SHOW SCHEDULE 2016 NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SPRING SHOW - 'Spring into Narrogin'
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‘Spring into Narrogin’
NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL
SPRING SHOW
Saturday 15 October
th
SHOW SCHEDULE 2016
This schedule is for exhibitors intending to exhibit in
the Show
Show Day Entry: Gold Coin Donation
OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS
Narrogin Agricultural Society
Office Address
John Higgins Community Complex
Clayton Road, Narrogin
SHOW OFFICE OPENING HOURS
Wednesday 5th October 9am – 4pm
Thursday 6th October 9am – 4pm
Friday 7th October 9am – 4pm
Monday 10th October 9am – 4pm
Tuesday 11th October 9am – 4pm
SHOW OFFICE WILL BE LOCATED AT
NLC CONTROL ROOM FROM
Inside the Court Centre
Friday 14th October 8am – 4pm
Saturday 15th October (Show Day) 8am to 5.30pm
Postal Address
PO Box 357 Narrogin WA 6312
Email Association Secretary: nassecretary16@gamil.com
Web Address: www.narroginagsociety.com.au
INDEX
SECTION NAME SECTION PAGE No
Exhibition Hall Rules & Regulations ............................10
Art...........................................................J………………11
Arts & Crafts ..........................................M……………...14
Chocolate Cake Recipe…………………………………...26
Collector’s Corner..................................K……………....12
Cooking .................................................P……………....19
Dolls and Toys.......................................MT………….....16
Equestrian…………………………………………………..34 - 40
Floriculture.............................................W………………28 - 29
Fruit, Vegetables and Herbs..................T……………….27
Junior Arts & Crafts ...............................MJ…………….15
Junior Cooking.......................................PJ……………..25
Junior Floriculture ..................................WJ…………….30
Junior Fruit, Vegetables and Herbs……TJ……………..27
Junior Photography ...............................YJ……………..33
Knitting and Crochet ..............................L………………13
Lemon Syrup Cake Recipe……………………………….24
Machine Sewing ....................................N……………...16
Needlework............................................NN…………….16
Paper Craft ............................................MP…………….16
Patchwork..............................................NP…………….17
People with Disability.............................O………………18
Photography ..........................................Y……………....31 - 33
Preserves ...............................................Q……………...26
Poultry and Eggs..................................... F……………….6 - 9
Sheep .....................................................B……………...1 - 4
Ute Muster ……………………………….UM……………Back
Wool ......................................................C……………….5
GENERAL INFORMATION
RULES, REGULATIONS AND BY-LAWS GOVERNING THIS SHOW
Subject to any alterations, additions or variations which the Committee may deem advisable, the
Annual Show will be conducted under the Rules & Regulations and By-Laws governing the Royal
Agricultural Society.
ENTRY FORMS
See middle pages. Additional Entry Forms are available from our web site
www.narroginagsociety.com.au or email nassecretary16@gmail.com
SCALE OF POINTS
Where applicable the following Scale of Points will be used to determine winners of trophies and
special prizes:
First Prize ..............5 points
Second Prize .........3 points
Disclaimer - All details are correct at time of printing. Some details may change due to
unforeseen circumstances. For up to date information check our web page –
www.narroginagsociety.com.au
SECTION B — SHEEP
Chief Stewards: Ashley Lock Ph: 9881 3091
Richard Chadwick Ph: 0427 812 329
Exhibits must be penned not later than 8:30 am on Saturday, and judging will commence at
9:00 am sharp.
No residency limit for entries.
Points will be allocated to class size. Members Entry Fee $3. Non-Members Entry Fee $4
Entry Restriction: Exhibitors are limited to two entries in any one Class. Group Classes to
be taken from exhibits.
Any exhibit that, in the opinion of the Judges, does not comply with the conditions shall be
disqualified. The Judges decision in the matter is final. Shorn classes to be regulation shorn,
unless otherwise stated.
All Merino Sheep to be shown in full wool, unless otherwise stated. Number of days' growth of
wool must be shown on entry form and also on tags provided by the Society, which must be
attached to the exhibit.
Ages of Sheep: Ages of Sheep must be computed up to the day of judging. Sheep competing in
the under 1 ½ year old classes must not show more than two permanent teeth, and Sheep
competing in the 1 ½ years and older classes must not show less than four permanent teeth.
Champion Ribbons will be issued to the Champion Ram and Ewe in every Merino and Prime
Lamb Breeds Section, also Champion Ewe in Farmers' Classes. Ribbons will also be issued to the
Grand Champion Merino Ram (horned or polled) and Grand Champion Merino Ewe & Supreme
Exhibit.
Presentation of awards - 2:00pm in ram shed.
Sponsors for the Awards:
Narrogin and Districts Stud Breeders Association
R.L. Wiese Landmark
Wesfarmers Federation Insurance Ingrey Ford
Ernie Lock Memorial Award Ivomec Award
J & J Hoysted Award Elders Ltd
AllStock (WA CSBP
Whitford Fertilisers Narrogin (John and Doreen Patmore)
CountryWide Insurance Brokers Narrogin
Bill Wade Memorial Award (Donated by N&DSBA)
MERINO
Merino - (Horned) Strong Wool
Class
1. Ram, under 20 months, shorn after May August 15 last. (Regulation shorn)
1 last. Must not show more than three
permanent teeth unhoused or unrugged. 3. Ewe, under 20 months, (Horned or Poll)
2. Ram, under 20 months, shorn after shorn after August 15 last
Merino - (Horned) Medium Wool
Class
4. Ram, under 20 months, shorn after May 6. Ewe, under 20 months, (Horned or Poll)
1 last. Must not show more than four shorn after August 15 last. (Regulation
permanent teeth unhoused or unrugged. Shorn)
5. Ram, under 20 months, shorn after
August 15 last. (Regulation shorn)
Merino - (Horned) Fine Wool
Class
7. Ram, under 20 months, shorn after May
1 last. Must not show more than four
permanent teeth unhoused or unrugged.
8. Ram, under 20 months, shorn after
August 15 last. (Regulation shorn)
Poll Merino - Strong Wool
Class
9. Ram under 20 months, shorn after
August 15, last. (Regulation shorn),
Poll and must not show more than 4
Permanent teethPoll Merino - Medium Wool
Class
10. Ram under 20 months, shorn after May 11. Ram under 20 months, shorn after
1 last. Poll and must not show more August 15, last. (Regulation shorn), Poll
than 4 permanent teeth and must not show more than 4
permanent teeth
Poll Merino - Fine Wool
Class
12. Ram under 20 months, shorn after
August 15, last. (Regulation shorn),
Poll and must not have more than 4
permanent teeth
GROUP CLASSES
Registered Stud Breeders Only
Class
13. Champion Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs, 14. Champion Pen of 3 Ram Lambs, shorn
shorn after July 1 last and to be after July 1 last and to be dropped after
dropped after February 1 last February 1 last
FARMERS’ CLASSES
Registered Stud Breeders are not eligible to compete. All entries must be unhoused and
unrugged.
Class
15. Merino Ewe, strong wool, under 1 ½ 16. Merino Ewe, fine or medium wool, 1 ½
years years or over
PRIME LAMB BREEDS
Each class must have more than one exhibitor to gain points.
All ewes over 1½ years must have lamb at foot, or show evidence of having reared a lamb in
current season. Shorn sheep are not to carry more than 25mm of wool.
