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147th Young Annual Show
Sunday 15th September 2019
All Information:
youngshowsociety1@gmail.com
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A Huge Thank you to all of our
Wonderful Sponsors
MAJOR SPONSOR The General Store
Keith Simmons Engineering Golden Glance Nursery Young
Hamblins Amcal
GOLD SPONSORS Harvey Norman Young
Young Services Club Hilltops Honey
Horizons Young
SILVER SPONSORS
Kay McDonalds Trophies
Allied Grain
Landmark Young
Ambos Stockfeeds
Lime N Soda
Bargwanna & Gerrard
MA Steel
ANZ
McDonalds Young
Causer Earthmoving
Milvale Road Childcare Centre
Gerrard & Partners
Moses & Son
South West Slopes Credit Union
Native Botanical Young
South West Tractors
Pink Pot Garden Spot
YLAD Living Soils
Poppas Fudge & Jam Factory
Young Tyre Power
Presna Transport
BRONZE SPONSORS Regency Jewellers
Blantyre Farms Repco Young
Bonneyview Quarry Robynettes Fabrics
Brett Hardy Workshop S & AJ Young
Congueror Milling Sans Puer Poll Herefords
Geoffs Auto South West Fuel
Hobsons Air conditioning South West Slopes Breeders
JBE Joinery Starrs Limousins
McAlister Motors The Cattle Shop
Powderleys Pumping & Irrigation Thompsons Rural Supplies
Quayle Milling Troys Feed & Seed
Young Vet Clinic Walks Workshop
Walshys Wool
SPONSORS Windridge Farm
All Breeds Poultry Club Windscreen Professionals
Annie B’s Fullhouse Young Embroidery Service
Anything Electrical Young Young Hardware
Artcon Buliding & Carpentry Young Metal Recycling
Base Warehouse Young Young Society of Artists Incorporated
Bendigo Woollen Mills Young Workwear
Benell Poll Herefords A & CA Malvicino
Blank Canvas by Lou D & J McFarlane
Chontelle Perrin Photography M Braham
Country Foods Pty Ltd G Butt
Dalgety Animal Health L Eastlake
DGF Stock & General Carrier G & J Hall
Dominos Young L Parkinson
Donges Supa IGA L Ritchie
Elders Young G Smithers
Essar Livestock M Tout
Framaglass Young J Tyack
T Wilkinson
Rules & Information for Exhibitors
Rules & Information for Exhibitors
• ALL entry fees are a Gold Coin unless otherwise stated
• Acceptance of entries:
o Entries in all sections (EXCLUDING OPEN &
JUNIOR/SCHOOL ARTWORK SEE SECTION FOR
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS) will be taken in the Main
Pavilion from 9am- 12pm Saturday 14th September
2019
Or
o From 9-13th September at 91 Boorowa st Young
(Side Entrance) from 10am-4pm
• Pickup of Entries & Prize Money:
o Can be collected from 6-6.45pm in Main Pavilion on
Showday- Pavilion will CLOSE AT 6.45PM
o Pavilion will open on the Monday 16th and
Tuesday 17th after Showday from 10-2pm for
collection of exhibits & prize money
• Prize money in ALL sections (unless otherwise stated) are: 1st
Prize- $3.00, 2nd Prize $1.00
• Definition of Novice: Exhibitor who has not won a prize in a
similar section at the Young Show
• Stewards have the right to move exhibits to correct classes if
they have been wrongly entered
Section A- Produce
All exhibits must be grown by exhibitor
CLASSES:
1. Collection of Citrus
2. Any other fruit not mentioned
3. Collection Of Vegetables
4. 1 Butternut pumpkin
5. 1 pumpkin- any other variety
6. Collection Of Herbs
7. Bunch Silverbeet or Spinach
8. Bunch Rhubarb
9. Collection of Onions
10. Any other vegetable not mentioned
11. 1 Dozen White Eggs
12. 1 Dozen Brown Eggs
13. 1 Dozen Duck Eggs
14. 6 Coloured Eggs
15. Bottle of Honey
Young Show Society Trophy- Most Successful Open Exhibitor
Section C- Agricultural Produce
• All exhibits to be the property & grown by the exhibitor during the
last season& within 50km of Young Post Office
• Exhibitors, if required, shall make a declaration that their exhibits
comply with the regulations
• All grain samples to not weigh LESS than 5kg (Unless otherwise
stated)
• Classification of Wheat varieties are determined by the NSW
Department of Primary Industries
CLASSES
1. Hard Wheat
2. Dual purpose Wheat
3. Oats- Grain Only
4. Oats- Dual Purpose
5. Barley
6. Triticale- Dual Purpose
7. Triticale- Grain Only
8. Lupin- Narrow Leaf
9. Lupin- Broad leaf
10. Canola- 2kg
11. Bale Lucerne Hay
12. Bale pasture Hay
13. Best sample of Green Pasture Fodder- 10cm minimum
14. Best sample of Green Lucerne Fodder- 10cm minimum
15. Sheaf of Green Oats
16. Sheaf of Green Wheat
17. Best sample of Single Canola Plant
18. Sheaf of Green Lupins
19. Sheaf of Green Triticale
Young Hardware Voucher for Champion Wheat of Show
Young Hardware Voucher for Champion Oats of Show
South West Fuel Voucher for Champion Sheaf of Show
Arch Gresser Memorial Trophy- Donated by Troy Lambs Seed &
Feed- Most Successful Exhibitor in Agricultural Produce
Arch Gresser was a long term seed production officer for the Dept of
Agriculture based at Cowra. He was also a long term steward/judge at
many of NSW’s country shows & was very involved in the Young show,
quiet often judging several sections each year.
RECYCLED WOOD
& METAL ART COMPETITION
Clean up the back yard or Paddock and enter our Recycled Wood &
Metal Art Competition
With two sections- Junior (under 18’s) & Adults with a combined total of
$150 prize money kindly donated by Keith Simmons Engineering Young.
You can use wood, tin and/or steel joined together with rivets,
welds or screws!
Entries Close: Saturday 16th September at 12 noon
Deliver your exhibit to the Main Pavilion
All enteries to have
Exhibitor Name, Address & Phone Number on bottom of Exhibit
Section CA- Challenged Ability
Photographs to be mounted for display.
