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Schedule of Competitions
and Prizes
2020
Online entries must be accompanied by payment by PayPal (either via a PayPal
account or by credit card). Paper entry forms with payment of cash, cheques
or money orders can be hand delivered (with entry forms from the Show
Schedule of Prizes Book) to the Show Office or the Nelson, Goyder and Daly
Electoral Offices, or posted to PO Box 639, Coolalinga NT 0839.
Enquiries: Show Coordinator 0488588202
info@fredspassruralshow.com.au
1Schedule of Competitions 2020
SECTION PAGE ENTRIES CLOSE EXHIBIT DELIVERY TIMES DELIVERY
LOCATION
Art 15 Fri 1 May Friday 8 May, 7.30am- Show Hall
10.30am & 3pm-6pm
Beverages & 6 Fri 1 May Tuesday 12 May, 7.30am- Show Hall
Preserves 10.30am & 3pm-6pm
Birds 35 Fri 8 May 9.30am Saturday and Sunday Bird Pavilion
Cattle 28 Fri 1 May Fri 15 May 8am-10am Livestock
Pavilion
Cookery (except 5 Fri 1 May Friday 15 May, 7.30am - 11am Show Hall
Beverages &
Preserves)
Craft 19 Fri 1 May Tuesday 12 May, 7.30am- Show Hall
10.30 & 3pm-6pm
Cut Flowers & all 10, Fri 1 May Friday 16 May, 7.30am - 11am Show Hall
Arrangements 12
Goats 26 Fri 1 May Fri 15 May 8am-10am Livestock
Pavilion
Hay Stacking 38 Sat 16 May 3pm Starts Sat 16 4pm Livestock Area
Competition
Horticulture (except 9 Fri 1 May Wednesday 13 May, 7.30am- Show Hall
flowers) 10.30am & 3pm-6pm
Market Garden 12 Fri 1 May Thursday 14 May, 7.30am- Show Hall
10.30am & 3pm-6pm
NT Young Rural 36 Fri 1 May Starts Fri 15 May 8am Livestock
Achiever Pavilion
Pets 25 Fri 1 May Sat 16 May 9.30am-10am Noel’s Ark
Photography 17 Fri 1 May Friday 8 May, 7.30am- Show Hall
10.30am & 3pm-6pm
Pigs 27 Fri 1 May Fri 15 May 8am-10am Livestock
Pavilion
Poultry 29 Mon 27 April Thurs 14 May 1pm-6pm Poultry
Pavilion
School Garden 14 Fri 1 May Judges will visit
Competition
Talent Quest Junior 39 Fri 15 May Starts Sat 16 May 4pm Main Stage
Talent Quest Senior 39 Fri 15 May Starts Sun 17 May 12.45pm Main Stage
Tart of the Show 8 Sun 17 May 11am Starts Sun 17 May 12pm Show Hall
Tartlet of the Show 8 Sat 16 May 11am Starts Sat 16 May 12pm Show Hall
2SHOW HALL
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ENTRANTS IN SHOW HALL CATEGORIES: When you get
your Confirmation Email, open the attachment and print your Exhibit Cards. Cut them in
half. Keep the Exhibitor's card side yourself, (to claim prize money) and attach the Exhibit Card
side to your exhibit when you bring it in to the Show Hall at the scheduled time. For those
without email addresses, the Exhibit Cards will be supplied by the Show.
Exhibit Cards are only emailed to entrants in Cookery, Horticulture, Market Garden, Art,
Photography and Craft.
Conditions of Entry
Important Information:
Please read instructions in each class carefully, in particular size
and presentation requirements.
• Show Hall entries close Friday, 1 May unless stated otherwise in specific sections.
• Completed entry forms can be lodged and paid for online
- www.fredspassruralshow.com.au. Follow the online links through to the shopping
cart. Membership fees can also be paid once you have entered your online entries and
before you check-out.
• Completed entry forms with cash or cheque payment can be hand delivered to the
Show Office, and the Nelson, Goyder and Daly Electorate Offices between 9 am – 5 pm
from 2 March to 1 May.
• One exhibitor per paper entry form only.
• Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members, Disability/Carer/Aged Pensioners, Senior
Card Holders, Juniors (under 17 years) $1.20
• No late entries will be accepted.
• Dates for exhibits to be delivered to Show Hall can be found in each section, and
below. Both Adult and Junior entries are received on the same day.
• If a class has size restrictions, any over-sized exhibit will not be judged
• The Chief Steward may place in the correct class exhibits considered to be entered in a
wrong class.
• Exhibits and prize cards can be removed between 3 pm and 5 pm on Sunday 17 May,
but must not be removed before 3 pm. The Show Hall will be open from 10.30 and - 3
pm on Monday 18 May for collection of entries. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor
to arrange a time for collection of exhibits and/or prize money at another time if these
times are not suitable. Exhibits not removed by 31 May will be disposed of by the
committee.
3• Prize money and prizes will be distributed from the Show Office during the Show on:
Saturday from 1.30 pm to 2.30 pm; 3.30 pm to 5 pm
Sunday from 10 am to 11.30 am; 1 pm to 3 pm.
Prize Money (unless stated otherwise)
Adults 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4
Junior 1st $8, 2nd $4, 3rd $2
Best in Section Rosette & $20
All exclusive of GST. Prize Monies unclaimed by 31 May will be forfeited.
HALL ENTRIES DELIVERY TIMES BY SECTION
Cookery
• Beverages & Preserves - Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
• All other Cookery - Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Horticulture
• Wednesday 13 May, 7.30 am -10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
• Cut Flowers & all Arrangements - Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Market Garden
• Thursday 14 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Art
• Friday 8 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Photography
• Friday 8 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Craft
• Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
HALL DELIVERY TIMES BY DAYS
Friday 8 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Art
Photography
Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am -10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Craft
Beverages & Preserves
Wednesday 13 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Horticulture (except for Cut Flowers & all Arrangements)
Thursday 14 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm – 6 pm
Market Garden
Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Cookery (except for Beverages & Preserves)
Cut Flowers & all Arrangements
4Cookery
Cookery - Adult
Special Regulations
Packet mixtures must not be used. Set recipes must be used where specified. Ring tins not
allowed. All paper must be removed from cakes and muffins. All cakes must be un-iced except
where specified. All cakes must be cooked in a single tin.
Cakes, biscuits etc to be presented in an oven bag on a firm plate, decorated cakes excepted. If
not presented in oven bag or on plate, entries will incur a small fee.
