SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE - Alice Springs · 2019. 5. 23. · CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN SHOW SOCIETYCENTRAL AUSTRALIAN SHOW SOCIETY 1 w 2019 SHOW SCHEDULE GENERAL INFORMATION TO BE HELD

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN SHOW SOCIETY INC!

We would like to thank our Patron, Jim Hayes and Vice Patron, Gary Prior

for their incredible personal contribution and support to the Alice Springs Show over the past 60 years

and for their services and support to the local agricultural and pastoral industry.

We are pleased to announce they are handing over the ‘reigns’ to their son and daughter respectively.

Please join us in welcoming Ben Hayes as our Patron, and Rachel Jericho (nee Prior) as our Vice Patron.

We are thrilled to have Ben and Rachel continue in their fathers’ footsteps and continue to help us

bring you one of the best regional shows in Australia.

Special Announcement

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2019 SHOW SCHEDULE

GENERAL INFORMATION

TO BE HELD AT BLATHERSKITE PARK FROMFRIDAY, 5th JULY (9am) to SATURDAY, 6th JULY (7.30pm).

Judging to commence Thursday, 4th July – 9am, and Friday, 5th July unless otherwise stated in Special Regulations.

Gates open 9:00am (access for livestock exhibitors from 6:30am Gate 4 only).

Pavilions Open – Friday and Saturday 9am to 5.30pm

Official Opening & Grand Parade Friday – July 5th – 2:30pm.

GATE ADMISSION:

Wrist bands must be fitted correctly before entry is allowed. If you need assistance to fitting your wrist bands please see the volunteer crews at the gate. Please be aware that replacement and refunds will not be given for lost, misplaced or forgotton wristbands.

Adults – $20 | Children (5 to 15 years) – $10, Aged Pensioners (with card) – $10. Prices incl. GST.

2 DAY SHOW PASS COSTS (incl GST)Family 2 day pass 2 Adults + 2 children $75.00

Additional Child 1 child 5-15, with 2 day family pass $5.00

Double 2 day pass 2 Adults $60.00

Adult 2 day pass 1 Adult $32.00

Pensioner 1 Adult, on production of aged pension card $12.00

Junior 1 Child 5-15 years $12.00

PREPAID ADMISSION:

Purchasing prepaid gate admission means easier access to the Show and reduced waiting time in line. To purchase day passes for either Friday OR Saturday, please see below for times and locations.

Adults – $18 | Children (5 to 15 years) – $8, Aged Pensioners (with card) – $8. Prices incl. GST

PURCHASE TICKETS:• Online via our website: www.alice-springs.com.au

• At IGA Supermarkets and Tourism Central Australia Information Centre until Thursday July 4th 4:30pm.

• At the CASS Office Blatherskite Park. Until Thursday July 4th 4pm.

• 2 Day Show Passes only available at the CASS Office Blathershite Park, Yeperenye Shopping Centre or online via our website: www.alice-springs.com.au

Take NoteEntry via Ilparpa Road only!

General Public Car Parking: Entrance will be through Gate 11 on Len Kittle Drive.

Disabled Parking: Refer to the Map on the CASS Website: www.alice-springs.com.au

Entrance to Show Grounds: Ticket Booths are located near the side of the exit Gate 9 in the General Public Carpark.

The Show is a smoke free event; designated Smoking Areas apply.

Dogs not competing in any of the Show events are not permitted on the Show Grounds.

CASS has the right to search patrons for prohibited items.

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Show Society Officials 02Presidents Message 03Privileges of Members 04Life Members 05Our Sponsors 06

Agriculture 08Agriculture Junior 10Art 11Art Junior 12Cattle 13Cattle Junior 18Cooking 20Cooking Junior 24Craft 25Craft Junior 30Dogs 32

Hobbies 33Horses 36 Dressage 38 Western 39 Show Jumping 41 Pony Club Classes 43 LED 44 Rider 45 Hack 46 Carriage Driving 47 Novelties 48 Topsy Ring 50Horticulture 52Horticulture Junior 54Pets & Animal Nursery 56Photography 58Poultry 61

GENERAL INFORMATION

SHOW SOCIETY OFFICIALS

President Rosie Gibbins

Vice Presidents Craig Whan, Murray McLeod

Patron Ben Hayes

Vice Patron Rachel Jericho

Public Officer Harry Cook

Administration Officers Holly Russell, Jodi Irwin

Table of Contents


GENERAL INFORMATION

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

This year it’s our 60th birthday!

We are celebrating sixty years of our agricultural and pastoral industries in Central Australia, sixty years of community spirit, memories and family fun. Sixty years supported by hundreds of volunteers sharing their ideas, time, energy and creativity to put on one of the greatest regional shows in Australia.

Sixty years supported by our amazing community – generations of joy! Sixty years supported by our sponsors whom this year include our major sponsors the Northern Territory Government, Imparja, SunFM / 8HA, Centre Electrical Services NT, Yeperenye Shopping Centre, Bellette, Alice Springs Town Council and many more local small businesses and individuals

We give back to the community by investing in ways to continually improve our systems and to make sure we provide a safe and secure environment and clean facilities for you to enjoy. We achieve this by supporting local businesses and clubs to provide many of the services you enjoy and in doing so, inject tens of thousands of dollars back in to the local community.

We also consider how our event impacts our community and take responsibility for the waste to landfill. From our show we are currently sending more than five tonnes of rubbish to landfill each year and we’d like to reduce this amount as much as possible but need your help. Our face book poll in December last year showed 95% of respondents would support recycling at the Show. A recent survey of our 2018 traders also showed an overwhelming response to recycling and phasing out single use plastic.

This year you might notice something a little extra with more coloured bins on the grounds. We are asking everyone to use the ‘right’ bin and recycle if you can in the yellow bin!

While we celebrate sixty years of Shows we also look forward to the future and the next generation taking the reigns to ensure we continue to celebrate our regional agricultural and pastoral industries.

We would like to thank our Patron, Jim Hayes and Vice Patron, Gary Prior for their incredible contribution to our show and their services to the local agricultural and pastoral industry and we announce they too are handing over the ‘reigns’ to their son and daughter respectively. Join us in welcoming Ben Hayes as our Patron, and Rachel Jericho (nee Prior) as our Vice Patron.

We are confident and super excited our show will continue to grow and know it has a bright future ahead.

Happy birthday and we hope you enjoy your Show

Rosie Gibbins

President


GENERAL INFORMATION

PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERSLife Members are entitled to:

1. Attend, hold office and vote at any General Meeting of the Show Society.

2. Reduced entry fees for exhibits in the Show.

3. Member admission to the Society’s Grounds when any function is being held by this Society.

4. Access to toilet facilities under the Grandstand.

5. Unlimited entry during the Show.

6. Members’ Car Parking in the designated area.

7. Entry to facilities and provisions of the Members Bar.

LIFE MEMBER 1 ADULT $650.00

NOTE: Please be aware that replacement memberships cannot be issued, and refunds will not be given for purchase of gate tickets due to lost, misplaced or forgotten membership wristbands. For information about Life Membership, inquire at the Administration Centre. Please note memberships expire on Wednesday, 31 July 2019.

To vote at AGM, membership for the following financial year will need to be purchased. Memberships can be purchased online till 4pm on Monday, 17 June 2019, from our Show stall in Yeperenye Shopping Centre from Tuesday, 11th of June to Saturday, 29th of June 2019 or the CASS Office at the Show Grounds before COB Thursday, 4 July 2019.

Pre-paid tickets cannot be converted/transferred to offset membership. It is the responsibility of all Members and Life Members to advise CASS of any changes to contact numbers and postal addresses.


GENERAL INFORMATIONLIFE MEMBERS

Barry Allwright Loz Delantye Terry Karger Paul Pringle

Ian Anderson Wendy Desouza Renton Kelly Gary Prior

John Ayliffe John Dickin A.C Kilgariff Julianne Prior

Margaret Bail Nadine Douma Chris Kilgariff Val Prior

Brian Bail Johan Douma John Kilgariff Ilara Purvis

Margaret Baker Wayne Driver Sydney Kinsman Jim Purvis

Richard Ballagh Ellen Earea D Knight Alison Pyper

Grant Barber Jamie Evans Wayne Kraft John Pyper

Robert Barber Jeff Farmer Sean Leigh Lilo Raupp

David Bartlett Penny Galbraith Terry Leigh Sue Ride

Brad Bellette Colleen Grave Jacqueline Lines Malcolm Roberts

Kevin Betterman Lynne Hall Jacquie Livingstone Anne Rodgers

Liz Bird Roger Harris Keith Locke Ian Rowan

Margaret Bird Glyn Harrod Tony Markham Daran Rumbal

W Braitling B Hayes David Marriott Glen Saxby

Terri Braitling Edward Hayes Keith McEwan M’Lis Scott

Debbie-Lee Braitling James Hayes John McNamara Rebecca Scott

W. Braitling Janice Hayes P McPherson Bruce Simmons

Barb Braitling Katy Hayes S McPherson Ruth Sliep

Denis Braitling R Hayes Desmond McRae Shirley Stanes

Michael Broad Steve Hayes Geoffrey McRae Wulf Pfau

Robyn Cadzow Ben Heaslip Ken Metcalfe J.P B.W Strong

Richard Cadzow Grant Heaslip Brooke Susan Morley R Swinbourne

Steven Cadzow Janice Heaslip Martin Mueller A Turner

Stana Camelin Laura Heaslip Rachael Mueller D Turner

Rod Cantley Tanya Heaslip James Murphy G Turner

J. David Carruth Sean Hennan Ross Murphy K Turner

Donald Cavenagh A.M Heenan Chris Neck David Tuzewski

Neva Cavenagh Brendan Heenan Greg Neck June Tuzewski

Harry Chisholm Matthew Heenan Murray Neck Michael Wait

Roy Chisholm Michael Heenan Robert Noble Roger Wait

Christopher Connellan Kevin Heintze John Oliver Trevor Waples

Harry Cook Janet Hemsley Mary-Rose Paterson Stewart Weir

Julie Cook Pam Hooper Colin Penley Matthew Wharton

Alan Coppock Alan Jackson Ross Peterkin J.H Whitten

Elsa Corbet Pam Jeffery Mel Phillips V.J Willick

Greg Crawford Rachel Jericho Neil Phillips

Deven Crawford Craig Kaesler G Potter

Doc Cunningham Deborah Kaesler Jason Pringle


GENERAL INFORMATION

Nutritional Feed Supplies

Elders Alice Springs

Lyndavale Pty Ltd

Country Women’s Association

Electricon Contracting

Mt Riddock Station

Alice Springs Vet Hospital

Equestrian NT

Mt Skinner Station

Alice Springs Veterinary Centre

Gould Plumbing

Neata Glass and Aluminium

Apex Club of Central Australia

Ground Works NT

Australian Beef Industry

HW Greenham & Sons

Rabobank

Australian Plant Society

Ingkerreke Commercial

Safe Business Systems NT

Sandover Pastoral Co

Integrated Valuation Services

Lambina Station

Stuart Builder

Bos Park Droughtmaster

Landmark

Alice Springs Nursery

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress

Tanami Transport

Laucke Mills

Taps, Tubs and Tiles

Centre Electrical Services

Centre Jewellers

Territory Stock Feed & Saddlery

LJ Hooker

Tony & Pam Davis

Lions Club Alice Springs

Lucy Creek Station

Sue Ride

Central Australian Beef Breeders Association

Centre Newsagency

Central Australian

Western Rides

Alice Springs Girl Guides

Avanti Plus

Central Australian Community Toy Library

Our Sponsors


GENERAL INFORMATIONThank you

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AGRICULTURE Section A

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Judge Shane Secombe

Steward Geoff Miers

Assistant Stewards Bruce Clouch, Helen Kemp,

Ken Holness

Fees Adult $3.00 Junior, Aged Pensioner and Life Member $2.00

Closing Friday, 28 June online or Friday, 21 June at the office.

Delivery Thursday, 4 July. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward, Rumball Hall between 3pm and 6pm.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 12pm.

Prizes 1st $8 / 2nd $5 / 3rd $3

NOTE: Prize money not collected by Wednesday, 31 July 2019 will be forfeited.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Highly perishable exhibits will be removed at any

time deemed necessary by the steward.

• The steward reserves the right to shift any exhibit to a more appropriate class if necessary.

• In classes for collections, exhibitors must supply their own equipment, bowls or plates for display. Artistic arrangements as well as quality will be taken into account.

• Fruit and vegetables will be judged from the home garden angle rather than from a commercial agricultural or fruit growing angle.

• Citrus fruit should have the stalks removed, with only the ‘star’ remaining.

• Eggs shall be displayed in egg cartons.

• Ensure that the correct number of items specified in each class are delivered, otherwise the entry will be disqualified.

A1 Grapefruits (3x)

A2 Lemons (3x)

A3 Oranges (3x) Navel

A4 Oranges (3x) Any Other

A9 Cauliflower (1head)

A10 Cabbage (1head)

A11 Broccoli (1head)

A5 Mandarins (6x) Imperial

A6 Mandarins (6x) Any Other

A7 Fruit-Any other variety

A8 Fruit Collection – At least 4 varieties

A12 Silver Beet (6 sticks)

A13 Lettuce – Hearting Lettuce (1 head)

A14 Lettuce – Loose Leaf (1 head)

FRUIT

VEGETABLES

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AGRICULTURESection A

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Grand Champion trophy (most outstanding exhibit) donated by Central Australian Show Society.

Highest Aggregate – Open Section trophy donated by Territory Lettuce.

Highest Aggregate – Citrus & Fruit Classes trophy donated by Geoff Miers Garden Solutions.