SUFFOLK
Class
17. Ram, 1½ years and over 21. Ewe, under 1½ years
18. Ram, under 1½ years 22. Ewe Lamb, born after March 1, last
19. Ram Lamb, born after March 1, last 23. Group: 1 ram and 2 ewes (taken from
20. Ewe, 1½ years and over exhibits)
ANY OTHER BREEDSClass
24. Ram, 1½ years and over 28. Ewe, under 1½ years
25. Ram, under 1½ years 29. Ewe Lamb, born after March 1, last
26. Ram Lamb, born after March 1, last 30. Group: 1 ram and 2 ewes (taken from
27. Ewe, 1½ years and over Exhibits)
S & D STRAHAN
PAINTING SERVICE
ABN 63 671 568 241 Registered No. 7710
For all your painting
requirements
Phone: Steve or Dianne
0427 880 976 or 0407 473 878SECTION C - WOOL
Chief Steward: Ann Rintoul Ph: 9885 1031
ENTRY FEE: $4.00
Exhibits MUST be in Narrogin Leisure Centre by 10:30am SHARP on Friday. Judging will
commence at 11:30am SHARP. Each exhibitor is restricted to TWO (2) entries per class.
Entry forms to NAS Show Office or emailed to Secretary (nassecretary16@gmail.com).
Entries close 12th October, 2016.
CONDITIONS: All fleeces must be skirted to the standard recognised by AWEX code of practice,
unless otherwise stated. Bellies and pieces must not be attached to the exhibit. All exhibits must
be from the present season's clip. The number of day’s growth must be stated on the entry form
and exhibit ticket. The judge has the right to transfer to the proper class, any exhibit which, has
been wrongly entered. Lambs’ wool must be under 5cm in length.
JUDGING:
Wool exhibits will be judged on the following Championship Ribbons will be awarded
scale of points: for:
Character ...............................................20 Champion Merino Ram Fleece
Handle ...................................................14 Champion Merino Unhoused Fleece
Colour or Bloom .....................................10 Champion Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece
Length ....................................................14 Champion Farmers’ Classes Merino
Soundness .............................................16 Fleece.
Evenness ...............................................10 Grand Champion Fleece.
Density ...................................................16
Total ......................................................100
Presentations at 2.00pm on stage at NLC
OPEN CLASSES
Class
1. Strong Wool , Merino .2 Fleeces 6. Strong Wool Merino Ram Fleece
2. Medium Wool , Merino , 2 Fleeces 7. Medium Wool Ram Fleece
3. Fine Wool , Merino 2 Fleeces 8. Fine Wool Ram Fleece
4. Strong Wool Merino Fleece, Unhoused 9. Collection of 6 Merino(To comprise 1
5. Medium and Fine Wool Merino Fleece, Ram, 2 Ewes, 2 Hoggets & 1Lamb)
Unhoused. 10. Merino Lambs’ Wool 2kg
FARMERS’ CLASSES
Class
11. Fine Wool Merino Fleece 14. Two Hoggets’ Fleeces
12. Medium Wool Merino Fleece 15. Merino Lams’ Wool 2kg
13. Strong Wool Merino FleeceSECTION F – POULTRY & EGGS
Run by: Narrogin Poultry Society Chief Steward: Owen Gath 9888 4054
Entry Fee: $3.00 per entry
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
Entries close 4.00pm, Friday 30th September, 2016.
Infested or diseased birds will NOT be admitted.
Entries must be in the shed by 9.00am on SATURDAY 15th October. Judging will commence at
9.30am sharp.
Exhibits may be collected after 4.00pm on Saturday. Earlier collection may be possible at the
discretion of the Chief Steward.
Send entries and entry fee to: Narrogin Poultry Society
PO Box 568
NARROGIN WA 6312
NO LATE OR PHONE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
AWARDS:
Champion and Reserve Champion rosettes will be awarded for each of the following sections:
Heavy Breed Heavy Soft Feather Bantam
Light Breed Light Soft Feather Bantam
Large Hard Feather Hard Feather Bantam
Waterfowl Junior
Pairs Novice
Champion sashes will be awarded for: Prize vouchers
Best Hard Feather in Show generously supplied
Best Soft Feather in Show by Ballards of
Reserve Best Bird in Show Narrogin
A perpetual trophy will be awarded for:
Best Bird in Show
PRIZES
First place - $4.00
Second place - $2.00
Most Points in Open Sections - $20.00 voucher
Most points in Junior/Novice Sections - $10.00 voucher
Champion (sections listed above) - $20.00 voucher
Reserve Champion (sections listed above) - $10.00 voucherHEAVY BREED
1. Langshan, AC, male 13. Buff Sussex, Male
2. Langshan, AC, female 14. Bluff Sussex, Female
3. Orpington, AC, mal. 15. Sussex AOC, Male
4. Orpington, AC, female 16. Sussex AOC, Female
5. Frizzle, AC, male 17. Plymouth Rock, Male
6. Frizzle, AC, female 18. Plymouth Rock, Female
7. Australorp, male 19. Wyandotte, white, male
8. Australorp, female 20. Wyandotte, white, female
9. Rhode Island Red, male 21. Wyandotte, laced, male
10. Rhode Island Red, female 22. Wyandotte, laced, female
11. Light Sussex, male 23. Wyandotte, AOC, male
12. Light Sussex, female 24. Wyandotte, AOC, female
25. Any other variety, heavy breed, male
Nominate Bree.