Deliver to Hall
• Beverages: Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am - 10.30am & 3 pm – 6 pm
• Cooking: Friday 15 May, 7.30 am - 11 am
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 LD Bookkeeping
Rich Fruit Cake - 1st Prize $20 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Any Cake Baked by Male - 1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $10
Gerry Wood MLA
Set Recipes:
Rich Fruit Cake
5 – 55 gm eggs, 1 1/3 cups soft brown sugar, 250 gm soft butter, 500 gm sultanas, 250 gm
seeded raisins, chopped, 250 gm currants, 1/3 cup mixed peel, ½ cup glacé cherries, chopped, ½
cup blanched almonds, chopped, 2 cups plan flour, ½ cup self-raising flour, 1-1/2 teaspoons
mixed spice, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon ground ginger, ½ cup brandy, sherry or
rum. Bake in 20 cm round tin.
Baking
Class 1001 Bread loaf handmade, approx. 680 gms Acacia Hills Farm
Class 1002 Muffins, any variety x 3, sweet or savoury Acacia Hills Farm
Class 1003 Scones x 3 Acacia Hills Farm
Class 1004 Sponge sandwich, no filling CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1005 Rich fruit cake, recipe above, 1st prize $20 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1006 Boiled fruit cake Coolalinga Newsagency
Class 1007 Chocolate cake Coolalinga Newsagency
Class 1008 Any variety cake ie banana, carrot, marble etc The Twisted Baker
Class 1009 Slice, baked x 3, one variety CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1010 Biscuit, one variety x 3 Acacia Hills Farm
5Class 1011 Any cake baked by male, 1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $10 Gerry Wood MLA
Class 1012 Health cake, include recipe with exhibit Territory Sportsmedicine
Class 1013 Health bar x 3, include recipe with exhibit Territory Sportsmedicine
Preserves
Exhibits must be delivered to the Show Hall on Tuesday 12 May, 7.30am - 10.30 am & 3pm -
6pm
• Jars must be labeled clearly stating the type preserve/jam etc.
• Lids must be easily removed.
Class 1014 Preserved fruit or vegetables Doo Beekeeping
Class 1015 Jam, any variety Doo Beekeeping
Class 1016 Jelly, any variety Doo Beekeeping
Class 1017 Marmalade Doo Beekeeping
Class 1018 Butter-lemon, lime, passionfruit etc Coolalinga Newsagency
Class 1019 Pickles, any variety Jeddy's Fish and Chips
Class 1020 Fermented vegetables eg sauerkraut, kimchi Kezia Purick MLA
Class 1021 Chutney or relish, any variety Karen Relph
Class 1022 Sauce, savoury or fruit Jeddy's Fish and Chips
Class 1023 Herb vinegar/oil Jeddy's Fish and Chips
Beverages
Exhibits must be delivered to the Show Hall on Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm –
6 pm
• All labels to be removed from bottles.
• Tag to be tied around the neck of all bottles, with name of beverage.
Class 1024 Cordial Oz Brew
Class 1025 Wine Oz Brew
Class 1026 Home brewed beer/ale Oz Brew
Class 1027 Home brewed cider Oz Brew
Class 1028 Fermented health drink eg kombucha Oz Brew
Class 1029 Ginger beer (non-alcoholic) Oz Brew
Class 1030 Spirits Oz Brew
Class 1031 Liqueur Oz Brew
Cake Decorating
• Blocks/dummies may be used in place of cakes. Vase, pillars, tulle, ribbon, wire, stamens &
fine natural dried stems are permitted. No cake will be cut.
• Novice class (Class 1036) open to exhibitors who have not won a 1st prize at a previous show
in similar class, soft icing and non-edible ornaments allowed.
Class 1032 Best iced and decorated cake The Twisted Baker
Class 1033 Best creative novelty cake, hand work only The Twisted Baker
Class 1034 Decorated cupcakes x 5 Creative Jewellers Studio
6Class 1035 Moulded flowers, min 12, 3 different varieties CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1036 Cake decorated by novice CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Cookery - Junior
Special Regulations
Packet mixtures must not be used. Ring tins not allowed. All cakes must be cooked in a single
tin. All paper must be removed from cakes and muffins. All cakes must be un-iced except where
specified.
Cakes, biscuits etc to be presented in an oven bag on a firm plate. If not presented in oven bag
on plate, entries will incur a small fee.
Decorated cakes (Classes 1108, 1111, 1117 and 1118) will be judged on the quality of the cake
and the decoration.
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Entry Fees: Juniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 cash LD Bookkeeping
Any Cake Baked by Male (Class 1119) - 1st $50 Gerry Wood MLA
Ages 8 years and under
Class 1101 Pikelets x 3 Eva Lawler MLA
Class 1102 Pre-packed school lunch, no meat products Kezia Purick MLA
Class 1103 Decorated milk arrowroot biscuits x 3, icing permitted
CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1104 Patty cakes x 3, un-iced CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Ages 9 - 12 years
Class 1105 Scones x 3, sweet or savoury CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1106 Biscuits, one variety x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1107 Muffins x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1108 Decorated cupcakes x 3, icing permitted The Twisted Baker
Class 1109 Cake, any variety, named eg chocolate, banana CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1110 Pre-packed school lunch, no meat products Kezia Purick MLA
Class 1111 Iced and decorated cake CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Ages 13 - 16 years
Class 1112 Scones, sweet or savoury x 3 Kezia Purick MLA
Class 1113 Cake, any variety named eg chocolate, banana Kezia Purick MLA
Class 1114 Biscuits, one variety x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1115 Health food cake, include recipe with exhibit CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1116 Muffins x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
7Class 1117 Iced and decorated cake, original design The Twisted Baker
Class 1118 Decorated cupcakes x 3, icing permitted CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 1119 Any cake baked by male (9 - 16 years) 1st $50 Gerry Wood MLA
Tart of the Show
Entry Fees: $2.40 non-Members; $1.20 Members/Pensioners/Seniors
Entries close: Sunday 17 May at 11 am
Prize Money: $100 1st Jill Nicholls
Rosettes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place holders
• Tarts to be delivered on Sunday 17 May by 11 am to the Show Hall.
• Judging conducted on Sunday 17 May in the Hall at 12 noon.
• All exhibitors must be present for judging.
• Open faced sweet tart: fruit, jam, etc
• The base of the tart must be a traditional short crust pastry base.
• All decoration must be edible.
• Tarts should be presented in a tin no larger than 26cm x 2.5cm.
• Tarts must be identified on a piece of card as to the type of tart.
Class 16001 Tart of the Show Jill Nicholls
Tartlet of the Show
Entry Fees: $1.20
Entries close: Saturday 16 May at 11 am
Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Karen Relph
Rosettes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place holders
• Entrants must be 16 years and under.
• Tarts to be delivered on Saturday 16 May by 11 am to the Show Hall.
• Judging conducted on Saturday 16 May in the Show Hall at 12 noon.
• All exhibitors to be present for judging.
