ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW

9 – 18 August 2012

BEEF SCHEDULE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Beef Judging Timetable ................................................................................................................................................ 2 Extract from By-Laws .................................................................................................................................................... 3 DPI Regulations ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 Stud Beef Section .......................................................................................................................................................... 9

NVD Form Example .............................................................................................................................................. 11 Rules and Regulations .......................................................................................................................................... 12 Beef Cattle Paraders’ Competition ........................................................................................................................ 17 Champion of Champions ...................................................................................................................................... 18 High Point Achiever Award Stud and Hoof & Hook ................................................................................................ 19 Australian Lowline ................................................................................................................................................. 20 Dexter .................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Miniature Galloways/Belted Galloways .................................................................................................................. 21 Miniature Grey ...................................................................................................................................................... 22 Redline ................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Angus .................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Bazadaise ............................................................................................................................................................ 23 Blonde d’Aquitaine ............................................................................................................................................... 24 Braford ................................................................................................................................................................. 24 Brahman .............................................................................................................................................................. 25 Brangus ............................................................................................................................................................... 26 British White ......................................................................................................................................................... 27 Charbray .............................................................................................................................................................. 27 Charolais .............................................................................................................................................................. 28 Devon .................................................................................................................................................................. 29 Droughtmaster ..................................................................................................................................................... 30 Galloway/Belted Galloway ..................................................................................................................................... 30 Gelbvieh ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 Hereford ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 Highland ............................................................................................................................................................... 32 Limousin ............................................................................................................................................................... 33 Lincoln Red .......................................................................................................................................................... 33 Murray Grey ......................................................................................................................................................... 34 Piedmontese ........................................................................................................................................................ 34 Pinzgauer ............................................................................................................................................................. 35 Poll Hereford ........................................................................................................................................................ 35 Red Angus ........................................................................................................................................................... 36 Red Poll ............................................................................................................................................................... 37 Romagnola ........................................................................................................................................................... 38 Sahiwal ................................................................................................................................................................ 38 Santa Gertrudis .................................................................................................................................................... 39 Senepol ................................................................................................................................................................ 40 Shorthorn ............................................................................................................................................................. 40 Simmental ............................................................................................................................................................ 41 Square Meaters .................................................................................................................................................... 43

Led Steer Section (Open/Junior/School) .................................................................................................................... 45

NVD Form Example .............................................................................................................................................. 47 Rules and Regulations .......................................................................................................................................... 46 Eating Quality Awards ........................................................................................................................................... 49 Jackpot Competition ............................................................................................................................................ 50 High Point Achiever Award Stud and Hoof & Hook ................................................................................................ 50 Led Steer and Carcase – Special Prizes ................................................................................................................ 51 Woolworths Premier Carcase Competition ............................................................................................................ 53 The Ken McDonald Memorial Shield ...................................................................................................................... 54 Landmark Junior Led Heifer, Led Steer & Carcase Competition ............................................................................. 54 Schools Led Steer Competition ............................................................................................................................. 56 Schools Led Steer Competition Timetable ............................................................................................................. 57 Points for Classes 1 to 3 – Domestic Butcher Trade .............................................................................................. 58 Points for Classes 4 to 6 – Supermarket and Restaurant Trade ............................................................................. 58 Points for Classes 7 to 9 – Japanese Chiller Trade ................................................................................................ 59

Prime Beef Section ...................................................................................................................................................... 61

NVD Form Example .............................................................................................................................................. 63 Rules and Regulations .......................................................................................................................................... 64 ALPA Qld Young Auctioneers Competition ............................................................................................................ 66 High Point Achiever Award Stud and Hoof & Hook ................................................................................................ 66 Prime Beef Special Prizes ..................................................................................................................................... 67 Single Classes ...................................................................................................................................................... 68 Pen of Three ......................................................................................................................................................... 68 Pen of Six ............................................................................................................................................................. 68 Supermarket Trade Competition ........................................................................................................................... 69 Jap Ox ................................................................................................................................................................. 70 The RNA Paddock to Palate ................................................................................................................................. 70 Points for Class 34 – Supermarket Trade .............................................................................................................. 73 Points for Classes 36 and 37 – Japanese Chiller Trade .......................................................................................... 74

2012 ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW TIMETABLE OF BEEF EVENTS

Please visit the Beef Cattle Experience held over 10 days of Ekka at the Animal Boulevard

STUD BEEF JUDGING TIMETABLE BY BREED

BREED CAT DAY TIME RING BREED CAT DAY TIME RING

Angus A Thursday 9 8.30am 6 Miniature Galloways / Belted Galloways D Thursday 16 C

Australian Lowline B Thursday 16 1.30pm A Miniature Grey D Thursday 16 2.00pm C

Bazadaise C Friday 10 8.30am 5B Murray Grey B Thursday 9 8.30am 7

Blonde D'Aquitaine D Thursday 9 3.00pm 2 Piedmontese C Friday 10 8.30am 4

Braford B Thursday 9 2.30pm 4 Pinzgauer D Friday 10

Brahman A Thursday 9 8.30am 2 Poll Hereford A Friday 10 8.30am 1B

Brangus B Thursday 9 2.30pm 3 Red Angus C Friday 10 8.30am 5A

British White D Thursday 16 C Redline D Thursday 16 3.00pm C

Charbray C Thursday 9 2.30pm 7 Red Poll C Thursday 9 2.30pm 6

Charolais A Thursday 9 8.30am 1 Romagnola D Friday 10 10.30am 4

Devon C Friday 10 8.30am 6 Sahiwal D Friday 10 10.45am 6

Dexter B Thursday 16 1.30pm B Santa Gertrudis A Thursday 9 8.30am 5

Droughtmaster A Thursday 9 8.30am 3 Senepol C Friday 10 8.30am 7

Galloway/Belted Galloway D Thursday 16 C Shorthorn B Friday 10 8.30am 3

Gelbvieh C Thursday 9 1.30pm 2 Simmental B Friday 10 8.30am 2

Hereford B Friday 10 9.00am 1A South Devon D Friday 10 11.15am 7

Highland D Thursday 16 C Speckle Park D Thursday 9 1.15pm 4

Lincoln Red D Friday 10 10.30am 7 Square Meaters C Thursday 9 12.30pm 7

Limousin A Thursday 9 8.30am 4

DATE EVENT TIME VENUE

Saturday 4 August 2012 Stud Beef Cattle Arrive, Led Steers Arrive 12.00am No 2 Oval/Expo Place

Monday 6 August 2012 Led Steer Weighing 7.30am Expo Place

Stud Beef Weighing and Scanning 2.00pm

School Paraders Competition 2.30pm No 1 Oval, Ring 5

Tuesday 7 August 2012 Junior Led Heifer Judging 8.30am No. 1 Oval, Ring 5

Junior Led Steer Judging 9.00am No. 1 Oval, Ring 5

Stud Beef Weighing and Scanning 9.00am

Schools Steer Judging Competitions 10.30am No. 1 Oval, Ring 5

Stud Beef NLIS Scanning 6.00pm

Wednesday 8 August 2012 Open Led Steer Judging 8.00am No .1 Oval , Ring 5

Led Steer Auction After judging No .1 Oval , Ring 5

Stud Beef Cattle Paraders’ Competition 4.30pm No. 1 Oval, Ring 1

Prime Beef Arrive From 9.00am Expo Place

Thursday 9 August 2012 Stud Beef Judging 8.30am No. 1 Oval, Rings 1-7

Prime Beef Judging 11.30am Expo Place

Limousin Bull Sale 5.00pm Stud Cattle Sale Ring

Friday 10 August 2012 Prime Beef Young Judges Competition 7.15am Expo Place

Stud Beef Judging 8.30am No. 1 Oval, Rings 1-7

Prime Beef Sale 9.00am Expo Place

Qld State Final Young Auctioneers 9.30am Expo Place

Parade of Champions 12.00pm No.1 Oval , Ring 5

Champion of Champions Judging 12.30pm No.1 Oval , Ring 1

Saturday 11 August 2012 RNA Paddock to Palate Class 37 Beef Taste Off 8.30am Woolworths Pavilion Main Stage

Led Steer & Prime Beef Carcase Awards Presentation 10.00am Stockmans Bar & Grill

Parade of Champions 1.00pm No. 1 Oval

Sunday 12 August 2012 Stud Beef Young Judges Competition 8.30am Stud Cattle Sale Ring

Stud Beef Depart 4.00pm No. 2 Oval

Monday 13 August 2012 Small Breeds Stud Beef Arrive 1.00am No. 2 Oval

Any Other Recognised Breeds Arrive 1.00am No. 2 Oval

Tuesday 14 August 2012 Small Breeds Weighing and Scanning 9.00am

Small Breeds NLIS Scanning 6.00pm

Wednesday 15 August 2012 Grand Parade (Small Breeds, Stud Beef, Beef Cattle Experience) 1.05pm No. 1 Oval

Thursday 16 August 2012 Small Breeds Stud Beef Judging 1.30pm No. 1 Oval

Small Breeds Interbreed Judging After breed judging No. 1 Oval

Any Other Recognised Breed Judging 1.30pm No. 1 Oval

Friday 17 August 2012 Parade of Livestock 5.00pm No. 1 Oval

Saturday 18 August 2012 Small Breeds Stud Beef Depart 3.00pm No. 2 Oval

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GENERAL REGULATIONS AND ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES Judging will be performed by a panel of Judges appointed by the Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland. Subject to the Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland Act 1971, and to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Association the following Special General Regulations shall apply. The attention of Exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland Act 1971, and to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Association, in addition to the Special Regulations which appear in this schedule. Copies of the Rules and By-Laws may be obtained upon application to the Entries Department. No refunds will be made after close of entry.

NOTICE TO INTENDING EXHIBITORS Entries for 2012 can be made either on the Application to Enter Form enclosed with this schedule or online at www.royalqueenslandshow.com.au. Entries submitted other than on the correct form or online will be returned to the Exhibitor and, unless all requirements are complied with and the forms returned to the office by 4.30pm on the Application to Enter closing date, as shown in the Schedule, they will not be considered.

PRIVACY STATEMENT You can be assured that the privacy of your personal information is of the utmost importance to us. The information provided by you in any application for membership or application to enter is used by the Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland (RNA) to offer member services or to organise and conduct competitions at the Royal Queensland Show. By applying for membership or entering such competitions you consent to provide such details as your name, address and exhibit details. Competition information may be made available to the media and included in RNA publications. Your information will not be disclosed without your consent for any other purpose unless required by the law. You may request access to your information and request that our records of that information be corrected by contacting our Privacy Officer (07) 3852 1831 or by writing to the RNA, Locked Bag 1010, ALBION QLD 4010.

WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY

1. The RNA Showgrounds are a designated Workplace within the meaning of the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011 and exhibitors/competitors are required to ensure that they and all persons under their direction or control, including their contractors or sub-contractors, comply with all requirements of the Act and the RNA holds each exhibitor responsible to discharge its obligations to provide and maintain a safe place and system of work during occupation by the exhibitor/competitor of any area of the RNA Showgrounds.

2. Each exhibitor/competitor will assess the risk to themselves, staff, volunteers, family, other exhibitors, RNA staff, show visitors, children and any person foreseeably affected by the presentation of their exhibit.

3. Risks identified by exhibitors/competitors will be eliminated or controlled by the exhibitor/competitor and particular attention will be paid to ensuring public safety and safety of other exhibitors/competitors.

4. Exhibits will only be led and handled by competent persons whose experience is known to the exhibitor/competitor.

5. A “No Smoking Policy” will be strictly adhered to and policed by

exhibitors/competitors and exhibitors/competitors are advised that the use of Primus stoves, any heating or lighting appliances of a like character, or any naked light, is strictly prohibited in the pavilions.

6. Any exhibitors/competitors intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showgrounds will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted with residual current protection and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected by a licensed electrical contractor and currently tagged. The use of double adaptors is prohibited and all power boards must also be tested and tagged.

7. All exhibitors/competitors will comply with the requirements of the Act and its Regulations and Standards in every other respect.

This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors/competitors and the

general public. The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of non-compliance with its provisions.

Any exhibitors/competitors who do not comply will not be allowed to

exhibit at the Royal Queensland Show. The attention of Exhibitors is drawn to the following extracts from the RNA By-Laws.

EXCLUSION OF ANIMALS 11. Any animal which in the opinion of the Council Stewards is not in a fit state to be exhibited may be rejected by them and debarred from competing in the class or classes for which it is entered. Any animal rejected must be removed from the Showgrounds as soon as the exhibitor is notified. No animal showing signs of any disease or illness particularly warts, ringworm and pinkeye will be allowed onto the grounds.

VETERINARY TREATMENT & INSPECTION 12. If, in the opinion of a Council Steward of a Section, an exhibit in such section requires veterinary treatment, then if the exhibitor cannot be contacted immediately, the Council Steward may instruct a Veterinary Surgeon to treat such exhibit and the costs of such Veterinary Surgeon shall be paid by the exhibitor to the Association. The Association shall not be in any way liable to an exhibitor for any damage to or injury to such exhibit. 13. No pharmaceutical shall be administered to any animal exhibit except under the direction of the Association’s Veterinary Surgeon who shall advise the Council Stewards if in his opinion such pharmaceutical is likely to have any effect upon the animal which would be material to its changes of being awarded a prize and in such case the Council Stewards may debar the animal from competing. A Council Steward may at any time direct the Association’s Veterinary Surgeons to take a sample of blood, saliva or urine from an exhibit for testing. 14. Exhibits that are under treatment on arrival at the RNA

Showgrounds must have treatment sheets submitted to the relevant Superintendent’s Office within 12 hours of arrival and scheduled pharmaceuticals must have authorisation of the prescribing Veterinary Surgeon.

DISEASE OR DANGER

58. Should there be any reason to suspect that any Exhibit is either diseased or dangerous, or objectionable, the Council through its Officials, reserves the rights of removing the same from or refusing its admittance to the Royal Queensland Show.

59. An Exhibitor who detects or suspects any illness amongst any of his entries whilst the animals are at the Showgrounds must:

(a) Report this fact immediately to the Superintendent responsible for that particular section;

(b) Ensure that the animal/s is/are contained within its/their accommodation area/s unless advised otherwise by the Superintendent or the Associations Veterinary Surgeon; and

(c) Where feasible to do so, contain soiled bedding from the animal/s within its/their accommodation area.

60. Council may at its discretion require to have any biological tests carried out on any animal exhibited at the Royal Queensland Show or to have materials collected from such animals in order to have tests carried out, after such animals arrive at the Showgrounds.

61. If in the opinion of a Council Steward of a Section, an Exhibit in such Section requires Veterinary treatment then if the Exhibitor cannot be contacted immediately, the Council Steward may instruct a Veterinary Surgeon to treat such Exhibit and the costs of such Veterinary Surgeon shall be paid by the Exhibitor to the Association. The Association shall not be in any way liable to an Exhibitor for any damage to or injury to such Exhibit.

62. Where, in the opinion of the Association, an Exhibit, being an animal, should be destroyed or removed from the Showgrounds,

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the Association’s Veterinary Surgeon or the Association may destroy or remove the Exhibit from the Showgrounds, or both. Alternatively, the Association may require the Exhibitor to destroy or remove the Exhibit from the Showgrounds, or both. Any costs incurred by the Association pursuant to this By-Law must be re-imbursed by the Exhibitor.

63. The Association shall not be responsible for any loss or damage caused (inter alia) through disease or infection howsoever arising.

PRIZE AWARDS

76. The Prize Ribbons, affixed to exhibits, shall be distinguished by the

following colours, viz:

Grand Champion Red, White and Blue Champion Purple Reserve Champion Dark Green First Blue Second Red Third White Fourth Yellow Fifth Light Green Sixth Brown Seventh Buff Eighth Pink Ninth Orange Tenth Grey Special Prizes Pale Blue

77. For Group Classes - Pink and Blue, Pink and Red, Pink and White, Pink and Yellow, for First, Second, Third and Fourth respectively. Ribbons will only be attached to exhibits in the Horse, Cattle, Sheep, Pig, Goat and Dog Sections.

UNETHICAL CONDUCT

• The Exhibitor, the Owner or any person in charge of an animate Exhibit shall not engage in unethical conduct. The Exhibitor, the Owner or any person in charge of an animal to which unethical conduct relates are deemed to have acted in breach of this By-Law, whether or not having been knowingly concerned in the unethical conduct. The Council or relevant Sectional Committee shall decide whether or not any conduct constitutes unethical conduct but without in any way restricting the meaning of that expression, unethical conduct may include the presentation as an exhibit for judging:

(b) of an animal other than in its natural conformation after normal feeding and grooming, except as otherwise provided either expressly or by necessary implication in the regulation or in the definition of a class in which the animal is entered;

(c) of any animal having undergone any operation or procedure materially altering the structure or natural conformation of any part of its body, whether by the introduction of any substance or thing subcutaneously, or by any surgery, or by the administration of any substance or chemical or by the attachment of any object or thing;

(d) of any animal having undergone any operation or procedure that changes by exaggeration, minimisation or otherwise in natural conformation or physical constitution or appearance;

(e) of an inanimate object, that is created, constituted, formed or includes goods, substances or things not normally found in objects of like nature;

(f) that is not the animal or the object or thing entered for the Class to be judged;

(g) in breach of the Regulation.

• An exhibitor, or person in charge of an animate exhibit must:

(h) use all reasonable steps to ensure that the exhibit is housed and cared for in accordance with the Association’s current animal welfare policy;

(i) obey any direction from a member of the Association’s Council, or from any other official of the Association, relating to the care and welfare of that or any other exhibit;

(j) if called upon to do so, surrender the exhibit to the Association, in circumstances where in the reasonable opinion of the Association’s Veterinarian, the exhibit is in need of urgent veterinary attention.

• An exhibitor must not use, or have in his possession, any electric or electronic apparatus or any improper contrivance capable of affecting the performance of an exhibit.

EXHIBIT UNWORTHY OF AWARD

• An exhibit shall not receive an award if in the opinion of the Judge it is unworthy of such award.

PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES

122. A person must not administer a Prohibited Substance or cause one to be administered to an Exhibit, except as permitted by the By-Laws or the Regulations.

123. The Exhibitor, the Owner and Attendant of any Exhibit to which a Prohibited Substance has been administered is in breach of the By-Laws unless the Prohibited Substance is permitted by By-Laws or Regulations to be administered.

124. An Exhibit to which a Prohibited Substance has been administered in breach of the By-Laws must be removed from the Showground upon demand by the Association.

125. The Association may in its discretion and at any time, cause an examination to be made of any Exhibit by a Veterinary Surgeon who, in the course of such examination, may:

a. Take such samples (including, without limitation, urine, blood, saliva and faeces) from such Exhibit as he considers necessary or advisable;

b. Have such samples tested by such methods and procedures as he considers appropriate; and

c. Examine the Exhibit for desensitised limbs.

126. Any Exhibit found by a Veterinary Surgeon to have a limb (or part thereof) desensitised is deemed to have had administered to it a Prohibited Substance in breach of the By-Laws.

127. Where, prior to an event, a Veterinary Surgeon is of the opinion that a Prohibited Substance may have been administered to an Exhibit, the Veterinary Surgeon may require that the Exhibit be examined prior to competing in that event.

128. The Association may publish procedures relating to the examination of Exhibits. Such procedures are binding on Exhibitors, Owners and Attendants.

129. Any exhibit which has been brought to the Showgrounds and is found to have had administered to it any prohibited substance as defined above may, without prejudice to any other action which may be taken in respect of the matter, be debarred by the Council Stewards from competing in any event for which it may have been entered.

130. The exhibitor, the owner and any person in charge of an animal to which a prohibited substance has been administered, by any person, and whether or not with the knowledge of the exhibitor, owner or person in charge, is deemed to have acted in breach of this By-Law.

130a. No person shall have in his possession on the Showgrounds any prohibited substance, syringe, needle or other instrument which could be used to administer a prohibited substance to an animate exhibit, unless that person shall have obtained the permission of the Association to be in such possession, or satisfies the Association that such possession is for lawful and proper use.

131. The Association and any Council Steward, servant or agent of the Association shall not be liable to an exhibitor for the death of or for injury, damage or infection which may be sustained by his exhibit occasioned by or arising out of any act or omission of any Council Steward, servant or agent of the Association during the course of the testing of the exhibit whether due to the negligence of any such Council Steward or agent or otherwise.

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE

132. It there is any inconsistency between By-laws 133 - 153 and any other By-laws of the Association, By-laws 133 - 153 will prevail.

Functions of the Disciplinary Committee

133. The functions of the Disciplinary Committee shall be to hear and determine all complaints, allegations and other matters relating to:

(a) prohibited substances, as defined in these By-laws or Sectional Regulations.

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(b) any alleged breach of the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Association by an exhibitor and relating to an exhibit or to a competition, except if the alleged breach is of a kind that the Chairman of a Sectional Committee considers is of a less serious nature and should properly be dealt with by the Sectional Committee, and

(c) any other alleged breach of the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Association that may be referred to Disciplinary Committee pursuant to By-Law 137 (a).

Constitution of the Disciplinary Committee

134. The Disciplinary Committee shall comprise of such members of Council as are appointed by the Council from time to time.

135. The Council shall appoint a member of the Disciplinary Committee as Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee.

136. For the purposes of any proceedings of the Disciplinary Committee, the Disciplinary Committee shall comprise, subject to By-law 137, no less than three of its members and those persons shall constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the purpose of those proceedings.

137. If a member of the Disciplinary Committee dies or becomes otherwise unable or unwilling to participate in proceedings, then:

(a) if this occurs prior to the commencement of any hearing in relation to the matter, the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee shall appoint a replacement; and

(b) if this occurs after the commencement of any hearing in relation to the matter, the remaining members of the Disciplinary Committee shall constitute the Committee for the purposes of concluding the proceedings.

Initiation of Proceedings before the Disciplinary Proceedings

138. Proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee may be initiated:

(a) upon the request, orally or in writing, of the President, any Chairman of a Sectional Committee or Chief Executive.

(b) upon receipt by the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee of a written complaint relating to a matter referred to in paragraphs (a) or (b) of By-law 133.

(c) by the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee on his or her own motion.

Conduct of Proceedings

139. The Disciplinary Committee may conduct proceedings at any time between 6.00am and 11.00pm on any day.

140. All persons who constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the purposes of any proceedings must be present at any hearing conducted by the Disciplinary Committee.

141. A person whose conduct is called into question in any proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee must be given notice of a hearing. It shall be sufficient for such notice to be given orally and by any such person acting with the apparent authority of the Association.

142. The Disciplinary Committee may conduct proceedings notwithstanding that any person who has been given notice fails to attend the proceedings.

143. The Disciplinary Committee shall not be bound by any rules of evidence and shall conduct the proceedings with the minimum of formality and in such a manner as it sees fit.

144. The Disciplinary Committee may require any member or exhibitor to attend at any proceedings of the Disciplinary Committee and to furnish such information and evidence and to produce such documents relevant to the proceedings as to the Disciplinary Committee deems fit.

145. The Disciplinary Committee may, at its discretion, call for and hear expert evidence.

146. No person will be legally represented without the leave of the

Disciplinary Committee.

Decisions of the Disciplinary Committee

147. The Disciplinary Committee may announce its decision orally or in writing. A decision that is announced orally shall have effect in accordance with its terms.

148. If the opinion of the Disciplinary Committee is not unanimous, the decision of the majority shall prevail. If the Disciplinary Committee are equally divided on any question concerning the guilt or innocence of a person, the question shall be resolved in that person’s favour.

