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CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 www.cabooltureshow.com.au PAGE 1 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 PAGE 2 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 OFFICE BEARERS 2016 / 2017 PRESIDENT: Mr Max Herschell CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mrs Leanne Carius VICE-PRESIDENTS: Ms Trudy White & Mrs Toni Gilliland HONORARY SECRETARY: Ms Michelle Goullet (07) 5495 2030 Email: [email protected] HONORARY TREASURER: Mrs Lynda Rohlf MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBER: Mr Glenn Harrison OFFICE MANAGER: Susan Bromley MEMBERSHIP STEWARD: Susan Bromley PATRON: Cr Adam Hain VICE PATRON: Cr Adrian Raedel HONORARY ADVISERS TO THE ASSOCIATION Legal: Lember and Williams Veterinary: Debbie Rogers 0418 194 842 Auditor: SRJ Walker Wayland Pty Ltd ************************************************************************ CONTENTS Office Bearers.................................................................... 3 Objects of Association........................................................ 3 General Rules.................................................................... 4 Rodeo................................................................................. 4 Horse Section..................................................................... 5 Dairy Cattle......................................................................... 9 Stud Beef Cattle............................................................... 10 Dairy Goats...................................................................... 10 Poultry.............................................................................. 11 Waterfowl.......................................................................... 12 Pigeons............................................................................ 12 Fruit & Vegetables............................................................ 12 Apiary............................................................................... 13 Horticulture....................................................................... 14 Cookery............................................................................ 15 Needlework...................................................................... 17 The Arts............................................................................ 18 Hobbies............................................................................ 19 Lapidary............................................................................ 20 Dogs................................................................................. 20 Schoolwork....................................................................... 20 Best Competitive Trade Exhibit........................................ 21 Aquarium.......................................................................... 21 Woodchop........................................................................ 22 Photography..................................................................... 22 Showgirl Awards............................................................... 24 Ute Muster........................................................................ 25 General Entry Form.......................................................... 27 Show Jumping Entry Form............................................... 28 Stable Application Form................................................... 29 Showgrounds Map........................................................... 31 www.cabooltureshow.com.au PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Welcome to our 90th Annual Show Our main aim as a Show Society is to showcase the Caboolture District at our show. A big THANK YOU must go to the many volunteers who work relentlessly to achieve this aim. I would like to thank all our sponsors, donors, competitors, stewards, exhibitors and families for their ongoing support. I wish everyone involved a very successful and enjoyable show and once again, thank-you for your continued support. Mr. Max Herschell President Thank you for supporting our 90th show. OBJECT The advancement of the Caboolture Show ADDRESS The Hon Secretary Caboolture & District PA & I Assn. Ltd. PO Box 266, Caboolture Q 4510 (07) 5495 2030 (Show week only). Email: [email protected] Website: cabooltureshow.com.au ADMISSION CHARGES Members free each day of the Show on presentation of Membership. Friday, Saturday & Sunday: Adults $15.00; Concessions $8.00 (includes all concession card holders & seniors card holders); High School Students (on presentation of ID) $8.00; Family Pass $30.00 (2 adults and 2 high school children); Primary School Children FREE. ALL Primary School Children must be accompanied by a paying Adult. ONLINE SPECIAL – SAVE MONEY ONLINE PURCHASING YOUR TICKETS PAY 2015 PRICES – cabooltureshow.com.au for more information. ONLINE ONLY BUY A THREE DAY PASS AND SAVE SCHEDULES and ENTRY FORMS are available from the Secretary. Please complete entry forms and forward with appropriate fee to the Chief Steward of the relevant section. This assists greatly in the smooth running of the Show. For a free charity site $15.00 per pass is required. SPACE HIRING CHARGES INSIDE (Roofed Accommodation) $35.00 per metre frontage plus electricity charge as stated below. Minimum frontage of 2 metres. Applications to: Michelle Goullet, 140 Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture. 4510 Ph. 0404 689 065 OUTSIDE (Open Air Accommodation) Charge $35.00 per metre frontage plus an electricity charge as stated below. Applications to: Mr. Alf Herschel, 140 Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture. 4510. 0439 996 506. TWO free passes are issued with each space hired. If more are desired for staff, they are available at $15.00 each with application payment for space. Power and extra tickets MUST be paid prior to MAY 1ST. Where payment is not made by this date, space ordered is automatically allocated to other hirers. Space ordered and paid for but not used will be automatically allocated to others who require space but were refused due to limitation. There will be no refunds of payments if space is cancelled or unused. Where display space is limited, preference will be given to prize-winning exhibits. No exhibits may be removed without the consent of the Stewards before 3.30 pm Sunday unless otherwise stated. Pavilion exhibits must remain in place until after 3.30 pm Sunday. ELECTRICITY CHARGES 10 amp outlets $45 Per Lead 20 amp outlets $100 Per Lead 15 amp outlets $60 Per Lead 3 phase outlets $250 SPACE HIRERS are to ensure that ALL electrical leads and electrical wiring complies with AS - NZS 3002 - 2008 and 3760 - 2010. All power leads and electrical appliances must display a current tag indicating that each lead has been tested and approved by an authorized person in accordance with the requirements of the Workplace, Health and Safety Act e.g:-Has been tested after the 1/1/17. SECURITY on the grounds will be available from 6.00 pm on Thursday 8th June to 8.00 am Monday 12th June. GATES will be open 7.00am on each day for exhibitors. Gates will open to the public at 8.00am. Ring events commence at 8.00am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Night program Friday and Saturday starting at 6pm. PAVILIONS will be open from 8.30am to 8.30pm on Friday and Saturday and 8.30am to 3.30pm on Sunday. RAFFLES - Local organizations wishing to conduct raffles are requested to make application in writing to the Secretary prior to MAY 1st 2017. ON AIR ADVERTISING - Advertising on the air costs $5.00 per day or $12.00 for the 3 days of the show. Please forward advertising and payment to the Secretary as soon as possible. Advertising also taken on the days of the Show. PLEASE NOTIFY STEWARDS OF YOUR INTENTIONS PRIOR TO 1ST May 2017. PAGE 3 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 GENERAL RULES CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD: Ms Michelle Goullet 0404 689 065 GROUND STEWARD: Mr Alf Hershel Phone 0439 996 506 This Show is conducted subject to the rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies, the constitution and rules of the Society and any regulation, which appears within the Schedule for individual sections of this Show. Should there be any conflict between the rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Society, the constitution and rules of this society and the regulations appearing in any schedule, the constitution, rules and regulations appearing in the schedule of this Society shall prevail. ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES 1. The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and to the Constitution and Rules of this Association in addition to any Special Regulations which appear within this Schedule. ENTRIES 2. Please refer to each section. All entry fees are GST inclusive NO LATE ENTRIES 3. Completed entry forms, where requested, together with fees should be in the hands of the Chief Steward or Secretary within one week of Show. 4. The Society reserves the right of refusing or cancelling any entry without giving reasons for doing so. PRIZE MONEY 5. All prizes are paid on the authority of the award entered in the Judge’s Book. When such prizes are paid, to whomsoever they are paid, the Society’s, responsibilities cease and no claim can afterwards be entered. All prizewinners are requested to obtain prizes from the Secretary’s Office on Show days. All prize money is GST inclusive and exhibitors are requested to complete the necessary declaration on their entry forms. 6. Where the prizes are stated as having been donated by a particular person or firm, they take the place of the Society’s prizes, and are not in addition unless expressly stated. In the event of a tie, prize money will be divided. In awarding trophies, the committee may provide Prize Money and Trophy to the value of the stated trophy. SOCIETY’S RESPONSIBILITIES 21. All competitors compete at their own risk. 22. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may occur to any exhibit at the Show, and it shall be a condition of entry that each competitor shall hold the Association harmless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from the accident. 23. The Society will not under any consideration, hold itself responsible for any loss, damage or miss delivery of livestock or other exhibits at the Society’s Show. 24. Any prize not claimed during the Show will be forfeited to the Society. 25. Exhibitors and persons admitted to the grounds shall be subject to the Rules, Regulations and Orders of the Stewards and are required to pay normal admission prices unless exempted by the Association. 26. The foregoing Rules and Regulations, Rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies, and the Notes as set forth in the Schedule are the conditions of competition. Any matter arising not specially provided for in the foregoing shall be determined by the Committee, whose decisions shall be final. 27. Stall holders must ensure that ALL power leads and electrical appliances display a current tag indicating that each lead has been tested and approved by an authorized person in accordance with the requirements of the Workplace Health and Safety Act. ie. has been tested after the 1/1/17 28. EXHIBITORS ARE ADVISED THAT NO ELECTRIC FENCES ARE ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS DURING THE PERIOD OF THE SHOW AND THAT THE SHOW SOCIETIES WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFICERS ARE AUTHORISED TO CUT AND REMOVE SAME WITHOUT NOTICE. 29. MEDIA. By entering the Caboolture Showgrounds, you consent to interview(s), photography, audio recording, video recording and its/their release, publication, exhibition or reproduction to be used for news, web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on web sites, or any other purpose by Caboolture Show Society and its affiliates and representatives. 30. Caboolture Show Society, its officers and employees, and each and all persons involved are released from liability connected with the taking, recording, digitizing, or publication of interviews, photographs, computer images, video and/or sound recordings. NOTE: ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND LEADS ARE TO COMPLY FULLY WITH AS 3002 - 1985. 7. In classes where there is no competition. ie. Only one Exhibitor, the Society reserves the right to award half prize money, if they should so wish. POINT’S (where stipulated) 8. Points shall be allotted as follows: First prize 3 points; Second prize 2 points; Third prize 1 point Where only one entry, only 1 point for first. Where only two entries, 2 points for first, 1 point for second. First prize only awarded if less than 3 entries, unless specified by the Judge. This applies to all sections. EXHIBITS 9. Where display space is limited, preference will be given to prize-winning exhibits. 10. No exhibits may be removed without the consent of the Stewards, before 3.30pm Sunday unless otherwise stated. 11. Pavilion exhibits must remain in place until after 3.30 pm Sunday. Gates will be open to the public at 8.00am. Friday. 12. Exhibits entered in the wrong class by the Exhibitor may be transferred to the proper class by the Stewards. JUDGING 13. The Judge need not award any prize to an exhibit that in his/her opinion does not comply with the conditions. 14. In the judging of Livestock, all questions as to the eligibility of any exhibit with reference to age or breed shall be decided by the Judge. If necessary, judging the class may be deferred until the Exhibitor has produced proof. 15. The Judge may award Second Prize if the exhibit is not worthy of a first, and shall not award any prize if the Exhibit is not considered to be sufficient merit. STEWARDS 16. Stewards shall attend to the Reception, Classification, Numbering and placing of all exhibits and to all matters in connection therewith, and are responsible for the return of all exhibits to owners. 17. The Judge is to be furnished with a Schedule of Prizes, but no information as to the name or place of the owner of the exhibits. 18. Stewards shall prepare Prize Cards and see that these and any Ribbons are properly fixed to the Prize Exhibits. Stewards are to request the Secretary for their requirements of cards, ribbons and stationery within one month of Show Days. PROTESTS 19. The Steward of each section shall settle any dispute arising therein but the exhibitor has the privilege of lodging a written protest against any decision thus given, which will be dealt with by the Committee, whose ruling is final. 20. All Protests must be lodged with the Secretary in writing with a deposit of $50 not later than half an hour after the award has been made. The deposit, in any protest considered frivolous, will be forfeited to the Society. PAGE 4 RODEO SATURDAY 10TH & SUNDAY 11TH JUNE, 2017 CABOOLTURE SHOWGROUNDS INDOOR ARENA JUNIOR RODEO – 8.00AM START SATURDAY ENQUIRIES: 5495 8668 Junior Rodeo - Event Entry Fee: $10 per event A $3 a day membership fee will apply for non-members 7yrs & Under - Prize Money: $50 Per Event 1. Barrel Race 2. Dummy Roping 11 yrs & Under - Prize Money: $50 Per Event 3. Barrel Race 4. Dummy Roping 5. Breakaway Roping 6. Pole Bending 7. Poddy Ride – IF STOCKS AVAILABLE Ages 12 - 15 yrs - Prize Money: $75 Per Event 8. Barrel Race 9. Pole Bending 10. Calf Tying 11. Breakaway Roping 12. Boys Steer Ride - IF STOCKS AVAILABLE Ages 16 - Under 18 yrs (ie. 17 years as of 1st Jan 17) Prize Money: $100 Per Event 13. Bull Ride 14. Saddle Ride 15. Bareback Ride 16. Chute Dogging 17. Rope & Tie 18. Barrel Race 19. Breakaway Roping Judging of Rodeo Queen, Princess & Junior Princess Competition 2.30pm Saturday 10th June 2017 TWO PERFORMANCE OPEN RODEO FIRST PERFORMANCE - SATURDAY 10TH JUNE, 2017 - 5.00PM START SECOND PERFORMANCE - SUNDAY 11TH JUNE 2017 – 10.30 AM START 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Bull Ride $500 Novice Bull Ride $300 Saddle Bronc Ride $500 Bareback Bronc Ride $500 Steer Wrestling $500 Rope and Tie $500 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. Team Roping $500 Barrel Race $500 Breakaway Roping $500 Steer Undecorating $400 Junior Bull Ride $100 Junior Barrel Race $100 Junior Breakaway $100 Entries to central enquiries on Wednesday 31st May 2017 between 10am and 2pm and Thursday 1st June 2017 between 2pm and 6pm. Nomination via NRA Central entries Phone (07) 5499 1700 SECTION 1 – HORSE SECTION HORSE RULES ONLY ENTRIES ON DAY OF JUDGING ONLY a) These conditions are to be read in conjunction with the Show Society’s General Instructions. b) This Show is conducted subject to the rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and constitution and rules of this schedule. c) All riders, drivers and competitors compete at their own risk and no responsibility is accepted by the Caboolture and District Pastoral, Agricultural and Industrial Association Ltd or its servants in any respect for any account or mishap to competitors, animals, property or onlookers which may occur. d) The age of a horse shall be calculated from the first day of August. Every horse foaled before the first of August in any year shall be deemed to be one year old on that date. e) The Mounted Steward will control participants as he sees fit and may demand an entrant’s card on entry to the ring. His orders must be obeyed without question. f) No ring shall be required to wait for a competitor who may be competing in another ring. g) If in the opinion of the judge any horse or pony is entered in the wrong class, the judge shall have the power to classify it in the correct class. h) A maiden is a horse that has not won a first prize in a similar event at an affiliated Show. i) A Novice horse is one, which has never won an Open Championship at any Agricultural Show. j) Stallions are not permitted in hack classes. k) Pony Hacks must not exceed 14 hands. l) Pony Hacks must be ridden by a rider under 17 years of age. m) A Galloway Hack shall be over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands. n) All horses must have a current height certificate acceptable to Caboolture P.A. & I Association. the Chief Steward. cc) Any protest must be lodged in writing to the Ring Master or Ring Steward within 30 minutes of the completion of the event accompanied by a fee of $50. This amount will be forfeited if such protest is considered frivolous by the disputes committee of three persons appointed by the Show Committee. The decision of the disputes committee shall be final and without appeal except that any exhibitor shall have the right of appealing against disqualification imposed as provided for in the constitution of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies. dd) Juniors cannot compete in both graded and Junior events on the same horse) No electric fences are allowed on the grounds during the period of the show and the Societies’ Workplace Health and Safety Officers are authorized to cut and remove same without notice, ff) All dogs must be restrained and kept within the camping area. If not restrained they will be reported to the CSC Compliance Officers for impounding. gg) All livestock to enter via Gate 3 Beerburrum Road Caboolture. NOTE: ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND LEADS ARE TO FULLY COMPLY WITH AS - NZS 3002 - 2008 and 3760 - 2010. SHOW JUMPING PROGRAM STEWARDS: Mr Ken Jensen 0418 880 019 STABLE ENQUIRIES: Booking Form at www.cabooltureshow.com.au No stables will be booked without payment in full. Please note: Stables must be booked using Stable Application Form in Schedule. Forward Application and deposit ASAP. (Allocation will be on a first paid, first allocated basis) NB. All exhibitors to enter grounds through Gate 3 on Beerburrum Road Champion Rider of Show. Sash and $150 prize.........Entry Free FRIDAY 9th June 2017 Walk the Course 8.00am 1. 