual Shield and Trophy
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
$100 prize and Hazeldean Pastoral Co. Trophy
MERINO FLOCK SHEEP 30. 3 Ewe lambs Spring born
Stud breeders are not eligible to enter flock 31. 3 Ewe lambs Autumn born
sheep section. Sheep to be bred by exhibi- 32. 3 two tooth Ewes fine wool
tor and must be naturally grazed. Shearing 33. 3 two tooth Ewes medium wool
date to be specified when entered. 34. 3 two tooth Ewes strong wool
35. 3 Ewes any age
CHAMPION PEN 3 LAMBS
Cecil Thompson Memorial Trophy and $50
CHAMPION 3 TWO TOOTH EWES
Middleview Trophy and $50
CHAMPION 3 MERINO EWES ANY AGE
C Dwyer Trophy and $100 Voucher donated by Jindabyne Landscaping
31SECTION B1
MERINO WOOL
Entries will be accepted on show day - only until 9am.
Judging to commence at 9.30am.
Chief Steward: Mr Ben Litchfield
BY-LAWS:
Wool must not be more than twelve months growth and shorn within the last 12 months.
All fleeces must be skirted. Rams wool not eligible for championship prize. Sheep to have been bred
by competitor.
STUD BREEDERS INELIGIBLE TO ENTER COMMERCIAL BREEDERS SECTION
STUD COMMERCIAL
1. Superfine Wool Fleece 6. Superfine Wool Fleece
2. Fine Wool Fleece 7. Fine Wool Fleece
3. Medium Wool Fleece 8. Medium Wool Fleece
4. Strong Wool Fleece 9. Strong Wool Fleece
5. Ram Fleece, Open To All Classes
CHAMPION STUD BREEDERS FLEECE
Highest Points Score
Thos.W Green Trophy and $25 prize
BEST THREE FLEECES OF THE SAME COUNT
RA Hedger Trophy (Open) and $25 prize
CHAMPION COMMERCIAL BREEDERS FLEECE
$25 prize
CHAMPION COMMERCIAL FLEECE:
Judged On Commercial Value
M &C Caldwell Trophy (Open) and $25 prize
NEIL CORBY MEMORIAL TROPHY
This trophy will be presented to the most successful exhibitor in wool section,
aggregate points over four shows - Nimmitabel, Delegate, Dalgety and Bombala.
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SECTION C
STUD CATTLE
Chief Steward: Mr Adam Walters Phone 0408 405 766 or 6456 6710
Stewards: Mrs Liz Walters, John & Julie Hedger, Alex Andrich &
Ellyse Walters
1) All exhibits to be penned by 9:30am
2) Studs BJD tested MN2-MN3 to be penned separate from protected zone cattle
3) Age of cattle in subsections to be actual age at 28th February each year
4) Entries must be registered with respective Breed Societies
5) Bulls over the age of 12 months must have a nose ring
6) All cattle must have NLIS devices and appropriate paperwork.
7) Stud Cattle must be tested Pesti Negative
8) All competitors must inform the Stewards of their P.I.C.
ALL BREEDS
1) BULL under 12months 4) BULL 20months and under 24months
2) BULL 12months and under 16months 5) BULL 24months and under 30months
3) BULL 16months and under 20months 6) BULL over 30months
CHAMPION JUNIOR BULL - $35 CHAMPION SENIOR BULL - $35
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BULL RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR BULL
GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW
$40.00 prize and Boloco Partnership Trophy
7) FEMALE under 12months 10) FEMALE 20months and under 24months
8) FEMALE 12months and under 16months 11) FEMALE 24months and under 30months
9) FEMALE 16months and under 20months 12) FEMALE over 30months
CHAMPION JUNIOR FEMALE - $35 CHAMPION SENIOR FEMALE - $35
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR FEMALE RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR FEMALE
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW
$40 Prize and Rosskin Angus & Charolais Stud Trophy
SUPREME EXHIBIT
$60 prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
$40 prize
35SECTION C1
COMMERCIAL CATTLE
a) All exhibits to be penned by 9.30 am
b) All cattle must have NLIS devices and appropriate paperwork.
c) All competitors must inform the Stewards of their P.I.C
d) A limit of 2 entries in each class by each vendor
1. BEST TRADE STEER, 300-400 KG
$30 prize and Berridale Butchery Trophy
2. BEST TRADE STEER, (BEST EXPORT STEER 401 KG +)
1st $85, 2nd $35 prize and J Eccleston Trophy
3. 2 STEER VEALERS, UNDER 400 KG LIVE WEIGHT
$30 prize
CHAMPION STEER (from classes 1,2 & 3)
$70 prize and Jimenbuen Past Co. Trophy
4. TWO HEIFERS, UNDER 1 ½ YEARS. JUDGED ON COMMERCIAL VALUE
$60 prize and JJ Walters Trophy
5. COW WITH STEER OR HEIFER CALF AT FOOT
$30 prize and Merani Park Trophy
CHAMPION FEMALE (From classes 4 & 5)
$40 prize
CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT
$60 prize and Bob McMillan Memorial Perpetual Trophy
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JUNIOR JUDGING BEEF CATTLE
ENTRY: Entries close Friday 22nd February 2019.
