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SATURDAY
16th JANUARY 2021
SCHEDULE
OF
CLASSESTHE GOLDEN BAY SHOW COMMITTEE WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE OUR SPONSORS FOR
THEIR VERY GENEROUS SUPPORT OF OUR SHOW
PUB CHARITY - assisting with printing of schedules and catalogues, purchase of ribbons, engraving of trophies
BOOTH CATTLE
Abel Tasman Plumbing & Gas Abel Tasman Plumbing & Gas
Alliance Plumbing AG Water
ANZ Bank Nn GB Jersey Breeders
Clive Bird Orange Mechanical Ltd
De-Lish Delicatessen Ravensdowne
Department of Conservation Rural Service Centre
Dangerous Kitchen Takaka Concrete Products
Earth Gems
Earth Gems Flowers & Garden Due to the Mycoplasma Bovis outbreak there are no adult
Finishing Touch cattle entries this year. Pet calves are judged ‘On farm’ one
Forest & Bird Golden Bay week before the show.
Golden Bay Dental Centre
Golden Bay First National SHEEP
Golden Bay Patchwork & Quilters Guild ANZ Bank
Golden Bay Garden Group Rural Service centre
Goodness to Go Takaka Concrete Products
Gunsboro Ltd
Jean Wedderburn HORSES
Jill Pearson Duncan McKenzie Livestock
Laser Electrical Finishing Touch
Living Light Candles Fresh Choice Takaka
Mariposa Golden Bay Holiday Park
Mobile Mechanical HealthPost NZ
Mrs Mary Papps Lone Star Farms
Mrs Noleen Reilly Mike Greer Homes
Pohutukawa Gallery Milnes Beatson Accountants
Ray White Golden Bay Billy Kerrisk Mrs Ivy Radford Memorial
Roger and Shirley Rosser Mrs Pam Reid Memorial
Rural Women Golden Bay Provincial Mrs Pat Hayter Memorial
Takaka Rural Women PGG Wrightson
Tasman Bay Roses Richmond Saddlery
Waitapu Engineering Unlimited Copies
Wholemeal Cafe Warn & Associates
SHEARING GOATS
WinField Farm Abel Tasman Plumbing & Gas
Solly's Freight AG Water
Golden Bay Canine Boarding kennels
GENERAL SPONSORS
TNL Freighting POULTRY
Sollys Freight NBS Takaka
Fulton Hogan Rural Service Centre
Sue Hitchcock
THANKYOU ALSO TO THE MANY PEOPLE WHO
CONTRIBUTE NUMEROUS HOURS OF
VOLUNTARY TIME & LABOUR TO THE SHOW
EVERY YEARGOLDEN BAY AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL
124th SHOW
SATURDAY 16th JANUARY 2021
GOLDEN BAY RECREATION PARK
LOCAL ENTRIES AT ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL (opposite Village Green)
Friday 11th December 2020 1pm – 5pm
Saturday 12th December 2020 9am – 1pm
POSTAL & EMAIL ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY 12th DECEMBER 2020
SECRETARY: Jean Wedderburn
PO Box 69
Takaka 7142
Ph: 03 525 9142 / 027 344 3316
Email: goldenbayshow@gmail.com
MR & MRS EC BAIGENT MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR MOST POINTS IN SHOW
SPECIAL PRIZE $20 FOR MOST POINTS IN SHOW
LIFE MEMBERS CUP FOR MOST POINTS IN SECTIONS 1 - 5
ALL COMPETITORS ARE ADVISED TO READ THE FOLLOWING
GENERAL RULES
AND THOSE RELATING TO EACH SECTION
CAREFULLY PLEASENO DOGS ARE ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS UNLESS GUIDE DOGS OR AN OFFICIAL PART OF THE SHOW
THIS IS A TASMAN DISTRICT COUNCIL SAFETY BY-LAW
GENERAL
1/ All entries must be made in writing, or on the printed or emailed forms provided; the name of the exhibitor or some person
authorised by him/her included and handed, emailed or posted to the Secretary.
Entry fees may be handed or posted to the secretary, or paid by internet banking to BNZ account 02 0764 0011324 00
Entries will not be accepted until correct entry fees have been received.
2/ Gates open to the public at 8.00am on Show Day. Saturday 16th January 2021.
Prices for admission: Adults – Pre-entry Show Ticket $10, available from NBS Takaka in mid-December
Gate sales $15, Children 14 years and under free. Car parking free.
3/ All persons admitted to the Show Ground will be subject to the rules and orders of the Golden Bay A&P Show Committee.
4/ The Committee will not, under any circumstances, hold themselves responsible for any injury or accident of any description
sustained on the Show Grounds.
5/ The Committee will not, under any circumstances, hold themselves responsible for any loss, damage, or miss-delivery of any
exhibits of any description.
6/ No animal or goods of any description, excepting those entered in the Catalogue, to be allowed in the show ground without
permission of the Committee. NO DOGS ON GROUNDS PLEASE.
7/ In the event of there being no competition the Judge shall not be bound to award a prize unless the entry is of sufficient merit.
Competition means two or more entries. All children’s classes shall be awarded prizes.
8/ In all classes where two or more prizes have been awarded the judges are requested to “very highly commend” any other exhibit
worthy of that distinction.
9/ In the event of more than one exhibitor sharing first prize, the first and second prize monies will be totalled and shared by the first
prize winners and no second prize will be awarded. If more than one exhibitor ties for second place the second and third prize
monies will be totalled and shared by the second place winners and no third prize will be awarded.
10/ All prizes won at the Show must be claimed within three months from the date thereof.
11/ The Association reserves the right to substitute trophies in lieu of cash prizes, or vice versa, at their discretion. Any dispute in
connection with private prizes shall be settled by the Committee whose decision shall be final.
12/ The Protest Committee shall consist of the President, Vice-President and the Chief Steward of the Section concerned. A protest is
to be made in writing, accompanied by the deposit of $10, and lodged with the Secretary on the day of the Show.
The refund of the deposit is at the discretion of the Protest Committee.
13/ No fireworks will be allowed in the Show Grounds. Disobedience of this rule will subject the offender to being removed from the
Grounds.
14/ The Association shall not be responsible or liable in case of any error, miss-statement or miss-description appearing in any prize
schedule or Show Catalogue or in any form of certificate of entry or in any advertisement or notification, whether posted, displayed
or published. It will, however, be the duty of the Association, of the Secretary and his/her assistants to take all proper care to avoid
any such error, miss-description or miss-statement. Names of Judges and Stewards (if any) shown in the Prize Schedule or in the
Show Catalogue are intended to be informative only and are subject to such changes from time to time as the Association may, in
its discretion, make. No exception shall be taken by any Judge or exhibitor by reason of any such change.
TRADE
15/ Applications for space for exhibition or trade including implements, machinery etc. must be made not later than Tuesday 15th
December 2020.
Trade space charges: $50 for the first 4 metres of frontage, 6 metre depth
$70 for the first 4 metres of frontage, 12 metre depth
$10 for each additional metre of frontage.
Power connection $25
All exhibiters or trade stands must be in their appointed place by 9am on Show Day.
We hope you have an enjoyable day at our Show.
Golden Bay A & P Show Committee
** Please Note **
Pre–entry and gate sale Show Tickets will be non-refundable.
Any person purchasing a Pre-entry Show Ticket will be eligible for parking in the top paddock to the north of the show ground,
via Park Avenue.SECTION 1 – EQUESTRIAN
GOLDEN BAY IS A HOY QUALIFIED SHOW for classes Show Ponies, Saddle Hunter Ponies, Park Hack, Show Hack,
Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse
ENTRIES AT ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL (opp. Village Green)–Friday 11th Dec 2020 1pm – 5pm / Saturday 12th Dec 9am – 1pm
POSTAL & EMAIL ENTRIES CLOSE Saturday 12th December 2020
LATE ENTRIES accepted at the discretion of the Chief Steward from Sunday 13th Dec 2020 until Wednesday 6th Jan 2021 incl. An
extra fee of 50% per entry will be charged. No new entries will be accepted from Thursday 7th Jan 2021 (10 days before the show.)
PLEASE - NO STALLIONS ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS FOR SAFETY REASONS NO DOGS ON GROUNDS
Equestrian Rules. General rules available in full copy of schedule.