PENALTIES

149. If the Disciplinary Committee considers that there has been a breach of the rules, By-laws or regulations of the Association, it may impose such a penalty as it considers to be appropriate, including without limitation:

(a) a reprimand;

(b) a monetary fine (payable at such time/s as the Disciplinary Committee may determine);

(c) withdrawal or withholding of any award or ribbon;

(d) disqualification in respect of any class;

(e) expulsion from the Showground;

(f) where the person concerned is a member, a suspension

or termination of that membership;

(g) a ban;

(h) exclusion;

(i) prohibiting a Person from exhibiting or competing at the current Show or at any future Show;

(j) a direction that an Exhibit be removed from the

Showground;

(k) any other mandatory requirement; and

(l) any other penalty provided for in other regulations of the Association.

150. There shall be no appeal from any decision of the Disciplinary Committee.

Publication of Results of Disciplinary Procedures

151. The Association may publish to:

(a) all Royal Show Societies in Australia;

(b) the relevant Breed Societies;

(c) the body with which the exhibit is registered, or is eligible for registration;

the result of any proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee in which a person has been found guilty of a breach of any Rule, By-Law or Regulation.

152. The Association shall have no liability to any person in respect of any publication referred to in paragraph (a).

153. No person shall have any claim against the Association or against any Councillor, member, employee or agent of the Association in respect of any act, matter or thing done in good faith during or in connection with the proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee.

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX The RNA’s ABN is 41 417 513 726

ENTRY FORMS

• Exhibitors must complete “STATEMENT BY EXHIBITOR” section on the front page of the entry form advising their taxation status. If entering online, exhibitors must complete the “STATEMENT BY EXHIBITOR” presented to them as part of the online entry process.

PRIZE MONEY

• Prize Money stated in the Schedule excludes GST.

• GST will be added to the Prize Money for Exhibitors who are registered for GST purposes.

• The Association will provide a “Recipient Created Tax Invoice” to Exhibitors who are registered for GST purposes.

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DPI REGULATIONS

THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS WILL APPLY TO STOCK AND VEHICLES MOVING ON TO THE RNA SHOWGROUNDS

MAJOR CHANGES:

Livestock from Queensland require a Queensland Travel Permit and a Move Easy Waybill or a NVD/Waybill. Livestock from NSW entering Queensland via Tweed Heads or Mt Lindsay Border Crossings require a Queensland Travel Permit and a Move Easy Waybill or a NVD/Waybill. Livestock from NSW entering Queensland from Killarney West require a Queensland Certificate of Health/Waybill.

The new combined National Vendor Declaration (Cattle) and Waybill should be used to consign stock intended for slaughter.

STOCK GENERAL

1. Only tick free stock will be allowed entry to the grounds.

2. QUEENSLAND STOCK NOT ACCOMPANIED BY A DPI&F TRAVEL PERMIT AND FULLY COMPLETED OWNER WAYBILL WILL BE REFUSED ENTRY TO THE GROUNDS.

3. INTERSTATE CATTLE REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

The requirement to seal vehicles carrying all classes of livestock has been waived. Cattle must travel direct to the RNA Showgrounds without unloading en route. Exhibitors should be aware that NSW/Queensland Border Crossings at Tweed Heads and Mt Lindesay no longer operate 24 hours. They now operate from 5.00 am to 9.00 pm. Exhibitors should make prior arrangements with the respective Border Crossing before commencing their journey. Arrangements for the return journey should be made at the RNA Stock Office. The phone numbers of the major Border Crossings are listed below:

Kirra/Tweed 07 5536 1290

Mount Lindesay 02 6635 1312

4. TICK CONTROL Stud Beef & Led Steer/Prime Beef 1. Cattle from tick infected zones (QLD and NSW) require a clean

inspection prior to entry to the Showgrounds. Movement must commence within 24 hours of the clean inspection. It is the exhibitors responsibility to treat stock with an approved acaricide to ensure that they are tick free when inspected. Cattle from Queensland Department of Primary Industries & Fisheries – Approved (Cattle Tick) Feedlots are exempt from treatment or inspection. Please note: DPI&F or Approved person livestock inspection charges apply to these movements.

2. Cattle from tick free zones do not require tick treatments for entry to the

grounds but must travel from the property of origin to the RNA Grounds without unloading in tick infected zones. Certification that such stock are from a tick free zone should be endorsed by the local Stock Inspector.

Apart from general and tick control conditions the following conditions will also apply:

JOHNE'S DISEASE – for Bovine Johne’s disease Stud Beef Cattle must not be introduced unless they comply with the conditions for animals to enter Queensland: - 1. They are from a non-restricted herd in a Johne’s Disease protected

or free zone (Queensland is a protected zone); or 2. They are from a Check Tested Negative herd or a MAP Monitored

Negative 1 (MN1) or better herd in a Control Zone or a MAP MN1 or better herd in a Residual Zone; or

3. they are beef only cattle from a herd that has been declared to meet the conditions of the “Beef only” scheme on a “National Health Statement for Johne’s Disease status of beef cattle.”

4. Other – The herd history to be provided to RNA at the time of

nomination. Each will be assessed by the RNA Animal Health Committee.

Exhibitors from interstate must advise their Johne’s Disease status at the time of entry. Certificates - The Johne's Disease status of the herd must be endorsed on the Queensland DPI&F Travel Permit and in the case of Interstate Stock it should also be endorsed on the Certificate of Health/Waybill.

JOHNE'S DISEASE – for Bovine Johne’s disease Led Steer/Prime Beef Requirements do not apply to cattle intended for slaughter, however cattle from infected/suspect herds are not permitted entry into Queensland. Normal Queensland entry conditions apply. HORMONAL GROWTH PROMOTANTS Led Steer/Prime Beef Only H.G.P. requirements will apply.

NATIONAL VENDOR DECLARATIONS (CATTLE) AND WAYBILL Led Steer/Prime Beef Only All cattle intended for slaughter must be accompanied by a fully completed National Vendor Declaration (Cattle) and Waybill.

DISCLAIMER: While the conditions of entry in regards to disease are correct at the time of publication it is the responsibility of the owner that all conditions current at the time of entry are met.

FODDER AND BEDDING REQUIREMENTS AND CONDITIONS

1. Hay, Chaff, Silage and Green Fodder may only be introduced if:

(a) It is grown in and held in a Tick Free Zone and transported directly to the RNA Grounds.

OR

2. It originates from a Cattle Tick Infected Zone but the fodder has not had contact with livestock in the nine months prior to entry to the RNA Grounds.

OR

(c) It is silage from a Cattle Tick Infected Zone, which has been harvested and wrapped in plastic for a period of not less than 28 days prior to entry to the RNA Grounds.

All fodder must be accompanied by a fully completed ‘Certificate of Entry of Hay/Chaff or Green Feed to the RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane: Owner Declaration’. If fodder is accompanying livestock from interstate a description of the fodder may be endorsed on the livestock permit or Owner Declaration.

Stud Beef Fodder & Bedding Requirements

1. Materials not carrying the necessary certificate under the above Regulations will not gain entry to the RNA grounds.

2. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to provide all fodder requirements for his exhibits.

3. Within the limits of the storage assigned to exhibitors, they may not bring in more than 3 small square bales of pasture hay for each exhibit prior to the commencement of the Show. No large round, retangular or square hay bales will be allowed onto the RNA Showgrounds.

4. After midnight on the Wednesday prior to the start of the Show, no fodder or bedding may be permitted onto the grounds unless for, and accompanied by, livestock on the same vehicle, unless the Director otherwise permits.

Tweed Heads & Mt Lindsay crossings. Stock crossing at these crossings require: • Queensland Travel Permit • National Vendor Declaration (Cattle) and Waybill • Slaughter Cattle do require a Qld Certificate/Waybill • A Qld Certificate of Health • Owner Declaration – these will be sent out when nominations are

confirmed. Stock must travel direct to the Exhibition Grounds. A Queensland Travel Permit will be issued at the RNA Grounds for the return journey.

Other Border Crossings from Killarney west have closed. Stock crossing at these crossings require: • Queensland Travel Permit • National Vendor Declaration (Cattle) and Waybill • A Qld Certificate of Health • Owner Declaration – these will be sent out when nominations are

confirmed. Stock must travel direct to the Exhibition Grounds. A Queensland Travel Permit will be issued at the RNA Grounds for the return journey.

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An exhibitor can bring a limited amount of fodder onto the Showgrounds between 4.00 p.m. Sunday and 7.00 a.m. Monday for any of his cattle remaining for the duration of the Show. The fodder is to be certified in accordance with the conditions of entry and can only be brought onto the Showgrounds by the exhibitor via the O’Connell Terrace dairy gate.

Gatekeepers will have been instructed with regard to these conditions and any hay not certified will be refused entry to the grounds.

5. Feed boxes will be made available upon the receipt of the signature of the exhibitor or his representative.

Led Steer/Prime Beef Fodder & Bedding Requirements

1. As from midnight on the Wednesday prior to the start of the Show, no fodder or hay type bedding will be permitted onto the grounds unless for, and accompanied by, livestock on the same vehicle, unless the Director otherwise permits.

Gatekeepers will have been instructed with regard to these conditions and any hay or straw not certified will be refused entry to the grounds.

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LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED PRIZES AND PRIZE MONEY SUBJECT TO CHANGE

NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE TO ANIMALS WITHDRAWN AFTER CLOSE OF ENTRIES

ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW

9 – 18 AUGUST 2012

STUD BEEF Since 1876

Councillors in Charge Mr P S Harpham

Mr A D Bassingthwaighte, Mr A G Adnam, Mr G Noller

Honorary Council Stewards L Allen, A Cottrell, C Cottrell, P Cottrell, D Jensen, H Little, K McRobert, P Perkins, B Ruddle, W Sheehan,

D Warby

APPLICATIONS TO ENTER CLOSE Friday 8 June 2012 at 4.30pm

CLOSING DATE SUBSTITUTIONS Friday 29 June 2012 at 4.30pm

ENTRY FEES General Classes RNA MembersInternet Online Non Online

$130.00 per entry $160.00 per entry

Non-MembersInternet Online Non Online

$150.00 per entry $180.00 per entry

Group Classes RNA MembersInternet Online Non Online

$20.00 per entry $25.00 per entry

Non-MembersInternet Online Non Online

$30.00 per entry $35.00 per entry

NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER CLASS Not more than 5 entries by any exhibitor in any one class

No restriction on the number of classes entered

ARRIVAL OF ANIMALS Stud Beef ....................................... From Saturday 4 August 2012 to Monday 6 August 2012 at 10.00am Small and Other Recognised Breeds Monday 13 August 2012, arrival between 1.00am and 10.00am

JUDGING Stud Beef ....................................... Thursday 9 and Friday 10 August 2012, 8.30am, No. 1 Oval Small and Other Recognised Breeds Thursday 16 August 2012, 1.30pm, No. 1 Oval

WEIGHING & MUSCLE SCANNING OF BULLS Stud Beef .......................................

Monday 6 August 2012, starting at 2.00pm. Continues Tuesday 7August 2012

Small and Other Recognised Breeds Tuesday 14 August 2012, from 9.00am

NLIS SCANNING Stud Beef ....................................... Tuesday 7 August 2012, 6.00pm Small and Other Recognised Breeds Tuesday 14 August 2012, 6.00pm

DEPARTURE OF ANIMALS Stud Beef ....................................... Sunday 12 August 2012 after 4.00pm Small and Other Recognised Breeds Saturday 18 August 2012 after 3.00pm

RNA PIC NUMBER QDBB0228

FOR ONLINE ENTRIES GO TO www.royalqueenslandshow.com.au

FOR RNA MEMBERSHIP GO TO www.rna.org.au

SPONSORED BY

The RNA wishes to thank the following sponsors who have contributed towards prize money, prizes

or conduct of the STUD BEEF Section

Robert Adams & Family, Dangarfield Cattle AgSolutions Australia Gympie Angus Australia ANZ Agribusiness Ascot Charolais Australian Braford Society Inc Australian Brahman Breeders Association Ltd Australian Gelbvieh Association Qld Branch Australian Red Poll Cattle Breeders Queensland Region Max & Roz Baldwin Baroola Charolais Stud Baroona Park Murray Grey Bayer Animal Health D & AD Bassingthwaighte & Co, Yarrawonga Stud Benalaur Suare Meaters Big S Santa Gertrudis Promotion Group Billabong Park Square Meaters Branchview Charolais Stud Charolais Society of Australia Qld Region Commonwealth Bank Agribusiness CRT Farmcraft Rural Kalbar Cumberland Cattle Company Dexter Cattle Australia Inc Dexter Cattle Co-ordinating Committee of Qld Droughtmaster Stud Breeders` Society Ltd Elders Insurance Beaudesert Elders Limited Elendee Square Meaters Gallagher Animal Management Systems Gilchrist Family Greenup Eidsvold Station Hain Rural Square Meaters Stud Hatton Family & Diamond H Stud Heartland Group Herefords Australia Ltd Hereford Herd Book Society of Great Britain Herefords Queensland Association Inc The R A Howell Trust Mr & Mrs R H T Innes & Family International Animal Health Products Jasanda Stud The Joyce Family

Kandanga Valley Charolais Stud King Family Kingsgrove Murray Grey Stud Lend Lease Lilydale Charolais Llangothlin Murray Grey Lowline Plus Promotions Group Mandalong Stud Mr Ian Manly Moongool Charolais Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited Myall Charolais Stud Pacan Murray Greys Queensland Poll Hers Red Angus Society of Australia Inc Rose-Ja, Red Gum & Misty Gum Murray Greys River Run Charolais Riverglen Pastoral Co Romagnola Breeders Society Ltd Rosellinos Square Meaters Santa Gertrudis Breeders` Australia Association Santos Shell-Dee Murray Greys Shorthorn Beef Queensland Branch Sky-Aura-Ten Square Meaters Stud Anne Sonnet of Daneview Brafords South Queensland Braford Promotional Group Square Meaters Cattle Association of Australia Ltd Suncorp Agribusiness Sunset Park Square Meaters Telemon Stud Mr Wayne Thorley Truvalle Stud Vale View Stud Vesco Square Meaters Stud Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd Walla Square Meaters Stud Warrill Creek Square Meaters Ross & Greg Webster, Sarum Angus Cattle Co West Moreton Braford Promotional Group Western Red Stud Williams Hall Chadwick

IMPORTANT NOTICE ATTENTION ALL EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE CHANGES TO:

1. Accommodation Changes – Page 12 2. Calving Cows Special Regulation 5 – Page 14 3. Change to starting time of Stud Beef Paraders’ Competition – Page 17

1 Have any of the cattle in this consignment ever in their lives been treated with a hormonal growth promotant (HGP)? (Use a second document for mixed consignments.)

Yes No

2 Have the cattle in this consignment ever in their lives been fed feed containing animal fats?

Yes No (See Explanatory Notes)

3 Has the owner stated above owned these cattle since their birth? Yes No If No, how long ago were the cattle obtained or purchased?

(If purchased at different times, tick the box corresponding to the time of the most recent purchase.)

A. Less than 2 months B. 2–6 months C. 6–12 months D. more than 12 months

4 In the past 60 days, have any of these cattle been fed by-product stockfeeds? If Yes, attach a list of the by-product stockfeeds, date when last fed

Yes No and a copy of an analyst’s report if available.

5 In the past 6 months have any of these animals been on a property listed on the ERP database or placed under any restrictions because of chemical residues?

Yes No If Yes, give details:

Part C Agents declaration for cattle sold at auction. (Completion of Part C is optional.)

Agents completing Part C should retain the original or a scanned copy of the original declaration for a minimum of two (2) years, or three (3) years in WA and supply a copy or summary to any buyer on request.

Vendor code / No.'s Agent’s code

Stock agent company

Buyer’s name Destination PIC

No. of cattle purchased Saleyard arrival time (am/pm) :

Agent’s signature Date

DAY MONTH YEAR

Declaration

NATIONAL VENDOR DECLARATION (CATTLE)AND WAYBILL

Movement commenced: : (am/pm) DAY MONTH YEAR

Vehicle registration number(s)*:

I am the person in charge of the cattle during the FULL NAME

movement and declare all the information in Part B is true and correct.

Signature Date Tel no.*When more than one truck is carrying the cattle, other vehicle registration numbers are to be recorded.

Part B To be completed by the person in charge of the cattle while they are being moved. Completion of this part is optional in SA, TAS and VIC.

This form cannot be used where eligibility for the EU market is required.

Part A To be completed by the owner or person who is responsible for the husbandry of the cattle.

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IFULL NAME FULL ADDRESS

ADDRESS CONT.

declare that, I am the owner or the person responsible for the husbandry of the cattle and that all the information in part A of this document is true and correct. I also declare that I have read and understood all the questions that I have answered, that I have read and understood the explanatory notes, and that, while under my control, the cattle were not fed restricted animal material (including meat and bone meal) in breach of State or Territory legislation.

Signature* Date* *Only the person whose name appears above may sign this declaration, or make amendments which must be initialled.

Tel no. Fax no.

6 Are any of the cattle in this consignment still within a Withholding Period (WHP) or Export Slaughter Interval (ESI) following treatment with any veterinary drug or chemical?Yes No If Yes, give details: (Record additional details in question 9)

/ /20 CHEMICAL PRODUCT TREATMENT DATE WHP ESI (IF SET)

7 In the past 60 days, have any of the cattle in this consignment consumed any material that was still within a withholding period when harvested, collected or first grazed?Yes No If Yes, give details:

CHEMICAL PRODUCT DATE APPLIED GRAZING WHP DATE FIRST FED/GRAZED DATE FEEDING/GRAZING CEASED

8 In the past 42 days, were any of these cattle:a) grazed in an endosulfan spray risk area; or (See Explanatory Notes for definition ofb) fed fodders cut from an endosulfan spray drift risk area? endosulfan spray drift risk area.)

Yes No If Yes Date sprayed: 20

9 Additional information: see requirements in Explanatory Notes for completing this document.

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DAY MONTH YEAR

Owner of cattle (FULL TRADING NAME)

Property/place where the journey commenced (ADDRESS)

(ADDRESS CONTINUED) (TOWN/SUBURB) (STATE)

Property Identification Code (PIC) of this propertyThis MUST be the PIC of the property that the stock is being moved from

Description of cattle Number Description (BREED, SEX, E.G. HEREFORD CROSS STEERS) Brands or Earmarks (IF PRESENT OR REQUIRED)

Consigned to

(ADDRESS) (TOWN/SUBURB) (STATE)

Destination (if different) of cattle (FULL ADDRESS)

NLIS devices used on these cattle Number of ear tags Number of rumen devices

Details of other statutory documents relating to this movement e.g. animal health certificate

DOCUMENT TYPE NUMBER OFFICE OF ISSUE EXPIRY DATE

Total

(NAME OF PERSON OR BUSINESS)

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Copyright Meat & Livestock Australia Limited 2006, The Livestock Production Assurance Logo and the Meat & Livestock Australia Logo are registered trade marks of Meat & Livestock Australia Limited. * The LPA NVD is for cattle, sheep and lambs, EU cattle, goats, and Bobby Calves. Travel documents (such as waybills and travelling stock statements) are required by State Governments in Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. They are optional in South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. The LPA/NVD is not recognised as a legal document for stock movements in the Northern Territory.

PMA PROOF

STUD BEEF CATTLE The Parade of Champions will commence at 12.00pm in the main arena on Friday 10 August 2012. Participating exhibitors are to assemble in the main arena at 12.00pm.

PRIVACY STATEMENT

You can be assured that the privacy of your personal information is of the utmost importance to us. The information provided by you in any application for membership or application to enter is used by the Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland (RNA) to offer member services or to organise and conduct competitions at the Royal Queensland Show. By applying for membership or entering such competitions, you consent to provide such details as your name, address and exhibit details. Competition information may be made available to the media and included in RNA publications. Your information will not be disclosed without your consent for any other purpose unless required by the law. You may request access to your information and request that our records of that information be corrected by contacting our Privacy Officer (07) 3852 1831 or by writing to the RNA, Locked Bag 1010, ALBION QLD 4010.

BREED CATEGORIES

The category of each breed is determined by the number of general classes based on the numbers judged the previous year. Category A: For breeds showing 70 head or over. Four heifer classes, five junior bull classes and Champions, four senior classes and Champions and Grand Champions. Category B: For breeds showing 35 head and under 70 head. Four heifer classes, five junior bull classes and Champions, three senior classes and Champions and Grand Champions. Category C: For breeds showing 15 head and under 35 head. Two junior classes and Champions, two senior classes and Champions and Grand Champions. Category D: For breeds showing under 15 head. Two junior classes, one senior class and Champions.

SCANNING OF EXHIBITS

All bulls will be scanned for Fat Depth Measurement and Eye Muscle Area Measurement. Scanning will take place during weighing and the measurements recorded on the neck cards. All bulls on the RNA Showgrounds on Tuesday 7 August (Stud Beef) and Tuesday 14 August 2012 (Small Breeds and Other Recognised Breeds) must be scanned by the completion of weighing that day.

JUDGING

In the case of insufficient numbers being nominated or shown, the Beef Cattle Committee retains the right to suspend classes at any time.

RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES

The Committee reserves the right after the close of entries to restrict nominations if found necessary to do so in accordance with General Regulation 32. Should it be necessary to reduce numbers as a result of entries exceeding the available space for Stud Beef Cattle, the first action will be to eliminate multiple entries by any single exhibitor in any one class.

BEDDING

Exhibitors are advised for the Exhibition, the only bedding permitted in the Stud Beef Cattle pavilion is a sand/shavings mixture. The Royal National Association has arranged for bedding to be laid throughout the pavilion for each head nominated, the cost of which is included in the nomination fees.

CLIPPING FRAMES

Refer to Regulation 33 on the use of clipping frames. A fine of $100 will be imposed for a breach of the clipping frames requirements. PLEASE NOTE BEDDING STRAW WILL NOT BE PERMITTED IN THE STUD BEEF CATTLE PAVILION. The Beef Cattle Committee reserves the right to reallocate space previously allocated to any exhibitor upon the arrival of their exhibits on the grounds if the numbers indicated by them do not arrive.

ACCOMMODATION

All exhibitors please note that there is only limited accommodation on grounds. All exhibitors are recommended to seek offsite accommodation. Those wishing to apply for on ground accommodation should do so on the following basis:

a) Application must be on the appropriate

accommodation/stalling request form b) Accommodation will be considered on the basis of

1 person for each 3 animals entered. c) Cost – bed and mattress $10 per person per night

and $5 per person for schools d) For spaces (without bed or mattress) $5 per

person per night e) All accommodation must be prepaid by the date

on the accommodation request form f) No refunds on any accommodation booked and

not used. PLEASE BE AWARE THE RNA DOES NOT GUARANTEE ACCOMMODATION IS AVAILABLE FOR ALL OR ANY EXHIBITORS. ALL ACCOMMODATION REQUESTS WILL BE CONSIDERED AND THOSE SUCCESSFUL WILL BE NOTIFIED APPROXIMATELY 4-6 WEEKS PRIOR TO SHOW COMMENCEMENT. Accommodation on grounds for exhibitors will only be available from the Friday 3 August 2012 as all livestock pavilions will be locked.

ACCOMMODATION FEE

A fee of $10.00 per bed per night will be charged for all Stud Beef Exhibitors using RNA Accommodation facilities. This fee is to be pre-paid and pre-booked. Schools will be charged $5.00 per bed per night. Note: Key deposit of $20 / key refundable on return

EXHIBITORS and LIVESTOCK ATTENDANTS' PASSES

All passes for Livestock Exhibitors and their employees will be issued from the Royal National Association’s Office. No passes will be issued unless the exhibitor or his representative presents the receipt for Entry Fees, or identification is established. Passes will be issued in proportion of one to four exhibits or part thereof. All cattle are to be in their stalls between the hours of 7.00pm and 4.00am. Any exhibitor not complying with this requirement may be fined $50 per head.

Pre-purchase of tickets will be available through www.ekka.com.au.

ARRIVAL OF STOCK No cattle are to arrive on the RNA Showgrounds prior to Saturday 4 August 2012.