Please telephone Adam & Ellyse Walters on 6456 6796 / 0457 494 839.
PRIZEMONEY: 1st $70, 2nd $50, 3rd $30
RULES & REGULATIONS:
a) Competitors must be over 15 and under 25 years of age on 1st May in the year of the State Final at
the Royal Easter Show.
b) To be eligible to compete for Group Finals, competitors must live and/or work in the district for three
months, or be enrolled at a secondary or tertiary institution in the area.
c) No competitor can represent more than one show society in any one Group Final and no more than
one group in a State Final. The winners of a National Final cannot compete at any level in the
particular competition that they won.
d) Competitors will be eliminated from the competition if deemed by the chief steward to be receiving
outside assistance.
PROCEDURE
1. Three classes of animals are judged by competitors, each class consisting of a different breed.
If cattle available provide for only one or two classes, competition may still be conducted with
appropriate adjustment to scoring.
2. Animals in each class must be identified by “breastplates ” numbered 1-4, (not A,B,C,D) with
relevant age, weights and measurements on them (if available).This is essential when using the
Hormel Computing Slide.
3. The oral class of 4 animals will be nominated by the Overjudge or Chief Steward before judging
commences.
COMPETITION TIMING
From the point of view of the competitors, the animals and the spectators, it is important that
the whole competition be completed in approximately one hour.
In the case of 3 classes of animals being used, the timing would be as follows:
• Judging 3 classes - 8 minutes each
• Competitors’ oral tests - 3 minutes each
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39SECTION P
POULTRY
Chief Steward: Mr Jim Fletcher
Stewards: Mrs Elizabeth Fletcher, Mr Bill Fletcher, Miss Lucy Gordon,
Miss Marg Denley and Mr Greg Harmer
REGULATION AND CONDITIONS
• All exhibits to be penned by 10am on show day
• The committee will take all care, but accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits.
• All Birds must be Purebred.
• The committee reserves the right to disqualify and remove from the pavilion any exhibit that, in the
opinion of the said committee, is detrimental to the health of other exhibits.
• If four or more birds of one variety are entered into the A.O.V classers there will be a class made for
them on the day.
• No parking in showground - there are spaces reserved in the carpark on the other side of the bridge
near the river
JUNIORS
1. All Birds must be Purebred
2. Children must be present to pen their own Birds.
3. Birds entered in the junior section cannot compete in Open Events.
Entries close on the 22rd of February 2019. All entry to Jim Fletcher PO Box 1068
Cooma NSW 2630 or Ph: 0432 201 484.
Abbreviations used:
ARV- ANY RECOGNISED VARIETY
AOV- ANY OTHER VARIETY
ARC- ANY RECOGNISED COLOUR
SOFT FEATHER LARGE 13. Plymouth Rock A.R.C, Male
1. Ancona A.R.V, Male 14. Plymouth Rock A.R.C, Female
2. Ancona A.R.V, Female 15. Rhode Island A.R.C, Male
3. Australorp A.R.C, Male 16. Rhode Island A.R.C, Female
4. Australorp A.R.C, Female 17. Silkie A.R.C, Male
5. Barnevelder A.R.C, Male 18. Silkie A.R.C, Female
6. Barnevelder A.R.C, Female 19. Wyandotte A.R.C, Male
7. Campine A.R.C, Male 20. Wyandotte A.R.C, Female
8. Campine A.R.C, Female 21. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light, Male
9. Langshan A.R.C, Male 22. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light, Female
10. Langshan A.R.C, Female 23. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Male
11. Leghorn A.R.C, Male 24. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Female
12. Leghorn A.R.C, Female 25. Breeding Pair
40HARD FEATHER LARGE 30. Australian Game A.R.C, Male
26. Old English Game A.R.C, Male 31. Australian Game A.R.C, Female
27. Old English Game A.R.C, Female 32. A.O.V Hard Feather, Male
28. Pit Game A.R.C, Male 33. A.O.V Hard Feather, Female
