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Annual Show
Saturday 2nd November 2019
General Admission
Adults $15 Pensioner $12 Children Under 15 $5
Children Under 5 Free Car $2
Family Membership $30
Single Membership $15
Memberships to be purchased prior to 18th October 2019
STRICTLY NO BYO ALCOHOL
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Coleraine P & A Society Incorporated
Affiliated with Victorian Agricultural Societies Limited
Equestrian Victoria Sport Affiliated E.A. No. 3007367
Western District & Border Affiliated Agricultural Societies Ass. Inc.
OFFICE BEARERS
President: James Beaton
Vice President: Jessica Sutherland
Junior Vice President: Taylor Langley
Secretary: Kerryn Abbott
Treasurer: Bill Stonnill
COMMITTEE
R Sutherland, S Rigby, B Troeth, M Bunge, J Sutherland, N Lawson,
N Langley, S Warnock, D Shaw, J Weinberg, L Le Plastrier, R Stewart,
B Wishart, H Rigby.
LADIES AUXILIARY
President: Bev Bunge
Vice President: Sharon Mowatt
Secretary/Treasurer: Sally Warnock
LIFE MEMBERS
I McGrath, D Rigby, S Rigby, D Shaw, T Shaw, R Sutherland, B Troeth.
PAST LIFE MEMBERS
A Templeton, H Hanlon, R Cameron, TK Brown, C Roulston, WE Taylor,
W Templeton, F Shady, JL Armstrong, E Armstrong, A Botterill,
WJ Taylor, I Lawson, J O’Donnell, A McGrath, T Hodgetts, H Hutchins,
M Brumby, K Shaw, E Sutherland, M Lawson.
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PROGRAM
Competitions
All Day Wool
8am – 4pm Show Jumping
8am – 4pm Horse & Pony Rings
9am – 2pm Cattle
9am – 4.30pm Sheep
9am – 3pm Poultry
8am – 4pm Working Dog Display
10am – 4pm Shearing & Wool Handling
10.30am Pet Competition – Near Poultry
11am – 3pm Wood Chopping
12pm – 5pm Home Industries & Hand Craft Pavilion
3.30 – Late Beaut Ute Competition
Entertainment
10am – 4pm Animal Zoo
2.30pm The Kazoos
3pm Miss Show Girl/Tiny Tots – Main Stage
3.30pm Grand Parade - Oval
4.00pm The Kazoos
5.00pm Live Music
5.30pm Free BBQ
7pm Live Music, Eel Racing, Woolbale Rolling & more
9.30pm Coleraine Community Bank Fireworks Display
Times are estimates only.
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HOME INDUSTRIES & HANDCRAFT
PAVILION ENTRIES CLOSING DATE
Tuesday 29th October 2019
Advance Entries preferred
All entries to be in writing and accompanied by necessary fees.
Entry Form in back of schedule.
The Secretary, PO Box 56, Coleraine, 3315
Phone: 0434 435 339
Email: colerainepandasociety@gmail.com
Ticket for each exhibit will be delivered by the Secretary
to Exhibitor on or before the day of the show.
No Exhibit will be admitted or judged unless it has such a ticket so attached.
Prize Monies must be collected from the Secretary’s office on Show day
LOCAL SHOW DATES
Mount Gambier 25th & 26th October 2019
Coleraine 2nd November 2019
Casterton 9th November 2019
Edenhope 16th November 2019
Yulecart 23rd November 2019
Dartmoor 7th December 2019
Tyrendarra 8th February 2020
Balmoral 29th February 2020
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REGULATIONS
1. Member’s Annual Subscription Fee $30.00 entitling Member & Partner, their Children under 15 Years
free admission to show, with Vehicle. Single Member’s Annual Subscription Fee $15.00 entitles
Member Free Admission to Show, with Vehicle.
2. Non-Members competing in Competitive events must make separate entries in their own name and
pay the necessary entry fees.
3. Entries must be accompanied by the proper fees. No person will be allowed to exhibit unless the
Entry Fee’s or Member’s Subscription for the current year shall have been previously paid. This
regulation will be strictly enforced.
4. Members exhibiting may obtain necessary passes for attendants on application to the Secretary after
having made their entries. ENTRY FEES PAID BY NON-MEMBERS DO NOT CARRY THE RIGHT OF FREE
ADMISSION TO THE GROUNDS EITHER FOR EXHIBITORS OR ATTENDANTS.
5. All entries must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor.
6. Ticket for each exhibit, properly numbered, will be delivered by the Secretary to Exhibitor on or before
the day of the show, which must be affixed to the Exhibit. No Exhibit will be admitted or judged
unless it has such a ticket so attached.
7. The committee accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits sent by post.
8. Care will be taken of all exhibits, but the committee accepts no responsibility.
9. The age of horses will be taken from 1st August, and that of cattle from 1st March except Beef Cattle,
which will be taken from date of birth.
10. All exhibits, with the exception of Horses & Cattle, must be on the ground and in their allotted places
by 9.30am and remain there until 5.30pm on the day of the Show.
11. Exhibits of machinery in motion must be securely fenced or otherwise rendered secure from the
possibility of injury to the public.
12. The judge may reduce the amount of any prize, or withhold it altogether when the Exhibits are of
inferior quality.
13. In the event of the Judge awarding Equal First Prize, No Second Prize will be awarded.
14. No Exhibitor (unless in the case of an owner driving, riding or leading his Exhibit) will be allowed near
his Exhibit while being judged, except with the permission of Stewards.
15. Protests must be made in writing and lodged with the Secretary within 1 hour of the completion of
judging, accompanied by a deposit of $20 which may be forfeited should the Tribunal consider the
protest frivolous or vexatious. The Tribunal’s decision in all cases shall be final.
16. 50c per entry has been added to All Entries for Horse, Cattle, Sheep, & Dog Classes for Liability of
Animal’s Insurance. The Liability of Animal’s Policy is extended to all owners or people responsible for
Animals wishing to participate in Show Events. The Policy gives cover from the time you enter the
Show Grounds until you leave, but DOES NOT include transit cover.
17. Any person guilty of offensive conduct or undue interference with any Show Official, in person or via
social media shall be liable to any or all the penalties mentioned in Regulation 19.
19. Contravention of any of the Regulations or conditions published on the Prize List shall render the
persons contravening to (1) disqualification for any period; (2) forfeiture of all prize money or any
portion thereof; (3) is a Member, to expulsion from the Society according to the pleasure of the
committee.
20. All unregistered vehicles are subject to VicRoads rules of the road. Unregistered vehicles must be
moved by a registered truck or trailer to the safety zone.
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HORSES
Chief Stewards: Lil Le Plastrier Ph: 0428 724 560 booralpark@bigpond.com
Jacqui Weinberg Ph: 0438 774 217 jacqui_weinberg@bigpond.com
Rules and Regulations
● The horse event committee reserve the right to refuse or cancel any entry
without offering any reason for doing so.
● All competitors enter at their own risk. Committee will not be held responsible
for any accidents occurring on the day.
● The attention of competitors in Horse and Pony events is directed to the EA.
Rules relating to cruelty and general misbehaviour. Any breaches of these rules
will be reported to EA immediately. All riders must wear AS/NZS 3838 approved
helmets at all times when mounted.
● Competitors to sign waiver form prior to competing.
STALLIONS ONLY PERMITTED IN THE BREED RING
● Novice not to have won a first Prize at an agricultural show/Affiliated EFA Show or
gymkhana.
● Newcomer not to have competed under saddle prior to 31st May 2017.
● A horse that wins Champion is then ineligible to compete in the same class in the
other ring (Rings 1 and 2).
● Show hunter - Horses and ponies must either compete in Show hunter OR Open
Classes – they may not compete in both.
OFF THE TRACK SERIES – Qualifier Regulations
● Open to all thoroughbreds, unraced and raced 4 years and over, over 14.2 hands
who are registered with RISA, Registrations will be checked.