26. Any other variety, heavy breed, female
Nominate breed
LIGHT BREED
27. Ancona, male 36.
Leghorn, AC, female
28. Ancona, female 37.
Hamburgh, any colour, male
29. Aracuana, AC, male 38.
Hamburgh, any colour, female
30. Aracuana, AC, female 39.
Silkie, AC, male
31. Minorca, male 40.
Silkie, AC, female
32. Minorca, female 41.
Any other variety, light breed, male
33. Polish, AC, male Nominate Breed
34. Polish, AC, female 42. Any other variety, light breed, female
35. Leghorn, AC, male Nominate breed
LARGE HARD FEATHER
43. Old English Game black red male 55. Malay, male
44. Old English Game partridge female 56. Malay, female
45. Old English Game pile male 57. Modern, AC, male
46. Old English Game pile female 58. Modern, AC, female
47. Old English Game blue red male 59. Indian Game, AC, male
48. Old English Game blue red female 60. Indian Game, AC, female
49. Old. English Game duckwing male 61. Australian Game, male
50. Old English Game duckwing female 62. Australian Game, female
51. Old English Game AC male 63. Any other variety, male - nominate
52. Old English Game AC female breed
53. Jubilee, male 64. Any other variety, female - nominate
54. Jubilee, female breedBANTAM SOFT FEATHER HEAVY
65. Australorp, male 81. Wyandotte, silver pencilled, male
66. Australorp, female 82. Wyandotte, silver pencilled, female
67. Frizzle, AC, male 83. Wyandotte, partridge, male
68. Frizzle, AC, female 84. Wyandotte, partridge, female
69. Langshan, AC, male 85. Wyandotte, AOC, male
70. Langshan, AC, female 86. Wyandotte, AOC, female
71. Orpington, AC, male 87. Rhode Island Red, male
72. Orpington, AC, female 88. Rhode Island Red, female
73. Pekin, AC, male 89. Plymouth Rock male.
74. Pekin, AC, female 90. Plymouth Rock female
75. Wyandotte, white, male 91. Sussex, AC, male
76. Wyandotte, white, female 92. Sussex, AC, female
77. Wyandotte, black, male 93. Any other variety, heavy male Nominate
78. Wyandotte, black, female Breed
79. Wyandotte, laced, male 94. Any other variety, heavy female
80. Wyandotte, laced, female Nominate Breed
BANTAM SOFT FEATHER LIGHT
95. Ancona, male 102. Leghom, AC, female
96. Ancona, female 103. Minorca, male
97. Aracuana, male 104. Minorca, female.
98. Aracuana, female 105. Any other variety light breed, male
99. Rosecomb, AC, male Nominate Breed.
100. Rosecomb, AC, female 106. Any other variety light breed, female
101. Leghorn, AC, male Nominate Breed
BANTAM HARD FEATHER
107. Modern, black red, male 129. Old English Game, partridge, dark or
108. Modern, partridge, female light leg, female
109. Modern, blue red, male 130. Old English Game, black tail or wheaten
110. Modern, blue red, female clay, female
111. Modern, brown red or birchen, male 131. Old English Game, blue tail, wheaten,
112. Modern, brown red or birchen, female female
113. Modern, duckwing, male 132. Old English Game, ginger, male
114. Modern, duckwing, female 133. Old English Game, ginger, female
115. Modern, pile, male 134. Old English Game, Duckwing, male
116. Modern, pile, female 135. Old English Game, Duckwing, female
117. Modern, Any Other Variety, male 136. Old English Game, spangle, male
118. Modern, Any Other Variety, female 137. Old English Game, spangle, female
119. Indian Game, AC, male 138. Old English Game, blue red, male
120. Indian Game, AC, female 139. Old English Game, blue red, female
121. Australian, game, male 140. Old English Game, AOC, male
122. Australian, game, female 141. Old English Game, AOC, female
123. Old English Game, brown red or grey, 142. Any Other Variety Hard Feather
male Bantam, male
124. Old English Game, brown red or grey, 143. Any other variety Hard Feather Bantam,
female female. Nominate Breed
125. Old English Game, pile, male
126. Old English Game, pile, female
127.
128. Old English Game, black red, maleWATERFOWL
144. Campbell, AC, drake 149. Indian Runner, AC, duck
145. Campbell, AC, duck 150. Any Other Variety, drake
146. Muscovy, AC, drake 151. Any Other Variety, duck
147. Muscovy, AC, duck 152. Goose - Any variety. Nominate breed
148. Indian Runner, AC, drake 153. Gander - Any variety. Nominate breed
TURKEYS
154. Turkey, male, AC 155. Turkey, female AC
PEN CLASSES - PAIRS
156. Heavy Breed 160. Soft Feather Heavy Bantam
157. Light Breed 161. Soft Feather Light Bantam
158. Hard Feather Large 162. Waterfowl
159. Hard Feather Bantam
JUNIOR SECTION
Junior exhibitors (5-16 years) are required to exhibit a breed or colour of breed which is not being
exhibited by their parents and it is requested that the exhibitors pen their own exhibits.
163. Any variety large fowl 165. Any variety water fowl
164. Any variety bantam
NOVICE SECTION
Birds do not have to be pure bred. Pets and cross breeds are welcome in this section. Birds will be
judged on presentation and condition.
166. Any variety large fowl
167. Any variety bantam
168. Any variety water fowl
SECTION - EGGS
Section Steward: To be appointed by Narrogin Poultry Society
Entries will be displayed in the Poultry Shed
Section Rules: All eggs to be displayed on plain white paper bowl. No decoration allowed.
Eggs will be judged for uniformity, size, colour and weight. All eggs are to be clean, not
washed or oiled.
Award will be presented for:
Most points in section
Egg Classes
1. Bantam, four (4)
2. White Large Fowl, four (4)
3. AOV eggs, four (4)EXHIBITION HALL RULES & REGULATIONS
Entry fees must be paid in full at the Show Office when lodging exhibit/s. All entry forms
must be filled out prior to lodging. Any entry emailed will not be entered unless payment
has been made by EFT (reference noted on email with entry form) and tickets for exhibits
must be picked up by no later than Wednesday 12th October.
ENTRY FEE is $2.00 unless otherwise stated. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
Entry forms must be lodged by 3:00pm – Tuesday, 11th October
Photography & Floriculture entry forms must be lodged by 3.00pm
Monday, 10th October
Prize money can be collected from the Show Office after 10am on Saturday of the show,
however prize money not collected by 6:00pm will revert to the Society. If you, cannot
collect prize money on the day, please arrange for someone to pick it up on your behalf.
CHIEF STEWARDS: Kerry Suckling & Jenny Ettridge
These are the rules for all sections, unless otherwise stated -
All exhibits, with the society’s card attached, must be at the exhibition hall on Friday 14th October
2016, between 8:00am and 12:00 noon when section stewards will be in attendance. Judging will
commence at 12:45pm sharp. Only stewards, judges or their assistants are to remain in the
exhibition hall during judging.
o Exhibits to be presented in clean condition.
o Names on exhibits are to be covered on tickets.
o Any article having won a prize at a previous Narrogin Show is not eligible for entry.
o All articles must be the work of the exhibitor.
o Limit of three (3) entries per exhibitor per class permitted
o No exhibits are to be left/stored at the Office prior to the Show commencing with the
exception of photography.
Prize Money
1st Prize - $4.00
2nd Prize - $2.00
EXHIBITS ARE NOT TO BE COLLECTED BEFORE 4.30 PM SATURDAY
POINTS ALLOCATION: Where there is a tie in the number of points gained, the winner will be decided on
a count back. The Exhibitor gaining the most number of first places shall be declared the winner. Where
there may only be one or two entries the Judge may decide not to give a first or second if entries are not
worthy.
POINTS SYSTEM: 1st Place - 5 Points
2nd Place - 3 Points
Overall Points Winner for Exhibition Shed and various sections will be awarded at Presentations
Highly Commended may be awarded where there are seven (7) or more entries, or where the Judges class
an exhibit worthy of Commendation.
The Chief Steward, Section Stewards and Judges will resolve any disputes. Judges and Section Stewards
reserve the right to re-enter an entry into a more appropriate section and/or class. The decision of the
Society on all points shall be final and without recourse.
Award presentations will be made from the stage area in the exhibition hall at 2:00pm Saturday.SECTION J - ART
Section Steward: Mike Beckwith
Name and address must be on back of artwork; work must be that of the exhibitor.
Class 1 1st Prize - $500.00 2nd Prize - $175.00
Class 2 1st Prize - $250.00 2nd Prize - $175.00
Class 3 1st Prize - $175.00 2nd Prize - $85.00
Juniors 8 - 12 years 1st Prize - $10.00 2nd Prize - $5.00
13 -15 years 1st Prize - $20.00 2nd Prize - $10.00
16 -17 years 1st Prize - $40.00 2nd Prize - $20.00
Rules:
All art work (classes 01 – 03) must be hangable.
Works for sale (If artist agrees, with 20% commission to NAS). Price (if applicable) to be filled in
on entry form. Commission from art works sold will be used for next year’s art prizes. Art work can
be rejected if found offensive
ENTRY FEE: ADULTS $8.00 JUNIORS: $4.00
Adult Section
Class
1. Open - any subject or medium
2. Rural/Agricultural Scene - any medium
3. Portrait/Human Form - any medium
Junior Section
Class
4. 8 - 12 Years - any subject or medium
5. 13 - 15 Years - any subject or medium
6. 16 - 17 years - any subject or mediumSECTION K - COLLECTORS’ CORNER
Section Steward: To be appointed by NAS
Section Rules: Maximum space allowed for Collectable Items is 45 square centimetres. No
more than six (6) items.