29. Pit Game A.R.C, Female 34. Breeding Pair
SOFT FEATHER BANTAM 43. Sebright A.R.C Male
35. Australorp A.R.C Male 44. Sebright A.R.C Female
36. Australorp A.R.C Female 45. Wyandotte A.R.C Male
37. Belgian A.R.V Male 46. Wyandotte A.R.C Female
38. Belgian A.R.V Female 47. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light Male
39. Langshan A.R.C Male 48. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light Female
40. Langshan A.R.C Female 49. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Male
41. Pekin A.R.C Male 50. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Female
42. Pekin A.R.C Female 51. Breeding Pair
HARD FEATHER BANTAM 56. Pit Game A.R.C Male
52. Modern Game A.R.C Male 57. Pit Game A.R.C Female
53. Modern Game A.R.C Female 58. A.O.V Hard Feather Male
54. Old English Game A.R.C Male 59. A.O.V Hard Feather Female
55. Old English Game A.R.C Female 60. Breeding Pair
WATER FOWL 66. Silver Appleyard Large Female
61. Campbell A.R.C Male 67. Silver Appleyard Bantam Male
62. Campbell A.R.C Female 68. Silver Appleyard Bantam Female
63. Muscovy A.R.C Male 69. A.O.V Water Fowl Male
64. Muscovy A.R.C Female 70. A.O.V Water Fowl Female
65. Silver Appleyard Large Male 71. Breeding Pair
JUNIORS 77. A.R.V Soft Feather Bantam Female
72. A.R.V Soft Feather Large Male 78. A.R.V Hard Feather Bantam Male
73. A.R.V Soft Feather Large Female 79. A.R.V Hard Feather Bantam Female
74. A.R.V Hard Feather Large Male 80. A.R.V Water Fowl Male
75. A.R.V Hard Feather Large Female 81. A.R.V Water Fowl Female
76. A.R.V Soft Feather Bantam Male 82. Breeding Pair
83. Best Backyard Layer The birds for these classes don’t have to
1st place $30 and a bag of feed 2nd place be pure bred, just healthy and free from
$10 parasites.
84. Best presented Chook
1st place $30 and a bag of feed 2nd place
$10
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$30 prize supported by Snowy River Echo, Ribbon and a 25kg of Vella Layer Pellets sup-
ported by Cooma Rural
RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE
$10 prize and ribbon supported by Snowy River Echo
CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE
$30 prize supported by Bellevue Park, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets
supported by Cooma Rural
RESERVE CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE
$10 prize and ribbon supported by Bellevue Park
CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
$30 prize supported by Beech Plumbing, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets
supported by Cooma Rural
RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
$10 prize and ribbon supported by Bellevue Park
CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM
$30 prize supported by Colock Poultry, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets
supported by Cooma Rural
RESERVE CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM
$10 prize and ribbon supported by Colock Poultry
CHAMPION WATER FOWL
$30 prize supported by Ladybug Horticulture, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets
supported by Cooma Rural
RESERVE CHAMPION WATER FOWL
$10 prize and ribbon supported by Ladybug Horticulture
BEST SOFT FEATHER
$20 prize and ribbon supported by Snowy Mountains Plumbing
BEST HARD FEATHER
$20 prize and ribbon supported by Snowy Mountains Plumbing
42BEST SOFT FEATHER BREEDING PAIR
$20 prize and ribbon supported by Elders Cooma
BEST HARD FEATHER BREEDING PAIR
$20 prize and ribbon supported by Stuart Fletcher Electrician
BEST COLOURED BIRD OTHER THAN BLACK OR WHITE
$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Leader Products
BEST LANGSHAN
$10 prize and Ribbon supported by Stuart Fletcher Electrician
OPEN ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD
$10 prize and Ribbon supported by Stuart Fletcher Electrician
SUPREME EXHIBIT
$40 prize and Ribbon supported by McDonalds Cooma
BEST JUNIOR EXHIBIT
$30 prize supported by Alpine Motors Poultry and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets
supported by Cooma Rural
CHAMPION JUNIOR SOFT FEATHER
$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Leader Products
CHAMPION JUNIOR HARD FEATHER
$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Leader Products
JUNIOR ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD
$20 prize and Ribbon supported by Jindabyne Automotive
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44SECTION D
FRESH PRODUCE
Vegetables, Fruit, Eggs and Honey
Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am
PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
VEGETABLES
1. WAX BEANS, 12 on a plate 22. SPINACH, BEET, 6 leaves
2. FRENCH BEANS, 12 on a plate 23. LETTUCE, 1 head
3. CLIMBING BEANS,12 on a plate 24. CABBAGE, any variety, 1
4. RADISHES 25. CUCUMBERS, 3 long
5. CARROTS, 3 short 26. CUCUMBERS, 3 apple
6. CARROTS, 3 long 27. ZUCCHINI, 3
7. PARSNIPS, 3 28. MARROW, 1 white
8. TURNIPS, 3 OR SWEDES, 3 29. MARROW, 1 green
9. BEETROOT, 3 30. CUSTARD SQUASH, 1
10. GARLIC, 3 31. BANANA SQUASH, 1
11. ONIONS, 3 white 32. HUBBARD, 1 green
12. ONIONS, 3 brown 33. HUBBARD, 1 red
13. ONIONS, A.O.V., 3 34. QUEENSLAND BLUE PUMPKIN
14. POTATOES ,3 red skin 35. PUMPKIN, A.O.V.
15. POTATOES, 3 white skin 36. BUTTERNUT PUMPKIN
16. TOMATOES, Cherry or Pear, 6 37. BIGGEST PUMPKIN
17. TOMATOES, 3 red 38. BEST COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, 6
18. TOMATOES, 3green (2 pieces of each)
19. SWEET CORN, 3 cobs EGGS
20. CAPSICUMS, 3 39. BROWN EGGS, 6
21. RHUBARB, 6 stalks 40. WHITE EGGS, 6
FRUIT
41. PEACHES, 3 47. PLUMS, 3
42. PEARS, cooking, 3 48. STRAWBERRIES, 6
43. PEARS, eating, 3 49. RASPBERRIES, 12
44. APPLES, cooking, 3 50. BEST COLLECTION OF FRUIT, 4
45. APPLES, eating, 3 (2 pieces of each)
46. NECTARINES, 3
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51. RADISHES, 3 60. TOMATOES, 3
52. CARROTS, 3 61. CORN, 2 COBS
53. BEETROOT, 3 62. STRAWBERRIES, 6
54. POTATOES, 3 63. COLLECTION, 2 each of 3 different
55. PEACHES, 3 vegetable or fruit
56. APPLES, 3 64. COLLECTION - ROOT VEGETABLES, up to 4
57. PARSNIPS, 3 varieties, 2 of each
58. ONIONS, 3 65. LETTUCE
59. TURNIPS, 3 66. EGGS
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$25 prize
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46SECTION E
FLOWERS
Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am
Chief Steward: Bridget Corby Ph 6456 5123
PRIZE MONEY: First Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only unless specified otherwise.
1. All exhibits, except in decorative section, must have been grown by exhibitor or a member of his
or her household.
2. All exhibits in children’s section must be arranged only by exhibitor.
3. Right to inspect gardens of exhibitors. The committee reserves the right to visit gardens before or
after the Show from which plants or flowers have been entered for competition.
4. Constitution of an exhibit: Where a number of plants or flowers is specified in the Schedule for a
class, neither more nor less than the number may be shown, and an exhibit will be disqualified by
an excess or deficiency.
5. In all classes where cut material is shown, all stems must reach the water in the receptacle.
6. All exhibits should be named; errors in naming will not be disqualified, but this can count in very
close competition.
7. Any prize may be withheld or modified if the exhibits are considered unworthy of prize offered.
8. Judge’s decisions on the relative merit of exhibits shall be final.
DAHLIAS
The naming of blooms before judging is desirable. Dahlia Standards: All blooms 160 mm and
over to be staged one per vase. All blooms under 160 mm to be staged three per vase.
Minatures must be under 120mm.
NOTE: A vase is any container or bottle suitable for staging dahlias.
SIZES
Decorative Classes may be formal or informal. Cactus or Semi-Cactus types unless otherwise
state in schedule.
Giant Decorative and Large Cactus 260mm & over
Large Decorative and Large Cactus 210mm & under 260
Medium Decorative and Medium Cactus 160mm & under 210mm
Small Decorative and Small Cactus 120mm & under 160mm
Minature Cactus under 120mm
Large Incurved Cactus 160mm & over
Small Incurved Cactus 120mm & under 160mm
Small Ball Type (Show Type) 120mm & under 160mm