● Racing name to be used where appropriate. When entering if name is different to
racing name, or if never raced please provide.
● Racing name, Brands, colour and markings, Microchip Number, Life Number
Registration Certificate Number, Dam and Sire, Date horse retired.
● Qualifying classes will be judged ridden.
● Once a qualifier is won, the horse cannot compete in other qualifiers.
● Rider to be 14 years and over on the day of the qualifying show.
● To be judged as a good example of an Off the Track Thoroughbred (rather than
riding horse/hunter types) with the following being taken into consideration:
o Thoroughbred qualities.
o Conformation.
o Manners, paces and performances.
o Injuries caused through racing such as blemishes are allowed.
● Judges decision is final in Qualifies and Final.
● Qualifier Prizes: Sash, $50 prize cheque sent out once qualification has been
verified by Racing Victoria (Gift pack collected at State Final).
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ALABOR HERO SERIES - Qualifier Regulations
● Open to all purebred freeze branded Standardbreds registered with Harness Racing
Australia. Raced or unraced. Registrations will be verified.
● Registered/Racing name o be used where available. Freeze brand number must be
provided.
● Qualifying Shows must be VAS Ltd affiliated.
● Horse or Exhibitor do not need to be registered with any other Association or Breed
Society other than Harness Racing Australia to be eligible to compete.
● Qualifying Classes will be judged ridden.
● Once a Qualifier has been won, the horse is ineligible to compete in another Qualifier.
● A Qualifying winners gain automatic entry into the HERO Series Final to be held at the VAS
Ltd Saddle Horse Championship.
● Riders to be aged 12 years and over on the day of the Qualifying Show.
● To be judged as a good example of a Standardbred rather than a riding horse/hunter type
with the following being taken in to consideration:
o Standard bred qualities
o Confirmation
o Manners, Paces and performance
o Racing related injuries and/or blemishes are permitted.
The Judges Decision is final in the Qualifiers and Final.
Qualifier Prizes: Sash, $50 Prize Cheque sent out once qualification has been verified, and
HERO Gift Pack (Gift Pack collected at State Final).
PONY CLUB CLASSES
● All competitors to be financial member of a Pony Club affiliated with P.C.A.V.
Pony Club attendance cards shown.
● All riders are to wear full Pony Club uniform including medical armbands and
must pass a gear check prior to entering the ring.
● TOPSY RING – Riders competing in rings 1,2 are ineligible to compete in this ring.
Riding jackets optional, but not taken into consideration. Approved hard hats and
boots must be worn. May be led.
This year’s Ring Events are proudly supported by the
following businesses and individuals.
Gorst Rural Supplies Westvic Waste
Hamilton Farm Supplies Mr David Edgar
J & S Horse Co Joanne Price
Mrs Faye Gumley Wyoming Park Show Horses
Cox Street Vets/Livestock Logic Caladdon & Co Horse Gear
Groomed Lodge Agistment Elm Tree Pony Stud
Le Plastrier Family
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RING 1: PONIES, HACKS & GALLOWAYS
Judging commences at 9am. Lunch break TBA on the day.
Entry Fee: $4.00 Ribbons to 4th place
1. Leading Rein under 12 hands rider 3 years and under 8 years.
1st Sash and Posette, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sashes Sponsored by Joanne Price
2. Smartest on Parade under 18 years open to all competitors
1st Sash and Trophy, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sashes
Perpetual Trophy donated by Caroline Cossar Horsemanship
3. Led Pony, 12 hands and under
4. Led Pony, over 12 hands and not over 13 hands
5. Led Pony, 13 hands and not over 14 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED PONY
6. Led Hunter Pony 12.2 and under
7. Led Hunter Pony over 12.2 and not over 14 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED HUNTER PONY
8. Novice Pony Hack 14 hands and under
9. Newcomer Pony Hack 14 hands and under
10. Open Pony Hack under 12 hands
11. Open Pony Hack over 12 hands and n/e 12.2 hands
12. Open Pony Hack over 12.2 hands and n/e 13 hands
13. Open Pony Hack over 13 hands and n/e 13.2 hands
14. Open Pony Hack over 13.2 hands and n/e 14 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE PONY HACK
15. Newcomer Hunter Pony 14 hands and under
16. Hunter Pony 12.2 and under
17. Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and n/e 13 hands
18. Hunter Pony 13 hands and n/e 13.2 hands
19. Hunter Pony over 13.2 hands and n/e 14 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE HUNTER PONY.
Childs Pony, Rider 16 years and under to be ridden in a snaffle
20. Child’s Pony Hack under 12 hands
21. Child’s Pony Hack, over 12 hands and not over 13 hands
22. Child’s Pony Hack, over 13 hands and not over 14 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHILD’S PONY sponsored by Elm Tree Pony Stud
223. Childs Galloway, Rider 17 years and under
24. Child’s Hack, Rider 17 Years and under
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHILDS MOUNT OVER 14 HANDS
25. Rider under 6 years
26. Rider 6 years and under 8
27. Rider 8 years and under 10
28. Rider 10 and under 12
Posettes for winners of classes 19 to 22 donated by Mrs Faye Gumley
CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS
30. “Good Hands” Qualifying Riding Competition for Riders 12 years and under 15
years (Fee Entry)
31. Rider 12 years and under 14
32. Rider 14 and under 16
33. Rider 16 and under 18
Posettes for winners of classes 24 to 26 donated by Mrs Faye Gumley
CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDER UNDER 18 YEARS
34. Open Galloway over 14 hands and not over 14.2 hands
35. Open Galloway over 14.2 hands and not over 15 hands
36. Open Lightweight Galloway over 14 hands and not over 15 hands
37. Open Heavyweight Galloway over 14 hands and not over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
38. Hunter Galloway over 14 hands and not over 14.2
39. Hunter Galloway 14.2 hands and not over 15 hands
40. Lightweight Hunter Galloway over 14 hands and not over 15 hands
41. Heavyweight Hunter Galloway over 14 hands and not over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER GALLOWAY
42. Open Hacks over 15 hands and not over 15.2 hands
43. Open Hacks over 15.2 hands and not over 16 hands
44. Open Hacks over 16 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
45. Hunter Hack over 15 hands and not over 16 hands
46. Hunter Hack over 16 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER
47. Educated Galloway, or Hack over 14hh
48. Pleasure Galloway or Hack over 14hh to be ridden in a snaffle bit
3Supreme Champion Ridden Exhibit
Sash and Garland
Sponsored by Westvic Waste
Champion Pony, Galloway, Hack and Champion Childs Pony and
Champion Childs Galloway/Hack from Rings 1 & 2 Eligible
Supreme Champion Hunter Exhibit
Sash and Garland
Sponsored by J & S Horse Co.
Champion Hunter Pony, Hunter Galloway and Hunter Hack
Supreme Champion Led Breed Exhibit
Sash and Garland
Sponsored by
All Champion Led Horses from Breed Ring eligible
Supreme Champion Rider
Sash, Trophy & Posette
Sponsored by Hamilton Farm Supplies
Champion Junior, Intermediate and Senior rider eligible
4RING 2: HACKS, GALLOWAYS & PONYS
Judging commences at 9am. Lunch break TBA on the day
Entry Fee: $4.00 Ribbons to 4th place
50. Smartest on Parade, 18 years and over open to all competitors
1st Sash and trophy 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sashes
Perpetual Trophy sponsored by Le Plastrier Family
51. Led Galloway, over 14 hands and not over 14.2 hands
52. Led Galloway, over 14.2 hands and not over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
53. Led Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands and not over 14.2 hands
54. Led Hunter Galloway, over 14.2 hands and not over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER GALLOWAY
55. Led Hack, over 15 hands and not over 16 hands
56. Led Hack, 16 hands and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED HACK
57. Led Hunter Hack, over 15. Hands and not over 16 hands
58. Led Hunter Hack, 16 hands and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED HUNTER HACK
59. Novice Galloway over 14 hands and not over 15 hands
60. Newcomer Galloway over 14 hands and under 15 hands
61. Open Galloway over 14 hands and not over 14.2 hands
62. Open Galloway over 14.2 hands and not over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
63. Newcomer/Hunter Galloway
64. Hunter Galloway over 14 hands and not over 14.2 hands
65. Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hands and not over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER GALLOWAY
66. Off the Track Series – Please check Rules and Regulations,
Open to all thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 years and over, over 14.2 hands, registered with
RISA, Rider to be 14 years and over. Winner $50, Sash and RVL prize. Sponsored by Racing Victoria.