ARRIVAL OF FODDER AND EQUIPMENT

Exhibitors are allowed to deliver fodder and equipment only into the RNA Showgrounds from Friday 3 August 2012.

ADMISSION OF VEHICLES TO GROUNDS

Exhibitors' attention is drawn to the following entrances that may be used. The O'Connell Terrace Gate is the only entrance and will be open continuously until 10.00pm on Wednesday 8 August 2012.

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DOGS

Exhibitors are advised that only dogs entered in the competitive canine section and the sheep dog sections will be permitted on the showgrounds. All other dogs found on the rna showgrounds will be removed to the brisbane city dog refuge by the city council dog catcher without notice.

DEPARTURE OF CATTLE Stud Beef Cattle will be permitted to vacate the RNA Showgrounds from 4.00pm on Sunday 12 August 2012 and prior to 5.00am on Monday 13 August 2012. Cattle that have not left prior to 8.00pm on Sunday 12 August 2012 will have to move their cattle to the Stock Pavilion to enable cleaning of the stalls prior to the Small Breeds and Other Recognised Breeds moving in. Departing cattle trucks will not be permitted on the RNA Showgrounds before 3.45pm Sunday 12 August 2012. Stud Beef Cattle (Small Breeds and Other Recognised Breeds) will be permitted to vacate the RNA Showgrounds from 3.00pm on Saturday 18 August 2012. Stud Beef Cattle not leaving the RNA Showgrounds by 5.00am on the Monday 13 August 2012 will be required to remain on the RNA Showgrounds until the departure time for the Small Breeds Stud Cattle on Saturday 18 August 2012. To enable the ground floor to be cleaned out and fresh bedding laid, all cattle must vacate this area by 6.00pm Sunday 12 August 2012. Cattle housed on the top floor must vacate by 8.00pm. Under the direction of the Beef Cattle Superintendent, those cattle participating in Breed displays must move to the Stock Pavilion while cleaning out is in progress.

DISPLAY OF CATTLE SECOND WEEK

Any Stud Beef Cattle exhibitors that wishes to leave cattle from the first week for display purposes during the second week of Show are encouraged to do so and should advise to the Beef Cattle Superintendent. These cattle will be housed on the Ground Floor of the Beef Cattle Pavilion To assist and encourage exhibitors, the RNA will refund all entry fees for up to 6 (six) head of cattle per breed that remain on grounds for the second week from the first week.

DATE OF BIRTH FOR CLASSES RESTRICTED BY AGE

Stated herewith is an explanation regarding classes, which restrict the eligibility of an exhibit by the fact of its age. The dates shown within the parenthesis are those on, or between which, the exhibit must be born to enable it to compete in the class referred to immediately preceding the parenthesis. 8 MONTHS AND UNDER 12 MONTHS (1 August 2011 and 1 December 2011) 8 MONTHS AND UNDER 24 MONTHS (1 August 2010 and 1 December 2011) OVER 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 14 MONTHS (1 June 2011 and 31 July 2011) OVER 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 16 MONTHS (1 April 2011 and 31 July 2011) OVER 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 20 MONTHS (1 December 2011 and 31 July 2011) OVER 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 36 MONTHS (1 August 2009 and 31 July 2011) OVER 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 42 MONTHS (1 February 2009 and 31 July 2011) OVER 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 48 MONTHS (1 August 2008 and 31 July 2011)

OVER 12 MONTHS (Before 1 August 2011) OVER 14 MONTHS AND UNDER 16 MONTHS (1 April 2011 and 31 May 2011) OVER 16 MONTHS AND UNDER 18 MONTHS (1 February 2011 and 31 March 2011) OVER 16 MONTHS AND UNDER 20 MONTHS (1 December 2010 and 31 March 2011) OVER 16 MONTHS AND UNDER 24 MONTHS (1 August 2010 and 31 March 2011) OVER 18 MONTHS AND UNDER 20 MONTHS (1 December 2010 and 31 January 2011) 20 MONTHS AND UNDER 21 MONTHS (1 November 2010 and 30 November 2010) OVER 20 MONTHS AND UNDER 22 MONTHS (1 October 2010 and 30 November 2010) OVER 20 MONTHS AND UNDER 24 MONTHS (1 August 2010 and 30 November 2010) OVER 20 MONTHS AND UNDER 30 MONTHS (1 February 2010 and 30 November 2010) OVER 20 MONTHS AND UNDER 42 MONTHS (1 February 2009 and 30 November 2010) OVER 20 MONTHS AND UNDER 48 MONTHS (1 August 2008 and 30 November 2010) 21 MONTHS AND UNDER 22 MONTHS (1 October 2010 and 31 October 2010) 22 MONTHS AND UNDER 23 MONTHS (1 September 2010 and 30 September 2010) OVER 22 MONTHS AND UNDER 24 MONTHS (1 August 2010 and 30 September 2010) 23 MONTHS AND UNDER 24 MONTHS (1 August 2010 and 31 August 2010) 24 MONTHS AND UNDER 27 MONTHS (1 May 2010 and 31 July 2010) OVER 24 MONTHS AND UNDER 30 MONTHS (1 February 2010 and 31 July 2010) 27 MONTHS AND UNDER 30 MONTHS (1 February 2010 and 30 April 2010) OVER 30 MONTHS AND UNDER 42 MONTHS (1 February 2009 and 31 January 2010) OVER 30 MONTHS AND UNDER 48 MONTHS (1 August 2008 and 31 January 2010)

REGISTRATION OF ANIMAL

1. All cattle entered must be registered in the name of the

exhibitor as owner, in a Herd Book of the respective breed recognised by the Association for that breed in accordance with the Rules of the Herd Book Society provided that an animal shall be deemed to be so registered if the exhibitor furnishes proof that at the time of the entry:

a. in the case of an animal of sufficient age to be registered, all

necessary documents to procure registration in his name have been lodged with the authority controlling the Herd Book and the delay in registration is in no way due to his default, or

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b. in the case of an animal not eligible for registration by reason of age that it is the progeny of registered parents and all necessary steps required to the date of entry have been taken to enable its registration in his name upon its attaining the required age.

NOMINATION OF ANIMALS

2. Each exhibitor must state on his Entry Form the number of

classes in which he intends to compete, and full particulars of each animal entered, viz: Name in full, date of birth, sire, dam, tattoo number and tattoo brand; the Herd Book number of each animal to be stated. For females the date of last calving to be stated. The responsibility for the accuracy of the description and pedigree, and for the eligibility of each animal entered, rests solely with the exhibitor. A separate Entry Form to be submitted for each breed entered. All cattle entered for competition must conform to the Rules and Regulations of the respective Breed Society. Dual Society Registered Animals can be shown in one breed only.

NUMBER OF ENTRIES

3. The number of entries in each class is limited to 5 per exhibitor.

ANIMALS ADMITTED TO JUDGING RING

4. An animal shall not be admitted to the judging ring of any

class unless it is an exhibit in such class or the calf of an exhibit and is being suckled by the exhibit in accordance with the following: The calf of any exhibit shall not be admitted to the judging ring if born before 1 December in the year prior to the show and will be subjected to the requirements of Regulation 1 (a) and (b).

CALVING COWS

5. No cow with a calf born on or after the 1 August 2012 will

be permitted entry on to the grounds and will be withdrawn from the competition. Any cow or heifer that calves after arrival at the Showgrounds will be withdrawn from the competition. (Entry fees will not be refunded).

DEFINITION OF THE BREEDER

6. The definition of the breeder of an animal shall be as defined

by each Breed Society.

IDENTIFICATION AND AGE

7. All animals must bear a brand, either tattooed (in ear) or fire. The brand and or tattoo must be stated on the Entry Form.

8. The age of all cattle shall be the actual age up to 31 July 2012.

9. No calf born later than 31 July 2011 shall be eligible for entry or for competition, with the exception of those breeds where younger classes are provided, in such cases the date shall be 1 December 2011.

10. A heifer is a female not exceeding three years old on the 31 July preceding Judging Day.

11. The exhibitor of any female 3 years old or over which does not have a calf at foot shall supply proof or furnish a veterinary certificate that such exhibit is either in calf or has bred during the two years prior to the show. A certificate to this effect must be produced to the Entries Section before judging day. If in the case of any exhibit in the opinion of the Judge: a. The Exhibit is not in a healthy breeding condition; or

b. For any other reason its breeding potential is or has been reduced, such exhibit shall not receive a prize.

An animal shall not be penalised for accidental injury which in the opinion of the Judge does not affect its breeding capacity.

EXCLUSION OF ANIMALS

11. Any animal which in the opinion of the Council Stewards is not in a fit state to be exhibited may be rejected by them and debarred from competing in the class or classes for which it is entered. Any animal rejected must be removed from the Showgrounds as soon as the exhibitor is notified. No animal showing signs of any disease or illness particularly warts, ringworm and pinkeye will be allowed onto the grounds.

JUDGING OF ANIMALS

12. Judging in Stud Classes to be on the basis of merits of the

animal for breeding purposes.

13. In a special or group class, no animal can compete unless it is entered and shown in one of the general classes.

VERIFICATION BY BREED SOCIETY

14. All Stud Beef Cattle entries will be submitted to their respective Breed Societies for approval against their Registration Databases.

SCANNING & WEIGHING

15. Bulls will be weighed and muscle scanned from Monday 6

August from 2.00pm and continuing Tuesday 7 August 2012. Bulls (Small Breeds and Other Recognised Breeds) will be weighed and scanned on Tuesday 14 August 2012 from 9.00am. Stud Beef cattle must be on the RNA Showgrounds by 10.00am and in their stalls by 2.00pm on Monday 6 August, Small Breeds and Other Recognised Breeds Monday 13 August 2012 on ground by 10.00am and stalled by 12pm.

16. No animal will be allowed in the judging ring, unless its correct age and weight, if applicable, is on its neck card.

BREED INSPECTION REPORTS

17. The Association shall ask for each Herd Book Society to appoint an Inspector or Inspectors independent from exhibitors to examine exhibits. Inspectors are required to submit a written report to the Council Stewards giving details of any animals which bear tattoos which are not consistent with the details printed in the Show Catalogue or which they consider to be below Royal Show standard. Inspectors' reports to be handed in to the RNA office by 12.00pm Wednesday 8 August 2012. Any animal which is then rejected by the Council Stewards shall not be exhibited or sold by auction as the case may be and arrangements may be made for it to be removed from the RNA Showgrounds or segregated. Inspectors are also to report to the Council Stewards any exhibit under the age of 18 months at time of inspection showing a permanent tooth or having evidence of having had a permanent tooth. These animals will be ineligible for Exhibition.

VETERINARY TREATMENT & INSPECTION

18. If, in the opinion of a Council Steward of a Section, an exhibit in such section requires veterinary treatment, then if the exhibitor cannot be contacted immediately, the Council Steward may instruct a Veterinary Surgeon to treat such exhibit and the costs of such Veterinary Surgeon shall be paid by the exhibitor to the Association. The Association shall

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not be in any way liable to an exhibitor for any damage to or injury to such exhibit.

19. No pharmaceutical shall be administered to any animal exhibit except under the direction of the Association's Veterinary Surgeon who shall advise the Council Stewards if in his opinion such pharmaceutical is likely to have any effect upon the animal which would be material to its chances of being awarded a prize and in such case the Council Stewards may debar the animal from competing. A Council Steward may at any time direct the Association's Veterinary Surgeons to take a sample of blood, saliva or urine from an exhibit for testing.

20. Exhibits that are under treatment on arrival at the RNA Showgrounds must have treatment sheets submitted to the Beef Superintendent's Office within 12 hours of arrival and scheduled pharmaceuticals must have authorisation of the prescribing Veterinary Surgeon.

CONTROL OF ANIMALS

21. Cattle not thoroughly tractable will not be admitted to the

RNA Showgrounds. ALL BULLS 14 MONTHS OLD AND OVER MUST HAVE NOSE RINGS. BULLS UNDER 14 MONTHS OF AGE AND ALL FEMALES MUST HAVE NOSE RINGS OR NOSE GRIPS. All stock MUST be in the charge of the exhibitor or his representative at all times. On delivery of stock for sale, all such stock must be securely haltered with a 38mm (1 1/2 in.) rope halter or in the case of hornless cattle, must be fitted with a suitable leather neck strap as well. All cattle with the exception of suckling calves must be tethered with a suitable neck strap or chain while in the Pavilion. Suckling calves must be restrained in such a way that they are unable to move about the Pavilion.

22. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to ensure that the leaders of their stock in judging rings and parades are capable of exercising control over the animals in their care. Any animal leaving its allocated stall must have a nose ring grip attached.

PRIZES

23. In each class the number of Cash Prizes to be awarded (unless otherwise stated) shall be according to the number of exhibits viz: 1 to 3 exhibits 1st and 2nd 4 to 8 exhibits 1st, 2nd and 3rd 9 to 15 exhibits 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th 16 exhibits & over 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Unless otherwise stated the amount of the third prize shall be half of the second prize, and the fourth prize shall be half the third prize in the class, and the fifth prize shall be half of the fourth prize. Any limitation on the number of Cash Prizes to be awarded in a class shall not limit the discretion of the Judge to award as many ribbons or commendations as he may consider warranted. The Judge may award a 2nd or other lower prize instead of a 1st of other higher prize or may withhold a prize altogether if he considers that no exhibit is worthy of the higher or any prize.

24. For Senior and Junior Championship Prizes, all first prize winners of the specified age, sex and breed shall compete. After selecting the Senior Champion, the Judge will be required to select an animal for Reserve, which will take the place of the Champion in the event of the latter being disqualified for any cause. The reserve shall be selected from the remaining first prize animals together with the second prize of the class which furnished the Champion, which must be paraded prior to judging of the Reserve Champion.

For Senior Champion, the first prize winners of all classes 20 months and over, shall compete. For Junior Champion, the first prize winners of all Classes 8 and under 20 months shall compete. For Grand Champion, the Senior and Junior Champions must be paraded.

25. The Judge may not adjudicate in any class in which an animal bred by him is competing but the class shall be Judged by a substitute Judge appointed by the Council Stewards.

26. In any class, where the number of entries paraded is 24 or greater, the class may be split into 2 equal divisions only at the judges discretion and only with the judge selecting 5 from each division to return for the final class judging.

CLEANING OF STALLS

27. It shall be the responsibility of the exhibitor or his representative to ensure that all stalls are cleaned and all waste materials are ready for loading by 7.30am each day. Any exhibitor not complying with this Regulation will be dealt with in such manner as the Council may decide.

BLOCKING OF ACCESSWAYS

28. Exhibitors cannot block passageways and fire hydrant access with stockfeed or equipment and failure to abide by the regulation will incur the removal of the offending feed/equipment.

PARADES OF CHAMPIONS

29. The exhibitor of every champion or reserve champion shall parade such animals in the Parades of Champions on the first Friday and Saturday. The Breed Display Cattle must parade in the Grand Parade and the Friday night breed parade, unless the exhibitor produces to the Council Stewards a veterinary certificate from the Official Cattle Veterinary Surgeon that the animal is not fit to be paraded or unless the Council Stewards decide that other good and sufficient reason exists to excuse any animal from parading. Failure to so parade shall result in the forfeiture of all prize money awarded to the exhibitor who shall be further liable to a fine of $200 per head in respect of each animal not paraded. If the fine is not paid, nominations in the Prime Beef and Stud Beef Cattle sections will not be accepted the following year.

EXHIBITOR ATTIRE

30. All persons leading Stock during judging or the parades are required to be neatly attired. A plain grey or white dust coat or any other Breed Society colour dust coat or jacket approved by the Committee must be worn. Stud Brands embossed on clothing or equipment must not be displayed during judging.

SIGNAGE

31. Each exhibitor may display one sign not exceeding 75cm x 75cm (30 inches by 30 inches) but shall remove any such sign forthwith if directed to do so by the Council Stewards who shall have full power to give such direction without giving any reason therefore. Stud Beef Societies may display a card not exceeding 30cm by 45cm for each exhibit showing class number, catalogue number, tattoo, date of birth, weight, name of exhibit, name of sire, name of dam, name of exhibitor.

WEARING OF PRIZE RIBBONS

32. Where cattle are submitted for sale by Auction, only ribbons that have been awarded in single classes may be worn.

33. Animals must not be paraded before the Judges in group classes wearing ribbons won in single classes.

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COMMISSION ON SALES OF EXHIBITS

34. A commission of 1% on sales of exhibits effected either by auction or privately, either on the ground or elsewhere, during the period of the Exhibition, shall be paid to the Association by the sellers or their agents.

RATIONALISATION OF CLASS NUMBERS

35. If after the closing date of entries the total nominations are in excess of the number of cattle able to be accommodated, the Association reserves the right to reduce the number of animals entered. In such cases, a refund of entry fees paid will be made to exhibitors. In the event that a reduction in numbers is needed, an exhibitor with 5 entries in any one class will be made to reduce numbers in that class by one. If further reductions are required, exhibitors with cattle in the youngest bull and heifer classes will be restricted to one head only in each of those classes.

GROOMING FRAME

36. Some clipping frames will be provided by the Association.

Exhibitor-owned clipping frames can only be set up in designated areas under the direction of the Stud Beef Cattle Superintendent and must be dismantled and removed before noon on the first Friday of the Show. Non-compliance with this requirement may incur a $100 fine and the clipping frame will be removed at the exhibitor's expense.

PUBLICATION OF ANIMAL PARTICULARS

37. The exhibitor irrevocably consents to the RNA publishing or reproducing in any manner whatsoever any particulars or information in relation to their exhibits; the publication or reproduction may be in a printed form or visual image through electronic means and/or on the internet.

SUBSTITUTIONS

38. The RNA has introduced a new rule that allows for substitution of animals. Substitutes are not required to be nominated at time of Entry. A substitute, in lieu of the original Entry, and/or a withdrawn Entry must be advised to the RNA on the Substitution Form, no later than Friday 29 July 2012. Substitution is allowed within a section only. i.e.: junior bull to junior bull or senior cow to senior cow

ORDER OF PARADES

39. (a) Parade of Champions on the first Friday - to be led

by the breed of the Grand Champion Led Steer. (b) Parade of the Champions on the Saturday - to be led by

the Champion of Champions. (c) Grand Parade on the Wednesday - to be led by the small

breeds in alphabetical order followed by the large breeds as positioned in the pavilion.

(d) Breed parade on the last Friday night to be led by the

small breeds interbreed pair followed by the small breeds in alphabetical order followed by the large breeds as positioned in the pavilion.

No person under the age of 10 years is permitted in the main ring during the Grand Parade. All handlers must be capable of controlling any animal in their care.

VETERINARY SERVICES

40. The Association's Council is pleased to advise that for the

forthcoming Royal Queensland Show, arrangements have again been made for veterinary services to be available on a 24 hour basis, commencing on Saturday 4 August 2012 through until Saturday 18 August 2012.

The official veterinary surgeons are permitted to charge their normal consultation fees plus an hourly rate for extended services. In addition, exhibitors will be required to pay the cost of all drugs used. Exhibitors will be responsible for the payment of all monies owing to the veterinary surgeons. Any animal showing signs of illness is to be reported to the RNA Veterinary Surgeon immediately. Removal and or disposal of deceased animals is the exhibitors responsibility and all removal and or disposal costs are at the exhibitors own expense.

PROMOTE YOUR STUD/FITTING SERVICE IN THE

2012 ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW LIVESTOCK CATALOGUE

Advertising Rates – Mono (B&W) Full Page $850.00 Half Page $450.00

Artwork to be supplied at Exhibitors own cost.

Booking Deadline 15 June 2012

Contact: Katelynd Mutzelburg RNA Sponsorship Assistant

Phone – 07 3253 3935 Email: kmutzelburg@royalqueenslandshow.com.au

SHOW BULL FOR SALE

Is your show bull for sale? If so, for $40 plus GST, have it highlighted in the 2012 Livestock catalogue with the sale

name, date and location or for private treaty included.

Contact: Andrew Tudor RNA Competitions Officer

Phone – 07 3253 3921 Email: atudor@royalqueenslandshow.com.au for bookings or enter it online with your entries.

Closing Dates 8 June 2012 via online

or 29 June 2012 with Andrew Tudor

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Class 1000

Class 1001

Class 1002

Class 1003

1004

1005

1006

1007

ANZ AGRIBUSINESS BEEF CATTLEPARADERS' COMPETITION

The competition will be conducted on Wednesday 8 August 2012 at4.30pm on the No. 1 Oval.

CONDITIONSThis competition is for the purpose of educating and encouragingCattle Breeders, Attendants and Assistants to parade exhibits beforea Judge in the most efficient manner. Competitors can lead bulls orheifers in this competition. The animal need not be owned by theparader but must be exhibited in at least one of the general classes.Each Competitor shall be allotted a number which must be worn.The number shall be the only form of identification. Entrants willparade individually and then parade as a Group.

Points will be allocated for:(i) ... Ability of the handler to parade and control the animal.(ii) ... Presentation of the animal.(iii) ... Suitability of attire of Competitors.

ANZ Agribusiness Paraders 14 years of age andunder

First prize $20, Product; Second $15; Third $10$100 Worth of International Animal Health Productssponsored by International Animal Health Products$50 sponsored by ANZ

ANZ Agribusiness Paraders 15 and 16 years of ageFirst prize $20, Product; Second $15; Third $10$100 Worth of International Animal Health Productssponsored by International Animal Health Products$50 sponsored by ANZ

ANZ Agribusiness Paraders 17 and 18 years of ageFirst prize $20, Product; Second $15; Third $10$100 Worth of International Animal Health Productssponsored by International Animal Health Products$50 sponsored by ANZ

ANZ Agribusiness Paraders 19 to 24 years of ageFirst prize $20, Product; Second $15; Third $10$100 Worth of International Animal Health Productssponsored by International Animal Health Products$50 sponsored by ANZ

ANZ AGRIBUSINESS CHAMPION PARADER OF THE SHOW$100, Association Sash, Trophy$100 sponsored by ANZ

QCAS - STATE FINAL STUD BEEF PARADERS

Queensland Shows (QCAS) State Final Stud Beef Cattle Paraderscompetition will follow the completion of the RNA ParadersCompetition on Wednesday 8 August 2012 on No 1 Oval.

All Sub Chamber winners and the RNA Champion Parader areeligible to compete. State winners will be invited to compete at theNational Finals in Christchurch, New Zealand in 2013. Forinformation contact QCAS on (07) 3252 1630.

LEND LEASE HERDSMENS' COMPETITION

LEND LEASE HERDSMENS' COMPETITIONINTERBREEDSPrizes will be awarded to the Exhibitors of the BestTeams.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Lend Lease

LEND LEASE HERDSMENS' COMPETITIONINTERBREEDS - Custom FittersPrizes will be awarded to the Custom Fitters of the bestteams. Those teams in the care of Custom Fitters will notbe eligible for the prizes offered in Class 1004.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Lend Lease

LEND LEASE HERDSMENS' COMPETITIONINTERBREED (SMALL BREEDS)Prizes will be awarded to the Exhibitors of the BestTeams for Small Breeds.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Lend Lease

LEND LEASE HERDSMENS' COMPETITIONINTERBREED (SMALL BREEDS) - Custom FittersPrizes will be awarded to the Custom Fitters of the bestteams. Those teams in the care of Custom Fitters willnot be eligible for the prizes offered in Class 1006.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Lend Lease

TIDIEST ALLEYWAYIf necessary, this prize will be divided between those teamsoccupying the prize winning alleyway.

Classes 1004 and 1005Judging will take place in the Beef Cattle Pavilion commencing onThursday 9 August 2012 to 12.00pm on Sunday 12 August 2012.No Entry Fee is required.

Classes 1006 and 1007Judging will take place in the Beef Cattle Pavilion Tuesday 14 August2012 to Saturday 18 August 2012 at 9.00am.