Minature Ball Type (Show Type) 120mm
Pompom under 50mm
Nymphea under 160mm
Colarette ( Anomone, Orchid, Stellar & Single under 160mm
471. GIANT DECOARTIVE 9. VASE MINIATURE CACTUS, 3 blooms, 1 variety
2. ONE LARGE GIANT OR DECORATIVE 10. VASE INCURVED CACTUS, 1 bloom over 160,
3. ONE MEDIUM DECORATIVE 3 blooms under 180
4. VASE SMALL DECORATIVE 11. VASE, SMALL BALL TYPE, 3 blooms, NND
5. VASE MINIATURE DECORATIVE 12. VASE, 3 blooms, Pompom, 1 variety
6. ONE LARGE INCURVED CACTUS 13. VASE, 3 blooms, Colarette, NND
7. ONE MEDIUM INCURVED CACTUS 14. VASE , 3 blooms, Nymphea, 1 variety
8. VASE SMALL CACTUS, 3 blooms, 1 variety 15. VASE, any other type standard unit
CHAMPION DAHLIA - $20
ROSES 20. VASE ROSES, BUD TO FULL BLOOM,
16. ONE DARK ROSE, H-T 4 stages, 4 stems
17. ONE LIGHT ROSE, H-T 21. ONE FULL BLOWN ROSE
18. THREE ROSES, H-T, NND, 3 containers 22. CONTAINER MINIATURE ROSES, NND,
19. VASE ROSES, FLORIBUNDA, not more than 3 stems
6 cuts 23. BUNCH ROSES, 5 stems, H-T, NND
CHAMPION ROSE - $20
DECORATIVE 27. ARRANGEMENT, using one variety flower,
24. LOW ARRANGEMENT, suitable for dining any embellishment
25. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS, 28. ARRANGEMENT, 5 flowers, any
suitable for mantelpiece embellishment
26. COLLECTION OF GARDEN FLOWERS, 29. SHOULDER SPRAY
arrangement to count 30. PRESENTATION POSY
31. DRIED ARRANGEMENT, any material
CHAMPION DECORATIVE - $20
GENERAL FLOWERS
32. ONE GLADIOLI 42. MARIGOLDS, French, 3
33. THREE GLADIOLI, dark 43. PANSIES, 6
34. THREE GLADIOLI, light 44. PETUNIAS, 3 cuts, NND
35. COSMOS, 3 cuts 45. PHLOX, annual, 6 cuts
36. CARNATIONS, 3 NND 46. PHLOX, perennial, 3 cuts
37. ZINNIAS, 3 47. MICHAELMAS DAISIES, 3 cuts
38. SWEET PEAS, 6 48. ANY OTHER FLOWER, not mentioned, 1 cut
39. GERANIUMS, 6 49. POT PLANT, flowering
40. ASTERS, 6 50. POT PLANT, foliage
41. MARIGOLDS, African, 3 51. POT PLANT, succulent
CHAMPION GENERAL FLOWERS - $20 prize
OVERALL CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $30
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JUNIOR SUB-SECTION
1st prize $10 and 2nd prize $5
Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am
52. CONTAINER FLOWERS,
Australian Natives, container not over 10cm in height
53. DECORATED SAUCER,
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SECTION F
COOKING
Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am
The pavilion will be open Saturday 2nd if exhibitors wish to drop entries off
Chief Steward: Lorraine Phillips
Stewards: Dianne Simpson
PRIZEMONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
1. SCONES, plain, 6 15. ANY CAKE/S NOT MENTIONED to be
2. SCONES, date, 6 named,
3. MUFFINS, 4 16. RICH FRUIT CAKE 250g mixture $50
4. SPONGE SANDWICH, jam filled Sundance Bakehouse
5. MARBLE CAKE 17.PACKET CAKE iced on top & named
6. HONEY ROLL 18. ANZAC BISCUITS, 6
7. PLATE LAMINGTONS, 6, 4cm x 4cm 19. DARBY’S BUSH CAKES, 6 rolled out
8. GLUTEN FREE CAKE 20. MACARONS, 6
9. DATE LOAF 21. COOKED SLICE, 6 on plate, 2 varieties
10. CHOCOLATE CAKE, iced on top - 22. UNCOOKED SLICE, 6 on plate, 2 varieties
$20 donated by Berridale LPO 23. FRIANDS 4
11. ORANGE CAKE, iced on top 24. STEAMED PLUM PUDDING
12. SULTANA CAKE 20cm round or square 25. MONTE CARLOS, 6
13. BANANA BREAD 26. SHORTBREAD in one piece
14. MOIST COCONUT CAKE 27. JAM DROPS, 6 on a plate
28. BREAD 1 loaf named
CHAMPION EXHIBIT
$20 prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
$25 prize
52COOKING
JUNIOR SUB-SECTION (12 YEARS & UNDER)
1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2
29. CUP CAKES, 4 iced - $10 donated by 33. DECORATED ARROWROOT BISCUITS,
Dalgety CWA 4 on a plate, Under 7 years - $10
30. PLATE SCONES, plain 4 34. PIKELETS 4 - $20 from The Brown Family
31. PACKET CAKE iced on top 35. CHOCOLATE CAKE iced on top -
32. ANZAC BISCUITS, 6 on plate $20 donated by Berridale Post Office
CHAMPION EXHIBIT JUNIOR SUB-SECTION
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53SECTION G
CONDIMENTS
*Please note changed entry arrangements
Entry Form Closing Date: Friday 22nd February 2019 - items to be delivered between
10am & 12pm Saturday 2nd March to the Pavilion. Judging Saturday 2nd March
afternoon, results to be announced at the Show.