Drawings/Paintings to be on A4 Paper
Classes for children in Support Classes
1. Lamingtons
2. 6 decorated biscuits
3. Drawing/painting – self portrait
4. Drawing/painting animal
5. Photo of a flower
6. Photo of a friend
7. Photo of an animal
8. Sample of craft work
9. Pot of herbs
1st Prize Winners from Each Class to Receive Dominos
Voucher
Adult Classes
10. Scrapbooking – single page
11. Card for a special occasion
12. Beadwork – jewellery
13. Knitted article
14. Crochet article
15. Mosaic picture
16. Abstract painting
17. Photo of old buildings
18. Photo of a country scene
19. Article made from recycled material
1ST Prize Winners from Each Class to Receive McDonalds
Voucher
Build A
Bee-u-tiful Hotel OR a BAT BOX!
Our Bees and Bats Need Our Help!
Give Mother Nature and our native bees and micro bats a helping hand
and keep our plants, food and crops fertilized and us growing strong! A
microbat can eat 500 mosquitos in one hour!
• Build a waterproof home with lots of little nooks, holes, hollow sticks
and bark tubes for bees
• Or a wooden micro bat box with underneath entry and internal shade
cloth for grip
• As much as possible use natural and recycled parts
• Avoid paint, plastic and rubber where you can (some may be needed)
• Get your family, neighbours, school or sporting group to join in!
• Think of a bird house for teeny tiny birds, or create your own design
• Google ‘build a bee hotel to help native bees’ or ‘build a micro bat
box’ for helpful design tips
Entries Close: Saturday 14th September at 12 noon
Deliver your entry to the main Pavilion
All Entries to Have Exhibitor Name, Address & Phone Number on
Bottom of Exhibit
CATEGORIES:
1. Group Entry Bee Hotel OR Bat Box
2. Infants/Preschool Child Bee Hotel OR Bat Box
3. Primary School Child Bee Hotel OR Bat Box
4. Secondary School Child Bee Hotel OR Bat Box
Milvale Road
Childcare
Section D- Wool Fleeces
Additional Prize Money kindly Donated by South West Breeders
• Fleece must be skirted for market & name of Exhibitor on fleece wraps
• Judging to be on point score system
o Trueness to type (10 points)
o Conformity of length (10 points)
o Soundness (10 points)
o Handle (8 points)
o Colour of Bloom etc (6 points)
o Character & Style (10 points)
o Density (6 points)
o Evenness (10 points)
o Clean Fleece Weight (30 points)
• Ram fleeces not to be included in Commercial Value Fleece or Grand
Champion Fleece
• Grand Champion fleeces must be grown by exhibitor
MERINO SMALL HOLDERS (300 Sheep or less)- NO STUDS
1. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Fine
2. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Medium
3. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Strong
Repco Young Trophy Champion Merino Fleece- Small Holders
$50 Cash from Presna Transport- Reserve Champion Merino Fleece-
Small Holders
MERINO SECTION – OPEN
4. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Superfine
5. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Fine
6. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Medium
7. Ewe or Wether Fleece- Strong
8. Hogget Fleece- Any quality (Must show lamb tip)
9. Ram Fleece- Fine
10. Ram Fleece- Medium
11. Ram Fleece – Strong
12. Commercial Value Fleece- Any Quality
13. Short Wool Fleece- (Not judged on Length or Weight)
Thompsons Rural Supplies Trophy Champion Merino Fleece- Open
Section
$50 Cash from Presna Transport- Reserve Champion Merino Fleece-
Open Section
Landmark Perpetual Trophy- Grand Champion Fleece- Landmark Young
Gift Voucher
Moses & Son- Perpetual Trophy- Reserve Grand Champion Fleece- Moses
& Son Gift VoucherJaspar S Hall Memorial Trophy- Champion Value Fleece
Jaspar was a member of the Young P & A society for over 60yrs. His love of
the wool industry and gardening saw him spend a great deal of time in the
main pavilion organising the wool and horticulture sections of the show
Dave Walsh Wool Broker Prize- Heaviest Merino Fleece
14. Exhibit of Three Skirted Merino Fleeces of Similar Micron
Elders Young Prize
OTHER BREEDS- OPEN SECTION
15. Best Comeback Fleece
16. Best Crossbred Fleece
17. CORRIDALE Ram Fleece
18. CORRIDALE Ewe Fleece
19. DOHNE Ram Fleece
20. DOHNE Ewe FleeceSection E- Handicrafts& Scrapbooking
• All exhibits must be done by exhibitor & within the last 2 years
• The Exhibit must not have won a previous prize at the Young Show
• Exhibits to be NEEDLEWORK ONLY- Stencilling or pen painting are
not eligible
• Wall hangings to be under 1 metre in area
KNITTING CLASSES
1. Pair Knitted Booties- Yarn pure wool OR wool blend over 50%
2. Pair Knitted Booties- Any other yarn
3. Knitted Item to suit Baby to Child 5 years- Using pure wool OR
wool blend over 50%
4. Knitted Item to suit Baby to Child 5 years- using any other yarn
5. Knitted item using 5 – 8 ply yarn- Wool or wool blend over 50%
or any other yarn
6. Knitted item using 8 ply yarn- Wool or wool blend over 50% or
any other yarn
7. Any Knitted Article not mentioned- Pure Wool or any other yarn
8. Knitted Rug by a Novice Knitter using Wool or Acrylic
Bendigo Woollen Mills Voucher for most successful exhibitor in
Knitting Classes
CROCHET CLASSES
9. Crochet Infant Garment- Wool/ Wool Blend/ Other yarn
10. Crochet Article by Novice Exhibitor using Wool/ Other yarn
11. Crochet Item (eg Socks, Hat, Shawl) using Wool/Other yarn
12. Crochet Rug- Wool or Wool blend over 50%
13. Crochet Rug- Any other yarn
14. Crochet Article using Fine Thread (eg.Doily, Handkerchief edges)
15. Crochet Item of Clothing using any medium
Bendigo Woollen Mills Voucher for Most successful exhibitor
Crochet Classes
EMBROIDERY CLASSES
16. Wool Embroidery
17. Wool Embroidery by a Novice Exhibitor
18. Article of Candlewicking
19. Article of Traditional Hand Embroidery
20. Article of Traditional Hand Embroidery by a Novice
21. Machine Embroidered Article
Young Embroidery Service Voucher for most successful
Embroidery ClassesHANDICRAFT CLASSES
22. Cushion- Your Choice
23. Soft Toy (eg Doll, Bear) any Medium
24. Tapestry/ Cross Stitch/ Long Stitch
25. Bag- Any Medium
26. Dressed Doll Only Clothing Judged
27. 3 Distinct Items- 3 Different Techniques
28. 4 Place Mats- any medium
29. Article made from Recycled material
30. Apron
31. 2 Greeting Cards- 2 Different Techniques
32. Gift Suitable for a Baby- any medium
33. Fete Stall Item (eg Face Washer, Door Stopper)
34. Handmade Bead Jewellery
35. Any Article made by a Novice
36. Item of Woodwork
37. Item of Metalwork
38. Scrapbook- Single Page “Family & Friends”
39. Collection of 3 Scrapbook cards
40. Handicraft Article not mentioned
Kay McDonalds Trophies- Trophy for most successful exhibitor
Handicraft Classes
PATCHWORK CLASSES
41. Patchwork Article eg Wall hanging, table centre
42. Quilt- Mixed Technique/ Applique
43. Bed Quilt- Hand or Home Machine
44. Bed Quilt- Machine Embroidered
45. Bed Quilt- Scrap or Recycled Fabric
46. Bed Quilt- Using Purchased Panel
47. Bed Quilt – any size by Novice Exhibitor
Robynettes Fabrics Voucher for most successful exhibitor
Patchwork ClassesFamily
Activities
at the
Young
Show!