90cm Two Phase Note. Juniors can ride in Class 1 or 2 but not in both on same horse 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $20, 5th $10 6th $10 Entry Fee $7 2. 3. 4. 90cm Junior Two Phase 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $20, 5th $10 6th $10 Entry Fee $7 1.10 mtr AM5. Note. Juniors can ride in Class 3 or Class 4 but not in both on same horse. 1st $100, 2nd $70, 3rd $50, 4th $40, 5th $30, 6th $20 Entry Fee $10 .10 mtr Junior AM5 1 1st $80, 2nd $60, 3rd $40, 4th $30, 5th $20, 6th $10 Entry Fee $8 5. 1.20 mtr AM5 1st $150; 2nd $100; 3rd $80; 4th $60; 5th $40; 6th $30 Entry Fee $15 Junior rounds do not qualify for overall champion rider for the show. o) A Judge or Steward may direct any person or horse from the competition for bad conduct of one or both. SATURDAY 10th June 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP DAY p) It is recommended that signed performance cards be completed by the Show Steward rather than the Judge during the continuance of the Show. (Combinations may compete in any two events for which they are qualified) q) Judges must be suitably attired in either riding clothes or neat street attire when judging. r) An Exhibit is ineligible to compete if the horse has been owned or leased by the judge, a member of his/her family, his employer or business partner within the last three months. s) An Exhibit is ineligible to compete if the Competitor/Exhibitor has given tuition to the Judge or trained a horse owned or leased by the Judge, within the last three months. t) A Judge shall not visit the horse stables or the owners, nor inspect or discuss any horse entered in the show prior to or during the judging of the relevant section. u) No Competitor/Exhibitor shall deface or alter registration papers or performance cards. v) An Exhibitor shall ensure that horse and Competitor are entered and shown only in the correct class. w) No Competitor or Exhibitor or member of their family shall approach a Judge with regard to a decision unless they first obtain permission from the Ring Master or Ring Steward. x) In Breed classes all horses must be registered with their particular Breed Society. y) In Breed classes registration papers must be available as proof of registration if required. z) Certain breeds and colours of horses of great interest to Horse Associations and public alike judged at Caboolture’s Annual Show on merit and excellence, the predominant factor being award of the Caboolture Show Society’s sash, NOT financial gain. The criterion is QUALITY. The Show Society will foster and further the activities and interests of all Horse Associations or Clubs, which cooperate by providing judges/stewards. Horse Associations should contact the Secretary promptly each year advising of their need in a Schedule and the extent of their material help offered. aa) A Show Society may carry out random tests for drugs in horses. bb) All classes are to assemble in the Marshalling Yard prior to entry into the Main Ring for the event. Classification, etc, is conducted here under the direction of www.cabooltureshow.com.au Walk the Course 7.30am 6. 7. 8. 9. Chirovet Services Open Junior Championship 1st $120 + sash, 2nd $80, 3rd $60, 4th $40, 5th $30, 6th $20, 7th $15 Entry Fee $15 Caboolture Sunday Markets,16 Points & under (D Grade) Championship 1st $250 + sash, 2nd $200, 3rd $120, 4th $80, 5th $60, 6th $40, 7th $30, Entry Fee $16 uture Stars Championship (for horses under 40 points) F 1st $300 + sash, 2nd $250, 3rd $150, 4th $120, 5th $80, 6th $60, 7th $40, Entry Fee $20 Grand Prix: Starting Height 1.35 : Article 273.3.3 1st $350 + sash, 2nd $250, 3rd $150, 4th $120, 5th $90, 6th $60, 7th $50, 8th $30, Entry Fee $20 SUNDAY 11th June 2017 10. Maiden Class Class Starting height 95cms; AM5 (Replace foxhunters discontinued) 1st $80, 2nd $60, 3rd $40, 4th $30, 5th $20, 6th $10 Entry Fee $8 11. 1 .15 AM5 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $80, 4th $60, 5th $40, 6th $30 Entry Fee $12 12. Q ualifying Round, Queensland Amateur Show jumper of the year series 2017 1st $150 + saddlecloth, 2nd $100, 3rd $80, 4th $60, 5th $40, 6th $30, Entry Fee $12 13. 1 .30 mtr Championship 1st $250 + sash, 2nd $200, 3rd $120, 4th $80, 5th $60 Entry Fee $16 Riders please note: Competitors must comply with directions from all Show Society Officials. EA rules apply. Maximum two starts per horse each day. Champion Rider - points scored on any one horse will decide Champion IE any rider could place 1st, 2nd and 3rd if they compete on more than one horse. Points 6,5,4,3,2,1. Owner/Rider or handler of any horse occupying stables/yards not booked and paid for will not be eligible to compete during the show. Nominations at Horse Office from 7.30am....no accounts...no ticket - no start. PAGE 5 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 HORSE & RING EVENTS CHIEF STEWARD: Max Herschell 0416 579 337 HORSE STEWARD: Judy Herschell 0417 760 085 STABLE ENQUIRIES: Booking Form at www.cabooltureshow.com.au No stables will be booked without payment in full. Entries: Nominations will be accepted on the day. FRIDAY 9th June 2017 – 8.30 am Start Entry fee: $4.00/event Prize Money: 1st $12, 2nd $8, 3rd $6. Ribbons to third place Pair’s entry fee $7. Pairs Prize Money: 1st $24, 2nd $16, 3rd $12. (Local or District) THREE RINGS WITH SEPARATE JUDGES RING NO. 1 SENIOR RIDER CLASSES DISTRICT 1. Novice Lady Rider (Entrants not to have been placed at any show). 2. Open Lady Rider CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT LADY RIDER 3. Novice Gentleman Rider 4. Open Gentleman Rider CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT GENTLEMAN RIDER DISTRICT HACKS 5. Maiden Hack 6. Novice Hack 7. Hack 15hh n.e. 15.2hh 8. Hack over 15.2hh n.e. 16hh 9. Hack over 16hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT HACK 10. Pair of Hacks 11. Pleasure Hack (to be ridden in a snaffle bit) 12. Consolation Hack (for Hacks that have not won a ribbon today- FREE ENTRY) 13. Open Hack under 16hh 14. Open Hack 16hh & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN HACK 15. Show Hunter Hack SUPREME CHAMPION DISTRICT HACK – Sash plus $50 Sponsored By DiCavalli Stud RING NO. 2 JUNIOR RIDER CLASSES DISTRICT 16. Tiny Tots 6yrs & under (to be led – English Attire) 17. Boy or Girl Rider 8yrs & under (Resident of Caboolture Shire only) 18. Boy Rider under 8yrs 19. Boy Rider 8yrs & under 11yrs 20. Boy Rider 11yrs & under 14 yrs 21. Boy Rider 14yrs & under 17yrs CHAMPION DISTRICT BOY RIDER $25 Sponsored By DiCavalli Stud RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT BOY RIDER (Classes 18 to 21) 22. Girl Rider under 8yrs 23. Girl Rider 8yrs & under 11yrs 24. Girl Rider 11yrs & under 14yrs 25. Girl Rider 14yrs & under 17yrs CHAMPION DISTRICT GIRL RIDER $25 Sponsored By DiCavalli Stud RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT GIRL RIDER (Classes 23 – 25) DISTRICT PONY HACKS 26. Maiden Pony Hack 27. Novice Pony Hack 28. Pony Hack under 12.2hh 29. Pony Hack 12.2hh n.e. 13hh 30. Pony Hack over 13hh n.e. 13.2hh 31. Pony Hack over 13.2hh n.e. 14hh CHAMPION DISTRICT PONY HACK $50 Sponsored By DiCavalli Stud 32. Pair of Pony Hacks n.e. 14hh 33. Pleasure Pony Hack (to be ridden in a snaffle bit) 34. School Child’s Pony Turnout (to be equipped for child to ride to school). 35. Horse or Pony most suitable for Riding for the Disabled. 36. Consolation Pony Hack (for ponies that have not won a ribbon today - FREE ENTRY) 37. Open Pony Hack under 12.2hh 38. Open Pony Hack over 12.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PONY HACK 39. Show Hunter Pony RING NO. 3 DISTRICT GALLOWAY HACKS (over 14hh but n.e. 15hh) Galloway Hacks will commence at the completion of the Junior Rider Classes 40. Maiden Galloway Hack 41. Novice Galloway Hack 42. Galloway Hack 14hh n.e. 14.2hh 43. Galloway Hack over 14.2hh n.e. 15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT GALLOWAY HACK 44. Pair of Galloway Hacks 45. Pleasure Galloway Hack (to be ridden in a snaffle bit) 46. Consolation Galloway Hack (for Galloway’s that have not won a ribbon today – FREE ENTRY) 47. Open Galloway Hack n.e. 14.2hh 48. Open Galloway Hack over 14.2hh n.e. 15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN GALLOWAY HACK 49. Show Hunter Galloway PAGE 6 INDOOR ARENA 2 JUDGES MINIATURE HORSE UNDER 34” 50. Stallion 5 yrs & Over 51. Stallion 3 yrs & Over 52. Champion Miniature Horse Stallion 53. Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Stallion 54. Colt 2 yrs 55. Colt Yearling 56. Colt under 1 year 57. Champion Miniature Horse Colt 58. Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Colt 59. Mare 5 yrs & over 60. Mare 3yrs to 4yrs 61. Champion Miniature Horse Mare 62. Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Mare 63. Filly 2 yrs 64. Filly yearling 65. Filly under 1 year 66. Champion Miniature Horse Filly 67. Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Filly 68. Gelding 5 yrs & over 69. Gelding 3 yrs to 4 yrs 70. Champion Miniature Horse Senior Gelding 71. Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Gelding 72. Gelding 2 yrs 73. Gelding yearling 74. Gelding under 1 year 75. Champion Miniature Horse Junior Gelding 76. Reserve Champion Miniature Horse Junior 77. Gelding CHAMPION SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT SMALL HORSE Under 38” 78. Stallion 5 yrs & over 79. Stallion 3 yrs to 4 yrs 80. Champion Small Horse Stallion 81. Reserve Champion Small Horse Stallion 82. Colt 2 yrs 83. Colt Yearling 84. Colt under 1 year 85. Champion Small Horse Colt 86. Reserve Champion Small Horse Colt 87. Mare 5 yrs & over 88. Mare 3 yrs to 4yrs 89. Champion Small Horse Mare 90. Reserve Champion Small Horse Mare 91. Filly 2 yrs 92. Filly Yearling 93. Filly Under 1 year 94. Champion Small Horse Filly 95. Reserve Champion Small Horse Filly 96. Gelding 5 yrs & Over 97. Gelding 3 yrs to 4 yrs 98. Champion Small Horse Senior Gelding 99. Reserve Champion Small 100. Horse Senior Gelding 101. Gelding 2 yrs 102. Gelding yearling 103. Gelding under 1 year 104. Champion Small Horse Junior Gelding 105. Reserve Champion Small Horse Junior 106. Gelding SUPREME SMALL HORSE EXHIBIT 107. Solid Colour 108. Broken Colour 109. Dilute Colour 110. Any Other Colour 111. Classic Head Female 112. Classic Head Male 113. Classic Trot Miniature 114. Classic Trot Small Horse PERFORMANCE 115. Miniature Horse Junior Trail 116. Small Horse Junior Trail 117. Miniature Horse Senior Trail 118. Small Horse Senior Trail 119. Miniature Horse Junior Hunter 120. Small Horse Junior Hunter 121. Miniature Horse Senior Hunter 122. Small Horse Senior Hunter 123. Miniature Horse Six Bar Jump 124. Small Horse Six bar Jump 125. Miniature Horse Fault & Out 126. Small Horse Fault & Out Conditions of Entry: All Exhibitors and Handlers must be current financial members of MHAA®. All horses must be registered MHAA® and hold current registration papers. All horses competing in Junior Performance classes be at least CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 12 months actual age or older. All horses competing in Senior Performance must be 36 months actual age or older. Foals under 6 months of age must be 28” or under to compete in Miniature Horse classes. Horse can enter 1 colour class only. SATURDAY 10th June 2017 – 8.00 am Start All horses to be present at the commencement of judging at 8.00am. Four rings will be in operation. Entry fee $4/class. Pair’s entry fee $7/class. Prize money to third place and ribbons to fourth. Prize Money: 1st $12, 2nd $8, 3rd $6. Pairs Prize Money: 1st $24, 2nd $16, 3rd $12 HARNESS CLASSES 11am start in the Eddie Hatchman Oval 127. Horse or Pony Show Turnout 128. Jogger Turnout 129. Hackney Pony in harness 130. Novice Pony 14hh & under in harness (excluding hackneys) 131. Open Pony 14hh & under in harness (excluding hackneys) 132. Novice Horse in harness (excluding hackneys) 133. Hackney Horse in harness 134. Open Horse in harness (excluding hackneys) 135. Show or Trade Turnout, any hitch 136. Lady Whip 137. Gentleman Whip CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HORSE IN HARNESS SUPREME HARNESS HORSE EXHIBIT $50 Sponsored by DiCavalli Stud RING NO. 1 THOROUGHBREDS – Mares & Stallions must be Stud Book Registered 138. Filly under 3 years 139. Mare 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 140. Gelding lightweight 141. Gelding heavyweight CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING 142. Colt under 3 years 143. Stallion 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT SUPREME THOROUGHBRED EXHIBIT 144. Stallion under saddle 145. Mare under saddle 146. Gelding under saddle CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION THOROUGHBRED UNDER SADDLE HACKS (Exceeding 15hh) 147. Led Hack over 15hh n.e. 16hh 148. Led Hack over 16hh CHAMPION & RESERVE LED HACK SENIOR RIDING CLASSES 149. Open Lady Rider 150. Open Gentleman Rider CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT RIDER SIDESADDLE CLASSES 151. Ladies’ Sidesaddle Turnout – Riders 17yrs & over (Horse, riding habit, gear & riding ability to be taken into consideration). 152. Ladies’ Sidesaddle Turnout – Junior Riders under 17 years 132. Horse or Pony under Sidesaddle (Horse/Pony only to be taken into consideration) PACK SADDLE TURNOUT TO BE JUDGED AT 2PM 133. Rider Leading a Horse Packed (More classes may be added if enough competitors) HACKS (Exceeding 15hh) (Winners of Novice Champion/Reserve not eligible for Open Championship/ Reserve unless they have won an Open class) 134. Maiden Hack over 15hh 135. Novice Hack over 15hh n.e. 15.2hh 136. Novice Hack over 15.2hh n.e. 16hh 137. Novice Hack over 16hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MAIDEN/NOVICE HACK 138. Open Hack over 15hh n.e. 15.2hh 139. Open Hack over 15.2hh n.e. 16hh 140. Open Hack over 16hh and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK SUPREME CHAMPION HACK $100 Sponsored by DiCavalli Stud 141. Ladies’ Hack 142. Gentleman’s Hack 143. Child’s Hack ( to be ridden by rider under 17 ) 144. Thoroughbred Hack SHOW HUNTERS (Exceeding 15h) 145. Novice Hunter 15h under 15.2h 146. Novice Hunter 15.2h ne 16h 147. Novice Hunter over 16h CHAMPION NOVICE HUNTER 148. Open Hunter 15h under 15.2h 149. Open Hunter 15.2h ne 16h 150. Open Hunter over 16hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SHOW HUNTER www.cabooltureshow.com.au RING NO. 2 WELSH SECTION A - MOUNTAIN PONIES N.E. 12HH (MOUNTAIN PONIES) 151. Colt 2 years & under 152. Stallion 3 years & over 153. Filly 2 years & under 154. Mare 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH SECTION A WELSH PONIES SECTION B N.E. 13.2HH 155. Colt 2 years & under 156. Stallion 3 years & over 157. Filly 2 years & under 158. Mare 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH SECTION B WELSH SECTION C & D COBS 159. Any sex 2 years & under 160. Stallion 3 years & over 161. Mare 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION C & D COB SUPREME WELSH EXHIBIT GELDINGS SECTION E 162. Junior gelding 2 years & under 163. Gelding of Section A breeding 164. Gelding of Section B breeding 165. Gelding of Section C & D breeding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH GELDING PART BRED WELSH 166. Part welsh under 4 years 167. Stallion 169. Mare 170. Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PART BRED WELSH 171. Stallion, any section under saddle 172. Mare, any section under saddle 173. Gelding, any section under saddle CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH OR PART BRED WELSH UNDER SADDLE AUSTRALIAN PONIES 174. Colt 2 years & under 175. Stallion 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 176. Filly 2 years & under 177. Mare 3 years & over n.e. 13hh 178. Mare 3 years & over 13hh n.e. 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 179. Gelding 2 years & under 180. Gelding 3 years & over n.e. 13hh 181. Gelding 3 years & over 13hh n.e. 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME APSB PONY HACKS 182. Led Pony Hack n.e. 13hh 183. Led Pony Hack over 13hh n.e. 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY HACK JUNIOR RIDER CLASSES 184. Tiny Tots 6yrs & under (to be led English attire) 185. Girl Rider under 8 years 186. Girl Rider 8 years & under 12 years 187. Girl Rider 12 years & under 14 years 188. Girl Rider 14 years & under 17 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER 189. Boy Rider under 8 years 190. Boy Rider 8 years & under 12 years 191. Boy Rider 12 years & under 14 years 192. Boy Rider 14 years & under 17 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER SUPREME JUNIOR RIDER $50 Sponsored by DiCavalli Stud PONY HACKS 193. Maiden Pony Hack n.e. 13hh 194. Maiden Pony Hack over 13hh n.e. 14hh 195. Novice Pony Hack n.e. 13hh 196. Novice Pony Hack over 13hh n.e. 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MAIDEN/NOVICE PONY HACK 197. Pony Hack under 12.2hh 198. Pony Hack 12.2hh n.e. 13hh 199. Pony Hack over 13hh n.e. 13.2hh 200. Pony Hack over 13.2hh n.e. 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK (Queensland Owned & Ridden) 201. Pair Pony Hacks 202. Pleasure Pony Hack (to be ridden in a snaffle bit). 203. Consolation Pony Hack (FREE ENTRY – for ponies that have not won a ribbon today) SHOW HUNTER PONIES 204. Maiden Hunter Pony 205. Novice Hunter Pony 206. Open Hunter Pony under 13h 207. Open Hunter Pony 13h under 14h CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER PONY 208. Consolation Hunter Pony (Free Entry- for Hunter Ponies not winning a ribbon today PAGE 7 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 RING NO. 3 AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONIES 209. Led ASPA Stallion n.e. 14.2hh 210. Led ASPA Mare n.e. 14.2hh 211. Led ASPA Gelding n.e. 14.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED ASPA EXHIBIT AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONIES 212. Led Stallion over 2 years n.e. 14.2hh 214. Led Young Stock 2 years & under, colt, filly or gelding 215. Led Mare over 2 years n.e. 14.2hh 216. Led Gelding over 2 years, n.e. 14.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED RIDING PONY EXHIBIT 217. Ridden ASPA Stallion n.e. 14.2hh 218. Ridden ASPA Mare n.e. 14.2hh 219. Ridden ASPA gelding n.e. 14.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ASPA EXHIBIT 220. Ridden ARP Stallion n.e. 14.2hh 221. Ridden ARP Mare n.e. 14.2hh 222. Ridden ARP Gelding n.e. 14.