Chief Steward: Lorraine Phillips 0412 817 105
Steward: Margaret Chalk
PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
1. APRICOT JAM 16. PRESERVED PEACHES
2. PLUM JAM, dark 17. PRESERVED APRICOTS
3. PLUM JAM, light 18. PRESERVED PLUMS
4. CHERRY JAM 19. PRESERVED PEARS
5. PEACH JAM 20. PRESERVED CHERRIES, any variety
6. STRAWBERRY JAM 21. PRESERVED BEETROOT
7. RASPBERRY JAM 22. PRESERVED TOMATOES
8. BLACKBERRY JAM 23. ANY PRESERVE, not mentioned
9. ANY KIND OF JAM 24. ANY PRESERVE, fruit in alcohol
10. MARMALADE JAM 25. GREEN TOMATO PICKLES
11. APPLE JELLY 26. MUSTARD PICKLES
12. QUINCE JELLY 27. TOMATO RELISH
13. LEMON BUTTER 28. ANY CONDIMENT, not mentioned
14. TOMATO SAUCE 29. BEETROOT RELISH
15. CHILLI JAM
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SECTION H
NEEDLEWORK
Dalgety Memorial Hall
Chief Steward: Sarah Fosdyke Ph 0449 722 767
Entries can be dropped at the hall between 12pm - 3pm on Saturday 2nd March and
before 9am on Sunday 3rd March.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
1. DOILEYS, DUCHESS SET OR TABLE CENTRE, 9. HAND TOWEL OR WASHER, decorated
embroidered 10. COAT HANGER, most attractive
2. DOILEYS, TABLE CENTRE OR 11. CLOTH DOLL or SOFT TOY, any material
HANDKERCHIEF, crochet 12. BEADWORK
3. APPLIQUE – ANY ARTICLE 13.HEIRLOOM EMBROIDERY or RIBBON WORK
4. ANY ARTICLE of clothing machine made, 14. A BAG, not patchwork
including stretch fabric, no knitting - $25 prize 15. CANDLEWICK, any article – not Quilt
5. ANY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN 16. ARTICLE OF TAPESTRY
SCHEDULE, machine made 17. ARTICLE OF TAPESTRY, long stitch
6. ANY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN 18. ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH
SCHEDULE, handmade or embroidered 19. WOOL EMBROIDERY – $25 prize
7. DRESSED DOLL
8. CUSHION
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
$25 prize. Sponsored by Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft
CHAMPION EXHIBIT
$25 prize + $50 Voucher for Your House. Sponsored by Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft
NEEDLEWORK
JUNIOR SUB- SECTION
1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2
20. ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE, Primary School
21. ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE, High School
Judge to take into account the age of the student
JUNIOR CHAMPION
$25 prize
56SECTION I
KNITTING
Chief Steward: Miss Tracey Leck Ph 6456 5057
Stewards: Miss Elle Walters
ENTRY: 9am Sunday at the Hall
PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
Heavy yarn – 6 ply and over, Light yarn – to 5 ply
Manufacturers Yarn Label to be attached to all entries Wool or Synthetic.
Any entry without a Manufacturers Yarn Label will not be judged but will be displayed (Homespun
entries are exempted.)
1. BABYS FROCK, knitted 15. FAIRISLE CARDIGAN or JUMPER L.Y.
2. INFANTS’ JACKET, knitted 16. FAIRISLE CARDIGAN or JUMPER H.Y
3. BABIES BONNET, knitted 17. ANY ARTICLE, not mentioned, knitted
4. BOOTIES, knitted 18. ANY ARTICLE, not mentioned, crocheted
5. BABY’S SET, knitted (bonnet, booties, jacket) 19. ANY KNITTED TOY
6. BABY’S ARTICLE, crochet 20. KNITTED RUG
7. LADY’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y. 21. CROCHETED RUG
8. LADY’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y. 22. PICTURE KNITTING
9. CHILD’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y. 23. ANY ARTICLE, knitted with homespun yarn
10. CHILD’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y. 24. ANY ARTICLE, crochet with homespun yarn
11. MAN’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y. 25. ANY ARTICLE, knitted or crocheted with
12. MAN’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y beads
13. MULTICOLOUR CARDIGAN or JUMPER L.Y. 26. ANY ARTICLE, machine knitted
14. MULTICOLOUR CARDIGAN or JUMPER H.Y. 27. SCARF
BEST RUG KNITTED OR
CROCHETED
$25 prize
CHAMPION WOOLLEN ARTICLE
$20 prize
CHAMPION EXHIBITOR
$30 prize. Sponsored by Snowy Mountains Quilt & Craft
57KNITTING
JUNIOR SUB- SECTION
28. BEST KNITTED ARTICLE - $10 Donated by Tracey Leck
29. BEST CROCHET ARTICLE - $10 Donated by Tracey Leck
30. ANY KNITTED TOY - $10 Donated by Tracey Leck
31. SCARF
JUNIOR CHAMPION
$25 prize
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• Accommodaition • Courtesy Bus
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SECTION J
JUNIOR
Chief Steward: Mrs Bridget Corby Ph: (02) 6456 5123
Stewards: Mrs J Hedger, Mrs Linda Kiesewetter
PRIZE MONEY: 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2 and ribbon, unless otherwise specified.
REGULATIONS: *Please note changed entry arrangements
Entries exhibits close 4pm Friday 22nd February. Judging Saturday 23rd Feb. Results to be announced
at the Show. Limit of one entry per child in each sub-section. The Year of exhibitors to be attached to
exhibit. Any entry obviously not the work of the competitor is to be disqualified.
