PROSTON AGRICULTURAL SHOW - Saturday March 5th, 2022 Proston Showgrounds
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The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural
Society presents the 64th annual
PROSTON
AGRICULTURAL SHOW
Saturday March 5th, 2022
Proston Showgrounds
FEATURING THE VERY BEST OF THE
SOUTH BURNETT
FRIDAY MARCH 4TH 2022 – SATURDAY MARCH 5TH 2022
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Society
President Mortimer Duff
Senior Vice-President Les Robinson
Junior Vice-President Raymond Dionysius
Secretary Glenda McArdle
Treasurer Helen Young
Contact Details
Email proston.show@gmail.com
Phone 0431 007 020
Post Proston PA&H Society
P.O Box 44
Proston QLD 4613
Show Admission
Adults $10
Children (12-17) $5
Children (Under 12) Free
Membership $15
Payment Details
BSB: 064-423 Account Number: 10210554
Competition Schedule available online
www.prostononline.info/showschedule.html
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Show and COVID Regulations
1. Proston Show is conducted subject to the regulations of Queensland
Health, Showgrounds Industry COVID Safe Plan, Queensland Ag
Shows, the Constitution and Rules of this Society and any Regulations
which apply to individual sections.
2. Everyone must sign in/ QR upon entering the Showgrounds.
3. If you are or have been unwell, please stay away.
4. There must be physical distancing of all non -household members of
1.5 metres in all directions.
5. Waterless handwash must be used on entering the Showgrounds as
well as being used on entry and exit to each section. Also, before and
after toilet and handling food.
6. The Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible
for any accident, loss, damage or mis delivery of livestock or any
other exhibit which may occur at any time covered by Show activity,
and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the
Association blameless and indemnify it against any cost or action,
legal or otherwise arising through any accident, loss, damage, or mis-
delivery. All care will be taken but no responsibility accepted.
7. It is the responsibility of Exhibitors and Space Hirers to comply with
the current Workplace Health and Safety Act together with all State
and Local Government Regulations and space hirers must have their
own Public Liability Insurance and produce identification when
requested.
8. Exhibitors and Space Hirers who bring electrical equipment for use
on the grounds must have ALL electrical equipment tested and
tagged.
9. All persons entering the Showgrounds during any period covered by
Society activities shall abide by the Rules and Regulations of the
Proston Show Society and will pay admission on Show Day unless
issued with an approved Show Society pass.
10. The President, or Steward in Charge of any section of the Show has
the discretionary right to refuse an entry by an Exhibitor any time,
without expressing reason.
11. Pavilion Stewards have the right to make new classes where not listed
in the schedule, provided there are two or more entries.
12. The Society reserves the right to refuse entry to any Stall Holder if the
Society reasonably believes it is necessary to do so to ensure that the
standard, quality, and safety of the Show is maintained.
13. All Competitors compete at their own risk.
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Show and COVID Regulations
14. To comply with the Society’s insurance requirements, ALL incidents
must be reported to the President or Secretary who will complete an
incident Form.
15. All Livestock Exhibitors must have current Public Liability Insurance
and attach a copy to entry form.
16. All livestock and plants being entered the Proston Show must be Free
of disease.
17. During any period covered by Show activities, all Livestock must be
the responsibility of the Owner or Owners representative.
18. Livestock Stewards have the right to arrange for the removal from the
grounds, at the owner’s expense, of any beast found to be diseased,
dangerously uncontrollable, or otherwise unfit for the purposes of
Exhibition. Any objections or protests should be submitted to the
Secretary in writing for consideration at the next General Committee
meeting of the Society.
THE PROSTON SHOW IS PROUD TO BE CONTINUING
WITHOUT POSTPONEMENT DURING THE COVID-19
PANDEMIC
SOME ITEMS AND TIMES IN THIS SCHEDULE MAY BE
SUBJECT TO CHANGE, BUT ALL COMPETITIONS WILL
BE RUNNING AS LISTED IN THIS SCHEDULE
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Special Acknowledgements
The 2022 Proston Show is proudly supported by the South Burnett
Regional Council & the Queensland Government.
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association is proudly
supported by many businesses, community groups and individuals
throughout the region. We would like to thank the Wondai Garden Expo
for their generous contribution of $2,000 towards upgrading the kitchen
facilities at the showgrounds. We would also like to thank our major
show sponsors:
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To all exhibitors of livestock originating from the
cattle tick protected and free areas
Proston PA&H Society has an approved spray facility located within the
Proston showgrounds. There is an approved tick control person and
equipment available to undertake required treatments for livestock
exhibited on their return movement to the property origin.
To be eligible to have the approved person treat your stock you will need
a Queensland Travel Permit issued by your local stock inspector and a
fully completed Queensland Livestock Movement System – Move Easy
Waybill.
The Permit will be from your property to the showgrounds and return,
subject to the conditions endorsed on the permit including, the return
movement must be within 72 hours for cattle, deer and buffalo; within 5
days for horses, sheep, goats and camelids, and that will allow for the
approved person to perform the required treatments.
Under no circumstances will the approved sprayer perform any treatment
of stock unless ALL conditions of the permit are met, and the Permit and
Waybill are presented.
An alternative is for any person who has undertaken an approved
awareness course, to treat their own stock. These people will be
permitted to utilise the facilities at the grounds.
Any stock not meeting these requirements will be required to be treated
by a permanent inspector at a clearance centre.
FREE CATTLE TICK CERTIFICATION ON SHOW DAY
Allen & Amanda Briggs – accredited certifiers
0427 172 801 aabriggs10@gmail.com
For all on-property or clearing dip cattle inspections
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PROSTON SHOW ATTRACTIONS
ANIMAL JUDGING
SPECKLE PARK FEATURE
CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW
HORSES, POULTRY & PRIME
CATTLE JUDGING
SIDESHOW ALLEY
DODGEM CARS
CLIMBING WALL
CLOWN SHOWS
OTHER FUN RIDES
FOOD & DRINK
WOODFIRE SMOKED BBQ
FOOD VANS & ICE CREAM STALLS
WINE TASTING & TALKS
CLASSIC SHOW FOOD
EVENING EVENTS
CAMPING & SITES AVAILABLE
NIGHTTIME COMPETITIONS
BAR OPEN UNTIL LATE
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PROSTON SHOW ATTRACTIONS
FAMILY FUN
SHEEP SHEARING SHOWS
VIV’S FARM ANIMAL
COMPETITIONS FOR KIDS
CHILDREN’S PERFORMERS
ENTERTAINMENT
FIREWORKS
LIVE MUSIC
GRAND PARADE
COMPETITIONS
CHAINSAW RACING
WOODCHOP & SAW
WHIP CRACKING
DOG HIGH JUMP
SUPPORTING LOCAL
THE PROSTON SHOW IS PROUD
TO SHOWCASE THE BEST THAT
THE SOUTH BURNETT REGION
HAS TO OFFER
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Inaugural Perpetual Trophies
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association is proud to
announce the introduction of the following perpetual awards:
SUPREME EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW
CLIFF PERKINS MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Grand Parade shall conclude with the inaugural presentation of the
Cliff Perkins Memorial Trophy for Supreme Exhibit of the Proston Show.
Supreme exhibits in the stud cattle, prime cattle, horses (ridden and
led), championship dog show, poultry & waterfowl, and pavilion sections
shall be eligible for this award. All potential candidates must be
available to participate in the Grand Parade to remain eligible.
