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CANUNGRA A. H.& I. SOCIETY INC.

75th ANNUAL SHOW

SATURDAY 24th AUGUST 2013

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Mr Darrel Biss VICE PRESIDENTS: Mr Des Cuffe Mr Clive Moran SECRETARY: Mrs Shona Kraayvanger 0414 676 787 ASSISTANT SECRETARY: Ms Bronwyne Brown TREASURER: Mrs Jodie Devlin ASSISTANT TREASURER: Ms Andrew Kruger CHIEF STEWARDS RING: Mrs Cheryl Ash MAIN PAVILION: Mrs Carolyn Mahony Mrs Alison Koger FINE ARTS PAVILION: Mrs Lynne Sutherland DAIRY CATTLE: Mrs Jeanette Redman STUD CATTLE: Mrs Donna Sizmur FAT CATTLE: Mr Doug Bradfield Mr Derek Finch WOODCHOP: Mr John Geiger UTE SHOW & SHINE: Mrs Belinda Whitby GROUND STEWARD: Mr Andrew Koger TRADE STEWARD: Mr Jamie Gallagher SPONSORSHIP: Mr Terry Wheeler GRANTS: Dr Airlie Worrall GATE CO-ORDINATOR: Ms Michelle Livsey PATRON: Mr Doug Bradfield, Past President

ADMISSION ADULTS $15.00 CHILDREN (14 years and under) $5.00 FAMILY (2 adults, 2 children) $35.00 additional children $5 per child PENSIONERS (Aged) $5.00 COMPETITORS MUST PAY ADMISSION LIMITED FREE PARKING FOR VEHICLES IS AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS NO DOGS, GLASS OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS Images on front cover by Vanessa Laverty Photography and The Canungra Times

ADDRESS SHOWGROUNDS Postal Address: Coburg Rd PO Box 47 CANUNGRA QLD 4275 CANUNGRA QLD 4275 Web: www.canungrashowsociety.org E: [email protected].

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President’s Message

Welcome to the 75th Annual Canungra Show This year is a milestone year, a time for celebration, reflection and vision.

Some seventy five years ago this community started an annual event that was designed to show case Canungra and its Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial achievements.

The earliest recorded event to be held at the show grounds was a cricket match in 1893. In the years that followed this area was used for recreational activities, picnics, athletics and team sports. In 1916, the Lahey Brothers, owners of a huge softwood mill that was Canungra opened up the township and surrounding area for development. Portion 112, Parish of Tamborine, an area of 1 rood (18 acres), was set aside for the people of Canungra and clearly marked on the lithograph of the sale “Reserve for Sports Ground”. In 1918 the Canungra Progress Association decided to buy the land from the Lahey brothers at an agreed price of £400 with eight years to pay, interest 5%. In 1937 the Standply Mill manager, Herb Doyle organised a 440 yard ring (402m) to be erected. When the new hospital on the top of the hill overlooking the grounds was opened on 5th November 1937, a combined sports day was held. Farm produce was exhibited in the dressing shed whilst horse and athletic events took place within the newly erected ring. Early in 1938 the Canungra Agricultural, Horticultural, Industrial Society and was affiliated with AH&I societies elsewhere. The first Canungra show was held on the 10th September 1938. To this day the Canungra AHI&S holds large events such as the Campdraft, Rodeo, Bull ride, Teams Penning and the Show.

You have the unique opportunity today to be a part of the rich history of the Canungra showgrounds as we seek contributions for a new fence four rail steel to replace the existing timber fence. We are seeking donations for 160 panels of fencing. Each panel will be offered at $250 per panel and it will have a brass plaque recognising your support. A sample of the fence panel is on display near the Stage area. I encourage you to make your expression of interest today and be a part of the future.

As President of the Canungra AHI&S, I would like to take this opportunity to pass on my thanks and gratitude to our committee, judges and volunteers that give so freely of their time and expertise to make our show a special event.

The grounds will be filled with the sights, sounds and smells that we embrace as a country show. The main arena will feature beef and dairy cattle judging as well as a full equestrian program including show jumping, galloway hacks and an array of breeds and classes. Enjoy the skill and strength of the axe men at the wood chopping. Wander down to the Ute Muster. Visit the goats and marvel at the skills of the performance horse events. The main stage will feature performances from our local schools and dance school. Our pavilions feature fruit, vegetable and horticultural displays, cookery, home produce and needle work, fine art, wood work and photography. No show would be complete without the hum and buzz of side show alley and the entertainment and fireworks of the evening programme.

In closing, today is a day to remember. In another 25 years will you reflect on your memories of how the show was and what you did all those years ago? I hope that you are a part of our future. Be a part of a treasured tradition of celebrating as a community its unique character, achievements and heritage.

Darrel Biss President 2012

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CANUNGRA A.H . & I . SOCIETY

BY - LAWS AND REGULATIONS - 2013 1. The Stewards in each section will settle any disputes arising therein, but the Exhibitor has the privilege of lodging a

written protest against any decision thus given which will be dealt with by the committee whose ruling is final. 2. Should any exhibitor desire to impact any further information regarding an exhibit to a judge, such information will be

imparted per medium of the steward at his/her discretion. The infringement of the Regulation will disqualify the exhibit.

3. Should any competitor, exhibitor or employee of such obstruct or abuse a steward or a judge in the execution of his duties he shall be liable to forfeiture of his prize money and shall be excluded from further competition at the show.

4. The By-Laws and regulations of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies comprised in the model schedule, except where such may be modified or added to by special By-Laws and Regulations comprises herein, shall be the conditions of competition and all exhibitors and competitors shall make their entries or enter into competition on this express condition.

5. No entry fees will be refunded unless directed by the stewards. No horse will be allowed to compete unless nomination fees are paid.

6. The committee reserves the right to have any item which, in their opinion is considered dangerous or objectionable and which is exhibited or offered to Patrons as an item for sale or a prize given or distributed in any manner, any further reserves the right to immediately cancel space allocation for the current Show period, and/or any further Show held on these grounds.

7. No refund of gate money. 8. The Pavilion will be open from 1.00pm to 6.30 pm on Friday night prior to the Canungra Show to receive entries in

Pavilion Sections. 9. Pavilion entries are to be collected between 9.30am and 10.30am on the Sunday immediately following the

Canungra Show. ENTRIES

Entries taken on the day except the Pavilion, Fine Arts Pavilion, Miniature Goats, Stud Cattle, Fat Cattle and Dairy Cattle Sections and Woodchop .

Please refer to appropriate section in the schedule.

WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFTEY

PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE: All exhibitors, space holders and entertainers are responsible for their own public liability insurance . While the Show Society and its members take every care to ensure the safety to patrons, they will not be held liable for any damage caused by the negligence or property of exhibitors, space holders or entertainers. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: Any exhibitors/space holders intending to bring electrical equipment and/or gas bottles to the Showgrounds will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted with earth circuit breakers and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected and tagged by a licensed electrical contractor or gas fitter. This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors and the general public and is a requirement of the Workplace Health and Safety Act of 1989 . The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of non-compliance with its provisions. Any exhibitors or space holders who do not comply will not be allowed on the Canungra Showgrounds. Exhibitors should check all electrical equipment and /or gas bottles to avoid the occurrence of any difficulties. LEADERS OF CATTLE: Exhibitors allowing minors to lead cattle in the Grand Parade do so at their own risk and accept full responsibility for any incident which may occur. The Canungra Show Society or any of its members will not be held liable for any damage or injury which may occur through any such incident.

MESSAGE FROM THE COMMITTEE

A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS AND TROPHY DONORS WHO HAVE ASSISTED US IN PRESENTING THE 2013 CANUNGRA SHOW. WE ASK LOCAL AND VISITING COMPETITORS AND THE PEOPLE OF CANUNGRA AND DISTRICT TO SUPPORT THESE BUSINESS HOUSES AS IT IS ONLY THROUGH THEIR SUPPORT THAT THIS MAJOR COMMUNITY EVENT CAN CONTINUE TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

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INDEX

Executive Committee ......................................................................................................................................................... 1 President's Message .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 By-Laws and Regulations .................................................................................................................................................. 4 Index .................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Showground Map ............................................................................................................................................................... 8 Sponsors ............................................................................................................................................................................ 9 PAVILION ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Adult Section .............................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Vegetables & Fruit ....................................................................................................................................................... 11 Horticulture .................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Cookery ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Home Produce ............................................................................................................................................................. 14 Agriculture .................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Needlework .................................................................................................................................................................. 15 Amateur Photography .................................................................................................................................................. 17 Juvenile Classes ........................................................................................................................................................................ 18 Juvenile Section (up to and including Prep Year) ........................................................................................................ 18 Junior Primary School .................................................................................................................................................. 19 Upper Primary School .................................................................................................................................................. 19 Secondary School ........................................................................................................................................................ 19 FINE ARTS 21 Fine Arts..................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Juvenile Fine Arts ...................................................................................................................................................................... 23 CREATIVE ARTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 24 MINIATURE GOAT PROGRAMME ................................................................................................................................ 27 The Canungra Show since 1938 ..................................................................................................................................... 29 HORSE PROGRAMME ................................................................................................................................................... 31 Led Ponies ................................................................................................................................................................................. 32 Riding Ponies ............................................................................................................................................................................. 32 Australian Saddle Pony .............................................................................................................................................................. 32 Pony Hacks ................................................................................................................................................................................ 32 Juvenile Riders .......................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Thoroughbreds ........................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Show Hunter .............................................................................................................................................................................. 33 Galloway Hacks ......................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Hacks ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Rider Classes ............................................................................................................................................................................. 34 Australian Stockhorses .............................................................................................................................................................. 34 Standardbred ............................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Australian Brumby ...................................................................................................................................................................... 35 Arabians ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 Welsh Mountain Ponies ............................................................................................................................................................. 36 Miniature Horses ........................................................................................................................................................................ 36 Quarter Horses .......................................................................................................................................................................... 37 Appaloosa .................................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Palominos .................................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Paint ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 Paint Bred .................................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Pinto ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Buckskin..................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Quarter Ponies ........................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Under Saddle ............................................................................................................................................................................. 38 Open Performance ..................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Heavy Horse .............................................................................................................................................................................. 39 Clydesdale ................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 Side Saddle ................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 Baroque ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 SHOWJUMPING PROGRAMME .................................................................................................................................... 40 FAT CATTLE PROGRAMME .......................................................................................................................................... 41 DAIRY CATTLE PROGRAMME ..................................................................................................................................... 43 STUD BEEF PROGRAMME ........................................................................................................................................... 45 UTE MUSTER .................................................................................................................................................................. 47 WOODCHOP PROGRAMME .......................................................................................................................................... 48

NO DOGS ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS

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GRAND PARADE

$100

PRIZE MONEY to be WON

Each Competitor entering the Grand Parade will receive a free ticket and will be in the draw for

a $100 Cash Prize

Participation by Competitors would be greatly appreciated by

the Show Society.

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Show Ground Map

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Sponsors The Canungra Show Society wishes to thank our valuable sponsors:

Platinum Sponsors Beechmont Cattle Co Canungra Hotel IC Informed Conveyancing Gold Sponsors Archers Smash Repairs Aussie Lifestyle Properties Beaudesert Tyre Store Canungra News Canungra Valley Medical Finch Earthmoving Qld Government Scenic Rim Regional Council The Outpost Cafe

Silver Sponsors Bean In? Boyd O’Brien Bartholomew Cafe Metz Caltex Canungra Canungra Auto Clinic Canungra Veterinary Surgery Corporate & Country Accounting Dover & Sons Flesser’s Bakery Geiger Motors Hinterland Harvest Catering Riverina Stockfeed The Canungra Times TJ Kelly Surveys Pty Ltd

Bronze Sponsors

Beaudesert Gates & Steel Beaudesert Times Canungra Chamber of Commerce Canungra Dental Surgery Canungra FoodWorks Canungra Hairdressing Derek & Vicky Finch Doug & Jenny Bradfield Enrights Sawmill

Highchester Meats Pty Ltd Hohl Plumbing Is Ur Car Clean? Peter Teveluwe Peter, John & Stephen Geiger Rabar Pty Ltd Town & Country Fencing (Qld)

M J & J L Corcoran Wesfarmers Insurance

Copper Sponsors Australian Hunter Horse Association Australian Palouse Pony Association BJ Potatoes Boyd O’Brien Bartholomew Canungra Art & Culture Group Canungra RSL Services Club Canungra Visitors Information Centre CWA Wonglepong Mrs M Day Mr RG & Mrs V Duncan Dunmilkin' H & C Benstead G&R McCabe Painters Geiger Graphics & Illustrations J & M Gilbert, Sara Oaks Stud

Gleneagle Produce Mr DA & Mrs JA Libke Lisa Gordon Scrappers Mr B & Mrs C Mahony Nijole Pengelley Norco Rural Stores Riverbend Country Bush Camping Salisbury Transport Spotlight Ms C Sutherland Mr & Mrs P & L Sutherland Wallaby Ridge Retreat Mrs G Watterson Welsh Pony & Cob Society

We also acknowledge the Sponsors that come forward after the Show Schedule has gone to print. Thank you for your support!