Points will be awarded for the following items:

Groomed appearance of cattle 10

Condition of bedding and economic use of same 10

Condition of floors below bedding 10

Absence of excreta 5

General tidiness of stalls incl. public thoroughfare 15

Attendance, public relations 10

Total 60

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SPECIAL PRIZES

Droughtmaster Stud Breeders' Society Ltd Exhibitor of the BestDroughtmaster Team$75$75 sponsored by Droughtmaster Stud Breeders' Society Ltd

Santa Gertrudis Breeders' Australia Association Exhibitor of theBest Santa Gertrudis Team$80$80 and The Gilchrist Trophy sponsored by The Gilchrist Family

The Young Judges Stud Beef Cattle will be conducted in the StudBeef Cattle Sale Ring on Sunday 12 August 2012 at 8.30am. Entries will be accepted at the location on the day of competition. Further information is available in the Young Judges Schedule on theRoyal Queensland Show website.

QCAS - STATE FINAL STUD BEEF YOUNGJUDGES

Queensland Shows (QCAS) State Final Stud Beef Young Judges willbe conducted on Sunday 12 August 2012 at 11.00am in the StudBeef Cattle Sale Ring.

All Sub Chamber winners and RNA Competition winner are eligible tocompete. State winners will be invited to compete at National Finalsin Christchurch, New Zealand in 2013. For further informationcontact QCAS on (07) 3252 1630.

The Champion of Champions will be a pair comprising both theGrand Champion Male and Female or the Champion Male andFemale, and will be selected from the winners in each breed. Animalswill be paraded and judged on the main oval on Friday 10 August2012 at 12.30pm following the Parade of Champions by a panelcomprising of all breeds judges. Judges can mark the breed/s theyjudge.

THE WARBY TROPHY FOR CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS -BREED PAIR

In Honour of the Warby Family's continuous service to the RNAsince 1962.

Previous Winners:2011 - Charolais2010 - Charolais2009 - Charolais2008 - Charolais2007 - Charolais2006 - Charolais2005 - Angus2004 - Charolais

Winning Bull and Winning Cow/Heifer will each receive $1,500.

A special trophy from Elders will be awarded to the Breed Society ofthe winning Breed Pair exhibits.

$3000, Association Sash, Shield, Perpetual TrophyPerpetual Trophy sponsored by The RNAElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

THE BASSINGTHWAIGHTE TROPHY FOR CHAMPION OFCHAMPIONS - BULL

In recognition of the Bassingthwaighte Family's support andcontribution to the Royal Queensland Show.

Previous Winners:2011 - Angus and Charolais2010 - Charolais2009 - Limousin2008 - Angus2007 - Charolais2006 - Angus2005 - Angus2004 - Angus

Lowest combined points allocated by all Judges.

$3000, Association Sash, Shield, Perpetual TrophyElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedPerpetual Trophy sponsored by The RNA

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - COW OR HEIFER

Previous Winners:2011 - Charolais2010 - Charolais2009 - Charolais2008 - Red Angus2007 - Charolais2006 - Charolais2005 - Angus2004 - Charolais

Lowest combined points allocated by all Judges.

$3000, Association Sash, ShieldElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

INTERBREED

The Interbreed Champion Male and Female will be selected from thewinners in each breed. The animals will be judged on No 1 Oval onThursday 16 August 2012 following the completion of the breedjudging.

LEND LEASE INTERBREED CHAMPION - BULL

Previous Winners:2011 - Austalian Lowline2010 - Australian Lowline2009 - Dexter2008 - Australian Lowline2007 - Dexter2006 - Australian Lowline2005 - Australian Lowline

$500, Association Sash, ShieldElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$500 sponsored by Lend Lease

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LEND LEASE INTERBREED CHAMPION - COW OR HEIFER

Previous Winners:2011 - Australian Lowline2010 - Australian Lowline2009 - Australian Lowline2008 - Australian Lowline2007 - Australian Lowline2006 - Dexter2005 - Australian Lowline

$500, Association Sash, ShieldElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$500 sponsored by Lend Lease

This competition is open only to exhibitors entering cattle in both theStud Beef Cattle section and the Prime Beef or Led Steer section.

The award is designed to encourage seed stock producers to beconscious of the importance of the trade requirements ofcommercial beef producers, in their endeavour to meet necessarycarcase specifications.

Points earned from Breeders Group classes will also be countedfrom the Stud Beef Section. No other group class points will beincluded.

To be eligible for this award exhibitors must score points in Stud Beefand either in Prime Beef or Led Steer Sections.

The award will be judged on the basis of points awarded as follows:

Stud Beef Section (Stud Cattle)A & B Category Breeds

Champion of Champions 2 points

Grand Champion 3 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

2012 SANTA GERTRUDIS SENIOR BULL AND SENIOR COWCLASSES

Please note that due to extra classes for the Santa Gertrudis 8thWorld Congress, points allocation for the Senior Bull and SeniorCow Classes for the 2012 Show only will be as below.

Senior Bull

First in Class 2 points

Second in Class 1 point

Senior Cow

First in Class 2.5 points

Second in Class 1.5 points

Stud Beef Section (Stud Cattle)C & D Category Breeds

Champion of Champions 2 points

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Stud Beef Section (Small Breeds Stud Cattle)A & B Category Breeds

Interbreed Champion 1 point

Grand Champion 3 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

Stud Beef Section (Small Breeds Stud Cattle)C & D Category Breeds

Interbreed Champion 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Prime Beef or Led Steer Section

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

Third in Class 1 point

Points are cumulative:(i.e. The winner of a class, Championshipand Grand Champion would obtain 3 + 3 + 2 = 8 points).

CATTLE MUST BE ENTERED UNDER THE EXACT SAMEEXHIBITOR NAME IN BOTH SECTIONS.

BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH HIGH POINT ACHIEVER AWARDSTUD AND HOOF & HOOKFirst prize $2500; Second $1000; Third $500$4000 sponsored by Bayer Animal Health

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Class 1

Class 2

Class 3

Class 4

Class 5

Class 6

Class 7

Class 8

Class 9

Class 10

Class 11

Class 12

Class 13

Class 14

Class 15

Class 16

Class 17

Class 18

Class 19

Class 20

Category BTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012 at 1.30pm, No 1 Oval.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORPoints will be awarded on the following basis:

First 5 points

Second 4 points

Third 3 points

Fourth 2 points

Fifth 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

Perpetual TrophyPerpetual Trophy sponsored by D.W. Mort

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedTrophy sponsored by Lowline Plus Promotions Group

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedTrophy sponsored by Lowline Plus Promotions Group

GROUP

Pair of Females - Any AgeOwned by the exhibitor and must be entered in thegeneral classes.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Group of Three Bulls - Any AgeOwned by the exhibitor and must be entered in thegeneral classes.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon$22 sponsored by Lowline Plus Promotions Group

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes; they need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the Application to Enter form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

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Class 21

Class 22

Class 23

Class 24

Class 25

Class 26

Class 27

Class 28

Class 29

Class 30

Class 31

Class 32

Class 33

Class 34

Class 35

Class 36

Class 37

Class 38

Class 39

Class 40

Class 41

Class 42

Class 43

Category BTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012 at 1.30pm, No 1 Oval.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SUPREME EXHIBITTrophy, SashSash sponsored by Dexter Cattle Australia Inc.Trophy sponsored by Dexter Cattle Co-ordinating Committee of Qld

GROUP

Pair of Females - Any AgeFirst prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes; they need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the Application to Enter form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Hefier - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 44

Class 45

Class 46

Class 47

Class 48

Class 49

Class 50

Class 51

Class 52

Class 53

Class 54

Class 55

Class 56

Class 57

Class 58

Class 59

Class 60

Class 61

Class 62

Class 63

Class 64

CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012 at 2.00pm, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012 at 3.00pm, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category ATo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 6.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Medallion, CertificateMedallion sponsored by Angus Australia

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 65

Class 66

Class 67

Class 68

Class 69

Class 70

Class 71

Class 72

Class 73

Class 74

Class 75

Class 76

Class 77

Class 78

Class 79

Class 80

Class 81

Class 82

Class 83

Class 84

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Medallion, CertificateMedallion sponsored by Angus Australia

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Medallion, CertificateMedallion sponsored by Angus Australia

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Medallion, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedMedallion and Sash sponsored by Angus Australia

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Medallion, CertificateMedallion sponsored by Angus Australia

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Medallion, Voucher, Perpetual Trophy,CertificateEaton Webster 'Sarum' Memorial Perpetual Trophy sponsored by MrRoss Webster & Mr Greg Webster (Sarum Angus Cattle Co)$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdMedallion and Sash sponsored by Angus AustraliaElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes; they need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the Application to Enter form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category CTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 5B.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 85

Class 86

Class 87

Class 88

Class 89

Class 90

Class 91

Class 92

Class 93

Class 94

Class 95

Class 96

Class 97

Class 98

Class 99

Class 100

Class 101

Class 102

Class 103

Class 104

Class 105

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classses; they need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the Application to Enter form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 3.00pm, Ring 2.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

Category BTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 2.30pm, Ring 4.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by West Moreton Braford Promotional Group

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by CRT Farmcraft Rural Kalbar

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 106

Class 107

Class 108

Class 109

Class 110

Class 111

Class 112

Class 113

Class 114

Class 115

Class 116

Class 117

Class 118

Class 119

Class 120

Class 121

Class 122

Class 123

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Anne Sonnet of Daneview Brafords

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedTrophy sponsored by Elders Insurance Beaudesert

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by AgSolutions Australia Gympie

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Australian Braford Society$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonTrophy sponsored by South Queensland BrafordPromotional Group

Category ATo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 2.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $59; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

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Class 124

Class 125

Class 126

Class 127

Class 128

Class 129

Class 130

Class 131

Class 132

Class 133

Class 134

Class 135

Class 136

Class 137

Class 138

Class 139

Class 140

Class 141

Class 142

Class 143

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $59; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, CertificatePhyllis Innes Memorial Trophy sponsored by Mr & Mrs R.H.T. Innes& Family$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $85; Second $57; Third $29$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Perpetual Trophy,CertificateThe ABBA Trophies sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Pair of Females - Any AgeOwned by the exhibitor and must be entered in thegeneral classes.First prize $78; Second $56; Third $28$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $78, Trophy; Second $56; Third $28$120 and the W R Bauer Memorial Trophy sponsored byAustralian Brahman Breeders Association Ltd

Pair of Bulls - Any AgeBred and owned by the exhibitor and must be entered inthe general classes.First prize $78; Second $56; Third $28$120 sponsored by Australian Brahman BreedersAssociation Ltd

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes; they need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the Application to Enter Form.First prize $78, Trophy; Second $56; Third $29$120 and the A M Sullivan Memorial Trophy sponsoredby Australian Brahman Breeders Association Ltd

Category BTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 2.30pm, Ring 3.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months to under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 144

Class 145

Class 146

Class 147

Class 148

Class 149

Class 150

Class 151

Class 152

Class 153

Class 154

Class 155

Class 156

Class 157

Class 158

Class 159

Class 160

Class 161

Class 162

Class 163

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Shield, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Shield, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category CTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 2.30pm, Ring 7.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 164

Class 165

Class 166

Class 167

Class 168

Class 169

Class 170

Class 171

Class 172

Class 173

Class 174

Class 175

Class 176

Class 177

Class 178

Class 179

Class 180

Class 181

Class 182

Class 183

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category ATo be judged Thursdsay 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 1.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Ascot Charolais

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by River Run Charolais

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Moongool Charolais

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Kandanga Valley Charolais Stud

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Myall Charolais Stud

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Lilydale Charolais

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Perpetual Trophy, CertificatePerpetual Trophy sponsored by Branchview Charolais StudElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Riverglen Pastoral Co

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Baroola Charolais Stud

THE DAVE PRICE MEMORIAL GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Perpetual Trophy, CertificateThe Dave Price Memorial Trophy sponsored by Charolais Society ofAustralia Queensland RegionElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

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Class 184

Class 185

Class 186

Class 187

Class 188

Class 189

Class 190

Class 191

Class 192

Class 193

Class 194

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonThe Mandalong Trophy sponsored by Mandalong Stud

Category CTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 6.

R A HOWELL BEQUESTThe Late Richard Arnold Howell of Devon Court, Killarney, by his willleft a portion of his Estate to the RNA on the terms out of the incomethere from should be awarded prizes for Stud Devon Cattle.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER$400, Association Sash, Certificate$400 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER$200, Association Sash, Certificate$200 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL$400, Association Sash, Certificate$400 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL$200, Association Sash, Certificate$200 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$400, Association Sash, Certificate$400 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$200, Association Sash, Certificate$200 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$400, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$400 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

SENIOR CHAMPION BULL$400, Association Sash, Certificate$400 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL$200, Association Sash, Certificate$200 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust

GRAND CHAMPION BULL$400, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$400 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold Howell Trust$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $200; Second $140; Third $100$440 sponsored by The Late Richard Arnold HowellTrust

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Class 195

Class 196

Class 197

Class 198

Class 199

Class 200

Class 201

Class 202

Class 203

Class 204

Class 205

Class 206

Class 207

Class 208

Class 209

Class 210

Class 211

Class 212

Class 213

Class 214

Category ATo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 3.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 months First prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Western Red Stud

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Suncorp Agribusiness

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Vale View Stud

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Commonwealth Bank Agribusiness

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Truvalle Stud

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Commonwealth Bank Agribusiness

DROUGHTMASTER BREEDERS' SOCIETY GRAND CHAMPIONCOW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, CertificateTelemon Stud Trophy sponsored by Telemon Stud$50 sponsored by Droughtmaster Stud Breeders's Society LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Norma Kammholz Memorial Trophy sponsored by Jasanda Stud

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Suncorp Agribusiness

DROUGHTMASTER BREEDERS' SOCIETY GRAND CHAMPIONBULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, CertificateW.H King Memorial Trophy sponsored by the descendants of theKing FamilyElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 sponsored by Droughtmaster Breeders' Society$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonThe Professor John & Hazel Francis Memorial Trophysponsored by Droughtmaster Stud Breeders' Society

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 215

Class 216

Class 217

Class 218

Class 219

Class 220

Class 221

Class 222

Class 223

Class 224

Class 225

Class 226

Class 227

Class 228

Class 229

Class 230

Class 231

Class 232

Class 233

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 months.First prize $35; Second $17

CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Shield, Voucher

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category CTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 1.30pm, Ring 2.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORTrophyTrophy sponsored by Australian Gelbvieh Association Qld Branch

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category BTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 9.00am, Ring 1A.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Voucher, CertificateVoucher sponsored by Herefords Queensland Association Inc

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 234

Class 235

Class 236

Class 237

Class 238

Class 239

Class 240

Class 241

Class 242

Class 243

Class 244

Class 245

Class 246

Class 247

Class 248

Class 249

Class 250

Class 251

Class 252

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateE Roy Reldnolds Memorial Trophy sponsored by Herefords AustraliaLtd

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateNorman Hays Memorial Trophy sponsored by Herefords AustraliaLtd

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Perpetual Trophy,CertificateJ.L & R.S Wilson Memorial Trophy sponsored by Herefords AustraliaLtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdPerpetual Trophy sponsored by The Hereford Herd Book Society ofGreat Britain

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the Application to Enter Form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 16 August 2012, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Shield, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Shield, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 253

Class 254

Class 255

Class 256

Class 257

Class 258

Class 259

Class 260

Class 261

Class 262

Class 263

Class 264

Class 265

Class 266

Class 267

Class 268

Class 269

Class 270

Class 271

Class 272

Class 273

Class 274

Class 275

Class 276

Category ATo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 4.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in general classes.First prize $28; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. They need not be specified on theentry form for this class. This class will only proceed ifthere is more than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third $8

Category DTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 10.30am, Ring 7.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateShield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 277

Class 278

Class 279

Class 280

Class 281

Class 282

Class 283

Class 284

Class 285

Class 286

Class 287

Class 288

Class 289

Class 290

Class 291

Class 292

Class 293

Class 294

Class 295

Class 296

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, VoucherShield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category BTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 7.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Llangothlin Murray Greys

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Rose-Ja, Red Gum & Misty Gum MurrayGreys

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Shell-Dee Murray Greys

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Medallion, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdTrophy sponsored by Baroona Park Murray GreysElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedMedallion sponsored by Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Medallion, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdTrophy sponsored by Pacan Murray GreysElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedMedallion sponsored by Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned bythe exhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonTrophy sponsored by Kingsgrove Murray Grey Stud

Category CTo be judged Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 4.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

34

Class 297

Class 298

Class 299

Class 300

Class 301

Class 302

Class 303

Class 304

Class 305

Class 306

Class 307

Class 308

Class 309

Class 310

Class 311

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012, No 1 Oval.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category ATo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 1B.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORThe Ivan Doljanin Memorial Trophy presented annually by theDoljanin Family, Inglewood, from the Australian Poll Hereford SocietyLtd will be awarded to the Most Successful Exhibitor in the PollHereford Section. Group classes are not included. Points will beawarded on the following basis:

First 5 points

Second 4 points

Third 3 points

Fourth 2 points

Fifth 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

Certificate

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

35

Class 312

Class 313

Class 314

Class 315

Class 316

Class 317

Class 318

Class 319

Class 320

Class 321

Class 322

Class 323

Class 324

Class 325

Class 326

Class 327

Class 328

Class 329

Class 330

Class 331

Class 332

Class 333

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Voucher, CertificateVoucher sponsored by Herefords Queensland Association Inc

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateS.A Plant Memorial Trophy sponsored by Herefords Australia Ltd

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 months.First prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Queensland Poll Hers

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdJames Hilton Doyle Memorial Trophy sponsored by HerefordsAustralia LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Owned by theexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the general class.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam, but not necessarily ownedby the exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified in the entryfor this class but the name of the sire or dam must bestated on the "Application to Enter" form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category CTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 5A.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC JUNIORCHAMPION HEIFER$70, Association Sash, Certificate$70 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC RESERVE JUNIORCHAMPION HEIFER$30, Association Sash, Certificate$30 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC JUNIORCHAMPION BULL$70, Association Sash, Certificate$70 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

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Class 334

Class 335

Class 336

Class 337

Class 338

Class 339

Class 340

Class 341

Class 342

Class 343

Class 344

Class 345

Class 346

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC RESERVE JUNIORCHAMPION BULL$30, Association Sash, Certificate$30 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC SENIORCHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$70, Association Sash, Certificate$70 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC RESERVE SENIORCHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$30, Association Sash, Certificate$30 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC GRANDCHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$100, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$100 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia IncElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC SENIORCHAMPION BULL$70, Association Sash, Certificate$70 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC RESERVE SENIORCHAMPION BULL$30, Association Sash, Certificate$30 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC GRANDCHAMPION BULL$100, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$100 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia IncElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Red Angus Society of Australia Inc Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes, to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $70; Second $30; Third Ribbon$100 sponsored by Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

Category CTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 2.30pm, Ring 6.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER$25, Association Sash, Certificate$25 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL$25, Association Sash, Certificate$25 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$25, Association Sash, Certificate$25 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 347

Class 348

Class 349

Class 350

Class 351

Class 352

Class 353

Class 354

Class 355

Class 356

Class 357

Class 358

Class 359

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)SENIOR CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

AUST. RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS' INC (QLD REGION)RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL$25, Association Sash, Certificate$25 sponsored by Aust. Red Poll Cattle Breeders' Inc (Qld Region)

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 10.30am, Ring 4.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

ROMAGNOLA BREEDERS SOCIETY LTD CHAMPION COW ORHEIFER$100, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$100 sponsored by Romagnola Breeders Society LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

ROMAGNOLA BREEDERS SOCIETY LTD RESERVE CHAMPIONCOW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Romagnola Breeders Society Ltd

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

ROMAGNOLA BREEDERS SOCIETY LTD CHAMPION BULL$100, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$100 sponsored by Romagnola Breeders Society LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

ROMAGNOLA BREEDERS SOCIETY LTD RESERVE CHAMPIONBULL$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Romagnola Breeders Society Ltd

Category DTo be judged Friday 10 August 2012 at 10.45am, Ring 6.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR$70 contributed by the Australian Sahiwal Society will be awarded tothe Most Successful Exhibitor in the Sahiwal Section. Group classesare not included. Points will be awarded on the following basis:

First 5 points

Second 4 points

Third 3 points

Fourth 2 points

Fifth 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

Certificate

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

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Class 360

Class 361

Class 362

Class 363

Class 364

Class 365

Class 366

Class 367

Class 368

Class 369

Class 370

Class 371

Class 372

Class 373

Class 374

Class 375

Class 376

Class 377

Class 378

Class 379

Class 380

Category ATo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 5.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORThe John Gilchrist AMP Insurance Trophy contributed by theGilchrist Family will be awarded to the Most Successful Exhibitor inthe Santa Gertrudis Section. Group classes are not included. Pointswill be awarded on the following basis:

First 5 points

Second 4 points

Third 3 points

Fourth 2 points

Fifth 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Gilchrist Family

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Diamond H Trophy sponsored by Roger, Cheryl, Shane & HelenHatton

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Chesford Park Trophy sponsored by Anne Chester and RussellDurnford

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Greenup Eidsvold Station Trophy sponsored by Rick and AliceGreenup

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Graeme Ferguson Memorial Trophy sponsored by HeartlandPromotional Group

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 22 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 27 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 27 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe David and Mary Bassingthwaighte Memorial Trophy sponsoredby The Bassingthwaighte Family

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Dangarfield Cattle Company Trophy sponsored by RobertAdams and Family

VIRBAC 8th WORLD CONGRESS GRAND CHAMPION COW ORHEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate, BronzeStatue$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedThe Big S Group Trophy sponsored by The Big S Promotional GroupBronze Statue sponsored by Santa Gertrudis Breeders' AustraliaAssociation

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 21 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 21 months and under 22 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 22 months and under 23 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 23 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 27 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 27 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 381

Class 382

Class 383

Class 384

Class 385

Class 386

Class 387

Class 388

Class 389

Class 390

Class 391

Class 392

Class 393

Class 394

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Raoul and Ida Joyce Memorial Trophy sponsored by The JoyceFamily, Gyranda Pastoral Company

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateThe Glenn Oaks Trophy sponsored by Scott and Wendy Ferguson

VIRBAC 8th WORLD CONGRESS GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate, BronzeStatue$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedThe Sir James and Lady Walker Memorial Trophy sponsored byCumberland Cattle CompanyBronze Statue sponsored by Santa Gertrudis Breeders' AustraliaAssociation

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in the generalclasses.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonThe Talgai Santas Trophy sponsored by Max & RosBaldwin

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam but not necessarily owned bythe exhibitor. All animals must be entered in the generalclasses. They need not be named on the Entry Form butthe name of the Sire or Dam must be stated on theApplication to Enter Form.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonTrophy sponsored by The Wightman Family

Category CTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 7.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

W&D THORLEY GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$100, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$100 sponsored by Mr Wayne Thorley$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

W&D THORLEY GRAND CHAMPION BULL$200, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$200 sponsored by Mr Wayne Thorley$250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

GROUP

Mr Ian Manly Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes, to be represented, bred andowned by the exhibitor. All animals must be entered inthe general classes. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $100; Second $16; Third Ribbon$100 sponsored by Mr Ian Manly

Category BTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 3.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 395

Class 396

Class 397

Class 398

Class 399

Class 400

Class 401

Class 402

Class 403

Class 404

Class 405

Class 406

Class 407

Class 408

Class 409

Class 410

Class 411

Class 412

Class 413

Class 414

Class 415

Class 416

Class 417

Class 418

Class 419

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedTrophy sponsored by Qld Branch of Shorthorn Beef

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedTrophy sponsored by Qld Branch of Shorthorn Beef

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in general classes.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Progeny Stakes GroupThree animals both sexes to be represented, all theprogeny of one sire or dam but not necessarily owned bythe exhibitor. All animals must be entered in the generalclasses. They need not be specified in entry for this classbut the name of the sire or dam must be stated on theApplication to Enter form.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category BTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 8.30am, Ring 2.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 8 months and under 12 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 12 months and under 14 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 14 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 18 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 18 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 420

Class 421

Class 422

Class 423

Class 424

Class 425

Class 426

Class 427

Class 428

Class 429

Class 430

Class 431

Class 432

Class 433

Class 434

Class 435

Class 436

Class 437

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 24 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 24 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Pair of Bulls8 months and under 24 months. Bred and owned byexhibitor. Exhibits must be entered in general classes.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28; Second $16; Third Ribbon

Category DTo be judged on Friday 10 August 2012 at 11.15am, Ring 7.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category DTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 1.15pm, Ring 4.

COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 20 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Certificate

BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

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Class 438

Class 439

Class 440

Class 441

Class 442

Class 443

Class 444

Class 445

Class 446

Class 447

Class 448

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 20 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

VIRBAC CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Shield, Voucher, CertificateElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd

RESERVE CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Certificate

Category CTo be judged on Thursday 9 August 2012 at 12.30am, Ring 7.

JUNIOR HEIFER

Heifer - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Heifer - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Sunset Park Square Meaters

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Vesco Square Meaters Stud

JUNIOR BULL

Bull - 12 months and under 16 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 16 months and under 20 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Billabong Park Square Meaters

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Warrill Creek Square Meaters

SENIOR COW OR HEIFER

Heifer - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Cow or Heifer - 30 months and under 48 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Rosellinos Square Meaters

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFERAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Benalaur Suare Meaters

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedTrophy sponsored by Elendee Square Meaters

SENIOR BULL

Bull - 20 months and under 30 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

Bull - 30 months and under 42 monthsFirst prize $35; Second $17; Third Ribbon

SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Hain Rural Square Meaters Stud

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULLAssociation Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Sky-Aura-Ten Square Meaters Stud

VIRBAC GRAND CHAMPION BULL$50, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Voucher, Certificate$50 and $250 Voucher sponsored by Virbac (Australia) Pty LtdTrophy sponsored by Walla Square Meaters StudElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders Limited

GROUP

Breeder's GroupThree animals, both sexes to be represented, bred andowned by exhibitor. All animals must be entered in thegeneral classes. They need not be specified on the entryform for this class. This class will only proceed if there ismore than one entry.First prize $28, Trophy; Second $16; Third RibbonTrophy sponsored by Sky-Aura-Ten Square MeatersStud

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LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED PRIZES AND PRIZE MONEY SUBJECT TO CHANGE

NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE TO ANIMALS WITHDRAWN AFTER CLOSE OF ENTRIES

ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW

9 – 18 AUGUST 2012

LED STEER Since 1979

WOOLWORTHS PREMIER CARCASE COMPETITION

LANDMARK JACKPOT COMPETITION

LANDMARK JUNIOR LED HEIFER, STEER and CARCASE COMPETITIONS

SCHOOLS JUDGING & PARADERS COMPETITION

Councillors in Charge Mr P S Harpham

Mr A D Bassingthwaighte, Mr A G Adnam, Mr G Noller

Honorary Council Steward K Crotty, C Davis

APPLICATIONS TO ENTER CLOSE Friday 8 June 2012 at 4.30pm

ENTRY FEES Open Led Steer Class 100 and Junior Led

Steer Classes 16-18 RNA Members - $60.00 per entry

Non Members - $85.00 per entry Jackpot Competition $65.00

Junior Led Heifer Classes 13 & 14 $35.00 per entry

Carcase Classes 15 & 19 No Entry Fee

NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER CLASS No restriction on the number of entries per class or number of classes that can be entered

ARRIVAL OF ANIMALS From 8.00am, Saturday 4 August 2012 to Monday 6 August 2012 at 7.00am

WEIGHING OF ANIMALS Monday 6 August 2012 from 7:30am

JUDGING Schools Paraders Competition Monday 6 August 2012, 2.30pm No. 1 Oval

Junior Led Heifer Tuesday 7 August 2012, 8.30am No.1 Oval Junior Led Steer Tuesday 7 August 2012, 9.30am No. 1 Oval School Judging Competition Tuesday 7 August 2012, 10.30am No. 1 Oval

Open Led Steer Wednesday 8 August 2012, 8.00am, No. 1 Oval

LED STEER AUCTION Wednesday 8 August 2012 following judging on No. 1 Oval

DEPARTURE OF ANIMALS Junior Steer and Heifer non-prize winners Wednesday 8 August 2012 Open Steer non-prize winners Wednesday 8 August 2012 immediately following

judging of class Prize winners Wednesday 8 August 2012 following Auction

LED STEER CARCASE AWARDS PRESENTATION Saturday 11 August 2012 at 10.00am, Stockmans Bar and Grill

FOR ONLINE ENTRIES GO TO www.royalqueenslandshow.com.au

FOR RNA MEMBERSHIP GO TO www.rna.org.au

SPONSORED BY

The RNA wishes to thank the following sponsors who have contributed towards prize money, prizes or conduct of the LED STEER Section.

Angus Australia Australian Agricultural College Corporation (AACC)

Australian Brahman Breeders Association Ltd Australian Lowline Cattle Association Inc

Australian Meat Industry Council Australian Simmental Breeders Association

Bayer Animal Health Bazadaise Breeders of Australia Inc

Charolais Society of Australia Qld Region Droughtmaster Stud Breeders` Society Ltd

Landmark Limousin Australia

Livestock Exchange Family of the late Ken McDonald

Meat & Livestock Australia Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Ltd

Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

Santa Gertrudis Breeders’ Australia Association Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE

Square Meaters Cattle Association of Australia Ltd St Johns College Dubbo

Woolworths Zee Tags

IMPORTANT NOTICE ATTENTION ALL EXHIBITORS PLESE NOTE CHANGES TO:

• Meat Standards Australia (MSA) Registration Regulation 26 – page 49 • Accommodation Changes – page 48

PROMOTE YOUR STUD/BUSINESS/SCHOOL

IN THE 2012 ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW LIVESTOCK CATALOGUE

Advertising Rates – Mono (B&W) Full Page $850.00 Half Page $450.00

Artwork to be supplied at Exhibitors own cost.

Booking Deadline 15 June 2012

Contact: Katelynd Mutzelburg RNA Sponsorship Assistant

Phone – 07 3253 3935 Email: kmutzelburg@royalqueenslandshow.com.au

1 Have any of the cattle in this consignment ever in their lives been treated with a hormonal growth promotant (HGP)? (Use a second document for mixed consignments.)

Yes No

2 Have the cattle in this consignment ever in their lives been fed feed containing animal fats?

Yes No (See Explanatory Notes)

3 Has the owner stated above owned these cattle since their birth? Yes No If No, how long ago were the cattle obtained or purchased?

(If purchased at different times, tick the box corresponding to the time of the most recent purchase.)

A. Less than 2 months B. 2–6 months C. 6–12 months D. more than 12 months

4 In the past 60 days, have any of these cattle been fed by-product stockfeeds? If Yes, attach a list of the by-product stockfeeds, date when last fed

Yes No and a copy of an analyst’s report if available.

5 In the past 6 months have any of these animals been on a property listed on the ERP database or placed under any restrictions because of chemical residues?

Yes No If Yes, give details:

Part C Agents declaration for cattle sold at auction. (Completion of Part C is optional.)

Agents completing Part C should retain the original or a scanned copy of the original declaration for a minimum of two (2) years, or three (3) years in WA and supply a copy or summary to any buyer on request.

Vendor code / No.'s Agent’s code

Stock agent company

Buyer’s name Destination PIC

No. of cattle purchased Saleyard arrival time (am/pm) :

Agent’s signature Date

DAY MONTH YEAR

Declaration

NATIONAL VENDOR DECLARATION (CATTLE)AND WAYBILL

Movement commenced: : (am/pm) DAY MONTH YEAR

Vehicle registration number(s)*:

I am the person in charge of the cattle during the FULL NAME

movement and declare all the information in Part B is true and correct.

Signature Date Tel no.*When more than one truck is carrying the cattle, other vehicle registration numbers are to be recorded.

Part B To be completed by the person in charge of the cattle while they are being moved. Completion of this part is optional in SA, TAS and VIC.

This form cannot be used where eligibility for the EU market is required.

Part A To be completed by the owner or person who is responsible for the husbandry of the cattle.

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IFULL NAME FULL ADDRESS

ADDRESS CONT.

declare that, I am the owner or the person responsible for the husbandry of the cattle and that all the information in part A of this document is true and correct. I also declare that I have read and understood all the questions that I have answered, that I have read and understood the explanatory notes, and that, while under my control, the cattle were not fed restricted animal material (including meat and bone meal) in breach of State or Territory legislation.

Signature* Date* *Only the person whose name appears above may sign this declaration, or make amendments which must be initialled.

Tel no. Fax no.

6 Are any of the cattle in this consignment still within a Withholding Period (WHP) or Export Slaughter Interval (ESI) following treatment with any veterinary drug or chemical?Yes No If Yes, give details: (Record additional details in question 9)

/ /20 CHEMICAL PRODUCT TREATMENT DATE WHP ESI (IF SET)

7 In the past 60 days, have any of the cattle in this consignment consumed any material that was still within a withholding period when harvested, collected or first grazed?Yes No If Yes, give details:

CHEMICAL PRODUCT DATE APPLIED GRAZING WHP DATE FIRST FED/GRAZED DATE FEEDING/GRAZING CEASED

8 In the past 42 days, were any of these cattle:a) grazed in an endosulfan spray risk area; or (See Explanatory Notes for definition ofb) fed fodders cut from an endosulfan spray drift risk area? endosulfan spray drift risk area.)

Yes No If Yes Date sprayed: 20

9 Additional information: see requirements in Explanatory Notes for completing this document.

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DAY MONTH YEAR

Owner of cattle (FULL TRADING NAME)

Property/place where the journey commenced (ADDRESS)

(ADDRESS CONTINUED) (TOWN/SUBURB) (STATE)

Property Identification Code (PIC) of this propertyThis MUST be the PIC of the property that the stock is being moved from

Description of cattle Number Description (BREED, SEX, E.G. HEREFORD CROSS STEERS) Brands or Earmarks (IF PRESENT OR REQUIRED)

Consigned to

(ADDRESS) (TOWN/SUBURB) (STATE)

Destination (if different) of cattle (FULL ADDRESS)

NLIS devices used on these cattle Number of ear tags Number of rumen devices

Details of other statutory documents relating to this movement e.g. animal health certificate

DOCUMENT TYPE NUMBER OFFICE OF ISSUE EXPIRY DATE

Total

(NAME OF PERSON OR BUSINESS)

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Copyright Meat & Livestock Australia Limited 2006, The Livestock Production Assurance Logo and the Meat & Livestock Australia Logo are registered trade marks of Meat & Livestock Australia Limited. * The LPA NVD is for cattle, sheep and lambs, EU cattle, goats, and Bobby Calves. Travel documents (such as waybills and travelling stock statements) are required by State Governments in Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. They are optional in South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. The LPA/NVD is not recognised as a legal document for stock movements in the Northern Territory.

PMA PROOF

The RNA would like to thank Nolan Meats for their cooperation inslaughtering cattle for the Led Steer Section.

Judging of the Open Led Steer competitions will take place in themain arena on Wednesday 8 August 2012. Class 1 will commenceat 8.00am, Class 7 will not commence before 9.30am followed byClasses 8 and 9.

THE LED STEER AUCTION WILL COMMENCE AFTER THECOMPLETION OF JUDGING. Refer Regulation 3.

BEDDING

Bedding will be provided by the Association. Extra bedding isavailable from the Official Produce Merchant operating on the RNAShowgrounds at exhibitors' expense.

ACCOMMODATION All exhibitors please note that there is only limitedaccommodation on grounds. All exhibitors are recommendedto seek offsite accommodation. Those wishing to apply foron ground accommodation should do so on the followingbasis:

PLEASE BE AWARE THE RNA DOES NOT GUARANTEEACCOMMODATION IS AVAILABLE FOR ALL OR ANYEXHIBITORS. ALL ACCOMMODATION REQUESTS WILL BECONSIDERED AND THOSE SUCCESSFUL WILL BENOTIFIED APPROXIMATELY 4-6 WEEKS PRIOR TO SHOWCOMMENCEMENT. Accommodation on grounds for exhibitors will only be available fromFriday 3 August 2012 as all livestock pavilions will be locked. ACCOMMODATION FEE

A fee of $10.00 per bed per night will be charged for all Stud BeefExhibitors using RNA Accommodation facilities. This fee is to bepre-paid and pre-booked. Schools will be charged $5.00 per bed pernight. Note: Key deposit of $20 / key refundable on return

Application must be on the appropriateaccommodation/stalling request form

a.

Accommodation will be considered on the basis of 2 bedsper 1 animal entered

b.

Cost – bed and mattress $10 per person per night and $5per person for Schools

c.

For spaces (without bed or mattress) $5 per person per nightd.

All accommodation must be prepaid by the date on theaccommodation request form

e.

No refunds are due on any accommodation booked and notused.

f.

Classes are for steers suitable for the butcher, supermarketand export trades and showing no permanent incisors.

1.

Any steers found showing incisors cannot be shown, andcannot be transferred to the Prime Beef Competition, butcan be sold in the Prime Beef Cattle Sale. No restriction onfeeding except where indicated. Cattle entered must havebeen reared on their own mothers; cattle reared on fostermothers are NOT ELIGIBLE for competition in any class.

All cattle entered in the Led Steer and Carcase competitionmust be presented at the scales with nose rings or nosegrips and be ready for weighing, commencing with theJunior classes at 7:30am followed by the openclasses, and be weighed in their respective pens by2.00pm Monday 6 August 2012.

2.

National Vendeor Declaration Forms (NVD's) to besubmitted to the Prime Beef Superintendents Officebetweem 3.00pm and 4.00pm Sunday 5 August 2012.

3.

Individual National Vendor Declaration Forms (NVD's) arerequired for each different exhibitor. Different/separate NVD'sare required for Stud Beef and Led Steer even if the sameexhibitor.

Separate NVD's are also required if the same exhibitor isusing different Agents. All NVD's must have an agentnominated on the form for sale requirements.

Open judging will take place in the Main Arena at 8.00am onWednesday 8 August 2012. Junior steer and heifer classeswill be judged at 8.30am Tuesday 7 August 2012 in the MainArena.

4.

All ribbon winners will be auctioned at an unreserved saleafter the completion of judging. The remainder in Classes 1to 9, Classes 13 and 14, and Classes 16 to 18 will be sold toNolan Meats, Gympie. The RNA will negotiate a private salegrid price with this company prior to show for animals noteligible for auctions. This grid will include normal commercialgrid penalties.

5.

When lodging entries, the breed or cross of exhibit.Owners/exhibitors must have contacted agents, prior toentries closing, to confirm agents agreement to receiveexhibits and act on owners/exhibitors behalf. The Committeereserves the right after the close of entries to restrictnominations if found necessary to do so.

6.

All entries presented for judging in the Hoof competition areautomatically entered into the Hook competition and mustcompete.

7.

Classes 1 to 9, 13, 14 and 16 to 18 will be transported bythe RNA to Gympie Abattoirs.

8.

On the Hook Judging will be carried out by qualifiedAus-Meat Chiller Assessors. A maximum of 100 points foreach carcase comprising each entry shall be allotted by theJudges on the scales as detailed later in this Schedule.

9.

Due to meat safety requirements and the health threat with QFever, there will be no viewing of carcases at the abattoir.

10.

The Led Steer Carcase Awards will take place onSaturday 11 August 2012, at 10.00am at the Stockmans Barand Grill.

11.

Every endeavour will be made to display one side of each ofthe Champion and Reserve Champion carcases from eachDivision (On Hoof and Carcase sections) and will betransported to the RNA Meat Hall for display fromMonday 13 August until Saturday 18 August 2012.

12.

Delivery of the carcases displayed in the RNA Meat Hall willbe made on Monday 20 August 2012. Carcases not

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required for display may be collected on Monday 13 August2012. The purchaser of carcases on display isresponsible for the cost of delivery from the Meat Hall.

Signs acknowledging the purchaser of carcases on displaymust not exceed 300 x 400mm.

14.

Nolan Meats will retain hides and offal in exchange for theservice kill.

15.

All animals must be quiet when paraded in the ring forjudging. Unruly animals may be disqualified by the Stewardsat their discretion.

16.

All animals must be paraded by the nominated owner or theirgrooms.

17.

Except as otherwise provided either expressly or byimplications in these regulations or in the definition of a classin which it is entered, an animal entered for the exhibition orcompetition shall be presented in the judging ring in itsnatural conformation and with normal show preparation. Anoperation materially altering the structure or the naturalconformation of any part of the animal's body (includinghead, legs and tail) whether by introduction of iron, liquids orother substance subcutaneously into any part of the bodyand any surgical or chemical operation correcting, deleting orminimising defects or changing by exaggeration or otherwisenatural conformation of the animal and any operationintended to do so is hereby prohibited. Any exhibitor of ananimal offending this Regulation shall be deemed guilty ofunethical conduct.

18.

ALL CATTLE ENTERED IN THIS DIVISION MUST BEDEHORNED.To avoid bruising, only dehorned cattle (polled or dehornednot showing any regrowth in excess of 3cm) are eligible tocompete in this division. Fresh horn or castration woundsnot allowed.

19.

Transfer of entries from the Junior Led Steer classes to theOpen Classes is allowable for weight reasons only.

20.

Transfer of entries from Open Classes to Junior Led SteerClasses is not permitted.

21.

The Grand Champions for both the Hoof and Hook Sectionswill be selected from the Champions of each division and theJunior Champions. The Reserve Champion in each divisionwill be selected after the Championship awards are madefrom the remaining first prize winners together with thesecond prize winners of the classes which provided theChampions.1 to 5 exhibits 1st to 3rd6 to 10 exhibits 1st to 4th11 to 15 exhibits 1st to 6th16 to 25 exhibits 1st to 7th26 and over exhibits 1st to 8th

22.

Carcases will be trimmed to Aus-Meat standard.23.

The exhibitor irrevocably consents to the RNA publishing orreproducing, in any manner whatsoever, any particulars orinformation in relation to their exhibits; the publication orreproduction may be in a printed form or visual imagethrough electronic means and/or on the internet.

24.

Hoof Point Scoring will be First - 46 to 50 points.Placegetters 1/2 point difference down to a minimum of 40points. Unplaced entries will have a gap of 1 point fromplacegetters or be allocated 38 points. First place winnerspoints may be adjusted as the judging progresses.

25.

MEAT STANDARDS AUTRALIA (MSA)26.

It is highly recommended that all Led Steer Exhibitors

(including Open, Junior Steers and Junior Heifer) becomeMSA registered to optimise the highest possible sale value oftheir steers/heifers. For more information, go towww.mla.com.au/msa. To register online go tohttp://registerproducer.msagrading.com.au.

Will be judged from all carcases Classes of the Woolworths PremierCarcase Competition utilising the MSA Eating Quality model.

The MSA Grading model predicts eating quality of 40 muscles by 6different cooking methods. It applies all our current knowledge aboutthe factors affecting meat. The MSA eating quality score is theaverage predicted MSA eating quality score of 11 major primal cuts,cooked by their optimum method. If carcases fail to meet MSAminimum requirements, they are below the benchmark standard forhigh quality table beef and will not receive an eating quality score.

Winners and points from this section do not count towardsthe High Point Achiever Competition Award.

CLASS 1 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 1B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 2 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 2B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 3 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 3B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 4 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 4B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 5 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 5B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 6 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 6B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 7 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 7B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

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Class 200

CLASS 8 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 8B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

CLASS 9 - MEAT STANDARDS AUSTRALIA EATING QUALITYAWARDWill be judged from all carcases in Class 9B utilising the MSA EatingQuality model.$200, TrophyTrophy sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia

Eligibility:

Steers entered in the Led Steer and Carcase Competition uponpayment of the Jackpot entry fee.

Entry Fee:

$65 per head (all of which will be added to the prize purse) in additionto the Led Steer and Carcase Competition entry fee.

Applications to Enter Close:

Friday 12 June 2012 with the Led Steer and Carcase Competitionentries (late entries will not be accepted).

Divisions:

The competition will be conducted in three divisions - Lightweight,Mediumweight and Heavyweight, with the overall winner beingselected from these divisions.

Prizes:

The purse will be distributed as follows:Hoof - 10% for the highest points scorer of each of the threedivisions.Hook - 10% for the highest points scorer of each of the threedivisions.Jackpot - 40% for the highest total points in both Hoof and HookSections.

Special Conditions:

The following in addition to the Led Steer and Carcase CompetitionRegulations will apply:

Steers nominated for the Jackpot must be declared at thetime of weighing.

1.

Steers entered in Junior classes are not eligible for theJackpot Competition.

2.

Steers will be judged by objective measurement and pointsallocated under the Aus-Meat Chiller Assessment System asoutlined in the Led Steer & Carcase Competition Schedule.

3.

Hoof and Hook Aggregation Judging Points will be weightedwith Hook Points being double the value of Hoof Points.

4.

Severely bruised bodies will not be eligible for a prize but willbe appraised as unbruised carcases.

5.

JACKPOT COMPETITION

Landmark Jackpot Competition

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - Overall WinnerMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - On Hoof LightweightMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - On Hoof MediumweightMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - On Hoof HeavyweightMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - Carcase LightweightMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - Carcase MediumweightMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

Led Steer Jackpot Competition - Carcase HeavyweightMin $1050 Prize money sponsored by Landmark

This competition is open only to Exhibitors entering cattle in both theStud Beef Cattle section and the Prime Beef and or Led Steersection.

CATTLE MUST BE ENTERED UNDER THE EXACT SAMEEXHIBITOR NAME IN BOTH SECTIONS.

To be eligible for this award, an exhibitor must score points in bothStud Beef and Prime Beef and or Led Steer Sections.

The award is designed to encourage seed stock producers to beconscious of the importance of the trade requirements ofcommercial beef producers, in their endeavour to meet necessarycaracase specifications.

Points earned from the Breeders Group Classes will also be countedfrom the Stud Beef Section. No other group class points will beincluded.

The award will be judged on the basis of points awarded as follows:

Stud Beef Section - A & B Category Breeds

Champion of Champions 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

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2012 SANTA GERTRUDIS SENIOR BULL AND SENIOR COWCLASSES

Please note that due to extra classes for the Santa Gertrudis 8thWorld Congress, points allocation for the Senior Bull and SeniorCow Classes for the 2012 Show only will be as below.

Senior Bull

First in Class 2 points

Second in Class 1 point

Senior Cow

First in Class 2.5 points

Second in Class 1.5 points

Stud Beef Section - C & D Category Breeds

Champion of Champions 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Prime Beef/Led Steer Section

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

Third in Class 1 point

Points are cumulative:(ie. The winner of a class, Championship and Grand Championwould obtain 3 + 3 + 2 = 8 points).

BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH HIGH POINT ACHIEVER AWARDSTUD AND HOOF & HOOKFirst prize $2500; Second $1000; Third $500$4000 sponsored by Bayer Animal Health

The following prizes to the winning Hoof and Hook exhibits aresupported by the Breed Societies.

The RNA gratefully acknowledges the encouragement this gives toexhibitors and the competition.

ANGUS AUSTRALIA

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be progenyof a registered black Angus sire or dam and be entered as Angus orAngus Cross.

$500 to an Angus Sired Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

$500 to an Angus Sired Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

AUSTRALIAN BRAHMAN BREEDERSASSOCIATION

To be eligible for the prize money all winning exhibits must have 75%Brahman breeding and be entered as Brahman or Brahman Cross.

