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Mudgee Show and Rodeo Sponsors 2020

Please watch our social media pages and website for new sponsors as we get closer to the show

The information in this schedule is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of going to print, Please contact the Mudgee Show Society if you have any queries or questions. ** Schedule program sections are subject to change after printing.

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Contents

General Regulations & Conditions ..................................... 4

Membership .............................................................................. 6

Presidents Welcome .............................................................. 8

Rodeo .......................................................................................... 9

Showgirl ................................................................................... 10

Young Judges ........................................................................... 11

Entertainment ......................................................................... 12

Alpaca ....................................................................................... 15

Cattle ......................................................................................... 17

Flock Ewe ................................................................................. 19

Merino Sheep ......................................................................... 20

Meat Breeds Sheep ............................................................... 21

Prime Lamb ............................................................................ 22

Wool .......................................................................................... 24

Goats......................................................................................... 26

Horses ...................................................................................... 28

Hacks and Galloways - Ring 1 ............................... 29

Ponies - Ring 2.......................................................... 30

Breeds - Ring 3 .......................................................... 31

Heavy Horse & Harness - Ring 4 ......................... 32

Show Jumping .......................................................... 33

Dressage.................................................................... 35

Western Events & Cowboy Dressage................. 35

Dog Show ................................................................................ 36

Dog High Jump ....................................................................... 37

Caged Birds ............................................................................ 38

Poultry and Pigeons ............................................................. 39

Livestock Entry Form ........................................................... 42

Main Pavilion .......................................................................... 43

Photography & Fine Art .......................................... 44

Sculpture & Jr & Teenage Arts ............................. 45

Digital Art ................................................................... 46

Literature & Craft .................................................... 47

Pottery/Ceramics & Woodwork .......................... 48

Knitting/Crochet & Spinning/Weaving .............. 49

Needlework/Sewing & Wool Article .................. 50

Home Produce ........................................................... 51

Farm and Garden ..................................................... 52

Horticulture .............................................................. 53

Cooking ...................................................................... 54

Risk Acknowledgement and Waiver ................................ 57

The Secretary

Mudgee Show Society

PO Box 199

Mudgee NSW 2850

Ph: 0412 815 827

Email: [email protected]

Daily Admission Charges

Adults ………………………………………………………………………… $15

Children (5 - 18 years) ……………………………………….… $5

Aged pension …………………………………………………………. $5

2020 Mudgee Show Society Committee

Patrons / Life members - Greg Cox, Diana Combes, Dot Birchall, Gai Rayner, Hunter White

President - Bill Robinson

Senior Vice President - Andrew Beer

Junior Vice President - Adelle Beer and Dannika Short

Secretary - Allison Beer

Assistant Secretary - Brooke Statham, Adelle Beer, Dannika Short and Wendy Harmer

Treasurer - Hunter White

2019/20 Showgirl - Emily Blackwell

Committee Members - Joe and Louise Best, Elaine Robinson, James Rayner, Bianca Williams, Tony and Kay Riley, Wendy Harmer, Barry Nott, Lewis and Brooke Statham, Marlene Sewell, Dannika Short, Wil-liam Brown, Adelle Beer, Chris Schmidt, Claudia Whytes.

The Mudgee Show Office will be open at the Mudgee Show-ground each week day from Monday 24th February between the hours of 10am to 2pm. Entry via Douro Street gate.

Thank you to all of our sponsors and volunteers who make this event possible each year.

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General Regulations for Mudgee Show

1. Gate Entrances: (a) Exhibitors in Ring Events are to enter through the Madeira Road gate. (b) Sheep and Goat Exhibitors are to enter through the bottom gate on Douro Street. (c) Cattle Exhibitors are to enter through the gate near the corner of Douro Street and Nicholson Street. (CO Commercial Exhibitors and Dog Exhibitors are to enter through the main gate in Nicholson Street. (e) Members and members of the Public are able to enter through the middle gate on Douro Street or the Nicholson Street gate.

2. All Exhibitors must comply with the conditions of the section to which they have entered and to the extent that there may be any inconsistency between such conditions and these general regulations, then these regulations shall apply.

3. All exhibits during the show shall be under the control of the chief steward of the appropriate section who shall have the power the expel from the showground any person who in his or her opinion is interfering unnecessarily with any exhibit.

4. If in the opinion of a judge any exhibit in his or her section should be disqualified for any reason whatsoever he or she may pass the exhibit without comment but may report the matter to the chief steward of the section.

5. No person other than officials or competitors are to be allowed in the judging area during competition without the consent of the judge.

6. Should there be any reason to suspect that any exhibit is either diseased or dangerous the society reserves the right of refusing admission to or removing the exhibit from the Showground at the expense of the exhibitor.

7. The society reserves the right to postpone the show or any event thereof at any time as a result of inclemency of weather or any other sufficient cause to a date or dates deemed to be suitable by the society and no entrance fees shall be refundable in the event of such postponement. The reasonableness of the cause or causes for postponement shall be determined by the society and such determination shall be conclusive.

8. The society may abandon the show or any event thereof as a result of inclemency of weather or any other sufficient cause and in such event exhibitors shall be entitled to the return of the entrance fees paid by them but the society shall not be liable to pay any damages or other form of compensation to any exhibitor by reason of the abandonment of the show. The reasonableness of the causes for the abandonment of the show shall be determined by the society and its determination shall be conclusive. Not withstanding the time fixed for the collection of exhibits as sent out in the schedule, The society reserved the right to retain all or any exhibit for such further time as it may consider necessary and no exhibit shall be removed from the show without a formal permit from the chief steward of the section or the secretary of the society.

9. Any person interfering with an official or any exhibitor refusing in any way to carry out the instructions of any official may be, along with his or her exhibit or exhibits, disqualified from exhibiting at the show and may be removed from the showground at the discretion of the society.

10. An exhibitor who makes a false report or gives misleading information or suppresses necessary information respecting any exhibit may be disqualified and an;y prize money awarded to such exhibitor shall be forfeited.

11. The decision of a judge shall be final unless a protest against an award should be lodged in writing with the chief steward of the section within one (1) hour of the award being made or if the award ids made before the commencement of the show, then within one (1) hour of the commencement of the show. The protest must state the reason for the protest and must be accompanied by a fee of $50.00 to be forfeited if the protest is unsuccessful. The protest will be determined as soon as practicable by a protest committee appointed by the society and the protest committee's decision shall be final.

12. In the event of there being only one exhibit in any class the awarding of a prize will be left to the discretion of the judge.

13. Prize money will be paid in accordance with the awards entered in the award book and signed by the judge and shall be payable at the show except in cases where protests are entered. All prize money not claimed before April 1 next following the show will be forfeited to the Mudgee Show Society.

14. Any person entering the showground during the duration of the show shall comply with all proper directions of any official of the society and in particular without affecting the generality shall comply with such directions as to the driving and parking of motor vehicles and bicycles and the riding of any horse or other animal within the showground.

15. Any right or duty to be exercised by the society under these regulations can be exercised, unless otherwise indicated, by the President or the Secretary of the Mudgee Show Society or by their order.

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Conditions of Entry - Sections

1. Mudgee Show Society Inc. (The Society) reserves the right to refuse any application or to cancel any entry, without being required to give any reason.

2. Applications will not be accepted unless accompanied by the appropriate entrance fee.

3. The Exhibitor shall abide by the conditions of the section(s) to which he or she has entered, and the General Regulations for Mudgee Show as set out in the schedule. The Exhibitor acknowledges that he or she has had the opportunity to inspect the schedule by arrangement with the Secretary of the Society before making this application.

4. The Exhibitor warrants that the exhibit(s) entered for competition is/are and will remain the property of the Exhibitor whilst the exhibit(s) is/are in the possession of the Society.

5. The Exhibitor acknowledges that the exhibit(s) is/are accepted and held by the Society at the risk of the Exhibitor and the Exhibitor releases the Society, its officer, members, servants and agents, from any claims, demands, actions, suits, judgements, and accounts whatsoever in respect of any injury, loss or damage occasioned to any exhibit arising out of any act or omission of the Society, its officers, members, servants, or agents, or any member of the public whilst the exhibit is in the possession of the Society and whether or not such injury loss or damage is caused or contributed to by the negligence of the Society, its officers, members, servants or agents.

6. The Exhibitor herby indemnifies and agrees to keep indemnified, the Society, its officers, members, servants and agents, from and against all claims, demands, actions, suits, proceedings, judgements and accounts, whatsoever, for any injury, loss or damage to any person or property occasioned by or arising out of the operation or use of any exhibit entered by the Exhibitor or occasioned by or arising out of any actor or omission by the Exhibitor.

7. The Exhibitor acknowledges that these conditions of entry may be pleaded as a bar to any claim, demand, action, suit or proceeding, that may be brought by the Exhibitor against the Society or any officer, member, servant or agent.

8. Where the application is made by a person under the age of eighteen (18) years or under any other legal incapacity, The parent or guardian who signs this application, in consideration of the Society accepting the application at his or her request, indemnifies and agrees to keep indemnified, the Society, its officers, members, servants and agents from and against, all claims, demands, actions, suits, proceedings, judgements and accounts whatsoever, whether brought or recovered by any person (including the Exhibitor) or corporation in respect of any injury, loss or damage to any person or property (including any exhibit) occasioned by or arising out of the oper-ation or use of any exhibit entered by the Exhibitor or occasioned by or arising out of any act or omission by the Exhibitor or whilst the exhibit is in the possession of the Society and whether or not such injury, loss or damage, was in any way caused or contributed to by the negligence of the Society, its officers, members, servants or agents.

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Membership of the Mudgee Show Society

Have you ever considered becoming a member of the Mudgee Show Society? If not, NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT! This Society now preparing for the 2020 Mudgee Show would welcome your support.

A considerable number of our Members believe that by taking out Membership of the Mudgee Show Society, they are assisting in keeping this Mudgee icon as a feature of the calendar year. Not many other events in Mudgee can lay claim to the fact that for over 150 years the Mudgee Show has entertained, acted as a meeting place for Mudgee identities, given Exhibitors the opportunity to exhibit livestock, showcase the many talents through home industries, horticultural and other areas. One of the most important facts is that the Show has provided a ready-made audience for enterprising stall holders to promote and showcase their product. Many of the earlier stall holders have gone on to become well known with their product, both locally and further afield.

The Mudgee Show Committee consists of a small group of dedicated voluntary Members. The Committee also relies on Stewards to assist on Show Day. Any assistance in any area on Show Day is appreciated.

If you would like to become a Member of the Mudgee Show Society, or if you have not renewed your Membership for 2020, please give consideration to filing out our membership form and returning it to the Secretary of the Society. Where else can you get such entertainment for such a low cost?

Membership tickets will be posted out on receipt of your form and remittance — a stamped, self addressed envelope would be appreciated.

For more details on what is happening at the 2020 Show, visit our website www.mudgeeshow.org.au — from January 2020, you can look at the schedule, get contact details for all the Chief Stewards and even download your entry forms for sending into the Office. The schedule will also be available in December 2020, from Landmark Mudgee, Elders Mudgee, Mudgee Visitor's Centre andHusbands Saddlery.

Thank you for your support, we just could not do it without you! We look forward to seeing you at the 2020 Mudgee Show.

Yours sincerely,

Mudgee Show Society.

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MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY 2020 FINANCIAL YEAR MEMBERSHIP

APPLICATION / MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL

Title: ______________ Given Name: ____________________________ Surname: __________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________ Postcode: ___________________________________

Phone (H): ________________________ Phone (W): ___________________________ Phone (M) ______________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature: _________________________________________________________ Date: _________________________________

Member’s Children Details (tickets will be issued with Family Membership only). For the issue of member’s children’s tickets please print their names and birth dates of children 18yrs and under.

Name: _____________________________________________________________ DOB: _________________________________

Name: _____________________________________________________________ DOB: _________________________________

Name: _____________________________________________________________ DOB: _________________________________

I am available to assist on Show Day in the following sections:

The Secretary Direct Deposit: NAB

Mudgee Show Society BSB: 082 726 - Acc: 691 314 649

PO Box 199 Please include your name when paying by direct deposit

Mudgee NSW 2850 OR - Make cheques payable to Mudgee Show Society

Membership Type Quantity Price

Family Membership (2 Adults + 3 Children) $ $37.00

Single Membership $ $17.00

Junior Under 12 / Aged Pension Membership $ $5.00

Total $

Alpacas Home Produce Pottery

Art Honey Prime Lamb Competition

Black and Coloured Wool Horticulture Showgirl Competition

Cattle Horses Show jumping Competition

Cooking Junior Judging Show Office

Craft Knitting and Crochet Spinning and Weaving

Dog Show Manual Arts and Models Ute Muster

Farm and Garden Meat Breeds Sheep Woodchop

Flock Ewe Competition Merino Sheep Woodworking

Fruitcake Competition Needlework Wool

Goats Photography

Home Brew Pigeons and Poultry

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President’s Welcome

Welcome to the 2020 Mudgee Show and Rodeo, the 175th consecutive show. After being a member, exhibitor, Vice President, President and Chief Steward for the Poultry section, for the Show Society since moving to the district a number of years ago, it is an honour to be elected as president of this historic Show Society and its dedicated band of committee members.

I would like to thank Allison Beer our Secretary, Hunter White our hard working Treasurer who keeps us all in line and the books balanced and all the other mem-bers who take time out for this community event.

The Mudgee Show is a community society and relies heavily on local sponsorship and we acknowledge those businesses that put their hands deep into their pock-ets to support the local community, so I ask you to support them and come along to the 2020 show and enjoy the many events that have been organized over the period of the show.

The committee are always looking for helpers, new members to help leading up to and during the show. If you feel you may be able to help in any way, please contact the secretary or any of the committee members whose contact details are in the schedule, you will always be most welcome.

I would also like to thank the Mid Western Regional Council for presenting us with an excellent showground that has been so well maintained.

There will be lots to do and see at the 2020 Show and Rodeo, so please come along and enjoy your time with us at this beautiful showground right

in the middle of town.

I look Forward to seeing you all there.

Bill Robinson

President

Mudgee Show Society

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Mudgee Show Rodeo

The Mudgee Show Rodeo is a jam-packed event showcasing some of the states most powerful

Entries strictly through ABCRA except local events (Local Barrel Race and U8

Poddy Ride)

Local events entrants must reside within the MWRC area - day permit required If not

a member of ABCRA

Local events entrants must organise their own equipment including a fully enclosed

helmet to ride in any event

Local events entrants must adhere to the ABCRA code of conduct

All local entrants must report to the show office on the day to sign a waiver. If under

18 a parent/guardian is needed to be in attendance

Entries can be made by messaging Lewis Statham on 0411 834 781 with name of

entrant, parents name and phone number if under 18, address and event name

Local Barrel ride

Poddy Ride

Steer Rides

Bull Ride

Bareback

Saddlebronc

Ladies Barrel race

Mini Bulls

Entries through ABCRA Central Entry

www.abcra.com.au

1800 028 992

Strictly no entries will be taken after ABCRA close entries the week leading

up to the event

Rodeo Event Co-ordinator

Lewis Statham - 0411 834 781

[email protected]

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Mudgee Showgirl

Join the movement and make a difference

About Showgirl

Showgirl is an experience like no other where there are endless opportunities for all of those involved. - Meet a variety of people

- Personal and professional development opportunity

- Create a new found confidence

- Make great new contacts in the show and agricultural world

- Network with industry leaders

- Develop life skills and be recognised for your hard work

Criteria to enter

- Aged 18 to 25

- Australian resident

- Have interest in rural Australia

Don’t just take our word for it …..

“Throughout the showgirl movement I have met some incredible people and made some wonderful friendships.”