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PAVILION CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD: - Mrs Carolyn Mahony 0408 740 764 Mrs Alison Koger 0409 665 557 PAVILION PROCEDURES 1. Pavilion will be open Friday 23rd August, 1.00pm to 6.30pm to accept entries. 2. Completed entry forms and fees must accompany exhibits or entries will be refused. 3. Receipts will be given for entries which must be produced when claiming your exhibits. 4. Exhibits must not have been entered in a previous Canungra show. 5. All exhibits must be the bonafide work of the Exhibitor, grown or made by the Exhibitor unless otherwise stated. 6. Entry fee and prize money are stated at the beginning of each section. Where there is a gift or trophy no prize

money will be given. A gift will not be transferable for money. 7. The Judge’s decision is final. 8. The Judge need not award any prize to an exhibit, which in their opinion does not comply with the conditions. The

Judge shall award a Second Prize if the exhibit is not considered worthy of a First, and shall not award any prize if the exhibit is not to sufficient merit.

9. Should any exhibitor desire to impact any further information regarding an exhibit to the Judge, such information will be imparted per medium of the steward.

10. The committee reserves the right to refuse any item which in their opinion is considered dangerous or objectionable.

11. The Society will not hold itself responsible for any loss or damage to any exhibit, however, all possible care will be taken.

12. Exhibits for sale must be marked 'for sale' on the back of the work. A commission of 20% will go to the society for all work sold.

COLLECTION OF ENTRIES The pavilion will be open for public viewing on Saturday from 9.00am until 7.00pm. All exhibits must remain on show until the close of the show.

