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The Proston Pastoral, Agricultural and
Horticultural Society
LIFE MEMBERS:
W. A. Browne N. Parrish L. Blanch Ms. B. Pickels
A. A. Atkins T.J. Duff Ms. H. Young
E. C. Cridland N. Young Ms. D. Blanch
PATRON: Mr. Peter Manthey PATRONESS: Mrs. Lynette Manthey
OFFICE:
President: Ms. Viv White 0412 016 564
Secretary: Ms. Helen Young 0431 007 020
Treasurer: Ms. Eileen Vos
Show Office: Ph 0431 007 020
email: proston.pahs@gmail.com
www.prostononline.info/prostonshow
Mailing: The Secretary, P.O. Box 5, Hivesville 4612
CHIEF STEWARDS:
Catering Convener: Irene McDonald Safety Officer: Raymond Dionysius
Ph 0428 689 281 Ph 0429 789 273
Bar Convener: Rechelle McAllister Stock Horse Challenge: Mary Ramke
Ph 0455 780 278 Ph 0427 689 307
Chief Pavilion: Brenda Johanson Trade Cattle: Will Johnson
Ph 4168 9342 Ph 0408 644 460
Dog Show: Valley Horne Stud Beef: Michael Duff
Ph 0427 831 205 Ph 0437 020 705
Chainsaw Events: Will Hutchins Ute Show: Jason Black
Ph 0428 558 890 Ph 0429 632 387
Poultry: Les Robinson Ph 0429 839 762 Young Farmers Challenge:
Ring Events: Amanda Wagner Sandy Betten Ph 0412 175 627
Ph 0401 179 136 Miss Showgirl & Rural Ambassador:
Viv White Ph 0412 016 564
Membership: Adults $12.00 per person from 1st July – 30th June
$7.00 for Non-voting Juniors (12 – 18 Years)
Committee Meetings are held monthly in the Show Pavilion
Show Admission Prices
Adults………………………………………………..$10.00
High School Students…………………………..$5.00
Primary School Students………………………$3.00
Under Primary Age……………………………….Free
Family Pass: Two adults and two or more children. $25.00
*All Persons must pay Gate Entry Charges unless in possession of
a current Proston Show Society pass. No Exemptions.
*Wrist Bands Must be worn or Entry will be re-charged.
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Meet Tyrone O’Reilly
Roving Entertainer and Magician
All-day Entertainment!
Musical Entertainment by
“Miss Leading”
Cover Band for Blues, Rockin’,
‘n Groovin’ favourites
From 5pm to 9pm
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Directory: Page
ABOUT THE SHOW: Admission Charges, Committee, Contacts:………………….1
Entrance Gates, Livestock Movements, Parking Cautions………………… 15
Events Program……………………………………………………………………………. 9
Show Ground Map…..………………………………………………….Inside front Cover
Show Regulations………………………………………………………. Inside back Cover
Show Sponsors……………………………………………………………………………… 5
SUB-CHAMBER COMPETITIONS:
Proston Show High Tea…………………………………………………………… 6
, Miss Showgirl, Rural Ambassador …………………………………………… 7
Rich fruit Cake……………………………………………………………...7, 44
Young Judges and Handlers: Stud Beef………………………………… 27
Trade Cattle……………………………….. 30
Young Farmers’ Challenge…………………………………………………. 10 & 11
Ute Muster……………………………………………………………………………. 62
NOVELTIES: Whip-Cracking…………………………………………………………………. 10
Decorated Theme Cut-outs……………………………………………….. 13
Pet Parade……………………………………………………………………….. 13
LIVESTOCK COMPETITIONS:
Championship Dog Show …………………………………………………………………… 14
Section 1: Ring: BioSecurity Declaration and Entry form……….. 25 & 26
Ring Classes………………………………………………………………………… 16-19
Local Maiden and Novice …………....................................................... 20
ShowJumping…………………………………………………………………………… 21
Proston Stockmans Classic…………………………………………….. 22-24
Section 2: Cattle: Entry Form Stud Beef…………………………………………. 31
Aggregate Points Competitions……………………………………………… 28
Prime Beef…………………………………………………………………………... 30
Stud Cattle ………………… ... …………………………………………….. 27 & 29
Section 3: Poultry ………………………………………………………………………. 33 - 36
Poultry Entry Form……………………………………………………………… 37
PAVILION: Pavilion Entry Form..…………………………………………………….. 57
Pavilion Guidelines.………………………………………………………………….. 39
Special Awards and Themes:………………………………………………….. 40
Section 4: Gordon Buchanan Local History Challenge…………………… 41
Section 5: Farm Produce…………………………………………………………….. 41
Section 6: Handcrafts ………………………………………………………………… 43
Section 7: Needlework & Embroidery…………………………………………… 44
Section 8: Knitting and Crochet…………………………………………………… 45
Section 9: Cooking, Cake Icing………............................................... 46 & 47
Section 10: Jams, Jellies, Preserves, Miscellaneous, Dairy Products … 48
Section 11: Horticulture. ……………………………………………………………… 49
Section 12: Floral Art.……………………..................................................... 50
Section 13: Fine Arts..…………………………………………………………………. 51
Section 14: Open Photography ..………………………………………………….. 52
Section 15: Junior: Handcrafts, Cooking, Horticulture,
Floral Art, Farm Produce……………………. 55 & 56
Lego…………………………………………………………… 56
Section16: Junior: Fine Arts..……………………………………………………… 54
Section 17: Junior: Photography…………………………………………………. 53
TIMBER SPORTS:
Section 18: Chain Saw Racing.…………………………………………………….. 59
Section 19: Woodchop and Saw……………………………………………… 60 & 61
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Thank you
For sponsoring
The
Proston Show
Fireworks
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Sponsor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Major Sponsors: the Queensland Government
and South Burnett Regional Council.
Paper and printing services for this Schedule kindly donated by
the Electoral office of Deb Frecklington, Member for Nanango.
The Proston Show Society wishes to sincerely thank all of our Volunteer work force
and everyone who has donated cash or goods of any kind to the Society.