A31 White Eggs (6x) in container

A32 Brown Eggs (6x) in container

A33 Duck Eggs (6x) in container

A34 Honey

A35 Farm Produce – Any other

A36Commercial Entry – Edible garden produce collection

A15 Peas (500g)

A16 Radishes (bunch of 6)

A17 Carrots (bunch of 5)

A18 Beetroot (bunch of 3)

A19 Turnips (bunch of 3)

A20 Spring Onions

A21 Pumpkin – Queensland Blue

A22 Pumpkin – Any other variety

A23 Pumpkin – Largest

A24 Table Tomatoes (6x)

A25 Vegetables – Any other variety

A26Vegetables Collection – 4 or more varieties

A27 Vegetables – Salad Collection

A28 Herbs Collection – Growing in container

A29 Bush Tucker – Any variety

A30 Vegetables Asian – Any variety

A37Farm Produce Collection – Any vegetables, fruit, eggs, dairy products, grown on one property

A38Farm Produce Collection – Grown by an Individual or group of people

A39 Bush tucker collection

VEGETABLES

FARM PRODUCE


Section AJAGRICULTURE JUNIOR

Steward Geoff Miers

Fees Junior $2.00


Delivery Thursday, 4 July. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward, Rumball Hall between 3pm and 6pm.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 12 noon.

Prizes 1st $8 / 2nd $5 / 3rd $3


SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Highly perishable exhibits will be removed at any

time deemed necessary by the steward.

• The steward reserves the right to shift any exhibit to a more appropriate class if necessary.

• In classes for collections, exhibitors must supply their own equipment, bowls or plates for display. Artistic arrangements as well as quality will be taken into account.

• Eggs shall be displayed in egg cartons.

• Fruit and vegetables will be judged from the home garden angle rather than from a commercial agricultural or fruit growing angle.

• Citrus fruit should have the stalks removed, with only the 'star' remaining.

• Ensure that the correct number of items specified in each class are delivered otherwise the entry will be disqualified.

AJ1 Grapefruits (3x)

AJ2 Lemons (3x)

AJ3 Oranges (3x) – Navel

AJ4 Oranges (3x) – Any other variety

AJ5 Mandarins (6x)

AJ6 Fruit (3x) – Any other variety

AJ7 Fruit Collection – At least 4 varieties

AJ8 Radishes (bunch of 6)

AJ9 Silver Beet (3 or more sticks)

AJ10 Lettuce (1 head)

AJ11 Zucchini

AJ12 Vegetable – Any variety

AJ13 Vegetable collection

AJ14 White Eggs (6x) in container

AJ15 Brown Eggs (6x) in container

AJ16 Duck Eggs (6x) in container

AJ17 Bantam Eggs (6x) in container

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Highest Aggregate – Junior Section medal donated by the Central Australian Show Society. 20 x Junior Incentive Awards & Certificate courtesy of Wayne Tregea Landscaping & Garden.

JUNIOR SECTION



ART SENIORSection B

Steward Jenny Ashenden



Delivery Sunday, 30 June. Exhibits must be delivered to the stew-ard, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12:30pm. No exhib-its will be accepted outside of these hours on this day.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 11:30am.

Prizes 1st $8 / 2nd $5 / 3rd $3


SPECIAL REGULATIONS: SECTION B & BJ – ART SENIOR & ART JUNIOR

• Senior entries open to students and amateur artists. NO PROFESSIONALS. Classes will not be separated by age.

• No individual entry to exceed 50 cm in any of its dimensions.

• Senior entries may be framed or mounted but must have hanging wire attached.

• Junior entries cannot be framed due to limited display space.

• Seniors will be limited to two pieces per person, per class and juniors are restricted to one entry per person per class.

• Prices are per entry, per class.

• Late entries will not be accepted.

• Paint by numbers NOT accepted.

• Competitors name, address and class of entry must be clearly printed on the back of each piece of art. Age of entrant as at the 30th June 2019 MUST be given for juniors.

• All drawings and paintings must be mounted on stiff cardboard for hanging.

• Maximum size for Group entries is 2m wide by 1m high.

• Please note that participation cards are not issued to every entry.

• Entries not complying with the above regulations will NOT be accepted for exhibition.

ART SENIOR

B1 Drawing

B2 Painting

B3 Printmaking

B4 Mixed Media

B5 Sculpture

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Perpetual Trophy – Highest Aggregate donated by Colemans Printing.

Prize money for this section has been sponsored by Colemans Printing.



Section BJART JUNIOR

Steward Jenny Ashenden

Fees Junior $2.00


Delivery Sunday, 30 June. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12:30pm.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 11:30am.

Prizes 1st $8 / 2nd $5 / 3rd $3 Group Prizes: 1st $15 / 2nd $10 / 3rd $5


SPECIAL REGULATIONS See Section B – Art Senior (page 11)

BJ19 Drawing

BJ20 Painting

BJ21 Printmaking

BJ24GROUP ENTRY: Incorporating any or a combination of the above classes – Max. size 2m wide by 1m high.

BJ22 Multi Media

BJ23 Sculpture

13 TO 15 YEARS

BJ13 Drawing

BJ14 Painting

BJ15 Printmaking


BJ16 Multi Media

BJ17 Sculpture

9 TO 12 YEARS

BJ7 Drawing

BJ8 Painting

BJ9 Printmaking


BJ10 Multi Media

BJ11 Sculpture

5 TO 8 YEARS

BJ1 Drawing

BJ2 Painting

BJ3 Printmaking


BJ4 Multi Media

BJ5 Sculpture

4 YEARS AND UNDER


TROPHIES & PRIZES

Steward’s Pick – Rosette (for each age group)

Steward’s Encouragement Award – Rosette (for each

age group)

Most Creative – Rosette (for each age group)

Best Overall Exhibit – Medal (for each age group)

Perpetual Trophy – Highest Aggregate donated by

Lions Club of Alice Springs.

Prize Money donated by Colemans Printing.


Section E CATTLE

Judge Ms Rebecca Skene

Steward Sharali Mahomet

Coordinators Sheri Fogarty

Fees $7.00 per entry per class Children’s classes free


Collection Saturday, 6 July. Cattle are not to be removed from the yards until 4pm. Cattle removed prematurely will forfeit all cash prizes, trophies and Show results.

FRIDAY 28TH JUNE 4:00pm – All cattle entry forms must be given to the

CBBA Cattle Secretary.

WEDNESDAY 3RD JULY4:00pm – All show cattle are to be at the Bill Prior

yards.4:00pm – All cattle must be under steward’s

supervision to allow for the NLIS requirements.

THURSDAY 4TH JULY1:00pm – Cattle Show Sale, Bohning Yards, Roe

Creek, Judging of the Best Pen of Steers.3:30pm – Judging of Unled NT Bred and Interstate

Commercial Cattle.

FRIDAY 5TH JULY 9:00am – Led Classes.10:00am – Champion and Supreme Champion

Classes.11:30am – Children’s Classes.12 noon – Children’s Classic and Junior Judging. 2:30pm – Grand Parade.

SATURDAY 6TH JULY10:30am – Trophy Presentation followed by

Bull Sale. 7:00pm – Annual CBBA Dinner.

Delivery: Wednesday, 3 July 2019.

All entry forms must be given and paid to the CBBA by 4pm Friday 28 JUNE 2019. Late entries will not be accepted. Cattle must be placed under supervision of the steward BEFORE 4pm Wednesday 3rd JULY 2019. Please make sure that the PIC is supplied with entry forms. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to check their entries with the steward before 4pm Wednesday, 3rd JULY 2019. All cattle are required to be ready for judging at the allocated time or they will face disqualification. Interstate cattle must be eligible for registration with the appropriate society. Cattle ARE NOT to be removed from the yards until Saturday 6th JULY 2019, cattle removed will forfeit all cash prizes, trophies, and show results. All yards are to be left clean on the day of departure.



FURTHER INFORMATION Information is correct at the time of printing. Because circumstances can change, please go to the CBBA website www.cbba.org.au for up-to-date information.CONTACT – Information is correct at the time of printing. Because circumstances can change, please go to the CBBA website www.cbba.org.au for up-to-date information.BREED JUDGE – Ms Bec Skene – Meldon Park Simmentals Mob: 0437 680 360STEWARD & NLIS READING Sharali Mahomet, Mob: 0477 755 186CATTLE SECRETARY – Sheri Fogarty, Ph: 08 8956 0920, Mob: 0407 978 079 Email: [email protected] SALE DUTY AGENTS LANDMARK – Steve Gaff Mob: 0417 157 707BULL CATALOGUE STOCK ENTRY DETAILS – must be provided to Duty Agents by 1st June 2019. Vendor Declaration must be presented prior to sale to Duty Agent.DINNER CO-ORDINATOR – Nikita Hayes 08 8954 6224, Email: [email protected] SALES http://cbba.org.au/2019/annual-dinnerNOMINATION FORMS AVAILABLE FROM CBBA WEBSITE TO BE FORWARDED TO THE CBBA CATTLE SECRETARY. http://cbba.org.au/2019/show-events

CATTLE CONDITIONS OF ENTRY • Entry forms can be downloaded and printed off

from the CBBA website (www.cbba.org.au).

• Email nominations directly to Sheri Fogarty (cattle secretary) at [email protected]. Or post to Palmer Valley Stn, PMB 251, Alice Springs NT 0872. All entry forms must be received and paid to the CBBA by Friday, 28th June 2019 4pm. Late entries will not be accepted. Cattle must be placed under the supervision of the steward on Wednesday, 3rd July 2019 BEFORE 4pm. Please make sure that the PIC (Property Identification Code) and BJ Score is supplied with entry forms.

• It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to check their entries with the steward Wednesday, 3rd JULY 2019 before 4pm.

• All cattle are required to be ready for judging at allocated time or they may face disqualification.

• Interstate cattle must be eligible for registration with appropriate society.

• Cattle ARE NOT to be removed from the yards on Saturday, 6th July 2019 until 4pm. Cattle removed will FORFEIT all cash prizes, trophies, and Show results.

• All yards are to be kept clean for the duration of the Show event and left clean on day of departure.

• Cattle in age specific classes are to be mouthed.

Section ECATTLE

MOVEMENT CONDITIONS: 1. All NT livestock arriving at Blatherskite Park for

the Show must be accompanied by a NT Waybill be identified with an appropriate NLIS device and if being sold at the stud sale, National Vendor Declaration (NVD) and National Cattle Health Declarations forms.

2. All Interstate Livestock arriving at Blatherskite park for the show must be accompanied by a National Health Certificate, be identified with an appropriate NLIS device and, a National Vendor Declaration (NVD).

3. The NT Waybill , National Health Health certificate and National Vendor Declaration forms, must be presented to the steward on arrival or at the earliest time possible the next day. These forms need to be travelling with the livestock.

4. In the event that the cattle are not being accompanied or transported by the owner, the owner must advise the CBBA steward of their nominated representative.

5. The cattle steward will be responsible for the scanning of the RFID devises and notifying the NLIS database of the movement details.

6. All livestock leaving the show grounds must have a NT waybill issued from the duty agent before departure. Blatherskite Park has its own waybill for this use kept in the CBBA secretary office.

7. If livestock are removed from Blatherskite Park outside show times, 8am-5pm then it is the responsibility of the livestock owner to comply with the movement conditions of the NT.

8. All due care will be taken by the CBBA and its duty agents for handling of the cattle whilst at the park. If deemed necessary the CBBA will call a vet on behalf of the livestock owner if they are uncontactable, and fees will be passed on to the owner.

9. To resolve a dispute cattle may be mouthed to determine dentition on non-stud cattle.


Section E CATTLE

CLASSES E1 TO E25 – Led Section – All cattle must be Led and are open to all breeds.1. Steward may request an exhibitor to release any

animal not leading to a reasonable standard.

2. All led bulls showing more than temporary incisors are to be led with a halter and nose ring or clip.

3. 1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons will be awarded in each individual class, provided by CASS.

4. 1st place winners of each breed and sex class section are eligible for Breed Champion judging, sash provided by CASS.

5. Breed Champions are eligible for Supreme Champion judging – sash provided by CASS.

6. Any class with large numbers of exhibitors may be split at the discretion of the steward.

7. Cattle entered in Classes E1-E25 (Led Section, excluding Classes EJ1 & EJ2) can be a single animal from a pen of 2 from the E26-E36 (Pen Section).

8. All cattle entering in the Grand Parade must be ready and assembled at the northern end of the Bill Prior yards by Friday 5th July by 2:30pm. The cattle steward has the discretionary power to disallow any livestock from participating in the Grand Parade. Should an exhibitor have concerns regarding their beast in the Grand Parade they should notify the steward prior to the event; an exemption may be provided.

CLASSES E28 - E29 – Pen Section – Commercial and Interstate Bred Bulls• A maximum of 3 entries per class per exhibitor. • Bulls must be off grain for a minimum of 8 weeks

prior to the show.

CLASSES E26 TO E27 AND E30 TO E37 – Pen Section – NT & SA Border district bred• Only NT and SA Bred Border district cattle shall be

eligible for entry.

• All cattle to be presented as a pen of two. Open to ALL breeds.

• Cattle to be available for commercial display Thursday, 4th July 2019, 3pm to 3:30pm for judging.

• Entries in Classes E32-E35 are eligible for the Centenary Cup Perpetual Trophy donated by CASS.

• 1st, 2nd and 3rd ribbons will be awarded in each individual class, provided by CASS.

• Champions will be taken from the 1st place winners of each class (as outlined), sash provided by CASS.