67. Novice Hack over 15 hands
68. Novice Newcomer over 15 hands
69. Open Hacks over 15 hands and not over 15.2 hands
70. Open Hacks over 15.2 hands and not over 16 hands
71. Open Hack over 16 hands and not over 16.2 hands
72. Open Hack over 16.2 hands
573. Open Lightweight Hack over 15 hands
74. Open Heavyweight Hack over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
Gorst Rural Voucher for Champion Hack
75. Hunter Hack over 15 hands and not over 15.2 hands
76. Hunter Hack over 15.2 hands and not over 16 hands
77. Hunter Hack over 16 hands
78. Lightweight Hunter Hack over 15 hands
79. Heavyweight Hunter Hack over 15 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER HACK
80. Alabar Horse Series
Please check rules and regulations. Open to all Purebred Freeze branded
Standard Breds registered with Harness Racing Australia.
81. Rider 18 years and under 21 years
82. Rider 21 years and under 30 years
83. Rider 30 years and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER
84. Open Pony Hack under 12 hands
85. Open Pony Hack, over 12 hands and not over 13 hands
86. Open Pony Hack, over 13 hands and not over 14 hands
87. Lightweight Open Pony
88. Heavyweight Open Pony
CHAMPION & RESERVE PONY HACK
89. Hunter Pony 12.2 and under
90. Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and not over 14 hands
91. Lightweight Hunter Pony
92. Heavyweight Hunter Pony
CHAMPION & RESERVE HUNTER PONY
93. Educated Pony under 14 hands
94. Pleasure Pony under 14 hands to be ridden in a snaffle bit.
95. School child’s pony, two riders 12 years and under
6RING 3: LED REGISTERED BREEDS
Judging Commences at 8.30am
Registration and current financial membership to be available on request.
STALLIONS ARE ONLY PERMITTED IN BREED RING
ENTRY FEE: $4.00 Ribbons to 4th place
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES
1. Led Male
2. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse
AUSTRALIAN PONIES
3. Led Male
4. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Australian Pony
RIDING PONY
5. Led Youngstock 3 years and under
6. Led Male
7. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Riding Pony
WELSH / PART WELSH PONIES
8. Led Male
9. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Pony
SHETLAND PONY
10. Led Male
11. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Shetland Pony
PURE ARABIAN / ARABIAN DERIVATIVE - PURE BRED ARABIAN
12. Led Male
13. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Pure Arabian / Arabian Derivative - Pure Bred
Arabian
THOROUGHBRED [ASB]
14. Led Male
15. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Thoroughbred
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY
16. Led ASP young - stock 3 year and under, over 11hh ne 14.2hh
17. Led ASP exhibit, 4 years and over, over 11 ne 12.2hh
718. Led ASP exhibit, 4 years and over, over 12.2hh ne 13.2hh
19. Led ASP exhibit, 4 years and over, over 13.2hh ne 14.2hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Led ASP exhibit
20. Ridden Male ASP
21. Ridden Female ASP
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden ASP
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLEHORSE ASSOCIATION
22. Led Male
23. Led Female
24. Ridden ANSA Mount
ANY OTHER REGISTERED BREED
Exhibits that have competed in classes 1 through 14, not eligible
25. Led Male
26. Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Registered Breed
SUPREME LED BREED EXHIBIT
Sponsored by Cox Street Vet Clinic. Sash and Garland.
RIDDEN ALL BREEDS
27. 12 Hands and under
28. Over 12 hands and under 14 hands
29. Over 14 hands and under 15 hands
30. Over 15 hands
31. Ridden Stallion, any height
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden All Breeds
RING 4 – TOPSY RING
JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10am
Riders competing in rings 1 and 2 are ineligible to compete in this ring. Riding jackets
optional, but not taken into consideration. Approved Helmet AS/NZS and Riding
Boots must be worn. Competitors may be led in any class.
ENTRY FEE $2.00 Ribbons to 4th Place
1. Fancy Dress, 10 Minutes will be allowed to get ready for first handler class
2. Handler, under 7 years
3. Handler, 7 years and under 12 years
4. Handler, 12 years and over
5. Best Presented under 7 years – to be judged on cleanliness
6. Best Presented 7 years and under 12 years – to be judged on cleanliness
87. Best Presented 12 years and over – to be judged on cleanliness
8. Most Natural Rider under 7 years
9. Most Natural Rider 7 years and under 12 years
10. Most Natural Rider 12 years and over
11. Rider with the shiniest boots and happiest smile, under 7 years
12. Rider with the shiniest boots and happiest smile 7 years and under 12 years
13. Rider with the shiniest boots and happiest smile 12 years and over
14. Pleasure Pony, 12.2 hands and under
15. Pleasure Pony, over 12.2 and not over 14 hands
16. Pleasure Pony 14 hands & over
17. Pony or Horse with the longest tail
18. Pony or Horse with the fattest tummy
A SASH WILL BE AWARDED TO THE HORSE/RIDER COMBINATION THAT IS THE
JUDGES CHOICE FOR THE DAY AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE TOPSY RING
PONY CLUB RING
GRAND PARADE TO BE HELD AT 3.30pm
JUDGING COMMENCES IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE BREED CLASSES or TOPSY RING
(Whichever finishes first)
PCAV Rules: All riders are to wear full Pony Club uniform including medical armbands
and must pass a gear check prior to entering.
Entry fee $4.00 Ribbons 4th Place
1. Smartest on Parade, Sashes to 4th Sponsored
Trophy donated by Mr David Edgar
2. Led pony under 14 hands
3. Led Horse 14 hand and over
4. Pony club rider under 10 years
5. Pony Club Rider 10 years and under 14
6. Pony Club Rider, 14 years and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY CLUB RIDER
Trophy donated by Caladdon and Co
7. Pony Club Mount under 12.2 hands
8. Pony Club Mount 12.2 hands and not over 14 hands
9. Pony Club Mount 14 hands and not over 15 hands
10. Pony Club Mount 15 hands and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNT
Trophy donated by Caladdon and Co
11. Consolation pony club rider (open to all PC riders not to have one a ribbon in
this ring)
9SHOW JUMPING – NON EA
Entry Fees: 30cm is $3 Prizes 1st = $15, 2nd = $10, 3rd $5
45cm is $3 Prizes 1st = $15, 2nd = $10, 3rd $5
60cm is $5 Prizes 1st = Rug, 2nd = $15, 3rd $10
75cm is $5 Prizes 1st = Saddle Blanket, 2nd = $15, 3rd $10
85cm is $7 Prizes 1st = Saddle Blanket, 2nd = $20, 3rd $15
95cm is $7 Prizes = Rug, 2nd = $20, 3rd $15
105cm is $7 Prizes 1st = $60, 2nd = $30, 3rd $10
30cm and 45cm optimum time rounds
60cm-105cm jump off. Ribbons: 1st - 4th
Start time: 8am sharp. Maximum 3 classes per horse
1. Show jumping. 30cm, Rider 12yrs & under
2. Open show jumping 45cm
3. Open show jumping 60cm, 16yr & under
4. Open show jumping 75cm
5. Open show jumping 85cm
6. Open show jumping 95cm
7. Open show jumping 105cm
Thank you to our sponsors for the Show Jumping Events
Cunneen Livestock Transport
Stan Rigby
Permewans
Josh Norris Carpentry
Coleraine Electrics – Bob Norris
Horseland Mt Gambier
Tackroom Mt Gambier
Errey’s Saddlery Portland
Heywood Horse and Country
Kelly’s Livestock Cartage Port Fairy
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YARD DOG TRIAL
Saturday 2nd November 2019
Entries Close: 18th October 2019
Affiliated with VYUFDA
All competitors must be members of the VYUFDA or their state organisation.