Deputy Mayor Councillor Kathy Duff Norco Murgon
BGA AgriServices Noel and Helen Young
Boonara Perfrmance Horses, Ollies Mower Service
Brenda Johanson Peanut Company of Australia Pty Ltd
Brian and Gloria Smith Peter and Lyn Manthey
Coral Graham Proston Country Bus Services
Coralie Fox Proston District Lions Club
Craig and Ruth Wagner Proston Health and Beauty
D & J Sullivan, Abbeywood Stud Proston QCWA
Deb Frecklington MP Nanango Proston Rural Supplies
Deirdre Lee Radio CROW FM Wondai
Del Blanch Radio 4SB Kingaroy
Denise Steinhardt Ransen Timber Company
Glenda McArdle Retschlag Family – Grandview Stables
Goldmix Stockfeeds Rhonda Wilkinson
Hannah Bleys Riverina Murgon
Hasselbach Family Smithfield Cattle Company
Helen Roth South Burnett Branch ASHS
Huon & Colleen Smith South Burnett Regional Council
Jan Meiers Super IGA Kingaroy
John and Mary Ramke Swickers Kingaroy Bacon Factory Pty Ltd
Joyce Sefton Tabitha Bleys
K & H Rowberry Terry Duff and Family
Kathy Duff and Family “Di Di” The Murgon Moments
Ken Mills Toyota The South Burnett Times
Kewpie Stockfeeds The Stihl Shop Kingaroy
Kingaroy RSL The Queensland Government
Les and Dallas Robinson Valley Horne
Linda Rae Val Klein
Lyn and Geoff Anderson Wooroolin Veterinary Services
Mary Ducey Yvonne Hurt
Nalda Seng Complete at time of printing.
NB Inspirations
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Join us for a High Tea to announce
Proston Show Society’s
Miss showgirl
& rural ambassador
Show Dining Room
Saturday 22nd February 2020 – 1 pm onwards
All enquiries to V. White ph 0412 016 564
Proston.pahs@gmail.com -ph. 0431 007020
Sponsored by
Swickers
7 Rural Ambassador Award ‘To raise the profile of Agriculture and Queensland Shows’ The “Marsh Rural Ambassador Awards” is open to males and females, 20 to 30 years of age who have a strong commitment to the rural lifestyle. The Aim of the competition is to highlight the importance of young people in rural and regional Queensland. The competition is run on four levels. The local show winner progresses to the Sub Chamber Final where the winner competes in the State Final which is held during the Royal Queensland Show (EKKA). The winner of the State Final then competes at the National final held at a State Royal Show. This is a national competition, but with New Zealand joining us in 2008, it has expanded to international status. For further Information and Nomination Forms contact the Show Secretary. Entries close on Friday 13th February 2020. Interviews will take place on 21st February. Miss Showgirl Award ‘To promote your Local Community’ Open to single girls aged 18 years and under 28 years of age as at 1st August 2020 (some conditions apply). For further Information and Nomination Forms contact the Show Secretary. Entries close on Friday 13th February 2020. Interviews will take place on 21st February Sub Chamber Finals Judging for: Rich Fruit Cake, Rural Ambassador and Miss Showgirl: Goomeri 27th June 2020. Junior Rural Ambassador The Proston P.A & H Society 2020 Junior Rural Ambassador Competition is open to boys and girls aged 15 years and under 20 years as at 1st January 2020. Information and Nomination Forms are available from the Show Secretary. Entries close on Friday 13th February 2020. Interviews will take place on 21st February. The winner will be invited to the Show Opening and the Official Luncheon. Junior Miss Show Girl The Proston P.A.&H Society 2020 Junior Miss Showgirl Competition is open to girls 12 years and under 18 years as at 1st January 2020. Information and Nomination Forms are available from the Show Secretary. Entries close on Friday 13th February 2020. Interviews will take place on 21st February. The winner will be invited to the Show Opening and the Official Luncheon. Sub Chamber Finals Judging for: • Stud Beef Young Judges and Handlers: • Prime Beef Young Judges: • Ute Muster: All at Blackbutt Show Friday evening 15th May 2020 • Dairy Cattle Young Judges and Handlers: at Kingaroy Show Saturday 2nd May 2020
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Printing of the show schedule
By kind favour of the nanango electoral office
Future Themes:
2021 Pigs
2022 Baskets
2023 Proston
2024 Horses
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SHOW PROGRAM 6th & 7th maRCH
Friday 6th: Pavilion Judging at 10am. No Public admittance.
Exhibits must be ticketed and in Stewards' hands by 9am. Friday.
Prime Cattle Young Judges Competition – 3.30 pm Friday.
Decorated Rainbow Entries - 9.00pm Friday.
Young Farmers’ Challenge – 5.00 pm Friday.
Saturday 7th:
Admittance from 6am. Food and Drinks for Sale throughout Show
Viv’s Farm Animals Open all day.
8.00am Horse Events
8-30am Stud Cattle Judging, Stud Beef Junior Judges and Young Handlers
8-30am Championship Dog Show
9.00am to 9.00pm Side Show Rides.
9.00am Ute Show
9.00am Prime Trade Cattle Judging
Poultry Judging
Bottle Feeding the Lambs at Viv's Farmyard Animals
10.00am to 12 noon & 2pm to 6pm. Mandy's Face Painting
9-30am: Wood-chopping, Chainsaw, Post-ripping
10.30 am: Presentation of Prime Trade Show Awards
11-00 am Licensed Bar open
1.00 pm Proston Stockmans' Classic
1.00 pm Official Luncheon
2.00 pm: Official Opening by Mr Ken Mills
2-30pm: Grand Parade, Stud Beef Grand Champion,
Ken Mills Exhibitor's Most Points awards
3.30pm Whip Cracking Competition.
5.00pm Musical Entertainment starts
7-00pm Fireworks
9-00pm Amusement Rides close.
10.00 pm Bar loses
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Young farmers challenge
5 p.m. Friday 6th March
Steward: Sandy Betten ph 0415 175 627
Or the Show Secretary 0431 007 020
Do you have three mates? Would you like to take part
in a fun obstacle course based on farming skills?
Get a team together and get involved in this fun competition!
Prizes to be won! And the chance to compete
at the Ekka 2020!
SECTIONS: 1. 18 and Over: (4 to a team). 2. Under 18’s: (4 to a team)
Early Nominations appreciated:
by Wednesday 26th February please.