• Open faced sweet tart: fruit, jam, etc
• The base of the tart can be of any type.
• Tarts should be presented in a tin no larger than 26cm x 2.5cm.
• All decorations must be edible
• Tarts must be identified on a piece of card as to the type of tart.
Class 16002 Tartlet of the Show Karen Relph
8Horticulture
Horticulture - Adult
Important Information
• All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the show.
• All pots must have a saucer underneath.
• AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety
Deliver to Hall
• General Horticulture: Wednesday 13 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm
• Flowers and Flower Arrangements: Friday 15 May, 7.30 am - 11 am
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Hanging Baskets
Class 2001 Episcia AV Rural Garden Club
Class 2002 Fern AV Rural Garden Club
Class 2003 Hanging plant AV, can be mixed planting Rural Garden Club
Potted Plants
Pot size no larger than 42 cm, with a saucer underneath, and must be able to be lifted by
exhibitor or their representative.
Class 2004 Alocasia and related plants SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2005 Begonia AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2006 Bonsai AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2007 Bougainvillea in flower AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2008 Bromeliad AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2009 Croton AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2010 Dieffenbachia AV Arnhem Nursery
Class 2011 Caladium AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2012 Calathea maranta and related plants SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2013 Fern and related plants SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2014 Indoor plant or patio plant, can be mixed varieties SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2015 Palm AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2016 Philodendron AV Hughes Nursery
Class 2017 Desert rose, single flower SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2018 Desert rose, double or triple flower SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2019 Cacti AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2020 Succulent AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2021 Orchid AV SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
9Class 2022 Planting in a novelty container eg boot, bag Territory Exotics & Watergardens
Class 2023 Any other potted plant Territory Exotics & Watergardens
Cut Flowers
Containers - a clear glass container taller than wide
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Class 2024 Flowers mixed, AV or colour, min 5 stems SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2025 Flowers, one colour, AV, min 5 stems SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2026 Orchid AV, 1 spray in a single container SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2027 Flowers native to NT or Australia AV, min 2 stems SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2028 Ginger AV, selection of 5 stems Rural Garden Club
Class 2029 Heliconia, 3 varieties min Rural Garden Club
Fresh Flower Arrangements
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Class 2030 Foliage arrangement, front facing, no higher than 65cm Maree Bredhauer
Class 2031 Upright tropical arrangement, no higher than 75cm
SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2032 Round table centre arrangement, max 35cm x 35cm
SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2033 Own choice of design, flowers and foliage, max 65cm x 45cm Christine Simpson
Class 2034 Corsage made with any choice of materials Maree Bredhauer
Dried Arrangements
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 15 May, 7.30 am – 11 am
Class 2035 Arrangement suitable for 130cm table centre, max 65cm x 40cm
Christine Simpson
Class 2036 Any other arrangement, max 65cm x 40cm Maree Bredhauer
Horticulture - Junior
Important Information
• All plants must be grown or made by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the
show.
• Exhibitor must adhere to the sizes stated in the Schedule.
• All pots must have a saucer underneath.
• AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety
Diorama - a three-dimensional miniature life-like scene in which figures, animals, figurines, or
other objects are arranged in a naturalistic setting. Fresh and/or dried natural materials must
10be included. Figures and figurines may be made from plastic, modelling clay or any other
medium. Shoebox dioramas must be no larger than 25cm x 40cm x 25cm high.
Deliver to Hall
• General Horticulture: Wednesday 13 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm
• Fresh and Dried Arrangements: Friday 15 May, 7.30 am - 11 am
Entry Fees: Children $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Ages 8 years and under
Class 2101 Shoebox diorama, any subject SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2102 Miniature garden or terrarium, max 40cm x 40cm
SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2103 Potted ornamental plant AV Arnhem Nursery
Class 2104 Seedlings in an egg cup SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Ages 9 - 12 years
Class 2105 Shoebox diorama, any subject SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2106 Miniature garden or terrarium, max 40cm x 40cm SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2107 Potted ornamental plant AV Arnhem Nursery
Ages 13 - 16 years
Class 2108 Shoebox diorama, any subject SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2109 Miniature garden or terrarium, max 40cm x 40cm Eva Lawler MLA
Class 2110 Potted ornamental plant AV Arnhem Nursery
Fresh and Dried Arrangements
• Fresh and Dried Arrangements are to be delivered to the Hall on Friday 15 May, 7.30
am - 11 am
• Figures (eg animal, bird) made from fruit or vegetables must be presented on a firm base
no larger than 20cm x 20cm.
• Seeds and seed pod exhibits can be done as a wall plaque glued onto small plastic plate
or similar, with a hanging cord attached.
• If entering from a school or community group, please enter only 5 from each group in
each class, due to space requirements.
Ages 8 years and under
Class 2111 Figure made from fruit or vegetable Underhill family
Class 2112 Article made from seeds or seed pods Findlay family
Class 2113 Floral saucer Underhill family
11Class 2114 Dried miniature arrangement, max 10cm x 10cm Findlay Family
Class 2115 Centre table arrangement, fresh flowers and foliage to suit a round table of 130cm
Underhill family
Ages 9 - 12 years
Class 2116 Figure made from fruit or vegetable SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 2117 Article made from seeds or pods Findlay family
Class 2118 Dried miniature arrangement, max 10cm x 10cm Findlay family
Class 2119 Fresh arrangement in novelty container, eg boot, teapot
Territory Exotics & Watergardens
Class 2120 Centre table arrangement, fresh flowers and foliage to suit a round table of 130cm
Territory Exotics & Watergardens
Ages 13 - 16 years
Class 2121 Figure made from fruit or vegetable Eva Lawler MLA
Class 2122 Arrangement of dried materials, natural, painted and/or lacquered
Findlay family
Class 2123 Decorated country style hat - flowers, fruit or combined materials
Findlay family
Class 2124 Fresh arrangement in novelty container eg boot, teapot
Eva Lawler MLA
Class 2125 Centre table arrangement, fresh flowers and foliage to suit a round table of 130cm
Eva Lawler MLA
Market Garden
Market Garden - Adult
Important Information
• All exhibits must be grown/produced by the exhibitor.
• AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety
Deliver to Hall
• Thursday 14 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 3 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 Curl Up & Dye
Passionfruit (Class 3012) - 1st Bag of Fertiliser Tropiculture Australia
2nd Bag of Potting Mix Tropiculture Australia
Hay
Class 3001 Bale of locally grown hay - Sponsor SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
12Market Garden
Class 3002 Beans, 100 gms min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3003 Capsicum x 3 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3004 Peppers/chillies x 3 Acacia Hills Farm
Class 3005 Cucumbers x 2 Berry Springs Hardware
Class 3006 Egg plants x 2 Turbo's Tyres
Class 3007 Zucchini x 2 Rural Garden Club
Class 3008 Ginger, 100 gms min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3009 Grapefruit x 2 Turbo's Tyres
Class 3010 Lemons x 2 Turbo's Tyres
Class 3011 Limes x 2 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3012 Passionfruit x 2 (1st Bag of Fertiliser, 2nd Bag of Potting Mix)
Tropiculture Australia
Class 3013 Pineapple x 1 Acacia Hills Farms
Class 3014 Pawpaw x 1 ripe SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3015 Pawpaw x 1 green Rural Garden Club
Class 3016 Pumpkin x 1 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3017 Squash SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3018 Sweet potatoes x 2 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3019 Tomatoes x 3, green or ripe SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3020 Vegetables AOV x 2 of a type SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3021 Fruit AOV x 2 of a type Rural Garden Club
Class 3022 Collection of citrus, 4 varieties Rural Garden Club
Class 3023 Collection of market garden vegetables, 4 varieties min Rural Garden Club
Class 3024 Collection of fresh cut herbs, 4 min Curl Up & Dye
Class 3025 Collection of potted herbs, 4 min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3026 Collection of Asian vegetables, 4 min SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Eggs
Class 3027 Hen eggs, tinted x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt
Class 3028 Hen eggs, brown x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt
Class 3029 Hen eggs, white x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt
Class 3030 Duck eggs x 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt
Class 3031 Bantam eggs X 6 Kirsty Sayers-Hunt
Bee Products
Class 3032 Honey, light amber, 500gms Aerospace Engineering
Class 3033 Honey, medium amber, 500gms Aerospace Engineering
Class 3034 Honey, dark amber, 500gms Aerospace Engineering
Class 3035 Capped frame of honey Aerospace Engineering
Class 3036 1 x 100 gm block of melted beeswax Aerospace Engineering
Class 3037 1 x 4 x 4 inch block of honeycomb in a 500 gm plastic container
Aerospace Engineering
13Market Garden - Junior
Important Information
• All exhibits must be grown/produced by the exhibitor.
• AV = Any Variety, AOV = Any Other Variety
Deliver to Hall
• Thursday 14 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am & 3 pm - 6 pm
Entry Fees: Children $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Ages 8 years and under
Class 3101 Fruit or vegetable plant in a pot SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Class 3102 Potted herb/s, 1 pot only Arnhem Nursery
Class 3103 Sprouts growing in cotton wool SAGE Landscape Material Supplies
Ages 9 - 12 years
Class 3104 Fruit or vegetable plant in a pot Arnhem Nursery
Class 3105 Potted herb/s, 1 pot only Arnhem Nursery
Class 3106 Fruit or vegetable, AV, 1 only Turbo's Tyres
Ages 13 - 16 years
Class 3107 Fruit or vegetable plant in a pot Arnhem Nursery
Class 3108 Potted herb/s, 1 pot only Arnhem Nursery
Class 3109 Fruit or vegetable AV 1 only Turbo's Tyres
School Garden Competition
Schools are encouraged to enter their school community gardens.
Horticultural judges will visit each school entry and judge the best garden, taking into account
planning, produce, student and parent participation and eco components of the garden
(watering, recycling, compost etc).
Space will be provided at the Show for schools to provide highlights of their gardens in the form
of a display, photographs and/or produce.
Please email a description of your garden, including indicating if you want to have a display at
the show, to secretary@fredspassruralshow.com.au
Entry Fee: $10 per school
Entries close: Friday 1 May
Prizes:
14School Garden Category 1 (has paid staff hours dedicated to the school garden)
1st $500 Remote Area Group
2nd $100 Voucher Bunnings Palmerston
School Garden Category 2 (no paid staff hours dedicated to the school garden)
1st $500 voucher Territory Plumbing Supplies
2nd $100 voucher Bunnings Palmerston
School Garden Competition
Class 3110 School Garden Category 1
Class 3111 School Garden Category 2
Art
Art - Adult
Important Information
This section is open to amateur artists only.
• All entries/exhibits must not exceed 1 metre by 1 metre including frame and must be
mounted and fitted with hooks/wire/cord attached, ready to hang. Exhibits that cannot be
hung will not be accepted. The exception is Class 4006 Digital/computer generated art,
which may be presented on paper or card ready to be pinned/velcroed to a display board.
• Maximum 3 entries per person per class.
• All entries must be own work. No entries completed before the preceding twelve months
will be accepted.
• All exhibits must have the exhibitors name and address printed on the back of each exhibit.
• Judge's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
• Art definition: two dimensional drawings and paintings on backing equipped to be hung
(Classes 4001, 4002, 4003, 4004).
• Amateur artists are defined as artists who do not derive more than 25% of their annual
income from the production of their artwork. Such income is to include prize monies, value
of art awards and scholarships received during the 12 months prior to the show.
• Some of the art is for sale - please see the Steward in attendance.
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 8 May, 7.30 am – 10 am and 3 pm - 6 pm
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette plus $100 Floodlight Creative
Class 4001 Portrait, people or animals, any medium Paint & Create Darwin
15Class 4002 Territory subject, any medium Paint & Create Darwin
Class 4003 Still life, any medium Paint & Create Darwin
Class 4004 Open subject, any medium Floodlight Creative
Class 4005 Art piece or sculpture, open subject, any item not eligible for exhibiting in other Art
classes Ant Antics
Class 4006 Digital/computer generated art, any subject, printed Darwin Web Design
Art - Junior
Important Information
• Only 5 exhibits per class per school grade/group (if entering through a school/community
group) due to space restrictions. Exhibits for Classes 4101, 4105, 4109 and 4117 are limited
to one per school grade/group.
• Only one exhibit per person per class will be accepted.
• All work must be the creation of the exhibitor.
• Painting must be prepared with hooks for hanging or, if on paper, presented so that the
exhibit may be pinned through 4 corners. Exhibits are not to be mounted on sheets larger
than A4 (including border).
• Maximum size of work not to exceed A4 except for Classes 4101, 4105, 4109 and 4117,
where exhibits must not exceed 1.5 m x 1 m.
• All exhibits must have child's name, age, grade and name of school in capitals on the back
of each exhibit. School names are not to be printed on the front of any exhibits.
• Private entries will be accepted in all categories.
