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Mackenzie County
Agricultural & Pastoral Society
121st Mackenzie Highland Show
Annual Show of
Stock, Agricultural Produce and Farm Implements
to be held at the
Showgrounds, Fairlie
Easter Monday - 22nd April 2019
Grand Parade 2.30pm
Full Show Catalogue of Entries available
Photo Credit: at the Secretary’s Office for $2
Kerry Boon
PROUD TO BE SUPPORTING
THE MACKENZIE HIGHLAND
A&P SHOW
FOR ALL YOUR LIVESTOCK NEEDS
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BROKER:
Mackenzie, Fairlie
Hamish Zuppicich • 027 403 3025
Fairlie, Albury
Greg Shearer • 027 476 6769
Deer Specialist
Max Bensemann • 027 561 1000
Dairy Specialist
Don Borlase • 027 561 4025
PETER WALSH & ASSOCIATES LTD
www.peterwalsh.co.nz • 03 687 4440 • office@peterwalsh.co.nz
SHOW PROGRAMME INDEX
Index
President’s Welcome, Show Sections, Membership Information
President’s Welcome. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Equestrian Back Numbers. . . . . . . . . . 15
Committee Information
Show Sections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Food and Coffee List and Map. . . . . .
Timetable 17
Equestrian
Membership Ring Program . . . . . . . . . . 3 Trade Site List and Map. . . . . . . . . . . .
Information. 18
Sponsors
Committee Information
Entertainment/Special . . . . . . . .Information
Features . . . . 3 Trophies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Equestrian
Timetable. . Back
. . . . . .Numbers
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Food and Coffee
Equestrian Ring Program. List and .Map . . . . . . . . . 5 Membership and Officers. . . . . . . . . . 29
Trade Site List and Map
Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Grounds Layout. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Trophies 36
General Information Features Info. . . 7
Entertainment/Special
Membership and Officers
Grounds Layout
MACKENZIE A&P SHOW’S MAJOR SPONSORS
Alpine Energy, Barwoods/ Mackenzie Supply Services/ Temuka Transport, Gordon
Handy, Goldpine, Heiniger, Mainland Wool, Makikihi Fries, PGG Wrightson Wool, Point
Lumber, Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-Operative, Craigs Investment Partners, Des Segar
Motors 2006 & Auto Trans, Fairlie Early Learners, Farm Source, Farmlands, Four Square
Fairlie, Hazlett Ltd, Lemacon Ltd, LJ Hooker, Meadowslea Stud, Meridian Energy,
Mighty Mix Dog Food, Peppers Bluewater Resort, Peter Walsh & Associates, Pinewood
Motels, Property Brokers, Rabobank, South Canterbury Toyota, The Front Store
Engineering Supplies/Andar, Waste Away/Timaru Hire
MACKENZIE A&P SHOW’S
ENTERTAINMENT/SPECIAL FEATURES
Freestyle NZ Motocross (freestylenz.co.nz)
Lil Chuck sponsored by Fairlie Early Learners (backyardmusic.co.nz)
Mackenzie Shears Competition (shearingsports.co.nz)
Animal and Pet Tent (Meadowslea Marquee)
Country Kidz Competition (run by Geraldine/Mackenzie Ag)
ARA Long Lunch Cooking Demo / Heavy Vehicle Simulator
Main Ring Entertainment (Dog Trial, Talia Allison Free Riding, Highland Games
Display, Western Riding Demo, Clydesdales)
Pedalmania, Vintage Machinery, Wood Chopping, NZ Kennel Club Show, Red
Cross/St Johns/NZ Fire Service, Pony & Carnival Rides
Complete catalogue of entries available for $2 from the Secretary’s Office or see
individual sections for a listing of entries. All results available on
www.showdayonline.com. Showgrounds Office phone 685-8743
ST JOHNS, DOCTORS AND VETERINARIAN ARE ON SITE
PLEASE GO TO THE SECRETARY’S OFFICE IF NEEDED
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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
Welcome to the 121st Mackenzie Highland Show.
I would like to welcome you to inspect some of the finest stock, enjoy a coffee and listen
to local musicians. Wander into the Pet Tent or the ARA ‘Long Lunch’ Marquee and just
watch some wonderful entertainment, including Lil Chuck, the One Man Skiffle Machine,
sponsored by Fairlie Early Learners and Freestyle NZ, NZ’s most successful Motocross
team. There’s something for everyone!! Our equestrian events in the main ring are always
a huge attraction, but don’t forget to check out the dog trials and show dogs on the way.
It would not be a Mackenzie Show without the wonderful sound of the bagpipes and
coupled with highland dancing you would be excused for thinking you were back in
mother Scotland. While you are there, wander into the produce shed and you will see first-
hand the quality of local produce, hand crafts, photographs and a large display of items
from Mackenzie school children. The wood-chopping is another event that is always
worth watching and with the skill of these axemen they would put my chainsaw to shame.
Well worth stopping for a few minutes. This year our trade exhibition is the largest we
have ever had at a Mackenzie Show so make sure you wander through. You never know
what you might find. At mid-day we will be entertaining you with extra events in the main
ring. These include a performance from western horses, dog trialling, a Highland games
feature, and a very talented rider showing off freeriding and the control she has with her
horse. Keep an eye out for these wonderful entertainment events.
The other event that is a must see is the shearing. These guys and girls are good and
extremely talented. You definitely won’t see me up there on the board as I only partly
qualified as a rousie. As you can see we have many events happening and I would like to
thank all the many dedicated people that make this show happen. The work you all put
into this shows the strength of our community and why the Mackenzie show continues to
grow. A special thanks to my committee.
I am sure you will find something that will interest you at this year’s Mackenzie Highland
Show, so once again welcome and please enjoy your day.
Gordon Handy
MACKENZIE A&P SHOW SECTIONS
Lemacon Sheep, Black and Coloured Sheep, South Canterbury Toyota Wool (Fine and
Crossbred), Black and Coloured Wool, Mighty Mix Dog Food Sheep Dog Trials,
Equestrian (Hacks, Park Hacks, Saddle Hunters, Riding Horses, Cobs, Pleasure
Horses/Ponies, Led Horse/Pony, Clydesdales & Shires, Shepherd’s Hack, Hunter Jumping
(Horse/Pony), Ponies (Jordan Dent Farrier Group A, B and C (combined), Saddle Hunter
Ponies, First Ridden and Vetlife Lead Rein), Shetlands, Miniature Horses (In-Hand
Category A and B and Activity) and Light Harness and Hackney), Marquee and Event
Hire Goats (Dairy and Boer), Poultry, Home Produce, Cochranes Farm Produce, Flowers,
Wine and Home Brew, Cooking, Needlework and Fancywork, Gallery 77 Art+Living Arts
and Crafts, Wearable Arts, Mackenzie Supply Services School Industry and Hobby,
Pinewood Motel Photography, Peppers Bluewater Resort Highland Dancing, Piping and
Solo Drumming, The Front Store Wood Chopping, New Zealand Kennel Club, Local Pet
Dog, Wasteaway South Ltd/Timaru Hire Alpacas and the on-farm Prosser Heli-Ag Winter
Feed Competition which is held in May.