- Maisie Morrow, The Land Sydney Royal Showgirl 2017

Mudgee Junior Showgirl

The Mudgee Show Society hold the junior Miss Mudgee Showgirl Competition each year on the Saturday of the Mudgee Show. A Junior Showgirl is elected from each of the following age categories:

− Miss Mudgee Showgirl Teenager - 13-17 years

− Miss Mudgee Showgirl Primary - 8-12 years

− Miss Mudgee Showgirl Junior - 4-7 years

Entrants will be asked questions and will be awarded points for personality, confidence, ambitions and goals, interests and participation in the show and general knowledge. Great prizes are awarded for the winner of each age category. Entries will be taken on the Saturday of the show by visiting the show office.

Contact - Bianca Williams - 0429 033 844 - [email protected]

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On Friday 6th March 2020 Mudgee Show Society will again host the GROUP 12 Young Judges FINAL for :

− Meat Breeds Sheep

− Merino Sheep

− Merino Fleece

− Beef Cattle

− Poultry

− Grain

− Fruit and Vegetable

Entry Fee FREE to enter all sections

Entries Close On the day with the Chief Steward by 8.30am

Entries preferably emailed prior to the day for organisational purposes

Prize Money Ribbons for the first three places of each section, plus additional.

Winners eligible to compete in the State Finals at the Sydney Royal Easter

Show 2020, dates to be confirmed.

Chief Steward Bianca Williams - 0429 033 844 - [email protected]

Conditions 1. Registration will be open from 8am at the Sheep Pavilion, Mudgee Showground, with the chief steward.

2. Judging rotation will commence at 9am and conclude after presentation.

3. Competitors must be aged 15 years and under 25 years on or before the 1st of May 2020.

4. This is an ASC Group Final bound by the same rules, which can be found at agshowsnsw.org.au – winners are eligible for the State Final.

5. The computerized scoring system will be used.

6. Competitors should be dressed appropriately and bring a pen/pencil.

7. There will be a group rotation system where competitors will be required to handle sheep for others to judge.

8. Teachers and supervisors are required for all school competitors.

Young Judges

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2020 Show Entertainment

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Bendy Em

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Mudgee

Concert Band

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Alpaca

Entry Fee $5.00 per Alpaca (bedding not included)

Entries close 5pm Wednesday 4th March 2020

Judging 10.30am Saturday 7th March 2020

Chief Steward Louise Manwaring - email: [email protected]

1. All exhibits are to be penned by 9.30am, judging to commence at 10.30am. All exhibits to remain until 4pm. 2. ALL TRUCKS/LIVESTOCK VEHICLES TO BE PARKED AWAY FROM THE LIVESTOCK AREA PRIOR TO 9AM SATURDAY MORNING. VEHICLES WILL BE

TOWED IF THEY REMAIN IN THE AREA. 3. Alpacas entrants to enter through the Nicholson Street gate. 4. Johne's Disease - Alpacas must come from herds not under suspicion of Johne's disease OR If from the Management Area (formerly Residual

Zone) MAP Status MN1 or better OR Status TMS (Veterinary Certificate to be shown) 5. All exhibits will be inspected for disease, external parasites, cleanliness, tattoos & ear tags. The Stewards will exclude animals, which fail to

satisfy any part of this condition. 6. Handlers must be suitably attired including enclosed footwear. 7. If any animal has external parasites ALL animals from that exhibitor will be excluded. 8. Age classification is taken as at the day of the show. 9. Fleece length for Alpaca is to be a minimum of 30mm. 10. Subject to the number of Alpaca entries in a class, they may be split or combined.

Part One - Huacaya Female Part Three - Suri Female

20101 6-12 months white 20301 6-12 months white

20102 6-12 months fawn/brown 20302 6-12 months fawn

20103 6-12 months all other colours 20303 6-12 months all other colours




20107 Over 24 months white 20307 Over 24 months white

20108 Over 24 months fawn/brown 20308 Over 24 months fawn

20109 Over 24 months all other colours 20309 Over 24 months all other colours

Champion Female Huacaya Champion Female Suri

Reserve Champion Female Huacaya Reserve Champion Female Huacaya

Part Two - Huacaya Male Part Four - Suri Male







20207 Over 24 months white 20407 Over 24 months white

20208 Over 24 months fawn/brown 20408 Over 24 months fawn

20209 Over 24 months all other colours 20409 Over 24 months all other colours

Champion Female Huacaya Champion Female Suri

Reserve Champion Female Huacaya Reserve Champion Female Huacaya

Part Five - Sire’s Progeny Supreme Champion Suri 20501 Huacaya - Two animals by same sire

20502 Suri - Two animals by same sire Supreme Champion Huacaya

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Alpaca - 2020 Mudgee Show Herd Health Status Declaration

THIS FORM IS NOT ACCEPTABLE AS AN ENTRY PERMIT TO OTHER STATES AND/OR ZONES

OWNER/EXHIBITOR DECLARATION I, Owner / Manager / Exhibitor (print name) ________________________________________________________________

of (print address) _________________________________________________________________________________________

am the Exhibitor / Authorised representative of the alpaca detailed in the Livestock Entry Form attached.

BREED ______________________________________________________ SOCIETY ___________________________________

STUD NAME _________________________________________________ HERD NO. _________________________________

EXHIBITORS __________________________________________ NO. OF ALPACA ENTERED ________________________

POSTAL ADDRESS __________________________________________________________ POST CODE ________________

PROPERTY ADDRESS ________________________________________________________ POST CODE ________________

TELEPHONE _____________________________________________ FAX ____________________________________________

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODE (PIC): ___________________________________________________________________

EMAIL ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

ANIMAL HEALTH DISTRICT (where applicable) ____________________________________________________________

With respect to the Property Of Origin listed above and the alpaca listed in the Livestock Entry Form, I make the following declarations:

1. To the best of my knowledge none of the alpaca referred to in this declaration, or their herd of origin, are known or suspected to be, infected with Johne's Disease; and 2. The herd of origin is an approved Q Alpaca herd (please tick box) and / or has a current MAP status of MN ______ , or it is Non Assessed (NA) (please tick box)

I undertake to advise the veterinarian appointed by the Mudgee Show Society if there is any new information which would alter the foregoing. I acknowledge that the Mudgee Show Society relies on the above and I accept personal responsibility for its truth and accuracy.

I agree that the Mudgee Show Society can, at it's discretion, contact official veterinary authorities regarding the above disease information relating to my herd and I authorise such authorities to release that information.

Signature of ________________________________ Date __________________ Exhibitor / Authorised Representative

FOOTNOTES • Should an exhibitor not be able to complete the above Declaration and believes there may be extenuating circumstances he / she should contact Mudgee Show Society. • This information MUST reach the Mudgee Show Society in time to be reviewed before the closing date of entries. • Exhibitors must accept personal responsibility to limit the risk of infectious disease spread to and from their stock during the show and observe stewards entry and exhibition instructions. MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY PIC – ND433989

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Cattle

Entry Fee $10 per head, per class (no bedding included)

Entries close 6th March 2020 by mail to PO Box 199, Mudgee NSW 2850

Chief Steward Barry Nott - 0428 819 269

Prize Money In addition to ribbons for the winners of each class, there are special prizes. If insufficient entries are received, some special prizes may not be awarded. This

is at the discretion of the chief steward. 1. All cattle to be penned by 8.30am and ready for judging to commence at 9.30am on Saturday 7th March 2020 with all appropriate paperwork

to stewards including NLIS tag information. ALL TRUCKS/LIVESTOCK VEHICLES TO BE PARKED AWAY FROM THE LIVESTOCK AREA PRIOR TO 8AM SATURDAY MORNING. VEHICLES WILL BE TOWED IF THEY REMAIN IN THE AREA.

2. No animals to be removed from the ground before 3.30pm

3. All bulls over 12 months of age must be paraded with a ring

4. All broad ribbon winners must be in the Grand Parade be eligible for trophies

5. The decision of the chief steward / judge is final

6. Bovine Brucellosis/Tuberculosis requirements - cattle are not eligible for entry if from a property under quarantine or suspected of brucel-losis/tuberculosis

7. Bovine Johne’s Disease - cattle must be from herds not under suspicion of BJDAND from MAP herds (MN1) or better) - Certificate Number OR from herds in the BJD Protected Zone (MN1 equivalent) OR from herds in the BJD Control Zone, with a negative Herd Check Test (50 head) (Veterinary Certificate to be shown)

8. All cattle must have a Pesti Virus Test

9. The age of the cattle will be taken as the first day of the month of the Mudgee Show and will be determined by months not teeth. Birth dates are to be shown on the entry form.

10. A copy of the Registration Certification for each animal must accompany the entry form. Where one breed is represented in a class by 4 or more exhibits, that breed will be judged separately for that particular class.

Part One Part Two

Junior Bulls

13101 Bull 6 months & under 12 months 13201 Group of 3, all breeds

13102 Bull 12 months & under 16 months Both sexes to be represented owned and bred

13103 Bull 16 months & under 20 months by the exhibitor - Coffin Creek Stud

Junior Champion Bull 13202 Led Steer or Heifer - any pure breed

Reserve Junior Champion Bull 13203 Junior Paraders Competition under 25 years

Senior Bulls Of any age

13104 Bull 20 months & under 24 months

13105 Bull 24 months & under 30 months Grand Champion Bull of the Show - AD Cousins Perpetual Trophy

13106 Bull 30 months & over

Senior Champion Bull Grand Champion Female of the Show

Reserve Senior Champion Bull

Supreme Exhibit - Malcom House Sheild

Junior Female

13107 Female 6 months & under 12 months



Junior Champion Female

Reserve Junior Champion Female

Senior Female



13112 Female 30 months & over

Senior Champion Female Reserve Senior Champion Female

Entry through Douro Street gate - PIC info must be recorded

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Herd Health Status Declaration - Beef Cattle

OWNER / EXHIBITOR DECLARATION

Owner / Trading Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Property Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Telephone __________________________________________________ Mobile ___________________________________________________________

Property Identification Code {PIC) ___________________________ Email ____________________________________________________________

Description of cattle (attach list if necessary) Mudgee Show Society PIC Number: ND433989

Adapted from the Federal Council of Agricultural Societies form for showground livestock health biosecurity.

This form is NOT acceptable as an entry permit to other states and/or zones.

NLIS DEVICE RFID OR TAG NO. IDENTIFICATION NO. OF CATTLE DESCRIPTION OF CATTLE

(AGE-SEX-BREED)

I, Owner / Manager / Exhibitor (print name) ________________________________________________________________________________________

of (print address) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

declare that with regard to Bovine Johne's disease (tick the box for the clause/s that apply)

1. The cattle identified above originate from assessed herds under the Cattle MAP, with status attained in the year indicated;

MN1 ______ MN1 ______ MN1 ______ Health Status Certificate No. ________________________ Expiry Date ________________

Year Year Year

OR

1.1 The cattle identified above originate from herds that have not been assessed for Johne's disease (ie. Non-Assessed Status)

2. The cattle identified above originate from a herd that qualifies as Beef Only

OR 2.1 The cattle identified above originate from beef herds where all introductions have a Dairy BJD Assurance score of 8 or higher.

(This is equivalent to MN1 Cattle MAP Status)

3. The cattle identified above originate from a Cattle Tick Free area: Yes No

If NO, list date and place of treatment (attach if necessary) __________________________________________________________________________

4. The cattle originate from an area where Ephemeral Fever is not known to be present in the last 30 days.

Yes No

Exhibitors may also need additional certification to move between Zones of between States. Check with your local veterinary authority. The above information, including the description of the animals and property/ies of origin is complete, true and correct.

Signature ___________________________________________________________________ Date ______________________________________________

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Flock Ewe Competition

The 21st Annual Chris Naake Memorial Flock Ewe Competition

Entry fee $45.00 incl. GST. Cheques should be made payable to Mudgee Show Society

Entries close 19th & 20th February 2020

Stewards Brett Cooper - 0407 136 129, Malcolm Cox - 0427 734 642, Phil Davis - 0429 453 710, Malcolm Swords - 0478 653 781

Details This competition will be judged on Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st Feb 2020. All interested people are encouraged to and welcome to attend the two days of judging as well as the presentation dinner. For more info, please contact the Stewards.

The Exhibitor applies for entry in The 20th Annual Tablelands Flock Ewe Competition as part of the Mudgee Show and acknowledges that such application and any acceptance thereof shall be subject to the conditions set out in the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Sections. The closing dates for entries and the entrance fees are as set out in the schedule.

For additional entries this form may be photocopied. Please Note: Before you sign this application you should read the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Sections.

Exhibitors Name (BLOCK LETTERS): _______________________________________________________________________

Postal Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone (H) ______________________________________ Phone (M) _______________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Trading Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Person: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Number of Ewes: _______________________________ 2 or 4 Tooth: _____________________________________________

Average micron for the last 2 years excluding weaners: ___________________________________________________

Blood line: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Property location: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature: ___________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________

Please return Entry Form and $45 Fee (Cheques made payable to Mudgee Show Society Inc.) to PO Box 199, Mudgee NSW 2850

We will / will not (cross out whichever is not applicable) be attending the Dinner and Presentation

Number Attending ..............

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Merino Sheep

PIC Number must be supplied - Mudgee Show Society PIC Number: ND433989

Entry Fee $2.00 per head (this includes bedding)

Entries Close 5pm - 29th February 2020

Chief Steward Gavin Swords - 0428 330 613

Conditions 1. All trucks/livestock vehicles to be parked away from the livestock area prior to 8am Saturday morning. Vehicles will be towed if they remain in the area. 2. Sheep must be penned by 9am Saturday, for judging to commence at 9.30am. 3. Sheep from local exhibitors are to stay until 5pm Saturday. 4.All sheep exhibited must be bred by the exhibitor and have a registered earmark. 5. All sheep are to be Regulation 19 shorn. 6. Brucellosis — All sheep shall come from accredited free flocks. The Accreditation Certificate must be shown if requested. 7. Footrot — All sheep shall come from accredited free flocks or owner declaration free flocks. Certificates are to be shown if requested.

8. Ovine Johne's Disease — Sheep must be from flocks not under suspicion of OJD AND From flocks MN1 or better; Certificate number OR From MN1 equivalent tested flocks within the last 12 months (Veterinary Certificate to be shown) OR From a flock with a negative check test within the last 12 months (Veterinary Certificate to be shown). 9. All sheep from the Residual Zone must be from flocks with MN1 status or better OR From flocks with a negative equivalent test in the last 12 months. 10. For Health Certificate requirements see the Sheep Health Declaration contained in this schedule.

14305 Ewe, 2 tooth

14306 Ewe, 4 tooth

14307 Ewe, 6 tooth

14308 August Shorn Ewe, any age

Champion Fine Ewe

Reserve Champion Fine Ewe

PART FOUR - MEDIUM OR STRONG

14401 Ram, 2 tooth

14402 Ram, 4 tooth

14403 Ram, 6 tooth

14404 August Shorn Ram, any age

Champion Medium/Strong Wool Ram

Reserve Champion Medium/Strong Wool Ram

14405 Ewe, 2 tooth

14406 Ewe, 4 tooth

14407 Ewe, 6 tooth


Champion Medium/Strong Wool Ewe

Reserve Champion Medium/Strong Wool Ewe

14409 Group of 5 Merino Sheep

(3 rams and 2 ewes)

Best Group pf 5 Merino Sheep

Best Group of 3 Merino Sheep

Best Pair - Ram and Ewe

Ron Cox Memorial Trophy

Grand Champion Ram

Sir Walter Merriman Perpetual Trophy

Reserve Grand Champion Ram

Grand Champion Ewe

Reserve Grand Champion Ewe

Junior Champion Ram

Junior Champion Ewe

Most Successful Exhibitor

PART ONE - EXTRA SUPERFINE

14101 Ram, 2 tooth

14102 Ram, 4 tooth

14103 Ram, 6 tooth


Champion Extra Superfine Ram

Reserve Champion Extra Superfine Ram

14105 Ewe, 2 tooth

14106 Ewe, 4 tooth

14107 Ewe, 6 tooth


Champion Extra Superfine Ewe

Reserve Champion Extra Superfine Ewe

PART TWO - SUPERFINE

March Shorn

14201 Ram, 2 tooth

14202 Ram, 4 tooth

14203 Ram, 6 tooth


Champion Superfine Ram

Reserve Superfine Ram

14205 Ewe, 2 tooth

14206 Ewe, 4 tooth

14207 Ewe, 6 tooth


Champion Superfine Ewe

Reserve Champion Superfine Ewe

PART THREE - FINE

14301 Ram, 2 tooth

14302 Ram 4 tooth

14303 Ram, 6 tooth


Champion Fine Ram

Reserve Champion Fine Ram

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Meat Breeds Sheep

Entry Fee $2 per sheep (includes bedding) paid to the Chief Steward on the day of the show

Entries Close With the Chief Steward on or before Saturday 29th February 2020.

