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GOATS Prize Schedule | Competition Information 31 Aug - 9 Sept 2018 | theshow.com.au
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
ARRIVAL TIMES
Mohair
All fleeces must be delivered to the Supervisor's Office, Alpaca & Goat Pavilion, Adelaide Showground, Wayville no
later than 1:00pm Tuesday 4 September 2018
Dairy Goats
To arrive ready for inspection by 8.00 am on Thursday 30 August.
Angora Goats
Stud goats - to arrive between 10.00 am and 12.00 noon on Tuesday 4 September.
School goats - to arrive between 5.00 pm and 8.00 pm on Tuesday 4 and 8.00 am on Wednesday 5 September.
Led Goat Wether
Led Wethers to arrive between 6.00 pm on Tuesday 4 September and 8.00 am on Wednesday 5 September.
Boer Goats
To arrive between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm on Wednesday 5 September.
Miniature Goats
To arrive between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm on Thursday 6 September.
ENTRY GATE
All goats to enter and leave by the Leader Street Gate.
REMOVAL OF VEHICLES
All vehicles must be removed from the Showground by 8.30 am
JUDGING/TIMETABLE
Dairy Goats...................................................................................................... Saturday 1 September from 9.00 am
Mohair Fleeces................................................................................................... Tuesday 4 September from 1:30pm
Angora Goats - Stud Goats, Schools Wethers Shearing.................................. Wednesday 5 September from 9.00 am
Weighing and Scanning of Led Wethers ...................................................... Wednesday 5 September from 8.00 am
Grand Parade................................................................................................ Wednesday 5 September from 3.00 pm
National Angora & Mohair Fleece Judging Championship................................ Thursday 6 September from 9:00 am
State Angora & Mohair Fleece Judging Championship................................... Thursday 6 September from 11.:00 pm
Led Goat Wether – On Hoof (in the Leader Pavilion....................................... Thursday 6 September from 10.00 am
Departure of Led Goat Wether................................................................................. Thursday 6 September (evening)
Boer Goats........................................................................................................... Friday 7 September from 9.30 pm
Miniature Goats................................................................................................ Saturday 8 September from 9.00 am
OPENING TIMES OF PAVILION
The Alpaca and Goat Pavilion will be opened from 9.00 am to 7.00 pm
DEPARTURE TIMES
Dairy Goats
Dairy Goat exhibitors may leave the Showground on Sunday 2 September from 4.00 pm
Exit permits to be lodged with the Goat Supervisor from 12.00 noon on Saturday 1 September.
Angora Goats
May leave the Showground on Saturday 8 September between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm. Exit permits to be lodged with
the Goat Supervisor by 12.00 noon on Thursday 6 September.
Boer Goats
May leave the Showground may leave the Showground on Sunday 9 September between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm. Exit
permits to be lodged with the Goat Supervisor by 12.00 noon on Friday 7 September.
Mohair
Fleeces may be removed from 4.00 pm on Saturday 8 September (and replaced with display fleeces) under the
supervision of a Society Councilor or nominated Fleece Steward. Exhibitors are requested to include precise
instructions as to the desired method of disposal at the conclusion of the Show. The Society will re-pack and re-
address any exhibit to its place of origin (return postage to be included with entry fees). The Society accepts no
responsibility for loss or damage in packing and/or transit.
Miniature Goats
May leave the Showground between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm on Sunday 9 September. Exit permis to be lodged with
the Goat Supervisor by 12.00 noon on Saturday 8 September.GOATS
CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES (except Mohair)
FRIDAY, 15 JUNE 2018 at 5.00 pm CST
Mohair Only – FRIDAY 29 JUNE 2018 at 5.00 pm CST
CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES PAYMENT OF FEES
The following conditions will strictly apply: When paying fees by cheque or credit card,
• All entries, whether lodged in person or exhibitors must ensure that sufficient funds are
completed online (if applicable) must be in available at the time of entry. Failure to do so
the Society’s possession at its Administration may result in non-acceptance of entries.
Office by 5.00 pm (CST) on Friday 15 June REFUNDS
2018 for Goats or 5.00 pm (CST) on Friday No refund of fees will be made after closing date
29 June 2018 for Mohair. of entries.
• Entry forms by facsimile or email will not be
accepted.
MEMBERSHIP
Exhibitors need not be members of the RA&HS,
• A late entry option is available under the but members are entitled to a reduced entry fee
following conditions: (other than Led Goat Wether entries).
• Late entries may only be submitted online Membership fees: Adults $165, Juniors $56
and will be accepted for 7 days after the (under 18).
official closing date (by 5.00 pm CST)
• An additional fee equivalent to three times CONTACT DETAILS
Post RA&HS – Goat Section, PO Box 108,
the standard entry fee is paid.
Goodwood SA 5034
• Absolutely no exception to the above
Email: entries@adelaideshowground.com.au
conditions will be made to any exhibitor
Phone: (08) 8210 5211 (between 9.00 am and
under any circumstance.
5.00 pm Monday to Friday)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ENTRIES Website www.theshow.com.au
Entries submitted online will be acknowledged
YOUR PRIVACY
via email.
If you do not want your details to be made
For postal entries, if you require formal
available to other parties, please tick the box
acknowledgement that your entry has been
on the entry form supplied by the RA&HS . Your
received please include a stamped, self-
personal information will then only be used by
addressed envelope with your entry form.
the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and
ENTRY FEES allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS
Angora Goats, Dairy Goats and Miniature Goats: reserves the right to inform prize sponsors of the
Members of the RA&HS - $7.00; details of recipients to enable distribution of their
Non-Members - $10.00 voucher/product prizes. Please note: by ticking
Boer Goats: Members of the RA&HS - $10.00; the box to suppress your details, your name will
Non-Members - $20.00 COMPETITIVE EXHIBITOR – ROYAL appear ADELAIDE SHOW
in the Catalogue (if applicable) but your
Mohair: Members of the RA&HS - $5.00; non- Conditions ofaddress
Entry will not.
members - $7.00
Led Goat Wether: $20.00 per entry
HAZARD REPORTING DUTY OF CARE
Make cheques payable to RA&HS and send with
Competitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor It is important to ensure your own safety and that
completed entry forms to:
or the Venue Management Office immediately of of all other site personnel, visitors and general
RA&HS - Goat Section
any hazards detected. Hazards are any situation public at the Adelaide Showground.
which has the potential to cause: All competitors have a “Duty of Care” to avoid
1. Injury, illness or death to people or animals either exposing themselves or other people to situations
immediately or in the future which could lead to injury. This “Duty of Care”
2. Damage or destruction to property extends to the prevention of damage to property.
INCIDENT REPORTING LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY
Competitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor 1. Release
or the Venue Management Office immediately an Entry to and remaining on the Showground is
incident occurs which has resulted in: entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor and to the
1. The injury, illness or death of any person or maximum extent permitted by law, the Exhibitor
animal releases the Society (which term includes in this2 GOATS
GENERAL REGULATIONS REGISTRATION
Exhibitors are reminded that the Society’s Dairy Goats must be registered with the Dairy
General Regulations apply to all sections of the Goat Society of Australia.
Show. A copy of the General Regulations can be Copies of Herd Book registration forms, and/or
obtained from the Society’s website at relevant transfer certificates to be submitted with
www.theshow.com.au or from the Society’s entry forms.