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning 1st place in Led Steerclasses

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning 1st place in Led SteerCarcase classes

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning 1st place in Junior LedSteer or Heifer classes

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning 1st place in Junior LedSteer or Heifer Carcase classes

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Light, Mediumor Heavyweight Led Steer

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Reserve Champion Light,Medium or Heavyweight Led Steer

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Light, Mediumor Heavyweight Led Steer Carcase

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Reserve Champion Light,Medium, or Heavyweight Led Steer Carcase

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Junior LedSteer or Heifer

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Reserve Champion JuniorLed Steer or Heifer

$1,000 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

$1,000 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE CATTLE ASSOCIATION

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must have aregistered Australian Lowline sire or dam and be entered asAustralian Lowline or Australian Lowline Cross.

$500 to the Australian Lowline Exhibit winning Grand ChampionLed Steer Carcase

AUSTRALIAN SIMMENTAL BREEDERSASSOCIATION

To be eligible for prize money all winning steers must be progeny ofa registered Simmental sire and be entered as Simmental orSimmental Cross.

$250 to the Simmental Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

$250 to the Simmental Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

$250 to the exhibitor of each steer in the Ken McDonald Shieldif won by the Simmental team

BAZADAISE BREEDERS OF AUSTRALIA

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be enteredas Bazadaise or Bazadaise Cross.

$200 to the Bazadaise Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

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$200 to the Bazadaise Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

DROUGHTMASTER STUD BREEDERSSOCIETY

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be enteredas Droughtmaster or Droughtmaster Cross.

$250 to the Droughtmaster Exhibit winning Grand ChampionLed Steer

$250 to the Droughtmaster Exhibit winning Grand ChampionLed Steer Carcase

LIMOUSIN AUSTRALIA

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be enteredas Limousin or Limousin Cross.

$250 to the Limousin Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

$250 to the Limousin Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

$150 to the exhibitor of each steer in the Ken McDonald Shieldif won by the Limousin team

MURRAY GREY BEEF CATTLE SOCIETY LTD

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be by aregistered Murray Grey Sire.

$50 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning 1st place in the PremierLed Steer classes

$30 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning 2nd place in the PremierLed Steer classes

$20 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning 3rd place in the PremierLed Steer classes

$50 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning 1st place in the PremierLed Steer Carcase classes

$30 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning 2nd place in the PremierLed Steer Carcase classes

$20 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning 3rd place in the PremierLed Steer Carcase classes

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion Junior LedHeifer

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion Junior LedHeifer Carcase

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion Junior LedSteer

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion Junior LedSteer Carcase

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion LightweightLed Steer

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning ChampionMediumweight Led Steer

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion HeavyweightLed Steer

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion LightweightLed Steer Carcase

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning ChampionMediumweight Led Steer Carcase

$250 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Champion HeavyweightLed Steer Carcase

$250 to the Highest Scoring Murray Grey Steer Carcase

$1,000 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

$1,000 to the Murray Grey Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

$100 to the exhibitor of each steer in the Ken McDonald Shieldif won by the Murray Grey team

RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be enteredas Red Angus or Red Angus Cross and have a RASA registered sire.

$150 to the Red Angus Exhibit winning 1st place in Carcaseclasses in Premier Carcase Competition

$75 to the Red Angus Exhibit winning 2nd place in Carcaseclasses in Premier Carcase Competition

$25 to the Red Angus Exhibit winning 3rd place in Carcaseclasses in Premier Carcase Competition

$500 to the Red Angus Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer

$1,000 to the Red Angus Exhibit winning Grand Champion LedSteer Carcase

$100 to the exhibitor of each steer in the Ken McDonald Shieldif won by the Red Angus team

SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS` AUSTRALIAASSOCIATION

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be purebredSanta Gertrudis or sired by a purebred Santa Gertrudis bull andshow Santa Gertrudis characteristics and be entered as SantaGertrudis or Santa Gertrudis Cross.

$500 to the Santa Gertrudis Exhibit winning Grand ChampionLed Steer

$500 to the Santa Gertrudis Exhibit winning Gand ChampionLed Steer Carcase

SQUARE MEATERS CATTLE ASSOCIATION OFAUSTRALIA LTD.

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be sired bya registered Square Meaters Bull and be entered as a SquareMeaters or Square Meaters Cross

$500 to the Square Meaters Exhibit winning Grand ChampionLed Steer

$500 to the Square Meaters Exhibit winning Grand ChampionLed Steer Carcase

To be eligible for the prize money the winning highest scoring entrymust be the progeny of a parent registered with the Square MeatersCattle Association and be entered as Square Meaters or SquareMeaters Cross

$100 to the Square Meaters Exhibit scoring the highest pointson hook (must score over 80 points)

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Class 100

1A

2A

3A

4A

5A

6A

7A

8A

9A

All entries for Open Led Steer regardless of weight are to beentered into Class 100.

After the weighing of steers they will then be allocated into theircorrect weight classes as below.

OPEN LED STEER FOR LIGHT, MEDIUM ANDHEAVYWEIGHT

Woolworths Open Led Steer for Lightweight,Mediumweight and Heavyweight

LIGHTWEIGHT

The RNA acknowledges with appreciation Nolan Meats for theirassistance in purchasing non auction cattle in the Lightweightclasses.

Please refer to Table at end of Section for the points system.

LIGHTWEIGHT CLASS WEIGHT RANGES

Led Steers - 325kg to 350kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steers - 351kg to 375kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steers - 376kg to 400kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

QUEENSLAND CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES INCCHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT LED STEER$750, Association Sash, Certificate$750 sponsored by Queensland Chamber of Agricultural SocietiesInc

QUEENSLAND CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES INCRESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT LED STEER$375, Association Sash, Certificate$375 sponsored by Queensland Chamber of Agricultural SocietiesInc

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT CARCASEEach year the name of the winner will be inscribed on a plaque anddisplayed in the RNA Meat Hall.$750, Association Sash, Trophy, Certificate$750 sponsored by WoolworthsThe SSF Melrose Memorial Trophy sponsored by Australian MeatIndustry Council

WOOLWORTHS RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHTCARCASE$375, Association Sash, Certificate$375 sponsored by Woolworths

MEDIUMWEIGHT

The RNA acknowledges with appreciation Nolan Meats for theirassistance in purchasing non auction cattle in the Mediumweightclasses.

Please refer to Table at end of Section for the points system.

MEDIUMWEIGHT CLASS WEIGHT RANGES

Led Steers - 401kg to 430kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steers - 431kg to 460kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steers - 461kg to 490kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION MEDIUMWEIGHT LED STEER$750, Association Sash, Certificate$750 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUMWEIGHT LEDSTEER$375, Association Sash, Certificate$375 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION MEDIUMWEIGHT CARCASE$750, Association Sash, Certificate$750 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUMWEIGHTCARCASE$375, Association Sash, Certificate$375 sponsored by Woolworths

HEAVYWEIGHT

The RNA acknowledges with appreciation Nolan Meats for theirassistance in purchasing non auction cattle in the Heavyweightclasses.

Please refer to Table at end of Section for the points system.

HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS WEIGHT RANGES

Led Steers - 491kg to 540kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steers - 541kg to 590kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steers - 591kg to 650kgFirst prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT LED STEER$750, Association Sash, Certificate$750 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT LEDSTEER$375, Association Sash, Certificate$375 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT CARCASE$750, Association Sash, Trophy, Certificate$750 sponsored by WoolworthsThe Barry Conroy Memorial Trophy sponsored by Charolais Societyof Australia Queensland Region

WOOLWORTHS RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHTCARCASE$375, Association Sash, Certificate$375 sponsored by Woolworths

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10A

10B

GRAND CHAMPIONS

WOOLWORTHS GRAND CHAMPION LED STEEROpen Lightweight, Mediumweight and Heavyweight Led Steers aswell as the Champion Junior Led Steer will compete for the GrandChampion Led Steer.$800, Association Sash, Perpetual Trophy, CertificatePerpetual Trophy sponsored by St Johns College Dubbo$800 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS GRAND CHAMPION LED STEER CARCASEChampion Lightweight, Mediumweight and Heavyweight Carcasesas well as the Prize Winning Junior Led Steer Carcase will competefor the Grand Champion Carcase.$800, Association Sash, Certificate$800 sponsored by Woolworths

An Interbreed Competition for Teams of Three Led Steers, eachrepresenting a Breed Society with the winning team beingdetermined on an aggregate of points awarded.

The Conditions of the Competition are as follows:

Entry as laid down in Classes 10A and 10B with each steerin the teams presented for judging in Class 10A, carrying anyribbon awarded in previously judged classes.

1.

Teams will be judged in Class 10A with a maximum score 50points for each Steer with a maximum team total of 150points. Evenness of weights within an individual team shouldnot be taken into account.

2.

Steers from Junior Classes are not eligible.3.

Teams will be judged in Class 10B with a maximum score of100 points for each Steer Carcase with a maximum teamtotal of 300 points. Evenness of weights will not be taken intoaccount.

4.

The winning team will be that which gains the highestaggregate points in Classses 10A and 10B.

5.

Allocation of Points for each Team:

Live: Maximum Points (3x50 points) 150 points

Carcase: Maximum Points 3x100 points) 300 points

MaximumTotal:

450 points

6.

The name of the winning breed will be inscribed on the Shieldimmediately the result of the competition is known.

7.

Every endeavour will be made to display the Shield and oneside each of the wining carcases in the RNA Meat Hall fromMonday 13 August to Saturday 18 August 2012.

8.

To be judged by the Lightweight/Mediumweight Steer Judgeonly.

9.

Previous Winners:2011 - Limousin2010 - Limousin2009 - Limousin2008 - Charolais2007 - Limousin2006 - Charolais2005 - Limousin2004 - Limousin2003 - Angus2002 - Murray Grey

Group of Three SteersEach breed will be permitted one entry in this class. Tobe selected by the Breed Society from pure bred steersentered in the Open Classes. Four steers may benominated but one steer must be withdrawn prior to theOn Hoof judging. Nominations must be handed to theStewards in the Led Steer Ring by 8.30am Wednesday 8August 2012 on special forms to be provided.NO ENTRY FEE REQUIRED.First prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

Carcases from Group of Three SteersFirst prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

THE KEN McDONALD MEMORIAL SHIELDAwarded to the team that gains the highest aggregate points inClasses 10A and 10B.ShieldPerpetual Shield sponsored by The Family of the Late Ken McDonald

The RNA acknowledges with appreciation Nolan Meats for theirassistance in purchasing cattle in Class 13 and 14 and Classes 16to 18.

All school and individual exhibitors must be 18 years of age andunder.

REGULATIONS

Judging will commence in the Main Arena on Tuesday 7August 2012 at 8.30am.

1.

Persons participating in these competitions must be full timestudents at a school or college which has made applicationfor entry in the RNA Open or Junior Steer Competitions orindividuals or groups whose exhibits have been entered intheir name and must be 18 years of age and under at thedate of showing.

2.

Exhibits to be either pure-bred or cross-bred beef breedsshowing no permanent incisors.

3.

All cattle entered in this competition must be ready forweighing by 7.30am and be weighed and in their respectivepens, by 2.00pm Monday 6 August 2012. Cattle will beweighed at the prime beef cattle scales.

4.

Vendor Declaration Form must be submitted to the PrimeBeef Superintendants Office between 3.00pm and 4.00pm,Sunday 5 August 2012.

Exhibitors please note, that individual VendorDeclaration Forms (NVD's) are required for eachdifferent exhibitor. Different/separate NVD's arerequired for Stud Beef and Led Steer even if the sameexhibitor.

5.

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Class 13

Class 14

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All animals must be quiet when paraded in the ring forjudging. Unruly animals may be disqualified by the Stewardsat their discretion.

6.

All animals must be paraded by the nominated owner.7.

The first three placegetters only in classes 16 to 18 will beauctioned on Wednesday 8 August 2012. All other steers willbe slaughtered on Thursday 9 August 2012 and bought byNolan Meats with a sale grid price available Tuesdayafternoon.

8.

Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Heifer and/or firstplacegetters will begin Led Steer Auction on Wednesday 8August 2012.

9.

When lodging entries, the breed of exhibit must be stated onthe Entry Form.

10.

This competition is open to individuals or groups as qualifiedin Regulation 2. Single owners will be restricted to twoentries, others will be restricted to four entries.

11.

Individuals, Rural Youth Clubs, schools, project clubs andother similar organisations and groups may enter as thenominated owner of the beast in the competition, in whichcase all members involved in the nomination should qualifyunder the age range as in Regulation 2. A member of thegroup must be nominated in writing to act as leader of theanimal during judging and the nominated seller of the animalon behalf of the group.

12.

In the event of dispute arising on the eligibility of the beastentered, the Association's Veterinary Surgeons to be the soleadjudicators.

13.

The owner or nominated owner will be responsible forlooking after and feeding the exhibits during their stay on thegrounds. Each exhibitor to make own arrangements if feed isto be purchased from the Produce Merchant on theShowgrounds.

14.

Space will be allocated to each entry. Entries may arriveanytime after 8.00am Saturday 4 August 2012 but must beweighed and in their allotted space by 2.00pm on Monday 6August 2012 in accordance with the requirements of GeneralRegulation 4.

15.

Entries must be bona fide property of the exhibitor at leastthree months prior to Tuesday 7 August 2012.

16.

The maximum liveweight of exhibits will be Steers - 490kg,Heifers - 460kg and the minimum will be 375kg. Heifersoutside this weight range will be ineligible to compete butmay be slaughtered on the Nolan Meats grid. Steers outsideweight ranges (see Special Regulation 20 of Led Steer) areineligible to compete in the Junior Competition, but may beslaughtered on the Nolan Grid.

17.

All exhibits will be mouthed at the time of weighing.18.

ALL CATTLE ENTERED IN THIS DIVISION MUST BEDEHORNED BEFORE ARRIVAL ON THESHOWGROUNDS, OR THEY WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLETO COMPETE.

19.

To avoid bruising only dehorned cattle (polled or dehornednot showing any regrowth in excess of 3cm) are eligible tocompete in this division. Fresh horn or castration woundsnot allowed.

20.

Except as otherwise provided either expressly or byimplications in these regulations or in the definition of a classin which it is entered, an animal entered for exhibition orcompetition shall be presented in the judging ring in its

21.

natural conformation and with no preparation other thannormal feeding and fitting with no exception of normaldressing of hair, hoofs and horns. Any operation materiallyaltering the structure or the natural conformation of any partof the animal's body (including head, legs and tail) whether byintroduction of iron, liquids, or other substancesubcutaneously into any part of the body and any surgical orchemical operation correcting, deleting or minimising defectsor changing by exaggeration or otherwise naturalconformation of the animal and any operation intended to doso, is hereby prohibited. Any exhibitor or an animal offendingthis regulation shall be deemed guilty of unethical conduct.

Ribbons may be awarded for the Hoof and Hook Classes inthe Open and Junior Sections in accordance with thefollowing table:-1 to 5 exhibits 1st to 3rd6 to 10 exhibits 1st to 4th11 to 15 exhibits 1st to 6th16 to 25 exhibits 1st to 7th26 and over exhibits 1st to 8th

22.

Due to meat safety requirements and the health threat with QFever, there will be no viewing of carcases.

23.

The Led Steer Carcase Awards will take place on Saturday11 August 2012 at 10.00am in Stockmans Bar and Grill.

24.

One side of each of the first three placegetters from theJunior Studs Steer carcases will be transported to the RNAMeat Hall for display from Monday 13 August to Saturday 18August 2012.

25.

Delivery of carcases displayed in the RNA Meat Hall will bemade on Monday 20 August 2012.

26.

The purchaser of carcases on display is responsible for thecost of delivery from the Meat Hall. Carcases will be trimmedto Aus-Meat standard.

27.

LANDMARK JUNIOR HEIFER - ON HOOF &HOOF

Junior Led Heifers and their carcases are not eligible to competeagainst Junior Steers nor for the right to contest the GrandChampion prize.

Champion and Reserve Champion Heifers and/or 1st placegettersonly to begin Auction of Led Steers on Wednesday 8 August 2012.

Carcases from Classes 13-14 will be judged to the point scale ofClasses 4-6.

Led Heifer - 375kg to 419kgFirst prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

Led Heifer - 420kg to 460kgFirst prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

LANDMARK CHAMPION JUNIOR LED HEIFERChosen from winning exhibits in Classes 13 and 14.$275, Association Sash, Certificate$275 sponsored by Landmark

LANDMARK RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR LED HEIFER$60, Association Sash, Certificate$60 sponsored by LandmarkCarcases from Class 13 and 14 will be judged to the point scale ofclasses 4-6.

Junior Led Heifer CarcaseFirst prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

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Class 16

Class 17

Class 18

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Class 20

Class 21

Class 22

Class 23

Class 24

LANDMARK JUNIOR LED STEER ON HOOF

First, Second and Third placegetters only will be sold by auction onWednesday 10 August 2011 following the completion of the OpenLed Steer Judging.

Led Steer - 375kg to 400kgShowing no permanent incisors suitable for the Yearlingand Local Trade.First prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steer - 401kg to 445kgShowing no permanent incisors suitable for the Yearlingand Local Trade.First prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

Led Steer - 446kg to 490kgShowing no permanent incisors suitable for the Yearlingand Local Trade.First prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

LANDMARK CHAMPION JUNIOR LED STEERChosen from winning exhibits in Classes 16, 17 and 18.$275, Association Sash, Certificate$275 sponsored by Landmark

LANDMARK RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR LED STEER$60, Association Sash, Certificate$60 sponsored by Landmark

JUNIOR LED STEER ON HOOK

Carcases from Class 16 will be judged to the point scale of Classes1-3.Carcases from Class 17 and 18 will be judged to the point scale ofclasses 4-6.

Junior Led Steer CarcaseSteer Carcases from Classes 16, 17 and 18.First prize $150; Second $75; Third $35

To be run in conjunction with RNA Open and Junior Led SteerCompetitions.

Competition held on Monday 6 August and Tuesday 7 August 2012.

INTER-SCHOOL STEER HERDSPERSON

Every school with a steer or steers entered in the Led Steer Sectionis eligible to compete. Each School will be directed a section of anaisle to keep clean and tidy for the duration of the steer show fromMonday through until Tuesday and will be judged accordingly. Openclass steers prepared by a school will be penned together withschool steers.

This competition is to encourage schools, colleges and exhibitors todisplay and maintain their teams in a manner befitting their schooland the beef industry.

Points will be awarded on the following criteria:

Cleanliness of aisles at all times1.

Cleanliness of wash bay areas2.

Tidiness of feed storage3.

Presentation of school steers (other exhibitors in allocatedsection of aisle not included)

4.

Promotion of the school or college by the students5.

Public relations by the students6.

Each year the name of the winner will be placed on an Honour Boardwhich will be displayed in the RNA Meat Hall during the Show.

Inter-School Steer Herdsperson CompetitionFirst prize $100, Trophy; Second $50; Third $20Trophy sponsored by AACC and SQIT

SCHOOL PARADERS'

School Paraders' Competition Division AAny full-time student of a School or College who is 12years of age and less than 14 years of age as at 1August 2012.First prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

School Paraders' Competition Division BAny full-time student of a School or College who is 14years of age and less than 16 years of age as at 1August 2012.First prize $100, Trophy; Second $50; Third $20Trophy sponsored by AACC and SQIT

School Paraders' Competition Division CAny full-time student of a school or college who is 16years of age and less than 19 years of age as at 1August 2012.First prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

CHAMPION SCHOOL PARADERWinners of Classes 41, 42 and 43 to compete.Association Sash

RESERVE CHAMPION SCHOOL PARADERAssociation Sash

INTER-SCHOOL STEER JUDGING

Each school and college exhibiting a Led Steer at the RNA is eligibleto nominate a team of three students to represent the school in thiscompetition. Each team nominated will have a team spokespersonwho will be required to give an oral presentation to the judge. Thepoints of each team member will be aggregated and added to themarks given to the oral presentation of the team spokesperson. Thismethod of scoring will determine the placegetters in this competition. Led Steers will be selected by the judging panel to be used in thiscompetition from steers entered in the show. This competition isopen only to full-time students at a School or College and requiresthe Principal of each School or College to sign the nominated formon behalf of the School or College.

ONLY ONE TEAM PER SCHOOL.

Inter-School Steer Judging CompetitionEach year the name of the winner will be placed on a'Board' which will be displayed in the RNA Meat Hallduring the Show.First prize $100, Trophy; Second $50; Third $20Trophy sponsored by AACC and SQIT

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Class 25

Class 26

Class 27

Class 28

SCHOOL STEER JUDGING

Any full-time student of a School or College entered in the Led Steersection is eligible to participate in this competition. This competitionwill be held in three age group divisions. Led Steers will be selectedby the judging panel to be used in this competition from steersentered in the Show. The three divisions will be run conjointly with allstudents in the three divisions appraising the cattle at the same time. The Hormel System of determining the top places in each divisionwill be used to determine the students to speak publicly to the judgesfor the judges to determine the top three placegetters in eachdivision.

School Steer Judging Competition Division AAny full-time student of a School or College who is 12years of age and less than 14 years of age as at 1August 2012.First prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

School Steer Judging Competition Division BAny full-time student of a School or College who is 14years of age and less than 16 years of age as at 1August 2012.First prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

School Steer Judging Competition Division CAny full-time student of a School or College who is 16years of age and less than 19 years of age as at 1August 2012.First prize $100; Second $50; Third $20

CHAMPION SCHOOL STEER JUDGEWinners of Classes 45, 46 and 47 to compete.Association Sash

RESERVE CHAMPION SCHOOL STEER JUDGEAssociation Sash

MOST SUCCESSFUL SCHOOLTrophy

YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION FORNON-EXHIBIT

School Young Judges Competition for NonExhibiting SchoolsAny full-time student of a School or College who is 12years of age and less than 19 years of age as at 1August 2012. Only open to competitors from NonExhibiting Schools.First prize Ribbon; Second Ribbon; Third Ribbon

SCHOOL LED STEER TIMETABLE

TIMETABLE FOR SCHOOL COMPETITIONS

Monday 6 August 2012

12.00pm Nominations for the following classes:

Inter-School Steer Herdsperson Competition - Class 20School Paraders' Competition - Classes 21, 22, 23Inter-School Steer Judging Competition - Class 24School Steer Judging Competition - Classes 25, 26, 27School Young Judges Competition for Non Exhibiting - Schools -Class 28

Nominations to be delivered to the office situated at the Prime Beef Cattle selling area.

Monday 6 August 2012

3.30pm School Paraders' Competition Division A4.30pm School Paraders' Competition Division B5.30pm School Paraders' Competition Division C

Depending on the number of entries received, there may have to betwo heats in each division. The judge will then select a number to bedetermined from each division to go through to a final on eachdivision. The judge will then select the three top placings from thefinal heat to be winners of each division.(Presentation of prizes)

Monday 6 to Tuesday 7 August 2012

Class 20Inter-School Steer Herdsperson CompetitionThe judging of the Inter-School Steer Herdsperson Competitioncommences on Monday 2 August and concludes on Tuesdaymorning 3 August.