Chief Steward Bianca Williams Phone: 0429033844 - Email: [email protected]

Conditions 1. All sheep to be penned by 9am Saturday 2nd March, ready for 10am judging. 2. All sheep must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor. Sheep entered in milk teeth only classes must also be bred by the exhibitor. 3. All sheep must be registered with, and according to the rules of, the relevant societies. 4. Sheep in shorn classes to be evenly shorn & not carry more than 4cm in Border Leicester classes and not more than 2cm in Short Wool classes. 5. Limit of two sheep per exhibitor per class, school entries with a maximum of four. 6. Sheep entered in the pair of 2 are not to be drawn from any other general classes; however, sheep entered in the groups are to come from general classes. 7. “Any Other Breed” applies for any individual registered breed not shown. 8. Brucellosis — All sheep must come from accredited free flocks. A photocopy of Accreditation Certificate MUST be given to the Chief Steward. 9. Footrot — All sheep shall come from accredited free flocks or owner declaration free flocks. Certificate must be shown if requested. 10. Ovine Johnes Disease — Sheep must be from flocks not under suspicion of OJD.

PART ONE - JUNIOR HANDLER 15306 Ewe - born April-May, shorn

Judging of these classes will be ongoing during the day 15307 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn

15101 Junior Handler - Under 10yrs of age 15308 Ewe - milk teeth only, wooly

15102 Junior Handler - 11yrs & under 14yrs 15309 Pair of Ewes, milk teeth only

15103 Junior Handler - 15yrs & under 18yrs 15310 Ewe - 2 teeth & over

Champion Poll Dorset Ewe

PART TWO - WHITE SUFFOLK Reserve Champion Poll Dorset Ewe

15201 Ram - born April-May, shorn Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only

15202 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn

15203 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly PART FOUR - SUFFOLKS

15204 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only 15401 Ram - born April-May, shorn

15205 Ram - 2 teeth & over 15402 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn

Champion White Suffolk Ram 15403 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly

Reserve Champion White Suffolk Ram 15404 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only

15206 Ewe - born April-May, shorn 15405 Ram - 2 teeth & over

15207 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn Champion Suffolk Ram

15208 Ewe - milk teeth only Reserve Champion Suffolk Ram

15209 Pair of Ewes, milk teeth only 15406 Ewe - born April-May, shorn

15210 Ewe - 2 teeth & over 15407 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn

Champion White Suffolk Ewe 15408 Ewe - milk teeth only, woolly

Reserve Champion White Suffolk Ewe 15409 Pair of Ewes, milk teeth only

Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only 15410 Ewe - 2 teeth & over

Champion Suffolk Ewe

PART THREE - POLL DORSET Reserve Champion Suffolk Ewe

15301 Ram - born April-May, shorn Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only

15302 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn

15303 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly PART FIVE - TEXELS

15304 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only 15501 Ram - born April-May, shorn

15305 Ram - 2 teeth & over 15502 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn

Champion Poll Dorset Ram 15503 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly

Reserve Champion Poll Dorset Ram 15504 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only

15505 Ram - 2 teeth & over

Champion Texel Ram

Reserve Champion Texel Ram

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Meat Breeds Sheep PART FIVE - TEXELS continued…. PART EIGHT - BORDER LEICESTERS

15506 Ewe - born April-May, shorn 15801 Ram - born April-May, shorn

15507 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn 15802 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn

15508 Ewe - milk teeth only, woolly 15803 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly

15509 Pair of Ewes, milk teeth only 15804 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only

15510 Ewe - 2 teeth & over 15805 Ram - 2 teeth & over

Champion Texel Ewe Champion Border Leicester Ram

Reserve Champion Texel Ewe Reserve Champion Border Leicester Ram

Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only 15806 Ewe - born April-May, shorn

15807 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn

PART SIX - SOUTHDOWN 15808 Ewe - milk teeth only, woolly

15601 Ram - born April-May, shorn 15809 Pair Ewes, milk teeth only

15602 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn 15810 Ewe - 2 teeth & over

15603 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly Champion Border Leicester Ewe

15604 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only Reserve Champion Border Leicester Ewe

15605 Ram - 2 teeth & over Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only

Champion Southdown Ram

Reserve Champion Southdown Ram PART NINE - ANY OTHER BREED

15606 Ewe - born April-May, shorn 15901 Ram - born April-May, shorn

15607 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn 15902 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn

15608 Ewe - milk teeth only, woolly 15903 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly

15609 Pair of Ewes ,milk teeth only 15904 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only

15610 Ewe - 2 teeth & over 15905 Ram - 2 teeth & over

Champion Southdown Ewe Champion Ram

Reserve Champion Southdown Ewe Reserve Champion Ram

Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only 15906 Ewe - born April-May, shorn

15907 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn

PART SEVEN - AUSTRALIAN WHITE 15908 Ewe - milk teeth only, woolly

15701 Ram - born April-May, shorn 15909 Pair of Ewes, milk teeth only

15702 Ram - born after 1st June, shorn 15910 Ewe - 2 teeth & over

15703 Ram - milk teeth only, woolly Champion Ewe

15704 Pair of Rams, milk teeth only Reserve Champion Ewe

15705 Ram - 2 teeth & over Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only

Champion Southdown Ram

Reserve Champion Southdown Ram Interbreed Ram

15706 Ewe - born April-May, shorn

15707 Ewe - born after 1st June, shorn Interbreed Ewe

15708 Ewe - milk teeth only, woolly

15709 Pair of Ewes ,milk teeth only Supreme Exhibit

15710 Ewe - 2 teeth & over

Champion Southdown Ewe Interbreed Group

Reserve Champion Southdown Ewe

Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, milk teeth only

Prime Lamb Competition

Entry Fee $5 per pen, to be paid to the secretary Conditions

by Monday 2nd March 2020. 1. All sheep to be penned by 8.30am 2. Exhibits will be penned in portable pens away from stud sheep

Prize Money Ribbons for the first three places each class 3. All sheep must come from flocks, which are disease free

4. Pet sheep are not eligible to compete in any class

Chief Steward Chris Schmidt - 0427 735 224 5. All lambs shall have milk teeth only

[email protected] 6. No sheep to have more than 12 months wool

Classes

15922 Three crossbred lambs to weigh <50kg live weight

15923 Three crossbred lambs to weigh >50kg live weight Mudgee Show Society PIC Number - ND433989

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Herd Health Status Declaration - Sheep Adapted from the Federal Council of Agriculture Societies form for showground livestock health biosecurity.

MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY PIC NUMBER: - ND433989

THIS FORM IS NOT ACCEPTABLE AS AN ENTRY PERMIT TO OTHER STATES AND /OR ZONES.

OWNER/EXHIBITOR DECLARATION

I________________________________________of________________________________________________________

Am the exhibitor and authorised representative of the sheep detailed below.

Section 1.

BREED______________________________________________________SOCIETY_____________________________

STUD NAME_________________________________________________ FLOCK NO___________________________

POSTAL ADDRESS__________________________________________________________ POSTCODE__________

TELEPHONE__________________________________ EMAIL_____________________________________________

PROPERTY INDENTIFICATION NUMBER(PIC) ______________________________________________________

Description of Sheep (attach a list if necessary)

NLIS Device

RFID or TAG Number

Identification

(eartags, tattoo) Number of Sheep

Description of Sheep

(age, sex breed)

With respect to the property of origin and the sheep listed I make the following declarations:

SECTION 2

1. Ovine Brucellosis: Entire male sheep are from an Ovine Brucellosis Accredited Free Flock.

Accreditation No. _____________________________________________________________ Expiry Date __________________________

2. External Parasites: The sheep have been inspected by the owner/authorised representative and no evidence of lice or ked infestation has been found.

SECTION 3 OVINE FOOTROT

Animals entered by me do not show signs of footrot and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, are not infected with footrot and have not been in contact with foot-rot infected animals in the past year.

SECTION 4 OVINE JOHNE'S DISEASE (OJD)

1. The sheep identified above originate from assessed herds under the Sheep MAP, with status attained in the year indicated; (eg. MN1 di 2003)

MN1 ________ MN2 ________ MN3 ________ Health Status Certificate No___________________________ Expiry ___________

Year Year Year

OR 1.1 The sheep identified above originate from herds that have not been assessed for Johne's disease (ie. Non Assessed Status)

Exhibitors may also need additional certification to move between Zones or between States. Check with your local veterinary authority. The above information, including the description of the animals and property/ies of origin is complete, true and correct.

Signature ______________________________________________________________________ Date _______________________________

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Wool

Entry Fee $1.00 for classes 16101-16138 and 16301-16306. No entry fee for classes 16201-16209. Entries Close Fleeces will be accepted until 9.00am Friday 6th March 2020. They can be delivered to the Showground on Thursday by contacting the Chief Steward.

Chief Steward Brett Cooper - 0407 136 129

Conditions 1. All fleeces are to be skirted, of 12 months growth and the bona-fide property of the exhibitor. Belly wool is not to be included, except in class 16209. 2. Registered stud breeders are ineligible for classes 16119-16126

3. Fleeces exhibited in the Commercial classes become the property of the Mudgee Show Society. No entry fee is payable. Fleeces will be judged on commercial value. 4. Exhibitors who have purchased rams must enter the fleece in the purchased classes.

5. Hogget fleeces must show true Hogget tip. 6. Extra Superfine classes will be judged under the Superfine Woolgrowers Association Rules. 7. The Grand Champion Fleece will be selected from classes 16103-16138. 8. If in the opinion of the Stewards a fleece would be better suited in another class, they have the right to allocate the fleece as they see fit. 9. Fleeces must not be removed until 4.00pm on Saturday 7th March 2020.

Money from the sale of wool donated from the Commercial Classes of the 2020 Show will go towards the ribbons and prizes awarded.

PART ONE - EXTRA SUPERFINE MERINO CLASS PART FIVE - MERINO HOGGETS

16101 Open Housed Extra Superfine Ewe or 16131 Housed Superfine Hogget

Wether - 80’s count or finer 16132 Unhoused Superfine Hogget

16102 Open Unhoused and UNRUGGED Extra 16133 Housed Fine Hogget

Superfine Ewe or Wether - 80’s count 16134 Unhoused Fine Hogget

or finer 16135 Housed Medium Hogget

PART TWO - OPEN MERINO CLASS 16136 Unhoused Medium Hogget

16103 Open Unhoused Superfine Ram 16137 Housed Strong Hogget

16104 Open Housed Superfine Ram 16138 Unhoused Strong Hogget

16105 Open Housed Superfine Ewe or Wether PART SIX - COMMERCIAL CLASSES

16106 Open Unhoused Superfine Ewe or Wether 16201 Superfine Ram

16107 Open Housed Fine Ram 16202 Superfine Ewe or Wether

16108 Open Unhoused Fine Ram 16203 Fine Ram

16109 Open Housed Fine Ram 16204 Fine Ewe or Wether

16110 Open Unhoused Fine Ewe or Wether 16205 Medium Ram

16111 Open Housed Medium Ram 16206 Medium Ewe or Wether

16112 Open Unhoused Medium Ram 16207 Strong Ram

16113 Open House Medium Ewe or Wether 16208 Strong Ewe or Wether

16114 Open Unhoused Medium Ewe or Wether 16209 Commercial Ewe or Wether Unskirted 16115 Open Housed Strong Ram with belly wool

16116 Open Unhoused Strong Ram Highest Value Commercial Fleece (Superfine or Fine)

16117 Open Housed Strong Ewe or Wether Highest Value Commercial Fleece (Medium or Strong)

16118 Open Unhoused Strong Ewe or Wether Most Successful Exhibitor Commercial Classes

PART THREE - FLOCKGROWER MERINO CLASSES PART SEVEN - CLASSES OTHER THAN MERINO

16119 Flockgrower Superfine Ram 16301 Border Leicester Ram

16120 Flockgrower Superfine Ewe or Wether 16302 Border Leicester Ewe or Wether

16121 Flockgrower Fine Ram 16303 Comeback Fleece

16122 Flockgrower Fine Ewe or Wether 16304 Fine Crossbred

16123 Flockgrower Medium Ram 16305 Medium Crossbred

16124 Flockgrower Medium Ewe or Wether 16306 Strong Crossbred

16125 Flockgrower Strong Ram

16126 Flockgrower Strong Ewe or Wether

PART FOUR - PURCHASED RAMS Champion Rams Fleece - Open

16127 Housed or Unhoused Superfine Ram Champion Rams Fleece - Bought

16127 Housed or Unhoused Fine Ram Champion Ewe or Wether Fleece - Open

16128 Housed or Unhoused Medium Ram Champion Ewe or Wether Fleece - Commercial

16129 Housed or Unhoused Strong Ram Champion Hogget Fleece

Champion Crossbred Fleece

Grand Champion Fleece of the Show Highest Scoring Fleece (Superfine or Fine Unhoused)

Reserve Grand Champion Fleece of the Show Most Successful Exhibitor - Walter Harding Memorial Trophy

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Wool Entry Form The Exhibitor applies for entry in the Wool Section of the 2019 Mudgee Show and acknowledges that such application and any acceptance thereof shall be subject to the conditions set out in the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Sections. Fleeces are to be delivered to Mudgee Show Office from Monday, 2nd Mar 2020. Last day for receipt of fleece 10.00am, Friday 6th March 2020. Fleeces are to be collected between 10am and 12pm Sunday, 8th March 2020. Entry fees are set out in the schedule.

Class Date Shorn Class Date Shorn

For additional entries this form may be photocopied.

Please Note: Before you sign this application you should read the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Sections.

I, the exhibitor, agree to enter these fleeces into the show and abide by any decision of the judge or committee.

I, the exhibitor, will not hold the association, show committee, member thereof nor judge responsible for any loss or damage to any of the fleeces entered.

Exhibitors Name (BLOCK LETTERS) __________________________________________________________________________________

Property Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Email __________________________________________________________________ Phone ______________________________________

Signature ______________________________________________________________ Date _______________________________________

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Goats

Entry Fee $2.00 per goat (bedding not included)

Entries close 5pm - Wednesday 4th March 2020

Chief Steward TBA

1. All trucks/livestock vehicles to be PARKED AWAY FROM THELIVESTOCK AREA prior to 9am Saturday morning. Vehicles will be towed if they remain in the area. Very limited parking on site. PIC numbers must be recorded for any livestock movement.

2. All exhibits are to be penned by 9.30am, goats to be ready for judging at 10am with all exhibits to remain until 5p.m.

3. Footrot — Goats must come from flocks in which Footrot has not been diagnosed / suspected in the past two years. A vendor declaration must be shown with entry form.

4. Johne's Disease - Goats must come from herds not under suspicion of Johne's disease OR If from the Management Area (formerly Residual Zone) MAP Status MN1 or better OR Status TMS (Veterinary Certificate to be shown)

5. Goats in group classes must be drawn from general classes. 6. All exhibits will be inspected for disease, external parasites, cleanliness, tattoos & ear tags. The Stewards will exclude animals, which fail to

satisfy any part of this clause. If any animal has external parasites ALL animals from that exhibitor will be excluded.