1/ Temporary pens constructed of electric fence tape and standards, string, rope or chain are not permitted.
Overnight yards available at Duncan & Anne McKenzie’s property. To book Ph 03 5259981 / 0274667572
2/ Yellow Card - This Show/Event supports the RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system. A Yellow Card will be issued in cases of offences
in respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules &
Regulations/Bylaws including the Equestrian Rulebook. The RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and
their grounds and their duly appointed delegates may deliver to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either
immediately or within 10 days of the show) which suspends any penalty until possible new offences. Full wording of
the ‘Yellow Card’ system is available to view on the RAS website – www.ras.org.nz.
3/ Clean Sport - The Rules of the Royal A&P Society New Zealand in regard to Clean Sport apply. Competitors are advised
that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show/Event and that testing of all animals is the entrant’s
cost/responsible. Forbidden Substance - Any substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina, courage or conduct of a
horse, pony, donkey or mule by its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system or the cardio-vascular, respiratory,
alimentary, digestive, musculoskeletal or urogenital systems.
4/ Arrears – No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees, subscriptions, or any other show/event charge is not
eligible to compete at any affiliated show/event. Proof of payment will be required before any restriction is lifted.
5/ Judging for B Pony ring and A & B Hack rings will commence at 7.45am.
6/ Novice classes: A Novice is a horse or pony which has won 0-5 firsts in conformation classes at any A&P Show at the time of the
show. Once a horse or pony has had 6 wins it is not eligible for novice classes.
7/ If a novice entry has gained 6 wins before the day of the show the competitor must advise the Secretary’s office and may
change to an open class. If no class remains to enter a refund will be actioned at such time as the show committee decides.
8/ Rope halters or bit-less bridles are not allowed during ridden show classes, but are allowed during jumping events.
9/ All Ponies and Hacks to be ridden to the satisfaction of the judges.
10/ In the jumping events no placing will be awarded unless the competitor completes the course.
11/ No jumping will be allowed on the Show Ground prior to the competition. Infringement of this rule shall subject the offender to
disqualification and removal from the Show Ground.
12/ Pony jumping classes 35, 36, 37a, 37b, 38 and Horse jumping classes 78, 79, 37a, 37b, 80 run similar to F.E.I. Rules.
13/ Substitute horses can be made with a veterinarian’s certificate. Horses or riders unable to take part on medical grounds will
have 75% of the entry fee refunded on production of a doctor’s or veterinarian’s certificate.
14/ Entries MAY be taken on the day provided competitor already entered in show and at the discretion of the Chief Steward.
15/ All Champions need to participate in the Grand Parade otherwise they forfeit their ribbons.
16/ The Committee reserves the right to combine, delete and / or alter classes as they feel necessary.
17/ In all rings First Prize Winners only to parade for Champion. Once the Champion has been selected the 2nd to the selected
Champion must be allowed to parade for Reserve.
18/ If only 2 entries in a class only 2nd & 3rd prize money awarded.
3rd placed prize money will be awarded only if four or more competitors entering in a class
19/ Every rider’s helmet must be up to standard and tagged prior to the show.
20/ Any competitor falling from a Pony or Horse must report to First Aid to be cleared to continue riding.
ALL COMPETITORS MUST PRODUCE A CURRENT HEIGHT CERTIFICATE AND CARRY
A CURRENT RAS PERFORMANCE CARD. No performance card = no entry.PONIES
“A” RING - PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE CLASSES
Judging to commence at 9am
Pony Club uniform or tidy long sleeve jersey or sweat top and tie for non-Pony Club entrants
Classes will not be run with less than 4 entries. Refunds will be given.
ENTRY FEE: $5.00 No RAS Levy to be paid PRIZES: 1st $10 2nd $8 3rd $5.
If only 2 entries in a class only 2nd & 3rd prize money awarded.
3rd placed prize money will be awarded only if four or more competitors
entering in a class
CUPS and RIBBONS
TAKAKA PONY CLUB CUP – for Best Boy or Girl Rider under 21 years. Must be a financial member of Golden Bay Pony Club.
CHAMPION LOCAL PONY – Ribbon and Voucher donated by RICHMOND SADDLERY
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY or HACK from classes 2 & 3.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY or HACK from classes 7 & 8
13 YEARS AND UNDER
1. BEST PRESENTED PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
2. BEST TROTTING PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
3. BEST PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT – to demonstrate halt, walk, trot, canter.
4. PACED AND MANNERED PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
5. BEST RIDER ON PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
14 YEARS AND OVER
6. BEST PRESENTED PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
7. BEST TROTTING PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
8. BEST PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT – to demonstrate halt, walk, trot, canter.
9. PACED AND MANNERED PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
10. BEST RIDER ON PONY CLUB / LEISURE HORSE MOUNT
11. BEST BOY OR GIRL RIDER UNDER 21yrs. Must be financial member of Golden Bay Pony Club.
12. CHAMPION LOCAL PONY not over 148cms. Prizes sponsored by RICHMOND SADDLERY
“B” RING – SHOW PONY / SADDLE HUNTER PONY NOT OVER 148cms
Judging to commence at 7.45am Boy or girl rider to be under 17 years (as at 1st August 2020).
ENTRY FEES: $6.00 PRIZES: 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5 unless otherwise stated.
If only 2 entries in a class only 2nd & 3rd prize money awarded.
3rd placed prize money will be awarded only if four or more competitors
entering in a class
CUPS and RIBBONS
STADE FAMILY CUP - Champion Pony. From classes 17, 18, 19, 25, 26, 27
SCOTTISH MIST CUP - Best Paced & Mannered Pony from classes 20 & 28
WISS SATHERLEY MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP – for most points in Ring Classes 14 - 20 and 22 - 28.
EDNA COOK CUP – from 1st placed winners of Classes 29 & 30
LLOYD ROSSER MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP – Novice Pony from classes 14, 15, 22, 23
LEDGER GOODMAN CUP – for Champion Local Pony.
AE ROSSER CUP – for Supreme Champion Pony.
SUPREME CHAMPION PONY Ribbon donated by CARLA & LINDSAY NALDER
A Pony may only be entered in the Show Pony Section or the Saddle Hunter Pony Section - not both.
All novice pony classes are open to riders of any age.
Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
SHOW PONY - HOY QUALIFIER
13. BEST PRESENTED SHOW PONY AND RIDER
14. NOVICE SHOW PONY 0-2 wins
15. NOVICE SHOW PONY 0-5 wins
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SHOW PONY– to be judged from winners of classes 14 and 15.
Second placed Novice Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION.
16. NOVICE PACED AND MANNERED SHOW PONY 0-5 win
17. OPEN SHOW PONY not exceeding 128cms
18. OPEN SHOW PONY over 128cm and not exceeding 138cms
19 OPEN SHOW PONY over 138cm and not exceeding 148cms
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OEN SHOW PONY– to be judged from winners of classes 17, 18 and 19. Second placed
Open Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION.
20. OPEN PACED AND MANNERED SHOW PONYJudging to follow Show Ponies Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
SADDLE HUNTER PONY.- HOY QUALIFIER
21. BEST PRESENTED SADDLE HUNTER PONY AND RIDER
22. NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONY 0-2 wins
23. NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONY 0-5 wins
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONY to be judged from winners of classes 22 & 23. Second
placed Novice Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
24. NOVICE PACED AND MANNERED SADDLE HUNTER PONY 0-5 wins
25. OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONY not exceeding 128cms
26. OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONY over 128cm and not exceeding 138cms.
27. OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONY over 138cm and not exceeding 148cms
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONY to be judged from winners of classes 25, 26 and 27
Second placed Open Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
28 OPEN PACED AND MANNERED SADDLE HUNTER PONY
29 BEST BOY OR GIRL RIDER under 14 years EDNA COOK CUP from 1st placed
30 BEST BOY OR GIRL RIDER under 21 years winners of Classes 29 & 30
PONY JUMPING
Pony Hunter Jumping will commence after ring classes PRIZES: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 unless otherwise stated
ENTRY FEES: Classes 31 - 34 $ 6.00
Classes 35 –37b $10.00
Class 38 $12
CUPS and RIBBONS
RADFORD CHALLENGE CUP – for Pony Jump not over 138cms.
DIANNE MITCHELL CHALLENGE CUP – for Pony Jump over 138cms and not over 148cms.