COLLECTION OF ENTRIES WILL BE BETWEEN 9.30AM & 10.30 AM ON SUNDAY IMMEADIATLY FOLLOWING THE CANUNGRA SHOW

No responsibility will be taken for entries not collected before 10.30am on Sunday. Alternate arrangements may be made by contacting the Chief Steward when placing entries.

````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` CHAMPION EXHIBITOR OF THE PAVILION (ALL SECTIONS) Will receive a Society Sash, Prize and Perpetual Trophy. Prize donated by O'Reilly's Rainforest Guesthouse This Perpetual Trophy must be returned to the Show Society prior to this year’s Show

CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN EACH SECTION - Society sash & prize MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN EACH SECTION - Society sash & prize

Class winners receive prize (stated at the beginning of each section) and certificate. ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````

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ADULT SECTION SECTION 1 VEGETABLES & FRUIT STEWARD - Mary Peacock All produce must be the production of the exhibitor. Where plates are mentioned, please use disposable plates - 6” (15cm). Class 1 to 41 are judged on quality & display techniques. Root vegetables must have tops attached. Entries to be received at Pavilions on Friday 23rd August between 1.00pm and 6.30pm. Entries to be collected on Sunday 25th August between 9.30am and 10.30am Please read entry classes carefully . Please refer to the full Pavilion Procedures on page 8. NO ENTRIES WILL BE GIVEN OUT ON SATURDAY CHAMPION EXHIBIT - Prize & Sash Prize sponsored by CALTEX CANUNGRA MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR- Prize & Sash $25.00 Prize Sponsored by WALLABY RIDGE RETREAT VEGETABLES ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00, 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Class 1. Beans - 1 plate (12) 2. Beetroot - 1 plate (3) 3. Broccoli - 1 plate 4. Cabbage - 1 (any variety) 5. Carrots - 3 Sponsored by HINTERLAND

HARVEST CATERING 6. Cauliflower - 1 (any variety) 7. Celery - 1 bunch 8. Eschallots - 1 bundle 9. Lettuce - 1 (any variety) 10. Mushrooms - 1 plate 11. Onions - 3 (any variety) 12. Peas - 1 plate (12) 13. Potatoes - 3 (any variety) 14. Pumpkin - 1 (any variety) 15. Radish - 6 Sponsored by HINTERLAND

HARVEST CATERING 16. Rhubarb - 6 stalks 17. Silverbeet - 6 stalks 18. Spring Onions - 1 bundle 19. Sweet Potato - (any variety) 20. Tomatoes - 1 plate (3) Sponsored by

HINTERLAND HARVEST CATERING 21. Turnips - 3 22. Collection of Vegetables 1st prize $10.00 (not less than 6 varieties) Sponsored by

HINTERLAND HARVEST CATERING 23. Any other variety not specified

FRUIT ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Class 24. Avocados - 3 (any variety ) 25. Bananas - 1 Hand (any variety) 26. Cape Gooseberries - 1 Plate 27. Grapefriut - 3 28. Lemonade - 3 Sponsored by HINTERLAND

HARVEST CATERING 29. Lemons - 3 Bush 30. Lemons - 3 Smooth Skin 31. Limes - 3 (any variety) Sponsored by

HINTERLAND HARVEST CATERING 32. Mandarins - 3 (any variety) 33 Macadamia - 1 plate 34 Monstero Delicioso - 1 fruit 35 Oranges - 3 Valencia 36. Oranges - 3 (any other variety) 37. Pecan Nut - 1 Plate 38. Passionfruit - 3 (any variety) 39. Strawberries - 12 Sponsored by

HINTERLAND HARVEST CATERING 40. Collection of Fruit 1st prize $10

(not less than 3 varieties) Sponsored by HINTERLAND HARVEST CATERING

41. Collection of 6 Herbs (cut and identified) 42. Any other variety not specified

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SECTION 2 HORTICULTURE STEWARDS Mrs. Barbara Haack, Mrs. R. McCabe,

Mrs. P. Hawthorne. Entries will be received on Friday 23rd August

between 1pm and 6.30pm. Entries are to be collected between 9.30am and

10.30am on Sunday 25th August No responsibility will be taken for entries not collected

before 10.30am Sunday. No entries will be given out on Saturday - All flowers must be grown by exhibitor unless

otherwise - stated . - Bottles provided for exhibits for classes 1-61. - Bowl: Round and wider than it is high . - Vase: Taller than it is wide . - Collection: Not less than 6 no more than 12. For further information please see Stewards. CUT FLOWERS

CHAMPION CUT BLOOM Prize Donated by CANUNGRA HAIRDRESSING. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OF HORTICULTURE SECTION - Prize Donated by CANUNGRA INFORMATION CENTRE ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Class 1. Arum Lilies - 3 Blooms 2. Anemone - 3 Stems, distinct colours 3. Azalea 1 Cut 4. Bougainvillea 1 Cut 5. Bract 1 Cut e.g. Statice 6. Iris 1 Cut 7. Jonquil 1 Cut 8. Tulip 1 Cut 9. Bulbous . Tuberous or Rhyzoatermatious

Flower - Any other Variety 1 Cut 10. Calendulas - Collection 11. Calendulas - 3 Blooms, distinct colours 12. Carnation - 1 Bloom 13. Camellia - 1 Bloom 14. Daffodil - 1 Bloom

Class 15. Daisies - Collection 1 Variety 16. Daisies - Collection

17. Flowering Shrub - 1 Cut 18. Flowering Creeper - 1 Cut 19. Flowering Tree (other than native) - 1 Cut 20. Freesias - Collection 21. Gladioli - 1 spike 22. Geranium - Ivy leaf - 3 stems - distinct

colours (with leaves) 23. Geranium - Collection 24. Gerbera - Single - 3 stems distinct colours 25. Gerbera - Double - 3 stems distinct colours 26. Gerbera - Collection 27. Grevillea - 1 Cut 28. Lavender - 1 Bunch 29. Nasturtium - Collection 30. Native Shrub or Tree - 1 Cut 31. Native Shrub - Collection 32 Orchid - King 1 Cut 33. Orchid - Crucifix 1 Cut 34. Orchid - Cymbidium - 1 Cut 35. Poppies Iceland - Collection 36. Pansy - 1 Bloom 37. Pansy - 3 stems distinct colours 38. Pansy - Collection 39. Petunias - single collection 40. Petunias - double collection 41. Phlox - Collection 42. Ranunculi - 3 stems distinct colours 43. Ranunculi - Collection 44. Rose - 1 Bloom 45. Rose - 3 stems distinct colours 46. Rose - 1 variety in three stages (bud to full

bloom) 47. Rose - Miniature - 1 Bloom 48. Rose - Miniature - 3 stems distinct colours 49. Rose - Miniature - 1 Variety in three stages

(bud to full bloom) 50. Snap Dragon - 3 stems distinct colours 51. Snap Dragon - Collection 52. Stock - 1 cut 53 Stock - 3 cuts distinct colours 54. Stock - Collection - single or double 55. Strelitzia - 1 Cut 56. Sweet Peas - 3 stems distinct colours 57. Sweet Peas - Collection 58. Verbenas - Collection 59. Violets - Bunch 60. Any other Flower - 1 Cut

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FLORAL ART Flowers in the following classes not necessarily grown by exhibitor. CHAMPION EXHIBIT Prize Donated by D & V FINCH.

ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Class 62. Bowl of cut flowers - arranged for effect 63. Dried Arrangement - natural material 64. Arrangement of Foliage Material 65. Informal or modern arrangement 66 Black & White arrangement - Flowers &

Accessories 67. Floral arrangement in novelty container 68. One colour Arrangement 69. Arrangement using natives 70. Arrangement using only roses 71. Arrangement depicting Spring 72. Arrangement depicting a Song - labelled 73. Decorative Basket - viewed from all sides 74. Miniature arrangement - not to exceed 7cm

high by 11cm wide 75. Shoulder Spray - displayed on saucer 76. Arrangement of Cottage Garden Flowers

RECEPTACLE PLANTS

ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated 77. Plant in Bloom 78. Maidenhair Fern 79. Fern - any other variety 80. Flowering Shrub in Bloom or Berry 81. Foliage Plant 82. Begonia 83. Palm 84. African Violet in bloom 85. Cacti 86. Succulent 87. Orchid -Native in bloom 88. Orchid - Cymbidium 89. Orchid - Cattleya 90. Orchid - Any other variety 91. Azalea in bloom 92. Hanging Basket - any variety 93. Bonsai - any style 94. Collection of Plants 1 container 95. Any other varieties

QCWA – Wonglepong Branch QCWA Wonglepong Branch members invite you to join us for friendship and fun on the first Saturday of the month at 9:30am [February to December].

We meet in our historical Hall [in the paddock] at 2779 Beaudesert Nerang Road, Wonglepong.

For more details contact Joyce Libke on 5543 5212 or email [email protected]

SECTION 3 COOKERY STEWARDS - Mrs V Finch, Mrs J Libke, Mrs T Pickard Exhibits to be exhibited on a disposable plate provided by the exhibitor. NOTE TO EXHIBITORS – entries are to be presented as instructed . Do not add personal touches such as decorations unless instructed. (eg. Iced top means only the top is iced, not sides and no decorations). ANY DEVIATION FROM INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN DISQUALIFACATION. ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated MOST SUCCESSFULEXHIBITOR Classes 1 to 29 - Prize and Sash Sponsored by WALLABY RIDGE RETREAT

Class 1. BOILED FRUIT CAKE 1st Prize $25 2. PATTY CAKES (6 iced, no decorations) 1st Prize $25 donated by B & C MAHONY 3. Six Plain Scones 4. Six Pumpkin Scones 5. Six Pikelets 6. Chocolate Bar Cake (Chocolate iced top) 7. Orange Bar Cake (Iced on top only

decorated with orange peel) 8. Carrot Cake (Round tin - no fruit) 9. Marble Cake (Iced top only) 10. Iced Cake (Fondant icing) 1st $8.00, 2nd $3.00 11. Shortbread (Plate marked in eight portions) 12. Muffins - Savoury (6 - not packet mix) 13. Muffins - Sweet (6 - not packet mix) 14. Biscuits (un-iced, 6, three varieties) 15. Date bar 16. One loaf bread made in a Bread maker

(White) 17. One loaf homemade bread (White or

Wholemeal) 18. Damper SWEETS ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Classes 19 to 29 judged on quality and display Class 19. French Jellies - 6 (dusted with castor

sugar) 20. Coconut Ice - 6 21. Marshmallows - 3 Plain, 3 Toasted 22. Rocky Road - 6 23. Fudge - Chocolate - 6 24. Fudge - Caramel - 6 25. Rum Balls - 6 26. Home Made Chocolate (plain) - 6 27. White Christmas - 6 28. Butterscotch - 6 29. Peanut Brittle - 6

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SECTION 3 HOME PRODUCE JAMS AND PRESERVES NOTE: Jars must not be less than 250 grams and not more than 500 grams. Please label jars clearly Pickles, Chutneys and Sauces must have PLASTIC LIDS. No wax to be on top of jars . No covered tops. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Classes 30 to 45 - Prize and Sash ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00, 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Class 30. Marmalade - any variety 31. Strawberry Jam 32. Jar of any other Jam 33. Jar of any other Jelly 34. Lemon Cheese or Butter 35. Jar of any other Cheese or Butter 36. Fruit Chutney 37. Jar of any other Relish or Chutney 38 Sweet Mustard Pickles 39. Pickled Onion ( no garnishing) 40. Pickled Vegetables (no garnishing) 41. Bottle of fruit preserves 42. Bottle of any variety sauce 43. Honey - Jar 44. Hen eggs - One dozen (Judged on

consistent size and colour) 45. Eggs - One dozen - Any other variety

(please name variety)

SECTION 4 AGRICULTURE STEWARD - Mr Kevin Haack Come and see the great Agriculture display in the Main Pavilion. There will be some unusual varieties of fruit and vegetables and agricultural crops along with the more traditional and familiar one. This section is not judged and is a display only.

Canungra Chamber of Commerce

Supporting Local

Business

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SECTION 5 NEEDLEWORK STEWARD - Mrs T Wilson All classes are open to all exhibitors. All work must be the work of the exhibitor and not more than 12 months old or previously worn. Any exhibit washed will be disqualified . Please do not mount work. CHAMPION EXHIBIT Prize $35 Voucher and Sash Sponsored by Spotlight MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Prize $35 Voucher and Sash Sponsored by Spotlight ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated

KNITTING AND CROCHET Class 1. Infants knitted 3 piece wool outfit 2. Set 3 pairs knitted booties 3. Infants knitted jacket 4. Knitted Adults Garment 5. Knitted Child's Garment 6. Crochet infants 3 piece outfit 7. Set 3 pairs crochet booties 8. Crochet Wool Rug 9. One Handkerchief with Crochet edge or

corner 10. Kitchen or Hand Towel with crochet edge 11. Crochet table centre or runner 12. Knitted or crochet shawl 13. Doll in knitted or crochet outfit 14. Soft toy – knitted or crochet

EMBROIDERY Class 15. Embroidered or Cross Stitch article (doily or runner only) 16. Embroidered or Cross Stitch 3 piece duchess set 17. Article of Cross Stitch - framed 18. Article of Long Stitch - framed 19. Article of Tapestry - framed 20. Article of Ribbon Embroidery 21. Article of Smocking 22. Any other embroidery not provided for.

SEWING Class 23. Clothing made using machine 24. Girls casual frock 25. Boys outfit - shirt and shorts 26. Ladies dress 27. Ladies shirt or blouse. 28. Article of Stretch Sewing 29. Article made from Patchwork 30. Article featuring Appliqué 31. Quilt

MISCELLANEOUS Class 31. Soft toy - cloth or felt 32. Jointed Bear 33. Best dressed doll 34. Tea cosy 35. Christmas decoration 36. Dress or coat hanger - covered 37. Any other article not provided for

FOR PERSONS OVER AGE 65 YEARS Class 38. Any Knitted Article 39. Any Crochet Article 40. Any Article of Machine Sewing

41. Any other Article

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PAVILION ENTRY FORM

NAME ....................................................................................................... PHONE NO ............................................................. ADDRESS ................................................................................................................................................................................. Section Class Exhibit Entry fee

10

ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES All entries subject to Society Bylaws and Regulations

PAVILION ENTRY FORM

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SECTION 6 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY STEWARDS - Miss K Mahony NOTES TO EXHIBITORS Each entry to be mounted on card board wider and longer than the photograph. eg. Photo 15 x 10 cm (6 x 4 inches) mounted on cardboard 18 x 13 cm 7 x 5 inches). Entries Must Not be framed. Maximum 5 entries per class per exhibitor All entries to be the work of the exhibitor and not previously entered in the Canungra Show. Name, section & class to be clearly marked on back of entry. NO NAMES TO BE ON FRONT OF PHOTOGRAPHS The judges and stewards have the right to reject any entry where subject matter is considered unacceptable. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR- $25.00 Prize & Sash Sponsored by WALLABY RIDGE RETREAT ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00, 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Class 1 to 10 - Photos to be 15 x 10 cm ( 6 x 4 inches) Classes 7 & 8 - Photos to be mounted on same board Class 1. Flora or Fauna Study 2. Land or Seascape 3. Animal Study 4. Child Study 5. Portrait 6. Humorous - no captions 7. Group of four photos - any topic, same theme 8. Group of four photos - portrait or child study mounted on same board 9. Scene in Canungra (must be a characteristic, recognizable scene of Canungra) 10. Black & White ENLARGEMENTS - ANY SIZE - MOUNTED Class 11. Flora or Fauna Study 12. Land or Seascape 13. Animal Study 14. Child Study 15. Portrait 16. Any topic