The award will be determined by a panel of independent judges. The
name of the champion exhibitor and exhibit will be engraved on the
trophy. The exhibitor will also be awarded a championship sash and a
personal trophy, along with a cash prize.
The award has been named in honour of the late former Proston Show
stalwart Cliff Perkins, in honour of his lifetime dedication to the success of
the show and many other community groups. Cliff exemplified a
grassroots attitude in his service to the show and held a plethora of offices
during his tenure.
SUPREME EXHIBIT OF THE PAVILION
FLORENCE BJELKE-PETERSEN AWARD
Prior to the Supreme Exhibit presentation, the inaugural winner of the
Lady Florence Bjelke-Petersen Award for Supreme Exhibit of the Pavilion.
Broad ribbon winners across the pavilion classes (12-24) will be eligible
for the award. All potential candidates must be available to participate in
the Grand Parade to remain eligible.
The award will be determined by a panel of independent judges. The
name of the champion exhibitor and exhibit will be engraved on the
trophy. The exhibitor will also be awarded a championship sash and a
personal trophy.
This award has been named in honour of the Lady Bjelke-Petersen, former
Senator for Queensland – a figure widely beloved for her contribution to
her region, her state, her country, as well as her pumpkin scones.
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SECTION 1: HORSES MAIN RING
Starting Time: 8:00am Horse Competitors please use Gate 1.
Chief Ring Steward:
Amanda Wagner 0401 179 136
Entries to be made by ticket system
Class Entry Fee Prize Money
Halter $2 First $6; Second $4; Third $2
Ridden $3 First $10; Second $6; Third $4
Maiden/Novice $2 First $5; Second $3; Third $2
10SECTION 1: HORSES ENTRY CONDITIONS
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. All prize winners must take part in the Grand Parade
2. Ponies may be ridden by adults
3. Children competing in Rider Classes must compete in their own age
group, and are not eligible for Adult Rider Classes
4. If a judge considers an exhibit of not sufficient merit, no award will be
made
5. Galloways must be 14 to 15 hands
6. Stewards reserve the right to make additional classes if advised
7. District event restricted to residents of the South Burnett Regional
Council
8. Horse and riders to have resided in the district for at least 3 months
prior to the show
9. Only maiden/novice competitors of the age of 17 years and under
can compete in the maiden/novice ring
10. Horses are not to be ridden in the vicinity of pavilion, liquor bar, side
show area or cattle judging area.
11. Horses may compete as Ridden Show Horse and Ridden Show Hunter
12. The same animal cannot compete in miniature pony classes and
miniature horse classes. These events will be run under NMR rules
13. All competitors must fill out and sign a Horse Health Declaration form
on page 11 of this schedule. Or download and electronic copy of the
Horse Health Declaration from http://www.qcas.net.au/bio-security
or http://prostononline.info/showschedule.html
14. Supreme Hack of Show will be judged at the conclusion of the
Grand Parade and will be eligible for the Cliff Perkins Memorial
Trophy for Supreme Exhibit of Show
Important Notice for Horse Owners
Fireworks will begin in the Proston Showgrounds at 7:00pm on Show Day
11SECTION 1: HORSES RING 1
Thoroughbred
1. Stallion or Colt
2. Mare or Filly
3. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Thoroughbred
ANSA Saddlehorse
4. Stallion or Colt
5. Mare or Filly
6. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion ANSA Saddlehorse
Australian Stockhorse
7. Stallion or Colt
8. Mare
9. Filly
10. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Australian Stockhorse
Quarter Horse
11. Stallion or Colt
12. Mare or Filly
13. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Quarter Horse
Arab/Part-Arab
14. Stallion or Colt
15. Mare or Filly
16. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Arab/Part-Arab
Led Miniature Horse
17. Stallion or Colt
18. Mare or Filly
19. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Miniature Horses
12SECTION 1: HORSES RING 1
Ridden Australian Stockhorse
20. Best Presented Mounted (not eligible for champion/reserve)
21. Junior Hack
22. Senior Hack
23. Pleasure Hack
24. Junior Working
25. Senior Working
26. Best Suited for Lady Riders
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Australian Stockhorse
27. Ridden – Any Other Breed
Adult Riders:
28. Novice Lady or Gentleman Rider
29. Open Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion & Reserve Champion Adult Rider
Hacks:
30. Maiden Hack
31. Novice Hack
32. District Hack
33. Hack 15.2 Hands/Not exceeding 16 Hands
34. Hack over 16 Hands
35. Hack for Mares
36. Hack for Geldings
37. Show Hunter Hack (not eligible for champion/reserve)
Bev Pickels Memorial Champion & Reserve Champion Hack
Galloway Hacks:
38. Maiden Galloway Hack
39. Novice Galloway Hack
40. District Galloway Hack
41. Galloway Hack 14 Hands/Not exceeding 14.2 Hands
42. Galloway Hacks 14.2 Hands/Not exceeding 15 Hands
43. Galloway Hack for Mares
44. Galloway Hacks for Geldings
45. Show Hunter Galloway (not eligible for champion/reserve)
Champion & Reserve Champion Galloway Hack
13Special Acknowledgements
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association would like
to thank the following sponsors for their support of the Section 1:
Supreme Hack of Show
Trophy donated by John & Mary Ramke
Supreme Led Exhibit
Trophy donated by Anderson’s Produce Kingaroy
Supreme Rider of the Show
Trophy donated by Retschlag Family – Grandview Stables
Supreme Show Hunter
Sponsored by Wooroolin Veterinary Services
Supreme Led Small Breed
Sponsored by Max & Cheryl McCormick
Champion Galloway Hack
D&J Sullivan, Abbeywood Stud & the Wagner family
Champion Hack – Bev Pickles Memorial Trophy
Sponsored by the Hasselbach & Wagner families
Champion Pony Hack
Sponsored by Wagner family & H. Rowberry
Champion Ridden Australian Stockhorse
Stockhaven Australian Stock Horses
14SECTION 1: HORSES RING 2
Unregistered (All Heights)
46. Stallion or Colt
47. Mare or Filly
48. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Unregistered Horse
Small Horses
49. Stallion or Colt
50. Mare or Filly
51. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Small Horse
Miniature Ponies
52. Stallion or Colt
53. Mare or Filly
54. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Miniature Pony
Led Ponies
55. Stallion or Colt Not exceeding 14 Hands
56. Mare 13 Hands/Not exceeding 14 Hands
57. Mare Not exceeding 13 Hands
58. Filly Not exceeding 14 Hands
59. Gelding Not exceeding 14 Hands
60. Australian Saddle Pony
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pony
Led Riding Ponies
61. Stallion or Colt
62. Mare or Filly
63. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Riding Pony
Welsh/Part Welsh
64. Stallion or Colt
65. Mare or Filly
66. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh/Part Welsh
15SECTION 1: HORSES RING 2
Other Breeds (All Heights)
67. Stallion or Colt
68. Mare or Filly
69. Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Other Breeds
70. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Under Saddle
Ridden Riding Pony
71. Stallion or Colt
72. Mare or Filly Not exceeding 13 Hands
73. Gelding 13 Hands and over
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Riding Pony
Junior Rider Classes
74. Girl or Boy Rider 5 years and under
75. Girl or Boy Rider 6 years and under 9 years
76. Girl or Boy Rider 9 years and under 12 years
77. Girl or Boy Rider 12 years and under 15 years
78. Girl or Boy Rider 15 years and under 17 years
Champion & Reserve Champion Junior Rider
Pony Hacks
79. Maiden Pony Hack
80. Novice Pony Hack
81. District Pony Hack
82. Pony Hack 13 Hands/Not exceeding 14 Hands
83. Pony Hack 12 Hands/Not exceeding 13 Hands
84. Pony Hack Not exceeding 12 Hands
85. Pony Hack for Mares
86. Pony Hack for Geldings
87. Pony Hack under 17 years
Champion & Reserve Champion Pony Hack
88. Show Hunter Pony Hack (not eligible for champion/reserve
champion)
89. Pony best suited for children under 16 years
90. Pleasure Pony Hack
91. Pair of Pony Hacks
16SECTION 1: HORSES MAIDEN & NOVICE EVENTS
SPONSORED BY T & A DUFF – IN MEMORY OF MR & MRS JP DUFF
Note to all competitors: These events have been tailored for local and
novice competitors. Our focus with these events is to promote the sport,
and for all competitors to have fun. We encourage novice competitors to
compete, and hope that the seasoned competitors focus on open events.
