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Welcome

Welcome to the 2015 Shepparton Show… a world record-breaking show! The 2015 Shepparton Agricultural Show will be held on Friday 9th and Saturday 10th October and feature new attractions and activities for the whole family! Come down and help us set a Guinness World Record, experience the LegenDAIRY Milking Barn enjoy our regions finest Gourmet produce in the Food Pavilion and celebrate our agricultural industry at the 139th Shepparton Show!

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Activities include: • Help us set a Guinness World Record Come on Shepparton, we want to set a record for the largest number of hand painted cows on display at the Shepparton Show! Pick up your Trail Bag and paint a cow at the Show and help us get Shepparton in the Guinness World Record Book! • Gourmet Food Pavilion Showcasing the amazing local produce and gourmet food producers around the region, the Gourmet Food Pavilion in the McIntosh Centre will feature live cooking demonstrations on the Cooking Stage, a Barista Competition and food manufacturers from our region. • LegenDAIRY Milking Barn Bring the family to the Shepparton Show’s LegenDAIRY Milking Barn in for an interactive session. Learn about the different breeds of cattle and perhaps even try your hand a milking a cow! • Sheep Shearing The Sheep Shearing station will feature live sheep shearing and children will be invited to take home some fleece after the demonstrations. • Celebrate the cropping industry Learn about local crops grown in the region, grind wheat into flour and even paint a macaroni necklace! • S ample local apples grown in the region • S ide show attractions • P lus all our regular competitions: Art and Craft, Cookery, Dairy Cattle, Goats, Poultry, Woodchop, Dogs, Cats, Miniature Ponies, Pet Parade, Tiny Tots and Rural Ambassador. So much more to see and do at the 2015 Shepparton Show! Visit www.sheppshow.com.au for more information.

Admission Charges: Family Day Ticket (no car) 2 adults/2 children ��$30.00 Adults ��$15.00 Full Pensioners and Veterans ��$10.00 Students (with Student ID) ��$10.00 Primary School 5–12 YRS ��$5.00 Under 5 yrs ��Free MEMBER'S TICKET ��$35.00 Members Ticket entitles holder to reduced entry fees for most competitions. Also admittance to member, members guest and members two children under 15 years for both days of the show.

Exhibitor pass: Exhibitors who do not hold a Member's Ticket may purchase an Exhibitor's Pass for $7.00 – otherwise general gate admission charges will be applied.

Information

How to enter

PLEASE READ RULES FOR THE SECTIONS IN WHICH YOU ARE ENTERING.

EXPLANATION OF TERMINOLOGIES SECTION: Is the Major heading i.e. Cookery, (AC C 61) etc, which is given a number and under which you will find the various categories. CLASS: is the number under the Section which describes your exhibit. (ie AC 1 – fruitcake) EXHIBIT NUMBER: Exhibit numbers are sent to exhibitors after entries are received, as no names are placed on the item for judging, they will be allocated an exhibit number. Please bring your item for judging with the exhibit number attached. NOVICE: is a person who hasn't won a first prize at the Shepparton Show in section entered.

How to enter-step by step

Entry form closing dates:

Garden in Container, Decorated Gumboot, Scarecrow, Pet Parade: 18th September 2015 Produce Cookery, Needlework, Craftwork, Lego, Ceramic, Wood and Metal: 18th September 2015 Artwork and Photography: 18th September Horticulture: 18th September Poultry: 18th September Goats: 18th September Small Horses: 25th September Dairy Cattle: 25th September Woodchop: 25th September 1) Exhibit Tickets: For Art and Craft entries (ie non livestock) you will receive your exhibit tickets in the post, or call at the office seven (7) days prior to the Show. Tickets are to be placed on your exhibit either with a small safety pin, or stuck on.

Judging days: Artwork and Photography: Tuesday 6th October 2015 Garden in Container, Decorated Gumboot, Scarecrow: Thursday 8th October 2015 Produce Cookery, Needlework, Craftwork, Lego, Ceramic, Wood and Metal: Thursday 8th October 2015 Tiny Tots, Pet Parade: Friday 9th October 2015 Horticulture: Friday 9th October 2015 Small Horses: Friday 9th October 2015 Poultry: Saturday 10th October Goats: Saturday 10th October Dairy Cattle: Friday 9th October, evening and Saturday 10th October 2015 Woodchop: Saturday 10th October 2015 Cats: Saturday 10th October 2015 Dogs: Saturday 10th October 2015 5. Collection of Exhibits and Prize Money: Sunday 11th October from 9.00 am – 11.00 am (cars permitted on grounds, enter via Gate 2. Thompson St.) Prize Money will be paid out during this time and will be available during office hours up until Friday 16th October 2015.

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Entry Form: Deliver or post your entry form with your fees by the date stated. ONLY your ENTRY FORM, not your Exhibit is required at this time. Please do not send cash in the mail.

Deliver exhibits to show: Artwork and Photography: Monday 5th October 2015, by 12 pm Garden in Container, Decorated Gumboot and Scarecrow: Thursday 8th October 2015 by 11 am. Produce Cookery, Needlework, Craftwork, Lego, Ceramic, Wood and Metal: Thursday 8th October 2015 by 11 am. Horticulture: Friday 9th October by 9.30 am For Cookery – Place your exhibit/s in or on whatever is convenient. They will be put on white paper plates at the pavilion. No responsibility is accepted for containers/cases etc., left at the Showgrounds when your article is delivered.

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Section AC: Arts & Crafts

Section AC: Arts & Crafts Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c Closing date for entries: Friday 18th SEPTEMBER 2015. LATE ENTRIES NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. PLEASE INCLUDE STAMPED SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE FOR RETURN OF EXHIBIT TICKETS IF NOT COLLECTED. Judging day: THURSDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2015. ALL EXHIBITS MUST IN THE PAVILLIONS OR OFFICE BY 11AM THURSDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2015. The Elizabeth Harrison Trophy donated by Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc., Ladies Committee will be awarded to the Exhibitor with the most points from Sections 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, and 71. The Society's Champion Ribbon will also be awarded. A trophy donated by Helen Wall will be awarded to the Junior Exhibitor with the most points from Sections 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, and 71. The Society's Champion Ribbon will also be awarded.

AC-A: 60-Produce NOTE: No exhibits will be accepted after 11.00 am Thursday 8th October, as Judging will commence at that time. No exhibitor will be allowed to enter more than one exhibit in each class. Entry fee: Members 80c, Non-members $1.00 Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 Entries close: 18th September. AC1 Half Dozen Hen Eggs. White shells. AC2 Half Dozen Hen Eggs. Brown shells. AC3 Half Dozen Duck Eggs. AC4 Half Dozen Bantam Eggs. Best Exhibit from Classes1–4, In making the awards, the Judge will take into consideration the weight of the eggs. The Society's Champion Ribbon and an award donated for Best Exhibit classes 1–4 AC5 Six Stalks of Rhubarb AC6 Six Stalks of Silverbeet AC7 Any Vegetable not listed AC8 Collection of Herbs (named) Not less than four varieties AC9 Three Oranges AC10 Three Lemons AC11 Any Fruit not listed AC12 Basket of Garden Produce. Not less than four varieties.

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AC-B: 60 Junior Produce

Entry fee: FREE AC13 Three Lemons AC14 A saucer of flowers AC15 Creature made from anything that grows in the garden. Toothpicks allowed for joining. Best Exhibit from Class 5–14, The Society's Champion Ribbon and an award donated by Ford's Coach Travel for Best Exhibit Classes 5–14 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel Best Exhibit from Class 15, an award donated by Crackles the Clown for Best Exhibit from Class 15 Sponsor: Crackles the Clown

AC-C: 61 COOKERY Entries close Friday, 18th September 2015 Stewards: Mesdames H. Wall (Captain), B. Ramage, J. Braszell, J. Hocking, R. Galt, J. Currie & A.Seca

1. All exhibits MUST BE HOME MADE and no packet cake mixes used, except where specified. 2. No exhibit may be entered in more than one class at the same show and no more than two entries in each class. 3. Paper plates will be supplied for exhibits in this Section. 4. No exhibit will be accepted after 11.00 am Thursday 8th October, as judging commences at 12.00 noon. 5. Collection of Exhibits and Prize Money- Sunday 11th October from 9.00 am – 11.00 am Prize money will paid out during this time and will be available during office hours up until Friday 16th October 2015. 6. The Society's Champion Ribbon will be awarded to the Highest Aggregate from Class 1–31. Two points for first and one for second. 7. A rosette and a trophy donated by Mrs H.Wall, will be awarded to the Best Exhibit from Classes 1–31

Entry fee: Members 80c; Non-members $1.00 per entry. Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC1 Fruit Cake, own recipe AC2 Boiled Fruit Cake, all ingredients except eggs and flour to be boiled. AC3 Sultana Cake AC4 Plum Pudding, cooked in basin AC5 Gluten Free cake, uniced AC6 Iced Chocolate cake. Not ring tin. Tin size 8" or 20 cm AC7 Any Other Cake (e.g. Orange, Banana), uniced AC8 Carrot cake, nuts are allowed, iced, Tin size 8' or 20 cm AC9 Packet cake, other than chocolate, Made from any commercial packet mix. Top of packet to be attached. AC10 Four cupcakes, decorated AC11 Four lamingtons, not sponge cake, Pieces not more than 4 x 5 cm AC12 Fruit and nut loaf AC13 Ginger fluff, not filled or iced AC14 Sponge sandwich, plain, not filled or iced. Made without butter AC15 Four muffins, sweet or savoury AC16 Shortbread, 4 pieces, cut into triangles AC17 Two varieties of slice, baked, three pieces of each (not more than 6 x 3 cm). AC18 Two varieties of slice, unbaked. Three pieces of each (not more than 6 x 3 cm) AC19 Biscuits, Two varieties. Three of each, not iced. AC20 Four Yo-Yo's, joined AC21 Four Pikelets AC22 Four Plain Scones AC23 Home made bread Sponsor: Bushpig Enterprises AC24 Bread - artisan, home made Sponsor: Bushpig Enterprises AC25 Bread, made in a bread maker AC26 Afternoon tea tray for two. AC27 Decorated cake AC28 Decorated novelty cake. AC29 Decoration suitable for a cake. Painted, flooded, moulded or pipe flower. Sculpture allowed. AC30 Cookery not listed AC31 Chocolate cake, MEN ONLY. Iced, not packet mix AC31a Feature Cake: Rainbow Cake, iced.

ntry fee: $1.00 E RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. The fruit cake competitions follow the showgroup-state level of competition. 2. An exhibitor having won at a Show will bake another cake for entry in the Group Final; the winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the State Final. 3. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe and specifications (see class notes) 4. An exhibitor having won at show/field day level is not eligible to enter any other show/field day until after the Group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can compete further. 5. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final. 6. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete.

Prizes: The State Final winner of each competition receives a trophy and the satisfaction of being the best fruit cake maker in Victoria! Hot tips for exhibitors: A well-kept competition cake making secret: lay a tea towel over the cake rack before turning the cake out to prevent the imprint of the cake rack appearing on your competition cake.

1. The carrot cake competitions follow the show-group-state level of competition 2. An exhibitor having won at a Show, will bake another cake for entry in the Group Final; the winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the State Final. 3. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe and specifications (see class notes). 4. An exhibitor having won at show/field day level is not eligible to enter any other show/field day until after the Group judging, when, if not the winning entry can compete further. 5. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the State Final. 6. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second placegetter is eligible to compete.

State Prizes: to be advised. Hot tips for exhibitors: A well kept competition cake making secret: lay a tea towel over the cake rack before turning the cake out to prevent the imprint of the cake rack appearing on your competition cake. VAS Ltd Carrot Cake Recipe Ingredients: Olive oil, to grease, 350 g of grated carrot, 1 cup (150 g) SR flour, 1/2 cup (75 g) plain flour, 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda, 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 1/2 cup (80 g) brown sugar, 1/2 cup (125mls) oil, 1/2 cup (125mls) golden syrup, 3 eggs, 1 teaspoon vanilla essence, 1/2 cup chopped walnuts. Method:

1. Preheat oven to 170c, (a moderate oven). Grease a 20 cm (base) round cake pan lightly with oil, and line with non-stick baking paper. Peel and grate the carrots, and set aside. 2. Sift the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon into a large bowl. 3. Put the brown sugar, oil, golden syrup eggs and vanilla in a separate bowl. Use a balloon whisk to mix until combined. 4. Pour the oil mixture into the dry ingredients. Use a wooden spoon to stir gently until just combined. 5. Stir in the grated carrots and walnuts. 6. Pour the mixture into the pan and bake for 1 hour. Set aside for 5 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack to cool completely.

AC1d Vas Ltd Carrot and Date Muffins, juniors, A competition for junior cake bakers under 18 on the day of their local show/field day Sponsor: Lamattina & Sons VAS LTD Carrot and Date Muffins Recipe Ingredients: 21/2 cups SR Flour, 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg, 1 cup brown sugar 9 firmly packed), 1/3 cup chopped pitted dates, 1 cup coarsely grated carrot, 1 tablespoon orange marmalade, 1 cup canola oil, 2 eggs, lightly beaten, 3/4 cup orange juice, 1 cup reduced fat milk Method: 1. Pre heat oven to 190C (moderately hot)

Show entries: Four (4) muffins per plate.

2. Line a 12 hole muffin pan with Round Paper Muffin Cases Classic White Muffin Cases Size (35 mm Height x 90 mm wide x 50 mm Base) 3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir dates, carrots. Then add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined. 4. Spoon mixture evenly into Muffin paper cases in muffin pan. 5. Cook for 20 minutes. To test if muffins are cooked insert cake skewer; if it comes out clean the muffins are ready. 6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes before removing to cool.

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AC1a Vas Ltd Rich Fruit Cake Competition, Open to fruit cake enthusiasts everywhere Sponsor: Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc VAS Ltd Rich Fruit Cake Recipe Ingredients: 250 g Sultanas, 250 g Chopped Raisins, 250 g Currants, 125 g chopped mixed peel,90 g chopped red glace cherries, 90 g chopped blanched almonds, 1/3 cup sherry or brandy, 250 g plain flour, 60 g SR flour, 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg, 1/2 ground ginger, 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves, 250 g butter, 250 g brown sugar, 1/2 teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated lemon rind,1/2 teaspoon almond essence, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence, 4 large eggs. Method: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Stir together the flour and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, and then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into tin 20 cm square, straight sided, square cornered tin and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3½–4 hours. Allow to cool in the tin. Hot tip: to ensure uniformity and depending upon the size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 or 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces. AC1b Vas Ltd Junior Boiled Fruit Cake Competition, A competition for junior cake bakers aged under 18 on the day of their local show/field day Sponsor: Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc VAS Ltd Junior Boiled Fruit Cake Recipe A competition for junior cake bakers aged under 18 on the day of their local show/field day. Ingredients: 375 g Mixed Fruit, 3/4 cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon mixed spice, 1/2 cup water, 125 g butter, 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate soda, 1/2 cup sherry, 2 eggs, lightly beaten, 2 tablespoons marmalade, 1 cup SR flour, 1 cup Plain flour, 1/4 teaspoon salt. Method: Place the mixed fruit, sugar, spice water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove from stove, add bicarbonate soda and allow to cool. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased

and lined 20 cm round cake tin. Bake in a moderately slow oven for 1.5 hours or until cooked when tested. AC1c Vas Ltd Carrot Cake Competition-Uniced, Open to carrot cake enthusiasts everywhere Sponsor: Lamattina & Sons RULES AND REGULATIONS

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AC-D: VAS LIMITED Cookery

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AC-E: Novice Cookery A novice is a person who has never won a 1st prize in the Shepparton Show in Cookery Section. AC32 Four Muffins Sweet or Savoury AC33 Four Decorated Cupcakes AC34 Cookery, not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 32–34

AC-F: Junior Cooking Years 10, 11 & 12 Sponsor: Good Guys Entry fee: FREE The Hazel Akers Trophy will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Junior Cooking (All cooking to be the work of one Exhibitor from Classes 35–80) Prize money: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.00 unless otherwise stated. The Society's Champion Ribbon and an Award for the Best Exhibit from Classes 35–43 donated by The Good Guys. AC35 Four plain scones AC36 One variety of unbaked slice, Four pieces (not more than 6 x 3 cm) AC37 One variety of baked slice, Four pieces (not more than 6 x 3 cm) AC38 Four decorated cup cakes AC39 Cake, any variety. Uniced AC40 Four muffins AC41 Four Anzac biscuits AC42 Decorated Cake Sponsors: Helen Wall, Helen Wall AC43 Cookery Not Listed Sponsor: Good Guys Best Exhibit from Classes 35–43 Sponsor: Good Guys

AC-G: Junior Cooking Years 7, 8 & 9

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Entry fee: FREE The Society's Champion Ribbon and an award donated by Faye Hocking to the Best Exhibit from Classes 44–53. AC44 Four plain scones AC45 Four pikelets AC46 Sponge sandwich, unfilled. Uniced AC47 Four decorated cupcakes AC48 Chocolate cake. Uniced AC49 Tea Cake AC50 Four Yo Yo's AC51 One variety of unbaked slice, Four pieces (not more than 6 x 3 cm) AC52 Four muffins AC53 Cookery not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 44–53 Sponsor: Ms Faye Hocking

AC-H: Junior Cooking Exhibitors 12 yrs and under

ntry fee: FREE E AC54 Tea Cake AC55 Four chocolate crackles, may be decorated AC56 Packet Cake, uniced AC57 Gingerbread Person AC58 Four decorated cupcakes AC59 Hedgehog, 4 pieces (Not more than 6 x 3 cm) AC60 Picture from Scone Dough AC61 Edible Necklace, non edible cord allowed AC62 Cookery not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 54–62 Sponsor: Good Guys

AC-I: Junior Cookery Exhibitors 10 yrs and under Entry fee: FREE AC64 Four chocolate crackles, may be decorated AC65 Four pikelets AC66 Packet cake, uniced AC67 Gingerbread person AC68 Four muffins AC69 Lunch box Sponsor: Ms Faye Hocking AC70 Honey Joys, four AC71 Four Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits AC72 One decorated egg AC73 Four decorated cupcakes AC74 Edible necklace, non edible cord allowed AC75 Cookery Not Listed AC76 Exhibit from Scone Dough Best Exhibit from Classes 64–76 Sponsor: Ms Faye Hocking

AC-J: Pre-School Cooking Entry fee: FREE AC77 One Decorated Arrowroot Biscuit AC78 One Decorated Egg AC79 Edible necklace, non edible cord allowed Best Exhibit from Classes 77–79 Sponsor: GV School Uniform Shop

AC-K: 62 - Preserves Stewards: Mr R. Roe (Captain), Mrs G Hill, Mr & Mrs Roe. No exhibit will be accepted after 11 am on Thursday 8th October 2015, Judging Day. TOMATOES NOT ACCEPTED IN COLLECTION EXCEPT WHERE STATED. All exhibits to be produce of 2014–2015 season. Entry fee: Members 80c, Non-Members $1.00 per entry. Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 Entries close: Friday 18th September, 2015. The Society's Champion Ribbon and an award donated by Ford's Coach Travel for the Best Exhibit from Classes 1–15.