MOTUPIPI FARM BUTCHERY CHALLENGE CUP – for Pony International Jump.
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HUNTER JUMPING
31. WARN & ASSOCIATES NOVICE PONY HUNTER JUMP 65cm - not over 138cms, 0-5 wins.
Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 - donated by WARN & ASSOCIATES.
32. MILNES BEATSON ACCOUTANTS PONY HUNTER JUMP 75cm - not over 138cms.
Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 - donated by MILNES BEATSON ACCOUNTANTS.
33. FINISHING TOUCH NOVICE PONY HUNTER JUMP 75cm - over 138cms and not over 148cms, 0-5 wins.
Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 - donated by FINISHING TOUCH.
34. MILNES BEATSON ACCOUTANTS PONY HUNTER JUMP 85cm - over 138cms and not over 148cms.
Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 - donated by MILNES BEATSON ACCOUNTANTS.
35. HEALTHPOST NZ TRAINING PONY JUMP T.A.M.5 75cm Prizes 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 donated by HEALTHPOST NZ
36. UNLIMITED COPIES PONY INTERNATIONAL JUMP – TAM5 90cm – to be ridden by a boy or girl under 17 years.
Prizes 1st $50, 2nd $30 - donated by UNLIMITED COPIES, 3rd $20
37a.LONE STAR FARMS PONY / HACK HIT & HURRY 70cm.
Prizes 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 - donated by LONE STAR FARMS.
37b.GOLDEN BAY HOLIDAY PARK PONY / HACK HIT and HURRY 90cm
Prizes: 1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20 - donated by Golden Bay Holiday Park.
38. DUNCAN MCKENZIE LIVESTOCK TWO FENCE CHALLENGE - start height of second obstacle will be 80cms.
Prizes 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20 - donated by DUNCAN MCKENZIE LIVESTOCK.
Two Fence Challenge rules are as follows: competition is held over 2 obstacles. One obstacle is a vertical and the second is a
spread fence. The first obstacle will not change in height but the second obstacle will increase by a height at the judge’s discretion. It is
a ‘fault and out’ competition. Class 42 competition will begin immediately after the Grand Parade.
HORSES
Judging in rings “A” & “B” to commence at 7.45 am Horses cannot enter both Hack and Saddle Hunter Classes
ENTRY FEES: $8.00 PRIZES: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 unless otherwise stated.
CUPS and TROPHIES
ATKINS HOME TRENDS CHALLENGE CUP – for Best Turned Out Local Horse and Rider.
HK REYNISH CUP – for most points in Classes 40 - 47, Classes 49 - 56, Classes 59 - 66 and Classes 68 - 75
MRS PH BAIGENT CUP – for Champion Local Hack.
OSH KOSH TROPHY – Champion Park Hack donated by Moweena Cole.
INDEPENDENT MOUNTED RIFLES CUP – for Saddle Hunter over 148cms.
MRS CM COOTE CHALLENGE CUP – for Champion Saddle Hunter.
MRS PAM REID MEMORIAL PRIZES – Best Paced and Mannered Hack
MRS D ROSSITER PLAYBOY CUP - best Paced and Mannered Saddle Horse Classes 47, 56, 66, 75
CHAMPION LOCAL HACK – Ribbon and Voucher donated by RICHMOND SADDLERY“A” RING HORSES
An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section.
An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady’s or Gentleman’s class, not both
Judging to commence at 7.45 Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
PARK HACK – OVER 148cm and NOT EXCEEDING 158cm – HOY QUALIFIER
39. BEST PRESENTED PARK HACK AND RIDER
40. NOVICE PARK HACK 0-2 wins.
41. NOVICE PARK HACK 0-5 wins.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK (To be judged from winners of Classes 44 and 45. Second placed
Novice Park Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
42. NOVICE PACED AND MANNERED PARK HACK 0-5 wins
43. OPEN PARK HACK over 148cms and not exceeding 153cms
44. OPEN PARK HACK over 153cms and not exceeding 158cms
45. OPEN LADY’S PARK HACK on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
46. OPEN GENTLEMAN’S PARK HACK on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PARK HACK (To be judged from four classes 47, 48, 49 and 50 only. Second placed
Open Park Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
47. OPEN PACED AND MANNERED PARK HACK
Judging to commence after Park Hack Classes Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
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HACK – OVER 158cm – HOY QUALIFIER
48. BEST PRESENTED HACK AND RIDER
49. NOVICE HACK 0-2 wins
50. NOVICE HACK 0-5 wins
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK (To be judged from winners of Classes 53 and 54. Second placed
Novice Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
51. NOVICE PACED and MANNERED HACK 0 – 5 wins
52. OPEN HACK over 158cms and not exceeding163cms
53. OPEN HACK over 163cms
. 54. OPEN LADY’S HACK on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
55. OPEN GENTLEMAN’S HACK on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN HACK (To be judged from four classes 56, 57, 58 and 59 only. Second placed
Open Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
56. OPEN PACED and MANNERED HACK donated by Mrs Pam Reid Memorial
57. CHAMPION LOCAL HACK. Horse must reside in Golden Bay. Ribbon & Voucher donated by RICHMOND SADDLERY
“B” RING HORSES
Judging to commence at 7.45am Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
SADDLE HUNTER – OVER 148cm – HOY QUALIFIER
58. BEST PRESENTED SADDLE HUNTER AND RIDER
59. NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER 0-2 wins
60. NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER 0-5 wins
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER (To be judged from winners of Classes 63 and 64. Second
placed Novice Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
61. NOVICE PACED AND MANNERED SADDLE HUNTER
62. OPEN SADDLE HUNTER over 148cms and not exceeding 163cms
63. OPEN SADDLE HUNTER over 163cms
64. OPEN LADY’S SADDLE HUNTER on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
65. OPEN GENTLEMAN’S SADDLE HUNTER on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER (To be judged from four classes 66, 67, 68 and 69 only. Second
placed Open Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
66. OPEN PACED AND MANNERED SADDLE HUNTERJudging to commence after Saddle Hunter Classes Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
RIDING HORSE – OVER 148cm – HOY QUALIFIER
67. BEST PRESENTED RIDING HORSE AND RIDER
68. NOVICE RIDING HORSE 0-2 wins
69. NOVICE RIDING HORSE 0-5 wins
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE (To be judged from winners of Classes 72 and 73. Second
placed Novice Riding Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
70. NOVICE PACED AND MANNERED RIDING HORSE 0-5 wins
71. OPEN RIDING HORSE over 148cms and not over 163cms
72. OPEN RIDING HORSE over 163cms
73. OPEN LADY’S RIDING HORSE on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
74. OPEN GENTLEMAN’S RIDING HORSE on type (conformation class). Lady or Gentleman rider
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDING HORSE (To be judged from four classes 75, 76, 77 and 78 only. Second
placed Open Riding Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for RESERVE CHAMPION
75. OPEN PACED AND MANNERED RIDING HORSE
SUPREME CHAMPION HACK –from Champions Park Hack, Hack, Saddle Hunter and Riding Horse
Ribbon donated by CARLA & LINDSAY NALDER
HORSE JUMPING
ENTRY FEES: $10.00 classes 76, 77, 78, 37a, 37b
$12.00 class 79
$15.00 class 80
CUPS and RIBBONS
DUNCAN MCKENZIE CUP – for Novice Hunter.
COPPINS CHALLENGE CUP – for Open Hunter.
AERIAL WORK (MARLBOROUGH) LTD CHALLENGE CUP – for Open Hack FEI Jump.
NORWOOD CHALLENGE CUP – donated by Lynley Wilson for Hit and Hurry 90cm
MRS PAT HAYTER MEMORIAL PRIZE Class 76
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER JUMPING
HUNTER JUMPING
76. NOVICE HUNTER – 85cm. For horses that have 0 – 5 wins in a Hunting Competition at any A&P Show.
Prizes: 1st $55 2nd $45 3rd $30 4th $20. Mrs Pat Hayter Memorial Prizes.
77. FRESH CHOICE TAKAKA OPEN HUNTER COMPETITION 1m.
Prizes: 1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20 4th $10 - donated by Fresh Choice Takaka.
SHOW JUMPING
78. MIKE GREER HOMES TAKAKA TRAINING HACK JUMP – TAM 5 85cm
Prizes: 1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20 donated by Mike Greer Homes
79. PGG WRIGHTSON HACK JUMPING COMPETITION – TAM 3 First round 1m / 1.05m
Prizes: 1st $60 2nd $40 3rd $20 4th $10 - donated by PGG Wrightson.