Wethe right to ensure that this competition is conducted in accordance
with this intended spirit. Neat and tidy is acceptable for all junior riders.
Only maiden/novice competitors of the age of 17 years and under
can compete in the maiden/novice
92. Led Pony
93. Led Galloway Maiden & Novice
94. Led Hack Awards –
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Classes Superior Sportsmanship
Shown
95. Best Presented Mounted – Open Smartest on Parade
96. Maiden Pony Equine Encouragement
97. Maiden Galloway Most Pleasant Parent
98. Maiden Hack Sponsored by
99. Novice Pony Hack Harley’s Heavy Diesel
100. Novice Galloway Hack
101. Novice Hack
Champion & Reserve Champion Maiden/Novice
102. Pair of Ponies, Galloways, or Hacks
103. Pleasure Pony, Galloway, or Hack
104. Consolation (Did not finish 1st or 2nd in classes 95-103)
Rider Classes
105. Girl or Boy Rider 6 years and under
106. Girl or Boy Rider 6 years and under 10 years
107. Girl or Boy Rider 10 years and under 14 years
108. Girl or Boy Rider 14 years and under 17 years
Champion & Reserve Champion Rider Classes
109. Consolation Rider (Did not finish 1st/2ndin classes 105-108)
110. Mount most suited to a rider under 10 years
111. Mount most suited to a rider 10 years and under 17 years
17SECTION 1: HORSES SHOW JUMPING
Class 1. Junior Jump 10 years and under (Approx. 30cm)
Entry Fee $2 First $10 & hay Second $8 Third $5 Fourth $2
Class 2. Junior Jump 16 years and under – AM5
Entry Fee $2 First $20 & hay Second $15 Third $10 Fourth $5
Class 3. Height Class 70cm – AM5
Entry Fee $4 First $40 & hay Second $30 Third $20 Fourth $10
Class 4. Height Class 90cm – AM5
Entry Fee $7 First $70 & hay Second $40 Third $20 Fourth $15
Class 5. Height Class 104cm – AM5
Entry Fee $8 First $80 & hay Second $50 Third $20 Fourth $15
Class 6. Height Class 110cm – AM5
Entry Fee $8 First $80 & hay Second $50 Third $30 Fourth $15
Class 7. PROSTON SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP – GRAND PRIX
Entry Fee $10 First $100 & hay Second $70 Third $50 Fourth $20
Show Jumping Bales
Sponsored by the Hasselbach family
Maiden & Novice Awards
Sponsored by Harley’s Heavy Diesel
18SECTION 1: HORSES STOCKMAN’S CLASSIC
Starting Time: 1:00pm Horse Competitors please use Gate 1.
Steward:
Mary Ramke 0427 689 307
Note to all competitors: This competition is open to all working horses.
Nominations close 7 days prior to the show – Saturday February 26th,
2022. Paid nominations must be registered to allow for appropriate
cattle numbers. See Nomination and Waiver forms in program. Horses
must compete in each discipline to be eligible for championship. Junior
competitors must wear a helmet. Entries can be mailed to the society or
emailed through to byanda2@bigpond.com
19SECTION 1: HORSES STOCKMAN’S CLASSIC
1. Junior Challenge – Horses Aged 4 years and under
Class Entry Fee Prize Money
Dry working $5 First $80; Second $40; Third $30
Obstacle course $5 First $80; Second $40; Third $30
Under 5 Jackpot cut out $5 Jackpot based on nominations
Champion High Point Junior Horse – First $100 & bale of hay
Sash for highest scoring Junior Registered Australian Stockhorse
– SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE ASSOCIATION
2. Senior Challenge – Horses
Class Entry Fee Prize Money
Dry working $5p/e First $80; Second $40; Third $30
Cattle cut out $10 First $125; Second $75; Third $50
Champion High Point Junior Horse – First $100 & bale of hay
Sash for highest scoring Senior Registered Australian Stockhorse
– SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE ASSOCIATION
3. Junior Competitors Challenge – Riders under 17 years
Class Entry Fee Prize Money
Dry working $5p/e First $50; Second $30; Third $20
Cattle cut out $5 Jackpot based on nominations
Champion High Point Junior Competitor – Trophy awarded
Sash for highest scoring Junior on a Registered Australian Stockhorse
– SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE ASSOCIATION
ORDER OF EVENTS:
Ring 1
1. Junior Challenge – Dry working
2. Senior Challenge – Dry working
3. Junior Competitors Challenge – Dry working
4. Junior Challenge – Obstacle course
Ring 2
1. Junior Competitors Challenge – Cattle cut out
2. Junior Challenge – Under 5 Jackpot cut out
3. Senior Challenge – Cattle cut out
20SECTION 1: HORSES STOCKMAN’S CLASSIC
WORK OUTS (see page XXX for course diagram)
Dry Working – Junior
1. Salute Judge at A; walk to B
2. Rising trot to C; stop
3. 360˚ spin to the right; 360˚ spin to the left
4. Trot a medium circle to the right; trot a medium circle to the left
5. At C, canter a large circle to the right on the right lead
6. At C, do a simple change and canter a large circle to the left on
the left lead
7. At C, do a simple change and canter to E on the right lead; stop
8. Do a rollback to the right and canter to F on the left lead; stop
9. Do a rollback to the right and canter on the right lead all the way
to G; stop
10. Back your horse until you are in line with the Judge; stop
11. Turn and face the Judge, salute; leave arena on a loose rein
Dry Working – Senior
1. Enter arena at A, acknowledge Judge, walk to centre on loose
rein
2. Two spins right
3. Two spins left
4. Canter small slow circle to right; canter large fast to right
5. Flying change, canter large fast to left
6. Canter small slow circles to left
7. Flying change, canter large fast right, do not close circle
8. Run down and stop between centre line and B; rollback to the
left, canter around the arena
9. Run down and stop between centre line and C; rollback to the
right, canter to end of arena, turn down centre line
10. Canter down and stop at least 3 metres past centre line; settle
horse, back up to centre, acknowledge Judge; leave arena at
walk on a loose rein
21SECTION 1: HORSES STOCKMAN’S CLASSIC
Obstacle Course – Junior
1. Walk to gate on a loose rein, pass through gate while keeping
hand on gate at all times
2. From gate, trot over poles
3. From poles, trot through markers
4. Canter left lead and over hay
5. Stop at ramp and walk over
6. Turn and canter right lead around markers to drum
7. At drum, pick up coat and trot small circle around drum, then
place coat on drum
8. At drum, continue to A and stop; walk back to Judge on a loose
rein
Cattle Cut Out – Senior (Judge to give direction and briefing prior to cut
out)
1. Competitors to enter area and select a beast out from the mob
2. Cut out will be based on a normal Campdraft cut out
Junior Competitors Challenge
1. Walk from Judge to A
2. Trot a circle to the right back to A
3. Trot a circle to the left back to B
4. Canter a circle to the right back to A
5. Change lead
6. Canter a circle to the left back to B
7. Halt at B
8. Back four paces
9. Acknowledge and salute Judge; leave the area on a loose rein
Stockman’s Classic Cattle Carting
Sponsored by Brian & Gloria Smith
Stockman’s Classic Event Cattle
Sponsored by John & Mary Ramke
Encouragement Award – Junior or Senior
LNS Workhorses
22SECTION 1: HORSES STOCKMAN’S CLASSIC
23SECTION 2: STUD CATTLE LIVESTOCK RINGS
Starting Time: 8:00am Cattle Competitors please use Gate 3.
