Warkworth A & P General Schedule 2015

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STATE HIGHWAY ONEWARKWORTH

148THANNUAL SHOW

GENERAL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY 24TH& SUNDAY 25THJANUARY 2015

Secretary: Mrs Marjorie BlythenPhone/Fax 09-422-2052

Email: [email protected]

Schedules available online atwww.warkworthaandpshow.com,www.ras.org.nz

andwww.showdayonline.com
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WARKWORTH A & P L IFESTYLE SHOWCELEBRATING 148 YEARS

24TH

AND 25th

JANUARY 2015

The Warkworth Agricultural & Pastoral Society has a long history being one of the five oldest societiesin NZ. The show was established in 1867 and has been held annually except for one year duringWorld War 2. The Central Government of the day granted the Show Society its present site complete

with the Title and it was gazetted to us officially in 1884.

The Show Society is run under the umbrella of national Royal Agricultural Society of NZ and worksunder all its Rules and Regulations as do all A & P Shows within NZ. Show Societies have tried toretain their rural concept but have also had to widen their displays to include modern technology andits methods, this is most obvious in the current Trade Displays. With the large number of small-holdings particularly within our boundaries we have also moved to include more of the new interestlivestock such as goats, alpacas and various new breeds of cattle& sheep.

The Equestrian scene is a much bigger and more defined area with many more people being involvedin the wider area of showing, from miniature horses to mounted games and classes for all ages bothin Ridden and In-Hand sections. This will be on both Saturday and Sunday

In the Rodeo Arena the Warkworth Ranch Horse Club will be running competitions anddemonstrations of trail, reining and cattle events.

The large marquee will hold the Indoor Section of Produce, Flowers, Art and Crafts, Preserves Bakingand Floral Artthese will be judged as usual on the Friday..Live entertainment in this area will be supplied by the Country Bluegrass Band known as OtherwiseFine, Warkworth/Wellsford Pipes & Drums, The Grand Duo plus buskers and acrobats entertainingaround the grounds. Show Day would not be complete without the Puhoi Axemen Club who againhave a crowd pulling entertainment programme, Dog Trials, Shearing and the usual sideshows andentertainment.

Fire Safety Display The Big Crocodile

Mega Water Slidebring your togs and towels! Donkeys and Mules DisplayObstacle Course Mini CarsDoug the Digger Warkworth Museum DisplayMerry-go-rounds 4 in 1 Bungy TrampolineThe Haven Park Petting Zoo with a multitude of animals for Children.Times FM Radio Face Painting and competitions whilst broadcasting from the show on Saturdaymorning.

The Village Market which was new last year and a great success, will be selling a variety of homemade items plus stalls with arts and crafts.

There will also be the Show QueenPrincessFairy and Pirate competitions which will be judgedduring the lunchtime.

Trade Displays are, again, looking good with a number of new exhibitors joining the ranks andeverything from cars to collectables will be on sale and display.

The BAYLEYS GUIDE DOG AUCTION will be held at 2.00pm during the afternoon and you can visittheir tent during the day and place your price on the large number of donated goods supplied by localbusinesses to support this wonderful cause.

Our own local Greg and Mandy will again be entertaining the public with EWE RACING and SheepShearing Displays (and you can have a go).

The hospitality marquee will be run by the Matakana Pub and will be serving tastings of local winesand beers along with food.

EFTPOS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN A TENT BY THE MAIN MARQUEE.


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2015 Show Day Timetable

Guest Compere & Judge - TE RADAR

8.30.a.m Dog Trials9.00.a.m Competition starts for Equestrian Section9.00.a.m. Young Generation Calf Club Competitions9.30.a.m Judging of Beef & Dairy Cattle Section9.30.a.m Judging Alpacas & Dairy Goat Section9.30.a.m Trade & Cottage Industry Open10.00.a.m Indoor Section opens for viewing10.00.a.m Shearing Competitions start10.30.a.m Sheepn Show Sheep Racing10.30.a.m Young Handler Competition at the conclusion of the Dairy Section11.30.a.m Registrations taken at the main stage for Show Queen11 years & over Senior

Show Princess -8-10 years, Jnr Show Princess 5-7 yearsPiratesunder 14yrs atshow day

11.30.a.m Dancers & Cheer-leaders demonstrations11.30.a.m GRAND NATIONAL SHEEPLECHASE12.30.p.m Judging for Show Queen, Princesses, Fairies and Pirates.

LUNCH BREAK1.30.p.m. All-Breeds Cattle Judging,

Equestrian Judging continues1.45.p.m. DancersCheerLeaders

2.00.p.m BAYLEYS LIVE CHARITY AUCTION for GUIDE DOGS.

ALL DAY ENTERTAINMENT

Marionettes Puppet Show Doug the DiggerBayleys Real Estate Silent Auction WoodchoppingTrade Displays Local Wine and Beer Hospitality BarLive Music AlpacaCattleDairyGoatsSheep Shearing Sheep Dog TrialsYoung Handlers Competition Warkworth & Wellsford Pipes and DrumsRanch Horse EventsReiningDrafting Equestrian CompetitionEventsProduce and Cottage Markets Petting ZooPony Rides

Cheer LeadersDancers Home Craft competitionsRabbits Giant Water SlideSide Shows BuskersClown on Stage Donkey& Mule DisplayFire Safety Display


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Alpaca

Warkworth A & P Lifestyle ShowSaturday 24th January 2015

Convenor: Kerry & Donna Tannion

Ph: 09-431-9141

Entries close on: Tuesday 6thJanuary 2015Entry form on the back page

Judge: Diane Marks

Breed Judging: Saturday, 24thJanuary 2015

All Alpacas to be penned by 9 am - Judging to commence 9.30 am

Entry fee: $15 per animal. No charge for special classesPrize Ribbons awarded

The Huacayasection will be run as a Short FleeceCompetition. i.e. All alpacas must have amaximum fleece length of 60mm and a minimum recommended fleece length of 30mm

This show is run under the Rules and Regulations of AANZ

Conditions of Entry:1. All animals must belong to a clear TB herd where whole herd testing is performed in

accordance with the AANZ voluntary TB scheme.

Copies of current TB certificates to be enclosed with entry forms.2. All alpacas entered in Championsh ip Classes mus t be registered w ith the IAR and

carry a brass ear tag disp laying i ts corresponding IAR number.

3. The exhibitor is the owner(s) listed on the alpacas registration certificate.In the case of a registered lease, the lessee is deemed the owner.

4. The age of the alpaca is its age on the day of the show.5. All exhibitors or handlers must place their animals in the pens allotted by the Convenor.

Placement of animals in trade pens will only be done with the permission of the ChiefSteward.

6. No animal shall be removed from the show prior to the vote of thanks being made to the judgeand stewards (following the non-competition classes) without the permission of the ChiefSteward.

Each exhibitor must supervise and control their animals at all times and shall be liable forany hazards created or accident / illness or damage caused by the action of themselves or

their animals at the show grounds.

Exhibitors must comply with the appropriate animal legislation and the Health and Safety inEmployment Act 1992.

No person is permitted in any judging ring without express permission of the head stewardof that ring. Only persons directly responsible for an exhibit are permitted in the marshalling

area.