37a.LONE STAR FARMS PONY / HACK HIT & HURRY 70cm.
Prizes 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 - donated by LONE STAR FARMS.
37b GOLDEN BAY HOLIDAY PARK PONY / HACK HIT and HURRY 90cm
Prizes: 1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20 - donated by Golden Bay Holiday Park.
80. DUNCAN MCKENZIE LIVESTOCK TWO FENCE CHALLENGE - start height of second obstacle will be 1.00m
Prizes: 1st $100 2nd $60, 3rd $40 - donated by DUNCAN MCKENZIE LIVESTOCK.
Two Fence Challenge rules are as follows: competition is held over 2 obstacles. One obstacle is a vertical and the second is a
spread fence. The first obstacle will not change in height but the second obstacle will increase by a height at the judge’s discretion. It is
a ‘fault and out’ competition. Class 84 competition will begin immediately after the Grand Parade.
MINIATURE HORSES – CATEGORIES A & B
Judging to commence approx. 12 mid day Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
NO STALLIONS ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS.
ENTRY FEES: $6.00 PRIZES: 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5.
PEARSON CUP – for Supreme Champion Miniature.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE YOUNG STOCK from classes 82, 83
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE ADULT from classes 84, 85, 86, 87
SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSEALL CLASSES IN HAND
81. BEST PRESENTED HORSE and HANDLER. 88. BEST PACED & MANNERED – Cat A
82. BEST FOAL/YEARLING - Filly or Gelding 89. BEST PACED & MANNERED – CAT B
83. BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD - Filly or Gelding 90. BEST SOLID COLOUR
84. BEST MARE 4yrs & over - Cat A 91. BEST MULTI COLOUR
85. BEST MARE 4yrs & over - Cat B
86. BEST GELDING 4yrs & over - Cat A
87. BEST GELDING 4yrs & over – Cat B
INHAND / LED PONY CLASSES - not over 148cms - all classes In Hand
Judging to commence after Miniatures Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
ENTRY FEES $6.00 PRIZES: 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5
CUPS and RIBBONS
MR & MRS R RADFORD CUP – for Pony Mare not over 138cms.
GW and AN PHILLIPS GHALLENGE CUP – for Pony Mare over 138cms and not over 148cms.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION INHAND / LED PONY YOUNG STOCK from classes 93, 94.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND / LED PONY ADULT STOCK from classes 95, 96.
92. BEST PRESENTED PONY and HANDLER. 96. BEST GELDING 4yrs & over
93. BEST FOAL/YEARLING - Filly or Gelding 97. BEST PACED AND MANNERED
94. BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD - Filly or Gelding 98. BEST COLOURED – Miniatures ineligible
95. BEST MARE 4yrs & over
INHAND / LED HACK CLASSES – over 148cms - all classes In Hand
Judging to commence after Inhand / Led Pony Classes Please support these classes otherwise they will not be run
ENTRY FEES $6.00 PRIZES: 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND / LED HACK YOUNG STOCK from classes 100, 101
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND / LED HACK ADULT STOCK from classes 102, 103
99. BEST PRESENTED HACK and HANDLER. 103. BEST GELDING 4yrs & over
100. BEST FOAL/YEARLING - Filly or Gelding 104. BEST PACED AND MANNERED
101. BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD - Filly or Gelding 105. BEST COLOURED Mare / Gelding
102. BEST MARE 4yrs & over
Thank you to our very generous Equestrian Sponsors
Duncan McKenzie Livestock Finishing Touch
Fresh Choice Takaka Golden Bay Holiday Park
HealthPost NZ Lone Star Farms
Mike Greer Homes Milnes Beatson Accountants
Mrs Ivy Radford Memorial Mrs Pam Reid Memorial
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Richmond Saddlery Unlimited Copies
Warn & Associates
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Golden Bay Pony Club - Dressage and Show Jumping Day
Recreation Park, Takaka Sunday 17th January 2021
Schedules available in December from Farmlands Motueka and
Richmond Saddlery
Contact Anne McKenzie 03 5259981 / 027 383 6744SECTION 2 – DAIRY CALVES
All entries should be made in the name of the bona fide owner of the exhibits.
Two cattle substitutes allowed per breeder. The Chief Steward must be notified of such substitutes before the commencement of
judging.
All animals entered for showing or exhibiting must be from a current TB Clear Status Herd.
A copy of the current TB test certificate must be attached to your entry forms. The Golden Bay A&P Association must be
notified at the time of entry of any testing to be carried out after the closing date of entries or of any potential TB issues that
may arise after entries have been submitted. Owners entering cattle must sign the declaration printed on the entry form.
There are two documents required.
A. - TB Test Certificate. For animals from a Declared Movement Control Area – all animals aged three months or older are
to be TB tested and have a clear test within 60 days prior to being moved to the Show. All other animals must be from a
herd that is up to date with its current routine TB testing requirements.
B - TB Animal Status Declaration Card. This is a legal requirement for all animals being moved. All animals entered must be
accompanied in transit by a signed and dated TB Animal Status Declaration Card showing a TB Clear status in accordance
with present legislation. Animal individual numbers must be included on the TB test sheet. These cards may be inspected at
the unloading area.
For cattle being moved from 1 July 2012: A NAIT approved RFID tag will be mandatory for all movements of cattle,
including day old calves. NAIT approved RFID cattle tags are white only. Please do not remove tags if cattle are identified
with Animal Health Board or MINDA tags.
As of 1 July 2012 a secondary tag is no longer required under the new NAIT scheme.
PET CALVES
Entries not to be clipped, but ears and tails may be trimmed.
Open to all children under 15 years.
Pet calves will be judged “On Farm” 1 week prior to the Show
NO ENTRY FEE. PRIZES: 1st $10 2nd $6 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated
TROPHIES
CP REILLY MEMORIAL CUP – for most points in care and handling. Classes 2-5 Points awarded 40% Condition, 60% Handling
Prize: $20 donated by ABEL TASMAN PLUMBING & GAS
NELSON & GOLDEN BAY JERSEY BREEDERS CLUB – sponsors $5 to each entrant in Class 5.
AG WATER donates prizes for classes 2 - 6.
RURAL SERVICE CENTRE donates $25 voucher for winners of classes 2 & 3
ORANGE MECHANICAL donates prizes for class 1, $20 1st prize for class 4, $15 1st prize
RAVENSDOWNE donates voucher for BEST CALF OVERALL
RIBBONS
CHAMPION HEAVY BREED YEARLING HEIFER
CHAMPION LIGHT BREED YEARLING HEIFER
CHAMPION HEAVY BREED HEIFER CALF
CHAMPION LIGHT BREED HEIFER CALF
1. ENCOURAGEMENT CLASS. No points awarded. Ribbons awarded.
Prizes: 1st $15 2nd $7 3rd $3 donated by ORANGE MECHANICAL LTD
2. BEST HEAVY BREED YEARLING HEIFER.
3. BEST LIGHT BREED YEARLING HEIFER.
4. BEST HEAVY BREED HEIFER CALF.
5. BEST LIGHT BREED HEIFER CALF.
Due to the national cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis all calves will be judged “on farm”. There will be no adult cattle
classes for this show.SECTION 3 – DAIRY GOATS
All Registered, Recorded and Grade goats will be judged together unless otherwise specified. All goats to be in pens by 9.45am
Judging to commence at 10am NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
ENTRY FEES: $2.00 PRIZES: 1st $10 2nd $6 3rd $4
CUPS and RIBBONS
DARCY McPHERSON CHALLENGE CUP – for most points in Goat Section
GOLDEN BAY CANINE BOARDING KENNELS - donates $50 for most points overall Goat Section.
SARAH HORNIBROOK TROPHY – for Champion Grade Doe
OPUHA CHALLENGE TROPHY – for Champion Pedigree Doe
MEADOWCROFT FARM TROPHY – for winner of Class 1 Pet Goat. Points awarded 40% care, 60% handling.
GB CANINE BOARDING KENNELS donates $50 for Most Points Overall.
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION RIBBONS AWARDED.