Apples Pears Beetroot Peaches Rhubarb Nectarines Apricots Plums Cherries Tomatoes Plum pudding in a jar Fruit Salad Any other fruit or vegetable not listed Collection of preserved fruits and/or vegetables. Four Varieties. Four Bottles. AC15 Collection of 5 tomato products, by one person AC16 Collection of 5 tomato products. Open to any Guild, Club, and Auxiliary etc AC17 Collection of 5 home prepared foods. Open to any Guild, Club, Auxiliary, etc., No more than three articles from any one member. Exhibits will be staged in a glass case and on shelves provided by the Society. Best Exhibit From classes 1–15 Sponsor: Fords Coach Travel

AC-L: 63 - Jams, Jellies, Sauces, Pickles

AC-M: 63 - Marmalade AC13 S weet Orange Marmalade, must retain all pulp AC14 Lemon Marmalade, must retain all pulp AC15 Grapefruit Marmalade, must retain all pulp AC16 Orange Marmalade, shredded AC17 Cumquat Marmalade, shredded AC18 Grapefruit Marmalade, shredded AC19 Any other marmalade not listed

AC-N: 63 - Jellies etc

Sauces and Pickles to consist of one bottle in each class. Lids must be removable. AC30 Plum Sauce AC31 Tomato chutney AC32 Peach chutney AC33 Chutney not listed AC34 Tomato sauce AC35 Any other sauce not listed AC36 Ripe tomato relish AC37 Zucchini relish AC38 Collection of sauces, two distinct varieties, One bottle of each. AC39 Collection of chutneys, three distinct varieties, One bottle of each. AC40 Herb vinegar AC41 Cauliflower pickles AC42 Cucumber pickles AC43 Onion pickles AC44 Tomato pickles AC45 Mixed mustard pickles AC46 Continental pickles AC47 Any other pickles not listed AC48 Collection of pickles, two mustard, two clear, One bottle of each. AC49 One exhibitor's work, one each of jam, sauce, pickle and chutney, To consist of one of each jam, sauce, pickle and chutney. Best Exhibit Section 63, Best Exhibit from Classes in Section 63 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel

AC-P: 63 - Novice A Novice is one who has never won a first prize in a Shepparton Show for the following classes. AC50 Any Jam AC51 Tomato sauce AC52 Preserved fruit AC53 Exhibit not listed Best Exhibit 50–53, Best Exhibit from Classes 50–53 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel

Exhibits to consist of one glass jar weighing approximately 250 g. Net weight. AC20 Apple AC21 Lemon AC22 Plum AC23 Quince

AC-O: 63 - Sauces, Pickles, Chutney etc

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Stewards: Mr R. Roe (Captain), Mrs G Hill, Mr & Mrs R. Roe. Collection of Exhibits and Prize Money–see How to Enter Notes, page 2 No: 5 Entry fee: Members 80c, Non-Members $1.00, per entry Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 unless otherwise stated. Entries close: Friday 18th September, 2015 The Society's Champion Ribbon and an award donated by Ford's Coach Travel for the Best Exhibit in Section 63 Exhibits in Jams and Marmalades to consist of one clear glass jar, to weigh approximately 375 g. Jars to have cellophane covers. AC1 Plum AC2 Apricot AC3 Blackberry AC4 Fig AC5 Peach AC6 Quince AC7 Raspberry AC8 Strawberry AC9 Mixed fruits AC10 Microwave jam AC11 Any other jam not listed AC12 Collection of Jams, Three varieties. One glass jar of each.

AC24 A ny other jelly not listed. AC25 Collection of jellies. Three varieties. One glass jar of each. AC26 Lemon Butter AC27 Mayonnaise AC28 Mint Jelly AC29 Passionfruit Butter

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AC-Q: 64 NEEDLEWORK This section contains: Needlework, Applique, Patchwork, Quilting, Embrodiery, Tapestry, Hand & Machine Knitting, Crochet, Hand Spinning/Weaving, Felting, Craftwork, Craftwork, Leatherwork, Dolls,Community Exhibit, Work Of One Exhibitor, Special Section For Nursing Homes, Hospitals & Training Centres, Sight Impaired and Special Needs. Needlework and Craft for Exhibitors 18 Years and Under, Junior Hobby, Pre-School/Kinder Kids, Primary and Secondary Schools, Lego, Ceramics, Pottery, Trade. Note: All signed entry forms to be delivered to: The Registrar, Po Box 6286, Shepparton Vic 3632. Entries close: FRIDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER, 2015. JUDGING DAY: THURSDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2015. Stewards: Mesdames F. Hocking (Captain), B Wright, S Varapodio, E Gray, Y Hahnel, D Turner, D Metzke, S Trevaskis, J Gough, M McNeill, M. Wilson, R Wilson, D Trevaskis. 1. Limit Two exhibits per class. 2. No Exhibit will be accepted after 11.00 am Thursday 8th October 2015 (Judging Day) 3. Exhibits must be the work of the Exhibitor and completed in the last two years. 3a. Exhibits must be hand made except where stated. 4. Exhibits must not be washed or dry cleaned, and any names, initials or private marks on exhibits must be covered. 5. All care, but no responsibility, will be taken for exhibits left in the shed overnight on previous Wednesday or subsequent Sunday. 6. Exhibit tickets must be firmly attached to all entries before handing to the stewards, as no responsibility can be accepted for the judging the articles if the class is unknown. No straight pins. 7. Exhibitors sending exhibits to the Registrar are requested to state exactly what has been sent. 8. Any article that has won a first prize at a Shepparton Show as an individual entry, cannot be shown again as an individual entry, but may be entered in a Community Exhibit. 8a. Any article that has won a first prize at a Shepparton Show in a Community Exhibit, cannot be shown again in a Community Exhibit, but may be entered as an individual entry.

9. Any article which has been exhibited in two shows of this society not eligible for competition. 10. Exhibit slip must be presented to collect items. 11. Collection of exhibits and prize money: see section notes at beginning of Art/Craft Schedule. 12. The Society's Ribbon, together with a trophy donated by Mrs W.B Hunter, will be awarded for the highest aggregate points in S Section 64. 13. Dorothy Fowler Memorial Trophy donated by her family will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Section 64. Also awarded will be the Society's Champion Ribbon. 14. A trophy dented by Shepparton Agricultural Society Ladies Committee will be awarded for the Best Junior Exhibit in Section 64. Also the Society's Champion Ribbon will be awarded. 15. No weapons or sharp implements permitted.

NEEDLEWORK MULTIPLE ARTICLES TO BE ATTACHED TO EACH OTHER PLEASE NOTE: ENTRY FEES for the following classes unless otherwise stated; Members 80c, Non-Members $1.00 per entry. Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 SEWING (Not Knitting or Crochet). AC1 Coat hanger, sewn AC2 Cushion cover AC3 Lady's dress AC4 Lady's skirt or slacks AC5 Lady's outfit AC6 Girl's play dress, machined, hand hem and buttonholes allowed AC7 Girl's party dress AC8 Child's outfit AC9 Dressed doll AC10 Apron AC11 Blouse or shirt AC12 Soft toy, suitable for small child AC13 Teddy bear AC14 Exhibit including hand smocking AC15 Exhibit in check gingham AC16 Exhibit of machine sewing not listed, not computer AC17 Exhibit of machine sewing not listed, computer AC18 Article in stretch material, t-shirt, polo shirt etc AC19 Exhibit of sewing not listed Best Exhibit 1–19, Best Exhibit from Classes 1–19 Sponsor: Shepparton Sewing Centre

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AC-R: VAS LIMITED Sewing, Hand Knitting, Embroidery, Patchwork & Crochet Entry fee: $1.00 VAS LTD CRAFT and PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITIONS RULES AND REGULATIONS The Winners of sections 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e must consent to provide the winning garment for competition at the GVRSA Regional Final (usually held in April of the following year).

1. Each exhibit entered must be the bone fide work of the exhibitor. 2. Professional Photographers are not eligible to enter. (Someone that derives the greater percentage of their income as a photographer). 3. An Exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final. The winning exhibit will then compete in the State Final.

AC1a V AS LTD Sewing: Garment/Outfit to be made by exhibitor, Garment/Outfit of wearing apparel (maximum 3 pieces). Sewn by machine, may be hand finished. Sponsor: Spotlight RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. The garment/outfit to be made by the exhibitor 2. Garment/outfit of wearing apparel (maximum 3 pieces) 3. Sewn by machine 4. May be hand finished 5. Accessories such as scarves, stoles, shawls, gloves etc. are not acceptable. 6. Knitted/Crocheted items not acceptable. 7. To be constructed in fabric, using natural fibre or fibre blend. 8. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with the general Craft & Photography regulations.

AC1b V AS LTD: Handknitting: jumper or cardigan, made from pure wool or wool blend, any ply. Must have attached label from wool used; or label or receipt from woollen mill. Sponsor: Spotlight RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Each exhibit must be made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply. 2. Exhibitor to attach from wool used or receipt from the woollen mill. 3. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with the general Craft & Photography regulations.

AC1c V AS LTD Embroidery: any type, an article of embroidery any type-excluding cross stitch. Sponsor: Spotlight RULES AND REGULATIONS

AC1d V AS LTD Patchwork, Patchwork piece no more than one metre on any one side, machine pieced and machine quilted. Minimal embellishments to enhance piece will be accepted. Sponsor: Spotlight RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. The exhibit is to be not more than one metre on any side. 2. Machine pieced and machine quilted. 3. Minimal Embellishments. Small amounts only, not to overpower patchwork. 4. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with the general Craft & Photography regulations.

1. An article of crochet, made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply.

AC-T: 64 - Embroidery Entry fee: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC27 Handkerchief, handmade AC28 Pin cushion AC29 Traditional embroidery, counted stitchwork, drawn fabric, shadow work etc AC30 Hardanger Sponsor: Granellen Hardanger AC31 Table Centre AC32 Cross Stitching, one piece AC33 Cross Stitching, one piece, with other stitches, including embellishments AC34 Creative Embroidery AC35 Hand Made Lace or Tatting AC36 Embroidered Card AC37 Coat Hanger AC38 Article featuring ribbon embroidery/ribbon work AC39 Worked on Perforated Paper or Plastic Canvas AC40 Embroidery Worked On Gingham Material AC41 Article of Machine Embroidery AC42 Wool Embroidery - other threads may be used AC43 Three Small Articles, any type AC44 Embroidery Not Listed Best Exhibit 27–44, Best Exhibit from Classes 27–44 Sponsor: Spotlight

AC1e V AS LTD Crochet, Crocheted article made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply. Sponsor: Spotlight RULES AND REGULATIONS

AC-S: 64 - Appliqué, Patchwork, Quilting Entry fee: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC20 Article of patchwork, hand made AC21 Article of patchwork, machine made AC22 Article of patchwork, quilted by exhibitor AC23 Article of patchwork by exhibitor, can be professionally quilted AC24 Article of appliqué, hand worked AC25 Article of appliqué, machine worked AC26 Any Other Article Not Listed Best Exhibit 20–26, Best Exhibit from Classes 20–26 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel

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1. The exhibit to be an article of hand embroidery any type, excluding cross stitch. 2. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with Craft & Photography regulations.

2. Exhibitor to attached label from wool used or receipt from the woollen mill. 3. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with the general Craft & Photography regulations.

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4. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at Group level and one Group at State level. 5. An exhibit having won at State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. 6. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete. 7. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. 8. All work to have been completed in the last twelve (12) months prior to its entry at a local show/field day. 9. An exhibit may only win one Group Final in a show season (Spring to Autumn), should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must forfeit/refund any and all prizes and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months. 10. Late entries not accepted.

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AC-U: 64 - Tapestry Maximum size: 72 cm x 56 cm excluding frame. Please indicate approximate size on entry form, including frame. Pictures must be ready to hang. Entry fee: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC45 Gros Point, detail in Petit Point allowed AC46 Petit Point AC47 Long stitch AC48 Mixed stitches and/or mediums AC49 Novice, any type (refer to notes re novice) Best Exhibit 45–49 Sponsor: Spotlight

AC-V: 64 - Hand Knitting Sponsor: Machine Knitters Association of Victoria Inc. Wool/Wool blend or any other yarn must be used in this Section. Not cotton unless, unless otherwise stated. *Multiple items should be attached. Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC50 Socks, gloves or mittens AC51 Cardigan or jacket, adult AC52 Jumper, adult AC53 Cardigan or jacket, child AC54 Jumper, child AC55 Bulky knit garment, over 6 ply, Label and sample of wool to be attached. AC56 Vest, adult or child AC57 Baby's jacket or coat AC58 Baby's booties, ties or ribbons allowed AC59 Baby's dress AC60 Baby's shawl AC61 Collection of baby's knitted wear, not more than four articles AC62 Tea cosy, must be lined in same type of yarn AC63 Soft toy AC64 Dressed doll AC65 Knee rug AC66 Coat hanger AC67 Hat and scarf set AC68 Novelty exhibit AC69 Knitted article in cotton AC70 Article of knitting not mentioned in this section AC71 Article of knitting, novice (refer to notes re novice) Best Exhibit 50–71 Highest Aggregate from Classes 50–71

AC-W: 64 - Machine Knitting Wool/Wool Blend or any other yarn must be used in this Section. Not cotton, unless otherwise stated. *Multiple items should be attached. Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC72 Jumper or cardigan, adult AC73 Jumper or cardigan, child, up to 30" AC74 Scarf AC75 Booties, ties or ribbons allowed AC76 Baby's jacket or cardigan AC77 Shawl AC78 Exhibit in cotton AC79 Exhibit of machine knitting, not mentioned AC80 Machine knitted article, novice (Refer to notes re novice) Best Exhibit 72–80 Sponsor: Machine Knitters Association of Victoria Inc.

AC-X: 64 - Crochet

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Wool/Wool Blend or any other Yarn must be used in this Section-Not Cotton. Ribbon Ties optional. *Multiple items should be attached. Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC81 Cardigan or jumper AC82 Tea cosy, must be lined in same type of yarn AC83 Article, using 8-ply or over, Label and sample of wool to be attached. AC84 Knee rug AC85 Crochet rug AC86 Dressed doll AC87 Cushion AC88 Coat hanger AC89 Article of baby wear AC90 Article of crochet not mentioned in this section AC91 Article of crochet, novice (refer to notes re novice)

AC-Y: 64 - Crochet, cotton

*Multiple items should be attached. Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC92 Exhibit using No. 40 and over AC93 Exhibit using under No. 40 AC94 Any other article Best Exhibit 81–94, Best Exhibit from Classes 81–94 Sponsor: Susan Varapodio

Articles must be spun, woven and made by exhibitor. *Multiple items to be attached. Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC95 Garment knitted from hand spun wool AC96 Exhibit from hand spun wool AC97 Exhibit of crochet from hand spun wool AC98 Two skeins of wool, hand spun, different shades, (natural). 50 g min weight AC99 Two skeins of wool, hand spun, different shades, vegetable or chemical dye, 50 g min weight AC100 Two skeins of wool, any other natural yarn (alpaca, mohair, silk etc), 50 g min weight, Label and sample of wool to be attached. AC101 Exhibit using any other yarn AC102 Any other article, using spun or unspun wool AC103 Article of spinning, novice (refer to notes re novice) Best Exhibit from Classes 95–103 Sponsor: Susan Varapodio

ACZA: 64 - Weaving & Felting Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC104 Exhibit of Weaving - group AC105 Exhibit of Weaving - Open AC106 Exhibit of Weaving - Novice (refer to notes re novice) AC107 Exhibit of Felting - Wet AC108 Exhibit of Felting- Knitted AC109 Exhibit of Felting- Any Other AC110 Exhibit of Felting- Wet, Novice (refer to notes re novice) AC111 Exhibit of Felting- Knitted, Novice (refer to notes re novice) AC112 Exhibit Of Felting- Any Other, Novice (refer to notes re novice) Best Exhibit 104–112, Best Exhibit from Classes 104–112 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel Highest Aggregate award from Classes 95–112 Sponsor: Margaret Billingham

AC132 Exhibit of technology (pottery, ceramics, metals) AC133 Exhibit of China Painting, Any Other - open AC134 Exhibit of china painting, Floral-Novice (refer to notes re novice) AC135 Exhibit of China Painting, Any Other-Novice (refer to notes re novice) AC136 Any Other Small Article of Craftwork not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 113–136 Sponsor: Della Metzke Highest Aggregate from Classes 113–136 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel

ACZC: 64 - Leatherwork Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC137 Small article of carved leatherwork, up to 20 cm x20 cm x20 cm Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association AC138 Large article of carved leatherwork Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association AC139 Leather belt Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association AC140 Any other article of leatherwork not listed Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association AC141 Any Article-novice (refer to notes re novice) Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association AC142 Any Article-junior Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association Best Exhibit 137–142, Best Exhibit from Classes 137–142 Sponsor: GV Leathercraft Association and Jenni's Shed

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AC-Z: 64 - Hand Spinning

ACZB: 64 - Craft Work

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If any exhibit is too large, it may be displayed in another section. Maximum size 100 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm Entries close: Friday 18th September 2015 Judging Day: Thursday 9th October 2015 Entry fees: 80c Non-Members $1.00 AC113 Article of scrapbooking, (off the page). AC114 One page of scrapbooking AC115 One double page of scrapbooking AC116 Greeting card AC117 Embossing AC118 Exhibit of quilling AC119 Parchment craft AC120 Small picture any type, not tapestry, no larger than 15 cm x 15 cm AC121 Three small articles suitable for gifts, distinct varieties of craft work, no larger than 15 cm x 15 cm AC122 Bag or basket, not leather AC123 Wall hanging, any type not picture AC124 Handmade doll AC125 Group of related dolls etc 3 or more AC126 Handmade beadwork, purses, jewellery etc Sponsor: Chicky Babes AC127 Handmade Christmas decoration AC128 Exhibit of folk art and decorative art, on any medium AC129 Exhibit of woodwork AC130 Ceramic article AC131 Exhibit of China Painting, Flora – Open

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ACZF: 64 - Community Exhibit Entry fee: $2.00 Open to any ADULT organisation such as auxiliary, branch, group, school, club etc. Entries close: Friday 18th September 2015, Judging Day: Thursday 8th October 2015 Entry fees: $2.00 per class Prize money: Five Articles 1st $8.50 2nd $4.25 Four Articles 1st $5.00 2nd $2.50 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. No article previously exhibited in this class, at this show, to be shown again. 2. In the event of a layette or luncheon set or the like being selected for exhibition, only one article from each collection to be exhibited. 3. Descriptive list of articles and names of exhibitors must accompany exhibit which must be in the Pavilion, ready for judging by 11.00 am Thursday 9th October. 4. The exhibits will be arranged by Stewards in the allotted space of approximately 1 metre square by 1.5 metre high.