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Standard Age - Suri Alpaca

8001 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under12 monthsWhite

8002 Junior Female Suri 6months & under12 months - Light Fawn

8003 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8004 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under12 months - Brown

8005 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under12 monthsGrey & Roan

8006 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under12 monthsBlack

8007 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12

monthsWhite8008 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12

months - Light Fawn

8009 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8010 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12months - Brown

8011 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12monthsGrey & Roan

8012 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12monthsBlack

Champion & Reserve Champion - Junior Suri

8013 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under24 monthsWhite

8014 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under24 months - Light Fawn

8015 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8016 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under

24 months - Brown8017 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under

24 monthsGrey & Roan

8018 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under24 monthsBlack

8019 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24monthsWhite

8020 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24months - Light Fawn

8021 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8022 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24months -Brown

8023 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24monthsGrey & Roan

8024 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24monthsBlack

Champion & Reserve Champion - IntermediateSuri

8025 Senior Female Suri 24 months & overWhite

8026 Senior Female Suri 24 months & over- Light Fawn

8027 Senior Female Suri 24 months & over- Mid/Dark Fawn

8028 Senior Female Suri 24 months & over

- Brown8029 Senior Female Suri 24 months & over

Grey & Roan

8030 Senior Female Suri 24 months & overBlack

8031 Senior Male Suri 24 months & overWhite

8032 Senior Male Suri 24 months 7 over -Light Fawn

8033 Senior Male Suri 24 months & over -Mid/Dark Fawn

8034 Senior Male Suri 24 months & over -Brown

8035 Senior Male Suri 24 months & over -Grey & Roan

8036 Senior Male Suri 24 months & overBlack

Champion & Reserve Champion Senior Suri

SUPREME CHAMPION SURI

Note:

If there are suff ic ient entr ies separate cham pion

and reserve champion r ibbons wi l l be awarded

for male and female

Special ClassesWethers & Fancies

8037 Wether Suri - 6 months and over, may beunregistered, must not be entire

8038 Wether Huacaya - 6 months & over maybe unregistered, must not be entire

(The above two classes may be further splitinto age groups should entries permit)


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8039 Fancy Suri6 months & overthisclass is for entire males/females, mustbe registered

8040 Fancy Huacaya6 months & overthisclass is for entire males/females, mustbe registered

(The above two classes may be furthersplit into age groups/sex should entriespermit)

Standard Age - Huacaya Alpacas

8041 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months &under 12 monthsWhite

8042 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months &under 12 monthsLight Fawn

8043 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months &under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8044 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months &under 12 months - Brown

8045 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months &under 12 months - Grey & Roan

8046 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months &under 12 monthsBlack

8047 Junior Male Huacaya 6 months &under 12 monthsWhite

8048 Junior Female Huacaya 6 months 7under 12 months - Light Fawn

8049 Junior Male Huacaya 6 months &under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8050 Junior Male Huacaya 6 months &under 12 months - Brown

8051 Junior Male Huacaya 6 months &under 12 months - Grey & Roan

8052 Junior Male Huacaya 6 months &under 12 monthsBlack

Champion & Reserve Champion Junior Huacaya

8053 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 &under 24 monthsWhite

8054 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 7under 24 months - Light Fawn

8055 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 &under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8056 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 &under 24 months - Brown

8057 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 &under 24 monthsGrey & Roan

8058 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 &under 24 monthsBlack

8059 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 &

8060 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 &under 24 monthsLight Fawn

8061 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 &under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn

8062 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 &

under 24 months - Brown8063 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 &

under 24 monthsGrey & Roan

8064 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 &under 24 monthsBlack

Champion & Reserve Champion IntermediateHuacaya

8065 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months &overWhite

8066 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months 7over - Light Fawn

8067 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months &over - Mid/Dark Fawn

8068 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months &over - Brown

8069 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months &over - Grey & Roan

8070 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months &overBlack

8071 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months &overWhite

8072 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months &over - Light Fawn

8073 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months &over - Mid/Dark Fawn

8074 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months &over - Brown

8075 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months &over - Grey & Roan

8076 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months &

overBlackChampion & Reserve Champion Senior Huacaya

SUPREME CHAMPION HUACAYA

WATERS EDGETROPHY FOR

SUPREMECHAMPIONHUACAYA


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Note:

I f there are suff ic ient entr ies separate champion

and reserve ribbons wi l l be awarded for male and

female.

Special Classes continued

8077 Get of Dam - Huacaya - This class is forthe exhibiting of the progeny from thesame dam. The dam is not shown.Progeny are shown in groups of two andcan be of mixed sex, age and colour butmust have been shown in theirrespective Championship Classes at thesame Show.This class is to be entered on the day

of the show - the entry fee, Dams

name and the names of his progeny

are to be registered w ith the Chief

Steward before the commencement of

the judging of the Special Classes

8078 Get of Dam -Suri (Details as above)

8079 Sires Progeny - Huacaya - This class isfor the exhibiting of progeny from thesame Sire.

The sire is not shown. Progeny areshown in groups of two and can be ofmixed sex, age and colour but must havebeen shown in their respectiveChampionship classes at the sameshow. Progeny can be owned bydifferent exhibitors.

This class is to be entered on the day

of the show - the entry fee, Sires

name and the names of his progeny

are to be registered w ith the Chief

Steward before the commencement of

the judging of the Special Classes

8080 Sires Progeny - Suri (Details as above)

The following classes will be heldduring the lunch break.

8081 Child Handler(5 - 10 Years Inclusive) -To be judged on handling ability

and knowledge8082 Junior handler- (11 - 16 years

inclusive) - To be judged on handlingability and knowledge

8083 Adult handler(for new or prospectiveowners who have had little or noexposure to alpacas) - To be

judged on handling ability andknowledge

8084 Junior Performance(15 years andunder) This class is judged on the juniorhandlers ability tomanoeuvre their

Alpaca around a course of obstacles inorder to demonstrate his/her ability tounderstand and follow instructions andrelate to and control his/her alpaca.

8085 Adult Pet Performance(16 years andover) This class is judged on the adulthandlers ability tomanoeuvre their

Alpaca around a course of obstacles inorder to demonstrate his/her ability tounderstand and follow instructions andrelate to and control his/her alpaca.

MOST SUCCESSFUL BREEDER AWARDS

The breeder, in each category below, with the mostpoints gained during the show will win a MostSuccessful Breeder Award which will be awarded atthe end of the show.

Category

SMALL BREEDERless than 10 breeding females

MEDIUM BREEDER10 - 40 breeding females

LARGE BREEDERmore than 40 breeding females

A breeding female is classified as more than 1 yearold. Please add to your entry form the number ofbreeding females in your herd.

Points will be awarded for Championship classes asfollows:-

Champion 10 Pts

Reserve Champion 5 pts

1st 3 pts

2nd 2 pts

3rd 1 pt.


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CATTLE SECTION

GENERAL NOTES CATTLE SECTIONConditions of Entry

1. Entries will be taken up to and including show day.2. All registered animals may enter in all classes, but they must enter their Breed Classes

prior to Interbreed Classes.3. All entries must be named or if not yet entered in their respective Herd Registers must be

identified by ear tags irrespective of age, breed, class.4. All E.T. calves must be identified as such on the entry form.5. Animals may be stalled on the Friday night prior to the show, but are the owner's

responsibility.6. A Breed ring constitutes a minimum of two exhibitors and 10 head of cattle, otherwise

stock will automatically be entered in the Other Breeds Ring.7. The Committee reserves the right to alter amend or cancel any class up to judging time on

show day.8. The Warkworth A & P Lifestyle Show has the right to substitute Product made available by

Sponsors in any one class in lieu of cash prizes.9. Judging will be conducted under the Rules & Regulations of the Royal Agricultural Society

of N.Z.10. A cow with calf/calves at foot will be judged as one unit in all group classes.