(or nominate at the Secretary’s Office by 4.30pm on Friday 6th March)
Whip cracking competition
3.30 pm. Saturday 7th March
Steward: Kathy Duff. Ph 4168 0290
Join in and display your whip cracking skills!
Competition starts at 3:30pm
Nomination is free
Please see the Secretary’s Office by 3pm on Show Day.
Sponsored By: Alicia Spa and Hair Worx
Kathy Duff – Silver Whip encouragement award
Age Groups:
Pee Wees 8 years and under. Juniors 9 years to 12 years
Juveniles 13 years to 16 years. Open 17 years and over11
Young Farmers Challenge 6th March 2020
Entry Form & Indemnity / Waiver
Team Name:…………………………………………………………………………..
In Signing below I acknowledge that :
• I have read and agree to the release and acknowledgement form.
• I will follow directions given by the Young Farmers Challenge Coordinator.
• I agree to the use of any photographs or video footage of this competition,
without renumeration, for use for publications, displays or advertising
in connection to the Proston Show and/or QCAS Next Generation.
• All Competitors compete at their own risk.
Proston Show Rules and Regulations as published at the back of this Schedule
apply to this competition.
Team Member’s Details:
1: Name Signature ……………………………………………………….(Team Captain)
Phone ……………………………………………….
2. Name Signature ………………………………………………………..
Phone…………………………………………………
3. Name Signature …………………………………………………………
Phone………………………………………………...
4. Name Signature
Phone………………………………………………12
R. J. and C. J. Graham
Cold Room Hire
$50.00 per day, $150.00 per week
$150.00 Bond, refundable on return.
Delivery and return: First 10k free
Thereafter $1.00 per kilometer.
Russell 0428 689 555
Coral 0429 689 55813
Decorate a Rainbow
Steward: Viv White
Entry Fee: 50c to be paid when you pick up your Shapes.
Cut-outs will be available from 2nd January –
contact Helen Young on 1431 007 020 or Viv White on 0412 016 564
Entries must be in by 9:00am Friday 6 th March 2020
Cut-outs can be decorated in any medium.
Please put name, age (and School if applicable) on the back of your entry:
1. Up to 6 years. 2. 7 years to 12 years. 3. 13 years to 17 years 4. Open
“Colour me a Rainbow!”
pet Parade
*Sheep, Goats, Pigs and Cows must have NLIS Tags
and Waybill/Movement record (see page 15)
Steward: Viv White.
Parade commences at 1:00pm sharp. Free nomination.
Classes:
1.Big Dogs, above adult knee height. 2. Best behaved, best tricks
3. Little Dogs, below adult knee height. 4. Best behaved, best tricks
5. Guinea pigs. 6. The cutest. 7. Feathered creatures.
8. Best looking, best tricks
9. Farm animals (e.g. lamb, calf, goat) individual classes depending om numbers
10. Overall Champion Farm Animal
11. Best dressed animals, All can enter
12. Any other pet
Winning competitors in the Pet Parade are invited to take part in the Grand
Parade at 2:30pm
If you are unable to bring an animal to the pet parade you can borrow one from Viv’s
Farm Animals on the day.
Competing animals may be left in cages at the farmyard until 6:00pm
Sponsored by Rechelle McAllister
ViV’s Farm animals
Interactive Farm Animals
Free Entry to all –
Help feed the Baby Animals
and learn how to care for them
Adult Supervision is advised.
Contact: Viv White 0412 016 56414
championship Dog Show
SATURDAY 7TH MARCH 2020
CHIEF STEWARD AND SHOW MANAGER:
Valley Horne 0427 831 205
CHAMPION DOG OF SHOW
$50.00 Donated by Mrs. Joyce Sefton
SPECIAL REGULATIONS:
*Please enter through Gate 1.
*This Show is conducted under Dogs Queensland Rules, a copy of which may be
perused with the Show Manager or at the Show Secretary’s Office.
*Owners must be a Financial Member of Dogs Queensland.
*All Dogs entered must be Purebred, Pedigreed and Registered
with Dogs Queensland.
*A full schedule of Classes and Judging Times is available in your Magazine
or contact the Show Manager Valley Horne 0427 831 205
SHOW JUDGES: Mr. D. McGreevy
Mr. N. McGreevy
Mr. Lance Wright.
*Judging will commence at 8.30 am on Show Day.
*Exhibitors’ Passes are allocated according to the number of Dogs entered by
each Exhibitor.
*All other persons must pay Gate Entry Fee unless in possession of
a current Show Society Pass.
*Wrist Bands must be worn or Entry will be re-charged.
*It is anticipated that at least 87 Breeds of Dogs
will be on Show.
Materials and labour for the Dog Arena Fence
donated by Proston Lions in 2019.15
Advice to Exhibitors and patrons
* A.T.M. outlet on grounds
*Show Admission Prices: See Page 1.
*Traffic on Show Day: we ask that all drivers be aware of turning traffic and
pedestrians and travel at a safe speed inside and outside the grounds.
*Entry Points:
GATE 1: Horses, Dogs, Timber Sports
GATE 2: Pedestrians, Emergency Vehicles.
GATE 3: Cattle, Poultry, Trade and Services. (Restricted Time Parking Zone.)
Disabled Parking: Behind Pavilion. Enter via Gate 3.
Pedestrian Access: All Gates.
Caution is advised during periods of moving traffic.
Bio-security and livestock movement:
*All Exhibitors of Livestock including Poultry and Pets are required to comply
with current Bio-Security rules.
*PROSTON SHOW GROUNDS PIC No: QDW D 100 1
ABN: 81 583 946 005
*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.
Horse Entries must be accompanied by a completed Horse Health Declaration Form
*Payment of Entry and Nomination Fees: By Cash, or cheques or Money Orders
made payable to ‘Proston PA&H Society” or by Direct Deposit to
BSB 638 070 A/C# 12539945 .
Please use Section and Exhibitor name in the reference field.16
RING EVENTS:
SECTION 1: Horses
Horse Competitors please use Gate 1.
CHIEF STEWARD/MEASURING STEWARD: Amanda Wagner, Mob: 0401179136
and Courtney Retschlag
Starting Time: 8.00am SHARP. 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
*Champion Trophies: as per Schedule. Reserve Champion: Ribbon
*Show Jumping and *Stock Horse Classic:
See SECTIONS for Classes, Entry fees and prize details.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
*All persons must pay Gate Entry. Wrist Bands must be worn.
