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JOIN IN THE FUN AT OUR TRADITIONAL
COUNTRY SHOW
Schedule for
Pavilion Exhibits, Cattle,
Farm Produce, Sheep, Caged Birds
and Fun Events
WHAT ON @ THE SHOW
PAVILION
HORSE RING
• Cooking, Needlework, Arts & Crafts,
• Breeds & Open Classes
Knitting, Flowers, Jams, Preserves,
• WG Francis Memorial Supreme
Photography, Men’s Cake and Sauce
Saddle Horse of Show
Competitions
• Supreme Led Horse of Show
• Rural Ambassador & Junior
• Supreme Shetland Pony of Show
Show Ambassador Competitions
• Supreme Welsh Exhibits
• Handspinning Demonstration
• Supreme Champion Show Hunter
• Fun Ring for novice riders under 12
ACTIVITIES AREA
years (free)
• Double Chance rings for Led and • Miss Show Girl / Boy & Tiny Tot
Ridden Ponies, Hacks & Galloways • “Jack O’Keefe Memorial” Pet Parade
• Women’s Trailer Backing Competition
ANIMALS & BIRDS
• Ferret Race
• Lamb Hoof Classes • Hay Ho Petting Zoo
• Rural Youth Sheep Judging • Tug of War competition
• Lamb Whisperer Competition • Dog High Jump competition
• Junior Cattle Handling & Judging
• Trixie the Clown
• Poultry & Turkeys
• Nail Driving Competition
• Guess the Weight of the Sheep
DISPLAYS
VICTORIAN SHOWMEN’S GUILD
• Machinery and Small Engine Display SIDESHOW ALLEY
• Steam Engines Display
• Heritage Motor Vehicles By attending and/or competing,
• New Vehicles members of the public consent to
having their photograph taken at the
• Motor Bikes
Show, which may be used by the
Society for promotional and publicity
TRADE & MARKET STALLS purposes in media, including social
media.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We sincerely thank our generous 2018 Donors
AGnVET's & Suppliers Fisher, June Remedial Massage Rutherglen
Apex Club of Rutherglen Focus Engineering R'glen & District Garden Club
Australian Wool Network Francis, Rob & Ngarie Ricky Hiskins Engineering
Baker, Aylean Free Rein Equestrian Supplies Rivalea
Baker, James Gordon & Helen Mackinlay Riverland Hardware
Baxters Concrete Grantham, Marlene Rod Stones Automotive Repairs
Billabong Mobile Car Detailing Henderson, Beryl Rutherglen Brewery
Brian Unthank Stock Agents Horseland Albury Rutherglen Lolly Shop
Bunnings Hourigan, Margaret Rutherglen Newsagency
Buscall Family Howard Squires Funerals Rutherglen Veterinary Clinic
Campbell, Jenny IGA Rutherglen Shane's Freight
Cann's Bus Lines Jones, Margaret Simply Caravans
Chiltern Handspinners & Weavers Kabneleh Arabians Smith, Trevor & Diane
Cofields Plumbing Landmark Wangaratta Stanton & Killeen
Colvin, Margaret Lillyput Ag Star Hotel Rutherglen
Corcoran Parker Melville, Perc Stockdale & Leggo
Corowa Stock Agents Assoc. Metry's Poultry Auctions Straughton Group
Curl Up & Dye Hairdressers Miegel's Pharmacy Tafft, Betty
Dick, Bob O'Dwyer, Di and Geoff Taylors Produce
Diggers Club O'Keefe, Dallas Terrill John & Maree
Elders Albury Parkside Produce The Hub Automotive
Elders Insurance, Albury Paul & Scollard The Silken Dragonfly
Enve Hair Creations Pianto's Pest Control Victoria Hotel
Fellows, Bev Potts & Schnelle VK Logic Howlong
Fisher, Beth R & J Zani Garden Supplies Williams, John & Heather
INDEX SECTION PAGE Arts & Crafts N 41 Arts & Crafts – Junior, School Poster Competition and Schools Display O 43-45 BBQ – Celebration of Show & Lamb Awards – open to public 16 Cattle – Junior Handling & Judging & Heifer classes 7 22 Cookery – Junior J 35 Cookery – Open (including Men’s Cake Competition) K 37-39 Cookery – Novice K 39 Cut Flowers D 29 Decorative Arrangements E 30 Dog Jumping Competition - Show Day Special Event A6 27 Eggs B 28 Ferret Racing A3 25 Fruit & Vegetables C 28 Farm Produce 1 12 Fleeces & Coloured Wool/Fleeces 4 17 Group (incl. CWA) & One Person’s Exhibits L 40 Hospital / Hostel or Day Care M 41-42 Jams & Jellies H 33 Kindergarten Display O 46 Lambs – Hoof Competition, Junior Judging and “Lamb Whisperer” 2&3 15-16 Nail Driving Competition A5 27 Needlework – District Q 48 Needlework – Junior P 46 Needlework – Open R 49 Pavilion Conditions & Regulations and Pavilion Closing Times 6-8 Pet Parade – “Jack O’Keefe Memorial” – Show Day Special Event A1 24 Photography – Open, Junior & Selfie S 501 Pickles & Sauces (incl. Men’s Sauce Competition) I 34 Pot Plants F 31 Poultry – Standard & Bantams and Backyard Poultry 6 18-21 Preserved Fruit & Vegetables G 32 Rutherglen Agricultural Society Committee & Regional Show Dates 5 Selfie Competition 51 Show & Lamb Awards Dinner 15 Show Girl / Show Boy Competition 10 Special Events A 25 Trailer Backing – for Women – Show Day Special Event A2 25 Tug of War Competition - Show Day Special Event A4 26 VAS Competition Information Ambassador & Junior Ambassador 52 Cooking, Sewing, Crochet, Patchwork, Knitting, Embroidery & Photography 55-58
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• RUTHERGLEN
• CHILTERN,
• WAHGUNYAH
• COROWA
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Rutherglen Agricultural Society Incorporated
(Affiliated with N.E.S.S.A and V.A.S LTD)
OFFICE BEARERS
President: Mr Greg Lumby
Senior Vice President: Mr James Baker
Junior Vice President: Mr Simon Killeen
Secretary/Treasurer Mr Geoff O’Dwyer
Show Secretary Mrs. Diane O’Dwyer
Contact Details: PO Box 106
RUTHERGLEN VIC 3685
Ph: 02 6032 8044. Fax: 02 6032 9388
Email: wineagshow@westnet.com.au
Web: www.rutherglenwineshow.com.au
2017/2018 COMMITTEE
Continuous: Department of Environment Water Land & Planning, Rutherglen
Retire 2019 M. Campbell, R. Briggs, T. O’Donoghue, H. Hadfield & R Potter
Retire 2020 S Killeen, M Heinjus, G. Fisher & A. Schmidt, J Williams
Retire 2021 G. Lumby, K. O’Keefe, C. Pfeiffer, J. Baker & J Terrill
LADIES COMMITTEE
President: Mrs H. Williams
Senior Vice President: Mrs E. Fisher
Junior Vice President: Mrs M. Grantham
Secretary: Mrs Betty Tafft
Assistant Secretary: Mrs J. Campbell
Committee: A. Baker, H. Briggs, J.Fisher, M. Colvin, J. Baker,
A. Bilston, M. Rankin, R Diffey and G. Campbell.
MEMBERSHIP
SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP IS AVAILABLE FOR $25 WHICH PROVIDES:
• Members Ticket – Entitles holder, partner and their children under 16 years entry to the
Annual Agricultural Show.