Administration Office. Boer Goats must be registered with Australian
Exhibitors should note that the General Breed Societies.
Regulations contain a number of provisions Miniature Goats must be registered with the
relevant to competitions and this Schedule Miniature Goats Australia Association Inc. A
including but not limited to, offences, penalties, copy of Registration Certficate will be required
prohibited drugs. As those conditions apply in at check in and all goats must be owned by
addition to the regulations contained within the exhibitor as indicated on the Registration
this schedule, Exhibitors should familiarise Certificate unless a lessee’s agreement is in place
themselves with the General Regulations. with MGA Registry.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS IDENTIFICATION - BOER GOATS
Exhibitors are reminded that the Special Identification can be carried out in the following
Regulations contained within this Schedule are ways:
merely supplementary to and subject to the • Tattooing and Tagging
General Regulations. • A stud tag combined with an NLIS tag.
The members of the Society’s Diverse Farming
Committee shall have the authority to act on IDENTIFICATION - MINIATURE GOATS
behalf of the Society to take any necessary action Animals must have an NLIS tag in place and
under these Special Regulations. identification will be confirmed prior to judging.
SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES ENTRY PASSES
Dairy Goat exhibitors must state on the entry Angora, Boer Goat, Dairy Goat and Miniature
form the animal’s name, herd book number, Goat exhibitors shall receive one 10 Day Show
tattoo letters and number, date of birth, sire, dam Pass per 6 head entered.
and name of breeder. Led Goat Wether exhibitors will receive five
Miniature Goat exhibitors must state on the entry admit-one tickets per animal entered to a
form the animal’s name, registration number, ear maximum of 40 tickets per day.
tag number, date of birth, sire, dam and name of WITHDRAWALS
breeder. All withdrawals must be made in writing and can
Angora and Boer Goat exhibitors must enter be sent via email to:
animals in appropriate age classes and special entries@adelaideshowground.com.au or faxed
classes. to (08) 8212 1533. Emailed withdrawals must
Proof of age, registration and ownership should include “Withdrawal” in the subject line and the
be available at the time of inspection and section (eg Goat Section), exhibitor name, class
judging. number, exhibit number (if known) and exhibit
A goat cannot compete in a special or group name (if applicable). Withdrawals must be made
class unless it has competed in its age class. at least 24 hours prior to judging.
OWNERSHIP PRIZES
All animals must be the bona fide property of the Dairy Goats, Miniature Goats & Angora: First,
exhibitor, or held by the exhibitor under a written $11 and ribbon; second, $6 and ribbon; third, $4
and recorded lease at the time of entry. and ribbon.
TRANSFERS Boer Goats: First, $20 and ribbon; second, $12
Please ensure exhibits are entered in the and ribbon; third, $8 and ribbon.
correct class at time of entry. No exhibit will be Mohair: First, $7 and ribbon; second, $4 and
transferred to another class after the closing date ribbon; third, $3 and ribbon.
of entries. Led Goat Wether: First, $30 and ribbon; second,
$20 and ribbon; third $10 and ribbon
Ribbons will also be awarded in accordance with
the following table:
10 to 15 exhibits – fourth ribbon
16 to 20 exhibits – fifth ribbon
Over 20 exhibits – sixth ribbonGOATS 3
PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY IMPORTANT
All prize money won during the Royal It is important that you either:
Adelaide Show is paid by Electronic Funds • Confirm you are entering as part of a private
Transfer (EFT). The Exhibitor should provide the recreational pursuit or hobby, or
BSB, Account Number and Account Name on • Confirm you are entering as a GST registered
the space provided on the entry form. business and supply your ABN
Failure to do either of the above will require the
PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID AT THE END OF RA&HS to withhold tax, at the maximum tax
OCTOBER. rate, from your prize money in accordance with
Any concerns regarding prize money must be Australian tax legislation.
raised with the Society by 11 December of the
current year. The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and therefore
Any trophy, prize or prize money not claimed assumes no liability for actions taken as a result
by 11 December of the current year. shall be of these guidelines. In any instances where
deemed forfeited by the exhibitor and the RA&HS an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of the tax
shall no longer be liable to pay or provide the implications of their involvement, they should
prize. consult their own accountant or tax advisor.
PRIZE MONEY AND GST
Prize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does The Society makes every endeavour to ensure
not include GST. all prizes listed are accurate at the time of
The prize money which we pay to successful printing. Should a prize (cash, voucher, product,
exhibitors depends on information provided to trophy) be withdrawn by a sponsor subsequent
us. If you confirm that you are GST registered and to printing, the Society will pay prize money
provide your Australian Business Number (ABN), as stated above. It is the responsibility of the
we will pay the appropriate prize money plus
prize winner to follow-up with the Society
10% GST. We will provide you with a Recipient
Created Tax Invoice which you will need to any sponsored prize (cash, voucher, product,
submit to the Australian Taxation Office. trophy) they believe they are entitled to prior
In entering the competition, you acknowledge to 11 December in the year of the prize being
your agreement to the following: awarded. The Society will not follow-up prize
• You will not issue a tax invoice to the sponsors after this date or review any prizes that
RA&HS in respect to prize money received; may have been incorrectly awarded.
• You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be
RA&HS SASHES
registered for GST. will be awarded to all
If you provide your Australian Business Number CHAMPIONS
but are not registered for GST, we will pay the RESERVE CHAMPIONS
prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule SUPREME CHAMPIONS
without reference to the GST. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS
If you confirm you are entering as part of a TYPE PRODUCTION
private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay DOES
the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule and BEST EXHIBITS
without reference to GST. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR AWARDS -
INDIVIDUAL BREEDS
Points to be allotted as follows:
First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point.4 GOATS
DISPLAY CARDS PENALTY FOR NON-EXHIBITION OF ANIMALS
Each exhibitor is permitted to display one sign for Every animal entered must be exhibited and
every four pens entered occupied by exhibits, no paraded before the judge in each class unless a
larger than 1200 mm x 600mm. Logo, name and certificate signed by the exhibitor or authorised
address of exhibitor only to be shown. Strictly agent, is lodged with the Society at least 14 days
no other decoration, delineation, description, before the opening day of the Show, stating that
display or promotion is allowed. Ribbons and the animal is unable to compete.
sashes on display must relate to the animals in A fine of $100 (GST included) will be imposed
that pen. All awards must be removed as soon as for all late scratching’s unless the scratching is
winning animals leave the Showground. notified by a statutory declaration setting out
full reasons for scratching, together with an
PEN CLEANING explanatory certificate signed by a Veterinary
Exhibitors shall, to the satisfaction of the Goat Surgeon. Notification must be received by 9.00
Superintendent: am on the day prior to judging.
1. Keep each pen allotted to them and their stock Non-payment of these fines will debar exhibitors
in a clean and proper condition throughout the from parading their remaining goats before the
Show. judge.
2. Clean out their pens before 8.00 am each day. Exhibits may not be removed from the judging
3. Faecal waste must be placed directly into ring until directed by the RA & HS Supervisor.
containers provided by the Society. Failure to comply with this regulation may result
Failure to comply with these rules shall render in exhibitors being banned from competing in
the exhibitor liable to a fine no less than $15 any further classes during the current Show and/
(GST included) for each separate offence. or fined.