*Caution: Horse Owners and Handlers: Fireworks start in the Ring
at 7.00 p.m. on Show Day.
*Compulsory: All competitors must fill out and sign the Horse Health
Declaration provided.
• Hacks, Galloways and Ponies to be measured by Measuring Steward if required.
• Galloways 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands.
• All Prize Winners must take part in the Grand Parade.
• Ponies may be ridden by adults.
• Children competing in Rider Classes must compete in their own age group, and are
not eligible for Adult Rider classes.
• If a Judge considers an exhibit of not sufficient merit, no award will be made.
• Stewards reserve the right to make additional classes if advisable.
• District events restricted to residents of the South Burnett Regional Shire.
Horse and riders to have resided in the district for at least 3 months prior to Show.
• Only maiden/novice competitors can compete in the maiden/novice ring.
• Horses may compete as either Ridden Show Horse or Ridden Show Hunter –
You must choose not swap.
* Winners of Maiden and Novice Classes in Rings 1 and 2 compete in either Champion
Hack or Champion Hunter depending on which category is entered: (Hack or Hunter).
• Horses are not to be ridden in the vicinity of the Pavilion, Liquor Bar, Side Show
or Cattle Areas.
Supreme Led Exhibit
Trophy donated by Anderson’s Produce Kingaroy
Supreme Hack of Show
Trophy donated by Mary and John Ramke
Supreme Show Hunter
Sponsored by Wooroolin Veterinary Services
Supreme Rider of Show
Trophy donated by Retschlag Family – Grandview Stables17
RING 1: HALTER CLASSES:
Thoroughbreds:
1. Stallion or Colt 3. Gelding
2. Mare or Filly
Champion Thoroughbred. Reserve Champion.
ANSA Saddlehorses:
4. Stallion or Colt 6. Gelding
5. Mare or Filly
Champion ANSA Saddlehorse. Reserve Champion.
Australian Stock Horses:
7. Stallion or Colt 9. Gelding
8. Mare or Filly
Champion Australian Stockhorse. Reserve Champion.
Quarter Horses:
10. Stallion or Colt 12. Gelding
11. Mare or Filly
Champion Quarter Horse. Reserve Champion.
Arab/Part-Bred Arabs:
13. Stallion or Colt 15. gelding
14. Mare or Filly
Champion Arab/Part-Bred. Reserve Champion.
Unregistered: (all Heights)
16. Stallion or Colt. 18. gelding
17. Mare or Filly.
Champion Unregistered. Reserve Champion.
RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES:
19. Junior ASH Hack
20. Senior ASH Hack
21. Junior Working ASH
22. Senior Working ASH
Champion Ridden ASH: Sponsored by Stockhaven Australian Stock Horses.
Reserve Champion:
23. Ridden Any other Breed
ADULT RIDERS:
24. Novice Lady or Gentleman Rider. 25. Open Lady or Gentleman Rider.
Champion and Reserve Champion Adult Rider.
HACKS: 26. Maiden Hack or Hunter.
27. Novice Hack or Hunter.
28. District Hack (Restricted to South Burnett Region Residents).
29. Hack 15 Hands and not exceeding 15.2 Hands.
30. Hack over 15.2 Hands and not exceeding 16 Hands.
31. Hack over 16 Hands.
32. Hack for Mares.
33. Hack for Geldings
Bev Pickels Memorial Champion Hack: Bale of Hay donated by the Hasselbach
Family and $25.00 donated by the Wagner Family. Reserve Champion.18
Show Hunter Hacks
34. Open Hunter Hack over 15 hands not exceeding 16 hands
35. Open Hunter Hack over 16 hands
36. Hunter Hack for Mares
37. Hunter Hack for Gelding
Champion Show Hunter Hack-Bale of Hay donated by the Haselbach Family.
Reserve Champion
Galloway Hacks
38. Maiden Galloway Hack or Hunter
39. Novice Galloway Hack or Hunter
40. District Galloway Hack (restricted to residents of the South Burnett Region)
41. Galloway Hack 14 Hands not exceeding 14.2 Hands
42. Galloway Hack over 14.2 Hands and not exceeding 15 Hands
43. Galloway Hack for Mares
44. Galloway Hack for Geldings
Champion Galloway Hack– Trophy donated by D & J Sullivan, Abbeywood Stud
and $25 donated by the Wagner Family. Reserve Champion.
Show Hunter Galloway Hacks
45. Open Hunter Galloway 14 Hands not exceeding 14.2 Hands
46. Open Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hands not exceeding 15 Hands
47. Galloway Hunter Mares
48. Galloway Hunter Geldings
Champion Show Hunter Galloway Hack –
Bale of Hay donated by the Hasselbach Family. Reserve Champion.
RING 2: MINIATURES AND PONIES:
Miniature Horses:
If competing in miniature pony classes, then the same animal cannot compete
in miniature horse classes.
49. Stallion or Colt 50. Mare or Filly 51. Gelding
Champion Miniature Horse: Reserve Champion.
Small Horses:
If you have competed in the Miniature Horses section or the Miniature Ponies section
you are not eligible for this section. This event will be run under the IMHR rules
52. Stallion or Colt 53. Mare or Filly 54. Gelding
Champion Small Horse: Reserve Champion.
Miniature Ponies:
If competing in miniature horse classes, then the same animal cannot compete in
miniature pony classes.
55. Stallion or Colt 56. Mare or Filly 57. Gelding
Champion Miniature Pony: Reserve Champion.
LED Ponies:
58. Stallion or Colt, not exceeding 14 hands
59. Mare 3 years and over, 13 hands and not exceeding 14 hands
60. Mare 3 years and over, under 13 hands
61. Filly under 3 years, not exceeding 14 hands
62. Gelding, not exceeding 14 hands
Champion Led Pony Reserve Champion Led Pony19
LED Riding Ponies:
63. Australian Saddle Pony 65. Riding Pony Mare or Filly
64. Riding Pony Stallion or Colt 66. Riding Pony Gelding
Champion Led Riding Pony Reserve Champion.
Any Other Breed (all heights)
67. Stallion or Colt 68. Mare or Filly 69. gelding
Champion Any Other Breed Reserve Champion.