Chief Stud Cattle Steward:
Michael Duff 0437 020 705
Note to all competitors: Nominations close 7 days prior to the show –
Saturday February 26th, 2022. Entry Fee $10 per beast. Entry Forms may
be mailed to: The Secretary, Proston Show Society, PO Box 44, Proston
Qld 4613 with cheque enclosed payable to Proston Show Society
(please do not send Cash in mail) or emailed to
nominations.prostonshow@gmail.com with fee paid by Direct Deposit to
Proston Show Society: BSB 064423 ac no. 10210554 ID: Section and
Surname.
School Agricultural Teams: Nominations close 7 days prior to the show
– Saturday February 26th, 2022. School teams have been exempted from
entry fees and are able to exhibit livestock without charge.
24SECTION 2: STUD CATTLE ENTRY CONDITIONS
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. All broad ribbon prize winners must take part in the Grand Parade
2. No traffic movement until the conclusion of the Grand Parade
3. Exhibitors are required, under the National Livestock Identification
System (NLIS), to make sure all cattle coming onto the showgrounds
carry an approved NLIS device (ear tag or bolus). Cattle that do not
have an NLIS device will be turned away
4. Exhibitors must provide a National Vendor Declaration/Waybill upon
entry to the showgrounds. Cattle that are not registered on a Waybill
will be turned away
5. All cattle must be tick free. Cattle will be sprayed if returning to clean
country
6. Age of cattle to be taken from the day of the show
7. In the event of any dispute, the decision of the Chief Steward will be
final
8. All cattle must be always secured by lead ropes whilst on the
showgrounds
Speckle Park Feature Show 2022
Founded in Canada, Speckle Park has taken Australasia’s beef
industry by storm. The breed has been proven to suit a variety of
climates, markets, and production systems.
Speckle Park cattle come in four
distinct colour patterns: speckled,
leopard, white with black points, and
solid black. Their colour pattern is
what attracts some to the breed, while
for others it is a mere bonus for the
highly valuable attributes they lay
beneath their attractive hide.
25SECTION 2: STUD CATTLE LIVESTOCK RINGS
FEATURE (SPECKLE PARK), TROPICAL, EUROPEAN, BRITISH
Junior Bull
1. Bull under 12 months
2. Bull 12 months and under 15 months
3. Bull 15 months and under 18 months
4. Bull 18 months and under 21 months
Champion & Reserve Champion Junior Bull
Senior Bull
5. Bull 21 months and under 24 months
6. Bull 24 months and under 30 months
7. Bull 30 months and over
Champion & Reserve Champion Senior Bull
Heifer
8. Heifer under 12 months
9. Heifer 12 months and under 15 months
10. Heifer 15 months and under 18 months
11. Heifer 18 months and under 21 months
Champion & Reserve Champion Heifer
Cow
12. Cow 21 months and under 24 months
13. Cow 24 months and under 30 months
14. Cow 30 months and over
Champion & Reserve Champion Junior Bull
Breeders Group
15. Three animals with representation of both sexes; owned by the
exhibitor
SUPREME CHAMPION EXHIBIT & TOP 5
PRESENTATION OF RIBBONS AND PRIZES WILL
COMMENCE IMMEDIATELY AFTER GRAND PARADE
26SECTION 2: STUD CATTLE LIVESTOCK RINGS
LED STEER COMPETITION (cattle to be mouthed at 8:15am)
1. Lightweight Led Milk Steer/Heifer under 450kg
2. Heavyweight Led Milk Steer/Heifer 450kg or over
(First $25; Second $15; Third $10 – both classes)
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Steer or Heifer
3. Sub-Chamber Led Steer Competition
YOUNG HANDLERS COMPETITION (Starting Time: 8:00am)
Class 1. 15 years and under 25 years
Class 2. Under 15 years
Medals awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Winner of Class 1 will be eligible to compete in South Burnett Sub-
Chamber Finals, to be held on Friday May 13th, 2022 at Blackbutt Show
YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION
Class 1. 15 years and under 25 years
Class 2. Under 15 years
Medals awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Winner of Class 1 will be eligible to compete in South Burnett Sub-
Chamber Finals, to be held on Friday May 13th, 2022 at Blackbutt Show
2022 AGGREGATE POINTS COMPETITION – LED STEER
Exhibitors at Proston, Murgon, Goomeri, Nanango, Blackbutt, and
Wondai shows are eligible for this award. Points are awarded for the
best five exhibitors at each show.
Points First = 5 Second = 4 Third = 3 Fourth = 2 Fifth = 1
Finals Prize Money First = $200 Second = $100 Third = $50
KEN MILLS TOYOTA 2022 AGGREGATE POINTS COMPETITION –
STUD BEEF
Exhibitors at Proston, Murgon, Goomeri, Nanango, Blackbutt, and
Wondai shows are eligible for this award. Points are awarded for the
best five exhibitors at each show.
Points First = 5 Second = 4 Third = 3 Fourth = 2 Fifth = 1
Finals Prize Money First = $500 Second = $300 Third = $200
27Special Acknowledgements
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association would like
to thank the following sponsors for their support of the Section 2:
Supreme Champion Exhibit – Stud Beef
$100 cash prize sponsored by Ken Mills Toyota
Trophy donated by Cr Kathy Duff, Councillor for Division 5
Grand Champion Senior Bull – Stud Beef (All Classes)
Prizes sponsored by Clovely Estate Winery
Special thanks to Brett Heading
Champion Led Steer
$100 cash prize sponsored by Norco Stockfeeds, Windera
Young Judges Competition – Stud Beef
Sponsored by Wicks & Co. Agencies
General Sponsorship – Stud Beef
Riverina Murgon
28SECTION 3: PRIME CATTLE STOCKYARDS
Starting Time: 9:00am Cattle Competitors please use Gate 3.