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MACKENZIE HIGHLAND SHOW
PATRONS
Mr Graham Smith (Mackenzie District Mayor) & Ms Jacquie Dean, M.P. (Waitaki Electorate)
HON. PATRONS
R J Campbell, Mrs M E Coutts, Mr B R McNab, Mr M I Prattley, Mr R D Taylor, Mr K W Walker
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTS PAST PRESIDENT
Mr Gordon Handy Mr Bryan McNab Mr Peter Cooke
SECRETARY TREASURER HISTORIAN
Mrs Jodi Payne Mrs Anne Harrison Mr Chris M Knubley
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
GH Allison, K Anderson, KJ Boon, RJ Campbell, D Clark, P Cooke, M Davis, T Dobbs, WJ Edge,
S Fisher, M B Gallagher, B Halliday, A & C Hampton, G Handy, A Harrison, A Irving, A Kerr, CM
Knubley, B McNab, AL Munro, G Munro, KB O’Neill, J Payne, AM Ross, A Smith, N C Smith, G
Sutherland, A Swann, CE Swann, D Taylor, SJE Taylor, SJ Taylor, KW Walker, CF Waters
ANNOUNCERS
Mr Tim Black, Mrs Melissa Jebson and Mrs Dianne Rawlinson
MARSHALL OF GRAND PARADE AND GATE STEWARD
Mr Stan Taylor
ELECTRICIAN Aorangi Electric VET Aorangi Veterinarian DOCTORS L Arundel & P Hyde
SIDESHOWS, FOOD & TRADE DISPLAYS
Mr M B Gallagher, Mr B R McNab, & Mrs C E Swann
MEMBERSHIP
Family Membership to support the Mackenzie A&P Society is $30.00 and Life
Membership is $450.00. Membership privileges include reduced entry fees in some
sections and free admission to the annual show for 2 adults and family under 15 years of
age. The Society's financial year ends 30th June. Please contact: Jodi Payne, Secretary,
PO Box 53, Fairlie 7949 Ph/Fax (03) 685-8977
HEALTH AND SAFETY
All persons entering the grounds must comply with the Health & Safety at Work Act 2015
(and subsequent amendments.) Please abide by the safety rules and signage at the
Showgrounds. Follow instructions from Marshals and Show Officials. Please ensure that
no one enters livestock pens or enclosures. Do not poke, hit or irritate animals. Be aware
of livestock and vehicular movement. Please do not stand behind any livestock. A full
copy of the Health and Safety plan is held in the Secretary’s office along with a map of
the grounds, the First Aid area and fire extinguishers. NO DRIVING INSIDE
SHOWGROUNDS BETWEEN 9am and 4pm.
IN CASE OF EVACUATION, PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAY TO THE SCHOOL
ROAD CARPARK IF THIS IS NOT THE SOURCE OF HARM.
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TIMETABLE
7.30 am Sheep Dog Trials
8.00 am Mackenzie Shearing Competition- Machine Heats (Shearing Pavilion)
8.15 am Judging of Equestrian District Class (Hacks, Park Hacks, Saddle Hunters,
Riding Horse and Cobs)
8.30 am Judging commences for Ponies, Miniature Horses, Hacks, Park Hacks, Saddle
Hunters, Riding Horses, Cobs & Pleasure Horses/Ponies
9.00 am Judging commences for Black & Coloured Sheep, Led Horse/Pony, Shetlands
to follow Miniatures, First Ridden Ponies followed by Lead Rein Ponies.
Led Clydesdales/Shires to follow Led Horse/Pony
9.30 am Freestyle NZ Motocross 15 min show
Cowboy Challenge Showcase (Cowboy Challenge Ring) approx. 1 hour
Judging commences for Produce Shed
9.45 am Judging commences for Alpacas
10.00 am Judging commences for Highland Dancing, Sheep, Goats, Poultry, Pet Lambs
& Pet Sheep
Country Kidz Class One commences
Li'l Chuck - The One Man Skiffle Machine (45 min) thanks to Fairlie Early
Learners (Barwoods Trailer)
10.30 am Judging commences for Piping
11.00 am Freestyle NZ Motocross 15 min show
Cowboy Challenge Showcase (Cowboy Challenge Ring) approx. 1 hour
Working Hunter Horses/Ponies followed by Hunter Jumping (approx time)
11.30 am Country Kidz Class Two commences
Mackenzie Shearing Competition-Blade Heats (Shearing Pavilion–approx time)
11.45 am Judging commences for Drumming
12.00 pm Shepherd’s Hack in Mackenzie Cowboy Challenge Ring (approx. time)
Champion of Champion Ram
Local Pet Dog Competition (meet at Secretary’s Office)
Li'l Chuck - The One Man Skiffle Machine (45 min) thanks to Fairlie Early
Learners (Barwoods Trailer)
12.15 pm Wood Chopping (Underhand)
12.30 pm Freestyle NZ Motocross 15 min show
12.45 pm Small Standing Chop
1.00 pm Mackenzie Shearing Competition Open Machine Heats with Semi Finals
(Machine and Blade) to follow
Judging commences for Light Harness (approx start time)
1.15 pm Li'l Chuck - The One Man Skiffle Machine (45 min) thanks to Fairlie Early
Learners (Barwoods Trailer)
Wood Chopping (Mackenzie A & P Championship)
2.15 pm Wood Chopping (Big Underhand Chop)
Freestyle NZ Motocross (Main Ring)
2.30 pm Grand Parade, Judging of the FMG Cup for The Supreme Champion over all
Livestock, Presentation of Best Trade, Craft & Promotion
Four Square Fairlie Children’s Lolly Scramble
3.00 pm Wood Chopping (Big Standing Chop)
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3.30 pm Freestyle NZ Motocross 15 min show
Mackenzie Shearing Competition Finals (approx)
Wood Chopping (Tree Chop, Dave Lorrie Memorial Cup, Single Handed
Sawing)
4.00 pm Wood Chopping (Double Handed Sawing)
4.30 pm Wood Chopping (Jack ‘n’ Jill Sawing)
All times approx. and subject to change. Listen to Announcer for any time changes
Throughout the day: Wood Chopping (Wood Chopping Ring), Mackenzie Shears
(Shearing Pavilion), Live Local Entertainment (Barwoods Trailer), NZ Fire Service
Display, Red Cross and St Johns Units, Carnival Rides, Pedalmania, NZKC Dog Show,
ARA Cooking Marquee, ARA Heavy Vehicle Simulator, Animal and Pet Tent, Vintage
Machinery Display, Mackenzie Highland Pipe Band, Shopping, Food Vendors, etc.
Main Ring 12-2:30pm: Dog Trial Showcase, Highland Games display, Talia Allison Free
Riding display, Clydesdales, Cowboy Challenge/Western Riding display, Motocross
MAIN RING PROGRAM
DUE TO OTHER ENTERTAINMENT,
THE RING PROGRAMME WILL BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DURING THE DAY.
PLEASE LISTEN TO ANNOUNCER FOR CHANGES
8.15 a.m.
District Class (Hacks, Park Hacks, Saddle Hunter Horses, Riding Horses, Cobs)…Top Ring
8.30 a.m.
Hacks, Park Hacks, Saddle Hunter Horses, Riding Horses .........................................Top Ring
Cobs…………………………….............................................................................Middle Ring
Saddle Hunter Ponies………………………………………………………………Middle Ring
Pleasure Horse/Pony……………………………………………………………….
Group A, Group B and C (combined) Ponies………………………………..….…Lower Ring
Miniature Horses…………………………….....................................................South End Ring
9.00 a.m.
Led Horse/Pony to follow Cobs…...........................................................................Middle Ring
Led Clydesdales & Shires to follow Led Horse/Pony……………...........................Middle Ring
First Ridden………………………..……….............................................................Lower Ring
Lead Rein to follow First Ridden ……….................................................................Lower Ring
Shetland Ponies to follow Miniatures ……….....................................................South End Ring
Please listen to announcer for starting times
Working Hunter (horses and ponies) to follow Show Classes.
Hunter Jumping (horses and ponies) to follow……………………..……….Middle/Lower Ring
Light Harness (to follow Shetlands)…………………………………………………Lower Ring
12 noon
Opening of the Show
Entertainment: Dog Trial Showcase, Highland Games Demo, Talia Allison Free Riding Exhibition,
Cowboy Challenge demo, Clydesdales Ridden, Clydesdales with Sledge, Clydesdales with Harness,
Freestyle Motocross (2.15pm)……………………………………………………………..Top Ring
Shepherds Hack (approx. time)………………………………………….…..Cowboy Challenge Ring
2.30 p.m. Grand Parade, Judging of the FMG Supreme Livestock, Trade Site Winners and Four
Square Fairlie Lolly Scramble
3.30 p.m. Prize money available at the Equestrian Office. Any monies still owing will be invoiced.