70. Ridden Australian Saddle Pony Under Saddle
RIDDEN Riding Pony: 71. Stallion
72. Mare or Gelding under 13 hands.
73. Mare or Gelding 13 hands or over.
Champion Ridden Pony Reserve Champion
RIDER CLASSES:
Boy or Girl Rider: 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
Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Girl or Boy Rider
77. Girl or Boy Rider 12 years and Under 15 years
78. Girl or Boy Rider 15 years and Under 17 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Girl or Boy Rider
PONY HACKS: 79. Maiden Pony Hack or Hunter
80. Novice Pony Hack or Hunter
81. District Pony Hack (Restricted to residents of the South Burnett)
82. Pony Hack 13.2 to 14 hands
83. Pony Hack 13 to under 13.2 hands
84. Pony Hack 12.2 to under 13 hands
85. Pony Hack 12 to under 12.2 hands
86. Pony Hack under 12 hands
87. Pony Hack for Mares
88. Pony Hack for Geldings
Champion Pony Hack $25 donated by the Wagner Family
and Trophy donated by K & H Rowberry. Reserve Champion Pony Hack
Show Hunter Pony Hacks:
89. Open Hunter Pony not exceeding 13 hands
90. Open Hunter Pony over 13 hands not exceeding 14 hands
91. Hunter Pony for Mares
92. Hunter Pony for Geldings
Champion Show Hunter Pony – Bale of Hay
donated by the Hasselbach Family. Reserve Champion.
93. Pony best suited for children under 16 years of age
94. Pleasure Pony Hack20
RING EVENTS: MAIDEN AND NOVICE
Sponsored by T & A Duff, In Memory of Mr & Mrs JP Duff
NOTE TO ALL COMPETITORS: These events have been tailored for local and primarily
novice competitors. Our focus with these events is to promote the sport and for all of our
competitors to have fun. We encourage novice competitors to compete and hope that the
seasoned and serious competitors use their own discretion to compete only in open events
and not in the novice ring. If this discretion is not used, the Judge and Chief Ring Steward
will act and their decision will be final. If your horse is a registered breed it may compete in
its Led and Ridden Breed Classes in Ring 1 or 2.
ANY NEAT AND TIDY ATTIRE IS ACCEPTABLE
Starting Time: 8.30am
Entry Fee: $2. First $5; Second $3; Third $2
Led Classes:95. Led Pony
96. Led Galloway
97. Led Hack
Champion Led Maiden or Novice. Reserve Champion.
Ridden Classes:
98. Best Presented (mounted) – Open to all ages
99. Maiden Pony
100. Maiden Galloway
101. Maiden Hack
102. Novice Pony Hack
103. Novice Galloway Hack
104. Novice Hack
Champion Maiden or Novice. Reserve Champion.
Pairs and Rider Classes:
105. Pair of Ponies, Galloways or Hacks
106. Pleasure Pony, Galloway or Hack
107. Consolation Pony, Galloway or Hack
(not to have won a First or Second from 99 to 104)
108. Girl or Boy Rider 8years and Under
109. Girl or Boy Rider 10years and Under
110. Girl or Boy Rider 13years and Under
111. Girl or Boy Rider 17years and Under
112. Lady or Gent Rider
Champion Rider. Reserve Champion
113. Consolation Rider {Riders who have not received a First or Second from 108 to 112}
Harley’s Heavy Diesel Maiden and Novice Awards:
Trophies kindly donated by
Harleys Heavy Diesel:
▪ Superior Sportsmanship Shown
▪ Smartest on Parade
▪ Equine Encouragement
▪ Most Pleasant Parent21
SHOW JUMPING
Starting Time: 8.00am SHARP
Class 1: Junior Jump 10 years and Under (Approx 30cm)
1 round – ideal time. Entry Fee: $2 First $10. Second $8; Third $5; Fourth $2
Class 2: Junior Jump 16 Years and Under – AM5
Entry Fee: $2 First $20. Second $15; Third $10; Fourth $5
Class 3: Height Class; 70cm – AM5
Entry Fee: $4 First $40. Second $30; Third $20; Fourth $10
Class 4: Height Class; 90cm -AM5
Entry Fee: $7 First $70 and a bale of hay donated by the Hasselbach Family.
Second $40; Third $20; Fourth $10
Class 5: Height Class 1.04m-AM5
Entry Fee: $8 First $80and a bale of hay donated by the Hasselbach Family.
Second $50; Third $20; Fourth$15
Class 6: Height Class: 1.10m-1.20 - AM5
Entry Fee: $8 First $80 and a bale of hay donated by the Hasselbach Family.
Second $50; Third $30; Fourth $15
Class 7: Proston Show Championship; Grand Prix
Entry Fee: $10 First $100 and a bale of hay donated by the Hasselbach Family.
Second $70; Third $50; Fourth $20
stockman’s classic:
Cattle Carting kindly Donated by Brian and Gloria Smith
Cattle donated by John and Mary Ramke
Encouragement Award judged from either Junior or Senior Challenge,
Trophy donated by Boonara Performance Horses, Huon and Colleen Smith22
Proston stockman’s classic
CHIEF STEWARD: Mary Ramke 0427 689 307
*This competition is open to all working horses and NOT restricted to registered horses.
*All paid nominations close on Saturday 28TH February 2020.
*Paid nominations must be registered to allow for appropriate cattle numbers.
*Please use the Nominations and Waver Forms in this Schedule.
*The number of Nominations will determine commencement time
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:
• Complaints directed solely to the Chief Steward.
• Junior competitors (17years and Under) to wear helmets.
• Horses must compete in each discipline to be eligible for Championship.
• Judge’s decision is final
ORDER OF EVENTS
RING 1: Junior Challenge, Class a: Dry Working Junior
Senior Challenge, Class a: Dry Working Senior
Junior Competitors Challenge, Class a: Dry Work
Junior Challenge, Class b: Obstacle Course
(following Seniors Dry Work Out)
RING 2 Junior Competitors Challenge, Class b: Cattle Cut out (one in the Camp)
(Camp Junior Challenge, Class c: Under 5 Jackpot Cut Out
Junior Challenge, Class b: Cattle Working (Arenas in panels in Main arena)
1. Junior Challenge: Age Under 5 Years
EVENT: a. Dry Working. Entry Fee: $5.00
Prize Money: First $80; Second $40; Third $30
b. Obstacle Course. Entry Fee $5.00. First $80; Second $40; Third $30
c. Under 5 Jackpot Cut Out –Entry Fee: $10.00. Jackpot Prizemoney.