Chief Prime Cattle Steward:
Steve Robinson 0447 111 331
Note to all competitors: Nominations close 7 days prior to the show –
Saturday February 26th, 2022. Entry Fee $5 per beast. Entry Forms may
be mailed to: The Secretary, Proston Show Society, PO Box 44, Proston
Qld 4613 with cheque enclosed payable to Proston Show Society
(please do not send Cash in mail) or emailed to
nominations.prostonshow@gmail.com with fee paid by Direct Deposit to
Proston Show Society: BSB 064423 ac no. 10210554 ID: Section and
Surname.
School Agricultural Teams: Nominations close 7 days prior to the show
– Saturday February 26th, 2022. School teams have been exempted from
entry fees and are able to exhibit livestock without charge.
29SECTION 3: PRIME CATTLE ENTRY CONDITIONS
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. All cattle must arrive at Proston Showgrounds prior to 3:00pm on
Friday, March 4th 2022 in order to allow Stewards to draft exhibits
2. Exhibitors must provide a National Vendor Declaration/Waybill upon
entry to the showgrounds. Cattle that are not registered on a Waybill
will be turned away
3. Exhibitors are required, under the National Livestock Identification
System (NLIS), to make sure all cattle coming onto the showgrounds
carry an approved NLIS device (ear tag or bolus). Cattle that do not
have an NLIS device will be turned away
4. All cattle must be tick free. Cattle will be sprayed if returning to clean
country
5. All cattle must be dehorned or tipped
6. Weighing, mouthing and ear tagging of cattle will be done upon
arrival at showgrounds. Cattle will subsequently be placed in their
allocated class pens. Weights as outlined in class schedule will be
strictly adhered to
7. No traffic movement until the conclusion of the Grand Parade
8. Only Judges and Stewards will be allowed in the yards while drafting
and judging are in progress
9. In the event of any dispute, the decision of the Chief Steward will be
final
YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION – FRIDAY 4TH MARCH 2022
Class 1. 15 years and under 25 years
Class 2. Under 15 years
Medals awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Winner of Class 1 will be eligible to compete in South Burnett Sub-
Chamber Finals, to be held on Friday May 13th, 2022 at Blackbutt Show
30SECTION 3: PRIME CATTLE STOCKYARDS
GRAIN FED & GRASS FED
Grain Fed
1. Steer or Heifer under 350kg
2. Steer 351kg to 480kg
3. Heifer 351kg to 480kg
4. Steer 481kg to 540kg
5. Heifer 481kg and over
6. Steer 541kg and over
7. Pair of Steers or Heifers under 520kg
8. Pair of Steers or Heifers 521kg and over
Grass Fed
9. Vealer under 250kg
10. Steer or Heifer 251kg to 350kg
11. Steer 351kg to 500kg
12. Heifer 351kg to 500kg
13. Steer 501kg and over
14. Export Cow
15. Pair of feed-on Steers or Heifers 280kg to 380kg (Domestic)
16. Pair of feed-on Steers or Heifers 381kg to 500kg (Export)
17. Pair of replacement Heifers for breeding purposes
18. Cow and Calf
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES
1. Champion Grain Fed First Prize $100
2. Champion Grass Fed First Prize $100
3. Champion Pair (Grass or Grain Fed) First Prize $100
4. Supreme Prime Exhibit of Show First Prize $150
PRESENTATION OF SUPREME PRIME EXHIBIT WILL
COMMENCE IMMEDIATELY AFTER GRAND PARADE
31Special Acknowledgements
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association would like
to thank the following sponsors for their support of the Section 3:
Cattle Cartage
Free local transport available
Sponsored by Brian & Gloria Smith
General Sponsorship – Prime Beef
Kewpie Stockfeeds
General Sponsorship – Prime Beef
Smithfield Cattle Co.
Championship Classes – Prime Beef
Moffatdale Ridge
32SECTION 4: POULTRY POULTRY PAVILION
Starting Time: 9:00am
Chief Poultry & Waterfowl Steward:
Les Robinson 0429 839 762
Note to all competitors: Nominations close 7 days prior to the show –
Saturday February 26th, 2022. Penning on Show Day 6:00am – 9:00am.
Prize Money: First $2 Second $1. Entry Fee $1 per bird. Junior exhibitors
have been exempted from entry fees. Entry Forms may be mailed to:
The Secretary, Proston Show Society, PO Box 44, Proston Qld 4613 with
cheque enclosed payable to Proston Show Society (please do not send
Cash in mail) or emailed to nominations.prostonshow@gmail.com with
fee paid by Direct Deposit to Proston Show Society: BSB 064423 ac no.
10210554 ID: Section and Surname.
33SECTION 4: POULTRY ENTRY CONDITIONS
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. All persons shall abide by the Rules and Regulations of this Society
including Animal Bio-security precautions as published in the
General Schedule
2. The Society retains the discretionary right to accept or refuse entries.
3. All birds must be the bona fida property of the Exhibitor.
4. Stewards have the discretionary right to add or alter classes as
deemed necessary. Please write variety and/or colour on the entry
form. No replacement entries accepted.
5. Judges to determine the merits of exhibits according to the approved
Poultry Standards.
6. Exhibitors may be present at the time of judging, under the direction
of the Chief Steward.
7. No correspondence or dispute will be entered into after the
completion of judging.
8. After the awarding of Grand Champion Fowl of Show, the reserve bird
from the same section is eligible for Reserve Grand Champion of
Show.
9. All birds will be clean and disease-free.
10. Junior Exhibitors open to children under 15 years of age. Birds should
be selected and prepared by the Junior Exhibitor, adult supervision
permitted.
11. Junior Exhibitors must pen their own birds.
12. Young Judges Finals for Poultry will take place at the Toowoomba
Royal Show in 2022. To be eligible, Finalists must have been winners
at a local Show.
13. Birds may be removed from the Pavilion after 3-30 pm. on Show day
only after the Presentation of Awards and with Stewards' supervision.
Championship Classes
Kewpie Stockfeeds & South Burnett Feather Club
General Sponsorship
Carney’s Feed Store, Murgon
Junior Prizes
Les & Dallas Robinson
34SECTION 4: POULTRY POULTRY PAVILION
STANDARD HEAVY SOFTFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Australian Langshan Any Colour 1 2 3 4
Australorp Any Colour 5 6 7 8
Orpington 9 10 11 12
Plymouth Rock Dark or Light Barred 13 14 15 16
Rhode Island Red or White, Single or 17 18 19 20
Rosecomb
Sussex Any Colour 21 22 23 24
Wyandotte Any Colour 25 26 27 28
Any Other Variety Softfeather Heavy 29 30 31 32
STANDARD LIGHT SOFTFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Anconas 41 42 43 44
Hamburgs 45 46 47 48
Leghorns 49 50 51 52
Silkies 53 54 55 56
Any Other Variety Softfeather Light 57 58 59 60
STANDARD HEAVY HARDFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Australian Game A. C. 71 72 73 74
Australian Pit Game Plain faced 75 76 77 78
Australian Pit Game Muff-faced 79 80 81 82
Indian Game A. C. 83 84 85 86
Orientals 87 88 89 90
Any Other Breed / Variety Hardfeather 91 92 93 94
Heavy
STANDARD LIGHT HARDFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Australian Pit Game Plain Face 101 102 103 104
Australian Pit Game Muff-faced 105 106 107 108
Old English Game Black-red Dark Leg 109 110 111 112
Old English Game A. O. C. 113 114 115 116
Oxford Game Any Colour 117 118 119 120
Any Other Breed / Variety Hardfeather 121 122 123 124
Light
35SECTION 4: POULTRY POULTRY PAVILION
TRUE BANTAM SOFTFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Belgian D’anvers AC 131 132 133 134
Belgian D'uccles AC 135 136 137 138
Pekins 139 140 141 142
Rosecomb Any Colour 143 144 145 146
Any other variety True Bantam 147 148 149 150
BANTAM SOFTFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Australian Langshans 161 162 163 164
Australorps 165 166 167 168
Plymouth Rock Dark or Light Barred 169 170 171 172
Rhode Island Red or White, Single or 173 174 175 176
Rosecomb
Sussex Any Colour 177 178 179 180
Wyandottes Any Colour 181 182 183 184
Ancona 185 186 187 188
Leghorns Any Colour 189 190 191 192
Any Other Variety Softfeather Bantam 193 194 195 196
BANTAM HARDFEATHER COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Australian Game A.C. 201 262 263 264
Australian Pit Game Clean faced 265 266 267 268
Australian Pit Game Muff faced 269 270 271 272
Indian Game A.C. 273 274 275 276
Modern Game Black Red 277 278 279 280
Modern Game A.O.C. 285 286 287 288
OLD ENGLISH GAME BANTAMS COCK HEN CK’L PULLET
Old English Game Black Red Dark leg 291 292 293 294
Old English Game Black Red Light leg 295 296 297 298
Old English Game Wheaten Black Tail 299 300
Old English Game Blue Red 301 302 303 304
Old English Game Wheaten Blue Tail 305 306
Old English Game Pile A. C. 307 308 309 310
Old English Game Spangle 311 312 313 314
Old English Game Duckwing A.C. 315 316 317 318
Old English Game A. O. C.