LEGAL LIABILITYTHE SOCIETY'S POLICY DOES NOT COVER COMPETITORS ANDEXHIBITORSEach exhibitor must supervise and control their animals at all times and shall be liable for anyhazard created, or accident, illness or damage caused by the action of themselves or their animalsat the showgrounds.Exhibitors must comply with the appropriate Animal Legislation and Health & Safety in Employment

Act 1992.No person is permitted in any judging ring without express permission from the Head

Steward of that ring. Only persons directly responsible are permitted in the marshalling area.

TUBERCULOSIS TESTING(there are now two documents required, T.B. Test document(appropriate for your area i.e movement control )is to accompany the entry forms, and a T.B.transit document must accompany the animal on show day.

For animals from herds which are under movement restrictions imposed by an Official Directive orRestricted Place Notice issued by the Animal Health Boardthe following applies:That no cattle from a movement control herd be exhibited at A & P Shows.

For animals from Declared Movement Control AreasAll Show animals over the age of 90 days are to be tested, and have a clear test, within 60 daysprior to being moved to the show.

For animals from C10 status herds in Surveillance areas (e.g Northland)No test is required but a clearly dated test allocation form or other documentation from the AnimalHealth Board must be submitted that shows that the herd is not overdue for a whole herd test.

For animals from all other herds and areas - If the herd has a C3 status or better, no test is required PROVIDED the last whole herd test

was within 12 months prior to the show. If the whole herd test was not within 12 months of the show, then show cattle over one

year old MUST have a clear test within the current show season. If the herd has a status of 1 or C2, THEN show cattle over one year old MUST have a clear

test within the current Show season.


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BEEF CATTLE SECTION

START TIME 10.A.M

ALL BREEDS WILL FOLLOW AFTER LUNCH AFTER THE JUNIOR HANDLER CLASSES

ENTRY FEES FOR ALL CLASSESUNLESS STATED OTHERWISEMembers $6 Non Members $8

1st

prize $50.002

ndprize $25.00

3rd

prize $10.00

ConditionsPlease read all Rules & Conditions for Dairy & Beef Section ExhibitorsThis includes T B Rules1. All cattle must be registered with their respective breed societies and that breed must

be affiliated to the Royal Agricultural Society of NZ.2. If a female has a calf at foot, it may accompany her in the ring.

3. All registered cattle must have station number visible and listed on entry form.4. All cattle must tie up and be led for judging.

HEREFORD SECTION

Class 239 Cow 3 years or over with owncalf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 240 Heifer 2 years with or withoutcalf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 241 Heifer yearlingClass 242 Heifer calf

Champion Hereford Female

Reserve Champ ion Hereford Female

Class 243 Bull 2 years & overClass 244 Bull yearlingClass 245 Bull calf

Champ ion Hereford Male

Reserve Champion Hereford Male

Class 246 Best two calves either sexClass 247 Progeny - 3 animals by the same sire

Animals need not be owned by the same exhibitor.Class 248 Group - 1 bull & 2 females any ageNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.

SUPREME CHAMPION HEREFORD

HIGHLAND SECTION

A VALID RAS HIGHLAND PASSPORT MUSTACCOMPANY HIGHLAND CATTLE ENTRIES

INTO RAS CLASSES

Class 249 Cow 3 years & over with or withoutcalf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 250 Heifer 2 years & over with or withoutcalf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 251 Heifer yearlingClass 252 Heifer calf

Champion Highland FemaleReserve Champion Highland Female


Champion Highland Male

Reserve Champ ion Highland Male

Class 256 Group - 1 male, 2 females any ageNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.Class 257 2 calves either sex

Class 258 Progeny - 3 animals by the same sireNeed not be owned by the same exhibitor. Sire to benamed on the entry form.


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DEXTER SECTION

Class 259 Cow 3 years & over with or withoutcal/calves at foorCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 260 Heifer 2 years with or withoutcalf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 261 Heifer yearlingClass 262 Heifer calf

Champ ion Dexter Female

Reserve Champion Dexter Female


Champ ion Dexter Male

Reserve Champion Dexter Male

Class 266 Group - 1 male & 2 females any ageNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.Class 267 2 calves either sexClass 268 Progeny - 3 animals by the same sireNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.

SUPREME CHAMPION DEXTER

ALL OTHER BEEF BREEDS SECTION

Class 269 Cow 3 years & over with or withoutown calf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 270 Heifer 2 years & over with or withoutown calf/calves at footCalf/calves to be born on or after 1st JuneClass 271 Heifer yearlingClass 272 Heifer calf

Champ ion All Other Beef Breeds Female

Reserve Champion A ll Other Beef Breeds Female


Champ ion All Other Beef Breeds Male

Reserve Champion A ll Other Beef Breeds Male

Class 276 Best 2 calves either sexClass 277 Progeny Group - 3 animals by any onesire to be named on entry formNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.Class 278 Group - 1 male, 2 females any ageNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.

SUPREME CHAMPION AL L OTHER BEEF

BREEDS

INTERBREED BEEF SECTION

To be judged after the lunch breakClass 279 Cow 3 years & over with own

calf/calves at footClass 280 Heifer 2 years with or without owncalf/calves at footClass 281 Heifer yearlingClass 282 Heifer calf

Champ ion Interbreed Beef Female

Reserve Champion Interbreed Beef Female


Champ ion Interbreed Beef Male

Reserve Champio n Interbreed Beef Male

Class 286 Group - 1 male, 2 females any ageNeed not be owned by one exhibitor.Class 287 Best 2 calves either sexClass 288 Progeny - 3 animals by the same sireSire to be named on the entry form.Need not be owned by one exhibitor.

SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF ANIMAL OF SHOW

SPECIAL THANKS TO WILSON HELLABY FOR THEIR GENEROUS SPONSORSHIP OF THEBEEF SECTION AND LAKE ROAD QUARRIES FOR SUPPLYING AND SERVING MORNING

TEA & LUNCH TO ALL OUR CATTLE EXHIBITORS AND OFFICIALS


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DAIRY CATTLE SECTION

DAIRY SECTIONSponsorsPGG Wrightson - Warkworth Vets

START TIME 10.A.M.

ENTRY FEES FOR ALL CLASSES UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE

Members $6.00 Non Members $8.00

1st

prize $50.002

ndprize $ 25.00

3rd

prize $10.00

Class 289 Cow 3 years & overClass 290 Heifer 2 years in milkClass 291 Best uddered femaleClass 292 Progeny - 2 animals at least 1 in milkby the same damChampion Al l B reeds Dairy Senior Female

Reserve Champion Al l Breeds Dairy Senior

Female

Class 293 Heifer yearlingClass 294 Heifer calfChampion A l l Breeds Dairy Junior Female

Reserve Champion A l l Breeds Dairy Ju nior

Female

Class 295 Best 2 calves either sexClass 296 Bull yearlingClass 297 Bull calfChampion A l l Breeds Dairy Junior Male

Reserve Champion Al l Breeds Dairy Junio r Male

Class 298 Production classSUPREME CHAMPION AL L BREEDS DAIRY

YOUNG GENERATION - CALF SECTION

Ages - Junior - up to 8 yearsIntermediate - 9 to 12 yearsSenior 13 to 19 years

Start Time 9.30.a.m

Free Entry - 1st prize $8, 2nd prize $5, 3rd prize $3

Sponsors products may be substituted in lieu of prize money.