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DONATIONS OF SPECIAL PRIZES AND SPONSORS
The Committee would like to thank all sponsors for their kind assistance,
with special recognition to our MAJOR SPONSORS:
Alpine Energy, Barwoods/ Mackenzie Supply Services/ Temuka Transport,
Gordon Handy, Goldpine, Heiniger, Mainland Wool, Makikihi Fries, PGG
Wrightson Wool, Point Lumber, Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-Operative, Craigs
Investment Partners, Des Segar Motors 2006 & Auto Trans, Fairlie Early
Learners, Farm Source, Farmlands, Four Square Fairlie, Hazlett Ltd, Lemacon
Ltd, LJ Hooker, Meadowslea Stud, Meridian Energy, Mighty Mix Dog Food,
Peppers Bluewater Resort, Peter Walsh & Associates, Pinewood Motels, Property
Brokers, Rabobank, South Canterbury Toyota, The Front Store Engineering
Supplies/Andar, Waste Away/Timaru Hire
LEVEL THREE SUPPORTERS ($100+
Aorangi Veterinary Glenmore Station Mitre 10
Services Goldpine New Zealand Merino
Ashwick Tractor Harrison's Seed Store Company Ltd
Services Heliventures NZ Ltd New Zealand Sheep
B P 2 GO I T M Building Centre Breeders Assoc.
Barber J Ballantyne & Co Peppers Bluewater
Drilling/Geraldine Auto JJ Ltd Timaru Resort
Restoration JR's General Store Placemakers
Braemar Station Kohan Restaurant Prosser Heli Ag
Cochranes Kurow Wools R J Preston Ltd
Couplands Stockfeed Lake Tekapo Holiday Shenley Station
CP Wool Homes South Canterbury
Craighead BOP Lake Tekapo Village Toyota
Craighead Old Girls Motel Stihl Shop Timaru
Craigs Investment Lone Pine Building Timaru Hire
Partners Mackenzie Alpine Vet Life Fairlie
Essential Nutrition Ltd Horse Trekking Westpac
FMG Mainland Wools Ltd
Gallery 77 Marquee & Event Hire
LEVEL TWO SUPPORTERS ($50+)
All Seasons Lodge Hope Bros Grampians Stn Miss Timaru
Balmoral Station Ian McDonald Contracting Rural Transport Ltd
Catering South Canterbury Johnson Gluyas Tractors The Pin Tin
Farm Barn Café L & L Construction/ The Timaru Motors
Gibson Bros Lakes Construction Waihi School
Hair on Regent L J Hooker Washingtons Exploration
LEVEL ONE SUPPORTERS (under $50)
Black Forest Station Mt Dobson Motels South Canterbury B&C
Four Peaks High Country Mt Hay Station Sheepbreeders Assn
Track Rawleigh Agent /Karen South Island Poultry
Heartlands Resource Peck Pigeon & Cage Bird
Centre Ruth Knubley Thistledown Alpacas
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MACKENZIE SHEARS
Returning again for the sixth year, is the
exciting Mackenzie Shears shearing
competition. You can find them near the
Gillingham Street entrance in their purpose
built Shearing Pavilion. You won’t want to
miss watching some of the best shearers in
the Nation competing for top spots in Open,
Senior, Intermediate and Junior shearing as
well as Open Blade shearing. More
information on this exciting sport can be
found at www.shearingsports.co.nz
8:00 am Machine Heats
11:30 am Blade Heats
1:00 pm Open Machine Heats followed
by Semi-finals of Machine and Blade
Competitions
3:30 pm Finals
The Mackenzie A&P Society would like to
thank the generous sponsors of the Shearing
Pavilion: Alpine Energy, Makikihi Fries Chip
Factory, Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-Operative,
Mainland Wools, Barwoods, Heiniger New
Zealand Ltd, PGG Wrightson Wool Ltd,
Goldpine, Point Lumber and Craigs Investment Partners
TALIA ALLISON –
FREE RIDING
Talia Allison, 25yrs, is a rider, trainer
and coach from Dunedin. She works full
time as well as coaching young riders
and running a team of 6 competition
horses. She loves teaching her mounts
cool tricks like sitting on coaches and
free riding. Mustang Shelby is a 15yr
15.1hh Pinto mare. Together they have
competing to 3 star eventing and 1.25m show jumping including placings at Horse of the
Year 2019. Talia taught Shelby to freeride (bareback and bridle-less) 5 years ago and
loves doing trick riding and demos on her. Their highlights include clearing 1.55m during
a demo at Otago Taieri Show and being part of Alycia Burton’s demonstration at Horse of
the Year 2016. Mustang Puzzle Me is a 14.1hh Pinto mare. They have competed to pre-
novice eventing. Puzzle was originally a project pony who turned into a trick pony. She
attends shows alongside Shelby displaying a variety of tricks including sitting,
layingdown and standing on boxes.
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Li'l Chuck - The One Man Skiffle Machine
Sponsored by Fairlie Early Learners
"Li'l Chuck combines almost every element of pure joy"
NZ Listener, March 2017
Performing at 10am, 12pm & 1.15pm
at the Barwoods trailer (map on back page).
Local Entertainment on stage throughout the day.
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on 22nd April 2019
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Craigs Investment Partners Limited is a NZX Participant Firm.
Adviser Disclosure Statements are available on request and free
of charge. Please visit craigsip.comFreestyle New Zealand is New Zealand’s No1 Professional & most successful FMX
Team. Over the past 5 years Freestyle New Zealand has become a dominant name in the
Freestyle Motocross scene. We continue to bring our fans and event promoter’s high
adrenaline and edge of your seat FMX shows throughout the country. We continue to
strive to be the best and most professional extreme sports show in the country. Freestyle
New have been involved in some of the largest events on the social calendar. We perform
in front of 200,000 New Zealander's each year and provide an international level FMX
Show with some of New Zealand top FMX Riders who ride on a national and
international level.
We are excited to head to the heart of the heart
of the south with a show that is sure to impress.
Our team will be taking to the air to deify the
laws of gravity and show what can be done with
a 100kg motorcycle 3 stories high in the air.
We will be demonstrating some of the
most dangerous and difficult tricks in
the FMX sport including the famous
backflip!! While our professional M/C
will take you though step by step the
details of these amazing tricks and bring
the atmosphere alive. This is a show that
is sure not to be miss. 9:30am, 11am,
12.30pm and 3:30pm and just before the
Grand Parade in the Main Ring.
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11MACKENZIE COWBOY CHALLENGE
INVITATIONAL SHOWCASE
Head on over to the Cowboy Challenge Ring
down by the Dog Trial area and check out
Cowboy Challenge Showcase- organised by
the Aoraki Western Riding Club
(www.awrc.co.nz). Western riding has
something for everyone, from highly refined
western equitation (think dressage for
cowboys), to trail courses, to working cattle,
to barrel racing and games and much, much more. In 2010, the Aoraki Western
Riding Club held the first Cowboy Challenge competition just down the road at
Valley Brewing Company’s property in Gapes Valley. Cowboy Challenge is a
timed competition consisting of 13 obstacles designed to not only push horse and
rider out of their traditional comfort zone, but also to test the communication and
horsemanship of each rider. Scores are largely based on horsemanship. The Club
then formed the separate New Zealand Cowboy Challenge Association. More
information on the sport can be found on the NZCCA’s website
www.cowboychallenge.co.nz. Today’s event is an invitational and consists of top
Cowboy Challenge riders from throughout the South Island competing for top
Cowboy/Cowgirl!!! Rounds at 9.30am and 11am. Demo in the Main Ring 1.45.