36SECTION 4: POULTRY POULTRY PAVILION
PAIRS SOFTFEATHER HARDFEATHER
Exhibition Pair, Large Fowl 321 322
Exhibition Pair, Bantam 323 324
Pair of Females Large Fowl 325 326
Pair of Females, Bantam 327 328
WATERFOWL DRAKE DUCK
Any Heavy Breed 331 332
Any Light Breed 333 334
Any Bantam Breed 365 366
JUNIOR EXHIBITORS – Under 15 years
(Free Entry –
All Junior exhibitors get a prize) MALE FEMALE
Softfeather, any Breed, Large 341 342
Softfeather, any Breed, Bantam 343 344
Hardfeather, any Breed, Large 345 346
Hardfeather, any Breed, Bantam 347 348
Waterfowl, Any Breed 349 350
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES
1. Grand Champion Fowl Trophy & Society Sash
2. Reserve Champion Fowl Trophy & Society Sash
3. Champion Large Softfeather Society Sash
4. Champion Large Hardfeather Society Sash
5. Champion Softfeather Bantam Society Sash
6. Champion Hardfeather Bantam Society Sash
7. Champion Pair Society Sash
8. Champion Waterfowl Society Sash
9. Best Junior Exhibit Society Sash
10. Champion Cards: Each Breed or Variety.
PRESENTATION OF GRAND CHAMPION FOWL WILL
COMMENCE IMMEDIATELY AFTER GRAND PARADE
37SECTION 5: CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW DOG ARENA
Starting Time: 8:30am
Chief Dog Steward:
Valley Horne 0427 831 205
Note to all competitors: For entry conditions please see Dogs
Queensland Rules 2017. Competition rules conform to Championship
Dog Show rules of Dogs Queensland, which can be found at
https://dogsqueensland.org.au/members/rules-1/. Entry Fee $12 per
animal. Exhibitors with up to 2 dogs will be granted one gate pass.
Exhibitors with 3 dogs or more will be granted 2 gate passes.
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association
would like to thank A La Carte for their generous support of this
section
38SECTION 5: CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW DOG ARENA
GROUPS
Group 1. Toys Dogs Group 2. Terriers Group 3. Gundogs
Group 4. Hounds Group 5. Working Dogs Group 6. Utility Dogs
Group 7 Non-Sporting
CLASSES
All Groups
1. Baby Puppy Dog
1A. Baby Puppy Bitch
2. Minor Puppy Dog
2A. Minor Puppy Bitch
3. Puppy Dog
3A. Puppy Bitch
4. Junior Dog
4A. Junior Bitch
5. Intermediate Dog
5A. Intermediate Bitch
5. State-bred Dog
9A. State-bred Bitch
6. Australian-bred Dog
10A. Australian-bred Bitch
7. Open Dog
11A. Open Bitch
18. Open Neuter Dog
18A. Open Neuter Bitch
Best & Reserve Best in Bred in each group to be awarded
Class winners also awarded (along with runners up in Classes 18/18A)
Best on Show will be eligible for Overall Best on Show.
Ribbons donated by Helen Young
39SECTION 6: CHAINSAW RACING TIMBER ARENA
Starting Time: 9:30am
Chief Chainsaw Stewards:
Will & Donna Hutchins 0429 673 858
Note to all competitors: Certain classes have limits on entrants – please
see ‘Entry Conditions’ for details. Entry Forms may be mailed to: The
Secretary, Proston Show Society, PO Box 44, Proston Qld 4613 with
cheque enclosed payable to Proston Show Society (please do not send
Cash in mail) or emailed to nominations.prostonshow@gmail.com with
fee paid by Direct Deposit to Proston Show Society: BSB 064423 ac no.