Exhibitors are requested to provide their own The Society may also impose further penalties if
brooms and shovels to clean out pens. deemed appropriate.
PENS HEALTH REGULATIONS
Rugs and bags must not be fixed to sides or tops All Goats attending the Royal Adelaide Show
of pens during the time the Show is open to the must be accompanied by a completed “National
public. Goat Health Statement” obtained at http://www.
FIRE PRECAUTIONS farmbiosecurity.com.au/toolkit/declarations-and-
Precautions will be taken to guard against fire, statements/ The Statement must be completed in
and to protect the property at the Show, but full and submitted with entry form/s.
exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the Dairy Goats
Society. 1. Johne’s Disease
Smoking is strictly prohibited in all livestock The minimum Royal Adelaide Show requirement
pavilions and lockers. is that goats be Assurance Score 5
No exhibitor or other person shall remove, or Goats will be exhibited at the Show in order of
displace, or interfere in any way with, or use for Goat Assurance Score ranking.
any purpose other than the prevention of fire, any 2.CAE
article or appliance provided for use in the case Entries from Accredited / DGSSA Inc. Market
of an outbreak of fire upon the Showground, nor Assurance Scheme for CAE herds shall be
shall any exhibitor or other person remove or accepted if accompanied by: -
alter, or add to, or interfere in anyway with any a) A copy of the current Accreditation MASSA for
fixture, fitting, article, appliance or thing owned CAE certificate.
by the Society, or used in such fixture, fitting, Entries from NON accredited or NON DGSSA
article, appliance or thing for any purpose other Inc. Market Assurance Scheme for CAE herds
than for which it is intended by the Society to be shall be accepted if: -
used. b) Goats over 12 months of age.- must have two
whole herd negative blood tests, 6 months apart,
within the previous 12 months. Attach vet report
& results to National Goat Health Statement
when submitting your application
c) Kids 6-12 months.
i) Accompanied by test results for one blood test
for CAE within the previous 12 monthsGOATS 5
ii) Non-owner bred kids must comply with SICK OR DISEASED ANIMALS
Section 2.c. If, in the opinion of a qualified Veterinary
d) Kids less than 6 months. Surgeon appointed by the Society, an animal
i)Owner bred kids less than 6 months will be on the Showground shall be so injured or be so
covered by Section 2.a. or b and do not require affected by sickness, disease or other ailment as
testing at this age. to warrant its destruction or its removal from the
ii) Non-owner bred kids less than 6 months Showground as the case may be the Society shall
of age should be accompanied by two CAE be entitled to have the animal destroyed and/or
negative-whole herd tests of the herd of origin, as require the animal to be forthwith removed from
in 2 b above. the Showground and the exhibitor, upon receipt
of such notice, shall forthwith remove such
Miniature Goats
animal and failing such removal by him within
All Miniature Goats entered for competition must
the time prescribed by the Society, by written
have been tested negative for CAE and Johnes
notice to the exhibitor or his representative on
Disease within 12 months of competition. Attach
the Showground, the Society may remove the
vet report and results to National Goat Health
animal or cause the animal to be removed and
Statement when submitting your application.
all costs and expenses of removal shall be borne
Entries under 12 months of age must come
by the exhibitor and shall be refunded to the
from a tested herd or Sire and Dam have tested
Society. Each such animal shall at all times be the
negative within the previous 12 months and kids
sole risk and responsibility of the exhibitor and
have not been exposed to any risk factors.
the person or persons removing the animal shall
Angora Goats & Boer Goats at all times be deemed to be the agents of the
The minimum Royal Adelaide Show requirement exhibitor and all acts and omissions on the part
is that goats be Assurance Score 5 of such person or persons shall be deemed to be
Goats will be exhibited at the Show in order of the acts and omissions of the exhibitor who shall
Goat Assurance Score ranking. indemnify and hold indemnified the Society, its
Exhibitors requiring a Johne’s Disease Certificate servants and agents from all claims whatsoever
of Compliance from the RA&HS can obtain a in respect of the animal whether by reason of
copy from the Administration Department any loss or injury to or caused by the animal or
(08 8210 5211) because of transportation, feeding or housing or
otherwise, howsoever.
The pavilion supervisor must be advised
immediately of any sick or diseased animals
attended to by the Society’s Veterinary Surgeon.
NLIS REQUIREMENTS - ALL EXHIBITORS
All goats must be NLIS compliant. This means all
animals must be tagged with an approved NLIS
eartag (including kids at foot), and accompanied
by a completed National Vendor Declaration
(NVD) or approved alternative movement
document available at www.pir.sa.gov.au.
Eligible dairy goat exhibitors may be exempt
from tagging if they are in receipt of a letter
of exemption from the CVO (they still require
movement documents).
The Society will notify the NLIS database of all
movements onto the Showground on behalf of
exhibitors.6 GOATS
BEDDING LOCKERS
Straw will be the bedding in the Alpaca & Goat A limited number of lockers are available for
Pavilion at this year’s Royal Adelaide Show. Dairy Goat and Led Goat Wether exhibitors on
the Showground at $75 (GST included) per locker
PARADES whether shared or not, regardless of duration of
Dairy Goats must be paraded in Grand Parades, use. Only current RA&HS members may apply
where possible. for a locker.
Angora and Boer Goats may be paraded at the
discretion of the exhibitor. FODDER
Exhibitors must arrange their own fodder
WHITE ATTIRE requirements. The sale of all fodder is in the
Exhibitors and/or attendants shall wear white dust hands of the fodder merchant, whose store is on
coats or attire acceptable to their Breed Societies the Showground. All sales will be by selected
when leading goats in the judging ring and in credit card or cash only.
parades. Any exhibitor who, in the opinion of the
No exhibitor, or his attendant shall parade stock Committee, has more fodder than is considered
before the judge whilst wearing attire bearing necessary, will be required to remove the excess
his name or the name of the stud for which he from the Showground.
works. Exhibitors must not solicit orders for fodder on
CONFORMATION OF GOATS the Showground.
An inspection will be made of all Dairy Goats for MILKING
identification tattoo, breed type, conformation Goats entered in milking classes must be milked
and vermin, from 7.00 pm on Thursday 30 August and stripped out in the presence of a Steward by
and from 9.00 am on Friday 31 August. 7.00 pm on Friday 31 August.
An inspection will be made of all Miniature
Goats on Friday 7 September. All animals will AGES OF DAIRY GOATS
be measured - any animal not measured will be The table below shows the dates on or between
ineligible to complete. Heights for age classes are which goats must be born to compete in the
listed in the MGA Show Rules. respective age classes. The ages of all exhibits
This will take place in the Pavilion and an shall be calculated to 31 August of the current
attendant must be present to supply any year, provided that no animal unborn at closing
information required by the inspectors. date of entries will be accepted for competition
Any animal rejected as a result of this inspection (with the exception of under 4 months classes).
must be removed from the Showground, the Under 4 months
time of removal to be at the discretion of the (after 30/04/18)
Committee.