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED RIDING PONY EXHIBIT ANSA HORSES 223. Colt 2 years & under 224. Stallion 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 225. Filly 2 years & under 226. Mare 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 227. Gelding 2 years & under 228. Gelding 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME ANSA EXHIBIT $50 Sponsored by DiCavalli Stud 229. Stallion under saddle 230. Mare under saddle 231. Gelding under saddle CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ANSA UNDER SADDLE GALLOWAY HACKS (14hh n.e. 15hh) (Winners of Champion/Reserve Maiden/Novice Galloway not eligible for Open Champion/Reserve unless they have won an open class) 232. Led Galloway Hack 14hh n.e. 14.2hh 233. Led Galloway Hack over 14.2hh n.e. 15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY HACK 234. Maiden Galloway Hack 235. Novice Galloway Hack CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MAIDEN/NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK 236. Open Galloway Hack 14hh n.e. 14.2hh 237. Open Galloway Hack over 14.2hh n.e. 15hh 238. Ladies’ Galloway Hack 239. Gentleman’s’ Galloway Hack CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK 240. Pair Galloway Hacks 241. Pleasure Galloway Hack (to be ridden in a snaffle bit) 242. Consolation Galloway Hack (FREE ENTRY – for Galloway’s that have not won a ribbon today. SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 243. Maiden Hunter Galloway 244. Novice Hunter Galloway 245. Open Hunter Galloway 14h ne 14.2h 246. Open Hunter Galloway over 14.2h under 15h CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 247. Consolation Show Hunter for any Galloway Show Hunter not winning a Ribbon today (Free Entry) SUNDAY 10th June 2017 – 8.00am Start (All horses to be present at commencement of judging at 8.00am, unless other¬wise specified. Four rings will be in operation. All horses must be registered with their respective Breed or Colour Societies and proof must be available on the day. Entry fee $4/horse/class. Pair’s entry fee $7/class. Prize Money to third place and ribbons to fourth. Prize Money: 1st $12, 2nd $8, 3rd $6. Pairs Prize Money 1st $24, 2nd $16, 3rd $12. RING NO. 1 STANDARDBREDS 248. Best Presented Standardbred 249. Led Stallion/Colt under 10 250. Led Stallion 10 & over CHAMPION/RESERVE STALLION 251. Led Mare/Filly under 10 252. Led Mare/Filly 10 & over CHAMPION/RESERVE MARE 253. Led Gelding under 10 254. Led Gelding 10 & over 255. Combined Led 256. Combined Ridden CHAMPION/RESERVE GELDING SUPREME LED STANDARDBRED $50 Sponsored by DiCavalli Stud 257. Beginners Walk Trot (less than 4 wins) 258. Open Walk Trot 259. Open under saddle (must canter) 260. Best educated (riders choice workout) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED 2017 QUEENSLAND STANDARD BRED TRACTOR HACK QUALIFIER PAGE 8 261. Combined Led 262. Combined Ridden Sponsored by high grain feeds Champion & reserve qualifier AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES 263. Stallion 4 years and Over 264. Colt 2 to 3 years 265. Colt under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 266. Mare 4 years & Over 267. Filly 2 to 3 years 268. Filly under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 269. Gelding 4 years & Over 270. Gelding 2 to 3 years 271. Gelding under 2 years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME LED A.S.H. EXHIBIT $50 Sponsored by DiCavalli Stud 272. Progeny Pair by same sire or out of same dam 269. ASH Hack Stallion 4 years & Over 270. ASH Hack mare 4 years & Over 271. ASH Hack Gelding 4 years & Over 272. ASH Hack 3 years & under (Colt/Filly/Gelding) 273. ASH Hack Junior Rider under 18 CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION A.S.H. HACK 274. ASH & Lady Rider 275. ASH & Gent Rider 276. ASH & Junior Rider – Under 18 (Above classes must be ridden in an Australian Stock Saddle) 277. Working Stallion 4 years & Over 278. Working Mare 4 years & Over 279. Working Gelding 4 years & Over 280. Working Filly, Colt or Gelding 3 years & Under 281. Working Stock Horse Junior Rider under 18 CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING A.S.H MORGAN HORSE 282. Best Presented 283. Led Stallion/Colt 284. Mare/Filly 285. Led Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED MORGAN HORSE 286. Ridden Stallion 287. Ridden Mare 288. Ridden Gelding 289. Best Educated RING NO. 2 MINIATURE PONIES – under 34” to top of wither 290. Filly 2 years & under 291. Mare 3 years & over 292. Colt 2 years & under 293. Stallion 3 years & over 294. Gelding any age CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY SHETLAND PONIES 295. Any sex 2 years and under 296. Mare 3 years and over 297. Broodmare 298. Stallion 3 years and over 299. Gelding 3 years and over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY 300. Shetland pony under saddle 301. Saddle class for Tiny Tots 6 yrs & under (led by a person 15 years & over). 302. Open Harness class QUARTER HORSES (Registered with AQHA only) 303. Stallion 4 years & over 304. Stallion 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE STALLION 305. Mare 4 years & over 306. Mare 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE MARE 307. Gelding 4 years & over 308. Gelding 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE GELDING APPALOOSA (Registered with AAA Ltd only) 309. Stallion 4 years & over 310. Stallion 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE STALLION 311. Mare 4 years & over 312. Mare 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE MARE 313. Gelding 4 years & over 314. Gelding 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE GELDING PAINT HORSES (Registered with PHAA only) 315. Stallion 4 years & over 316. Stallion 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE STALLION 317. Mare 4 years & over 318. Mare 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE MARE 319. Gelding 4 years & over CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 320. Gelding 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE GELDING 321. Quarter Horse under saddle 322. Appaloosa under Saddle 323. Paint under Saddle PINTOS 324. Filly under 4 years 325. Mare n.e. 14hh 326. Mare over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 327. Colt under 4 years 328. Stallion under 14hh 329. Stallion over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 330. Gelding under 4 years 331. Gelding 4 years & over n.e. 14hh 332. Gelding 4 years & over, over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME PINTO EXHIBIT 333. Pintos – under Saddle PALOMINO 334. Best Presented Palomino 335. Stallion 4 years & over 336. Colt 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE PALOMINO STALLION OR COLT 337. Mare 4 years & over 338. Filly 3 year & under CHAMPION & RESERVE PALOMINO MARE OR FILLY 339. Gelding 4 years & over 340. Gelding 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE PALOMINO GELDING 341. Palomino Under Saddle BUCKSKINS/DUN 342. Best Presented Buckskin/Dun 343. Stallion 4 years & over 344. Colt 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE BUCKSKIN/DUN STALLION OR COLT 345. Mare 4 years & over 346. Filly 3 year & under CHAMPION & RESERVE BUCKSKIN/DUN MARE OR FILLY 347. Gelding 4 years & over 348. Gelding 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE BUCKSKIN/DUN GELDING 349. Buckskin Under Saddle RING NO. 3 P WALER HORSES 342. Best Presented Waler 343. Led Colt or Stallion 344. Led Filly or Mare 345. Led Gelding CHAMPION LED WALER 346. Waler Under Saddle CHAMPION RIDDEN WALER ANDALUSIANS (pure & part bred) 347. Stallion or Colt any age 348. Mare or Filly any age 349. Gelding any age CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PURE OR PART BRED ANDALUSIAN WARMBLOODS 350. Any sex 2 years & under 351. Mare 3 years & over 352. Stallion 3 years & over 353. Gelding 3 years & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WARMBLOOD EXHIBIT CLYDESDALE CROSS SPORT HORSES 354. Stallion 4 years & over 355. Colt 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT CLYDESDALE CROSS SPORT HORSE 356. Mare 4 & over 119. Filly 3 & under CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MASRE OR FILLY CLYDESDALE CROSS SPORT HORSE 357. Gelding 4 & over 358. Gelding 3 & under CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING CLYDESDALE CROSS SPORT HORSE ANDALUSIANS (pure & partbred) – UNDER SADDLE 359. Andalusian under saddle 360. Spanish Costume to be judged under saddle WARMBLOODS – UNDER SADDLE 361. Warmblood under saddle CLYDESDALE CROSS SPORT HORSE UNDER SADDLE 362. Clydesdale Cross Sport Horse Under Saddle FRIESIANS 363. Stallion 4 and over 364. Mare 4 and over 365. Gelding 3 and over 366. Gelding, Mare and Colt under 3 years CHAMPION AND RESERVE FRIESIANS 367. Friesians under saddle PUREBRED ARABIANS www.cabooltureshow.com.au 368. Colt under 2 years 369. Colt 2 years JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION COLT 370. Stallion 3 & 4 years 371. Stallion 5 years & over SENIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION 372. Filly under 2 years 373. Filly 2 years JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION FILLY 374. Mare 3 & 4 years 375. Mare 5 years & over SENIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE 376. Gelding under 2 years 377. Gelding 2 years JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING 378. Gelding 3 & 4 years 379. Gelding 5 years & over SENIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME PUREBRED ARABIAN EXHIBIT 380. Stallion under saddle 381. Mare under saddle 382. Gelding under saddle CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN UNDER SADDLE ARABIAN DERIVATIVES 383. Colt under 4 years 384. Stallion 4 year & over n.e. 14hh 385. Stallion 4 year & over, over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 386. Filly under 4 years 387. Mare 4 years & over n.e. 14hh 388. Mare 4 years & over, over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 389. Gelding under 4 years 390. Gelding 4 year & over n.e. 14hh 391. Gelding 4 years & over, over 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME ARABIAN DERIVATIVE EXHIBIT 392. Derivative Stallion under saddle 393. Derivative Mare n.e. 14hh under saddle 394. Derivative Mare over 14hh under saddle 395. Derivative Gelding n.e. 14hh under saddle 396. Derivative Gelding over 14hh under saddle CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DERIVATIVE UNDER SADDLE ARABIAN MISCELLANEOUS 397. Pure/Partbred Bridle Path Hack 398. Pure/Partbred Australian Pleasure 399. Pure/Partbred Western Pleasure 400. Youth Costume for Pure and Partbred 401. Open Costume for Pure and Partbred SECTION 2 – DAIRY CATTLE Entries to: SATURDAY JUNE 10th 2017 Mr Leo Schneider - 9 Mason Road D’Aguilar 4514 Phone: 5496 1740 Email: [email protected] Judging will commence at 9.00 am sharp Breed and Entries advise if possible before CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. Entry Fees of $2.50 per entry is payable. 2. Prizes: Society sash and prize money of $10 first prize, $7 second prize and $5 third prize per class. Prize money is to be collected after the Grand Parade on the day of the Show. 3. Age of the cattle is to be calculated from date of birth to 1/6/17 4. All exhibits must be on the grounds by no later than 8.30am on judging day. 5. Date of birth of all entries under 4 yrs of age must be stated on the entry form. 6. All cattle must be thoroughly tractable. 7. Animals shall wear only those ribbons won at the show in the Grand Parade. 8. Only cattle approved by the Herd Book Societies will be accepted as entries. 9. A heifer is a female two years old and not exceeding three years of age. A Juvenile is an animal under two (2) years old. 10. No dairy cattle will be allowed on the grounds if they do not come from PAGE 9 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 either EBL accredited free herds, or do not have a certificate recording a negative test within 6 months of the show in accordance with the Chamber of Agricultural Show Societies recommendations and rules. 11. Cattle, from herds which have not been classified Tested Negative, Confirmed Free, or Monitored Negative under the standard DPI rules for Tuberculosis and Brucellosis will not be permitted entry to the grounds. 12. Classes will be judged in schedule order and exhibits not presented when called will be disqualified. 13. Animals entered in best udder classes must be in milk or have completed at least one (1) lactation 14. All livestock to enter via Gate 3 Beerburrum Road Caboolture 15. In accordance with DPI regulations all cattle must be scanned. Please ensure you have NLIS devices insitu, Property Identification Code (PIC) and National Vendor Declaration information on hand. 16. Trophies will be awarded to the Champion of each breed where there are entries. ALL BREEDS CLASS – Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Friesian, Illawarra, Jersey Breeds 1. Cow, 3 years and under 5 years in milk. 2. Cow, 5 years and over in milk. 3. Cow, 3 years and over, dry. 4. Cow, showing the best udder and attachment. 5. Pen of two cows CHAMPION COW RESERVE CHAMPION COW 6. Heifer, 2 yrs and under 2 and a half years, in milk. 7. Heifer, 2 & a half years and under 3 years, in milk. 8. Heifer, 2 yrs and under 3 years, dry. 9. Heifer showing the best udder and attachment. INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION 10. Junior female, under 12 months 11. Junior female, 12 months and under 18 months 12. Junior female, 18 months and under 2 years, dry. RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION. RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE 13. Group of two (2) heifers under 3 years. 14. Maternally Related- to consist of 2 daughters or granddaughters of one dam or dam and daughter or granddaughters 15 Sires progeny, two (2) head any age. 16. Exhibitors group 3 head, any age SUPREME CHAMPION Junior Female- all breeds Trophy $50 SUPREME CHAMPION Intermediate Female- all breeds Trophy $50 SUPREME CHAMPION Intermediate Female showing BEST UDDER AND ATTACHMENT - all breeds trophy - $50 SUPREME CHAMPION COW showing BEST UDDER AND ATTACHMENT all breeds trophy - $50 SUPREME CHAMPION COW - all breeds. Trophy $50 17. Leaders Class - Junior Exhibitor under 10 years of age as at 1st January, leading a heifer under 24 months of age. 18. Leaders Class - Junior Exhibitor under 14 years of age as at 1st January, leading a heifer under 24 months of age 19. Leaders Class - Junior Exhibitor under 18 years of age & over 14 years of age at the 1st January, leading a heifer under 24 months of age. 19. Leaders class Junior Exhibitor under 21 years of age & over 18years of age at the 1st January leading a heifer under 24 months of age. 20. Young Judges Competition We greatly appreciate our sponsors Eric Broad, Eileen Lattimer and Wamuran Coop, Allora Grain, Riverina, Mi-Feed ******************************************************************************************* DAIRY CATTLE: GRAND PARADE 2.30pm SATURDAY 10th June ******************************************************************************************* SECTION 3 – STUD BEEF CATTLE SUNDAY JUNE 10th 2017 CHIEF STEWARD: Janet English Phone 54951321 or 0427 046 158 ASSISTING STEWARDS: Annette Burns, Emma Horner, Robyn Dellaway, Hannah Dellaway & Garry Morris Judging commences 8.00am ENTRY FEE: $ 3.00 per head (Classes 1- 15) $1.00 per entry for Young Judges and Paraders Competition (classes 16-19) ENTRIES CLOSE: 8 th JUNE 2017 with Janet English 46 Stern Road, Bellmere. 4510 Email: [email protected] PLEASE NOTE: If entering more than 1 breed, use a separate entry form for each breed. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. Age of animal to be taken as at 1 June 2017 2. All electrical equipment and leads are to comply fully with AS - NZS 3002 2008 and 3760 - 2010. 3. All entries to be registered with their respective breed society. 4. Breed, Name, D.O.B. herd book number or tattoo to be stated on the official entry form. 5. Any animal shown as an individual exhibit may not be shown behind its dam. 6. The Committee reserves the right to judge single class entries together. 7. All bulls over 12 months must have a nose ring, and must be led by a nose ring and halter. PAGE 10 8. Bulls under 12 months of age and all females must have a nose ring or nose grips when being led. 9. All cattle must be thoroughly tractable. 10. All cattle with the exception of suckling calves must be tethered with a suitable neck strap or chain, when not being paraded. 11. Cattle must be from a property on which Johne’s disease has not been known or suspected to exist during the previous 5-year period. 12. All cattle must be free from ticks and TB. 13. Access is not permitted into the shed or wash bay till 4.00pm on Saturday. 14. All livestock to enter via Gate 3 Beerburrum Road Caboolture. 15. Breeds will be judged individually. 16. Where trophies are donated this trophy will take the place of first prize money. 17. Unless otherwise stated First Prize $10; Second Prize $7; Third Prize $5. 18. In accordance with DPI regulations all cattle must be scanned. Please ensure you have NLIS devices insitu & Property Identification Code (PIC) and National Vendor Declaration information on hand. 19. GRAND PARADE 2PM SUNDAY LED STEER CLASSES 1. Milk Tooth Led Steer 400kg & under live weight. 2. Milk Tooth Led Steer 401kg & over live weight CHAMPION LED STEER – Sponsored by Mi-Feed (Bags of Feed) STUD CATTLE CLASSES BULLS 3. 6 months and under 12 months 4. 12 months and under 16 months 5. 16 months and under 20 months JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL & RESERVE 6. 20 months and under 24 months 7. 24 months and under 30 months 8. 30 months and under 48 months. SENIOR CHAMPION BULL & RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL FEMALES9. 6 months and under 12 months 10. 12 months and under 16 months 11. 16 months and under 20 months JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE & RESERVE 12. 20 months, and under 24 months 13. 24 months and under 30 months 14. 30 months and over SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE & RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION BRITISH BULL GRAND CHAMPION EUROPEAN BULL GRAND CHAMPION TROPICAL BULL GRAND CHAMPION SMALL BREEDS BULL GRAND CHAMPION BRITISH FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION EUROPEAN FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION TROPICAL FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION SMALL BREEDS FEMALE SUPREME BULL EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW $100 SUPREME FEMALE EXHIBIT OF THE SHOW $100 15. INTERBREED EXHIBITORS GROUP: both sexes to be represented. All three animals must have competed in classes 3-14. $50 for first place CLASSES 16. Paraders Competition (Under 14 yrs) 17. Paraders Competition (14 yrs & Under 18 yrs) 18. Paraders Competition (18 yrs & Under 25 yrs) 19. Young Judges Competition ONLY ONE will be picked from winners of classes 18 & 19 to represent Caboolture PA & I Association Ltd at the Regional Final at Woodford. For the Judges and Paraders you must be over 15 years and less than 25 years of age as at 1 May 2017 to compete in the State Finals. Sponsors we can’t thank enough for their support: RJ & JL Thomson; Burgess Kitchens; Mi-Feed, Bellmere Butchers; DJ & TD Lindsay; Behrens Family, Meat & Livestock Australia, Northside Endoscopy Service ; Norco, Narangba Select Meats, Suncoast Rural Supplies, Stariha Auctions, Westfarmers Insurance. SECTION 4 – DAIRY GOATS JUDGING- SATURDAY 10th JUNE 2017 at 10.00am STEWARD: Lyndy Bowden Ph: 07 54851353 PO Box 429 POMONA 4568 Entries to: $2 per entry Entry Fee: First $6, Second $4, Third $3 Prize Money: RULES & REGULATIONS 1. All goats must be from fully C.A.E. Accredited herds. A copy of current C.A.E. Accreditation Certificate must be forwarded with entries. If this is not complied with the entries will be rejected and the goats may not be shown. There will be no Buck Classes (Breeding Season) 2. ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND LEADS ARE TO COMPLY FULLY WITH AS - NZS 3002 - 2008 and 3760 - 2010. 3. Entries close on 9th June 2017. It would be appreciated if entries could be lodged promptly before show day, but if unable I will take entries on day of show. All entries must be in half an hour before judging. 4. All goats are to stay on vehicle until stewards view certificate. (WARNING) Certificates must be produced. CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 5. Waybill - a fully completed Waybill as prescribed by the Stock Act - 1915, must accompany all goats. 