1. PET GOAT. Any age owner, may be separated into age divisions on the day depending on entries eg Child /Adult.
Points awarded 40% care, 60% Handling. No entry fee
2. KIDDED DOE IN MILK under 3 years
3. KIDDED DOE IN MILK 3 years and over
CHAMPION and RESERVE FROM CLASSES 2 and 3
4. BEST UDDER KIDDED DOE under 3 years
5. BEST UDDER KIDDED DOE 3 years and over
6. GOATLING not kidded and not in milk
7. DOE KID
CHAMPION and RESERVE FROM CLASSES 6 and 7
8. BUCK KID
9. BUCKLING
10 . MATURE BUCK
CHAMPION and RESERVE FROM CLASSES 8, 9 and 10.
11. BREEDING GROUP – In milk does and progeny
SECTION 4 – SHEEP
All ewes over 20 months must have reared a lamb this season.
All sheep to be in pens by 9.15am NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
Judging to commence at 9.30am Judges comments 10.30am
ENTRY FEES: $2.00 PRIZES: 1st $10 2nd $6 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated.
CUPS and RIBBONS
MR RG McDONALD of MILLERS LTD, CHALLENGE CUP – for most points in Classes 7 & 8
THE GEO MANSON MEMORIAL CUP –awarded for most points in Classes 9 & 10.
TAKAKA CONCRETE PRODUCTS - donate 1st & 2nd prize money Classes 2-7
RAVENSDOWN - donates $250 Analytical voucher for Most Points overall
GOLDEN BAY DOLOMITE - donates 1.5 tonne Dolomite 1st & 2nd Most Points overall
DRUMMOND & ETHERIDGE - donate replica tractor 1st prize class 1.
1. PET LAMB - No entry fee.
CROSSBREED
2. CROSSBREED EWE any age
3. CROSSBREED RAM any age
4. PEN OF 2 CROSSBREED EWES any age
5. PEN OF 2 CROSSBREED EWES under 20 months
6. PEN OF 3 CROSSBREED EWE LAMBS SUITABLE FOR BREEDING FLOCK
MEAT BREED
7. MEAT BRED RAM any age 8. MEAT BRED EWE any age
PRIME
9. PEN 3 PRIME LAMBS SUITABLE FOR EXPORT 10. PEN 3 STORE LAMBSSECTION 5 - POULTRY
Judging to commence at 10.00am NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
Please ensure all poultry are treated for lice. If you require advice on treatment contact Poultry Steward Sue Hitchcock ph 5259757
Poultry with clipped wings can be entered for showing but will not be judged
Silkie Breed to be entered in classes 3, 4, 11. (Not in Bantam classes)
ENTRY FEES: $1.50 PRIZES: 1st $10 2nd $6 3rd $4
TROPHIES
NBS TAKAKA – donates $150 to prizes in Poultry Section
ALLIANCE PLUMBING - donates $20 CHAMPION ROOSTER
ABEL TASMAN PLUMBING & GAS - donates $20 CHAMPION HEN
RURAL SERVICE CENTRE donates $50 voucher Most Points Overall.
SUE HITCHCOCK donates $10 BEST LOCAL BIRD
DRUMMOND & ETHERIDGE - donate replica Tractor 1st prize class 11.
TROPHY - Best In Show
1. DUCK – any variety 5. HEAVY BREED MALE – any variety
2. DRAKE – any variety 6. HEAVY BREED FEMALE – any variety
3. LIGHT BREED MALE – any variety 7. BANTAM MALE – any variety
4. LIGHT BREED FEMALE – any variety 8. BANTAM FEMALE – any variety
9. HEN WITH CHICKENS AT FOOT
10. POULTRY – any other bird (eg goose, turkey, guinea fowl etc).
11. POULTRY MALE and/or FEMALE – any variety, for children 14 years and under - No entry fee
12. BANTAM MALE and/or FEMALE- any variety, for children 14 years and under - No entry fee
SECTION 6 - BOOTH
HUGH MANSON MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP - most points in Booth H E BAIGENT TROPHY – 2nd highest points in Booth
The booth is open for exhibitors to deliver and arrange their exhibits
from 3pm until 9pm on the Friday before the show and from 7am to 9.30 am Saturday (show morning).
AT 9.30 AM THE BOOTH WILL BE CLOSED FOR JUDGING.
No exhibits in the booth can be handled or removed before 3.45pm on Show Day. This rule will be strictly enforced.
POINTS SYSTEM: 1st 6pts, 2nd 4pts, 3rd 2pts, Highly Commended 1pt.
SECTION 6 – HOME COOKING, HOME PRODUCE (including cheese), WINE, HOMEBREW BEER
All cooking, produce, wines, beers and cheeses must be cooked or produced by the named entrant.
Judging to commence at 9.40am PRIZES: Classes : 1 1st 10 2nd $8 3rd $6
2-29 1st $6 2nd $4 3rd $2
ENTRY FEES: 50c 30-32 1st Cookbook 2nd $6 3rd $4
33 1st $50 vch 2nd $8 3rd $6
34 1st $10 2nd $8 3rd $6
35-60 1st $6 2nd $4 3rd $2
All unless otherwise specified
TROPHIES
MR and MRS CW SILCOCK TROPHY – for most points in Cooking and Home Produce.
GOLDEN BAY FLOWERS & GARDEN - donates $10 voucher for most points in Cooking and Home Produce
BIRD CHALLENGE TROPHY – for most points in Cooking Classes.
CLIVE BIRD - donates $40 for most points in Cooking Classes
TAKAKA RURAL WOMEN – donates $25 for 2nd most points in Home Cooking.
MRS MARY PAPPS – donates $10 3rd most points in Home Cooking.
CHOCO LOCO - donates $50 1st prize class 33
MRS MARY PAPPS - donates $10 1st prize class 34.
WHOLEMEAL CAFÉ - donates cookbook as 1st prize class 30, 31 32
AGNES BELL CUP - for most points in Home Produce
POHUTUKAWA GALLERY – donates $25 voucher for most points Home Produce
ALLIANCE PLUMBING – donates $10 for 2nd most points in Home Produce
JO POMEROY - donates 1st prizes in classes 35, 36, 37, 38, 39
ALLIANCE PLUMBING – donates $25 for Most Points Wine and $25 for Most Points Homebrew Beer
HOME COOKING
Home cooking must be exhibited only in clear plastic bags and on a cake board or firm plate. (NO GLAD WRAP PLEASE)
1. Family Cake – set recipe, no icing or decoration
6 ozs (175g) butter – softened 3/4 cup castor sugar 3 large eggs
1 3/4 cups self-raising flour 3 tablespoons milk – full cream Zest of 1 lemon
Lightly grease sides and line base of an 8in (20cm) tin with baking paper. Using a large bowl, cream butter and
sugar until creamy. Beat in eggs one at a time. Sift flour then fold into creamy mixture along with milk and lemon zest. Spoon
into cake tin, levelling the top. Bake at 350oF (180oC) for 35-40 minutes. Cool before removing from cake tin.2. SPONGE CAKE, filled with whipped cream, no sprinkled jcing sugar 17. PIKELETS, 3
3. ICED NOVELTY CAKE 18. PLAIN SCONES, 3
4. CHOCOLATE CAKE, iced, not sandwich 19 PINWHEEL SCONES 3
5. BANANA CAKE, iced, not sandwich 20. FRUIT MUFFINS, 3
6. CARROT CAKE, iced 21. ICED CUPCAKES, 3
7. FRUIT CAKE 22 MERINGUES, 3
8. FRUIT LOAF 23 PAVLOVA, unfilled
9 PEANUT BISCUITS, 3 24. LEMON MERINGUE PIE
10. ANZAC BISCUITS, 3 25. STEAMED PUDDING
11. GLUTEN FREE BISCUITS 3 26. BREAD, handmade
12. COLLECTION OF BISCUITS, 3 varieties, 3 of each 27. BLISS BALLS, 3
13. SLICE OR SQUARE, uncooked, 3 pieces 28. HOME MADE SWEETS – 3 varieties, 3 of each
14. SLICE OR SQUARE, cooked, 2 varieties, 3 of each 29. BACON AND EGG PIE - with pastry top
15. SHORTBREAD, 3 pieces 30. OPEN ANY OTHER CATEGORY - sweet
16 GINGERBREAD LOAF . 31. OPEN ANY OTHER CATEGORY - savoury
32. OATY GINGER SLICE - set recipe from Wholemeal
Ingredients: 150g butter, 2 Tbsp golden syrup, 3/4 cup brown sugar, 3/4 cup desiccated coconut
1 and a half cups rolled oats (grunty oats, not instant), 3/4 cup plain flour, 1 1/2 tsp baking powder, 1 1/2 tsp ground ginger
Ginger Crunch Icing
75g softened butter, 3/4 cup icing sugar, 2 Tbsp golden syrup, 3 tsp ground ginger
Method Preheat the oven to 180 degrees celcius (160 fanbake).