Under 12 months
(after 31/08/17)
12 months and under 18 months
(28/02/17 to 31/08/17)
18 months and under 24 months
(31/08/16 to 29/02/16)
Under 3 years
(on or after 31/08/15)
3 years and under 6 years
(31/08/12 to 31/08/15)
6 years and over
(before 31/08/12)GOATS 7
DAIRY GOATS
Class 1 - Veteran doe in milk, any breed, 6 years THE T’DOG & O’DOG PRIZE
and over. For
Breed to be shown on entry form. Highest BEST UDDER OVERALL
placed doe of each breed is eligible for • $50 sponsored by Toby & Oscar Weygood
senior breed championships.
Class 14 - THE POTTAGE ANNABELLE TROPHY
Class 2 - Saanen Doe in milk, 3 years and under Type and Production - 24 hour.
6 years. Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Class 3 - Anglo Nubian Doe in milk, 3 years and Open to all does which have been tested at:
under 6 years. 24-hour milk test to be conducted at the
current Royal Adelaide Show.
Class 4 - Toggenburg Doe in milk, 3 years and Highest figure obtained from any authorised
under 6 years. test from the previous three (3) years may
Class 5 - British Alpine Doe in milk, 3 years and be used.
under 6 years. Points to be allotted as follows:
Type - 100 points maximum;
Class 6 - Saanen Doe in milk, under 3 years. Production - 100 points will be allotted to
Class 7 - Anglo Nubian Doe in milk, under 3 the doe with the highest Q*points.
years. Other entries will be awarded on a pro rata
basis. Provision of production figures is the
Class 8 - Toggenburg Doe in milk, under 3 years. responsibility of the exhibitor.
Class 9 - British Alpine doe in milk, under 3 • First : Trophy sponsored by R P Drogemuller
years.
Class 15 - THE BRAIMAC STUD TROPHY
Class 10 - Any Other breed doe in milk, under Type & Production Herd Record
6 years. Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Must be registered by the Dairy Goat Open to all does on the official Dairy
Society of Australia Ltd Goat Society of Australia Herd Recording
Class 11 - Doe, dry, any age and breed. must Scheme.
have kidded within the last two years. 2. The highest lifetime production figures
Highest placed doe of each breed are may be used.
eligible for senior breed championships. Production figures to be supplied with
Breed to be stated on entry form. entries.
Points to be allotted as follows: Type - 100
Class 12 - THE ABACUS DAIRY GOAT TROPHY points maximum;
Doe, with Best Udder, on first lactation, to Production - the sum of the weight of
be judged in milk and milked out. butterfat and DGSA herd production award
Animals to be drawn from general classes. points will be divided by 3 (eg a doe with
Name of animal not required on the entry 32kg butterfat and a figure of R118 has
form. production points of 150/3=50)
• First : Trophy sponsored by Ros K Belle • First : Trophy sponsored by H & L Schmidt
Class 13 - THE DAIRY GOAT SOCIETY OF SA
INC TROPHY
Doe, with Best Udder, on second or
subsequent lactation, to be judged in milk
and milked out.
Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Name of animal not required on the entry
form.
• First : Trophy sponsored by
Dairy Goat Society of SA Inc8 GOATS
Class 16 - 24-Hour Milk Production Test. RESERVE CHAMPION ANY OTHER BREED
Animals to be drawn from general classes. DOE, any age
Name of animal not required on the entry
form. THE MERV HANCOCK TROPHY
1. Entries in this class must be milked and For
stripped out under inspection at 7pm on SENIOR GRAND CHAMPION DOE OF ALL
Tuesday 29 August. BREEDS
2. All animals in the class shall be milked • Trophy sponsored by Merv Hancock
at 7am and 7pm on Wednesday 30 August.
This milk shall be weighed and sampled, Class 17 - Pair of Senior Does.
the two samples to be processed by an Must have kidded at least once, the progeny
approved testing company at a later date. of the same sire out of different dams; same
3. The test is designed to show yields under breed.
normal feeding conditions - no entry may Does entered for this class need not be
be force-fed or drenched during the test or owned by the same exhibitor.
for 24 hours prior to its commencement. Animals to be drawn from general classes.
4. No animal fats, milk or milk products or Name of sire to be stated on entry form.
any product designed to artificially stimulate Class 18 - Saanen Goatling, 18 to 24 months,
lactation may be given to entries in the class unkidded.
during the test or for 24 hours prior to its
commencement. Class 19 - Anglo Nubian Goatling, 18 to 24
5. Placings shall be determined on the months, unkidded.
weight of milk. Any animal with a butterfat Class 20 - Toggenburg Goatling, 18 to 24
yield of less than 3% shall be ineligible for months, unkidded.
a prize.
Class 21 - British Alpine Goatling, 18 to 24
THE IDEALVIEW PRIZE months, unkidded.
For
Class 22 - Any Other Breed Goatling, 18 to 24
SENIOR CHAMPION SAANEN DOE, any age.
months, unkidded
• $50 sponsored by
John & Rebecca Falkenhagen Class 23 - Saanen Goatling, 12 to 18 months,
unkidded.
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SAANEN DOE, Class 24 - Anglo Nubian Goatling, 12 to 18
any age. months, unkidded.
SENIOR CHAMPION ANGLO NUBIAN DOE, Class 25 - Toggenburg Goatling, 12 to 18
any age. months, unkidded.
• Trophy sponsored by Class 26 - British Alpine Goatling, 12 to 18
Anglo Nubian Society of SA Inc months, unkidded.
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION ANGLO Class 27 - Any Other Breed Goatling, 12 to 18
NUBIAN DOE, any age. months, unkidded.
Must be registered by the Dairy Goat
SENIOR CHAMPION TOGGENBURG DOE, any Society of Australia Ltd
age. THE ROSALIE SKIPPER TROPHY
• $30 sponsored by M E Battams for
JUNIOR CHAMPION SAANEN DOE, under 2
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION TOGGENBURG
years.
DOE, any age.
• Trophy sponsored by Rosalie Skipper
SENIOR CHAMPION BRITISH ALPINE DOE,
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SAANEN DOE,
any age.
under 2 years.
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BRITISH ALPINE
THE FRY SYSTEMS TROPHY
DOE, any age.
for
CHAMPION ANY OTHER BREED DOE, any age JUNIOR CHAMPION TOGGENBURG DOE,
under 2 years
• Trophy sponsored by Fry SystemsGOATS 9
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION TOGGENBURG Class 37 - Dams Pair, two does any age, same
DOE, under 2 years. breed, different sires.
Not necessarily owned by the one exhibitor.
JUNIOR CHAMPION ANGLO NUBIAN DOE, Name of dam and breed to be listed on entry
under 2 years. form.
• Trophy sponsored by Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Anglo Nubian Society of SA Inc Class 38 - Dam and her Daughter, in milk, same
breed.
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION ANGLO Does entered for this class need not be owned
NUBIAN DOE, under 2 years. by the same exhibitor.
A dam can only be exhibited with one of her
JUNIOR CHAMPION BRITISH ALPINE DOE, progeny.
under 2 years. Animals to be drawn from general classes.
• $20 sponsored by Sturgess Family
Class 39 - Dam & Unkidded Daughter, same breed
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BRITISH ALPINE Does entered for this class need not be owned
DOE, under 2 years. by the same exhibitor.
A dam can only be exhibited with one of her
JUNIOR CHAMPION ANY OTHER BREED DOE, progeny.
under 2 years. Animals to be drawn from general classes.