Class 299 Junior leadingClass 300 Intermediate LeadingClass 301 Senior LeadingClass 302 Junior Rearing - light breedClass 303 Intermediate Rearing - light breedClass 304 Senior Rearing - light breedClass 305 Junior Rearing - heavy breed

Class 306 Intermediate Rearing - heavy breedClass 307 Senior Rearing - heavy breedClass 308 Junior/Intermediate Beef Rearing

Class 310 Junior/Intermediate/Senior Dairy Type- light breedClass 311 Junior/Intermediate/Senior Dairy Type- heavy breedClass 312 Junior/Intermediate/Senior Beef Type -heavy breedClass 313 Junior/Intermediate/Senior Cross

Breed BeefChampion Young Generat ion Calf

Reserve Champion Young Generat ion Calf


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Malcolm Hutchin gs North ern Distr ic t RAS YOUNG HANDLER SECTION

Competition for Dairy and Beef sections

This competition was created to encourage young people to participate in showing cattle

This competition includes Northern District A&P Shows from Kaitaia through to Franklin, includingthe Auckland Easter Show.

Ruleso This competition is run in the Northern District only, but any competitor in New Zealand can

enter.o Competitors aged 8-19 years are eligible to enter. The junior class is 8-12 years (inclusive)

while the senior is 13-19 years (inclusive). All ages are as of October 1stof the currentshow season.

o Entry is to be free to all competitors.o The competitor may use cattle of any age and the animal does not have to be the property

of the handler.o The competitor may only enter the beef or dairy class, not both.o To be eligible for the Northern District prize, the competitor must compete in three or more

Northern District A&P Shows in the chosen class for the current Show season.o The final show of the season is at Auckland. Competitors are not required to compete at

that show but they must attend the prize giving shortly thereafter otherwise winners willforfeit their prize.

o The competitor may enter as many shows as they wish, but their final score will be theaverage score from all the shows they have competed in for the current season.

o In the event of a tie the competitor with the highest number of first place wins then secondplace wins and so on will be the winner.

o If entries are low, competitors may be paraded together, however each class will be judgedseparately.

o Prize money at show level is to be provided by the show at $20 for 1stplace, $10 for 2ndand $5 for third.

o The highest-scoring Northern District competitors in each of the four classes will receive$130 for 1

stplace, $100 for 2

nd, $75 for 3

rdand $45 for 4

th. Selwyn Driver and the Northern

District Council sponsor all prize money and the winner of each class will receive a medalawarded by the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand.

o Shows are to record the names of all entrants regardless of placing. All placings are to bemade to 6

thplace.

Points to be awarded as follows:Entrynumber/placing

1st 2nd` 3rd 4th th 6th

1-5 entries 10 7 5 3 1 -6-10 entries 15 12 9 6 4 210 or moreentries

20 16 13 10 7 5

Judging GuidelinesPresentation of the competitor

The competitor is strongly advised to wear a plain white shirt with dark pants andclean, strong boots.

No open footwear or gumboots are permitted; If a hat is worn it must be worn correctly; No logos or advertising whatsoever are to be present on any clothing including

hats. This includes stud/breed names and breed uniforms.Presentation of the animal

o The animal itself is not judged, however general presentation is to be taken into


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o The competitor should make sure that the animal is washed and groomed with hairappropriately trimmed and clipped and hooves clean and tidy;

o The halter should be clean and fit the animal correctly. Rope or leather halters areallowed; for beef competitors if a show stick or cane is carried it is to be usedcorrectly.

Parading of the animal The competitor should aim to display the animal in such a manner that the judge

gains a clear view of the animal at all times, and that the animal is seen toadvantage;

They should know the weaknesses of the animal and not place the animal in asituation where these are going to be made obvious;

They should be able to walk in tandem with the animal, without getting their footcaught under the animal's hoof;

The competitor should be able to stop, move on and stand the animal up whenrequested;

They should be aware of different leading styles: dairy competitors lead from thefront while beef lead from the shoulder

Senior competitors may be asked to swap animals with other competitors. Juniorswill not.

.No Entry Fee required1

stplace $8.00 2

ndplace $5.00 3

rdplace $3.00 in each class

Class 316 NDC Young Handler Dairy - 12 years & underClass 317 NDC Young Handler Dairy - 13 to 19 yearsClass 318 NDC Young Handler Beef - 12 years & underClass 319 NDC Young Handler Beef - 13 to 19 years


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Dairy Goats

Start time 9.30.a.m.Entry Fee $6.00 per classPrize Money: 1

st$10.00 2

nd$5.00 3

rd$3.00

(unless otherwise stated).Rules & ConditionsAll goats must be penned by 9am.All goats must be tied in designated areas.Does in milk will NOT be penalised if it is necessaryto ease the udder before judging.Does may not be stripped out in the ring.

All goats must be registered and recorded with theNZDGBA at the time of entry and the registrationnumber must be recorded on the entry form.The by-laws of The Royal Agricultural Society of NZfor the exhibition of dairy goats shall apply at thisshow.

Herd Register Standard Age Classes -

Does

ENTRY FEES - $6.00 PER CLASSSTART TIME10.A.MClass 320 Kidded Doe in milk - 2 years & underClass 321 Kidded Doe in milk - 3 & 4 years oldClass 322 Kidded Doe in milk - 5 years & over

Champion Herd Register DoeTo be judged from placegetters in classes 320-322.

2nd placegetters to stand by.

Reserve Champ ion Herd Register Doe

Class 323 Herd Register Grand Champion AgeClassOpen to does which have gained their GCH prefix or arepending the award of GCH. No award will be made if thereis no competition in this class.

Herd Register Champ ion Challenge DoeThe winner of Class 323 to be paraded with the Champion

Doe to select the winner of the Champion ChallengeAward.

No award will be made if there is no competition in this

class.1ST $15.00 - 2ND $10.00 - 3RD $8.00

Assoc iated Records Standard Age

Classes - Does

Crossbred, appendix and recorded

Class 324 Kidded Doe in milk - 2 years & underClass 325 Kidded Doe in milk - 3 & 4 years oldClass 326 Kidded Doe in milk - 5 years and over

Champion Ass ociated Record Doe

Associated Record Champion & Reserve Champion DoeTo be judged form classes 324-326.

2nd placegetters on standby.

Class 327 Associated Record Grand ChampionClassOpen to all Does that have gained their GCH prefixor are pending the award.

Associated Record Champion Challenge Doe

Winner of Class 327 to be paraded with theChampion Doe.

No award will be presented if there is no competitionin this class.