6. Exhibits are required to stay until 4pm. No payouts till 3pm. CLASS 1. Best groomed and presented, any age any breed. 2. Saanen Doe, 2 years and over in milk or dry. 3. Anglo-Nubian Doe, 2 years and over in milk or dry. 4. British Alpine Doe, 2 years and over in milk or dry. 5. Toggenburg Doe, 2 years and over in milk or dry. 6. Any other Dairy Breed Doe, 2 years and over in milk or dry. 7. Saanen Doe, 1 year and under 2 years in milk or dry. 8. Anglo-Nubian Doe, 1 year and under 2 years in milk or dry. 9. British Alpine Doe, 1 year and under 2 years in milk or dry. 10. Toggenburg Doe, 1 year and under 2 years in milk or dry. 11. Any other Dairy Breed Doe, 1 year and under 2 years in milk or dry. 16. Best Udder - Doe any age or breed on 1st Lactation. Doe must have kidded once. 17. Best Udder - Doe any age or breed on 2nd or subsequent lactation. 18. Saanen Doe, Kid less than 12 months. 19. Anglo-Nubian Doe, Kid less than 12 months. 20. British Alpine Doe, Kid less than 12 months. 21. Toggenburg Doe, Kid less than 12 months. 22. Any other Dairy Breed Doe Kid less than 12 months. 31. Sires progeny. Two progeny, any age, any breed, does. 33. Dam’s progeny. Two progeny, any age, any breed, does. 34. Dam and One progeny, any age, any breed, does. DOE CHAMPIONSHIPS C1 CHAMPION SAANEN DOE & RESERVE (From classes 2, 7,18) Trophy & Rosette C2 CHAMPIONSHIP ANGLO-NUBIAN DOE & RESERVE (From classes 3, 8,19) Trophy & Rosette C3 CHAMPIONSHIP BRITISH ALPINE DOE & RESERVE (From classes 4, 9, 20) Trophy & Rosette C4 CHAMPIONSHIP TOGGENBURG DOE & RESERVE (From classes 5, 10, 21) Trophy & Rosette C5 CHAMPION ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED DOE & RESERVE (From classes 6, 11, 22) Trophy & Rosette BEST UDDER OF SHOW - ALL BREEDS JUNIOR CHAMPION DOE - ALL BREEDS CHAMPION DOE KID - ALL BREEDS GRAND CHAMPION DOE OF SHOW (From classes C1, C2, C3, C4, C5)Trophy & Rosette ALL ENTRIES IN CLASSES 31, 33 & 34 MUST BE ENTERED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE AGE CLASSES SECTION 5 - POULTRY SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs. Rebecca Ebert Phone: 0404 050 483 15 Fulham Rd, Mt Beppo 4313 STEWARDS: Members of Caboolture & District Poultry Club JUDGES: TBA ENTRY FEE: $1.00 per bird. PRIZE MONEY: First $4; Second $3; Third $2. ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 31st May to chief steward 1. NO late or phone entries will be accepted. 2. Birds must be penned by 8.30am on the day of the show. Pen numbers will be available from 6.30am. 3. Judging will commence at 9am and the Judge’s decisions will be final in all cases. 4. Judges reserve the right not to award a prize if an exhibit is unworthy. 5. All Exhibits will be in the hands of the steward during the Show and will not be touched or handle by any person other than a Judge or Steward under any pretense whatsoever without the consent of the Stewards. 6. Owner’s names will not appear on cages, except on award cards. All birds must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor. 7. No bird will be removed before 4.00pm without the consent of the Chief Steward. 8. Any bird dyed or otherwise interfered with will be disqualified. 9. All care will be taken by the stewards, but no responsibility will be accepted for loss of birds by death, theft or any other cause. 10. No sick, diseased or parasite infected birds will be accepted. 11. AOV (Any other variety). AC (Any Colour) and AOC (Any other Colour) are to be named. 12. Entry fee: $1.00, Cheques or money orders payable to Caboolture & District P.A. & I. Assn Ltd (No Cheques under $5.00 Please).Admission fee to grounds applies to all exhibitors. 13. PRIZE MONEY: First $4; Second $3 & Third $2. Sash and Trophy MAJOR AWARDS: PHYLLIS EMBREY MEMORIAL AWARDS: Grand Champion Bird of Show Reserve Champion Bird of show OTHER MAJOR AWARDS: Champion Hardfeather Large Champion Softfeather Large Champion Exhibition Pair www.cabooltureshow.com.au Sash & $20 Cash Champion Hardfeather Bantam Champion Softfeather Bantam SASH & TROPHY Champion Minor Variety of Show Champion Junior Exhibit ASH & BAG OF FEED (Donated by Caboolture Poultry Club) S Champion Softfeather Heavy Large Champion OEG Large Reserve Ch. Softfeather Heavy Large Reserve Champion OEG Large Champion Softfeather Light Large Champion AOV Game Large Reserve Ch. Softfeather Light Large Reserve Champion AOV Game Large Champion Softfeather Heavy Bantam Champion OEG Bantam Reserve Ch. Softfeather Heavy Bantam Reserve Champion OEG Bantam Champion Softfeather Light Bantam Champion Modern Game Bantam Reserve Ch. Softfeather Light Bantam Reserve Ch Modern Game Bantam Champion Natural Softfeather Bantam Champion AOV Game Bantam Reserve Ch. Natural Softfeather Bantam Reserve Ch AOV Game Bantam DONORS The Caboolture P.A. & I. Assn. Ltd and its poultry stewards would like to thank the following donors: Caboolture and District Poultry Club, Betta Produce, Albert Freeman, Owen Glover and Darren & Rebecca Ebert. CLASSES SOFTFEATHER LARGE HEAVY Australorp AC Langshan. AC Orpington, AC Plymouth Rock, AC Rhode Island Red S/C Sussex, Light Wyandotte, Columbian Wyandotte, White Wyandotte, AOC AOV Heavy Softfeather Large SOFTFEATHER LARGE LIGHT Ancona S/C Araucana Hamburgh, Silver Spangled Hamburgh, AOC Leghorn, White Leghorn, AOC Silkie, Black Silkie, White Silkie, AOC AOV Light Softfeather Large HARDFEATHER LARGE OEG, Black Red/Partridge D/L OEG, Blue Red OEG, Brown Red OEG, Duckwing OEG, Pile OEG, Ginger OEG, AOC Australian Game, Black Red Australian Game, AOC Malay Game, AC Modern Game, AC Indian Game, Dark Indian Game, AOC Pit Game, Heavy Plain Face Pit Game, Light Plain Face Pit Game, Muff AOV Hardfeather Large COCK HEN CKL PLT 1 5 9 13 25 29 33 37 41 45 2 6 10 14 26 30 34 38 42 46 3 7 11 15 27 31 35 39 43 47 4 8 12 16 28 32 36 40 44 48 49 53 57 61 65 69 73 77 81 85 50 54 58 62 66 70 74 78 82 86 51 55 59 63 67 71 75 79 83 87 52 56 60 64 68 72 76 80 84 88 89 93 97 101 105 109 113 117 121 125 129 133 137 141 145 149 153 90 94 98 102 106 110 114 118 122 126 130 134 138 142 146 150 154 91 95 99 103 107 111 115 119 123 127 131 135 139 143 147 151 155 92 96 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 132 136 140 144 148 152 156 SOFTFEATHER BANTAM HEAVY Australorp, Black 157 158 159 Australorp, AOC 161 162 163 Frizzle, White 165 166 167 Frizzle, AOC 169 170 171 Langshan, Black 173 174 175 Langshan, AOC 177 178 179 Orpington, AC 181 182 183 Plymouth Rock, AC 185 186 187 Rhode Island Red S/C 189 190 191 Rhode Island Red R/C 193 194 195 Rhode Island White 197 198 199 Sussex, AC 201 202 203 Wyandotte, White 205 206 207 Wyandotte, Columbian 209 210 211 Wyandotte, Any laced Variety 213 214 215 Wyandotte, Partridge or Silver Pencilled 217 218 219 Wyandotte, AOC 221 222 223 AOV Softfeather Bantam Heavy 225 226 227 SOFTFEATHER BANTAM LIGHT Ancona S/C 229 Araucana, AC 233 Leghorn, Black 237 Leghorn, White 241 Leghorn, AOC 245 AOV Softfeather Bantam Light 249 230 234 238 242 246 250 231 235 239 243 247 251 160 164 168 172 176 180 184 188 192 196 200 204 208 212 216 220 224 228 232 236 240 244 248 252 PAGE 11 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 CLASSES COCK SOFTFEATHER BANTAM NATURAL Belgian Barbu d’Anvers, AC 253 Belgian Barbu d’Uccle, Millefleur or Porcelaine 257 Belgian Barbu d’Uccle, AOC 261 Japanese, Black Tailed White 265 Japanese, AOC 269 Pekin, Black 273 Pekin, White 277 Pekin, AOC 281 Rosecomb, AC 285 Sebright, Gold 289 Sebright, Silver 293 HARDFEATHER BANTAM OEG, Black Red/Partridge D/L 297 OEG, Black Red/Partridge L/L 301 OEG, Black Tail Wheaten OEG, Blue Tail Wheate OEG, Blue Red 309 OEG, Duckwing D/L 313 OEG, Duckwing L/L 317 OEG, Pile 321 OEG, Spangled 325 OEG, Brown Red 329 OEG, Grey or Birchen 333 OEG, Muff or Tassel 337 OEG, AOC 341 Modern Game, Black Red 345 Modern Game, Blue Red 349 Modern Game, Black Tail Wheaten Modern Game, Blue Tail Wheaten Modern Game, Birchen 357 Modern Game, Brown Red 361 Modern Game, Duckwing AC 365 Modern Game, Pile 369 Modern Game, AOC 373 Australian Game, Black Red 377 Australian Game, Blue Red 381 Australian Game, AOC 385 Indian Game, Dark 389 Indian Game, AOC 393 Pit Game, Plain Face 397 Pit Game, Muff 401 AOV Hardfeather Bantam 405 EXHIBITION PAIRS Softfeather Large Hardfeather Large Softfeather Bantam Hardfeather Bantam HEN CKL PLT 254 255 256 258 262 266 270 274 278 282 286 290 294 259 263 267 271 275 279 283 287 291 295 260 264 268 272 276 280 284 288 292 296 298 302 305 307 310 314 318 322 326 330 334 338 342 346 350 353 355 358 362 366 370 374 378 382 386 390 394 398 402 406 299 303 311 315 319 323 327 331 335 339 343 347 351 359 363 367 371 375 379 383 387 391 395 399 403 407 300 304 306 308 312 316 320 324 328 332 336 340 344 34 352 354 356 360 364 368 372 376 380 384 388 392 396 400 404 408 409 410 411 412 JUNIORS Open to Children 12 years & under. Entries will be judged on presentation and condition. Birds must be clean. Limit of 2 entries per exhibitor. Softfeather Large Male 413 Softfeather Large Female 414 Hardfeather Large Male 415 Hardfeather Large Female 416 Softfeather Bantam Male 417 Softfeather Bantam Female 418 Hardfeather Bantam Male 419 Hardfeather Bantam Female EGGS Plate of Six Eggs Large AV Bantam AV 7. The judge shall not make an award if in his opinion the exhibit is unworthy, and is empowered to remove any exhibit entered in the wrong class and place it in the correct class. 8. Owners’ names may not be shown anywhere on the cage except on award cards. 9. No bird shall be removed from the pen without consent of stewards. 10. The Association shall take all care but accepts no responsibility for loss of birds through death, theft or other causes. 11. No sick, diseased or parasite-infested birds will be accepted. 12. Large pens limited to geese. Other pens for ducks and pairs. SASH AND CASH WILL BE AWARDED TO: CHAMPION WATER FOWL OF SHOW ($20) RESERVE CHAMPION WATER FOWL OF SHOW ($10) PLEASE NOTE CLASS FOR DRAKE INCLUDES YOUNG AND OLD. SAME APPLIES FOR DUCK ETC. 423. Drake 424. Duck MUSCOVY AC ROUEN 425. Drake 426. Duck 427. Drake 428. Duck PEKIN 429. Drake 430. Duck SAXONY INDIAN RUNNER AC 431. Drake 432. Duck 433. Drake 434. Duck KHAKI CAMPBELL BUFF ORPINGTON 435. Drake 436. Duck 437. Drake 438. Duck MALLARD AC CALL AC 439. Drake 440. Duck ANY OTHER VARIETY 441. Drake 442. Duck 443. Drake 444. Duck GEESE ANY VARIETY TURKEY ANY VARIETY 445. Drake 446. Duck EXHIBITION PAIRS Waterfowl 447 JUNIORS Open to Children 12 years & under. Entries will be judged on presentation and condition. Birds must be clean. Limit of 2 entries per exhibitor. 448 Waterfowl Male Waterfowl Female 449 SECTION 7 – PIGEONS Pigeons Cancelled For 2017 Due to Pigeon Rotavirus Disease For further information contact :CHIEF STEWARD: Barry Ross (07) 3358 3677 Email: [email protected] SECTION 8 – FRUIT & VEGETABLE CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Garry White 0404060749 The Shields, Cups and Sashes for this section are donated by the Caboolture PA & I. Association Ltd. The Exhibitors gaining most points in Section 8A, 8B, 8C, 8D and 8E respectively shall be eligible for a Shield each valued at $60. The Shields shall remain the property of the Caboolture Show Society and the holders are required to return the Shield to the Show Secretary one month prior to the next Annual Show. A point’s scale of 4 points for the first place and 2 points for second place is used to decide the winners. Fruit and vegetables exhibited in all sections are to be of good marketable quality and free of disease. PLEASE NOTE: General Rules 7 and 15 will be enforced. Entries to the Ben Johnson pavilion. Presentation of trophies will be held at the Ben Johnson Pavilion. Sale of some fruit & vegies will be in the pavilion at 3pm on Sunday 11th June 2017. Entries must be in by the time allocated. 420 421 422 SECTION 6 – WATERFOWL SUNDAY 11th June 2017 PREMIER DUCK SHOW OF QUEENSLAND CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs. Rebecca Ebert Phone: 0404 050 483 15 Fulham Rd, Mt Beppo 4313 Peter Reinke JUDGE: $1.00 per bird. ENTRY FEE: First $4; Second $3; Third $2. PRIZE MONEY: ENTRIES CLOSE: Tuesday 24th May 2017 to Chief Steward 1. DEFINITELY NO LATE OR PHONE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. 2. Birds must be penned by 8.45 am Sunday 11th June 2017 3. In the Phyllis Embrey pavilion and may not be removed prior to 4pm without consent of the Chief Steward. 4. Judging will commence at 9.00 am sharp, Sunday 11th June, 2017. 5. All Exhibits will be in the hands of the steward during the Show and will not be touched or handle by any person other than a Judge or Steward under any pretense whatsoever without the consent of the Stewards. 6. Public and exhibitors not permitted to enter the particular section being judged at time of judging. The judge’s decision is absolute and final. PAGE 12 SUB-SECTION 8A – BANANAS STEWARD: Mr. Paul West Entry Fee $2. Entries to be in the hands of the Stewards by 3pm Thursday 8th June 2017. CLASS 1. Best Bunch Cavendish Variety 1st $35; 2nd $15. 2. Best Carton XL Cavendish Variety 1st $15 2nd $10. CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 3. Best Hand Cavendish Variety 1st $15; 2nd $10. 4. Best Bunch (AOV) 1st $35; 2nd $15 5. Best Bunch Lady Finger 1st $35; 2nd $15. 6. Best Carton Lady Finger 1st $15; 2nd $10. 7. Best Hand Lady Finger 1st $15; 2nd $10. 8. Best Bunch Gold Finger 1st $35; 2nd $15. 9. Best Carton Gold Finger 1st $15; 2nd $10. 10. Best Hand Gold Finger 1st $15; 2nd $10. CHAMPION BUNCH OF SHOW and Reserve will be selected from the winners of class 1, 4, 5 & 8 for the Ben Johnson memorial trophy donated by Mrs V Beanland. SUB-SECTION 8B – PINEAPPLES STEWARD: Mr. Garry White M: 0404 060 749 Entry Fee $3. Entries to be in the hands of the Steward by 3pm Thursday 8th June 2017. CLASS 1. Heaviest pineapple 1st $70; 2nd $40; 3rd $30 2. Four canning pineapples 1st $100; 2nd $70; 3rd $50 3. Best four pineapples 1st $100 2nd $70 4. Juicing pineapples 1st $100; 2nd $75; 3rd $50 5. Carton of pineapples 1st $100; 2nd $70; 3rd $50 6. Four market Hybrid pineapples 1st $100 2nd $70 7. One tray of hybrid (non smooth cayenne) pineapples 1st $100 SUB-SECTION 8C – CITRUS STEWARD: Mr Jason Walsh $1.00. First prize $8; second prize $6; third prize $5 Entry Fee Entries close 12 noon Thursday 8th June 2017. NOTE: Please cut above the first two leaves CLASS 1. Four Navel oranges 2. Four oranges, AOV 3. Four Imperial mandarins 4. Four mandarins, AOV 5. Four bush lemons 6. Four Meyer lemons 7. Four lemons AOV 8. Four limes 9. Four grapefruit AV 10. Plate of cumquats 11. Four of AOV of citrus fruit 12. Best cluster of citrus fruit, they have to be joined by a stem and have at least 3 leaves on the stem. First prize $6; Second Prize $4 13. A collection of citrus fruit (2) of four fruits in this section. All fruit must have a stem on no more than 1cm long. First Prize $6; Second prize $4. SUB-SECTION 8D – TROPICAL FRUIT STEWARD: Mr Jason Walsh $1.00. First prize $8; Second prize $6; Third $5. Entry Fee Entries to be in the hands of the Stewards by 12pm Thursday June 8th 2017. NOTE: Please cut above the first two leaves, except passionfruit - must have a stem. CLASS 1. Three Hass avocados 2. Three avocados, AOV 3. Three Papaws AOV 4. Six panama passionfruit 6. Six passionfruit AOV 7. Plate full of macadamia nuts 8. Plate full of pecan nuts 9. Plate full of nuts AOV 10. Three carambola (star fruit) 11. Three tropical fruit AOV 12. Best displayed plate of Tropical Fruit and Citrus Fruit. 3 of AOV citrus fruit and 3 of AOV tropical fruit. All fruit must have a stem on no more than 1cm long. First prize $6; Second prize $4. 13. Collection of tropical fruits (2) of each four fruits in this section, all fruit must have a stem on no more than 1cm long. First prize $6; Second prize $4. SUB-SECTION 8E – VEGETABLES STEWARD: Mr Jason Walsh $1.00 (Vegetables to be judged on quality) Entry Fee Entries to be in the hands of Chief Steward by 12pm Thursday June 8th 2017. NOTE: General Rules Nos. 7 and 15. First Prize $6; Second Prize $4. CLASS 1. Two Butternut Pumpkins 2. Bugle Pumpkin 3. Two Pumpkins Kent Specials 4. Two Drum Head Cabbages 5. Two Lettuce AOV 6. Plate of Snow Peas 7. Plate of Peas AOV 8. Plate of Butter Beans 9. Plate of Beans AOV 10. Plate of Rosellas 11. Plate of Chillies 12. Three Green Cucumbers 13. Three Apple Cucumbers 14. Three Marrows 15. Six Button Squash 16. Two Squash AOV 17. Three Chokos 18. Six Red Tomatoes 19. Six Egg Tomatoes 20. Plate of Cherry Tomatoes 21. Three White Globe Turnips 22. Three Medium Carrots 23. Three Long Carrots 24. Three Leeks 25. Two bunches Shallots 26. Six Spring Onions 27. Six Globe Radish 28. Six Radish. AOV 29. Coffee Plant 30. Six Chives 31. One Rhizome Ginger 32. Bunch Parsley 33. Collection Herbs 34. Collection Vegetables - 2 each of 9 varieties www.cabooltureshow.com.au SUB-SECTION 8F – DISTRICT DISPLAYS STEWARD: FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Mr Garry White 1. Displays must be completed by 4.00pm Thursday 8th June 2017 2. Open to all districts. 3. Sashes awarded to all displays. 4. Entry fee $10. 5. First Prize $500; 2nd $250 6. Each exhibit will be judged on A. APPEAL; B. QUALITY; C. NEATNESS. SUB-SECTION 8G – HEAVIEST INDIVIDUAL STEWARD: Entry Fee PIECE OF FRUIT OR VEGETABLE Mr Jason Walsh $1.00 First Prize $6; Second Prize $4. Fruit 1. Largest Banana of any variety 3. Largest Tropical Fruit of any variety Vegetables 4. English Potato 6. Largest Root Vegetable of any variety 8. Largest Zucchini of any variety 10. Largest Tomato of any variety 2. Largest Citrus of any variety 5. Sweet Potato First Prize 7. Largest pumpkin of any variety 9. Largest Squash of any variety 11. Largest - any other vegetable SECTION 9 – APIARY CHIEF STEWARD: CI Williams 36 Romar Road, Glasshouse Mts Q 4518 Phone: (07) 5493 0510; 0429 667965 ASSISTANT STEWARD: L.Moffatt (a) All exhibits must be in the Ben Johnson Pavilion by 6pm Wed 7th June 2017. (b) Entry fees, all classes $1.00. No exhibit is acceptable unless an entry fee has been paid and an entry form completed, then presented to the Chief Steward. (c) Rosettes & Vouchers for Champion Honey, Champion Exhibit Junior and Open Class. (d) Perpetual Trophy. Gus Sattler Shield for most points plus $50 – Donated by Qld Bee-Keepers Assoc. Runner Up - $25 from Queensland Bee Keepers Assoc. (e) FR & EM Mitchell. Annual Encouragement Award. Most points. Junior & Novice. Bee Equipment donated By C.Williams (f) Prize monies are payable on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Show Grounds Office. Due to mail and banking charges they will not be posted. (g) Observation hives may be exchanged or taken by arrangement with Chief Steward. (h) Judging will commence 10.00am Thursday 8th June 2017. (i) The Judge need not award any prize to an exhibit that in his opinion does not meet show standard. JUNIOR & NOVICE SECTION CLASS 1. One 500gm bottle of Extracted Honey light. 2. One 500gm bottle of Extracted Honey golden 3. One 500gm bottle of Extracted Honey dark. First – $15 Voucher donated by Apiary Cots Second – Queen Bee donated by Glasshouse Apiaries 4. One 500gm bottle Comb & Liquid Honey First - Bee Equipment donated by RS Harwood. 5. Item - Wax – 1/2kg any colour First – Bee Equipment donated by B & C Williams OPEN SECTION CLASS 1. Two 500gm bottles of Extracted Honey Light 2. Two 500gm bottles of Extracted Honey Light-Golden 3. Two 500gm bottles of Extracted Honey Golden 4. Two 500gm bottles of Extracted Honey Dark Classes 1-4 prize money: 1st $10 + Queen Bee supplied by Glasshouse Apiaries: 2nd $6; 3rd $4 5. Two 500g bottles Granulated Honey Fine Grain. 