Dogs are restricted to their class and balloting will take place if required.
ENQUIRIES
Adam Munro 0458 268 676 or Sharon Barry 0421 619 163
Email: Sharon.Barry@ecodev.vic.gov.au
Entries will only be official if payment has been received before 18 th October
Entry Form in back of schedule
12CATTLE
Chief Steward: M Bunge Ph: 5579 7224
● Entries will be accepted in the ring on show day
● All exhibits in the cattle classes must be tied up, and competitors must state
number of stalls required in each class.
● Exhibits must be on the ground by 10.30am
● MNI Facilities Available
● Entry Fee: Members $3.00. Non Members $4.00
● Trophies and Cash will be awarded in all sections
Beef Cattle Classes – Interbreeds
1. Bull under 12 months
2. Bull 12 – 18 months
3. Bull 18 – 24 months
4. Bull 24 months & over
5. Cow under 12 months
6. Cow 12 –18 months
7. Cow 18 –24 months
8. Cow 24 months & over
9. Best 3 head - both sexes represented (Must be owned by exhibitor)
10. Junior Parader
11. Junior Judging
TRI SERIES SUPREME EXHIBIT sponsored by Southern Grampians Livestock. A
competition to be conducted between Coleraine, Casterton & Balmoral shows. If the
same Stud wins the Supreme Exhibit at each of these shows a prize of $300 will be
awarded.
SENIOR CHAMPION MALE sponsored by TOTAL LIVESTOCK
SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE sponsored by VERBAC
SUPREME EXHIBIT sponsored by COOPERS PARAMAX
CHAMPION COW/BULL sponsored by TOTAL LIVESTOCK
JUNIOR CHAMPION MALE sponsored by LANYONS STOCK & STATION AGENTS
JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE sponsored by MERIAL EPRINEX
13BEEF CATTLE TROPHY. A Trophy valued at $50 to be won three times not
necessarily in succession, has been donated by HAMILTON & DISTRICT STOCK
& STATION AGENTS ASSOCIATION to the Best Group of Beef Cattle at
Affiliated Shows during the season. The Group may consist of One Bull & Two
Females or Two Bulls & One Female.
BEEF CATTLE JUNIOR JUDGING AND PARADERS COMPETITIONS SOCIETY to
nominate 2 Finalists to compete in the Adelaide heifer show on date to be
advised. Group winners will be sponsored for entry fees. Age Limits Apply.
Thank you to our Cattle Sponsors:
Spencer Thomas & Partners Rabobank
Insurance Broker Coopers Animal Health
Lanyon’s Stock and Station Agents Bochara Wine
Elanco Pfizer
Verbac Southern Grampians Livestock
Merial Total Livestock
Bayer Animal Health Nationwide AB
Probeef McDonald Rural Services
Landmark Hamilton Zoetis Animal Health
David Rendell
Wood Chopping
Conducted by
Western Victorian Axemen’s Assoc. Inc
Ann Duryea, Secretary 0408 523 263
● Standing Block
● Underhand
● Crosscut Sawing
● Treefelling
● Juniors
● Axe Throwing
● Veterans (competitors over 60)
14SHEARING & WOOL HANDLING
Chief Steward: Neil Langley Ph: 0427 758 219 nangkitanr@bigpond.com
● Entries taken on the day from 8.45am
● Sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd
● Competition conducted in accordance with the rules of Sports Shear Australia Vic
● All handpieces to be worm drive
SHEARING
Australian Wool Innovation Ltd WOOL HANDLING
Open Shearing and Wool Competition John Jenkins Accountant & Coleraine
Open Shearing Prize Pool $1000 Wool Novice Wool Handling
Open Wool Handling Prize Pool $350 Trophies for 1st, 2nd & 3rd to the value
st nd rd
Sashes – 1 2 3 of $100
Entry Fee: $40 Entry Fee: $10
Draw at 8.45am
Stockowners & Lister Shearing
Australia Senior Shearing - Tussock Jumpers
Cecil Rogers Memorial Open Wool Handling
Cecil Rogers Memorial Sashes & Prize Money for 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Sashes & Prize Money for 1st, 2nd & 3rd to the value of $350
to the value of $350 Entry Fee: $30
Entry Fee: $30 Draw at 10am
Draw at 10am
AWI
Elders Intermediate Shearing Senior Wool Handling
st nd rd st nd rd
Sashes & Prize Money for 1 , 2 & 3 Sashes & prizemoney for 1 , 2 & 3
to the value of $275 to the value of $175
Entry Fee: $20 Entry Fee: $20
Draw at 9.30am Draw at 9.30am
Cervis Equipment Australia – John
Deere Dealer Novice Shearing All shearing gear for the Coleraine Show is
Sashes & Prize Money for 1st, 2nd & 3rd supplied by
to the value of $125 Lister & Stockowners Shearing Aust.
Entry Fee: $10 Rick Baldock 0427 837 310
Draw at 8.45am 08 8321 9155
Entry Form in the back of this book
15Thank you to the Sponsors for the Shearing and Wool Handling:
Cervis Equipment Australia – John Deere Dealer 5572 3522
Landmark 5572 1500
John Jenkins Accounting 5575 2500 / 5585 1459
Elders Rural Services 5572 2266
Coleraine Wool 5575 2609
Cunneen’s Transport 5579 0240
Neil & Rosemary Langley 5575 8216
Coleraine Hotel 5575 2042
Armstrong Transport 0428 758 259
Australian Wool Network & Australian Wool Innovation
The President and Committee of the Coleraine P & A Society Inc
wish to thank our many sponsors for their generous support.
It is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Fireworks Display is sponsored by
Coleraine Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank
16SHEEP
Stewards: Jessica Sutherland Ph: 5575 0222 Entries Close on Thursday 31st October
● Judging to Commence at 9.30am
● Entry Fee: $1.50
● Prize money in all classes (except where stated) 1st $3 2nd $1.50
● Aggregate Points 1st 3, 2nd 2, Champ 0, Champion Sashes will be awarded
● In all classes from 1 – 57 Exhibitors MUST make arrangements for holding sheep
for judging
● All entries must be accompanied by a completed and signed National Health
Statement
OVINE BRUCELLOSIS: All Rams exhibited in Registered Classes shall be from
accredited Ovine Brucellosis – free flocks. The Coleraine P & A Society wishes to
advise exhibitors they will be following guidelines of the sheep OJD Market
Assurance Program. Exhibitors can attend with confidence as the facilities will
comply with the standards set out in OJD Map. All exhibitors must provide evidence
of the current OJD status of their flock with their entries, to ensure that appropriate
penning arrangements can be provided to preserve the integrity of the MAP flocks
exhibiting.
CORRIEDALES: Competition in this section is restricted to Corriedales bred in a
registered flock and exhibited by members of the Australian Corriedale Association.
BRITISH BREEDS: Entries in British Breeds Classes are restricted to animals bred in a
registered flock and exhibited by members of the Australian Breeders of British
Sheep.
CORRIEDALE
1. Ram over 1.5 years in wool or shorn
2. Ram under 1.5 years in wool or shorn
3. Ram lamb in wool or shorn, born after March 31st
4. Group 2 Rams bred by the exhibitor U1.5 years in wool or shorn, not drawn from
existing classes. Champion Ram “Lamour Memorial Trophy”
5. Ewe U1.5 years in wool or shorn. Champion Ewe
6. Group 1 Ram & 2 Ewes bred by the exhibitor, drawn from existing classes.
Most successful Corriedale Exhibitor
BORDER LEICESTER
7. Ram Over 1.5 years in wool or shorn
8. Ram U1.5 years in wool or shorn
9. Ram Lamb in wool or shorn, born after March 31st
10. Group 2 Ram Lambs bred by the exhibitor U1.5 years in wool or shorn, not drawn
from existing classes. Champion Ram
11. Ewe U1.5 years in wool or shorn
12. Ewe Lamb in wool or shorn, born after March 31st. Champion Ewe
1713. Group 1 Ram & 2 Ewes, U1.5 years, bred by the exhibitor, any wool length, drawn
from existing classes.