SHOW SALES – BULLS – Auction will be in the hands of the 2019 Duty Agents - Landmark1. Interstate Stud Bulls must be exhibited in a Led

Class of the Show to be eligible for sale. For every 3 bulls for sale, one must be led.

2. Local Bulls must be exhibited in either a led or unled sections of the show to be eligible for sale.

3. Interstate Commercial Bulls must be exhibited in either led or unled sections of the show to be eligible for sale.

4. Regulation 54 of the Central Australia Show Society Inc., states that one half of the commisson from the sales proceeds conducted by the Duty Agents will be paid to CASS.

5. Vendor declarations need to be with the duty agents prior to the Bull sale.

6. Cattle must have a NVD to be offered for sale.

ANIMAL WELFARECompetitors and participants at any event run by CASS have a responsibility to ensure the welfare of their animals and at all time to treat their animals humanely and with dignity, respect and compassion. Competitors and participants are to conduct themselves in a professional manner and act with integrity in all dealings. All competition events must comply with the Animal Welfare standards of their governing body.


POLL HEREFORD

E1 Bull – Under 18 Months

E2 Bull - 18 to 24 Months

E3 Bull – Mature

SANTA GERTRUDIS


E5 Bull – 18 to 24 Months

E6 Bull – Mature

DROUGHTMASTER



E9 Bull – Mature

ANGUS



E12 Bull – Mature

ANY OTHER BREED



E15 Bull – Mature

LED CLASSES – BULL

Section ECATTLE

NT BRED – ANY BREED



E18 Bull – Mature

LED CLASSES – NT BRED BULL

INTERSTATE BRED FEMALE

E19 Female – 12 to 24 Months

E20 Female – Mature

NT BRED FEMALE

E21 Female – Under 18 Months

E22 Female – 18 to 24 Months

E23 Female – Mature

LED CLASSES – FEMALE

NT BRED PEN OF 2 BULLS – ANY BREED

E26 Pen of 2 Bulls – Under 18 Months

E27 Pen of 2 Bulls – 18 Months and over

INTERSTATE BRED PEN OF 2 BULLS – ANY BREED

E28 Pen of 2 Bulls – Under 18 Months

E29 Pen of 2 Bulls – 18 Months and over

PEN CLASSES – PEN OF 2 BULLS

NT BRED STEER

E24 Steer – Showing only temporary incisors

E25 Steer – Mature

LED CLASSES – STEERS

NT BRED PEN OF 2 – ANY BREED

E30Pen of 2 Females – showing only temporary incisors

E31Pen of 2 females – showing not more than one pair of permanent incisors

PEN CLASSES – PEN OF 2 FEMALES

The Centralian Beef Breeders Association would like to acknowledge the contributions from these sponsors also: Rabobank, Lion Nathan, Showcase Jewellers, Lasseters Centre of Entertainment,

Tony and Pam Davis, Territory Pest Control, The Cabinet Shop, Pump and Power, NT Dept of Primary Industries, Alice Springs Convention Centre.

Thank you


CATTLESection E

NT BRED PEN OF 2 FEEDLOT CATTLE – ANY BREED

E36Pen of 2 Feedlot heifers or steers – 350kg to 420kg, milk tooth to 1 pair of perma-nent teeth

NT BRED COW AND CALF

E37 Cow and Calf

PEN CLASSES – FEEDLOT CATTLE

NT BRED PEN OF 2 STEERS – ANY BREED

E32 Pen of 2 Steers – showing only milk teeth

E33Pen of 2 Steers – showing only 1 pair of permanent incisors

E34Pen of 2 Steers – showing only 2 pairs of permanent incisors

E35 Pen of 2 Steers – Mature

PEN CLASSES – PEN OF 2 STEERS

TROPHIES & PRIZESCentralian Beef Breeders Association ribbons & sashes donated by Nutritional Feed Supplies and

the Central Australian Show Society.

Supreme Champion Bull judged between the champions of these Classes CPH, CSG, CD, CA, CAOB, CNTB. Prizes: $500 & trophy donated by

Pump and Power Centre.

Supreme Champion Female judged between the champions of the Classes CIBF & CNTBF.

Prizes: $300 & trophy donated by Pump & Power Centre.

Champion Poll Hereford Bull (CPH) awarded from Classes E1, 2, 3. Prizes: $100 & trophy

donated by Todd River Pastoral.

Champion Santa Gertrudis Bull (CSG) awarded from Classes E4, 5, 6. Prizes: $100

donated by Sandover Pastoral.

Champion Droughtmaster Bull (CD) awarded from Classes E7, 8, 9. Prizes: $100 &

trophy donated by Delmore Downs Station.

Champion Angus Bull (CA) awarded from Classes E10, 11, 12. Prizes: $100 & trophy donated by

Fogarty Family Palmer Valley Station.

Champion Any Other Breed Bull (CAOB) awarded from Classes E13, 14, 15. Prizes: $100 & trophy

donated by Phillip Creek Station.

Champion NT Bred Bull (CNTB) awarded between Classes E16, 17, 18. Prizes: $100 & trophy donated

by Chansey Paech - Member for Namatjira.

Champion Interstate Bred Female (CIBF) awarded from Classes E19, 20. Prizes: $100 & trophy

donated by Refuel Australia.

Champion NT Bred Female (CNTBF) awarded from Classes E21, 22, 23. Prizes: $100 & trophy

donated by Chansey Paech - Member for Namatjira.

Champion NT Bred Steer awarded from Classes E24, 25. Prizes: $100 & trophy donated

by Mt Riddock Station.

Champion NT Bred Pen of 2 Bulls awarded between Classes E26, 27. Prizes: $100 & trophy

donated by Chansey Paech - Member for Namatjira.

Champion Interstate Bred Pen of 2 Bulls awarded between Classes E28, 29. Prizes: $100 & trophy

donated by Westpac Agribusiness.

Champion NT Bred Pen of 2 Females awarded from Classes E30, 31. Prizes: $100 & trophy donated

by Elders Alice Springs.

Champion NT Bred Pen of 2 Steers – Centenary Cup awarded from Classes E32 to 35 Prizes: $500

donated by Allflex Australia.

Centenary Cup perpetual trophy donated by CASS and annual trophy donated by CBBA.

NT Bred Pen of Two Feedlot Cattle awarded from Class E36. Prizes: $100 & trophy donated

by Phillip Creek Station.

NT Bred Cow & Calf awarded from Class E37 Prizes: $100 & trophy donated by

Elders Alice Springs.

Best Pen of Steers at the Cattle Show Sale, Bohning Sale Yards trophy & prize donated

by Success Tax Professionals & the NT Cattlemen’s Association.

Best Auctioneer Award Bohning Sale Yards trophy & prize donated by Ted & Sheri Fogarty

Palmer Valley Station.

Many thanks to NTCA & Jett Towing for providing hay for our entrants.


CATTLE JUNIOR Section EJ

Judge Ms Rebecca Skene

Steward Sharali Mahomet

Section Coordinators Sheri Fogarty


Collection Saturday, 6 July. Cattle are not to be removed from the yards until 4pm. Cattle removed will forfeit all cash prizes, trophies and Show results.

Prizes 1st card, 2nd card, 3rd ribbons

EJ1Handler 10 years and under – hand reared led poddy calf – 12 months or under

EJ2Handler 11 – 18 years and under – hand reared led poddy calf – 12 months or under

EJ3Handler 12 years and under – presenting any one of the following led: cow/ calf/ steer/ bull/ heifer

EJ4Handler 13 to 18 years and under – presenting any of the following led: cow/ calf/ steer /bull/ heifer

EJ5The Calf Classic – 12 years and under – poddy calf, handler presents their animal dressed up as a theme eg: red riding hood

CHILDREN CLASSES

There are no entry fees for children’s classes, however children competing in a senior class must pay an entry fee.

EJ6Junior Judging Competition – 12 years and under

EJ7Juvenile Judging Competition 13 to 18 years


Delivery: Wednesday, 3 July 2019. Wednesday, 3 July. Cattle must be placed under the supervision of the steward before 4pm. Cattle must be ready and assembled at the northern end of the Bill Prior yards by 2:30pm Friday 5th of July 2019 for the Grand Parade.

Thank you

We gratefully acknowledge Nutritional Feed Supplies

who have generously sponsored all ribbons for Junior Cattle


Section EJ CATTLE JUNIOR

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Junior Handler 10 years & under with a hand reared Poddy Calf

awarded from Classes EJ1. Prizes: $80 & trophy donated by

Padlock Investments.

Junior Handler 11 to 18 years with a hand reared Poddy Calf

awarded from Classes EJ2. Prizes: $80 & trophy donated by the

Chansey Paech - Member for Namatjira.

Junior Handler Trophy – 12 years and under awarded from Classes EJ3.

Prizes: $80 & trophy donated by Undoolya Holdings

perpetual trophy also awarded.

Junior Handler Trophy – 13 to 18 years awarded from Class EJ4.

Prizes: $80 & trophy donated by AJ Gallagher Insurance.

CBBA perpetual trophy also awarded.

Calf Classic – 12 years and under awarded from Classes EJ5.

Prizes: $80 & trophy donated by Delmore Downs Station.

Junior Judging Competition – 12 years and under

awarded from Class EJ6. Prizes: $50 & medal donated by


Juvenile Judging Competition – 13 to 18 years awarded from Class EJ7.

Prizes: $50 & medal donated by Lyndavale Station.

Children’s Award awarded for best kept yard and animal

over the Show period. Prizes: $50 & medal donated by

Undoolya Station.

Children’s Section – Encouragement Awards $5 to each ‘non place-getter’ for each event, donated by


Rabobank Junior Encouragement Award – 8 to 18 years sponsorship to attend

a Heifer Show, $1000 donated by Rabobank. To enter please contact the CBBA cattle secretary or see the CBBA website for

nomination forms.

The Central Beef Breeders Association would like to acknowledge the contributions from these supporters and sponsors also:

Tony and Pam Davis (Amburla & Hamilton Downs Stations), Outback Batteries, Outback Ballooning, Alice Springs Convention Centre, Alice Offroad Mechanical,

Ausure Ruralco Insurance, Exotiq Furniture, Fox Furniture, Gapview Hotel, Gemcave, J&K Evans Contracting, Landmark, Mombasa, Puma Energy, Quest Apartments,

Recharge Petroleum, Taps Tubs & Tiles, VCV-Mack Trucks, Whirlybird Drone Services, Workwear Alice Springs, Territory Pest Control, Mt Skinner Station, Alice City Tyre Power,

C & M Nott/ Alcoota ACC, Central Fruit & Veg Wholesalers, CJD Equipment

On Thursday 4 the CBBA will hold a PODDY HANDLING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN. Please register your attendance with the Cattle Secretary Sheri Fogarty. Names and ages required. PH: 08 8956 0920, MOB: 0407 978 079, EMAIL: [email protected] by MONDAY JULY 1. Spaces will be limited. Many thanks to WFI Insurance, Yeperenye Shopping Centre, Mt Riddock Station, Aileron Pastoral Holdings, Chansey Paech MLA, Craig Cook & Family for supporting this event.


COOKING SENIOR Section G

Steward Mignon Williams



Delivery *Preserves (G27-G36) and Beverages (G37-G42) SUNDAY JULY 30th Between 9am and 12 noon at Rumball Hall.

Delivery All other items WEDNESDAY 3rd JULY between 1pm and 6pm at Rumball Hall.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Between 9am and 12.00 noon. Exhibits not collected at this time will be disposed of at the discretion of the steward.

Prizes 1st $8/ 2nd $5/ 3rd $3

NOTE: Prize monies not collected by Wednesday, 31 July 2019 will be forfeited.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS PLEASE TAKE NOTE AS THERE ARE A FEW NEW CHANGES TO THIS SECTIONSPECIAL REGULATIONS (these regulations constitute condition of entry) Please read this section carefully.

• No more than 2 entries per class is acceptable (3x means display items only)

• Junior may enter in Senior Section. All sponsors may enter their section.

• Packet mixtures may not be used for any sections.

• Entries are identified for judging and display solely by entry number. Any other form of identification will be removed by the steward (No names or photos).

• Preserves and beverages should be labelled with the name of preserve or beverage and the date of making only.

• Beverages -using trademark names will not be accepted for judging. Beverages are preferred COLD when delivered. Bottles will be in an esky until judged. Only one bottle of each beverage is required for judging.

• Jar Sizes – for jams and preserves approx. 250ml. Lids should be easily removed. Exhibitor’s name can be displayed on the bottom of the jar.

• All food items – Need to be covered. Here are some ideas. Zip lock bags, cooking bags, cake storers are preferred. Decorated cakes G23 to G25, and junior section GJ12 and GJ16 need not be covered. All cooking items can be displayed on light boards, disposable plastic or paper plates, or thick covered cardboard. No heavy plates please. Please be mindful of size of plates due to space in display cases. The steward may re-plate entries should the presentation impact on space limitations. Plates or boards to be collected on Sunday 7th July after the Show. Please put your name underneath for identification upon collection.

• Highly perishable exhibits may be removed at any time deemed necessary by the steward.