6. Two 500g bottles Granulated Honey Coarse Grain. 7. Two 500g bottles Creamed Honey. 8. Two 500g bottles Comb in Honey. 9. Collection of Honey – 3 x 500g bottles – one of each variety Prize Money classes 5 - 9 1st $8 2nd $6 3rd $4 10. Honey Trophy - to contain not less than 6 kilos. Prize $12 11. Two Sections or Cut Comb Boxes. 12. One Frame Comb Honey, Full depth. 13. One Frame Comb Honey WSP 3/4 size frame. 14. Block wax natural yellow - not less than 1 kilo 15. Block wax natural white - not less than 1 kilo 16. Beeswax for Retail Trade minimum 5 tablets. Total minimum weight 1 kilo. Prize money Classes 11-15 1st $8; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 17. Collection of fancy Wax. Prize money 1st $12; 2nd $8; 3rd $6. 18. Wax for commercial trade. Weight 8-10 kilo any colour. Prize: 1st $15 + Queen Bee supplied by Glasshouse Apiaries; 2nd $10; 3rd $8 19. Wax for commercial trade 4-5 kgs Prize Money 1st $10, 2nd $8, 3rd $6 20. Observation Hive with Queen and Progeny Prize money 1st $20; 2nd $15; 3rd $10 PAGE 13 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 CHAMPION HONEY prize – $25 voucher from Quality Bee Keeping Supplies, Item from St Burnett Bee Keeping Supplies & Queen Bee from Glasshouse Apiaries CHAMPION EXHIBIT – Prize item from St Burnett Bee Keeping Supplies, $25 voucher from Quality Bee Keeping Supplies SPONSORS: Bee Equipment - Apiary Cots, TA & FH Bradford,St Burnett Bee Keeping Supplies, Quality Bee Keeping Supplies, B&C Williams, RS Harwood, Capilano Honey Queen Bees - Glasshouse Apiaries. SECTION 10 – HORTICULTURE STEWARDS: Mrs. Judy Milne 0404835392 [email protected] Email: Sandra Dellaway 554298720 (Sponsored in conjunction with Caboolture Garden Club) GENERAL RULES 1. All exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards at the showgrounds, by 6pm Thursday 8th June 2017 in the CT Williams Pavilion. Pot Plants- 3-6pm Wednesday 7th June Cut Flowers- 3-6pm Thursday 8th June Judging will commence from 6:30pm Thursday 8th June 2. All exhibits are to be delivered to stewards with entry form attached. 3. Entry fees are to accompany entry forms and in no circumstances shall any entry be received for judging unless such fees are paid. Entry Fee: $1.00 per entry in Sub-Sections A, C, D and E. Children Sub Section B FREE. 4. Competitors must display only number of blooms specified. 5. No exhibit in this section will be allowed to compete in more than one class. 6. Where specified in the schedule that the prize money or trophy is donated, the donation takes the place of first or second prize. 7. Prize money may be collected from the payout steward at the Secretary’s Office. Prize money not collected shall be forfeited. Prize money will only be paid on presentation of the association’s authorized payout cards properly completed and signed by the Chief Steward as from Friday afternoon. 8. Exhibits may be collected from stewards from between 3pm & 4pm Sunday. 9. All arrangements frontal unless otherwise stated. 10. Any suitable foliage permitted in any arrangement unless otherwise stated. 11. Bases, drapes and accessories permitted, but must not dominate over horticultural material 12. All hanging baskets must be able to be hung for judging and display. This is the exhibitor’s responsibility. SUB-SECTION 10A – FLORAL ART STEWARDS: Mrs. Carole Morrison 5498 6145 Mrs. Linda Zahner 3886 7729 0410 472 162 First Prize $6, Second $4. Flowers for floral work need not be grown by the exhibitor. Any plant material, bases, drapes or accessories allowed unless otherwise stated. Arrangements in all sections must fit within 80cm bench space. (Intermediate and Novice may be smaller). ADVANCED (Section for anyone who has won the Open championship at a Caboolture Show three times overall or is a Floral Art Judge or is a Florist). Champion - Rosette & Trophy plus Perpetual Trophy donated by the Caboolture Floral Art Society Inc. Reserve Champion - Rosette & Trophy donated by Mrs Carole Morrison. CLASS 1. Layered Design - Horizontal 2. “Limelight” 3. “The Splendour of Colour” 4. “Indigenous Influence” 5. “Raised Aloft” 6. “Citrus, Glass and Grass” OPEN (for anyone including Intermediate Champion Two Time Winners) Champion – Rosette & Trophy donated Caboolture & District PA & I Assn Ltd and Perpetual Trophy donated by Dot and Snow Anderson. Reserve Champion - donated by Mrs Hazel Duncan. 7. Design Featuring Cobwebbing 8. ‘Sheer Elegance’ 9. ‘Green with Envy’ 10. ‘Bold Statement’ 11. ‘Yesteryear Gatherings’ 12. ‘Cool and Controlled’ INTERMEDIATE (for anyone who has won the Novice Championship Champion – Rosette & Trophy donated by Mrs Rae Woodley. Reserve Champion - Rosette & Trophy donated by Mrs Victoria Cameron. CLASS 13. Free Standing 14. “Mid-Winter Christmas” 15. “With a Curl and a Twirl” 16. “Flowers by Candlelight” 17. “Set in Glass” NOVICE Champion - Rosette & Trophy donated by Mrs Sue Bamford-Fuller Reserve Champion - Rosette plus prize money of $10 - In Memory of Mrs Lyle Morgan. PAGE 14 CLASS 18. Vertical Design 19. “Mother’s Day Basket” 20. “Driftwood and Succulents” 21. “Blue and Mauve” 22. “Book title” (to be named) Overall Best Use of Colour trophy donated by Mrs Linda Zahner SUB-SECTION 10B – Children 14 years and under NO ENTRY FEE – Exhibits 3-6pm Thursday 8th June First Prize $5; Second $2. All Classes to be displayed with Sub-Section 10C CLASS 1. A Floral Saucer. (A saucer covered with flowers & foliage to form a pattern, should be slightly concave, border of leaves and/or petals should just cover edge. Use wet sand or similar in saucer). 2. Necklace (made from Horticultural material such as leaves, berries, nuts, seeds etc) 3. Bowl of Mixed Flowers 4. Animal made from horticultural material. (Includes insects, birds, fish etc. and toothpicks, pipe cleaners may be used) 5. One Foliage Pot Plant grown by the exhibitor. 6. A succulent garden approximately 30cm in diameter. 7. One flowering pot plant (grown by exhibitor) DONORS: Mrs. J Corry $10. 8. One succulent/ cacti in a pot SUB-SECTION 10C – CUT FLOWERS & ROSES 1st Prize $6, 2nd Prize $4. CLASS CUT FLOWERS 1. Single Gerbera 2. 3 Double Gerberas 3. 1 Double Gerbera 4. 1 Dutch Hybrid Gerbera Any Variety 5. 3 Roses (distinct colours) 6. 1 Red Rose 7. 1 Pink Rose 8. 1 Yellow Rose 9. 1 White Rose 10. 1 Cut Floribunda or Polyanthus 11. 3 Cuts Miniature Roses 12. Vase of Roses 13. 1 Rose not provided for 14. Collection of Crucifix Orchids 15. 1 Crucifix Orchid 16. 1 Camellia, informal 17. 1 Camellia, formal 18. 3 Sansqua Camellias, any colour 19. 1 Sansqua Camellia, any colour 20. 3 Marigolds (any variety) 21. 1 Geranium Single 22. 1 Geranium Double 23. 1 Cut of Shrub 24. 1 Cut of vine 25. 1 Salvia 26. 1 Flower not provided for 27. 3 Miscellaneous Cut Flowers distinct varieties. 28. 3 Miscellaneous Cut Flowers cut from shrubs. 29. 3 Cuts of Natives in flower, distinct (Evelyn McLoughlin Memorial Prize) 30. 1 Grevillea in flower 31. 1 Banksia in flower 32. 1 Native not provided for 33. Collection of Pentas (minimum of 3 flowers) 34. 1 Single Hibiscus, any colour, to be replaced on Saturday. 35. 1 Double Hibiscus, any colour, to be replaced on Saturday. 36. 1 Dendrobium Orchid, cut or on plant 37. 1 Paphiopedium cut or on plant 38. 1 Cattelya, cut or on plant 39. 1 Vandaceous, cut or on plant 40. Species Orchid 41. Any other genera CHAMPION CUT FLOWER RESERVE CHAMPION CUT FLOWER BEST ORCHID EXHIBITED CUT OR ON PLANT Prize money donated by Caboolture Orchid Society $20.00 DONORS: Caboolture Garden Club; Mr T McLoughlin; Caboolture Orchid Society; T Morgan; Caboolture Elimbah Herb Society. CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 STEWARDS: SUB-SECTION 10D – POT PLANTS Mrs Judy Milne & Sandra Dellaway First Prize $6; Second $4 Maximum size pot in all classes unless otherwise stated 25cm (10 inches). CLASS 1. Adiantum - Fine Leaf 2. Adiantum - Large Leaf 3. Nephroplepis Fern 4. Native Fern 5. Pteris Fern 6. Davallia (Hare’s foot) 7. Fern in a pot not otherwise provided for 8. Zygo Cactus in flower 20cm pot 9. Pot plant in flower not provided for 10. Rex Begonia 11. Begonia other than a Rex 12. Croton 13. Dracaena or Cordyline 14. Calathea or Maranta or Ctenenthe 15. Dieffenbachia 16. Aglaonema 17. Alocasia 18. Philodendron (support allowed) 19. Succulent 20. Succulent Garden 21. Cactus (Large) - pot greater than 10cm 22. Cactus. (Small) – pot 10 cm or less 23. Pepperonia or Pilea 24. Saint Paulia (African violet) 25. Bromeliad 26. Bromeliad in Flower 27. Foliage plants not provided for 28. Foliage plants - with support 29. Bonsai any size 30. Potted Palm any variety Sash for CHAMPION POT PLANT plus prize money of $15 donated in the memory of Mr PJ Lindsay. Sash for RESERVE CHAMPION POT PLANT plus prize money of $10 donated by Caboolture Show Society SECTION 11 – COOKERY STEWARDS: F Cromb (07) 3888 7857 / PO Box 360 Burpengary 4505 L.Mollenhagen 0408 459 710 Judy Newton ASSISTING STEWARDS: L Keal, M Rosenlund & R Allen, R.Maurer, J.Rushton, C.Morgan, T.Montgomery GENERAL RULES (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY) (a) All exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards at Showgrounds by 9.00am Thursday 8th June 2017 in the WD Williamson pavilion. (b) Exhibits may be received between 3.30pm and 6.30pm Wednesday June 7th 2017 at the Showgrounds and between 7.30am and 9.00am Thursday 8th June 2017. (c) Judging will commence at 9.30 am on Thursday June 8th 2017. (d) Where trophies have been presented, a trophy will take the place of first prize money. (e) No packet or cake mixtures are to be used. AOV (Any Other Variety). AV (Any Variety). Except in disability cooking. (f) Where only one entry in any one class, other than the decorated cakes, the trophy is given at the discretion of the Judge. (g) The novice class is for entrants who have not won a first prize in any show in a particular class. ie If you have won a first prize for a Sultana Bar Cake in a previous show you are now not eligible to enter the novice class for a Sultana Bar Cake but are eligible for the other novice classes. (h) All care is taken with entries, but the Society accepts no responsibility for any loss or damages incurred. (i) All exhibits to be collected after 3.30pm Sunday and those exhibits not collected will be disposed of. Pavilion will be closed during this time. (j) Donors supplying trophies are requested to provide these to the Chief Steward two weeks before the Show. (k) Entry fee $1 per item. Multiple entries over 10 will then be a fee of 50c each eg.. 10 entries = $10 , 11 entries = $10.50. (l) Unless otherwise stated First Prize is $6, Second Prize $4. (m) No icing necessary in classes 1-59 unless otherwise specified. (n) Scones to be cooked separately in show work. (Not touching). (o) Check bottles re mould before entering (p) Prize money to be collected at Secretary’s Office on Show days only. Prize money will not be forwarded. (Q) STEWARDS ONLY ALLOWED IN HALL WHILE JUDGING IS IN PROGRESS. (R) Exhibitors - Please read Schedule - under three entries in any one classsecond prize money given will be $2 plus card. Entry forms and money to accompany entries. PLEASE NOTE: All exhibits must be exhibitors own work. CHAMPION CAKE OF SHOW - Trophy donated by Mrs. E. Lattimer in memory of her mother Mrs. Ruby Hausmann. Mr Frank Villani of Franks Barber Shop, Burpengary for - The Exhibitor who has put in the most entries and who wins the overall points, has donated a Perpetual Shield. ICED CAKE SECTION (All work must contain a genuine cake & must be fondant icing only) CLASS 1. Iced Wedding Cake. 2 tier. Icing and handwork only to be judged. Prize money The Bake Shack 1st $30; 2nd $20, 2. Iced Birthday Cake. Icing and handwork only to be judged. 1st prize $15; 2nd prize $7-50. 3. Iced Novelty Cake. Icing and handwork only to be judged. 1st prize $15; 2nd prize $7-50. 4. Any type of sugar art- no cake required 1st prize $15; 2nd prize $7-50. 5. Iced Birthday Cake (NOVICE) Icing and handwork only to be judged. 1st prize $6; 2nd prize $3. SUB-SECTION 10E – HANGING BASKETS CLASS 1. Adiantum (Maiden Hair) 2. Davallia (Hare’s foot) 3. Any other Fern 4. Zygo Cactus in flower, one colour per basket 5. Zygo Cactus Multi Coloured 6. Foliage Plant 7. Hanging Basket in flower not provided for 8. Tassel Fern 9. 2 or more plants in one hanging basket of different genera 10. Succulent Sash for CHAMPION HANGING BASKET plus prize money of $15 donated in the memory of Mr PJ Lindsay. Sash for RESERVE CHAMPION HANGING BASKET plus $10 prize money by Caboolture Garden Club. Sash for GRAND CHAMPION EXHIBIT from Sub-Sections 10D and 10E plus prize money of $20 donated by Caboolture Garden Club. ******************************************************************************************* DISPLAYS BY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT HORTICULTURE SOCIETY, FLORAL ART SOCIETY OF CABOOLTURE, CABOOLTURE ELIMBAH HERB SOCIETY & CABOOLTURE ORCHID SOCIETY ******************************************************************************************* www.cabooltureshow.com.au OPEN CLASSES 6. Rich Fruit Cake - made with butter, un-iced 250-gram butter mixture. First prize is a trophy donated by Riley’s Café @ Caboolture Markets 7. Rich Fruit Cake (NOVICE) made with butter un-iced - (for persons not having won a first prize in rich fruitcake 8. Pumpkin Fruit Cake - 250 gram butter mixture. Trophy donated by Mrs. E Henderson 9. Boiled Fruit Cake - 250 gram butter mixture. Prize money donated by Mrs. R Bell – can contain pineapple. 10. Sultana Cake - 250 gram butter mixture to contain no more than 275-350 gram of sultanas. 11. Madeira Cake - baked in 7” or 8” round or square tin - un-iced. 12. Kentish Cake (no peanuts) iced on top Trophy donated by Mrs Wendy Lindsay 13. Chocolate Cake - Ring Tin - iced on top with Chocolate Glacé Icing. 14. Cake AOV– no packet mixes 15. Carrot Cake - not to contain fruit or nuts - Trophy 16. Orange Bar Cake iced on top with Orange Glacé icing. 17. Banana Cake baked in a ring tin – to be iced with lemon icing. 18. Steamed Pudding AV. Trophy donated by Mrs L Mollenhagen. 19. Steamed Rich Plum Pudding - Trophy donated by Mrs E Henderson. 20. Double Crust Apple Tart - made in a foil plate. Trophy Mrs J. Newton. 21. Open Tart - Any other filling, short pastry. 22. Six small tarts - jam filled. 23. Chocolate Sponge. Trophy donated by Mrs E Lattimer. 24. Fielder’s Sponge Sandwich, light butter filling, dusted with icing sugar. 25. Sponge Roll, jam filled. Trophy donated by Mrs A Moorhead. 26. Tea Cake (Cinnamon). 27. Six small cakes, baked in tins, not patty papers, iced on top. (Glacé icing) 28. Plate of Six Lamingtons 2” or 5cm square. PAGE 15 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 29. Chocolate Slice - six pieces. 30. Jam Slice - six pieces. 31. Health Slice - six pieces. 32. Fruit Slice - six pieces. 33. Anzac Biscuits. 34. Shortbread. Marked & cut in 8 wedges. 35. Gingernut Biscuits, six only. 36. Plain Cornflake Biscuits, six only. 37. Plain Biscuits, 6 only - 2 each variety un-iced - not gingernuts. 38. Date Loaf. 39. Loaf of Bread AV. Can be made in a Bread Machine. No premix to be used. Trophy donated by Mrs M Newton 40. Six Buns with sultanas, iced on top. 41. Muffins, Fruit – not to be iced 42. Savoury Muffins, AV 43. Muffins, AV - not to be iced 44. Six Pikelets. Trophy donated by Mrs F Cromb. 45. Six Pumpkin Scones. Trophy 46. Six Plain Scones 47. Six Sweet Potato Scones NOVICE SECTION (See (g) of General Rules) (Novice Rich Fruit Cake - See Class 7) 48. Sultana Bar Cake - un-iced. 49. Fruit Muffins. 50. Six Small Cakes - iced on top (glace icing). 51. Six Pikelets. 52. Six Plain Scones. 53. Six Pumpkin Scones. 54. Six Biscuits - any variety. 55. Anzac Biscuits - six biscuits. 56. Jam slice - six pieces. 57. Chocolate slice - six pieces. 58. Health slice - six pieces PRESERVES OPEN TO ALL The following are to be in screw top jars 300 to 500 grams with label on side. Note: Bottles must be full & checked for mould. Trophy donated by The Kitchen Shed @ Caboolture Markets for most points for Classes 59-95 59. Jam AV 60. Gooseberry jam. 61. Rosella jam. 62. Strawberry jam. 63. Tomato jam. 64. Lemon & carrot jam. 65. Melon & pineapple jam. 66. Jam - AOV. 67. Cumquat marmalade. 68. Grapefruit marmalade. 69. Lemon marmalade. 70. Orange marmalade. 71. Marmalade - 3 or 4 fruits. 72. Marmalade AOV 73. Apple jelly. 74. Grapefruit jelly. 75. Guava jelly. 76. Fig Jam 77. Dark Fruit Jelly AV 78. Savoury Jelly AV 79. Jelly - AOV. 80. Lemon butter. 81. Passionfruit butter. 82. Mustard pickles - no curry powder to be used. 83. Clear vegetable pickles. 84. Pickled onions. 85. Pickles - AOV. 86. Fruit chutney. 87. Mango chutney. 88. Chutney - AOV. 89. Tomato relish. 90. Relish – AOV. 91. Tomato Sauce. 92. Sauce AOV. PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTION 104. Iced fruit cake (250 gram mixture, icing and hand work only to be judged). 1st $25; 2nd $10. 105. Six pikelets. 106. Six scones. 107. Six small cakes in patty papers decorated Edible 108. Six jam drop biscuits 109. Six Anzac biscuits. 110. Four decorated Arrowroot biscuits SWEETS A $25 voucher has been donated by Stewards of Cookery for the most points from classes 111 to 116. 111. Coconut Ice – 8 pieces 112. Plain Toffee – 8 pieces 113. Marshmallows - 8 pieces. 114. Chocolate fudge - 8 pieces 115. Chocolate Crackles – 6 pieces . 116. Chocolate Homemade A.V. DRIED FRUITS & VEGETABLES 1st prize $6; 2nd prize $4. 117 Jar of .dried fruit - any variety. 118 Jar of fruit leather - any variety. 119 Jar of dried vegetables - any variety. 120 Jar of dried herbs - any variety Mixed. 121 Jar of Fragrant herbs. 122 Jar of pot pourri. PROFESSIONAL BAKERS Bread 123. 450g 5 Strand Plait 124. 680g Half Married Hi-Top Cakes 125. Sponge un-iced 126. 600g Date roll Pastry - Shortcrust 127. Apple Pie 128. Open tart (any filing) Biscuits 129. Six jam drops 130. Six Anzacs DISABILITY COOKING Packet Mixes allowed 131. Chocolate Cake. 132. Chocolate Slice 133. Slice uncooked A.V. GLUTEN FREE 134. 4 Muffins A.O.V 135. 4 Savoury Muffins 136. Biscuits 6 137. Carrot Cake 138. Fruit Cake OPEN TO ALL 139. Rich Dark Fruit Cake (See Recipe below) RICH DARK FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION (OPEN TO ALL) This competition is a State Competition. Our winning entry will represent our Show Society with a cake in the Sub Chamber judging which will be at the Woodford Show. The winner of the Sub-Chamber judging will represent the Sub Chamber at the RNA. Below are the requirements. Any queries call Fay Cromb. 250gm (1/2 lb) cake mixture with approximately 1.5kg of dried fruit, using currants (whole), sultanas and raisins (cut) & mixed peel. Cherries and nuts are optional. Cake to be baked in a square 20cm (8in) tin, approx internal measurement. ******************************************************************************************* GLACÉ ICING 1 cup pure icing sugar +1 teaspoon butter melted Enough water only to wet mix to make a thick consistency. NOT TO BE RUNNY ******************************************************************************************* VINEGARS 93. Herb vinegar. 94. Vinegar – A.V. CORDIALS 95. Fruit AV 96. Lemon TEENAGE SECTION 13 – 19 YEARS 97. Iced fruit cake (250 gram mixture icing and hand work only to be judged). 1st $20, 2nd $10. Sponsored by Mr Max Herschell 98. Chocolate cake iced on top. Baked in a round tin (glacé icing) 99. Six plain scones. 100. Six pieces health slice. 