A Trophy will be awarded for "Best Piece of Craft" from a Club Exhibit donated by Karramomus C.W.A. AC143 Five articles, any type, Limit 1 article per person AC144 Five articles, suitable for gifts. Limit two articles per person AC145 Four articles, any type from hospitals, nursing homes and training centres. Limit 1 article per person. Best Piece of Craft 143–145 Sponsor: Karramomus CWA

ACZG: 64 - Work of One exhibitor Entry fee: Member 80c Non-Member $1.00 AC146 Four articles of work, done by one exhibitor

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ACZH: 64 - Special section for hospitals, nursing homes, training centres and special needs Must be work of exhibitor. Name of exhibitor as well as Centre on Entry Form. Teachers or Instructors are not permitted to enter. Maximum Size: 100 cms x 60 cms x 60 cms. Entry fee: Member 80c Non-Member $1.00 AC147a Article of knitting AC148 Article of crochet AC149 Article of beadwork AC150 Toy AC151 Three small articles of hobbywork, by one exhibitor AC152 Small picture, any type AC153 Small article of woodwork AC154 Greeting card AC155 Christmas decoration AC156 Any article of Craft AC157 One page of scrapbooking AC158 Basketry AC159 Cottage craft AC160 Needlework AC161 Any Other Article AC161a Any Article, Junior Best Exhibit from Classes 147–161a Sponsor: John and Maxine Parker

ACZI: 64 - Special section for Sight Impaired People SPECIAL SECTION FOR SIGHT IMPAIRED PEOPLE Maximum size; 100 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Entries close: Friday 18th September 2015 JUDGING DAY: Thursday 8th October 2015 Entry Fee Member 80c Non-Member $1.00 AC162 Exhibit of caneware AC163 Coat hanger AC164 Article of pottery AC165 Cottage craft AC166 Exhibit of knitting AC167 Any article of craftwork not mentioned in this section AC168 Junior any article Entry Fee: FREE AC169 Junior needlework Entry Fee: FREE Best exhibit from Classes 162–169 Sponsor: John and Maxine Parker

ACZJ: 64 - Junior Needlework, 18 yrs and under ntry fee: FREE E Rules for Section 64 apply to this section. An award donated by FORD'S COACH TRAVEL for Encouragement in 18 years & under, 14 years and under, 12 years and under, 10 years and under sections. MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Entry: FREE Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC170 Garment AC171 Boxer shorts/lingerie

ACZK: 64 - Junior Needlework, 14 yrs and under

ACZL: 64 - Junior Needlework, 12 yrs and under

Entry fee: FREE Rules for Section 64 apply to this section. An award donated by FORD'S COACH TRAVEL for Encouragement in 18 years & under, 14 years and under, 12 years and under, 10 years and under sections. MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Entry: FREE Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC203 Pot holder AC204 Cross stitch AC205 Piece of tapestry/long stitch AC206 Needlework AC207 Any other article not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 203–207 Sponsor: Susan Varapodio Encouragement Award Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel

ACZN: 64 Junior Craft, 18 yrs and under Entry fee: FREE MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Entry: FREE Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC208 A piece of beaded jewellery Sponsor: Chicky Babes AC209 Paper Punch AC210 Calligraphy, hand written illustrated verse AC211 Quilling AC212 Scrapbooking, single or double page AC213 Article of scrapbooking, off the page AC214 Fabric painting, printing or tie dying

ACZM: 64 - Junior Needlework, 10 yrs and under

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Entry fee: FREE Rules for Section 64 apply to this section. An award donated by FORD'S COACH TRAVEL for Encouragement in 18 years and under, 14 years and under, 12 years and under, 10 years and under sections. MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC182 Skirt or shorts AC183 Boxer shorts AC184 Cushion cover, up to 40 x 40 cms AC185 Machine made article AC186 Soft toy, suitable for small child AC187 Patchwork or Appliqué Sponsor: GV Quilters AC188 Embroidery AC189 Cross stitch AC190 Piece of tapestry/long stitch AC191 Knitting or crochet AC192 Needlework not listed Encouragement award Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel Best Exhibit from Classes 182–192 Sponsor: Susan Varapodio

MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Entry: FREE Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC193 Embroidered greeting card AC194 Machine made article AC195 Cross stitch AC196 Boxer shorts AC197 Piece of tapestry/longstitch AC198 Embroidery AC199 Soft toy, suitable for small child AC200 Pot holder or oven mitt AC201 Patchwork or Appliqué Sponsor: GV Quilters AC202 Needlework not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 193–202 Sponsor: Susan Varapodio Encouragement Award Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel

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AC172 Cross stitch AC173 Machine made bag AC174 Soft toy, suitable for small child AC175 Embroidery AC176 Patchwork or Appliqué Sponsor: GV Quilters AC177 Knitting or Crochet AC178 Cushion cover, up to 40 x 40 cm AC179 Piece of tapestry/longstitch AC180 Picture or wallhanging AC181 Needlework not listed Encouragement Award 170–181 Sponsor: Ford's Coach Travel Best Exhibit from Classes 170–181 Sponsor: Mrs Susan Varapodio

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AC215 Book mark, not embroidered, up to 20 x 5 cms AC216 Handmade Christmas decoration AC217 Handmade greeting card, not embroidered AC218 Craftwork not listed Best Exhibit 208–218 Sponsor: Sue Trevaskis Encouragement Award Classes 208–218

ACZO: 64 - Junior craft, 14 yrs and under Entry fee: FREE AC219 Calligraphy, hand written AC220 Quilling AC221 Piece of beaded jewellery Sponsor: Chicky Babes AC222 Scrapbooking, single or double page AC223 Article of scrapbooking, off the page AC224 Paper Punch AC225 Fabric painting, printing or tie dying AC226 Weaving AC227 Book mark, not embroidered, up to 20 x 5 cms AC228 Handmade Christmas decoration AC229 Handmade greeting card, not embroidered AC230 Craftwork not listed Best Exhibit 219–230 Sponsor: Faye Hocking Encouragement Award 219–230

ACZP: 64 - Junior craft, 12 yrs and under ntry fee: FREE E AC231 Calligraphy, hand written AC232 Quilling AC233 Paper Punch AC234 Piece of beaded jewellery Sponsor: Chicky Babes AC235 Article of Loom Band Work AC236 Face mask, all handmade, wearable AC237 Fabric painting or printing AC238 Weaving AC239 Book mark, not embroidered, up to 20 x 5 cms AC240 Handmade Christmas decoration AC241 Handmade greeting card, not embroidered AC242 Craftwork not listed AC243 Schools Craftwork not listed Best Exhibit from Classes 231–243 Sponsor: Sue Trevaskis Encouragement 231–243

ACZQ: 64 - Junior craft, 10 yrs and under Entry fee: FREE AC244 Calligraphy, hand written AC245 Quilling AC246 Paper Punch AC247 Piece of beaded jewellery Sponsor: Chicky Babes AC248 Article of Loom Band Work. AC249 Face mask, all handmade, wearable AC250 Fabric painting or printing AC251 Weaving AC252 Bookmark, not embroidered, up to 20 x 5 cms AC253 Handmade Christmas decoration AC254 Handmade greeting card, not embroidered AC255 Craftwork not listed AC256 Schools Craftwork not listed, Grade prep AC257 School Craftwork Not Listed, Grade 1&2 AC258 Schools Craftwork not listed, Grade 3&4 Best Exhibit from Classes 244–258 Sponsor: Ms Faye Hocking Encouragement Award from Classes 244–258

ACZR: 64 - Junior Hobby Pre-School/Kinder Kids Entry fee: FREE AC259 One pet rock, up to 400 g Sponsor: Matthew & Jess Corrigan AC260 Decorated polystyrene shape Sponsor: Matthew & Jess Corrigan AC261 Decorated paper plate AC262 Model or article made only from plasticine or play dough

ACZS: 64 - Junior Hobby, Prep Entry fee: FREE AC263 Book mark, up to 20 x 5 cms AC264 One pet rock, up to 400 g Sponsor: Matthew & Jess Corrigan AC265 Greeting card, post office size AC266 Model or article made only from plasticine or play dough Best Exhibit from Classes 263–266 Sponsor: Matthew & Jess Corrigan

ACZT: 64 - Junior Hobby, Grades 1 & 2

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ntry fee: FREE E AC267 Book mark, up to 20 x 5 cms AC268 Greeting card, post office size Sponsor: Helen Wall AC269 One pet rock, up to 400 g AC270 Model or article made only from plasticine or play dough

ACZU: 64, Junior hobby, Grades 3 & 4 Entry fee: FREE AC271 Book mark, up to 20 x 5 cms AC272 Greeting card, post office size Sponsor: Helen Wall AC273 One pet rock, up to 400 g Sponsor: Ashleigh Winch AC274 Model or article made only from plasticine or play dough

ACZV: 64 - Junior hobby, Grades 5 & 6

Entry fee: FREE AC275 Decorated empty miniature flower pot, up to 12 cm high AC276 Greeting card, post office size Sponsor: Helen Wall AC277 One Pet rock, up to 400 g AC278 Model or article made only from plasticine or play dough

ntry fee: FREE E AC12 Small article, Primary School AC13 Small article, Year 7 & 8 AC14 Small article, Year 9 & 10 AC15 Small article, Year 11 & 12 Best Exhibit from Classes 12–15 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Encouragement Award from Classes 12–15 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Encouragement Award from Classes 12–15 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club

ZZC: 65 - Pottery

Section 65 -TECHNOLOGY ntry fee: FREE E Rules for Section 64 also apply to this section. This section contains Lego, Ceramics, Metalwork, Pottery, Plastics, and Woodwork. Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 Entries close: on Friday 18th September 2015 with the Registrar PO BOX 6286 Shepparton Vic 3632. JUDGING DAY: All entries must be ready for judging by 11.00 am Thursday 9th October 2015. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MADE BY EXHIBITOR Entries on entry form to be individually named for prize tickets. COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS AND PRIZE MONEY see notes at start of Art/Craft Section. LEGO SECTION On solid board. Maximum size 50 cm x 50 cm.

ntry fee: FREE E AC16 Wheel thrown, primary AC17 Hand built, primary AC18 Wheel thrown, 14 Years & Under, Year 7 & 8 AC19 Hand built, 14 Years & Under, Year 7 & 8 AC20 Wheel thrown, 16 Years & Under, Year 9 & 10 AC21 Hand built, 16 Years & Under, Year 9 & 10 AC22 Wheel thrown, 18 Years & Under, Year 11 & 12 AC23 Hand built, 18 Years 7 Under, Year 11 & 12 Best Exhibit from Classes 16–23 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Encouragement 16–23 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Encouragement Award from Classes 16–23 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club

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ZZB: 65 - Ceramics

ACZW: 65 Lego- Years 10, 11 & 12 AC1 Mechanical, with moving parts AC2 Humanoid or creature AC3 Any other article Best Exhibit from Classes 1–3

ACZX: 65 Lego- Years 7, 8 & 9

ACZY: 65 Lego- Grades 4, 5 & 6 Entry fee: FREE AC7 Humanoid or creature AC8 Any other article Best Exhibit from Classes 7–8

ACZZ: 65 Lego- Grades 1, 2 & 3 Entry fee: FREE AC9 Humanoid or creature AC10 Any other article Best Exhibit from Classes 9–10 Sponsor: Tammy Corrigan

ZZE: 65 - Wood, Metal, Fabrics, 18 yrs & under, years 9–12 Entry fee: FREE AC29 Small sheetmetal article AC30 Small metal craft article AC31 Small woodwork article AC32 Trade tool or Implement AC33 Small article of plastic or plastics Best Exhibit from Classes 29–33 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Encouragement Award from Classes 29–33 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Best Exhibit from Classes 24–33 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club

ZZA: 65 Lego-Pre-School/Kinder kids ntry fee: FREE E AC11 Any article

ntry fee: FREE E AC24 Small sheetmetal article AC25 Small metal craft article AC26 Small woodwork article AC27 Small article of combined materials AC28 Small article of plastic or plastics Best Exhibit from Classes 24–28 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club Encouragement Award from Classes 24–28 Sponsor: Shepparton Rotary Club

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ntry fee: FREE E AC4 Mechanical with moving parts AC5 Humanoid or creature AC6 Any other article Best Exhibit from Classes 4–6 Sponsor: Tammy Corrigan

ZZD: 65 - Wood, Metal Fabrics, 14 yrs & under, yrs 7 & 8

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Art & Photography

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ZZF: 66 - ART, Open

ZZG: 66 - ART, Novice

Section 66 ART Stewards: F Hocking and S Trevaskis NOTE: Exhibitors who do not hold a Members' Ticket may purchase an Exhibitors Pass for $7.00 otherwise an Admission charge of $15.00 will be made at the gate. Please include with entry fees and forward a STAMPED SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE for return of Exhibit Slip and/or Pass. All Section 66 Art to be delivered to the Showgrounds by Midday Monday 5th October 2015. Judging: Tuesday 6th October 2015 Exhibits in this Section must not have won a 1st Prize at a Shepparton Show but may be entered for two Shows. A maximum of two (2) per Class may be entered from Classes 1 to 12. Collection of Exhibits and Prize Money- see notes at start of Art/Craft Section. Entries close: Friday 18th September. Entry fees: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 per entry unless otherwise stated. Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 OPEN ORIGINALS ONLY REQUIRED. TRACED OR COMPUTER WORK IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. AC1 Oil/acrylic, any subject AC2 Watercolor, any subject AC3 Drawing, any subject AC4 Pastels, any subject AC5 Abstract any medium AC6 Airbrush AC7 Any other art Best Exhibit from Classes 1–7 Sponsor: Maxam Printing Encouragement Award from Classes 1–7 Sponsor: Maxam Printing Highest Aggregate from Classes 1–7 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

A Novice is a person who has never won a 1st prize in the Shepparton Show in this particular class. Originals only required, traced or computer work is not accepted. AC8 Oil/acrylic, any subject AC9 Abstract, any medium AC10 Watercolor, any subject AC11 Drawing, any subject AC12 Airbrush AC13 Pastel, any subject AC14 Any other art Best Exhibit from Classes 8–14 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

ZZH: 66 - JUNIOR ART, 18 yrs & under Entry fee: FREE JUNIOR ART School Stamp required on all work in Junior Art sections. All Section 66 Art Exhibits to be delivered to Showgrounds by Midday Monday 5th October 2015. Judging: Tuesday 6th October 2015. Entry Free: Prize Money 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 MAXIMUM SIZE A3 AC15 Painting AC16 Any drawing AC17 Abstract, any subject Best Exhibit from Classes 15–17 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

ZZI: 66 - JUNIOR ART, 14 yrs & under Entry fee: FREE AC18 Painting AC19 Any drawing AC20 Abstract Best Exhibit from Classes 18–20 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

Entry fee: FREE AC21 Painting AC22 Drawing Best Exhibit from Classes 21–22 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

ZZK: 66 - JUNIOR ART, grades 3 & 4 Entry fee: FREE AC23 Painting AC24 Drawing, any subject Best Exhibit from Classes 23–24 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

ZZL: 66 - JUNIOR ART, grades 1 & 2 Entry fee: FREE AC25 Painting AC26 Drawing, any subject Best Exhibit from Classes 25–26 Sponsor: Maxam Printing

ZZM: 66 - JUNIOR ART, prep ntry fee: FREE E AC27 Painting AC28 Drawing, any subject Best Exhibit from Classes 27–28 Sponsor: Matthew & Jess Corrigan

ZZN: 66 - JUNIOR ART, pre-school/kinder kids Entry fee: FREE AC29 Painting AC30 Drawing, any subject Best Exhibit from Classes 29–30

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ZZJ: 66 - JUNIOR ART, Grades 5 & 6

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ZZNA: 71 - VAS LTD PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION Sponsor: VAS LTD Entry fee: $1.00 VAS LTD PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION Entry fee: $1.00 Professional Photographers not eligible to enter. RULES AND REGULATIONS:

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1. An Exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group Level and One Group at State Level. 2. A photograph having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final, the winning final will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. 3. A photograph having won a State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. 4. Each photograph entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 5. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second placegetter is eligible to compete. 6. A person shall not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money. 7. All work to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months.