To make the Base, put the butter, golden syrup and brown sugar into a medium-large saucepan and stir over a low heat
until melted. Remove from the heat and add all the dry ingredients to the saucepan. Mix thoroughly.
Press into a greased or non-stick 20x30cm slice tin. Bake for 15-20 minutes. Longer means crunchier!
Mark into squares while still warm. Make the icing by mixing the softened butter with the sugar, syrup and ginger.
Stir until very smooth. Spread the icing over the cooled base and swizzle or decorate with a fork.
When completely cold, cut through the icing and separate the squares. Makes 24 squares.
33. CHOCOLATE CHALLENGE - CHOCOLATE CAKE, iced. CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS, 3.
CHOCOLATE SPONGE ROLL, filled. On a tray to be judged collectively.
34. AFTERNOON TEA TRAY. This will be judged on: tray with cloth, serviette, cup and saucer, teapot with cosy and small
floral arrangement. Plate containing 1 spreadable item (eg scone, pikelet, cracker, slice of loaf), 1 sweet item, 1 savoury item.
HOME PRODUCE
35. 1 DOZEN HEN EGGS, heaviest. Double yolked disqualified 44. 1 BOTTLE ANY OTHER SAUCE
36. 1 JAR JAM single variety berry, not raspberry 45. 1 JAR TOMATO RELISH
37. 1 JAR JAM – raspberry 46. 1 JAR RELISH / CHUTNEY of choice, not tomato
38. 1 JAR SWEET JAM of choice, not raspberry 47. 1 JAR MUSTARD PICKLES
39. 1 JAR JELLY JAM 48. 1 JAR PICKLED ONIONS
40. 1 JAR MARMALADE 49. 1 JAR PRESERVED BEETROOT
41. 1 JAR LEMON HONEY 50. 1 JAR PRESERVED FRUIT
42. 1 BOTTLE TOMATO SAUCE 51. CHEESE fresh, any milk
43. 1 BOTTLE PLUM SAUCE 52. ANY NON ALCOHOLIC DRINK ready to be served
WINE
53. GRAPE WINE, sweet 55. ANY OTHER TYPE OF WINE, sweet
54. GRAPE WINE, dry 56. ANY OTHER TYPE OF WINE, dry
HOMEBREW BEER
57. LAGER 59. STOUT
58. ALE 60. CIDER
SECTION 7 –VEGETABLES and FRUIT
All vegetables and fruit must have been grown by the named entrant.
Judging to commence at 9.40am NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
ENTRY FEES: 50c PRIZES: Class 1 1st $10 2nd $8 3rd $6
Class 2-51 1st $6 2nd $4 3rd $2
All unless otherwise specified
TROPHIES
HARWOOD CUP – most points in Fruit and Vegetable section
EARTH GEMS GARDEN CENTRE – donates $25 to most points Fruit and Vegetable section overall
CHARLES PAGE MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP – most points in Classes 1-40 in Vegetable section.
ANZ BANK – donates $25 Most Points in Vegetable Section
TINA DELCEG - donates Special Prize of $10 for Best Overall in Vegetable Classes 1-40
JILL PEARSON – donates 2nd prize class 21
TINA DELCEG donates Special Prize of $10 for Best Overall in Fruit Classes 41 - 51VEGETABLES
1. COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, one of each variety 21. LONGEST BEAN
2. THREE POTATOES, blue variety 22. BUNCH OF RHUBARB, four stalks, giant
3. THREE POTATOES, white variety 23. BUNCH OF RHUBARB, four stalks, small
4. THREE POTATOES, red variety 24. ONE CABBAGE
5. THREE HEAVIEST POTATOES 25. ONE LETTUCE
6. THREE BROWN ONIONS 26. TWO CUCUMBERS, long or telegraph
7. THREE RED ONIONS 27. TWO CUCUMBERS, medium
8. THREE RED ONIONS, heaviest 28. TWO CUCUMBERS, short
9. FIVE ESCHALOTS EXHIBITION (large) 29. TWO WHITE CUCUMBERS
10. FIVE ESCHALOTS PICKLING (small) 30. MARROW
11. THREE CARROTS, intermediate 31. THREE ZUCCHINI
12. THREE CARROTS, short variety 32. CHERRY TOMATOES, one truss
13. THREE RADISHES, any variety 33. THREE TOMATOES, smooth, ripe
14. SILVERBEET, one head 34. THREE TOMATOES, Italian type
15. HERBS, culinary varieties, cut, named and in a jar 35. THREE TOMATOES, Coloured variety, named
16. BROCCOLI, one head 36. THREE RED BEET, round
17. PEAS, four pods 37. THREE RED BEET, long
18. BEANS, staked, perennials, four pods 38. BULB OF GARLIC
19. BEANS, staked, annual, four pods 39. TWO CAPSICUM, same variety
20. BEANS, dwarf, four pods 40. ANY VEGETABLE not already specified in classes 2-39
FRUIT
All citrus fruit will be cut by Judge
41. COLLECTION OF CITRUS FRUIT, one of each 47. COLLECTION OF BERRY FRUIT, 3 varieties, 3 of each
42. THREE LEMONS, Meyer 48. THREE PLUMS
43. THREE ORANGES 49. THREE PIP FRUIT, 3 different varieties
44. THREE GRAPEFRUIT 50. THREE STONE FRUIT, 3 different varieties
45. THREE STRAWBERRIES 51. THREE FRUIT, any other variety or varieties.
46. THREE RASPBERRIES
SECTION 8 – FLOWERS
All flowers / plant material - excepting Decorative section – must have been grown by the entrant.
Judging to commence at 9.40am NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
ENTRY FEES: 50c PRIZES: Classes 1-67 1st $6 2nd $4 3rd $2
Unless otherwise specified
Classes 68-69 1st $10 2nd $6 3rd $4
TROPHIES
MARY BAIGENT CHALLENGE TROPHY – for most points in Floral Section
MR and MRS R&S ROSSER – donate $20 for most points in Decorative and Cut Flowers class 1-50.
WADSWORTH TROPHY – for most points in Decorative Section
POHUTUKAWA GALLERY – donates $25 voucher for most points in Decorative Section class 1-20.
EARTH GEMS- donates Special Prize $10 for Best Overall in Decorative Section
MR and MRS N CURNOW CHALLENGE TROPHY – for most points in Cut Flowers
MR BILL FREW CUP – for Champion Gladiolus in Classes 21-25.