101. Savoury Muffins - 4 only. 102. Muffins AOV - 4 only. 103. Six decorated cup cakes (Not runny or sticky glace icing). PAGE 16 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 SECTION 12 – NEEDLEWORK STEWARD: Mrs Roslyn Keillor (07) 5495 1277 ASSISTING STEWARDS: Mrs Susan Daines; Mrs Betty Goodwin; Mrs Pauline McIntosh (a) All exhibits must be the work of competitor and MUST HAVE BEEN COMPLETED IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS AND NOT PREVIOUSLY ENTERED IN THIS SHOW. (b) Exhibit must not be soiled or worn. (c) The same exhibit cannot compete in more than one class. (d) All entries and exhibits will be received; upstairs of the WD Williamson pavilion, Caboolture Showgrounds, on Saturday 3rd 2017 between the hours of 9.00am and 12.00 noon and Wednesday 7th June between the hours of 8.30am and 4.00pm. Stewards will be in attendance. No late entries will be accepted. (e) Receipts will be issued on entry and must be produced on Sunday afternoon for collection of entries. NO ENTRIES WILL BE GIVEN OUT BEFORE 3.30PM. (f) ENTRY FEE $1.00 (g) Prize Money 1st $7; 2nd $5 unless otherwise stated. NO RESULTS WILL BE GIVEN OVER THE PHONE. (h) Best exhibit in needlework Sponsored by Embroiderers’ Guild The MYRTLE LINDSAY MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the exhibitor with the most points. 3 points for 1st, 2 points for 2nd and 1 point for 3rd; where applicable. (i) Any class with trophy or voucher for first prize no prize money will be paid. (j) All classes must be strictly adhered to, if there is a class already listed, entries must go in that class and NOT in any class not specified, as no alternative classes will be made. (k) The novice class is for entrants who have not won a first prize in any show in a particular class (l) Exhibitors please make sure all frames are securely fastened and suitable for hanging. (m) Framed items to be judged on needlework only. (n) Prize monies are to be collected at the Secretary’s Office at the Showgrounds after 3pm Friday 9th June & before the end of the show. Monies will not be forwarded. If exhibitor cannot pick up their exhibit or prize money (if any awarded) please make arrangements with a steward to collect exhibit/prize money on your behalf at the end of the show. (o) Stewards shall be in attendance from 3.30pm Sunday 11th June 2017 to deliver out exhibits to owners, (please have Entry receipt). (p) The Association accepts no responsibility for loss or damage or return postage or costs if mailed or railed. TAPESTRY 1. Any article of tapestry, traditional. 2. Tapestry using mixed yarns and varied stitches (min 5 stitches). First Prize $10 gift Voucher donated by Spotlight Stores 3. Any article of Petit Point 4. Any article of tapestry not mentioned above. HAND EMBROIDERY 5. Any article featuring cross stitch. 1st $20 Donated By Caboolture Regional Arts & Crafts Society 6. Picture in cross-stitch and framed. First Prize $10 gift Voucher donated by Spotlight Stores 7. Any article using a variety of stitches 8. Any article in chicken scratch. 9. Table centre or runner. 10. Duchess set. In memory of Julia Lindsay. 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $3. 11. Tablecloth. 12. Any article of stump work. In memory of Jenny Hutchison 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd prize of $10 Donated by Caboolture Regional Arts and Crafts Society 13. Any article of hardanger work. In acknowledgment of Olga Rayner 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Donated By Caboolture Regional Arts & Crafts Society 14. Any article in ribbon embroidery. 15. Any article Candlewick embroidery 16. Any article of Brazilian Embroidery. 17. Any article in gold work. 18. Any article in black work. 19. Any article of Crewel embroidery. 20. Any article of embroidery not mentioned above. MACHINE HOME SEWING 21. Any article machine embroidered (free hand) 1st $20 Gift voucher donated by Sew This & That, Morayfield. 22. Infants/Child’s garment (including sleepwear). 23. Adult’s garment (men’s or ladies). 24. Any article computerised machine embroidery. 1st $20 Gift Voucher donated by Sew This & That, Morayfield. MISCELLANEOUS 25. Covered article suitable for a gift (not a coat hanger). 26. Three articles suitable for stall – distinctly different 27. Best dress hanger. 28. Any article in smocking. 29. Thrift article (something new from something old or recycled). 30. Any article with beading. 31. Any type of bag. First prize $10 gift voucher donated by Spotlight Stores 32. Any article of any other needlework not mentioned above. www.cabooltureshow.com.au CROCHET 33. Handkerchief edge. 34. Table centre fine cotton No. 60 or over. 35. Table centre coarse cotton No. 40 or under, In memory of Myrtle Lindsay. 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $3. 36. Two Doyleys, different designs. In memory of Enid Froggatt. 1st $20 Donated by Caboolture Regional Arts & Crafts society. 37. Supper Cloth. 38. Crocheted Centre No. 40 cotton or under. Not less than 35 cm across. 39. Any article not mentioned in cotton. 40. Rug. 120cm or over. In acknowledgment of Julie Tanney 1st $20 Donated by Caboolture Regional Arts & Crafts. 41. Infant’s crocheted set. 42. Crocheted Pram or Cot Cover. 43. Child’s matinee jacket. 44. Exhibit of any other crochet not mentioned above. LACE 45. Article in Tatting. KNITTING 46. Hand-knitted matinee jacket for a child. 47. Infant’s Hand-knitted outfit. 48. Infant’s Hand-knitted Bonnet or Beanie. 49. Infant’s Hand-knitted Booties or Shoettes. 50. Child’s Hand-knitted Jumper or Cardigan 3 to 5 ply. 51. Child’s Hand-knitted Jumper or Cardigan. Heavy ply. 52. Adults Jumper or Cardigan. First prize $10 gift voucher donated by Spotlight Stores 53. Hand knitted garment in cotton. 54. Hand knitted article not mentioned above. FELTING 55. Any article featuring hand felting. TOYS 56. Best Sculptured Cloth Doll. 57. Best made Teddy Bear. 58. Best Dressed Doll or Teddy Bear. 59. Best Country Doll. 60. Best made Toy in Material / Felt/Crocheted/Knitted. 61. Best Toy – Any other method, not mentioned above PATCHWORK & QUILTING Classes 62-71(inclusive) + classes 75 & 85 Prize money donated by Crazy Quilters Caboolture Inc.1st $15, 2nd $10 62. Any article of Patchwork & Quilting all hand sewn. No machine stitching. (Small item eg. wall hanging, stitchery) 63. Any article of Patchwork & Quilting all hand sewn. No machine stitching. Large item eg. quilt 64. Any Patchwork article. Machine & hand sewn (All owner’s work) (Small item). 65. Any Patchwork article. Machine & hand sewn (All owner’s work) (Large item). 66. Any patchwork article. Machine and/or hand made. Professionally Quilted. 67. Best quilt by Professional Quilter. 68. Best Cushion - any method. 69. Any article of Crazy Patchwork. In memory of Betty Armstrong. 70. Any patchwork article with a Christmas theme. 71. A collaborative Quilt e.g.; - made by 2 or more people GIFT BASKET DONATED by COUNTRY BEGINNINGS, ([email protected]) For BEST EXHIBIT IN PATCHWORK & QUILTING. Crazy Quilters Caboolture Inc. will also sponsor 5 ‘Highly Commended’ awards at $5 each. NOVICE 72. Any article of crochet. 73. Any article of knitting. 74. Any article of machine sewing. 75. Any article of patchwork and quilting. 76. Any article of embroidery. 77. Any article of long stitch or cross-stitch. 78. Any article not mentioned above. FABRIC/WEARABLE ART Any Article using at least 2 different textile techniques &/or a melody of different fabrics, threads, stitches or other embellishments to create a uniquely designed piece, suitable to be worn. (Excludes patchwork & Jewellery) 79. Fashion Item - for example (but not limited to) - top/vest. 80. Fashion Accessory - for example (but not limited to) - purse/scarf/hat. 81. Embellished Item - a commercially purchased item that has been embellished to look different (eg.. purse/hat/cushion) SENIOR CITIZENS - 70 YEARS & OVER LADIES & GENTS 82. Any article of hand embroidery. First Prize $10 gift voucher donated by Spotlight Stores 83. Article of knitting. 84. Article of crochet. First Prize $10 gift voucher donated by Spotlight Stores 85. Any article of Patchwork & Quilting. 86. Picture worked in cross-stitch or long stitch. 87. Exhibit of any other needlework not mentioned above. TEENAGE SECTION 13 to 19 years. Entry fee 50c. State age on Entry. Prize money. 1st $5, 2nd $3. 88. Picture worked in cross-stitch or long stitch. (to be framed). 89. Any article of sewing.1st $10 gift voucher donated by Sew This & That, Morayfield. PAGE 17 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 90. Any article of knitting or crochet. 91. Soft Toy. 12 YEARS AND UNDER SECTION Entry fee 50c. State age on Entry form. Prize money 1st $5, 2nd $3. 92. Picture worked in cross stitch or long stitch (to be framed) 93. Any article of sewing. 1st $10 Gift Voucher donated by Sew This & That, Morayfield. 94. Any article of knitting or crochet. 95. Any article of other craftwork not mentioned SECTION 13 – THE ARTS CHIEF STEWARD: Trevor Smith 5495 8310 ASSISTING STEWARD: Marguerita Alison, Paul Soldatenko, Peter Bashaw, Marie Browning, CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. All works must be original and done by the exhibitor. The item must not be more than 12 months old and have not won a prize at a previous venue. 2. Fees and completed entry forms must be in the hands of the CHIEF STEWARD during the delivery times, see 5 below. 3. The name and address of the exhibitor and the class and title must be clearly labelled on the back of paintings. 4. Signature on paintings must be covered. 5. DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS TO THE AJ RUSSELL PAVILION AT THE SHOWGROUNDS Paintings & Drawings – Wednesday 7th June, 9.00am – 12 noon along with entry fees and completed entry form. Wood crafting - Wednesday 7th June 12noon - 3.30pm along with entry fees and completed entry form. The stewards reserve the right to relocate an entry if they think it is necessary. 6. All exhibits to be collected on Sunday 11th June between 3.30pm and 4.00pm All exhibits must be checked out by the relevant steward. 7. Exhibitors are requested to pack and unpack their own exhibits. 8. Prize monies are to be collected at the Secretary’s Office at the Showgrounds before the end of the show. Monies will not be forwarded. 9. The Show Society has no objection to the private sale of any art work at the Showgrounds and accepts no commission. However, no exhibit may be removed from the display before 3.30pm Sunday 11th June 2017 10. ALL PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS MUST BE FITTED WITH WIRE AND SCREWS READY FOR HANGING OR THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 11. Owing to limited space it is requested that the size of the paintings be limited to an area not more than or equal to one square metre. 12. Where there are fewer than three entries in a class, classes may be combined at the discretion of the Chief Steward. 13. Champion Art entry: Card and Ribbon. Reserve Champion: Card and Ribbon. SUB-SECTION 13A – OPEN Entry Fee $2 (per exhibit) CLASS 1. Landscape - any medium. 1st $50, 2nd $20. 2. Seascape, Rivers, Lakes – any medium. 1st $50, 2nd $20. 3. Domestic animals and Wildlife– any medium. 1st $40, 2nd $15. 4. Portraits and Human figures – any medium. 1st $40, 2nd $15 5. Still Life including flora - any medium. 1st $40, 2nd $15. 6. Abstract - Any subject, any medium. 1st $20, 2nd $10. 7. Water colours, including pen and wash. 1st $20 2nd $10. 8. Pastel - any subject 1st $20, 2nd $10 9. Freehand Drawing (mixed dry media) - Any subject in pencil, charcoal, pastel pencil or crayon. 1st $20, 2nd $10. 10. Digitally assisted work - any subject. 1st $20, 2nd $10 11. Mixed media - any subject 1st 20, 2nd $10 Champion Art entry: Card and Ribbon. Reserve Champion: Card and Ribbon SUB-SECTION 13B – YOUTH SECTION - UNDER 17 The name and address of the exhibitor and the class and title must be clearly labelled on the back of paintings. ALL PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS MUST BE FITTED WITH WIRE AND SCREWS READY FOR HANGING OR THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Entry Fee $1 (per exhibit) where there are fewer than three entries in a class, classes may be combined at the discretion of the Chief Steward. 13. Oil, Acrylics or Water Colour – Open. 1st $10, 2nd $5. 14. Drawing Lead Pencil only – Open. 1st $10. 2nd $5. 15. Picture Any Medium - 15yrs & under. 1st $10, 2nd $5. 16. Picture any medium - 12yrs & under. 1st$10, 2nd $5. 17. Picture any medium - 9 years & under. 1st $10, 2nd $5. 18. Picture any medium - 7 years & under. 1st $10, 2nd $5. 19. Collage - Combination with any medium - Open 1st $10, 2nd $5. DONATIONS FOR SUB-SECTION 13B YOUTH SECTION UNDER 17 YEARS Artisans Guild of Caboolture & District lnc. CHAMPION $20 PAGE 18 RESERVE CHAMPION $10 SUB-SECTION 13C – CERAMICS Steward: Marguerita Alison 0421355848 / 54298562 37 Kalco Street,Wamuran [email protected] Assisting Steward: Janette Beer Entry forms to be delivered to the above steward by Friday 2nd June 2017. Exhibits to be delivered to the pavilion between 2.00pm and 3.00pm Thursday 8th June 2017. Local Artists only (class 5 & 6 excepted) Entry Fee $2 per exhibit and $1 for junior and Senior Citizens per exhibit. Prize money 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd Ribbon only. CLASS Hobbyist 1. (a) Airbrushing (b) Handpainting (c) Detail in mould 2. Glaze 3. Stain section (a) Handpainting (b) Detail in mould (c) Metallic 4. Overglaze Section (a) Mother of pearl (b) Combination Open Section 5. (a) Stains (b) Underglazes or glaze Combinations Senior Citizens 6. (a) Underglazes (b) Stains Juniors – 11yrs & under 15yrs 7. (a) Underglazes (b) Stains Juniors – 10yrs & under 8. (a) Underglazes (b) Stains CERTIFICATE AND RIBBON FOR CHAMPION PIECE OF CERAMICS SUB-SECTION 13D – NURSING HOME RESIDENTS AND / OR DISABLED PERSONS Assisting Steward: Trevor Smith 5495 8310 No Entry Fee - Each painting to be mounted on stiff backing with cord and wire firmly attached suitable for hanging. CLASS 1. Painting –Any Subject – any medium. 1st $10; 2nd $5. 2. Pottery. 1st $10; 2nd $5. 3. Any Other Article-Craft or Hobby. 1st $10; 2nd $5. (All prize money donated by the Caboolture Show Society) Steward: SECTION 13E – WOODCRAFTING Trevor Smith 54958310 Assisting Steward: Paul Soldatenko Entry fee $2.00. Juniors $1.00 Prize money 1st $15, 2nd $10 (Where there are fewer than three entries in a class, classes may be combined at the discretion of the chief steward.) CLASS 1. Laminated and/or Decorative Pegged Article 2. Bowl or platter up to 200mm in diameter3. Bowl or platter over 200mm in diameter 4. Lidded piece. 5. Vase or Hollow Vessel. 6. Combination spindle and plate turning. 7. ltem of Carved Wood 8. Any article of Pyrography (wood burning) - using MDF 9. Any article of Pyrography (wood burning) - using solid timber 10. Any article of Pyrography (wood burning) - using paper 11. Any article of coloured Pyrography (wood burning) - any medium 12. Any article intarsia 13. Any article Marquetry 14. Open - any other article predominantly comprised of wood. 15. Juniors – 18 years and under - any article. 16. Best Wooden Toy 17. Any article of furniture 18. Any article of Woodwork - Primary School 19. Any article of Woodwork - Secondary School 20. Any article made from matchsticks, paddle pop sticks or pegs etc. (a) Primary School (b) Secondary School (c) Open 21. Decorated box or other item age 5yrs to 9yrs 22. Decorated box or other item age 10 yrs to 14yrs RIBBON AND CERTIFICATE FOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PIECES OF WOODCRAFTING CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 SECTION 14 – HOBBIES CHIEF STEWARD: Michelle Goullet C/- Caboolture Showgrounds 140 Beerburrum Road, Caboolture, 4510 STEWARDS: Jenny McKeown, Jackie Reddaway, Chris Bird GENERAL RULES – See Page 2 of Schedule SPECIAL RULES: 1. Entry form must accompany exhibit and be handed to the relevant steward, in the CT Williams pavilion. 2. If it is necessary to post your entry or deliver your entry early. ALL ENTRIES ARE TO BE RECEIVED by Friday 2nd June 2017. Sent to Michelle Goullet C/Caboolture Show Society, PO Box 266, Caboolture, 4510. 3. All other exhibits to be left with the relevant steward at the CT Williams Pavilion 10 am – 2pm on the Saturday 3rd June 2017 or 2pm - 5pm Wednesday 7th June 2017 . No late entries will be accepted. 4. Entry fees are $1-50 per entry per class. 5. All exhibits must be the original design or creation of the exhibitor, to be not more than 12 months old and not previously entered in this show. 6. Where trophies or prizes have been donated, these will take the place of prize money. 7. Unless otherwise stated, First prize is $8.00, Second prize is $6.00, Third prize is $4.00. SUB-SECTION I4A – PLASTIC BUILDING BLOCKS STEWARD: (LEGO, DUPLO, ANY FORM OF PLASTIC BLOCKS) Michelle Goullet NOTE – large exhibits in this section should not exceed 1 metre square and no larger than 60 cms high, these must be on a firm base. AN EXHIBIT CAN ONLY BE ENTERED IN ONE CLASS. AGE GROUPS: A. 6 yrs and under. B. 7 – 9 yrs C. 10 – 12 yrs D. 13 – 15 yrs E. Any Age - Own Design (show us what you can do. Use your Imagination) This class is for imaginative construction using any blocks. STEWARD: SUB-SECTION 14B – FOLK ART Chris Bird. (07) 5496 6776 Special regulations for Folk Art only. 1. All work must be the work of the exhibitor and the exhibitor alone. 2. Only one entry allowed for each exhibitor in each class. 3. Pieces are to have been painted within the previous 12 months. 4. Teacher’s work must be an original design. 5. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to have their name covered on the entered exhibit prior to handing over to the steward. 6. If the schedule is not strictly adhered to, entries will be disqualified. 7. Teachers can only enter category D. The following categories will apply A. Under 16 years B. Painting less than 3 years C. Open D. Teachers section only. CLASS 1. Traditional-Baroque, Bauernmalerei, Hinderloopen, Intansia, Rosemaling, Russian, etc 2. Decorative - Fruit, fish, fairies, teddies, medieval, naive 3. Floral – Designs that are predominantly floral. 4. Australiana – Native flowers, scenes, birds, animals, etc. 5. Christmas theme STEWARD: SUB-SECTION 14C – PAPERCRAFT Jenny McKeown 3408 1263 Jacki Reddaway 0439 470 031 AGE GROUPS A. Primary School B. Secondary School C. Nursing Home Residents and/or Disabled Persons D. Over 18 CLASS 1. Card - Quilling 2. Card - Stamping 3. Card - Punching 4. Card - Teabag folding and Iris folding 5. Card - Pricked card embroidery and beading 6. Card – Using and type of template 7. Card - 3D including stackits, pyramids & twisters 8. Card - Embossed 9. Card – Copic Markers – or any other colouring medium 10. Card - any technique not mentioned above . 11. Any other paper craft not specified above – Paper Tole etc Grand Champion & Reserve are chosen from classes 1 -11. General Guidelines that apply to all ages & classes. www.cabooltureshow.com.au The judge will be looking for a high standard of delivery in workmanship, choice of materials, colour co-ordination, presentation of technique, innovation & creativity. All work must be the work of the exhibitor and not entered a show or won a prize before. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to have their name covered on the entered exhibit prior to handing over to the steward. STEWARD: SUB-SECTION 14D – SCRAPBOOKING Jacki Reddaway Age Groups: A. Children – 10 yrs and under B. Children – 11 yrs – 15 yrs C. Open – 16 yrs and above CLASS 1. Off The Page 2. Mixed Media 3. Journaling 4. Titles 5. Bling 6. Flowers (Classes 2 - 6 Entry may be single or double page layout. 