AC1a V AS Photography, Open," A photograph taken of a Local Historical Feature", Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30 cm, must be mounted. (Mount not larger than 3 cms). Black & White or Colour. Sponsor: VAS LTD VAS LTD PHOTOGRAPHY OPEN COMPETITION

1. 2015–16 theme for exhibits "A Photograph taken of a Local Historical Feature” (Feature must be within a 50 km radius of respective Show. 2. Unframed. 3. Print no larger than 20 cm by 30 cm. 4. Must be mounted (mount no larger than 3 cm 5. Professional Photographers are not eligible 6. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with the

general Craft & Photography regulations in start of Art/Craft section.

AC1b V AS Photography, Juniors, "A photograph taken of an Animal or Animals", Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30 cm, must be mounted. (Mount not larger than 3 cms). Black & White or Colour. Sponsor: VAS LTD VAS Junior Photography Competition Regulations

1. Exhibitors to be aged under 18 on the day of their local show/ field day. 2. 2015–16 theme for exhibit "A photograph taken of an Animal or Animals" 3. Unframed 4. Print no larger than 20 cm by 30 cm 5. Must be mounted (mount no larger than 3 cm) 6. All regulations on this page to be taken in conjunction with the general Craft & Photography regulations at start of Art/Craft section.

ZZO: 71 - PHOTOGRAPHY, Open, up to 20 cm x 25 cm Stewards: S Trevaskis and F Hocking Entries close: Friday 18th September 2015. All Section 71 Photography exhibits must be delivered to the Showgrounds by Midday Monday 5th October for Judging Tuesday 6th October 2015. The Debbie Comfort Memorial Award - will be awarded for participation and achievement in the Photography Section. Open to all Exhibitors in Photography. GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. A maximum of two (2) prints may be entered in each class. 2. Entry forms with entry fees must be included with prints. 3. Return postage to be included if applicable. 4. Please include with entry a STAMPED SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE for return of Exhibit Slip and/or Pass.

(Not Framed) Snap shot size accepted. 10. Colour or Black and White.

OPEN & NOVICE SECTION OPEN & NOVICE SECTION (Classes 1–20) -"The Occasion Studios" will donate a Best Exhibit Award to any exhibitor, judged on merit. A Perpetual Trophy donated by Dale Wright will be awarded to the Best Exhibit from Classes 1–56. Entry fee: $1.00 Non-Members, 80c Members Prize Money: Open & Novice -1st $4.00 2nd $2.00 Snapshots: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 AC1 Flora AC2 Local landmark or attraction within 25 Kms Shepparton, location to be named AC3 Animal or animals AC4 Land or seascape AC5 Group of 4 photos, one subject, mounted 35 x 25 cm max AC6 Person, People or Selfies AC7 Sepia, any subject AC8 Action shot AC9 Any other photograph AC10 Manmade Architecture/ Structure/Machinery Open: Best Exhibit from Classes 1–10 Sponsor: Dale Wright Portrait Maker

ZZP: 71 - PHOTOGRAPHY, Novice, up to 20 x 25 cm AC11 F lora AC12 L ocal landmark or attraction within 25 km Shepparton, location to be named AC13 Animal or animals AC14 Land or seascape

AC15 P erson, People or Selfies AC16 Action shot AC17 Group of 4 photos, one subject, mounted 35 x 25 cm max AC18 Sepia, any subject AC19 Any other photograph AC20 Manmade Architecture/Structure/Machinery Novice: Best Exhibit from Classes 11–20 Sponsor: Occasion Studios Open & Novice: Best Exhibit from Classes 1–20 Sponsor: Occasion Studios

ZZQ: 71 - PHOTOGRAPHY, Open Snapshots, 10 x 15 cm Prize money: 1st $2.00 & Certificate 2nd $1.00 & Certificate AC21 Flora AC22 Local landmark or attraction within 25 Kms Shepparton, Location to be named AC23 Animal or animals AC24 Land or seascape AC25 Group of 4 photos, one subject, mounted 35 x 25 cm max AC26 person, People or Selfies AC27 Action shot AC28 Sepia, any subject AC29 Any other photograph AC30 Manmade Architecture/Structure/Machinery Snapshots: Best Exhibit from Classes 21–30 Sponsor: Occasion Studios

ZZS: 71 - PHOTOGRAPHY, Yrs 10–12 Entry fee: FREE AC31 Land or seascape AC32 Sepia, any subject AC33 People or Person AC34 Action shot AC35 Animal or animals AC36 Selfies AC37 Any Other Photography Encouragement Award from Classes 31–37 Sponsor: Mrs Sue Trevaskis Best Exhibit from Classes 31–37 Sponsor: Occasion Studios

Section: Arts & Photography

5. All care will be taken with exhibits but no responsibility will be accepted. 6. Exhibits will be displayed under glass. Submission with entries will imply acceptance of conditions. 7. Back of each print must bear the name and address of exhibitor, title, and class number to correspond with entry forms. 8. Collection of Exhibits and Prize Money-see notes at start of Art/ Craft Section. 9. All prints must be mounted, border no larger than 2.5 cm and exhibit ticket attached to the back of the mounting.

ZZT: 71 - PHOTOGRAPHY, Yrs 7–9

ZZU: 71 - PHOTOGRAPHY, Grade 6 & under

Entry fee: FREE AC45 Land or seascape AC46 Sepia, any subject AC47 People or person AC48 Animal or animals AC49 Action shot AC50 Selfie AC51 Any other photography Primary School Best Exhibit & Encouragement Award from Classes 45–51 Sponsors: Dale Wright Portrait Maker, Mrs Sue Trevaskis

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Entry fee: FREE AC38 Land or seascape AC39 Sepia, any subject AC40 People or person AC41 Animal or animals AC42 Action shot AC43 Selfies AC44 Any other Photography Year7–9 Encouragement Award from Classes 38–44 Sponsors: Mrs Sue Trevaskis Year 7–9 Best Exhibit from Classes 31–44 Sponsor: Dale Wright Portrait Maker

Section: Horticulture Section 67 —Horticulture Entry fee: Members 80c Non-Members $1.00 Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 (unless otherwise stated). Entries close: 18TH September 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE DELIVERED TO GRANDSTAND PAVILION BY 9:30AM, FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 DEFINITIONS: S.S. Staged Singly, D.V.S. Distinct Variety, N.N.D. Not Necessarily Distinct, P.M.A Painted Materials Allowed, C.V.A Colour Variation Allowed. The Society's Champion Sash and certificate will be awarded for Highest Aggregate in Horticultural Section.

ACHA: Horticulture-Containers

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Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c ACH1 Indoor plant, Flowering (not Orchid) ACH2 Indoor plant, Foliage ACH3 Mixed Planter of Indoor Plants, Max. Diameter of planter 24 cms ACH4 Maiden Hair Fern. Coarse ACH5 Maiden Hair Fern. Fine ACH6 Fern, any other variety ACH7 Fern, in hanging basket ACH8 One Cyclamen ACH9 Cacti or Succulent ACH10 Container of Bulbs ACH11 One Coloured Leaf Geranium ACH12 One Geranium ACH13 One Pelargonium ACH14 One Orchid in Bloom ACH15 One Azalea or Rhododendron ACH16 One Begonia, any type ACH17 One Plant in Bloom. Not mentioned. ACH18 One Miniature Pot Plant, not more than 3" pot. ACH19 One Pot, not otherwise specified. ACH20 Collection, 3 pot plants, D.V.S ACH21 Bonsai Best Exhibit from Classes 1–21

ACHB: CUT FLOWERS ntry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c E OPEN TO ANY C.W.A. BRANCH - Entry fee: $2.00 ACH22 District Display Eight Vases of Cut Flowers or Shrubs. Distinct kinds. Open to any C.W.A. Branch Entry Fee: $2.00 To be staged in vases supplied by the Society. Approx. space allowed 1.5 m x 90 cm. Flowers to be grown by Branch Members and only vases, staging and paper supplied by the Society may be used. Points of Judging: Quality of Blooms 50, Freshness of Blooms 10 Staging 30, and Variety 10. – Foliage may be used in this class. Best Exhibit Class 22 ACH23 District Display: Pot Plants, Display of 9. Max sixe 20 cm, Open to any C.W.A. Branch Entry Fee: $2.00 Pot Plants to be property of Branch members and will be staged in provided space 1.5 m x 90 cm. Display consists of 9 pots. Maximum size 20 cm. Any type pot. Points of Judging: Quality 50, Staging 40, Variety 10. A sash will be awarded to the Best Exhibit. Best Exhibit Class 23 ACH24 One Spike Bearded Iris. ACH25 One Spike Any Other Iris ACH26 One Camellia ACH27 One Vase of Geraniums – 3 cuts ACH28 One Cut of Geranium ACH29 One Cut of Pelargonium ACH30 One Vase of Carnations – 5 cuts ACH31 One Vase of Antirrhinums – 3 cuts ACH32 One Vase of Orchids 1–3 cuts

ACH38 ACH39 ACH39 ACH40 ACH41 ACH42 ACH43 ACH44

hree Pansies D.V.S S.S on a collar T One Specimen Bloom One Spike One Truss One Vase of Sweet Peas, no more than 10 stems One Vase of Aquilegia-6 cuts One Vase of Aquilegia-6 cuts One Vase of Poppies -7 Blooms One Vase of Ranunculi-5 Blooms One Vase of Anemone-5 Blooms One Vase of Flowers not elsewhere specified- 5 cuts One Vase of Perennials One Vase of Mixed Flowers

ACHG: JUNIOR 16 Years & Under Entry Fee Free: OPEN TO JUNIORS 16 YEARS & UNDER Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 11AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 The Society's Champion Sash will be awarded for each age group Classes 60–71 ACH60 Be Creative with 3 flowers ACH61 Magic of Leaves ACH62 Basket of Spring Flowers ACH63 Miniature arrangement not exceeding 10 cm Best Exhibit from Classes 60–63

ACHC: TREES & SHRUBS Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c Entry fee: MEMBERS 80c NON-MEMBER $1.00 Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 11AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 Not more than 18" or 460 mm above container. ACH45 Three containers of flowering trees or shrubs, D.V. ACH46 One container of flowering trees or shrub. ACH47 One container of native trees or shrub. ACH48 One container of Azalea Best Exhibit from Classes 24–48

ACHD: FLORAL ART-OPEN ntry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c E Entry fee: MEMBERS 80c NON-MEMBER $1.00 Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 11AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 BENCH SPACE 80CM ANY FOILAGE, ACCESSORIES, OR DRAPES ALLOWED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED ACH50 Reflections ACH51 High Rise ACH52 Pretty as a Picture ACH53 Incorporating Cane or Bamboo ACH54 Arrangement depicting a Song Title. Title to be shown.

ACHE: FLORAL ART-INTERMEDIATE

ACHF: FLORAL ART-NOVICE

ACH68 ACH69 ACH70 ACH71 ACH72

Miniature Garden Arrangement in a kitchen utensil Animal made from Horticultural Material Flowers in a Basket BEST EXHIBIT from Classes 68–71

ACHJ: SCHOOL CHILDREN'S Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 9.30AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 NO ENTRY FEE, Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 ACH73 Collection of seed pods & gum nuts (loose) ACH74 Collection of seed pods & gum nuts (may be glued) ACH75 Article made from Horticultural Material (toothpicks allowed) Sponsor: Steven Trevaskis Gardening Service ACH76 Grow Mr Hairy-Grades Prep, 1, 2, 3. Using nylon stocking, soil and grass seeds and make a face. ACH77 Grow a Mr Hairy-Grades 4, 5, 6. Using nylon stocking, soil and grass seeds and make a face.

ACHK: SPECIAL NEEDS Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 11AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 NO ENTRY FEE, Prize Money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 ACH78 Container mixed flowers ACH79 3 Cuts of Native Shrubs (S.S) ACH80 Container of Shrubs, one variety ACH81 Pot Plant.

ntry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c E Entry fee: MEMBERS 80c NON-MEMBER $1.00 Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 9.30AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT WON A FIRST PRIZE IN INTERMEDIATE, OPEN OR NOVICE CLASSES ACH58 Arrangement without Flowers ACH59 Arrangement in a Novelty Container Best Exhibit from Classes 50–59

ACHI: JUNIOR 10 YEARS & UNDER

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ntry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c E Entry fee: MEMBERS 80c NON-MEMBER $1.00 Entries close: FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2015 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PAVILION READY FOR JUDGING 11AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2015 BENCH SPACE 80CM OPEN ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE NOT WON FOUR FIRST PRIZES IN FLORAL ART AT ANY HORTICULTURAL SHOW – NOVICE & CHILDREN'S SECTIONS EXCEPTED. ACH55 Arrangement for a Named Occasion ACH56 As I like it ACH57 Boxed In-using a box

ACHH: JUNIOR 14 YEARS & UNDER ACH64 Modern Arrangement ACH65 Arrangement of flowers of one colour ACH66 Novelty made from Horticultural Material ACH67 Basket of Spring Flowers Best Exhibit from Classes 64–67

Section AC: Horticulture

ACH33 ACH34 ACH35 ACH36 ACH37

Section ACN: Novelty Competition

Section ACN: Novelty Competition ntry fee: $1.00 E GROW A GARDEN IN AN ICE-CREAM CONTAINER, DECORATED GUMBOOT, DECORATED WORKBOOT, SCARECROW COMPETION, PETS PARADE, TINY TOTS. SEE SUB-SECTION NOTES FOR CLOSE OF ENTRIES AND JUDGING DATE.

ACN1: Ice Cream Container Garden Grow a garden in an ice -cream container. Maximum size 4lt ice-cream container. Entries close: Friday 18th September. Deliver entries to Secretary's Office by 11 am Thursday 8th October 2015 for judging. Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c Prize money: 1st $5.00 2nd $2.50 ACN1 Grow a Garden in an Ice-Cream Container – Preschool/kinder ACN2 Grow a Garden in an Ice-Cream Container –Primary School Prep-Grade 3 ACN3 Grow a Garden in an Ice-Cream Container –Primary School Grade 4–6 ACN4 Grow a Garden in an Ice-Cream Container – Secondary School ACN5 Grow a Garden in an Ice-Cream Container –Open

ACN2: Decorated Gumboot Decorate one or a pair of gumboots! Entries close: Friday 18th September. Deliver entries to Secretary's Office by 11 am Thursday 8th October 2015 for judging. Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c Prize money: 1st $5.00 2nd $2.50 ACN6 Decorated Gumboot–Preschool/kinder ACN7 Decorated Gumboot–Primary School Prep–Grade 3 ACN8 Decorated Gumboot–Primary School Grade 4–6 ACN9 Decorated Gumboot–Secondary School ACN10 Decorated Gumboot–Open

ACN3: Scarecrow-Preschool/kinder

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Decorate one or a pair of workboots! Entries close: Friday 18th September. Deliver entries to Secretary's Office by 11 am Thursday 8th October 2015 for judging. Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c Prize money: 1st $5.00 2nd $2.50 ACN11 Decorated Workboot–Preschool/kinder ACN12 Decorated Workboot–Primary school Grades Prep–3 ACN13 Decorated Workboot–Primary school Grades 4–6 ACN14 Decorated Workboot–Secondary School ACN15 Decorated Workboot–Open

ACN4: Scarecrow Competition

Entry fee: Non-Members: $1.00, Members: 80c All Scarecrows to be a maximum of 1 metre in height (unmounted) and must be mounted on a stake. Please ensure all decorations and accessories are securely attached to exhibit. All care taken, but no responsibility for Scarecrows on site. Awards for Best Exhibit and People's Choice sponsored by Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc. Voting forms for People’s Choice at Secretary's Office during showtime. People Choice winner will be announced at 6 pm Saturday 10th October 2015.

Entries close: Friday 18th September 2015. All exhibits to be delivered to Showgrounds by 11am Thursday 8th October for judging. Prize money: 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 Ribbons & Certificates awarded to 6th place. ACN16 Scarecrow–Preschool/kinder ACN17 Scarecrow–Primary School Grade Prep–3 ACN18 Scarecrow–Primary School Grade 4–6 ACN19 Scarecrow–Secondary School ACN20 Scarecrow–Open

ACN5: Miss & Master Tiny Tot Entry fee: Free Miss & Master Tiny Tot Entries close Friday 18th September. Judging to occur on Stage in Food Pavilion (Macintosh Centre) Please have entrants at the stage by 11.30 am, Friday 9th October, judging commences at 12 pm. This is not a beauty pageant or talent show, so please have your child dressed in appropriate show attire. ACN21 Miss Tiny Tot, Age between 3–5 years ACN22 Master Tiny Tot, Age between 3–5 years

ACN6: Pets Parade Entry Fee Free Entries close: Friday 18th September. Judging held Friday 9th October 2015, 6 pm. Free entry for Child exhibitor and their pet. This is a fun section, so dressing up in costume is encouraged! Pets must be well behaved; aggressive animals will not be accepted. No Reptiles please. The Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc has the right to request and remove any Exhibitor and exhibit from showgrounds due to unacceptable behaviour. Classes: ACN 23 Best Manners, ACN 24 Best Tricks, ACN 25 Smallest Animal, ACN 26 Largest Animal, ACN 27 Best Groomed ACN 28 Best Dressed Animal ACN 29 Animal Most like the Owner, ACN 30 Friendliest Pet, ACN 31 Most Unusual Pet.