• Free Admission for your motor car to the Society’s Ground
• Opportunity to nominate for election to Governing Council (Committee)
• Voice in the election of the Governing Council (Committee)
GENERAL PUBLIC ADMISSION CHARGES
FAMILY TICKET – (2 Adults and 4 children under 16) $30.00
ADULT - $15.00
CHILD – (5 Years and Under 16 Years) $3.00
CHILD – (Under 5 Years) FREE
PARKING $4 per car
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CLOSING TIME FOR ALL PAVILION ENTRIES
FRIDAY 12th OCTOBER 2018 @ 5 PM
(UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE IN THE SHOW SCHEDULE)
PLEASE CAREFULLY READ ‘PAVILION CONDITIONS’ & ‘REGULATIONS’
YOU SHOULD ALSO ENSURE YOU ABIDE BY CONDITIONS THAT APPLY
TO INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS AND CLASS.
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
PLEASE NOTE: In all Classes, NO Exhibitor is allowed to remove an exhibit OR
part of an exhibit from the exhibition until after 4.30pm on Show Day. They must
contact the Steward in attendance before removing their entry.
PAVILION CONDITIONS
All Pavilion exhibits apart from Eggs, Fruit & Vegetables, Flowers, Decorative
Flower Arrangements and Pot Plants are judged prior to Show Day and must be
in the Henderson Pavilion on the day specified below.
SECTION TIME FOR DELIVERY
(B) Eggs (C) Fruit and Vegetables, BETWEEN 8am & 9am ON SHOW DAY.
(D) Cut Flowers, (E) Decorative Entries may be delivered on Friday (2–4 pm) or
Arrangements and (F) Pot Plants Saturday (9am – 4pm) if desired.
(G) Preserved Fruit, (H) Jams and BETWEEN 9am & 10.30am ON THE SATURDAY
Jellies, (I ) Pickles and Sauces BEFORE SHOW DAY but may be delivered prior to
this if desired
(K) Cookery – Open, Novice and (J) BETWEEN 9am & 10.45am ON THE SATURDAY
Junior BEFORE SHOW DAY.
(L) Group Exhibit, (M) Hospital, BETWEEN 2pm & 4pm ON THE FRIDAY BEFORE
Hostel or Day Care Centre, (N) Arts SHOW DAY but may be delivered prior to this
and Crafts, (O) Junior Arts and
Crafts, (P) Junior Needlework, (Q)
District Needlework and ( R ) Open
Needlework including VAS Classes
(S) Photography Secretary’s Office at the Henderson Pavilion no later
than 4.00 PM on the TUESDAY BEFORE SHOW
DAY. (This is so the photos can be sent away for
judging)
• Entry fee as stated. JUNIOR classes are FREE entry.
• Entry fees are payable on lodgement of entry form unless otherwise arranged with the Show
Secretary..
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• If no Exhibitor has been awarded at least two prizes in a Section then no Most Successful
Exhibitor prize will be given.
• First Prize will be $4.00; Second Prize will be $2.00 unless otherwise stated. Your Prize Card
is your Voucher for prize money, which will be available after 4.30 on Show Day.
• Children exhibiting on Show Day MUST be in the Year or Grade referred to in the Class
heading.
• Return postage for Exhibits is paid for by the Exhibitor.
• All Exhibits are to be the bona fide work of the Exhibitor. The maker’s name must not be
visible except for paintings.
• No one article can be entered in two sections.
• Entries must be lodged at the Show Office and the Exhibit ticket supplied must be attached to
the Exhibit.
• Novice Sections are limited to persons who have not won a first prize for an Open or Novice
Class in that Section at previous Rutherglen Shows.
• Exhibitors may not enter both Novice and Open Classes in the same Section.
• All Exhibits must be clean, produced in the previous 12 months, and must not have been
previously exhibited at any Rutherglen Show.
• In all Classes, NO Exhibitor is allowed to remove an exhibit OR part of an exhibit from the
exhibition before 4.30pm on Show Day when they must contact the Steward in attendance.
REGIONAL SHOW DATES 2018
Royal Melbourne (03) 9281 7406 Commences 22 September
Yarrawonga (03) 5744 2046 6 October
Nathalia (03) 5866 2937 5 October
Seymour (03) 5792 2667 5 October
Berrigan (03) 5885 2419 30 September
Shepparton (03) 5821 4677 12 October (2 days)
Wangaratta (03) 5721 3280 12 October (2 days)
Corowa (02) 6033 1148 14 October
Benalla (03) 5762 2323 19 October (2 days)
Kyabram (03) 5852 1467 20 October
RUTHERGLEN (02) 6032 8044 21 October
Numurkah (03) 5873 2370 24 October
Euroa (03) 5792 2661 27 October
Cobram (03) 5871 2124 27 October (2 days)
Myrtleford (03) 5752 2608 27 October
Dookie (03) 5828 5244 3 November
8REGULATIONS
1. General entries must be made on the relevant entry form and delivered to the Show Secretary at
the Henderson Pavilion, Rutherglen by 5 pm on FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER, 2017; however earlier
entries are encouraged. Each exhibitor will be given a sticker which must be attached to each
exhibit to ensure exhibits are be placed into their correct Section and Class. Late entries for
Flowers may be made up to Friday 20th October by 5 pm.
2. All pavilion exhibits,(except where otherwise specified) must be delivered to the Henderson Pavilion
by the time stated in Pavilion Conditions. This regulation will be strictly enforced.
3. All Outside Exhibitors must restrict their activities to the area allotted as per Ground Space
Application. Society regulations require that all Ground fees MUST be paid prior to Show Day.
4. Ages of Horses to date from 1st August. (see separate schedule for Horse events)
5. The judges have the power to withhold any prize if they deem the Exhibit unworthy, or give a lesser
prize; or they may award Special Prizes in the form of Certificates of Merit, for exhibits which they
may deem worthy.