Special Classes

All animals entered in this section must have beenexhibited in their standard age class

Class 328 Senior ProgenyTwo daughters in milk, of the same sire but differentdams.Name of sire and dams must be given on the entryform.Class 329 Dam & DaughterClass 330 Sire & Progeny 2 progeny, at leastone to be bred by the ownerClass 331 Herd Register Type and ProductionTo be judged in accordance with NZDBGA rules.Details of Herd Test Production to be supplied withentry or given to the Steward on the day.Class 332 Associated Records Type &ProductionRules as for class 331Class 333 Herd Register Best UdderOpen to all Does that have borne a kidClass 334 Associated Record Best UdderRules as for class 333Class 335 Junior Showmanship

Herd Register Standard Ag e Classes -

Youngs tock

Class 336 Maiden Doe or Goatling - Over 1 yearand under 2 1/2 yearsClass 337 Maiden Doe Kid - born on or before 31August

Class 338 Maiden Doe Kid - Born after 31stAugust

Champion Herd Register JuniorTo be judged from 1st placegetters in classes 336-338

2nd placegetters to standby.

Reserve Champion Herd Register Jun ior

Assoc iated Record Standard Ag e

Classes - Youngs tock

(Crossbred, Appendix & Record Grade)Class 339 Maiden doe or goatling - over 1 year

& under 2 1/2 yearsClass 340 Maiden doe kid - born on or before 31August


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Class 341 Maiden doe kid - born after 31stAugust

Champion Asso ciated Records JuniorTo be judged from 1st placegetters from classes 339 - 341.

2nd placegetters to standby.

Reserve Champion Asso ciated Records Junior

Class 342 Junior Progeny GroupTwo daughters under 30 months of age that have notborne a kid, same sire, different dams.Name of Sire and Dams to be given on the entry

form.

Herd Register Standard Age Classes -

Bucks

Class 343 Buck Kid under 12 months

Class 344 Buckling over 12 months and under 2yearsClass 345 Buck - 2 years and over

Champion BuckTo be judged from winners of classes 343 - 345.

2nd placegetters to standby.Reserve Champion Buck

Class 346 Grand Champion Age BucksOpen to all bucks that have gained their GCH Prefixor are pending the award.

Champion Chal lenge BuckWinner of class 346 to be paraded with the Champion Doe.

No award will be made if there is no competition in thisclass.

SUPREME CHAMPION DA IRY GOAT

MANY THANKS TO LAKE ROAD QUARRIES, MANGAWHAI FOR PROVIDINGREFRESHMENTS FOR THE CATTLE, DAIRY, GOATS AND ALPACA JUDGES AND

ASSOCIATES.


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Warkworth A & P Lifestyle ShowJanuary 24th2015

Shearing CompetitionStart Time 10.30.a.m.

Open Class TPV $465.00 1ST $250.00 EF $32.00Senior Class TPV $375.00 1ST $175.00 EF $27.00Intermediate Class TPV $330.00 1ST $160.00 EF$22.00Junior Class TPV $305.00 1ST $150.0 EF$27.00Veteran Class TPV $225.00 1ST $100.00 EF$12.00

as advertised in the NZ Shearing Sports 2013-14 Directory.

Special ClassNovice/Local competitionPedal/Sheartwo person teams


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WARKWORTH A&P LIFESTYLE SHOW

Sheep Dog TrialsSaturday 24thJanuary 2015

Entr ies close Sunday 11thJanu ary 2015

Run under permit from the NZ Dog Trial AssociationEntries will be restricted to the first 40 dogs

FULL DAY ENTRY FEES $20.00 PER DOG.

START TIME 8.30 am

Open Class 1st$200 2

nd$100 3

rd$60 4

th$40

Intermediate 1st $150 2n $100 3r $60Maiden Dog 1st$100 2n $80 3r $60Novice 1

st$50

If sufficient entries a maiden man and maiden dog class will be held.Entries will be taken on the day.

Name:

Address:

Email: Phone No:

Dogs Name Status Entry Fee

Entries to: The Secretary, PO Box 77, Warkworth 0941Email: [email protected]: Lorna Sanson Phone: 09-425-5544

Payment can be made by cheque or internet banking.Please return this form to:

The SecretaryWarkworth A&P ShowPO Box 77

Warkworth 0978Email: [email protected]: 09-422-2052

Internet BankingAccount: 060-483-0098021-00Particulars Code ReferenceName Sheep Dog Trials 2015
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Warkworth A&P Lifestyle ShowWoodchopping Carnival

Saturday 24th

January 2015Proudly hosted by the PUHOI AXEMENS CLUB

Check In - no later than 9:00amLimited entriesfirst 24 fully paidaxemen

Pre-nom enquiresJohn Sanderson (09) 422 4971 or 0274 731 316*Denotes limited entry

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For entry into the Warkworth A&P Lifestyle Show 2015, post pre-nomination return slip to:

Puhoi Axemen, 1417 West Coast Road, R.D.1, Warkworth# Event 1

st 2

n 3

r Noms

1 Underhand Championship Division C-275mm (11)Underhand Championship Division B-300mm (12)Underhand Championship Division A-325mm (13)

$60$60$60

$40$40$40

$20$20$20

2 Standing Championship Division C - 275mm (11)Standing Championship Division B - 300mm (12)Standing Championship Division A - 325mm (13)

$60$60$60

$40$40$40

$20$20$20

3 Double hand sawing - 400mm (16) $60 $30 $15

4 2 Man Relay U/H 275mm (11) ST 300mm (12) $60 $30 $15

5 Axe Throw (during jigger board event) $20 $10 $5

6 *Jiggerboard Open (3 boards) - 275mm (11) $100 $50 $25

7 Jack & Jill sawing - 400mm (16) $60 $30 $15

8 Standing Open - 250mm (10) M. Berger Trophy $100 $50 $25

9 Underhand Open - 275mm (11) $100 $50 $25

10 Butcher Block Underhand $60 $30 $15

11 *Jiggerboard Novice (3 boards)275mm (11) $20 $20 $20

12 Restricted Underhand275mm (11) $40 $20 $10

Teams Race - Puhoi vs Visitors - - - -

From: ........ ......Book marks ........ ........ Sawing partner: .. (name)

(phone) (UH) (Std) (name)

Events 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Total(circle) $6 $6 $2 $5 $2 $8 $8 $2 $8 $8 $8 $2 $3 $3 $

$2 $2 $2Payment options (tick):

Cheque enclosed(made out to Puhoi Axemens Club)

Internet depositmade into Puhoi Axemens Club account: 12-3105-0012562-00

Conditions of entry: All pre-paid nominations to be received no later than 7 days before the eventEvents limited to the first 24 fully paid competitors(no deposits will be accepted)


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INDOOR EXHIBIT SECTION

PLEASE NOTE ALL INDOOR EXHIBITS WILL BE DISPLAYED ANDJUDGED

ON FRIDAY 23th January 2015 IN THE LARGE MARQUEE ON THE

MAIN ARENA

If you wish to enter and these times are not convenient please contact the Secretary.

All indoor entries must be staged at the marquee on FRIDAY 23th JANUARY 2015 by12.30pm.

Entries will be taken FROM 8.30am until 12 noon on Friday 23th Jan 2015

Exhibits will be accepted for exhibition only, but must be labeled to this effect.

Only judges and stewards are permitted in the marquee during judging time.