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION ANY OTHER Class 40 - Breeders Group.
BREED DOE, under 2 years. To comprise three does of same breed,
one senior in milk or dry and two juniors,
Class 28 - Saanen Doe Kid, 4 months and under preferably one goatling and one kid.
12 months. Junior does with owners Prefix.
Class 29 - Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, 4 months and Animals to be drawn from general classes.
under 12 months. Class 41 - Junior Handlers Class.
Class 30 - Toggenburg Doe Kid, 4 months and Open to paraders 8 years and under 18 years
under 12 months. of age on 1 September of the current year.
To be judged on handler and presentation of
Class 31 - British Alpine Doe Kid, 4 months and the animal only.
under 12 months. Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Class 32 - Any Other Breed Doe Kid, 4 months Points from this class will not count towards
and under 12 months. Most Successful Exhibitor award.
Must be registered by the Dairy Goat Name of handler to be nominated on judging
Society of Australia Ltd day.
Class 33 - Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, under 4 BEST SAANEN EXHIBIT
months.
BEST ANGLO NUBIAN EXHIBIT
Class 34 - Swiss Breed Doe Kid, under 4 months.
Class 35 - Buck Kid, any breed, under 4 months BEST TOGGENBURG EXHIBIT
BEST KID IN SHOW
BEST BRITISH ALPINE EXHIBIT
JUNIOR GRAND CHAMPION DOE
OF ALL BREEDS SUPREME CHAMPION DAIRY GOAT
• Trophy sponsored by Dianne Dietman • $50 sponsored by Bob Battams
Class 36 - Pair of Junior Does, the progeny of
the same sire out of different dams; same
breed.
Does entered for this class need not be
owned by the same exhibitor.
Animals to be drawn from general classes.10 GOATS
ANGORA
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ENTRY Class 1 - Stud Doe, 38 months and over.
FEES, PRIZE MONEY, REFUNDS ETC PLEASE Class 2 - Stud Doe, 26 months and under 38
REFER TO THE FRONT OF THE PRIZE months.
SCHEDULE
Birth date must provided at the time of entry. Class 3 - Stud Doe, 14 months and under 26
Schools must enter in both an individual animal months.
class and a production class. Class 4 - Stud Doe Kid, under 14 months, not
Entry Requirements showing/cutting any permanent teeth.
1. Animals must NOT have been fed growth Exhibits in this class may be transferred at
promotants and exhibitors must allow random the discretion of the inspector.
blood testing by the Royal Agricultural &
Horticultural Society of SA Inc THE OPIUM-STORDHALEN STUD PERPETUAL
2. For classes 1 to 8 there are NO special TROPHY
requirements for shearing and fleece preparation. for
3. For classes 9 to 12 animals to be presented
CHAMPION ANGORA DOE
and assessed on a “commercial basis”.
4. For classes 9 to 12 animals will be assessed • Perpetual Trophy sponsored by
in the ring and scored out of 100 on the basis of Mohair Australia Ltd - SA branch
commercial attributes.
5. For Production Classes animals will be shorn - RESERVE CHAMPION ANGORA DOE
then assessed off shears and their fleeces assessed Class 5 - Stud Buck, 38 months and over.
independently.
6. For Production Classes, animals will be shorn Class 6 - Stud Buck, 26 months and under 38
no earlier than March 1 of the current year. months.
7. All school entries must be denoted with a Class 7 - Stud Buck, 14 months and under 26
suffix accompanying the class number. months.
8. All school entries will be judged in
Class 8 - Stud Buck Kid, under 14 months, not
open classes and compete for both open
showing/cutting any teeth.
championships and in addition, will be eligible
Exhibits entered in this class may be
for School Only Prizes.
transferred at the discretion of the inspector.
9. In classes where schools entrants are present
at the conclusion of class judging, the judge must THE CEDAR GRANGE PERPETUAL TROPHY
place the school entries to determine the eligible for
entrants for Schools Champion. CHAMPION ANGORA BUCK
• Perpetual Trophy sponsored by
AGES OF ANGORA GOATS Mohair Australia Ltd - SA branch
The table below shows the dates on or between
which goat must be born to compete in the RESERVE CHAMPION ANGORA BUCK
respective age classes: Class 9 - Commercial Doe, under 26 months.
Under 14 months Class 10 - Commercial Doe, over 26 months.
(born on or after 1/7/17) Class 11 - Kid Wether, under 14 months.
14 months and under 26 months
Class 12 - Kid Wether, over 14 months and
(born between 1/7/16 and 30/6/17)
under 26 months.
26 months and under 38 months
(born between 1/7/16 and 30/6/15) CHAMPION SCHOOL EXHIBIT
38 months and over To be drawn from winners in classes 11- 12 and/
(born before 1/7/15) or highest awarded nominated entry exhibited by
a school.
SUPREME CHAMPION ANGORA GOAT
Class 13 - Dam and One Progeny.
Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Name of dam to be stated on the entry
form.GOATS 11
Class 14 - Sire’s Progeny, under 14 months. Class 18 Adult Production Class
To comprise two animals under 14 months Each entry shall comprise three Angoras (do
by the same sire. not enter three goats individually), over 14
Owned by the exhibitor. months of age in commercial length fleece.
Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Name of sire to be stated on the entry form. CHAMPION PRODUCTION TEAM
Class 15 - Sire’s Progeny, over 14 months. ANIMAL OF HIGHEST COMMERCIAL VALUE
To comprise two animals over 14 months by
the same sire. THE MOHAIR AUSTRALIA SA BRANCH PRIZE
Owned by the exhibitor. for
Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Name of sire to be stated on the entry form. CHAMPION SCHOOL PRODUCTION TEAM
• Voucher for 1 year educational membership
Class 16 - THE MOHAIR AUSTRALIA SA for Mohair Australia Ltd ($50) sponsored by
BRANCH BREEDERS GROUP PERPETUAL Mohair Australia Ltd - SA branch
TROPHY
Breeders’ Group. SCHOOL ANIMAL OF HIGHEST COMMERCIAL
Three animals to comprise of at least one VALUE
doe and one buck.
Bred and owned by the exhibitor. MOST PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL TEAM
Animals to be drawn from general classes. To be judged by stewards and industry
• First, Perpetual Trophy sponsored by representatives over the two days.
Mohair Australia Ltd - SA branch
MOST UNIFORM VALUED SCHOOL
THE MOHAIR AUSTRALIA SA BRANCH PRIZE
PRODUCTION TEAM
for Production class team with the least percentage
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD dollar difference between animal values.
Voucher for 1 year ordinary membership for
Mohair Austrlaia Ltd ($20) sponsored by SCHOOLS ANGORA PRODUCTION TEAM OF
Mohair Australia Ltd - SA branch THREE ANIMALS
Highest combined Mohair value.