6. All Articles shown must be the Bona Fide property of the exhibitor (except in Flowers for decorative
arrangements). All cereals exhibited for the exhibition must be the Bona Fide growth or make of
the exhibitor and must be the produce of the last preceding harvest. This rule will be strictly
enforced.
7. In cases of a difference of opinion between judges, the services of an independent judge will be
used.
8. Pre-paid Members Subscriptions -$25 includes entry for 2 Adults and four children under 16 to the
Show and entrance for their vehicle to the Showgrounds.
9. No person except those considered actually necessary will be allowed to accompany exhibits
and/or exhibitors at judging.
10. Non-members will be admitted to the Showgrounds on payment of $15 per Adult, $3 for Children 5
to16, and Children Under 5 years old are free. Family tickets are $30 for 2 Adults and up to 4
children under 16 years. Car parking for 1 car is $4.00.
11. Any person being an exhibitor will not be allowed to be present during the adjudication of the
Judges (excepting Live Stock and in any section where the Judge deems it necessary) and any
exhibitor remaining near the Judge will forfeit all right to a prize in that Section.
12. No person shall be permitted to exhibit in any classes for which he or she is acting as a Steward.
13. The Society will not in any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of any
exhibit at the Society’s exhibition or any damage thereto.
14. Any person insulting or interfering with the Judges during the Show will be subject to removal from
the grounds and the prizes awarded to him/her forfeited. Members of the Society so aggressing will
be liable to expulsion.
15. No appeal, against the decision of the Judges will be entertained unless the same is made in
writing and lodged with the Show Secretary before 6 o’clock on the day of the Show and a deposit
of $10 lodged, which will be forfeited if the Committee considers the appeal to be frivolous.
16. In the event of any protest being received it will be considered by the Committee at the next
meeting after the Show and its decision shall be final.
917. No exhibit shall be allowed to be removed before 4.30pm on Show Day and will, in every respect,
be considered the property of the Society until that time.
18. Only Prize cards won at this Show will be allowed to be placed on exhibits. Your prize card is your
pay voucher. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All
prize money must be checked before exhibitor leaves the showground as no appeal will be
considered after Show Day.
19. All individual Exhibitors must provide a completed and signed Entry form ONE PERSON ONLY per
entry form.
20. Any infringement of these rules will disqualify exhibitors from taking prizes awarded to them.
21. This Society is affiliated with the North Eastern Agricultural Societies Association and V.A.S Ltd. It
has been determined by these bodies that in the event of any exhibitor being offensive to any
Judge, their entry will be declined by all Societies affiliated with the Association and any prize
money won by them shall be withheld. Other penalties imposed by any Society in the association
will be upheld and endorsed by all affiliated members.
22. Owners entering livestock do so entirely at their own risk and it is a condition of entry in any event
that no liability of any kind attaches to the Society, the Committee, Officials and Members in any
respect whatsoever. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused
through or by any exhibit and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the
Society harmless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such an accident.
23. In Classes where there are prizes and trophies for “Most Successful Exhibitor” points will be allotted
as follows; First – 4 points, Second – 2 points, Third or Highly Commended- 1 point In the event
of a tie, the count back is to apply. Exhibitors must have received at least 2 prizes in a Section to
be eligible for Most Successful Exhibitor for that Section.
PRINTED SCHEDULE AND ANY FURTHER NECESSARY INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED
BY CONTACTING THE SHOW SECRETARY:
Diane O’Dwyer
Show Secretary
PO Box 106
RUTHERGLEN VIC 3685
Phone: 02 6032 8044
Email: wineagshow@westnet.com.au
10RUTHERGLEN SHOW GIRL/BOY COMPETITIONS
Judging to commence at 2.30pm - Judges’ decision will be final
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SUN HATS ARE ADVISABLE.
MASTER TINY TOT 3 – 5 YEARS OF AGE
Sash & Prize donated by Beryl Henderson
MISS TINY TOT 3 – 5 YEARS OF AGE
Sash & Prize donated by Dallas and the late Jack O’Keefe
JUNIOR COMPETITION Open to girls 6 – 9 YEARS OF AGE
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Open to boys 6 – 9 YEARS OF AGE.
Sash & Prize donated by Heather Williams.
Open to girls 10 – 12 YEARS OF AGE
Sash & Prize donated by Zest Studio
Open to boys 10 – 12 YEARS OF AGE
Sash & Prize donated by Betty Tafft
INTERMEDIATE COMPETITION Open to girls 13 – 16 YEARS OF AGE
Sash & Prize donated by Trevor and Diane Smith
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Show Girl Competition.
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12SECTION 1 - FARM PRODUCE
Sponsored by Lilliput Ag, Rutherglen and McNamaras AGnVET
• 1st Prize - $8. 2nd Prize - $4. Entry Fee $2.5-
• Entries must be at the PRODUCE PAVILION by 9am on Show Day. Judging will commence at
9.30am
CROP COMPETITION
CLASS:
1. Wheat crop - Exhibit Sheaf pulled by the roots
2. Oat crop - exhibit sheaf pulled by the roots
3. Triticale crop - exhibit sheaf pulled by the roots
4. Lupin / Faba Bean crop - exhibit sheaf pulled by the
roots
5. Canola crop - exhibit sheaf pulled by the roots
6. Pasture grazed - exhibit sod approx. 30cm sq.
7. Pasture Hay or seed crop - exhibit sheaf pulled by the roots
8. Sample of Wheat off header (10kgs)
9. Sample of Oats off header (10kgs)
10. Sample of Triticale off header (10kgs)
11. Sample of Lupins / Faba Beans off header (10kgs)
12. Sample of Lucerne Hay (10kgs)
13. Sample of Pasture Hay (10kgs)
14. Sample of Clover Hay (10 kgs)
Most Successful Cereal Exhibitor – Classes 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10
Sponsored by Crop Care Australasia and McNamaras AGnVET.
Most Successful Legume Exhibitor – Classes 4, 5, and 11
Sponsored by Nufarm Australia and McNamaras AGnVET
Most Successful Hay Exhibitor – Classes 7, 12, 13 and 14
Sponsored by SYNGENTA and McNamaras AGnVET
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RUTHERGLEN VIC. 3685
Phone: 0260 328 542
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14SECTION 2 PRIME LAMBS
Section 2 – Prime Lambs – Hoof ENTRY FEE - $10
All lambs must be shedded Saturday night on your property and penned at Showgrounds by 9.30 am
Sunday. Judging commences at 10 am. (Chief Steward to make final decision on commencement time.
NEW OPTION to sell lambs following Show – see details below.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
• Vendor declarations are to be provided for all entries.
• NLIS – all sheep are required to have a PIC tag attached when attending the
Show. Mandatory scanning for the National Database will be undertaken at the
Show.
• Exhibitors are restricted to three entries per class
• No shorn lambs will be accepted.