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 8 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am and 3 pm - 6pm
Entry Fees: Children $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette plus $20 Paint & Create Darwin
Ages 5 years and under
Class 4101 Group mural/collage, 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging
Lia Finocchiaro MLA
Class 4102 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel
Humpty Doo Newsagency
Class 4103 Painting, any medium Humpty Doo Newsagency
Class 4104 NT subject, any medium Coolalinga Newsagency
Ages 6 - 8 years
Class 4105 Group mural/collage 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging
Humpty Doo Newsagency
Class 4106 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel
Humpty Doo Newsagency
Class 4107 Painting, any medium Humpty Doo Newsagency
16Class 4108 NT subject, any medium Humpty Doo Newsagency
Ages 9 - 12 years
Class 4109 Group mural/collage 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging
Floodlight Creative
Class 4110 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Floodlight Creative
Class 4111 Painting, any medium Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4112 NT subject, any medium Eva Lawler MLA
Ages 13 - 16 years
Class 4113 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4114 Painting, any medium Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4115 NT subject, any medium Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4116 Digital/computer generated art, any subject, printed Floodlight Creative
Special Needs
Class 4117 Group mural/collage 1.5 m x 1 m max, must be ready for hanging Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4118 Drawing, pencil, charcoal, biro, felt pen, crayon or pastel Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4119 Painting, any medium Eva Lawler MLA
Class 4120 NT subject, any medium Lia Finocchiaro MLA
Photography
Photography - Adult
Regulations
• A maximum of ONE entry in each class per person is permitted.
• Any exhibit previously entered in the Freds Pass Rural Show is not eligible.
• The name and address of the exhibitor, class and title must appear on the REVERSE side of
every print; prints with identification marks or titles on the front will not be accepted.
Blanks and untitled entries will not be accepted. This regulation ensures that exhibits are
properly identified and judged impartially.
• Each exhibitor is to place a small piece of velcro (scratchy/rough side) on each corner of the
back of their photo so that it can be attached to the display board. The velcro may be placed
on top of pieces of masking tape (optional) so that when the velcro is removed the photo
isn't damaged.
• Entries in frames are not eligible (it is not possible to display them properly at the show).
• Prints must be NO LARGER than A4, with optional 2cm border mount.
• All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor. Processing and printing may be done
commercially.
• The right is reserved to transfer any entry to a correct class if wrongly classified by the
exhibitor.
17Definitions
Open - May be of any subject
Rural - Images that show rural life
Monochrome - Black and white or sepia tone
Deliver to Hall
• Friday 8 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am and 3 pm - 6 pm
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 5001 Open monochrome print Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 5002 Open colour print Coolalinga Newsagency
Class 5003 Rural subject Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 5004 Fun, friends & family, should be a group photo Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 5005 Portraiture, single individual Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 5006 Creative/digital imagery/altered reality Floodlight Creative
Photography - Junior
Important Information
• Exhibitors must be under 17 years of age.
• A maximum of ONE entry per class per person is permitted
• Any exhibit previously entered in the Freds Pass Rural Show is not eligible
• The name and address of the exhibitor, class and title must appear on the REVERSE side of
every print; prints with identification marks or titles on the front will not be accepted.
Blanks and untitled entries will not be accepted. This regulation ensures that exhibits are
properly identified and judged impartially.
• Each exhibitor is to place a small piece of velcro (scratchy/rough side) on each corner of the
back of their photo so that it can be attached to the display board. The velcro may be placed
on top of pieces of masking tape (optional) so that when the velcro is removed the photo
isn't damaged.
• The right is reserved to transfer any entry to a correct class if wrongly classified by the
exhibitor.
• Prints must be NO LARGER than A4, with optional 2cm border.
• Entries in frames are not eligible (it is not possible to display them properly at the Show).
Definitions
Open - May be of any subject
Rural - Images that show rural life
Monochrome - Black and white or sepia tone
18Deliver to Hall
• Friday 8 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am and 3 pm - 6 pm
Entry Fees: Children $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 5101 Open monochrome print Promech Hire & Heavy Diesel Services
Class 5102 Open colour print Joy Wood
Class 5103 Rural subject Promech Hire & Heavy Diesel Services
Class 5104 Fun, friends & family, should be a group photo
Promech Hire & Heavy Diesel Services
Class 5105 Portraiture, single individual Joy Wood
Class 5106 Creative/digital imagery/altered reality Joy Wood
Craft
Craft- Adult
Important Information
• All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor, with the exception of Classes 6008 &
6016, which cater for quilts made by more than one person.
• If a class has size restrictions, any oversized exhibits will not be judged.
• Definition of a quilt for exhibition at Freds Pass Rural Show: A quilt must consist of 3 layers –
usually a patchwork or appliqued top or plain or embellished fabric, a layer of batting and a
backing fabric; all three layers to be held together with hand or machine stitching.
Deliver to Hall
• Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am – 10.30 am and 3 pm – 6 pm
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Best in Quilting - $100 Jenny Armour
Group Quilt - 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Large Quilt - 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20 Craft and Quilting Down The Track
Recycled Article -1st $50 Floodlight Creative
Family Tree – 1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Genealogical Society of the Northern Territory
19Woodwork
Class 6001 Lathe work, any article or piece Resistance Electrics
Class 6002 Functional or ornamental piece Resistance Electrics
Paper Craft
Class 6003 Stamped cards x 3 CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6004 Fabric incorporated cards x 3 eg cross stitch, embroidery, patchwork
Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6005 Paper craft card x 3 Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6006 Scrapbooking single page Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6007 Scrapbook album Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Patchwork, Quilting & Applique
• All quilts must have a 10 cm hanging sleeve securely attached to the whole length of the
top edge at the back. If temporary, it must be tacked. Pinned or safety pinned sleeves
will not be accepted.
• Sleeves for miniatures & Quilts of Love must be 4 cm deep, and the whole width of the
quilt.
• Quilts of Love will be donated by the Show Committee to maternity wards to be gifted
to bereaved parents.
• All quilts must be quilted by the maker on a domestic sewing machine, with the
exception of Class 6016.
• Class 6010 - Quilted item from recycled fabric - to be accompanied by an anonymous
short statement and/or photograph of the source material, to be displayed with the
entry.