THE INDOOR SECTION OF THE MARQUEE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC AT 2.30.P.M ON SATURDAYTHE 24th JANUARY AND ONLY EXHIBITORS WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE MARQUEE FOR THESUBSEQUENT REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS FROM 3PM WHICH MUST BE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THESTEWARDS.

Exhibits must be accompanied by fees when handed to the secretary.

All due care and attention will be taken, but no responsibility is accepted for exhibits.All entries must be marked with name and class number, this information is for the stewards only.

NO ENTRIES TO BE MORE THAN THREE YEARS OLD.

The Show Society has the right to award product or voucher prizes in lieu of prize money.

PRIZE MONEY MAY BE COLLECTED FROM THE EFTPOS TENT (NEXT TO THE INDOOR MARQUEE) FROM1PM ON SATURDAY 24th JANUARY 2015.

ENTRY FEES.Senior 50 centsJunior 10 centsPRIZE MONEY.Senior 1st $5.00 2nd $2.00.Junior 1st $2.00 2nd 50 cents.Unless stated in special classes.

For entry fees in excess of $10.00 one free pass is given.

For junior exhibitors one free pass is given if FIVE OR MORE classes are entered.

All JUNIOR EXHIBITS ARE TO HAVE THE EXHIBITORS AGE AT SHOW DATE ENTERED ON THE ENTRYFORM

Ages will be taken into consideration in all classes


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FIELD & GARDEN PRODUCE SECTION

PRODUCE MUST BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR.ENTRY FEE 50 cents.Class 351 Four Potatoes, any variety

Class 352 Collection of fresh herbs - minimum 4varietiesClass 353 One Brassica ie: cauliflower, broccoli,cabbage etcClass 354 Three onionsClass 355 One vegetable marrowClass 356 Three courgettesClass 357 One buttercup pumpkinClass 358 Three carrotsClass 359 Three beetrootClass 360 Three pods of peasClass 361 Three pods of dwarf beansClass 362 Three pods climbing beansClass 363 Three sticks of rhubarbClass 364 Two apple cucumbersClass 365 Two long cucumbersClass 366 One lettuceClass 367 Three stalks of silverbeetClass 368 Three stalks of spinachClass 369 Three tomatoesClass 370 Three kinds salad vegs, one of eachClass 371 A collection of produce, may be fruitor vegs or a mixed displayClass 372 Eye catching / unusual fruit orvegetable.Class 373 Three eggs - single yolk, judged byweight

PRESERVES SECTION

NO MIX & MAKE PRODUCTS.ENTRY FEE 50 cents.Class 374 Any choice of jelly1st prize a voucher sponsored by Warkworth New World tothe value of $10Class 375 MarmaladeClass 376 One jar of any stone fruit jam i.e. plum,peachClass 377 Any other variety of jam1st prize a voucher sponsored by Warkworth New World tothe value of $10Class 378 Lemon honey, lemon cheeseClass 379 Collection of 3 varieties jams, jelliesetc.Sponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10Class 380 A jar of fancy pickles, fruits or herb

vinegarSponsored by Warkworth New World1st prize - $10

the value of $20Class 382 Relish - any varietyClass 383 Sauce - Any varietyClass 384 Pickled onionsClass 385 Jar of any pickled vegetables

Class 386 One bottle of fruit, any varietyClass 387 One bottle of fruit, one year oldClass 388 One bottle of fruit, preserved inalcohol or similarSponsored by Warkworth New World1st prize - $20Class 389 Collection of three varieties of yourchoice, one of eachSponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st prize - $20; 2nd prize - $10.Class 390 Pulped TomatoesClass 391 Bottle of Home Brew or Home madeWine or Cider

COOKERY SECTION

NO COOKERY TO BE DONE ON THE DAY OF THESHOW.

ALL ENTRIES TO BE IN CLEAR PLASTIC BAGS /PLASTIC FOOD COVERS - NOT GLADWRAP

ENTRY FEE 50 cents.

Class 392 Steamed PuddingClass 393 Dried Fruit cake, no icingSponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10

Class 394 A decorated cake - judged ondecoration only.Sponsored by Taste1st prize $30 2nd prize $20Class 395 Fresh Fruit/Veg Cake ie carrot, bananaSponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10Class 396 Fruit loafClass 397 Three scones, any typeClass 398 Three muffinsSponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10Class 399 Three shortbreadClass 400 Three decorated cup cakesSponsored by Taste

1st prize $30 2nd prize $20Class 401 Three Biscuits - any typeSponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10


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Class 402 Afternoon Tea Plate - 2 pieces of any 3varietiesSponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10Class 403 A Decorated CakeClass 404 Three pieces of uncooked slice

Sponsored by Warkworth New World Supermarkets1st Prize $20 2nd prize $10Class 405 Pizza PieClass 406 A fruit tart/pie (tarts are topless)Class 407 A loaf of bread, cooked in a bread-makerClass 408 Microwave cake, no mixes

Class 409 CADBURY Collection of cookery usingCADBURY products

An iced chocolate cake, 3 iced biscuits.Class 410 Three iced biscuitsClass 411 A genuine flop - must be from Showentries

TUMBLEWEED FLOWER SECTION 1ST

Prize - $10 vo uc her redeemable atTumb leweed, Matakana

FLOWERS MUST BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR ANDDISPLAYED IN THE BOTTLES PROVIDEDPRESENTATION IS TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION.Entry Fee 50 cents.Class 412 Three kinds of cut flowers, one stemor spray of eachClass 413 Three kinds of dahlias, distinctvarietiesClass 414 Specimen Dahlia bloom

Class 415 Specimen Rose bloomClass 416 Specimen Rose - Old FashionedClass 417 Three stems of any one variety, NOTDAHLIASClass 418 Three stems of marigolds, African orFrenchClass 419 A container of geraniums and/orpelargoniumsClass 420 Three fuchsia flowers, distinctvarietiesClass 421 Single specimen bloom, no dahlias orrosesClass 422 Specimen spray or cluster

FLORAL ART SECTION

FLOWERS NEED NOT BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR.If in doubt - Google it!Entry fee 50 cents.

Class 423 "Tall and Slender"Class 424 Traditional Table ArrangementClass 425 An arrangement using native floraonlyClass 426 An arrangement using foliage onlyClass 427 A modern minimalistic arrangementUsing one flower only, accessories, props and leaves maybe used.Class 428 Massed arrangementClass 429 A Tussie MussieClass 430 An Ikebana style arrangementClass 431 A sculptural designClass 432 A Parallel line arrangement

(Trough to be no longer than 40cm)Class 433 "Summer Time"

An arrangement from the beach.

NEEDLEWORK SECTION

NO PROFESSIONAL WORK ACCEPTEDALL WORK TO BE DONE BY THE EXHIBITOR.

Entry Fee 50 cents.Hand finish on machine made garments acceptable.