Entries to be received at Pavilions on Friday 23rd August between 1:00pm and 6:30pm. Please read entry classes carefully

Entries to be collected on Sunday 25th August between 9:30am and 10:30am. NO ENTRIES WILL BE GIVEN OUT ON SATURDAY

Please refer to full Pavilion Procedures on Page 8.

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JUVENILE CLASSES - SECTION 7 STEWARDS – Mrs G. Watterson, Mrs G. Gilbert, Miss B. Corcoran MOST SUCCESSSFUL EXHIBITOR will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in respective sections. Most Successful Exhibitor – Junior Section $5 Most Successful Exhibitor – Junior Primary Section $10 Most Successful Exhibitor – Upper Primary Section $10 Most Successful Exhibitor – Secondary Section $15 Juvenile Classes are sponsored by D & J Libke, Canungra Visitor Information Centre, Mrs G Watterson, Carolyn Mahony Thank you to our sponsors. For drawing and painting see Section 10 (excepting Junior Section) Drawings and paintings are exhibited in the Fine Arts Pavilion

NOTES TO EXHIBITORS – PLEASE READ FIRST PLEASE USE JUVENILE ENTRY FORM FOR SECTION 7 – all classes Entries will be received between 1pm and 6.30pm on Friday before the Show Entries are to be collected on Sunday following the Show between 9.30am and 10.30am All articles not collected by 10.30am on the Sunday may be disposed of unless other arrangements have been

made. NO NEW ENTRY CLASSES WILL BE MADE

NO NAMES are to be put on the FRONT of your work COOKERY & FRUIT - to be on disposable plates supplied by the exhibitor CAKES - iced tops only – no decorations except for class 42 EGGS - judged on consistent colour and display FRAGILE ARTICLES - to be presented on a hard surface (e.g. tray, plate, cardboard) ALL PHOTOS to be 15cm x 10cm (6 x 4 inches) or 19cm X 13cm (7 x 5 inches) ALL PHOTOS must be MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD slightly larger than photo with good quality glue or double

sided tape. ENTRY FEE $0.50 each entry 1st Prize $3.00 2nd Prize $1.00 Limit of 2 entries per class SECTION 7 JUNIOR SECTION (for children up to and including Prep Year) WE ONLY ACCEPT WORK IN THESE CLASSES . NO NEW CLASSES WILL BE MADE Class 1. Decorated plain biscuits- 3.

2. Edible necklace on thread made from sweets. 3. Chocolate Crackles - 3. 4. Decorated boiled egg - support for egg may be used (polystyrene eggs may also be used but must be

egg shaped – available from craft stores). 5. Article of craft. 6. Lego/duplo model - no larger than 45 x 45cm. 7. Drawing or Painting (please put your name on back). No names on front of work. 8. Collage - (please put your name on back). No names on front of work.

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SECTION 7 - JUVENILE SECTION continued

SECTION 7 JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL – (Class Years 1,2,3,&4) Entry fee – 50 cents ONLY WORK IN THESE CLASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED . NO NEW CLASSES WILL BE MADE Class Cooking 9. Chocolate Cake - cake mix – iced top only - no decoration, no soft icing or frosting, use pure icing sugar.

10. Patty Cakes - 3 – iced top - no decoration, no soft icing or frosting, use pure icing sugar. 1st Prize $5 11. Decorated Plain Biscuits - 3 12. Edible necklace on thread made from sweets 13. Hen eggs - 6 judged on colour consistency & display 14. Eggs - any other variety - 6 judged on colour consistency & display

Horticulture 15. Floral Saucer 16. Floral arrangement in a vase Craft 17. Article of hand sewing 18. Article of craft 19. Card – any occasion - handmade 20. Card – any occasion - made using a computer 1st Prize $5 21. Lego model - no larger than 45 x 45cm

SECTION 7 UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOL – (Class Years 5,6,&7) Entry fee – 50 cents ONLY WORK IN THESE CLASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED . NO NEW CLASSES WILL BE MADE Class Cooking 22. Chocolate Cake - cake mix – iced top only - no decoration, no soft icing or frosting, use pure icing sugar.

23. Pikelets - 3. 24. Patty Cakes - 3 – iced top - no decoration, no soft icing or frosting, use pure icing sugar. 1st Prize $5. 25. Hen eggs - 6 judged on colour consistency & display. 26. Eggs – any other variety - 6 judged on colour consistency & display.

Horticulture 27. Floral Arrangement in a vase. Craft 28. Article of hand sewing.

29. Article of craft. 30. Card – any occasion - handmade. 31. Card – any occasion - made using a computer 1st Prize $5. 32. Article made from a kit 33. Article made from recycled items 34. Christmas decoration

Photography 35. My Pet 36. Humorous 37. Action or sport 38. People 39. Landscape 40. Collection of 4 photos - any topic, same theme - mount on same board

SECTION 7 SECONDARY SCHOOL Entry fee – 50 cents ONLY WORK IN THESE CLASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED . NO NEW CLASSES WILL BE MADE Class Cooking 41. Chocolate Cake - NOT packet cake – iced top only - no decoration, no soft icing or frosting, use pure icing sugar.

42. Pikelets - 3 43. Patty Cakes - 3 – iced top - no decoration, no soft icing or frosting, use pure icing sugar. 1ST Prize $5 44. Hen eggs - 6 judged on colour consistency & display 45. Eggs – any other variety - 6 judged on colour consistency &

display Horticulture 46. Floral arrangement in a vase Craft 47. Article of machine sewing

48. Cushion 49. Card – any occasion - handmade 50. Card – any occasion - made using a computer. 1st Prize $5 51. Any article of craft

Photography 52. Animal study 53. Humorous 54. Action or sport 55. People 56. Black and white print 57. Landscape 58. Collection of 4 photos - any topic, same theme. Mount on same

card.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL EXHIBITORS

Entries will be received

between 1pm & 6.30pm on Friday 23rd August.

ENTRIES ARE TO BE COLLECTED

on Sunday 25th August between 9.30 & 10.30

No responsibility will be taken for entries not collected before

10.30 am Sunday

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JUVENILE ENTRY FORM



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FINE ARTS CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD :- Mrs. Lynne Sutherland 55435 352 FINE ARTS PAVILION PROCEDURES 1. Pavilion will be open Friday 23rd August, 1.00pm to 6.30pm to accept entries.

2. Completed entry forms and fees must accompany exhibits or entries will be refused.

3. Receipts will be given for entries which must be produced when claiming your exhibits.

4. Exhibits must not have been entered in a previous Canungra show.

5. All exhibits must be the bonafide work of the Exhibitor, grown or made by the Exhibitor unless otherwise stated.

6. Entry fee and prize money are stated at the beginning of each section. Where there is a gift or trophy no prize money will be given. A gift will not be transferable for money.

7. The Judge’s decision is final.

8. The Judge need not award any prize to an exhibit, which in their opinion does not comply with the conditions . The Judge shall award a Second Prize if the exhibit is not considered worthy of a First, and shall not award any prize is the exhibit is not to sufficient merit.

9. Should any exhibitor desire to impact any further information regarding an exhibit to the Judge, such information will be imparted per medium of the steward.

10. The committee reserves the right to refuse any item which in their opinion is considered dangerous or objectionable.

11. The Society will not hold itself responsible for any loss or damage to any exhibit, however, all possible care will be taken.

12. Exhibits for sale must be marked 'for sale' on the back of the work. A commission of 20% will go to the society for all work sold.

COLLECTION OF ENTRIES The pavilion will be open for public viewing on Saturday of the Canungra Show from 9.00am until 6.00pm. All exhibits must remain on show until the close of the show. Collection of entries will be between 9.30am and 10.30 am on SUNDAY 25th August. No responsibility will be taken for entries not collected before 10.30am. Alternate arrangements may be made by contacting the Chief Steward when placing entries. PLEASE USE FINE ARTS ENTRY FORMS FOR FINE ARTS, CREATIVE ARTS & JUVENILE FINE ARTS.

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SECTION 8 FINE ARTS

STEWARDS - Mrs L. Sutherland, Mrs J. Corcoran CHAMPION EXHIBIT - Judged from all entries ............. Prize $50 - Donated by GR MCCABE PAINTERS MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR .................................. Prize $50 - Donated by GR MCCABE PAINTERS ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD ........................................... Prize $25 - Donated by WALLABY RIDGE RETREAT PLEASE NOTE - Class 1 is a Restricted Class Classes 2 - 15 are Open Class ALL ENTRIES MUST BE FRAMED and ABLE TO BE HUNG Entry Fee $3.00 1st. Prize $10.00 unless specified Class 1. LOCAL NOVICE PAINTING - Any Subject - Any Medium. First Prize $50 Open to artists who have been residents of Scenic Rim Regional Council area for at least 6 months prior to

date of the show and who have not won first prize at any previous Canungra Show. 1st PRIZE donated by CANUNGRA ART & CULTURE GROUP

Class 2. PAINTING ANY HERITAGE SUBJECT - Any Medium. First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by RIVERBEND COUNTRY BUSH CAMPING

Class 3. DRAWING - Any Medium - Medium: Pencil, Pen, Crayon, Charcoal, Mixed Medium 1st PRIZE donated by THE CANUNGRA TIMES First Prize $25.00

Class 4. WATERCOLOUR - Painting - Any Subject First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by RED DOOR STUDIO - TAMLYN GEIGER

Class 5. PASTEL - Any Subject First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by NIJOLE PENGELLEY – ART ALWAYS

Class 6. OIL PAINTING - Any Subject First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by WALLABY RIDGE RETREAT

Class 7. LANDSCAPE - Any Medium First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by WALLABY RIDGE RETREAT

Class 8. SEASCAPE OR MARINE - Any Medium 1st PRIZE donated by CONNIE SUTHERLAND

Class 9. STILL LIFE - Any Medium First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by THE CANUNGRA TIMES

Class 10. PORTRAIT OF A HUMAN FIGURE - Any Medium First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by CONNIE SUTHERLAND

Class 11. ANIMALS & BIRDS - Any Medium First Prize $25.00 1st PRIZE donated by CONNIE SUTHERLAND

Class 12. CONTEMPORARY - ABSTRACT - Any Medium

Class 13. MINIATURE PAINTING - Any Subject Size not to exceed 100 sq mm . Frame not to exceed 310 mm on any one side. If painting is a portrait the subject head must not be greater than 35mm.

Class 14. MONOTONE - Any Subject - Any Medium

Class 15. ANY SUBJECT - ANY MEDIUM not already classified.

Canungra AH& I Society Inc is proudly sponsored by the

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SECTION 9 JUVENILE FINE ARTS

STEWARDS – Mrs J Corcoran, Mrs S Maguire CHAMPION EXHIBIT ................... Prize $20.00 Donated by WONGLEPONG CWA. ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD ....... Prize $20.00 Donated by P & L Sutherland 1. Pavilion will be open Friday 23rd August, 1.00 pm to 6.30 pm to accept entries.

Early entries will be accepted by contacting Chief Steward. 2. All work must be suitably mounted 3. All work is to be clearly marked on the back, with name, section, class, school. 4. All work is to be that of the exhibitor—no tracings or computer aided work will be accepted. 5. Entries to be collected between 9.30am and 10.30am on Sunday 25th August. PLEASE USE JUVENILE FINE ARTS ENTRY FORM ONLY FOR SECTION 10 Classes for children up to Primary School Age are in Juvenile Section and will be exhibited in Main Pavilion. 6 YRS AND UNDER 10 YRS Entry Fee 50cents JUDGES CHOICE AWARD - Prize $20.00 Donated by P & L Sutherland Classes 1 to 3 1st. Prize $3.00 each, 2nd Prize $1.00. Donated by WONGLEPONG CWA Class 1. DRAWING any medium - Mounted on cardboard 2. PAINTING any medium - Mounted on cardboard 3. MIXED MEDIUM - Mounted on cardboard 10 YRS AND UP TO SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE Entry Fee 50cents JUDGES CHOICE AWARD - Prize $20.00 Donated by P & L Sutherland Classes 4 to 6 1st . Prize $3.00 each 2nd Prize $1.00 Donated by WONGLEPONG CWA Class 4. DRAWING any medium - Mounted on cardboard 5. PAINTING any medium - Mounted on cardboard 6. MIXED MEDIUM - Mounted on cardboard SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS Entry Fee $1.00 JUDGES CHOICE AWARD - Prize $20.00 Donated by P & L Sutherland Classes 7 to 10 1st . Prize $5.00 each 2nd Prize $2.00 Donated by D.A . & J.A . LIBKE Class 7. PAINTING - any medium - any subject. 8. DRAWING - Pen, Ink, Pencil, Charcoal, Pastel any subject. 9. ABSTRACT CONTEMPORY - any medium - any subject. 10. MIXED MEDIUM

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CREATIVE ARTS SECTION 10 CREATIVE ARTS STEWARDS: Mrs. R. Mahony, Mrs. D Cecil CHAMPION EXHIBIT ......................... Prize $20 Donated by RIVER BEND COUNTRY BUSH CAMPING MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR .. Prize $20 Donated by RIVER BEND COUNTRY BUSH CAMPING PLEASE USE CREATIVE ARTS ENTRY FORM ONLY FOR SECTION 11 ENTRY FEE: $1.00 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize $2.00 unless otherwise stated Class 1. 1 LAYOUT OF SCRAPBOOKING – 1st Prize $20 Donated by Lisa Gordon Stardust Scrappers 2. Juvenile - 1 LAYOUT OF SCRAPBOOKING - 1st prize $10 Donated by Lisa Gordon, Stardust Scrappers 3. Sculpture - any medium – 1st Prize $25 Donated by CONNIE SUTHERLAND 4. Beading - any article 5. Jewellery - hand made 6. Lead Lighting 7. Picture - framed, any medium 8. Wood Burning 9. Wood Turning– 1st Prize $25 Donated by CONNIE SUTHERLAND 10. Woodwork – Any article 11. Woodwork – A small piece of fine furniture or decorative object made from an Australian Native timber. Prize $25.00 for Best-Finished Piece donated by CONNIE SUTHERLAND 12. China Doll - Best Presented (totally made by exhibitor) 13. China Painting - example 14. Glass Painting - example 15. Article using Mosaics 16. Pottery - any example 17. Ceramics - example 18. Folk Art - example 19. Hand made and Decorated Card 20. Decorated Egg 21. Any article made from home spun fibre 22. Blacksmithing 23 Article made from recycled materials 24. Any other handcrafted item not already mentioned. 25. For age 65 and over any article of creative arts