PRODUCTION CLASSES SCHOOLS ANGORA PRODUCTION TEAM OF
Each entry shall comprise of three Angoras. THREE ANIMALS
Animals shall be shorn, fleeces skirted and Highest combined carcase value
classed into component fleece types. Each fleece
shall be weighed and valued at the commercial MOST SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL EXHIBITOR
rate at the time of the Show for each component Class 20 THE LYNNDON GROVE ANGORA
of the fleece. Animals will be weighed and STUD PRIZE
assigned value from grid price dependent upon Angora Goat Paraders’ Competition
weight and fat score. No commercial value This Competition is for the purpose of
will be assigned to any animal under 15kg of educating and encouraging School and
liveweight. Value will be calculated for individual Agricultural students under the age of 21 to
animals and then for each team of three. parade Exhibits before a judge in the most
Schools must enter in both an individual animal efficient manner.
class and a production class. Suitable attire of Competitors and
All entrants may be moved into the appropriate conditions of animals, although highly
class at the discretion of the Schools desirable, shall not be the deciding
Commercial Production Team Steward. factor, except in the case of equality of
Class 17 Kid Production Class. Competitors.
Each entry shall comprise of three Angoras • First, Product (Mohair Skin $120) sponsored
(do not enter three goats individually). by Lynndon Grove Angora Stud
Under 14 months of age in commercial
length fleece. MOST SUCCESSFUL ANGORA EXHIBITOR
Points to be allotted as follows:
First, 5 points; Second, 3 points; Third, 1 point.12 GOATS
YOUNG JUDGES SCHOOLS TEAM WINNER ANGORA GOAT & MOHAIR FLEECE YOUNG
Please refer to the Young Judges Prize Schedule JUDGES CHAMPIONSHIP
Please refer to the Young Judges Prize Schedule.
MOHAIR
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ENTRY MATCHED MOHAIR FLEECE
FEES, PRIZE MONEY, REFUNDS ETC PLEASE
REFER TO THE FRONT OF THE PRIZE Class 1 - Matched Fine Kid Mohair Fleece 5kg,
SCHEDULE. unwashed.
LABELS Class 2 - Matched Kid Mohair Fleece 5kg,
After entries have closed, the Society will forward unwashed.
tags showing class numbers. These labels must
be securely attached to the fleece/s. Exhibitors Class 3 - Matched Young Goat Mohair Fleece
name must be shown on boxes and wrapping 5kg, unwashed.
used. Class 4 - Matched Hair Type Fibre 5kg,
FREIGHT PREPAID unwashed.
Fleeces will not be accepted unless the delivery THE AMMO PRIZE
charge and return freight has been prepaid. and
SHEARING DATES THE JOHN PATTERN PERPETUAL TROPHY
The age of the animal will be taken as at the date for
of shearing. CHAMPION MATCHED MOHAIR FLEECE
Entry forms must state: • $25 sponsored by
1. Date of shearing Australian Mohair Marketing Organisation
2. Date of previous shearing. • Perpetual Trophy sponsored by
Mohair Australia Ltd - SA branch
SCALE OF POINTS FOR JUDGING RESERVE CHAMPION MATCHED MOHAIR
Fineness.......................................................... 15 FLEECE
Lustre.............................................................. 15
Length and evenness....................................... 10
Quality (character and style............................. 15
Workability Traits............................................. 15
Freedom from kemp........................................ 15
Freedom from vegetable matter
and second cuts.............................................. 5
Freedom from stains.......................................... 5
Weight for age................................................... 5
TOTAL........................................................... 100
All fleeces to be shown skirted.GOATS 13
SKIRTED MOHAIR FLEECE
Class 5 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Doe Summer
Kid Type Fibre.
Class 6 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Buck Summer
Kid Type Fibre
Class 7 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Doe Winter Kid
Type Fibre.
Class 8 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Buck Winter Kid
Type Fibre.
Class 9 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Doe Young Goat
Type Fibre.
Class 10 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Buck Young
Goat Type Fibre
Class 11 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Doe Adult Type
Fibre.
Class 12 - Skirted Mohair Fleece, Buck Adult
Type Fibre
CHAMPION SKIRTED MOHAIR FLEECE
RESERVE CHAMPION SKIRTED MOHAIR
FLEECE
Class 13 - 3kgs of washed Kid Fibre
Class 14 - 3kgs of washed Young Goat Fibre
THE AMMO PRIZE
for
MOHAIR FLEECE OF GREATEST COMMERCIAL
VALUE
• $50 sponsored by
Australian Mohair Marketing Organisation
THE AMMO PRIZE
for
MOST SUCCESSFUL MOHAIR FLEECE
EXHIBITOR
Points to be allotted as follows:
First, 5 points; Second, 3 points; Third, 1 point.
• $25 sponsored by
Australian Mohair Marketing Organisation14 GOATS
BOER GOATS
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ENTRY THE GEORGELL BOERS PRIZE
FEES, PRIZE MONEY, REFUNDS ETC PLEASE for
REFER TO THE FRONT OF THE PRIZE SENIOR CHAMPION BOER DOE
SCHEDULE. • $50 sponsored by Georgell Boers
AGES OF BOER GOATS THE GEORGELL BOERS PRIZE
The table below shows the dates on or between
which goats must be born to compete in the for
respective age classes: RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BOER DOE
3 months and under 6 months • $50 sponsored by Georgell Boers
(born between 1/3/18 and 1/6/18)
6 months and under 9 months THE ANTHEA FULLER MEMORIAL PRIZE
(born between 1/1/18 and 1/3/18) for
9 months and under 12 months GRAND CHAMPION BOER DOE
(born between 1/9/17 and 1/1/18) • $100 sponsored by Georgell Boers
12 months and under 18 months Class 8 - Buck Kid, 3 months and under 6
(born between 1/3/17 and 1/9/17) months.
18 months and under 24 months
(born between 1/9/16 and 1/3/17) Class 9 - Buck Kid, 6 months and under 9
24 months and under 36 months months.
(born between 1/9/15 and 1/9/16) Class 10 - Buck Kid, 9 months and under 12
36 months and over months.
(born on or before 1/9/15)
THE EYRE PENINSULA GOAT PRODUCERS
OWNERSHIP PRIZE
Exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the for
exhibitor and entered under the registered name JUNIOR CHAMPION BOER BUCK
of the animal. • $50 sponsored by
Class 1 - Doe Kid, 3 months and under 6 Eyre Peninsula Goat Producers Trust
months. • $50 sponsored by Coota Park
Class 2 - Doe Kid, 6 months and under 9 THE EYRE PENINSULA GOAT PRODUCERS
months. PRIZE
Class 3 - Doe, 9 months and under 12 months. for
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BOER BUCK
THE BALMARDEN BOER GOATS PRIZE • $25 sponsored by
for Eyre Peninsula Goat Producers Trust
JUNIOR CHAMPION BOER DOE
• $50 sponsored by Balmarden Boer Goats Class 11 - Buck, 12 months and under 18
months.
THE BALMARDEN BOER GOATS PRIZE
for Class 12 - Buck, 18 months and under 24
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BOER DOE months.
• $30 sponsored by Balmarden Boer Goats Class 13 - Buck, 24 months and under 36
Class 4 - Doe, 12 months and under 18 months. months.
Class 5 - Doe, 18 months and under 24 months. Class 14 - Buck, 36 months and over.
Class 6 - Doe, 24 months and under 36 months.
Class 7 - Doe, 36 months and over.GOATS 15
THE EYRE PENINSULA GOAT PRODUCERS JUNIOR HANDLER CLASSES
PRIZE
for Date of birth to be stated on entry form.
SENIOR CHAMPION BOER BUCK Age to be calculated as at 1 September 2017.