G1 Bread - White

G2 Bread – any other, state type

G3 Scone (3x) – White

G4 Scones (3x) – any other, state type

G5 Damper – any state type

G6 Muffins (3x) – Savoury

G7 Muffins (3x) - Sweet

G8 Pasties (3x) – Any type

G9 Sausage Rolls (3x) – 7cm long

G10 ANZAC Biscuits (3x)

GENERAL


G11 Biscuits (2x) – 3 distinct varieties

G12 Jam Tarts (3x)

G13 Melting Moments (3x)

G14 Cupcakes (3x) – see cooking hints

G15 Chocolate Cake – traditional, iced top only

G16Chocolate Cake – any other, state type, iced top only

G17 Cake – Sultana, iced top only

G18 Cake – any other, state type, iced top only

G19Sponge – 15cm (4 eggs, fatless) jam filled, no cream, not iced

G20 Lamingtons (3x) – 5cm square, plain

G21 Sweets (2x) – 3 distinct varieties

Section G COOKING SENIOR

GENERAL

G22Sweets (2x) chocolate – 3 distinct varieties, in a flat box

G23 Novelty Cake – see cooking hints

G24 Special Occasion Cake – see cooking hints

G25Special 60th Birthday Cake – see cooking hints

G26 Fruit Cake – not iced

G27 Christmas Pudding

G28 Family Favourites – state name

G29International Sweets (3x) – state name and country

G30Healthy Food Slice (3x) – include ingredients

G31 Gluten Free Savoury Baked Slice (3x)

G32Recipe Provided – Raspberry Coconut Slice (3x)

G33 *Marmalade – One fruit – label fruit used

G34 *Marmalade – Two fruit – label fruits used

G35 *Marmalade – Three fruit – label fruits used

G36 *Jam – any variety, state type

G37 *Lemon Butter

G38 *Pickled Vegetables – label ingredients

G39 *Chutney

G40 *Tomato Sauce

G41 *Sauce – any type – state name

G42 *Bush Preserve – e.g chutney, relish, jam, sauce

G43 *Chilli – any preserve – label ingredients

PRESERVES *Must be delivered on Sunday 30th June 9am - 12noon

Label and date made must be included

G44 *Larger – Home Brewed

G45 *Ale (dark)- Home Brewed

G46 *Ale (light) – Home Brewed

G47 *Stout – Home Brewed

G48 *Pilsner – Home Brewed

G49 *Ginger Beer – Home Brewed

G50*Any other – but must be non-alcoholic, state name

BEVERAGES *Must be delivered on Sunday 30th June 9am - 12noon

Name and date all bottles. Beer needs to be cold


COOKING SENIOR Section G

COOKING HINTS FROM THE LAST 20+ YEARSBISCUITS: Unless of a chewy nature, should snap briskly, be

even in size and shape and golden brown.

CAKES: Should be of even size, slightly rounded, good golden brown colour, never peaked or cracked and no sugar or flour spots.

AROMA: Each cake should have a pleasant delicate aroma without evidence of strong flavourings or essence. Should not contain a caramelised odour due to over cooking.

SCONES: Should rise evenly, evenly browned underneath. No excess flour evident.

DAMPER: Should rise evenly, golden brown all over. Grain should be fine with no large air bubbles.

CUPCAKES: Judged only on decorations.

Special Occasion Cake and Novelty Cakes – These cakes must be named e.g Anniversary, Graduation, Birthday, Retirement, New Baby etc.

All cakes above including 60th Birthday Cake do not need to contain the cake, but all decorations must be edible. Plastic icing may be used. Cakes can be no bigger than 50cm square. Please be mindful of height – needs to fit into the shelves.

BASE

90g (3oz) butter1/2 cup castor sugar 1 egg1/3 cup self raising flour2/3 cup plain flour1/2 cup raspberry (or any other) jam

TOPPING

2 eggs1/3 cup castor sugar 2 cups coconut

BASE:

Cream butter, sugar and egg until smooth and creamy, stir in sifted flours in two batches. Spread mixture evenly over base of well greased 28cm x 18cm (11in x 7in) lamington tin. Spread evenly with jam, then topping. Bake in moderate oven 40 minutes, or until golden brown. Cool in tin, cut when cold.

TOPPING:

Beat eggs lightly with fork, beat in sugar, then coconut.

Recipe Rasberry Coconut Slice

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Section G COOKING SENIOR


TROPHIES & PRIZES

Special thank you to LJ Hooker for sponsoring prize money for this section.

Most successful senior in each section sponsored by Lions Club of Alice Springs.

Scone Challenge Senior/Junior sponsored by CWA

Bread Challenge sponsored by Laucke Mills

Fruit Cake Challenge sponsored by Rene Laan

Novelty Cake Senior/Junior sponsored by Malcolm McSweeney

Special Occasion Cake sponsored by Malcolm McSweeney

60th Birthday Cake sponsored by Central Australian Show Society

Chocolate Cake and Chocolate any other sponsored by Stephen and Suzi Annetts

ANZAC Biscuits sponsored by Syd and June Kinsman

Sweets sponsored by Nataline Ross

Chilli Preserve sponsored by Cathy and Tony Connor

Sponge Cake Challenge sponsored by Anita Rogers

Sultana Cake sponsored by Leanne Usher

Damper Challenge sponsored by Chansey Paech MLA

Healthy Food Slice sponsored by Christine Neves

International Sweets sponsored by Adam Beck

Sausage Roll Challenge sponsored by Amy Williams

Cake any type sponsored by Marion Burton

Jam sponsored by Wanngardi Park

Sauce any type sponsored by Wanngardi Park

Lamingtons Challenge sponsored by Robyn Lambley MLA

Rasberry Coconut Slice sponsored by Mignon Williams


Section GJCOOKING JUNIOR

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Scone Challenge sponsored by

Country Women’s Association

Novelty Cake sponsored by

Malcolm McSweeney

Steward Mignon Williams

Fees Junior $2.00


Delivery Items to the steward at Rumball Hall, between 1pm and 6pm on Wednesday, 3rd July 2019.

Collection Sunday 7 July between 9am and 11:30am. Exhibits not collected at this time will be disposed of at the discretion of the steward.


NOTE: Prize monies not collected In by Wednesday, 31 July 2019 will be forfeited.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS (these regulations constitute condition of entry) Please see Senior Section Regulations

GJ13 Scone Challenge (3x) – White

GJ14 Biscuit Collection (2x) – 3 distinct varieties

GJ15 Cake – Carrot – iced top only

GJ16 Novelty cake – see cooking hints

GJ5 ANZAC Biscuits (3x)

GJ6Novelty Cake – for any occasion no bigger than 50cm square. Read hints in senior section for information

SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT – YEAR 7-12

GJ5Muffins – (3x) either sweet or savoury – state type

GJ6 Cupcakes (3x) – iced top only

GJ7Gingerbread Men (2x) judged on decoration only

GJ8School Lunch Box – Judged on being healthy and able to fit into lunchbox

JUNIOR SCHOOL TRANSITION – YEAR 2

GJ1Gingerbread Men – (2x) judged on decoration only

GJ2Teddy Bear Biscuits – (3x) judged on decoration only

GJ3 Cupcakes (3x) – see cooking hints

GJ4 Edible Necklace – not necessarily to be worn

PRESCHOOL AND UNDER

GJ9 Cupcakes (3x) – iced top only

GJ10Muffins (3x) – either sweet or savoury, state type

GJ11 Chocolate Crackles (3x)

GJ12 Novelty Cake – see cooking hints

PRIMARY SCHOOL – YEAR 3-6


Section H CRAFT

Steward Joan O’Reilly

Fees Adults $3.00 Junior, Aged Pensioner and Life Member $2.00

Closing Friday, 28 June online or Friday, 21 June at the office

Delivery Sunday, 30 June. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12:30pm

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 12 noon.



SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Entries from previous years are not eligible to be

entered again.

• Due to limited space no competitor may enter more than two works in any one class.

• No work may be entered in more than one class.

• The right is reserved for the steward or judge to transfer any work to the correct class or section at their discretion.

• No article will be accepted for display only.

• Exhibits must be solely the work of the individual.

• All articles to be judged on workmanship 70%, style and suitability 20%, colour and materials 10%, unless otherwise stated.

• 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize will not necessarily be awarded in each class.

• All exhibits must have some form of identification on them. Eg. initials on pottery or wood; small cloth patch or tape with name attached (sewn unobtrusively) on fibre, fabric, knitting, quilts, etc. and name printed on the back of framed works.

• Late entries will not be accepted.

INFORMATION • Please observe the “do not touch” signs within the display areas.

• A novice in any section would be someone who has just started to learn and enjoy their craft, like knitting or quilting, and this may be their first entry in the Show. The experience of the novice would be developed over a period of 12 to 24 months.

• To avoid confusion when dropping off and picking up of your entry, please give details of your article so that we can find it fast for you e.g. “a framed picture of a cow, with flowers” or “a quilt with butterflies on it and a floral design on the back of it.”



Section HCRAFT

H1 Sewn Garment (Ladies/Man) – Any fabric

H2 Sewn Garment (Girls/Boy) – Any fabric

H3 Sewn Garment (Babies) – Any fabric

H4 Sewn small item – Suitable for a gift

H5 Novice Sewer – Any article, any fabric

H6 Over 70 Sewer – Any article, any fabric

SEWING (MACHINE)

H7 Crochet Baby Set

H8 Crochet Shawl/Stole

H9 Crochet Garment (any age group)

H10 Crochet Doily Cloth or Table Runner

H11 Crochet Supper or Table Cloth – Lace

H12 Crochet Rug or Bedspread

H13 Crochet Tea Cosy

H14 Crochet Beanie & Scarf

H15 Crochet Dolls Clothes

H16Crochet – any other eg: socks, face washers, hot water bottle cover

H17 Novice Crocheter – Any Article

H18 Over 70 Crocheter – Any Article

CROCHET (ANY FIBRE)

H19 Knitted Baby Set

H20 Knitted Shawl/Stole

H21 Knitted Garment (Any age group)

H22 Knitted Tea Cosy

H23Hand Knit Special Techniques - Fair Isle, Intarsia, Double Knitting

H24 Knitted Socks

H25 Knitted Item – Rug or Bedspread

H26 Knitted Beanie and Scarf

H27 Knitted Dolls Clothes

H28 Novice Knitter – Any article

H29 Over 70 Knitter – Any article

KNITTING (ANY FIBRE, HAND KNITTED)

H38Teddy Bear – undressed, up to 20cm (bow permitted)

H39Teddy Bear – undressed, over 20cm (bow permitted)

H40 Teddy Bear – dressed up to 20cm

H41 Teddy Bear – dressed over 20cm

H42 Teddy Bear – felted, any size

H43 Novice Teddy Bear Maker

HAND MADE TEDDY BEARS

H30Porcelain Doll – Dressed and doll made by you

H31 Porcelain Doll – Only dressed by you

H32 Dressed Doll – Hand or machine sewn

H33 Soft Toy – Cuddly, suitable for a child

H34 Soft Toy – Felted

H35 Soft Toy – Hand/machine sewn

H36 Soft Toy – Crochet

H37 Soft Toy – Knitted

DOLLS / SOFT TOYS


Section H CRAFT

H44 Long Stitch – Any article

H45 Counted Stitch – Any article

H46 Cross Stitch – Any article

H47 Surface Stitchery – Any article

H48 Hardanger or Drawn Thread – Any article

H49 Brazilian Embroidery – Any article

H50 Ribbon Embroidery – Any article

H51 Smocking – Any article

H52 Machine Embroidery – Any article

H53Combined Embroidery Techniques – Ant article

H54 Embroidery Christmas Decoration

H55 Novice Embroider – Any article

H56 Over 70 Embroider – Any article

EMBROIDERY

Good to know

PETIT POINT: worked on a fine canvas, linen or silk gauze, with a count of no less than 10 threads per centimetre.

COUNTED WORK: worked by counting threads of the fabric. Such techniques include cross stitch, assisi, holbein, blackwork pattern darning, pulled fabric, drawn thread, cut and drawn, hardanger, necessity of counting the threads.

SURFACE STITCHERY: refers to embroideries worked freely across the surface of the fabric without the necessity of counting the threads.

H57 Tapestry – Unframed article

H58 Tapestry – Framed article

H59Tapestry – Combined tent stitch and petit point

H60 Petit Point – Unframed article

H61 Petit Point – Framed article

TAPESTRY

Embroidery tapestry (canvas work) is worked on embroidery canvas, either single or double thread. Using any suitable stitch or combination of stitches, stitches should completely cover the ground canvas.

H62 Queen or King Quilt (machine work)

H63 Queen or King Quilt (hand work)

H64 Single Quilt (machine work)

H65 Single Quilt (handmade)

H66 Cot or Wall Hanging (machine work)

H67 Cot or Wall Hanging (handmade)

H68Quilt no bigger than Queen size Combined Technique

H69Patchwork item – Any article e.g. bags, table runner

H70 Novice Quilt Maker

H71 Over 70 Quilt Maker

PATCHWORK, QUILTING AND APPLIQUE

For all quilts the exhibitor is required to supply a dowel (with ID on it) for hanging and a sleeve on the quilt for the dowel. Also label the back of the quilt with the exhibitor’s name.

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H83 Fabric Manipulation - Any article

H84 Dyes – Natural, coloured wool or fibre

H85Dyes – Commercial, coloured wool or fibre

H86Fabric Painting – Natural dyes – Any article

H87Fabric Painting – Commercial dyes – Any article

H88 Tie dye – Any article

H89 Batik – Any article

H90 Sun/Solar dying – Any article

H91 Silk Painting – Any article

FABRIC MANIPULATION AND DYING

H72 Lace – Bobbin

H73Lace – Needle/ Knitted/ Tatted/ Crochet/ Hairpin or Hook

H74 Contemporary or Wire Lace

H75 Novice Lace Maker

H76 Over 70 Lace Maker

LACEWORK

H92 Folk Art – Traditional

H93 Folk Art – Contemporary / Modern

H94 Decoupage – Traditional

H95 Decoupage – Contemporary / Resin

FOLK ART

H96 Hand Built – Any article

H97 Pre-Cast Mould – Any article

H98 Wheel Thrown – Any article

H99 Novice Potter

H100 Over 70 Potter

CERAMICS AND POTTERY

Lace is delicate even if made with a coarser thread, lace is not always purely ornamental; it can be used for apparel such as collars and cuffs, baby bonnets, bridal veils. Etc

Lace is made a number of ways:• With bobbins• With a needle – teneriefe• With a hook• With a shuttle – tatting• With a hair pin – Hair pin

crochet• With knitting needles

Any article, provided it is delicate, ornamental and adds function.