Come Join Us at the Family Tent
at the Young Show!!
Children’s Colouring
Activities
Face Painting
Proudly SPonSored by:Section F- Cooking
• All Exhibits must be made and cooked by the exhibitor
• Exhibitors are to put their names under display plates etc
• All cooking will be cut when judged
• No ring tins allowed, plate must fit exhibit
• Judging is under ASC & RAS rules
OPEN COOKING CLASSES
1. Steamed Pudding – at least 3 distinct fruits
2. Dark Fruit Cake- 250gm mixture- at least 3 distinct fruits
Mrs Leila Eastlake Trophy for Dark Fruit Cake- to be won 3 times
3. Pumpkin Fruit Cake
4. Home machine made Bread any variety
5. Orange Cake- Butter Icing
6. Date & Nut loaf
7. Carrot Cake- Iced
8. Banana Cake- Iced
9. Champion Cherry Pie- Pastry Top & Bottom
MrsGenevieve Foster Memorial Trophy (donated by Mrs Leila
Eastlake) Champion Cherry Pie- to be won 3 times
Genevieve Foster married Bill Foster and began Exhibiting in the Young
Show in the 1930’s. She Exhibited Preserves, Cooking, Horticulture and
Cake decorating for over 50 years
10. Apple Pie – Pastry Top & Bottom
11. Plain Tea Cake- Cinnamon & Sugar Topping
12. 6 Plain Scones- No Sugar or Eggs
13. 6 Sultana Scones
14. 6 Pumpkin Scones
15. 6 Sweet Scones
Mrs Glenda Smithers Trophy for Champion Scones
16. 6 Muffins- Your Choice
17. 6 Lamingtons- 1 ½” square
18. Chocolate cake- Iced- Not Sandwich
19. Sponge Sandwich- not iced- jam filled only20. Collection of Slice- 3 varieties- 3 of each
21. Collection of homemade biscuits- 3 distinct kinds- 3 of each
22. 6 Pieces Shortbread
23. Prune Muffins (recipe supplied)
Country Foods Pty Ltd Trophy- Recipe Supplied- Verity Fruits label
MUST be attached to entry
24. Open- Novelty Cake decorated with Fondant
(Only Decoration Judged)
Annie B’s Full House Trophy for Judges Choice – Decorated Cake
Poppas Fudge Factory Trophy- Most successful exhibitor Open
Cooking Classes
25. Rich Fruit Cake- Statewide Competition- $20 Prize Money
(Recipe Supplied)
NOVICE COOKERY
26. 6 Plain Scones- No Sugar or eggs
27. Sponge Sandwich – Jam Filled- Not iced
28. Plain PACKET cake- not iced- not fruit or sponge
29. 6 pieces Slice
30. Chocolate Cake- Iced
Harvey Norman Young Trophy- Most successful exhibitor- Novice
Cooking
MENS COOKING
31. Chocolate Cake
32. 6 Scones- Any Variety
33. 6 Pieces Slice
34. 6 Anzac Cookies
Horizons Young Trophy- Most successful exhibitor- Men’s CookingRecipe for Class 23- Prune Muffins INGREDIENTS 1 cup VERITY prunes chopped 1 cup Castor Sugar 110gm Butter 2 eggs lightly beaten 1 cup Water 1 cup Plain flour 1 cup SR flour 1 teaspBicarb Soda METHOD 1. Heat oven to 180C. Lightly grease a tray of 12 x ½ cup muffin cups 2. Place VERITY prunes, butter & sugar in a saucepan, bring to the boil & allow to simmer for 5 minutes. Cool slightly 3. Add eggs, bicarb soda, & both flours to prune mixture. Mix well. Spoon into Muffin Cups 4. Cook for 20-25 mins or until cooked through
RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
State Wide Competition
• Winner at the Young Show will need to make a second Rich Fruit
Cake to compete in the Regional Semi-Final in Dubbo on Feb
22nd 2020
• Regional winner will bake a third for the final judging at the Sydney
Royal Easter Show
• Recipe to be followed exactly and Baked in a 20cm (8’) tin
INGREDIENTS
250 gm Sultanas2 50gm Currants
250gm Plain Flour 250gm Butter
¼ teasp Grated Nutmeg 4 large Eggs
½ teasp Vanilla Essence ½ teasp lemon essence
90gm chopped red glace cherries 250gm chopped raisins
90gm chopped blanched Almonds 125gm chopped peel
60gm SR Flour 250gm Brown Sugar
½ teasp Almond essence ½ teasp ground ginger
1/3 cup Sherry or Brandy ½ teasp ground cloves
METHOD
1. Mix together All fruit & nuts- sprinkle with the Sherry or brandy.
Cover and leave for at least 1 hr (overnight is best)
2. Sift together flour & spices. Cream together butter & sugar with
essences & add the eggs one at a time- beating well after each
addition
3. Alternately add fruit & flour mixtures & mix thoroughly. Mixture
should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon
4. Place mixture in to prepared 20cm tin & bake in a slow oven for
3 ½- 4 hrs
5. Allow cake to cool in the tinSection G- Jams & Preserves
Prize Money Donated by Mr & Mrs J & M Tout
• All exhibits to be cooked by exhibitor
• Each Container must be marked with the exhibitors label stating the
nature of the contents
• Maximum size of Jars is to be 375 gm, any size Fowlers Jars for
preserves
• Cellophane or unlabelled lids to be used on exhibits
Exhibitor Tips:
JAMS
• Good colour resembling fruit used- too dark may be result of
caramelisation
• Aroma should have a slight sweetness- Overly sweet bouquet
indicates too much sugar
• Consistency – good set, syrup should bind the pieces- stiff
consistency may be the result of overcooking
• Small, even pieces of fruit evenly distributed throughout the
syrup. Clear Syrup, Jam should be free of froth or bubbles or
evidence of crystallisation
CONSERVES
• Large or whole pieces of fruit evenly distributed in syrup. Fruit
should retain its shape unlike Jam
• Ratio of fruit should be greater than syrup
MARMALADES
• Thin slices of fruit of julienne of citrus ring, evenly distributed
throughout the syrup
• Syrup should be clear and firm set& fruit/rings should be
consistent in size & shape
• Should be rich with well-developed colour not dark
• Visibility should be good even with darker fruit
JELLIES
• Rich well developed colour, not dark which could indicate
overcooking
• Should be transparent , clear and not cloudy when held to light
• Must be extract products of fruit only- no colouring or glutinous
material
• Should be firm and hold its shape for several minutes when cut with
a spoonCLASSES FOR JAMS, JELLIES & PRESERVED FRUIT
1. Bottle of Apricot Jam
2. Bottle of Fig Jam
3. Bottle of Melon Jam- Any Flavour
4. Bottle of Plum Jam
5. Bottle of Cherry Jam
6. Bottle of Quince Jam
7. Bottle of Berry Jam- Any variety
8. Bottle of Jam- Any Other Variety
9. Bottle of Orange Marmalade
10. Bottle of 3 Fruits Marmalade
11. Collection of Jams- 3 Distinct Varieties
12. Bottle of Jelly- Any variety
13. Bottle of Conserve- Any variety
14. Bottle of Lemon Butter
15. 3 Bottles of Marmalade- each from a different citrus fruit
16. Bottle of Preserved Fruit- Any Variety
17. 3 Bottles Preserved Fruit- 3 Varieties
Bill Foster Memorial Trophy (Donated by Mrs Leila Eastlake)
Most Successful Exhibitor Jams & Preserves Classes - To be
won 3 Times
Bill Foster was a second generation exhibitor at the Young Show.
His Parents began exhibiting in 1899. Bill Exhibited Agricultural
Produce, Cattle, Sheep Dogs & Clydesdale Horses for over 50 years
NOVICE JAMS & PRESERVES
18. Bottle of Marmalade
19. Bottle of Jam – Not Citrus
20. Bottle of Pickles or Chutney
21. 3 Bottles Preserved Fruit- 3 Varieties
Harvey Norman Trophy -Most successful Novice Exhibitor
PICKLES & SAUCES
22. Bottle of Tomato Sauce
23. Bottle of Tomato Relish
24. Bottle of Green Tomato Pickles
25. Bottle of Mustard Pickles
26. Bottle of Clear Mustard Pickles (Liquid to be Clear)27. Bottle of
Sweet Sauce
28. Bottle of
Plum Sauce
29. Bottle of
Chutney- Other than Tomato
30. Bottle of
Boiled Salad Dressing
31. Bottle of
Pickles- Any Variety
Poppas Fudge Factory
– Most successful Exhibitor in Pickles & Sauces Classes
Home Brew
• Entries can be from Commercial Bases or Brewed from basic
ingredients
• Please provide 2 bottles for EACH Class
CLASSES
1. Lager/ Pilsener
2. Pale Ale (Bitter is a form of Pale Ale)
3. Dark Beer (Includes Dark Ale, Porters, Dark Ales)
4. Stout
5. Draught
6. Light Beer
7. Ginger Beer
Champion BeerYOUNG SHOWGIRL COMPETITION 2019 The Showgirl Competition aims to find a young woman to act as an ambassador for rural NSW, with her role involving many official and informal duties both at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, and during her travels interstate and overseas. It is NOT a beauty pageant. Most importantly the Showgirls must have a genuine interest in, and knowledge of, rural NSW. The competition encourages the participation and subsequent awareness or rural women’s contribution and involvement in both local communities and rural NSW as a whole. Proudly Sponsored by: Judging will occur on Saturday 7th September 2019. The entrants will be judged at a luncheon starting at 11.30. A Cocktail Dress dinner will be held at Urban Retreat with a 6 for 6.30pm start, with the public invited to attend to be able to vote in the People’s Choice Award. The winner will be announced 2pm Show Day (Sunday 15th Sepember)
Junior Competitions
• Entries Taken on Sunday 15thSeptember at 10am-12pm at Secretaries Office
near the Main Pavilion, Judging will be at 1:30pm