• All lambs must be accompanied by a vendor declaration
• Classes must be of this season’s lambing, not shorn, to be bred by the exhibitor from
commercial flock ewes, with lambs sex and breed to be declared. The Society reserves the
right to reject any entry considered not to conform to these conditions.
• Lambs should be selected for evenness and ability to dress out within the desired ranges.
• For the awarding of champion points, exhibitors with multiple entries in each class will be
allocated champion points on a basis that maximises champion points, that is the highest
placed entry in Hoof Section from Class 1 will be paired with their highest ranked entry from
Class 2 and Class 3.
SALE OF LAMBS
Would you like to exhibit but don’t want the hassle of having to cart the lambs home at the
end of the day?
Exhibitors may elect on their entry form to have their lambs sold at the Corowa Sheep Sale on
the Monday following the Show. Cartage to the Saleyards can be arranged if requested. The
Society holds the right to nominate the Selling Agent each year. For payment purposes all lambs
will be paid on the base price provided by the Agent.
Class 1 – Supermarket Class - GORDON FISHER MEMORIAL
Pen of 3 lambs approx.. 36-42 kg.
1st Prize – $300 sponsored by McNamaras AGnVET
2nd Prize – $190 product sponsored by Fabstock
3RD Prize – $50 sponsored by Paul & Schollard
Class 2 - Retail Trade Class - ANDREW CAMPBELL MEMORIAL
Pen of 3 prime lambs approx. 42.1-48kg
1st prize - $300 sponsored by Zoetis Animal Health
2nd prize - $150 sponsored by Paull & Scollard
3RD PRIZE - $50 voucher sponsored by Paull & Schollard
Class 3 – Export Class - THE NORM KILLEEN MEMORIAL
Pen of 3 lambs approx.. 48 – 55kg
1st prize - $300 sponsored by McNamaras AGnVET
2nd prize - $150 sponsored by Stanton & Killeen and Zoetis Animal
Health
3RD PRIZE - $50 voucher sponsored by McNamaras AGnVET Corowa
Stock
Agents
CHAMPION HOOF AWARD Association
Sponsored by Corowa Stock Agents Association – $300
15SECTION 3 – SHEEP – SPECIAL EVENTS
Section 3A – Sheep Judging – Rural Youth
FREE ENTRY
Judging to commence after conclusion of Cattle Junior Judging and lunch break at
approx.. 1 pm
MEAT BREEDS SHEEP JUDGING
The competition has been introduced for this year as a trial to determine interest in holding sheep
judging competitions for rural youth at our Annual Show going forward.
Whilst the conduct of the competition is aligned to the ASA (Agricultural Shows Australia)
Guidelines, only the winner of classes those aged 15 years and over would be eligible to compete
at the Victorian State Final.
The competition requires judging of two classes of sheep, (1) Downs or short wool breed and (2)
long wool breed and comprises two elements being (a) visual judging and scoring and (b) oral
presentation on their choices.
Class
Sponsored by :
1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5 4th $3
1. Junior – 8 years and under 12 years Corowa Stock Agents
2. Intermediate – 12 years and under 15 years Association
3. Senior – 15 years and over
Champion Sheep Judge – Rural Youth - $40
Reserve Champion Sheep Judge – Rural Youth - $20
RULES
1. Two (2) classes of animals – one class of a Downs breed and one class of Long Wool Breed
are to be judged by competitors, one class judged at a time.
2. All competitors will take part in the oral judging and the use of the card/sheet marked ‘oral
class’.
3. Before the commencement of the oral presentation, each competitor is required to give
instruction to the Ring Steward to place the ribbons on the cattle in their placement order. The
ribbon colour order being 1st=Blue, 2nd=Red, 3rd=White and 4th=Yellow.
4. Visual judging will take place first. Competitors will be allowed eight (8) minutes to judge the
four (4) animals in each class and to complete each Visual Judging Card.
5. Each competitor in the oral class is allowed two (2) minutes for speaking. Penalty points apply.
One (1) point should be deducted for every ten (10) seconds or part thereof over the allotted
two (2) minutes.
Note: The winner of the National Championship is marked out of a maximum 200 hundred
points – 50 for the placings in each of the classes, 25 points for handling of animals in each of
the classes and 25 points for each of the oral classes.
6. Competitors in the oral class are scored on their accuracy of observation, their comparative
statements, speaking ability and general presentation and dress.
7. In the case of a dead heat the competitor with the highest points for visual judging will be
declared the winner, or if there is still a dead heat the Championship judge will have the final
say. All tie-break details are to be confirmed by the Judge’s Steward.
16Section 3C – Lamb Whisperer
FREE ENTRY – OPEN TO COMPETITORS 15 YEARS & UNDER
Here’s your chance to win $50 as the best “Lamb Whisperer” at
this year’s Show.
Does your pet sheep or lamb follow you around or do you think
you can get a lamb to follow you? Get your lamb to follow you
around the ‘course’ - the owner/pet combination judged to be the
best wins the cash ☺
No Rules apply as to how you achieve this (excepting anything
deemed cruel to the animal) by the Judge and Stewards.
Notes
• “Loan” sheep will be available from local farmers for those wanting to enter but
have no sheep to bring.
• NLIS – all sheep are required to have a PIC tag attached when attending the Show.
• Under cover pens are available for own lamb on Show Day – byo water container.
$50 prizemoney sponsored by Rutherglen Veterinary Clinic
Dr. Penny Reeves BVSc
Veterinarian
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________
149 Main St Phone: (02) 6032 8022 Rutherglen
Rutherglen VIC 3685
Monday - Friday 8.30am-5.30pm
Veterinary Clinic
Small Animals and Exotics
Saturday 9.30am-11.00am
Servicing the Indigo Shire and Border
Emergency After Hours Service available Mon-Fri only towns
Celebration BBQ & Lamb Awards Presentation
The general public are invited to help us celebrate another great year
for the Society at our Show and Lamb Awards BBQ (lamb on the spit
with salads & desserts) on Friday, 27 October 2018
at Henderson Pavilion, Showgrounds, Rutherglen.
Tickets including drinks @ only $30
Bookings and payment in advance are essential.
Phone 02 6032 8044 or email wineagshow@westnet.com.au to book
17Guess the Weight of the Sheep
$150 Prizemoney donated by James Baker, Springhurst
Enter on Show Day – only $1
If you can guess the correct weight of the sheep (or closest to it) then
you can win $150 in cash.
SECTION 4 – FLEECES
Sponsored by Australian Wool Network, C/- Peter Byrne 0427 123 444
Entry Fee $1.50
• 1stprize - $5. 2nd prize - $2.50 - in all sections
• Contact Steward: Kieran O’Keefe 02 6033 0758
• Exhibits received at the Produce Pavilion up until 9am on the morning of the Show
• To facilitate the displaying of fleece for Judging, it is recommended that a sheet of paper be
placed in the fleece when rolling.