(Class 11 is open to non-professional woodworkers).

PLEASE NOTE All Fine Art & Creative Art Entries

Entries will be received between 1:00pm and 6:30pm on Friday 23rd August.

Entries are to be collected between 9.30am and 10.30am on Sunday 25th August.

NO entries are to be removed before Sunday 25th August.

NO responsibility will be taken for entries not collected before 10.30am Sunday 25th August.

Shane and Jeanette Stevenson

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FINE ARTS ENTRY FORM


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ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES

CREATIVE ARTS ENTRY FORM


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AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOAT PROGRAMME

MINIATURE GOAT SECTION STEWARDS:- S LUDWIG, J LUDWIG, M LUDWIG JUDGE: MR S GROTH Entry Fees: $2.00 per entry – fees MUST accompany entries (no refund of entry fees after the closing date) Entries close: 5.00pm Thursday, 23rd August 2013 (must be received before)

NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED

Email entries: [email protected]

Ensure animals have correct ear tags. A copy of registration Certificate will need to be sighted at sign in.

MGBAA and QCAS Rules and Regulations apply. Full Show Rules can be found on the Miniature Goat Breeders Association Website http://www.miniaturegoatbreedersassociation.com.au

MGBAA Inc Breed Standards, Heights and Regulations will govern breed related issues IN ALL CASES.

Exhibitors must be current financial social or full members of the Miniature Goat Breeders Association of Australia Inc at close of entries residing Australia wide. All Animals must hold current AMGR/MGBAA registration certificates.

SIGN IN starts 1 hour before JUDGING

All Animals must be measured in prior to the commencement of judging and are to be brought up to the measuring station as directed by the steward. Animals not measured will not be permitted to show. Does under 12mths up to 53.3cm. Does over 12mths up to 57cm. Bucks/wethers under 12mths up to 53.3cm. Bucks/wethers 12mths to 24mths not to exceed 57cm. Bucks/wethers 24mths to 48mths not to exceed 60cm. Bucks/wethers over 48mths not to exceed 63.5cm. All Animals will be measured in prior to the commencement of judging and catalogue signed by chief steward.

Animals must have NLIS ear tag in place and Identification must be confirmed prior to commencement of judging.

Animals should be good breed examples and must NOT have horns. All animals must be in healthy condition, free of ticks, lice and visible signs of disease or health problems. It is desirable that goats have been vaccinated.

All original entry forms and fees (if not previously paid) MUST be handed in to the steward for each goat entered at least half an hour before advertised start time on the day of show. Animals without forms submitted and fees paid on the day will not be eligible to show.

Exhibitors and handlers are to conduct themselves in an exemplary manor at all times. Abusive, disruptive or unsportsmanlike behaviour will result in the exhibitor/handler being excused from the ring, forfeiture of fees/prizes/awards & disqualification from competing in further classes.

It is condition of entry that Champion, Reserve Champion, Grand Champion and Supreme exhibits stand to be photographed, at the show under the direction of the steward, for recording and promotion of show results. Failure to do so will result in disqualification of exhibit, award/s being permanently removed and forfeiture of entry fees. Photos and results of classes / animals will be published as the Show Society / MGBAA require.

It is a condition of entry that EXHIBITS may not be removed before 3.00 pm.

PLEASE NOTE: Signing of your entry form indicates that you and any person participating with you, agree to the following inclusions;

I/we agree to compete/exhibit/participate at the Show/event at my/our own risk and I/we will assume all responsibility for our helpers/handlers/guests.

I/we agree not to make any claim against the MGBAA or any other person involved in organising/conducting this event, for any injury or loss sustained to me/us, my/our property or the livestock exhibited under my/our care at this event.

I/we agree to compete/exhibit at my/our own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified the MGBAA, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show/event against all claims, suits, actions, or demands, which may be brought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained to me/us, my/our property, or the livestock exhibited under my/our care in the course of competing/exhibiting/participating at the show/event and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the MGBAA together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any event from all loss or injury to me/us, my/our property or the livestock exhibit under my/our care whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise.

All exhibitors/participants are responsible for arranging their own public liability insurance and other insurances.

This Association or any of its representatives will not under any circumstances hold itself/themselves liable for any accident, loss or damage and it shall be a condition of entry/participation that each exhibitor/participant shall hold MGBAA and anyone associated with the organisation/conduct of event, blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising through any accident, loss, non-delivery or damage whatsoever.

In interpreting the show/event regulations, any decision made by the show committee/manager is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

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MINIATURE GOAT ENTRY FORM

Show: CANUNGRA SHOW Date: 24 AUGUST 2013

ENTRY FORM FOR MINIATURE GOAT CLASSES

Class Full Name of Exhibit Sex DOB NLIS Tag Number

Registered Sire Registered Dam Fee

HOW TO FILL IN THE ENTRY FORM: State class number in the first column and write all particulars of the animal on line opposite and in the columns provided . ONE EXHIBIT PER LINE . Exhibitors are requested to answer all questions contained in this certificate . The particulars furnished will be catalogued . The Show Society will not be responsible for any omissions .

SIGNATURE OF EXHIBITOR: ......................................................................................... DATE: ......................................... ENTRIES SHALL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY FEES . FAXED ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED .

AUST MINIATURE GOAT SECTION CLASSES Class 1. Best presented (Any Age) 2. Elf Ear 3. Pixie Ear 4. Munchkin Ear 5. Nuwby Ear 6. Classic Miniature Head (Any Age ) 7. Junior Handler – under 15yrs 8. Showmanship: Handler (15yrs+) DOE SECTION 9. Doe under 3 months (up to 53.3cm) 10. Doe over 3 months & under 6 months (up to 53.3cm) 11. Doe over 6 months & under 12 months (up to 53.3cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE BRED DOE KID 12. Doe over 12 months & under 24 months (up to 57cm) 13. Doe over 24 months & under 36 months (up to 57cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE BRED JUNIOR DOE 14. Adult Doe 3 years and under 4 years (up to 57cm) 15. Adult Doe 4 years and over (up to 57cm) *CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT MINIATURE DOE MINIATURE BRED WETHER SECTION 16. Wether under 3 months (up to 53.3cm) 17. Wether 3 months & under 6 months (up to 53.3cm) 18. Wether over 6 months & under 12 months (up to 53.3cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE BRED WETHER KID

19. Wether over 12 months & under 24 months (up to 57cm) 20. Wether 24 months & under 36 months (up to 60cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE BRED JUNIOR WETHER 21. ADULT Wether 3 years & under 4 years (up to 60cm) 22. ADULT Wether over 4 years (up to 63.5cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT MINIATURE WETHER BUCK SECTION 23. Buck under 3 months (up to 53.3cm) 24. Buck over 3 months & under 6 months (up to 53.3cm) 25. Buck over 6 months & under 12 months (up to 53.3cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE BRED BUCK KID 26. Buck over 12 months & under 24 months (up to 57cm) 27. Buck over 24 months & under 36 months (up to 60cm) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE BRED JUNIOR BUCK 28. Adult Buck 3 years and under 4 years (up to 60cm) 29. Adult Buck over 4 years (up to 63.5cm) *CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT MINIATURE BUCK SUPREME ADULT MINIATURE GOAT (*CH Miniature Doe and *CH Miniature Buck Adults only) 30. Sire OR Dam and one progeny 31. Two progeny of the same (registered) Sire or Dam 32. Breeders pair

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The Canungra Show - Since 1938

First run in 1938, the Show is an important social event in the community and assists to bind the residents of the region together. It is run and organised entirely by volunteers which in itself is an amazing achievement. This small but dedicated band of volunteers work throughout the year to put together one day of entertainment for the community. In 1938, a group of Canungra locals came together to form the Canungra Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Society with a common goal of holding the first Canungra Show. A 440 yard ring had been erected in 1937 and a combined sports and show day held on 5 November that year, however the first Show was so enthusiastically supported by the community that a pavilion was built, dressing shed upgraded and members of the community rallied to assist in the running of the Show. Arthur Caswell, the founding President, was instrumental in getting this first show up and running and he remained President of the Society until 1954. In 1939 the Show was interrupted by the announcement of the outbreak of World War II and Australia's immediate involvement. Although the Show continued in 1940 and 1941, with profits shared between the Show Society and the Patriotic Funds, all Shows and sports were abandoned for the remainder of the war. In 1946, with the district beginning to recover from the ravages of the war years, another successful Show was held. Since then, the Shows have continued annually, although the events and entertainment have changed to reflect changes in the community.

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In the early years of the Show, the Cattle Sections were well contested, however the main focus was on dairy cattle: AIS, Jersey and later Guernseys, Friesians, Ayrshires. The Stud Beef Cattle Section was introduced in 1982, abandoned in 1997, but reintroduced for the 60th Anniversary of the Show in 1998. It remains a competitive Section to this day. The Horse Sections have increased considerably with the growth of the Shire as an equine recreational hub. From miniatures to thoroughbreds, the Horse Sections are always popular and draw both local competitors and those from around South-East Queensland. In 2008, the Draught Horse and Plough Horse Categories have been phased out, replaced by a Heavy Horse Category but a myriad of breed classes have been introduced over the years including Appaloosas, Arabians and Australian Stock Horses. Of course the Photography, Produce, Cookery, Art and Crafts displayed in the Fine Arts Pavilion remain a focal point of the Show. Competitors take great pride in their creations and these Sections are always well represented by the locals, giving people the opportunity to showcase talents which might otherwise be hidden at home! One Section which caused a great deal of angst over the years was the Dogs and Pet Parade. In 1938 the Dog Section included fox terriers, greyhounds, Pomeranians, cattle dogs and kelpies and this Section continued to run until 1952. After this time, the only dogs to be show were in the Pet Parade, which had to be discontinued in more recent years as uncontrolled dogs were causing havoc around the grounds during the day! A list of competitors and office bearers of the Show Society through the years reads as a 'who's who' of the district. Families such as the Corcoran's, Finches, Caswell's, Lawler's, Benstead's, Mahony's, Bradfield's, Moriarty's and Lawson's, to name a few (please don't be offended - we couldn't list everyone!) have been instrumental in keeping this great Australian tradition alive in Canungra over the years.

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HORSE PROGRAMME HORSE SECTION CHIEF RING STEWARD:- Mrs Cheryl Ash 0407 658 188 Assistant Chief Ring Steward: Jo Day Entries Taken on the day of the Show for all Horse Events.

HORSE REGULATIONS CURRENT BIOSECURITY REGULATIONS DO APPLY 1. Events to be run as per schedule . It is the competitor’s responsibility to present his or herself when the class is

called. 2. Pony Hacks are to be ridden by Juveniles under 17 years. 3. In local classes, the area is defined by the boundaries of the Scenic Rim Regional Council area . The Owner,

rider and horse of any entry in a local event must be resident in the area for a period of three months prior to the date of the Show . The winner of a Local Class is eligible to enter the novice Champion if it complies with all other requirements.

4. Stallions & Colts are not eligible to enter Pony Hack, Galloway Hack or Open Hack classes. 5. Stallions Led in three years and over, must be shown in a headstall with a bit or chain. A halter will not be

permitted. They must be led by an adult. All stallions under saddle must be ridden by an adult, 17 years and over.

6. Correct riding attire to be worn in appropriate classes. 7. Riders competing in jumping events MUST wear a skull cap with an effective chin strap. 8. All competitors must comply with acceptable safety practices. 9. All competitors ride at THEIR OWN RISK—the Canungra A . H . and I . Society Inc will not accept any liability

for any accident, loss or injury to horses, riders or spectators. 10. NO class will be delayed for any competitor under any circumstances. 11. NO electric fences will be permitted on the grounds. 12. NO person, other than those in charge of a horse are allowed in the ring, alley or warm up area. 13. MAIDEN is a horse which has never won a 1st place at an agricultural show. 14. NOVICE is a horse which has never won a Championship at an agricultural show. 15. PLEASURE HACK to be ridden is a snaffle bit and, in the judge’s opinion, to be suitable for comfortable riding

