133rd Annual - TARALGA AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL &...

19th and 10th March 2019

133rd Annual

Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th March 2019

www.taralgashow.com

President: Stuart Keith (02) 4843 8123

Po Box 42, Taralga NSW 2580 | Email: [email protected] Craig 0422 014 707 | Treasurer: Sandra Keith (02) 48438163

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Contents

Message from the President ..............................................4Timetable of Events .............................................................5Admission Fees ....................................................................5List of members ....................................................................6Regulations ..........................................................................9Waiver Forms .......................................................................11Sponsors List .........................................................................13Taste of Taralga Festival .....................................................14Pavilion Information ............................................................16Pavilion Entry Form ..............................................................17Art and Craft ........................................................................18Cookery ................................................................................21Cut Flowers...........................................................................24Decorative Flowers .............................................................26Fancy Work ..........................................................................27Farm Produce ......................................................................29Fruit ........................................................................................30Garden Produce .................................................................31Home Brew ..........................................................................33Jams and Preservatives ......................................................34Photography ........................................................................35Poetry Competition ............................................................37Wool ......................................................................................40Information for all Stock Exhibitors .....................................41Livestock Entry Form ............................................................42Pasture Competition ...........................................................44Poultry ...................................................................................45Poultry Entry Form ................................................................48Meat Breeds Sheep Section ..............................................49Quick Shear .........................................................................50Sheep Counting Competition ...........................................52Dog Jump ............................................................................53Commercial Cattle .............................................................56Prime Cattle .........................................................................57Stud Cattle ...........................................................................58Merino Sheep ......................................................................61August Shorn Classes ..........................................................62Poll Rams ..............................................................................63Horses ...................................................................................65Team Sorting ........................................................................80Stable Bookings ...................................................................80

4 59th and 10th March 2019Taralga A P & H Association 133rd Annual Show

Taralga AP&H Association Inc. Admission: (paid at gate) Adults $15.00 Pensioners $5.00 Children 8-16 years $2.00 Children under 8 years FREE Camping Fees: (paid at secretary’s office on the day of the Show) All camping – per night $15.00 Powered Site $20.00

Power usage – flat fee $15.00 (plus cost per metre) Showmen: Past Presidents: Matt Charteris Tom Burge George McKenzie Norman Halkett Mick Chalker, Sr. Keith Peden Eric McIntosh Cole Bradbury

Leo Croke Joe Croker Don Peden Greg Chalker Charles Bradbury, Jnr. Neill Croker Douglas Craig Peter Croker

John Dymock Andrew Gay Don Taylor Chris Croker Dale Chalker Craig Croker

Patrons: Peg Bradbury Douglas Craig

Mary Mooney Neill Croker

Committee: President: Stuart Keith Vice Presidents: Daniel Walsh, Adam Moloney, Adam Derwent Treasurer: Sandra Keith Secretary: Laura Craig Website Officer: Craig Croker Public Officer: Laura Craig Adam & Kim Derwent John Corby Brad Corby Scott Craig

Kevin Partridge Chris Croker Craig Croker Colin Chalker

Margaret Lang Adrian Keith Brian Moloney Bec Brierly

Annual membership - $30.00 p.a. This includes admission to the annual Show for self, guest

and members children under 16 years old. All membership fees to be mailed to PO Box 42, Taralga NSW 2580 prior to the show or at the Secretary’s office on

the day of the Show.

Message from the President On behalf of the Taralga AP&H Committee I would like to welcome you to the 133rd Annual Taralga Show on the 9th & 10th March 2019. The 2018 show was a huge success and a great credit to our sponsors, committee, members and supporters. This year’s show will have something for everyone with all our regular sheep, cattle and horse events. The official opening of the show will occur around 2pm on Saturday, followed by a jam-packed afternoon with sheep count, dog high jump and quick shear all taking place. As a change this year the quick shear will run late Saturday afternoon with music entertainment that will continue after the event. We welcome entries into the Pavilion so that it will once again showcase the best produce, flowers, photography, art, craft, and cooking from the local area and much much more. The winners of the Local Flock Ewe competition will be announced on Sunday morning. The top two will then take part in the 4th Annual Southern Tablelands Flock Ewe Competition which we will be hosting here in in Taralga on the 15th March. We welcome everyone to the grand parade on Sunday afternoon as a celebration of this year’s show. Both days will also include the popular team sorting events. I look forward to seeing you at the show. Yours Sincerely Stuart Keith - President

Timetable of Events Saturday Horses – team sorting Meat Sheep Judging Poultry Judging Horse Classes – Main Arena Commercial Cattle Judging Prime Cattle Judging Home Brew Judging Official Opening Sheep Counting Competition Dog High Jump Quick Shear Musical Entertainment

Sunday Horses – Team Sorting Horse Classes – Main Arena Stud Cattle Judging Show Jumping Merino Sheep Judging Horse Sporting Events Poetry Competition Presentation Grand Parade


Bill and Tessy Hedley Mark Hedley Will and Jayne Hedley Amy-Lee and Toby Hines Brendan and Melonie James Adrian and Katie Keith David and Donna Keith Greg and Gabi Keith Max and Sandra Keith Stuart and Anita Keith Mikayla Keith Brian Kelly Colin Kennedy Grahame and Frances Kent Pat Keough Peter and Fran Kilmister John and Peg Kremer Jennifer Lamb Margaret Lang Elaine Lang John and Beverley Lang Robert and Mandy Lang Stuart and Norma Lang Glynn and Cheree Langford Paul Linfield and Linda Jennings Michael and Alison Lumley Betty McAlister Peter and Margaret McAlister Bruce and Margaret McGregor Grant and Jan McGregor Colin and Heather McIntosh Margaret McIntosh Allan and Irene McKenzie Stuart and Joanne McKenzie Finley McLean Stewart and Dana McLean Kevin and Lynn Madden Ferdi Marko Norm Maroney Guy and Sylvia Martin Neil and Diane Mattes Allan and Judith Matthews Jake and Dianne Menzies Paul and Candice Millett Steven and Susan Mills Alex Milne Margaret Milne David and Catherine Mitchell

Adam and Kathryne Moloney Brian and Vicki Moloney Greg Moloney Justin and Nicole Moloney Luke and Anna Moloney Mary Mooney Andrew Moore and Beverley Firth Ian and Leanne Newham Kate Nicholls Katrina Nixon Gerald and Kaye Norman Mary Parsons Kevin and Karryl Partridge Ivan and Sandra Petrie John and Colleen Pymble Michael and Neda Pymble Bryn and Karina Rees David Rees David and Estelle Roberts Allan and Denise Robertson Graham and Dawn Robertson Valerie and Blake Robertson Troy and Kara Robinson Matt and Jeanette Simpson Paul and Fiona Sharman David and Corin Smith Mavis and Sharon Spicer Jane and Harry Starr Ernie and Betty Stephenson Bill and Dianne Stoll Murray and Danni Stoll Kit Swan Don and Kerry Taylor Trevor Vickers and Kerry Taylor Kevin and Donna Thompson Daniel and Linda Walsh Frank and Leone Walsh Martin Walsh Kevin and Rose Walsh Catherine Webb Albert and Beth Whipp Ken and Rhonda Williamson Simon Williamson Luke and Pia Winder Jill Woodside Max and Glennis Wright Brett and Earl Yandall

Taralga AP&H Association – List of Members

Honorary Life Members: Mr. Neill Croker, Sandra Keith, Margaret Lang, John Corby, Joan Croker, Peter

McAlister, Don Taylor, Kerry Taylor, Brian Moloney

Nima and Allana Afshar Julie Alders Robyn Alders John and Margaret Balfour Steven and Jamana Balfour Tammie Balfour Ian and Kay Baxter Elizabeth Baxter Neil and Karyn Bennett Terry and Michelle Bennett Ethnea Bensley Sue Bieniasch and Rob Ryan Bob Blay Teena Bourke Charles and Anne Bradbury Peg Bradbury Bree Brown Prue and Nicholas Burfitt Kelvin and Margaret Cameron Colin and Cheryl Chalker Jeff and Judy Chalker Kirstie Chalker Michael and Annette Chalker Russell and Mary Chalker Sam and Kimberley Conlon Andrew Connor and Rosey Stronach Elaine Connor Kevin and Robyn Connor Brad Corby Brian and Julie Corby Gavin and Sue Corby Geoff and Jacki Corby John Corby Joe and Sam Cosgrove William Coupland Ashley Craig Douglas and Anne Craig Gary and Gloria Craig Laura Craig Scott and Anna Craig

David and Denise Croke Bernard and Barbara Croker Chris and Stephanie Croker Craig and Elise Croker Geoff and Margaret Croker Joan Croker Ken and Leisa Croker Kim and Tanya Croker Martin Croker Neill and Carmel Croker Michael and Carmel Cullen Danny and Trish Cummins Mathew and Alison Cummins Robyn Cummins Peter and Helen Cupitt Peter Davies Richard and Lorraine Davison Adam and Kim Derwent Sterling Dixon Col and Jan Dooley Tim Dowsley Doug and Colleen Elliott Glenn and Louise Elliott Tony and Dulcie Elliott Trevor and Jan Elliott Greg and Kerry Fagan John and Sue Faust Frank Fleming Ken and Joyce Fleming Wilma Forsyth Martin and Lisa Francis Michele Gardner Peter and Kathryn Gay Martha Grahame and Graham Golding Rachel Grahame Steve and Jan Green Bruce and Annette Hand Tom and Hannah Hand Ian and Kathleen Hartley Barbara Hedberg


Taralga AP&H Association – Regulations

1) Entry fees as stated throughout this schedule. Camping facilities and amenities are also available, and fees as stated in this schedule. 2) All postal entries must be in the hands of the secretary on or before the Monday before the show. Pavilion entries may be left with the secretary no later than the Wednesday before the show, or otherwise taken personally by the exhibitor to the pavilion steward on Thursday afternoon between 3pm and 6:30pm and Friday morning between 8am and 12 noon. Pavilion judging will take place on Friday the 8th of March 2019 between 1pm and 3pm. 3) All exhibits shall be considered to be in the custody of the Committee during the hours of the show, and any exhibitor who (except as provided for in regulation) removes an exhibit without the permission of the secretary and the steward in charge before 3pm on the second day of the show, shall forfeit any prize which may have been awarded for such exhibit, if the exhibit in question is not awarded a prize, then the exhibitor shall be liable to a fine not less than 25c for each exhibit taken away and the Committee reserves the right to deduct such fine or fines from any prize money awarded to the exhibitor in any other class. 4) Exhibitors of livestock may, with permission of the steward in charge, remove such stock from the ground on the first night of the show, but stock so removed must return to the ground before 10am on the second day, failing to do so will impose penalties provided in regulation 3, which will be enforced. 5) All exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor. All joint

exhibitors must be members of a recognised partnership. 6) The age of all horses exhibited will be from the 1st of August. 7) All exhibitors of livestock must produce such proof of age as the judge may require, in the case of a disputed age in livestock, other than horses, the rule followed will be that adopted by the Royal Agriculture Society. 8) An exhibit of livestock may be entered in any number of classes, but upon being awarded a first place in any one class (except classes under a and b) shall be disqualified from gaining any further prizes, other than special prizes with the following exceptions: • Draught horses or mares winning first prize may compete as one or a pair or vice versa; • Winner of any class of gent’s hack may compete as a lady’s hack or vice versa; heifer winning as single heifer may compete as one of a pair or vice versa. • Single buggy horse or pony winning first prize in Hackneys or Harness classes may compete as one of a pair or vice versa. These conditions do not apply to hunters or trotters. Stallions will not be allowed to compete in miscellaneous events. 9) The farm, garden produce or sundries must be grown, manufactured or raised by the exhibitor who may compete by exhibiting varieties, but any exhibitor who shall send any exhibit for competition which has not been grown, manufactured or raised by himself shall not be awarded a prize. Farm produce must be grown during the present season. 10) The judge may withhold any prize if they deem the exhibit does not warrant a prize or give a lesser prize in

Become a member, helper or both!

Join Now The Society welcomes and needs you! To become a member of the Taralga AP&H Association, Inc., simply fill in this form and return (with $30) to: The Secretary, PO Box 42, Taralga NSW 2580. Annual membership is from 1st July to 30th June. Name: …………………………………………………………............................................................. Address: …………………………………………………………............................................................. Phone: …………………………………………………………............................................................. Email: …………………………………………………………............................................................. Do you wish to receive your schedule via email?

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The Taralga Show has been the district showcase for 133 years. By supporting it as a member or a donor, you help to ensure the continuance of future successful exhibitions. Membership of $30 entitles you to a copy of the Annual Show Schedule, either in hard copy form upon printing, or via email (see above), free admission to the Show, power to vote at any of the Society’s meetings, and an invitation to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Taralga AP&H Association, Inc., in which you may nominate and/or elect committee members. (Single membership is $20).