PLEASE ENSURE THAT NO NAMES ARE ON THE FRONT OF ANY ENTRY
PAINTING, COLLAGE & 3D CREATIONS
1. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Kindergarten 11. COLLAGE, any material – Years 3 & 4
2. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Years1 & 2 12. COLLAGE, any material – Years 5 & 6
3. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Years 3 & 4 13. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material –
4. ORIGINAL PAINTING - Years 5 & 6 Kindergarten
5. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Kindergarten 14. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material –
6. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Years 1 & 2 Years 1 & 2
7. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Years 3 & 4 15. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material –
8. ORIGINAL DRAWING - Years 5 & 6 Years 3 & 4
9. COLLAGE, any material – Kindergarten 16. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material –
10. COLLAGE, any material – Years1 & 2 Years 5 & 6
HANDWRITING – FOUNDATION STYLE
17. HANDWRITING - Kindergarten 20. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 3
18. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 1 21. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 4
19. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 2
HANDWRITING – PERSONALISED
22. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 5 23. HANDWRITING - 1 page Year 6
CRAFT, PUBLICATIONS & PROJECTS
24. CRAFT, any material - Kindergarten 31. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -
25. CRAFT, any material - Year 1-2 Year 3
26. CRAFT, any material - Year 3-4 32. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -
27. CRAFT, any material - Year 5-6 Year 4
28. PUBLICATIONS - Kindergarten 33. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -
29. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story - Year 5
Year 1 34. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story -
30. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story - Year 6
Year 2
CHAMPION PROJECT
$40 prize
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SECTION K
PHOTOGRAPHY
Steward: Megan Bridgeman Ph: 0402 800218 meglou74@gmail.com
*Please note changed entry arrangements
First prize $5 and ribbon, Second prize ribbon only
Entry Form closing date: Friday 22nd February 2018 – items to be delivered between 10am & 12 noon
Saturday March 2nd to the Pavilion.
Entries can be sent to Dalgety Show, PO Box 141 Berridale NSW 2628 & marked as an entry but must
be received by Friday 22nd February 2018. Judging Saturday 2nd March, results to be announced
at the Show. Name, address and phone number must be on back of photographs. Only photographs
mounted on BLACK or WHITE cardboard, with a border width of 2 - 2.5cm, will be accepted. LIMIT
of 10 photographs per entrant across all categories. Any photograph larger than 13cm x18cm will be
judged as an enlargement. All care will be taken but no responsibility will be accepted by the Society
for any loss or damage to any exhibit.
COLOUR 6. Animals
1. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show 7. Landscapes
2. High Country 8. Buildings/Structures
3. Sky/Weather 9. Character Study/Portrait
4. Water 10. Enlargement
5. Flora 11. Digitally enhanced photograph, original
must also be submitted
BLACK & WHITE 17. Animals
12. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show 18. Landscapes
13. High Country 19. Buildings/Structures
14. Sky/Weather 20. Character Study/Portrait
15. Water 21. Enlargement
16. Flora 22. Digitally enhanced photograph, original
must also be submitted
ANY PHOTOGRAPH DEPICTING A SHEEP - $20
CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPH - $60 Voucher from Schoo’s Studio
63SECTION K
JUNIOR COMPETITION
15 YEARS + UNDER
1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2
COLOUR 7. Landscapes
1. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show 8. Buildings/Structures
2. High Country 9. Character Study/Portrait
3. Sky/Weather 10. Enlargement
4. Water 11. Digitally enhanced photograph, original
5. Flora must also be submitted
6. Animals
BLACK & WHITE 18. Landscapes
12. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show 19. Buildings/Structures
13. High Country 20. Character Study/Portrait
14. Sky/Weather 21. Enlargement
15. Water 22. Digitally enhanced photograph, original
16. Flora must also be submitted
17. Animals
ANY PHOTOGRAPH DEPICTING A SHEEP - $20
CHAMPION JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPH — $30
64SECTION L
FINE ARTS AND 3D ART & CRAFTS
Chief Steward: Psalm Shaw
PAVILION
Steward: Ursula Then
PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
REGULATIONS: *Please note changed entry arrangements
1. Entry per artist is limited to 4 artworks in total.
2. Watercolours and drawings must be framed and ready to hang.
3. Oil and acrylic canvases can be framed or unframed but must be ready to hang.
4. All artworks are to be original pieces of the entering artist. Exceptions will be made if artist has
given written authority (made available to the stewards) for the entrant to enter their artwork.
5. Entry Form Closing Date: Friday 22nd February 2019 - items to be delivered between 10am
& 12pm Saturday 2nd March to the Pavilion. NO ARTWORK WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS
TIME. Judging Saturday 2nd March, results to be announced at the Show.