Class 434 Any embroidered article, designsconsideredClass 435 Mounted tapestry, frame consideredClass 436 Sewn soft toy i.e Teddy BearClass 437 Dressed doll, sewn clothesClass 438 Machine made garmentClass 439 Patchwork article

ROBYN EGGE HAND

KNITTING AND CROCHET

SECTION

Entry Fee 50 cents.Product prizes sponsored by "RobynEgge Yarns"

Best in Section - $100 product voucher from Robyn EggeYarns1st Prize in each class - $25 product voucher from RobynEgge Yarns

Class 440 Love My Boot CuffClass 441 What a pity I only have two feet! - BestsocksClass 442 007 Award - Best toilet roll disguiseClass 443 Charlotte's Web - Coolest lace thingClass 444 Fibre Garden - Best crocheted flowersClass 445 Classic Baby Booties Bonnets or


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CRAFT SECTION

Class 446 A hand crafted card or scrap bookpageClass 447 Article in mixed mediaClass 448 A piece of Jewellery ie. beadwork

Class 449 Woodworked ArticleClass 450 Any Craft article not mentionedClass 451 A Christmas DecorationClass 452 A decorated hat or fascinatorSponsored by NOT JUST HATSClass 453 Decorated mask, any medium

Class 454 Cushion cover - any medium

Special thanks to Denise Bauer at Paper Plus Warkwo rth for the

window dress ing


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KIDS CORNER - INDOOR EXHIB ITS

SPONSORED BYWARKWORTH PAPER PLUS

All junior exhibits are to have the exhibitors age at show date entered on the entry formA LIMIT OF TWO ENTRIES PER CHILD PER CLASS IN ALL SECTIONS.

AGES WILL BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION IN ALL CLASSESEntry Fees:10 CENTS PER CLASS PER EXHIBIT

PRIZE MONEY 1ST $2.00 - 2ND $0.50PRIZE MONEY MAY BE COLLECTED FROM THE EFTPOS TENT (NEXT TO THE INDOOR MARQUEE) FROM

1PM ON SATURDAY 24th JANUARY 2015.A free entry pass will be given to exhibitors who enter five or more classes.

KIDS CORNER SENIOR SECTION - 13-16

years

Class 455 A novelty fruit / vegetable creation,including edible necklacesClass 456 A Living Salad Container

A container with growing herbs and summer plants,suitable for a summer salad.Class 457 An arrangement using a novelty propor containerClass 458 Collection of weeds/roadside foliage atleast 6 in a jarClass 459 Three pieces of uncooked sliceClass 460 Three decorated cup cakesMay use a packet cake mix. To be judged on decorativeeffect.Class 461 Chocolate baking any itemClass 462 A piece of art any medium - not digital,including sketchesClass 463 A piece of digital artwork ie. CD cover

or cardClass 464 A photo any subject - unmounted 4x6inchClass 465 WoodworkClass 466 Jewellery ie. beads, etcClass 467 Trash to Fashion - made from wastematerialClass 468 Any article not already mentionedClass 469 Decorated hat, cap or fascinator in anymediumFlowers, vegetables, feathers, waste materials etc.Sponsored by "Not Just Hats"

K IDS CORNER INTERMEDIATE SECTION

- 9 - 12 years

Class 470 A novelty fruit/vegetable creation ie;including edible necklacesClass 471 Egghead

An eggshell decorated with a face and having a head ofhair of growing cress, mustard or any other plant.Class 472 A Living Salad Container

A container with growing herbs and summer plants,suitable for a summer salad.

Class 473 Three pieces of uncooked or cookedsliceClass 474 Three decorated cup cakes - may usepacket cake mixClass 475 Chocolate baking any itemClass 476 School lunchClass 477 Dessert kebab - may include sweetsClass 478 Floral arrangement in an egg cup

Class 479 An arrangement using a novelty propor containerClass 480 A hand made greeting cardClass 481 A computer generated greeting cardClass 482 A piece of artwork any medium - notdigitalClass 483 Pencil sketchClass 484 Photography any subject - unmounted- any sizeClass 485 WoodworkClass 486 Jewellery ie. beads, etcClass 487 Kitset article or construction setClass 488 Article made from waste material

Class 489 Any article not already mentionedClass 490 Rubber band loom article


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K IDS CORNER JUNIOR SECTION - 8

years and under

Class 491 A novelty fruit/vegetable creation

Class 492 An edible necklaceClass 493 Egghead

An eggshell decorated with a face and having a head ofhair of growing cress, mustard or any other plant.Class 494 Collection of weeds/roadside foliage atleast 4 in a jarClass 495 A sand saucerClass 496 A miniature gardenClass 497 A hand made greeting cardClass 498 A piece of artwork - any mediumClass 499 Dessert kebab - may include sweetsClass 500 A photo any subject - unmounted - anysize

Class 501 Rubber band loom article"

Class 502 Any article not already mentionedClass 503 Woodwork articleClass 504 An article or toy made from recycledwasteClass 505 Kitset or construction set articleClass 506 Three decorated cup cakes, may use a

ready made cup cake.Judged for decoration only.

MANY THANKS TO ALL PARTICIPANTS AND

SPONSORS FOR MAKING THIS EVENT POSSIBLE.


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WARKWORTH A & P LIFESTYLE SHOWINDOOR SECTION

ENTRY FORMEntries close at 12 noon on Friday 23thJanuary 2015Please complete before arrival

ALL INDOOR EXHIBITS WILL BE DISPLAYED IN THE MARQUEE ON THE MAIN ARENA

ClassNo:

Description EntryFee

Place PrizeMoney

Special Instructions reExhibit

TOTAL

ALL EXHIIBITORS ARE REQUESTED TO COLLECT THEIR EXHIBITS ON SATURDAY AFTER NOON

AFTER3.00PM OR MAKE ALTURNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THEIR COLLECTION.Name Signature

Address

Phone No: Email:


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ENTRY FORMTRADE SECTIONfull details on the webwww.warkworthaandpshow.com

Company Name

Postal Address

Including Post Code

Phone Number

Mobile Number

Email

Contact Person

Exhibit Details

(Description of exhibit andany details to determine bestlocation. Food exhibitors toinclude list of intended sale

items.)

Vendors License Number

Each site purchase includes 2 entry passes Fee Number AmountFrontage metres8m deep. 4m @ $80Mobile Food Stand requires 6m minimum 6m @ $120

8m @ $16012m @ $240More @ $20 per metre

Power for Sites (optional) $40Additional Gate Tickets (optional) $10Membership to Assn (optional) $25

Total including GST. (GST No 52-212-456)

Signed:

Your signature on the application form denotes acceptance of the Rules and Regulations of the Warkworth A&P Show Society.

Payment can be made by cheque or internetbanking. Please return this form to:

The SecretaryWarkworth A&P ShowPO Box 77Warkworth 0978Email: [email protected]: 09-422-2052

Internet BankingAccount: 060-483-0098021-00Particulars Code Referen

ceExhibitor/Business Name Trade 2015

Trade Steward:Allan BarberPhone: 09 422-2052Email: warkworthsociety@clear net nz
http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/


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Warkworth A & P Lifestyle Show

Membership Form

I/We wish to apply for membership the Warkworth Agricultural & Pastoral Society

I/We enclose our subscription for the 2015-2016 year as from 1stMay 2015 of $25.00

I/We agree to the Rules & Regulations of The Warkworth Agricultural & Pastoral Society andagree to pay the Annual Subscription of $25.00 until the Society has received our resignationfrom the Society in writing.

Membership Name.. (in Print)

Signature.

Address.

.

Telephone Number..

Email address..