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Members Ticket entitles holder to reduced entry fees for most competitions. Admttance to members, members guest and members two children under 15 years for both days of the Show. Members Ticket $â&#x20AC;&#x2030;35.00 PAYMENT CAN BE MADE BY DIRECT DEPOSIT TO: BSB: 033-254 Account No: 362 109 Account name: Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc.

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Section: Dairy Cattle Section: Dairy Cattle

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Sponsors: Tatura Milk Industries Ltd, TD Heath PTY LTD Entry fee: Non-Members: $16.50, Members: $11.00 DAIRY BREEDS Sponsored by GAME Contracting. All Breed Societies to conduct Tattoo and or Registration Certificate Inspection. Cattle to be made available before 7.30 am Friday. Cattle entered in all Dairy Sections must be registered with their individual Herd Books. EXHIBITORS TAKE NOTE: MONEY TO BE SENT WITH ENTRIES, EXHIBITORS TO PROVIDE OWN STRAW Entries close: FRIDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2015 Late entries accepted, entry fee will be doubled. Exhibitors are to enter at Gate 6 Archer St. unload, and then exit via Gate 7. No vehicles to remain on grounds. Exhibitor parking is located opposite in Lisburn St. Please ensure Exhibitor wristbands are worn for admittance into showgrounds, otherwise full admission price will be charged upon entry. CATTTLE – HEALTH REQUIREMENTS Exhibits must T.B Brucellosis, Johnes Disease and Notifiable Disease free. Enzootic Bovine Leucosis (EBL) Declared EBL Reactors can not be exhibited. Department of Agriculture PIC NUMBER of property on which cattle are at present depastured, must be included on entry form. FAILURE TO INCLUDE THE PIC NUMBER WILL RESULT IN ENTRY BEING REJECTED BY THE SOCIETY. ALL ANIMALS TO CARRY N.I.L.S TAGS. Age dates are from the July 1st. The following practices are strictly prohibited: • The use of glue or any type of adhesive etc., excepting for the setting of hair and teat sealing. • A n operation or any kind of surgery materially altering

the structure or the natural conformation of any part of the animal's body. • The infusion or injection of any drugs or any other substance or the insertion of any object into the teats, blood vessels, muscles, under the skin or otherwise, of any animal to restrict the flow of milk or alter its natural physical attributes. • The setting of the teats of an animal with any form of glue or other setting substance or any other action which alters the natural teat placement of an animal. Evidence of such practices renders an exhibit liable to instant disqualification and the Exhibitor or his agent liable to a suspension ranging from 5 years to lifetime. Procedures for the testing of prohibited substances will include "random" tests of exhibits. Should a positive to a prohibited substance or practice result any costs associated with the testing will be borne by the Exhibitor. Any animal infected with ringworm or warts shall be ineligible for exhibition. Evidence of possible hormone use renders an exhibit liable to instant disqualification. All cattle to be led by competent handlers with appropriate footwear. Exhibitors to bring own wheelbarrows, SAS will supply hoses.

14HF: 14: Holstein-Friesians Sponsors: ABS Australia, Agrigene P/L, Autobarn, Forty Winks, Genetics Australia, Telfords Judge: Mr Geoff Horrocks Stewards: TBC ALL CATTLE WILL BE INSPECTED PRIOR TO JUDGING. All exhibitors must be able to produce the certificate of registration for each animal competing at the show, when called upon to do so by a duly appointed official of the breed association.

16JE: 16: Jerseys Sponsors: TD Heath PTY LTD, Willow Batteries Judge: Mr Matt Templeton Stewards:TBC Judging: Starts 9.00 am Saturday JE1 Heifer, born on or after 1/1/15, donated by TD Heath PTY/LTD Sponsor: TD Heath PTY LTD JE2 Heifer born 1/7/14 - 31/12/14, donated by TD Heath PTY/LTD Sponsor: TD Heath PTY LTD JE3 Heifer born 1/1/14 - 30/6/14 Sponsor: TD Heath PTY LTD JE4 Heifer born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13, donated by TD Heath PTY/LTD Sponsor: TD Heath PTY LTD JE5 Rising Stars Class, Calf must be under 12 months on show day; Handler must be under 18 years on show day. Junior Champion -Jersey, Donated by TD Heath Reserve Junior Champion -Jersey, Trophy donated by Akers Famiy Loxleigh Jerseys Sponsor: Loxleigh Jerseys JE6 Heifer, 2 yrs in milk, born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13 JE7 Heifer, 2.5 yrs in milk, born 1/1/13 - 30/6/13, voucher donated by Willow Batteries Sponsor: Willow Batteries JE8 Cow, 3 yrs in milk, born 1/7/12 - 31/12/12, Trophy donated by Sprunt Family, Kaarmona Jerseys Sponsor: Kaarmona Jerseys Intermediate Champion -Jersey, donated by C & C Smith, Eurarie Jerseys Sponsor: Eurarie Jerseys Reserve Intermediate Champion-Jersey, donated by TD Heath P/L LTD Sponsor: TD Heath PTY LTD JE9 Cow, 4 yrs in milk, born 1/711- 31/12/12, Trophy donated by Goulburn Murray Jersey Breeders Club Sponsor: Goulburn Murray Jersey Breeders Club

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Judging starts 9.00 am Saturday. HF1 Heifer born on or after 1/1/15 HF2 Heifer born 1/7/14 - 31/12/14 HF3 Heifer born 1/1/14- 30/6/14 HF4 All Australian Calf Class, exhibitors U/17 HF5 Heifer born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13 Junior Champion- Holstein-Friesian, Donated by Autobarn Sponsor: Autobarn Reserve Junior Champion- Holstein-Friesian, Donated by Willprint Shepparton Sponsor: Willprint Shepparton P/L HF6 Heifer, 2 yrs in milk HF7 Heifer, 2.5 yrs in milk HF8 Cow, 3 yrs in milk Intermediate Champion -Holstein-Friesian, Donated by Willprint Shepparton Sponsor: Willprint Shepparton P/L Reserve Intermediate Champion -HolsteinFriesian, Donated by Goulburn Murray Credit Union Sponsor: Goulburn Murray Credit Union HF9 Cow, 4 yrs in milk HF10 Cow, 5 yrs in milk HF11 Cow, 6 yrs & over in milk HF12 Best Udder, any age, Voucher donated by Agri-gene Sponsor: Agrigene P/L Senior Champion Cow- Holstein-Friesian, Donated by Goulburn Murray Credit Union Sponsor: Goulburn Murray Credit Union Reserve Senior Champion Cow- Holstein-Friesian, Donated by Forty Winks Sponsor: Forty Winks HF13 Cow & Daughter or 2 Daughters of one Dam HF14 Group of Three Females, any age Most Successful Exhibitor -Holstein-Friesian, Donated by Telford's Building Systems Sponsor: Telfords

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JE10 C ow, 5 yrs in milk, born 1/7/10 - 30/06/11, Trophy donated by AD Younger, Kaddy Jerseys Sponsor: Kaddy Jerseys JE11 Cow, 6 yrs & over in milk, born before 1/7/10, Trophy donated by Nicholson Family, Jugiong Jerseys Sponsor: Nicholson Family JE12 Best Udder, any age, Voucher donated by Agri-gene, prize money donated by Shepparton Vet Clinic Sponsors: Agrigene P/L, Shepparton Vet Clinic Senior Champion Cow- Jersey, Alistair Phillips Memorial Trophy Sponsor: Alistair Phillips Memorial Trophy Reserve Senior Champion Cow -Jersey, donated by TD Heath PTY/LTD Sponsor: TD Heath PTY LTD JE13 Group of Three females, any age, donated by Broad Family, Broadlin Jerseys Sponsor: Broadlin Jerseys JE14 Cow & Daughter or 2 Daughters of One Dam, Donated by Northern District Jersey Breeders Club Sponsor: Northern District Jersey Breeders Club, Most Successful Exhibitor- Jersey, J A Phillips Memorial Trophy

17 GB: 17 Guernseys/Brown Swiss/ Ayrshire

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Judging commences: 9.00 am Saturday 10th October Judge: TBC GBA1 Heifer born 1/1/15 - 30/6/15 GBA2 Heifer born 1/7/14 - 31/12/14 GBA3 Heifer, born 1/1/14 - 30/6/14 GBA4 Heifer dry, born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13 Junior Champion-Guernsey/Brown Swiss/Ayrshire Sponsor: Agrigene P/L Reserve Junior Champion-Guernsey/Brown Swiss/ Ayrshire GBA5 Cow, 2 yrs in milk, born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13 GBA6 Cow, 3 yrs in milk, born 1/7/12 - 31/12/12 Intermediate Champion-Guernsey/Brown Swiss/ Ayrshire, Donated by Willprint Shepparton Sponsor: Willprint Shepparton P/L Reserve Intermediate Champion-Guernsey/Brown Swiss/Ayrshire GBA7 Cow, 4 yrs in milk GBA8 Cow, 5 yrs & over in milk GBA9 Best Udder, any age Senior Champion Cow-Guernsey/Brown Swiss/ Ayrshire, Donated by Agri-gene Sponsor: Agrigene P/L Reserve Senior Champion Cow-Guernsey/Brown Swiss/Ayrshire

18IL: 18-Illawarras

Sponsors: Bag City, ICSA VIC BRANCH, Mulcahy Nelson Livestock, R Gibson, Reid Stockfeeds, Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc, Shepparton Vet Clinic Judge: Trevor Coburn Stewards:TBC Judging starts: 9.00 am Saturday 10th October. IL1 Heifer, born on or after 1/1/15 IL2 Heifer, born 1/7/14 - 31/12/14 IL3 Heifer, born 1/1/14 - 30/6/14 IL4 Heifer, born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13 Junior Champion-Illawarra, Donated by Mr & Mrs R Gibson Sponsor: R Gibson Reserve Junior Champion-Illawarra, Donated by Shepparton Vet Clinic Sponsor: Shepparton Vet Clinic

IL5 IL6

eifer, 2 years in milk, born 1/7/13 - 31/12/13 H Heifer, 2.5 years in milk, born 1/1/13 - 30/6/13, Donated by L & S Chittick Sponsor: L & S Chittick IL7 Cow, 3 years in milk, born 1/7/12 - 31/12/1/12, Donated by Bag City Sponsor: Bag City Intermediate Champion-Illawarra, Donated by Willprint Shepparton Sponsor: Willprint Shepparton P/L Reserve Intermediate Champion-Illawarra, Donated by Shepparton Vet Clinic Sponsor: Shepparton Vet Clinic IL8 Cow, 4 yrs in milk, born 1/7/11 - 30/6/12, Donated by Tony & Elle Hayes Sponsor: T & E Hayes IL9 Cow, 5 & 6 yrs in milk, born 1/7/09 - 30/6/11, Donated by Autobarn Sponsor: Autobarn IL10 Cow, 7 yrs & Over in milk, born before 1/7/08, Donated by Tim O'Loughlin Sponsor: Tim O'Loughlin IL11 Best Udder, any age, Voucher donated by Agri-gene Sponsor: Agrigene P/L Champion Cow-Illawarra, Donated by ICSA Vic Branch Sponsor: ICSA VIC BRANCH Reserve Senior Champion Cow-Illawarra, Voucher donated by Marshall Batteries Sponsor: Marshall Batteries IL12 Group of Three females, Donated by D & M Tuhan Sponsor: D & M Tuhan

19IB: 19: Inter-Breed Classes

20YS: 20-All Breeds Youth Show

CAL: Tatura Milk Calf Rearing Competition Sponsor: Tatura Milk Industries Ltd Entry fee: FREE TATURA MILK CALF REARING COMPETITION With the object of encouraging youngsters to take an interest in animal husbandry, to be judged at 12.00 noon on Saturday 10th October. The conditions of entry as follows:1. The calves to be under 6 months of age. 2. Each competitor to parade his or her own calf and must have genuinely have looked after it. 3. The event is open to heifer and bull calves and ANY BREED OR CROSS and the judge to take into account the usual standards for the type of calf and not to be a competition for biggest or heaviest calf. 4. The aim is to reward the general husbandry and stockmanship rather than the finer points of the particular breed. 5. The competition will not be concerned with methods of feeding and "Commercialism" is to be avoided.

CAL Tatura Milk Calf Rearing Competition CAT110 Calf Rearing Competition

Sponsor: Semex Entry fee: FREE Judging starts: 5.00 pm Friday Judge: Ms Emily Brown MAJOR SPONSOR: SEMEX Supporting Sponsors: Holstein Australia, Northern District Jersey Breeders Club, Juiong Jerseys, Willprint Shepparton, Tatura Milk. RULES: • Age of Handler taken on day of the Show • Competitors are not eligible to compete in the Handlers Classes if they have previously won the ALEX BUNN MEMORIAL TROPHY.

eifer, born after 1/1/15. Handler U/13 yrs H Heifer, born after 1/1/15. Handler 13–17 yrs Heifer, born after 1/1/15. Handler 18–25 yrs Heifer, born after 1/7/14 - 31/12/14. Handler U/13 yrs YS5 Heifer, born 1/7/14 - 31/12/14. Handler 13–17 yrs YS6 Heifer, born after 1/7/14 - 31/12/14. Handler 18–25 yrs YS7 Heifer, born 1/1/14 - 30/6/14. Handler U/13 yrs YS8 Heifer, born 1/1/14- 30/6/14. Handler 13–17 yrs YS9 Heifer, born 1/1/14 - 30/6/14. Handler 18–25 yrs Champion Heifer- Handler under 13 years Reserve Champion Heifer- Handler U/13 yrs Champion Heifer- Handler 13–17 yrs Reserve Champion Heifer- Handler 13–17yrs Champion Heifer- Handler 18–25 yrs Reserve Champion Heifer- Handler18–25 yrs YS10 Handler under 13 years YS11 Handler 13–17 yrs YS12 Handler 18–25 yrs Champion Handler-Alex Bunn Memorial Trophy

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Judge: Mr Trevor Campbell Judging commences: 12 noon Saturday 10th October or when breed classes are completed. Entry is open to all animals. Entry fee is the same as breed classes. Entries must be made PRIOR to show day. IB1 Junior Champion Dairy Heifer Sponsor: Marshall Batteries Reserve Junior Champion Diary Heifer. Open to dry heifers born after 1/7/12 IB2 Intermediate Champion Dairy Cow Sponsor: GV Party Hire Reserve Intermediate Champion Dairy Cow, Open to animals born between 1/7/11 & 31/12/12 in milk or dry Sponsor: Willprint Shepparton P/L IB3 Best Udder Dairy Cow Sponsors: Agrigene P/L, TD Heath PTY LTD IB4 Senior Champion Dairy Cow Sponsor: Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc Reserve Senior Champion Dairy Cow, Open to animals born prior to 1/7/11 in milk or dry

YS1 YS2 YS3 YS4

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IL13 D am & Daughter or Two Daughters of one Dam, Donated by M & C Tuhan Riversleigh Illawarra’s Sponsor: M & C Tuhan, Riversleigh Illawarra’s Most Successful Exhibitor-Illawarra, Donated by Purdeys Jewellers Sponsor: Purdeys Jewellers

Section GO: Goats Section GO: Goats Entry fee: Non-Members: $2.50, Members: $2.00

GO-A: 22: Dairy Goats

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Sponsors: Lyn Cole, Stott Showbags Judging will be held in the Multi-Use Pavilion, commencing at 10.00â&#x20AC;&#x2030;am Saturday 10th October 2015 and goats must not be removed until 4.0ppm on that day. Breedersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; goats are to be separated by an empty pen. Exhibitors are to enter at Gate 6 Archer St, unload, then exit via Gate 7. No vehicles to remain on grounds. Exhibitor parking is located opposite in Lisburn St. Please ensure Exhibitor wristbands are worn for admittance into showgrounds, otherwise full admission price will be charged upon entry. Entry fee: Members $2.00 Non-Members $2.50 EXHIBITORS PASS: $7.00 Prize money: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 Entries close: FRIDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 2015-"C' CLASS SHOW Health Declarations Required ALL GOATS OVER 12 MONTHS CAE CERTIFICATE Prize Money & Champion Buck donated by L.STOTTS AMUSEMENTS Champion Doe Kid, Champion Goatling, Champion Milking Doe donated by L. COLE Judge: Rick Howard RULES: 1. All Goats must be Registered in Herd Book or eligible to be registered 2. A Kid shall be under 12 months of age at date of Show. 3. A Goatling is an unmated Doe over 12 months and under 2 years. 4. Special Classes marked *. Any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well. 5. Novice-Any exhibit which has not previously won a first prize. 6. Supreme Exhibit- to be from Champion Milking Doe, Champion Goatling, Champion Kid and Champion Buck.

GO1 * Novice Doe, in milk, any breed, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well. GO2 *Veteran Doe, in-milk, any breed, 6 yrs & over, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as we

GO3 GO4 GO5 GO6 GO7 GO8

wiss Breed, in-milk, 1st lactation S Melaan/Australian Brown, 1st lactation Anglo Nubian, in-milk, 1st lactation Swiss Breed, in-milk, 2nd or more lactations Anglo Nubian in-milk, 2nd or more lactations Melaan/Australian Brown, 2nd or more lactation GO9 *Doe, best udder, 1st lactation, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well. GO10 *Doe, best udder, 2nd or more lactations, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well. Outright Best Udder GO11 Type and Production Doe Doe to have been tested in a recognised 24 hour milk production test within two years. Date of last test and results to be submitted with entry. Champion Milking Doe Sponsor: Lyn Cole Reserve Champion Milking Doe Sponsor: Stott Showbags GO12 Swiss Breed Goatling GO13 Anglo Nubian Goatling GO14 Melaan/Australian Brown Goatling Champion Goatling Sponsor: Lyn Cole Reserve Champion Goatling Sponsor: Stott Showbags GO15 Swiss Breed Doe Kid GO16 Anglo Nubian Doe Kid GO17 Melaan/Australian Brown Doe Kid GO18 Buck Kid, under 12 months Sponsor: Lyn Cole Champion Kid Sponsor: Lyn Cole Reserve Champion Kid Sponsor: Stott Showbags GO19 Buck 12 months and over Champion Buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags Reserve Champion Buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags

GO-B: 23: Boer Goats Sponsors: Coomboona Boer Stud, Entry fee: $11.00 BOER GOATS A MERIT POINT SHOW Judge: TBC Judging will be held in the Multi-Use Pavilion, commencing at 11 am Saturday 10th October 2015. Goats must not be removed until 4.00 pm. Enter via Gate 6 Archer St Shepparton, for unloading & loading of animals. All Vehicles to be parked in Exhibitor Car Park, opposite Showgrounds. Entry to Exhibitor Car Park Lisburn St Shepparton. Please ensure Exhibitor Wristbands upon entry to Showgrounds, otherwise full admittance price will be charged. Entries close: Friday 18th September 2015. Health Declarations required. General classes entry fee: $11, Group Classes $5.50 Exhibitor Pass $7.00 REGULATIONS: 1. Age of exhibits as a date of Show. 2. All entries to be registered. 3. The Committee reserves the right to amalgamate or divide classes, if warranted. 4. Group class entries must be entered in general classes. 5. RED CLASSES WILL ONLY BE HELD IF SUFFICIENT ENTRIES RECIEVED. MUST BE AT LEAST 10 ENTRIES.