8 YEARS AND UNDER
Class
1. Sports Cards, Six (6)
2. Any other article, Six (6)
9 - 11 YEARS
Class
3. Sports Cards, Six (6) 7. Animal Theme, Six (6)
4. Rubbers, Six (6) 8. Caps, Six (6)
5. Key rings, Six (6) 9. Any other article, Six (6)
6. Cars, Six (6)
OPEN
Class
10. Teaspoons, Six (6) 12. Collection of any articles, Six (6)
11. Salt & Pepper shakers, Six (6)SECTION L - KNITTING AND CROCHET WORK
Stewards: Anne-Marie Hayes & Kerry Suckling
Judging Guide:
Casting on and off stitches done evenly in tension and not too tightly. Joining in of yarn, picking up
of stitches around neck or armbands to be neat. Evenness of fabric and tension suited to yarn
chosen (fine needles for the fine yarn). Proportion-state if wearer is out of general proportion (long
arms). Suitability of yarn colour as regards pattern chosen (flecked or textured wool used in plain
pattern). Pressing, seaming and making up. Buttons to be stitched on with matching wool. Any
appropriate seaming method may be used. Flat seams on all children’s garments. Fair Isle must
be woven in at back of work. General finish, trimming and show appearance, may use crochet and
or silk edge.
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
HAND KNITTING
Class
1. Sleeveless Pullover or vest, child or 10. Baby Shawl
adult 11. Booties – 2 pairs
2. Adult’s pullover or cardigan any yarn 12. Baby bonnet
(Wool or acrylic) 13. Set of three items, for baby (e.g.
3. Pullover or cardigan, long sleeves, bonnet, booties, jacket)
pure wool or wool blend, label to be 14. Scarf, Poncho or Shawl
attached 15. Beanie
4. Child’s jumper 16. Any article or garment knitted with
5. Cardigan, Child’s with sleeves. lace insertions
6. Frock, Infant’s or Toddler’s 17. Knee rug, Baby Blanket or Cot Cover
7. Jacket or coat – baby 18. Any garment or article with fancy yarn
8. Jumper or Cardigan, child or adult, e.g. feather
made to feature three or more 19. Any garment article or garment not
colours mentioned
9. Tea Cosy 20. Knitted Dolls’ Outfit
CROCHET
Class
21. Jacket or coat, Baby 27. Piece of crochet work measuring 40cm
22. Rug or smaller
23. Shawl, Baby 28. Sleeveless pullover or vest
24. Booties, 2 pairs 29. Any adult pullover or cardigan
25. Scarf, Beanie or Baby Bonnet 30. Any other item, not previously
26. Piece of crochet work measuring over mentioned
40cmSECTION M – ARTS & CRAFTS
Section Stewards: Anne-Marie Hayes & Kerry Suckling
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner for Arts & Crafts
ARTS & CRAFTS (including
Class
1. Beading, any article 5. Any other craft not specified
2. Christmas decorations, two articles 6. Sculpture - open (Not exceeding
suitable for Christmas tree 1000mm x 1000mm)
3. Porcelain Painting, any design
4. Any piece of Pottery
CWA HANDICRAFT
Section Steward: To be appointed by NAS
1st Prize $10.00 2nd Prize $5.00
This class is restricted to branches of the Country Women’s Association.
Displays will be judged on points allocated for quality, variety and staging.
Class
7. Display consisting of 6 “distinct craft” to be placed on the approximate space of 1m x 1.22m
(backdrop).SECTION MJ - JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS
Stewards: Michelle Batt & Rachel Andrew
Section Rules: Maximum space allowed is 45 square centimeters. All models to be on solid
base. Lego or other connection type model, mounted on board not to exceed 35cm x 35cm
(no kit forms, using your imagination).
Awards presented for:
Overall Points for each age group in Junior Arts & Crafts
5 YEARS AND UNDER
Class
1. Own picture 5. Duplo model - using own imagination
2. Article from waste/recycled materials 6. Lego model or interlocking blocks, 1
3. Dressed doll or teddy bear only (No kit form)
4. Article from modelling clay or play 7. Handmade card - any design
dough
8 YEARS and UNDER
Class
8. Own picture 12. Lego model or interlocking blocks,
9. Article from waste/recycled materials 1 only (No kit form)
10. Decorated article (picture frame/basket 13. Handmade card – any design
etc.) 14. Any other article not specified
11. Duplo model - using own imagination
9 - 11 YEARS OF AGE
Class
15. Fabric painting - original design 21. Model from Lego, 1 only (No kit form)
16. Article from waste/recycled materials 22. Other connection type model - using own
17. Christmas tree decoration imagination
18. Fridge magnet 22. Meccano style construction - using own
19. Any other article not specified imagination
23. Handmade card – any design
20. Lego model from kit, including
instruction sheet
12 - 16 YEARS OF AGE
Class
24. Fabric Painting - original design
25. Christmas tree decoration 32. Any piece of pottery
26. Mosaic
27. T-Shirt art
28. Article from waste/recycled materials
29. Lego or other connection type model
using your own imagination (No kits)
30. Handmade card – any design
31. Any other article not specified
(e.g. screen printing, tie dyeing)SECTION MP - PAPER CRAFT
Section Steward: Anne Marie & Kerry Suckling
SCRAPBOOKING
Class
1. Scrapbooking, any article 2. Scrapbooking, single page design
CARD DESIGN
3. Card design (any occasion) 4. Collection of three cards, distinct
SECTION MT - DOLLS & TOYS
Section Steward: Anne-Marie Hayes
Class
1. Doll dressed in knitted garments
2. Doll dressed in crocheted garments
3. Doll dress – knitted or crochet
4. Rag doll
5. Teddy bear in any medium
SECTION N - MACHINE SEWING
Section Steward: Kerry Suckling
Class
1. Children’s garment
2. Any other article
SECTION NN - NEEDLEWORK
Section Steward: Kerry Suckling
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Class 8. Any embroidered article not previously
mentioned
1. Hand embroidered afternoon tea cloth
2. Counted cross-stitch, any article
3. Cross stitch picture, over 25cm square
worked area backstitching allowed
4. Any other framed embroidery
5. An embroidered novelty
6. An embroidered card
7. Any article of needlepoint (tapestry)SECTION NP - PATCHWORK
Section Steward: Kerry Suckling
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Class
1. Patchwork quilt featuring professional 6. Article featuring Traditional Appliqué
machine quilting 7. Patchwork cushion
2. Patchwork quilt featuring hand quilting 8. Patchwork novice - any article
3. Patchwork quilt featuring domestic 9. Patchwork quilt featuring hand
machine quilting embroidery
4. Wall hanging - must have hanger 10. Any other patchwork article not
5. Quilt featuring fusible Appliqué specifiedSECTION O – PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY
Section Steward: To be appointed by NAS
Class
1. Christmas decoration for tree 15. Article made from waste/recycled
2. Sewing - any article hand sewn material
3. Sewing - any article machine sewn 16. Any other article not mentioned
4. Needlework - e.g. cross stitch, long 17. Art painting or drawing
stitch etc.