• The Parent or Legal Guardian of each entrant will be required to sign an
Indemnity waiver
TinyTot Boy & Tiny Tot Girl
12 months- Under 3 yrs
Winner will receive a Sash & a Gift Voucher
Donated by Lime N Soda
Master Show Boy & Miss Belle
3 yrs- Under 9 yrs
Winner will receive a Sash & Voucher
Donated by Young Workwear
Master Stockman & Miss Junior Showgirl
9 -12 yrs
Winner will receive a Sash & Cash
Donated by South West Slopes Credit Union
YOUNG WORKWEARSection H- Horticulture
• All Flowers, Shrubs and Pot Plants to be grown by the
Exhibitor (except HA- Decorative Section)
• Distinct means DIFFERENT
• N.N.D means Not Necessarily Distinct
• Collection= Not more than 2 of any Variety
• You must collect your own container to avoid errors
Tips for Exhibitors: For your exhibit to be shown to its best advantage
Choose containers that allow flowers to be at least 4" to 6" (10-15cms)
above the neck of the container. Use a narrow neck container if only a
few flowers are the exhibit
CUT FLOWER CLASSES
1. Container of Violets
2. 3 Pansies N.N.D – shown on saucer with cotton wool
3. Collection of Pansies -(not less than 6- shown on saucer
with cotton wool)
4. Container of Freesias
5. Collection of Primula
6. 3 cuts English Marigolds- 1 container
7. Container of Wallflowers
8. Container of Daisies
9. Container of Sweet Peas
10. 1 Daffodil
11. 3 Daffodils
12. 1 Double Daffodil
13. 3 Double Daffodils
14. 1 Double Stock (no laterals)
15. Collection of Double Stock
16. 3 Iceland Poppies- N.N.D
17. Collection of Iceland Poppies - N.N.D
18. Collection of Ranunculus
19. Collection of Anemones
20. Container of Flowering Bulbs, Corm, Rhizomes, Tubers
21. 3 Cut Flowers- Distinct- NO SHRUBS- 1 container22. Container of Lavender
23. 3 Arum Lillies
24. 3 Green Goddess arum lilies
25. 1 Tulip
26. Collection of Tulips
27. 1 cut Dutch Iris
28. 1 cut Bearded/Flag Iris
29. Collection of Iris- any variety
30. 1 spike of Orchids
31. 1 cut Flower not Mentioned in Schedule
32. Container of Mixed Flowering Tree of Shrub (no higher than
90cm)
33. Collection of NATIVE Shrubs
34. 3 Cuts Flowering Vines, Climbers or Creepers
35. 3 Cuts Lilac
36. 1 vase Foliage – 5 Distinct Cuts
Kevin Foster Memorial Trophy (donated by Mrs Leila Eastlake)
-Most Successful Exhibitor in Cut Flowers Classes
- To be won 3 times
Kevin (Son of Bill & Genevieve Foster) Helped at the Young Show from
age 8, with a keen interest in helping his father set up for the Trots at the
Show
Pink Pot Garden Spot Trophy
-Champion Bloom from Cut Flower Classes
POT PLANT CLASSES
37. 1 Pot Fern
38. Pot of Coloured Leaf- Geranium
39. Pot Plant in Bloom
40. Pot plant in an Unusual Container ( Container to be shown for 1
year only)
41. Pot of Succulent Or Cacti
42. Bonsai Exhibit
Golden Glance Nursery Trophy- Most successful Exhibitor in
Pot Plant ClassesCAMELLIA CLASSES
To Be Shown in 2" Jars
43. 1 Formal Double Camellia
44. 1 Informal Double Camellia
45. 1 Semi-Double Camellia
46. 1 Single Camellia
47. 1 Elegans Form Camellia
48. 3 Camellias- Distinct- 3 jars
49. 3 Camellias- N.N.D- 3 jars
Marie Butt Memorial Trophy (donated by Leonie Parkinson)
Champion Camellia - To be won 3 times
Marie volunteered in the Horticulture section of the Young Show
since the mid 1980’s and always had a keen passion for Gardening
DECORATIVE CLASSES
50. Thoroughly Modern Arrangement
51. Native Fusion
52. Traditional Arrangement
53. Single Colour Arrangement
54. Vertical Garden
Mrs Leah Ritchie Trophy -Most Successful Exhibitor
Decorative ClassesYoung Show Entry Form- Main Pavilion • Indemnity & Waiver Form to be signed by all entrants • New Entry Form per Section is required Exhibitor name: _________________________________________ Address: ______________________________________________ Entry # Section Class Wording Entry Fee
X X
X
Young Annual Show Indemnity & Waiver
All Exhibitors to Sign.
I _____________________________________________ (PRINT NAME) OF
____________________________________________ (PRINT ADDRESS)
• Agree not to make any claim against the Young Show Society for any
injury or loss sustained at the Young Show
• Agree to exhibit at my own risk & to indemnity the Young Show Society
together with any other organisation or person involved in the conduct of the
course of the show
• Agree to exonerate the committee/ management of the Young Show
Society with any other organisation or person involved in the conduct of the
Young Show from all responsibility & from loss or injury to me whether due to
alleged negligence or otherwise
(SIGNATURE) _____________________________________________________
(DATE) __________________________________________________________
If Child under 18 yrs, In Addition:
• I agree that He/She has permission to exhibit in the Young Annual Show
subject to the above terms & conditions
(SIGNATURE) _____________________________________________________
Parent/ Legal Guardian of ___________________________________________
(DATE) __________________________________________________________X
Section I- Fine Arts
• All work must be Original and completed by the artist
• Each exhibit to be entered in ONE section only & be dry when delivered.
• Work must not have been previously displayed at Young Show
• Entries form and fees to be delivered at 91 Boorowa St Young (Side
Entrance) 10am- 4pm from 9th- 13th September 2019
• All artwork to have a suitable mounting/D Rings/Wire and have entry card
attached ready for hanging delivered to the Main Pavilion between 9-10 am
on Saturday 14th September.
• Prize money will be paid when collecting Artwork
• All Artwork for sale in exhibition at Young Show attracts a 15% Commission
payable to the Young Show Society. If for Sale please attach price sticker to entry
card.