• Fleeces to be judged on the following points system:
Trueness to Breed 10 points
Soundness 10 points
Evenness 10 points
Conformity of Length 10 points
Handle 8 points
Colour or Bloom 8 points
Clean Fleece Weight 30 points
Character 8 points
Density 6 points
TOTAL 100 Points
Fleeces to be not more than 12 months growth and to be shorn from sheep are the property of
the Exhibitor for at least 6 months prior to the Show. Fleeces to be skirted by Exhibitors
and only skirted fleeces to be shown.
CLASS:
1. Merino Fleece, superfine 70’s and up (19 micron)
2. Merino Fleece, medium 64’s (21 micron)
3. Strong Merino Fleece, 60’s and under (24 micron)
Best Merino Fleece – Trophy by Rutherglen Agricultural Society
4. Bond Fleece
5. Comeback Fleece
6. Fine Cross Fleece, 56’s in quality (26 micron)
a) Crossbred Fleece, medium cross 50’s (30 micron)
Best Crossbred Fleece - Trophy by Bayer Animal Health, McNamaras AGnVET
18SECTION 5 –COLOURED WOOL FLEECES
• Entry Fee and Prizes as for Section 4
1. Fine Wool 58’s and finer
2. Medium Wool, 50’s to 55’s
3. Strong Wool, 44’s to 46’s
4. Rug Wool, 40’s and stronger
5. Variegated Fleece
6. Ram’s Fleece
CHAMPION FLEECE
Champion Sash
SECTION 6 – POULTRY
Poultry Section generously
sponsored by:
Guess Weight of Turkey Competition
See the TURKEY DISPLAY and get your tickets available at the Poultry Pavilion.
Children’s Colouring Competition
Display of entries and prize winners in Poultry Colouring Competition from local Primary
Schools (check with your School for the poster template to use for your entry or download from
our website www.rutherglenwineshow.com.au and the Agricultural Show tab)
Entries – Foundation and Classes 1-6
Prize for Age Group – 1st Prize $4 2nd Prize $2
Backyard Poultry
Judging commences at 9.30 am Entry Fee 50c
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES will be held at 11.30 am
• 1st- $4. 2nd - $2
• To be judged on how well the birds are presented, plus criteria for each section, eg “good
manners”
• Exhibitors who have entered the Open or Junior Poultry sections are not eligible to also
enter the Backyard Poultry section.
Class No.
Male Female
White Bird 1 2 Bring your
Brown Bird 3 4 favourite chooks
Black Bird 5 6 from home
Patterned/Multi-colour Bird 7 8
Ugliest Bird 9 10
Friendliest Bird 11 12
CHAMPION – BEST PRESENTED AND CLEANEST BIRD
1 bag Layer Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
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Open & Junior Poultry
Judging commences at 9.30 am Entry Fee 50c
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES will be held at 11.30 am
• 1st- $4. 2nd - $2 (unless otherwise specified)
• Classes 19, 44, 67 & 90 -1st - $6 2nd - $3
• Birds may be collected from 4 pm.
• Present your prize card to Steward to receive your Prize Money- available after 4pm on Show Day.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
• .Birds must be penned by 9 am.
• All birds must be the property of the exhibitor.
• Juniors are to be 16 and under
• All birds are to be free of illness and parasites and the Stewards and Judge have the right to remove
the bird from the shed.
• No marking of cages.
• Please bring water containers for your birds to drink from.
• It is an offence for any person to remove eggs from any of the Show Pens or Show Premises without
authority from the Steward or Secretary.
• Exhibitors entering the Open and Junior Poultry sections are ineligible to enter the Backyard Poultry
section.
• Breeding Pair classes are not eligible for Champion Bird of the Show
ABBREVIATIONS:
AOC – ANY OTHER COLOUR AC – ANY COLOUR
AV – ANY VARIETY AOV – ANY OTHER VARIETY
S/F – SOFT FEATHER H/F – HARD FEATHER
OEG – OLD ENGLISH GAME
Open Poultry
Judging commences at 9.30 am Entry Fee 50c
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES will be held at 11.30 am
Class No. Class No.
HARDFEATHER Male Female
HARDFEATHER Male Female
STANDARD BANTAM
OEG Black Red 13 14 OEG Black Red 30 31
OEG Partridge Clay or OEG Partridge or 32 33
15 16
Wheaten Wheaton
OEG Blue Red 17 18 OEG Spangle 34 35
OEG Duckwing 19 20 OEG Duckwing 36 37
OEG AOC 21 22 OEG Blue Red 38 39
Indian Game, Any Colour 23 24 OEG AOC 40 41
Australian Pit Game 25 26 Modern AC 42 43
Game AOV 27 28 Indian Game Any colour 44 45
Breeding Pair** 29 Australian Pit Game 46 47
**Entry fee $1.20 for Class 29 Game AOV 48 49
Breeding Pair ** 50
**Entry fee $1.20 for Class 50
20Class No. Class No.
SOFTFEATHER Male Female
SOFTFEATHER Male Female
STANDARD 51 52 BANTAM 76 77
Leghorn White 53 54 Wyandotte White 78 79
Leghorn AOC 55 56 Wyandotte AOC 80 81
Silkie White 57 58 Rhode Island 82 83
Silkie AOC 59 60 Australorp 84 85
Australorp 61 62 Langshan 86 87
Langshan 63 64 Sebright 88 89
Rhode Island 65 66 Pekin AC 90 91
Sussex ac 67 68 Leghorn, White 92 93
Orpington 69 70 Leghorn AOC 94 95
Wyandotte AC 71 72 Rosecomb 96 97
AOV 73 74 AOV 98 99
Breeding Pair 75 Breeding Pair 100
Class No.
Male Female
WATERFOWL
Muscovy 101 102
Indian Runner 103 104
AOV 105 106
Rouen Duck 107 108
Call Duck 109 110
Class No.
Male Female
FIELD & FOREST
Guinea Fowl 111 112
Turkey 113 114
CHAMPIONS
Champion Standard Hardfeather - Layer Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
Reserve Champion Standard Hardfeather
Champion Bantam Hardfeather – Trophy donated by family of late Bill Jones
Reserve Champion Bantam Hardfeather
Champion Standard Softfeather – Trophy donated by family of late CP Melville
Reserve Champion Standard Softfeather
Champion Bantam Softfeather – Layers Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
Reserve Champion Bantam Softfeather
Champion Waterfowl
Champion Rare Breed or Colour
Champion Breeding Pair
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
2 bags Layer Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
GRAND CHAMPION BIRD OF SHOW & RESERVE CHAMPION BIRD OF SHOW
2 bags Layer Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
21Junior Poultry
Judging commences at 9.30 am FREE ENTRY
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES will be held at 11.30 am
• Exhibitors must be under 15 Years
• Exhibits to be penned by the Exhibitor
• Juniors are NOT eligible to enter in both Open and Junior Classes
Class No. Class No.