• $50 sponsored by To be judged on handler presentation (no white
coats), the presentation of the goats and goat
Eyre Peninsula Goat Producers Trust handling skills.
THE EYRE PENINSULA GOAT PRODUCERS
PRIZE Class 18 - THE KARBO BOER GOAT STUD
for PRIZE
Junior Handler, under 13 years of age.
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BOER BUCK • First : $30; Second : $15; Third : $10
• $25 sponsored by
Eyre Peninsula Goat Producers Trust sponsored by Karbo Boer Goat Stud
Class 19 - THE KARBO BOER GOAT STUD
THE EYRE PENINSULA GOAT PRODUCERS PRIZE
PRIZE Junior Handler, 13 years and under 18
for years.
GRAND CHAMPION BOER BUCK • First : $30; Second : $15; Third : $10
• $100 sponsored by sponsored by Karbo Boer Goat Stud
Eyre Peninsula Goat Producers Trust
SUPREME CHAMPION BOER GOAT RED BOER CLASSES
• $50 sponsored by Coota Park
Class 15 - Sire’s Progeny. Class 20 - Red Boer Doe Kid, 12 months and
To comprise three animals from the same under
sire of any sex combination. Class 21 - Red Boer Doe, over 12 months
Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Name of sire to be stated on entry form. CHAMPION RED BOER DOE
Class 16 - Dam and One Progeny. RESERVE CHAMPION RED BOER DOE
Animals to be drawn from general classes.
Name of dam to be stated on entry form. Class 22 - Red Boer Buck Kid, 12 months &
under
Class 17 - Breeders’ Group.
Animals to be drawn from general classes. Class 23 - Red Boer Buck, over 12 months
To comprise three animals of any sex.
Owned by the exhibitor. CHAMPION RED BOER BUCK
MOST SUCCESSFUL BOER GOAT EXHIBITOR RESERVE CHAMPION RED BOER BUCK
• $100 sponsored by
Warburto Farms Pty Ltd GRAND CHAMPION RED BOER GOAT
THE BALMARDEN BOER GOATS PRIZE
for
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD
Open to any exhibitor never previously having
won a champion ribbon at the Royal Adelaide
Show.
Open to Boer Goat, any age, any sex.
Maximum two entries per exhibitor.
Animals to be owned by exhibitor.
No championship points awarded.
• First $40; Second $20; Third $10 sponsored
by Cathy Evans and Michael LeopardiLED GOAT WETHER
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ENTRY WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
FEES, PRIZE MONEY, REFUNDS, LOCKERS Any wether weighing less than 14 kg live weight
ETC PLEASE REFER TO THE FRONT OF THE on the society scales will not be accepted for
PRIZE SCHEDULE. competition.
SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES Category Live Weight Range Fat Depth
The competition is open to all Tertiary bodies and kg mm
Schools in South Australia.
Exhibitors may submit a maximum of eight Capretto 15-22.9 1-4
entries but are permitted to nominate up to
Chevon 23-34.9 2-6
two reserve animals to allow for late injuries,
sickness etc. Reserve entries do not incur an Live Export 35-50 3-8
entry fee.
Exhibitors may not bring more than eight PREFERRED WEIGHT AND FAT SPECIFICATIONS
animals onto the Showground. Exhibits will be weighed and classified into the
Any animal not listed on the original entry form following classes for hoof judging.
may not be brought onto the Showground. Capretto: 15 kg to 22.9 kg
Chevon: 23 kg to 34.9 kg
Live Export: 35 kg to 50 kg
RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES
The Society reserves the right to restrict the CONDITIONS
number of entries in Led Goat Wether Classes. • Capretto and Chevon exhibits must only show
milk teeth.
• Live Export may show no more than two (2)
EXHIBITS teeth.
• All goats entered must be cared for by • All animals exhibited in the Capretto class
members of the School for at least eight weeks must be milk fed. Dams of milk-fed kids will be
prior to the Show allowed on the Showground with their kid/s but
• All wethers must be named. will be ineligible to compete.
• Wethers under 35 kg must show milk teeth
only. GRAND PARADE
• Wethers 35 kg and over may show no more There will be a Grand Parade scheduled on
than two permanent teeth. Wednesday 5 September. All schools will be
• No restriction on feed. encouraged to lead their wethers in the Parade.
• Wethers must not be treated with hormone Ribbons will be awarded for colourful signage,
growth promotants. etc from participating schools.
• Wthers must be trained to lead.
• Milk Fed Cappretto kids and mothers need to
be counted and disclosed on entry form to allow
JUDGING
Led Goat on Hoof Judging will be held in the
for extra penning.
Leader Pavilion
• Both male and female kids will be accepted in
the Milk Fed Capretto class only.
Exhibitors are reminded that Vendor Declarations
BREEDING are required at time of weighing & scanning.
The competition is open to any pure-breed or NLIS tags must not be removed.
cross-breed of goat.
JOHNES DISEASE
If goats are drawn from a stud with a status for
Johnes’ Disease of infected or suspect, entries
will not be accepted.
HORMONE GROWTH PROMOTANT
The use of hormone growth promotants in Led
Goat Wether classes is prohibited.GOATS 17
Class 101 - Led Goat Wether THE BGBAA PRIZE
Exhibits will be weighed and classified into for
three classes as indicated in the preferred GRAND CHAMPION WETHER ON HOOF
weight and fat specifications table. • $100 sponsored by Boer Goat Breeders’
THE URRBRAE PRIZE Assoc. of Australia - National
for
BEST RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LED GOAT BEST PRESENTED SCHOOL IN GRAND
WETHER AND HANDLER PARADE
First prize $50 sponsored by Urrbrae Judged on Presentation and Colourful Signage.
Agricultural High School
THE ATASA PRIZE
BEST SCHOOL IN GRAND PARADE for
MOST PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL SHOW TEAM
♦ First $100 and Perpetual Trophy;
SPECIAL AWARDS - HOOF Second $50;
• Third $25 sponsored by
THE BGBAA PRIZE Agriculture Teachers Association of SA
and
THE COOPERS OF MT TORRENS FARM
SUPPLIES PRIZE
for
CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT WETHER ON
HOOF
• $50 sponsored by Boer Goat Breeders’ Assoc.
of Australia – National
• Voucher ($50) sponsored by
Coopers of Mt Torrens Farm Supplies
RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT WETHER
ON HOOF
THE BGBAA PRIZE
and
THE COOPERS OF MT TORRENS FARM
SUPPLIES PRIZE
FOR
CHAMPION LIVE EXPORT WETHER ON HOOF
• $50 sponsored by Boer Goat Breeders’ Assoc.
of Australia – National
• Voucher ($50) sponsored by
Coopers of Mt Torrens Farm Supplies
RESERVE CHAMPION LIVE EXPORT WETHER
ON HOOFMINIATURE GOATS
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ENTRY months
FEES, PRIZE MONEY, REFUNDS ETC PLEASE Juniors – 12 months up to 24 months
REFER TO THE FRONT OF THE PRIZE Seniors – 2 years to 4 years
SCHEDULE. All animals will be measured in prior to the
EXHIBITORS ARE TO COMPLY WITH THE commencement of judging and catalogue signed
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE RELEVANT by show manager. Animals are to be brought up
ASSOCIATION / SOCIETY to the measuring station as directed by measuring
Exhibitors must be current financial members of stewards as selected and nominated by each
their relevant Association / Society group.