5. Beadwork
6. Fabric art
7. Glass art
8. China painting
9. Handmade card
10. Scrapbooking – off the page
11. Table centre piece
12. Unbaked slice - 3 pieces on a plate
13. Chocolate Cake – not iced - Use
recipe supplied
14. Patty Cakes - (4) iced and decorated,
not to be cutSECTION P - COOKING
Section Stewards: Ellen Sprigg
Section Rules: All exhibits to be covered with a clear plastic bag. These bags are available from
the Secretary's Office when submitting entries. Cake rack marks MUST NOT be in evidence. No
paper patty cases. No cakes should be sandwich, unless stipulated. All entries must be cool when
judging commences at 12:30pm or risk disqualification. Use icing not mock cream. All entries to be
on a white flat, firm base or plate. Scones should be uniform, not exceeding 5-7cm in diameter,
and have only a milk glaze.
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Class 13 – The M. Barnes Award (Donated by M. Barnes)
Class
01. Scones, plain (4) 13. Rich fruit cake
02. Scones, pumpkin (4) 14. Boiled fruit cake
03. Scones, fruit (e.g. sultana, currant, 15. Butter cake, iced and decorated. (e.g.
raisin, etc.) (4) child’s birthday cake) board not to
04. Shortbread, traditional (4) exceed 30cm in length
05. Slice, cooked (4) 16. Cup cakes (4) iced & decorated, not to
06. Biscuits, choc chip, any recipe (4) be cut
07. Cup cakes, not to be iced (4) 17. Bread - 1 loaf of choice
08. Muffins, sweet (4) – regular size 18. Multi/mixer grain bread - 1 loaf baked in
09. Muffins, savoury (4) – regular size bread maker, to be at least 12 hours old
10. Sponge block, unfilled 19. High Tea Plate - 6 items e.g. Slices,
11. Date loaf/cake cakes, biscuits etc.
12. Lemon Syrup Cake (recipe on page 24)
Gluten Free
20. Your favourite recipe
Cake Decorating
Judging will be based solely on decoration and overall presentation, rather than cake quality.
Exhibits must be presented on a board covered with any material as a matter of choice.
Boards must be raised on “cleats” and be no larger than 40cm x 40cm.
21. Traditional - Wedding, birthday etc. in 22. Fantasy - Any form, bound only by your
traditional form. imagination.
First prize of $15.00 only will be awarded in classes 21 and 22NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (INC)
(AFFILIATED WITH THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA)
2016 NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SPRING SHOW SATURDAY
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15 OCTOBER
Live Stock Entry Form
Entries close 3:00pm Wednesday 13th October 2016
Entry fees must accompany entries, or e-mailed entry fee by EFT showing payment receipt, must be paid before
lodging exhibit/s. Exhibitors are requested to forward their entries as early as possible before the required date to
the SECRETARY. A number of entries may be made on this form.
OFFICE
SECTION CLASS NAME OR DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY ENTRY FEES
USE
TOTAL $
Entry forms can be:
posted to - PO BOX 357 NARROGIN WA 6312
delivered to Narrogin Show Office, Narrogin Recreation Centre, Clayton Road, Narrogin
E-mailed to nassecretary16@gmail.com
EFT Details: Westpac BSB: 036 167 A/c: 188 566 Reference: Name of Exhibitor
I HERBY CERTIFY that the above particulars are correct and I agree to conform to and be bound by the By-
laws and Regulations of this Annual Show, and make these entries subject to such By-Laws and regulations
and to the Uniforms By-Laws made under the Royal Agricultural Society Act, 1926.
Name of Exhibitor (BLOCK LETTERS)
Address:
Amount of Entry Fee Accompanying $ Date:NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (INC)
(AFFILIATED WITH THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA)
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2016 NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SPRING SHOW SATURDAY 15
OCTOBER
Exhibition Hall Entry Form
Note: 1 entry form per person (can enter different sections on one form)
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Entries close 3:00pm Tuesday, 11 October (All Exhibits)
Entry fees must accompany entries, or e-mailed showing EFT payment receipt, entry fee must be paid before
lodging exhibit/s. Exhibitors are requested to forward their entries as early as possible before the required date
to the SECRETARY. A number of entries may be made on this form.
OFFICE
SECTION CLASS NAME OR DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY ENTRY FEES
USE
TOTAL $
JUNIOR Exhibitor – Please state age in years SENIOR Exhibitor (60 yrs & over)
Please Tick
Entry forms can be:
posted to - PO BOX 357 NARROGIN WA 6312
delivered to Narrogin Show Office, Narrogin Recreation Centre, Clayton Road, Narrogin
E-mailed to nassecretary16@gmail.com
EFT Details: Westpac BSB: 036 167 A/c: 188 566 Reference: Name of Exhibitor
Name of Exhibitor (BLOCK LETTERS)
Address: P/Code:
Phone No: E-mail:
Amount of Entry Fee Accompanying $ Date:
I CERTIFY that the above particulars are correct and I agree to conform to and accept the By-laws, Rules and
Regulations governing the Show, and I hereby hold the Society free from any liability in respect to any mistakes
or errors which may be made in connection with these entries or in the catalogue of exhibits.
Signature:NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (INC)
(AFFILIATED WITH THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA)
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2016 NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SPRING SHOW SATURDAY 15
OCTOBER
Exhibition Hall Entry Form
Note: 1 entry form per person (can enter different sections on one form)
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Entries close 3:00pm Tuesday, 11 October (All Exhibits)
Entry fees must accompany entries, or e-mailed showing direct deposit payment receipt, entry fee must be paid
before lodging exhibit/s. Exhibitors are requested to forward their entries as early as possible before the
required date to the SECRETARY. A number of entries may be made on this form.
OFFICE
SECTION CLASS NAME OR DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY ENTRY FEES
USE
TOTAL $
JUNIOR Exhibitor – Please state age in years SENIOR Exhibitor (60 yrs & over)
Please Tick
Entry forms can be:
posted to - PO BOX 357 NARROGIN WA 6312
delivered to Narrogin Show Office, Narrogin Recreation Centre, Clayton Road, Narrogin
E-mailed to nassecretary16@gmail.com
EFT Details: Westpac BSB: 036 167 A/c: 188 566 Reference: Name of Exhibitor
Name of Exhibitor (BLOCK LETTERS)
Address: P/Code:
Phone No: E-mail:
Amount of Entry Fee Accompanying $ Date:
I CERTIFY that the above particulars are correct and I agree to conform to and accept the By-laws, Rules and
Regulations governing the Show, and I hereby hold the Society free from any liability in respect to any mistakes
or errors which may be made in connection with these entries or in the catalogue of exhibits.
Signature:NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (INC)
(AFFILIATED WITH THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA)
2016 NARROGIN AGRICULTURAL SPRING SHOW SATURDAY 15th OCTOBER
POULTRY & EGGS ENTRY FORM
Entry forms can be: Posted to PO BOX 357 NAROGIN WA 6312 - delivered to Narrogin Show Office, Narrogin Recreation Centre, Clayton Road.
E-mailed to nassecretary16@gmail.com Entries close 4:00 pm Wednesday, 12th October 2016
FOR EXHIBITORS PEN CLASS NO. CLASS NO. EXHIBIT NO. BREED – USE SEPARATE LINE FOR EACH NUMBER
USE NO.