Most Successful Border Leicester Exhibitor
ROMNEY
14. Ram Over 1.5 years in wool or shorn
15. Ram U1.5 years in wool or shorn
16. Ram Lamb in wool or shorn born after March 31st
17. Group 2 Ram Lambs bred by the exhibitor U1.5 years in wool or shorn, not drawn
from existing classes. Champion Ram
18. Ewe U1.5 years in wool or shorn
19. Ewe Lamb in wool or shorn born after March 31st. Champion Ewe
20. Group 1 ram & 2 ewe, U1.5years, bred by the exhibitor, any wool length, drawn
from existing classes.
Most Successful Romney Exhibitor
SUFFOLK
21. Ram U1.5 years Shorn
22. Ram Lamb born after March 31st
23. Ram Lamb in wool or shorn born after 1st June
24. Group 2 Ram Lambs bred by the exhibitor U1.5 years in wool or shorn, not drawn
from existing classes.
Champion Ram Lamb
Champion Ram
25. Ewe U1.5 years in wool or shorn
26. Ewe Lamb born after March 31st
Champion Ewe
27. Group 1 Ram & 2 Ewe, U1.5 years, bred by the exhibitor drawn from existing
classes.
Most Successful Suffolk Exhibitor
WHITE SUFFOLK
28. Ram U1.5 years shorn
29. Ram Lamb in wool or shorn born after the 1st April
30. Ram lamb in wool or shorn born after 1st June
31. Group of 2 ram lambs bred by the exhibitor, any age any wool length not drawn
from existing classes.
Champion Ram Lamb
Champion Ram
32. Ewe Lamb in wool or shorn
Champion Ewe
33. Group 1 ram & 2 ewes bred by exhibitor, U1.5 years, drawn from existing classes
Most Successful White Suffolk Exhibitor
18POLL DORSET Novice
34. Ram U1.5 years
35. Ewe U1.5 years
OPEN CLASS
36. Ram U1.5 year shorn born after 1st April
37. Ram Lamb in wool born after 1st April
38. Ram Lamb Shorn born after 1st April
39. Ram Lamb born after 1st June in wool or shorn
40. Group 2 ram lambs, bred by exhibitor, any age, any wool length, not drawn
from existing classes.
Champion Ram Lamb
Champion Ram
41. Ewe lamb in wool born after 1st April
42. Ewe lamb shorn born after 1st April
43. Ewe lamb born after 1st June in wool or shorn
Champion Ewe
44. Group 1 Ram & Ewes, U1.5 years, bred by exhibitor, drawn from existing classes
Most Successful Poll Dorset Exhibitor
ANY OTHER REGISTERED BREED
45. Ram U1.5 years in wool or shorn
46. Ram Lamb in wool or shorn born after March 31st
47. Ram lamb born after 1st June in wool or shorn
48. Group 2 Ram Lambs bred by the exhibitor, any age, any wool length not drawn
from existing classes.
Champion Ram Lamb Champion Ram
49. Ewe Lamb in wool or shorn
50. Ewe lamb born after 1st June in wool or shorn. Champion Ewe
51. Group 1 Ram & 2 Ewe, U1.5 years, bred by the exhibitor, drawn from existing
classes.
Most Successful AORB Exhibitor
INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIPS
52. Supreme All Breeds Ram: Res Supreme All Breeds Ram
53. Supreme All Breeds Ewe: Res Supreme All Breeds Ewe
54. Supreme All Breeds Group of 2 Ram Lambs
55. Supreme All Breeds Group 1 Ram & 2 Ewes. U1.5 years bred by the Exhibitor
56. Supreme All Breeds Ram Lamb
57. Supreme All Breeds Ewe Lamb. Reserve Supreme All Breeds Ewe Lamb
Reserve Supreme all Breeds Ewe Lamb
Show Sheep Section Classes 1- 61 (Points from 1 Purebred flock or Prime & Flock only
to be counted)
19PRIME & FLOCK SHEEP
58. Flock ewe and lamb this season
59. 2 prime lambs this season in wool suitable for the export market
60. 2 prime lambs in wool suitable for the domestic trade market
61. 3 flock ewe lambs in wool and bred Exhibitor
Prime Lamb Classes: 59,60. Zoetis Trophy
Prime & Flock Class Aggregate. Classes 59,60,61 Landmark Hamilton Trophy
Coleraine P & A Society gratefully acknowledges the
generous support from the following businesses:
Australian Wool Network LMB Linke Livestock
Bayer Animal Health Merial Australia Show Sheep Agg
Coleraine Joinery Naracoorte/Hamilton Region Poll Dorset
Coopers Animal Heath Association: Poll Dorset Lamb Ag.
Deloraine Downs R & E Sutherland Novice Poll Dorset Agg
Doorlands Dorsets RaboBank All Champion Rams of show
D & A Spring Sartains Garage
Elanco Animal Health Virbac Animal Health Supreme All Breeds
Elders Hamilton Ram Lamb
G.J. Waters & Assoc Zoetis Animal Health Export Prime Lamb &
Domestic Trade Prime Lamb
IGA Supermarket Coleraine
McDonald Rural Services
Konongwootong Dorsets
R & E Sutherland Novice PD Aggregate
Landmark Hamilton
20WOOL
Chief Steward: Julia Waldron
Advance entries close on Thursday 31st October
● Judging will take place Friday 1st November prior to the show.
● Entry Fee: $1.50 per fleece
● Prize Money: 1st $5, 2nd $2 (Except where otherwise stated)
● All Fleeces to be skirted. Fleeces will be judged on a points system. Any
Fleece in the opinion of the Judge to be in its wrong class, to be placed in
its correct Class, and judged in that class.
Fleece Section
The John Waters “Rockview” Memorial Trophy donated by Peter and Jane Waters.
To be won 5 times, not necessarily in succession, before becoming the absolute
property of the winner who is the most successful exhibitor in Classes 1, 2, 3, & 10
1. Superfine Merino Ewe, Wether or Weaner Fleece Champion Superfine Fleece of
the Show donated by KERRSVILLE STUD $10 and Sash
2. Fine Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece
3. Fine Merino Weaner Fleece
4. Medium Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece
5. Medium Merino Weaner Fleece
6. Merino Ram’s Fleece
7. Corriedale Polwarth Comeback Ewe or Wether Fleece
8. Corriedale Polwarth Comeback Weaner Fleece
9. Ram’s Fleece, any other breed than Merino
Champion Fleece of the Show Perpetual Trophy donated by
FOX AND LILLIE RURAL Society’s Sash Ram’s Fleece excluded.
Commercial Section
12. Most Valuable Fleece of Merino Wool, 64’s or finer (Rams and Shedded Sheep
excluded)
Voucher to the Value of $50 donated by LANDMARK.
13. Most Valuable Fleece of Wool, 60’s or stronger (Ram’s and Shedded Sheep
excluded)
21POULTRY
Chief Steward: Taylor Langley 0423 924 699
● ENTRY FEE: $1
● All birds to be benched by 10am
● Prizes in all classes: 1st $2, 2nd $1 (Except where otherwise stated) Champion
sashes will be awarded. Juniors under 16 can enter any Class.
● All exhibits MUST have been in the possession of the exhibitor for ONE MONTH
immediately previous to the date of the Show.