away from the show ring. 16. GALLOWAYS may not compete in both Galloway and Galloway Hack Classes. 17. Ribbons will be awarded to third place in each event. 18. Prize money will be awarded to first, second and third place except where otherwise stated. 19. All competitors must pay to enter the grounds. 20. Entry fees are not refundable. 21. All prize winners of open events are eligible to compete for Championship in their respective sections without

special entry. 22. All competitors must fill in an entry card . ENTRY FEE MUST BE PAID BEFORE COMPETING. 23. Exhibits entered in the wrong class by an exhibitor may be transferred to the correct class by the Steward on the

direction of the Judge/Judges. 24. The Stewards shall attend on Judges and afford any information required, but shall not do or say anything to

influence their decision . They shall not reveal the name of the exhibitor or repeat the remarks of the Judge. 25. Registration papers must be produced on request . Current membership of exhibitor must also be available on

request. 26. Judges have the power to disqualify any exhibit, which in their opinion does not comply with the regulations and

shall inform the Stewards of the reason which shall be recorded in the award book. 27. The Committee reserves the right to change the order of the classes before or during the show . 28. DISPUTES: Protests must be in writing accompanied by $25.00 NON REFUNDABLE FEE, no later than one

hour after the award . 29. Classes to be called three times and if participants are not present judging will continue . No late arrivals

accepted. 30. Prize money to be paid after breed championships presented and only on presentation of endorsed entry card.

BREED CLASSES

1. All entries to be registered with the appropriate societies. 2. Horses under 2 years of age are not eligible for Championship (except where allowed by appropriate Breed

Society).

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RING 1 - COMMENCING AT 8.30am JUDGE: Mrs Susan Tynan ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 LED PONIES Class 1. Pony Stallion not exceeding 13hh. 2. Pony Stallion or Colt 13hh not exceeding

14hh. 3. Pony Mare or Filly not exceeding 13hh. 4. Pony Mare or Filly 13hh not exceeding

14hh. 5. Pony Gelding under 13hh. 6. Pony Gelding 13hh & not exceeding 14hh. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY. RIDING PONIES (CLASSES 7-21) All Ponies competing must be registered with R.P.S.B.S . Exhibitors must be current financial members of R.P.S.B.S . Show Hunter Ponies not eligible to compete in Riding Pony Classes. Ponies up to3 yrs old must be ridden in a snaffle bit. LED CLASSES Class 7. Riding Pony Stallion or Colt 3yrs & over not

ex 14.2hh. 8. Riding Pony Stallion or Colt under 3yrs not

exceeding 14.2hh. 9. Riding pony Mare or Filly 3yrs & over not

ex 14.2hh. 10. Riding pony Mare or Filly under 3yrs not ex

14.2hh. 11. Riding pony Gelding 3yrs & over not ex

14.2hh. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING PONY

CLASSES 7 – 11 Class 12. Show Hunter Mare 3yrs & over not ex

14.2hh. 13. Show Hunter Mare under 3yrs not ex

14.2hh. 14. Show Hunter Gelding 3yrs & over not ex

14.2hh. 15. Show Hunter Gelding under 3yrs not ex

14.2hh. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT CLASSES 12 – 15 RIDDEN CLASSES Class 16. Leading rein to be ridden by Child 7yrs &

under & a pony 12hh and under on a lead . Handler to be suitably attired.

17. Riding Pony Gelding under saddle not ex . 14.2hh

18. Riding Pony Mare under saddle not ex 14.2hh.

19. Pony Hunter under saddle not exceeding 13hh

20. Pony Hunter under saddle over 13hh not exceeding 14hh

21. Pony Hunter under saddle over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh.

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE CLASSES 16-21

AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY

RIDDEN CLASSES Class 22. Australian Saddle Pony Mare not ex

14.2hh. 23. Australian Saddle Pony Gelding not ex

14.2hh. PONY HACKS

RINGS WILL NOT BE DELAYED AWAITING EXHIBITORS FOR OTHER CLASSES WINNERS OF CLASSES 24 & 25 ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR MAIDEN HACK Class 24. Pleasure Pony Hack 25. Local Pony Hack 26. Maiden under 12hh 27. Maiden Pony Hack 12hh not exc 13hh 28. Maiden Pony Hack 13hh and not ex 14hh A NOVICE HORSE OR PONY IS NOT TO HAVE WON A FIRST AT A ROYAL SHOW OR A CHAMPION AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW Class 29. Novice Pony Hack under 12hh 30. Novice Pony Hack 12hh and not exceeding

13hh 31. Novice Pony Hack 13hh and not ex 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PONY Class 32. Open Pony Hack under 12hh 33. Open Pony Hack under 13hh 34. Open Pony Hack 13hh - 13.2hh 35. Open Pony Hack 13.2hh – 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PONY HACK Class 36. Pair of Pony Hacks 37. Consolation Pony Hack - open to all

unplaced Pony Hacks - FREE ENTRY JUVENILE RIDERS Class 38. Lead Line classes 6yrs & under FREE

ENTRY NO PRIZE MONEY - RIBBONS ONLY - Not eligible for Champion or Reserve Champion placing

39. Girl & Boy Rider under 8 years 40. Girl & Boy Rider 8 years & under 11 Years 41. Girl & Boy Rider 11 years & under 13

Years 42. Girl & Boy Rider 13 years & under 16

Years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL OR BOY RIDER 43. Fancy Dress Pony

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RING 2 - commencing at 8.30am JUDGE: Ms Lauren Bennett THOROUGHBREDS

RINGS WILL NOT BE DELAYED AWAITING EXHIBITORS FROM OTHER CLASSES RING 2 - TO COMMENCE AT 8.30a.m. ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 44. Stallion 3 yrs & Over to be led 45. Colt under 3 yrs CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT Class 46. Gelding any age CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING Class 47. Filly under 3 yrs 48. Mare 3 yrs and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION FILLY OR MARE SUPREME CHAMPION THOROUGHBRED EXHIBIT - Prize Money $50.00, Sash plus Perpetual Trophy donated by the family of the late Mr John Finch. SHOW HUNTER

RING 2 - TO FOLLOW THOROUGHBREDS ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 LED SHOW HUNTERS Class 49. Led Show Hunter Pony 50. Led Show Hunter Galloway 51. Led Show Hunter Horse 52. Led Show Hunter registered with AHHA CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONIES NE 14HH Class 53. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh 54. Open Show Hunter Pony ne 13hh 55. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13hh & ne

14hh 56. Show Hunter Pony registered with AHHA CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYS Class 57. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway over

14hh and ne 15hh 58. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh &

ne 14.2hh 59. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh

& ne 15hh 60. Show Hunter Galloway registered with

AHHA

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY Sponsored by the Australian Hunter Horse Association RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HORSES Class 61. Intermediate Show Hunter Horse over

15hh 62. Open Show Hunter Horse over 15hh & ne

16hh 63. Open Show Hunter Horse over 16hh 64. Show Hunter Horse registered with AHHA CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HORSE SUPREME SHOW HUNTER HORSE OF SHOW GALLOWAY HACKS

RING 2 - TO FOLLOW HUNTERS ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 GALLOWAY HACKS TO STRICTLY 14hh & NOT EXCEEDING 15hh Class 65. Local Galloway Hack 66. Maiden Galloway Hack 67. Novice Galloway Hack 14 to 14.2hh 68. Novice Galloway Hack 14.2hh -15hh 69. Pleasure Galloway Hack (Needs to be

ridden in a snaffle bridle) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK (CLASSES 67-68) Class 70. Open Galloway Hack 14hh -14.2hh 71. Open Galloway Hack 14.2hh -15hh 72. Ladies Galloway Hack -Rider to be 16

years and over 73. Gents Galloway Hack - Rider to be 16

years and over 74. Junior Galloway Hack – Rider to be under

16 years. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK (1st Place CLASSES 70-74) Class 75. Pair of Galloway Hacks

Parking for Competitors in Horse Events

Parking will be available to competitors' transport vehicles in the paddock adjacent to the Show Ground . Parking Stewards will direct traffic accordingly . Parking Stewards instructions are to be followed to ensure the continuity of the parking space being made available for the Show in future years . This may be subject to change due to inclement weather conditions prior to the day of the Show.

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HACKS RING 2 - TO FOLLOW GALLOWAYS ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 WINNER OF CLASSES 76 & 77 ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR MAIDEN CLASS. Class 76. Pleasure Hack - To be ridden in a snaffle

bridle 77. Local Hack 78. Maiden Hack 15hh to 16hh 79. Maiden Hack over 16hh 80. Novice Hack 15hh to 16hh 81. Novice Hack over 16hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK (CLASSES 80-81) 82. Open Hack 15hh - 15.2hh 83. Open Hack 15.2hh - 16hh 84. Open Hack 16hh & over 85. Ladies Hack - Rider to be 16 years and

over 86. Gents Hack - rider to be 16 years and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN HACK (CLASSES 82-86) 87. Pair of Hacks 88. Consolation Hack - open to all unplaced

Hacks - FREE ENTRY – not eligible for championship.

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF THE SHOW Champion Pony, Galloway & Hack are eligible.

RIDER CLASSES RING 2 - TO FOLLOW HACK CLASS ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 89. Junior Lady Rider 16 years and under 21

years 90. Lady Rider 21 years and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LADY RIDER 91. Junior Gentleman Rider 16 years and

under 21 years 92. Gentleman Rider 21 years and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GENTLEMAN RIDER

RODEO ARENA - commencing 8.30am JUDGE: Meike Beigg AUSTRALIAN STOCKHORSE

ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 93. Stallion 4 years and over led 94. Colt under 4 years led CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE CHAMPION $5 STALLION OR COLT donated by the Beaudesert Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society. Class 95. Mare 4 years and over led 96. Filly under 4 years led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE – Sponsored by J & M Gilbert, Sara Oakes Stud, Canungra. Class 97. Led Gelding 4 years and over 98. Led Gelding under 4 years CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE CHAMPION $5 GELDING donated by the Beaudesert Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society. SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN STOCKHORSE (Perpetual Trophy Donated by Le Fernlea Stud, R & E Marsh) To be returned prior to 2014 Show Class 99. ASH Hack under 15hh 100. ASH Hack over 15hh 101. Pleasure Hack CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK $5 donated by the Beaudesert Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society. Class 102. Working Stallion 103. Working Mare 104. Working Gelding CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE CHAMPION $5 WORKING STOCKHORSE donated by the Beaudesert Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society. Class 105. ASH Lady Rider 106. ASH Gentleman Rider 107. Stockman’s Turnout

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STANDARDBRED Ring: TO FOLLOW AUSTRALIAN STOCKHORSE ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 108. Best presented 109. Stallion 4 years and over 110. Colt 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARDBRED STALLION/COLT 111. Mare 4 years and over 112. Filly 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MARE/FILLY 113. Gelding 4 years and over 114. Gelding 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME CHAMPION STANDARDBRED EXHIBIT 115. Novice Walk Trot 116. Open Walk Trot 117. Open Ridden 118. Best Educated CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 119. Led Stallion or Colt 120. Led Mare or Filly 121. Led Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED BRUMBY – $50 Prize Money sponsored by the Australian Brumby Horse Register Class 122. Brumby ridden as a hack. Proof of registration with the ABHR and current membership to be sighted prior to judging.

RING 3 - COMMENCING AT 8.30am JUDGE: Ms Alanah Beigg ARABIANS ENTRY FEE - $5.00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Derivative

Class 123. Gelding Junior 2 yrs & under led not ex 14.2hh 124. Gelding Junior 2yrs & under, over 14.2hh

125. Gelding Senior over 2 yrs not ex 14.2hh 126. Gelding Senior over 2 yrs over 14.2hh

127. Stallion Any age, not ex 14.2hh 128. Stallion Any age, over 14.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DERIVATIVE MALE (CLASSES 123-128) Class 129. Filly Junior 2 years & under led not ex 14.2hh 130. Filly Junior 2 years & under, over 14.2hh 131. Filly over 2 yrs & under 4 years not ex

14.2hh 132. Filly over 2 yrs & under 4 years over

14.2hh 133. Mare 4 years & over, not ex 14.2hh 134. Mare 4 years & older, over 14.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DERIVATIVE FEMALE (CLASSES 129-134) SUPREME CHAMPION DERIVATIVE EXHIBIT Purebred Class 135. Stallion any age led 136. Gelding 2 years and under led 137. Gelding over 2 years old CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED MALE (CLASSES 135-137) 138. Filly 2 years and under led 139. Filly 2 years to 4 years led 140. Mare 4 years and over led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED FEMALE (CLASSES 138-140) SUPREME CHAMPION PUREBRED EXHIBIT Class 141. Maiden Arabian under Saddle 142. Pure & Derivative Stallion under Saddle 143. Pure & Derivative Mare under Saddle 144. Pure & Derivative Gelding under Saddle CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN UNDER SADDLE (CLASSES 141-144) Class 145. Costume Class (to be ridden).

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WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES Current membership card and registration papers must be available upon request . RING 3 - TO COMMENCE AFTER THE ARABIANS ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 LED WELSH CLASSES WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES SECTION A Class 146. Welsh Mountain Stallion or colt

147. Welsh Mountain Gelding any age CHAMPION AND RESERVE WELSH MOUNTAIN MALE Class 148. Welsh Mountain Mare 4 years and over

(brood or dry) 149. Welsh Mountain Filly 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY FEMALE WELSH PONY SECTION B Class 150. Welsh Pony Stallion or colt

151. Welsh Pony Gelding any age CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY MALE Class 152. Welsh Pony Mare 4 years and over

(brood or dry) 153. Welsh Pony Filly 3 years and under

CHAMPION AND RESERVE WELSH PONY FEMALE WELSH COBS SECTION C & D Class 154. Welsh Cob Stallion or Colt 155. Welsh Cob Gelding any age CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH COB MALE Class 156. Welsh Cob Mare 4 years and over (brood