ENTRY FEES
NAME:
DONATIONS
ADDRESS: MEMB FEES
JUNIOR
TOTALLemon Syrup Cake Recipe Ingredients: 125gm butter 1 Cup castor sugar 2 eggs ½ Cup milk 1 ½ Cups self-raising flour Rind of 1 lemon Topping: ¼ cup castor sugar & Juice of 1 lemon Method: Grease & line a standard loaf tin, cream butter and sugar, add eggs one at a time, beat well. Sift in flour, then add lemon rind and milk. Bake at 180 degrees for approximately 50 minutes. Topping: Mix lemon juice and sugar together, poke some holes in the top of the cake and pour topping over hot cake, while still in the cake tin. Leave cake in the cake tin to cool.
SECTION PJ - JUNIOR COOKING
STEWARD: Michelle Batt
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner in each Junior section
Section Rules: All exhibits to be covered with a clear plastic bag, which are available from the
Show Office. Cake rack marks MUST NOT be in evidence. No paper patty cases. No cakes
should be sandwich, unless stipulated. All entries must be cool when judging commences at
12:30pm or risk disqualification. Use icing not mock cream. All entries to be on a white flat, firm
bases or plate. Scones should be uniform, not exceeding 5-7cm in diameter, and have only a
milk glaze. Limit of three entries per exhibitor per class.
8 YEARS AND UNDER
Class
1. Cup Cakes - (4) Not to be iced
2. Milk Arrowroot Biscuits - (4) iced and
decorated
9 - 11 YEARS
Class
3. Plain Scones - (4)
4. Pikelets - (4)
5. Cup Cakes - (4) iced and decorated, not to be cut
6. Chocolate Crackles (4)
7. Milk Arrowroot Biscuits - (4) iced and decorated
12 - 16 YEARS
Class
8. Mini Pizzas - (4) - Judged on topping
9. Plain Scones - (4)
10. Pikelets - (4)
11. Cup Cakes - (4) iced and decorated, not to be cut
12. Chocolate Cake - iced but not decorated – (Use recipe supplied as per page 26)
13. Biscuits - (4) - homemade - any one variety
14. Slice, (4) pieces, any variety cooked
15. Slice - (4) pieces, any variety uncooked
16. Butter cake – iced and decorated e.g. child’s birthday – board not to exceed 30cm in length
17. Your favourite cake recipe
18. Your favourite biscuit recipe
Gluten Free
19. Your favourite recipeClass 12: Recipe
CHOCOLATE CAKE RECIPE
125g butter, chopped
1 tsp. vanilla essence
1 cup castor sugar
2 eggs
11/3 cups self-raising flour
½ cup cocoa
2
/3 cup water
Combine butter, essence, sugar, eggs, sifted flour and cocoa and water in medium bowl, beat on
low speed with electric mixer until ingredients are combined. Beat on medium speed until mixture
is smooth and paler in colour.
Pour into deep 20cm round cake tin. Bake in moderate oven for about 55 minutes. Stand
for 5 minutes before turning out to cool.
SECTION Q - PRESERVES
Section Stewards: Ellen Sprigg & Dorothy Andrews
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Section Rules: Glass tumblers NOT to be used. All jars to be labelled and with date made to be
noted. Fill Jars to above the neck of the bottles not 1cm from the top. All advertising on jars or lids
must be painted over or covered. SCREW ON LIDS. NO Cloth Covers.
Class
1. Plum jam – (1) jar
2. Apricot jam – (1) jar
3. Fig jam – (1) jar
4. Jam – (1) jar, any other variety
5. Collection of jams – (1) jar of each, 3 varieties
6. Lemon butter – (1) jar
7. Marmalade – (1) jar, any variety
8. Bottled fruit – (1) bottle, any variety
9. Bottled fruit – (3) distinct varieties, 1 bottle of each
10. Sauce - any other variety - (1) bottle
11. Chutney - any variety _ (1) jar
12. Pickles cauliflower – (1) jar. Must contain cauliflower & onion, no capsicum etc.
13. Pickles - any variety – (1) jar
14. Tomato relish – (1) jar
15. Collection of (1) sauce, (1) pickle & (1) chutney
16. Pantry shelf collection - 6 distinct varieties, (1) of each (Jam, Pickle, Chutney, Relish,
Bottle Fruit, etc.)SECTION T - FRUIT, VEGETABLES & HERBS
Section Steward: Katrina Hams
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Section Rules: Scale of points for judging collections: Variety 10, Quality 10, and Display 5. All
exhibits must be grown by competitor. All root vegetables to be washed and have some tops. All
bunches to be tied.
Vegetables to be placed on a white paper plate in a plastic bag supplied by the Show office.
Stalk vegetables and herbs must be standing in a clear jar. (Stewards will fill with water when
placed on tables)
Class
1. Spring Onions – (1) bunch 11. Pumpkin, any variety – (1)
2. Leeks – (3) sticks complete with tops 12. Beetroot, any variety – (4)
3. Carrots - plate of - (4) 13. Most unusual vegetable – (1)
4. Broad Beans, any variety - (4) 14. Any other variety of vegetable not
5. Peas – (10) previously mentioned – (1)
6. Snow Peas – (8) 15. Collection of garden produce in basket
7. Rhubarb, white and/or coloured - At least 4 different varieties
(6) stalks One entry per exhibitor
8. Silver Beet, any other variety (6) stalks 16. Oranges, any variety - (4)
9. Celery – (1) head 17. Lemons, any variety – (4)
10. Cabbage - any variety – (1) 18. Grapefruit, any variety – (4)
19. Any Other Fruit In Season – (4)
20. Herbs - Collection named and labelled
SECTION TJ – JUNIOR FRUIT & VEGETABLES (Please State Age on Entry Form.)
Section Steward: Michelle Batt & Rachel Andrew
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Class
1. Collection of 2 fruit & 2 vegetables
2. Novelty animal, bird or creature, using fruit and/or vegetables or plant materialSECTION W - FLORICULTURE
Section Stewards: Lyn McPharlin & Sue Simmonds
Entries to be in by Monday 10th October – no late entries excepted
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Section Rules: Flowers must be grown by Exhibitor except informal floral art and children’s
section. Flowers judged for quality. Pot Plants must have been grown by Exhibitor for the past 6
months. Exhibitor to use containers of own choice except where otherwise stated. Distinct means
different colour and/or names.
Hints: Bleach-one teaspoon in bucket of water to keep down bacteria. Does not damage flowers.
Carry cut flowers to show in water. To prevent air bubbles in stems, cut under water. Special
attention should be paid to conditioning flowers and foliage. They must stand in water for AT
LEAST 2 hours. Material that is not conditioned in this way will not last for the duration of the
show.
SPECIMEN CLASS
All Cuts/Specimens To Be In Separate Jars / Bottles Unless Otherwise Stated.
Class
1. Rose – HT (1) specimen not buds 11. Delphinium – (1) cut
2. Rose - David Austin – (1) cut - Cluster 12. Australian Flowering Ornamental Tree
of flowers with or without buds or Shrub - (1) cut
3. Rose - miniature – (1) cut - cluster 13. Creeper in bloom, not exceeding 60cm.
of flowers with or without buds Out of container – (1) cut
4. Rose - Floribunda – (1) cut 14. Flowering or Ornamental tree or shrub
5. Sweet Peas – 6 stems - 1 colour, (2) – (1) cut
cuts per container 15. Garden flowers – (3) cuts,
6. Poppy – Iceland - (1) cut, distinct, separate containers
7. Iris -Tall bearded - (1) stalk 16. Orchid – (1)
8. Iris – Dutch - (1) stalk 17. Geranium – (1) leaf
9. Petunias – (1) distinct single variety, 18. Pelargonium, single stem, one leaf – (1)
own foliage 19. Any other flower not specified - (1)
10. Gerbera – (1) single specimenBOWLS AND VASES
RULES: Exhibitors must supply own bowl or vase (no handles). Vase must be of greater height
than diameter. Bowl must be greater or equal in width than in height. Bowls and vases must be
formal - to be viewed all around. Bowls and vases must have own foliage.