ANZ BANK donates Special Prize $10 for Best Overall in Cut Flower Section
MRS NOLEEN REILLY – donates $10 for most points in cut flowers Classes 21-50
GOLDEN BAY ROSE GROUP and GOLDEN BAY A & P ASSN TROPHY – for most points in Classes 51 - 60
GOLDEN BAY ROSE GROUP – donates $4 for Champion Rose and prize money for Classes 51 - 60
TASMAN BAY ROSES – donate vouchers for roses for Champion Rose and Class 58
THE WALTER PETTERSON MEMORIAL ROSE BOWL – for most points in Classes 61-67
FOREST AND BIRD GOLDEN BAY – donates $25 for most points in Native Section
EARTH GEMS – donates Special Prize $10 Best Overall in Native Section
JEAN WEDDERBURN - donates $10 1st prize classes 68, 69
DECORATIVE
1. ARRANGEMENT USING ONE FLOWER 11. SANDTRAY
2. ARRANGEMENT USING FIVE FLOWERS 12. CANDLE ARRANGEMENT
3. ARRANGEMENT OF ROSES 13. LOW TABLE ARRANGEMENT
4. ARRANGEMENT OF DAHLIAS 14. DRIED ARRANGEMENT
5. ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT FLOWERS 15. MODERN ARRANGEMENT
6. ARRANGEMENT WITH WEATHERED WOOD 16. AQUA JAR
7. VASE OF FLOWERS, vase height to be up to 20cm 17. FUN WITH FLAX
8. BASKET OF FLOWERS 18. BEST ARRANGED FLOWERS in novelty container
9. FLOATING BOWL 19. ARRANGEMENT IN WINE GLASS, standard size
10. SANDSAUCER green edging, no sand visible 20. MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT, up to 10cm height
and widthCUT FLOWERS
21. FOUR GLADIOLI, to be shown in spike, distinct varieties, 37. THREE DAHLIAS WATER LILY, different colours
separate containers 38. THREE DAHLIAS, any varieties not scheduled
22. THREE GLADIOLI, to be staged in one container 39. ONE HEAD HYDRANGEA
23. ONE GLADIOLUS, large spike 40. COLLECTION OF FOUR FLOWERING SHRUBS,
24. ONE GLADIOLUS, medium spike different varieties, one of each
25. ONE GLADIOLUS, small spike 41. COLLECTION OF PERENNIALS, 8 varieties,
26. ONE STEM OF TIGER LILIES 1 stem of each, includes bulbs
27. ONE STEM OF LILIES, any variety 42. COLLECTION OF ANNUALS, 8 varieties,1 stem of each
28. THREE STEMS SINGLE FUCHSIA, same variety 43. ALSTROEMARIA, 3 stems
29. THREE STEMS DOUBLE FUCHSIA, same variety 44. CALLA LILIES, 3 stems
30. ONE DAHLIA, medium decorative 15cm or over 45. THREE AFRICAN MARIGOLDS, large
31. ONE DAHLIA, exhibition cactus 15cm or over 46. THREE FRENCH MARIGOLDS, small
32. ONE DAHLIA, fimbriated 47. COLLECTION OF SWEET PEAS, different colours
33. ONE DAHLIA, medium, semi cactus, 15cm or over one stem of each
34. THREE DAHLIAS, small or decorative, different colours, 48. THREE PANSIES, in a saucer or small bowl
under 15cm 49. THREE DIFFERENT BLOOMS IN ONE VASE,
35. THREE DAHLIAS, small or miniature cactus, one flower of each
different colours, under 15cm 50. THREE DIFFERENT SPIKES / CLUSTERS OF
36. THREE DAHLIAS POMPOM, different varieties FLOWERS
ROSES
51. THREE MINIATURE ROSE BLOOMS, decorative ¼ to ½ open, one vase
52. THREE MINIATURE ROSE BLOOMS, exhibition ½ to ¾ open, one vase
53. ONE MINIATURE ROSE BLOOM, exhibition ½ to ¾ open
54. ONE MINIATURE OR PATIO ROSE, full bloom, floating in wine glass
55. ONE ROSE BLOOM, decorative, ¼ to ½ open
56. ONE ROSE BLOOM, exhibition, ½ to ¾ open
57. ONE FULLY OPEN ROSE BLOOM, ¾ to fully open
58. THREE ROSES, different colours, same stage of development, 3 vases
59. ONE STEM ROSES, not more than 3 blooms open
60. ONE STEM ROSES, 4 or more blooms open
NATIVE SECTION
All plants must be New Zealand native
61. COLLECTION OF NATIVE BERRIES
62. COLLECTION OF NATIVE FLOWERS
63. COLLECTION OF NATIVE FOLIAGE
64. BOUQUET OF NATIVE FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE
65. NATIVE FERN GROWING IN CONTAINER
66. NATIVE PLANT GROWING IN CONTAINER, not tree or shrub
67. NATIVE SHRUB OR TREE GROWING IN CONTAINER, under 1 metre height & width
GARDEN ART
To have been created by exhibitor or family member/s. Size - Must be able to be carried by one person (plus 1 helper if weighty or
awkward shape).
68. GARDEN ART – containing living plant material 69. GARDEN ART – any other medium
SECTION 9 – HOME CRAFTS
Judging to commence at 9.40am NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
ENTRY FEES: 50c PRIZES: 1st $6 2nd $4 3rd $2
TROPHIES
TURLEY TROPHY – most points in Industrial Section
GOLDEN BAY PATCHWORK & QUILTERS GUILD – donates $25 for most points in Industrial Section
RAY WHITE GOLDEN BAY BILLY KERRISK – donates 1st prize $20 + Bottle of Wine, 2nd prize $20, 3rd prize $10
LIVING LIGHT CANDLES – donates 1st prize $20 voucher for Class 21
FINISHING TOUCH - donates prize money for Class 7.
JO POMEROY - donates $10 1st prize classes 6, 13
CLIVE BIRD - donates prizes class 24
ANZ BANK - donates Special Prize $10 for Best Overall in Home Craft Section
Please note – No exhibit will be eligible for competition for more than 2 years
1. NOVICE CLASS, any medium for people who have 14. HOMEMADE SOFT TOY
not won a first prize in a Golden Bay show. 15. ONE SKEIN NATURAL HANDSPUN FIBRE
2. ANY HANDWORKED ARTICLE 16. ONE SKEIN HOME DYED HANDSPUN FIBRE dyed & spun
3. TEA COSY, any medium by entrant.
4. PIECE OF WOOL CROCHET WORK 17. PATCHWORK, domestic article under ½ square metre
5. PIECE OF COTTON CROCHET WORK 18. COT QUILT
6. ARTICLE OF EMBROIDERY 19. WALL HANGING, under 1 square metre
7. ANY HAND KNITTED ARTICLE 20. HOBBY ARTICLE, any article made by an adult
8. CHILD’S HAND KNITTED CARDIGAN OR JUMPER, Owing to restricted space, exhibitors are requested
double knit not to enter large articles
9. BABY’S GARMENT, up to 12 months 21. HAND MADE GREETING CARD
10. OPEN SEWING SECTION, any unspecified article 22. HANDMADE SHOPPING BAG made from any materials
11. BILLY’S BREAST SCREEN CHALLENGE. See below 23. ANY ITEM MADE FROM 1x 100gm BALL OF YARN
12. APPLIQUE ARTICLE any ply
13. HOMEMADE SOFT TOY, knitted 24. PAINTING, any medium. Painting or mount up to A4 size. Unframed.11. BILLY’S BREAST SCREEN CHALLENGE. “Let’s Get Plastered for Breast Cancer” campaign
We are all shapes and sizes but regardless of our differences we all need to be vigilant.
To honour our shapes and sizes you are challenged to create, (or recreate), a decorated cast of your breast or breasts.
This is Billy’s 11th year of challenging Breast Cancer and the outcomes
SECTION 10 – PHOTOGRAPHY
Judging to commence at 9.40am. NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
ENTRY FEES: $1.00 PRIZES: 1st $35 2nd $10 3rd $5 unless otherwise listed
Donated by Businesses listed after each class
TROPHIES
CHAMPION CERTIFICATE x 2 & RESERVE CHAMPION CERTIFICATE x 2 for Judges’ Choices
CONDITIONS
Photographs to be mounted on matt board or cardboard. No frames or glass.
Maximum size of photographs to be 200mm x 250mm (8in x 10in)
Maximum size of mount to be 280mm x 360mm (11in x 14in). Names to be on back
All entries in classes 1-11 can be in colour or black and white and will be judged together in each class.
Entries MUST be bona fide work of exhibitor.
Entries which have previously won prizes in the Golden Bay A&P Show may not be exhibited more than two times.
1. NATIVE FLORA AND/OR FAUNA, to have been taken in a local National park - Department of Conservation
2. SEASCAPE OR LANDSCAPE, to have been taken in a local National park - Department of Conservation
3. WORKING ON A GOLDEN BAY FARM - 1st Prize $100, 2nd $25 & 3rd $25 donated
4. BIRD OR ANIMAL STUDY - Gunsboro Ltd
5. GOLDEN BAY SCENIC ATTRACTION, named - Waitapu Engineering
6. ADULT PORTRAIT - Pohara Top 10 Motor Camp
7. CHILD PORTRAIT, of child 14yrs or under - Tim Harvey Harvest Friesians
8. THE WORLD IN A VIEWFINDER - Mariposa
9. BUILDINGS OLD AND NEW - Golden Bay First National
10. CREATIVE, including sepia prints - Golden Bay Dental Centre
11. NOVICE who have never won 1st, 2nd or 3rd in any show - Anatoki Lodge Motel
12. OPEN CLASS COLOUR - Laser Electrical
13. OPEN CLASS BLACK AND WHITE - Morley Motorcycles
14. PREPARING OR ATTENDING A GB A&P SHOW - 1st Prize $100, 2nd $25 & 3rd $25 donated
SECTION 11 – CHILDREN’S SECTION For Children Aged 14 Years and under
Judging to commence at 9.40am . NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
ENTRY FEES: 20c PRIZES: 1st $3 2nd $2 3rd $1
TROPHIES
MRS J MARSH CUP – for most points in Children’s section. Points to count only in own age group.