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12The Ara Long Lunch
Ara Institute of Canterbury has brought a team of top professional chefs to the show this
year. Using only locally sourced, high quality ingredients, (including Alpine Salmon), the
team is showcasing top regional cuisine to our tent of foodie guests. Come along and
check us out!
Guests will enjoy a hands-on cooking experience with one of our expert chefs, then sit
down at our Long Lunch tables and enjoy a two-course taster!
Times available: 10am, 11am, 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm
Ara will is supplying this awesome experience for just $5 per person!
30 people per session with each of the 6 sessions lasting 35 minutes.
You can expect to learn, taste and get hands-on cooking tips and tricks with our fun and
engaging team and we will also be showcasing our upcoming Business Breakfast Speaker
Series, Experience Ara taster activities and our Sector Days. Get involved, learn
something and test your skills against our experts! While t in the Ara tent, why not have a
look at the great range of courses that Ara offers locally and online, or for more
information just click: https://advantageyou.co.nz/
Ara Driving Simulator:
To celebrate the ongoing success of the Heavy Vehicle Operator course at Ara, the team
have brought the driving simulator to the show to give you a hands on driving experience.
Meet the team and have a go for a gold coin donation.
ANIMAL & PET TENT
Don’t forget to stop by the big red and white Meadowslea
Marquee and check out the Animal and Pet Tent. Good fun
for young and old alike (and everyone in between!). See
all of the different animals, pet them and find out a bit
more about them.
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13THE CARNIVAL
Get a great view of the Show from
the top of the Ferris Wheel
COUNTRY KIDZ AGRI-SKILLS COMPETITION
Don’t miss this fun-filled and
very competitive agricultural
skills competition run by the Ag
classes at Mackenzie College
and Geraldine High School with
the help of Timaru Girls YFC.
Each year, there are many teams
which compete in two age group
classes. Class One (7-9 years)
starts at 10am and Class Two (10-
13 years) starts at 11:30am. Head
on over and cheer on our future
farmers!
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14EQUESTRIAN BACK NUMBERS (by number)
1 - Haylee Frame (Skibbereen Versace) Donna)
4 - Richard Price (Fairview Maryah) 41 - Dion Joy (Allegros Prince Albert)
5 - Helen Scott (Summerland) 42 - Carol Jackson (Tell Tale)
6 - Helen Scott (Caddon HSH) 43 - Mrs P M Topham (Meg of Brigadoon)
7 - Michelle MacDonell (Indiana O to B 44 - Alice Peters (Farview Show Time)
Grand) 45 - J M & N E White (Ashstencroft Weepu)
8 - Cate Lightbourne (Kinda Magic) 46 - Maia Colenso (Kolour Me)
9 - Briannah Hadfield Broatch (Nimble) 47 - Stacey Anderson (Cruiser)
11 - Olive Cronin (Cedar Park Regal Man) 48 - Kelly Johnston (Memoir)
13 - Alexandra Tutty (SWS Inceptions Code 49 - Poppy Nichol (Festive Fields Hi
Blue) Fidelity)
14 - Donna Morkane (Zion) 51 - Karen Thyne (Arcadia Farm Lametta)
15 - Mel Cleland (Reid n Dale Special 52 - Karen Thyne (Connemara Statues
Edition) Splash N Dash)
16 - Lulu Maley (Lakewood Curiosity) 53 - Karen Thyne (Totara Creek On The
17 - Charli Maley (Kokako Gold 'N' Silk) Prowl)
18 - Amy McMullan (Lavanda) 54 - Georgia Weaver (Dipped In Silver)
19 - Leanne Johnston (Cold Molasses) 55 - Sara Frew (Tiny Tots Makita)
20 - Shevelle Halford (Sherwoods CH Idols 56 - Sara Frew (Tiny Tots Arctic Rose)
Just A Fire Hawk) 57 - Sara Frew (Abba-Diva Kismets
21 - Shevelle Halford (Gemtime Rebels Lil Fonteyn)
Sinner) 58 - Sara Frew (Tiny Tots Shakira)
22 - Shevelle Halford (Arcadia Farm Lazuli) 59 - Kristin Darby (Jaybee Adoro)
23 - Nina Atkinson Spiers (Chelton Light 60 - Tallyho Zeus (Nadia Houston)
Regards) 61 - DG Equine (Rovale Grassiano DG)
24 - Lydia Cleghorn (Ellangowan 64 - Bella Robson (Stoneleigh Mahoe)
Ghostbuster) 65 - Vicki P Havord (Duncree Harrington)
25 - Lydia and Cooper Cleghorn (Festive 67 - Abby Sinclair (Glen Albyn Fine Print)
Fields Hallelujah) 68 - Sophia Kingan (Mangakaraa Crystal)
26 - Cooper Cleghorn (Festive Fields 69 - Brin Millar (Silverbank Nemelsia)
Hallelujah) 70 - Pip Eason (Chelton Light Enigma)
27 - Willow Cleghorn (Ellangowan Magic 71 - Pip Eason (Diamond Cheval)
Dragon) 74 - Tilly May (Brookfields Pollyanna)
28 - Lydia Cleghorn (Goldridge Prospero) 75 - Stella lambie (Makeba)
29 - Toby Harden (Burravoe Zesbrie) 77 - Pippa Melville (Birchlands Lucky Little
30 - Racheal List (Lv Vendella) Miss)
31 - Sharleen Weller (Sam) 78 - Kate Melville (Birchlands Chocolate
33 - Baylee Warner (Cassius Clay) Smudge)
34 - Leana Walker (Mount Linton Rhona) 79 - Wendy Smith (Donner Diego BV)
35 - Desire NZPH (Sonia Mckerchar) 80 - Harry Presscot Ballagh (Toonmals
36 - Jessica Wiles (Beau Cheval) Show Time)
37 - Tania Bellamy (Lochslea Pride & Joy) 81 - Ann Ferriman (Aramus)
38 - Sheldon Mehrtens (Ashstencroft Todd) 82 - Ann Ferriman (Vienna)
39 - Pieta Houston (Olly) 83 - Ann Ferriman (George's Fault)
40 - Joely Townley (Amberleigh Prima 84 - Archie Grant (Buttons)
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1585 - Ava Smith (Snowy) 129 - Abi Hyslop (Cinematic)
86 - Michelle Berghan (JBs Jolly Flit) 130 - Paige Fitzgerald (KS Precious Gem)
87 - Erin Fisher (W P Shadow) 131 - Sarah fitzgerald (KS Helter Skelter)
88 - Kate Hughes (SS Regnen) 132 - Kate Costello (Mr Silver)
89 - John Hughes (Shenley Annie) 133 - Nikki Latham (Winn Dixie)
90 - Kate Hughes (Shenley Snap) 135 - Ashleigh Todd (Glenardon Zsa Zsa
91 - Evie Townly (Kadabra Folkdancer) Gabor)
92 - J M Riley (Yarraman Park Hallmark) 136 - Ashleigh Todd (Miyagi)
93 - Toni Blundell (Monty) 137 - Breagha Beggs (WP Hotshot)
94 - Kelsey Moore (Savac's Little Tuxedo) 138 - Paige Atkinson Spiers (Caresino)
95 - Greta Murray (Shiraz) 140 - Neve Kellahan (Draytown Sunny)
96 - Angus Murray (Houdini) 141 - Ted Williamson (Innocent Eyes)
97 - Cathrine Maxwell (Elegantes Pumpkin 142 - Ben Williamson (Glendale Chilli)
Patch) 146 - Bronwyn Halliday (Willowlea Red
98 - Cathrine Maxwell (Abba Diva Cadence Shadow)
Christopher Robin) 147 - Bronwyn Halliday (Sherwood's
99 - Cathrine Maxwell (Honey Bounce Radiant Legacy)
Shiney Flying Colours) 148 - Bronwyn Halliday (Bracken Ridge
100 - Shelby Pemberton (Spring Cricket) Charlie Brown)
101 - Tamara Muirson (Michelada) 149 - Millie Harris (Willowspring Tailor
102 - Tamara muirson (Licorice Twist) Made)
104 - G Culver (Cheeky Merry Max) 150 - Kate Stackhouse (Willowspring Tailor
105 - G Culver (Glendale Bubblegum) Made)
106 - M Culver (Songlands Tiger Lily) 153 - April Buckingham (Shelyron
111 - Rod Kraal(Bencurren Mackenzie Bess) Cloudberry)
112 - Jo Woods (Ashstencroft Winter Rose) 154 - April Buckingham (Oaklea Jubilant)
113 - Lyn Chamberlain (Just Billy) 155 - Llea Anne Vlaanderen (Yanos)