Class
20. Bowl of mixed flowers (at least 3 23. Vase of Roses
varieties), foliage allowed 24. Vase of Australian native flowers, mixed
21. Bowl of flowers not otherwise specified varieties
in schedule 25. Vase of flowers not otherwise specified
22. Vase of Irises, any variety in schedule
INFORMAL FLORAL ART
Class
26. Floral Arrangement
27. “Shades”, shades of one colour
28. Christmas Wreath, 50% plant material
29. Flower arrangement in a kitchen utensil
POT PLANTS
RULES: Pots not to exceed 30cm in diameter, measured from inside to inside of container.
Class
30. Pot plant in bloom 35. Collection of 3 pots
31. Foliage plant with or without flowers 36. Cacti or succulent in a funky container
32. Fern-any other 37. Plant in pot, not otherwise specified in
33. Spring annuals schedule
34. Cacti or Succulent
HANGING CONTAINERS
Rules: Maximum size 35cm from inside to inside. Hanging container may be made of wire,
porcelain, terracotta, wood, plastic or any material than can hold growing plant and be hung up.
Class
38. Hanging container with a variety of plantsSECTION WJ - JUNIOR FLORICULTURE
Section Steward: Michelle Batt & Rachel Andrew
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner for each Junior section
Section Rules: Exhibitors to use containers of own choice except where otherwise stated.
Flowers need not be grown by exhibitor. Vase of flowers must be arranged by exhibitor. Flowers
judged for quality.
8 Years & Under
Class
1. My favourite flower in a bottle 5. Miniature garden display e.g. Fairy
2. Two distinct flowers, two separate garden
bottles 6. Cacti or Succulent in container
3. Vase of garden flowers
4. Design in saucer of wet sand - sand to
be as high above the rim of the saucer
as it is below (no sand to be showing).
Novelty design
9 – 11 Years
Class
7. My favourite flower in a bottle 10. Miniature Garden with fresh flowers &
8. Two distinct flowers, two separate plant material. Not to exceed 30cm x
bottles 30cm
9. Vase of garden flowers
12 – 16 Years
Class
11. ‘Rural Theme’SECTION Y - PHOTOGRAPHY
Section Steward: Ann Ellison & Bonnie O’Dea
Awards presented for: Overall Points Winner
Section Rules: Amateur Photography only - No Professional Photography
PHOTOGRAPHY Exhibits (including juniors) must be handed to the Secretary or appropriate
Steward before 3pm on Monday 10th October 2016. Entries close on this date.
Number of Entries: Maximum of (3) three entries per class is permitted.
Conditions:
1. Name of Exhibitor and address and Class to be clearly marked on the back top left hand
corner of photo. Please give it a title.
2. Previously exhibited work in this competition is not accepted.
3. Visible photo minimum size is 20cm x 20cm or 14cm x 25cm panorama/rectangle.
4. All photos must be mounted with STIFF BLACK OR WHITE MOUNTING CARD.
5. Competition is open to all amateur photographers (unless specified) and must be the work
of the Exhibitor. The definition of amateur for this competition is someone who does not get
the majority of their income from photography.
6. All entries will be judged (unless the judge deems the subject unsuitable)
7. Photos can be collected from 4.30pm Saturday unless mailing arrangements have been
previously arranged by supplying a pre-paid mailing package and given to the secretary.
8. All care is taken when photos are handled however the organisers accept no responsibility
for loss or damage.
Note: Make sure photo is entered into the right category, if not sure check
with Section Steward beforehand.COLOUR PRINTS
Class
1. Landscape: A picture of natural scenery, 10. Portrait: A study of a person or
which may include trees, people, persons,ranging from head studies to
houses or other objects, provided that full-length portrait
these elements do not dominate the 11. Child Study: A picture of a child or
picture children engaged in some activity where the
2. Sunrise or Sunset emphasis is on the child or children
3. Tree Study 12. Child/Adult Study
4. Waterscape 13. Child/Children with animals
5. Water Topic (puddle, rain etc.) 14. Group Portrait
6. Rock Study: A picture of rocks in natural 15. People at Work
state 16. Farm Activity: depicting any aspect of
7. Sports or Action farm life
8. Picturesque: A pleasing picture, where 17. Flower Close-up: A close-up of one or
composition is important more flowers
9. Animal, Bird or Insect Study, where 18. Open: A photograph which does not fit
the subject dominates the picture classes 1 – 17COLOUR PRINT ENLARGEMENT - Maximum Size 40cm X 50cm
Class
19. Group Portrait 22. Picturesque: A pleasing picture where
20. Child/Adult Study composition is important
21. Nature: Animals, plants or natural 23. Open: Any photo not previously
objects in natural environment mentioned in Classes 19 - 22
SECTION YJ - JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Section Rules: All Exhibits must be handed to the Secretary or appropriate Steward before 3pm
on Monday 10th October, 2016 Entries close on this date.
Limit of four entries per class.
Work of Amateur Photographers only, but normal processing acceptable.
All prints to be mounted on thin card, with a 3cm black or white border for protection, exhibitor's
name on back.
Previous Prize-winning entries in this Section are ineligible. If there is a tie the exhibitor with the
most first points will be declared the winner.
Awards will be presented for: Overall points for each Junior Section
Most points in Classes 7 -14 - Mrs L Metzke Memorial Award
12 YEARS & UNDER
Class
1. Animal or bird (one or more) 5. Child or children with animal or animals.
2. People (one or more persons) 6. Any photo not mentioned in Classes
3. Holiday or School camp activity 01-05
4. Picturesque
13 - 16 YEARS
Class
7. Landscape: A picture of natural scenery, 12. Child Study: A picture of a child or
which may include trees, people, children engaged in some activity where
houses or other objects, provided that the emphasis is on the child or children
these elements do not dominate the 13. Child/Children with animals
picture 14. Farm Activity: depicting any aspect of
8. Sunrise or Sunset farm life
9. Tree Study 15. Flower Close-up: A close-up of one or
10. Picturesque: A pleasing picture, where more flowers
composition is important 16. Open: A photograph which does not fit
11. Animal, Bird or Insect Study: A picture classes 07 - 24
of one or more (or part of one) animals,
birds or insects where the subject
dominates the pictureNarrogin All Breeds Spring Gala
15th Oct 2016
Starts at 8.30am sharp!
Narrogin Race Course, Clayton Road Narrogin
Entries close 5pm 30th September 2016
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
All Enquiries to:
dreamembers@westnet.com.auNarrogin All Breeds Spring Gala
ENQUIRIES TO: Narrogin All Breed Gala, PO Box 341, Narrogin 6312
or dreamembers@westnet.com.au
All entries must be posted or emailed and contain a copy of your horse’s registration papers
and your current association membership.
ENTRIES CLOSE: 5pm Friday 30th September 2016.
EFT PAYMENTS: BSB 066 522 ACC 10132128
Reference: (SURNAME BREED)
Please Attach Receipt with Entries.
We would like to thank you for attending the show, we hope it is
enjoyable and we wish everyone the best of luck.