10210554 ID: Section and Surname.
40SECTION 6: CHAINSAW RACING ENTRY CONDITIONS
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. Competitors must supply their address and contact details
2. Entries for the Event 10 are limited to the first 12 nominations
3. Entries for Events 1, 2, 3 & 5 are limited to the first 18 nominations
4. The Proston PA&H Society retains the right to alter or cancel any event
5. Decisions of the Judges are final
Special Acknowledgements
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association would like
to thank the following sponsors for their support of the Sections 6:
Class 4 – Open Hot Saw
Ollie’s Mower Service
Class 10 – Open Post Rip
Stihl Shop Kingaroy
41SECTION 6: CHAINSAW RACING TIMBER ARENA
Class 1. 78cc Speed
Entry Fee $10 First $80 Second $50 Third $30
Class 2. 100cc Speed
Entry Fee $10 First $80 Second $50 Third $30
Class 3. Open Modified Speed
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 4. Open Hot Saw
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 5. Ladies 100cc Speed
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 6. Disk Stack
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 7. Novice Rip
Entry Fee $5 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 8. Jack and Jill Post Rip
Entry Fee $15 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 9. 100cc Post Rip
Entry Fee $15 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 10. Open Post Rip
Entry Fee $15 First $150 Second $100 Third $80
OPEN POST RIP FINAL WILL BE HELD IN THE MAIN ARENA
CALCUTTA WILL BE HELD AT 5:00PM PRIOR TO EVENT
42SECTION 7: WOODCHOP & SAW TIMBER ARENA
Starting Time: 9:30am
Chief Woodchop Steward:
Craig Wagner 0427 563 287
Note to all competitors: Nominations close 14 days prior to the show –
Saturday, 19th February 2022. All entry forms & fees to be sent to the
Queensland Axemen’s Association. Please list your surname and section
as a reference on payments. Entries can be mailed to the association or
emailed through to Rohan Skennar, QAA Secretary – 47 Canowie Road,
Jindalee QLD 4074 or qldaxemensassn@outlook.com
43SECTION 7: WOODCHOP & SAW ENTRY CONDITIONS
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. Competitors must supply their address and contact details
2. All events cut under rules and regulations of the Queensland
Axemen’s Association
3. Entries for Events 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 are limited to the first 18 nominations
4. Entries for the Event 7 are limited to the first 8 nominations
5. The Proston PA&H Society retains the right to alter or cancel any event
6. Decisions of the Judges are final
44Special Acknowledgements
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Show would like to
thank the following sponsors for their support of the Sections 6:
Class 5 – 275mm Underhand Veterans Handicap
Sponsored by Ransen Timber Company
Classes 6 & 7 – 300mm Standing & Tree Felling Championships
Sponsored by Noel Young
Classes 8 & 9 – Sawing classes
Sponsored by Craig Wagner & Ransen Timber Company
45SECTION 7: WOODCHOP & SAW TIMBER ARENA
WOODCHOP CLASSES
Class 1. 250mm Standing Handicap
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 2. 300mm Underhand Handicap
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 3. 300mm Standing Handicap
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 4. 275mm Underhand Handicap
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 5. 275mm Underhand Veterans Handicap
Entry Fee $10 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 6. Noel Young 300mm Standing Championship
Entry Fee $15 First $150 Second $100 Third $50
Class 7. 300mm Tree Felling Handicap
Entry Fee $10 First $250 Second $150 Third $100
SAWING CLASSES
Class 8. Handicap M Tooth
Entry Fee $5 First $100 Second $60 Third $40
Class 9. 450mm Open – Double Handed Saw Championship
Entry Fee $10 First $150 Second $100 Third $50
Prize for the most points in Woodchop & Saw
$50 cash donated by Helen Young
46SECTION 8: PET PARADE MAIN RING
Judging: 9:30am
Chief Pet Parade Steward:
Viv White 0412 016 564
Note to all competitors: Free nominations. If you are unable to bring an
animal to the pet parade, you can ask to borrow one from Viv’s Farm
Animals on the day. Competing animals may be left in cages at the
farmyard until 6:00pm on Show Day.
47SECTION 8: PET PARADE MAIN RING
CLASSES
Class 1. Large Dogs – best behaved
Dogs above adult knee height
Class 2. Large Dogs – best tricks
Dogs above adult knee height
Class 3. Small Dogs – best behaved
Dogs below adult knee height
Class 4. Small Dogs – best tricks
Dogs below adult knee height
Class 5. Guinea Pigs – best presented
Class 6. Feathered animals – best presented
Class 7. Feathered animals – best tricks
e.g.: poultry, waterfowl, aviary birds etc.
Class 8. Farm Animals – best presented
e.g.: lambs, goats, calves etc.
Class 9. Interbreed Championship – best dressed animal
Open to all breeds of animal
Class 10. Interbreed Championship – best on show
Open to all breeds of animal
48SECTION 9: WHIP CRACKING MAIN RING
Starting Time: Saturday afternoon after Grand Parade
Chief Whip Cracking Steward:
Kathy Duff 0437 020 705
Note to all competitors: Free nominations. Sections are as follows:
1. Pee Wees – 8 years and under
2. Juniors – 9 years to 12 years
3. Juveniles – 13 years to 16 years
4. Open – 17 years and over
The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association
would like to thank Alicia’s Spa & Hair Work & Goomeri Emporium
for their generous support of this section
49SECTION 10: YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE FRIDAY
Starting Time: Saturday evening
Chief Young Farmers Challenge Steward:
Viv White 0412 016 564
Note to all competitors: Entry for teams of four (4). Challenge will
involve an obstacle course based on farming skills. Get a team together,
get a costume, get a sponsor, and get ready to have a great time on
Friday night. Expressions of interest can be sent to
nominations.prostonshow@gmail.com
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED FOR WINNERS
50SECTION 11: DECORATE A WOODEN BASKET
Displayed all day on main ring
Chief Steward:
Mortimer Duff 0488 992 334
Note to all competitors: Free nominations for children. Please put
name, age, and a contact number on the back of your entry. Contact
steward for details on how to collect a template for decoration.
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED FOR WINNERS IN PRE SCHOOL,
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL AGE GROUPS
51Across Queensland, QCWA branch members will be celebrating the
Association’s 100th anniversary which occurs on 11th August 2022.
Connecting women across Queensland
QCWA – PROSTON BRANCH
Since 1922 the QCWA has been a prominent fixture in country and city
towns alike. From the humble beginnings of providing an organisation
for women to overcome the loneliness and worry of isolation it is now a
society providing friendship and support to women across the world.
Throughout the years women across Queensland have banded together
to share in a history filled with love, care and of course we can’t forget
tea and scones.
We are an active community of women who, together improve the lives
of people living regional, rural and remote Queensland. We are mums,
grandmothers, single or married; we are women employed in the home
or in the workforce; we are just like you.
We hold a general meeting on the second Tuesday of each month in our
rooms in Rodney Street, Proston, starting at 9:30am. On every Monday of
the month, we gather for craft and laughter
(again, at the CWA rooms) from 9:30 until approx. 1 or 2pm.
You do not have to be a member to join our craft group.
It doesn’t matter where you live; there’s a way for you to join in the fun,
join in the activities and feel connected to other women.
52SECTIONS 12-24: PAVILION MAIN PAVILION
Judging: From Wednesday, 2nd March 9:00am
Chief Steward:
Brenda Johanson 0438 689 342
Note to all competitors:. Entry Fee 50c per exhibit. Prize Money First
$4 Second $2 (unless specified otherwise). Points First 2, Second 1. Entry
Forms may be mailed to: The Secretary, Proston Show Society, PO Box
44, Proston Qld 4613 with cheque enclosed payable to Proston Show
Society (please do not send Cash in mail) or emailed to
nominations.prostonshow@gmail.com with fee paid by Direct Deposit to
Proston Show Society: BSB 064423 ac no. 10210554 ID: Section and
Surname. Entry tickets must be attached to each exhibit by the exhibitor.
53SECTION 12: PAVILION CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
All exhibitors must pay gate fee. Everyone on showgrounds
must have a wristband.