114 - Wendy Saxon (Brokenarrow Moon 156 - Jolmer (Gravin)
Shadow) 157 - Charlise Miller (Willow Spring On
115 - Wendy Saxon (MT Ida Jo Jo) Order)
116 - Pam Holmes (JC Painted Black) 158 - Katie Fitzsimons (Willow Spring On
117 - Flo Wright (JC Painted Black) Order)
118 - Summer Wilton (Ashstencroft Raine) 159 - Casey Reynolds (Brackenmere Mr Bo
119 - Cate Smith (Glen Lie Rebecca) Jangles)
120 - Brooke Wendelken (Ridgevale Oyster 160 - Taylor Roberts (Whistledown Karmik)
Boy) 161 - Mikayla Wycliffe (NS Hey Mickey)
121 - Kate Fleming (Bewitched of Flaxmill) 162 - Suzy Ratahi (JC's Delta)
122 - Meg Fleming (Mansfield Park 163 - Katie Dennett (Glenbrooke Mcgivar)
Magnolia) 164 - Paula Crawford (Spud)
123 - Evelyn Andrews (Sarum) 165 - Anna Marie Chin (Midas Touch)
124 - Ella Fitzsimons (Apsley Golden 166 - Jane Hanna (Astek Vanus)
Secret) 169 - Lucy Black (Henry)
125 - Katie Fitzsimons (Skibbereen Upbeat) 170 - Lucy Black (Punga)
127 - Amanda Shallard (Earnest Peter Pan) 171 - Katie Wilson (Hazy Gray)
128 - Abi Hyslop (Starstruck Jazz) 172 - Melissa Pateman (RH Armani)
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16FOOD AND COFFEE AT THE SHOW…
Caffe Piccolo - C1 The Crepe Lady - F11
Men-Love Berries and Bouncing - C2 Scoopys Real Fruit Ice Cream - F12
One Smart Coffee- C4 Aoraki Lil Orbit Donuts - F13
The Shot Timaru Ltd - C5 Pita Pit Mobile SI - F14
Espresso2Go - C6 Mobile Foods Special Events - F15
The Food Den - F1 Strawberry Divine - F16
One Scoop or Two - F2 Churros Ole - F17
Sturgeon's Amusements - F3 Traditional Cornish Pasties Ltd - F18
Wild Az - F4 Yes Chef Events & Catering - F19
The Food Den - F5 The Curly Fries - F20
P's Pimms - F6 Smoke n Barrel - F21
Red Lunch Box- F7 Flips Pancakes - F22
Daz Sunshine Bacon - F8 The Rotary Club of Timaru - M15
The Food Den - F9 Catering South Canterbury - Taylor Pavilion
Delmacs Paradise Snow - F10
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Dancing
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F19
Dogs
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F21
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Sheep
Shearing
Shed
Wool Room Section
Toilets M
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18SITE MAP
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Toilets Booth
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19TRADE SITE LIST
040 Trains & Models - S12/S13 Farmlands - N7-N9/N16-N18/N19-N21
Ageing Naturally - R26 Funky Monkey Bars - N22/N23
Alpaca Crafts - H7/H8 Garden Art by Jackson - G5
Amelia-May Italian - R18 GH Healthcare - N6
Angel "A" Fashions - R6 Gladstone Gloves - R10
Aoraki Liquorice - J9 Glam4girls - S2
Aqua Filter Canterbury - C29 Grand Sslam Trading - S3
Arborne - R36 Granny Annies - S11
Autoworld Timaru - C11-C15/D33-37 Greyhounds as Pets - M14
Back Road Soaps - R33 Hanham Enterprises Ltd - E4
Bayleys Timaru - A15 Harper's Crafts - S37
Bob Driver Autos Timaru - C18/C19/C20 Hastings McLeod/Property Brokers - N14
Bramblewood Homestead - R25 Heliventures NZ Ltd - L11/L12/L13
Bromar Feeders - E25 High Country Earth Works - L5-L7/L14-L16
C & R Concrete Garden Ornaments - E1 Hinds Mechanical - D32
Canterbury Continuous Spouting Ltd - E6 Hook Bush Lavender/Paws & Claws Fashion -
Caroline Mitsubishi - D28/D29/D30 H9
Central Feeds Limited - L1-L2/L19-L20 Hope's Closet - S39
Chandre: Arie - R34 HRV - A13
Circusmarty - M8 Hunting Country - R2
Citrus Based Cleaner - E2 Hyundai South Canterbury - B10-B13/B30-B33
Class Harvester Centre & Smallbone Ltd - B1- Ideal Buildings - E3
B6/C37-C42 Ikon Machinery Liited - C8-C10/D38-D40
Cochranes of Canterbury - D5-D8/E34-E37 Independant Level Consultant - S36
Copper Kea - R41 Inga Ford Soap Maker - S38
Coresteel South Canterbury - B7 Jax Hats - R15
CP Lime Solutions - E12 Jewel of the Harem - R16
Craighead Diocesan School - M12 JJ Ltd Timaru - D11-D16/E26-E31
Craigs Investment Partners - N11 Johnson Gluyas Tractors Limited - A8-
Cutie Special Kids Store - R17 A12/B26-B30
Dan's Motor Centre Ltd - D9-D10/E32-E33 Joseph Builders Ltd - E11
Dept of Soul - R37 Just Cabins Timaru Oamaru - E10
Diesel Performance Solutions Canterbury Ltd - Just For You and Jo's Jewels - S28
N3/N10 Keane Farm Services - A14
DJ Base Limited - E7/E8 Kens Books - S27
Dragonfly Jewellery - S4 Kitchen and Things - S5
Drummond & Etheridge Ltd - D18-D23/E19- Kiwi Knots - R29
E24 Kiwitin Artwork - J3
Eden Juice Ltd - R21 Lilyfields Mt Somers - J4
Emuology Ltd - R38 Lily's Collection - J7/J8
Euro Agri Imports - B36/B37 Lolly Mania - R30
Ewe-R-Merino - R39 Longview Olives - R44
Exotic Candy Straps - S31 Mackenzie College - M9
Fairlie Mackenzie Heritage Society Inc - Fence Mackenzie College Spirit of Adventure - M10
Family Friends Timaru Ltd - R13 Mackenzie Rose - R42
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20Masterguard Security Cameras Ltd - N24 South Canterbury Rural Support Trust - M13
Maximus Statues - K9 South Canterbury Toyota - B15-B18/C25-C28
McKeown Petroleum - A1/A2 Southern Wide Real Estate - N15
McRaeway Homes 2015 Ltd - E5 Spicecraft - S30
Men-Love Berries & Bouncing - S14/S15 St Kevin's College - M1
MJ Logging - L3-L4/L17-L18 Stihl Shop Timaru/Timaru Honda - A16-
Models 4U - R1 A19/B19-B22
Morrison Group Ltd - L8 Subarb Productions/Susanne Pearls - R12
Mount Dobson Ski Area Ltd - G1/G2 Sweet Limited - S40
Mountain High Clothing - E14 Sweet Nostalgia - S26
Mr Boats - D31 Tekapo Springs - Ring Marked
MT Studio - S1 Temuka Motorcycle Centre - N1/N2
My Travel Broker - E15 The Garden Centre Timaru - K11
Narellan Pools Canterbury & West Coast - C36 The Key Dog Whistles - H1
Netty & Kids Bath & Beauty - R19 The Linen Collection - S7
New Zealand Red Cross - Marked The Little Red Fox - R43
New Zealand Stone Products Ltd - B14 The Mackenzie Lodge - E18
Nooz - R14 The Original Smoke & Spice Co - R35
Nutrimetics - R11 The Silver Connection - R4/R5
NZ Farm Security Systems - B9 Think Water Timaru - B23
Originals by Ainsley - R7 Three Creeks - H3/H4/H5
Otaio Bridge Alpacas - J5 Timaru Boys High School/Thomas House - M7
Panda Outdoor Furniture - G3/G4 Timaru Can-Am & Sea-Doo - C16/C17
Paul Wilkins Tractors - A3-A5/B33-B35 Timaru Girls' High School - M6
Perfect Harmony - K10 Timaru Motors Ltd - C23-C24/D24-D25
PGG Wrightson Ltd - Ring Timaru Yamaha - C21-C22/D26-D27
Pop! Face Art - S24 TMFNZ - E Gully
Power Farming Timaru - D1-D4/E38-E41 Tiny Farm - S29
Precision Farming Ltd - N4/N5 Total Wireless Ltd - C34/C35
Project Crimson Trust - E16 Trident Homes - E9
Pure By The Barrelman - S8/S9 Victory Trading - S32
Quality Agricultural Hire Ltd - D17 Waihi School - M3
Raincliff Agriculture - C1-C7/D41-D47 Waipopo Rhododendrons - H6
Rawleighs - R3 Waitaki Boys High School - M5
RD8 Art - Neora - S41 Waitaki Girls High School - M4
Redrock Hats - H2 Walk Tall Merino Socks - R40
Richardt: Mark - R28 Y M Innovations Ltd - R31/R32
Riverdown Steel - A6-A7/B31-B32
Robbies - Pickles & Preserves - S6