RULES:
Classes will not be held up for any competitor. Please remember to keep an eye on
each ring you are competing in to ensure you don’t miss your event, due to the
amount of entries each ring will differ in times
Cruelty to animals will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
The Narrogin Agricultural Show Society and Dryandra Regional Equestrian
Association accepts no responsibility for loss, damage or injury to competitors, gear,
mounts, and persons entering the ring do so at their own risk.
Stallions and Colts must be under control at all times, have suitable headgear and the
age of the handler must be 18 years of age or over (If a stallion gets loose due to the
headgear the owner will be held responsible for any damage caused).
All riders must wear safety approved helmet AUS/NZ3838 or its equivalent and
smooth soled riding boots. Helmets & Boots to be worn when warming up horses &
ponies
Handler’s age shall be the age on the day of the competition
Proof of registration MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH ENTRY
No hay is permitted in the Racing Stalls.
Please leave your area clean before departure.
We hope you enjoy the day!!!Ring 1 Ring 2 Ring 3
JUDGE: Hazel Filear JUDGE: Nicole Groves JUDGE: Kerryn Walker
Handler Classes Handler Classes Handler Classes
H1 10 years and under H3 16 – 18 years H5 26 – 40 years
H2 12 to 15 years and H4 19 – 25 years H2 41 and over
Champion Handler
APSB Combined Warmblood Riding Ponies
B1 Best presented exhibit B41 Best presented exhibit B79 Best presented exhibit
B2 Mare /Filly B42Mare /Filly B80 Mare /Filly
B3 Geldings B43Geldings B81 Geldings
B4 Stallions / Colts B44 Stallions / Colts B82 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve
Part Welsh Andalusian Sport Horse Arabian
B5 Best presented exhibit B45 Best presented exhibit B83 Best presented exhibit
B6 Mare /Filly B46 Mare /Filly B84 Mare /Filly
B7 Geldings B47Geldings B85 Geldings
B8 Stallions / Colts B48 Stallions / Colts B86Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve
Welsh A Friesian/Friesian Sport Horse Arabian Derivative
B9 Best presented exhibit B49 Best presented exhibit B87 Best presented exhibit
B10 Mare /Filly B50 Mare /Filly B88 Mare /Filly
B11 Geldings B51 Geldings B89 Geldings
B12 Stallions / Colts B52 Stallions / Colts B90 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve
Welsh B Quarter Horse Miniature Horse/Pony
B13 Best presented exhibit B53Best presented exhibit B91 Best presented exhibit
B14 Mare /Filly B54 Mare /Filly B92Mare /Filly
B15 Geldings B55 Geldings B93 Geldings
B16 Stallions / Colts B56 Stallions / Colts B94 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve
Welsh C Registered Heavy Horse Pintos
B17 Best presented exhibit B57 Best presented exhibit B95 Best presented exhibit
B18 Mare /Filly B58 Mare /Filly B96 Mare /Filly
B19 Geldings B59 Geldings B97 Geldings
B20 Stallions / Colts B60 Stallions / Colts B98 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve
Welsh D Standardbred Paint / Paint Bred
B21 Best presented exhibit B61 Best presented exhibit B99 Best presented exhibit
B22 Mare /Filly B62 Mare /Filly B100 Mare /Filly
B23 Geldings B63 Geldings B101 Geldings
B24 Stallions / Colts B64 Stallions / Colts B102 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / ReserveRing 1 Ring 2 Ring 3
Show Hunter Type Under 14.2 Thoroughbred Combined broken colour
B25 Best presented exhibit B65 Best presented exhibit B103 Best presented exhibit
B26 Mare /Filly B66 Mare /Filly B104 Mare /Filly
B27 Geldings B67 Geldings B105 Geldings
B28 Stallions / Colts B68 Stallions / Colts B106 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve
Show Horse Type Under 14.2 Any other registered horse or Any registered dilute
B29 Best presented exhibit pony B107 Best presented exhibit
B30 Mare /Filly B69 Best presented exhibit B108 Mare /Filly
B31 Geldings B70 Mare /Filly B109Geldings
B32 Stallions / Colts B71 Geldings B110 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve B72 Stallions / Colts Champion / Reserve
Champion / Reserve
Show Hunter Type Over 14.2 Young Horse (Under 4yrs) Any Any Unregistered Pony up to
B33 Best presented exhibit Breed 14hh (not eligible for supreme)
B34 Mare /Filly B73 Filly B111 Best presented exhibit
B35 Geldings B74 Geldings B112 Mare /Filly
B36 Stallions / Colts B75 Colts B113 Geldings
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve B114 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve
Show Horse Type Over 14.2 Young Pony (Under 4yrs) Any Any Unregistered Horse 14h
B37 Best presented exhibit Breed and ove(not eligible for
B38 Mare /Filly B76 Filly supreme)
B39 Geldings B77 Geldings B115 Best presented exhibit
B40 Stallions / Colts B78 Colts B116 Mare /Filly
Champion / Reserve Champion / Reserve B117 Geldings
B118 Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve
Registered Local District Bred
Off the Track (within 50km radius of
(not eligible for Supreme) Narrogin)
OTT1 Off the Track SB B119 Mare /Filly
OTT2 Off the Track TB B120 Geldings
Champion / Reserve B121Stallions / Colts
Champion / Reserve
Top 3 Horses
Supreme of Show
Fancy Dress
Start approx: 12:00pm
F1 12 yrs and under
F2 13-20 yrs
F3 Over 21yrs
Ridden rings to commence at Approx 1pm after a lunch break.Ring 1 – Ridden Pony Ring
Judge – Hazel Filear
LEAD LINE CLASSES – Rider not eligible for any other classes
1. Lead line Rider
2. Lead Line Pony 12hh&under
3. Lead Line Pony over 12hh
4. Boys Lead Line Pony
5. Girls Lead Line Pony
6. Pleasure Lead Line Pony
Champion & Reserve Led In Pony
RIDER CLASSES – WALK/TROT ONLY
1. Rider 9 YRS and Under
2. Rider 10 to 11 YRS
3. Rider 12 to 14 YRS
4. Rider 15 to 17 YRS
Champion & Reserve Walk/Trot Junior Rider
PONY WALK/TROT ONLY – Pony not to compete in Walk/Trot/Canter Classes
1. Best Presented
2. Novice Pony Hack 14h and under (Not to have placed in 3 events previously)
3. Pony Hack 12hh and under
4. Pony Hack over 12hh up to and including 13hh
5. Pony Hack over 13hh up to and including 14hh
6. Boys/Gents Ridden Pony
7. Girls/Ladies Ridden Pony
8. Hunter Type Pony
9. Pleasure Pony
Champion and Reserve Walk/Trot Ridden Pony
RIDER CLASSES – WALK/TROT/CANTER ONLY
1. Rider 9 YRS and Under
2. Rider 10 to 11 YRS
3. Rider 12 to 14 YRS
4. Rider 15 to 17 YRS
Champion & Reserve Junior Rider
PONY WALK/TROT/CANTER –Pony not to compete in Walk/Trot Classes
1. Best Presented
2. Novice Pony Hack 14h and under (Not to have placed in 3 events previously)
3. Pony Hack 12hh and under
4. Pony Hack over 12hh up to and including 13hh
5. Pony Hack over 13hh up to and including 14hh
6. Boys/Gents Ridden Pony
7. Girls/Ladies Ridden Pony
8. Hunter Type Pony
9. Pleasure Pony
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