Internet BankingAccount: 060-483-0098021-00Particulars Code Referenc

eName Membershi

p2015-16


The SecretaryWarkworth A&P Lifestyle ShowPO Box 77Warkworth 0978Email:

[email protected]: 09-422-2052
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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ENTRY FORM - VILLAGE MARKET - full details on the webwww.warkworthaandpshow.com

Company Name

Postal Address

Including Post Code

Phone Number

Mobile Number

Email

Contact Person

Exhibit Details

(Description of exhibit andany details to determinebest location. Foodexhibitors to include list ofintended sale

items.)

Food Vendors LicenseNumber

Each site purchase includes 2 entry passes Fee Number AmountCottage Industry and Local Produce stall. Oneonly per stall holder. No electricity available onthese sites. . Parking in the car park. Pleasebring your own gazebo.

3m x 3m 1 $30.00

Additional Gate Tickets (optional) $10Membership to Assn (optional) $25

Total including GST. (GST No 52-212-456)

Signed:

Your signature on the application form denotes acceptance of the Rules and Regulations of the Warkworth A&P Show Society.


The SecretaryWarkworth A&P ShowPO Box 77Warkworth 0978Email: [email protected]: 09-422-2052

Internet BankingAccount: 060-483-0098021-00Particulars Code Referenc

eExhibitor/Business Name Market 2015
http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/


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Warkworth A & P Lifestyle Show148thAnnual ShowPO Box 77, Warkworth.

Phone: 09 422 2052 Fax: 09 422 2052Email: [email protected]://www.warkworthaandpshow.com

Tax Invoice GST Registration 52-212-456

Show: 24th January 2015Entries Close 12 January 2015

ENTRY FO

Cattle, Calf Club, Young Handler,

SECTION:______________________

Warkwo rth Show Soc iety - NAIT NO -4419

Exhibitors NAIT NO -

Name of Animal Birth Date Registered Herd Book No.No/Tattoo Ear Tag Class Numbers to be Entered

EnF

$

Internet Banking Particulars Code Reference Total Entry Fee

Account: 060-483-0098021-00 Name Cattle/Dairy/Calf

Club/Goats

2015 Annual Members Sub

$25TOTAL PAYABLE

ENTRIES CLOSE 12THJANUARY 2015Late entries will be takenPLEASE FILL IN YOUR NAIT NUMBERIN THE TOP RIGHT HAND CORNERTb testing requirementsCattle ExhibitorsPlease refer to the front of the Schedule for full Conditions & T B Test RequirementsHIGHLAND CATTLE EXHIBITORS: A copy of a valid RAS Highland Passport must accompany entries.EXHIBITOR DECLARATIONhereby make the above entries subject to the By-Laws, Rules & Conditions of

The Royal Agricultural Society of N Z and the Warkworth A & P Show Society.accept the Societys Conditions of Entry and indemnify the Society under the provisions

of the Health & Safety Act in Employment Act 1993 and its subsequent amendments.

NAME:___________________________________________

ADDRESS:________________________________________

_________________________________________________

TELEPHONE:_____________________________________

Email:____________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/mailto:[email protected]


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A & P SHOWDAYSat 24thJanuary 2015

Warkworth A & P Lifestyle Show148thAnnual Show

PO Box 77, Warkworth 0941Phone/Fax: 09 422 2052 Email: [email protected]

Tax Invoice GST Registration 52-212-456http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/

Entries Close 12thJanuary 2015

Name of Animal Birth Date Registered Herd Book No.No/Tattoo Ear Tag Class

Blue boggy 10/6/2014

For Internet Banking Particulars Code

A/C # 06-0483-0098021-00 Name Cattle/Dairy/CalfClub/Goats

ENTRIES CLOSE 12THJANUARY 2015 Late entries will be taken

PLEASE FILL IN YOUR NAIT NUMBER IN THE TOP RIGHT HAND CORNERTb testing requirements Cattle ExhibitorsPlease refer to the front of the Schedule for full Conditions & T B Test RequirementsHIGHLAND CATTLE EXHIBITORS: A copy of a valid RAS Highland Passport must accompany entries.EXHIBITOR DECLARATIONI hereby make the above entries subject to the By-Laws, Rules & Conditions ofThe Royal Agricultural Society of N Z and the Warkworth A & P Show Society.I accept the Societys Conditions of Entry and indemnify the Society under the provisionsof the Health & Safety Act in Employment Act 1993 and its subsequent amendments.

NAME:_

ADDRES

_______

TELEPH

Email:__

SIGNAT


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148thAnnual Show

Warkworth A & P Lifestyle Show148thAnnual Show

PO Box 77, Warkworth 0941Phone/Fax: 09 422 2052

Email: [email protected] Invoice GST Registration 52-212-456

http://www.warkworthaandpshow.com/

SECTI

OfficeUseOnly

NAME OF ANIMAL

As on IAR Certificate

Number ofAnimal

IAR Cert

Dateof

Birth

Agein

months

Date Last ShornName of Sire Name of Dam

Catalogue (to be colle

Warkworth A & P Soci

N.B. IF EXHIBITORS REQUIRE PENS FOR THE NIGHT BEFORE OR AFTER THE SHOW PLEASE LET CON

IAR Cert:

TB Cert:

Exhibitors Signature:

Date:

Number of breeding females in herd

Please fill in TotalNo. of Head

Subject to the rules and regulations of the Society, I wish to enter the abovementioned atthe forthcoming stock show, to be held on Saturday 25 thJanuary 2014

I ENCLOSE HEREWITH THE RELEVANT ENTRY FEES WITH THIS FORM

YOUR SIGNATURE ON THE ENTRY FORM AND/OR PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPETITIONDENOTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE CONDITIONS

Please make cheques payable to the Warkworth A & P Society.

Al aca Show Saturda 24thJanuar 2015

ENTRIES CLOSE Tuesda 6thJanuar 2015

This is a tax invoice; no receipt will be issued unless requested. Please enclose a selfaddressed stamped envelopewith your entry. A copy of this invoice will be sent back to

you as a record of your entries, along with your exhibitor passes to enter the grounds,and confirmation of your catalogue.


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Show Day 24/1/2015

Warkworth Rodeo Arena

Start time 9am entries taken on the day until 8.30am

Cowboy Challenge

Breakaway Roping

Working Cowhorse

Ranch Cutting

Team Penning

Team Roping

Pole Bending

Keyhole

Barrel Racing

Entry Fees $5.00 NON CATTLE EVENTS

$10.00 CATTLE EVENTS$5.00 ARENA HIRE PER RIDER

Novice and Open events depending on entries Programme may be subject to change

CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

MARTY WESTLAKE 09 4314158 GAYLE DRAYCOTT 09 4312215


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Warkworth Ranch Horse lub Entry Form

Events Entered:___________________________________

Cowboy Challenge Paid$

Breakaway Roping Paid$

Working Cowhorse Paid$

Ranch Cutting Paid$

Team Penning Paid$

Team Roping Paid$

Pole Bending Paid$

Keyhole Paid$

Barrel Race Paid$

Arena Fee Paid$

TOTAL:_______________________

DISCLAIMER

In accordance with OHS I ride/participate at any club event at my own

risk and should I hurt myself or my horse I will not hold any land owner

or the club liable.

Helmets to be worn for all junior competitors.

Long sleeves, long pants, riding boots, or tidy western attire to be worn.

SIGNATURE_________________________________

Parent or guardian signature if under 18.

Warkworth A & P General Schedule 2015

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