Class 6008 Group quilt, made by more than 1 person, max 200 cm longest side, 1st $50, 2nd
$30, 3rd $20 Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Class 6009 Junior quilt or quilted item, ages 6 – 16 years, max 200 cm longest side
Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Class 6010 Quilted item from recycled fabric, max 200 cm longest side, state origin
Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Class 6011 Large quilt, max 250 cm longest side, 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20
Craft and Quilting Down The Track
Class 6012 Small quilt, max 150 cm longest side Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Class 6013 Miniature quilt, scaled down version of bed quilt, max 50 cm x 50 cm
Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Class 6014 Quilt of Love, min 60 cm x 60 cm, max 90 cm x 90 cm Darwin Patchwork & Quilters
Class 6015 Any other item, garment, bag, cushion etc using patchwork, applique or quilting
techniques Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6016 Any quilt commercially quilted, max 250cm longest side Rural Canvassing
Embroidery - Hand Only
Class 6017 Cross stitched article Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
20Class 6018 Hardanger, drawn thread etc CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6019 Table cloth, table centre or runner, on plain fabric or gingham
CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6020 Small embroidered article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Embroidery - Machine
Class 6021 Any article of clothing CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6022 Any other article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Sewing
Class 6023 Dress, day or evening CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6024 Outfit for boy or girl CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6025 Any other article of clothing CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Knitting and Crocheting
Class 6026 Baby set, min 3 garments, in 3 or 4 ply Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6027 Shawl or stole, any fibre Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6028 Doily, not exceeding 40 cm CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6029 Crochet edge on a small article Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6030 Hand bag or shopping bag Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6031 Knitted or crocheted rug CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6032 Any other knitted article CWA of the NT Litchfield
Class 6033 Any other crocheted article Darwin Patchworkers & Quilters
Dolls and Soft Toys
Class 6034 Dressed doll, any medium Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6035 Cloth doll or teddy bear Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6036 Cuddly soft toy, felt, fabric, knitted or crocheted, not to exceed 45 cm high/long
Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Other Craft
Class 6037 Article using recycled materials, state origin of recycled medium 1st $50
Floodlight Creative
Class 6038 Family Tree, minimum 3 generations, any medium, size not to exceed 50cm x 50cm x
50cm 1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Genealogical Society of the Northern Territory
Class 6039 Millinery, hat or fascinator Lia Finocchiaro MLA
Class 6040 Beadwork, any item Darwin Modern Cloth Nappies
Class 6041 Folk art, max 40 cm x 40 cm Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6042 Leatherwork, any item Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6043 Pottery, max 40 cm x 40 cm Keetrix Hair Design
Class 6044 Hobby ceramics, made from mould, any finish Palmerston Hobby Ceramics
Class 6045 Any other craft article Floodlight Creative
21Models
• Model must not previously have been entered.
• Sea, air, space or land vehicle.
• All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor.
• Models to be no larger than 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm and be presented on a firm board.
Class 6046 Model Debbie Thiel
Craft - Junior
Important Information
• All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor/s.
• If a class has size restrictions, any oversized exhibits will not be judged.
• Class projects - only one exhibit per grade/class.
• Private entries accepted in all categories.
• Scarecrows to be of traditional design, self-standing and may be individual or group efforts.
• All models and lego must be on a firm base.
Deliver to Hall
• Tuesday 12 May, 7.30 am - 10.30 am, 3 pm - 6 pm
Entry Fees: Children $1.20
Special Prizes:
Best in Section - Rosette & $20 Carol’s Drafting Service
Family Tree – 1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Genealogical Society of the Northern Territory
Handcraft
Class 6101 Ages 5 – 16, Family Tree, minimum 3 generations, any medium, size not to exceed
50cm x 50cm x 50cm 1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Genealogical Society of the Northern Territory
Class 6102 Ages 5 & under, Handcraft any article Eva Lawler MLA
Class 6103 Ages 6 - 8, Handcraft any article Eva Lawler MLA
Class 6104 Ages 9 - 12, Handcraft any article Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6105 Ages 13 - 16, Handcraft any article Humpty Doo Fibrecraft Guild
Class 6106 Ages 8 & under, Scarecrow freestanding Gary Higgins MLA
Class 6107 Ages 9 - 12, Scarecrow freestanding Kezia Purick MLA
Class 6108 Ages 13 - 16, Scarecrow freestanding Kezia Purick MLA
Class 6109 Ages 6 - 8, Recycled items, state origin, max 1m x 1 m x 1m
Gary Higgins MLA
Class 6110 Ages 9 - 12, Recycled item, state origin, max 1m x 1 m x 1m
Gary Higgins MLA
Class 6111 Ages 13 - 16, Recycled item, state origin, max 1m x 1m x 1 m
Gary Higgins MLA
Woodwork
Class 6112 Ages 9 - 12, Woodwork, any item Carol’s Drafting Service
22Class 6113 Ages 13 - 16, Woodwork, any item Carol’s Drafting Service
Fabric Craft
• Fabric may be embroidered, painted, printed, tie dyed etc
Class 6114 Ages 8 & under, any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6115 Ages 9 - 12, any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Class 6116 Ages 13 - 16, any article CWA of the NT Litchfield Branch
Lego
• Lego Construction to be OWN DESIGN and must be presented on a firm board.
• No exhibit shall be larger than 30 cm x 30 cm.
Class 6117 Ages 8 & under, Lego Construction Carol’s Drafting Service
Class 6118 Ages 9 - 12, Lego Construction Carol’s Drafting Service
Models
• Models must not previously have been entered.
• Sea, air, space or land vehicle.
• All exhibits must be wholly the work of the exhibitor.
• Models to be no larger than 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm and be presented on a firm board.
Class 6119 Ages 8 & under, Model Aerospace Engineering
Class 6120 Ages 9 - 16, Model Aerospace Engineering
Special Needs
• If group entry, please select 5 per class/grade, due to space restrictions
• Measurements must be adhered to.
Class 6121 Craft, max 30 cm x 30 cm Maree Bredhauer
Class 6122 Lego Construction, max 30 cm x 30 cm Aerospace Engineering
Class 6123 Model, eg aircraft, ship, see above Aerospace Engineering
Class 6124 Group craft project, max 1 m x 1 m Gary Higgins MLA
23LIVESTOCK
INFORMATION FOR ALL CLASSES
Conditions of Entry
• Entry forms can be lodged and paid for online at www.fredspassruralshow.com.au or po
sted direct to Freds Pass Rural Show, PO Box 639 Coolalinga NT 0839. Completed entry
forms with cash or cheque payment can be hand delivered to the Show Office, and
the Nelson, Goyder and Daly Electorate Offices between 9 am – 5 pm from 2 March to
1 May, with cash, cheque or money.
All animals must be healthy and free from disease. Any animal that is, in the opinion of
the Livestock Manager/steward not healthy or is diseased is to be removed immediately
from the showgrounds.
• Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements - Persons bringing any of the following
animals to the Freds Pass Rural Show, either for competition, demonstration or display,
must meet the requirements of the Livestock Act and Livestock Regulations:
• cattle and buffalo
• horses, including mules and donkeys
• sheep, goats and pigs
• alpacas, camels and llamas
• deer
• bees
• crocodiles
• there are no restrictions on moving poultry or pigeons.
• All cattle, goats, pigs, deer and sheep entering the showgrounds must be identified
with a NLIS device and must be accompanied by a complete waybill which includes the
property identification (PIC) of the property of origin.
• The Steward will issue waybills for these animals leaving the Showgrounds.
• The Freds Pass Rural Show will complete the upload of movement records to the NLIS
Database.