Publicans Booth Open both days.

Everyone’s needs are catered for: Cold Beer, Wine and Spirits.


AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES LIMITED

PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER

Event Name (Subsequently referred to as “the Event”): ..................................................................................................

Event Date: .......................................................................................................................................................................

Participant Name: ............................................................................................................................................................

Participant Address: .........................................................................................................................................................

Participant Contact Number: ...........................................................................................................................................

Participant Email: ..............................................................................................................................................................

Section A–General Acknowledgement Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Limited and (Name of Show)..…………………………….…………………… (together the Suppliers) advise that participation (including passive participation) in animal handling or physical competitions or Event sat an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent.

The handling of animals if applicable is a dangerous recreational activity as animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially when frightened or hurt.

Physical competitions, activities and events of all types are dangerous recreational activities.

1. By signing this waiver I acknowledge that:

1.1 participation in the Event is a recreational service for the purposes of section 139A of the Australian Competition and Consumer Act (Cth) 2010, and also a recreational activity for the purposes of section 5K of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) 2002;

1.2 participation in the Event is a hazardous activity and involves a significant risk of physical harm and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me;

1.3 participation in the Event requires certain skills and experience. I declare that I have sufficient skills and experience to be able to safely and properly participate in the Event;

1.4 if applicable to the Event, animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable ways, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises;

1.5the Event will be held in close proximity to rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfamiliar noises which can frighten animals used in the Event, if applicable;

1.6 if the Event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind;

1.7 insects or other animals may cause animals used in the Event, if applicable, to become frightened and act in an unpredictable way;

1.8 if the Event involves the handling of animals, there is a risk of suffering injury including injuries caused by animals;

1.9 I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for my safety in my participation the Event;

1.10 I am responsible for the condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring that they are appropriate for the Event; and

1.11I use the facilities supplied for the Event entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me.

2. If I suffer personal injury or death while participating in an animal handling event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any personal injury or death I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided and/or activity I have participated in.

3. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the event and associated activities is dangerous and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur. I acknowledge that the event and associated activities carry with them a significant risk of physical harm. I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in

lieu of one stated. They may also award prizes without competition should they consider the exhibit worthy. 11) The judge may award a prize or certificate to any article not included in the schedule, which they consider sufficiently deserving. 12) In all cases of disputes, the decision of the Committee shall be final, and all protests may be lodged within 24 hours of award with the secretary accompanied by a fee of $1 to be forfeited if frivolous. 13) An exhibitor making himself known to be a judge or judges as an exhibitor of an article or interfering with the judges’ decision shall be disqualified. 14) Any exhibitor accused of conduct calculated to bring the Association into discredit shall be called before the Committee at such time, and place as the committee shall determine and, if found guilty, shall be liable to all or any of the following penalties: Reprimand, Forfeiture of all prize money, trophies, etc. awarded Disqualification from exhibiting. 15) The Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry without giving reason. 16) No exhibitor or person in charge of an exhibit will be admitted to the showground free. Sideshows and stand will be allowed on the ground subject to the approval of the committee and upon payment of any sum they may deem fit to charge. 17) All horses and stock over the age of nine months to be led into the ring.

18) No stock of any description to be allowed loose on the showground after 9am. This rule is to be strictly enforced. 19) All dogs found loose on the ground may be destroyed. 20) The Committee expressly reserves the right to stop any objectionable performance or sideshow at any time during the continuance of the show. 21) All prize-winning horses capable of being led, driven or ridden, must take part in the Grand Parade, except by special permission of the steward in charge. Infringement of this regulation shall render the defaulting exhibitor to forfeit all or any prizes won. 22) The Association will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibitor or exhibit, and it shall be a condition of each entry that every exhibitor shall hold the Association blameless and indemnify it against legal proceedings arising out of any such accident. Whilst all reasonable care will be taken, the Association will not, under any circumstances, be responsible for any loss or mis delivery or livestock or any other exhibit of any kind of any injury done thereto. 23) The word local in any class in this schedule shall be taken to mean residents of the Upper Lachlan Shire District and/or past or present members of the Taralga Pony Club that have attended at least one Pony Club camp. 24) Receipts will not be sent unless requested. 25) Waiver forms must be signed by all exhibitors and competitors.


Thank You to our Valued Sponsors

Achmea Insurance Allenae Angus and Poll Herfords (R & J Keith) ANZ Bank Arygle Inn Hotel Australian Wool Network Auswest Seeds Bannaby Angus Betty McAlister Bob Miles J.L Dooley Carrabungla Merino Stud Carrabungla Pastoral Co. CCC Mobile Crutching Chris Croker Coopers Animal Health Craig and Elise Croker Croke Family Cropmark Seeds David Croke D.M. and S.L. Keith Dmac Production Agronomy Duncombe & Co. Dutallis Saddlery Elders Farmer Felds F.J. and D.J. Walsh Fife’s Financial Fife’s Stockfeeds Fullerton Merino Stud Fullerton Sheep Services GJ Corby Constructions GJs Landscaping Goulburn Farm Machinery / Duncan Ag Goulburn Produce Grasslands Jane Starr JB Shearing Joyce Fleming JTR Cattle Co. K & T Croker Kara Park Rural Contracting Karu White Suffolk Kent Joinery Kev’s Quality Meats Laggan Grain Shed Landmark Local Land Services Lochness Merino Stud

Luana Poll Dorsets Margaret Lang Margaret McIntosh Marmont Family Marty Walsh Matt and Kylie Croker McIntosh Sheep Processing MD & JJ Anderson Melon Pastoral Co. Meredith Shearing Michael Hall Property and Livestock Michele Gardner and Douglas Craig N & B Corby Fencing Contractors Neale Family Neill and Carmel Croker Omya Pasture Genetics Peter Kilmister Rabobank Ray White Real Estate Richlands Agriculture Rogara Merino Stud Schute Bell Southern Meats Southern Tablelands Fibre Testing Southern Tablelands Livestock Southern Tablelands Windscreens Southern Wool Traders Stillbrook Merino Stud SWL Accountants Tama Australia Tangled Vine Café Tapex Agri Taralga Art Group Taralga Australia Day Taralga CWA Taralga Earth Trembler (Terry Bennett) Taralga General Store Taralga Hotel Taralga Progress Association Taralga Rural Taralga Wind Farm TattyKeel Sheep Stud Thalaba Merino Stud The Ploughman Café The Taralga General Store Universal Books Upper Lachlan Shire Council Walwa Merino Stud

anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these activities.

4 At the time of participating in the Event, I have not been to any degree under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs.

5 I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that such use may result in my being excluded from the Event or other events with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers.

6 I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of the Suppliers as varied from time to time.

Section B – Horse Details and Acknowledgement If there are no horses in this activity then leave this Section Blank. If there are horses in this event then this Section MUST BE COMPLETED.

Name of Horse Owner of Horse Microchip / Reg # or Description (Sex, Colour, Brand)

PIC No. Last Event and Date

I, the owner/rider/exhibitor of the above horse/s, declare that, to the best of my knowledge, it is/they are fit and healthy and I agree that if found to be otherwise it/they will not be allowed to compete at this event.

Signature: ........................................................... Dated: …………………………………………

Section C - Signature Where the participant is 18 years of age and over: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it.

I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations I have made herein.

I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New South Wales.

I agree that this agreement, where relevant, will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature:........................................................... Dated: …………………………………………

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

Participant’s Date of Birth..……………....…….. - I …....................................................(insert parent/guardian name),

being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant, hereby consent to my child participating in this event.

I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant this waiver prior to signing it.

I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted the participant to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations that I have made herein.


I agree that this agreement, where relevant, will be binding on my (and his/her) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature: ........................................................... Dated: …………………………………………

Version: Sept 2017


Meredith Shearing

Celebrating 200 years since the founding of Taralga

This event will be held in our local town of Taralga

over the October Long Weekend (Saturday 5th October 2019 until Monday 7th October 2019)

For more information check out our website

https://tasteoftaralga.com/ We also have a Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/A-Taste-of-Taralga-Festival-905820352941761/


Entry Form for Pavilion Events Section Class No. Particulars Entry Fee

Entry fees must accompany each entry. Return to: Secretary Laura Craig PO Box 42 Taralga, NSW 2580 I hereby enter the above exhibits subject to the ‘Rules and Regulations’ of the Taralga AP&H Association and herewith enclose entry fees as above. Name: ____________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________________________________________ Signature: ____________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________________________________________

Taralga Rural Pavilion Judging takes place on Friday the 8th of March 2019 between 1pm and 3pm. The pavilion will remain closed for the duration of judging. Entries are to be submitted to pavilion on Thursday between 3pm and 6:30pm and Friday morning between 8am and 12pm. All exhibits must stay until 3pm on Sunday the 10th of March 2019. Please note if you are over 16 years you are classified as an adult and are to enter the open classes. If you are aged 16 years and under, you are classified as a child and must enter the children’s classes. A special prize of $100 will be awarded to the exhibitor who has the most entries in the pavilion. This annual prize is made possible by the generosity of Cole and Peg Bradbury.


Children’s Artwork Painting All entries must be either ready to hang or mounted on cardboard. Painting of any subject, using oils, acrylic or water colour

20. 0-2 years 21. 3-5 years 22. 6-8 years 23. 9-11 years 24. 12-14 years 25. 15-18 years

Drawing Drawing of any subject, using any medium e.g. pencil, pastel, charcoal, ink


Collage/Scrapbooking All entries must be ready to hang or mounted on cardboard. Any subject using any medium e.g. photos, fabric, paper.


Sculpture Free standing or wall mounted. Any subject, using any medium.

38. 0-5 years 39. 6-11 years 40. 12-18 years

Most Outstanding Exhibi t $20 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel

Art & Craft Entry Fees: Adult $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Kirstie Chalker Stewards: Jan Green, Jennifer Lamb All entries must be submitted to Pavilion on Thursday between 3pm and 6pm or Friday between 8am and 12pm, or by prior arrangement with Kirstie (ph. 0406 437 746) 1st: $4 2nd: $2

Open Artwork Painting All entries must be ready to hang or mounted on cardboard. Painting using any medium, e.g. oils, acrylic, or water colour.

1. Traditional 2. Contemporary 3. Local scene/subject/person 4. Landscape 5. Portrait

Drawing All entries must be ready to hang or mounted on cardboard. Painting using any medium, e.g. pencil, charcoal, pastels, ink

6. Traditional 7. Contemporary 8. Any subject 9. Local scene/subject/person

Sculpture Free standing or wall mounted, ready to display, any medium

10. Traditional 11. Contemporary 12. Any subject

Most Outstanding Exhibi t $5 special prize donated by the Upper Lachlan Shire Council

Open Craft 13. Item of leatherwork 14. Item of woodwork 15. Item of folk art 16. Item of jewellery 17. Item of scrapbooking 18. Item of craft 19. Item of pottery/ceramics

Most Outstanding Exhibi t Perpetual trophy donated by Taralga Art Group (T.A.G) $20 special prize donated by TAG


Cookery Entry Fees: Adult $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Margaret Lang Stewards: Jan McGregor, Kara Robinson All cakes to be thinly iced on top only. Cakes to be on crockery plates or hard paper plates. No ring tins to be used. 1st: $4 2nd: $2

Open Cookery 54. 6 homemade biscuits, 3 varieties 55. 6 small cakes iced – not in paper cases 56. 6 small cakes not iced – not in paper cases 57. Butter cake iced 58. Packet cake iced 59. Banana cake iced 60. Orange cake iced 61. Marble cake iced 62. Carrot cake with additives (may include nuts), iced 63. Chocolate cake iced 64. Chocolate mud cake iced 65. Sponge cake, any filling, iced 66. Jam or swiss roll 67. Rich fruit cake not iced winner receives $15 special prize donated by Taralga

Hotel 68. Boiled fruit cake not iced 69. Cake, any variety not mentioned 70. Most artistically decorated cake winner receives $15 special prize donated by

Taralga Hotel 71. 6 scones, unsweetened, 5cm wide 72. 6 pumpkin scones 73. 6 muffins, paper cases allowed 74. 4 cooked slices, 2 x each, 6cmx4cm 75. Powder loaf 76. Nut and Date loaf winner receives $15 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel 77. Loaf of homemade bread, plain winner receives $15 special prize donated by

Taralga Hotel 78. Loaf of homemade bread, any other variety 79. Plum pudding boiled or steamed 80. Apple pie winner receives $10 special prize donated by Farmer Felds 81. Berry pie 82. Tart, any variety 83. Morning or afternoon tea tray 84. Any cake made by a male 85. 6 rock cakes made by a male

Most Outstanding Entry $30 special prize donated by Bob Miles Most Successful Exhibitor $30 special prize Phyllis Walsh Memorial

Children’s Craft 41. Meccano display – under 7 years 42. Meccano display – 7-12 years 43. Meccano display – 13 years and over 44. Lego display – under 7 years 45. Lego display – 7-12 years 46. Lego display – 13 years and over 47. Sand base display 48. Display/Diorama 49. Puppet 50. Jewellery 51. Piece of woodwork – under 12 years 52. Piece of woodwork – 12-18 years 53. Item of craft

Most Outstanding Exhibi t $20 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel


The Agricultural Societies Council of NSW Dried Fruits Association

Rich Fruit Cake Competition The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants Here’s what you need:

• 250g (8 oz) sultanas • 250g (8 oz) chopped raisins • 250g (8 oz) currants • 125g (4 oz) chopped mixed peel • 90g (3 oz) chopped red glace cherries • 90g (3 oz) chopped blanched almonds • 1/3 cup sherry or brandy • 250g (8 oz) plain flour • 60g (2 oz) self-raising flour • ¼ teaspoon grated nutmeg • ½ teaspoon ground ginger • ½ teaspoon ground cloves • 250g (8 oz) butter • 250g (8 oz) soft brown sugar • ½ teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated lemon rind • ½ teaspoon almond essence • ½ teaspoon vanilla essence • 4 large eggs

Here’s what you do: • Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover

and leave for at least an hour, but preferably overnight. • Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with

the essences. • Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after, each addition, then alternately

add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon.

• Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm (8”) and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 ½ to 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in tin.

NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 to 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces.

Most Outstanding Entry for any cake made by a male $10 special prize and a CWA apron donated by Taralga CWA

Children’s Cookery 5-8 years

86. 6 small cakes not iced 87. 6 scones 88. 6 decorated commercial cakes, farmyard scene 89. 6 chocolate crackles 90. 6 piklets 91. Packet cake, any kind, iced top only (packet tops included) winner receives

$10 special prize donated by Margaret Lang 9-12 years

92. 6 decorated biscuits, farmyard scene 93. Decorated cake winner receives $10 special prize donated by Lisa Francis 94. 6 muffins, paper cases allowed 95. 6 scones 96. 6 small cakes not iced

13-16 years

97. 6 scones 98. 6 small cakes iced 99. 6 small cakes not iced 100. 6 muffins, paper cases allowed 101. Rainbow cake, any filling, iced 102. Chocolate cake iced 103. Packet cake iced 104. Any other cake 105. Decorated cake, any variety winner receives Jean Denman award

Champion Junior Scone Baker $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel Most Successful Exhibitor $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel


Dahlias Entry Fee: $0.50 Stewards: Bruce and Margaret McGregor Judged on Dahlia Society NSW/ACT guideline Standard Unit: Three blooms under 160mm One bloom over 160mm Taralga Show Championship

134. Three vases of Dahlias, distinct types, standard units – each vase to be named 1st: $10 and Dahlia Society Trophy 2nd: $5 Decorative Dahlias, Formal and Informal

135. 1 bloom, giant or large, over 210mm 136. 1 bloom, medium, over 160mm and under 210mm 137. 3 blooms, medium, NND, over 160mm and under 210mm 138. 1 vase/1 bloom, small, 1 variety, over 120mm and under 160mm 139. 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 1 variety, under 120mm 140. 1 vase/1 bloom, miniature, 1 variety, under 120mm

Cactus and Semi-cactus Dahlias 141. 1 bloom, giant or large, over 210mm 142. 1 bloom, medium, over 160mm and under 210mm 143. 3 blooms, medium MMD, over 160mm and under 210mm 144. 1 vase/3 blooms, small, 1 variety, over 160mm and under 210mm 145. 1 vase/3 blooms, small, 3 varieties, over 120mm and under 160mm 146. 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 1 variety, under 120mm 147. 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 3 varieties, under 120mm

Exhibit ion Cactus Dahlias 148. 1 bloom, over 160mm 149. 3 blooms NND, over 160mm

Ball Dahlias 150. 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, over 120mm and under 160mm 151. 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, over 120mm and under 160mm 152. 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, under 120mm 153. 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, under 120mm

Waterl i ly Dahl ias 154. 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, under 160mm 155. 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, under 160mm

Pompom Dahlias 156. 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, under 50mm 157. 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, 50mm

Any other type of Dahlia not mentioned 158. 1 standard unit

Local Exhibi tors – novice section 159. 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature decorative, NND, under 120mm 160. 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature cactus, NND, under 120mm 161. 1 bloom, Exhibition Cactus Dahlia 162. 1 vase/3 blooms, Ball Dahlia, NND 163. 1 vase/3 blooms, Pompom Dahlia, NND

Most Successful Exhibitor Judged on points system $15 special prize donated by the Upper Lachlan Shire Council

Cut Flowers Entry Fees: Adult $0.50 Stewards: Anne Craig, Michele Gardner and Carmel Croker All exhibits in this section must be grown by the exhibitor as Rule 9. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00

106. 1 rose, any stage 107. 3 roses, not necessarily distinct, 1 vase 108. 1 variety rose in four stage – 1 vase, same variety – bud show form and full

blown. Bud to show slight colour. 109. 1 cut floribunda rose 110. 3 cuts floribunda rose, not necessarily distinct, 1 vase 111. 3 cuts miniature rose, same cultivar, 1 vase 112. 1 spike gladioli 113. 3 spikes gladioli, distinct, 3 vases 114. 6 carnations 115. 6 asters 116. 6 African marigolds 117. 6 petunia blooms 118. 6 petticoat petunia blooms 119. 6 pansies or violas 120. 3 stems geranium 121. Ivy geranium 122. 3 spikes snapdragon 123. 1 cut hydrangea 124. 3 cut fuchsias, 1 vase 125. 1 cut flower, any other variety 126. 1 lily 127. 1 cut perennial 128. 1 cut shrub 129. Collection of coloured garden foliage, 1 vase – 6 items 130. Container of mixed flowers, no more than 6 varieties in a vase or bowl 131. 3 stems pelargonium 132. Australian native, 1 cut 133. Sedum

Best class f rom classes 105 to 108 $5 special. Prize donated by Betty McAlister Champion Gladioli SW Matthews Memorial Trophy Most Successful Exhibitor $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel


Fancywork Entry Fee: Adult $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Beth Whipp Stewards: Karina Rees, Marg Balfour 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00

188. 289. Long stitch 189. Cross stitch 190. Tapestry 191. Latch hook 192. Hand embroidered article 193. Machine embroidered article 194. Baby’s knitted or crotched set (2 or more pieces) 195. Baby booties 196. Knitted garment for child 197. Knitted garment for adult made from pure washable wool $20 special prize 198. Baby’s or adults knitted or crotched shawl 199. Knitted or crotched rug 200. Knitted or crotched pram or cot cover 201. Accessory hand made 202. Crotched article 203. Knitted article 204. Crotched edge items 205. Socks, slipper, mittens, gloves 206. Apron 207. Tea cosy 208. Machine made garment, may be hand finished 209. Machine made article 210. Patchwork article 211. Patchwork novelty 212. Quilting 213. Best cushion 214. Coat hanger 215. Handmade soft toy 216. Machine made soft toy 217. Teddy bear 218. Beanie 219. Hand spun wool, woven article or garment 220. Hand spun wool knitted or crotched garment 221. Article made by person over 60 years 222. Article made more than 30 years ago 223. Article made by recyclable materials (plastic, old material, odds and bobs)

winner receives $15 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel 224. Article not mentioned in Schedule

Most Successful Exhibit $15 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel Most Successful Exhibitor $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel

Decorative Flowers Entry fee: Adult $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Catherine Webb Stewards: Gloria Craig, Sue Faust No painting or dipping of any flower or foliage permitted. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00 Arrangements

164. Floral arrangement using drape and figurine 165. Floral arrangement for mantelpiece 166. Floral arrangement in basket 167. Fun with fruit and flowers 168. The beauty of Autumn 169. Sparkle of glass 170. Out in the bush 171. Past times 172. Using three blooms and foliage 173. Arrangement in a coffee cup and saucer 174. Float bowl – Flowers must be floating 175. As I like it (novice)

Most Successful Exhibitor $15 special prize donated by the Tangled Vine Café Champion Exhibit $10 special prize donated by the Tangled Vine Café Pot Plants

176. Fern – in a pot or basket 177. Pot plant in flower 178. Rex begonia 179. 1 variegated plant 180. Novelty plant 181. Aspidistra 182. Plant or plants in novelty container 183. Geranium in pot in flower, any variety 184. Palm, any variety 185. Miniature garden on tray or trough, etc 186. Succulent, any variety 187. Cactii, any variety

Best Pot Plant $10 special prize in memory of Elizabeth Whipp


Farm Produce Entry Fee: Adults $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Martin Walsh Farm produce and sundries must be grown, manufactured or raised by the exhibitor who may compete by exhibiting different varieties, but any exhibitor who shall send any exhibit that has not been grown, manufactured or raised by himself shall not be awarded any prize. Farm produce must be grown during the PRESENT SEASON. In this section, every exhibit must be a separate exhibit, except champion boxes. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00 Potatoes

247. 163. Red or pink skins (not less than 5kg) 248. White (not less than 5kg) 249. 6 table red or pink skins 250. 6 white potatoes 251. 6 large, one variety 252. 1 potato, any variety, judged by weight 253. 5kg no.1 grade 254. Seed red or pink skins (50-100g) 255. Best collection, 4 of each variety to be named

Champion Box No.1 Grade, any variety $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel Most Successful Exhibitor $10 special prize donated in memory of Percy Walsh Other

256. Dozen fresh hen eggs Honey

257. 500g dark honey 258. 500g light honey

Children’s Farm Produce 259. 6 table potatoes red or pink skins 260. 6 table potatoes white skins 261. Largest potatoes 262. 6 hen eggs 263. 6 duck eggs 264. 6 coloured eggs

Most Successful Exhibitor $15 special prize donated in memory of Percy Walsh

Children’s Fancywork Preschool Age (0-5 years)

225. Bookmark 226. Woven item 227. Any other item

Primary School Age (Kindergarten to Year 6) 228. Bookmark 229. Woven item 230. Piece of fancywork (cross-stitch, embroidery, long-stitch, tapestry) 231. Knitted or crotched article (French, finger knitting) 232. Handmade or machine-made article or garment 233. Handmade or machine-made toy or novelty 234. Coat hanger 235. Article not mentioned 236. Article made from recyclable materials (knitted, woven, sew, made from

something old) winner receives $5 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel High School Aged Children

237. Bookmark 238. Woven or long stitch article 239. Piece of fancywork (cross-stitch, embroidery, long-stitch, tapestry) 240. Knitted or crotched article 241. Handmade or machine-made article 242. Handmade or machine-made garment 243. Handmade or machine-made toy or novelty 244. Cushion or pillow 245. Article not mentioned 246. Article made from recyclable materials (knitted, woven, sew, made from

something old) winner receives $5 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel Champion Exhibitor $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel Most Successful Exhibitor $20 special prize donated by Taralga CWA


Garden Produce Entry Fee: Adults $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Rhonda Williamson Garden produce, and sundries must be grown, manufactured or raised by the exhibitor who may compete by exhibiting different varieties, but any exhibitor who shall send any exhibit that has not been grown, manufactured or raised by himself shall not be awarded any prize. Farm produce must be grown during the PRESENT SEASON. In this section, every exhibit must be a separate exhibit, except champion boxes. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00 Vegetables

277. 193. 2 butternuts 278. Pumpkin, Queensland Blue 279. Pumpkin, Triamble 280. Pumpkin, any other variety 281. Pumpkin, largest (table) 282. Pumpkin, largest (cow) 283. 2 golden nuggets

Champion Pumpkin $10 special prize donated in memory of Mae Walsh

284. 6 red tomatoes 285. 6 green tomatoes 286. Collection of tomatoes 287. Cherry tomatoes

Champion Tomato $5 special prize donated in memory of Mae Walsh

288. Bunch of long carrots 289. Bunch of short carrots 290. Bunch of parsnips 291. 3 long green cucumbers 292. 3 apple shaped cucumbers 293. Bunch silver beet 294. 6 stalks giant rhubarb 295. 6 stalks red rhubarb 296. 1 green vegetable marrow 297. 1 yellow vegetable marrow 298. 1 Hubbard squash 299. 1 cabbage 300. 1 banana squash 301. 1 white bush squash 302. Longest marrow or zucchini 303. Collection of cucurbits (one of each) 304. Zucchini not more than 6” / 15cm 305. 1 jam melon 306. Plate of green peas to be shown in pod

Fruit Entry Fee: Adult $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Rhonda Williamson 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00

265. Best collection of fruit, not more than 12 kinds with a minimum of 6 winner receives $5.00 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council

266. Best collection of fruit, not more than 6 kinds with a minimum of 3, grown locally winner receives $5.00 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council

267. 6 Jonathon apples 268. 6 Granny smith apples 269. 6 delicious apples 270. 6 apples, any variety 271. 6 pears, any variety 272. 6 quinces 273. 1 plate of plums, any variety

Most Successful Exhibitor $5 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council

Children’s Fruit 274. 6 apples, any variety 275. 6 pears, any variety 276. Collection of fruit, not more than 12 kinds

Most Successful Exhibitor $5 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler


Home Brew Entry Fee: $0.50 Stewards: Kevin and Karryl Patridge Judging: Beer: Will be judged at the home brew tent at the show from 11.00am on

Saturday 9th March 2019 Wine and other beverages: Will be judged Friday evening 8th March 2019. (please ensure the

entries are in the stewards’ hands prior) Please call 02 4840 2389 to arrange delivery/collection of entries.