Champion High Point Junior Horse: $100 cash
and a bale of hay donated by the Hasselbach Family
Sash donated by the Australian Stock Horse Association
for the highest scoring Junior Registered Stock Horse.
2. Senior Challenge: Age 5 years and Over
EVENT: a. Dry Working Entry Fee $5.00
Prize Money: First $80; Second $40; Third $30
b. Cattle Cut Out. Entry Fee $10.00. First $125; Second $75; Third $50
Champion High Point Senior Horse: $100 cash
and a bale of hay donated by the Hasselbach Family
Sash donated by the Australian Stock Horse Association
for the highest scoring Senior Registered Stock Horse.
3. Junior Competitors Challenge for riders under 17.
EVENT a. Dry Working Entry Fee $5.00
Prize Money: First $50; Second $30; Third $20
b. Cattle Cut Out (one in the camp) Note: pending on numbers we may split placings
into age groups but run as one event. Entry Fee $10.00 Prize Money: Jackpot
Sash donated by the Australia Stock Horse Association for the highest scoring
Registered Stock Horse (Junior Competitors Challenge)
Trophy for High Point Rider23
WORK OUTS: Work Outs are to be completed as follows for all Classes:
Dry Working – Junior (see course diagram)
1. Salute Judge at A; walk to B; 2. Rising trot to C, (centre). 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 left 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 and 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 (see course diagram)
1. Enter arena at A, acknowledge Judge, walk to centre on loose rein cracking whip
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 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 and leave arena at walk on loose rein.
Obstacle Course - (Juniors Only) (see course diagram)
1. Walk to Gate on loose rein, pass through gate 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. Then 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. From Drum continue to A and Stop, walk back to Judge on a loose rein
Cattle Cut-Out - (Seniors Only)
Judge to give direction and briefing prior to cut out
1. Competitors enter area and select a beast out from the mob
2. Cut out will be based on a normal Camp Draft cut out
Junior Competitors Challenge for riders under 17 (see course diagram)
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 4 paces
9. Acknowledge and salute the judge, leave the area on a loose rein24
Dry
Working
Junior
Dry Working
Senior
Obstacle Course
Juniors Only
Junior Competitors
Challenge
For Riders under 1725
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27 stud Cattle: Section 2 *Proston Show Rules and Regulations apply to this Section. *Please refer to the Movement of Livestock regulations on Page 15 of this Schedule. *All persons must pay Gate Entry Fee unless in possession of a current Proston Show Society Pass. Wrist Bands must be worn or Entry fee will be recharged. CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Michael Duff Assistant Chief Steward: Kathy Duff 4168 0290 e-mail: kathy@duff.com.au Stewards: Richard Grimes Judging Commences: 8.30am SHARP ENTRY FEE: $4 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY • Stud Cattle 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 a NLIS device will be sent home. It will be necessary to bring your Waybill Book on Show Day. NLIS scanning will be done at the Showgrounds. • All cattle must be tick free. • Proston Show Grounds is ‘ticky’. Cattle will be sprayed to go back to clean country. Please see Page 15. • Age of cattle to be taken from the day of the Show • In the event of any dispute the decision of the Chief Steward and the Committee will be final • All cattle must be secured by lead ropes whilst in the stalls * Any exhibitor requiring bedding for their cattle, please contact Kathy Duff on 0437 020 705 JUNIOR HANDLERS Junior Handlers to be judged at 8.30am Class 1: 15 years (as at 1st May 2019) and Under 25 (Winner of Handlers and Judges in Class 1 will be eligible to compete in Sub Chamber Finals). Class 2: Under 15 years of age Sponsored by: Duff Family YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION Judged during Stud Beef judging Class 1: 15 years (as at 1st May 2019) and Under 25 Class2: Under 15 years of age Sponsored by: TopX Murgon INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION Open to every winning student in the Young Judges/Handlers Competitions representing their school program. Points will be awarded to students for their schools. Trophies donated by Duff Family ‘Di Di’ Sponsored by Riverina and Yvonne Hurt South Burnett Sub Chamber Finals for Junior Handlers and Judges will be held on Friday Evening 15th May 2020 at Blackbutt Show.
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Ken Mills Toyota 2020 Sub Chamber Aggregate Points Competition Stud Beef
Exhibitors at all South Burnett Shows
(Proston, Murgon, Goomeri, Nanango, Kingaroy, Blackbutt and Wondai)
are eligible to compete for this award.
Points are awarded for the best five exhibits at each show.
Points:
First = 5 points; Second = 4 points; Third = 3 points Fourth = 2 points; Fifth = 1 point
Winner (exhibitor gaining most points across all shows)
to be announced at the Wondai Show.
Sub Chamber Finals prize money: First $500; Second $300, Third $200
The exhibitor gaining most points at each show, in the ‘Best 5’ Class
will receive prize money of $100.
2020 Aggregate Points Competition Led Steer
Prizes Donated by Norco Stock Feeds
Exhibitors at Proston, Murgon, Goomeri, Nanango, Kingaroy, Blackbutt and Wondai
are eligible to compete for this award.
Points are awarded for the best five (5) exhibitors at each show.