Robyn Valentine Designs - S25
Ruralco NZ Ltd - B24/B25
Seatable - R27
Seed Force Ltd - E13
Sherlin Alpacas - K4/K5
Shuzi NZ Ltd - J10
Simply Divine Fabric Art - S35
Simply Naked Soap - R20
South Canterbury Kindergartens Assn - E17
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21When circumstances beyond your control lead to a rural crisis, be it climatic, environmental,
financial or personal, the South Canterbury Rural Support Trust is ready to assist.
The Trust members are local people with extensive rural knowledge and experience.
The South Canterbury Rural Support Trust is part of a nationwide network of Rural Support Trusts
that can assist rural individuals and communities during and after extreme weather events and other
rural crises, including personal. The Trust is able to access Government funding in declared adverse
events and support from many Government agencies to help rural individuals and communities get
back on their feet. Rural Support provides support during personal, and/or financial difficulties
The Trust coordinators are trained to help find options to manage these types of rural challenges.
Often all that's needed is someone to talk to and listen to your problems. They may also make
referrals to appropriate professionals, for example financial and farm management, mentoring, and
counselling.
The Trust members are local people with a wide range of experience and knowledge in dealing with
challenging rural situations. The Trust has coordinators that are available to travel where they are
needed. Contact is one-on-one at a place that suits you. Services are free and confidential.
Visit their site or call your local co-ordinator anytime for any help or advice you need.
Services are free and confidential. 0800 787 254
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22PROSSER HELI-AG WINTER FEED COMPETITION
May 2018 Results
Swede/Swede & Kale: 1st) Hamish Orbell 2nd) Matt Greenwood 3rd) Stu Neal
Kale: 1st) Chad Steetskamp 2nd) John Wright 3rd) Guy Sutherland 4th) Lester
Groundwater 5th) John Wright
Grass/Brassica/Turnips: 1st) Stu Neal 2nd) Johnny O’Connor 3rd) Charles Waters
Winter Save Pasture: 1st) John Wright 2nd) David Irving
Fodder Beet: 1st) Andy McNab 2nd) John Wright 3rd) Chad Steetskamp
The Mackenzie A&P Society wish to thank the
following sponsors: Prosser Heli Ag, Rabobank,
Mulligan Ag, Balance and Ravensdown
To enter the May 2019 competition, please
contact one of your local committee members or
the Secretary by the 17th of May on 036858977
or mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com
MACKENZIE A&P TROPHIES- 2018 WINNERS
G S Giddings Cup - John Capstick WG Kennedy Trophy - Shrimptons Hill
Andrew Grant Memorial Cup - A J & N D Robert Young Trophy - Maryburn Station
McCall W R McConnell Cup - Charles Miller Brown
N M A Co of NZ Ltd Challenge Cup - Oliver Rountree Smith Memorial Trophy -
Charles Miller Brown Glenmore Station
Dunnett Cup - John Capstick WR McConnell Cup - A J & N D McCall
Jas Rae Challenge Cup - John Capstick W H Cook Cup - Maryburn Station
Robert Allen Cup - Ranui Station J K Mooney & Co Ltd Cup - Springvale
W R Challenge McConnell Cup - Farm
Shrimptons Hill J A P Cameron Cup - Glentanner Station
Fairlie Branch Federated Farmers Trophy - Monuina Trophy - S & S Albrey
John Capstick London Wool Brokers NZ Ltd Trophy -
Innes, Grant, Hope, Murray Cup - Maryburn James Kinsman
Station AB Mackenzie & Trotter Cup - Steve Kerr
Dunvegan Challenge Cup - Maryburn John Edmond Cup - Steve Kerr
Station Best Lady Rider - S McKerchar
Hunter Weston Shield - Glenmore Station E Jones / Orbell Cup - Stackhouse Family
F H Smith Challenge Cup - Maryburn C F C A Cup - Sonia Mckerchar
Station Miss M Gillingham Cup - A Weastell
C F M Cup - C Hampton Grosvenor Challenge Cup - Brigit
Mackenzie Bros Cup - J O'Connor Henderson
J E Goodwin Cup - F Nurse Barwell Cup - Lydia Klein
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23H A Munro Trophy - Brigid Feely A W Johns Memorial Challenge Cup - Nadia
J T O'Connor Cup - Lily Peters Houston
Mrs H C Manaton Cup - Lydia Cleghorn Coutts Unity Challenge Cup - Joely Townley
RJ Murphy Cup Group A - C Anderson David Whittaker Memorial Cup - Lily Peters
RL Connolly Cup - P Houston Mike Prosser Spraying Trophy - R Patterson
RJ Murphy Cup - Pieta Houston Stu Harvey Memorial Tankard - T Adams
Esmond Goodwin Memorial Cup - Lydia Stu Harvey Memorial Goblet - R Adams
Cleghorn Nix Buick Memorial Trophy - Ricky
A J Davey Cup - L Peters Tedham
PP O'Connor Trophy - Maygen Gubb Liz Mills Trophy - Maddison Taylor
Best District Pony Group A - C Anderson
L Austin Challenge Cup - W A Hayman
Opawa Cup - E Taylor
H Thomas Cup - W A Hayman 2018 FMG
C F C A Cup - Erewhon Station Supreme Livestock
McKerchar Challenge Cup - E Taylor
J L McKerchar Cup - Archie Hayman Over all the Show
Hugh Fraser Memorial Challenge Cup - E Winner
Taylor
Mackenzie CWI Cup - Vicki Havord
Albury Cup - Most Points Vegetable - E
Taylor
G H Patton Cup - Neve Jones
W Wreford Challenge Cup - Fergus Divan
Farmland Grain NZ Cup Barley - Charles S
Anderson
H A Munro Senior Cup - E Taylor
C F C A Rosebowl - C Guthrie
D Lieshman Shield - Erewhon Station
Robert Leitch Challenge Cup - Nick Brien
Country Kidz 7-9 Years, Walker Cup -
Woodbury Primary
Fairlie Citizen Tray - Britney Moore Maryburn Station
L Austin Cup - Mackenzie Woolley
Hugh Parker Challenge Cup - Margaret
Divan
John Campbell Challenge Trophy - Hamish
Sloper
Farmlands Grain NZ Trophy Wheat - Lauren
Bishell
Jean Campbell Tray - E Taylor
Country Kidz 10-13 Years, Walker Cup -
Geraldine High School
W M Scott Cup - A McNab
Ravensdown Challenge Tray - S Neal
V B & M F Jones Family Challenge Cup -
Charles Miller Brown
Braemar Challenge Trophy - Emily Murray
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24COMPLETION OF ENTRY FORMS
Refer to section for fees. All entries are inclusive of GST. All entry forms must be signed and entry fees calculated correctly for
entries to be accepted. Gate passes will be given as follows: Adults – one adult gate pass after payment of $10 or more in entry
fees. Children (ages 5-15) - one child gate pass per child entered. Entry forms received that have not been signed, or in which entry
fees have been calculated incorrectly, will be returned. This applies to all entrants, including Members who have not paid their
annual subscription but who have calculated their entry fees on the Member’s fees. The Committee will in no case consider any
entry valid unless the correct fees are paid at time of making it.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership privileges include reduced entry fees in some sections and free admission to the annual show for 2 adults and family
under15 years of age. Annual Family Membership is $30. Life membership is $450. Annual Subscriptions are due by 1 March of
the current year. No membership form is required.