BG15 BG16

ullblood Doe Kid, under 6 months F Fullblood Doe Kid, 6–12 months Champion Junior Doe Sponsor: Coomboona Boer Stud Reserve Champion Junior Doe Sponsor: Stott Showbags Fullblood Doe, 12–18 months Fullblood Doe, 18 months-24 months Champion Intermediate Doe Sponsor: Coomboona Boer Stud Reserve Champion Intermediate Doe Sponsor: Stott Showbags Fullblood Doe, 24 months - 36 months Fullblood Doe, 36 months - 48 months Fullblood Doe, 48 months & over Champion Senior Doe Sponsor: Coomboona Boer Stud Reserve Champion Senior Doe Sponsor: Stott Showbags Fullbood Buck Kid, under 6 months Fullbood Buck Kid, 6 months - under 12 months Champion Junior Buck Sponsor: Coomboona Boer Stud Reserve Champion Junior buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags Fullblood Buck, 12 months - under 18 months Fullblood Buck, 18 months - Under 24 months Champion Intermediate Buck

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BG1 BG2 BG4 BG5 BG7 BG8 BG9 BG12 BG13

Sponsor: Coomboona Boer Stud Reserve Champion Intermediate Buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags BG18 Fullblood Buck, 24 months - under 36 months BG19 Fullblood Buck, 36 months-under 48 months BG20 Fullblood Buck, 48 months and over Champion Senior Buck Sponsor: Coomboona Boer Stud Reserve Champion Senior Buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags BG23 Red Doe, under 12 months BG24 Red Doe, over 12 months Red Champion Doe Sponsor: Stott Showbags Reserve Champion Red Doe Sponsor: Stott Showbags BG26 Red Buck, under 12 months BG27 Red Buck, over 12 months Red Champion Buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags Reserve Champion Red Buck Sponsor: Stott Showbags Grand Champion Doe, Fullblloods and Reds will compete for Grand Champion Grand Champion Buck, Fullbloods and Reds will compete for Grand Champion. Supreme Champion Boer Goat, Grand Champion Doe & Grand Champion Buck to compete. Sponsors: BGBAA (VIC BRANCH), Supreme Exhibit BG29 Doe and One progeny any age Entry Fee: $5.50 BG30 Sire's Progeny, group of 3 animals, Sire not necessarily owned by exhibitor, but from at least 2 Dams, not triplets Entry Fee: $5.50 BG31 Exhibitors group of 3 animals not necessarily bred by exhibitor but must be owned by the exhibitor. Entry Fee: $5.50 BG32 Breeder's Group of 3 Animals, Bred and owned by exhibitor Entry Fee: $5.50 Most Successful Exhibitor, Championship classes not included.

Section GO: Goats

GO20 *Doe, in-milk and daughter, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well GO21 *2 Does, same sire, not full sisters, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well GO22 *Child Handler, under 12 years, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well GO23 *Child Handler, 12–16 years, any animal entered in these classes must be entered in ordinary classes as well Supreme Exhibit

Section MI: Mini horse and ponies

Section MI: Mini Horse & Ponies

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ntry fee: Non-Members: $4.00, Members: $2.00 E Judging to be held Friday 9th October 2015 commencing at 1 pm at the Shepparton Showgrounds. Entry via GATE 2, THOMPSON ST SHEPPARTON Entry fees: Friday 25th September 2015 Show day $4.00 per entry at Showgrounds Office Exhibitors Wristbands/Day Pass: Float and exhibitors $20.00 (please state number of exhibitors) SHEPPARTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC PO BOX 6286 SHEPPARTON VIC 3632 Phone: 03 5821 4677 Fax: 03 5822 1971 Email: sheppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au Judge: TBC Judging Order: Miniature Horses/Ponies, Shetlands, and Pintos.

MI-A: MINIATURE HORSE

BEST PRESENTED, MINIATURE HORSE/PONY/SMALL HORSE & HANDLER Entry Fee: $2.00 MI1 Stallion 4 Years & Over MI2 Colt 2 & 3 Years MI3 Yearling Colt Champion Miniature Horse Male Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Male MI4 Mare 4 Years & Over MI5 Filly 2 & 3 Years MI6 Yearling Filly Champion Miniature Horse Female Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Female MI7 Gelding 4 Years & Over MI8 Gelding 3 Years & Under Champion Miniature Horse Gelding Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Gelding Supreme Champion Miniature Horse

MI-B: Miniature Ponies MI9 MI10 MI11 MI12 MI13 MI14 MI16 MI17

tallion 4 Years & Over S Colt 2 & 3 Years Yearling Colt Champion Miniature Pony Male Reserve Champion Miniature Pony Male Mare 4 Years & Over Filly 2 & 3 Years Yearling Filly Champion Miniature Pony Female Reserve Champion Miniature Pony Female Gelding 4 Years & Over Gelding 3 Years & Under Champion Miniature Pony Gelding Reserve Champion Miniature Pony Gelding Supreme Led Miniature Pony

MI18 MI19 MI21 MI22 MI23 MI24 MI25

tallion 4 Years & Over S Colt 3 Years & Under Yearling Colt Champion Male Small Horse Reserve Male Small Horse Mare 4 Years & Over Filly 3 Years & Under Yearling Filly Champion Female Small Horse Reserve Champion Female Small Horse Gelding 4 Years & Over Gelding 3 Years & Under Champion Small Horse Gelding Reserve Champion Small Horse Gelding Supreme Small Horse

MI-C: Small Horse

MI26 MI27 MI28

est Solid Colour Exhibit B Best Broken Colour Exhibit Best Any Other Colour Exhibit Champion Colour Exhibit Reserve Champion Colour Exhibit

Section SP: Shetland Ponies Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group Entry fee: Non-Members: $4.00, Members: $2.00 Judging to be held Friday 9th October 2015 commencing at 1 pm at the Shepparton Showgrounds. Entry via GATE 2, THOMPSON ST SHEPPARTON Entry fees: Pre-post (by Wednesday 7th October 2015) $2.00 per entry Show day $4.00 per entry at Showgrounds Office Exhibitors Wristbands/ Day Pass: Float and exhibitors $20.00 (please state number of exhibitors) SHEPPARTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC PO BOX 6286 SHEPPARTON VIC 3632 Phone: 03 5821 4677 Fax: 03 5822 1971 Email: sheppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au www.sheppshow.com.au Judge: TBC Judging order: Miniature Horses/Ponies, Shetlands, Pintos.

SP-A: Shetland Ponies 8.2hh & Under

SP-B: Shetlands Over 8.2hh

PI-A: PINTO Sponsor: Pinto Society Judging to be held Friday 9th October 2015 commencing at 1 pm at the Shepparton Showgrounds. Entry via GATE 2, THOMPSON ST SHEPPARTON Entry fees: Pre-post (by Wednesday 7th October 2015) $2.00 per entry Show day $4.00 per entry at Showgrounds Office Exhibitors Wristbands/ Day Pass: Float and exhibitors $20.00 (please state number of exhibitors) SHEPPARTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC PO BOX 6286 SHEPPARTON VIC 3632 Phone: 03 5821 4677 Fax: 03 5822 1971 Email: sheppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au www.sheppshow.com.au Judge: TBC Judging order: Miniature Horses/Ponies, Shetlands, and Pintos. PI1 Best Presented PI2 Led Stallion or Colt, 10.2hh & Under PI3 Led Stallion Over 10.2hh and Under 14hh Champion Led Pinto Stallion or Colt Reserve Champion Led Pinto Stallion or Colt PI4 Led Mare or Filly 10.2hh & Under PI5 Led Mare or Filly over 10.2hh & Under 14hh Champion Led Pinto Mare or Filly Reserve Champion Led Pinto Mare or Filly PI6 Led Gelding 10.2hh & Under PI7 Led Gelding over 10.2hh & Under 14hh Champion Led Pinto Gelding Reserve Champion Led Pinto Gelding Supreme Champion Led Pinto

SP10 Shetland Stallion 4 Years & Over, Over 8.2hh SP11 Shetland Colt 2 & 3 Years, Over 8.2 hh Champion Shetland Male Over 8.2 hh Reserve Champion Shetland Male Over 8.2 hh SP12 Shetland Mare 4 Years & Over, Over 8.2 hh SP13 Shetland Filly 2 &3 Years, Over 8.2 hh Champion Shetland Female Over 8.2hh Reserve Champion Shetland Female Over 8.2hh

SP14 Shetland Gelding 4 Years & Over, Over 8.2hh SP15 Shetland Gelding 2 &3 Years, Over 8.2hh Champion Shetland Gelding Over 8.2hh Reserve Champion Shetland Gelding Over 8.2hh SP16 Shetland Yearling Colt Over 8.2hh SP17 Shetland Yearling Filly Over 8.2hh SP18 Shetland Yearling Gelding Over 8.2hh Champion Shetland Yearling Over 8.2hh Reserve Champion Shetland Yearling Over 8.2hh Supreme Shetland Over 8.2hh

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Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group SP1 Shetland Stallion 4 Years & Over - 8.2hh &Under SP2 Shetland Colt 2 & 3 Years -8.2hh & Under Champion Shetland Stallion/Colt - 8.2hh & Under Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group Reserve Champion Shetland Male - 8.2hh & Under SP3 Shetland Mare 4 Years & Over - 8.2hh & Under SP4 Shetland Filly 2 & 3 Years - 8.2hh & Under Champion Shetland Mare/Filly - 8.2hh & Under Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group Reserve Champion Shetland Mare/Filly -8.2hh & Under SP5 Shetland Gelding 4 Years & Over - 8.2hh & Under SP6 Shetland Gelding 2 & 3 Years - 8.2hh & Under Champion Shetland Gelding - 8.2hh & Under Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group Reserve Champion Shetland Gelding - 8.2hh & Under SP7 Shetland Yearling Colt - 8.2hh & Under SP8 Shetland Yearling Filly - 8.2hh & Under SP9 Shetland Yearling Gelding - 8.2hh & Under Champion Shetland Yearling - 8.2hh & Under Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group Reserve Champion Shetland Yearling - 8.2hh & Under SP18 Supreme Champion Shetland - 8.2hh & Under Sponsor: Small Shetland Ponies APSB Promotional Group

Section MI: Mini horse and ponies

MI-D: Coloured

Section PLT: Poultry

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ntry fee: $2.00 E Entries close: FRIDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER Entry fee: Non-Members $2.00 Members $1.00 Exhibitors Pass $7.00 Prize money: 1st 2.00 2nd $1.00 Exhibitors must send stamped self-addressed envelope for return of Exhibitors Wristband/Pass Wristbands must be worn upon entry to Showgrounds otherwise full admittance charge will be charged at gate. Judging to be held in the Multi-Building Pavilion Saturday 10th October 2015. Enter Via Gate 6 Archer St, Unload and move Vehicle to Exhibitor parking Lisburn St. No vehicles to remain on Showgrounds. Vehicles will be allowed entry after 4.00 pm for collection of Exhibits Prize Money to be collected from Secretary's Office after 3 pm. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE PENNED READY FOR JUDGING BY 9.00 am after which this time the Stewards will not receive exhibits. Exhibits will be unpenned at 4.00 pm on Saturday 10th October 2015. All exhibits must be the bona-fide property and in possession of exhibitor at time of entry, and if there is any doubt, will be asked to sign a declaration to that effect. No exhibitor will be allowed to show the same bird in more than one class. CHAMPION/RESERVE RIBBONS Best Bird in Show, Reserve Bird in Show, Light Standard, Heavy Standard, Softfeather Bantam .Hardfeather Bantam, Best Waterfowl, Best Exhibit-Junior Section

PT-A: 29: Poultry PO1 PO2

PO3 PO4 PO5

ld English Game, black red (dark leg), male O Old English Game, black red (dark leg), female Old English Game, Duckwing, male Old English Game, Duckwing, female Old English Game, Pile, male

PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12 PO13 PO14 PO15 PO16 PO17 PO18 PO19 PO20 PO21 PO22 PO23 PO24 PO25 PO26 PO27 PO28 PO29 PO30

ld English Game, Pile, female O Old English Game, Blue Red, male Old English Game, Blue Red, female Old English Game, any other colour, male Old English Game, any other colour, female Minorca, male Minorca, female Leghorn, White, male Leghorn, White, female Leghorn, brown, male Leghorn, brown, female Leghorn, any other colour, male Leghorn, any other colour, female Ancona, male Ancona, female Hamburg, Black, male Hamburg, Black, female Hamburg, Spangled, male Hamburg, Spangled, female Hamburg, A.O.C. male Hamburg, A.O.C. female Silkie, male Silkie, female Light Standard, any other variety, male Light Standard, any other variety, female

PO54 PO55 PO56 PO57 PO58 PO59 PO60 PO61 PO62 PO63 PO64

PO98 Sebright, female PO99 Bantam, any other variety, male PO100 Bantam, any other variety, female PO101 Langshan, male PO102 Langshan, female PO103 Bantam, Rosecomb, male PO104 Bantam, Rosecomb, female Best Bird in Show Reserve Bird in Show Light Standard Heavy Standard Softfeather bantam Hardfeather Bantam

PT-B: 29: Poultry - Junior JU105 Best Large Fowl, any breed, male JU106 Best Large Fowl, any breed, female JU107 Bantam, any breed, Softfeather, male JU108 Bantam, any breed, Softfeather, female JU109 Bantam, Hardfeather, male JU110 Bantam, Hardfeather, female JU111 Waterfowl, male JU112 Waterfowl, female Best Exhibit, junior section

PT-C: 29: Ducks DU113 Pekin, drake DU114 Pekin, duck DU115 Indian Runner, drake DU116 Indian Runner, duck DU117 Muscovy, drake DU118 Muscovy, duck DU119 Khaki Campbell, drake DU120 Khaki Campbell, duck DU121 Rouen, drake DU122 Rouen, duck DU123 Elizabeth, drake DU124 Elizabeth, duck DU125 Appleyard, drake DU126 Appleyard, duck DU127 Cayuga, drake DU128 Cayuga, duck DU129 Black East Indian, drake DU130 Black East Indian, duck DU131 Any Other Variety, drake DU132 Any Other Variety, duck DU133 Orpington, drake DU134 Orpington, duck

PT-D: 29: Geese GE135 GE136 GE137 GE138 GE139 GE140 GE141 GE142

Toulouse, gander Toulouse, goose Embden, gander Embden, goose Chinese, gander Chinese, goose Any Other Variety, gander Any Other Variety, goose Best Waterfowl

PT-E: 29: Turkeys

TU143 Bronze, male TU144 Bronze, female TU145 White, male TU146 White, female TU147 Any Other Variety, male Best Bird in Show Sponsors: s, Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc, Show Shepp Reserve Bird in Show Sponsors: Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc, Show Shepp

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PO65 PO66 PO67 PO68 PO69 PO70 PO71 PO72 PO73 PO74 PO75 PO76 PO77 PO78 PO79 PO80 PO81 PO82 PO83 PO84 PO85 PO86 PO87 PO88 PO89 PO90 PO91 PO92 PO93 PO94 PO95 PO96 PO97

I ndian Game, male Indian Game, female Rock, Barred, dark male Rock, Barred, female Rock, light, male Rock, light, female Orpington, any colour, male Orpington, any colour, female Wyandotte, White, male Wyandotte, White, female Wyandotte, any other colour, male Wyandotte, any other colour, female Sussex, male Sussex, female Rhode Island Red, male Rhode Island Red, female Langshan, male Langshan, female Australorp, male Australorp, female Any Other Variety, heavy breed, male Any Other Variety, heavy breed, female Bantam, Old English Game, black red, male (dark leg) Bantam, Old English Game, Partridge, female Bantam, Old English Game, Black red male (light leg) Bantam, Old English Game, Clay or Wheaten female Bantam, Old English Game, Spangled male Bantam, Old English Game, Spangled female Duckwing, male Duckwing, female Pile, male Pile, female Bantam, Old English Game, any other colour, male Bantam, Old English Game, any other colour, female Indian Game, male Indian Game, female Bantam, Pit male Bantam, Pit female A.O.V Hardfeather, male A.O.V Hardfeather, female Bantam, modern, black red, male Bantam, modern, black red, female Bantam, modern, Pile, male Bantam, modern, Pile, female Bantam, modern, Duckwing, male Bantam, modern, Duckwing, female Bantam, modern, any other colour, male Bantam, modern, any other colour, female Bantam, Australorp, male Bantam, Australorp, female Bantam Pekin, black, male Bantam Pekin, black, female Bantam Pekin, white, male Bantam Pekin, white, female Bantam Pekin, any other colour, male Bantam Pekin, any other colour, female Bantam, white male, Leghorn Bantam, white female, Leghorn Bantam, black Leghorn, male Bantam, black Leghorn, female Bantam, Leghorn, male, A.O.C. Bantam, Leghorn, female, A.O.C. Bantam, white, Wyandotte, male Bantam, white, Wyandotte, female Bantam, Wyandotte, any other colour, male Bantam, Wyandotte, any other colour, female Sebright, male

Section Poultry

PO31 PO32 PO33 PO34 PO35 PO36 PO37 PO38 PO39 PO40 PO41 PO42 PO43 PO44 PO45 PO46 PO47 PO48 PO49 PO50 PO51 PO52 PO53

Dog show

Come along and see the beautiful dogs as they are prepared and compete in the All Breeds show.