Points:
First = 5 points; Second = 4 points; Third = 3 points Fourth = 2 points; Fifth = 1 point
Sub Chamber Finals Prize Money:
First $200; Second $100; Third $50
Winners (exhibitors gaining the most points across all shows)
to be announced at the Wondai Show29
CLASSES: Tropical, European, British
1. Bull, UNDER 12 months 5. Bull, 21 months and UNDER 24 months
2. Bull, 12 months and UNDER 15 months 6. Bull, 24 months and UNDER 30 months
3. Bull, 15 months and UNDER 18 months 7. Bull, 30 months and OVER
4. Bull, 18 months and UNDER 21 months Senior Champion and
Junior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Bull
Reserve Champion Bull
Grand Champion Bull
8. Heifer, UNDER 12 months 10. Heifer, 15 months and
9. Heifer, 12 months and UNDER 18 months
UNDER 15 months 11. Heifer, 18 months and
UNDER 21 months
Junior Champion and Reserve Champion Heifer
12. Cow, 21 months and 13. Cow, 24 months and
UNDER 24 months UNDER 30 months
14. Cow, 30 months and OVER
Senior Champion and Reserve Champion Cow
Grand Champion Cow or Heifer
15. Pair of Bulls to be bred and owned by the exhibitor
16. Pair of females to be bred and owned by the exhibitor
17. Breeders group, three animals representing both sexes, to be owned by the Exhibitor
Supreme Champion Exhibit between all Champions
Supreme Champion Exhibit of Show: Trophy donated by Cr Kathy Duff,
Councillor Division 5
The top five to be judged in the main ring following the Grand Parade
Led Steer Competition
Cattle to be mouthed at 8:15am
19. Heavyweight Led Milk Steer or Heifer
18. Lightweight Led Milk Steer or Heifer
(450kg or OVER)
(UNDER 450kg)
First $25, Second $15, Third $10
First $25, Second $15, Third $10
20. Sub Chamber Led Steer Competition
Champion and Reserve Champion For Most Points
Led Steer or Heifer30
Prime Beef Cattle: Section 2
CHIEF STEWARD: Will Johnson Ph 0408 644 460
Entry Fee: $5
*Please refer to the Movement of Livestock regulations on
Page 15 of this Schedule.
All entry fees must be paid on Friday 6th March 2020 (before Show Day)
and must be accompanied by a Way Bill.
Prime Young Judges Competition commences at 3.30pm for a 4.00pm start on
Friday 6th March. Class 1: 15 years (as at 1st May 2020) and Under 25.
Winner of Class 1 will be eligible to compete in Sub Chamber Finals
(see pages 7 and 27 for details)
Class 2: Under 15 years of age.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
ARRIVAL TIME: All cattle must arrive at Proston Showgrounds Prior to 3.00pm
on Friday 6th March, to enable drafting by the Stewards
PRE-SHOW WEIGHING: Weighing, mouthing and ear tagging of Cattle will be done
when cattle arrive at showgrounds.
Animals will then be placed in their allocated class pens.
Weights as outlined in class schedule will be strictly adhered to.
JUDGING: Judging will commence at 9.00am on Saturday 7th March 2020 (Show Day).
• Cattle exhibitors are required, under the National Livestock Identification Scheme (NLIS)
to make sure ALL cattle coming onto the Showgrounds carry an approved
NLIS device (ear tag or bolus).
* Cattle that do not have a NLIS device will be sent home. It will be necessary to bring your
Waybill Book on Show Day. NLIS scanning will be done at the showgrounds.
• All cattle must be the property of the vendor for 60 days prior to
Saturday 7th March 2020.
• Any ear tags which may identify the vendor or property must be removed.
• Stud stock or Led cattle are not eligible for this section.
• Cattle from tick free areas will be sprayed before leaving the grounds.
• All cattle must be free of visible ticks
• All cattle must be dehorned or tipped
• Only Judge and Stewards will be allowed in the yards while drafting and judging
is in progress.
Grain Fed Grass Fed
1. Steer OR Heifer UNDER 300kg 1. Vealer UNDER 250kg
2. Steer 350kg to 480kg 2. Steer/Heifer 250kg to 350kg
3. Heifer 350kg to 480kg 3. Steer 350kg to 500kg
4. Steer 480kg to 540kg 4. Heifer 350kg to 500kg
5. Heifer 480kg and OVER 5. Steer 500kg and OVER
6. Steer 540kg and OVER 6. Export Cow
7. Pair Steers / Heifers UNDER 520kg 7. Pair feed-on Steers/Heifers280kg
8. Pair Steers / Heifers OVER 520kg to 380kg (Domestic)
8. Pair feed-on Steers/ Heifers 380kg
Note: Presentation will commence to 500kg (Export)
immediately after Supreme Champion 9. Pair Replacement Heifers for breeding
Judging Champion Grass Fed
Champion Grain Fed
Champion Pair Grass or Grain Fed
Supreme Exhibit of Show31
Stud Cattle Entry Form
During any period covered by Show Activities, all Livestock must be the responsibility
of the Owner or Owners’ representative(See Show Regulations).
By submitting this form you are agreeing to comply with Proston Show Regulations .
Exhibit Name Breed NLIS Tag # Age in months Sex Class Entry
Stud Beef # Fee
Only
TOTAL FEES $
PROPERT PIC#
WEIGH BILL #
Exhibitor Name
Stud Name
Address
Phone
Please Fax Completed Entry Form to Kathy Duff (07) 4168 0290
Or Mail with Entry Fees to:
Stud Cattle, Proston P. A. and H. Society, P.O. Box 5 Hivesville Q 461232
Kewpie Stockfeeds
River Road Kingaroy
Proud donors of prizes for the Poultry Section
South Burnett Feather Club:
Proudly supporting the Poultry Section of Poston Show
Contact: Col and Jo Robinson
Or find the facebook page
PROSTON SHOW:
The one event for every one!
Become a Member or a Donor and be part of
Proston’s Best Loved Event33
SECTION 3: POULTRY and WATERFOWL
Entries Close Friday 28th February
CHIEF STEWARD: Les Robinson Ph 0429 839 762 or 4168 9762.
Stewards: G. I. & Linda Rea ph 0439 694 000. Helen Young ph 4168 9297
Major Donors: The Proston Show Society
Kewpie Stockfeeds
All Junior Exhibitors receive a prize
Donated by Les and Dallas Robinson
Presentation of Trophies and prizes
will take place at the Poultry Pavilion at 3pm
[after the Grand Parade]
Entry Fee: $1-00 per entry. Must accompany entry form.
Junior Exhibitors: Free entry.
Mail to: The Secretary, Proston Show Society, PO Box 5, Hivesville 4612
Penning: Saturday from 6am to 9am, Friday only by appointment.
Judging: from 9am on Show Day. Birds may be removed from the Pavilion
after 3-30 on Show day under Stewards' supervision.
Prize Money: First $2-00, Second $1-00. may be collected from the Secretary's Office
on completion of paperwork.