OPEN CLASSES
1. Oil / Acrylic - 1st prize $50 donated by Young Society of Artists
Inc
2. Watercolour – 1stprize $50 donated by Donald & Julie McFarlane
3. Pastel -1st prize $50 donated by Marie Braham
4. Drawing - Any Medium -1st prize $50 donated by Young Society of
Artists Inc
5. Mixed Medium - 1st prize $50 donated by Young Society of
Artists Inc
6. Abstract/Any Medium - 1st Prize $50 donated by Artcon Building
& Carpentry
7. Novice- Any Medium - 1st Prize $25 donated by Joy Tyack
8. Aboriginal Art- Any Medium- 1stprize $50 donated by T Wilkinson
9. All Sculpture &3D Art from - please provide freestanding frame or
dummy to display work - 1st $50 Prize of Katherine Frecker Memorial
Trophy donated by Mrs T Wilkinson
Katherine Frecker was a Spinner & Weaver. She was a part of the Art Club of
Young from its establishment around 30yrs ago. Having a daughter that became
an Artist, Katherine always encouraged people to pursue their passion
Judges Choice for Open Classes- $50 open order donated by Framaglass
Young
Judges Choice Youth -1 Prize= $75, 2nd prize $25 Donated by Cally
st
Malvicino
• Any Youth up to the age of 18 who submits Artwork into one of the categories
in the OPEN Section (see above)
• Artwork must be ready to hang with D RINGS/Wire
• Not Done in Classroom or Workshop/ Not copied or influenced by other Art or
Artists
• Own Original Composition & done in the last 2 years
• Age of exhibitor to be added to back of Entry LabelSection J- Photography
• For AMATEURS ONLY
• All exhibits must be exposed by the exhibitor & mounted on cardboard or
matt- No Frames
• Please have exhibitors name & address on back of exhibit
• Same image not to be shown in more than one section and cannot have
won a prize at a previous Young Show
CLASS DEFINITIONS
Monochrome: Black & White prints, tinted or coloured by a single tone
Landscape: Natural scenery which may include other elements (people,
houses etc) but should not dominate the picture
Portrait: A study of a person, ideally should show aspect of the character or
personality of the study
Close Up/ Macro: Picture taken within the range of closer than 1 metre up
to the magnification of the negative of 10 diameters
CLASS A - SMALL PRINT- COLOUR
13cmX 18cm Maximum (5" X 7")
1. People
2. In the Park or Garden
3. Set of 3 related prints- Single Mount
4. Landscape/ Waterscape
5. Any Subject
CLASS B LARGE PRINT- COLOUR
11cm X 16cm Minimum, 30cm x 40 cm Max
1. Child Study
2. Human Portrait
3. Rural Study
4. Animal, Bird or Insect
5. Sunrise/ Sunset
6. Any Subject
CLASS C- MONOCHROME
11cm X 16cm Minimum, 30cm x 40 cm Max
1. Human Study
2. Landscape
3. Still Life
4. Any Subject
Chontelle Perrin Photography Voucher- Champion Print of ShowJunior Schedule
Information for Junior Schedule
• All Exhibits to be entered and will be displayed in the Main
Pavilion in Sections with Adult Entries eg Junior Cooking with
Adult Cooking
• Entry Fee per Class Entered (Individual & Schools) = $1
• Prize Money Unless Otherwise Stated eg- 1st = $3, 2nd $1
• Entries in Individual Artwork/ Poetry: Close Friday 6th
September – Please Deliver To Young Showground Pavilion
on this Day with entry forms & fees
• Other Entries
o Young Showground Saturday 16th September 9am-12pm OR
91 Boorowa St Young from 10am-4pm Monday 9th- Friday
13th September
• Pickup of Entries & Prize Money:
o Can be collected from 6-6.45pm in Main Pavilion on Showday-
Pavilion will CLOSE AT 6.45PM
o Pavilion will open on the Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th
after Showday from 10-2pm for collection of exhibits &
prize money
Individual Entries
Section a: JUNIOR PRODUCE
1. Collection of Fruit
2. Collection of Vegetables
3. Biggest Pumpkin
4. Collection of Herbs
5. Any other vegetable not mentioned
6. 6 Eggs
Most Successful Exhibitor- Young Show Society Trophy
Section e: JUNIOR HANDICRAFT
PRESCHOOL & INFANTS AGE CHILDREN
1. Article of Lego or Similar
2. Article Not mentioned
3. Scrapbook- Single Page “Family & Friends”PRIMARY SCHOOLAGE CHILDREN
4. Sample of School Craft
5. Sample of Knitting or Crochet
6. Scrapbook- Single page “Family & Friends”
7. Article not mentioned
SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN
8. Industrial Art Item
9. Hand or Machine sewn article
10. Scrapbook- Single Page “Family & Friends”
11. Article Not mentioned
S & AJ Voucher- 1st Prize Winners from Classes 1-11
Section f: JUNIOR COOKING
PRESCHOOL/ INFANTS SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN
1. 3 Decorated Biscuits
2. 3 Chocolate Crackles
3. 3 Decorated Cupcakes
PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN
4. 6 Pikelets
5. 6 Decorated Cupcakes
6. Decorated Gingerbread Man
First Prize Winners from Classes 1-6 – McDonalds Voucher
SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
7. 6 pieces Slice
8. Chocolate Cake - Iced
9. Rainbow Cake- Iced
10. Butter Cake- Iced & Decorated (Decoration Judged Only)
Gail Butt Trophy- Most Successful Exhibitor in Secondary
School Age CookingSection g:JUNIOR JAMS & PRESERVES
1. 1 Jar of Jam (Any Variety)
2. 1 Jar of sauce (Any Variety)
3. 1 Jar of Pickles (Any Variety)
4. 2 Jars Preserves (Fruit or Vegetable)
Most Successful Exhibitor- Base Warehouse Voucher
Section h: JUNIOR DECORATIVE
HORTICULTURE
PRESCHOOL/INFANTS AGE STUDENTS
1. Flowers for the Cubby House
2. Article from Vege/Fruit- shown on shoe box lid
3. Longest gum leaf- displayed on cardboard or similar
PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
4. Teacup Fairy Garden
5. Floral Initial
6. Farm Scene- Using Toys & Natural Materials
- Shown on Shoe box Lid
7. Longest gum leaf- displayed on cardboard or similar
General Store Voucher - First Prize Winners from Classes 1-7
SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
8. Arrangement for a Dining Table
9. Floral Headband
10. Miniature Garden
11. Use your Imagination
Native Botancial Trophy: Most Successful Exhibitor in
Secondary School Age Decorative Horticulture
JUNIOR ARTWORK/POETRY
(Individuals)
PRESCHOOL/INFANTS AGE STUDENTS
1. Drawing
2. Painting of Your Family
3. Piece of Writing
General Store Voucher -First Prize Winners from Classes 1-2PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
4. Drawing of your Imagination
5. Painting
6. Poem about your Pet
Voucher from Base Warehouse for Judges Choice
SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS
7. Drawing or Pastel
8. Painting/Mixed Media
9. Poetry
10. Aboriginal Artwork
Voucher from Base Warehouse for Judges Choice
Section j: JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY
PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENT
13cm x 18cm Maximum
1. People
2. Landscape
3. Animal Study
4. Any Subject- Any Size print
Champion Print Primary School Age Student- Voucher from
Base Warehouse
SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE STUDENT
11cm X 16cm Minimum, 30cm x 40 cm Max
5. Human Study- Colour
6. Landscape- Colour
7. Close Up or Macro
8. Any Subject- Colour or Mono
Champion Print Secondary School Age Student- Voucher
from Base Warehouse
Little Cherry Tree Trophy- Most Successful Junior Exhibitor
in PavilionSchool Entries
• All entries should have Class, School and entry Class number on
the Back of the work
• Displays can include Artwork, Photography, Poetry, Story about
your School etc
• Displays to be mounted on One Single Bed Sheet per Class
entered
• Displays from composite classes eg. Year3/4 will be displayed in
the lower age group class
• Pinning each individual piece to the sheet works best- Double
sided tape etc tends to not work
• Entries in School Art Display and Competition Close
Friday 6th September
o Please Deliver To Young Showground Pavilion on this Day with
entry forms & fees
• PICKUP
o Entries to be signed for and picked up with prizes on
Monday 17th or Tuesday 18th September at the Young
showground pavilion between 10am-2pm
ARTWORK DISPLAYS
1. Display By Preschool Class
2. Display By a Kindergarten Class
3. Display by a Year 1 Class
4. Display by a Year 2 Class
5. Display by a Year 3 Class
6. Display by a Year 4 Class
7. Display by a Year 5 Class
8. Display by a Year 6 Class
9. Display by a School
10. Aboriginal Artwork by Persons in Any Class
Young Show Society Perpetual Trophy- Most Successful School
Artwork Exhibitor
Decided annually by points being awarded for 1st& 2nd place from
entries in School Artwork SectionCattle Pavilion Please Read and complete the Herd Health Status Declaration entries will not be accepted without. Entries Close: Friday 13th September 2019 Entry Fee of $2 for general classes must accompany the entry form along the National animal health Declaration. Please send entries to Tony Starr, PO Box 1089, Young NSW 2594. Chief Steward Tony Starr 0427 833 562 starrslimousins@bigpond.com 1. The age of all cattle is to be calculated up to 1st October e.g 2 years and over before 1st October. 2. Cattle judging to commence at 10am. 3. Exhibitors must complete the special entry form PLUS the Johne’s Disease declaration form provided. 4. Cows over 3 years of age must be in calf or have calf at foot. 5. All exhibits at all times to be provided with strong halters and nose clips. 6. All bulls must have a nose ring and at all times be led by a halter and nose lead. 7. All females must at all times be led by a nose clip and lead. 8. All exhibits must be securely tethered by an effective head stall in addition to neck strap or rope. 9. If in the opinion of the Chief Steward, any exhibit is deemed to be dangerous, or not under proper control in the show ring, the owner of such exhibit shall immediately upon receiving notice to the effect, remove such exhibit from the societies grounds. 10.All cattle exhibits must be paraded before the judges of the section. 11.All beef cattle exhibited at the Young Annual Show must conform to the rules for “Pure Breed Cattle Classes” as at the 2018 RAS Show. 12.Paraders are to be correctly attired in Breed Society requirements. 13.No child under the age of 12 years of age is to lead an animal in the general classes. 14.Any calf that is exhibited with mother, cannot be exhibited in a separate class 15.Assessed &Non Assessed Cattle will be segregated in the shed. There will be no communal water facilities provided. 16.Cattle coming from Non-assessed herds in a control zone will need to have a negative blood test within 6 months of the show. 17.All exhibitors, handlers and grooms must sign Indemnity form and be issued with a wrist band. This band is to be worn at all times. 18.Trophies will be presented in the Murray Bolger Cattle Arena at 3.30pm 19. PESTI VIRUS - Tested and cleared animals will be accepted on the grounds. Non-tested animals WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ON THE GROUNDS. Please ensure that your animals are
tested and able to provide a certificate confirming testing and clearance. If your animal is
not tested and documentation cannot be provided, the animal will be requested to be
removed from the grounds immediately and will have entries forfeited.CATTLE ARE TO BE
ON SHOWGROUND BY 8AM TO ALLOW NLIS RECORDING
General Classes
Junior Programme:
Entries for junior judging and paraders will be taken and divided
into appropriate classes.
Junior Judging: Commences 10am
Junior Paraders: Will commence at the completion of cattle classes
Note: Paraders will be judged on their presentation and ability to handle
and parade their animal.
Person under the age of 18 years must have completed a Consent form &
Indemnity form signed by a parent or legal guardian. Age and date of
birth must be shown on consent form.
Cattle Classes
1. Bull 8 months and under 12 months (any breed)
2. Bull 12 months and under 16 months (any breed)
3. Bull 16 months and under 20 months (any breed)
Champion Junior Bull
Reserve Champion Junior Bull
4. Bull 20 months and under 24 months (any breed)
5. Bull 24 months and over (any breed)
Champion Senior Bull
Reserve Champion Senior Bull
Grand Champion Bull
6. Heifer 8 months and under 12 months (any breed)
7. Heifer 12 months and under 16 months (any breed)
8. Heifer 16 months and under 20 months (any breed)
Champion Junior Heifer
Reserve Champion Junior Heifer
9. Heifer 20 months and under 24 months (any breed)
10. Heifer/Cow 24 months and over (any breed)
Champion Senior Female
Reserve Champion Senior Female
Grand Champion Female11. Group of 2 Animals (both sexes to be represented bred by
exhibitor)
12. Pair of Bulls under 24 months
13. Pair of Heifers under 24 months
14. LED STEER
Supreme Champion Exhibit
The show society and cattle committee would like to thank all exhibitors and the
following Sponsors of the 2019 Young Annual Show Cattle section for their support.