Good to know

H77 Handspun Wool – Hair or Fibre (one skein)

H78 Handspun Fine Wool – Hair or Fibre (one skein)

H79 Weaving – Natural Fibre – Any article

H80Weaving – Commercial Fibre – Any article

H81 Novice Spinner/ Weaver

H82 Over 70 Spinner/ Weaver

HAND SPINNING AND WEAVING

This is earthware, clay or kaolin, which has been kiln fired to form an article.


Section HCRAFT

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H101 Wood Piece – Ornamental

H102 Lathe Piece – Any article

H103 Functional Piece – Amateur

H104 Functional Piece – Professional

H105 Scroll Work – Any article

H106 Novice Wood Turner

H107 Over 70 Wood Turner

WOODWORK

H117 Paper (A4) – Handmade

H118 Greeting card – Handmade

H119 Bookmaking – Paper based

H120 Papertole – Any article

H121 Quilling – Any article

H122 Scrapbooking – Double page

H123 Scrapbooking – Single page

H124 Scrapbooking – On a theme

H125 Scrapbooking – Small handmade album

H126 Novice Scrapbooker

PAPER CRAFT

H108 Beaded Jewellery – Any Article

H109 Beaded Christmas Decoration

H110 Picture – Using all Beads

H111 Novice Beaded Work

BEADING WORK

H127 Glass Painting – Any article

H128 Kiln Fired Glass

H129 Egg Artistry – Combined techniques

H130 Jewellery – Not using beads

H131 Basket Making – Using natural fibre

H132 Basket Making – Combined fibres used

H133 Rug Making – Any article

H134 Christmas Decoration – Not paper based

H135 Fibre Art – Any technique

H136 Metal Craft – Any article

H137Combined mixed media – Any medium, collage, bark, silver, shells.

CRAFT TECHNIQUES

H112 Felting – Any article

H113 Felting – Needle

H114 Felting Item – Novelty or contemporary

H115 Felted Item – Any article

H116 Novice Felter

FELTING

The functional piece will be judged on design and craftmanship.

Includes paper making scrapbooking. Please present any pages in the scrapbooking class in

the protective pockets.

H138 Any article or project of mixed media

GROUP OR ORGANISATION PROJECT

Limited to 15 individual items or wall hanging not over 200cm x 150cm with hanging abilities for display.

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Most Outstanding Exhibit trophy donated by LJ Hooker

Best Senior Citizen trophy donated by the Neata Glass and Aluminium

Teddy Bear Challenge trophy donated by the Central Australian Show Society


Section H CRAFT


Section HJCRAFT JUNIOR

Steward Joan O’Reilly

Fees Junior $2.00

Closing Friday, 28 June online or Friday, 21 June at the office

Delivery Sunday, 30 June. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12:30pm

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 12.30pm.



HJ19 Sewing

HJ20 Knitting

HJ21 Cross Stitch

HJ22 Basket Making

HJ23 Felting

HJ24 Rug Making

HJ25 Woodwork

HJ26 Greeting Card Making (up to 3 cards)

HJ27 Combined Craft – Any technique

8 TO 10 YEARS

HJ10 Crochet/ Knitting

HJ11 Weaving

HJ12 Felting

HJ13 Basket Weaving

HJ14 Woodwork

HJ15 Rug Making

HJ16 Christmas Decoration – fabric based

HJ17 Christmas Card Making (up to 3 cards)

HJ18 Combined Craft – any technique

6 & 7 YEARS


HJ2 Weaving

HJ3 Felting

HJ4 Fibre Art – any article

HJ5 Finger Painting – T.Shirt or Pillow Case

HJ6 Rug Making

HJ7 Christmas Decoration – using beads

HJ8 Paper Making (A4 size)

HJ9Combined Craft – any technique like tomboy

5 YEARS AND UNDER



CRAFT JUNIORSection HJ

HJ37 Sewing

HJ38 Crochet/Knitting

HJ39 Fabric Painting

HJ40 Ceramic, Pottery or Glass

HJ41 Woodwork

HJ42 Beading Work

HJ43 Paper (A4) – Hand made

HJ44 Scrap Booking – Double page


14 TO 16 YEARS

HJ28 Sewing


HJ30 Embroidery/ Cross Stitch

HJ31 Fabric Painting

HJ32 Ceramic, Pottery or Glass

HJ33 Woodwork

HJ34 Felting

HJ35 Scrapbooking – Single Page


11 TO 13 YEARS

HJ46 5 Years and Under

HJ47 6 – 7 Years

HJ48 8 – 10 Years

HJ49 11 – 13 Years

HJ50 14 – 16 Years

SCHOOL ORGANISATION GROUP PROJECT

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Most Outstanding Junior Exhibit trophy donated by

the Lions Club of Alice Springs.

School & Organisation Group Project certificate donated by


Junior Teddy Bear Challenge certificate donated by


Due to space restrictions please keep projects to no larger than a meter square.


Section IDOGS

Steward Bob Whitehead Closing Friday, 14 June 2019

REGULATION ENTRY FORM to be submitted before closing date.

Entries for this section must be placed via Showmanager www.showmanager.com.au

FEE STRUCTURE: • All Dog Show Attendees MUST have a Central Australian Show Society Affiliate Membership.

Pensioner/Child: $12 Adult Double: $60 (2 adults) Adult Single: $32 Family: $80 (2 adult, 2 children) Additional Child: $5 (only available with Family Pass)

• CASS Entry Fee: $13 first entry, subsequent entries $11.50.

CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN SHOW SOCIETY INC. ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW – FRIDAY, 5TH JULY 2019. COMMENCING AT 9AM –

SHOW MANAGER Bob Whitehead.

JUDGING STARTS 9am.

CLASSES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 18 (dogs and bitches)

SPECIAL CLASSES Junior Handlers.

VISITING EXHIBIT All visiting dogs are automatically entered free in this class, if also entered in a paid class.

JUDGING ORDER 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

GENERAL SPECIALS – Junior Handler during break.

CLUB COMPETITION Yes.

CATERING Yes.


I1 Dogs – All breeds

I2 Dogs – All breeds – subsequent entries

DOGS – ALL BREEDS

TROPHIES & PRIZES

TROPHIES awarded for BIS, RUIS. Show ribbons donated by


Awarded for BIG, RUIG in group ribbons donated by


Junior Handlers 1, 2, 3 Special Prizes donated by ASK & DSC.


Section J HOBBIES

Stewards Nadine Douma



Delivery Sunday, 30 June. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12:30pm.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected from the steward between 9am and 12 noon. No responsibility will be taken for exhibits not collected.



SPECIAL REGULATIONS Any exhibit previously entered in a CASS Show and not eligible unless its composition has undertaken a minimum 50% change. Exhibitors may enter two exhibits per class. Sub-Junior and Junior may enter classes in older sections. The steward and/or judge reserves the right to transfer any exhibit to a more appropriate class or division. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes may not necessarily be awarded in each class. All exhibits must be marked with competitor’s

name, concealed where possible. No exhibits may be collected prior to the advertised times unless under exceptional circumstances where consultation with the steward will be necessary. Models on bases should not exceed 0.4m². COLLECTIONS: MINIMUM OF 10, MAXIMUM OF 15. No items to be advertised for sale.

(Please note: Greeting Card Classes removed – can be found under Craft.)

CREATIONS

J1 Pet Rock

J2 Play Dough Animal – on small base

J3 Recycled Creation

J4 Egg Carton Creature

J5 Diorama – any 3D scene

J6 Any Other

LEGO OR SIMILAR (NO KITS)

J7 Model / Scene

6 YEARS AND UNDER



HOBBIES Section J

J14 Bottle Animal/ Person

J15 Any Other

KITS (INCL. LEGO)

J16 Model

J17 Scene

COLLECTIONS

J18 Any Collection


J8 Model

J9 Scene

CREATIONS

J10 Pet Rock

J11 Decorated Bottle



8 YEARS AND UNDER

CREATIONS

J24 Pet Rock

J25 Decorated Bottle

J26 Mobile

J27 Soap Carving

J28 Origami – 3 different pieces

J29 Diorama – any 3 different pieces


J31 Bottle Animal / Person

J32 Any other


J19 Model

J20 Scene

KITS (INCL. LEGO)

J21 Model

J22 Scene

COLLECTIONS

J23 Any Collections

12 YEARS AND UNDER

CREATIONS

J38 Mobile

J39 Soap Carving

J40 Origami – 3 different pieces



J43 Any other

LEGO (NO KITS)

J33 Model

J34 Scene

KITS (INCL. LEGO)

J35 Model

J36 Scene

COLLECTIONS

J37 Any Collection

16 YEARS AND UNDER


HOBBIESSection J

J55 6 Years and Under




SCHOOL AND ORGANISATION GROUP PROJECTS

CREATIONS

J49 Candle – handmade

J50 Wood/Metal Work – functional


J52 Wall Hanging


J54 Any Other

LEGO (NO KITS)

J44 Model

J45 Scene

KITS (INCL. LEGO)

J46 Model

J47 Scene

COLLECTIONS

J48 Any Collections

OPEN

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Most Outstanding Junior Exhibit Rosette donated by the Lions Club of Alice Springs.

Most Outstanding Senior Exhibit Rosette donated by the Lions Club of Alice Springs.

Most Successful Junior Exhibitor trophy donated by the Lions Club of Alice Springs.

Most Successful Senior Exhibitor trophy donated by the Lions Club of Alice Springs.

Best Recycled Creation Rosette donated by the Central Australian Show Society.


HORSES Section K

Fees $6.50

Closing Friday, 28 June 2019

Prizes 1st $15 / 2nd $10/ 3rd $5


GENERAL RULES / INFORMATIONNB: Specific rules and dress code for each discipline are listed at the top of each event. No event will be held over to cater for competitors in other events except at the discretion of the chief steward. All scratching from classes to be reported to the chief steward of the relevant class. No refunds will be available for scratchings except with the presentation of a veterinary certificate or medical certificate. Such refunds will not be available until after the Show weekend.

All horses are expected to participate in the Grand Parade, must be ready and assembled at the Northern end of the oval by 2:30pm Friday, 5th July 2019. (Start times listed in this programme are approximate only and are subject to change. A timed draw/programme will be available from the administration office after 29th June 2019 and also posted at the grounds during the Show weekend. This information will also be emailed to anyone who submits an email address on their entry form.)

Stallions may be entered in all classes with the exception of Led, Pony Club, Hack, Rider and Topsy Ring classes provided they are controlled by a competent rider/handler/driver. The owner is responsible for the safe custody of their horse whilst on the grounds. On no account may a horse be left in a manner in which it may be able to leave its stall. All horses must be under strict control of a responsible person.

Judge’s decision is FINAL in all events.

Any appeals must be submitted in writing to the chief steward within one hour of the event along with a $50 fee. These will then be handed on to the board of appeals committee whose decision will be final. Warm up area is restricted to riders competing in the current or immediately upcoming event. This includes the warm up show jumps and the dressage area. Ill treatment of horses at any time on the Show Grounds shall result in disqualification from further competition. The chief steward or judge may at any time disqualify or suspend a horse or rider who in their opinion is either unsafe / unsound, ill-behaved, or who does not comply with the steward’s or judge’s instructions. Please also ensure that you take care when passing through the car park and warm up areas. Parking in area adjacent to the dressage area is reserved for floats. Junior Riders are under 18 years at the time of entry.

MAIN OVAL NOTICEDue to safety and insurance reasons, no spectators are permitted to be on the oval during the horse events. The oval is strictly for mounted competitors, a strapper leading a horse, judges and nominated stewards/helpers only. This includes the show jumping area, except when competitors are walking the course. No unsupervised children are to be on the oval at any time. This rule will be enforced.

Riders entering and exiting the oval must do so at a walk and ensure that they do not enter any area where judging is taking place.

GRAND PARADE: FRIDAY, 5TH JULY 2:30PMAll horses are expected to participate in the Grand Parade. Horses and riders should be assembled in pairs in the marshalling area at 2:30pm. Riders must be dressed as for competition. A trophy is presented for Best

Turned Out in the Grand Parade.

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Section K HORSES


MEASURERHorses to be presented in bridle and bit for measuring. Where height is stipulated, the exhibit must be measured each year by a CASS or EA appointed measurer. EA Life Measurement certificates are no longer accepted. The judge of a class may request any exhibit be measured in the presence of the chief steward in charge of the arena. The height then decided upon by the chief steward shall be final. When measuring, an allowance of 3/8” is allowed for shoes. For any queries on measuring please contact the chief steward.

TESTS AND SWABBING FOR DRUGSTranquillising and or stimulating is prohibited. Judges or chief steward may call upon the veterinary surgeon to test any horse at any time for drugs. If a horse is under treatment at the time of the Show, a veterinary certificate must be shown to the chief steward at the time of the horse’s first event. CASS and any servant or appointee of CASS shall not be liable to an exhibitor for the death of or injury, damage or infection to any horse tested for drugs.

VETERINARY REGULATIONSAll horses from a tick infested area are to be treated and issued with a Waybill from Dept. Primary Industry and Fisheries, PO Box 8760, Alice Springs, NT, 0871. Ph: 08 8951 5211 before movement to the Alice Springs Show Grounds.