STANDARD HEAVY
1. Plymouth Rock a. Male b. Female 7. Rhode Island Red a. Male b.
2. Orpington Black a. Male b. Female Female
3. Orpington AOC a. Male b. Female 8. Sussex a. Male b. Female
4. Australorp a. Male b. Female 9. Indian Game a. Male b. Female
5. Wyandotte White a. Male b. Female 10. AOV Heavy a. Male b. Female
6. Wyandotte AOC a. Male b. Female
STANDARD LIGHT
11. Ancona a. Male b. Female 17. Hamburg AOC a. Male b. Female
12. Leghorn White a. Male b. Female 18. OEG Black Red a. Male b. Female
13. Leghorn AOC a. Male b. Female 19. OEG Blue Red a. Male b. Female
14. Silky a. Male b. Female 20. OEG Duck Wing a. Male b. Female
15. Minorca a. Male b. Female 21. OEG AOC a. Male b. Female
16. Hamburg Black a. Male b. Female 22. AOV Light Breed a. Male b. Female
UTILITY SECTION
23. Australorp a. Male b. Female 26. White Leghorn a. Male b.
24. Rhode Island a. Male b. Female Female
25. Any Other Variety Heavy a. Male b. 27. Any Other Variety Light a. Male
Female b. Female
DUCKS
28. Khaki Campbell a. Drake b. Duck 31. Pekin a. Drake b. Duck
29. Muscovy a. Drake b. Duck 32. Rouen a. Drake b. Duck
30. Indian Runner a. Drake b.Duck 33. AOV a. Drake b. Duck
JUNIOR CLASS
34. Hard Feather Bantam a. Male b. 36. Large Fowl a. Male b. Female
Female
35. Soft Feather Bantam a. Male b.
Female
22BANTAMS
37. Modern Game Black Red a. Male b. 49. Pekin Black a. Male b. Female
Female 50. Pekin AOC a. Male b. Female
38. Modern Game AOC a. Male b. Female 51. Wyandotte White a. Male b.
39. OEG Black Red Male, Light Legs a. Female
Male b. Female 52. Wyandotte AOC a. Male b.
40. OEG Partridge, Light Legs Female Female
41. OEG Black Red Male, Dark Legs a. 53. Leghorn White a. Male b. Female
Male b. Female 54. Leghorn AOC a. Male b. Female
42. OEG Wheaten, Light Legs a. Male b. 55. Australorp a. Male b. Female
Female 56. Rhode Island Red a. Male b.
43. OEG Pile a. Male b. Female Female
44. OEG Spangle a. Male b. Female 57. AOV Hard Feather a. Male b.
45. OEG AOC a. Male b. Female Female
46. Indian Game a. Male b. Female 58. AOV Soft Feather a. Male b.
47. Rose comb a. Male b. Female Female
48. Sebright a. Male b. Female
Champion Fowl of the Show Trophy $25
Champion Waterfowl of the Show Trophy $25
Best Utility in Show HAMILTON PRODUCE to the value of $10
Best Standard Heavy Breed MELVILLE, ORTON & LEWIS
Best Standard Light Breed MCDONALD RURAL SERVICES Trophy
Best Female Waterfowl in Show IVAN LAWSON MEMORIAL Trophy
Best Male Bantam in Show Trophy
Best Female Bantam in Show ROBERT SARTAIN Trophy
Best Silky in Show MATTISKE & HENDERSON INSURANCE Trophy
Encouragement Award REEDS PHARMACY Trophy
Most Successful Exhibitor COLERAINE P&A SOCIETY
PET COMPETITION
Steward: James Beaton Ph. 0409 556 862 Entry Fee $1
● Locally owned pets living within 30km of Coleraine
● Entries taken from 10am until 10.30am Judging commences at 10.30am
● Collars and Leads must be worn at all times
Owner/Handler
1. Dog with the waggliest tail
2. Best Rabbit
3. Best Guinea Pig
4. Pet most like owner (fancy dress allowed)
5. Most unusual pet
23Toyworld Tiny Tots &
Miss Showgirl
Stewards: Kristy Iredell & Kate Plush
Entries taken from 3.00pm @ the Main Stage
Miss Junior Show Girl
6 to 10 years inclusive
11 to 16 years inclusive
Miss Tiny Tot Master Tiny Tot
3 years and under 6 3 years and under 6
Cash and/or Prize and Sash awarded for all age groups
24HOME INDUSTRIES & HAND CRAFT PAVILION
● Advance entries to be with the Secretary by Tuesday 24th October
● Entries to be in place by 9.30am and collected between 5.30 to 6pm.
● Entries will be accepted on show day for all sections except the School Section.
● If equal First Prize in any class is awarded, first and second prize money shall be
divided.
● Stewards will make available on request of an exhibitor any judges comments.
● All entries must be made by the exhibitor.
● Maximum of two entries per exhibitor in any one class.
PRODUCE
Steward: Bronwyn Langley Ph: 5575 8264
● Entry Fee: Members: 40c Non Members 60c
● Prizes in Class 1 & 2: 1st $2, 2nd $1. Class 3 to 23: 1st $1, 2nd 50c
● Maximum of two entries per exhibitor in any one class
1. Collection of Vegetables, 6 or 13. Silver Beet (6 stalks)
more distinct varieties 14. Bunch of Mint and Parsley
2. Collection of Salad Vegetables 15. 12 Pods of Broad Beans
3. Cauliflower 16. Bunch of White Turnips
4. Cabbage 17. Pumpkin, any variety
5. Bunch of Carrots (4) 18. Six Lemons
6. 12 Snow Peas 19. Bunch of Radishes (6)
7. 1kg of New Potatoes 20. Collection of 3 vegetables (that
8. 12 Pods of Green Peas are not in any other class)
9. 1 Lettuce 21. 1 Dozen-Hen Eggs not
10. 1 Broccoli preserved. Heaviest Single Yolk
11. 1 Bunch of White Onions 22. 1 Dozen Duck Eggs not
12. Rhubarb (6 stalks) preserved. Heaviest Single Yolk
Junior Entries
23. Decorated Egg (Hardboiled) 5 – 8 years
24. Decorated Egg (Hardboiled) 9 – 12 years
25. Vegie Animals Primary School 5 – 8 years
26. Veggie Animals Primary School 9 – 12 years
Aggregate Trophy Donated by Coleraine Tourist Centre No 1 to 22
25FLOWERS
Stewards Rosemary Langley Ph: 5575 8216 & Jane McClure Ph: 5575 0218
Entry Fee: Members: 40c Non Members 60c Prizes: 1st $1 2nd 50c
● P & A Society will provide containers to hold flowers.
● Exhibitors must arrange and place their own exhibits.
● Foliage and wire allowed in all Floral Exhibits.
● Maximum of 2 entries per exhibitor in any one class.
● Cut Flowers in Classes 1 to 38 to be grown by Exhibitor.
● Roses and Shrubs not eligible in classes 3 to 8.
● DV – Different Varieties.
CHILDREN FLOWERS
1. Bowl of Flowers, Under 16 years. Trophy donated by Bill & Sue Coe
2. Container of Flowers (not in a bottle or jar) 9 – 12 years. Mrs AA Cameron
Memorial Trophy
3. Posy of Flowers Under 9 years. Trophy donated by Mrs T Shaw
4. Floral Saucer Under 12 years. Sections Prep, Gr 1, Gr 2, Gr3 & Gr 4 to 6
Trophies donated by Mrs R Langley & Mrs J McClure
5. 1 Rose
6. Best Collection of Marguerite Daisies, 1 Stem of each
7. Any Flower picked from the garden (other than a Rose) Primary School
Trophies donated by Miss S, A & E Langley
8. Any Flower picked from the garden (other than a Rose) Secondary School
Trophies donated by Miss S, A & E Langley
9. Garden Scene on a tray of sand (tray no more than 40 x 30cm)
Sections Prep, Gr 1, Gr 2, Gr 3, Gr 4, Gr 5, Gr 6
Trophies donated by Mrs R Langley & Mrs J McClure
ORCHIDS
10. An orchid flower truss
11. Flowering orchid in a pot
Thank you to Prestonholme Nurseries
for donating the plants for trophies
in the Produce and Flower sections of
the show.