ALL BREEDS SHOW Saturday 10th October DOGS Victoria judging commences at 9.30â&#x20AC;&#x2030;am All exhibitors must be members of DOGS Victoria. Registered dogs only.

For more information please contact Kennel Secretary: Camilla Allnut (03) 5873 2287 Website: http://www.dogsvictoria.org.au/Home.aspx

Open to the public!

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Cat show

Come along and see the fabulous felines CATS JUDGING A Catâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Victoria Inc. Show

Saturday 10th October

Open to the public!

Judging commences at 9â&#x20AC;&#x2030;am Cats Victoria Inc. Shows have interstate or international judges and attract a wide variety of breeds and competitors from across Victoria. All cats must be registered and members of a recognized Cat Society e.g. FCC, GCCA

Some of the breeding groups you will see judged at the Shepparton Show include: Group 1: Persian, Exotic Shorthair, Birman, Turkish Van, Norwegian Forest Cat, Maine Coon, Ragdoll, Siberian. Group 2: Siamese, Foreign White, Oriental Shorthair, Balinese & Oriental Longhair, Peterbald.

Group 4: Companion Cats. A Cat or Kitten that may be of unknown ancestry, a mixed breed, part pedigreed or a purebred having never been registered even in a Litter. Companion exhibits over 6 months of age must be desexed.

For more information or to register your cat contact

Cat Show Manager: Liz Parker (03) 5428 6773 Website: http://www.hotkey.net.au/~fccvic/

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Group 3: British, Manx, Cymric, Scottish Fold Shorthair & Longhair, Scottish Shorthair, Chartreux, European Shorthair, Selkirk Rex, Russian, Abyssinian, Somali, Burmese, Burmilla, Snowshoe, Cornish Rex, Devon Rex, German Rex, Korat, Australian Mist, Ocicat, Bengal, Japanese Bobtail, Singapura, Tonkinese, Australian Bombay, Burmilla, Sphynx, Egyptian Mau.

Section WO: Woodchop

Come and watch the wood chips fly!

Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc

Woodchop 2015 A massive day of woodchopping, sawing and hot chainsaw racing. Events every 15 minutes all day including • Underhand • Double and single handed sawing • Standing block • Hot chainsaw racing Kick back in the Grandstand and watch some of Victoria’s and Australia’s best axemen. For more information please contact Mark Parker 0417 588 695

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Entries close: 18th September 2015 Judging held in October 2015 Victorian Agricultural Shows Limited Junior Show Ambassador Aim: To give young people a chance to take part in a competition whilst residing in their local district Age: Open to male and female young people aged 16 and under 20 at Show Date Prize: $50, Sash and lapel pin Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Rural Ambassador Aim: • To highlight the importance of youth in rural Victoria • To identify and encourage enthusiastic, skilful and industrious young people • To give young people a forum to express their views through education and experience while developing closer links with agriculture. Age: Open to male and female young people aged 20 to 30 years at Show Date Prize: $50, Sash and lapel pin The winner will be required to participate in a regional

final with assistance from the Shepparton Agricultural Society. The Regional winner then goes to a State Final. HOW TO ENTER: Entrants must complete the official entry form available from the Secretary and submit it to the Secretary. Attached to the entry form entrants must also provide information indicating their reason for applying for entry together with a curriculum vitae, indicating work experience, community participation and agricultural and show involvement. Judging Criteria Entrants judged in accordance with the following guidelines: Country Show and Community involvement �� 30 points General and rural knowledge �� 20 points Personality �� 10 points Ambitions/Goals �� 20 points Communication skills �� 10 points Style, grooming and deportment �� 10 points Public presentation (final speech – 3 minutes) �� 20 points TOTAL �� 120 points

ENTRIES CLOSE: 18TH SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY – OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NO BE ACCEPTED ENTRY FEE: MEMBERS 80¢, NON MEMBERS $1.00, CHILDREN FREE Carefully check your entries before posting them.

* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

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Entry Form: Art & Craft

2015 Shepparton agricultural show

12 13 14 15 GARDEN, SCARECROW & GUMBOOT MUST BE IN OFFICE OR PAVILION BY 11AM THURSDAY 8TH OCTOBER TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. Also admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show. TOTAL NO LATE ENTRIES

I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

NAME: Mr. Mrs. Miss. Ms.......................................................................................................................... ADDRESS:.....................................................................................................................................................

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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Exhibitors pass to main entry also $7.00 per day.

Waiver: Art & Craft

VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LIMITED – Shepparton Agricultural Show Society Inc PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGMENT & WAIVER By signing the front of this form you are agreeing to the following: Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society (“the Suppliers”) advise that participation in a competition or event at an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent Competitions and events, including but not restricted to events involving chainsaws, hammers and other tools, axes, saws, whips, hay bales, stoves and other cooking implements and shears are dangerous recreational activities. 1. By signing this waiver I acknowledged that: 1.1 Participation in my chosen event is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me; 1.2 Participation in the Event requires certain skills. I declare that I have sufficient skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the Event; 1.3 If the Event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind; 1.4 I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for safely and properly participating in the Event; 1.5 I am responsible for the condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring that they are appropriate for the Event; and 1.6 I use the facilities of Shepparton Agricultural Show Society entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me. 2. If I suffer harm while participating in the Event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees, contractors or agents legally responsible for any injuries I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees, contractors or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided. 3. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the Event and associated activities is a danger and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur and I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I or my representatives may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these activities. 4. I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that such use may result in me being excluded from the Event or other events with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers. 5. I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd as varied from time to time. Where the participant is over 18 years of age: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this waiver will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Signature:

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

WARNING UNDER THE FAIR TRADING ACT 1999 Under the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria), several statutory guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the supplier named on this form is required to ensure that the recreational services it supplies to you • are rendered with due care and skill; and • are reasonably fit for any purpose which you, either expressly or by implication, make known to the supplier; and • might reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made known to the supplier.

Under section 32N of the Fair Trading Act 1999, the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the Fair Trading Act 1999 if you are killed or injured because the services provided were not in accordance with these guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the way set out in this form. NOTE: The change to your rights, as set out in this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier’s part. Gross Negligence is defined in the Fair Trading (Recreational Services) Regulations 2004 .

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* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

AC1

OIL/ACRYLIC, ANY SUBJECT

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

ART W

13 14

ORK

TOGRA O H P &

P HY

15 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE AT OFFICE BY 12PM MONDAY 5TH OCTOBER. JUDGED 6TH OCTOBER TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. Also admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show. TOTAL NO LATE ENTRIES

I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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Exhibitors pass to main entry also $7.00 per day.

Entry Form: Artwork & Photography

2015 Shepparton agricultural show

By signing the front of this form you are agreeing to the following: Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society (“the Suppliers”) advise that participation in a competition or event at an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent Competitions and events, including but not restricted to events involving chainsaws, hammers and other tools, axes, saws, whips, hay bales, stoves and other cooking implements and shears are dangerous recreational activities. 1. By signing this waiver I acknowledged that: 1.1 Participation in my chosen event is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me; 1.2 Participation in the Event requires certain skills. I declare that I have sufficient skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the Event; 1.3 If the Event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind; 1.4 I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for safely and properly participating in the Event; 1.5 I am responsible for the condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring that they are appropriate for the Event; and 1.6 I use the facilities of Shepparton Agricultural Show Society entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me. 2. If I suffer harm while participating in the Event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees, contractors or agents legally responsible for any injuries I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees, contractors or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided. 3. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the Event and associated activities is a danger and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur and I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I or my representatives may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these activities. 4. I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that such use may result in me being excluded from the Event or other events with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers. 5. I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd as varied from time to time. Where the participant is over 18 years of age: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this waiver will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Signature:

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

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I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant, this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this agreement will be binding on my (and their) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

Entry Form: Artwork & Photography

VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LIMITED – Shepparton Agricultural Show Society Inc PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGMENT & WAIVER

* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed

SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

ACH1

INDOOR PLANTS FLOWERING (NOT ORCHID)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Entry Form: Horticulture

2015 Shepparton agricultural show

12 13 14 15 ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DELIVERED TO GRANDSTAND PAVILION BY 9.30AM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. All admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show, or exhibitors pass to main entry @ $7.00 per day. TOTAL PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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NO LATE ENTRIES

I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule

Waiver: Horticulture

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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ENTRIES CLOSE: 18TH SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY – OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NO BE ACCEPTED *ENTRY FEE: $1.00 ALL AGES FOR GARDEN, SCARECROW & GUMBOOT. TINY TOTS & PET PARADE FREE Carefully check your entries before posting them.

* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

ACN

ACN1

ICE CREAM CONTAINER GARDEN PRESCHOOL

2 3 4 5 6 7

Entry Form: Novelty

2015 Shepparton agricultural show

8 9

R TAINEOT N O C N EN I D GUMBO GARD ATE CROW DECOR SCARYE TOTS TIN AR ADE PET P

10 11 12 13 14 15

GARDEN, SCARECROW & GUMBOOT MUST BE IN OFFICE OR PAVILION BY 11AM THURSDAY 8TH OCTOBER TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. Also admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show. TOTAL NO LATE ENTRIES

I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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Exhibitors pass to main entry also $7.00 per day.

Waiver: Novelty

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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SECTION CLASS

OFFICE

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TOTAL $

MEMBERS $11.00

DAM INCLUDING PREFIX

ENTRY FEE: NON MEMBERS $16.50

DAIRY CATTLE ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 25th SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRIES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY — OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED SIRE NAME OF ANIMAL DATE OF BIRTH INCLUDING PREFIX INCLUDING PREFIX

Entry Form: Cattle

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PIC NUMBER

ENTRY FEE*

Please carefully check your entries before posting them Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society ANIMALS ENTERED: NOTE: PO Box 6286, Shepparton 3632 HEIFERS..................................................................... No:.......................................................................................... ARE YOU Ph: 03 58 214 677 Fax: 03 58 221 971 BRINGING A COWS......................................................................... No:.......................................................................................... Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au CLIPPING PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS FRAME? TOTAL.................... NAME: Mr. Mrs. Miss. Ms.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

ADDRESS:............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. P/CODE..............................................................................

DATE:..... / ........ /...............

REC No: ................................................. PAYMENT: ..................................................................

MEMBERS TICKET NO:.......................

PHONE:.................................................................................FAX:......................................................................... EMAIL:.................................................................................................................. SIGNATURE........................................................................................................

OFFICE USE ONLY

Waiver: Cattle

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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Identification (eg. (PIC/brand on ear tag if different to above)

No o

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Yes o

No o

(Version 3 revised and updated February 2014)

Product

Last day of treatment

Contact phone:�� Persons making false statements may be liable under fair trading and other relevant state legislation.

Name (print): ��

Signed: ��Date: ��

I declare that the information in this statement is true and correct�

As the owner and /or person responsible for the husbandry of the goats in this consignment,

SECTION 5 — DECLARATION

Other

Vaccination other than JD (ep;CLA)

Drench

External Parasite Treatment

Treatment

Flock Accreditation No� ��Expiry Date: �� 10� The goats in this consignment are derived from a herd which has had a whole herd negative test for CAE within the last 90 days� Yes o No o 11� To the best of your knowledge, are the goats in this consignment free from LICE? Yes o No o

9� Is the herd CAPRINE ARTHRITIS ENCEPHALITIS (CAE) ACCREDITED FREE? ��Yes o N oo

SECTION 4 — OTHER HEALTH INFORMATION

6� Have the goats in this consignment been observed for, and any suspect goats examined for, signs of FOOTROT during the past 14 days? 7� To the best of your knowledge, are the goats in this consignment free from VIRULENT FOOTROT? 8� To the best of your knowledge, are all sheep and goats on the consignor's property free from VIRULENT FOOTROT?

SECTION 3 — FOOTROT

NATIONAL GOAT HEALTH STATEMENT

Entry Form: Boer Goats Attached to accompanying NVD/Waybill SECTION 1 — CONSIGNMENT INFORMATION Owner of goats�� Property/place where the journey commenced (full address): �� State: ��Post Code: ��

Description (ie. Breed, sex and type)

Property Identification Code (PIC) of this property: ��

Number

Year born (month if known)

SECTION 2 — JOHNE'S DISEASE (JD)

Yes o

1� This consignment has an assurance rating of: (refer and complete overleaf ) Section A �� Section B�� Consigning Herd Rating Risk Management Rating = TOTAL ASSURANCE RATING + 2� Were all these goats born on the above property? If no, date introduced:�� Assurance rating of introduced goats at time of introduction: �� 3� Have goats with a lower assurance rating than the consigned goats been introduced into the herd in the last 2 years? If yes, what was the lowest assurance rating of those introduced goats? 4� How many different sources of goats have been introduced to the consignor's property in last 2 years? None o 1–5 o 6 +o Bucks only o 5� Are all these consignment goats from a Goat MAP flock? Status: �� Expiry date: ��

Not known infected and has no risk factors (1)

In the GoatMAP with MNI status

In the GoatMAP with MN2 status

In the GoatMAP with MN3 status

4

5

6

7

8

• •

•

• • • • •

EXPLANATORY NOTES 1. Risk Factors: (a) The herd contains goats that were born or raised with dairy goats. The herd contains dairy breeds or dairy cross breed goats. Exceptions are goats that are from Goat MAP herds, or goats born and raised in W A. (b) The herd has grazed land in the past 5 years that is at risk of JD contamination. Land at risk of JD contamination includes land that is being grazed, or has been grazed in the preceding 12 months, by: Dairy breeds or dairy cross bred goats, which are not sourced from GoatMAP herds. Goat herds with RD2 or lower status. Dairy cattle with a Dairy Assurance Score of less than 7. Beef cattle, other than those in the CattleMAP or Beef Only. Sheep other than SheepMAP flocks from areas without an audited Regional Biosecurity Plan which includes Ovine Johne’s disease. 2. RD2: A herd which has had a second negative herd test of all animals over 12 months of age in the herd, at least 2 years after RDl status was achieved. This is part of an Approved Property Disease Management Plan. 3. RDl: A herd with a history of infection which has had 1 negative herd test of all animals over 12 months of age in the herd, at least 12 months after the last infected animal was removed from the herd. This is part of an approved Property Disease Management Plan. 4. Infected but undertaking an approved Property Disease Management Plan: An infected herd that has not yet progressed to RDI status but is complying with an on-farm disease control program combining elements of testing. kid rearing and biosecurity that has been approved by Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) of the jurisdiction. 5. Infected or suspected of being infected: Means infected with Johne’s disease. Herds are no longer regarded as infected when a Property Disease Management Plan, which has been approved by the Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) of the jurisdiction, has been completed. 6. Check Test: A test of 50 goats over 12 months of age in the herd (or all goats over 12 months of age in smaller herds) by serology or faecal culture or pooled faecal culture of 2 pools each of 25 goats, with negative results. The animals should be selected so as to increase the probability of detecting infection, i.e. older animals, animals in poor body condition. 7. Approved Vaccinated Goat: A goat that is: Vaccinated with an approved Johne’s disease vaccine by 16 weeks of age; or Vaccinated with an approved Johne’s disease vaccine after 16 weeks, when the flock o was in the GoatMAP. or o had undertaken a negative Sample Test by PFC in the 2 years preceding the vaccination; or Is identified as an Approved Vaccinate in accordance with State legislation. 8. Nationally approved kid rearing plan: A kid rearing plan designed to minimise the spread of Johne’s disease in intensively managed herds, which has been documented and agreed by GICA and Animal Health Committee.

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# SECTION A: Choose 1 Category in this section Tick only one rating in this section and enter that rating at the bottom of Section A.

Not known infected, but has risk factors (1 3

Assurance Rating

Restricted 2 status - RD2 (2) 1

2

The herd from which the goats are consigned is:

Restricted I status - RD I (3)

1

0

lnfected but undertaking an approved Property Disease Management Plan(4) lnfected or suspected of being infected(5) CONSIGNING HERD RATING SECTION A:

SECTION B: Choose 1 Category in this section Tick the number where applicable and add them at the bottom of Section B The following management factors reduce the risk of Johne’s disease in this herd: The herd is not in the GoatMAP, but has had a Check Test (6) with negative results in the past 12 months The consignmnent of goats are Approved Vaccinated Goats (7) The consignment of goats has been reared under a nationally approved and independently audited kid rearing plan (8) RISK MANAGEMENT RATING FOR SECTION B: TOTAL ASSURANCE RATING = A + B =

Entry Form: Boer Goats

SECTION

CLASS

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed

ENTRY FEE*

* ENTRY FEE: $11.00 GROUP CLASSES $5.50

EXHIBITORS PASS @ $7.00 TOTAL $

SEX

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BOER GOATS ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 25th SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRIES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY - OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT GOAT – NAME OF ANIMAL DATE OF BIRTH Does under 20 months or rams any age Including prefix

Entry Form: Boer Goats

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Please carefully check your entries before posting them MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society PO Box 6286, Shepparton 3632 Ph: 03 58 214 677 Fax: 03 58 221 971 Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

NAME: Mr. Mrs. Miss. Ms.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

DATE:..... / ........ /...............

REC No: ................................................. PAYMENT: ..................................................................

MEMBERS TICKET NO:.......................