STABLINGStables are available at the Show Grounds on a first come, first served basis. Please book via the Nominate site: www.nominate.com.au



Section KDRHORSES – DRESSAGE


Judge Wendy Hunt

Coordinators Alice Springs Dressage Club

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15 / 2nd $10/ 3rd $5


ALL ENTRIES FOR THIS SECTION MUST BE PLACED VIA NOMINATE www.nominate.com.au

THURSDAY, 4TH JULY 9AM START RULES• Competition will be run under EA rules. Rules

available online at www.equestrian.org.au.

• Depending on number of entries, some Junior classes may be held on Wednesday afternoon 3rd July 2019.

• Competitors must ride to the order of the draw or forfeit their entry.

• Timed draw will be available by contacting the above coordinators.

• Please advise the steward of any scratching, prior to start of competition.

• Riders must abide by dress and saddlery rules.

• Horses may only enter in two consecutive levels, e.g. Prep/Prelim.

• No late entries will be accepted.

• Tests may be called in accordance with EA rules.

• Riders wishing to ride HC must indicate this on the entry form.

• Only horse/rider combination competing may use the warm up areas during the dressage competition.

• No lunging in the warm up area is permitted.

KDR1 Preparatory C (2013) – Junior

KDR2 Preparatory C (2013) – Senior

KDR3 Preliminary 1B (2019) – Junior

KDR4 Preliminary 1B (2019) – Senior

KDR5 Novice 2B (2019) – Junior

KDR6 Novice 2B (2019) – Senior

KDR7 Elementary 3B (2019) – Open

KDR8 Medium 4B (2019) – Open

RESTRICTED TESTS

KDR9Preliminary 1C (2019) (Participation and Competitive)

KDR10Novice 2C (2019) (Participation and Competitive)

KDR11Elementary 3C (2019) (Participation and Competitive)

KDR12Medium 4.3 (Participation and Competitive)

KRD13Advance 5C (2019) (Participation and Competitive)

OFFICIAL TESTS

TROPHIES & PRIZESPrize money

for official tests sponsored by the

Central Australian Show Society.


HORSES – WESTERNSection KWN

Judge Joanne Gregory

Coordinators Anita McCarthy, Bec Milner-Thompson

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5

NOTE Prize money not collected by Wednesday, 31 July 2019 will be forfeited.


RULESYOUTH CLASSES

• Rider & Horse need to be clean, neat attire

• Riders to be 18 years and under, as of 1 January 2019

• Western attire optional.

• Approved safety helmet must be worn.

WALK/JOG

• No lope

• Western attire optional

• Rider and horse need to be in clean, neat attire.

ENCOURAGEMENT CLASSES

• Western attire optional.

• Rider and horse need to be in clean, neat attire.

OPEN CLASSES

• Full western attire must be worn. This includes: long sleeved shirt / slinky, western hat, dress jeans, western boots.

• Western saddles only must be used.

• Horses (6 years old and over) must be ridden in a curb bit with one hand only.

• Horses (5 years old and under) may be ridden in a snaffle bit with two hands, a bosal or a curb bit with one hand.


KWN1 Intro Level Test 1 Walk/Jog – Intro

KWN2 Basic Level Test 1 Encouragement – Basic

KWN3 Level 1 Test Open

WESTERN DRESSAGE THURSDAY, 4 JULY 4PM


HORSES – WESTERN Section KWN

ALL EVENTS LISTED BELOW FRIDAY 5th JULY STARTING 10AM IN THE DRESSAGE ARENA

RANCH RIDING WILL BE HELD IN THE RODEO ARENA

WESTERN REINING WILL BE HELD IN THE RODEO ARENA

KWN4 Youth

KWN5 Walk/ Jog

KWN6 Encouragement

KWN7 Open

SHOWMANSHIP

KWN8 Youth

KWN9 Walk/ Jog

KWN10 Encouragement

KWN11 Open

WESTERN TRIAL

KWN20 Youth

KWN21 Walk/ Jog

KWN22 Encouragement

KWN23 Open

RANCH RIDING

KWN24 Youth

KWN25 Encouragement

KWN26 Open

WESTERN REININGKWN12 Youth

KWN13 Walk/ Jog

KWN14 Encouragement

KWN15 Open

WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP

KWN16 Youth

KWN17 Walk/ Jog

KWN18 Encouragement

KWN19 Open

WESTERN PLEASURE

Evaluates rider’s ability to execute a set of manoeuvres in a simple pattern.

Ring where horse is judges on manners and willingness through walk, jog and lope.

TROPHIES & PRIZESHight Point Champions:

High Point Youth

High Point Walk / Jog

High Point Encouragement

High Point Open

All High Point Champions receive champion ribbon sponsored by Central Australian Show Society

and prize money is sponsored by Landmark Alice Springs, Araluen Plumbing, A-One Mechanics, Photosbynikki, CAWRI.


Section KSJ HORSES – SHOW JUMPING

Judge Prue Copping

Stewards Alice Bird

Fees $6.50 + $20.00 (Set up fee. Please see information below)


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5

NOTE: Prize money not collected by Wednesday, 31 July 2019 will be forfeited


RULES• All events run and judged under Equestrian

Australia (EA) rules.

• Junior riders must be 17 years and under.

• Senior riders must be 18 years and over.

• One horse / one rider.

• RIDERS MAY RIDE IN TWO CONSECUTIVE HEIGHTS ONLY.

• Riders must wear approved helmet and boots to compete.

• Show attire expected.

• Abuse towards horses or other riders will result in disqualification from the Show.

• Any bad language will result in elimination from the event.

• Jump poles may vary in length between 3m and 3.6m.

START: 9:00am each day. Only 2 heights per class per horse.

Show Jumping classes judged under Equestrian Australia (EA) rules. For more information on classes and rules, please visit EA at www.equestrian.org.au


SET UP FEEALL HORSE AND RIDER COMBINATION ARE REQUIRED TO PAY $20.00 PER HORSE PER DAY.


Section KSJHORSES – SHOW JUMPING

KSJ1 Top Score 40cm

KSJ2 Top Score 50cm

KSJ3 Top Score 60cm

KSJ4 Top Score 70cm

KSJ5 AM7 40cm

KSJ6 AM7 50cm

KSJ7 AM7 60cm

KSJ8 AM7 70cm

THURSDAY CLASSES JUNIOR & SENIOR

KSJ9 60 Bar 60cm

KSJ10 6 Bar 80cm

KSJ11 Top Score 80cm




FRIDAY CLASSES JUNIOR & SENIOR

KSJ15 AM7 80cm

KSJ16 AM7 90cm

KSJ17 AM7 100cm

KSJ18 AM7 110cm

SATURDAY CLASSES JUNIOR & SENIOR

KSJ19 Rescue relay 80cm




RESCUE RELAY

FINISH

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Showjumper show rugs proudly sponsored by Alice

Electrical.

Prize money for the 60cm bar proudly sponsored by

Mark Nietschke.

Sashes and Show Rugs awarded to

Champion Senior Showjumper & Champion Junior Showjumper.

Sashes and Saddle Cloth awarded to

Reserve Champion Senior Showjumper & Reserve Champion Junior Showjumper.


HORSES – PONY CLUB CLASSESSection KSJP

TROPHIES & PRIZES

1st place KSJP1 – KSJP3 $10 voucher donated by Blue Riley Investments

Steward Alison Kain

Fees $6.50



RULES• Competitors are not restricted to the Pony Club

classes only. Competitors must be financial members of a Pony Club or R.D.A

• Formal Pony Club Dress must be worn.

• Saddlery must be in a safe condition to the satisfaction of the Gear Steward. Helmets must meet Pony Club Australia requirements. PCANT gear rules apply.

• PRIZES: Under Pony Club Rules Competitors may not receive prize money. Vouchers will be awarded, sponsored by Blue Riley Investments.


KSJP1Junior Pony Club Rider (17 years & under)

KSJP2Senior Pony Club Rider (18 years and under 26 years)

KSJP3Pony Club Mount (any height)

PONY CLUB CLASSES

FRIDAY 5TH JULY TO START IMMEDIATELY AFTER LED CLASSES HAVE FINISHED


Section KLDHORSES – LED


TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Led Exhibit – Sash and $50 cash prize

donated by Brigid Gregory.

Reserve Champion – Sash and $25 cash prize

donated by Brigid Gregory.

Steward Alison Kain

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5



RULES• All horses to be presented in a bridle and bit.

No headstalls or halters.• EA affiliated.

• Judge’s decision is final.

KLD1 Led Pony – Not exceeding 14hh

KLD2Led Galloway – Over 14hh not exceeding 15hh

KLD3 Led Hack – Over 15hh

KLD4

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Exhibit (Winners of classes KLD1, KLD2 and KLD3. Second place getters stand by for Reserve Champion)

LED CLASSES

FRIDAY 5TH JULY 9AM


Section KRR HORSES – RIDER

Coordinators Alison Kain

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5




No headstalls or halters

• EA affiliated.

• No rider is permitted to be mounted in any Show class unless wearing a helmet that conforms to the Equestrian Australia (EA) General Regulations with chin strap secured.

• Riders under 18 must wear safety helmet, jodhpurs or neat riding trousers, shirt, tie or stock, short boots, no chappettes. Coats are optional.

• Adult riders must wear shirt, tie or stock, jodhpurs or neat riding trousers, riding boots, and safety helmet. Service dress allowed. Blue jeans not permitted. Jackets must be worn for Smartest on Parade.


• Novice rider or hack - must not have won a Champion Rider or Champion Hack at any Show, or a 1st place at a Royal Show. This does not apply to a Junior advancing to a Senior Competition.


TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Rider – Sash, Trophy donated by

Blue Riley Investments

Reserve Champion – Sash

KRR1 Smartest on Parade (18 Years & over)

KRR2 Novice Senior Rider (18 Years & over)

KRR3 Open Senior Rider (18 Years & over)

KRR4 Smartest on Parade (17 years & under)

KRR5 Novice Junior Rider (17 years & under)

KRR6 Open Junior Rider (17 years and under)

KRR7

Champion & Reserve Champion Rider (Winners of classes KRR2, KRR3, KRR5 and KRR6. Second place getters to stand by for Reserve Champion)

RIDER CLASSES

FRIDAY 5TH JULY TO START IMMEDIATELY AFTER PONY CLUB CLASSES HAVE FINISHED


Section KHKHORSES – HACK

Coordinators Alison Kain

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5



RULES• All horses to be presented in a bridle and bit. No

headstalls or halters.

• EA affiliated.

• No rider is permitted to be mounted in any Show class unless wearing a helmet that conforms to the Equestrian Australia (EA) General Regulations with chin strap secured.

• Riders under 18 must wear safety helmet, jodhpurs or neat riding trousers, shirt, tie or stock short boots, no chappettes. Coats are optional.

• Adult riders must wear shirt, tie or stock, jodhpurs or neat riding trousers, riding boots, and safety helmet. Service dress allowed. Blue jeans not permitted. Jackets must be worn for Smartest on Parade.


• Novice rider or hack – must not have won a Champion Rider or Champion Hack at any Show, or a 1st place at a Royal Show. This does not apply to a Junior advancing to a Senior Competition.


TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Hack – Sash, Trophy donated by

Blue Riley Investments

Reserve Champion Hack – Sash

KHK1 Novice Pony Hack – Not Exceeding 15hh

KHK2 Open Hack – Not Exceeding 15hh

KHK3 Novice Hack - over 15hh

KHK4 Open Hack – over 15hh

KHK5 Ladies Hack any height

KHK6 Pleasure Hack any height

KHK7

Champion and Reserve Champion Hack (Winners of classes KHK1, KHK2, KHK3, KHK4 and KHK5. Second place getters to stand by for Reserve Champion).

HACK CLASSES

FRIDAY 5TH JULY TO START IMMEDIATELY AFTER RIDER CLASSES HAVE FINISHED


HORSES – CARRIAGE DRIVINGSection KHN

Coordinators Jacqueline Lines

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5



RULES• Dress code is of personal preference, but should

include hat, gloves and whip. Apron / knee rug. Style should complement overall picture.

• Adult drivers are aged 18 years and over.

• Junior drivers 6 – 10 years must be accompanied by an experienced adult driving person as a passenger seated alongside at all times. A second pair of reins may be attached.

• Junior drivers 11 – 15 years competing with a single horse may carry a groom or passenger at their discretion.

• Junior drivers 16 – 17 years may drive a pair of ponies but not horses or a larger combination.

• ACDS states junior drivers and passengers MUST wear an approved accredited safety helmet.

• Participants are obliged to conduct themselves in an orderly manner at all times and are required to comply with the driving rules.

• In the event of an inconsistency between disciplinary procedures and competition rules, the competition rules will override.

• Show driving horses / ponies must be at least 3 years of age to compete.

• All horses / ponies must wear blinkers.

• NOT permitted are: bandages, boots, bitless bridles, martingales, side reins, trotting type over checks, running reins.

• Permitted nosebands are: Cavesson, Grackle, Mexican, Hanovarian.

• Tails tied to vehicles or harness not permitted.

For more information on rules and regulations visit www.acds.org.au


TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Carriage Driving Horse or Pony –

Champion ribbon and trophy.

Reserve Champion Carriage Driving Horse or Pony –

Reserve champion ribbon.

KHN1 Open Turnout – 14.2hh and under

KHN2 Open Turnout – Over 14.2h

KHN3 Pony – 10.2hh and under

KHN4 Pony – Over 10.2hh not exceeding 12.2hh

KHN5 Pony – Over 12.2hh not exceeding 14.2hh

KHN6 Horse – Over 14.2hh

KHN7 Open Driver

KHN8 Open Pleasure – Horse or Pony

CARRIAGE DRIVING

FRIDAY, 6TH JULY – 12.45PM START


Section KNVHORSES – NOVELTIES

Judge Nat Mahomet

Coordinators Cheryl Schembri

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5




No headstalls or halters

• EA affiliated.