Major Awards: Grand Champion Fowl: Trophy and Society Sash
Reserve Champion Fowl $25-00 donated by South Burnett Feather Club
and Society Sash.
Champion Large Softfeather Society Sash
Champion Large Hardfeather Society Sash
Champion Softfeather Bantam Society Sash
Champion Hardfeather Bantam Society Sash
Champion Pair Society Sash
Champion Waterfowl Society Sash
Champion Aviary Bird Society Sash
Best Junior Exhibit Society Sash
Champion Cards: Each Breed or Variety in Softfeather,
Each Breed or Variety in Hardfeather34
CONDITIONS:
All persons shall abide by the Rules and Regulations of this Society
including Animal Bio-security precautions as published in the General
Schedule, and must pay Gate Entry Fee unless provided with a current
Proston Show Society Pass. Wrist Bands must be worn.
1. The Society retains the discretionary right to accept or refuse entries.
All birds must be the bona fida property of the Exhibitor.
2. 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.
3. Judges to determine the merits of exhibits according to the approved Poultry
Standards.
4. Exhibitors may be present at the time of judging, under the direction of the Chief
Steward.
5. No correspondence or dispute will be entered into after the completion of judging.
6. After the awarding of Grand Champion Fowl of Show, the reserve bird from the
same section is eligible for Reserve Grand Champion of Show.
7. All birds will be clean and disease-free.
8. JUNIOR EXHIBITORS Open to children under 15 years of age. Birds should be
selected and prepared by the Junior Exhibitor, adult supervision permitted.
9. Junior Exhibitors MUST pen their own birds.
10. All Birds including Junior Entries shall be the Bona Fida property of the Exhibitor.
11. Young Judges Finals for Poultry will take place at the Toowoomba Royal Show
in 2020. To be eligible, Finalists must have been winners at a local Show.
Please Note:
The area adjacent to the roadway around the Poultry Pavilion is a
Restricted Parking Zone between the hours of 9.00am to 3pm.
Would competitors please remove their vehicles outside the grounds
by 9.30am.
There is reserved Disability Parking Space near the Pavilion if required.
JUNIOR EXHIBITORS: *FREE ENTRY
MALE FEMALE
Softfeather, any Breed, Large 351 352
Softfeather, any Breed, Bantam 353 354
Hardfeather, any Breed, Large 355 356
Hardfeather, any Breed, Bantam 357 358
Waterfowl, Any Breed or Variety 359 360
PAIRS
Breeding Pair, Large Fowl S/F 341 H/F 342
Breeding Pair, Bantam S/F 343 H/F 344
Pair of Females, Any S/F 345 H/F 346
WATERFOWL Drake Duck
Any Heavy Breed 361 362
Any Light Breed 363 364
Any Bantam Breed 365 36635 STANDARD HEAVY SOFTFEATHER Cock Hen Ck’l Pullet Australian Langshan Black 1 2 3 4 Australian Langshan A.O.C. 5 6 7 8 Australorp A.C. 9 10 11 12 Orpington A.C. 13 14 15 16 Plymouth Rock Dark or Light Barred 17 18 19 20 Rhode Island Red or White Breed, Single or Rosecomb 21 22 23 24 Sussex Light 25 26 27 28 Wyandotte White 29 30 31 32 Wyandotte A.O.C. 33 34 35 36 STANDARD LIGHT SOFTFEATHER Cock Hen Ck'l Pullet Ancona A.C. 51 52 53 54 Hamburg A C. 55 56 57 58 Leghorn White 59 60 61 62 Leghorn A.O.C. 63 64 65 66 Silkie White 67 68 69 70 Silkie A. O. C. 71 72 73 74 Any Other Variety Softfeather Light 75 76 77 78 STANDARD HEAVY HARDFEATHER Cock Hen Ck'l Pullet Australian Game A. C. 81 82 83 84 Australian Pit Game Plain faced 85 86 87 88 Australian Pit Game Muff-faced 89 90 91 92 Indian Game A. C. 93 94 95 96 Any Other Breed / Variety Hardfeather Heavy 97 98 99 100 STANDARD LIGHT HARDFEATHER Cock Hen Ck'l Pullet Australian Pit Game Plain Face 111 112 113 114 Australian Pit Game Muff-faced 115 116 117 118 Old English Game Black-red Dark Leg 119 129 121 122 Old English Game A. O. C. 123 124 125 126 Any Other Breed / Variety Hardfeather Light 127 128 129 130 TRUE BANTAM SOFTFEATHER Cock Hen Ck’l Pullet Belgian D'anvers AC 141 142 143 144 Belgian D'uccles AC 165 166 167 168 Pekin Black 169 170 171 172 Pekin A. O. C. 173 174 175 176 Rosecomb A. C. 177 178 179 180 Any other Variety True Bantam 181 182 183 184
36 BANTAM SOFTFEATHER Cock Hen Ck'l Pullet Australian Langshan Black 191 192 193 194 Australian Langshan A.O.C. 195 196 197 198 Australorp Black 209 210 211 212 Australorp A.O.C. 213 214 215 216 Plymouth Rock Dark or Light Barred 217 218 219 220 Rhode Island Any Breed Single or Rosecomb 221 222 223 224 Sussex Light 225 226 227 228 Wyandotte White 229 230 231 232 Wyandotte A.O.C. 233 234 235 236 Ancona 237 238 239 240 Leghorn White 241 242 243 244 Leghorn A.O.C. 245 246 247 248 Any Other Variety Softfeather Bantam 249 250 251 252 BANTAM HARDFEATHER Cock Hen Ck'l Pullet Australian Game A.C. 261 262 263 264 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 Pile 281 282 283 284 Modern Game A.O.C. 285 286 287 288 AOV. Bantam Hardfeather other than Old Engish Game 289 290 291 292 OLD ENGLISH GAME BANTAMS Cock Hen Ck'l Pullet Old English Game Black Red Dark leg 301 302 303 304 Old English Game Black Red Light leg 305 306 307 308 Old English Game Wheaten Black Tail 309 310 Old English Game Blue Red 311 312 313 314 Old English Game Wheaten Blue Tail 315 316 Old English Game Pile A. C. 317 318 319 320 Old English Game Spangle 321 322 323 324 Old English Game Duckwing A.C. 325 326 327 328 Old English Game A.O.C. 329 330 331 332
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