Prize: Ribbon

Special Regulations 1. Each entry to consist of two 750ml (long neck bottles preferred) of four 375ml

bottles. 2. Entries are to be left with the Chief Steward by Friday the 10th (but no later than

11.00am on Saturday – Beer only). Please note: any entries delivered on Saturday morning must be pre-chilled as appropriate to the beverage.

3. Judging to be on a points system conducted over the Chief Steward’s supervision using the blind taste method.

4. Judges will be independent, and their decision is final. 5. Stewards and Judges will take no responsibility for brews entered into the wrong

class/style. Beer

339. Lager 340. Ale 341. Dark Ale 342. Stout 343. Pilsener

Wine 344. Traditional white 345. Traditional red 346. Fruit (including grape)

Other 347. Apple cider 348. Any other homemade beverage 349. Other (any other beverage)

Champion Beer Champion Wine Fred Denman Memorial Award People’s Choice Award Most Successful Exhibitor Grand Champion Beverage

307. Plate of beans 308. Collection of beans 309. 2 lettuces, any variety 310. 1kg brown Spanish onions 311. 1kg odourless onions, white or red 312. 1kg white onions 313. 3 cobs of corn not husked 314. 6 short red beets 315. 6 swede turnips 316. Collection of vegetables, unrestricted 317. Collection of vegetables, local winner receives a $10 special prize donated in

memory of Mae Walsh 318. Collection of herbs 319. Bunch of shallots 320. Any other vegetable not mentioned

Most Successful Exhibitor $10 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel 1st prize winners eligible for champion sections

Children’s Garden Produce 321. 1 cabbage 322. 1 lettuce 323. Table pumpkin, any variety 324. 3 short red beet 325. 3 red tomatoes 326. 3 green tomatoes 327. 3 apple cucumbers 328. 3 long green cucumbers 329. 3 brown onions 330. 3 white onions 331. 3 odourless onions 332. 3 parsnips 333. 6 stalks red rhubarb 334. 6 stalks silver beet 335. 2 cobs of corn not husked 336. 3 short carrots 337. 3 long carrots 338. Marrow

Most Successful Exhibitor $10 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council


Photography Entry Fee: Adults $0.50 Child Free Chief Stewards: Kerry Taylor and Vicki Moloney All photographs to be fixed to a light cardboard mount at least 5cm longer than the photograph. Photographs are not to be framed and glass must not be used. All work must be the competitors own unless specified otherwise in schedule. Competitors can have negatives enlarged and mounted by a finishing service in both local and open photography classes. All work in this section must not have won at a previous Taralga Show. Limit of two entries per class per person. Maximum photo size – 300mm x 400mm. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00 Open Black and White

374. Animal study 375. Plant study 376. Portrait, head and shoulders only 377. Patterns 378. Structures

Local Black and White 379. View 380. Child or family photograph 381. Artistic 382. Sports action 383. People

Open Colour Prints 384. View 385. Plant study 386. Animal study 387. Portrait, head and shoulders only 388. Night time study, available light only 389. Relic of the past 390. Sunset or sunrise 391. Structures 392. Digital enhancement

Local Colour Print 393. A view of the local area 394. Child or family photograph 395. Patterns 396. People 397. Digital enhancement

Most Successful Exhibitor in adult classes taken over black & white and coloured classes $50 special prize donated by Jane Starr Taralga Rural Sponsors pick (Photo to feature in Taralga Rural calendar 2020)

Jams and Preserves Entry Fee: Adults $0.50 Child Free Chief Stewards: Prue Burfitt and Steve Green Jar sizes must be 500g If using commercial lids, they must be covered and secured with a rubber band. You must only supply one jar/bottle per category. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00 Jams and Jell ies

350. Apricot jam 351. Berry jam, any variety 352. Blackberry jam 353. Chutney, any variety 354. Dark plum jam 355. Jam, any variety 356. Jam, containing any two fruits

(please name) 357. Jelly, any variety 358. Lemon cheese

359. Light plum jam 360. Marmalade, any variety 361. Mayonnaise 362. Mustard pickles 363. Any other pickle 364. Orange marmalade 365. Plum sauce, bottle 366. Tomato jam, plus another fruit 367. Tomato relish, bottle 368. Tomato sauce, bottle

Preserves

369. Preserved fruit, any variety, bottle 370. Preserved vegetable, any variety, bottle

Best collection of Jams, Pickles, Sauce and Chutney made from Tomatoes 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $3.00, 3rd: $2.00 donated by Joyce Fleming Champion Homemade Pickle, Relish and Chutney $5 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel Champion jelly/ jam sauce $20 special prize donated by the Ploughman Café Most Successful Exhibitor $25 special prize donated by the Marmont Family in memory of Jim and Josie

Children’s Jams & Preserves 371. Jam, any variety winner receives $5 special prize donated by the Upper Lachlan

Shire Council Pantry Collect ion

372. Limit of 10 items winner receives $5 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel 373. 10 items and over winner receives $5 special prize donated by Taralga Hotel


Poetry Competition

Attention budding Bards, Balladeers and Bush Poets.

Here is your chance to get exposure for your original work. Where possible all prize-winning poems will be read at the

presentation on Sunday at 11.15am. Works will be displayed in the pavilion.

Schools competition – prizes for entrant and school. Closing date 5pm on Tuesday the 5th of March 2019

Proudly supported by: Kent Joinery Universal Books Entries can be posted to the Secretary PO Box 42, Taralga NSW 2580 Guideline and conditions of entry Conditions

1. All entries must be received by 5.00pm on Tuesday 5th March 2019. No late entries will be accepted.

2. Each entry must be the entrant’s original work, in the English language, not previously published, accepted for publication or broadcast and not having won a first or any monetary prize in competition.

3. There is no word limit. 4. Open poems may be on any subject. 5. School poems are to use theme

Children’s Photography Black and White

398. Animal study 399. Plant study 400. Child or family photo 401. Rural subject 402. Patterns

Colour 403. My favourite pet 404. Plant study 405. Scene 406. Sunset or sunrise 407. Patterns

Best Chi ld’s Pr int $10 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler Best Print of the Show $20 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler Most Successful Exhibitor $10 ‘Pappy’ Whipp Memorial Award


Annual Poetry Competition – Entry Form

Surname: …………………………………………………………………………………………… First Name: …………………………………………………………………………………………… Address: …………………………………………………………………………………………… City: …………………………………………………………………………………………… State: …………………………………………………………………………………………… Postcode: …………………………………………………………………………………………… School: …………………………………………………………………………………………… Title of Entry: ……………………………………………………………………………………………

SCHOOL THEME: Weather

Please enter my poem in the following category of the Taralga Poetry Competition (please tick appropriate box): Entry Fee: $2 for two poems

Primary school: K-1-2 Primary school: 3-4 Primary school: 5-6 High school: 7-9 High school: 10-12

Entry Fee: $5 for two poems

Open Age – No theme

I certify that this is the original work of the entrant and that I have read and understood the guidelines and conditions of entry. I give permission for the Taralga Poetry Competition Committee to broadcast or publish, without fee to the author, in part or in whole, award winning or commended entries on a website, in an anthology and/or in media publications. I also give permission for my contact details to be given to the media, if among the winners. Name (please print): ……………………………………………………………………………………… Signature of Entrant: ……………………………………………………………………………………… (parent or guardian to sign for entrants under 18)

How to submit entries: 1. One entry form per poem attached with paper clip, not stapled. 2. Entries to be typed or computer printed with double line spacing on one side of

A4 white paper. All pages must be numbered. No entries may be submitted by facsimile, email or computer disk.

3. Entrant to supply two copies of each poem submitted. 4. No name or other identifying material should appear on the poem. Poems will

be judged anonymously. 5. Submissions will not be returned. It is the responsibility of the writer to keep a

copy. 6. $5.00 per entry (two poems) payable to Taralga AP&H Show for Open Age

category. 7. $2.00 per entry (two poems) payable to Taralga AP&H Show for High School

category and Primary School category. Judging and Notification:

• Judges’ decisions are final. • Judges reserve the right to transfer poems between categories were deemed

appropriate. • Winners will be contacted prior to the Awards Presentation event. Winners will

be announced, prize winning poems (or an excerpt) will be read and prizes presented (where possible) at this event. Prizes will be mailed if winner cannot attend in person.

• The Taralga Poetry Competition Committee reserves the right to broadcast or publish, without fee to the author, in part or in whole, award winning or commended entries on a web site, in an anthology and/or in media publications. No payment or reward will be made to the entrant for any such publication. Copyright remains with the author thereafter.

• The Committee also reserves the right to give entrants’ contact details to the media, if among the winners.

• Results will be published in the Goulburn Post following the Awards Presentation

MARTHA GRAHAME – 4840 2445


All Stock Exhibitors ** Declaration Form MUST reach the Agricultural Society in time to be reviewed

Before the closing date of entries. ** AS FAR AS POSSIBLE THE TARALGA AP&H ASSOCIATION WILL IMPLEMENT THE FOLLOWING DRAFT GUIDELINES FOR JOHNE’S DISEASE: Have in place a management plan to minimise the risk of transmission of infection. The following guidelines are based on there being no residual faecal contamination from any previous use by eligible animals. If the facility cannot be adequately decontaminated since last being used by other eligible animals (e.g. not a solid floor with appropriate washing and drainage capabilities) then the rules for Movement of Cattle to Other Places will apply. a) Where cattle from herds that have not been assessed under the NJDMAP are allowed entry, they should be housed separately from cattle from assessed herds. Cattle should also be separated from the other eligible species (i.e., goats, alpaca and deer). If separate buildings are not available a 2-3-metre space and a wall should be positioned between assessed and no assessed cattle in the one building. This separation should can prevent traffic of stock, machinery, and people and contaminated water, bedding or feed. Assessed and non-assessed cattle should have no common watering points, feeding points, washing points, tie-up points, or isolation areas. Different coloured ear tags or tail tags may be used to differentiate animals from assessed and non-assessed herds. b) Animals should be individually fed and watered from above ground facilities. c) All cattle should be tethered when not being led to restraint hem within their allocated areas. This is especially important for young calves. d) Faecal material should be removed promptly to a place to which stock do not have access. e) Veterinary officials will call for isolation of scouring cattle if John’s disease is considered a risk. f) Advise exhibitors of the above guidelines and also that they should reduce the risk of infection by transporting their stock Only in well cleaned trucks and in trucks where mixing of cattle of unknown status will not occur

All Stock Exhibitors ** Declaration Form MUST reach the Agricultural Society in time to be reviewed

Before the closing date of entries. ** AS FAR AS POSSIBLE THE TARALGA AP&H ASSOCIATION WILL IMPLEMENT THE FOLLOWING DRAFT GUIDELINES FOR JOHNE’S DISEASE: Have in place a management plan to minimise the risk of transmission of infection. The following guidelines are based on there being no residual faecal contamination from any previous use by eligible animals. If the facility cannot be adequately decontaminated since last being used by other eligible animals (e.g. not a solid floor with appropriate washing and drainage capabilities) then the rules for Movement of Cattle to Other Places will apply. a) Where cattle from herds that have not been assessed under the NJDMAP are allowed entry, they should be housed separately from cattle from assessed herds. Cattle should also be separated from the other eligible species (i.e., goats, alpaca and deer). If separate buildings are not available a 2-3-metre space and a wall should be positioned between assessed and no assessed cattle in the one building. This separation should can prevent traffic of stock, machinery, and people and contaminated water, bedding or feed. Assessed and non-assessed cattle should have no common watering points, feeding points, washing points, tie-up points, or isolation areas. Different coloured ear tags or tail tags may be used to differentiate animals from assessed and non-assessed herds. b) Animals should be individually fed and watered from above ground facilities. c) All cattle should be tethered when not being led to restraint hem within their allocated areas. This is especially important for young calves. d) Faecal material should be removed promptly to a place to which stock do not have access. e) Veterinary officials will call for isolation of scouring cattle if John’s disease is considered a risk. f) Advise exhibitors of the above guidelines and also that they should reduce the risk of infection by transporting their stock Only in well cleaned trucks and in trucks where mixing of cattle of unknown status will not occur

Wool Entry Fee Adult $0.50 Child Free Chief Steward: Ian Baxter Stewards: Greg Moloney, David Croke, Michael Chalker All fleeces shown are not to be more than 380 days of growth, to be exhibited as if prepared for market (skirted and belly wool out) and to be judged on National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia points scale. 1st: $4.00 2nd: $2.00 Rules

1. Fleeces to be judged on commercial value growth grown by junior farmer. No rams fleece eligible.

2. Merino fleece to be judged on commercial value for residents of UPPER LACHLAN SHIRE DISTRICT. Must be unhoused flock and no rams fleece eligible.