Tuesday 7 August 2012

10.30amInter-School Steer Judging CompetitionOnly open to three students from each school or college who havebeen nominated by the Principal to represent the school or college.11.30amSchool Steer Judging Competition Division ASchool Steer Judging Competition Division BSchool Steer Judging Competition Division CDepending on the number of entries received, there may have to betwo heats in each division. The judge will then select a number to bedetermined from each division to go through to a final on eachdivision. The judge will then select the three top placings from thefinal heat to be winners of each division.(Presentation of prizes)

12.30amSchool Young Judges Competition for Non ExhibitingSchoolsDepending on the number of entries received, there may have to betwo heats. The judge will then select a number to be determinedfrom each division to go through to a final on each division. Thejudge will then select the three top placings from the final heat to bewinners of each division.(Presentation of prizes)

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CLASSES 1 to 3 - DOMESTIC BUTCHER TRADE

OPTIMUM P8 FAT DEPTH: 8 – 9mm POINTS SYSTEM

P8 Fat Pts Rib Fat Pts Fat Pts Meat Pts Marb. Pts MEAT Pts EMA PtsDepth Depth Col. Col Score YIELD (mm) 15 (mm) 15 10 15 5 (%) 10 (cm2) 153 0 3 12 0 10 1a 12 0 4 As per4 4 4 14 1 8 1b 15 1 5 AUS-MEAT5 8 5 15 2 6 1c 14 2 4 Scale6 12 6 14 3 3 2 11 3 1 adjusting7 14 7 12 4 1 3 5 for carcass8 15 8 10 weight9 15 9 8

10 14 10 6 11 12 11 4 12 10 12 2 13 8 14 4 15 2 16 0

Fat Distribution 15 Points 11 – 15 Fat evenly distributed 6 – 10 Slightly uneven 1 - 5 uneven 0 Lumpy fat in several depots or insufficient

fat TOTAL POINTS: 100

NOTES: Any bodies with pH greater than 5.7 and lower than 5.3 will be disqualified. In the event of two or more entries scoring equal total points, carcase placings will be determined using ELMY (Estimated Lean

Meat Yield) percentage.

CLASSES 4 to 6 - SUPERMARKET AND RESTAURANT TRADE

OPTIMUM P8 FAT DEPTH: 10 - 11mm POINTS SYSTEM

P8 Fat Pts Rib Fat Pts Fat Pts Meat Pts Marb. Pts MEAT Pts EMA PtsDepth Depth Col. Col Score YIELD (mm) 15 (mm) 15 10 15 5 (%) 10 (cm2) 153 0 3 10 0 10 1a 10 0 4 As per4 4 4 12 1 8 1b 15 1 5 AUS-MEAT5 6 5 14 2 6 1c 14 2 4 Scale6 8 6 15 3 3 2 11 3 1 adjusting7 10 7 15 4 1 3 5 for carcass8 12 8 14 weight9 14 9 12

10 15 10 8 11 15 11 6 12 14 12 2 13 12 14 7 15 4 16 1

Fat Distribution 15 Points 11 – 15 Fat evenly distributed 6 – 10 Slightly uneven 1 - 5 uneven 0 Lumpy fat in several depots or insufficient

fat TOTAL POINTS: 100

NOTES: Any bodies with pH greater than 5.7 and lower than 5.3 will be disqualified. In the event of two or more entries scoring equal total carcase points, placings will be determined using ELMY (Estimated Lean

Meat Yield) percentage.

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CLASSES 7 to 9 - JAPANESE CHILLER TRADE

OPTIMUM P8 FAT DEPTH: 11-12mm POINTS SYSTEM

P8 Fat Pts Rib Fat Pts Fat Pts Meat Pts Marb. Pts MEAT Pts EMA PtsDepth Depth Col. Col Score YIELD (mm) 15 (mm) 15 10 15 5 (%) 10 (cm2) 15

6 1 5 3 0 10 1a 8 0 2 As per7 8 6 10 1 9 1b 14 1 4 AUS-MEAT8 12 7 12 2 7 1c 15 >2 5 Scale9 13 8 14 3 3 2 10 adjusting

10 14 9 15 4 1 3 5 for carcass11 15 10 15 5 4 3 weight12 15 11 14 13 14

14 12 14 14 13 12

15 12 14 12 16 11 15 11 17 10 16 9 18 9 17 7 19 8 18 5 20 7 19 3 21 6 20 1 22 5 23 24 25 26 27

Fat Distribution 15 Points 11 – 15 Fat evenly distributed 6 – 10 Slightly uneven 1 - 5 uneven 0 Lumpy fat in several depots or insufficient fat TOTAL POINTS: 100

NOTES: Any bodies with pH greater than 5.7 and lower than 5.3 will be disqualified. In the event of two or more entries scoring equal total points, carcase placings will be determined using ELMY (Estimated Lean

Meat Yield) percentage.

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NOTES

LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED PRIZES AND PRIZE MONEY SUBJECT TO CHANGE

NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER CLOSE OF ENTRIES

ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW

9 – 18 AUGUST 2012

PRIME BEEF

QUEENSLAND COUNTRY LIFE SINGLE CLASSES

IGA FRESH PEN OF THREE

PEN OF SIX

COLES SUPERMARKETS CARCASE COMPETITION

WOOLWORTHS CARCASE COMPETITION

RNA PADDOCK TO PALATE COMPETITION Including

100 DAY GRAIN FED WEIGHT GAIN COMPETITION

ALPA QUEENSLAND YOUNG AUCTIONEERS COMPETITION

Councillors in ChargeMr P S Harpham

Mr A D Bassingthwaighte, Mr A G Adnam, Mr G Noller

Honorary Council StewardsE Bassingthwaighte & L McMahon

APPLICATIONS TO ENTER CLOSE Class 37 only Thursday 5 April 2012 at 4.30pm

Classes 20 - 36 Friday 8 June 2012 at 4.30pm

ENTRY FOR SHOW AND SALE PER ENTRY PER CLASS

Classes 20-22 RNA Members $75.00Non-Members $95.00

Classes 23- 24 RNA Members $155.00Non-Members $175.00

Classes 25-27 RNA Members $275.00Non-Members $295.00

Classes 34 - 36 RNA Members $40.00Non-Members $65.00

Class 37 RNA Members $75.00 Non-Members $100.00

Please see Regulation 31 for an explanation of Entry Fees for Classes 20-27

NUMBER OF ENTRIES Single Classes – 3, Pen of 3 – 2, Pen of 6 – 3

ARRIVAL OF ANIMALS Classes 20 – 27 Wednesday 8 August 2012, from 9.00am. All cattle to be penned before 5.00pm

SHOW AND SALE CURFEW Any cattle not unloaded and penned by 5.00pm Wednesday 8 August 2012

will be disqualified

WEIGHING Thursday 9 August 2012 from 5.00am

JUDGING Thursday 9 August 2012 from 11.30am, Expo Place

SALE Friday 10 August 2012 from 9.00am, Expo Place

DEPARTURE OF ANIMALS Non-Champions Saturday 11 August 2012 from 5.00am Champions Thursday 16 August 2012 from 5.00am

SPONSORED BY

The RNA wishes to thank the following sponsors who have contributed towards prize money, prizes or conduct of the PRIME BEEF Section.

Australian Livestock and Property Agents Association Australian Brahman Breeders Association Ltd

Australian Country Choice/Coles Supermarkets Mrs Sylvia Bassingthwaighte

Bayer Animal Health Charolais Society of Australia Qld Region

Droughtmaster Stud Breeders` Society Ltd Elders Limited

IGA Fresh JBS Australia Pty Ltd

Kilcoy Pastoral Company Limited Limousin Australia

Livestock Exchange Morrissey & Co Pty Ltd

Mort & Co Performance Feeds Pty Ltd

Qld Branch Of Shorthorn Beef Queensland Country Life

Santa Gertrudis Breeders` Australia Association Sullivan Family

Thompson Longhorn Syd Vellnagel Memorial Wilson & Bell Families

Woolworths Zee Tags

PROMOTE YOUR STUD/BUSINESS/FEEDLOT IN THE

2012 ROYAL QUEENSLAND SHOW LIVESTOCK CATALOGUE

Advertising Rates – Mono (B&W) Full Page $850.00 Half Page $450.00

Artwork to be supplied at Exhibitors own cost.

Booking Deadline 15 June 2012

Contact: Katelynd Mutzelburg RNA Sponsorship Assistant

Phone – 07 3253 3935 Email: kmutzelburg@royalqueenslandshow.com.au

1 Have any of the cattle in this consignment ever in their lives been treated with a hormonal growth promotant (HGP)? (Use a second document for mixed consignments.)

Yes No

2 Have the cattle in this consignment ever in their lives been fed feed containing animal fats?

Yes No (See Explanatory Notes)

3 Has the owner stated above owned these cattle since their birth? Yes No If No, how long ago were the cattle obtained or purchased?

(If purchased at different times, tick the box corresponding to the time of the most recent purchase.)

A. Less than 2 months B. 2–6 months C. 6–12 months D. more than 12 months

4 In the past 60 days, have any of these cattle been fed by-product stockfeeds? If Yes, attach a list of the by-product stockfeeds, date when last fed

Yes No and a copy of an analyst’s report if available.

5 In the past 6 months have any of these animals been on a property listed on the ERP database or placed under any restrictions because of chemical residues?

Yes No If Yes, give details:

Part C Agents declaration for cattle sold at auction. (Completion of Part C is optional.)

Agents completing Part C should retain the original or a scanned copy of the original declaration for a minimum of two (2) years, or three (3) years in WA and supply a copy or summary to any buyer on request.

Vendor code / No.'s Agent’s code

Stock agent company

Buyer’s name Destination PIC

No. of cattle purchased Saleyard arrival time (am/pm) :

Agent’s signature Date

DAY MONTH YEAR

Declaration

NATIONAL VENDOR DECLARATION (CATTLE)AND WAYBILL

Movement commenced: : (am/pm) DAY MONTH YEAR

Vehicle registration number(s)*:

I am the person in charge of the cattle during the FULL NAME

movement and declare all the information in Part B is true and correct.

Signature Date Tel no.*When more than one truck is carrying the cattle, other vehicle registration numbers are to be recorded.

Part B To be completed by the person in charge of the cattle while they are being moved. Completion of this part is optional in SA, TAS and VIC.

This form cannot be used where eligibility for the EU market is required.

Part A To be completed by the owner or person who is responsible for the husbandry of the cattle.

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IFULL NAME FULL ADDRESS

ADDRESS CONT.

declare that, I am the owner or the person responsible for the husbandry of the cattle and that all the information in part A of this document is true and correct. I also declare that I have read and understood all the questions that I have answered, that I have read and understood the explanatory notes, and that, while under my control, the cattle were not fed restricted animal material (including meat and bone meal) in breach of State or Territory legislation.

Signature* Date* *Only the person whose name appears above may sign this declaration, or make amendments which must be initialled.

Tel no. Fax no.

6 Are any of the cattle in this consignment still within a Withholding Period (WHP) or Export Slaughter Interval (ESI) following treatment with any veterinary drug or chemical?Yes No If Yes, give details: (Record additional details in question 9)

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7 In the past 60 days, have any of the cattle in this consignment consumed any material that was still within a withholding period when harvested, collected or first grazed?Yes No If Yes, give details:

CHEMICAL PRODUCT DATE APPLIED GRAZING WHP DATE FIRST FED/GRAZED DATE FEEDING/GRAZING CEASED

8 In the past 42 days, were any of these cattle:a) grazed in an endosulfan spray risk area; or (See Explanatory Notes for definition ofb) fed fodders cut from an endosulfan spray drift risk area? endosulfan spray drift risk area.)

Yes No If Yes Date sprayed: 20

9 Additional information: see requirements in Explanatory Notes for completing this document.

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DAY MONTH YEAR

Owner of cattle (FULL TRADING NAME)

Property/place where the journey commenced (ADDRESS)

(ADDRESS CONTINUED) (TOWN/SUBURB) (STATE)

Property Identification Code (PIC) of this propertyThis MUST be the PIC of the property that the stock is being moved from

Description of cattle Number Description (BREED, SEX, E.G. HEREFORD CROSS STEERS) Brands or Earmarks (IF PRESENT OR REQUIRED)

Consigned to

(ADDRESS) (TOWN/SUBURB) (STATE)

Destination (if different) of cattle (FULL ADDRESS)

NLIS devices used on these cattle Number of ear tags Number of rumen devices

Details of other statutory documents relating to this movement e.g. animal health certificate

DOCUMENT TYPE NUMBER OFFICE OF ISSUE EXPIRY DATE

Total

(NAME OF PERSON OR BUSINESS)

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Copyright Meat & Livestock Australia Limited 2006, The Livestock Production Assurance Logo and the Meat & Livestock Australia Logo are registered trade marks of Meat & Livestock Australia Limited. * The LPA NVD is for cattle, sheep and lambs, EU cattle, goats, and Bobby Calves. Travel documents (such as waybills and travelling stock statements) are required by State Governments in Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. They are optional in South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. The LPA/NVD is not recognised as a legal document for stock movements in the Northern Territory.

PMA PROOF

Judging with the exception of the carcase classes, will commence at11.30am on Thursday 9 August 2012 in the Prime Beef Cattle SaleRing, Expo Place.

Champion prizes and trophies will be presented to thewinning exhibitors as judging progresses throughout theclasses on commencement.

Exhibitors please note that following the sale, some Prime cattle maybe transported off the grounds on Saturday at 5am.

ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES

The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entriesare accepted subject to the Royal National Agricultural and IndustrialAssociation of Queensland Act, 1971, and to the Constitution, Rulesand By-Laws of the Association, in addition to the SpecialRegulations which appear in this Schedule. Copies of theConstitution, Rules and By-Laws may be obtained upon applicationto the Entries Department.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS

ARRIVAL OF EXHIBITSSpecial attention is drawn to Regulation 14.

Subject to the Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Associationof Queensland Act, 1971, and the Constitution, Rules and By-Lawsof the Association, the following General Regulations will apply toPrime Beef Cattle.

CATTLE WILL BE JUDGED FOR EARLY MATURITY,BREEDING QUALITIES, CONFORMATION, WEIGHT,EVENNESS AND DEPT OF FLESH, COUPLED WITH LEASTWASTE AND CONSIDERATION BE GIVEN TO THEIRSUITABILITY TO THE TRADE. THE EMPHASIS SHALL BELAID ON THE YOUNG EARLY MATURING ANIMAL.

1.

Beef Breeds or Crosses of Beef Breeds only are eligible inthis section.

Exhibitors are requested to state on the Entry Form theBreeds or Crosses of Cattle entered.

2.

Grain Fed or Grain Accessed, Pasture Fed or Crop Fed cattlemay be entered or exhibited.

3.

Grain fed cattle must be from an accredited feedlot(purple docket must be supplied).

Cattle entered in the Prime Beef Cattle Classes must havebeen reared on their own mothers; cattle reared on fostermothers are NOT ELIGIBLE for competition in any Class.

4.

CATTLE CANNOT BE ENTERED FOR NOR COMPETEIN MORE THAN ONE CLASS.

5.

Total entries allowed per section are:3 entries - Single classes2 entries - Pen of 3 classes3 entries - Pen of 6 classes

If after weighing at the RNA Showgrounds exhibits are tooheavy or too light for the class entered, they can betransferred to another class as long as they are within theclass weight ranges.

6.

If exhibits are too heavy or too light for their respectivesection they will be disqualified.

If in the event of too many entries the RNA reserves the rightto limit the number of entries for exhibitors.

Any entry that is outside the heaviest or lightest sectionweight range on Thursday morning after weighing is ineligiblefor competition and will be sold immediately over the hooksat a negotiated grid rate. Should this situation arise,exhibitors are to make arrangements with their preferredagent.

There will be NO over or under weights. Maximumand minimum weights are:

Single Classes

Maximum weight - 720kgMinimum weight - 360kg

Pen of 3 Classes

Maximum weight - 480kgMinimum weight - 360kg

Pen of 6 Classes

Maximum weight - 720kg

Note: Cattle in Pen Classes cannot be entered for norcompete in Classes in single exhibits.

No heifer in calf will be eligible to compete. Any prizeawarded to any cow found, after being sold or killed, to be incalf, shall be forfeited. No bull or stag may compete in anyClass.

7.

CURFEW

All prime beef cattle are to arrive by 3pm and must beunloaded and penned for a 12 hour wet curfew commencingat 5pm. Any cattle that arrive after the 5pm wet curfew willbe disqualified and ineligible for competition and will be soldimmediately over the hooks at a negotiated grid rate. Shouldthis situation arise, exhibitors are to make arrangements withtheir preferred agent.

8.

The Council Stewards are empowered to reject any exhibits,which in their opinion are not worthy for exhibition as primebeef cattle and may place an identificatiion mark on cattlewhere necessary.

9.

When lodging entries, the NAME of the owner's accreditedSELLING AGENT must be stated on the Entry Form.

10.

All cattle are to be for bona fide sale and will be pre sale liveweighed. They must be killed at a recognised abattoir orrecognised slaughterhouse not later than Friday 24 August2012.

11.

ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE ASSOCIATION'S BY-LAWNo. 119 - COMMISSION SALES.

All cattle rejected must be removed as directed by theCouncil Stewards.

12.

In the event of the Judge deciding that the exhibits in anyClass are not worthy of a prize, no prize will be awarded.

13.

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TO ENABLE THE NECESSARY YARD ACCOMMODATIONTO BE PREPARED, EACH EXHIBITOR OF PRIME BEEFCATTLE OR HIS AGENT MUST, WHEN FORWARDINGENTRIES, STATE ON THE ENTRY FORM THE TOTALNUMBER OF CATTLE HE WILL BE SENDING TO THESHOW. NO CATTLE CAN COMPETE IN ANY CLASSADDITION TO THOSE FOR WHICH THEY ARE ENTEREDON THE ENTRY FORM.

14.

Entries must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor atleast three months prior to the 31 July 2012.

15.

All cattle in Classes 20 to 27 must arrive and be unloaded atthe RNA Showgrounds before 5pm Wednesday 8 August2012. Any cattle not unloaded by 5pm will not be eligible forcompetition.

16.

National Vendor Declaration Form/Waybill must besubmitted with the Travel Permit to the DPI staff at theentrance to the RNA Showgrounds.

17.

PLEASE NOTE: Individual National VendorDeclaration Forms (NVD's) are required for eachdifferent exhibitor. Different/seperate NVD's arerequired for Stud Beef, Led Steer and Prime Beefeven if the same exhibitor.

18.

Note: It is recommended and requested that owners pentheir cattle early on Wednesday so as to avoid congestion.

Cattle will remain on the Showgrounds until 5.00am onSaturday 11 August 2012 with the exception of theChampions which will remain until 5.00am on Thursday 16August 2012.

19.

After the fall of the hammer, the stock becomes theresponsibility of the purchaser in every respect, with theexception of feeding.

20.

It is the responsibility of the exhibitor or his agent to placeanimals in their correct Classes and pens before weighing.

21.

ALL CATTLE ENTERED IN THIS DIVISION MUST BEDEHORNED BEFORE ARRIVAL ON THESHOWGROUNDS, OR THEY WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLETO COMPETE.

22.

To avoid bruising, only dehorned cattle (polled or dehornednot showing any regrowth in excess of 3cm) are eligible tocompete in this division. Fresh horn or castration woundsnot allowed.

SPECIAL PRIZES

Where Special Prizes are awarded by individual BreedSocieties, the eligibility of the winner shall be determined bythe respective Breed Society.

23.

DENTITION

Only cattle showing not more than four permanent incisorsmay be exhibited. (Some Classes provide for a lessernumber). Whether an exhibit is showing the correct numberof teeth shall be subject to determination by the Association'sVeterinary Surgeon at the direction of the Council Stewards.

24.

The teeth of all cattle exhibited in the Prime Beef CattleSection must be examined by the Exhibitor or his agentbetween 30 June 2012 and prior to the date of arrival on theShowgrounds.

25.

EAR TAGS

All prime beef cattle must be ear tagged. Tags will be markedon both sidese with the number of the animal or animals

26.

comprising an entry with the number of the animal or animlscomprising an entry which will correspond with the catalogueof entries. The ear tag will be supplied by the Association toeach exhibitor after the close of entries. Exhibitors in classes20 to 27 only, are requested to indicated on the Entry Form,Pasture Fed Animals, and this will be indicated on the eartags by underling the tag number.

It will be the responsibility of the exhibitor or his agent to affixthe appropriate coloured tag to the near ear prior todespatch to the Showgrounds. Each ear tag will indicate thenumber of permanent incisors erupted. The followingcolours will be used.

Orange - milk incisorsWhite - two incisorsGreen - four incisors

If the animal shows no permanent incisors or shows noevidence of having had any permanent incisors, an orangeear tag shall be affixed to the near ear.

In the case of an animal showing one permanent incisor, itwill be eligible only for Classes requiring two permanentincisors.

When the animal is showing no more than two permanentincisors or showing evidence of having had no more thantwo permanent incisors, a white ear tag shall be affixed to thenear ear. When the animal is showing no more than fourpermanent incisors or showing evidence of having had nomore than four permanent incisors, a green tag shall beaffixed to the near ear.

Each exhibitor must forward, prior to the penning of hiscattle, a Statutory Declaration prepared and supplied by theAssociation, verifying that the animla have been correctlytagged and mouthed, prior to despatch to the RNAShowgrounds. A blank statutory declaration will be sent withthe ear tags.

27.

NO ANIMAL WILL BE ALLOWED TO BE PENNED INANY CLASS UNLESS IT HAS THE APPROPRIATEEAR TAG AND THE OWNER'S STATUTORYDECLARATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED BY THEASSOCIATION.

28.

In Classes 34, 35, 36 and 37 all cattle exhibited must havethe appropriate ear tag placed as set out in Regulation 27. See Special Regulations regarding the selling or carcasesfrom Classes 34, 36 and 37. The Final decision on theincisors will be made after killing.

29.

All cattle travelling to the RNA MUST have an NLIS deviceapplied before leaving property of origin (this includes calves).

30.

ENTRY FEES

In an endeavour to assist in reducing exhibitor costs, theRNA has pre-set all fees and charges previously paid for bythe exhibitor after the completion of the Prime Beef Showand Sale up front with the entry fee. These costs incldued:

31.

hay costs

feeding and watering costs

sale processing fee

The RNA has set this fee for these costs at $40 per head for2012.

$40 for a single steer, $120 for a pen of 3 and $240 for apen of 6.

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In the event of an exhibitor withdrawing entries after theclosing date, only the Show and Sale costs as stated abovewill be refunded.

THE MAUD AND ERNEST WHITE MEMORIAL TROPHY

An annual trophy contributed by their daughter Mrs SylviaBassingthwaighte, Toowoomba will be awarded to the MostSuccessful Exhibitor, 30 years of age or under at the first day of theShow in the Prime Beef Cattle Sections, in both On Hoof and OnHook classes. Cattle to be the bona fide property of the exhibitor forat least three months prior to the first day of the Show. Points shallbe awarded on the basis of 3 for First, 2 for Second, 1 for Third, 2for Champion and 1 for Reserve Champion.

Exhibitors must indicate on their application to enter form if they areeligible for this award.

TrophyTrophy sponsored by Mrs Sylvia Bassingthwaighte

A Young Judges Competition for Prime Beef Cattle will be conductedin the Expo Place Cattle Yards on Friday 10 August 2012 at 7.15am.Entries will be accepted at the location on the day of competition. Further information is available in the Young Judges schedule on theRoyal Queensland Show website.

Queensland Shows (QCAS) State Final Prime Beef Young JudgesCompetition will take place at Expo Place on Saturday 11 August2012 at 8.00am. All Sub Chamber winners and RNA competitionwinner are eligible to compete. For information contact QCAS on(07) 3252 1630.

The competition will be held in conjunction with the sale of prime beefcattle in the Expo Place Sale Ring on Friday 10 August 2012. ThePrime Beef Sale commences at 9.00am. The Young AuctioneersCompetition will begin at 10.00am.

Renowned as the 'premier event' for the livestock agencyprofession, young auctioneers compete in a display of excellenceand commitment to the Auctioneering profession.

Conditions

Entrants must be under the age of 25 years as at 31December in the year of the competition.

1.

An Auctioneers Licence or Provisional Auctioneers Licence2.

must be held by the contestants.

Contestants must be permanently employed by a licensedlivestock agent operating in the State of Queensland.

3.

Prizes

WinnerQueensland Country Life Shield, ALPA Don Steele Trophy $1,000prize money contributed by the Australian Livestock and PropertyAgents Association (ALPA) and various other prizes provided bysponsors.