FOOD
The rights to sell all types of food on the grounds are let by tender at the discretion of the Committee.
TRADE SPACE
Trade Space Application Forms and additional information are available from the Secretary. All applications must be made on the
official form. Applications close 15 March 2019. The committee will endeavour to honour all site requests but reserve the right to
site displays at their discretion. The committee has the right to refuse any application. Trade Display sites are ONLY available in
sizes of 6 metres frontage x 7 metres depth (14 metres is maximum depth i.e. 2 sites) or multiples thereof. Cost is $100.00 per site.
Admission passes are issued on the basis of ONE per every $100.00 paid for space. Additional passes may be available at a reduced
cost of $10.00 each, maximum of 1 extra pass per site. Limited power sites are available at an additional cost of $50.00 per site.
Ribbons will be awarded for the best JJ Ltd Timaru Heavy Trade Space, Promotional and Craft Displays. Trade Space exhibitors to
be on the grounds by 9.30 a.m. and no trade space displays shall be removed from the grounds until after 4.00pm without special
order from the Secretary. The site plan is final. Where live cattle or deer form part of a trade display, the exhibitor is responsible
for:(i) Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal Health Board testing regulations. (ii) Ensuring
all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements (including NAIT). (iii) In order to meet NAIT obligations,
stock present must be: NAIT tagged and registered AND recorded in movements by the owners of stock to Mackenzie A&P
Showgrounds, NAIT number 455732- with the inclusion of dates to/from the event.
GENERAL CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
“To be read in conjunction with Section conditions and with the Rules and By-Laws of the Royal Agricultural Society of N. Z.”
available on www.ras.org.nz
1. The Society holds records of names of all Members and Exhibitors and may publish these for the purposes of Show media
reports or promotional purposes at the Society’s discretion. The Society may take photographs and video images of Members,
Exhibitors, exhibits (including livestock) and the employees, agents and assistants of any Exhibitor and use this information for
reporting or promotional purposes in any media, at the Society’s discretion.
2. All exhibits shall be at the sole risk of the owner of Exhibitor. The Society will not under any circumstances hold themselves
responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery, detention or delay of any entries or exhibits in any area (including implements
exhibited at the show).
3. No person shall sell any tobacco, food, drink or any form of refreshment and raffles to any person on the land of the Society
during any Agricultural and Pastoral Show held by the Society without the written permission of the Committee.
4. No entries, trade space or implements may be removed from ground until after 4.00pm without special order from the
Secretary.
5. The owner of all dogs entering the show-grounds must be able to produce a dosing certificate if requested to do so.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
6. All persons entering the grounds must comply with the Health & Safety at Work Act 2015 (and subsequent amendments.)
Please abide by the safety rules and signage at the Showgrounds. Follow instructions from Marshals and Show Officials. Please
ensure that no one enters livestock pens or enclosures. Do not poke, hit or irritate animals. Be aware of livestock and vehicular
movement. Please do not stand behind any livestock.
7. IN CASE OF EVACUATION, PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAY TO ONE OF THE TWO CARPARKS IF THIS IS NOT
THE SOURCE OF HARM.
8. A full copy of the Health and Safety plan is held in the Secretary’s office along with a map of the grounds, the First Aid area
and fire extinguishers.
9. If attending with small children, it is suggested you write your cell phone number on their arm so you can be notified quickly.
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2510. In the event of an earthquake emergency, please follow ALL instructions given to you by Show staff. Keep clear of all
buildings and structures.
11. All stock must be thoroughly quiet or they will not be admitted. All animals to be suitably restrained.
12. All exhibitors agree and undertake to exercise reasonable care in conducting their operation and agree to make good to the
Society any damage caused to cables, pipes or underground structures of any nature. The exhibitors shall hold sufficient insurance
against such damage. All damage will be the responsibility of the applicant and all costs will be recovered. All underground cables
& pipes will be marked with a red band; no tent pegs or holes are to be dug or driven within one metre of marked cables or pipes.
13. All large or dangerous animals shall be contained behind fences suitable to make sure they cannot escape under any
circumstances and meets and complies with all fencing requirements under New Zealand Law.
14. Exhibitors of machinery and mechanical equipment of any description must ensure that it is fully guarded so as to be incapable
of injuring spectators while on display. Tractors and other machinery demonstrated at work must be attended by a member of the
exhibitor’s staff while working, and must be efficiently immobilized when not working. Exhibits which are considered by the
Committee to be dangerous, to be excessively noisy, or undesirable in any way, may be immobilized at the discretion of the
Committee.
GENERAL FOR ALL EXHIBITORS
15. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor at the time of entry, and all produce must have been grown by the
exhibitor.
16. Gate passes will be given as follows: Adults – one adult gate pass after payment of $10 or more in entry fees. Children- one
child gate pass per child entered.
17. Judges may be subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
18. All protests must be in writing and may be entered either before or after the judges have proceeded to their duties. The person
entering the protest in horses, cattle, and sheep to deposit $50.00, the deposit to be returned if the protest is sustained. If the protest
is lodged before the judges proceed to their duties, the onus of proof to rest with the exhibitors, if after the judging is completed, the
onus of proof to rest with the party protesting. No protest will be received later than one hour after the awards are made and the
prize tickets affixed.
19. Suggestions are welcomed by the Committee from exhibitors and patrons for the improvements of the Show. Such should be
made in writing and handed in at the Secretary's office.
GENERAL ANIMALS
20. All exhibitors to have exhibits penned or displayed half an hour prior to judging. Refer to individual sections for judging time.
21. A steward will be in attendance on show day from 4:00pm to help in the loading of sheep.
22. No distinguishing marks of ownership with the exception of earmarking, ear tags and registered brand, may be attached to any
pen or animal exhibited.
23. In the dog trial section a maiden shall be one which has not won a first prize at any trial at close of entry.
24. No animal will be allowed to take part in the Grand Parade carrying any awards or ribbons won at previous shows.
25. Any animal found to be unsound shall be removed from the grounds.
26. Only registered sheep are eligible for purebred sections.
27. No animal from a herd or farm under movement control for TB or Brucellosis or distance control place notice and cattle
awaiting a comparative cervical test result and any replacement stock associated with such animals shall be exhibited at an A&P
Show. (A herd consists of all replacement animals grazed off the farm regardless of how many mobs they are farmed in).