Superf ine 408. Ewe or whether fleece 74s or better 409. Rams fleece 74s or better 410. Hoggets fleece 74s or better

Fine 411. Ewe or whether fleece 70s 412. Rams fleece 70s 413. Hoggets fleece 70s

Medium 414. Ewe or whether fleece 64s 415. Rams fleece 64s 416. Hoggets fleece 64s

Strong 417. Ewe or whether fleece 60s 418. Ram fleece 60s

Crossbred 419. Crossbred fleece 50s 420. Crossbred fleece 56s 421. Crossbred fleece 58s 422. Crossbred fleece 60s

Champion Merino Fleece $10 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler Champion Long Wool Fleece $10 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy donated by Australian Wool Network Grand Champion Fleece of the Show $30 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council


AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES LIMITED

PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER

Event Name (Subsequently referred to as “the Event”): ..................................................................................................

Event Date: .......................................................................................................................................................................

Participant Name: ............................................................................................................................................................

Participant Address: .........................................................................................................................................................

Participant Contact Number: ...........................................................................................................................................

Participant Email: ..............................................................................................................................................................

Section A–General Acknowledgement Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Limited and (Name of Show)..…………………………….…………………… (together the Suppliers) advise that participation (including passive participation) in animal handling or physical competitions or Event sat an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent.

The handling of animals if applicable is a dangerous recreational activity as animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially when frightened or hurt.

Physical competitions, activities and events of all types are dangerous recreational activities.

1. By signing this waiver I acknowledge that:

1.1 participation in the Event is a recreational service for the purposes of section 139A of the Australian Competition and Consumer Act (Cth) 2010, and also a recreational activity for the purposes of section 5K of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) 2002;

1.2 participation in the Event is a hazardous activity and involves a significant risk of physical harm and may result in injury, loss, damage or death to me;

1.3 participation in the Event requires certain skills and experience. I declare that I have sufficient skills and experience to be able to safely and properly participate in the Event;

1.4 if applicable to the Event, animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable ways, especially if frightened or hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises;

1.5the Event will be held in close proximity to rides and large groups of people, and that there may be loud and unfamiliar noises which can frighten animals used in the Event, if applicable;

1.6 if the Event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind;

1.7 insects or other animals may cause animals used in the Event, if applicable, to become frightened and act in an unpredictable way;

1.8 if the Event involves the handling of animals, there is a risk of suffering injury including injuries caused by animals;

1.9 I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for my safety in my participation the Event;

1.10 I am responsible for the condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring that they are appropriate for the Event; and

1.11I use the facilities supplied for the Event entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me.

2. If I suffer personal injury or death while participating in an animal handling event, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any personal injury or death I suffer. I will not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have been provided and/or activity I have participated in.

3. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the event and associated activities is dangerous and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur. I acknowledge that the event and associated activities carry with them a significant risk of physical harm. I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in

anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all claims I may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these activities.

4 At the time of participating in the Event, I have not been to any degree under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs.

5 I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that such use may result in my being excluded from the Event or other events with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers.

6 I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of the Suppliers as varied from time to time.

Section B – Horse Details and Acknowledgement If there are no horses in this activity then leave this Section Blank. If there are horses in this event then this Section MUST BE COMPLETED.

Name of Horse Owner of Horse Microchip / Reg # or Description (Sex, Colour, Brand)

PIC No. Last Event and Date

I, the owner/rider/exhibitor of the above horse/s, declare that, to the best of my knowledge, it is/they are fit and healthy and I agree that if found to be otherwise it/they will not be allowed to compete at this event.

Signature: ........................................................... Dated: …………………………………………

Section C - Signature Where the participant is 18 years of age and over: I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it.

I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations I have made herein.


I agree that this agreement, where relevant, will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature:........................................................... Dated: …………………………………………

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

Participant’s Date of Birth..……………....…….. - I …....................................................(insert parent/guardian name),

being a parent or legal guardian of the above named participant, hereby consent to my child participating in this event.

I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant this waiver prior to signing it.

I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted the participant to participate in the activity the subject of this document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations that I have made herein.


I agree that this agreement, where relevant, will be binding on my (and his/her) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature: ........................................................... Dated: …………………………………………

Version: Sept 2017


Your Local Rural Agent

Paul McIntosh joins Ray White Rural

With a lifelong passion and knowledge of all thing rural, Paul now has the Ray White know how to maximize the value of your rural property and sell it for more.

Paul McIntosh

M 0409 056 287

E [email protected]

Ray White Rural Goulburn

P 02 4821 3788

Entry Form for Livestock Events Breed Class No. Identification/NLIS Entry Fee



Poultry Entry Fee: $2 Chief Steward: Norm Maroney Stewards: Grahame Kent, Mick Calleja Judging: 9:30am Saturday 9th March 2019 (All exhibits must be penned for judging at 9:00am on Saturday) Entries to close Wednesday 6th March 2019. All entry fees must be forwarded (with entry form) to PO Box 46, Taralga NSW 2580. No bird will be allowed to be removed before 4:00pm. However, exhibits may remain in the enclosure overnight and exhibits on both days. The greatest care will be taken with all exhibits, but the society will not be responsible for any accident, mistake, loss or damage from any cause subject to full admission charges. Champion Waterfowl can compete for Grand Champion Awards. All Exhibitors/Competitors must sign a waiver form. Juniors must own and pen their own birds. Juniors must enter in Junior Section or Open Section only, not both. Thanks to supporters and sponsors: Graham Kent Joinery (who built and donated new cages) and the Maroney family who assist the section on these days.

Soft Feather Large Fowls Class No. Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet Breeding pair (any variety) 1 Ancona 2 3 4 5 Andalusian 6 7 8 9 Araucana 10 11 12 13 Leghorn White 14 15 16 17 Leghorn AOC 18 19 20 21 Minorca 22 23 24 25 Hamburg 26 27 28 29 Australorp 30 31 32 33 Orpington 34 35 36 37 Plymouth Rock 38 39 40 41 Rhode Island 42 43 44 45 Spanish 46 47 48 49 Sussex 50 51 52 53 Wyandotte 54 55 56 57 Silkie 58 59 60 61 Any other variety (State Breed) 62 63 64 65 Langshan 66 67 68 69 Hard Feather Large Fowls Breeding Pair (any variety) 70 Indian Game 71 72 73 74 Australian Game 75 76 77 78 Australian Pit Game 79 80 81 82 Modern game 83 84 85 86 Old English Game Black Red 87 88 89 90 Old English Game P’tge Clay or Wheaten

91 92 93 94

Old English Game Duckwig 95 96 97 98 Old English Game any other colour 99 100 101 102 Any other variety 103 104 105 106 Soft Feather Bantam

Laggan Grain Shed Pasture Competition

There was an excellent standard to entries in the Taralga AP&H Pasture Competition. There was very generous sponsorship without which the competition could not have proceeded. The major sponsor was the Laggan Grain Shed The minor sponsors: Pasture Genetics, Tama Australia, Landmark, Cropmark Seeds, Elders, Auswest Seeds, Local Land Services, Rabobank, Richlands Agriculture, DMAC Production Agronomy, Melon Pastoral Co., Goulburn Produce, Taralga Rural, Bannaby Angus.

Class Winners Category 1 Perennial Pasture + 4yrs 1st Melon Pastoral. Prize by Elders Goulburn 2nd Albert Whipp. Prize by Pasture Genetics 3rd Brian Moloney. Prize by Cropmark Seeds Category 2 Perennial Pasture under 4 yrs 1st Bannaby Angus. Prize by Landmark 2nd Melon Pastoral. Prize by Tama Australia 3rd Daniel Walsh. Prize by Goulburn Produce Category 3 Native Pasture No entries Category 4 Lucerne Pasture 1st Adam Moloney. Prize by Auswest Seeds 2nd Justin Moloney. Prize by Pasture Genetics

Category 5 Short Term Pasture 1st Max Keith. Prize by Tama Australia 2nd Charlie Bell. Prize by Cropmark Seeds 3rd Melon Pastoral. Prize by Chris Houghton 3rd Albert Whipp. Prize by Chris Houghton Category 6 Grain Crop No entries. Best Pasture on Light Soils. Albert Whipp Best Established Pasture. Max Keith

The supreme pasture from 2018 for Taralga was won by Melon Pastoral


Rouen 301 302 303 304 Any other variety 305 306 307 308 Table Poultry Pair Cockerels (pure or crossbred) 309 310 311 312 Pair Pullets (pure or crossbred) 313 314 315 316 Junior Section Hard Feather Standard 317 318 319 320 Soft Feather Standard 321 322 323 324 Hard Feather Bantam 325 326 327 328 Soft Feather Bantam 329 330 331 332 Waterfowl 333 334 335 336 Funniest looking purebred/crossbred 337 338 339 340

Specials (all prizes come with ribbon): Grand Champion Bird of Show $30 plus bag of feed Reserve Grand Champion Bird of Show $25 plus bag of feed Champion Large Fowl $20 Reserve Champion Large Fowl $10 Champion Bantam $20 Reserve Champion Bantam $10 Brian Tiyce Memorial Trophy for Champion Hard Father Bantam $20 plus trophy Robert Hunt Memorial Trophy for Champion Waterfowl $20 Reserve Champion Waterfowl $10 Soft Feather Large Fowl, Best Hen, Best Cock, Best Cockerel and Best Pullet $10 each Hard Feather Large Fowl, Best Hen, Best Cock, Best Cockerel and Best Pullet $10 each Soft Feather Bantam, Best Hen, Best Cock, Best Cockerel and Best Pullet $10 each Hard Feather Bantam, Best Hen, Best Cock, Best Cockerel and Best Pullet $10 each Best pair in each section $5 each Best pair of table fowls $5 each Champion Junior Exhibit $10 plus feed bag Reserve Champion Junior Exhibit $10 Most Successful Junior Exhibitor Sean Maroney Memorial Trophy

Breeding pair (any variety) 107 Ancona 108 109 110 111 Araucana 112 113 114 115 Belgium D’Anvers 116 117 118 119 Belgium D’Uccles 120 121 122 123 Belgian Watermael 124 125 126 127 Leghorn White 128 129 130 131 Leghorn Black 132 133 134 135 Leghorn AOC 136 137 138 139 Australorp 140 141 142 143 Langshan 144 145 146 147 Rhode Island 148 149 150 151 Pekin Black 152 153 154 155 Pekin Buff 156 157 158 159 Pekin White 160 161 162 163 Pekin Blue 164 165 166 167 Pekin AOC 168 169 170 171 Wyandotte White 172 173 174 175 Wyandotte Partridge 176 177 178 179 Wyandotte AOC 180 181 182 183 Japanese 184 185 186 187 Rosecomb 188 189 190 191 Sebright 192 193 194 195 Any other variety (State Breed) 196 197 198 199 Hard Feather Bantam Breeding Pair (any variety) 200 201 202 203 204 Indian Game 205 206 207 208 Modern Game Black Red 209 210 211 212 Modern Game Pile 213 214 215 216 Modern Pile Duckwig 217 218 219 220 Modern Game AOC 221 222 223 224 Old English Game Black Red LL 225 226 227 228 Old English Game Part Clay White 229 230 231 232 Old English Game Black Red DL 233 234 235 236 Old English Game Partridge DL 237 238 239 240 Old English Game Duckwig 241 242 243 244 Old English Game Grey or Birchen 245 246 247 248 Old English Game Pile 249 250 251 252 Old English Game Spangle 253 254 255 256 Old English Game AOC 257 258 259 260 Game any other variety 261 262 263 264 Waterfowl 265 266 267 268 Geese (any variety) 269 270 271 272 Muscovy White 273 274 275 276 Muscovy AOC 277 278 279 280 Indian Runner White 281 282 283 284 Indian Runner AOC 285 286 287 288 Khaki Campbell 289 290 291 292 Mallard 293 294 295 296 Pekin 297 298 299 300


Meat Breeds Sheep Entry Fee: $2 Chief Stewards: Stuart Keith, Adam Moloney Steward: Steve Mills Judging: 9:00am Saturday 9th March 2019. Sheep to be penned no later than 8:30am All sheep to be from Ovine Brucellosis free flocks. Certificates of proof to be produced to stewards on arrival. Only accredited studs allowed to compete. All studs to be registered with their breed society. ANIMAL HEALTH STATEMENTS, NVD, PIC AND WAIVERS TO BE PROVIDED UPON ARRIVAL TO STEWARDS.