7. Age classification is taken as at the day of the show.

PART ONE - DAIRY GOATS

This section will be run under the rules of the Mudgee Show 21123 Dam and Daughter

Society & the NSW branch of the Dairy Goat Association. 21124 3 Does-any age, one breed, one owner

21125 Sires progeny - two Does

21101 Best prepared Doe

21102 Saanen Doe - any age in milk Champion Saanen

21103 Toggenburg Doe - any age in milk Champion Toggenburg

21104 Anglo Nubian Doe - any age in milk Champion Anglo Nubian

21105 British Alpine Doe - any age in milk Champion British Alpine

21106 Australian Melaan - any age in milk Champion Australian Melaan

21107 Australian Brown - any age in milk Champion Australian Brown

21108 Best Udder on First Lactation Grand Champion Dairy Doe

21109 Best Udder on second or subsequent lactation

21110 Best Udder Doe Overall PART TWO - BOER GOATS

Champion Doe in Milk Goats in classes 21203-21210 be register with

Reserve Champion Doe in Milk the Boer Goat Association.

21111 Saanen Goatling - 1yr and under 2yrs 21201 Junior Handler under 16yrs

21112 Toggenburg Goatling - 1yr and under 2yrs 21202 Boer Buck under 12 months

21113 Anglo Nubian Goatling - 1yr and under 2yrs 21203 Boer Buck 12-24 months

21114 British Alpine Goatling - 1yr and under 2yrs 21204 Boer Buck over 24 months

21115 Australian Melaan Goatling - 1yr and under 2yrs 21205 Boer Doe under 12 months

21116 Australian Brown Goatling - 1yr and under 2yrs 21206 Boer Doe 12-24 months

Junior Champion Doe 21207 Boer Doe over 24 months

Reserve Junior Champion Doe 21208 Sires progeny-two animals by same sire

21209 Group of three animals

21117 Saane Doe Kid - under 12 months 21210 Best Capretto Kid

21118 Toggenburg Kid - under 12 months 21211 Best Chevon Kid

21119 Anglo Nubian Kid - under 12 months 21212 Open Crossbreeding Doe over 12 months

21120 British Alpine Kid - under 12 months

21121 Australian Melaan Kid - under 12 months Champion Boer Buck

21122 Australian Brown Kid - under 12 months Reserve Champion Boer Buck

Champion Doe Kid Champion Boer Doe

Reserve Champion Doe Kid Reserve Champion Boer Doe

Champion Boer Goat

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Herd Health Status Declaration - Goats

OWNER / EXHIBITOR DECLARATION

I, Owner / Manager / Exhibitor (print name) ___________________________________________________________________________

of (print address) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

am the Exhibitor / Authorised representative of the goat(s) detailed in the Livestock Entry Form attached.

BREED ________________________________________________________ SOCIETY ______________________________________

STUD NAME ___________________________________________________ HERD NO._____________________________________

EXHIBITORS ___________________________________________________ NO. OF GOATS ENTERED ______________________

POSTAL ADDRESS _______________________________________________________________________ POST CODE _______________

PROPERTY ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________ POST CODE _______________

TELEPHONE ___________________________________________________ MOB _______________________________________________

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODE (PIC): _________________ EMAIL _____________________________________________________

ANIMAL HEALTH DISTRICT (where applicable) _______________________________________________________________________

With respect to the Property Of Origin listed above and the goats listed in the Livestock Entry Form, I make the following declarations:

1. The goat(s) entered in the Mudgee Show have not been in contact with sheep or goats known to be infected with footrot during the past 2 weeks and they have not shown any signs of lameness.

2. To the best of my knowledge none of the goats refereed to in this declaration, or their herd of origin, are known or suspected to be infected with Johne's Disease.

3. To the best of my knowledge none of the goats entered in the Mudgee Show, or their herd of origin, are known or sus-pected to be infected with Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis (CAE).

I undertake to advise the veterinarian appointed by the Mudgee Show Society if there is any new information which would alter the foregoing. I acknowledge that the Mudgee Show Society relies on the above and I accept personal responsibility for its truth and accuracy.

I agree that the Mudgee Show Society can, at it's discretion, contact official veterinary authorities regarding the above disease information relating to my herd and I authorise such authorities to release that information.

Signature of ______________________________________________________________________ Date ______________________________

Exhibitor / Authorised Representative

FOOTNOTES PIC Number: ______________________

• All goats exhibited are to be identified with NLIS tags unless exemptions apply.

• Should an exhibitor not be able to complete the above Declaration and believes there may be extenuating circum-stances he / she should contact Mudgee Show Society.

• This information MUST reach the Mudgee Show Society in time to be reviewed before the closing date of entries.

• Exhibitors must accept personal responsibility to limit the risk of infectious disease spread to and from their stock during the show and observe stewards entry and exhibition instructions.

• MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY PIC NUMBER : - ND433989

This form is NOT acceptable as an entry permit to other states and/or zones.

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Horses

Entry Fee $3.00 per entry

Entries close On the day - ring entry ticket are available from the Ring Secretary’s Office.

Chief Steward Rings 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7 - Joe Best - 0419 286 162

Rings 5 and 6 - Dean and Esmay Rheinberger - 6373 5001

Show Jumping - Andrew and Kate White - 6373 5265

Conditions

1. All riders under 18yrs MUST wear approved Safety Helmet.

2. All riders and Handlers Must compete in Headwear, footwear applicable to event.

3. Local Classes may wear Pony Club Uniform.

4. To enter in Local Class Horse and Rider must reside within 30km of Mudgee or be a member of the Mudgee Pony Club.

5. Children under 18yrs are NOT permitted to exhibit or lead a Stallion.

6. Stallions must be double tied at all times.

7. Stallions may compete in Dressage, Jumping and designated Stallion Classes only.

8. The Committee has the right to alter the program.

9. Competitor must be ready to proceed with the class at the request of the Steward.

10. All horses in Breed Classes Must be registered with the appropriate Society to enter.

11. Breed papers must be available for stewards upon request.

12. Competitors must abide by the Rules and Regulations of their Breed Society.

13. Intermediate is a horse or rider that has not won an individual ribbon in a Hack event at a Royal Show.

14. The Judges decision is final.

15. There will be no waiting between classes or rings for competitors on horses. Exhibitors to carefully determine their priorities.

16. No responsibility will be taken for competitors who miss the judging of their event.

17. Indemnity forms must be signed before competitor is able to enter the ring.

18. All dogs to be tied or on a leash

19. Competitors and Officials only in Judging ring.

20. Show Hunter exhibits are Not eligible to compete in any Open Hack Class.

21. Members only classes for Show Hunters must be a current financial member of the Hunter Association and must provide proof of membership to ring steward prior to entering class.

Limited stable accommodation is available. For bookings please contact the Secretary Mudgee Show Society PO Box 199, Mudgee NSW 2850, phone 6372 4099. Camping is available at a charge of $22.00 per night with electricity (limited sites available), $15.00 per night without electricity. Yards are available for $10.00 per night. Limited Stables available, $20.00 per night. Residents within 30kms of the Mudgee Showground are not eligible for stables during show time.

Definitions ne — Not Exceeding Hds — hands

Please note: It is becoming compulsory to provide a PIC number with any livestock movements from January 2018. If you do not have a number you will not be permitted to compete at the show, and will be asked to leave the grounds.


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Horses

Ring One

Hacks and Galloways - Saturday 7th March 2020 8:30am Start

Chief Steward - Joe Best - 0419 286 162

11101 Led Mare 14hds ne 15hds 11124 Pleasure Hack over 15hds

11102 Led Gelding 14hds ne 15hds 11125 Pair of Hacks over 15hds

11103 Led Stallion over 15hds 11126 Show Hunter Hack 15hds ne 15.2hds

Champion Led Galloway 11127 Show Hunter Hack 15.2hds ne 16hds

Reserve Champion Led Galloway 11128 Show Hunter Hack 16hds ne 16.2hds

11129 Show Hunter Hack over 16hds

11104 Led Mare over 15hds 11130 Members only Show Hunter Hack

11105 Led Gelding over 15hds 11131 Adults Show Hunter Hack over 15hds

11106 Led Stallion over 15hds Rider over 17yrs

Champion Led Hack 11132 Childs Show Hunter Hack over 15hds

Reserve Champion Hack Rider under 17yrs

11133 Local Show Hunter Hack over 15hds

11107 Led Thoroughbred any sex Champion Show Hunter Hack

11108 Led ANSA any sex Reserve Champion Show Hunter Hack

11109 Led Warmblood any sex

Champion Led Breed 11134 Novice Galloway Hack 14hds ne 15hds

Reserve Champion Led Breed 11135 Open Galloway 14hds ne 14.2hds

11136 Open Galloway 14.2hds ne 15hds

11110 Novice rider 17yrs and over 11137 Adults Galloway 14hds ne 15hds

11111 Open rider 17yrs and over Rider 17yrs and over

11112 Local rider 17yrs and over 11138 Childs Galloway 14hds ne 15hds

Champion Rider 17yrs and over Rider under 17yrs

Reserve Champion 17yrs and over 11139 Local Galloway 14hds ne 15hds

Champion Ridden Galloway

11113 Novice Hack over 15hds Reserve Champion Ridden Galloway

11114 Hack over 15hds ne 15.2hds

11115 Hack 15.2hds ne 16hds 11140 Pleasure Galloway Hack

11116 Hack 16hds ne 16.2hds 11141 Pair of Galloway Hacks

11117 Hack 16hds and over 11142 Show Hunter Galloway 14hds ne 14.2hds

11118 Adults Hack over 15hds 11143 Show Hunter Galloway 14.2hds ne 15hds

Rider 17yrs and over 11144 Members only Show Hunter Galloway

11119 Childs Hack over 15hds 11145 Adults Show Hunter Galloway 14hds ne 15hds

Rider under 17yrs Rider over 17yrs

11120 Local Hack over 15hds 11146 Childs Show Hunter Galloway 14hds ne 15hds

Champion Ridden Hack Rider 17yrs and under

Reserve Champion Ridden Hack 1147 Local Show Hunter Galloway 14hds ne 15hds

Champion Show Hunter Galloway

11121 Ridden Thoroughbred any sex Reserve Champion Show Hunter Galloway

11122 Ridden ANSA any sex

11123 Ridden Warmblood any sex

Champion Ridden Breed

Reserve Champion Ridden Breed

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Ring Two - Chief Steward - Joe Best - 0419 286 162

Ponies - Saturday 7th March 2020 8:30am Start

Horses

Show Hunter Ponies

11226 Novice Show Hunter Pony ne 14hds

11227 Show Hunter Pony ne 12hds

11228 Show Hunter Pony over 12hds ne 13hds

11229 Show Hunter Pony over 13hds ne 14hds

11230 Members only Show Hunter Pony ne 14hds

11231 Adult Show Hunter Pony

11232 Childs Show Hunter Pony

11233 Local Show Hunter Pony

Champion Show Hunter Pony

Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony

Australian Pony Stud Book

11234 Ridden Australian Pony Mare or Filly

11235 Ridden Australian Pony Gelding or Stallion

11236 Ridden Part Bred Australian Pony any sex

11237 Ridden Shetland any sex

Champion APSB

Reserve Champion APSB

Australian Saddle Ponies Ridden

11238 Ridden Mare

11239 Ridden Gelding

11240 Ridden Stallion

Champion Australian Saddle Pony Ridden

Reserve Champion Australian Saddle Pony Ridden

Ridden Welsh or Part Welsh (all sections A, B, C, D)

11241 Ridden Welsh Stallion

11242 Ridden Welsh Mare

11243 Ridden Welsh Gelding

Champion Ridden Welsh

Reserve Champion Ridden Welsh

Riding Classes - Junior

11244 Rider under 6yrs may be led

11245 Novice Rider under 12yrs

11246 Rider 6yrs and under 9yrs


11248 Local Rider under 12yrs

Champion Junior Rider

Reserve Champion Junior Rider

Riding Classes - Senior

11249 Consolation Rider under 12yrs

11250 Novice Rider 13yrs and under 17yrs



11253 Local Rider 13yrs and under 17yrs

11254 Consolation Rider 13yrs and under 17yrs

Champion Senior Rider

Reserve Champion Senior Rider

Australian Ponies

11201 Led Filly under 4yrs

11202 Led Mare 4yrs and over

11203 Led Gelding

11204 Led Stallion or Colt

Champion Led Australian Pony

Reserve Champion Led Australian Pony

Part Bred Australian Ponies

11205 Led Mare or Filly


Champion Part Bred Australian Pony

Reserve Champion Part Bred Australian Pony

Australian Saddle Ponies


11208 Led Gelding


Champion Australian Saddle Pony

Reserve Champion Australian Saddle Pony

Led Welsh or Part Welsh (all sections A, B, C, D)



11212 Led Gelding

Champion Welsh Pony

Reserve Champion Welsh Pony

Shetlands


11214 Led Gelding


Champion Shetland

Reserve Champion Stallion

Open Ponies


11217 Led Gelding


Champion Open Pony

Reserve Champion Open Pony

Pony Hacks

11219 Novice Pony Hack ne 14hds

11220 Pony Hack ne 12hds

11221 Pony Hack over 12hds ne 13hds

11222 Pony Hack 13hds ne 14hds

11223 Adults Pony Hack

11224 Childs Pony Hack

11225 Local Pony Hack

Champion Pony Hack

Reserve Champion Pony Hack

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Ring Three - Chief Steward - Joe Best - 0419 286 162

Breeds - Saturday 7th March 2020 8:30am Start

Horses

Australian Stock Horse Hack

11328 ASHLA. Jrs eligible. All MUST be financial ASHLA members

11329 Novice Hack

11330 Hack 3yrs & under

11331 Hack Stallion 4yrs & over

11332 Hack Mare 4yrs & over

11333 Hack Gelding 4yrs & over

Champion Hack Australian Stock Horse

Reserve Champion Hack Australian Stock Horse

Australian Stock Horse Ridden Youth

11334 ASH Hack Rider under 13 yrs

11335 ASH Hack Rider 13 & under 18yrs

11336 ASH Working Rider under 13yrs

11337 ASH Working Rider 13 & under 18yrs

Champion Ridden Youth ASH

Reserve Champion Ridden Youth ASH

Australian Stock Horse Working

11338 Novice Working

11339 Working 3yrs & under

11340 Working Stallion 4yrs & over

11341 Working Mare 4yrs & over

11342 Working Gelding 4yrs & over

Champion Australian Stock Horse Working

Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse Working

Ridden Coloured or Western Breed Horse

11343 Ridden Buckskin Horse any sex

11344 Ridden Palomino Horse any sex

11345 Ridden Pinto Horse any sex

11346 Ridden Appaloosa Horse any sex

11347 Ridden Quarter Horse any sex

11348 Ridden Paint Horse any sex

11349 Ridden Cremello any sex

Champion Ridden Coloured or Western Breed

Reserve Champion Ridden Coloured or Western Breed

Ridden Arabian or Derivative

11350 Ridden Purebred Arabian

11351 Ridden Derivative under 14hds

11352 Ridden Derivative over 14hds

Champion Ridden Arabian or Derivative

Reserve Champion Ridden Arabian or Derivative

Led Australian Stock Horse

If numbers warrant classes can be split. Horses must be competition eligible. Handlers must be members. Papers will be checked. Under 13yrs may ride unregistered horses in U13yrs group only.