26CUT FLOWERS
12. 6 Sweet Peas 28. Rhododendron, 1 Truss
13. Best collection of Pinks or Picotees 29. Any Cut Flower not listed
14. 3 Stems Cut Flowers dv 30. 3 Stems Australian Native Shrubs,
15. 3 Stems Yellow to Orange Flowers dv 45cm limit dv
16. 3 Stems Pink to Mauve Flowers dv 31. 3 Stems Aust. Native Shrubs, 45cm
17. 3 Stems Blue to Purple Flowers dv limit (novice) dv
18. 3 Stems White Flowers dv 32. Trophy donated by B & S Coe
19. 3 Stems Red Flowers dv 33. 1 Stem Bearded Iris
20. 1 Stem Protea 34. 3 Iris Florets
21. 1 Bulb Corm, Tuber or Rhizome 35. 12 Cut Flowers, dv and not Roses, in
22. 1 Double Geranium one container
23. 3 Pansies, distinct colours 36. 1 Carnation
24. 3 Stems Aquilegia 37. Best Collection Marguerite Daisies, 1
25. 1 Geranium, single Stem each
26. 1 Pelargonium 38. Potted Fern
27. Container of Succulent or Cactus 39. 1 Flowering Pot Plant
ROSES
No Buds Allowed on Roses
40. 1 Cut of Miniature Rose
41. 1 Hybrid Tea Rose
42. 1 Rose. Pink .1 Variety
43. 1 Rose. Yellow. 1 Variety
44. 1 Rose. Red. 1 Variety
45. 2 Roses. Any Other Colour 1 Variety
46. 1 Stem Floribunda Rose
47. 1 Old Fashioned Rose
48. 1 Variety of Rose. In 3 Stages
49. 1 Bi-Colour Rose
50. 1 David Austin Rose
Champion Bloom of the Show - $10 Donated by Mrs M Dicker
Champion Rose of Show - $10 Donated by Mrs I McGrath
Aggregate for Cut Flowers Section
Trophy to the value of $10 donated by Coleraine Tourist Centre
Aggregate for Rose Section
Trophy to the value of $10 donated by Treloar’s Roses
27COOKERY
Stewards: Sally Warnock Ph: 0434 435 339
Advance Entries close 29th October 2019
Entry Fee: Members: 40c Non Members 60c
Prize Class 1, 1st $10 2nd $5, Classes 2 to 40 1st $2 2nd $1
● All exhibits must be entered and in place before 9.30am on show day.
● All entries must have been made by the exhibitor.
● A list of exhibits must accompany all entries in this section.
● Exhibit cards must be secured to each exhibit by exhibitor, no pins.
● Exhibits to be entered on paper plate in clear plastic bag.
● No “cake mixes” allowed in any class unless otherwise stated.
● Maximum of two entries per exhibitor in any one class.
● Decorated and plain fruitcakes must be presented on a firm board.
1. Coleraine Cooking Challenge 17. Plum Pudding, cooked in cloth
(Chocolate Dish of your choice) 18. Decorated Fruit Cake
Prize: 1st $10 2nd $5 19. Child’s Decorated Cake - Novice
2. My Favourite Cake – must 20. 3 Decorated Cupcakes
include the name/type of cake 21. 4 Lamingtons, size 4 – 5 cm
3. Tea Cake approx
4. Ginger Fluff, sandwich unfilled 22. 4 Cream Puffs, unfilled
and uniced 23. 4 Shortbread
5. Sponge Sandwich, iced and jam 24. 4 Hedgehog
filled 25. Two varieties of cooked slice, 2
6. Sponge Sandwich, iced and jam pieces of each. Size 4cm x 7cm
filled, open only to those who 26. Two varieties of uncooked slice,
have never won a prize at the 2 pieces of each. Size 4cm x 7cm
Coleraine P & A Society Show 27. 4 Chocolate Chip Biscuits
7. Swiss Roll, jam filled – ends uncut 28. 4 Anzac Biscuits
8. Honey Roll 29. 4 Yo-Yo’s
9. Orange Cake, iced (Loaf tin) 30. 4 Gingernuts
10. Chocolate Square Cake, iced 31. 4 Kisses
11. Marble Cake, iced 32. 3 Sweet Muffins
12. Sultana Cake 33. 3 Savoury Muffins
13. Banana Bread, uniced, loaf tin 34. 3 Plain Scones
14. Ginger Bread, in square tin 35. 3 Sweet Scones
15. Carrot Cake to be iced, square tin 36. 4 Drop Scones
16. Boiled Fruit Cake
28BREAD
37. Machine made Loaf of White Bread
38. Machine made Loaf of Wholemeal or Multigrain Bread
39. Machine made Fruit Loaf
40. Handmade Bread, not machine
Mrs A Templeton Memorial Trophy (Aggregate No’s 1-40)
.
VAS Group Competitions
● Local Show 1st Prize $10, 2nd Prize $5
● Group Level 1st Prize $20.00
● State Final Prizes 1st $250, 2nd $100, 3rd $50.
● The winning exhibitor to bake a second cake or muffins to compete in the Group
Final in Tyrendarra, and if successful a third cake or muffins for the State Final
judging.
41. VAS Carrot Cake Competition
The following recipe MUST be used. The cake is to be baked in a 20cm round tin and
to be uniced.
Ingredients: 2 tsp salt
375g Plain Flour 345g castor sugar
2 tsp Baking Powder 375 ml vegetable oil
1 ½ tsp Bicarb Soda 4 eggs
2 tsp ground cinnamon 3 medium carrots, grated (350 grams)
¼ tsp ground nutmeg 220g tin crushed pineapple, drained
½ tsp allspice 180g pecan nuts crushed
Method:
1. Preheat the oven to 180C (160C fan), grease a 20cm round cake tin and line with
baking paper.
2. Sift the dry ingredients together into a bowl. In a separate bowl, beat the eggs
and oil, then add to the dry ingredients. Mix well then add the carrots, crushed
pineapple and pecans. Mix to form a smooth batter and pour into the cake tin.
3. Bake for approximately 90 – 100 mins.
4. Remove from the oven and cool for 10 minutes in the tin on a wire rack. Remove
from tin and cool on the wire rack.
2942. VAS Rich Fruit Cake Competition
● The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants.
● Cake must be cooked in a 20cm square, straight sided, square cornered tin.
Ingredients:
250g Sultanas 250g Chopped Raisins
250g Currants 250g Soft Brown Sugar
250g Plain Flour 250g Butter
125g Chopped Mixed Peel 90g Chopped Blanched Almonds
90g Chopped Red Glace Cherries 60g Self Raising Flour
1/3 Cup Sherry or Brandy 4 Large Eggs
½ tspn Vanilla Essence ¼ tspn Grated Nutmeg
½ tspn Ground Cloves ½ tspn Ground Ginger
½ teaspoon Almond Essence ½ tspn Lemon Essence or finely Grated
Lemon Rind
Method:
Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with sherry or brandy. Cover and
leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices.
Cream together the butter and sugar with essences. Add the eggs one at a time,
beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures.
Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon.
Place the mixture into a prepared tin and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 ½ -
4 hours. Allow to cool in the tin.
NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins
be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 – 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3
– 4 pieces.