1. Novice ram lamb 2. Ram lamb 3. Ram lamb, shorn wool n.e. 2cm 4. Ram 2 tooth and over 5. Pair ram lambs 6. Novice ewe lamb 7. Ewe lamb 8. Ewe lamb, shorn wool n.e. 2cm 9. Ewe 2 tooth and over 10. Pair ewe lambs 11. Group consisting 1 ram, 2 ewes, any age

Champion Ram Reserve Champion Ram Champion Ewe Reserve Champion Ewe Supreme Champion Ram Special prize donated by Auswest Seeds Supreme Champion Ewe Special prize donated by Auswest Seeds Most Successful Exhibitor 250mL Glanvac, 6s+B12 vaccine donated by Taralga Rural Best Lamb under 12 months with milk teeth, ewe or ram bred by the exhibitor $50 special prize donated by DM & SL Keith Best Group of 3 sheep, 1 ram and 2 ewes, any age Special prize donated by Australian Wool Network Most Outstanding Exhibi t Schute Bell Perpetual Trophy

Entry Form for Poultry Events

Section Class No. Particulars Entry Fee



Fui’s Disco Get ready to feel the beat, get ready to move your feet.

Dion Aramoana will be playing at the Taralga Show from 2pm on Saturday the 9th of March, starting with the Quick

Shear and playing on until 9pm.

There will be a break at 7pm where you will enjoy the music produced by our local Taralga Ukulele Group.

Dion Aramoana: Ph. 0455 500 922

Email: [email protected]

Quick Shear Chief Steward: Danny Cummins (ph. 0408 483 972) Starting: Saturday the 9th of March 2019 at 2pm

Thank you to our Valued Sponsors Southern Wool Traders (ph. 4845 1457) Taralga Rural Achmea Insurance Ray White Bannaby Angus Meredith Shearing McIntosh Sheep Processing CCC Mobile Crutching

Australian Wool Network Karu White Suffolk (ph. 0412 088 152) JB Shearing Luana Poll Dorsets Kara Park Rural Contracting Neville and Brad Corby Fencing Contractors Fullerton Sheep Services Croke Family Taralga General Store (ph. 4840 2831) Gary Corby. Constructions (ph. 0409 502 051)


Dog High Jump Entry Fee: $5 per dog (*conditions apply) Chief Steward: John Corby This year Taralga Show will be holding their annual dog high jump competition. The categories will be: Small: 0 – 30cm Medium: 30 – 60cm See teams representing local community groups compete for prizes. This event will take place after culmination of sheep counting and ring events (approx. 3:30 – 4:00pm Saturday) taking place adjacent to Bar and BBQ. To enter call John Corby (4840 2077). You can enter as a group or an individual but, entries must be taken by the 3rd of March 2019. The Dog Jump will be set up from the 3rd of March if you would like to run your dog.

Sheep Counting Competition Chief Steward: Adrian Keith

Thank you to our sponsors:

Fife’s financial services GJs Landscaping

TattyKeel Sheep Studs

Categories: Juniors Novice Ladies Open

Entry fees:

Kids $2 Adults $5


TARALGA AP&H RAFFLE 2019

1st prize Sydney Weekend Getaway 5 star overnight accommodation and dinner

2nd prize Taralga Rural Gift Voucher $250 gift voucher

3rd prize Professional Vehicle Service by Greg Keith passenger car or ute (labour only)

4th prize Gourmet Lunch or Dinner at Argyle Inn Taralga valued at $250

5th prize Taralga’s Finest Lamb expertly butchered whole Taralga lamb

6th prize Goulburn Toyota Gift Voucher $250 voucher towards sales, service, parts, merchandise

7th prize Taralga AP&H Select Wines 6 bottles president’s special selection

TICKETS: $5 EACH | $20 FOR 5 RAFFLE DRAWN 7:30PM SAT 9 MARCH. CONDITIONS APPLY.

SPECIAL $100 CASH BONUS IF WINNER OF 1ST PRIZE IS PRESENT AT THE RAFFLE DRAW.

Landmark Crookwell

Landmark Goulburn

53 Goulburn St, Crookwell

124 Hume St, Goulburn

T: 4832 1122

T: 4824 1433

Branch Manager David Noble T: 0437 857 276

Merchandise Manager (Crookwell) Judy Stephenson T: 0418 954 108

T: 0417 571 612 Merchandise Manager (Goulburn) Nic Heath

Wool Craig Lawson T: 0419 413 062

Peter South T: 0407 989 471

Ally Jaffrey T: 0428 739 405

Livestock Daniel Croker T: 0407 283 783

Matt Joseph T: 0427 211 697

Charlie Croker T: 0447 203 776

Harrison Cummins T: 0477 322 117

Roger Thompson T: 0428 446 232

Insurance Manager Donna Sticker T: 0409 566 382

Agronomist Jim Colquhoun T: 0418 936 305

Agronomist Julian Minehan T: 0418 529 783

Livestock Agent Matt Joseph T: 0427 211 697

Real Estate Agent Peter Reardon T: 0413 263 666

Supporting local communities beyond the farm.Our community is not only where we work, it’s where we live. At Landmark, we are proud to help our community reach its goals.Landmark: Proud Sponsors of the Taralga Show 2019.


Prime Cattle Any Breed

Entry Fee: $2 Chief Steward: Daniel Walsh Stewards: Kevin Connor, Brendan James and Justin Moloney Judging: 10:00am Saturday the 9th of March 2019 Note: All cattle will be weighed on ground before being judged.

15. Pen of three vealers. Total weight n.e. 900kg, average weight 300kg $15 special prize donated by Taralga Rural

16. Pen of three vealers. Total weight n.e. 1100kg, average weight 370kg $15 special prize donated by Taralga Rural

17. Pen of three heifer vealers $30 special prize donated by Peter Kilmister

Champion pen of vealers classes 1-2-3 $50 special prize donated by Melon Pastoral Company Champion vealer drawn from classes 1-2-3 $50 special prize donated by Melon Pastoral Company

18. Pen of three steers. Total weight n.e. 1350kg, average weight 450kg

$30 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler 19. Pen of three steers. Total weight n.e. 1650kg, average weight 550kg

$15 special prize donated by Taralga Earth Trembler Champion pen of steers classes 4-5 $50 special prize donated by Melon Pastoral Company Champion steer drawn from classes 4-5 $25 special prize donated in memory of PA McAlister

20. Two bullocks, any weight

$30 special prize donated by Taralga Rural 21. Fat bul lock, any weight

$20 special prize donated by FJ & DJ Walsh Champion bullock drawn f rom classes 6-7 $50 special prize donated by Melon Pastoral Company Most successful exhibitor $100 donated by Melon Pastoral Company Supreme champion steer or bullock (To be drawn from Steer Vealer, Steer or Bullock classes by judge) $25 special prize donated by JL Dooley

Commercial Cattle Any pure breed or crossbreed

Entry Fee: $2 Chief Steward: Daniel Walsh Stewards: Kevin Connor, Brendan James and Justin Moloney Judging: 10:00am Saturday the 9th of March 2019 PIC and NVD must accompany entries All stock are to be the bona fide property of the exhibitor for not less than 3 months prior to the show. An animal shall be eligible to complete in one class only. NOTE: Unregistered appendix cattle only Classes for all breeds and crossbreds

12. Bull 13. Cow and Calf 14. Heifer

Champion Bull $20 special prize donated in memory of Graham McIntosh Champion Female under 2 years $50 special prize donated by Melon Pastoral Champion Female $50 special prize donated by Melon Pastoral Champion Group of Beef Cattle (Bull, cow and heifer) $50 special prize donated by Neill and Carmel Croker


Supreme Exhibit $100 special prize donated by JTR Cattle Company Sires Progeny Group Best three head, both sexes to be represented $30 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Best Group Two bulls and one female or vice versa $30 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council Most Successful Exhibitor $100 special prize donated by JTR Cattle Company Junior Paraders Competit ion Cattle available to parade 1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 Donated by Allenae Angus and Poll Herefords (R & J Keith)

Landmark Goulburn Stud Cattle All Beef Breeds

Entry Fee: $2 Chief Steward: Craig Croker Stewards: Neill Croker and Sylvia Martin Judging: 10:00am Sunday 10th March 2019 Classes Birth dates taken from 1st March

22. Bull 15 months and under 23. Bull 16 months to 18 months 24. Bull 19 months to 21 months

Junior Champion Bull

25. Bull 22 months to 24 months 26. Bull 25 months to 30 months 27. Bull over 30 months

Senior Champion Bul l Grand Champion Bull $50 donated by Craig and Elise Croker

28. Heifer 15 months and under 29. Heifer 16 months to 18 months 30. Heifer 19 months to 21 months

Junior Champion Female

31. Cow or heifer 22 months to 24 months 32. Cow or heifer 25 months to 30 months 33. Cow over 30 months

Senior Champion Female Grand Champion Female $50 special prize donated by Neill and Carmel Croker

34. Led school steer 35. Open led steer classes


Merino Sheep Entry Fee: $2 All sheep to be penned no later than 9:00am. Animal Health Statements to be provided. Sheep must be test shorn and bear exhibitor’s registered earmark. Chief Steward: Chris Croker Stewards: Geoffrey Croker, Bernard Croker, Ken Williamson Superf ine Wool Rams

(19 micron and finer) 36. 2 tooth 37. 4 or 6 tooth 38. Over 6 tooth

Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize Fine Wool Rams

39. 2 tooth 40. 4 or 6 tooth 41. Over 6 tooth

Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize Medium Wool Rams


Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize Strong Wool Rams


Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize

Superf ine Wool Ewe (19 micron and finer) 48. 2 tooth 49. 4 or 6 tooth 50. Over 6 tooth

Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize Fine Wool Ewes


Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize Medium Wool Ewes


Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize Strong Wool Ewes


Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize

Taralga Flock Ewe Competition (Associated sponsorships from Landmark, Australian Wool Network, Elders, SWL Accountants, Ray White Real Estate, MD & JJ Anderson, Southern Tablelands Windscreens, Duncombe & Co, Laggan Grain Shed) Major Objective: To promote commercial merino breeding in the Taralga Region. Chief Steward: Chris Croker (4843 3141) Congratulations to the 2018 winner Geoffrey Croker (pictured above with ANZ agribusiness regional manager Andrew Treweeke). Placings announced at the show on Sunday the 10th of March 2019 during Merino Sheep Judging. Taralga Flock Ewe judging for 2019 to take place on February the 26th 2019 and the Regional Flock Ewe STRFEC is on March the 15th 2019.


Poll Classes 76. Poll Ram, Superfine or Fine – Test shorn March or August 77. Poll Ram, Medium or Strong – Test shorn March or August

Champion Poll Ram Eligible to compete for Grand Champion of the Show $20 donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Poll Ram $10 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Champion Poll Ewe Eligible to compete for Grand Champion of the Show $20 donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Poll Ewe $10 special prize donated by Taralga Rural March or August Shorn Group of 3 ewes, any st rength $10 special prize Group of 3 rams, any strength $10 special prize Group of 3 ewes, any st rength $10 special prize Group of 2 rams, 3 ewes $10 special prize Grand Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Grand Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy donated by Australian Wool Network

August Shorn Classes Superf ine Wool Ram

60. 2 or 4 tooth 61. Over 4 tooth

Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize Fine Wool Ram


Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize Medium Wool Ram


Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize Strong Wool Ram


Champion Ram $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ram $10 special prize

Superf ine Wool Ewe 68. 2 or 4 tooth 69. Over 4 tooth

Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize Fine Wool Ewe


Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize Medium Wool Ewe


Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize Strong Wool Ewe


Champion Ewe $20 special prize donated by Taralga Rural Reserve Champion Ewe $10 special prize


133rd Annual Taralga Show Horse Program 9th and 10th of March 2019

Major Sponsor – Taralga Rural

President: Stuart Keith 02 4843 8123 Secretary: Laura Craig 0422 014 707 **PLEASE NOTE ON SHOW DAYS PLEASE CALL 0490 346 195** Treasurer: Sandra Keith 02 4843 8163 Ringmaster: Scott Craig 02 4843 8138 Website: www.taralgashow.com Email: [email protected] PIC: NI273160 Admission Fees: Adults: $15 Pensioner: $5 8-16 years: $2 Child (under 8 years): Free Camping Fees: Please refer to camping page at www.taralgashow.com (payable at secretary’s office). No taping off camping areas prior to arriving at the event. Any fences put up will be removed. All competitors please keep in mind you will be required to fill out a waiver form before you are able to ride in any event. These will be provided on the day or if you would like to pre-fill the waiver you can find a copy in the front of the schedule OR on our website. You can also find one at https://www.agshowsnsw.org.au/files/Waivers/ASC_Multi_Purpose_Waiver_-_Individual_-_FILLABLE(1).pdf

Merino Commercial – 2 tooth section

Section 1 Pen of 3 ewes. September to February shearing, inclusive. Special prize donated by Australian Wool Network. Section 2 Pen of 3 ewes. March to August shearing, inclusive. Section 3 Best individual ewe. September to February shearing, inclusive. Section 4 Best individual ewe. March to August shearing, inclusive. Section 5 Grand Champion Ewe. Special prize donated by Australian Wool Network.