LARGE BIRD BANTAM
Male Female Male Female
Softfeather AV 115 116 Softfeather AV 119 120
Hardfeather AV 117 118 Hardfeather AV 121 122
Class No.
WATERFOWL Male Female
Any Variety 123 124
Champion Large Bird
Champion Bantam
Junior Encouragement Award – Sponsored by Briggs Family
GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR BIRD
1 bag Layer Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
1 Bag Layer Pellets donated by Rivalea Australia
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22SECTION 7 – CATTLE
Judging commences at 9 am
• All exhibits must be accompanied by a signed and correctly completed Official National Vendor
Declaration (NVD) which must be handed to a Steward upon arrival.
• Rutherglen Showground’s PIC is 3INCP099
• All cattle must be NLIS tagged.
• All cattle and all exhibitors must provide a clearly printed PIC on their entry form
• A National Cattle Health must be supplied with entries. All cattle must be P.I.Neg
• Age of Parader must be 7 years & over as of the day of the Show
• A Parader must be attired in suitable clothing including solid shoes or boots
• Handler to lead a heifer or steer under 2 years (as of day of Show)
• At the Judge’s discretion competition can be split or merged into several different age groups
depending on the number of entries and level of experience.
Junior Handlers Competition
Entry Fee $2.00
1st $20 2nd $10 3rd $5 4th $5
The competition will be conducted as follows:
• All cattle must be steers or females under 2 years
• 1st place getters are eligible for Champion. 2nd to Champion is eligible for Reserve Champion
• Competitors may be divided into heats on the day
• Each competitor may enter only one class in the Handler’s section.
Class
1. Handler 7 years and under 12 years
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2. Handler 12 years and under 15 years
3. Handler 15 years and over
Champion Junior Handler - $40
Reserve Champion Junior Handler - $20
Junior Judging Competition
Entry Fee $2.00
1st $20 2nd $10 3rd $5 4th $5
The competition will be conducted as follows:
• Judging Phase: Four animals are judged by each competitor and placing 1 to 4 recorded on a
judging card marked “non-oral”. 10 minutes will be allowed to judge this class.
• Oral Phase: Each competitor selected from the Judge’s results will have 2 minutes to speak on
his/her placings.
• Champion and Reserve Champion Judges will be awarded to the top two overall point scores.
Class
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5. Intermediate – 12 years and under 15 years Rutherglen Apex Club
6. Senior – 15 years and over
Champion Junior Judge - $40
Reserve Champion Junior Judge - $20
Cattle Encouragement Award - $20
Heifers
Entry Fee $2.00
7. Heifer - under 12 months
8. Heifer – 12 months and over
Champion Heifer - $40
Reserve Champion Heifer - $20
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SECTION A – SHOW DAY SPECIAL EVENTS
(A1) Pet Parade – ‘Jack O’Keefe Memorial’
Sponsored by Straughton Group, Howlong – makers of Aussie and Life Balance
products for dogs and cats - with the assistance of staff from McNamaras AGnVET.
Judging commences at 1pm. Entry is Free
Prizes and Ribbons in all classes.
CLASS:
1. Prettiest Bird
2. Most Unusual Pet
3. Fastest Eater
4. Prettiest Pet
5. Best Groomed Puppy
6. Best Groomed Dog
7. The Waggiest Tail
8. Fancy Dressed Animal and Handler
See Section A6(1) for new event ‘HANDBAG DOGS
25(A2) Women’s Trailer Backing Competition
Sponsored by Billabong Mobile Car Detailing, Jindera
• Ladies - Practice your trailer backing skills and join in the competition on
Show Day.
• Entry fee of $10 to be paid to the Secretary prior to Show Day please.
• Late entries may be accepted just prior to commencement of the Event.
Car detailing voucher and boasting rights to the winner.
(A3) Ferret Racing FREE ENTRY
Let your ferret “bring home the bunnie” for you - try out your ferrets in
our specially designed Ferret Racing Course
1st $40 2nd $30 3rd $20 4th $10
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26(A4) Tug Of War Competition
Heats throughout day – check Show Timetable
ENTRY FEES: Seniors (over 18yrs) $10 team
Intermediate (12 – 18 yrs) $5 team
Juniors (under 12 yrs) Free
PRIZE MONEY: Seniors - 1st $100 2nd $50
Intermediate 1st $ 75 2nd $40
Juniors - 1st $ 50 2nd $25
SPONSORED BY:
TUG OF WAR RULES
THE ROPE
The game involves a single rope with a red mark made in the middle of the rope. This red mark is placed
at a perpendicular angle to align to the exact centre point marked on the ground before the
commencement of the game. A coloured mark is made on each end of the rope exactly 13 feet (4
metres) from the red mark. This is the point where the first member of each team will stand.
The objective of the game is for each team to pull the rope along with the members of the opposition
team to their side.
TEAMS
Whilst the rules of the game allow a maximum of 8 members to a team, the Show Committee has
nominated a maximum of 4 members for each team, with no combined weight limitations.
HOW TO PLAY
The centre of the rope (red mark) should align with the centre point marked on the ground.
There are 3 different commands the Judge gives the players.
➢ Pick up the Rope
➢ Take the String
➢ Pull
As soon as the Judge commands “Pull” each team can start pulling the rope into their territory.
If a member of a team falls down that member is given a caution. Each team is allowed two cautions
before being disqualified.
Fouls resulting in Disqualification.
• Lowering your elbow below the knee level while pulling the rope is a foul called “locking”.
• Touching the ground for a prolonged period of time is considered a foul.
The game is won when either side’s coloured mark crosses the centre point.
Judge’s decision is final.
27(A5) Nail Driving Competition
• Prize: Bragging rights and $50 Voucher ENTRY FEE $1
• Bent nail = disqualification.
• Enter on the day at the event site.
• The competition involves hammering nails into a log of wood – nails and hammer
provided
This is a competition for both GIRLS and GUYS wanting to
showcase their handywoman / handyman talents. All you have to do is hit the
nail on the head!!
You are provided with 3 nails and the winner is the one who embeds a nail into
the log in the quickest time with the least amount of blows.