Benell Poll Herefords
Dalgety Animal Health
Essar Livestock
Landmark Young
Quayle Milling
The Cattle Shop
Sans Puer Poll Herefords
Starrs Limousins
Young Pastoral & Agricultural Association Inc.X
Poultry Pavilion
Entries for Poultry Pavilion Close: Wed 11th September 2019
• Entries to be sent to: Jeff Burns – PO Box 632, Young NSW
2594, Phone: 63824423
• Entry form at back of schedule
Conditions of Entry
• Entry Fee- $2 PER EXHIBIT
• Birds to be penned by 9am on Showday- please provide own
water containers
• All birds to be free of Vermin & Rings
• Collect Pen numbers at “Stan Lowe Poultry Pavilion” before
exhibits are displayed
• Birds entered in Breeding Pairs are not eligible for single class
entries
• AOC= Any of Colour AC= Any Colour
• AOV= Any of Variety AV= Any Variety
• OEG= Old English Game
Champion from Each Class will receive:
$25 Cash Donated by All Breeds Poultry Club Young + Bag of Feed
Donated by Ambos Stockfeeds
Reserve Champion from Each Class will receive:
Feed Donated by Ambos Stockfeeds
Best Bird Of Show:
$50 Cash Donated by All Breeds Poultry Club Young
Reserve Bird of Show:
$30 Cash Donated by All Breeds Poultry Club YoungClasses: Softfeather Large Fowl 1. AV S/F Heavy Standard Pair 2. AV/SF Light Standard Pair 3. Australorp- Male 4. Australorp- Female 5. LangshanAC- Male 6. LangshanAC- Female 7. LangshanCroad- Male 8. LandshanCroad- Female 9. Orpington AC- Male 10. Orpington AC- Female 11. Rhode Island Red- Male 12. Rhode Island Red- Female 13. Sussex AC- Male 14. Sussex AC-Female 15. Wyandotte AC- Male 16. Wyandotte AC- Female 17. Ancona- Male 18. Ancona- Female 19. Hamburg AC- Male 20. Hamburg AC- Female 21. Leghorn AC- Male 22. Leghorn AC-Female 23. Silkie AC- Male 24. Silkie AC- Female 25. AOV Soft feather- Male 26. AOV Soft Feather- Female 27. Junior Soft feather Large- Male 28. Junior Soft feather Large- Female
Hard Feather Large Fowl 29. OEG Standard Pair 30. OEG Hard feather standard pair 31. Australian Game Black Red- Male 32. Australian Game Black Red- Female 33. Australian Game AC- Male 34. Australian Game AC- Female 35. Australian Pit Game- Male 36. Australian Pit Game- Female 37. Australian Pit Game Muff- Male 38. Australian Pit Game Muff- Female 39. Indian Game AC- Male 40. Indian Game AC- Female 41. Modern Game Black Red- Male 42. Modern Game Black Red- Female 43. Modern Game AOC- Male 44. Modern Game AOC- Female 45. OEG Black Red - Male 46. OEG Black Red - Female 47. OEG Blue Red- Male 48. OEG Blue Red- Female 49. OEG Duckwing- Male 50. OEG Duckwing- Female 51. OEG- AOC- Male 52. OEG- AOC- Female 53. Hard feather Fowl- AOV- Male 54. Hard feather Fowl- AOV- Female 55. Junior Hard feather fowl- Male 56. Junior Hard feather fowl- Female
Soft Feather Bantam 57. AV Soft feather Bantam Pair 58. Ancona- Male 59. Ancona- Female 60. Australorp- Male 61. Australorp- Female 62. Langshan AC- Male 63. Langshan AC- Female 64. Leghorn AC- Male 65. Leghorn AC- Female 66. Pekin Black- Male 67. Pekin Black- Female 68. Pekin White- Male 69. Pekin White- Female 70. Pekin AOC- Male 71. Pekin AOC- Female 72. Rhode Island Red- Male 73. Rhode Island Red- Female 74. Rosecomb AC- Male 75. Rosecomb AC- Female 76. Sebright AC- Male 77. Sebright AC- Female 78. Sussex AC- Male 79. Sussex AC- Female 80. Wyandotte AC- Male 81. Wyandotte AC- Female 82. Japanese AC- Male 83. Japanese AC- Female 84. Soft Feather Bantam AOV- Male 85. Soft feather Bantam AOV- Female 86. Junior Soft feather Bantam- Male 87. Junior Soft feather Bantam- Female
Hard Feather Bantam 88. AV Hard feather Bantam Pair 89. Australian Game Black Red- Male 90. Australian Game Black Red- Female 91. Australian Game AOC- Male 92. Australian Game AOC- Female 93. Australian Pit Game Muff- Male 94. Australian Pit Game Muff- Female 95. Australian Pit Game AOC- Male 96. Australian Pit Game AOC- Female 97. Indian Game Dark- Male 98. Indian Game Dark- Female 99. Modern Game Black Red- Male 100. Modern Game Black Red- Female 101. Modern Game Blue Red- Male 102. Modern Game Blue Red- Female 103. Modern Game Duckwing- Male 104. Modern Game Duckwing- Female 105. Modern Game Pile- Male 106. Modern Game Pile- Female 107. Modern Game AOC- Male 108. Modern Game AOC- Female 109. OEG Bantam Pair 110. OEG Black Red - Male 111. OEG Partridge - Female 112. OEG Clay or Wheaten- Female 113. OEG Blue Red - Male 114. OEG Blue Red - Female 115. OEG Blue Tail Wheaten- Female 116. OEG Duckwing - Male 117. OEG Duckwing - Female 118. OEG Muff AC- Male 119. OEG Muff AC- Female 120. AOV Hardfeather Bantam- Male 121. AOV Hardfeather Bantam- Female 122. Junior Hard feather Bantam- Male 123. Junior Hard feather Bantam- Female
Waterfowl Standard
124. Aylesbury- Drake
125. Aylesbury- Duck
126. Campbell AC- Drake
127. Campbell AC- Duck
128. Indian Runner AC- Drake
129. Indian Runner AC- Duck
130. Mascovy AC- Drake
131. Mascovy AC- Duck
132. Pekin- Drake
133. Pekin- Duck
134. Rouen- Drake
135. Rouen- Duck
136. AOV Standard Waterfowl- Drake
137. AOV Standard Waterfowl- Duck
Waterfowl Bantam
138. AV Bantam Waterfowl- Drake
139. AV Bantam Waterfowl- Duck
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• Money to sent with Entry Form:
Jeff Burns – PO Box 632, Young NSW 2594
Class Class Title Pen Number
Exhibitor Name:
Address:
Phone:
Total MoneyX
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