OFFICE USE ONLY

Waiver: Boer Goats

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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SECTION

CLASS

EXHIBIT NAME

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed

DAM

* ENTRY FEE: NON MEMBERS MEMBERS

ENTRY FEE*

$2.50 $2.00

TOTAL $

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DAIRY GOATS ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 25th SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRIES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY - OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED REGISTERED TATTOO OR DATE OF SIRE FIRE BRAND BIRTH NO:

Entry Form: Dairy Goats

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

DATE:..... / ........ /...............

REC No: ................................................. PAYMENT: ..................................................................

MEMBERS TICKET NO:.......................

OFFICE USE ONLY

Waiver: Dairy Goats

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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ENTRIES CLOSE: 18TH SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY â&#x20AC;&#x201C; OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NO BE ACCEPTED FLOAT PASS @ $20 PER DAY *ENTRY FEE: $4.00 NON MEMBERS $2.00 MEMBERS Carefully check your entries before posting them.

* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed

SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

ORSESS, H E R IE TU MINITALAND POINES SHE INTO PON P

8 9 10 11

Entry Form: Small Horses

2015 Shepparton agricultural show

12 13 14 15 JUDGING COMMENCES AT 1.00PM FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. All admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show, or exhibitors pass to main entry @ $7.00 per day. TOTAL PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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NO LATE ENTRIES

I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule

Waiver: Small Horses

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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ENTRIES CLOSE: SEPTEMBER 18 2015 ALL ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY — OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NO BE ACCEPTED Carefully check your entries before posting them.

* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed

SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

DLT

PO1

OLD ENGLISH GAME, BLACK RED (DARK LEG) MALE

2 3 4 5 6 7

Entry Form: Poultry

2015 Shepparton agricultural show

RY POULTKS DUC GEESEY TURKE

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

ALL EXHIBITS PENNED BY 9AM SATURDAY 10TH OCTOBER TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. All admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show. Exhibitors pass also to main entry @ $7.00 per day. TOTAL PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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NO LATE ENTRIES

I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule

Waiver: Poultry

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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ENTRIES CLOSE: 18TH SEPTEMBER 2015 ALL ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY â&#x20AC;&#x201C; OTHERWISE ENTRIES WILL NO BE ACCEPTED Carefully check your entries before posting them.

* Please accept the following entries for your annual show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the society

Entries are only valid with the waiver on the reverse side completed

SECTION CLASS NO. OFFICE USE ONLY

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT (CLASS DETAILS)

ENTRY FEES $

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Entry Form: Woodchop

2015 Shepparton Agricultural Show

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 TOTAL ENTRY FEES Members Ticket @ $35 entitles holder to reduced entry fees. All admittance to member, members guest and members 2 children under 15 years for both days of show. Exhibitors pass also to main entry @ $7.00 per day. TOTAL I declare that these entries are made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society as printed in the schedule PLEASE PRINT DETAILS IN BLOCK LETTERS

MAIL ENTRIES TO: The Secretary, Shepparton Agricultural Show Society

PO Box 6286 Shepparton 3632

...................................................................................................................................P/CODE......................

Ph: (03) 58 214 677 Fax: (03) 58 221 971

PHONE:.......................................................................SIGNATURE:..............................................................

Email: shepppagsoc@mcmedia.com.au

EMAIL:.........................................................................................................................................................

DATE:......... / ....... /............ REC NO:...................... PAYMENT:................ MEMBERS TICKET NO:..................

OFFICE USE ONLY

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NO LATE ENTRIES

Waiver: Woodchop

Dated: Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian): I

, being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant

hereby consent to my child participating in the following event

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria. Signature:

Dated:

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days of show. 23. No exhibit, excepting livestock on one-day exhibition, which may be removed a 4.30 pm on day of exhibition. TERMS AND TIMES OF ADMISSION TO THE SHOW 24. The exhibition will be open to all Members of the Society who have paid their subscription for the current year on presentation of their member's tickets, which will also admit one guest and such members of their families as do not exceed 15 years of age. The public will be admitted on payment on each day of the show of $15.00 Adults, Primary School Children $5.00, Student with ID card $10.00, Pensioners $10.00, Family Day Pass $30 .00 (2 Adults, 3 Children 5–15yrs). (Cars-see Rule 2). One extra guest's ticket at $9.00 is available to a member only. 25. None but exhibitors and absolutely indispensable attendants on exhibits will be allowed inside the yards on the first day of the show. 26. None but parties having charge of exhibits, and who must present a pass from the Secretary, will be allowed within the yards before the time of opening the exhibition. 27. No animals, implements, or vehicles except those entering and vehicles bringing exhibits will be allowed in the yards and the latter must leave the yards immediately after discharging their loads. AWARDING OF PRIZES 28. The judges may award a second or third prize instead of a first, or withhold a prize altogether, when the exhibit is not considered worthy. 29. No appeal against the opinion of the judge shall be entertained. 30. CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS: The judge shall award Reserve Champion Ribbons in all horse and cattle classes in which Champion awards are made. The exhibit second in the class to the Champion shall be allowed to compete for the Reserve Champion. 31. When the judge thinks any stock or article worthy of a prize and there is none offered, their awards shall be taken as a recommendation for the committee's consideration. PROTESTS 32. All disputes or protests against exhibitors for infringement of these Rules must be made in writing to the Secretary within one hour of the event, and will be dealt with by the Committee of the Society. Fifty dollars ($50) deposit to accompany each protest, which made forfeited if the Committee considers the protests frivolous, and their decisions shall in all cases be final. All complaints against exhibitors or exhibits must be made in writing, signed by the complainant, and handed to the handed to the Secretary by 4.00 pm on Sunday, the 11th day of October 2015. Protest Committee: Messrs. D. Tuhan, P. Nicholson, M. Parker and L. Ohlin (minimum of three to act). RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOCIETY 32. The committee will give every possible

the judges, and, if necessary, order the removal of such offenders from the yard, and the prize (if any) awarded to such person may be forfeited. 11. Deleted. 12. All exhibitors shall permit the Stewards to affix their prize cards notifying the awards of the judges, and shall permit same to remain affixed during the continuance of the show. 13-(a) Entries to the Show are accepted subject to the rules and regulations and by-laws of the Society and of the Show; (b) The entrant agrees to be bound by those rules and regulations and by-laws; (c) The entrant also agrees to abide by all decisions made by the Society, by the Group with which it is affiliated or by VAS LTD pursuant to those rules and regulations and by-laws; and (d) No decision so made shall be called into question by the entrant before any court or other body (whether or not of a similar nature to a court) whatsoever. 14. All machinery in motion shall be either securely fenced or be in such position or of such construction as to be equally safe to every person as it would be if it were securely fenced. 15. Each dog must have a lead and the Society's ticket with the number thereon, without which they will not be allowed to enter the judging ring. 15a. Boundaries between VCA Dogs and Machinery Stands must be abided by or the offender will be removed from the grounds. 16. Water will be provided for the stock, etc., but exhibitors must provide their own forage, etc., and manufacturers must also furnish price lists at which they can supply the article exhibited. 17. The Committee may withhold any prize when fraudulent or erroneous statements have been made regarding an exhibit, and may also withhold all prizes awarded to exhibitors who have been guilty of false statements of entries. They may be debarred from again exhibiting, and, if members shall be liable to expulsion from the Society. Exhibitors may be required to make a statutory declaration regarding their entries if the committee so desires, 18. Should any exhibit, having gained a prize, be disqualified, the next on the list does not necessarily obtain the prize. The Committee of the Society with or without the advice of the judges shall decide the question. JUDGES AND STEWARDS 19. JUDGES: No judge shall be an exhibitor in any class in which he acts as judge. 20. STEWARDS: Should a steward happen to be an exhibitor in any class in which he is a steward, he must stand aside during the judging of such class and take no part whatever in it. Stewards are requested to observe this rule. EXHIBITORS, STANDHOLDERS, SIDESHOW "PETS" 21. Dogs must be tied up "inside" floats or trucks or vehicles or caravans. REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS 22. All Dairy Cattle must be exhibition two

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REGULATIONS OF THE SHEPPARTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC to be held on FRIDAY 9th (Day and Night) and SATURDAY 10th OCTOBER 2015. The Shepparton Showground has been declared an ALCOHOL FREE ZONE. No alcohol will be permitted on grounds, $200 fine will apply. Bag searches will be conducted on entry to Showgrounds. Exhibitors are particularly requested to READ REGULATIONS CAREFULLY. – They will be STRICTLY ADHERED TO. N.B: Entries of exhibits are only received subject to the following regulations: RIGHT OF ENTRY AND FEES 1. All general entries must be made in writing, on forms supplied by the Society, and signed by or on behalf of the exhibitor, and delivered to the Secretary at her office, Showgrounds High St Shepparton, on or before the specified closing dates. The time for closing the entries will be strictly adhered to. NO LATE ENTRIES. POST ENTRIES EXCEPTED. 2. The holder of a Member's Ticket (with one Guest's Ticket) $35 will be allowed free admission to grounds. No cars will be admitted to the Showgrounds except with special exemption from rule obtained from the Registrar or those showing an Exhibitor’s car pass. N.B: All exhibits must be the bonafide property and in possession of the exhibitor at the date of closing of entry. 3. All exhibits must be entered in the name of the owner, who, on making the entry, will receive a ticket with the section, class and number thereon. 4. The Shepparton Agricultural Society Inc reserves the right to refuse any entry. 5. All persons who, after entering exhibits (especially of stock) shall be unable, through some unforeseen circumstances, to exhibit same, will be expected to give notice to the Secretary of their inability to exhibit before Friday 11th September. Post entries excepted. 6. All exhibits must be in the showgrounds, and placed ready for judging at time and date shown at head of each section. 7. No person shall show the same exhibit or part of exhibit in more than one class, except in classes marked "SPECIAL" and if eligible. This does not apply to dogs or horses. 8. No exhibit competing will be allowed to wear any ribbon, badge or mark until it has been finally judged. Only awards granted at the present show of the Shepparton Agricultural Society may be worn or attached to any exhibit on the Showgrounds. Any exhibitor offending is under penalty of $10 for each offence. 9. All debts to the Society must be finalised by the due date otherwise entries and or ground space may be refused at future exhibitions. 10. No exhibitor will be allowed in that section of the yard in which his exhibit is placed during the adjudication, unless with the consent of the Stewards of the class in which his exhibit is entered, and it shall be the duty of the Stewards to prevent any persons interfering with

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facility to exhibitors, and every care will be taken of exhibits, but no responsibility will be incurred by the society, either in respect of any exhibit or in respect of any loss or damage sustained by reason of an exhibit. 33. Each exhibit shall hold the society and its members idemnified from any loss or damage sustained by or by reasons of his or her exhibit. SPECIAL NOTE The Society is prepared to give liberal encouragement to all kinds of novelties calculated to improve existing or new industries. OHS INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY REGULATIONS (To be read in association with General Safety Regulations) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Site holders and Showmen must give protection of the environment a high priority in all activities on site and must not commit any act that will place the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society Inc (SASS) in breach of any regulation. Any accidental spill or release of substances which may contaminate or harm the environment must be immediately contained and then reported to the Secretary or Ground Manager. Any requirement to discharge substances into the air, stormwater or sewers must be approved by the Secretary. Where the work requires the disposal of any environmentally harmful substance, the Site holders and Showmen shall be responsible for the removal, transport and disposal in accordance with all statutory regulations and laws, so as not to place SASS in breach of any regulation. Tasks which require particular care include: • Refuelling of engines of vehicles, generators, etc. • Disposal of wastewater, cooking fats, etc. ELECTRICAL • All electrical equipment and appliances (power tools, extension leads, etc) must conform to all relevant statutory authorities’ requirements. • Earth Leakage Protection / Residual Current Devices must be used in conjunction with all power tools and extension leads. • Extension leads must be fixed overhead away from pedestrian or vehicular traffic. • Extension leads MUST BE safety tested and tagged with the tag current for the period of the Show. • Any leads that require tagging on the day of the Show will be carried out at the expense of the Exhibitor. Dowsetts Electrical will be on call for the duration of the Show an can be contacted on 0409 575 163. • All electrical works and appliances shall comply with relevant Australian Standards. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Site holders and Showmen are to provide their employees with and enforce the wearing of, all safety equipment

appropriate to the tasks being performed or as deemed mandatory to the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society Inc. This includes gloves, earmuffs, safety boots, safety glasses, facemasks, safety helmets, fall protection harnesses, etc in association with appropriate clothing. Loose clothing, jewellery and unruly hair are dangerous near revolving machinery and personnel operating this equipment are to be suitably clothed. CONDUCT OF SITEHOLDERS’ AND SHOWMEN’S EMPLOYEES Site holders and Showmen are responsible for the conduct of their employees. Skylarking, throwing of objects, careless driving, abusive language, fighting on the site and/or grounds is prohibited. INSURANCE It is mandatory for Showmen to have in place the following insurances: • Workers Compensation Insurance in accordance with the applicable legislative requirements. • Public and Product Liability Insurance with a limit of not less than $5,000,000 for any one occurrence. • Insurances for Plant and Equipment for which they are responsible. SECURITY Site holders and Showmen are responsible for securing their tools, equipment and property adequately, as well as the personal property of their employees, as the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society accepts no responsibility for damage or theft. HOUSEKEEPING/CLEANING – Site holders and Showmen must continually keep their areas clean of debris, packaging materials, etc and place all waste in the provided bins. Every effort is to be made to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle materials. LPG CYLINDERS All LPG cylinders are to be secure, safely installed, tested and ventilated. PREVENTION OF FALLS In March 2010 Worksafe Victoria introduced the OH&S [Prevention of Falls] Regulations 2010. All guild members need to familiarise themselves with the regulations and the “Code of Practice – Prevention of Falls in General Construction”. Both of which are available from Worksafe Victoria. It is the responsibility of members of the Showmen’s Guild to ensure that they have appropriate and adequate prevention measures in place BEFORE any erection of equipment commences at the Shepparton Agricultural Show site. Erection of scaffolding is subject to separate statutory requirements and these are to be adhered to at all times, particularly the fitting of access ladders, kickboards and handrails. Working at heights: There are regulations for working at heights 2 metres & above. Exhibitors must ensure they comply with Worksafe regulations when working above 2 metres. Guidelines for the use of ladders are set out in the OH&S [Prevention of Falls Regulations 2004 and the companion Code of Practice]

Additionally, all ladders shall conform to the appropriate Australian Standards, be maintained in safe condition and be tied off when in use. Aluminium ladders shall not be used for electrical work. MATERIALS BROUGHT ONTO SHOWGROUNDS If there is risk or harm to either personnel or the environment, the Site holders and Showmen shall provide to the Secretary the Material Safety Data Sheet for the substance for approval, prior to use. Flammable and combustible materials shall only be stored in approved containers, labelled with contents as per relevant regulations. PAINTING / FIXINGS Permission must be obtained before commencing any painting on any surface, which is the property of the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society Inc. Similarly, Site holders and Showmen should restrain from driving any nails or screws into any surface, which is the property of the Shepparton Agricultural Show Society for safety reasons (to avoid contacting electrical cables, water pipes, etc). HIGH RISK ACTIVITIES A number of Site holders’ and Showmen’s activities have been assessed as of higher risk and require additional attention to safety and environmental aspects: • Amusement Rides – All safety regulations and requirements of relevant authorities are to be complied with in the erection, securing, operation and dismantling of this equipment. • Equipment Guarding – All machine guards are to be maintained in a safe condition and be securely fitted to equipment before any equipment is operated. The equipment must be stopped before any guard is to be removed and an authorised person following safe procedures must only remove it. • Additionally, prevention of falls as determined in section 10 must be implemented for the construction/ erection of this type of equipment. EMERGENCY EXITS & FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT ACCESS Access aisle ways and pathways to all Emergency Exits and Fire fighting equipment are to be kept totally clear at all times. External exits of doors from buildings are to be regularly checked for clear space. At all times there must be access along all roadways for fire fighting vehicles and other emergency services vehicles. [It is not permissible for ticketboxes etc to protrude onto roadways etc and to block the safe access of these vehicles. Objects that protrude at height such as prize displays must also not protrude in the air space above roadways] CITY OF GREATER SHEPPARTON HEALTH REGULATIONS All food vendors (exposed and packaged) must adhere to City of Greater Shepparton Health Regulations, Registrations and Bylaws. For further information from the Health Department Ph: 03 5832 9700

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PRESIDENT: Lloyd Ohlin SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Natalie Akers JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Vicki Mitchell TREASURER: Sarah Parker ASSISTANT TREASURER: Pat Nicholson REGISTRAR/SECRETARY / Public Officer: Julie Winch EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: OFFICE BEARERS PLUS Ian Simpson, Doug Tuhan, Mark Parker GVRSA DELEGATES: Lloyd Ohlin, Julie Winch VASA DELEGATES: Lloyd Ohlin, Julie Winch NATIONAL DAIRY DELEGATES: Pat Nicholson, Jon Pearce, Doug Tuhan GROUNDS CAPTAIN & COMMITTEE OF THREE: Lloyd Ohlin, Mark Parker, Pat Nicholson, Doug Tuhan VASA CONFERENCE DELEGATES: Lloyd Ohlin, Julie Winch FINANCE, ENTERTAINMENT, ADVERTISING, LETTING COMM: The Executive RING MASTER: Shepparton Pony Club HORSE SUPERINTENDENT: Kerryn Fairless CHIEF CATTLE STEWARD: Pat Nicholson CAPTAIN DAIRY CATTLE: Pat Nicholson CATS: Julie Winch, FCC show manager Liz Parker POULTRY: Ian Simpson ANIMAL NURSERY: Executive plus helpers John & Maxine Parker (chicken hatching) GOATS: Vicki Mitchell HORTICULTURE: Executive ARTS & CRAFTS: Susan Trevaskis, Helen Wall