The general entry form must be completed and separated from the schedule at the time of
submitting the artworks. There must be one completed form for each artist.
7. Artworks can be sold at any time during the exhibition, but cannot be removed until 4 pm Sunday.
8. Entered artwork must be dropped off and picked up from the pavilion. If artwork is not
collected it will be available for pick up at the following show.
ART
1. ACRYLIC PAINTING, any subject 7. DRAWING, pencil, charcoal, pen and ink,
2. OIL PAINTING, any subject mixed media
3. WATER COLOUR, any subject 8. MANGA & COMIC BOOK, Character or
4. PASTEL, any subject Page, pencil, pen and ink, mixed media,
5. PAINTING, Mixed media digital printed
6. DIGITAL ART, printed, any subject
CRAFT
9. WOODCRAFT, home made article 12. MODEL, Home made, kit made or
10. METALCRAFT, home made article combination
11. CERAMICS, home made article
ANY CRAFT ARTICLE IN ANY MEDIUM DEPICTING A SHEEP
$20 prize
JUNIOR SUB-SECTION (High School Years 7 – 12)
EACH STUDENT TO ENTER IN ONE OR BOTH SECTIONS, ONE PAINTING ONLY AS SPACE LIMITED.
12. PAINTING WATER COLOUR, ACRYLIC, 13. PAINTING WATER COLOUR, ACRYLIC,
OIL, PASTEL – traditional OIL, PASTEL – abstract
BEST EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR SUB-SECTION CHAMPION EXHIBIT
$25 prize $30 prize
65SECTION M
HOME BREW
Entries will be accepted on show day – 3rd March - only until 8.30 am
Chief Steward: Mr Garry Thompson Phone 6456 5115
Steward: Leanne Oliver
PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified.
NOTE: Each individual entry to have a maximum of two bottles
1. LAGER OR PILSENER 6. STOUT
2. ALE 7. GINGER BEER
3. BITTER 8. FRUIT WINE, any variety
4. ANY BEER, not mentioned 9. LIQUEUR, any variety
5. OLD OR DARK ALE 10. APPLE CIDER
BEST AUSSIE SHEEP LABEL
$20 prize
CHAMPION EXHIBIT
$15 prize Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies
RESERVE CHAMPION
$10 prize Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies
GROUP 6 HOME BREW BEER
COMPETITION FINALS
Any home brewer that has won Home Brew Beer classes at any of the Group 6 shows will be eligible
to enter. Winners will need to bring proof of their win as well as the section they won in. You will
only be allowed to enter in that section. A maximum of two entries per class that corresponds to
the classes stated below. Entries can be brought on the day and must be in by 9am or contact Garry
Thompson (PH: 6456 5115) to make other arrangements.
1. LAGER OR PILSENER 3. BITTER
2. ALE 4. DARK ALE/ STOUT
Class 2 covers ales, pale ales, wheat beers and draught beers.
CHAMPION - A Bradley & J Hedger Trophy + $30
Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies
RESERVE CHAMPION
Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies
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SECTION Q
PATCHWORK, QUILTING & APPLIQUE
Dalgety Memorial Hall
Chief Steward: Mrs Johanne Oscroft 6457 8344/0431 556 828
Stewards: Mrs Wendy Gibson 0422 153 324,
Mr Justin Hedger 6291 9162 after 8pm
ALL PATCHWORK/QUILTING WORK IS WELCOME AND CAN BE ENTERED FOR
JUDGING AND/OR EXHIBITION ONLY
CONDITIONS
• All entries to the Hall at 9:30 am Saturday morning, 2nd March.
• Quilts from Cooma area can be left at the Fabric Salon by 5pm, Wednesday, 27th February.
• All entries must remain until 4pm Sunday 3rd March. Please ensure you make arrangements for
your quilts to be collected on Sunday afternoon.
• All quilts ‘Professionally Machine Quilted’ must be stated on the entry form with the quilters name
acknowledged.
• Please ensure that all quilts have a hanging pocket (3” to 4” deep) on the back plus name & contact
number of the maker and size of quilt. If the quilt is over 200cm wide a centre split in the hanging
sleeve is advised to allow extra support for the quilt and the hanging rod.
Any quilt without a hanging pocket properly attached will not be hung.
• Entries limited to 2 per exhibitor, per class.
• The Chief Steward has the right to change any entry.
• Dalgety Show Society Inc. is not liable for any loss, damage or destruction of exhibition items.
Insursnce cover, if desired, is the responsibility of the quiltmake.
Note: Judges in previous years have asked for a ‘story’ regarding the quilt, e.g: Name of pattern or
your own design, fabric theme, whether quilt was a kit or made as part of a class etc. If your quilt is
being judged could you please attach a ‘story’ to the back of the quilt. Quilts made from a pattern or
based on another quilt should be acknowledged.
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