or dry) 157. Welsh Cob Filly 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH COB FEMALE SUPREME LED WELSH EXHIBIT (All Welsh Champions to compete) $25 Voucher – Sponsored by CANUNGRA HARDWARE Sashes donated by Qld Promotional Group - Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc LED PART WELSH SECTION

Class 158. Part Welsh Stallion or colt 159. Part Welsh Gelding any age

CHAMPION AND RESERVE PART WELSH MALE Class 160. Part Welsh Mare 4 years and over (brood

or dry) 161. Part Welsh Filly 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH FEMALE Class 162. Part Welsh Gelding 4 years and over

163. Part Welsh Gelding 3 years and under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH GELDING

SUPREME LED PART WELSH EXHIBIT (All Part Welsh Champions to compete) $25 Voucher – Sponsored by CANUNGRA HARDWARE Sashes donated by Qld Promotional Group - Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc RIDDEN WELSH SECTION (Welsh section A B C & D eligible) Class 164. Ridden Welsh Stallion Class 165. Ridden Welsh Mare Class 166. Ridden Welsh Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH Sash donated by Qld Promotional Group - Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc RIDDEN PART WELSH SECTION Class 167. Ridden Part Welsh Stallion Class 168. Ridden Part Welsh Mare Class 169. Ridden Part Welsh Gelding CHAMPION AND RESERVE RIDDEN PART WELSH

MINIATURE HORSES Current registration papers must be available upon request . RING 3 - TO COMMENCE AFTER THE WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES

ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 MINIATURE HORSE UNDER 34" Class 170. Stallion/Colt 2 years and over

171. Colt under 2 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE STALLION/COLT Class 172. Mare/Filly 2 years and over

173. Filly under 2 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE MARE/FILLY Class 174. Gelding 2 years and over

175. Gelding under 2 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE GELDING SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT SMALL HORSE UNDER 38" Class 176. Stallion/Colt 2 years and over

177. Colt under 2 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE STALLION/COLT Class 178. Mare/Filly 2 years and over

179. Filly under 2 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE MARE/FILLY Class 180. Gelding 2 years and over

181. Gelding under 2 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE GELDING SUPREME SMALL HORSE EXHIBIT Class 182. Miniature Horse Harness

183. Small Horse Harness

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RING 4 - COMMENCING AT 8.30am JUDGE: Ms Robyn Luck QUARTER HORSES ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 184. Colt under 2 years led 185. Stallion 2 years & over led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT Class 186. Filly under 2 years led 187. Mare 2 years & over led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY Class 188. Gelding under 2 years led 189. Gelding 2 years and over led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME CHAMPION QUARTER HORSE EXHIBIT Prize $50 donated by GLENEAGLE PRODUCE Quarter Horse classes proudly sponsored by:

APPALOOSA COMMENCING AFTER QUARTER HORSES ENTRY FEE - $5.00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 190. Stallion or Colt to be led 191. Mare or filly to be led 192. Gelding any age to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA AUSTRALIAN PALOUSE PONIES TO FOLLOW APPALOOSA ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 193. Stallion or colt to be led 194. Mare or filly to be led 195. Gelding any age 196. Best Presented Youth Handler CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PALOUSE PONY SUPREME CHAMPION PALOUSE PONY Medallions supplied by Australian Palouse Pony Association Entries in all Breed Classes must be registered in their respective breed Associations.

PALOMINOS RING 4 – TO FOLLOW PALOUSE ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 197. Stallion or Colt to be led 198. Mare or filly to be led 199. Gelding any age to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO PAINT RING 4 - TO FOLLOW PALOMINO ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 200. Stallion or Colt 2 years and over Class 201. Colt under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT – Sashes supplied by Paint Horse Association of Australia Class 202. Mare or Filly 2 years and over Class 203. Filly under 2 years. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY – Sashes supplied by Paint Horse Association of Australia Class 204. Gelding 2 years and over Class 205. Gelding under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING – Sashes supplied by Paint Horse Association of Australia PAINT BRED RING 4 - TO FOLLOW PAINT ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 206. Stallion or Colt 2 years and over Class 207. Colt under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT – Sashes supplied by Paint Horse Association of Australia Class 208. Mare or Filly 2 years and over Class 209. Filly under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY – Sashes supplied by Paint Horse Association of Australia Class 210. Gelding 2 years and over Class 211. Gelding under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING – Sashes supplied by Paint Horse Association of Australia Entries in all Breed Classes must be registered in their respective breed Associations.

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PINTO RING 4 - TO FOLLOW PAINT BRED ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 212. Stallion or Colt to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 213. Mare or Filly to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 214. Gelding any age to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING Entries in all Breed Classes must be registered in their respective breed Associations. BUCKSKIN RING 4- TO FOLLOW PINTO ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 215. Stallion or Colt to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 216. Mare or Filly to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 217. Gelding any age to be led CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING QUARTER PONIES RING 4- TO FOLLOW BUCKSKIN ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 218. Stallion or Colt to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 219. Mare or Filly to be led CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 220. Gelding any age to be led CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING Entries in all Breed Classes must be registered in their respective breed Associations.

UNDER SADDLE RING 4 - TO FOLLOW QUARTER PONIES ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 221. QUARTER HORSE under Saddle 222. APPALOOSA under Saddle 223. PALOUSE PONY under Saddle 224. PALOMINO Under Saddle 225. PAINT under Saddle 226. PAINT BRED under Saddle 227. PINTO under Saddle 228. BUCKSKIN under Saddle 229. QUARTER PONY under Saddle

OPEN PERFORMANCE RING 4 - TO FOLLOW BREED CLASSES - RUN UNDER H.S.A.A. RULES ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY - 1st $15.00 2nd $10.00 3rd $5.00 Class 230. Youth Showmanship at Halter - 18 years & under 231. Amateur Showmanship at Halter* 232. Youth Hunter under Saddle - 18 years & under 233. Amateur Hunter under Saddle* 234. Junior Horse Hunter under Saddle 235. Senior Horse Hunter under Saddle 236. Youth Western Pleasure - 18 years & under 237. Amateur Owner Western Pleasure* 238. Junior Horse Western Pleasure 239. Senior Horse Western Pleasure 240. Youth Western Horsemanship - 18 years & under 241. Amateur Western Horsemanship* 242. Junior Horse Western Horsemanship 243. Senior Horse Western Horsemanship *Amateur Owners must hold a current A/O card with their relevant breed society.

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RING 4 - TO FOLLOW OPEN PERFORMANCE HEAVY HORSE RING 4 – TO FOLLOW OPEN PERFORMANCE ENTRY FEE - $3-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 244. Best Presented Horse and Handler 245. Stallion 4 years & over led 246. Colt under 4 years led 247. Mare 4 years & over led 248. Filly under 4 years led 249. Gelding under 4 years led 250. Gelding 4 years and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION (CLASSES 245-250) CLYDESDALE RING 4 - TO FOLLOW HEAVY HORSE ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 251. Best Presented Horse & Handler 252. Stallion 4 years & over led 253. Colt under 4 years led 254. Mare 4 years & over led 255. Filly under 4 years led 256. Gelding under 4 years led 257. Gelding 4 years and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION (CLASSES 252-257) Class 258. Heavy Horse/Clydesdale under saddle

SIDE SADDLE

RING 4 - To follow Clydesdale

ENTRY FEE - $5.00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 259. Lady/Girl Rider 260. Lady/Girl Hack Side Saddle 261. Lady/Girl Hack Side Saddle - Period

Costume BAROQUE (ANDALUSIAN, LIPIZZANER, FRESIAN, ETC) RING 4 - to follow Side Saddle ENTRY FEE - $5-00 PRIZE MONEY 1st-$15.00 2nd-$10.00 3rd-$5.00 Class 262. Pure Bred Stallion or Colt 263. Pure Bred Mare or Filly 264. Pure Bred Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PURE BRED BAROQUE Class 265. Part Bred Stallion or Colt 266. Part Bred Mare or Filly 267. Part Bred Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PART BRED BAROQUE Class 268. Baroque under Saddle 269. Best Baroque in Suded Costume under saddle Entries in all Breed Classes must be registered in their respective breed Associations.

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SHOWJUMPING PROGRAMME

SHOWJUMPING JUDGE: MR DON SULLIVAN

TO COMMENCE AT 8.30am. All horses must be registered E.F.A . (Class 1 excluded) . Horses must have current registration cards. All Showjumping will run under E.F.A . Rules and all riders must be current financial members of the E.F.A . (Class 1 excluded).

CHAMPION SHOWJUMPING RIDER OF THE SHOW - Sash & Trophy CHAMPION SHOWJUMPING HORSE OF THE SHOW - Sash & Trophy Perpetual Trophy donated by Nadine Lawlor.

Class 1 Pony Club Table AM3 – maximum start height 80cm ENTRY FEE - $5.00 1st $15.00 2nd $12.00 3rd $9.00 4th $5.00 5th $3.00

Class 2 Junior Table AM3 –maximum start height 1m ENTRY FEE - $5.00 1st $25.00 2nd $15.00 3rd $10.00 4th $6.00 5th $5.00

Class 3 MITAVITE Foxhunter AM3 – maximum start height 90cm – 1.05m RULES FOR FOXHUNTER All horses COMPETING in Foxhunter competition in Queensland must be maiden D graders. All horses must be currently EFA registered and have a current EFA showjumping performance card . Before any prize money is presented the performance card must be sighted . The rider must be a current EFA member and must be the owner, part owner or lessee of the horse and his/her name must appear on the horse’s current showjumping performance card . Performance cards must be made available on request . NO CARD – NO START. Riders pay a $1.00 levy with entry fees which goes towards running the Foxhunter. Horses awarded 1st place in any Foxhunter preliminary round competition ARE NO LONGER ELIGIBLE to compete in any further Foxhunter preliminary rounds. Horses placed 1st to 6th inclusive in any official Foxhunter preliminary round qualify to take part in the final. ENTRY FEE - $5.00 plus $1.00 E.F.A. levy. 1st $100.00 2nd $80.00 3rd $60.00 4th $40.00 5th $30.00 6th $20.00

Class 4 1.10m table AM3 Open to all horses under 20 points ENTRY FEE $5.00 1st $80.00 2nd $60.00 3rd $40.00 4th $30.00 5th $20.00

Class 5 1.20 Table AM3 Open to all horses ENTRY FEE $5.00 1st $100.00 2nd $80.00 3rd $60.00 4th $40.00 5th $20.00

Class 6 ARTHUR FINCH MEMORIAL OPEN GRAND PRIX – maximum start height 1.3m ENTRY FEE $6.00 1st $200.00 2nd $120.00 3rd $80.00 4th $60.00 5th $40.00

No person other than those in charge of a horse are allowed in the arena.

Showjumping will not stop for the Grand Parade

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FAT CATTLE PROGRAMME

SECTION FAT CATTLE - HOOF CLASSES ENTRIES CLOSE 12th AUGUST 2013 Secretary, Canungra AH&I Society Inc, STEWARDS - MR . DOUG BRADFIELD ... Ph: 0427 729200 PO Box 47, MR DEREK FINCH ............. Ph: 07 5543 5139 CANUNGRA QLD 4275 ENTRY FEE $2.00 per entry Class 1. Single Bullock ( Pasture or grass fed ) . Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor – Mick & Jenny Corcoran

2. Single Steer ( Showing no more than 4 perm. teeth ) Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor – Mountview Alpaca Farm 3. Single Heifer ( Showing no more than 2 perm. teeth) Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor – Salisbury Transport 4. Single Prime Cow . ( Beef Breed ) Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor – Peter Teveluwe (Builder). 5. Single Mother Vealer Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor - Boyd, O’Brian, Bartholomew & Co. 6. Champion Beast of Show - Pasture or grass fed Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor - Finch Family $100.00 7. Reserve Champion - Pasture or grass feed Trophy & Prize $100 Sponsor - Doug and Jenny Bradfield 8. Grain Fed Class - Open Class Prize $100 + 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsor - Highchester Meats

9. Most Successful Exhibitor of the Show Perpetual Trophy & Prize $250 Sponsor - Beechmont Cattle Co. Cattle to be delivered to Rodeo Yards no later than 11am Monday 19th August

All winners receive Trophies. Refreshments to follow. Classes 1-9 receive 1 bottle Red Wine Sponsored by CANUNGRA RSL & CUMULUS WINES

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE SOLD ON TUESDAY 20th AUGUST AT MORETON SALE YARDS.

——————————————————————————————————————————— FAT CATTLE – HOOF CLASS - ENTRY FORM

CLASS EXHIBITOR’S NAME ENTRY

FEE

Exhibitors Name ...................................................................................... Phone No .........................................

Address ............................................................................ .................................................................................

ABN ................................................................................... GST Registered (X) Yes No

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DAIRY CATTLE PROGRAMME SECTION DAIRY CATTLE

ENTRIES CLOSE - 19th August 2013 No Late entries Will Be Accepted PLEASE FORWARD ENTRIES TO CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Jeanette Redman, 3 Fuchsia Way, GAVEN QLD 4211 Phone 0419 676 357 Judging will Commence at 9.30am. Grounds declared Brucellosis free and all female cattle in area of grounds declared free. ALL CATTLE MUST COMPLY WITH N.L.I.S. REGULATIONS AND A FEE MAY APPLY. 1. No Dairy Cattle will be admitted to the grounds unless thoroughly tractable. 2. All Bulls over 12 months must have a nose ring and be provided with a leading staff . The age of the animal to be