12” x 12” size) General Guidelines - apply to all categories and classes The judges will be looking for a high standard of delivery in craftsmanship and application; choice of and presentation of technique, innovation and creativity and thoughtful incorporation. All work must be original in design. Off The Page: projects entered must feature scrapbooking techniques and highlight innovative ways of scrapbooking with dimension. Mixed Media: Mixed media refers to any artwork in which more than one medium has been used. Textured backgrounds with lots of depth and layers, using paint, inks, texture paste, glue & paper, adding focal points with images and objects Journaling: Layout entered in this category will feature thoughtful incorporation and creative delivery in presentation OR feature considerate, well-expressed content ranging from descriptive documentation, quotes or phrases or poems or lyrics that perfectly catch the moment, through to letters of informative stories. Bling: Show some razzle dazzle in your layout entries. Use shimmery papers, glitter, bright beads, shiny wire, sparkly braids, rhinestones, diamontes, anything that sparkles. Flowers: Layout must use flowers in some way. Either paper photos or accents etc. STEWARD: SUB-SECTION 14E – BEADING Michelle Goullet CLASS A. 10 yrs and under B 11 – 17 years C. 18 yrs and over CLASS 1. Beaded Jewellery Set - 2 or 3 piece Set 2. Beaded Necklace – Gemstone beads only 3. Beaded Necklace – Glass beads only 4. Beaded Jewellery – Any jewellery piece in acrylics or plastic beads 5. Beaded Earrings 6. Beaded Bracelet 7. Themed Jewellery – any piece- Christmas, Easter, Valentines etc 8. Any other beaded item SUB-SECTION 14F– HOME BREW COMPETITION JUDGED BY THE BREW SHED STAFF The Competition is open to all levels of home brewers. If you already have some home brew on hand but feel that it’s not up to competition standard, don’t despair. Brewers of all levels are encouraged to participate, as this is a useful way of learning how to improve your future brews with the informative and confidential “feedback” score sheet for you to keep. CLASS 1. Open 2. Light Beer 3. Dark Beer 4. Ginger Beer 5. Cider 6. Wine THE WINNERS OF EACH HOME BREW STYLE WILL RECEIVE: • Overall best Home Brew Champion – Certificate plus a $30 gift voucher to The Brew Shed and a Caboolture Show Ribbon • First place – Certificate, plus a $20 gift voucher to The Brew Shed and a Caboolture Show ribbon. • Second place – Certificate, plus a $15 gift voucher to The Brew Shed and a Caboolture Show ribbon. • Third place - Certificate, plus a $10 gift voucher to The Brew Shed and a Caboolture Show ribbon. PAGE 19 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: 1. Payment in full of $1 per bottle to be made at time of drop off. 2. Drop off points are: Show Secretary’s office or The Brew Shed Morayfield until 3pm Wednesday the 7th June. No Late entries will be accepted. 3. Bottles must be clean and neat in appearance. 4. All bottles must be clearly labelled with name, phone number, class. Bottles which are not clearly labelled will not be judged. 5. Empty bottles and prizes will be ready for collection on site at the conclusion of the show, or one week after at The Brew Shed Morayfield 3/207 Morayfield Rd Morayfield. 6. The judge’s decision is final. SUB-SECTION 14G– MISCELLANEOUS STEWARD: Michelle Goullet Any hobby item not mentioned above eg.. Gourds AGE GROUPS A. 10 yrs and under C. 16-18 yrs B. 11-15 yrs D. Over 18 years CLASS 1. Novelty item 2. Decorative Gourd 3. Practical Gourd (bowls, plates, cups, spoons, baskets etc) 4. Mosaics 5. Decorated Eggs 6. Any hobby not mentioned above SECTION 15 – LAPIDARY CHIEF STEWARD: Iris Downey – Phone 3293 4017 or 0409 347 284 ENQUIRIES: Caboolture Gem Club Inc. Caboolture Historical Village Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture Q 4510. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. The competition is classed as a Level 2 competition. This competition shall be run in accordance with the AFLACA Competitor and Judging Manual, Issue No. 8 2. Entry fee of $1.00 per entry. A limit of 2 entries per person per class. All entries must be at our Club House by 12 noon Thursday 4th May 2017. No late entries accepted. If entering by mail, contact the Secretary (see above address). 3. Three perpetual trophies: 1 Open, 1 Novice and 1 Junior (if more than two participants) for highest individual score gained for a single entry over all classes. First, second and third place cards and prize money. First $5.00; Second $3.00 and Third $2.00. 4. All possible care will be taken with entries but the committee will not be held responsible for any loss or damage during display, storage or transport. Insurance is the responsibility of the competitor. 5. Each entry to be entered in a box suitable for display. Faceting material must be identified on display box. All entries are to be applicants own work. No entry has to have previously won at the same level, group and division. 6. Entries not complying with conditions of entry or special conditions in schedule may be disqualified by Steward or placed in correct section. 7. Entries may be collected between 3.30 and 4.00pm on Sunday 11th June 2017 or at the Stewards discretion, from the Gem Club stand at Caboolture Show. 8. An entry constitutes acceptance of these conditions and agreement to comply with same. 9. Postal entries to be sent to address below and return postage to be included. 10. Entries in Open, Class 13 will not count towards our Open Club Championship results. OPEN DIVISION – Reference J & R Manual CLASS 1. Standard Cabochon min 29mm on longest axis, Petrified Wood or Fern . Craftsmanship 1A PAGE 20 2. Double Standard Cabochon, min 29 mm on longest axis, Agate. Aesthetic Appeal 2A 3. Fancy Cabochon, min 29mm on longest axis, min. 2 inside curves, any Natural Lapidary Material. Aesthetic Appeal 1B 4. Double Fancy Cabochon, min 29mm on longest axis, Natural Material Craftsmanship 2B 5. Free Form, must not be able to pass through a 15mm hole, Agate Aesthetic Appeal 3 6. Faceted Stone, Standard Brilliant, with continuous girdle, material Natural Australian Coloured Quartz 8A 7. Faceted Stone, Standard Brilliant, with faceted girdle, Material man-made coloured Corundrum 8B 8. Faceted Stone, Standard Oblong Step Cut, with cut corners, Material Australian Labradorite 9A 9. Faceted Stone, Simple Trillion,as per diagram, material Amethyst 10 NOTE: All faceted stones must be named on display box. 10. Hand Fabricated Jewellery without Lapidary 18A 11. Hand Fabricated Jewellery with Lapidary cut and set by entrant 18B 12. Hand Fabricated Jewellery with Commercial Lapidary set by entrant 18D 13. Commercial Mount Jewellery with Lapidary cut and set by entrant 25 NOVICE DIVISION 14. Standard Cabochon min 29mm on longest axis, Petrified Wood or Fern Craftsmanship 1A 15. Free Form, must not be able to pass through a 15mm hole, Any Natural Lapidary material Craftsmanship 3 16. Faceted Stone, Standard Brilliant, faceted girdle,,material Natural Australian Coloured Quartz 8A 17. Faceted Stone, Standard Brilliant, faceted girdle, material Man-Made Coloured Corundum 8B 18. Faceted Stone, “Sakura 96”, as per diagram ,material Natural Coloured Quartz 10 19. Faceted Stone :Apex Octogan” as per diagram, material Cubic Zirconia 11 NOTE:All faceted stones must be named on display box 20. Hand fabricated Jewellery, without Lapidary 18A 21. Hand Fabricated Jewellery, with Lapidary cut and set by entrant 18B 22. Hand Fabricated Jewellery with Commercial Lapidary set by entrant 18D JUNIOR (under 16 at close of entries) 23. Standard Cabochon, min 29mm on longest axis, Natural Lapidary Material Craftsmanship 1A 24. Free Form, must not be able to pass through a 15mm hole, Natural Lapidary material Craftmanship 3 NOTE: All faceted stones must be named on display box. SECTION 16 – DOGS CABOOLTURE PA & I ASSN LTD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW FRIDAY 9th JUNE 2017- 9AM START EDDIE HATCHMAN OVAL (OLD RODEO GROUNDS) ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday 18th May ENTRIES TO: Dog Section, Caboolture & District PA & I Assn Ltd, C/- Mrs N Attridge 20 Abbeygrace Court, Caboolture Q 4510 ENQUIRIES: Mrs N Attridge (07) 54283420 between 4pm - 8pm only please ENTRY FEES: Per Entry $10.00; Catalogues $3.00 to be ordered and CLASSES: 1,2,3,4,5,10,11 and 18 (Neuter) paid with entry. Entry via gate list only on Gate 3 Paper entries to Nadia Attridge and entries online via Showmanager JUDGING ORDER. Ring 1 – Group 1 & 3 Judge: Ms Carrie Paine (NSW) Ring 2 – Group 2 Judge: Mrs Marilyn Morphet (QLD) Ring 3 – Group 4 & 7 Judge: Mr Brett Thompson (NSW) Ring 4 – Group 5 & 6 Judge: Mr Alan Macandie (QLD) General Specials Judge: Mr Brett Thompson (QLD) JUDGING COMMENCES in all 4 rings at 8.00am CASH AND SASH SHOW SECTION 17 – SCHOOLWORK STEWARD: Mrs. Susan Bromley Phone: 5495 2030 Contact Susan Bromley at [email protected] ASSISTING STEWARD: Susan Bromley GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL SCHOOLS AND PRESCHOOLS – Displays may be set up on the Monday 5th June, Tuesday 6th June or Wednesday 7th June prior to the Show. The CT Williamson pavilion will be closed on the Thursday for judging. NO entry to the pavilion is allowed on the Thursday. Displays may be removed on the morning of Monday 12th June after 8.00am. For enquiries please contact the above steward. DAY CARE CENTRES, PRE-SCHOOL, KINDERGARTENS THEME: “Australian Fauna & Flora” PRIMARY SCHOOL DISPLAY – GENERAL DISPLAY OF CHILDREN’S WORK (STORIES, HANDWRITING, MAPS, ETC). HIGH SCHOOL DISPLAYS - A GENERAL SHOW OF STUDENTS WORK REFLECTING ALL AREAS OF THE CURRICULUM. A CERTIFICATE AND DONATION GIVEN TO ALL PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTENS ETC. BY CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY. CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 SECTION 18 – BEST COMPETITIVE TRADE EXHIBIT Rosettes are to be awarded to the Trade Exhibit judged outstanding in Eye Appeal, Interest and Sales Promotion value. A. INDOOR: B. OUTDOOR: Apply Ms. Michelle Goullet – 0404 689 065 [email protected] 140 Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture. 4510 Apply Mr. Alf Herschel – 0439 996 506 [email protected] 140 Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture. 4510 These exhibits will be judged by a panel of prominent citizens of Caboolture on Saturday 10th June, 2017. Winners are not to remove rosettes until 3.30pm Sunday 11th June 2017. SECTION 19 – AQUARIUM Including an IBA Australian National Betta Show CHIEF STEWARD: Cary Bielenberg ASSISTING STEWARDS: Jodi Matheson, Brian Trim, Andrew Vines, Amanda Harvey, Graeme Day & Stephen Kaehne CONDITIONS OF ENTRY (a) Entry is open to any person who wishes to enter. (b) Entries to be given to the Chief Steward either at QAH club meeting or via email to the address below. (c) Entry fee is $2.00 for each nominated entry. (d) Entries close at 10pm Friday 26th May 2017, late entries may not be accepted due to space. (e) Entry fees should accompany the Entry Form. Cheques to be made payable to Queensland Hobbyists Incorporated. (f) Entry fees must be paid in full before entry is installed. (g) Entries may be installed from Saturday 3rd June between 10.00am and 10.00pm, Sunday 4th June between 2.00pm and 10.00pm, Monday 5th June between 12.00pm and 10.00pm and Tuesday 6th June between 12.00pm and 10.00pm (h) Hands out of entries at 10.00pm Tuesday 6th June2017 (i) Judging will be Wednesday 7th June 2017 (j) Equipment supplied includes – stands, lights, power supply and air supply. (k) Exhibitors to supply – their own heaters, a 1m (36”) lead/power board (S.E.C. approved) and their own aquariums, which must be either: 1) 2 foot tanks - 600mm length x min 300mm to max 450mm width x 350 to 400 mm height 2) 3 foot tanks - 900mm length x min 380mm x up to 450mm width x 450 mm height (16 spaces only) 3) 4 foot tanks - 1220mm length x 450mm width x up to 450mm height (4 spaces only) **If you wish to use either 3ft or 4ft tanks make sure you call ahead as there are limited numbers of spaces available and these will be handed out on a first come first served basis. Note: There are limited number of 2ft, 3ft and 4ft tanks available for competitors to use, these will be made available on a first come basis. All entries must fit into supplied tanks, this includes any filters used, no free standing entries permitted. (l) Maximum of 2 competitive fish entries per tank. 3 competitive entries are permitted only when a combination of Fish entry plus any of, Community, Planted, Furnished and Novelty are entered. (m) Nominated fish MUST be measured by the stewards before installing in tank otherwise a maximum of 10 points will be awarded for size irrespective of the size of the fish. (n) Group1 classes will be judged using IBA Standards. All other classes will be judged in accordance with QFAS judging criteria. (o) Classes 31, Design and Technique classes will be judged at 50 points for Design and 50 points for Technique. Fish will not count towards overall score. All plants, rocks, ornaments, filtration, gravel and fish will be provided. (p) Any class with less than 6 entries may be combined with a similar class. (q) Fish to be judged MUST be nominated by competitor. No best in tank accepted. (r) Animals (any fish, invertebrate, amphibian or reptile) other than those nominated for judging may be included to improve the quality of the display. (s) Where permits are required for display of a species then copies of the permits must be provided to the stewards before installation of entry. When rare/new species are entered for judging, it is up to the competitor to provide supporting documentation. Otherwise the entry will be judged at the Chief Stewards discretion. (t) If your entry requires live food then it must be fed before hands out 10.00pm Tuesday 6th June and should be fed no more than can be eaten overnight so that no live food remain in tank by time judging takes place. Also there must be no live food in the tank during the time the show is open to the public. (u) All entries are eligible for Best Display. (v) Any sick fish will not be judges. (w) Steward’s collective decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. (x) A copy of rules and standards will be available upon request at all times. (y) Entries to be removed between 4.00pm and 10.00pm Sunday 11th June2017 and if needed Monday 12th June between 10.00am and 6.00pm. (z) All care is taken with entries, but the Q.A.H accepts no responsibility for any loss or damages incurred. Please note: Tank spaces available for this show will be limited to a maximum of 5 tank spaces for each competitor to start with. If all spaces have not been filled by Friday 26th May then competitors will be able to have as many extra spaces as they require until all spaces have been filled. www.cabooltureshow.com.au For any queries concerning classes and conditions contact either, Jodi Mathison Ph: 0431167315 or email [email protected] for the Betta entries or Graeme Day on 0402 841 627 or email [email protected] for all other entries. GROUP 1: BETTAS CATEGORY: 1. Betta Splendens – Halfmoon Male Classes: Solid Dark, Solid Light, Patterned 2. Betta Splendens – Halfmoon Doubletail Male Classes: Solid Dark, Solid Light, Patterned 3. Betta Splendens – Crowntail Male Classes: Solid Dark, Solid Light, Patterned 4. Betta Splendens – Halfmoon Plakat Male Classes: Solid Dark, Solid Light, Bicolour/BF/Combination, Open all colours, Giant all colours 5. Betta Splendens – Female Classes: HM/HMDT Solid, HM PK/Giant Solid, CT all colours HM/HMDT Patterned, HM PK/Giant Patterned 6. Betta Splendens – Australian Bred Classes: HMPK & Giant Male Solid, HM/HMDT Male all colours HMPK & Giant M Patterned, CT Male all colours Female Longfin all colours, Female Shortfin all colours 7. Betta Splendens – Junior Classes: Junior Male solid, Junior Female Solid, Junior Male Patterned Junior Female Patterned 8. Betta Splendens – Other Classes: Dumbo all colours, Vieltail all colours AOV Male all colours, AOV Female all colours PRIZES Champion Betta (category 1 - 6) $50.00, Trophy, Ribbon and Certificate Reserve Champion (category 1 - 6) $40.00, Ribbon and Certificate Category Champion $30.00, Ribbon and Certificate Category Reserve Champion $15.00, Ribbon and Certificate Class places 1st, 2nd and 3rd Ribbon and Certificate. Tanks: 2L Acrylic containers, cards, heating cords and water will be provided for all entries. Sizes: 1) Junior Class – Maximum size 3.1 cm SL (Tip of mouth to caudal peduncle). Ideally no more than 2.5cm. 2) Standard Class (Male & Female) – Body minimum 3.2 cm SL excluding caudal (Tip of mouth to caudal peduncle). 3) Junior Giant – Body minimum 5cm SL excluding caudal (Tip of mouth to caudal peduncle). 4) Senior Giant – Body minimum 6.4 cm SL excluding caudal (Tip of mouth to caudal peduncle). Australian Bred Entries: All entrants in these classes must be Australian residents. Bettas entered into these classes must be fish the exhibitor has personally spawned, raised and entered. No purchased or acquired fish will be eligible to be entered into this category. Individual Entries: The entrant must have spawned, raised and entered the fish personally. Team Entries: Team entries are the product of two people working closely together in different fishrooms to produce a line of bettas. Teams usually involve one person breeding the fish and then giving the young, unsexed juveniles to another person who will rear them in their fishrooms to showable size and training. Teams are not people who purchase or are gifted a fish from another breeder. Family Entries: All family members share the same fishroom, which is located at one address. All duties are shared and each member is equally involved in the breeding and raising of the fish. If two family members work from the same fishroom, but maintain separate lines and all fishroom duties are carried out independently, then they must enter as individuals. GROUP 2: A.O.V. CLASS: 9. Australian Native Rainbows, Blue Eyes and Sunfish 10. Any other variety of Native Fish 11. Goldfish single tail 12. Goldfish A.O.V. 13. Marine 14. Amphibians, Invertebrates and Crustaceans PRIZES Champion AOV (classes 9 - 14) $50.00, Trophy, Ribbon and Certificate 1st place in class $25.00, Ribbon and Certificate 2nd place in class $15.00, Ribbon and Certificate 3rd place in class $10.00, Ribbon and Certificate GROUP 3: TROPICAL. CLASS: 15. Livebearers all varieties. 16. Anabantids (other than Betta Splendens). 17. Tetras, Rasboras, Danios and Barbs. 18. L number Catfish. 19. Catfish A.O.V. 20. Any other variety tropical fish. PRIZES Champion Tropical (classes 15 - 20) $50.00, Trophy, Ribbon and Certificate 1st place in class $25.00, Ribbon and Certificate 2nd place in class $15.00, Ribbon and Certificate 3rd place in class $10.00, Ribbon and Certificate PAGE 21 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 GROUP 4: CHICLIDS. CLASS: 21. African and Asian Cichlids 22. North & Central American Cichlids. 23. South American Cichlids. PRIZES Champion Cichlid (classes 21 - 23) $50.00, Trophy, Ribbon and Certificate 1st place in class $25.00, Ribbon and Certificate 2nd place in class $15.00, Ribbon and Certificate 3rd place in class $10.00, Ribbon and Certificate GROUP 5; PLANTED AQUARIUMS. CLASS: 24. Community Tank. Animals that live together in harmony. (Preferences given to communities from the same geographical habitat). 25. Planted Aquarium. Nothing artificial allowed in tank. 26. Furnished Aquarium. 