Point scoring for Joe Croker Memorial

Flock Ewe Competit ion: 1st: 10 points 2nd: 8 points 3rd: 7 points 4th: 6 points 5th: 5 points All other entries: 4 points

Best pen of 3 ewes 1st: 6 points

Best individual ewes 1st 6 points

People’s choice 1st: 6 points


17. Bull stalls – May be utilised but MUST be cleaned and vacated by Saturday afternoon.

18. No exhibitor/steward/spectator shall engage in or be knowingly involved in the cruelty to any animal. The Taralga AP&H Association will be the sole judge of what constitutes as cruelty. Any case of cruelty must be reported immediately to the ringmaster.

19. The use of foul language will lead to immediate disqualification from the Show. 20. Protest must be addressed to the Ground Jury in writing accompanied by a $50

fee and be lodged no later than 30 minutes after the announcement of results of the relevant class. The period of jurisdiction of the Ground Jury is 60 minutes after the announcement of the results of the class. The fee will be refunded if the protest upheld.

21. The Committee reserves the right at their absolute discretion, to accept or refuse entry.

22. Pony club – All rider must be a financial riding member of an affiliated Pony Club and dressed in their full Pony Club uniform. PCA of NSW rules applies and current membership cards be provided.

Conditions of entry for ASHS classes: 1. Horses to be fully registered with the Australian Stock Horse Society (for

exception see rule 2). 2. Horses ridden/presented by juniors (under 13 years) in classes reserved for them

may be any breed. 3. Horses ridden/presented by juniors (under 13 years) may not enter classes for

ASH unless the horse is eligible to compete as an ASH. 4. While it is recommended that all ASHS competitors wear a safety helmet,

rider/handlers under 18years MUST wear a safety helmet that complies with Australian Standards 2063-3: 1998 or other as approved by the ASHS. (If your show society makes wearing a helmet a condition of competition in ridden classes at the show, the Show Society’s rule takes precedence and should clearly be indicated in the conditions of entry into the ASH ring).

5. All competitors to be financial members of the ASHS. Proof of membership and horse registration is required and may be inspected.

6. Colts/Stallions two years and over to be shown with a bit and must be secured with a neck collar when tied up.

7. Colts/Stallions may be ridden in classes unless otherwise indicated. 8. Colts/Stallions may not be exhibited by members under 18 years.

Awards Ribbons will be awarded to 3rd place in all rings, unless specified Champion, Reserve Champion and Supreme/Grand Champion sashes, trophies and rugs awarded where indicated in this schedule.

CWA Perpetual Trophy An award to a financial junior member of the Taralga Pony Club for the highest point score over the two days on classes marked in the schedule with ‘CWA’. Riders are to nominate one horse.

Junior Station Horse Points: 1st: 3, 2nd: 2 and 3rd: 1, Champion: 2, Reserve Champion: 1. If riders have equal points a ride off workout maybe run (judges final decision).

Notice to prize winners The steward in the ring will issue a ticket to each prize winner, who will then be paid his/her prize money by the Show’s Treasurer located in the Secretary’s office.

Horse Show Information Schedule Status This schedule is subject to change if Judges, Stewards or Sponsorship cannot be obtained. Classes will be judged as near as possible to the order in which they appear in this schedule. Notice to Exhibitors The Taralga AP&H Association is affiliated with the NSW Council of Agricultural Societies – Group 7 Southern Highlands, acting under instructions from Group 7 Affiliated Societies are pledged to collect entry fees with all entries. Societies are under heavy penalty for infringement of this instruction. On no account, will any refund or rebate be given. No games of chance will be allowed of the ground. Conditions of entry

1. Entry to any class in the competition conditions an authority for the Taralga AP&H Association (the association) to call an ambulance or medical attention in the event of such services being required and all competitors agree to pay any cost incurred consequently.

2. The Association will not be responsible for any accident that may occur, and it will be a condition of entry that each competitor attending the show shall hold the secretary blameless and indemnity against any legal proceedings for any such as incident.

3. All competitors in all horse events must complete and sign a General Stock Handling Waiver Form prior to competing at Taralga Show.

4. All riders must wear an approved safety helmet, wearing is compulsory in all rings.

5. A judge shall not adjudicate any class where conflict of interest exists between the judge and competitor in the class.

6. A child hack/show hunter cannot be entered in an adult hack/show hunter and an adult hack/show hunter cannot be entered as a child hack/show hunter.

7. All entries in breed classes must be registered with the relevant society. The judge, ring steward or their representatives may ask for registration papers.

8. Horses exhibited by juniors (under 13 years) is ASH classes reserved for them may be any breed.

9. Horses exhibited by juniors (under 13 years) may not enter classes for ASH unless the horse is eligible to compete in ASH classes.

10. Competitors must choose between Open Hack and Show Hunter classes. You cannot compete in both.

11. There will be no changes to this year program on the day. Suggestions made in writing will be considered for next year.

12. A novice class is for a horse that has not won at another Agricultural Show. 13. Stallions and colts must be in the control of a competent person 18 years or

older always. 14. Local – resides in the Upper Lachlan Shire Council District, proof of papers to be

provided on request. 15. From 1st September 2012, anyone who keeps horses in NSW is required to have a

PIC (property identification number) for the land on which they keep their horses. It is a requirement that all show societies note the PIC on the waiver forms.

16. Stable – please refer to booking form.


Junior Station Horse (rider under 17 years, any breed) 26. Led Mare or Gelding, handler under 13 years 27. Led Mare or Gelding, handler 13 years to under 17 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Led $15 special prize

28. Ridden Mare or Gelding, rider under 13 years 29. Ridden Mare or Gelding, rider 13 years to under 17 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Mare or Gelding $15 special prize

30. Working Mare or Gelding, rider 13 years to under 17 years 31. Working Mare or Gelding, rider 13 years to under 17 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Working Mare or Gelding $15 special prize

Ring 2 – Quarter Horses/Thoroughbreds/Local Riders & Local

Hacks Filly, Colt and Stallion Eligible

Quarter Horse – (must be registered with relevant breed society)

32. Led Quarter Horse Stallion/Colt 33. Led Quarter Horse Mare/Filly 34. Led Quarter Horse Gelding

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Quarter Horse $15 special prize

35. Western Ridden Quarter Horse Stallion/Colt 36. Western Ridden Quarter Horse Mare/Filly 37. Western Ridden Quarter Horse Gelding

Champion and Reserve Champion Western Ridden Quarter Horse $15 special prize Thoroughbreds – (must be registered with relevant breed society)

38. Led Thoroughbred Stallion/Colt 39. Led Thoroughbred Mare/Filly 40. Led Thoroughbred Gelding

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Thoroughbred $15 special prize

41. Ridden Thoroughbred Stallion/Colt 42. Ridden Thoroughbred Mare/Filly 43. Ridden Thoroughbred Gelding

Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Thoroughbred $15 special prize Local Junior Riders – (under 17 years)

44. * Local Rider, under 9 years (may be led) – CWA 45. * Local Rider, 9 years to under 12 years – CWA

Saturday, 9th March 2019 Ring 1 – Australian Stock Horses/Junior Station Horse starting 9am

Entry Fee: $3 per class Australian Stock Horses – (must be registered with relevant breed society)

1. Junior handler, under 13 years 2. Juvenile handler, 13 years to under 18 years

(Classes 1 and 2 are not eligible for Led Champion) 3. Yearling (any sex & eligible for respective Champion) 4. Colt, 3 years and under 5. Stallion, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Led ASH Stallion or Colt $15 special prize

6. Filly, 3 years and under 7. Mare, 4 years and over 8. Mare, 15hh and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Filly or Mare $15 special prize

9. Gelding, 3 years and under 10. Gelding, 4 years and over 11. Gelding, 15hh and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Gelding $15 special prize SUPREME CHAMPION ASH LED $25 special prize

12. ASH Rider Under 13 years – Ridden Horse 13. ASH Rider Under 13 years – Working Horse

Champion and Reserve Champion under 13 years $15 special prize

14. ASHLA Lady Rider (not eligible for Champion), MUST BE A MEMBER 15. Ridden ASH, rider 13 years to under 18 years 16. Ridden ASH, any sex, 3 years and under 17. Ridden ASH mare 18. Ridden ASH gelding 19. Ridden ASH stallion 20. Ridden ASH hack (can be ridden in curb bit)

Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden ASH $15 special prize

21. Working ASH, rider 13 years to under 18 years 22. Working ASH, any sex, 3 years and under 23. Working ASH mare 24. Working ASH gelding 25. Working ASH stallion

Champion and Reserve Champion Working ASH $15 special prize SUPREME CHAMPION ASH RIDDEN $25 special prize


Welsh Ponies – (Sec C & D) - (Must be registered with relevant breed society)

64. Led Stallion/Colt 65. Led Mare/Filly 66. Led Gelding

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Welsh C & D $15 special prize Ridden Welsh Ponies

67. Ridden Welsh A 68. Ridden Welsh B 69. Ridden Welsh C & D

Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Welsh Pony $15 special prize Miniature Ponies – (must be registered with relevant breed society)

70. Colt, under 4 years 71. Stallion, 4 years and under

Champion and Reserve Champion Stallion or Colt $15 special prize

72. Filly, under 4 years 73. Mare, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Filly or Mare $15 special prize

74. Gelding, under 4 years 75. Gelding, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding $15 special prize SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE PONY $25 special prize Miniature Pony in Harness $10 gift card from Dutallis Saddlery Miniature Horses – (must be registered with relevant breed society)

76. Colt, under 4 years 77. Stallion, 4 years and under


78. Filly, under 4 years 79. Mare, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Filly or Mare $15 special prize

80. Gelding, under 4 years 81. Gelding, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding $15 special prize SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE HORSE

Champion and Reserve Champion Local Rider Under 12 years $15 special prize

46. * Local Rider, 12 years to under 15 years – CWA 47. * Local Rider, 15 years to under 17 years – CWA

Champion and Reserve Champion Local Rider 12 years to under 17 years $15 special prize Ian Moloney Grand Champion Local Rider under 17 years Trophy donated by the Moloney family (previously known as Bears Repairs trophy) $15 special prize Local Senior Riders – (17 years and over)

48. Local Lady Rider, 17 years to under 25 years 49. Local Gent Rider, 17 years to under 25 years 50. Local Lady Rider, 25 years and over 51. Local Gent Rider, 25 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Local Rider 17 years and over $15 special prize Local Hacks

52. Local Pony, n.e. 13hh 53. Local Pony, over 13hh and n.e. 14hh 54. Local Galloway, over 14hh and n.e. 14.2hh 55. Local Galloway, over 14.2hh and n.e. 15hh 56. Local Hack, over 15hh and n.e. 16hh 57. Local Hack, over 16hh

Champion and Reserve Champion Local Hack $15 special prize

Ring 3 – Welsh Ponies/Miniature Ponies & Horses/Shetlands

Welsh Ponies – (Sec A) – (Must be registered with relevant breed society)

58. Led Stallion/Colt 59. Led Mare/Filly 60. Led Gelding

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Welsh A $15 special prize Welsh Ponies – (Sec B) – (Must be registered with relevant breed society)

61. Led Stallion/Colt 62. Led Mare/Filly 63. Gelding, under 4 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Welsh B $15 special prize


Local Sporting Saturday 9th March 2019 starting at 2pm Please ensure all entries are in by 1pm.