Runner-UpALPA Runner-Up Trophy, $500 prize money contributed byAustralian Livestock and Property Agents Association (ALPA).

The Winner and Runner-Up will go on to compete in the ALPANational Young Auctioneers Competition at the Sydney Royal Showin 2013.

This competition is open only to Exhibitors entering cattle in both theStud Beef Cattle section and the Prime Beef and/or Led Steersection.

CATTLE MUST BE ENTERED UNDER THE EXACT SAMEEXHIBITOR NAME IN BOTH SECTIONS.

To be eligible for this award, an exhibitor must score points in bothStud and Prime Beef and/or ed Steer Sections.

The award is designed to encourage seed stock producers to beconscious of the importance of the trade requirements ofcommercial beef producers, in their endeavour to meet necessarycarcase specifications.

Points earned from Breeders Group classes will also be countedfrom the Stud Beef Section. No other group class points will beincluded.The award will be judged on the basis of points awarded as follows:

Stud Beef Section - A & B Category Breeds

Champion of Champions 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

2012 SANTA GERTRUDIS SENIOR BULL AND SENIOR COWCLASSES

Please note that due to extra classes for the Santa Gertrudis 8thWorld Congress, points allocation for the Senior Bull and SeniorCow Classes for the 2012 Show only will be as below.

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Senior Bull

First in Class 2 points

Second in Class 1 point

Senior Cow

First in Class 2.5 points

Second in Class 1.5 points

Stud Beef Section - C & D Category Breeds

Champion of Champions 1 point

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Prime Beef/Led Steer Section

Grand Champion 2 points

Champion 3 points

Reserve Champion 2 points

First in Class 3 points

Second in Class 2 points

Third in Class 1 point

Points are cumulative:(i.e. The winner of a class, Championship and Grand Championwould obtain 3 + 3+ 2 = 8 points).

BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH HIGH POINT ACHIEVER AWARDSTUD AND HOOF & HOOKFirst prize $2500; Second $1000; Third $500$4000 sponsored by Bayer Animal Health

The following prizes to the winning exhibits are supported by theBreed Societies.

The RNA gratefully acknowledges the encouragement this gives toexhibitors and the competition.

AUSTRALIAN BRAHMAN BREEDERSASSOCIATION

To be eligible for the prizemoney all winning exhibits must have 75%Brahman breeding and be entered as Brahman or Brahman Cross.

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning 1st place in Prime Beefclasses

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Steer

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Reserve Champion Steer

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Pen of 3 Steersor Heifers

$200 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Reserve Champion Pen of3 Steers or Heifers

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Local TradeWeight Steer or Heifer

$500 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Champion Pen of 6 Steers

$1,000 to the Brahman Exhibit winning Grand Champion Pen

CHAROLAIS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIAQUEENSLAND REGION

To be eligible for the prize money the winning exhibit must be enteredas Charolais or Charolais Cross.

$500 for the Charolais Exhibit winning Grand Champion Pen

DROUGHTMASTER STUD BREEDERS'SOCIETY

To be eligible for the prize money all winning exhibits must be enteredas Purebred Droughtmaster.

$1000 for the Droughtmaster Exhibit winning Champion SingleSteer

$1000 for the Droughtmaster Exhibit winning Grand ChampionPen

LIMOUSIN AUSTRALIA

To be eligible for the prize money all winning exhibits must be enteredas Limousin or Limousin Cross.

$150 for the Limousin winning Champion Single Steer

$150 for the Limousin Exhibit winning Champion Pen of SixSteers

$150 for the Limousin Exhibit winning Champion Local TradeSteer

$150 for the Limousin Exhibit winning Champion Pen of ThreeSteers

SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS' (AUSTRALIA)ASSOCIATION

To be eligible for the prize money all winning steers must be purebredSanta Gertrudis or sired by a purebred Santa Gertrudis bull andshow Santa Gertrudis characteristics and entered as Santa Gertrudisor Santa Gertrudis Cross.

$500 to the Santa Gertrudis Exhibit winning Champion Steer

$500 to the Santa Gertrudis Exhibit winning Champion Pen of 3Steers or Heifers

$500 to the Santa Gertrudis Exhibit winning Champion Pen of 6Steers

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Class 20

Class 21

Class 22

Class 23

Class 24

Class 25

Class 26

Class 27

GRAIN FED ACCREDITED or GRAINACCESSED or PASTURE FED

All Cattle Ages will be indicated by Ear Tags.

Exhibitors to advise Pasture Fed Animals on "Application to Enter"Form. Ear Tag numbers will be underlined to indicate same.

In the event of too many entries, exhibitors will be limited to a total of3 entries through Classes 20 to 22. Other reductions may have to bemade by Council Stewards to accommodate and facilitate theshowing of Classes.

Queensland Country Life Single Steer - 360kg to480kgShowing not more than two permanent incisors, with aminimum live weight of 360kg and not exceeding 480kgfor the Supermarket, Hotel and Restaurant trade,optimum P8 (rump) measurement 10-11mm.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Queensland Country Life

Queensland Country Life Single Steer - 481kg to600kgShowing not more than four permanent incisors, with aminimum live weight of 481kg and not exceeding 600kgfor the Japanese chiller trade, P8 (rump) measurement8-22mm.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Queensland Country Life

Queensland Country Life Steer - 601kg to 720kgShowing not more than four permanent incisors, with alive weight of between 601kg and 720kg for theJapanese chiller trade, P8 (rump) measurement 8-22mm.First prize $150; Second $100; Third $50$300 sponsored by Queensland Country Life

QUEENSLAND COUNTRY LIFE CHAMPION SINGLE STEER$750, Association Sash, Trophy, Shield, Certificate$750 sponsored by Queensland Country LifeElders Shield of Excellence sponsored by Elders LimitedThe J R, A R & H R Lomax Memorial Trophy sponsored by QldBranch of Shorthorn Beef

THOMPSON LONGHORN RESERVE CHAMPION STEER$200, Association Sash, Certificate$200 sponsored by Thompson Longhorn

All entries must be same sex pens.

GRAIN FED ACCREDITED or GRAINACCESSED or PASTURE FED

IGA Fresh Pen of 3 Steers or Heifers - 360kg to420kgShowing no permanent incisors, with a minimumaverage live weight of 360kg and not exceeding 420kgfor the local trade, optimum P8 (rump) measurement9-10mm.First prize $250; Second $125; Third $75$450 sponsored by IGA Fresh

IGA Fresh Pen of 3 Steers or Heifers - 421kg to480kgShowing not more than two permanent incisors, with aminimum average live weight of 421kg and notexceeding 480kg for the Supermarket, Hotel andRestaurant trade, optimum P8 (rump) measurement10-11 mm.First prize $250; Second $125; Third $75$450 sponsored by IGA Fresh

IGA FRESH CHAMPION PEN OF 3 STEERS OR HEIFERS$500, Association Sash, Certificate$500 sponsored by IGA Fresh

IGA FRESH RESERVE CHAMPION PEN OF 3 STEERS ORHEIFERS$200, Association Sash, Certificate$200 sponsored by IGA Fresh

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION LOCAL TRADE WEIGHT STEEROR HEIFERTo be selected from the winner of class 20 and the best single steeror heifer from the winning pens in classes 23 and 24.$550, Association Sash, Certificate$550 sponsored by Woolworths

GRAIN FED ACCREDITED or GRAINACCESSED or PASTURE FED

Pen of 6 Steers - 360kg to 480kgShowing not more than two permanent incisors, with a minimum average live weight of 360kg and notexceeding 480kg for the Supermarket, Hotel andRestaurant trade, optimum P8 (rump) measurement10-11mm.First prize $450; Second $250; Third $110

Pen of 6 Steers - 481kg to 600kgShowing not more than four permanent incisors, with a minimum average live weight of 481kg and notexceeding 600kg for the Japanese chiller trade, P8(rump) measurement 8-22mm.First prize $450; Second $250; Third $110

Kilcoy Pastoral Company Limited Pen of 6 Steers -601kg to 720kgShowing not more than four permanent incisors, with a minimum average live weight of between 601kg and720kg for the Japanese chiller trade, P8 (rump)measurement 8-22mm.First prize $450; Second $250; Third $110$810 sponsored by Kilcoy Pastoral Company Limited

KILCOY PASTORAL COMPANY LIMITED CHAMPION PEN OF 6STEERS$750, Association Sash, Certificate$750 sponsored by Kilcoy Pastoral Company Limited

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Class 34

KILCOY PASTORAL COMPANY LIMITED RESERVE CHAMPIONPEN OF 6 STEERS$200, Association Sash, Trophy, CertificateTrophy sponsored by Morrissey & Co Pty Ltd$200 sponsored by Kilcoy Pastoral Company Limited

GRAND CHAMPION PENAssociation Sash, Perpetual Trophy, CertificateThe Syd Vellnagel Memorial Trophy sponsored by The Wilson andBell Families

COLES SUPERMARKETS CARCASECOMPETITION

The RNA appreciates the assistance of Australian Country Choice atthe Cannon Hill Abattoir for the conduct of the carcase competitionand to Coles Supermarkets for purchasing the cattle.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLYING TO CLASS 34

Cattle must arrive at the Australian Country Choice, CannonHill Abattoir by 4.00pm Sunday 5 August 2012.

1.

Judging will be carried out at the Abattoir on Tuesday 7August 2012.

2.

All carcases entered in the competition will be sold by privatearrangement.

3.

Presentation of Awards will take place on Saturday 11August 2012, RNA Showgrounds at 10.00am at theStockmans Bar & Grill.

4.

Carcases to remain the property of the buyer.5.

The cattle will be slaughtered at no cost to the exhibitor andthe purchaser will retain ownership of hides and offal.

6.

Exhibitors please note that price discounts will apply tocarcases outside the HSC weight and P8 measurementranges.

7.

Carcases will be trimmed to Aus-Meat standards.8.

All cattle entered must be HGP free.9.

Coles Supermarket Pen of Three Pasture Fed orGrain Fed Steers and/or HeifersAny entries showing not more than two permanentincisors entered in accordance with the followingconditions and judged to be most suitable for the LocalTrade. The weight range without penalty shall be 220kgto 285kg HSCW. Competition open to any pure beefbreed or the first cross of pure beef breeds of cattle. TheChampion and Reserve Champion Carcases will beselected from all entries in Class 34. Please refer toPoints Table at end of Prime Beef Section.First prize $200, Ribbon, Perpetual Trophy; Second $50,Ribbon; Third $50, Ribbon$300 and Perpetual Trophy sponsored by ColesSupermarket

CHAMPION CARCASE - CLASS 34Association Sash, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION CARCASE - CLASS 34Association Sash, Certificate

WOOLWORTHS MSA VALUE BASEDMARKETING CARCASE COMPETITION

The RNA appreciates the assistance of Woolworths Supermarkets atthe Churchill Abattoir for the conduct of the carcase competition andfor purchasing the cattle.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO CLASS 35

All cattle must be presented at the Abattoir with a MSAVendor Declaration. Cattle without the appropriate MSAVendor Declaration will be disqualif ied and will not beaccepted for slaughter. All costs involved in the removal ofcattle will be at the exhibitors expense.

All cattle entered in this competition will be sold toWoolworths at the wholesale carcase yield price (VBM)

1.

All entries must be delivered to Churchill Abattoir Ipswich(Berry Street, Churchill) before 4.00pm on Sunday 5 August2012.

2.

Cattle will be slaughtered on Monday 6 August 2012.3.

All cattle must be presented with ear tags and appropriatepaperwork identifying class and lot numbers.

4.

Competitors are invited to inspect their carcases in theBrismeat boning room. Contact Brismeat on 07 3202 2811to arrange inspection.

5.

One side from the winning carcases will be displayed at theRNA Meat Hall on Thursday 9 August 2012 to Monday 13August 2012.

6.

Woolworths (QLD) Ltd will slaughter cattle at no cost toexhibitors and will retain ownership of hides and offal.

7.

Carcases will be trimmed to Aus-meat standard.8.

Presentation of Awards will take place on Saturday 11August 2012 at RNA Showgrounds at 10.00am at theStockmans Bar & Grill.

9.

CARCASE SPECIFICATIONS

Hot Standard Carcase Weight (HSCW): 200kg - 285kg

Fat Depth Min. 3mm Rib Fat

Fat Distribution: Even Coverage

Dentition: 0 - 2 Teeth

Fat Colour: 0 - 3

Meat Colour: 1B - 3

Ph: 5.3 - 5.7

MSA Boning Group 12 or below

Animals will then be paid on a Value Based system above and belowthe set benchmark yield. The yield base for this competition will beset prior to close of entries. Bruising discounts will apply on a cutbasis. Ungraded MSA bodies will be disqualified.

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Class 35

Class 36

Class 37

JUDGING

Judging will be based on the VIAscan technology calibrated tocalculate the domestic wholesale yield. Final placings will be at thediscretion of the nominated judge.

Woolworths Pen of Three Grain Fed Steers and/orHeifersValue Based Marketing Competition on Beef Carcases.An entry may comprise a pen of three Steers and/orHeifers (200-285kg HSCW). Cattle in this class must befrom an accredited feedlot.First prize $800, Ribbon; Second $400, Ribbon; Third$200, Ribbon$1400 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS CHAMPION CARCASE - CLASS 35$100, Association Sash, Certificate$100 sponsored by Woolworths

WOOLWORTHS RESERVE CHAMPION CARCASE - CLASS 35$50, Association Sash, Certificate$50 sponsored by Woolworths

GRASS FED JAP OX CHILLED BEEF CARCASE

The RNA appreciates the assistance of JBS Australia Pty Ltd and itsDinmore Abattoir for the conduct of the carcase competition and forpurchasing the cattle.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS CLASS 36

Competition shall be a minimum of 5 entries.1.

Anty entry to consist of a Pen of Six Steers showing no morethan 4 permanent incisors.

2.

Cattle must arrive at JBS Australia Abattoir, Dinmore by4.00pm Sunday 5 August 2012.

3.

Any entry will be disqualified for having more than 4 teeth or ifthe carcase is outside HSCW range of 300kg - 420kg. Pricediscounts will apply for carcases with a P8 rumpmeasurement of less than 8mm and more than 22mm.

4.

Judging will be carried out by Aus-Meat Chiller Assessmentand carcases will be trimmed to Aus-Meat standard.

5.

All carcases entered in this class will be sold to JBS AustraliaPty Ltd.

6.

Display of sides of prize winning carcases will commence inthe RNA Meat Hall from Thursday 9 August 2012 untilMonday 13 August 2012.

7.

Presentation of Awards will take place on Saturday 11August 2012 at the RNA Showgrounds at 10.00am at theStockmans Bar & Grill.

8.

The John Sullivan Memorial Pen of Six Pasture-FedSteersWeighing between 300kg and 420kg hot standardcarcase weight, showing no more than 4 permanentincisors, entered in accordance with the aboveconditions and judged to be most suitable for theJapanese Chilled Beef Trade. Please refer to Points Tableat end of Prime Beef Section.First prize $200, Trophy; Second $100; Third RibbonJohn Sullivan Memorial Honour Board sponsored by TheSullivan Family

CHAMPION CARCASE - CLASS 36$100, Association Sash, Certificate

RESERVE CHAMPION CARCASE - CLASS 36$50, Association Sash, Certificate

SINCE 1998

The most comprehensive Beef Supply Chain Competiton in Australiaincorporating Feedlot Weight Gain, Carcase Competition, MSAEating Quality and Beef Taste Off.

RNA Paddock to Palate Points Scale

Weight Gain Maximum 35pts

Carcase Competition Maximum 115pts

MSA Eating Quality1st - 5pts2nd - 3pts3rd - 1pt

Beef Taste Off1st - 3pts2nd - 2pts3rd - 1pt

RNA PADDOCK TO PALATE COMPETITION

The RNA wishes to thank the following sponsors who haveconbtributed towards the prizemoney and conduct of Class 37.

Mort & CoPerformance Feeds

The Sturrock Trophy For The RNA Paddock to PalateOverall WinnerFirst prize $5000, Association Sash, Perpetual Trophy;Second $750, Association Sash; Third $250, AssociationSashPerpetual Trophy sponsored by The RNA

Previous Overall Winners:2012 - ?2011 - G. Morgan & Co (Shorthorn)2010 - Riverglen Pastoral Company (Charolais X)2009 - D & AD Bassingthwaighte & Co (Santa Gertrudis)

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37A

Class 37B

37C

100 DAY GRAIN FED WEIGHT GAINCOMPETITION

The RNA appreciates the assistance of Grassdale Feedlot for theconduct of the Feedlot Weight Gain Competition.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS - CLASS 37A

Applications to Enter for Class 37 must be received at theRNA office by 4.30pm on Thursday 5 April 2012.

1.

All Exhibitors must consign 7 steers, with the best 6 beingjudged in the competition. If for any reason there are lessthan 6 head at the time of judging, the entry will bedisqualified.

2.

Feeding of entries will be at Mort & Co's Grassdale Feedlot,Dalby. Any Exhibitor having feedlot enquiries is to contactBen Maher on 0400 711 009.

3.

Cattle are to be delivered with a Vendor Declaration toGrassdale Feedlot, to arrive there by 3.00 pm on Wednesday11 April 2012 and will be paddocked until the officialweigh-in.

4.

Ideal entry weight of steers is 380kg to 470kg.5.

As cattle will be ear tagged upon arrival at the feedlot.Exhibitors with multiple entries are requested to clearlyidentify individual pens.

6.

Prior to arrival at the feedlot, cattle must:a. Be dehorned and healed.b. If required, have HGP's implanted and be marked, oralternatively, HGP's will be available at induction. Instructionsto be clearly marked on entry form and Vendor Declaration.

7.

For the purpose of the feed trial, weigh-in will take placeTuesday 17 April 2012 with the final weighing being onTuesday 24 July 2012.

8.

A Field Day for Exhibitors, Sponsors and other IndustryRepresentatives will be held at Grassdale Feedlot on Tuesday24 July 2012.

9.

Exhibitors will be responsible for all feedlot and transportcosts, with billing to take place following the completion ofthe trial from carcase proceeds.

10.

Best Weight Gain for Pen of Six Grain-Fed SteersFirst prize $150, Ribbon; Second $100, Ribbon; Third$50, Ribbon

CARCASE COMPETITION

The RNA appreciates the assistance of JBS Australia Pty Ltd and it'sDinmore Abattoir for the conduct of the Carcase Competition.

All carcases will be sold to JBS Australia Pty Ltd.

BASE SPECIFICATIONS

Age: 0 - 4 teeth at slaughterFat Depth at P8 Site: 7/22mmCarcase Weights: 300 kg - 420 kg HDWMuscle: A - CMeat Colour: 1B - 2 - as measured in the AusMeat

languageFat Colour: 0 - 2 - as measured in the AusMeat

languageBruising: NilBase Price: To be set 3 weeks prior to slaughter. Age: 5/6 teeth less 5 cents/kgFat Depth: 23/32 mm less 5 cents/kgFat Depth: 33/42 mm less 30 cents/kgFat Depth: 43 mm + less 50 cents/kgBruising: For.1, 2, 3 or 4 less 10 cents/kg under

Ausmeat from base priceCarcase weights: 280/299.5 kg less 5 cents/kg from base

price

If in the event of animals well outside specifications as in:

Age 7/8 teethCarcase Weights: greater than 420.5kg or less than 280

kgMuscle Score: D or EMeat Colour: greater than 3 for Class 36, greater

than 2 for Class 37Fat Colour: greater than 2Bruising: greater than 4

The price will be set before slaughter - these carcases are notrequired to pack for premium orders.JBS Australia further advises that all bodies are weighted in sidesand the payment would be on side weights in the event of a bruiseon one side and not the second side.Only one side is chiller assessed and this score is applied to thebody.

Pen of Six Carcase CompetitionFirst prize $150, Ribbon; Second $100, Ribbon; Third$50, Ribbon

CHAMPION CARCASEAssociation Sash

RESERVE CHAMPION CARCASEAssociation Sash

MSA EATING QUALITY COMPETITION

The MSA Grading model predicts eating quality of 40 muscles by 6different cooking methods. It applies all our current knowledge aboutthe factors affecting meat. The MSA eating quality score is theaverage predicted MSA eating quality score of 11 major primal cuts,cooked by their optimum method.

MSA Eating Quality CompetitionFirst prize $150, Ribbon; Second $100, Ribbon; Third$50, Ribbon

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37D

BEEF TASTE OFF COMPETITION

Beef Taste-OffExhibitors in Class 37 will be invited to select one animalfrom their pen to compete in the Beef Taste-Off. Aselected cut will be taken from each animal, cooked byDEEDI Food Scientists and tasted by a panel of judges. Tasting points will be allocated by each judge across anumber of criteria. If the selected animal is out ofspecification in carcase classes, that animal is ineligibleto be in the Beef Taste-Off Competition.First prize $150, Ribbon; Second $100, Ribbon; Third$50, Ribbon

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CLASSES 34 SUPERMARKET TRADE

OPTIMUM P8 FAT DEPTH: 10-11mm

POINTS SYSTEM

P8 Fat Pts Rib Fat Pts Fat Pts Meat Pts Marb. Pts MEAT Pts EMA PtsDepth Depth Col. Col Score YIELD (mm) 15 (mm) 15 10 15 5 (%) 10 (cm2) 153 0 3 12 0 10 1a 10 0 4 As Per4 4 4 14 1 8 1b 15 1 5 AUS-MEAT5 6 5 15 2 6 1c 14 2 4 Scale6 8 6 15 3 3 2 11 3 1 adjusting7 10 7 14 4 1 3 5 for carcase8 12 8 11 weight9 14 9 8

10 15 10 6 Fat Distribution

11 15 11 4 15 Points 12 14 12 2 11 – 15 Fat evenly distributed 13 12 6 – 10 Slightly uneven 14 7 1 – 5 Uneven 15 4 0 Lumpy fat in several depots or insufficient fat 16 1 Total Points 100

NOTES: Any bodies with pH greater than 5.7 and less than 5.3 will be disqualified. In the event of two or more entries scoring equal points, carcase total placings will be determined using ELMY

(Estimated Lean Meat Yield) percentage.

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CLASSES 36 - 37 JAPANESE CHILLER TRADE

OPTIMUM P8 FAT DEPTH: 11-12mm POINTS SYSTEM

P8 Fat Pts Rib Fat Pts Fat Pts Meat Pts Marb. Pts MEAT Pts EMA PtsDepth Depth Col. Col. Score YIELD (mm) 15 (mm) 15 10 15 5 (%) 10 (cm2) 15

6 1 5 1 0 10 1a 8 0 2 As per7 11 6 12 1 9 1b 14 1 4 AUS-MEAT8 12 7 13 2 7 1c 15 >2 5 Scale9 13 8 14 3 5 2 10 adjusting10 14 9 15 4 3 3 7 for carcase11 15 10 15 5 1 4 3 weight12 15 11 14 13 14 12 14 14 14 13 12 15 13 14 12 16 13 15 11 17 13 16 9 18 12 17 7 19 12 18 5 20 11 19 3

21 10 20 1 Fat Distribution 22 9 15 Points 23 7 11 – 15 Fat evenly distributed 24 5 6 – 10 Slightly uneven 25 3 1 – 5 Uneven 26 2 0 Lumpy fat in several depots or insufficient fat 27 1 Total Points 100

Penalty Points

Meat Points Meat Points

T/F 0 pH 0

3 0 5.3-5.7 0

2 -3 >5.7 -5

1 -5 <5.3 -5

FOR CLASS 37 ONLY Dressing %(ACTUAL DRESSING % - 50) x 1.5 maximum 15 points Carcase chiller assessment maximum 100 points Champion and Reserve Champion Carcasses are judged on chiller assessment points (100).

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NOTES