11301 Led ASH Yearling any sex

11302 Led ASH 2yrs any sex

11303 Led ASH 3yrs any sex

11304 Led ASH Stallion 4yrs and over

11305 Led ASH Mare 4yrs and over

11306 Led ASH Gelding 4yrs and over

Champion Led Australian Stock Horse

Reserve Champion Led Australian Stock Horse

11326 Handler under 13 yrs

11327 Handler 13 & under 18yrs

Led Paint / Quarter Horse

11307 Led Paint/Quarter Horse Stallion or Colt

11308 Led Paint/Quarter Horse Mare or Filly

11309 Led Paint/Quarter Horse Gelding

Champion Led Paint / Quarter Horse

Reserve Champion Led Paint / Quarter Horse

Led Miniature or Little Horse or Small Horse

11310 Mare or Filly Led

11311 Colt or Stallion Led

11312 Gelding Led

Led Coloured Horse

11313 Led Buckskin Stallion or Colt

11314 Led Buckskin Mare or Filly

11315 Led Buckskin Gelding

11316 Led Palomino Stallion or Colt

11317 Led Palomino Mare or Filly

11318 Led Palomino Gelding

11319 Led Pinto any sex

11320 Led Appaloosa any sex

11321 Led Cremello any sex

Champion Led Coloured Horse

Reserve Champion Led Coloured Horse

Led Arabian and Derivatives

11322 Led Purebred Arabian any sex

11323 Led Derivative Stallion or Colt

11324 Led Derivative Mare or Filly

11325 Led Derivative Gelding

Champion Led Arabian or Derivative

Reserve Champion Led Arabian or Derivative

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Ring Four

Heavy Horse - Saturday 7th March 2020 10am Start

Chief Steward - Esmay and Dean Rheinberger - 6373 5001

Led Classes Clydesdales

Prize Money - 1st $30, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 11504 Colt or Stallion

11505 Mare or Filly

Shires, Percherons and Draughts 11506 Gelding any age

11501 Colt or Stallion Champion Clydesdale $50

11502 Mare or Filly Reserve Champion Clydesdale $30

11503 Gelding any age

Champion Heavy Horse $50 Supreme Heavy Horse - $100

Reserve Champion Heavy Horse $30

11507 Junior Handler - Handles under 18yrs of age. Fully covered shoes must be worn

Prize money - 1st $30, 2nd $10, 3rd $5

11508 Ridden Heavy Horse

Prize money - 1st $30, 2nd $10, 3rd $5

Harness classes to follow heavy horse ring

Harness Classes

Chief Steward - Esmay and Dean Rheinberger - 6373 5001 or TBA for Light Harness

Light Harness Classes

11607 Sulky turnout 11614 Novice Horse in Harness over 14hds any sex

11608 Open turnout 11615 Horse in Harness over 14hds any sex

11609 Shetland Mare or Gelding Champion Harness over 14hds

11610 Shetland Stallion Reserve Champion Harness over 14hds

Champion Shetland in Harness

Reserve Champion Shetland in Harness 11616 Lady Driver

11617 Gent Driver

11611 Novice Horse in Harness ne 14hds any sex 11618 Junior Driver

11612 Horse in Harness ne 13hds any sex

11613 Horse in Harness over 13hds ne 14hds any sex Overall Champion Harness (light harness horses permitted)

Champion Harness ne 14hds

Reserve Champion Harness ne 14hds Bernie Dickie Memorial Supreme Harness Horse

Heavy and Medium Horses (Horses must be 15hds and over)

Prize money 1st $40, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 for Heavy and Medium Horses classes only

11601 Single horse in long reins 11604 Lady or Gent DRIVER class

11602 Single Novice Horse 11605 Junior Driver under 18yrs (if sufficient entries)

11603 Single Delivery Horse 11606 Multiple delivery horses 2 or 4 wheeled vehicle

(pairs, teams or more)

Champion Working Horse $75 sponsored by Demore Park Harness Horses

Reserve Champion Working Horse $50 sponsored by Demore Park Harness Horses

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Show Jumping

Friday 6th March to Sunday 8th March 2020

All Entries to be made on Global Entries Online, www.globalentriesonline.com.au before the show. This is a preliminary program please look on Global Entries for any updates or changes.

PIC NUMBER MUST BE SUPPLIED

CHIEF STEWARDS - Andrew and Kate White - 0427 735266 or 63735265

1. All competitions are conducted under EA/FEI rules

2. Approved Australian Standard helmets for ALL showjumping events must be worn.

3. Height classes under 1.05 are unofficial. Classes 1.05cm and above will be official.

4. The Organising Committee reserves the right to alter or amend any of the conditions regulations or any aspect of the event as they see fit.

5. Fences will be constructed at approx. the following heights

6. Entries to be made via Global Entries prior to event.

7. No tape yards will be permitted. As per EA Regulations, portable steel yards maybe erected in approved areas only

8. In classes where there are multiple sections a horse can only enter in one section. That being only (a) or (b) or (c)

9. Changes to entries on the day will be accepted with an additional administration fee.

10. The thoroughbred sport horse classes are for thoroughbred horses that have retired from the race track and are being re-educated. The horses must have a TSHA license which can be purchased on Global Entries online- on the “manage horses” page- and there is a button to press which takes you to the licence page. The microchip number is re-ally important – it does not matter whether the horse is EA registered with a different name – so long as the description and microchip number match. - further competitor information can be found the website.

Horse yards and Stables are limited and therefore must be booked and paid for before the Show see Show Secretary, Allison Beer, phone 0412 815 827

JUDGE: Di Dansey COURSE BUILDER: Tim Dansey

SPONSORED BY

HARBOUR ISP, MCDONALD LAWSON STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, HAVILAH NORTH MERINOS, HUSBANDS SADDLERY, RUSSELL’S CHAFF AND GRAIN, MUDGEE VET HOSPITAL, NATALIE BARRACLOUGH INSURANCE SERVICES, ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, GREGS TYRE & MECHANICAL, CASHEN’S TRANSPORT, GLENDOS PATORAL, RURAL BANK, DAVID GOLDRING, THOROUGHBRED SPORTS HORSE ASSICOATION AND BRUCE MCAVANEY.

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Show Jumping


FRIDAY 6th March 2020

COURSE WALK 10.30 AM START AT 11am.

The following events will run as an AM7

20101 MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY 75 cm Total entry fees will be distributed to the first 4 placegetters on the following basis; 1st 35%, 2nd 20%, 3rd 10%, 4th 5% - Entry fee $10.00

20102 MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY 85 cm Total entry fees will be distributed to the first 4 placegetters on the following basis; 1st 35%, 2nd 20%, 3rd 10%, 4th 5% - Entry fee $10.00

20103 DAVID GOLDRING 100 cm Total $160 - 1st $90, 2nd $40, 3rd $20, 4th$10 - Entry fee $10.00

20104 RURAL BANK 110 cm Total $250 - 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50, 4th $25 - Entry fee $15.00

SATURDAY 7th March 2020

COURSE WALK 7.30 AM STARTING TIME 8 AM

The following events will be run as an AM 7 with the exception being class 19 206

20 201(A) HUSBAND’S SADDLERY, 60 cm under 17 years of age class. The prizes donated by Husbands Saddlery - Entry Fee $8.00

20 201(B) GLENDOS PASTORAL CO 60cm class. Total prizes money is $53.00. 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00, 4th $8.00 - Entry Fee $8.00

20 202 MUDGEE VETERINARY HOSPITAL 75-80 cm class. The total prize money is $90.00. 1st $40.00, 2nd 24.00, 3rd $16.00, 4TH 10.00 - Entry Fee $10.00

20 203 NATALIE BARRACLOUGH INSURANCE SERVICES 95 cm class. The total prize money is $160.00. 1st $90, 2nd 40.00, 3rd $20.00. 4th 10.00 - Entry Fee $10.00

20 204 RURAL BANK 104cm class. Total prize money is $215.00. 1st 95.00 plus Russell’s Chaff and Grain bag of feed, 2nd $65.00, 3rd $35.00, 4TH $20.00 - Entry Fee $15.00

20 205 GREGS TYRE AND MECHANICAL 110 - 115 cm class. Total prize money is $295. 1st $115.00 plus Russells’ Chaff and Grain bag of feed, 2nd $90, 3rd $60.00 4th $30.00 - Entry Fee $15.00

20 206 CASHEN TRANSPORT 120 to 125cm class, AM5, Total prize money $330, 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50 4TH $30.00 - Entry fee $20.00

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Show Jumping


SUNDAY 8th March 2020

Course walk 7.30 STARTING TIME 8.00 AM

The following events will be run as a Super 2 phase other than class 20 306

20 301(a) HUSBAND’S SADDLERY under 17 years of age class. The prizes donated by Husbands Saddlery - Entry Fee $8.

20 301(b) GLENDOS PASTORAL CO 60 cm class, Total prize money is $53. 1st $20,2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4 th $8.00 - Entry Fee $8

20 301(c) THOROUGHBRED SPORT HORSE CLASS SPONORED BY McAVANEY MEDIA 60cm Maiden Class. Total prize money is $120. 1 st $40 plus rug, 2 nd $30, 3 rd $20, 4 th $15, 5 th $10, 6 th $5 - Entry fee $10

20 302(a) HARBOUR ISP 75-80 cm class. Total prize money is $90.00. 1st $40.00, 2nd $24.00, 3rd $16.00, 4th $10.00 - Entry Fee $10.00

20 302 (b) THOROUGHBRED SPORT HORSE CLASS SPONORED BY McAVANEY MEDIA 75-80cm Slipper Class Total prize money 150.00, 1 st $45 plus rug, 2 nd 35.00, 3 rd $25.00, 4 th $20.00, 5 th 15, 6 th 10 - Entry Fee $10

20 303(a) HAVILAH NORTH MERINOS 90-1.00 cm class. Total prize money is $160.00, 1st $90.00, 2nd $40.00, 3rd $20.00 4th $10.00 - Entry Fee $10.00

20 303(b) THOROUGHBRED SPORT HORSE CLASS SPONSORED BY McAVANEY MEDIA 90-1.00cm Group 3 Class, Total prize money $240, 1 st $80 plus rug, 2 nd $60, 3 rd $40, 4 th $30,5 th $20, 6 th $10 - Entry Fee $15

20 304(a) MCDONALD LAWSON STOCK AND STATION AGENTS 1.05 – 1.10cm class. Total prize money is $215.00, 1st 95.00 plus Russell’s Chaff and Grain bag of feed, 2nd $65.00, 3rd $35.00 4th $20.00 - Entry Fee $15.00

20 304(b) THOROUGHBRED SPORT HORSE CLASS SPONSORED BY McAVANEY MEDIA 1.05-1.10cm Group 2 Class. Total prize money $300. 1 st 90 plus rug, 2 nd $70, 3 rd 50, 4 th 40, 5 th 30, 6 th 20 - Entry fee $15

20 305 (a) ADVANCE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 115 - 120cm class. Total prize money is $295, 1st $115.00 plus Russell’s Chaff and Grain bag of feed, 2nd $90, 3rd $60.00 4th $30.00 - Entry Fee $15.00

20 305 (b) THOROUGHBRED SPORT HORSE CLASS SPONSORED BY McAVANEY MEDIA 1.15-120cm Group 1 Class. Total prize money $550. 1 st $150 plus rug, 2 nd $120, 3 rd $100, 4 th 80, 5 th 60, 6 th 40 - Entry fee $20.

20 306 CASHEN TRANSPORT 125cm plus class AM5 GRAND PRIX Total prize money $410, 1st $170, 2nd $120, 3rd $70, 4th $50.00 - Entry fee $25.00

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Horses

Dressage

unofficial Fun Day 9am Saturday 7th March 2020

Entry Fee: $5.00 per test – all competitors must wear approved helmets

Entries: Entries close on the day. Tickets are available from the Ticket office. Event starting at 8.30am and the arena will close at 12noon. Morning Tea Break at 11am. Ride at your convenience.

Chief Steward: Adelle Beer - 0422 224 757

Prize Money: 1st place a prize and ribbon, 2nd place $5 plus ribbon and 3rd place Ribbon

Conditions: 1. Approved Safety Helmet MUST be worn.

2. Callers are permitted, NO penalty. 3. Unofficial Dressage fun day. 4. MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY PIC NUMBER: - ND433989

TESTS: Prep A

Prelim 1.1

Novice 2.1

Age groups for each test 18yrs and over and 17yrs and under

Trophy awarded to highest single percentage test result across all three tests. 18yrs and over and 17yrs and under. Donated by Priscilla Williams and Trish Robinson.

ARENA OPENS AT 8.30 AM

Presentation at 1.00 pm

Come and Try Western Events and Cowboy Dressage

Sunday March 8th 2020 - 9am start

Equipment and attire may be English, Stock Horse or Western. Riding boots and long sleeved shirt expected.

Note - Western Events

Competitors in classes 1 & 2 re not eligible to compete in classes 11 & 12. Patterns for classes 5,8,9.10,11 & 12 will be posted at the arena on Sunday morning. All patterns as listed above are taken from AQHA Rule Book, 2018

Come and Try Cowboy Dressage

1. Open Challenge Court Walk Jog

2. Youth Challenge Court Walk Jog

3. Open Challenge Court Walk Jog Lope

4. Youth Challenge Court Walk Jog Lope

Note - Cowboy Dressage

Patterns for Cowboy Dressage will be posted at the arena on Sunday morning. All Cowboy Dressage patterns are taken from the official Cowboy Dressage World Rule Book.

Sponsored by Mudgee Show Society and Indigiearth

Entry - $2 per entry

Contact - [email protected]

Come and Try Western Events

1. Open Western Pleasure

2. Youth Western Pleasure

3. Open Trail

4. Youth Trail .

5. Rider with a Disability Trail, handler permissible

RWD Walk and Jog Pattern

6. Open Western Horsemanship

7. Youth Western Horsemanship

8. Rider with a Disability Western Horsemanship,

handler permissible. RWD Walk or Jog Pattern

9. Open Western Riding, Western Riding Pattern #1, AQHA Rule Book, 2018

10. Youth Western Riding as above

11. Open Ranch Riding, Ranch Riding Pattern #1,

AQHA Rule Book 2018

Youth Ranch Riding as above

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Dogs

Dog Show

Saturday 7th March 2020

Entry Fee $12.00 (includes Dogs NSW Administration fee) Sweepstakes $8.00

Entries Close 22nd February 2020 with Easydog entries

Mail entries with Dian Gillespie - 11 Rodgers Street, Kandos NSW 2848

Entry Enter via Nicholson Street gate

Catalogues $4.00 prepaid with entries

Stewards Dian Gillespie - 0428 791 120

Details The Mudgee Show Society Inc. Championship Dog Show is affiliated with Dogs NSW and will be held on Saturday 7th March 2020.

Judges Mr R Besoff (NSW) 6/12mths Sweepstakes, Toys, Terriers, Hounds, General Species, Mrs D Besoff (NSW) 3/6mths Sweepstakes, Gundogs, Working Dogs, Utility, Non Sporting

Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 and 18 as per catalogue

Judging Order As per catalogue

Judging Commences 9am with Sweepstakes, ordinary Classes to follow

Prizes GENERAL SPECIES: Prize and Sash. GROUP SPECIALS Prize and Sash. 3/6mths and 6/12mths

Sweepstakes 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prize and Sash.

Conditions 1. All remittances to be made in favour of Mudgee Show Society Inc. 2. The Club reserve the right to alter or amend judging arrangements and to substitute judges when deemed necessary. 3. A separate entry form for Sweepstakes

Dog High Jump Competition

Saturday 7th March 2020 Starts at 2pm - Entries in by 1.40pm

Entry Fee $2 per dog

Contact Audra Field - 0412 972 308

Conditions 1. Dogs must be on leash at all times except when competing

2. Each entrant is allowed three attempts at each height - last dog standing wins

3. Dogs may only be encouraged by handler, not assisted

4. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes to be won

Classes Miniature Dog < 30cm

Medium Dog < 55cm

Large Dog > 55cm

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Caged Birds

Entry Fee 50c per bird

Entries close 3pm Friday 6th March 2020

Judging 9.20am Saturday 7th March 2020

Chief Steward Bill and Elaine Robinson - 6374 2460

1. All birds to be staged no later than 9.00am on Saturday 7th March 2020

2. All exhibits must be shown in standard show cages unless stated

3. No bird to be removed before 5pm Saturday 7th March 2020

4. Entries must be made in duplicate

5. The decision of the Chief Steward and/or Judge is final

Classes

22001 - Finch

Champion Finch - $10

Sponsored by Mudgee Veterinary Hospital

22002 - Budgie

Champion Budgie - $10


22003 - Canary

Champion Canary - $10


22004 - Small Parrot - any parrot the size of a Quarion or small

Champion Small Parot - $10


22005 - Large Parrot - any parrot larger than a Quarion

Champion Large Parrot - $10


Grand Champion Caged Bird - $10


Prizes will include ribbon and card for 1st and 2nd placings. Special ribbons and prizes for champion birds.