1. Entries must be submitted by 9:00am on the following dates:
12. Farm Produce Friday March 4th, 2022
13. Handcrafts Thursday March 3rd, 2022
14. Needlework & Embroidery Wednesday March 2nd, 2022
15. Knitting & Crochet Wednesday March 2nd, 2022
16. Cooking Friday March 4th, 2022
17. Jams, Jellies, Preserves etc. Friday March 4th, 2022
18. Horticulture Friday March 4th, 2022
19. Floral Art Friday March 4th, 2022
20. Photography Saturday 26th February 2022
21. Fine Arts Thursday March 3 rd, 2022
22. Junior Fine Arts Thursday March 3 rd, 2022
23. Schoolwork Thursday March 3rd, 2022
24. Lego & Duplo Thursday March 3rd, 2022
2. Exhibits can be collected under the supervision of the stewards at
the conclusion of the Grand Parade
3. Any exhibitors who would like to display their entries in the Grand
Parade may arrange to collect their entries from 2:00pm on March 5 th
under the supervision of the stewards
4. Judges will award the Lady Florence Bjelke-Petersen Memorial
Award for Supreme Exhibit of the Pavilion
EXHIBITS CAN BE COLLECTED UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE
STEWARDS AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE GRAND PARADE
ANY EXHIBITORS WHO WOULD LIKE TO DISPLAY THEIR ENTRIES IN
THE GRAND PARADE MAY COLLECT THEIR ENTRIES FROM 2:00PM ON
SATURDAY MARCH 5TH UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE STEWARDS
54SECTION 12: FARM PRODUCE MAIN PAVILION
Chief Stewards:
Liz Wessling 0421 651 860
Cec Sullivan 0428 627 626
Grain
1. Three stalks hybrid maize – green with cob
2. Three stalks hybrid sorghum – any variety in head
3. Three stalks or bushes of any other crop for harvest
4. Sample of clean harvested crops e.g.: grains, beans
Green Fodder (in sheaves)
5. Green Panic
6. Rhodes Grass
7. Improved Pasture
8. Any other variety
Baled Hay
9. Lucerne
10. Fodder Sorghum
11. Grass improved pasture
12. Any other variety
Champion Exhibit Classes 1-12 – Ribbon
Eggs
13. Six Hen eggs, white or tinted – best marketing eggs (unwashed)
14. Six Hen eggs, brown – best marketing eggs (unwashed)
15. Six Heaviest Hen eggs
16. Six Eggs – any other variety
17. Six Bantam eggs
Champion Exhibit Classes 13-17 – Ribbon
Honey
18. Honey – min. 200gm jar
19. Creamed honey – min. 200gm jar
20. Frame of honey
Champion Exhibit Classes 18-20 – Ribbon
55SECTION 12: FARM PRODUCE MAIN PAVILION
Fruit
21. Hand of bananas
22. Lime (2)
23. Lemon (2)
24. Passionfruit (2)
25. Dragon fruit (2)
26. Mango (2)
27. Watermelon
28. Heaviest watermelon
29. Rockmelon
30. Jam melon
31. Rosellas (plate)
32. Any other variety
33. Best collection of fruit – six different items
34. Plate of nuts – any variety
Champion Exhibit Classes 21-34 – Ribbon
Vegetables
35. Squash or marrow – any variety
36. Collection of squash or marrow – min. three different varieties
37. Sweet corn cobs (2)
38. Tomato – large, red (3)
39. Tomato – any other variety (3)
40. Silver beet – bunch (3)
41. Lettuce – any variety
42. Beetroot (3)
43. Zucchini (2)
44. Beans – any variety (3)
45. Carrot – any variety (2)
46. Cucumber – any variety (2)
47. Choko (2)
48. Capsicum (2)
49. Onions – brown (suitable for market) (2)
50. Onions – white (suitable for market) (2)
51. Potato – any variety (2)
52. Sweet potato – white (2)
53. Sweet potato – red (2)
54. Heaviest potato – one variety (3)
55. Triamble pumpkin
56SECTION 12: FARM PRODUCE MAIN PAVILION
56. Queensland Blue pumpkin
57. Jap pumpkin
58. Pumpkin – any other variety
59. Heaviest pumpkin
60. Collection of vegetables – six different items
61. Any other variety of vegetable – same variety (2)
62. Collection of herbs – min. four different varieties
63. Family display First $5 Second $3
Any farm garden produce and home manufacture. No more than 12
exhibits. This display is judged on presentation, labelling, and quality
of exhibits. All varieties to be named.
Champion Exhibit Classes 35-63 – Ribbon
Prize for the most points in Farm Produce.
Prize for the entry with most effective use of Proston Show Theme
donated by Peter & Lyn Manthey
Junior Section
64. Hen eggs (2)
65. Eggs – any other variety (2)
66. Watermelon
67. Any other fruit
68. Sweet corn
69. Tomato (2)
70. Pumpkin
71. Any other vegetable
Champion Exhibit Classes 64-71 – Ribbon
Prize for the most points in Junior Farm Produce.
Prize for the entry with most effective use of Proston Show Theme
57SECTION 13: HANDCRAFTS MAIN PAVILION
Chief Stewards:
Deirdre Lee, Helen Charity 0428 689 529
Woodcraft
1. Any article in wood turning
2. Any article in wood burning
3. Any article in wood on wheels
4. Any article in wood carving
5. Any article in fretwork or scroll saw
6. Any wooden toy not on wheels
7. Any wooden box (small)
8. Any other wooden article
Champion Exhibit Classes 1-8 – Ribbon
Scrapbooking & Paper Craft
9. Scrapbooking – heritage (single or double page)
10. Scrapbooking – family (single or double page)
11. Scrapbooking – babies (single or double page)
12. Scrapbooking – celebrations (single or double page)
13. Scrapbooking – any other subject (single or double page)
14. Cards – set of three
15. Quilling – any article
16. Miscellaneous article – any other paper craft
Champion Exhibit Classes 9-16 – Ribbon
Handcrafted Jewellery
17. Necklace
18. Bracelet or Bangle
19. Pair of earrings
20. Any other item
Champion Exhibit Classes 17-20 – Ribbon
Framed Article
21. Picture – any materials
22. Article in tapestry
23. Article in cross stitch
24. Article in long stich
Champion Exhibit Classes 21-24 – Ribbon
58SECTION 13: HANDCRAFTS MAIN PAVILION
Miscellaneous
25. Any article in leatherwork
26. Any article in Christmas decorations
27. Cushion
28. Coat hanger – crocheted or sewn (not knitted)
29. Shopping bag or basket – any material
30. Wall hanging/plaque
31. Teddy Bear or doll
32. Any article in mosaics
33. Any novelty item
34. Any article in fabric painting
35. Any article in any recycled material
36. Any article in recycled fabric
37. Any article in folk art
38. Article in craft not specified – 30cm and under
39. Article in craft not specified – 30cm and over
Champion Exhibit Classes 25-39 – Ribbon
Prize for the most points in Handcrafts donated by Deidre Lee.
Prize for the entry with most effective use of Proston Show Theme
donated by Cheryl Simpson.
Junior Section
40. Any piece of handcrafted jewellery
41. Paper craft
42. Fabric dyeing or printing article
43. Mobile – any medium
44. Any article in leather
45. Construction using odds and ends
46. Any article in metalwork
47. Any article in woodwork
48. Model made from any construction kit
49. Any article not specified – preschool to Grade 3
50. Any article not specified – Grade 4 to Grade 6
51. Any article not specified – Grade 7 and above
Champion Exhibit Classes 40-51 – Ribbon
Prize for the most points in Junior Handcrafts.
Prize for the entry with most effective use of Proston Show Theme
59SECTION 14: NEEDLEWORK MAIN PAVILION
Chief Steward:
Lyn Manthey 0438 381 268
Note: All work to be unused and unwashed.
Garment is a wearable piece. An article is not worn. An item may be either.
Needlework and Machine Sewing
1. Infants' garment – 0 – 12 months
2. Children’s garment
3. Women’s garment
4. Men’s garment
5. Two potholders – not identical
6. Garment in stretch sewing
7. Work apron
8. Thrift – something new from something old (include photo of old)
9. Daintiest apron
10. Any item not specified
Champion Exhibit Classes 1-10 – Ribbon
Embroidery
11. Best smocked item
12. Supper cloth
13. Table centre
14. One handkerchief – embroidered corner
15. Drawn thread work
16. Item in gingham or counted thread
17. Duchess set
18. Any item in candle wicking
19. Three items – each of different embroidery
20. Embroidery – not specified
Champion Exhibit Classes 11-20 – Ribbon
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