PRIZE: Detailing Voucher from Billabong Mobile Car Detailing
(A6) Dog Jumping Competition
Heats commence at 10.30 am
ENTRY FEE - $2 PER DOG
Class
1. Small Dog under 50 cms
2. Medium Dog 50 cms and less than 60 cms
3. Large Dog 60 cms and over
PRIZE MONEY 1st 2nd 3rd
Small Dog $30 $20 $10
Medium Dog $40 $25 $10 Proudly sponsored by
Large Dog $50 $30 $15
Rules & Regulations
1. This competition is a test of the dog’s jumping ability
2. The competition is open to all dogs
3. The dog is permitted to jump onto or over the jump
4. All dogs not competing must be on a lead with a handler in the marshalling area behind the competition area
5. Competition area should be 15 metres long by 8 metres wide
6. Only one dog may be loose in the competition area at any one time
7. There must be a handler at the top of the jump to act as a catcher if necessary and a handler as a catcher at
the bottom
8. The dog’s owner must supply one extra handler
9. A ladder will be provided for the handler
10. Each dog is allowed three attempts at each height
11. In the event of two dogs jumping the same height, the winner shall be determined as the dog that took the
least number of attempts for the winning height
12. A dog may compete on a loose lead
13. If the dog is not on a loose lead the dog must be released at a minimum of three metres from the jump
14. Any mishandling or misuse of a dog will incur immediate disqualification
15. If, in the opinion of the Stewards, the dog is unsafe to other competitors or the general public it will be
withdrawn from the competition
Placegetter Prizes for all classes proudly sponsored by STAUGHTON GROUP, Howlong makers
of AUSSIE and LIFE BALANCE products for dogs and cats
A6(1) HANDBAG HANDICAP
Special events for pooches (25-35cm) – must be able to fit into a NEW EVENT !!
recycled supermarket bag. And for a bit of fun – for small
Hurdle race for dogs HANDBAG SIZE dogs and
Owner and dog race. their Owners
28PAVILION EXHIBITS
COM’N GUYS – MAKE 2018 YOUR YEAR !!
Pit your skills against the girls - You can
enter ANY of the competitions in the
Pavilion
REFER TO PAVILION CONDITIONS FOR TIME TO DELIVER EXHIBITS FOR
JUDGING IN EACH SECTION
SECTION B – EGGS
(Eggs are to be exhibited in an egg carton) Entry Fee $0.50
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion before 9am on Show Day.
• Judging Commences at 9.30am
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS:
1. Dozen Duck Eggs
2. Dozen Hen Eggs – White
3. Dozen Hen Eggs – Brown
4. Dozen Turkey Eggs
5. Dozen Bantam Eggs
6. Dozen Coloured Eggs
SECTION C – FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
(Must be grown by Exhibitor) Entry Fee $0.50
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion before 9am on Show Day.
• Judging Commences at 9.30am
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
• Definitions: NND – Not necessarily Different Cultivars
• SS – Staged singly; cultivar (Cultivated) variety.
Steward – Mrs M Grantham
CLASS:
1. One Lettuce, any variety
2. One Cabbage
3. One Cauliflower
4. Plate of Ten Peas
5. Three Root Vegetables NND
6. Three Onions NND
7. Five Stalks of Rhubarb
8. Five Stalks of Silver Beet
9. Ten Broad Beans
10. Three Leeks
2911. Basket or tray of garden produce minimum of 8 varieties. No Eggs.
12. Container of herbs, minimum of 3 varieties, all herbs to be named
13. Three Citrus NND
14. Any other fruit(s) or vegetable(s) not listed
Fruit & Vegetable Book from Diggers Club for Most Successful Exhibitor - Classes 1 to 14
Fruit & Vegetables - Junior Section
15. FOR SCHOOLS – Produce from your School Garden
16. Five leaves Silverbeet
17. Ten Peas
18. Three Citrus (NND)
19. Container of Herbs (minimum 3 types and named)
20. Scarecrow – Special Prize donated by Marlene Grantham
SECTION D - CUT FLOWERS
(Must be grown by Exhibitor) Entry Fee $0.50
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 8am & 9am on Show Day.(refer to
page 7 for exceptions).
• Judging Commences at 9.30am
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30 Show Day.
• Unless stated otherwise, cut flowers are to be staged in a Garden Club holder (some are
available at the pavilion) or a bottle.
• A Container must have not less than 5 blooms or 5 cuts unless stated otherwise.
• Please name varieties of rose if known.
• Definitions:
o NND – Not necessarily distinct variety
o SS – Stage singly
o Cultivar – (cultivated) variety
o ANS – Any number of stems
o Distinct – Different
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
Steward – Mrs Marlene Grantham
CLASS:
1. Six cut flowers, different varieties, SS (Trees & shrubs not allowed)
2. Container of Aquilegias ANS but not less than 5 stems
3. Three different coloured Stocks in one container
4. One Cut of Azalea
5. Three Cuts of Bearded Iris, different colours SS.
6. One cut of Iris
7. Container of Iris, ANS but not less than 5 stems
8. One bloom of Iris
9. One spike of Orchid Blooms
10. Three Pansies, different colours, one container, staged flat
11. Three stems of Pelargonium (or Geranium), different colours, one container
12. One stem of Ivy-leafed Pelargonium (or Geranium)
13. Container of Poppies
14. Six Alstormeria, NND
15. Three large flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, different varieties, SS
16. One large flowered (Hybrid Tea) Rose
17. One cut of Cluster Flowered (Floribunda) Rose
3018. One spray of Miniature Rose
19. One cut of Old Fashioned (Heritage) Rose
20. Three phases of a Rose
21. Container of David Austin Roses, NND
22. Three Snap Dragons, different colours
23. Six Sweet Peas, NND, one container
24. Three Sweet Peas, different colours, one container
25. Container of mixed flowers (excluding trees or shrubs), any number of cuts
26. One cut of Flowering Shrub (excluding Australian Flora), SS, length of cut to be no more than
45cm above the top of the bottle
27. One cut of Flowering Australian Flora, SS, length of cut to be not more than 45cm above the top of
bottle
28. Three cuts of foliage – SS.
29. Three Petunias, different colours
30. Container of Daisies
$20 IGA Voucher for Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 1 to 30
SECTION E – DECORATIVE ARRANGEMENTS
Entry Fee $0.50
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 8am and 9am on Show Day (refer to page
7 for exceptions).
• Judging Commences at 9.30am
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
• Flowers need not be grown by the Exhibitor. (Foliage Allowed)
• Any embellishment allowed unless otherwise specified.
• Wiring – any natural foliage or horticultural allowed.
• No arrangement or part of an arrangement is to be removed before 4.30pm.
• Arrangements must contain plant matter.