• No rider is permitted to be mounted in any Show class unless wearing an ASA approved helmet or hat with chin strap secured.

• Riders under 18 must wear safety helmet, jodhpurs, shirt, tie, short boots, no chappettes. Coats are optional.

• Adult riders must wear shirt, tie, jodhpurs or neat riding trousers, riding boots, and safety helmet. Service dress allowed. Blue jeans not permitted. Jackets must be worn for Smartest on Parade.


• Novice rider or hack - must not have won a Champion Rider or Champion Hack at any Show, or a 1st place at a Royal Show. This does not apply to a Junior advancing to a Senior Competition.


Thank you

We grateful acknowledge Member for Namatjira

Chansey Paech who has generously sponsored

the prize money and the Champion rugs

for this section.


KNV7 Barrels (13 – 17 years)

KNV8 Keyhole (13 – 17 years)

KNV9 Flag Race (18 years & over)

KNV10 Bending (18 years & over)

KNV11 Barrels (18 years & over)

KNV12 Keyhole (18 years & over)

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Novelty Rider (6 – 12 years) – Ribbon, $100 sponsored by

Member for Namatjira Chansey Paech, Champion Show Rug

Reserve Champion Novelty Rider (6 – 12 years) – Ribbon

Champion Novelty Rider (13 – 17 years) – Ribbon, $100 sponsored by


Reserve Champion Novelty Rider (13 – 17 years) – Ribbon

Champion Novelty Rider (18 years & over) – Ribbon, $100 sponsored by


Reserve Champion Novelty Rider (18 years & over) – Ribbon

KNV1 Flag Race (6 – 12years)

KNV2 Bending Race (6 – 12 years)

KNV3 Barrels (6 – 12 years)

KNV4 Keyhole (6 – 12 years)

KNV5 Flag Race (13 – 17 years)

KNV6 Bending (13 – 17 years)

NOVELTY EVENTS

SATURDAY 6TH JULY 10AM START 2.00PM FINISH

All competitors individually timed. No entries will be accepted on the day.

If there is equal placing for Championship rider in each class, champion rider will come down to the fastest barrel time in the class.

Section KNV HORSES – NOVELTIES



Section KTPHORSES – TOPSY RING

Coordinator Murray Macleod

Fees $6.50


Prizes 1st $15/ 2nd $10/ 3rd $5



START FRIDAY 9AM RULES• All horses to be presented in a bridle and bit.

• EA affiliated.

• No rider is permitted to be mounted in any Show class unless wearing an ASA approved helmet or hat with chin strap secured.

• Riders under 18 must wear safety helmet, jodhpurs, shirt, tie, short boots, no chappettes. Coats are optional.

• Adult riders must wear shirt, tie, jodhpurs or neat riding trousers, riding boots, safety helmet, hat, bowler or top hat. Service dress allowed.

• Blue jeans not permitted.

• Jackets must be worn for Smartest on Parade.

• Judges decision is final.

• Novice rider or hack – must not have won a Champion Rider or Champion Hack at any Show, or a 1st place at a Royal Show. This does not apply to a Junior advancing to a Senior Competition.



Section KTP HORSES – TOPSY RING

TROPHIES & PRIZESAll prize money and ribbons

are sponsored by the Central Australian Show Society, Centre Canvas and Territory Stock Feed.

Champion Topsy Rider Classes KTP1 & KPT2.

Reserve Champion Topsy Rider second placegetter to stand by for judging.

KTP8Flag Race – 8 Years and under (may be led)

KTP9Flag Race – 6 Years and under (must be led)

KTP10Bending Race – Under 6 Years (must be led)

KTP11Bending Race – Over 6 Year to 8 Years (may be led)

KTP12Barrel Race – Under 6 Years (must be led)

KTP13Barrel Race – Over 6 Years to 8 Years (may be led)

KTP14Keyhole – 6 Years and under (must be led)

KTP15Keyhole – Over 6 Years to 8 Years (may be led)

KTP1Show Jumping pole on the ground – Riders under 6 years (must be led)

KTP2Show Jumping pole on the ground – Riders over 6 years to 8 years (may be led)

KTP3 Fancy Dress – 8 Years and Under

KTP4Rider – 6 Years and Under (must be led)

KTP5Rider – Over 6 Years to 8 Years (may be led)

KTP6Quietest Horse/Pany – Rider 8 Years and under (may be led)

KTP7Child’s Pony Hack – 14hh and under – Rider 8 years and under (may be led)

RIDERS 8 YEARS AND UNDER

Start time 9.30am Saturday


Section LHORTICULTURE

Steward Sue Ride



Delivery Thursday, 4 July. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward between 9am and 12 noon.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected between 9am and 12 noon.



SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Where measurements are given, height to be

measured from base of container to apex of arrangement.

• Each exhibitor’s items to be listed on one form. Junior entries on a separate form.

• Flowers, whether native or cultivated varieties, exhibited in cut-flower classes must have been grown by exhibitor.

• The stewards will subdivide classes for cut flowers should the number of entries make this desirable.

• All entries must be of horticultural materials. In arrangement sections, flowers need not be locally grown.

• Plants exhibited in container classes must have been in exhibitor’s possession for at least 6 months.

• Plants of too large or awkward a shape to be safely handled may be rejected.

FURTHER INFORMATIONFurther information regarding this section is available by contacting the steward, Sue Ride on 0400 670 258.

Definitions

BLOOM: one flower displayed on a single stem.CUT: two or more flowers / florets displayed on a single stem or a stem with secondary branches.BOWL: a receptacle, the diameter of which is greater than its height.VASE: a container, the height of which is greater than the diameter of its circular opening.CONTAINER: a receptacle or holder of any shape or design, in which plant material is arranged.

L1 1 Bloom – Any variety

L2 3 Blooms – One variety

L3 1 Rose Bloom

L4 3 Rose Blooms - Any colour

L5 3 Stems – One variety

L6Best Collection – 10 or more varieties (1 of each)

L7 Australian Native – In bloom (1 cut)

L8Australian Native – In bloom (3 distinct varieties – 1 cut each)

L9 Eucalypt – in bloom (1 variety – 2 cuts)

L10 Sturt Desert Pea (1 cut)

L11 Eremophila – In bloom (2 cuts)

CUT FLOWERS (IN CLEAR CONTAINERS)


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L29Indoor Plant (non flowering) – Container diameter over 21cm

L30 Fern – Maiden hair

L31 Fern – In Hanging Basket (not asparagus)

L32 Hanging Basket – not fern

L33 Succulents – 3 or more varieties

L34 Succulent – 1 variety

L35 Cacti – 3 or more varieties

L36 Cactus – 1 variety

L37 Orchid in bloom

L38 Patio Pot – May contain multiple plants

L39 Patio Pot of flowering annuals

L40 Bonsai – Established 12 months

L41 Bonsai – Established over 5 years

L42 Terrarium


HORTICULTURESection L

L12 Arrangement of Fresh Flowers – In a vase

L13Arrangement (Special Occasion – please specify) – Under 30cm in height

L14 Arrangement of Roses

L15 Tall and slender

L16Floating Bowl – Floral design, not to exceed 30cm overall

L17Miniature Dried Arrangement – Less than 8cm in height

L18 Bunch of Violets – including leaves

L19Fruit and/or Vegetable Animal/ Bird – Horticultural decorations may be used

L20 A clutch of weeds non political

L21Decoration on a platter – a raised platter of good design, material glued in place, not to exceed 30cm overall

L22Novelty Arrangement – Fruits, nuts, vegetables, flowers allowed

L23 Fairy Garden – Not to exceed 45cm overall

L24Miniature Garden – To be arranged on a sand tray, not to exceed 15cm overall

L25Arrangements for Special occasion using only 5 flowers and any foilage

L26 Tall and Slender – Minimum height 45cm

L27Corsage or Buttonhole – Any style to be suitably displayed

L28Necklace of Seeds, Seed Caps/Pods – Must be wearable and prepared for display

ARRANGEMENTS

ARRANGEMENTS FOR PROFESSIONALS

PLANTS GROWN IN CONTAINERS

TROPHIES & PRIZESHighest Aggregate open section, voucher

donated by Alice Springs Nursery.

Best Potted Plant Classes L29 to L42 voucher donated by Alice Springs Nursery.

Best Blooms or Stems Classes L1 to L5 voucher donated by Sue Ride.

Best Arrangement in show voucher donated by Sue Ride.

Best Fairy Garden voucher donated by Sue Ride.

Best Fairy Garden voucher donated by Sue Ride.

Best Australian Native in Bloom (1 Cut) Class L7. Prizes: 1st Prize $25,

2nd Prize $15, 3rd Prize $10 sponsored by the Australian Plant Society, Alice Springs Inc.

Best Australian Native in Bloom (3 distinct, 1 cut of each) Class L8. Prizes: 1st Prize $25, 2nd Prize $15,

3rd Prize $10 sponsored by the Australian Plant Society, Alice Springs Inc.


Section LJHORTICULTURE – JUNIOR

Steward Sue Ride

Fees Junior $2.00


Delivery Thursday, 4 July. Exhibits must be delivered to the steward between 9am and 12 noon.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits will be available for collection between 9:00am and 12:00 noon.



SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Each exhibitor’s items to be listed on one form.

Junior entries on a separate form.

• Classes are defined as: 16 years and under – open to all age groups, 13 to 16 years (at date of Show, 5th July 2019), 9 to 12 years (at date of Show, 5th July 2019), 8 years and under (at date of Show, 5th July 2019)

FURTHER INFORMATIONFor further information, please contact the steward, Sue Ride on 0400 670 258.

LJ11 Necklace of Seeds, Seed Caps/ pods

LJ12Fruit and/ or Vegetable Animal/ Bird Horticulture decorations may be used

LJ13 Decorated Gum Boots – 1 pair

LJ14Big Hairy Caterpillar – Using a sock or stocking filled with potting mixture and grass seeds – decorations may be used

LJ7 Egg Cup – of fresh flowers

LJ8

Floral Saucer (in wet sand or oasis) – Saucer must be completely covered with shape of the saucer retailed (max size 20cm)

LJ9 Fairy Garden – Not to exceed 45cm overall

LJ10Space Scene Rock Garden – In a flat container

6 TO 8 YEARS

LJ4Fruit and/ or Vegetable Animal/ Bird – Horticulture decorations may be used

LJ5 Best Decorated Gum Boots – 1 pair

LJ6Seedlings in Egg Shells – May be decorated, must be whole as possible and to be displayed up right (min 4 max 6)

LJ1

Floral Saucer (in wet sand or oasis) – Saucer must be completely covered with shape of the saucer retained (max size 20cm)


LJ3Rock Garden for Dinosaurs – In a flat container

5 YEARS AND UNDER


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LJ32Butterfly on a plate - Using horticultural materials (max size plate 50cm)


HORTICULTURE – JUNIORSection LJ

LJ29 Arrangement of Fresh Materials

LJ30 Scarecrow – Max height 2m

LJ31Necklace of seeds, seed caps/pods – Must be wearable and prepared for display

OPEN (16 YEARS AND UNDER)

LJ25Floating Bowl – Floral design not to exceed 30cm overall



LJ28 Terrarium in a Mason jar

LJ22


LJ23Decorated plate – A raised pattern of good design, material glued in place


13 TO 15 YEARS

LJ18 Rock Garden – In a flat container


LJ20 Decorated Gum Boots – 1 pair


LJ15 Egg Cup – of fresh flowers

LJ16



9 TO 12 YEARS

TROPHIES & PRIZESHighest Aggregate Rosette.

Best Junior Exhibit Rosette.

Junior Encouragement Award Rosette.

Most Imaginative Fruit or Vegetable Animal Rosette.

School & Organisation Group Projects.

Rosettes and prize money sponsored by Central Australian Show Society.


Section MPET AND ANIMAL NURSERY

Steward Alice Springs Girl Guides



Delivery Friday, 5 July. Exhibits must be delivered to the stewards at the Animal Nursery between 8am and 9am. All exhibits will be vetted in as per CASS requirements. This may cause some delays in the accepting of entries.

(Country entries will be accepted earlier than the above date for your convenience. Please call the steward to organise a delivery time.)

Collection Saturday, 6 July. Exhibits must be collected from the stewards between 4:30pm and 5:30pm.



SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Non Breed ‘Child Pet’ dog / cat may be entered in

Classes M3 & M4. All pets in these classes must be vaccinated and you must produce current vaccination certificate at time of vetting.

• Depending on the availability of cages, pet owners will be contacted if they are required to provide their own cage.

• Water containers and food must be provided by the exhibitors where necessary. Watering and feeding are the responsibility of the owner.

• Pet poultry exhibits must be free of disease.

• All entries exhibited at owner’s risk.

• All cages shall be large enough to allow free movement of the animals for feeding and exercise. The steward reserves the right to eject any exhibit on the basis of disease, poor condition of animals, or unsatisfactory condition of the cage and its provision for watering, feeding, sanitation or as otherwise deemed by the steward to be against the best interests of the animal or CASS.

• Pets are left at the owner’s risk.

FURTHER INFORMATIONFor further information, please contact the Alice Springs Girl Guides on 0400 670 258.

The Pet and Animal Nursery is positioned on Fourth Avenue, behind the CASS Office.

We encourage you to exhibit your pets, as more animals on show will ensure the success of this section.