AJ and AC LINDSAY CUP – for 2nd Most Points in Children’s Classes
EARTH GEMS FLOWERS AND GARDEN – donates $20 voucher for Most Points Children’s section overall
THE GOULD THROPHY - for 'Young Baker of the Year’
GUNSBORO LTD - donates $10 for Most Points in Under 5 Years
GUNSBORO LTD – donates $10 for Most Points in Cooking section
DANGEROUS KITCHEN – donates voucher for 1 Large Pizza for Most Points in cooking
CHERYL & IAN ELSEY – donate $10 for Most Points in Cooking under 8yrs, 8-11yrs and 12-14yrs
GUNSBORO LTD - donate $10 Special Prize class 25 Iced Cake and class 28 Jar of Jam
KIM GARDENER - donates $10 1st prize, $5 2nd prize class 26 Novelty Iced Cake.
MOBILE MECHANICAL - donates $5 for Most Outstanding Entry in Cooking Section Classes 1-30
ABEL TASMAN PLUMBING & GAS - donates prize money Classes 22-24.
GUNSBORO LTD – donates $10 for Most Points in Vegetable section
ABEL TASMAN PLUMBING & GAS - donates 1st prize Class 36.
GUNSBORO LTD - donate $10 1st Prize for class 35.
MOBILE MECHANICAL - donates $5 for Most Outstanding Entry in Vegetable Classes 31-39 and $5 Special Prize class 38
RURAL WOMENS GB PROVINCIAL – donates $10 for Most Points in Flower section
GUNSBORO LTD - donate $10 1st Prize for classes 42 & 43
MOBILE MECHANICAL - donates $5 for Most Outstanding Entry in Flower Section Classes 40-62.
MOBILE MECHANICAL - donates $5 for Most Outstanding Entry in Sewing Section Classes 63-65
EARTH GEMS - donates $10 for Most points in Sewing
MOBILE MECHANICAL - $5 for Most Outstanding Entry in Craft Classes 66-77 and $5 Special Prize in classes 72-74.
ABEL TASMAN PLUMBING & GAS - donates prize money Classes 69-71.
ALLIANCE PLUMBING - donates $10 most points in CraftsJEAN WEDDERBURN – donates $10 Most Points for Under 8yrs, 8-11yrs, 12-14yrs Photography
MOBILE MECHANICAL - donates $5 for Most Outstanding Entry in Photography Section Classes 78-89.
All entries to be prepared and displayed by competitor.
UNDER 5 YEARS
1/5 DECORATED BISCUIT 3/5 JAR OF FLOWERS
2/5 SAND SAUCER 4/5 ANY CRAFT ITEM
5/5 ANY ARTWORK
COOKING
Home cooking must be exhibited only in clear plastic bags and on a cake board or firm plate. (NO GLAD WRAP PLEASE)
1. THREE PIECES UNCOOKED SLICE, under 8yrs 16. HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, under 8yrs
2. THREE PIECES UNCOOKED SLICE, 8-11yrs 17. HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, 8-11yrs
3. THREE PIECES UNCOOKED SLICE, 12-14yrs 18. HEALTHY LUNCH BOX, 12-14yrs
4. THREE CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS, under 8yrs 19. MINI PIZZA on a bun base, under 8yrs
5. THREE CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS, 8-11yrs 20. MINI PIZZA on a homemade base, 8-11yrs
6. THREE CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS, 12-14yrs 21. MINI PIZZA on a homemade base, 12-14yrs
7. THREE PIECES OF FUDGE, under 8yrs 22. DECORATED BISCUIT, under 8yrs
8. THREE PIECES OF FUDGE, 8-11yrs 23. ICED GINGERBREAD PERSON, less than15cms 8-11yrs
9. THREE PIECES OF FUDGE, 12-14yrs 24. ICED GINGERBREAD PERSON, less than15cms 12-14yrs
10. THREE PIKELETS, under 8yrs 25. ICED CAKE, any variety
11. THREE PIKELETS, 8-11yrs 26. NOVELTY ICED CAKE
12. THREE PIKELETS, 12-14yrs 27. UNICED CAKE, any variety
13. THREE MUFFINS, any variety, under 8yrs 28. JAR OF JAM
14. THREE MUFFINS, any variety, 8-11yrs 29. DECORATED SAUSAGE up to (including) 8yrs
15. THREE MUFFINS, any variety, 12-14yrs 30 DECORATED SAUSAGE 9-14yrs
VEGETABLES
31. ONE LETTUCE 35. TWO STRAWBERRIES
32. FOUR PODS OF PEAS 36. TWO POTATOES
33. TWO BEANS 37. TWO RED ONIONS
34. TWO CARROTS 38. VEGETABLE OR FRUIT NOVELTY
39 ANY OTHER VEGETABLE
FLOWERS
GUIDELINES FOR SANDSAUCERS Classes 42, 43 - green edging, no sand visible
40. SAND TRAY, under 8yrs 52. ARRANGEMENT IN A SHOE OR BOOT, under 8yrs
41. SAND TRAY, 8-11yrs 53. ARRANGEMENT IN A SHOE OR BOOT, 8-11yrs
42. SAND SAUCER, under 8yrs 54. ARRANGEMENT IN A SHOE OR BOOT, 12-14yrs
43. SAND SAUCER, 8-11yrs 55. TABLE ARRANGEMENT 12-14yrs
44. THREE DAHLIAS, any variety 56. POT PLANT
45. BUTTONHOLE, under 8yrs 57. FLOATING BOWL, under 8yrs
46. BUTTONHOLE, 8-11yrs 58. FLOATING BOWL, 8-11yrs
47. BUTTONHOLE, 12-14yrs 59. FLOATING BOWL, 12-14yrs
48. POSY OF FLOWERS, hand tied, 12-14yrs 60. AQUA JAR, under 8yrs
49. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN JAM JAR, under 8yrs 61. AQUA JAR, 8-11yrs
50. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN JAM JAR, 8-11yrs 62. AQUA JAR, 12-14yrs
51. VASE OR JUG OF FLOWERS, 12-14yrs
SEWING
63. SEWN ARTICLE, under 8yrs 65. SEWN ARTICLE, 12-14yrs
64. SEWN ARTICLE, 8-11yrs
CRAFT
66. LEGO ARTICLE ORIGINAL DESIGN no larger than 30cms, under 8yrs
67. LEGO ARTICLE ORIGINAL DESIGN no larger than 30cms, 8-11yrs
68. LEGO ARTICLE ORIGINAL DESIGN no larger than 30cms 12-14yrs
69. PET ROCK, under 8yrs
70. PET ROCK, 8-11yrs.
71. PET ROCK, 12-14yrs
72. ANY OTHER HANDCRAFTED ARTICLE, under 8yrs 75. A4 SIZE ARTWORK, under 8yrs
73. ANY OTHER HANDCRAFTED ARTICLE, 8-11yrs 76. A4 SIZE ARTWORK, 8-11yrs
74. ANY OTHER HANDCRAFTED ARTICLE, 12-14yrs 77. A4 SIZE ARTWORK, 12-14yrs
PHOTOGRAPHY
78. ANIMAL OR BIRD STUDY, under 8yrs 84. PORTRAIT, under 8yrs
79. ANIMAL OR BIRD STUDY, 8-11yrs 85. PORTRAIT, 8-11YRS
80. ANIMAL OR BIRD STUDY, 12-14yrs 86. PORTRAIT, 12-14yrs
81. ANY SCENE, under 8yrs 87. ANY OTHER PHOTO, under 8yrs
82. ANY SCENE, 8-11yrs 88. ANY OTHER PHOTO, 8-11yrs
83. ANY SCENE, 12-14yrs 89. ANY OTHER PHOTO, 12-14yrsYou can also read