Please note: ‘local’ is Upper Lachlan Shire Region Entry Fee Juniors: $3.00 per event

Junior Prizes: 1st: $5 2nd: $4 3rd: $3 Open: $10 entry, winner takes all

Taralga Gifts and Goodies Bending 91. * Under 9 years (Led) – CWA 92. Under 9 years (Not Led) 93. 9 years to under 13 years 94. 13 years to under 17 years 95. Open 17 years and over

Flag

96. Under 9 years (Led) 97. Under 9 years (Not Led) 98. 9 years to under 13 years 99. 13 years to under 17 years 100. Open 17 years and over

Barrel

101. Under 9 years (Led) 102. Under 9 years (Not Led) 103. 9 years to under 13 years 104. 13 years to under 17 years 105. Open 17 years and over

$25 special prize Miniature Horse in Harness $10 gift card from Dutallis Saddlery Shetlands – (must be registered with relevant breed society)

82. Led Shetland Colt, under 4 years 83. Led Shetland Stallion, 4 years and over


84. Led Shetland Filly, under 4 years 85. Led Shetland Mare, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Shetland Mare or Filly $15 special prize

86. Led Shetland Gelding, under 4 years 87. Led Shetland Gelding, 4 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Led Shetland Gelding $15 special prize

88. Ridden Shetland, rider under 12 years 89. Open Ridden Shetland 90. Shetland Pony in Harness

Finlay and Francie Craig Memorial Grand Champion Led Pony (Champions of Led Classes in Ring 3) $50 donated by Michele Gardner and Douglas Craig


129. AHHA Members Show Hunter Pony Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony $15 special prize

130. Show Hunter Galloway, over 14hh and n.e. 14.2hh 131. Show Hunter Galloway, over 14.2hh and n.e. 15hh 132. Childs Show Hunter Galloway, ridden by rider under 17 years 133. Adults Show Hunter Galloway, ridden by rider 17 years and over 134. AHHA Members Show Hunter Galloway

Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter Galloway $15 special prize

135. Show Hunter Hack, over 15hh and n.e. 15.2hh 136. Show Hunter Hack, over 15.2hh and n.e. 16hh 137. Show Hunter Hack, over 16hh 138. Childs Show Hunter Hack, ridden by rider under 17 years 139. Adults Show Hunter Hack, ridden by rider 17 years and over 140. AHHA Members Show Hunter Hack

Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter Hack $15 special prize Grand Champion Show Hunter $25 special prize Senior Open Riders

141. Rider, 17 years to under 21 years 142. Rider, 21 years to under 40 years 143. Rider, 40 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Open Rider 17 years and over $15 special prize

Sunday 10th, March 2019 Ring 1 – Open Hack/Open Riders/Show Hunters

Starting at 9am Entry Fee: $3.00 per class

Open 106. Pony, n.e. 12hh 107. Pony, over 12hh and n.e. 13hh 108. Pony, over 13hh and n.e. 14hh 109. Childs Pony, ridden by rider under 17 years 110. Adults Pony, ridden by rider 17 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Open Pony $15 special prize

111. Galloway, over 14hh and n.e. 14.2hh 112. Galloway, over 14.2hh and n.e. 15hh 113. Childs Galloway, ridden by rider under 17 years 114. Adults Galloway, ridden by rider 17 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Open Galloway $15 special prize

115. Hack, over 15hh and n.e. 15.2hh 116. Hack, over 15.2hh and n.e. 16hh 117. Hack, over 16hh 118. Childs Hack, ridden by rider under 17 years 119. Adults Hack, ridden by rider 17 years and over

Champion and Reserve Champion Open Hack $15 special prize Fife’s Stockfeeds Grand Champion Open Hack $50 open order gift voucher donated by Fife’s Stockfeeds Junior Open Riders

120. Rider, under 9 years (may be led) 121. Rider, 9 years to under 12 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Open Rider under 12 years $15 special prize

122. Rider, 12 years to under 15 years 123. Rider, 15 years to under 17 years

Champion and Reserve Champion Open Rider 12 years to under 15 years $15 special prize Grand Champion Open Rider under 17 years $25 special prize

Show Hunter

124. Show Hunter Pony, n.e. 13hh 125. Show Hunter Pony, over 13hh and n.e. 13.2hh 126. Show Hunter Pony, over 13.2 and n.e. 14hh 127. Childs Show Hunter Pony, ridden by rider under 17 years 128. Adults Show Hunter Pony, ridden by rider over 17 years


Michael Hall Sporting

Please ensure entries are in by 10am Sunday 10th March 2019 starting at 11am

Entry Fee Juniors: $3.00 per event Junior Prizes: 1st: $5 2nd: $4 3rd: $3

Bending 169. * Under 9 years (Led) – CWA 170. Under 9 years (Not Led) 171. 9 years to under 13 years 172. 13 years to under 17 years

Flag

173. Under 9 years (Led) – CWA 174. Under 9 years (Not Led) 175. 9 years to under 13 years 176. 13 years to under 17 years

Barrel

177. * Under 9 years (Led) – CWA 178. Under 9 years (Not Led) 179. 9 years to under 13 years 180. 13 years to under 17 years

Entry Fee Open: $10 Open Prizes: 1st: $60 2nd: $20 3rd: $10

181. McLean Country Contracting Bending 182. Kev’s Quality Meats Flag 183. Barrel

Sporting Conditions of Entry

o All events will be run in accordance with the rules published in this schedule. o Senior events are reserved for riders 17 years and over. o All events will be timed. o The Sporting Chief Steward’s decision is final – NO protests. o A horse cannot have multiple riders in the same event. o The use of foul language will lead to immediate disqualification.

Ring 2 – Pony Club Riders must be a financial riding member of an affiliated Pony Club and dressed in full Pony Club uniform. PCANSW rules apply. Current Membership Cards must be provided. Taralga CWA points.

144. Best Presented under 13 years – CWA 145. Best Presented 13 years to under 17 years – CWA 146. Best Presented 17 years to 25 years – CWA 147. * Any age led 148. * Rider, under 7 years (must be led) – CWA 149. * Rider, 7 years to 8 years – CWA 150. * Rider, 9 years to 10 years – CWA 151. * Rider, 11 years to 12 years – CWA

Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider under 12 years $15 special prize

152. * Rider, 13 years to 14 years – CWA 153. * Rider, 15 years to 16 years – CWA 154. * Associate rider (17 years to 25 years) – CWA

Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider Associate $15 special prize Grand Champion Pony Club Rider $25 special prize

155. Pony Hack, n.e. 14hh 156. Galloway Hack, over 14hh and n.e. 15hh 157. Hack, over 15hh

Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Hack $15 special prize

158. Pony Club Mount, n.e. 14hh 159. Pony Club Mount, over 14hh and n.e. 15hh 160. Pony Club Mount, over 15hh 161. Pair of riders, under 11 years 162. Pair of riders, 12 years – 16 years 163. Pair of riders, associate 164. Team of four, under 13 years 165. Team of four, 13 years to 25 years 166. Bareback rider, under 9 years 167. Bareback rider, 13 years to under 17 years 168. Bareback rider, 17 years to under 25 years


Show Jumping Sunday 10th, March 2019 starting at 10am unofficial

Class No. Entry Fee 184. Taralga Rural 50cm AM7 Junior

1st: $10 2nd: $7 3rd: $5 4th: $3 $3

185. Taralga Rural 60cm AM7 Junior 1st: $10 2nd: $7 3rd: $5 4th: $3

$3

186. Upper Lachlan Shire Council 60cm AM7 Open 1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5

$5

187. Taralga Rural 80cm AM7 Junior 1st: $10 2nd: $7 3rd: $5 4th: $3

$3

188. Upper Lachlan Shire Council 80cm AM7 Open 1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5

$5

189. Michael Hall 90cm AM7 Junior 1st: $40 2nd: $30 3rd: $20 4th: $10

$5

190. Upper Lachlan Shire Council 90cm AM7 Junior 1st: $20 2nd: $15 3rd: $10 4th: $5

$10

191. The Taralga Store 100cm AM7 Open 1st: $40 2nd: $30 3rd: $20 4th: $10 First place winner receives Pat Bourke Memorial Trophy

$10

192. Junior Six Bar $100 winner takes all

$10

193. Upper Lachlan Shire Council Open Six Bar $100 winner takes all

$10

Show Jumping Conditions of Entry

o A junior rider is a rider who is under 17 years of age on day of competition. o All riders must wear riding boots and an approved helmet always whilst

mounted. o A horse/rider combination can only enter two consecutive height classes. i.e.

(Junior – 186 & 187 or 187 & 189 or 188 & 190) (Open – 188 & 189 or 189 & 191 or 191 & 193)

o A horse/rider combination may enter only one class in concurrent classes i.e. A combination may enter class 186 put on a different horse the same rider may also enter class 187.

o Only one rider may ride each horse. o Protest must be addressed to Ground Jury in writing, accompanied by a $50 fee

and be lodged no later than 30 minutes after the announcement of the results of the relevant class. The period of jurisdiction of the Ground Jury is 60 minutes after the announcement of the results of the class. The fee will be refunded if the protest is upheld.

o The Committee reserves the right at the absolute discretion, to alter or amend any of the conditions, regulations, prize money, class sizes or any aspect of the event as they see fit.

o The Committee reserves the right at their absolute discretion, to accept or refuse any entry.

o Entry fee is 10% of the prize money offered.

Flag Race o There will be a cask and five pegs with detachable flags on each. o Distance between the pegs to be 6 metres and from the cask to the first peg 8

metres o Spacing between lines of pegs to be 12 metres and there will be no limit to the

lines of pegs used. o Each competitor must take the furthest peg first. o If a competitor knocks down a cask he is to re-erect it before continuing. o Should the competitor fail to lodge any flags in the cask he must pick up the

flag, remount, replace the flag in the cask and finish. o Each competitor must keep to his own line of pegs. A line of demarcation will be

drawn or shown 6 metres on each side of each line of pegs and each competitor must keep within these lines. Crossing these lines will mean disqualification. Should a competitor while crossing these lines interfere in any degree with another line of pegs, another competitor or their horse, they will be stopped as speedily as possible and rerun, but the competitor causing the infringement will be automatically disqualified.

Bending Race

o There will be five pegs. o The distance between the start line and the first peg will be 8 metres and

between pegs 6 metres. Spacing between the lines of pegs to be 12 metres and there will be no limit to the lines of pegs used.

o Each competitor must leave the first peg on his/her right. o Each competitor must keep to his/her own line of pegs. Crossing through other

lines will mean disqualification. o Knocking any peg down will mean disqualification.

Barrel Race

o Barrel distances are as shown on the sketch. Barrels are to be 44-gallon size drums.

o The starting and finishing line and the position of the barrels must be marked permanently for the entire fixture.

o A 5 second penalty will be added for: o Each barrel knocked over o Each barrel touched by hand

o A flying start is allowed. o Watches used to be in at least tenths of a second. o In determining the first 3 placings, if any horses registered equal times, the horses

concerned will be re-run to determine their placings.


Team Sorting Saturday the 9th and Sunday the 10th of March 2019

Team Sorting is a great horse and cattle sport featuring fun fast-paced action in a friendly and competitive environment. Each round promises to be filled with excitement and good humour. Team Sorting is an entertaining spectators sport and fun for the whole family. Beginners and experts – young and old – are welcome to test their horse’s skills at Team Sorting Events. Entries open 16/02/2019. Postal entries only to arrive on the 16/02/2019. New entry forms are on the website, send this with your entries. Open rider $55 per day / $110 for the weekend. Junior rider $25 per day / $50 for the weekend. Also $5 for camping and use of facilities, kids free, so open rider riding 2 days total $115. Make sure you send through all contact details on your form – phone, teams, and if they are juniors etc. You will be notified if entries are full. Send to Kim Derwent ‘Brigadoon’ Roseberry Rd Taralga 2580. Any questions ring Kim – 0428 442 199 or Adam – 0417 683 483. More information on rule and how to enter can be found at: www.southernnswteamsorting.com

133rd Annual Taralga Show 2019 Stable and Stall Booking Form

PIC: NI273160 NAME: ____________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ P/C: _____________ PIC: _______________________ PHONE: ____________________________________________________________________ EMAIL: ____________________________________________________________________ BOOKING FEE $20/STABLE FRIDAY SATURDAY STABLES: (20) $10/night _______ __________ STALLION BOX (2) $10/night _______ __________ DAY STALLS (5) $10/night _______ __________ Stables are to be cleaned and vacated by 4pm. Horses are stabled at owner’s risk. All waiver forms MUST be completed prior to stabling. Stable Rule All manure must be removed from Stables & Stalls. $20 booking fee payable at time of booking, refundable if cleaned satisfactorily. Some bedding will be in place, riders can provide extra sawdust if they prefer. Names will be placed on stables and padlocked for the person who has booked them. Contact: Amy-Lee Hines (ph. 0438 402 242) Postal Address: PO Box 42, Taralga NSW 2580 Bull Stalls: The Bull Stalls may be utilised on Friday night but, must be cleaned

vacated by Saturday afternoon of the Show.

84 Taralga A P & H Association 133rd Annual Show

We are proud to be involved and wish the Taralga AP&H Association and all the

participants every success for this year’s Annual Show.

Phone 02 4840 2200 www.taralgarural.com.au

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