Section M PET AND ANIMAL NURSERY

M8 Mice

M9 Native Pets

M10 Poultry

M11 Rabbits

M12 Reptiles

M13 Pets – Any other

M1 Birds – Large

M2 Birds – Small

M3 Cats

M4 Dogs

M5 Farm Pets

M6 Fish

M7 Guinea Pigs

NURSERY

TROPHIES & PRIZESBest Decorated Exhibit Rosette

Most Endearing Exhibit Rosette

Most Unusual Exhibit Rosette

Stewards’ Pick Rosette

Best Overall Exhibit Rosette

Rosettes and Prizes sponsored by Alice Springs Girl Guides and Avanti Plus



Section NPHOTOGRAPHY

Steward Johan Douma



Delivery Sunday, 30 June. Exhibits to be delivered to the steward at the Photography Section, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12pm.

Collection Sunday, 7 July. Exhibits must be collected, from the steward at the Photography Section, Rumball Hall between 9am and 12 noon. (late collection from CASS Office – Photographs not collected within two months will be destroyed).

PRIZES 1st $8/ 2nd $5/ 3rd $3


REGULATIONS BEGINNERS CLASSES N4-N6

• Persons who have not previously won a prize (1st, 2nd or 3rd) at a CASS Show or any other Show and/or Exhibition. Juniors are also eligible to enter this section.

GENERAL CLASSES N7-N18 (OPEN TO ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS)• A maximum of 4 entries may be submitted in each

class.

• If any class has less than 4 entries / less than 3 exhibitors – it will be at the steward’s discretion to move the entries into a different class. The right is reserved to transfer any entry to the correct class if wrongly classified by the competitor.

• The original photograph must be taken by the exhibitor with either a digital camera or film camera.

• Photographs may be commercially processed or the work of the exhibitor and printed on photographic or electronic print material.

• No photograph can be entered in two different sections. This includes identical or almost identical photographs cropped differently or presented as a colour print and a monochrome print.

• Photographs that have been previously exhibited at a CASS Show are not eligible for entry.

• Any photograph considered by the steward to be unsuitable for display will be rejected.

• No refund will be made for any rejected prints.

• The greatest care will be taken with entries but no liability will be accepted for loss or damage.

• Entries must be RETURN POSTAGE PAID where rele vant and will be returned prior to 1st August 2018.

• Title/s of Photographs » The back top left hand corner of the print must include

entrant’s name, phone number, title of photograph (max. 24 characters) and class number. Ensuring these details correspond with those written on the entry form.

» If attaching a label to your photograph (in lieu of writing on print/matt board) ensure it is attached to the REAR of the picture indicating top, and all other details as mentioned above.

• Mounting Photographs » All photographs must be mounted. » Matt board, cardboard or similar is recommended. The

thickness of the mount must not exceed 7mm. » DO NOT mount photos in frames, on chipboard, wood,

hardboard, behind glass, laminate or Canvas prints as they will not be accepted.

• Mandatory Size of Exhibits » Classes (N1-N18) – minimum size 15cm x 20cm,

maximum size 40cm x 50cm. These are overall measurements which incorporates the size of the mounts.

» Class N15 (panoramic photographs) the longer side, incorporating the mount, is to be a minimum of 20cm and a maximum of 60cm long. The length of the longer side of the photograph must be at least twice the length of the shorter side.



PHOTOGRAPHYSection N

DEFINITIONS• MONOCHROME – Any photograph containing

shades of only one colour. If toning is carried out, it must be over the total area of the photograph – partial toning and/or the addition of one extra colour is not acceptable in a monochrome photograph.

• COLOUR – Any photograph that is not monochrome. It includes a monochrome photograph that has been partially toned or had colour added.

• OPEN – Any subject treated pictorially i.e. embodying the elements of good design, arrangement or composition and which reflects the personal interpretation of the photographer, including “creative” and “experimental” techniques and derivations providing there is a photographic base.

• NATURE – Nature photography depicts living, untamed animals and uncultivated plants in a natural habitat, geology and the wide diversity of natural phenomena, from insects to icebergs. Photographs of animals, which are domesticated, caged or under any form of restraint, as well as

photographs of cultivated plants, are ineligible. Minimal evidence of humans is acceptable for nature subjects, such as barn owls or storks adapting to an environment modified by humans, or natural forces, like hurricanes or tidal waves, reclaiming it. The photographer, whatever photographic medium is used, must have taken the original image. Any manipulation or modification to the original image is limited to minor retouching of blemishes and must not alter the content of the original scene.

• PEOPLE – A photograph of a person or persons that may range from a head study to full body length. This section includes candid photographs and formal portraits.

• LANDSCAPE – A photograph of natural scenery. It may include evidence of man, people, animals, even part of the sea, provided that none of these elements dominate the photograph.

• CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN LANDSCAPE – Classes N5 & N9, is defined as within the Northern Territory and south of Three Ways.

Definitions

for new Classes

(N16–N17–N18)

LOVE – Open to the photographers own interpretation of the meaning of ‘Love’.

MACRO – Is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small subjects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size.

EXPERIMENTAL – The image must have photographic origin with the original image/work having been made by the entrant. The photograph may have been modified during exposure in the camera or modified after exposure with experimental, digital, computer software or darkroom techniques. The subject covers entries that display a novel or unusual combination of objects and/or viewpoint.

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PHOTOGRAPHY


Section N

N13Monochrome / Colour Photographs – Travel

N14 Monochrome / Colour Photographs – Pets

N15Monochrome / Colour Panorama Photographs – Open Subject

N16 Monochrome/ Colour Photographs – Love

N17 Monochrome/ Colour Macro

N18 Monochrome/ Colour- Experimental

N7Monochrome Photographs – Open Subject

N8 Colour Photographs – Open Subject

N9Colour Photographs – Central Australian Landscape

N10Monochrome / Colour Photographs – Nature

N11Monochrome / Colour Photographs – People

N12Monochrome / Colour Photographs – Sport

GENERAL

TROPHIES & PRIZESBest Centralian Landscape – Rosette

Champion Photograph – Rosette

Champion Wildlife Award – Rosette

Most Successful Photographer – Rosette

Champion Junior Photographer – Medal and Rosette

Stewards Choice – Rosette

N1Monochrome / Colour Photographs – Open subject (7 years and under)



JUNIORS

N4 Colour Photographs – Open subject

N5Colour Photographs – Central Australian Landscapes

N6 Monochrome / Colour Photo – People

BEGINNERS


POULTRYSection P

DEFINITIONSAORC – Any other recognised colour

AORV – Any other recognised variety

Stewards Craig Whan



Delivery Wednesday, 3 July. Exhibits must be delivered between 4pm and 6pm.

Collection Saturday, 6 July or Sunday 7, July. Exhibits to be collected between 4pm

and 6pm Saturday 6th July 2019 or between 10:30am and 11:30am on Sunday, 7th July 2019. Birds not collected after that time will be disposed of as seen fit. Alternative requirements may be made by contacting the steward.


NOTE: Prize monies not collected by Friday, Wednesday, 31 July 2019 will be forfeited.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS • Food, water containers and cages are provided.

• Entries entered in the wrong class cannot be judged. Assistance with class identification may be obtained by contact with the stewards, however final responsibility rests with the exhibitor, no responsibility will be accepted for incorrect entries.

• The stewards reserve the right to reject or remove exhibits, based on their own opinion or on veterinary advice, that are suspected of being diseased or ill.

• All exhibits must be individually inspected by the stewards prior to being entered in the cages, no bird may be removed without a steward in attendance.

• An exhibit can only be entered in one class.

• Exhibitors will be permitted to be present at the time of judging at the discretion of the judge.

• Judging will commence at 9am on Thursday, 4th July 2019

• All exhibits shall be entered at own risk.

• Sale of birds is permitted. A “for sale” notice with the name, contact of the seller and the price on a plain, white piece of cardboard can be placed on the cage any time after judging. Onus for all arrangements rests with the seller and no responsibility shall be accepted by CASS.

• A limited number of day old chickens will be available for sale at the Show.

• Birds must have been owned by exhibitor for at least 2 months.

• Any breach of the Show Society Rules or Regulations or any of the above, shall result in immediate disqualification and forfeiture of awards, monies and possible prohibition from future exhibiting.

• No late entries accepted.

• Birds not delivered during delivery times will not be judged.

NOTE All exhibitors and exhibits shall conform to and be in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Central Australian Show Society. Any questions regarding this section may be directed to Craig Whan, Steward, on 0407 164 915

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P15 Leghorn (Male) – ARC

P16 Leghorn (Female) – ARC

P17 Silkie (Male) – Black/ White

P18 Silkie (Female) – Black/ White

P19 Silkie (Male) – AORC

P20 Silkie (Female) – AORC

P21 Light Breed (Male) – AORV

P22 Light Breed (Female) – AORV


POULTRY Section P

P1 Australian Langshan (Male) – Any colour

P2 Australian Langshan (Female) – Any colour

P3 Barnevelder (Male) – Any colour

P4 Barnevelder (Female) – Any colour

P5 Australorp (Male)

P6 Australorp (Female)

P7 Plymouth Rock (Male)

P9 Plymouth Rock (Female)

P9 Rhode Island Red (Male)

P10 Rhode Island Red (Female)

P11 Sussex (Male)

P12 Sussex (Female)

P13 Heavy Breed (Male) – Any other variety

P14 Heavy Breed (Female) – Any other variety

HEAVY BREED LARGE FOWL

LIGHT BREED LARGE FOWL

P31 Mallard (Drake) – ARC

P32 Mallard (Duck) – ARC

P33 Indian Runner (Drake) – ARC

P34 Indian Runner (Duck) – ARC

P35 Muscovy (Drake) – White

P36 Muscovy (Duck) – White

P37 Muscovy (Drake) – AORC

P38 Muscovy (Duck) – AORC

P39 Duck (Drake) – AORV

P40 Duck (Duck) – AORV

P41 Geese (Gander) – ARC

P42 Geese (Goose) – ARC

WATER FOWL

P23 Indian Game (Male)

P24 Indian Game (Female)

P25 Old English Game (Male) – ARC

P26 Old English Game (Female) – ARC

P27 Game Breed (Male) AORV

P28 Game Breed (Female) – AORV

GAME BREED LARGE FOWL

P29 Judges Favourite (Male)

P30 Judges Favourite (Female)

X BREED / UTILITY


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P52 Old English Game Wheaten Black Tail

P53 Old English Game (Male) – Blue Red

P54 Old English Game Wheaten Blue Tail

P55 Old English Game (Male) – Duckwing

P56 Old English Game (Female) – Duckwing

P57 Old English Game (Male) – AORC

P58 Old English Game (Female) – AORC

P59 Hard Feather Bantam (Male) – AORV

P60 Hard Feather Bantam Female) – AORV


POULTRYSection P

P43 Indian Game (Male)

P44 Indian Game (Female)

P45 Modern Game (Male) – ARC

P46 Modern Game (Female) – ARC

P47 Modern Game (Male) – ARC

P48 Modern Game (Female) – ARC

P49Old English Game (Male) – Black/Red, dark leg

P50 Old English Game (Female) – Wheaten

P51 Old English Game (Male) – Black/Red

HARD FEATHER BANTAM

P61 Australorp (Male) – ARC

P62 Australorp (Female) – ARC

P63 Frizzle (Male)

P64 Frizzle (Female)

P65 Australian Langshan (Male) – ARC

P66 Australian Langshan (Female) – ARC

P67 Leghorn (Male) – ARC

P68 Leghorn (Female) – ARC

P69 Pekin (Male) – ARC

P70 Pekin (Female) – ARC

P71 Rhode Island Red (Male) – ARC

P72 Rhode Island Red (Female) – ARC

SOFT FEATHER BANTAM

P73 Rosecomb (Male) – ARC

P74 Rosecomb (Female) – ARC

P75 Sebright (Male) – Gold

P76 Sebright (Female) – Gold

P77 Sebright (Male) – Silver

P78 Sebright (Female) – Silver

P79 Sussex (Male)

P80 Sussex (Female)

P81 Wyandotte (Male) – ARC

P82 Wyandotte (Female) – ARC

P83 Soft Feather Bantam (Male) – AORV

P84 Soft Feather Bantam (Female) – AORV

P85 Turkey (Gobbler) – Bronze

P86 Turkey (Female) – Bronze

P87 Turkey (Gobbler) – White

P88 Turkey (Female) – White

SPECIAL CLASSES

P89 Bantam – Any variety

P90 Large Fowl – Any variety

P91 Water Fowl – Any variety

BREEDING PAIRS


POULTRY Section P

TROPHIES & PRIZES

Champion Pavilion Entry Perpetual Trophy donated by Laucke Mills.

Reserve Champion Pavilion Entry.

The following will receive a trophy, and ribbon from Gould Plumbing and voucher from Laucke Mills:

Champion Heavy Breed, Champion Light Breed, Champion Water Fowl, Champion Hard Feather Bantam,

Champion Soft Feather Bantam, Champion Turkey, Champion Game Breed Large Fowl.

The following will receive a ribbon: Reserve Champion Heavy Breed,

Reserve Champion Light Breed, Reserve Champion Water Fowl, Reserve Champion Hard Feather Bantam,

Reserve Champion Game Breed Large Fowl, Reserve Champion Turkey and

Reserve Champion soft feather Bantam.

Feed for exhibits donated by Laucke Mills.

Thank you

We thank Laucke Mills for their continued support.

Please join us in thanking our Honorary Member, Chansey Paech MLA.

Chansey continues to be a great supporter of the

Show giving us a voice in Parliament to promote the importance of local shows

across the Territory.

Thanks Chansey!

Thank You

Documents

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