Glenelg Fine Chocolates
Coleraine Cooking Challenge
Chocolate Dish of your choice
Prize: 1st $15 2nd $10
30PRESERVES
Steward: Sally Warnock Ph: 0434 435 339
Entry Fee: Members: 40c Non Members 60c Prizes: 1st $2 2nd $1
● All Jams & Pickles to be shown with clear cellophane covers
● All Jams to be in Jars minimum 250ml
● No screw top lids
1. Show Special - 2 Jars of Jam 14. One bottle of Green Tomato
(distinct varieties) & 2 Jars Pickles Pickles
and/or Chutney (distinct varieties) 15. One bottle of Zucchini Pickles
2. Quince Jam 16. Any other variety of Pickles
3. Quince Jelly/Paste (not in a jar) (doesn’t have to be a spread)
4. Melon & Lemon Jam 17. One bottle of Tomato Sauce
5. Grapefruit Marmalade 18. One bottle of Plum Sauce
6. Orange Marmalade 19. One jar of Tomato Relish
7. Any other variety of Marmalade 20. One jar of Tomato Chutney
8. Jam, two different varieties 21. One jar of Fruit Chutney
9. Berry Jam 22. One jar of Salad Dressing
10. Apricot Jam 23. Preserved Fruit – 3 distinct
11. Dark Jelly varieties of Fruit in uniform
12. Light Jelly bottles
13. Lemon Butter
Aggregate Preserves donated by Coleraine Tourist Centre
JUNIOR COOKERY
Steward: Sally Warnock Ph: 0434 435 339
Entry Fee: Members: 40c Non Members 60c Prizes: 1st $2 2nd $1
● All exhibits to be made by exhibitor
● Entered on a paper plate and in a clear plastic bag
● Exhibits cards must be secured to each exhibit by exhibitor - no pins
● Prize money must be collected at the Secretary’s office on show day
VAS Group Competitions
● Local Show 1st Prize $10, 2nd Prize $5
● The following recipes are compulsory for all entrants.
● Open to juniors under the age of 18 on the day of their local show
● The winning exhibitor to bake a second cake or muffins to compete in the Group Final in
Tyrendarra, and if successful a third cake or muffins for the State Final judging. Group
st nd rd
Level $20.00, State Final 1 $250.00, 2 $100, 3 $50.
311. VAS Boiled Fruit Cake (Junior) Competition
● Bake in 20cm round cake tin
Ingredients:
375 g Mixed Fruit ½ cup Sherry
1 cup Plain Flour ½ cup Water
1 cup Self-Raising Flour 2 tablespoons Marmalade
125g Butter 1 teaspoon Mixed Spice
¾ cup Brown Sugar ½ teaspoon Bicarbonate of Soda
2 Eggs lightly beaten ¼ teaspoon Salt
Method:
Place the mixed fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to
the boil. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove and allow cooling. Add the
sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then
place in a greased and lined 20cm round cake tin. Bake in a moderately slow oven
for 1.5 hours, or until cooked when tested.
2. VAS Carrot and Date Muffins Competition
Ingredients:
2 1/2 Cups Self-Rising Flour 1/3 Cup Pitted Dates
1 Cup Brown Sugar (firmly packed) 2 Eggs, lightly beaten
1 Cup Coarsely Grated Carrot 1 tablespoon Orange Marmalade
1 Cup Reduced Fat Milk 1 teaspoon Ground Cinnamon
1 Cup Canola Oil 1/4 teaspoon Ground Nutmeg
3/4 Cup Orange Juice Icing Sugar for dusting
Method:
1. Heat oven to 190oC (moderately hot).
2. Line and spray 12 hole muffin pan with large paper cases.
Classic White Muffin Cases Size (35mm height x 90mm wide x 50mm base).
3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates and carrots. Then add the
combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined.
4. Spoon mixture evenly into prepared pan holes.
5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked inserted cake skewer. If it comes
out clean the muffins are ready).
6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack to cool.
7. Show entries: 4 muffins per plate.
32Primary School Children – Grade Prep to Grade 3
1. Plain Scones (3)
2. Drop Scones (3)
3. Decorated Marie Biscuits (3)
4. Hedgehog (3) Size 4cm x 7cm
5. Packet Cake (attach the label to plate)
6. Chocolate Cake iced (not mud cake)
7. Sweet Muffins (3)
8. Decorated Cake (1)
9. Edible Necklace (no pasta)
10. Healthy Lunch Box (no larger than 20cmx15cm)
Primary School Children – Grade 4 to Grade 6
11. Plain Scones (3)
12. Drop Scones (3)
13. Decorated Marie Biscuits (3)
14. Hedgehog (3) Size 4cm x 7cm
15. Packet Cake (attach the label to plate)
16. Chocolate Cake iced (not mud cake)
17. Sweet Muffins (3)
18. Decorated Cake (1)
19. Edible Necklace (no pasta)
20. Healthy Lunch Box (no larger than 20cmx15cm)
Secondary School Children – Classes 21 to 31
21. Plain Scones (3)
22. Drop Scones (3)
23. Hedgehog (3) 4cm x 7cm
24. Uncooked Slice (3) 4cm x7cm
25. Cooked Slice (3) 4cm x 7cm
26. Packet Cake (attach the label to plate)
27. Chocolate Cake Iced (not mud cake)
28. Unfilled Sponge (plain and uniced)
29. Yo-Yo’s (3)
30. Anzac Biscuits (3)
31. Decorated Cake (1)
32. Healthy Lunch Box 20cm x 15cm
Aggregate Awards for Junior Primary, Primary and Secondary School Sections
Donated by Coleraine Op Shop
33HANDWORK
Entry Fee: Members: 40c Non Members 60c
Prizes: 1st $2, 2nd $1 except where otherwise stated
● No responsibility for exhibits will be taken, but all care will be taken by the Show
Officials to return the articles in the order received.
● No article having taken First Prize before at Coleraine P & A Society Show shall be
eligible for competition.
● A list of exhibits must accompany entries in this section.
● All Handwork Entries must be bonifide work of the exhibitor and must not be
worn or used.
Most Successful Handwork Exhibitor
A trophy to be awarded to the Most Successful Exhibitor who in the
Handwork exhibits takes prizes in each of the following sections:
Needlework, Knitting, Crochet & Wool Work, Craft & Hobbies
st nd
Points: 1 3 points, 2 2 points, Equal 1st 3 points, Equal 2nd 2 points
NEEDLEWORK
Steward: Sandy Cameron Ph: 5575 2441
VAS Handwork Competitions
PRIZES Local Level First $10.00, Group Level First $50.00 voucher
State Level 1st $300 Spotlight voucher plus VAS Plaque
1st Prize $150.00 Spotlight Voucher, 3rd $50 Spotlight Voucher
Regulations for classes 1, 2 & 3. An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level
and one Group at State level. An article having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final at
the Tyrendarra show. The winning article will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne
Show. An article having won a State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition.
Each article entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. If for any reason a winner is
unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second placegetter is eligible to compete
person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show
year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money. All work
to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months.
1. VAS Hand Embroidery Competition
● An article of hand embroidery, any type, excluding cross-stitch.
2. VAS Patchwork Competition
● Patchwork Piece, maximum size 1 square metre, on any one side machine
pieced and machine quilted.
343. Spotlight State Sewing Machine Competition – Tote/Carry Bag
● No larger than 50cm on any one side
● Fabric handle/s
● Minimum embellishments allowed
● Must be lined
● Sewn by machine
● May be hand finished
● Knitted/Crocheted items not acceptable
● Must be completed in the 12 months prior to local show
4. Patchwork Quilt, any size professionally quilted
5. Patchwork Quilt, any size quilted by exhibitor
6. Ladies Apron
7. Pincushion, any technique
8. Christmas Stocking
9. 2 Covered Coat hangers, different techniques
10. Article not provided for in Schedule
11. Supermarket Shopping Bag
12. Any article of Novelty Patchwork and/or Appliqué
13. One article of Hand Embroidery
14. Soft Toy, metal or glass trimmings allowed
15. Dressed Doll, any medium
16. Article of Long stitch
17. Article of Tapestry
18. Article of Cross Stitch or Counted Thread Work, Framed
19. Article of Cross Stitch on Linen
20. Cross Stitched Bookmark
21. Embroidered Handtowel
Primary School Needlework
22. Shopping Bag, Hand or Machine made $10 & Trophy for best bag
23. Article of Handwork
24. Any other article
Secondary School Needlework
25. Shopping Bag, Hand or Machine made $10 & Trophy for best bag
26. Article of Handwork
27. Any other article
Primary & Secondary Handwork sponsored by Coleraine Op Shop
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