27. Novelty Aquarium. PRIZES Champion Planted (classes 24 - 27) $50.00, Trophy, Ribbon and Certificate 1st place in class $25.00, Ribbon and Certificate 2nd place in class $15.00, Ribbon and Certificate 3rd place in class $10.00, Ribbon and Certificate GROUP 6; MISCELLANEOUS. CLASS: 28. Design and Technique. Open to Novice & Children only. Note there are limited entries for this class. 29. Novice (open to exhibitors who have never won a prize). 30. Children’s Exhibit (5 to 16years). 31. Large Fish (Tank Busters) Note: Classes 29 and 30 are eligible for Champion in whichever group the entry fall under, and because Class 31 does not have size judged it is not eligible for Champion in any Group. PRIZES 1st place in class $25.00, Ribbon and Certificate 2nd place in class $15.00, Ribbon and Certificate 3rd place in class $10.00, Ribbon and Certificate Best Display of Show: $100.00, Trophy, Ribbon and Certificate ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE ONLINE TO DOWNLOAD @ cabooltureshow.com.au SECTION 20 – WOODCHOP SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 STEWARDS: Lindsay Hewitt, Joshua Adamson, Ray Bliesner Entries close: 22nd May 2017, with the secretary QAA, Mr Allan Draper PO Box 1160, Woodford QLD 4514 This program is to be conducted under the rules and regulations of the Queensland Axemens Association & is subject to change without notice. For any further information phone Lindsay Hewitt on 0407 588 272. Entries close on the 3rd June 2017 with : The Secretary QAA Mr Allan Draper, PO Box 1160, Woodford, Qld 4514. Stock Saw will be run by the Caboolture Show Society. SATURDAY 10TH JUNE - 9:30 AM 1. 300mm QLD Tree felling Championship $500, $300, $200 $100 $50 $50 (Nom $20) 2. 275mm UH Handicap $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 3. 300mm SB Handicap $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 4. 250mm SB Handicap $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 5. 300mm U/H Handicap $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 6. 250mm SB Championship 1st Div $120, $80, $40 (Nom $13) 7. 250mm SB Championship 2nd Div $120, $80, $40 (Nom $13) 8. 250mm SB Championship 3rd Div $120, $80, $40 (Nom$13) 9. BOYS 250mm SB Under 18 $60, $40, $20 (Nom $6) 10. BOYS 250mm U/H under 13 $30, $20, $10 (Nom Free) 11. 2nd DIV Treefelling Championship $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 12. 275mm Veterans U/H Handicap $140, $80, $40 (Nom $10) 13. DHS Championship $200, $100, $60 14. Axe Throwing $50 Nomination on the day 15. Stock Saw - Nominations on the day - Sponsored by Stihl Shop Morayfield SECTION 21 – PHOTOGRAPHY CHIEF STEWARD: Peter Mitchelson 0413916774 ENTRIES CLOSE: 5:00pm Tuesday 6th June 2017 ENTRY FEES: Juniors (12 years and under) $0.50 per entry Youths (16 years and under) $0.50 per entry Adults (17 years and over) $1.00 per entry AWARDS: Donated prizes or prize money 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00. Award Cards will be issued for 1st, 2nd, 3rd places and for Highly Commended. PRINTS: 1. All prints must be images taken by the exhibitor. 2. Prints, including mount board, must be no larger than 51cm x 41cm or smaller than 25cm x 20cm. Junior/youth section minimum size is 15cm x 20cm. Panoramas will be accepted provided that the measurements do not exceed 61cm x 34 cm including mount board. Prints outside these measurements will not be exhibited. 3. The name of the exhibitor must not appear on the face of the print or border. FRAMED OR GLASS MOUNTED FRAMED PRINTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Every print must be mounted on stiff card with the Exhibitor’s Name, Address, Title of print, and Class number of the entry printed in block letters on the back of the entered mount. 4. Exhibitors are permitted to put descriptive titles on the photographs, particularly if this will assist the judge in interpretation of the subject matter. 5. A maximum of five (5) entries per section from any one exhibitor. 6. Entries must be delivered to, (or posted) so that the Show Office receives them NO LATER than 5:00pm on Tuesday 6th June 2017. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 7. Entries will be accepted at the Show Office starting from Monday 23rd May 2017 8. Exhibitors may collect their entries from the Dining Hall after 3:30pm Sunday 11th June 2017 - last day of the show. Proof of ownership will be requested. 9. PRIZE MONEY must be collected from the cashier in the Secretary’s Office before 4:00pm on the last day of the show (11th June). 10. Trophies, prints and Award Cards not collected by Wednesday 15th June 2017 will be forfeited. THESE RULES MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO. DEPARTURES FROM THESE RULES WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. OPEN AGE PRINT SECTION CLASSES 1. Digital Print, Computer Enhanced Manipulated Image - ANY SUBJECT. 2. Monochrome Print - ANY SUBJECT 3. Colour Print - ANY SUBJECT 4. Colour Print - PEOPLE (one or more persons) 5. Nature Print - Colour or Monochrome, depicts living untamed animals, insects and uncultivated plants in a natural habitat. Evidence of the presence of mankind must be avoided. 6. Animal Life and Pets - May include caged animals, birds and pets etc. 7. Landscape/ Seascape. 8. Colour Print - For non-camera club people who have not won a prize in a previous show or competition. ANY SUBJECT. 9. THE SHOW - A print depicting any Show activity. Animals, People, Equipment, or function. The print must be obvious in the showgrounds environment, and can be colour or monochrome. JUNIOR/YOUTH SECTION CLASSES 10. ANY SUBJECT - For Juniors 12 years and under as at 30th June 2017 11. ANY SUBJECT - For Youths from 13 years to 16 years as at 30th June 2017 CHAMPION OPEN AGE PRINT From any senior section Trophy donated by Caboolture Photography Club. CHAMPION JUNIOR/YOUTH PRINT From either Junior or Youth section Trophy donated by Caboolture Photography Club. SUNDAY 11TH JUNE - 9:30AM 16. 350mm QLD Standing Block Championship $500, $300, $200, $100 $50 $50 (Nom $20) 17. 275mm S/B Handicap $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 18. 250mm SB Handicap $180, $80, $40 (Nom $13) 19. 275mm U/H Handicap $180, $90, $40 (Nom $13) 20. 1st Div Treefelling Handicap $120, $80, $40, $20 (Nom $13) 21. 2nd Div $120, $80, $40, $20 (Nom $13) 22. 275mm UH Championship 1st Div $120, $80, $40 (Nom $13) 23. 275mm UH Championship 2nd Div $120, $80, $40 (Nom $13) 24. 275mm UH Championship 3rd Div $120, $80, $40 (Nom $13) 25. 250mm Veterans S/B Handicap $140, $90, $40 ( Nom $10) 26. Novice 250mm U/H Hand $60, $40, $20 (Nom$10) 27. Boys 250mm under 13 U/H $30, $20, $10 (Nom Free) 28. Open Single Sawing Handicap $140, $80, $40 (Nom $7) 29. Jill & Jill DHS Championship $140, $80, $40 (Nom $7) 30. Ladies Single Saw Handicap $140, $80, $40 (Nom$7) PAGE 22 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 www.cabooltureshow.com.au PAGE 23 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 Caboolture Show Society is looking for entrants for our Showgirl (Single females 18 to 28) and Rural Ambassador (Male or Female 20 to 30 years) along with Miss Princess and Tiny Tots for the juniors. Showgirl / Ambassador is a great way to showcase our young people and for you to learn how vital Show Societies are to a vibrant local community. We will help and guide you throughout the process. If you win in Caboolture and go on to the regional or state finals we will help with the costs. Come and join a progressive Show Society, have a good time and make some great new friends. For more information: Call Fay now and be part of this great www.queenslandshows.com.au/rural-ambassador (No calls after 8pm please) www.queenslandshows.com.au/miss-showgirl PAGE 24 community... 07 3888 7857 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY In association with the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies the Caboolture Show Society is holding a “Ute Muster” competition in conjunction with its Annual Show in June 2017. This Show Schedule contains a Nomination Form and Classes for judging which will apply for this competition. Conditions of Entry can be found at www.queenslandshows.com.au on the competition page. Date: Sunday 11th June 2017 Time: 8:00am closing at 9:00am for Judging to commence at 10:00am Venue: Nomination: Caboolture Show Grounds (Entry at Gate 9 off Old Gympie Road) All entries to Cathy Kuhrt or to Kristine Jenkins email: [email protected] Nomination Fees: $10.00 for first Category $5.00 for each additional Category Fees to be paid and nomination form stamped as being received. Nominated Classes are: a) Street Ute b) B & S Ute c) Chicks Ute d) 4x4 Ute e) Work Ute f) Feral Ute g) Classic Ute h) Town & Country Ute First Prize for each Class $50 Second Prize for each Class $30 UTE OF THE SHOW $50 Total Prize Money $690 Plus Ribbons & Trophies Judges: Names TBA. At least one of which will have Automotive experience. Winners of all categories above are eligible to contest the QCAS Near North Coast Sub Chamber Final at Samford Show on Sunday 16th July 2017. Winners from Samford compete at the QCAS State final at the RNA Exhibition in August 2017. Nomination for entry into the Ute Show entitles Driver entry to the General Show Grounds. Passengers to pay normal show entry fee. Enquiries: Cathy Kuhrt 0419 331 213 or Kristine Jenkins 0429 069 208 It is accepted that some Show Societies already host “Ute” competitions. These Societies can maintain their traditional competition. Should these Societies wish to participate in the QCAS State Ute Muster they MUST include the QCAS Classes in their competition. Show Societies wishing to introduce the QCAS State Ute Muster Series to their Show Program are required to abide by these Rules and Regulations. www.cabooltureshow.com.au PAGE 25 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 UTE MUSTER RULES AND REGULATIONS Right of Entry 1. Competitors are permitted to enter the competition at any number of Shows. 2. Only registered vehicles are eligible to enter the competition. 3. If a competitor wins a class at one Show, they may still compete at other Shows. 5. The Sub-Chamber Winners can only represent NOT MORE THAN ONE CLASS AND NOT MORE THAN ONE SUB-CHAMBER with the one vehicle at State Level. 4. The Class Winner can only represent ONE CLASS AND ONE SHOW at Sub-Chamber Level and that Show is the one at which they first won, irrespective of the number of Show entered. 6. In the event that the Winner of a Class is ineligible to compete under rules 4&5 above, the Runner Up or other eligible vehicle will be permitted to compete at SubChamber and State Final Tiles in place of the Winner.Note. It is the responsibility of the vehicle owner to notify the Show Society or Sub-Chamber Coordinator of their judging ineligibility to compete. Conduct of Competitors (Drivers/Owners) 7. Steward’s directives must be followed. 8. Queensland Road Rules apply to competitors both inside and outside of the venue. 9. Rules applying to the specific Venue/Showgrounds must be observed at all times.0Speed must be limited as per Showground signage or as directed. 10. Speed must be limited as per Showground signage or as directed. 11. Vehicles are to be parked as directed and not moved unless directed by Stewards/Officials. 12. Intoxicated owners or drivers will be disqualified from the competition. 13. Excessive noise levels will not be permitted. 14. Burnouts or donuts will not be tolerated. 15. Competitors may undergo a breathalyser test. Refusal will mean immediate disqualification. 16. Any Owner/Driver behaving in a manner considered to be inappropriate will be disqualified. 17. Any person not abiding by any of the Rules will automatically be disqualified. Nominations for Entry 18. Any REGISTERED vehicle that is classified as a UTE (Drop tray back, well back, drop side or converted to a UTE) may be nominated by the owner and /or driver. 19. If converted to a UTE a Certificate of Inspection will be required. 20. The driver of the vehicle must have a current driver’s licence. Nomination Fees 21. Nomination Fees recommended for the event are as follows: 1) $10.00 nomination fee per vehicle, for entry to one(1) Class – at Show Level; 2) Other Classes may be entered for an additional $5.00 per Class – at Show Level; 3) No nomination fee is required for Sub-Chamber or State Final; and 4) The official QCAS Nomination Form is to be completed and the Waiver signed to gain entry to the Event. Judging 22. It is recommended to have two(2) judges but no more than three(3) judges 23. It is recommended to select Judges with automotive experience or knowledge. 24. Vehicles will be judged according to the individual classes’ criteria. 25. Owners or Drivers f vehicles must remain with their vehicle while judging of that particular class is in progress. 26. The WINNER of the overall championship at the STATE FINAL is nor eligible to be judged for the SAME TITLE for a period of one (1) year if they have qualified again for the State Finals. 27. A standard Judging Sheet is provided for scoring purposes. 28. The Judge’s decision is final. Classes 29. The following eight(8) classes have been selected to give the best overall cross-section of entries,. 1) Best Street Ute – All makes and models. Tailored for street driving, with or without custom modifications. Immaculate presentation, precise detail dedicated to entire vehicle. Interior, exterior, under bonnet, engine bay and tray presentation. History of Ute, bought or custom. 2) Best B & S Ute – All makes and models. The typical B & S Ball Ute showing evidence of Ball attendance, with Badges, Stickers, Aerials, Mud flaps, Roll Bar, Bulbar and Spotlights. Overall interior and exterior presentation. Aerial flags are encouraged for display, but judging will be based on the vehicle itself. 3) Best Chicks Ute – All makes and models MUST be registered solely in females’ name. (Registration papers are to be supplied for viewing). Best interior and exterior with personal touches and accessories and overall Ute presentation. History of Ute, bought or custom. Additional decorations, flowers and stuffed toys are welcome for display, but judging will be based on the vehicle itself. 4) Best 4x4 Ute – All makes and models. Best representation of a 4xx4 Ute, in constant use or part time 4 wheel drive. Additional four wheel drive accessories added to the vehicle and including overall interior and exterior presentation. 5) Best Work Ute – All makes and models. Displaying Toolboxes and Trade accessories, and (where applicable) MUST exhibit clear Business or Trade signage on the vehicle. Overall interior and exterior presentation. 6) Best Feral Ute – All makes and models. The real character Ute. Seen a lot of life, Bulbar, stickers, additional accessories, antennas, reasonable neglected, unkempt and complete with dents. Aerial flags are permitted for display purposes only but will not be considered for judging. Ute MUST be roadworthy. 7) Best Classic Ute – Any restored Ute over 30 years of age which is roadworthy and registered with or without modifications to the engine and body but still being able to identify the “true” make and model. 8) Town & Country Ute – All makes and models of road registered Ute with Immaculate presentation & with a Rollbar with overhead Spotlights/Light bar, and/ or Bulbar. UHF, mudflaps, artwork, side skirts and very minimal stickers all add to the points. Must have at least one component which excludes the Ute from Street or from excelling in B & S. PAGE 26 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 GENERAL ENTRY FORM Section Class Office Use NAME OF EXHIBITOR (in block letters) Particulars of Exhibit $ Mr / Mrs / Miss: Address: Phone: Email: I understand that entries are accepted entirely at the owners risk and competitors in Ring Events perform at their own risk. The Society, its servants and agents will not be liable for any losses or damage to the exhibits or any property whatsoever and howsoever any such losses or damage be caused. All my entries are free from all known pests and diseases. Signature: Date: Posted exhibits are to include costs of return postage and are to be mailed direct to the appropriate steward. Prize money should be collected on show days at the Showgrounds as postage and banking costs now prevent the forwarding of cheques. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST COMPLETE EITHER SECTION 1 OR 2 1. If you do not quote your ABN or sign the hobby declaration below, we will be required to deduct 48.5% withholding tax from any prize money you win. My ABN is: OR 2. DECLARATION I hereby declare that the activity I am engaged in which relates to services provided by me is a recreational hobby undertaken by me. Full Name: Signature: Date: Prize money should be collected on Show days at the Showgrounds as postage and banking costs now prevent the forwarding of cheques. NB. If insufficient space on this Entry Form for your exhibits, please attach another sheet. www.cabooltureshow.com.au PAGE 27 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 SHOWJUMPING ENTRY FORM Grade EFA No. Horse Class No. Entry Fee OFFICE USE Prize SEND TO: Ken Jensen, 103 Bancroft Terrace, Deception Bay, 4508 Phone: 0418 880 019 Email: [email protected] Rider: EFA No: Address: Postcode: Phone: Mobile: Email: Signature: Date: ALL EXHIBITORS MUST COMPLETE EITHER SECTION 1 OR 2 1. If you do not quote your ABN or sign the hobby declaration below, we will be required to deduct 48.5% withholding tax from any prize money you win. My ABN is: OR 2. DECLARATION I hereby declare that the activity I am engaged in which relates to services provided by me is a recreational hobby undertaken by me. Full Name: Signature: Date: Prize money should be collected on Show days at the Showgrounds as postage and banking costs now prevent the forwarding of cheques. NB. If insufficient space on this Entry Form for your exhibits, please attach another sheet. PAGE 28 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 STABLE APPLICATION FORM CABOOLTURE P.A. & I. ASSOCIATION ALL STABLE ENQUIRIES TO KEN JENSEN Phone: 0418 880 019 Email: [email protected] CONDITIONS: Preference will be given to those who have the most distance to travel. (let us know early) Stables, Camping and Bond must be booked and paid for by 2nd June 2017 to assure stables. Send with this application to Michelle Goullet, PO Box 266, Caboolture, Q, 4510 Name: Address: Postcode: Phone: Mobile: Email: STABLING & CAMPING REQUIREMENTS Day Required 6pm to 6pm ETA Tick if Required for night No. of Stables @ $20 per day Camping @ $15 per day + Power & 1 lead Cleaning Bond $40 per stable Stabling & Bond Camping Costs Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Total OFFICE USE ONLY PLEASE TICK Jumper Hack Mare Stallion Gelding Pony _____________________ Receipt No. _____________________ Stables Allocated _____________________ Bond Refund (Returnable after stable inspection). Signature: Date: EXHIBITORS ARE ADVISED THAT NO ELECTRIC FENCES ARE ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS DURING THE PERIOD OF THE SHOW AND THAT THE SHOW SOCIETIES WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFICERS ARE AUTHORISED TO CUT AND REMOVE SAME WITHOUT NOTICE. www.cabooltureshow.com.au PAGE 29 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 PAGE 30 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 www.cabooltureshow.com.au PAGE 31 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION LIMITED 90th ANNUAL SHOW - FRIDAY 9th, SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th JUNE 2017 PAGE 32 CABOOLTURE SHOW SOCIETY

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