calculated from June 1st. 3. All cows must be breeders and all cows not in milk, not evidently in calf, must be accompanied by a certificate from

the owner (or agent) that they have bred within 2 years and no animal in the breeding classes which is not in a healthy breeding state or is incapacitated by excess fat, shall not be eligible to take a prize.

4. In dry classes all exhibits must be six months in calf or dry. 5. Dairy Cattle over 6 months of age other than those from EBL Accredited Free Herds, will require a negative test for

EBL within 6 months prior to entry of Show. 6. The Champion from each breed to come forward for Supreme Exhibit . Should the Champion be unable to parade,

a Veterinary Certificate must be produced to enable the Reserve Champion to parade. 7. All Cattle must be entered or eligible for entry in approved herd book. 8. All competitors must pay admission to the grounds. IN CLASSES 1 TO 18 INCLUSIVE ENTRIES WILL COMPETE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE BREED CLASSES . RIBBONS TO 4TH PLACE.

CANUNGRA SHOW SOCIETY ENTRY FORM FOR DAIRY CATTLE Exhibitors Name .................................................................................................. Phone No .................................................

Address of Stud .....................................................................................................................................................................

Postal Address .......................................................................................................................................................................

Breed of Entrant .....................................................................................................................................................................

Major Sponsors of the Dairy Section

Class Name of Animal Date of Birth Sire Dam Entry fee

'Dunmilkin' H& C Benstead BJ Potatoes

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ILLAWARRA : JERSEY : GUERNSEY : HOLSTEIN : AYRSHIRE

The following Classes are supplied for the above-mentioned Breeds . Exhibitors are asked to mark their entries as to their particular Breed . All cattle must comply with N.L.I.S . regulations and a fee may apply. ENTRY FEE - $1-00 PRIZE MONEY - 1st $5-00 2nd $2-00 Class 1. Female over 4 years dry 2. Female over 2½ years and under 4 years

dry 3. Female over 5 years in milk 4. Female 4 years and under 5 years in milk 5. Female 3 years and under 4 years in milk 6. Female over 2½ years and under 3 years

in milk 7. Female showing best developed udder and

attachment (senior) SENIOR CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE Sash and Riverina Stockfeed 8. Female over 2 years and under 2½ years

in milk 9. Female under 2 years in milk 10. Female showing best developed udder and

attachment (Junior ) 11. Female over 2 years and under 2½ years

dry 12. Female over 18 months and under 2 years

dry 13. Female over 12 months and under 18

months 14. Female under 12 months

JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE - Sash and Riverina Stockfeed 15. Bull any age CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BULL -Sash ENTRY FEE - $2-00 PRIZE MONEY - 1st $10-00 2nd $5-00 Class 16. Group consisting of 1 male any age, 1

female over 2½ years in milk or dry, and 2 females under 2½ years of age in milk or dry, or 2 females over 2½ years and 2 females under 2½ years, the property of the owner.

17. Pen of 3 females over 2½ years in milk or dry, the property of the owner

18. Pen of 3 females under 2½ years in milk or dry, the property of the owner

ALL BREEDS SECTION

THE G.T . BOYLAND AND W.J . HINCHCLIFFE MEMORIAL CUP. The First prize winners of Class 16 are eligible to enter . This Trophy is a perpetual . Trophy which will be held by the winner for 12 months and must be returned prior to the 2012 Show . Donated by - Hinchcliffe Family . Winner also receives 1 bag of Riverina Stockfeed.

Pen of 3 Senior females . The first prize winners of class 17 are eligible to enter this class. Prize - $25 - Sponsored by WESFARMERS INSURANCE Pen of 3 females under 2½ years . (Winners from Class 18 ). SUPREME MALE OF DAIRY CATTLE SECTION Prize - Sash & RIVERINA STOCKFEED. SUPREME JUNIOR UDDER Prize $25 - Sponsored by WESFARMERS INSURANCE SUPREME JUNIOR DAIRY FEMALE Sponsored by NORCO RURAL STORES Prize - $50 Voucher. ALL BREEDS SECTION – CONT:

SUPREME SENIOR UDDER Prize $25 Sponsored by BJ POTATOES SUPREME SENIOR FEMALE OF DAIRY CATTLE SECTION Prize - $50 donated by WESFARMERS INSURANCE. Please note - If insufficient entries all breeds will be combined

JUNIOR HANDLERS SECTION

Calves must be under 2 years of age . All exhibitors must be attending Primary or Secondary School at the time of the Show. All calves must be bucket or cafeteria reared . The main points to be considered in Judging will be general presentation and training and showmanship of Exhibitor. ENTRY FEE - Free Prize Money 1st $5-00 2nd $3-00 3rd $2-00 Class 19. Junior Handlers 8 years and under 20. Junior Handlers 9 years and under 14

years 21. Junior Handlers 14 years and under 18

years 22. Junior Handlers 18 years and under 25

years CHAMPION JUNIOR HANDLER OF THE SHOW Sponsored by Fay & Redman Accountants.

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STUD BEEF PROGRAMME SECTION STUD BEEF CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Donna Sizmur Ph . 55437 121 Mob . 0418 437 121 REGULATIONS: 1. Judging to commence at 8.30am. 2. All Bulls over 12 months to have a nose ring . Bulls under 12 months must have a nose clip, and all cattle

must be tractable. 3. Age of cattle to be as at 1st August 2013. 4. All Cattle must be registered or eligible for registration in the Herd Book (except led steer ). 5. Entries close 1 week prior using Stud Beef Entry Form 6. All Ribbon winners to take part in the Grand Parade. 7. Entry fee $2-20 (including GST) per animal . Junior Handler Free. 8. Prize money : 1st: $5-00 2nd: $3-00 3rd: $2-00 9. Ribbons awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd. 10. Individual Breeds may be judged in their own right according to number of entries on day . To be decided

on the day at the stewards discretion. 11. In the instance of insufficient numbers the Judge reserves the right to withhold a first prize if he/she feels

the exhibit is not to first prize standard. NB!! ALL TRUCKS ARE TO BE UNLOADED, AND MOVED AWAY FROM LOADING RAMP AREA IMMEDIATELY . NO TRUCKS TO BE PARKED WITHIN THE SHOW GROUNDS . Canungra Show Society no longer have the use of the parking area across the road from the entrance, therefore space will be at a premium . Exhibitors are asked to comply with this request.

ENTRY FORM FOR STUD BEEF CANUNGRA SHOW SOCIETY ENTRIES CLOSE 19th August 2013

Exhibitors Name ............................................................................................... Phone No .................................................... Address of Stud .................................................................................................................................................................... Postal Address ...................................................................................................................................................................... Breed of Entrant .................................................................................................................................................................... Class Name of Animal Date of Birth Sire Dam Entry Fee

Post all entries to Mrs Donna Sizmur 'Misty Oaks' Little Flying Fox Road, CANUNGRA QLD 4275

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SECTION STUD BEEF ALL EXHIBITORS ARE TO PAY ENTRY FEE INTO THE GROUNDS CATTLE ARE TO BE JUDGED IN CATEGORIES: TROPICAL: EUROPEAN : SMALL BREEDS/BRITISH COMBINED Class 1. Bull under 12 months 2. Bull 12 to 18 months JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL 3. Bull 18 to 24 months 4. Bull 24 months and over SENIOR CHAMPION BULL RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL GRAND CHAMPION BULL

Class 5. Heifer under 12 months. 6. Heifer 12 to 18 months. JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER 7. Female 18 to 24 months. 8. Female 24 months and over. SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE SUPREME CHAMPION BULL OF THE SHOW - Trophy plus Supreme Sash. SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE OF THE SHOW - Trophy plus Supreme Sash. SUPREME EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW 9. Pair of Bulls ( interbred ) 10. Pair of Females ( interbred ) 11. Cow and Calf ( interbred ) 12. Sire’s Progeny - Group of 3 animals - both sexes to be represented, sired by the same bull (interbred) . 13. Exhibitors’ Group - Group of 3 animals - both sexes represented . Animals must be owned by exhibitor for

a Period of at least 3 months . LED STEER COMPETITION

14. Led Steer - Must be milk teeth . Date of

Birth and name to be nominated on entry.

- Trophy and sash. MARK HUNT MEMORIAL JUNIOR HANDLER - entries taken on the day 1st $5.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00 4th Ribbon Only All winners will compete for ‘Champion Handler’ - Trophy to be awarded. Sponsored by MISTY OAKS BRAFORDS Class 15. Under 14 years 16. 15 to 16 years 17. 17 to 18 years

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UTE MUSTER

SECTION UTE MUSTER

CHIEF STEWARD Belinda Whitby Mob. 0409 492 785

ENTRY FEE $12 per class for the first 2 classes entered (1-8) $5 per class there after Prize (Class 1-8) Trophy, Ribbon & Prize Money Class 1. BEST TOWN UTE - ute used daily or regularly, minimal modifications 2. BEST STREET UTE - ute designed for show or with many modifications 3. BEST AUSSIE UTE (Holden or Ford) 4. BEST CHICKS UTE - genuine female utes, up to chief steward’s discretion, registration papers or proof of

ownership may be asked for 5 . BEST COUNTRY UTE - shows country attributes (bullbar etc) 6. BEST FERAL UTE - well worn, has been around 7. BEST 4 X 4 UTE - as long as it’s four wheel drive, no stipulations 8. BEST CLASSIC UTE - pre 1971 ENTRY FEE - Free Prize (Class 9 - 15) Ribbon Class 9. Most Stickers 13. Best Paint Work 10. Best Interior 14. Biggest Bullbar 11. Best Stereo Setup 15. Most Elaborate Mags 12. Best Presented Engine Bay 16. People's Choice BEST OF SHOW (Open only to 1st place winners from Classes 1-8). Entries close at 1.00pm on Show Day, 24th August 2013 Judging starts at 1.30pm

Utes must take place in the Grand Parade Utes can be entered in more than one class and all utes are eligible for Class 9-15. Entry through main gate . Follow signs to designated area down the back.

Early entries are greatly appreciated.

Please post to Canungra AH&I Society Inc, C/- Mrs Belinda Whitby, 463 Southwest Road, Beechmont QLD 4211

ENTRY FORM

OWNERS NAME ................................................................................ ..................................................................

ADDRESS ........................................................................................... PHONE NO ..............................................

UTE MAKE ......................................................................................... MODEL ....................................................

REGO . NUMBER .............................................................................. CLASSES ENTERED ...............................

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WOODCHOP PROGRAMME SECTION - WOODCHOPPING

ENTRIES CLOSE NO LATER THAN 14TH AUGUST 2013 WITH:

The Secretary Queensland Axeman’s Association PO Box 1160 WOODFORD QLD 4514 Chief Steward - John Geiger Phone: 0417 290 652

Class 1 250mm STANDING HANDICAP. Doug Adamson Memorial Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $120 2nd $100 3rd $80 Class 2 300mm UNDERHAND HANDICAP. Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $120 2nd $100 3rd $80 Class 3 300mm STANDING HANDICAP. Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $120 2nd $100 3rd $80 Class 4 275mm UNDERHAND HANDICAP. Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $120 2nd $100 3rd $80 Class 5 SOUTH-EAST QLD STANDING CHAMPIONSHIP. Ken Geiger Memorial (Trophy) Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $120 2nd $100 3rd $80 Class 6 VETERANS UNDERHAND HANDICAP. Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $100 2nd $80 3rd $50 Class 7 JACK & JILL M TOOTH HANDICAP SAWING. Nomination Fee: $5.00 1st $120 2nd $80 3rd $50 Class 8 M TOOTH HANDICAP SAWING. Nomination Fee: $5.00 1st $120 2nd $80 3rd $50 Class 9 300MM TREE FELLING HANDICAP. Nomination Fee: $11.00 1st $120 2nd $100 3rd $80 Class 10 16” RELAY. Nomination Fee: $12.00each 1st $150 2nd $100 3rd $80 Relay limited to the first 16 open axemen to nominate

Sponsors Dover & Sons TJ Kelly Surveys Pty Ltd Enrights Sawmill Hohl Plumbing The Kennedy Family Beaudesert Times Beechmont Cattle Co Peter, John, & Stephen Geiger

Canungra Show

24th August 2013Gates Open 10.00am

Dance Fever display 10.00am

Canungra and Beechmont School Bands 2.30pm

• Roving Music• Face Painting• Sand Sculpting• Ice Sculpting• Fire and Rescue Display• ABC Media Trailer• Macaw Bird Display• Living Statue• Pencil Portraits• Pig Racing• Animal Nursery• Water Zorb• Pony Rides• Beaudesert and District

Restored Auto Club Display

• Lawnmower Racing• Spectacular Fireworks

Display

Entertainment

CANUNGRA BULL RIDE

SPECTACULAR SPONSORED BY

CANUNGRA HOTEL Canungra Show Grounds . Coburg Rd . Canungra

Saturday 12 October

Gates Open at 11:00pm Main Events from 5:00pm

ADMISSION

ADULTS: $15.00

AGED PENSIONERS: $5.00

CHILD: $5.00 UNDER 14YRS

FAMILY: $35.00 2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN

EVENTS TEAMS PENNING OPEN BULL RIDE NOVICE Bull Ride JNR Bull RIDE JNR STEERRIDE PODDY CALF

ATTRACTIONS BULL RIDING LIVE BAND BAR FOOD STALLS DANCING TILL LATE CARNIVAL RIDES CAL CUTTER

No alcohol or glass to be brought onto the grounds. Eskies will be searched on arrival for alcohol. NO DOGS ALLOWED* Enquires 0414 676 787

See www.canungrashowsociety.org for event updates. This event has a licensed area and Canungra AHISS adopts and promotes responsible service of alcohol.

Water, soft drink and food will be available. Photo ID will be required at the bar.

Affiliated with the National Rodeo Association

LIVE MUSIC CAMPING

EFTPOS AVAILABLE

Documents

2013 canungra show schedule