• Livestock returning interstate or below the tick line must have a clean Inspection
and supervised treatment.
• For further information contact The Regional Livestock Biosecurity Officer Rob Wait
on 08 8999 2034 /0401 115 802.
Deliver & Collection
• Cattle are to be delivered to the Livestock Pavilion on Friday 17 May 8 am to 12 noon.
• Goats and pigs are to be delivered between 8 am and 10.30 am.
• Exhibits may be removed between 5 pm and 6 pm on Saturday 18 May, due to
fireworks.
Entries Close: Friday 3 May (unless otherwise stated)
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4 (unless otherwise stated)
24Pets
Special Regulations
• Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of
Entry apply to some farmyard pets eg cattle, goats, sheep, pigs.
• Exhibitors will be notified prior to the show if for any reason the exhibit is not accepted.
• Exhibitors are required to provide their own secure cages, water and food
containers. Feeding and watering is the responsibility of the exhibitor.
• If LARGER pens are required, please mark it on entry form.
• All exhibits will be vetted in. Any sick or incorrectly caged pets will not be accepted.
• All entries are exhibited at owner's risk.
• Exhibitors are required to be present during judging which commences at 10.30 am
Saturday, to handle and display their pets as may be required by the judge.
• Native animals must have a permit.
Delivery & Collection:
• Exhibits will only be accepted at the Pet Pen, Noel's Ark, Saturday 16 May, between 9.30 am
and 10 am.
• All exhibits must be collected by 12 noon on Saturday 16 May, unless prior arrangement has
been made with the Show Office.
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors/Under 17 years $1.20
Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4
Special Prizes:
Champion Pet of Show Sash & $40 Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Best Presented Pet Sash & $15 Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Pet with Most Personality Sash & $15 Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Class 7001 Rabbit, guinea pig, mouse, rat Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Class 7002 Dog, cat any breed Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Class 7003 Bird/poultry Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Class 7004 Farm animal, foal, lamb, kid, piglet, calf etc Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Class 7005 Native animal Girraween Veterinary Hospital
25Goats
Special Regulations
• Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of
Entry apply.
• Food and water to be provided by the exhibitor, bedding straw and pens to be the
responsibility of Freds Pass Rural Show.
• Goats in this section need to be a full blood recognised in Australia, eg Anglo Nubian, Boer,
British Alpine, Toggenburg. If in any doubt, contact Steward.
• Exhibitors are asked to identify the number of pens they require.
• Exhibitors should note the following:
a) Goatling – refers to a female goat unkidded, between the ages of 12 and 24 months
b) Buckling – refers to a male goat between the ages of 12 and 24 months
c) Kid – refers to a goat under the age of 12 months.
• All of the above ages are at date of judging.
• The Goat Handlers Competition will be judged prior to and during the goat judging and will
include aspects of care and preparation of the stock.
• Judging will be on Friday 15 May at 11 am.
Delivery & Collection
• Deliver to Livestock Pavilion: Friday 15 May 8 am to 10.30 am
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4
Champions:
Supreme Champion: Sash & $35 SH Build
Champion Buck: From Classes 8004, 8005, 8006 - Sash & $15
Hungry Dog Excavations
Champion Doe: From Classes 8001, 8002, 8003 - Sash & $15
Hungry Dog Excavations
Champion Kid: From Classes 8003 & 8006 - Sash & $15 TAK Plumbing
Champion Goatling/Buckling: From Classes 8002 & 8005 - Sash & $15 TAK Plumbing
Champion Breeding Pen: From Classes 8007 & 8008 - Sash & $15 SH Build
Class 8001 Doe Terry Mills MLA
Class 8002 Goatling Terry Mills MLA
Class 8003 Doe kid Terry Mills MLA
Class 8004 Buck Terry Mills MLA
Class 8005 Buckling Terry Mills MLA
Class 8006 Buck kid Terry Mills MLA
Class 8007 Dam and progeny (buck or doe) Terry Mills MLA
Class 8008 Sire and progeny (buck or doe) Terry Mills MLA
26Goat Handlers Competition
Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday
16 May. Winner is eligible for Champion Handler selection.
Class 8009 Goat Handler Territory Plumbing Supplies
Pigs
Special Regulations
• Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of
Entry apply.
• Food and water to be provided by the exhibitor, bedding straw and pens to be the
responsibility of Freds Pass Rural Show.
• All breeds accepted.
• The Pig Handlers Competition will be judged prior to and during the classes judging
and will include aspects of care and preparation of the stock.
• Judging will be on Friday 15 May at 11 am.
Delivery & Collection
• Deliver to Livestock Pavilion: Friday 15 May 8 am to 10.30 am
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4
Champions
Champion Male: Sash & $35 Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade
Champion Female: Sash & $35 Freshly Squeezed Old Fashioned Lemonade
Class 9001 Female under 12 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 9002 Female over 12 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 9003 Male under 12 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 9004 Male over 12 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
Pig Handlers Competition
Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday
15 May. Winner is eligible for Champion Handler selection.
Class 9005 Pig Handler Christine Simpson
27Cattle
Special Regulations
• Livestock Movement Biosecurity Requirements as outlined in the Livestock Conditions of
Entry apply.
• Food and water to be provided by the exhibitor, bedding straw and pens to be the
responsibility of Freds Pass Rural Show.
• All nominated cattle to attend Freds Pass Rural Show must be identified with a RFID before
delivery to the showgrounds.
• The cattle must be accompanied by a complete Waybill which includes the property
identification (PIC) of the property of origin.
• The Cattle Steward will issue Waybills for cattle leaving the showgrounds.
• The Freds Pass Rural Show will complete the upload of movement records to the NLIS
Database. Stock returning interstate or below the tick line must be supervised with
certificate.
• Stud stock will be judged in an open ring starting 9 am Saturday 16 May. Led stock over 12
months old must have a nose ring or clip for safety requirements.
• Other exhibits will be judged in their pens following the stud cattle judging.
• The Cattle Judging Competition will be judged prior to and during the cattle judging.
• The Cattle Handlers Competition will be judged prior to and during the stud cattle judging
and will include aspects of care and preparation of the stock.
• A new class will not be made for three or more of any breed without a minimum of two
exhibitors in that class, or by the Judges or Chief Steward's consent.
• Stud stock should be available for the Grand Parade at 2 pm Saturday.