AGES OF MINIATURE GOATS GROUP CLASSES
The table below shows the dates on or between
which goats must be born to compete in the Class 1 - Best Presented, any breed
respective age classes:
Under 6 months Class 2 - Classic Head, any breed
(born after 11/3/18) Class 3 - Outstanding Hindquarters, any breed
6 months and not to exceed 12 months
(born between 11/9/17 and 11/3/18) Class 4 - Superior Forequarters, any breed
12 months and not to exceed 2 years Class 5 - Junior Handler up to and including the
(born between 11/9/16 and 10/9/17) age of 13
2 years and not to exceed 3 years
(born between 11/9/15 and 10/9/16) Class 6 - Showmanship Handler from 14 up to
3 years and not to exceed 5 years and including the age of 20
(born between 11/9/15 and 10/9/13)
5 years and over
(born before 11/9/13) WETHER CLASSES ALL BREEDS
REGISTRATION
The Royal Adelaide Show is open to members of
a registered miniature goat society or association Class 7 - Kid Wether, any breed, under 6 months
in Australia. Class 8 - Kid Wether, any breed, 6 months and
Entry is open to all registered Australian under 12 months
Miniature/Nigerian Dwarf/Pygmy Goats holding
current and up to date registration with any CHAMPION KID WETHER ANY BREED
miniature goat society or association.
Animals must be owned or leased by the RESERVE CHAMPION KID WETHER ANY
competitor. Animals must only be shown in BREED
their correctly registered breed as confirmed by Class 9 - Junior Wether, any breed, 12 months
their registration certificate. (Australia Miniature and under 2 years
Goats must have only Australian Miniature Goats
lineage listed on their certificates). Class 10 - Junior Wether, any breed, 2 years and
under 3 years
AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOATS
• Does/Bucks/Wethers under 1 yr up to CHAMPION JUNIOR WETHER ANY BREED
53.3cm.
• Does 1 yr & under 2 years up to 57cm. RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR WETHER ANY
• Bucks 1 yr & under 2 years up to 57cm. BREED
• Does over 2 years not to exceed 57cm. Class 11 - Adult Wether, any breed, 3 years and
• Bucks/wethers over 2 years not to exceed under 5 years
60cm.
Class 12 - Senior Wether, any breed, 5 years and
PYGMY GOATS, NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS AND over
THEIR DERVATIVES CHAMPION ADULT WETHER ANY BREED
All Does up to 57cm and all Bucks/Wethers up
to 60cm
Heights are not related to age group. RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT WETHER ANY
Nigerian Dwarf Goats compete as kids until 12 BREEDGOATS 19
AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOAT
DOE CLASSES BUCK CLASSES
Class 13 - Kid Doe, under 6 months Class 19 - Kid Buck, under 6 months
Class 14 - Kid Doe - 6 months and under 12 Class 20 - Kid Buck, 6 months and under 12
months months
CHAMPION KID DOE CHAMPION KID BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION KID DOE RESERVE CHAMPION KID BUCK
Class 15 - Junior Doe, 12 months and under 2 Class 21 - Junior Buck, 12 months and under 2
years years
Class 16 - Junior Doe, 2 years and under 3 years Class 22 - Junior Buck, 2 years and under 3 years
CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE CHAMPION JUNIOR BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE RESERVE JUNIOR BUCK
Class 17 - Adult Doe, 3 years and under 5 years Class 23 - Adult Buck, 3 years and under 5 years
Class 18 - Senior Doe, 5 years and over Class 24 - Senior Buck, 5 years and over
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT DOE CHAMPION ADULT BUCK
CHAMPION ADULT DOE RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT BUCK
BEST AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE KID IN SHOW
(from Kid Doe & Buck Champions)
BEST AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE JUNIOR IN
SHOW (from Junior Doe & Buck Champions)
BEST AUSTRALIA MINIATURE ADULT IN SHOW
(from Adult Doe & Buck Champions)
SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE
GOAT IN SHOW (from Champions from Best in
Show)20 GOATS
PYGMY GOAT AND DERIVATIVES
DOE CLASSES BUCK CLASSES
Class 25 - Kid Doe, under 6 months Class 31 - Kid Buck, under 6 months
Class 26 - Kid Doe, 6 months and under 12 Class 32 - Kid Buck, 6 months and under 12
months months
CHAMPION KID DOE CHAMPION KID BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION KID DOE RESERVE CHAMPION KID BUCK
Class 33 - Junior Buck, 12 months and under 2
Class 27 - Junior Doe, 12 months and under 2
years
years
Class 34 - Junior Buck, 2 years and under 3 years
Class 28 - Junior Doe, 2 years and under 3 years
CHAMPION JUNIOR BUCK
CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE Class 35 - Adult Buck, 3 years and under 5 years
Class 29 - Adult Doe, 3 years and under 5 years Class 36 - Senior Buck, 5 years and over.
Class 30 - Senior Doe, 5 years and over CHAMPION ADULT/SENIOR BUCK
CHAMPION ADULT/SENIOR DOE
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT/SENIOR BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT/SENIOR DOE
BEST PYGMY KID IN SHOW (from Kid Doe &
Buck Champions)
BEST PYGMY JUNIOR IN SHOW (from Junior
Doe & Buck Champions
BEST PYGMY ADULT IN SHOW (from Adult
Doe & Buck Champions)
SUPREME CHAMPION PYGMY GOAT IN
SHOW (Champions from Best in Show)GOATS 21
NIGERIAN DWARF AND DERIVATIVES
DOE CLASSES BUCK CLASSES
Class 37 - Kid Doe, under 6 months Class 43 - Kid Buck, under 6 months
Class 38 Kid Doe, 6 months and under 12 Class 44 - Kid Buck, 6 months and under 12
months months
CHAMPION KID DOE CHAMPION DWARF BRED KID BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION KID DOE RESERVE CHAMPION DWARF BRED KID BUCK
Class 39 - Junior Doe, 12 months and under 2
years Class 45 - Junior Buck, 12 months and under 2
Class 40 - Junior Doe, 2 years and under 3 years years
Class 46 - Junior Buck 2 years and under 3 years
CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE
CHAMPION DWARF BRED JUNIOR BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE
RESERVE CHAMPION DWARF BRED JUNIOR
Class 41 - Adult Doe, 3 years and under 5 years BUCK
Class 42 - Senior Doe, 5 years and over.
Class 47 - Adult Buck, 3 years and under 5 years
CHAMPION ADULT/SENIOR DOE Class 48 - Senior Buck, 5 years and over.
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT/SENIOR DOE CHAMPION DWARF BRED ADULT/SENIOR
BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION DWARF BRED ADULT/
SENIOR BUCK
BEST NIGERIAN DWARF KID IN SHOW (from
Kid Doe & Buck Champions)
BEST NIGERIAN DWARF JUNIOR IN SHOW
(from Junior Doe & Buck Champions)
BEST NIGERIAN DWARF ADULT IN SHOW
(from Adult Doe & Buck Champions)
SUPREME CHAMPION NIGERIAN DWARF
GOAT IN SHOW (from Champions from Best in
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