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions
Steward – Mrs Marlene Grantham
CLASS:
1. Show Time
2. Capture the Moment (still life in a frame using fresh flowers or vegetables,
embellishments allowed)
3. Arrangement in a Bird Cage
4. Arrangement for a Dining Table
5. Foliage with one flower
Prize for Champion – Classes 1 to 6 - $25 Donated by Aylean and the late Ed Baker
NOVICE SECTION
6. Tiny Treasure (miniature arrangement 7.5-10cm overall H&W&D)
7. Native Beauty
8. Arrangement using Candles
9. Posy of Flowers
Prize for the Champion – Classes 7 to 11 - Donated by Rutherglen & District Garden Club
5 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
10. Bowl of Floating Flowers
11. Arrangement in a Milk Carton
12. Creature made from fruit and/or vegetables (aids allowed)
13. Collection of Gum Leaves and Gum Nuts
Champion Ribbon - Classes 12 to 15
318 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
14. Garden Creature using some recycled materials (aids allowed)
15. Bowl of Floating Flowers
16. Edible Necklace using Fruit and Vegetables
17. Arrangement in a Milk Carton
Champion Ribbon - Classes 16 to 19
12 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
18. Small vase of Flowers suitable for a Bedside Table
19. Feather Arrangement
20. Arrangement in a Soft Drink Can
21. Fenced-in Arrangement
Champion Ribbon - Classes 20 to 23
16 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
22. From the Roadside
23. Basket of Flowers
24. Arrangement using your favourite Football Scarf
25. Arrangement in a Thimble
Champion Ribbon - Classes 24 to 27
SECTION F - POT PLANTS
Entry fee $0.50 (Unless Otherwise Stated)
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits to be at the Henderson Pavilion between 8am and 9am on Show Day (refer to
page 7 for exceptions).
• Judging Commences at 9.30am
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30 on Show Day.
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
Must be growing in a Pot or Suitable container. Container not judged.
Steward – Mrs Marlene Grantham
CLASS:
1. Container of Cactus or Cacti
2. Container of Succulent or Succulents
3. Cactus and/or Succulent garden
4. A flowering pot plant of one variety
5. Foliage Plant
6. One Pelargonium(Geranium)
7. Container of Fern
8. Hanging (trailing) plant in bloom
9. Hanging (trailing) foliage plant
10. Hanging container of Fern
11. Plant or plants in an unusual container
12. One Bonsai
13. Orchid in bloom
14. Container or pot of Cyclamen in bloom
15. Container of mixed flowering plants
16. One topiary plant
17. Begonia in bloom
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize - Donated by Mrs Marlene Grantham – Class 1 to 17
32SECTION G - PRESERVED FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Entry Fee $0.50
(Unless Otherwise Stated)
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.30am Saturday 21st
October or prior.
• Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
• Only one bottle or jar to be shown in each Class except in classes for collections when one
bottle or jar is to be shown for each variety.
• Judges have the right to open Exhibits.
• Fruit must be from Current Season
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS:
1. Preserved Peaches
2. Preserved Plums
3. Preserved Cherries
4. Preserved Pears
5. Preserved Apricots
6. Preserved Tomatoes
7. Preserved Pineapple (sliced)
8. Green Table Olives
9. Black Table Olives
10. Spiced Green Table Olives
11. Spiced Black Table Olives
12. Preserved Fruit or Vegetable not specified
13. Collection of Preserved Fruits, 3 Varieties 1st - $6 2nd - $3 Entry Fee $1.20
Most Successful Exhibitor – Class 1 to 13 $20 IGA Voucher
Champion Ribbon for Champion – Class 1 to 13
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33SECTION H - JAMS AND JELLIES
Entry Fee $0.50
(Unless Otherwise Stated)
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd - Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.30am Saturday 21st
October or prior.
• Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
• Only one bottle or jar to be shown in each Class except in classes for collections when one
bottle or jar is to be shown for each variety.
• Judges have the right to open Exhibits
• All Entries are to have clear removable covers – NO WAX/ NO SCREW TOPS
• CLEAR REMOVABLE COVERS - Entrants must remove screw tops and replace with
cellophane covers.
• All Jams to Be Labelled With the Variety
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS:
1. Peach Jam
2. Dark Plum Jam
3. Light Plum Jam
4. Apricot Jam
5. Fig Jam (any flavour)
6. Fig Paste
7. Quince Jam
8. Quince Jelly (to be made from fruit only)
9. Quince Paste
10. Strawberry Jam
11. Grape Jam
12. Raspberry Jam
13. Crab Apple Jelly
14. Melon Jam (any flavour)
15. Marmalade (Orange to contain all the fruit)
16. Marmalade (any other)
17. Apple Jelly (to be made from fruit only)
18. Lemon Butter
19. Muscat Butter
20. Jam not specified
21. Collection of Jams (3 Varieties) 1st - $6 2nd - $3. Entry Fee $1.20
22. Collection of Jellies (3 Varieties) 1st - $6 2nd - $3. Entry Fee $1.20
Novice Section
Classes 23 to 25 are limited to persons who have not won a first prize for any Jams and
Jellies referred to in these Classes at previous Shows of this Society
23. Lemon Butter
24. Collection of Jams (3 Varieties)
25. Jam not specified
Most Successful Exhibitor – Class 1 to 25 -$20 IGA Voucher
Champion Ribbon – Class 1 to 25
34SECTION I - PICKLES AND SAUCES
Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
• 1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
• All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.30am
Saturday 21st October or prior.
• Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
• Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
• Only one bottle or jar to be shown in each Section except in Section for
collections when one bottle or jar is to be shown for each variety.
• Judges have the right to open Exhibits
• All Entries are to have clear removable covers – NO WAX/ NO SCREW TOPS
• All Pickles and Sauces to be Labelled with the Variety.
• Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS:
1. Pickled Onions
2. Pickled Beet
3. Cauliflower Pickles
4. Mixed Pickles
5. Tomato Sauce
6. Tomato Chutney
7. Worcestershire Sauce
8. Plum Sauce
9. Tomato Relish
10. Herbed Vinegar
11. Herbed Oil
12. Olive Tapenade
13. Pesto
14. Pickled Mixed Vegetables
15. Zucchini Pickles
16. Cucumber Pickles
17. Condiment not specified
18. Mint Jelly
19. Best Collection (4 Distinct Varieties) 1st - $6 2nd - $3 Entry Fee $1.20
Most Successful Exhibitor – Class 1 to 19 – 1 year Diggers Club Membership Voucher
Champion Ribbon – Class 1 to 19
SPECIAL FEATURE
Men’s Sauce Competition - (18 Yrs & Over)
Class 20. SAUCE OF YOUR CHOICE. Males only (18yrs & over ENTRY FEE $5
Conditions of Entry:
Sauce must be made in a domestic kitchen by the entrant without female assistance. All
sauces are to be labelled with variety (eg Tomato & Chilli Sauce)
Exhibit MUST BE at the HENDERSON PAVILION between 9am and 10.45 am on Saturday
20th October or prior.
• All Entries are to have clear removable covers – NO WAX/ NO SCREW TOPS
• CLEAR REMOVABLE COVERS - Entrants must remove screw tops and replace with
cellophane covers.
$50 Prize Voucher & “Bragging Rights”
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