Delivery & Collection
• Deliver to Livestock Pavilion: Friday 15 May 8 am to 12 noon
Entries Close: Friday 1 May, no late entries will be accepted
Entry Fees: Non-Members $2.40; Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20
Prize Money: First $10; Second $6; Third $4
Cattle Judge: Paul Herrod
Cattle Steward:
Champions:
Champion Male: Sash & $200 NT Cattlemen’s Association
Champion Female: Sash & $150 NT Cattlemen’s Association
Champion Handler: Sash & Leading Cane Landmark
(judged from winners of the Pig, Goat and Cattle Handlers Competitions)
Stud Cattle
Class 10001 Male under 12 months Humpty Doo Butchers
Class 10002 Female under 12 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 10003 Male 13 - 24 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
28Class 10004 Female 13 - 24 months Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 10005 Male over 2 years Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 10006 Female over 2 years Territory Plumbing Supplies
Blockie's Beast
Class 10007 Unregistered male (bull or steer) max 2 permanent teeth
Territory Plumbing Supplies
Class 10008 Unregistered female (cow or heifer) max 2 permanent teeth NT Farmers
Any Other Breed
Class 10009 Any other breed Girraween Veterinary Hospital
Class 10010 Export feeder steer, 250 - 350 kg
Class 10011 Export feeder steer, under 250 kg
Cattle Handlers Competition
Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday
15 May. Winners in each class are eligible for Champion Handler selection.
Class 10012 Junior Cattle Handler (15 years & under) NT Cattlemen’s Association
Class 10013 Senior Cattle Handler (16 to 25 years) NT Cattlemen’s Association
Cattle Judging Competition
Entry is free and may be taken by the Livestock Steward any time prior to goat judging on Friday
15 May.
Class 10014 Junior Cattle Judge (15 years & under) Debbie Thiel
Class 10015 Senior Cattle Judge (16 to 25 years) Debbie Thiel
Poultry
ENTRIES CLOSE: Monday 27 April. No late entries will be accepted
ENTRY FEES: Members/Pensioners/Seniors $1.20, Non-Members $2.40
PRIZE MONEY: First $10, Second $6, Third $4
JUDGING: Friday 15 May at 9am
JUDGE: Michael Jones (Vic)
CHIEF STEWARD: Ben Reinke ph 04015 77 056
29SPECIAL REGULATIONS
PAVILION HOURS: OPEN at 9am Saturday and Sunday. CLOSE at 6.30pm Saturday and 3pm
Sunday
JUDGING: Judging of all birds will be conducted in accordance with the Australian Poultry
Standards.
DELIVERY: All poultry must be delivered to Stewards, Poultry Pavilion, Freds Pass Showgrounds,
between 1pm and 6pm on Thursday 14 May and must remain for the duration of the Show.
COLLECTION: All Poultry must be removed between 3pm and 6pm on Sunday 17 May.
ENTRIES: PLEASE STATE VARIETY AND COLOUR ON ENTRY FORM. It is anticipated that all
entries received will be accepted. However, the Committee reserves the right to reduce the
number of entries which may be accepted in any class or classes should there be insufficient
penning space to accommodate all entries. Leg bands may be worn but must not identify the
owner or breeder.
HEALTH: Exhibitors are requested to ensure their exhibits are in good health and condition
when delivered to the Poultry Pavilion. Exhibits showing signs of sickness, disease, vermin or
poor condition will be refused acceptance. Exhibitors are requested to ensure that exhibits are
clean by examining their birds for lice and vermin prior to delivery. Properly prepared, clean
exhibits in good show condition bring credit to the exhibitors and the show. Please help to
maintain a high standard.
CLASSES: No exhibit may be entered in more than one class. Should an exhibit be incorrectly
entered in more than one class, such exhibit shall be deemed ineligible to compete in any class
other than the first one in which its name or particulars appear in this Schedule.
Birds entered in Breeding Classes are not eligible for individual awards of any nature. A new
class may be made for three or more of any breed or variety exhibited, with a minimum two
exhibitors in that class or at the Chief Steward’s discretion. In any other variety classes (AOV)
please state variety & colour on entry form. In any class when there is more than one colour in
the breed the colour should be advised on the entry form.
HANDLING: Birds are not to be handled after 8am on day of judging.
FOOD: Food containers to be removed where necessary by Steward prior to judging. Standard
food only in pens prior and during judging. Selected feed can be replaced after judging. Only
Stewards to feed and water birds at all times.
EGGS: Eggs laid during show will be disposed of unless special arrangements are made with the
chief steward.
DEFINITIONS: A.O.V. = any other variety, A.V. = Any Variety, A.O.C. = Any other colour,
A.C. = any colour, A.B. = Any Breed, O.E.G. = Old English Game.
Breeding Pair = One male and one female (breed to be specified)
30Special Awards:
Champion Bird of Show $50 & Trophy & Sash Darwin & Rural Poultry Club
Reserve Champion Bird of Show $25 & Sash Gerry Wood MLA
Best Junior Exhibit (7 - 17 years) $15 &Trophy Gerry Wood MLA
Champion Breeding Pair $15 & Sash Darwin & Rural Poultry Club
Champion Standard $15 & Sash Gerry Wood MLA
Champion Standard Heavy $15 & Sash Gerry Wood MLA
Champion Standard Light $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Hardfeather Heavy $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Hardfeather Light $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Hardfeather Bantam $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Softfeather Bantam $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Bantam $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Silkie $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion OEG $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Belgian $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Water Fowl $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Turkey $15 & Sash NT Electrical
Champion Backyard Poultry $15 & Sash Gerry Wood MLA
Standard Heavy Breeds
Class 11001 Australorp Cock A.C. Berry Springs Hardware
Class 11002 Australorp Hen A.C. Berry Springs Hardware
Class 11003 Australorp Cockerel A.C. Berry Springs Hardware
Class 11004 Australorp Pullet A.C. JH Concrete
Class 11005 Sussex Cock A.C. JH Concrete
Class 11006 Sussex Hen A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy
Class 11007 Sussex Cockerel A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy
Class 11008 Sussex Pullet A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy
Class 11009 Rhode Island Cock A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy
Class 11010 Rhode Island Hen A.C. Humpty Doo Amcal Pharmacy
Class 11011 Rhode Island Cockerel A.C. Tony Sievers MLA
Class 11012 Rhode Island Pullet A.C. Tony Sievers MLA
Class 11013 Plymouth Rock Cock A.C. Tony Sievers MLA
Class 11014 Plymouth Rock Hen A.C. Tony Sievers MLA
Class 11015 Plymouth Rock Cockerel A.C. Tony Sievers MLA
Class 11016 Plymouth Rock Pullet A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin
Class 11017 Langshan Cock A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin
Class 11018 Langshan Hen A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin
Class 11019 Langshan Cockerel A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin
Class 11020 Langshan Pullet A.C. Hire A Hubby Darwin
Class 11021 Wyandotte Cock A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors
Class 11022 Wyandotte Hen A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors
Class 11023 Wyandotte Cockerel A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors
Class 11024 Wyandotte Pullet A.C. Advanced Civil Contractors
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