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Entry Fee NIL

Entries Close To secretary by 3pm Friday, 28th February 2020. Ph 6372 4099 or by mail to PO Box 199, Mudgee. Email entries will be accepted - [email protected].

Prize Placing Card. There are special prizes. If insufficient entries are received, some special

prizes may not be awarded. This is at the discretion of the chief steward.

Chief Stewards Bill & Elaine Robinson - 6374 2460

Conditions 1. All birds are to be penned ready for judging by 8.30am Saturday 7th March 2020. 2. All exhibits must have been the bona fide property of the exhibitor for at least one month prior to the Show. 3. No local birds are to be removed before 5pm Saturday. Visitors may remove birds after

4pm & then only on delivery by the Stewards. 4. Birds shown in trios cannot compete in single classes. 5. No prize is to be divided where there is prize money. 6. All Junior Classes are open to juniors aged 6 to 16 years. 7. MUDGEE SHOW SOCIETY PIC NUMBER:- ND433989

8. Pic numbers must be provided for all movement of livestock.

PLEASE NOTE: IF THE ROTA VIRUS VACCINE IS AVAILABLE FROM DEC 2017, THE PIGEON SECTION WILL RUN. If Not available the pigeon section WILL NOT RUN.

Poultry

PART ONE

Soft Feather Big Fowl 22122 Silkie Female

22101 Australorp Male 22123 Sussex Male

22102 Australorp Female 22124 Sussex Female

22103 Australian Langshan Black Male 22125 Wyandotte AC Male

22104 Australian Langshan Black Female 22126 Wyandotte AC Female

22105 Australian Langshan White Male 22127 AOV SF Male

22106 Australian Langshan White Female 22128 AOV SF Female

22107 Australian Langshan Blue Male

22108 Australian Langshan Blue Female Hard Feather Big Fowl

22109 Brahama Male 22129 Indian Game Male

22110 Brahama Female 22130 Indian Game Female

22111 Hamburgh AC Male 22131 Modern Game Male

22112 Hamburgh AC Female 22132 Modern Game Female

22113 Leghorn AC Male 22133 OEG Black Red Male

22114 Leghorn AC Female 22134 OEG Partridge Female

22115 Orpington Male 22135 OEG Blue Red Male

22116 Orpington Female 22136 OEG Blue Red Female

22117 Plymouth Rock Male 22137 OEG AOV Male

22118 Plymouth Rock Female 22138 OEG AOV Female

22119 Rhode Island Red Male 22139 AOV Game Male

22120 Rhode Island Red Female 22140 AOV Game Female

22121 Silkie Male White

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PART TWO

Soft Feather Bantam Hard Feather Bantam (continued)

22201 Australorp Male 22254 Modern Duckwing Male

22202 Australorp Female 22255 Modern Duckwing Female

22203 Australian Langshan Black Male 22256 Modern Black Tail Wheaton Male

22204 Australian Langshan Black Female 22257 Modern Black Tail Wheaton Female

22205 Australian Langshan White Male 22258 Modern AOC Male

22206 Australian Langshan White Female 22259 Modern AOC Female

22207 Australian Langshan Blue Male 22260 OEG Spangled Male

22208 Australian Langshan Blue Female 22261 OEG Spangled Female

22209 Brahma Male 22262 OEG Black Red Male

22210 Brahma Female 22263 OEG Partridge, Wheaton Female

22211 Belgian d’Uccle Male 22264 OEG Blue Red Male

22212 Belgian d’Uccle Female 22265 OEG Blue Red Female

22213 Frizzle Male 22266 OEG Blue Tailed Male

22214 Frizzle Female 22267 OEG Blue Tailed Female

22215 Japanese AC Male 22268 OEG Duckwing Male

22216 Japanese AC Female 22269 OEG Duckwing Female

22217 Leghorn AC Male 22270 Indian Game Male

22218 Leghorn AC Female 22271 Indian Game Female

22219 Orpington Male 22272 Australian Game Male

22220 Orpington Female 22273 Australian Game Female

22221 Pekin Black Male 22274 Pit Male

22222 Pekin Black Female 22275 Pit Female

22223 Pekin Buff Male

22224 Pekin Buff Female Breed Trio

22225 Pekin Blue Male 22280 Soft Feather Breed Trio

22226 Pekin Blue Female 22281 Hard Feather Breed Trio

22227 Pekin AOC Male

22228 Pekin AOC Female Waterfowl

22229 Rhode Island Red Male 22301 Muscovy Drake

22230 Rhode Island Red Female 22302 Muscovy Duck

22231 Sussex Bantam Male 22303 Indian Runner Drake

22232 Sussex Bantam Female 22304 Indian Runner Duck

22233 Naked Neck Male 22305 Call Drake White

22234 Naked Neck Female 22306 Call Duck White

22235 Wyandotte White Male Bantam 22307 Call Drake Mallard

22236 Wyandotte White Female Bantam 22308 Call Duck Mallard

22237 Wyandotte AOC Male 22309 Call Drake AORC

22238 Wyandotte AOC Female 22310 Call Drake AORC

22239 AOV Softfeather Male 22311 Pekin Drake

22240 AOV Softfeather Female 22312 Pekin Duck

22313 Gander any breed

Hard Feather Bantam 22314 Goose any breed

22250 Modern Pile Male 22315 AOV Waterfowl Male

22251 Modern Pile Female 22316 AOV Waterfowl Female

22252 Modern Black Red Male

22253 Modern Black Red Female

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Miscellaneous Grand Champion Bird of the Show Trophy

22350 Turkey Male AC

22351 Turkey Female AC Champion Hard Feather Big Fowl $20

22352 Guinea Fowl Male Reserve Champion Hard Feather Big Fowl $10

22353 Guinea Fowl Female Champion Soft Feather Big Fowl $20

Reserve Champion Soft Feather Big Fowl $10

Junior

22401 Any Variety Bantam Male Champion Hard Feather Bantam $20

22402 Any Variety Bantam Female Reserve Champion Hard Feather Bantam $10

22403 Any Variety Large Fowl Male Champion Soft Feather Bantam $20

22404 Any Variety Large Fowl Female Reserve Champion Soft Feather Bantam $10

Champion Breed Trio $10 Champion Waterfowl $20

Champion Turkey $10 Reserve Champion Waterfowl $10

Champion Junior $10

Pigeons

Fancy Pigeons Racing Pigeon

22501 Modena Schietti Cock 22527 Blue Chequer Cock

22502 Modena Schietti Hen 22528 Blue Chequer Hen

22503 Helmet Cock 22529 Red Chequer Cock

22504 Helmet Hen 22530 Red Chequer Hen

22505 Jacobin Cock 22531 Blue Bar Cock

22506 Jacobin Hen 22532 Blue Bar Hen

22507 Australian Performing Tumbler Cock 22533 Mealy Cock

22508 Australian Performing Tumbler Hen 22534 Mealy Hen

22509 African Owl Cock 22535 Grizzle Cock

22510 African Owl Hen 22536 Grizzle Hen

22511 Blondinette Cock 22537 White Cock

22512 Blondinette Hen 22538 White Hen

22513 Satinette Cock 22539 AOC Cock

22514 Satinette Hen 22540 AOC Hen

22515 Saxon Monk Cock

22516 Saxon Monk Hen Juniors

22517 Archangle Cock 22541 Homer Cock

22518 Archangle Hen 22542 Homer Hen

22519 AOV Fancy Pigeon Cock 22543 Fancy Cock

22520 AOV Fancy Pigeon Hen 22544 Fancy Hen

Utility Pigeon

22521 Lahore Cock Champion Fancy Pigeon $20

22522 Lahore Hen Reserve Champion Fancy Pigeon $10

22523 Swiss Mondane Cock Champion Racing Homer $20

22524 Swiss Mondane Hen Reserve Champion Fancy Pigeon $10

22525 AOV Utility Cock Champion Utility Pigeon $10

22526 AOV Utility Hen Champion Junior $10

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Livestock Entry Form

The Exhibitor applied for entry to the Mudgee Show in the class(es) set out below and acknowledges that such application and any acceptance thereof shall be subject to the conditions set out in the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Sections. The closing dates for entries and the entrance fees are as set out in the schedule.

Class No Class Description / Registered name

of Animal / Tattoo No. Livestock

Date of Birth Ear Tag Entry Fee

Total: PIC NUMBER _____________________________________________________________________


Please Note: Before you sign this application you should read the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Sections.

Exhibitors Name (BLOCK LETTERS) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________

Signature _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date ____________________________

Where the exhibitor is under 18 years of age or under any other legal incapacity, this application must be signed by a parent or guardian who acknowledges his or her obligation under Clause 8 of the Conditions of Entry.

Parent or Guardian's Name (BLOCK LETTERS) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________

Parent or Guardian's Signature __________________________________________________________________________________ Date ____________________________

Please Note: Exhibitors are required to pay for entry into the Mudgee Showground during the Show.

Return Entries to: The Secretary, Mudgee Show Society, PO Box 199, Mudgee NSW 2850. Phone: 0412 815 827 Email: [email protected]

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Main Pavilion ENTRY FEE $1 per exhibit, maximum charge of $10 per person. There will not be any charge for Aged or Disability Pensioners or for Junior entries.

CHIEF STEWARD Marlene Sewell - 0408 903 742

ENTRY OPEN & CLOSING DATES

Photography - 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Fine Art - 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Junior and Teenage Art – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Literature – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Craft – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Pottery/Ceramics – 10am-2pm Sun 01/02/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Woodwork – Drop into main Pavilion or woodwork shed throughout week - Closes 5pm 05/03/2020

Knitting & Crochet – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Needlework & Sewing – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Spinning & Weaving – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Home Produce – 10am-2pm Sun 01/03/2020 & 8:30am-5pm Mon 02/03/2020

Horticulture - 8am – 10am Fri 06/03/2020

Farm & Garden – 12noon-5pm Thurs 05/03/2020 and 8am-9am Fri 06/03/2020

Cooking – 8:30am-10am and 3:00pm-5:00pm ONLY Thurs 05/03/2020

COLLECTION OF ENTRIES

Exhibits may be collected from the Main Pavilion on Sunday 8th March from 10 am to 12 noon. You will be required to present your tickets with entry numbers on them to collect your items. Any perishable items eg: farm produce, fruit, or cooking not collected will be disposed of at 12. Any other items not collected will be stored in the Mudgee Show Society office. Pick up of these uncollected exhibits is to be organized by their owners with the Mudgee Show Secretary at a mutually convenient time. Any items not collected by the end of the month (31 st March 2020) will be disposed of or donated to charity at the discretion of the Mudgee Show Secretary.

PRIZE MONEY

For all classes the prize will be 1st Place - $5, unless otherwise specified. Champion Awards - $10

Lions Club Awards - Champion of Champions – OPEN - $100 - JUNIOR - $50

Premier Exhibitor of Main Pavilion (Most Successful) - $50

Premier Exhibitor Competition is open to all exhibitors in Main Pavilion ONLY. Points will be accrued from all sections

1st – 2pts & 2nd – 1pt, also need to have entered into 3 different sections in the Pavilion.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

1. All exhibitors must abide by the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and the Conditions of Entry found on this page as well as on the individual section pages following. 2. All exhibits must be the original work of the exhibitor and completed in the past 12 months. 3. A NOVICE is an exhibitor who hasn’t won a First Prize at an Agricultural Show in that section. 4. Open & novice exhibits in the FINE ART section must be framed or mounted ready to hang. 5. Exhibits in the COOKING section must be home cooking. No packet cakes allowed unless specified. Exhibits are to be cooked in 20cm round or square tins & dis-played on white disposable plates and covered in either cellophane or placed in an oven bag, unless specified. Fruit cakes and decorated cake are to be displayed on boards. 6. Exhibits in the FARM & GARDEN section may be cut by the judge. 7. Entries in HOME PRODUCE section, except Sauce & Preserves, are to be in glass jars with a minimum size of 110g. Sauces are to be displayed in glass bottles minimum size 125g. 8. Frames of honey entered in the HONEY section are to be displayed in glass or covered with cellophane. 9. Exhibits in the HONEY section (apart from frames of honey) are to be displayed in 250g jars, with PLAIN lids (eg: no writing). 10. Each exhibit in the HOME BREW is to consist one of standard size bottle, which will be opened by the judge and the excess content discarded. 11. The Main Pavilion will be open at 8am Friday for delivery of HORTICULTURE exhibits. 12. Articles entered in the NEEDLEWORK section must not have been washed. 13. Natural Fibres are preferred for KNITTING & CROCHET class entries. 14. Skeins of hand spun wool entered in the SPINNING & WEAVING section must weigh a minimum of 50g. 15. For hand spun fibre entered in the SPINNING & WEAVING section, you must state intended use (eg: adult or child’s garment) & attach a sample of the fibres used. 16. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of the Chief Steward.

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Steward Mudgee Camera Club Entries Close 5.00pm Monday 2 March 2020

Conditions of entry

1. If entries are posted return postage is to be included with the entry fees. Postage will not be taken out of prize money.

2. Maximum of three entries per exhibitor per class. 3. Photographs should be mounted on cardboard or framing mattes ready for display. Borders should be approximately 2cm. FRAMED PHOTOGRAPHS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 4. Print sizes (not including mount)

a. Junior Minimum 6x4, maximum 8x12

b. Novice & Open Minimum 8x10, maximum 12x18 Exhibitors name, section & class entered must be on the back of each entry.

5. Photographs must be taken in the last twelve months

6. Velcro will be placed on the back of the photographs to help with display. Please take this into account when organizing your entries. 7. Digital Photo Art is an open class. The original image must be made by the exhibitor using film or digital imaging equipment. Any modifications to the original image must be made by the exhibitor. The final work must be done on photographic print material. Digital Photo Art will not be eligible for the Best Print of the Show. 8. Definitions are as follows; a. Junior - any school student

b. Novice - Open to photographers who have not won a first prize at an Agricultural Show

c. Open - all photographers

9. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of the Chief Steward.

10. See general conditions of entry for other details.

Juniors Open Section

24101 Nature 24113 Nature

24102 People 24114 People

24103 Landscape/Seascape 24115 Landscape/Seascape

24104 Action/Sport 24116 Action/Sport

24105 Pets 24117 Open Subject

24106 Open Subject 24118 Black & White

Novice Section Digital Photography

24107 Nature 24119 Digital Photo Art

24108 People

24109 Landscape/Seascape Best Print - Junior Section

24110 Action/Sport Best Print - Novice Section

24111 Open Subject Best Print - Open Section

24112 Black & White Best Print of the Show

Fine Art

Entries Close 5pm Monday 02 March 2020

Conditions of entry Novice

1. A NOVICE is an exhibitor who hasn’t won a First Prize 25201 Oil/Acrylic

at an Agricultural Show in that section. 25202 Watercolour/Watercolour style

2. Open & novice exhibits must be framed or mounted 25203 Drawing (crayon, pencil, pastel, charcoal)

ready to hang. 25204 Mixed Media

3. All exhibits must be the original work of the exhibitor 25205 Print Making

and completed in the past 12 months. 25206 Special Consideration

4. The determination of class entry is at the discretion (Any item made by a person with special needs)

of the Chief Steward.