28. Mackenzie A&P Society’s NAIT # is 455732
EQUESTRIAN
Please see Equestrian Section for Equestrian Information. PRIZE WINNERS ARE EXPECTED TO APPEAR IN THE GRAND
PARADE OR PRIZE MONEY MAY BE FORFEITED. EXCEPTIONS LISTED BELOW.THE GRAND PARADE IS AN
IMPORTANT PART OF AN A&P SHOW AND WE STRONGLY ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION.WHILE IT IS
PREFERABLE FOR ALL PRIZE WINNERS TO APPEAR IN THE GRAND PARADE WITH THEIR HORSE/PONY, IN THE
CASE OF STALLIONS, NOVICE, LEAD REIN AND FIRST RIDDEN ENTRANTS, PARTICIPATION IS OPTIONAL.
IN THE CASE OF ANY HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS OF ANY ENTRANTS, AN UNSAFE MOUNT OR
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE YOU ARE UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE, PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING FOR
PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY TO THE SECRETARY STATING YOUR REASONS CLEARLY. THE EQUESTRIAN
CONVENOR WILL MAKE THE FINAL DECISION AND, IF APPROVED, PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID WITHIN A
MONTH OF THE SHOW.
AWARDS/PRIZES/TROPHIES
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29. Any prize winner in the equestrian, goat or led cattle sections not taking part in the Grand Parade may have his prize money
forfeited. While it is preferable all prize winners appear in the Grand Parade with their animal exhibit, in the case of any health and
safety concerns, an unsafe animal or extenuating circumstances where you are unable to participate, please apply in writing for
payment of prize money to the Secretary stating your reasons clearly. The convener of that section will make the final decision and,
if approved, prize money will be paid within a month of the Show.
30. In the event of there being no competition in any class, no prize will be given unless the judge certifies to particular merit, and
the judges are specially requested to withhold prizes in cases where there is competition if the exhibits are of inferior description.
31. In the case of funds of the Society are at any time insufficient, after paying expenses and making necessary provisions for all
liabilities, to pay prize-money in full, the amount available for the purpose shall be distributed pro rata among the prize-winners.
All special prizes not competed for, or awarded, to become the property of the Society.
32. Scale of Points: First 5, Second 4, Third 3, Champion 2, Reserve Champion 1, Tie half points only. In the event of ties for
aggregates, First shall have preference.
33. Some Special Prizes may not be as stated as they are not all confirmed by printing of the schedule.
34. Cups and Trophies - No trophies to be taken on show day.
35. All cups and trophies will be engraved by the Society. Winners may arrange to have a photo taken with the trophy on Show
day or during the year, or alternately, request a photo of the trophy. Arrangements may be made for the collection of a trophy or
cup. Please contact the Secretary for more information.
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36. All vehicles enter at own risk and are accepted for parking on condition that the Mackenzie A & P Society accepts no
responsibility for any loss, theft, injury or damage to persons or vehicles, their contents, fitting or accessories even when such loss,
theft, injury or damage is attributed to any negligence on the part of the Society or any of its employees or stewards.
37. The Committee reserves the right to remove any motor vehicle, float, caravan or any other form of trailer which is parked in
any area or manner other than those prescribed by the Committee.
38. All persons admitted into any premises controlled by the Society shall be subject to the order of the Committee and shall in the
event of misbehaviour such persons may be removed by order of the President or any two members of the Committee.
39. The President or any two members of the Committee may eject from the showground’s, without compensation or return of
fees, any persons whose conduct either personal or as proprietor of a sideshow, or exhibit, is a source of annoyance. The sideshow
or sideshows of any such proprietor shall be closed down.
40. It is the intention of the Society to publish results.
41. Refunds for ALL sections. If a refund is required, the Society will retain 25% of entry fees for expenses incurred. ALL
applications must have a Veterinarian or Doctors certificates or a very good reason. ALL refunds are the discretion of the
Secretary and Executive.
42. The decision of the Committee shall be absolutely final in all cases.
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Geoff H Allison S W Holland Andrew & Fiona Ross
J A Austin R G Hurst G Seymour
Stuart Barwood Alistair E Inman M Simpson
R S Buick Ross Jones Neville Smith
Dave Clark Andrew Kerr G N Sutherland
Mary Coutts John Knowles C E Swann
Mark & Kylie Davis Ruth Knubley J E (Stan) Taylor
Mark J G Davis J H McKerchar Steve Taylor
W J & F E Edge Q Mitchell M S Thomas
Michael Gallagher A L Munro R P A Thomson
Pauline Gallagher G A Munro Charles F Waters
G S Girvan Kevin B O'Neill C W Weir
Gordon Handy E D O'Sullivan
R R Hobson P A Rayne
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29LIFE MEMBERS
J P Allan Hugh Hunter-Weston Hamish Nelson
Simon Cameron C H Johns O Rieder
M G Coles Gill Johns I P Simpson
Alistair J Coutts P R & C M Johnson T K Stanley
Tom Coutts A J Langridge Jim R & M A Stewart
W D Garrow Pam Leslie Mark Sugrue
George Goodwin Warren J Leslie John Willson
I B Hayman Duncan I MacKenzie Rosa Wreford
R B & S C Hayward John R Malthus
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30ANNUAL MEMBERS
Stuart Albrey K M & R J Dwyer Carol Jackson
Jill Allan I B Eason R C Johnson
A J Anderson Murray Elliott A Jones
Andrew & Bridget Anderson R C H & J Elworthy C B P Jones
Anne Anderson George Empson Kim Jordan
Charles S Anderson Maree Ferriman Jennifer M Kerr
Greg Anderson Heather Fifield Steve & Sue Kerr
H Bruce Anderson Erin Fisher W A & J A King
Kirsty Anderson R W & S Fisher Colin Kinsman
Louise & Dion Anderson Annabel Fitzsimons Jenny Knight
Jaye Asher Sara Frew F M Knubley
Jenny Bassett Paul Gallagher E J Laurenson Ltd
Brian D Beattie Steve Gallagher Richard Lemon
Brian Bell E P Gallen MF Lott
M C & B H Bell Chris Galwey Prue Maxwell
Sheryl Bishell Tara Gibson Kerry McArthur
B J & N A Bishop / Boundary Will Gibson Steve & Jo McAtamney
Park Norman S Girvan Aaron and Nicole McCall
Esther Black N & M Glass A W McConnell
N J Blakemore Shirley Gollan S M McGiffert
K J & M Boon Ian D & M C Gould Caryl McIntyre
A F Brown Richie F Gould N, B & G McKerchar
Roddy Brown Alison & Matthew Grooby Colin M McKinnon
April Buckingham Caroline Groundwater Sonia Mckerchar
C J Burgess R E Gudex Tania Metcalf
I R Caird Michael Guerin PA & EJ Mills
Trish Cameron T J & N J Guerin A W Milne
J G Campbell J G & H E Gunn Fiona Morrow
N R & L N Campbell Ken G Guy G Murdoch
Erin Cassie Angela Habraken Lesa (Katie & Lily) Murphy
Kelly Chalmers Chris & Annabelle Hampton J G Murray
Lyn & Julian Chamberlain Nate Harper M D Murray
D Keith Chapman J & A Harrison W G & E C R Murray
Peter J Cooke PJ & JE Harrison Deborah Nelson
John H Corbett Vicki Havord Duncan Norrie
Robyn Crampton Wallace & Jennie Hayman Barbara O'Brien
Catherine Crosado A R Heath Tara O'Brien
Margaret Dale Helen Heddell Tim & Marie O'Connor
Richard Davie Michael Herlund Anna Orbell
John Davies Kay Hodgkinson Otematata Station
R N, M C and Gillian Davis . Hope Bros R K Patterson
Peter, Diana & Margaret Rose Nicky Hyslop Jenny Pawsey
Divan Ben & Caroline Innes Kevin & Jodi Payne
Craig, Mason & Hayden Anne Irving Jackie Phillips
Divers D J & A M Irving W D Phiskie
Bruce & Karen Dunbar Ross Ivey Andrea Price
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