5. See general conditions of entry for other details. Best exhibit Portrait Open

Best exhibit Portrait Novice

Painting / Drawing Best exhibit Landscape Open

Open Best exhibit Landscape Novice

25101 Oil/Acrylic Best exhibit of Drawing, Mixed Media or Print Making - Novice

25102 Watercolour/Watercolour style Best exhibit Still Life Open

25103 Drawing (crayon, pencil, pastel, charcoal) Best exhibit Still Life Novice

25104 Mixed Media

25105 Print Making

Main Pavilion

Photography

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Main Pavilion

Sculpture


Condition of entry

1. Entries must be the original work of the exhibitor

2. Entries must have been completed within the previous 12 months. 3. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of the Chief Steward.

4. NO GLASS FRAMES

5. Entries must be picked up between 10 am and 12 noon on the Sunday 3rd March 2019.


High School Class Project Entries

25301 Painting 1 item or multiple similar items to be judged as whole exhibit

25302 Drawing 25316 Open

25303 Collage 25317 Senior Primary

25318 Junior Primary

Senior Primary 25319 Infants

25304 Painting 25320 Pre-School

25305 Drawing

25306 Collage Digital Art (more info below and over page)

25321 Junior (Primary)

Junior Primary 25322 Teenage (High School)

25307 Painting

25308 Drawing Prize money for Digital Art Category: 25309 Collage Best Original Work - $50

Sponsored by Alexandra Papworth

Infants

25310 Painting Best High School Art

25311 Drawing Best Senior Primary Art

24312 Collage Best Junior Primary Art

Best Infants Art

Pre-School Best Pre-School Art

25313 Painting Best Class Project

25314 Drawing

25315 Collage

Junior and Teenage Arts


Conditions of entry

1. A NOVICE is an exhibitor who hasn’t won a First Prize 25501 Sculpture - Open (any medium)

at an Agricultural Show in that section.

2. Open & novice exhibits must be framed or mounted ready to hang. 25502 Sculpture - Novice (any medium)

3. All exhibits must be the original work of the exhibitor and completed in the past 12 months. 25503 Sculpture - Junior (any medium)

4. The determination of class entry is at the discretion

of the Chief Steward Best exhibit of Sculpture - Novice

5. See general conditions of entry for other details. Best exhibit of Sculpture - Open

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Digital Art Competition

Sponsored by – Alexandra Papworth

Entries Close: 5:00pm Monday 2 March 2020

Conditions of Entry: 1. All Exhibitors must abide by the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and the Conditions of Entry. (Main Pavilion Page)

2. All exhibits must be original works and completed in last 12 months

3. The Judge reserves the right to disqualify any project due to poor quality, inappropriateness of content, or concerns regarding copyright in the original work.

Digital Art (definition as accepted for showing)

1. Photo- manipulation using digital means. This means an image combined using digital techniques to create a composition. (Ex. 1)

2. Image generated by using digital means

A. Unique Image generated by using the entrant’s program (Example 2)

B. Fan art image generated by using the entrant’s programs (Example 3)

3. Manipulation of typography a visual medium (Example 4)

4. Examples of acceptable pieces include: A. Advertising posters for non-existent products

B. Technical Illustrations for non-existent products (Example 5)

C. Fine Art

Criteria for Judging Digital Art Categories

1. Uniqueness/originality 25321 Junior

2. Quality (neatness and craft) 25322 Teenage

3. Aesthetic quality (design, composition, colour/tones)

4. Concept of idea demonstrated (technical or story)

5. Selection and application of materials, and complexity/level of digital technology used

Not permitted

1. Digital stills of video games

2. Digital still of unique character using videogames characters creation

3. Videography cannot be displayed – therefore deemed unacceptable

4. Digital appropriation of well known/publicly accessible works including another’s photos, clip art or other unoriginal sources

5. Indecent or confronting works that are deemed unsuitable

— Examples —

Example 1

Example 5

Example 3 Example 4

Example 2

Main Pavilion

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Entries close: 5pm Monday 2 March 2020 Steward – Lea Leisfield - 63723633

Conditions of entry: 1. All entries must be the original work of the exhibitor

2. Exhibitors in the school section must attend a school in the Mudgee District

3. Only one entry per class member

4. In the SCHOOL section, the exhibitors name, school attended and class entered must be on the back of each entry, as well as a statement by a parent, guardi-an or teacher, indicating it is the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 5. In the OPEN section, entry must be on an official entry form and will incur an entry fee of $1

6. The determination of the class entry is at the discretion of the Chief Steward


OPEN POETRY JUNIOR PRIMARY

26001 Poetry – Title – “The Promise” 26006 Story – Title – “The Birthday Cake” Prize Money - First - $30, Second - $20 maximum 1 x A4 page

HIGH SCHOOL Prize Money - First - $10, Second - $5

26002 Story – The story is to start with “It’s times like these...” INFANTS

Maximum 2 x A4 pages 26007 Story – Title – “My Garden” maximum 1 x A4 page

Prize Money - First - $20, Second - $10 Prize Money - First - $10, Second -$5

26003 Poetry – Title – “The Promise” maximum 40 lines SPECIAL AWARDS - donated by MUDGEE LIONS CLUB

Prize Money - First - $20, Second - $10 Champions of Champions – Open - $100

SENIOR PRIMARY - Junior - $50

26004 Story – The story is to start with Premier Exhibitor of Main Pavilion (Most Successful) - $50

“Amazing. It was just amazing …..” Premier Exhibitor Competition is open to all exhibitors Prize Money - First - $10, Second - $5 in Main Pavilion ONLY. Points will be accrued from all sections 26005 Poetry - “Rain” maximum 20 lines 1st – 2pts & 2nd – 1pt, also need to have entered into 3 Prize Money - First - $10, Second - $5 different sections in the Pavilion.

Craft

Entries close - 5pm Monday 2 March 2020

1. All work must have been completed in the last 12 months 3. See general conditions of entry for other details

2. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of the 4. Lego - Size limit - one board (40x40cm) per entry

Chief Steward.

Junior Primary (Yrs 3-4)

Open 26121 Calligraphy/handwriting

26101 Folk Art 26122 Article using recycled material

26102 Beading 26123 Lego construction

26103 Card - any style/technique 26124 Other construction kit eg. Clix

26104 Card - 3 dimensional 26125 Any other craft item 26105 Scrapbooking - any style Infants

26106 Paper craft - any other paper craft 26126 Article using recycled material

26107 Leatherwork 26127 Lego construction

26108 Doll or Toy - not eligible for other classes 26128 Other construction Kit eg. Clix

26109 Bag - not eligible for needlework 26129 Any other craft item

26110 Article using recycled material Pre-School

26111 Model from a commercial construction kit 26130 Article using recycled material

26112 Any other craft item 26131 Lego construction

High School 26132 Other construction kit eg. Clix 26113 Article of paper craft 26133 Any other craft item

26114 Article of metal work Special Consideration

26115 Any other craft 26134 Any craft item made by an individual with special needs

Senior Primary (Yrs 5-6) Best Open Craft

26116 Calligraphy/handwriting Best High School Craft

26117 Article using recycled material Best Senior Primary Craft

26118 Lego construction Best Junior Primary Craft

26119 Construction kit eg. Clix Best Infants Craft

26120 Any other craft item Best Preschool Craft

Main Pavilion

Literature

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Entries close 5pm Monday 2 March 2020

Conditions of entry: 1. All exhibits must have been completed in the last 12 months

2. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of the Chief Steward

3. See general conditions of entry for other details

Open Junior

27101 Hand built article - Sculptural 27111 Hand built article

27102 Hand built article - Practical 27112 Thrown article

27103 Thrown article 27113 Any other article made from clay

27104 Slip cast - including doll

27105 Any other article made from clay Best Exhibit Pottery / Ceramics - Open

Novice

27106 Hand built article - Sculptural Best Exhibit Pottery / Ceramics - Novice

27107 Hand built article - Practical

27108 Thrown article Best Exhibit Pottery / Ceramics - Junior

27109 Slip cast - including doll

27110 Any other article made from clay

Woodwork

Entries close - 5pm Thursday 5 March 2020

Steward - Mudgee-Gulgong Woodworkers - Ross Christian - 6372 2126

Conditions of entry


2. See General Conditions of entry for other details

All articles will be displayed in The Woodworker’s Pavilion which is adjacent to the Main Pavilion

Open Junior

28101 Toy made from wood 28106 Article made by a Primary School Student

28102 Article of recycled wood 28107 Article made by a Junior High School Student - Yr 7-10

28103 Decorative box - large or small 28108 Article made by a student in Yr 11 or 12 or TAFE

28104 Any turned article Best Article of Woodwork in Show - $50 cash prize

28105 Any other article sponsored by Woodworkers of Mudgee & Gulgong

Main Pavilion

Pottery / Ceramics

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Conditions of entry: Crochet

1. Natural Fibres are preferred for entries. 31115 Adult’s garment

2. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of 31116 Adult’s stole or shawl

the Chief Steward. 31117 Child’s garment

3. See general conditions of entry for other details. 31118 Baby’s garment

4. All entries must have been completed in last 12 months. 31119 Accessory (gloves, hat, etc.)

5. All entries are NOT to be washed. 31120 Crochet rug

31121 Crochet Toy

Knitting 31122 Crochet Doily/Doilies

31101 Adult’s garment under 7 ply 31123 Article made in cotton

31102 Adult’s garment in 8ply and over 31124 Any other crochet article

31103 Stole or shawl 31125 Crochet made by novice

31104 Child’s garment 31126 Crochet made by school student

31105 Baby’s garment

31106 Hat, headwear and scarves Best Crochet Garment or Article

31107 Gloves and socks

31108 Knitted rug or blanket Best Knitted or Crocheted Article by a student

31109 Knitted novelty article

31110 Machine knitted article Best Knitted Garment or Article

31111 Knitted toy

31112 Any other knitted article Most Successful Exhibitor - excludes junior classes

31113 Article made by novice

31114 Article made by a school student

Spinning and Weaving

Entries close: 5pm Monday 2 March 2020

Conditions of entry: 1. Skeins of hand spun wool entered must weigh a minimum of 50g.

2. For hand spun fibre entries must state intended use eg: adult or child’s garment and attach a sample of the fibres used. 3. The determination of class entry is at the discretion of the Chief Steward.


33101 Skein of Hand Spun Wool. 33102 Skein of Hand Spun Natural Fibre other than Wool (stating fibre used)

33103 Skein of Hand Spun Yarn Blend (more than 2 fibres - state fibres used)

33104 Knitted or crocheted article using handspun natural fibre/s (state fibre)

33105 Knitted or Crocheted article using natural fibre other than wool (state fibre used)

33106 Knitted or Crocheted item using two or more fibres (state fibres used)

33107 Hand Woven article using handspun natural fibre/fibres

33108 Woven Article using commercial natural fibre/fibres

33109 Article using handmade felt in natural fibres

33110 Any other article using hand spun yarn (more than one method may be used eg: Felting, knitting &crochet)

Best Skein of Hand Spun Fibre

Best Article - Spinning & Weaving Classes

Most Successful Exhibitor (excluding Jnr Classes)

Main Pavilion

Knitting and Crochet

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Conditions of entry:

1. Articles entered in the needlework section must NOT have been washed


3. See general conditions of entry for other details

4. All entries must have been completed within the last 12 months

Main Pavilion

Needlework and Sewing

Sewing

30122 An article of soft furnishings (eg. Cushion, lampshade)

30123 Tea cosy

30124 Coat hanger

30125 Dressed doll - not porcelain

30126 Teddy bear

30127 Clown, doll or toy, etc. 30128 Bag - using any technique (eg. Patchwork, embroidery)

30129 Any other article

Junior

30130 Any article made by a High School student

30131 Any article made by a Primary School student

Special Consideration

30132 Any article made by an individual with special needs

Best article of Embroidery

Best article of Dressmaking - Open

Best article of Dressmaking - Junior

Best article of Quilting

Best article of Needle work - Open

Best article of Needlework - Junior

Most Successful Exhibitor (excluding junior classes)

Needlework

30101 Creative or Wool Embroidery

30102 Article of Tatting or Bobbin Lace

30103 Any article of Tapestry

30104 Article using candle wicking

30105 Any other article of embroidery

30106 Any article of smocking

30107 Christening robe / baby’s frock

30108 Child’s garment

30109 Any other article of dressmaking

Quilting

30110 Quilt/wall hanging - machine pieced

30111 Quilt/wall hanging - hand pieced

30112 Quilt/wall hanging - machine applique

30113 Quilt/wall hanging - hand applique

30114 Quilt/wall hanging - commercially quilted

(entrant’s top; commercially quilted by another)

30115 Quilt/wall hanging - hand quilted

30116 Article less than 1 metre square (eg. wall hanging)

using quilting and/or applique

30117 Quilt/wall hanging made by a novice

Cross Stitch

30118 Counted cross stitch

30119 Cross stitch book mark / card

30120 Novice Cross Stitch

30121 Long stitch

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Wool Article/Garment State Competition

Entries Close: 5pm Monday 2nd March 2020

Three Different Types Of Wool Articles and/or Garments

- sponsored by Mudgee Superfine Woolgrowers Association.

Conditions of entry

1. For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply:

a. Garment: an item that can be worn e.g. dress, jacket, scarf, hat

b. Article: a utility item that is not worn but can be used in the home eg: blanket; with an outfit eg: bag; for amusement eg: toy; as a decoration eg: picture etc.

2. The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of, and contain a minimum of, 80% wool.

3. Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be hand crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted).

4. A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item making up the exhibit. If a label is not available as a handspun/felted, a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice.

5. An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of individuals, or an organization.

6. All three article/garments must have been completed within the 12 months prior to the local show and made by the exhibitor/s. 7. An exhibit having won at a local show may be exhibited (the same three article/garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then eligible to compete in the State Final.

8. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.

9. An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again.

10. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select three suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitors permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned.

11. It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the transfer of the winning entry to the ASC Office in Sydney for the State judging.

Patchwork Quilt Group Competition

Entries Close: 5pm Monday 2nd March 2020

Conditions of Entry

1. The exhibit is to be not more than one metre on any one side (rectangle or square shape only) 2. Framed and board mounted exhibits not permitted. 3. Must be machine pieced and machine quilted. 4. Minimal Embellishments. Small amount only not to overpower patchwork. 5. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 6. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final. 7. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at the Group Final. 8. If, for any reason, a winner is unable to compete at Group level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. 9. All work to have been completed in the last eighteen (18) months prior to its entry at a local show. 10. An exhibit that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again. 11. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select a suitable quilt and, with the exhibitor’s permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned. 12. Group Final location and date is to be determined by the Group. It is the responsibility of either the exhibitor or the Show Society to ensure the quilt is delivered on Judging Day and collected in an appropriate time frame after the competition.

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Entries close 5pm Monday 2 March 2020

Steward: Tracey Cameron - 0418452278

Conditions of entry: 1. Entries in all sections, except sauces and preserves, are to be in glass jars with screw top lids with a minimum size of 110g. 2. Sauces are to be displayed in glass bottles with a minimum size 125g. 3. Frames of honey entered are to be displayed in glass or cellophane. 4. Honey exhibits are to be displayed in 250g jars, with plain lids screw top lids (i.e. NO writing).

5. Home brew exhibits are to consist of one standard size bottle, which will be opened by the judge.



Sweet Preserves Olives

34201 Peach Jam 34401 Brined Olives

34202 Plum Jam 34402 Flavoured Olives

34203 Apricot Jam 34403 Pickled Olives

34204 Fig Jam

34205 Grape Jam Honey

34206 Tomato Jam 35101 Jar of Light Honey

34207 Tomato with other fruit/berry 35102 Jar of Golden Honey

34208 Strawberry Jam 35103 Jar of Dark Honey

34209 Blackberry Jam 35104 Jar of Candied Honey

34210 Raspberry Jam 35105 Jar of Creamed Honey

34211 Any other variety berry Jam 35106 Chunk Honey and Jar with Honey

34212 Apple Jelly 35107 Block of Beeswax - between 500gms and 3kg

34213 Quince Jelly 35108 Frame of Honey

34214 Any other variety of Jelly 35109 Candle make from bees wax

34215 A collection of Jams and Jellies (3 varieties)

34216 Orange Marmalade Home Brew - please name

34217 Any other variety of marmalade 36101 Larger - including Pilsner

34218 Lemon Butter 36102 Light Ale - including Draught

34219 Any other variety of butter 36103 Dark Beer - including Stout

34220 Bottle of sweet sauce 36104 Wine and Liqueur

34221 Any other variety of sweet preserves 36105 Spirit

34222 Any other variety of Jam 36106 Novelty - including Ginger Beer & Soft Drink

36107 Vinegar - any variety

Savoury Preserves

34301 Tomato Chutney Best Exhibit of Sweet Preserves

34302 Fruit Chutney

34303 Chutney - any other variety Best Exhibit of Savoury Preserves

34304 Mustard Pickles

34305 Clear Pickles Best Exhibit of Honey

34306 Any other variety of Pickles

34307 Tomato Sauce Best Exhibit of Home Brew

34308 Plum Sauce

34309 Any other variety of Sauce

34310 Tomato Relish

34311 Green Tomato Relish

34312 Beetroot Relish

34313 Any other variety of Relish

34314 Any variety of savoury Jam

34315 Any other variety of savoury preserves

Main Pavilion

Home Produce

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Entries close: 5pm Thursday 2 March 2020

Steward: John Bentley - 0411237574

(If you are also exhibiting horticulture, entries in farm and garden will be accepted until 9am Friday 6 March 2019).

Conditions of entry. 1. Exhibits may be cut during judging.



Fruit Juniors

Open 39132 3 Carrots

39101 4 Apples 39133 Marrow or squash

39102 4 Pears 39134 3 Zucchinis

39103 4 any variety stone fruit 39135 3 Tomatoes

39104 Bunch wine grapes 39136 Any other variety vegetable

39105 Bunch table grapes 39137 Collection of vegetables (at least 3 varieties)

39106 Any other fruit

Produce

Vegetables Open

Open 39138 Bale of oaten or pasture hay

39107 3 Onions 39139 Bale of dry land Lucerne

39108 3 Carrot - tops attached 39140 Bale of Irrigated Lucerne

39109 3 Beetroot - tops attached 39141 Bale of hay any other variety

39110 3 other variety root vegetable 39142 6 stalks maize

39111 Beans approx. 100gm 39143 Biggest sunflower

39112 3 stalks spinach

39113 3 stalks kale Best Exhibit of Fruit

39114 6 tomatoes - small

39115 3 tomatoes - large Best Exhibit of Vegetables

39116 3 capsicums

39117 3 cucumbers Best Exhibit grown by a Junior

39118 Butternut pumpkin

39119 Jarahdale pumpkin Best Exhibit of Produce

39120 Any other variety pumpkin

39121 Marrow or squash

39122 3 Zucchinis

39123 Longest Marrow

39124 6 Potatoes

39125 6 Sweet Potatoes

39126 Heaviest Pumpkin

39127 Any other vegetable

39128 Collection of vegetables at least 5 varieties)

grown by home gardener

39129 Collection of cut herbs

39130 Dozen Large Eggs

39131 Dozen Small Eggs

Main Pavilion

Farm and Garden

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Entries Close 10am Friday 6th March 2020 Steward - Helen Swords - 0423 837 625

Conditions of Entry

1. A Novice is an exhibitor who hasn’t on a first prize at an Agricultural Show in that section

2. The Main Pavilion will be open at 8am Friday morning for delivery of horticulture exhibits

3. Containers not to exceed 40cm in diameter


5. Also see General Conditions of entry

Main Pavilion

Horticulture

Cut Flowers (Continued)

44 H 1 Cut Crepe Myrtle

45 H 1 Cut any other flower not mentioned

Pot Plants / Hanging Baskets

46 H Fern/s - any variety

47 H Any foliage plant/s 48 H Any flowering plant/s

49 H Geranium/s - pelargonium/s

50 H Cactus / Cacti

51 H Succulent/s

52 H Any other plant not mentioned

Decorative

53 H Tea time arrangement using cup and saucer, mug or teapot

54 H Miniature flower arrangement—not over 20cm high & 20cm wide

55 H An arrangement with artificial and/or dried flowers

56 H Work Wear - decorative arrangement in boot/hat etc. (not a plant)

57 H Colours to delight

58 H An arrangement with a wine or wool theme

High School Students

59 H Potted plant for my room

60 H Decorated Fruit/Vegetable - no man materials to show

Juniors

Primary

61 H Flowers I Like

62 H Succulent Plant with an Australian Theme

63 H Decorated fruit/vegetable - no man-made material to show

Infants / Pre-School

64 H Flowers for my room

65 H Floral Tray - max size 30cm x 20cm

66 H Decorated fruit / vegetable

Champion Dahlia Exhibit

Champion Rose Exhibit

- Sponsored by Royston Petrie Seeds

Champion Cut Flower Exhibit

Champion Pot Plant / Hanging Basket

- Sponsored by Mudgee Nursery

Grand Champion Horticulture Exhibit

- Sponsored by Mudgee and Districts Garden Club

Champion Decorative Display

- Sponsored by Royston Petrie Seeds

Champion Primary School Exhibit

- Sponsored by John and Christine Bentley

Champion Infants / Pre-School Exhibit

- Sponsored by John and Christine Bentley

Dahlias - Open

01 H 1 Decorative Bloom

02 H 1 Cactus Bloom

03 H 1 Nymphaea Bloom

04 H 1 Pom Pom or Ball type Dahlia

05 H 3 Dahlias - any other variety

Dahlias - Novice

06 H 1 Large Bloom - < 210mm

07 H 1 Medium Bloom - < 160mm

08 H 1 Small Bloom - > 160mm

09 H 3 Dahlias - any variety

Roses - Open

10 H 1 Mauve Rose

11 H 1 Bi-colour Rose

12 H 1 Red Rose

13 H 1 Pink Rose

14 H 1 White Rose

15 H 1 Yellow Rose

16 H 1 Apricot Rose

17 H 1 Orange Rose

18 H 1 Perfumed Rose

19 H 1 Peace Rose - any variety

20 H 3 Roses NND - (the same cultivar)

21 H 3 Roses in 3 stages (from bud to full bloom)

22 H 1 Full Blown Rose

23 H 1 Cut Floribunda Rose

24 H 1 Cut Miniature Rose

25 H 1 Cut David Austen Rose

26 H 1 Cut any other Rose

Roses - Novice

27 H 1 Red Rose

28 H 1 Pink Rose

29 H 1 White Rose

30 H 1 Bi-colour Rose

31 H 1 Yellow Rose

32 H 1 Any other colour Rose

Cut Flowers

33 H 3 Marigold Flowers

34 H 1 Cut Fuchsia

35 H 3 Cuts Geraniums

36 H 3 Petunia Flowers

37 H 1 Cut Sedum

38 H 1 Cut Aster

39 H 1 Cut Australian Native Shrub

40 H 1 Cut Flowering Shrub

41 H 1 Cut Protea

42 H 1 Cut Flowering Bulb

43 H 1 Cut Buddleia

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Entries will be accepted between 8:30am – 10:00am and 3:00pm - 5pm ONLY Thursday 5 March 2020

Conditions of entry: 1. Entry Fees (OPEN) - $1.00 each

2. All entries to be placed on disposable white paper plates of appropriate size and presented in oven bags (not glad wrap, plastic or freezer bags). 3. Basic icing mix only - do not use cream cheese or butter cream icings.

4. All entries must be handmade and home baked. (No commercial packet mixture to be used unless stated).

5. Cakes to be baked in a 20cm round tin.

6. Fruit cakes and decorated cakes are to be on cake boards.

7. Decorated entries will not be cut and are judged only on the decorations.

8. Limit one entry per exhibitor per class. Three exhibits or more per class otherwise not 2nd prize awarded.

9. For the Most Successful award, Best Exhibit = 3 points, 1st = 2 points, 2nd = 1 point.

10. All entries must be collected between 10am – 12pm on Sunday. Uncollected entries will be disposed of.

Open - Cakes Primary School

01 C Plain butter cake - plain iced on top only 024 C Chocolate cake - plain iced on top only

02 C Orange cake - plain iced on top only 025 C Plain butter cake - plain iced on top

03 C Chocolate cake - plain iced on top only 026 C 4 Pikelets

04 C Banana Cake - plain lemon iced on top only 027 C 4 Anzac biscuits

05 C Sultana cake - no icing

06 C Gluten-free chocolate cake - no icing, ingred. listed Infants

07 C Boiled fruit cake 028 C Packet cake - no icing

08 C ASC Rich Fruit Cake-recipe over page must be used 029 C 4 Pikelets

09 C Cake cooked by a male - plain iced on top only 030 C 4 Anzac Biscuits

010 C Sponge - jam filled not iced, corn flour allowed 031 C 4 iced and decorated cup cakes

Open - Other Pre-School (or younger)

011 C 4 Plain Scones - not joined 032 C 4 decorated arrowroot biscuits

012 C 4 Muffins - any one variety 033 C 4 iced and decorated cup cakes

013 C 4 Pieces cooked slice - any one variety (no choc) 034 C Novelty necklace (using pasta, dried fruit, etc.)

014 C 4 Anzac Biscuits

015 C 6 Homemade biscuits - 3 varieties Best Exhibit of Cooking

016 C Homemade damper - plain not made in cake tin Best Exhibit of Baked Goods

017 C Loaf of bread - can be made in a bread maker Best Exhibit of Cooking by a High School Student

018 C 4 Gluten-free cooked slice - any one variety, Best Exhibit of Cooking by a Primary School Student

ingredients listed Best Exhibit of Cooking by an Infants Student

Best Exhibit of Cooking by a Pre-School Student

High School Most Successful Exhibitor - Open

019 C Chocolate Cake - plain iced on top only

020 C Plain butter cake - plain iced on top only

021 C Decorated novelty cake - no buttercream icing

022 C 4 plain scones - not joined

023 C 4 pieces cooked slice - any one variety (no chocolate)

Main Pavilion

Cooking

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Entries will be accepted between 8:30am – 10:00am and 3:00pm - 5pm ONLY Thursday 25th February 2019.

08C. ASC RICH FRUIT CAKE - Sponsored by the Agricultural Societies Council

The following recipe must be used for all entries:

INGREDIENTS

250g (8 oz) Sultanas

250g (8 oz) Chopped Raisins

250g (8 oz) Currants

125g (4 oz) Chopped Mixed Peel

90g (3 oz) Chopped Red Glace Cherries

90g (3 oz) Chopped Blanched Almonds

1/3 Cup Sherry or Brandy

250g (8 oz) Plain Flour

60g (2 oz) Self Raising Flour

1/4 Teaspoon Grated Nutmeg

1/2 Teaspoon Ground Ginger

1/2 Teaspoon Ground Cloves

250g (8 oz) Butter

250g (8 oz) Soft Brown Sugar

1/2 Teaspoon Lemon Essence or finely Grated Lemon Rind

1/2 Teaspoon Almond Essence

1/2 Teaspoon Vanilla Essence

4 Large Eggs

METHOD

Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but

preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, and then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20 cm (8") and bake in a slow oven approximately 3.5 to 4 hours. Allow cake to cool in the tin.

NOTES

To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 to 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces.

The Winner is eligible to make a cake for judging at the Castlereagh Final, October 2018. The Winner at Group then

represents at the 2019 Sydney Royal Easter Show.

Main Pavilion

Cooking

ASC Rich Fruit Cake

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Main Pavilion Entry Form The exhibitor applied for entry to the Mudgee Show in the class/es set out below and acknowledges that such application and any acceptance thereof shall be subject to the conditions set out in the General Regulations for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Main Pavilion. The closing dates for entries and the entrance fees are as set out in the schedule.

Please Note: Before you sign this application you should read the General Regulation for Mudgee Show and Conditions of Entry - Main Pavilion.

Exhibitors Name (BLOCK LETTERS) ____________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address __________________________________________________________ Phone _______________________________

Email __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature ________________________________________________________________ Date ________________________________

Where the exhibitor is under 18 years of age or under any other legal incapacity, this application must be signed by a parent or guardian who acknowledges his or her obligation under Clause 8 of the Conditions of Entry.

Parent or Guardians Name (BLOCK LETTERS) ___________________________________________________________________

Postal Address _________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________

Parent or Guardians Signature ___________________________________________ Date _________________________________

Please Note: Exhibitors are required to pay for entry into the Mudgee Showground during the Show.

Return entries to: The Secretary, Mudgee Show Society, PO Box 199, Mudgee NSW 2850

[email protected] For additional entries this form may be photocopied

Class No. Basic Description of Exhibit Exhibit No. (Office use only)

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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES LIMITED PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER

Event Name (Subsequently referred to as “the Event”): _______________________________________________________________

Event Date: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Participant Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Participant Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Participant Contact Number: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Participant Email: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Section A–General Acknowledgement

Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Limited and (Name of Show)..…………………………….…………………… (together the Suppliers) advise that participation (including passive participation) in animal handling or physical competitions or Event sat an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent.

The handling of animals if applicable is a dangerous recreational activity as animals can act in a sudden and unpredict-able way, especially when frightened or hurt.

Physical competitions, activities and events of all types are dangerous recreational activities.

1. By signing this waiver I acknowledge that: 1.1 Participation in the Event is a recreational service for the purposes of section 139A of the Australian Competition and Consumer Act (Cth) 2010, and also a recreational activity for the purposes of section 5K of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) 2002; 1.2 Participation in the Event is a hazardous activity and involves a significant risk of physical harm and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me; 1.3 Participation in the Event requires certain skills and experience. I declare that I have sufficient skills and experience to be able to safely and properly participate in the Event; 1.4 If applicable to the Event, animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable ways, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises; 1.5 The Event will be held in close proximity to rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfamiliar noises which can frighten animals used in the Event, if applicable; 1.6 If the Event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind; 1.7 Insects or other animals may cause animals used in the Event, if applicable, to become frightened and act in an unpredictable way; 1.8 If the Event involves the handling of animals, there is a risk of suffering injury including injuries caused by animals; 1.9 I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for my safety in my participation the Event; 1.10 I am responsible for the condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring that they are appropriate for the Event; and 1.11I use the facilities supplied for the Event entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me.

2. If I suffer personal injury or death while participating in an animal handling event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any personal injury or death I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided and/or activity I have participated in.

3. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the event and associated activities is dangerous and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur. I acknowledge that the event and associated activities carry with them a significant risk of physical harm. I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these activities.

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4. At the time of participating in the Event, I have not been to any degree under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs.

5. I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that such use may result in my being excluded from the Event or other events with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Sup-pliers.

6. I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of the Suppliers as varied from time to time.

Section B – Horse Details and Acknowledgement

If there are no horses in this activity then leave this Section Blank. If there are horses in this event then this Section MUST BE COMPLETED.

I, the owner/rider/exhibitor of the above horse/s, declare that, to the best of my knowledge, it is/they are fit and healthy and I agree that if found to be otherwise it/they will not be allowed to compete at this event.

Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________ Dated: _______________________

Section C - Signature

Where the participant is 18 years of age and over: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it.

I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations I have made herein.

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New South Wales.

I agree that this agreement, where relevant, will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature_____________________________________________________________________________ Dated: _____________________

Where participant is UNDER 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian):

Participant’s Date of Birth ________________________ - I _________________________________ (insert parent/guardian name), being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant, hereby consent to my child participating in this event.

I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant this waiver prior to signing it.

I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted the participant to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations that I have made herein.

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New South Wales.

I agree that this agreement, where relevant, will be binding on my (and his/her) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________ Dated: ______________________

Name of Horse Owner of Horse Microchip / Reg # or

Description (Sex, Colour, Brand) PIC No

Last Event

and Date

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