Friday & Saturday12-13 July, 2019

47th Annual

AGR ICULTURAL SHOW

KUNU N U RRA

Admission FeesAdults $20/day or $35/2-day pass

Pensioners $10/dayChildren (16 & under) $5/day or $8/2-day pass

Life Membership $350 (includes 2 adults and their children up to 16 years)

Exhibits and Entries See page 8All prices include GST.

Strictly no admittance without correct security band!

Our theme for 2019 is Indigenous Languages. You can contribute by looking out for the special classes of

events and entries throughout this schedule, and making an entry related to the Indigenous languages of our region!

Gate Prizes each day - Travel VouchersSponsored by

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Contents

KAS Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Life Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Acknowledgements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4President’s Report 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Preliminary Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7Entry Forms, Deadlines and Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Exhibit Drop-off, Collection & Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Equestrian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-13Government, Commercial & Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Collection Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Cattle Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Potted Plants & Flowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Produce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Fruit & Vegetables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Children’s Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-22Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-25Preserves & Beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242019 Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-33Homecraft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35Art & Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-36Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Pet Pavilion - Poultry & Birds, Reptiles & other Pets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Dog Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Show & Shine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40Novelty Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-45Main Pavilion information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-49Rules & Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-51Under 18's Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Extreme Vegetables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Showgrounds Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . back inside coverPavilion, Equestrian & Pet Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . centre pull-out form

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KAS Committee

President Kath RyanVice-President Bonny RugendykeVice-President Penny Goldsmith

Support Officer / Secretary Grahame GouldTreasurer Michelle Couacaud

Show Day Treasurer Bonny RugendykeCattle Section Coordinator Kath Ryan

Advertising Coordinators Penny Goldsmith & Christine BeaumontCompetitions Coordinator Steve Italiano

Equestrian Coordinator Christie BeaumontGrounds Coordinator Chris Robinson

Entertainment & Sites Coordinator Sarah BrettPavilion & Stewards Coordinators Kym Slynn & Desanka Mijovic

Pet Pavilion Coordinators Sarah Brett & Kiah HullShow n Shine Coordinator TBA

Public Officer & Grounds Coordinator Chris RobinsonGates Coordinator Neville Symons

Safety Officer Michelle CouacaudIT Support Beth HalesCommittee Neville Symons, Charlie & Rada Biorac,

Greg Egan, Bruce Carey, Jane Normandale, Jo Warren, Di Robinson, Sarah Duguid

ABN: 27 043 537 025 e: knaags@knxagsoc.com.auPO Box 271, Kununurra WA 6743 w: www.kas.org.au

Ph: (08) 9168 2885 f: www.facebook.com/agshow.knx

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KAS Life Members

Aladin, R&MAlvin, P&LArmstrong, B&MAusburn, G&DBacher, K&MBailey, J&LBanton & Green, C&DBell, G&PBiorac, C&RBiorac/Storey V & RBlack, I&VBlampey MJCBloecker, CBloecker, W&GBolten, F&ABolten/Magnay C&MBolto, Y&EBowles, R&MBradley, T&ABrett, SBuchanan, P&JBuckley & Goulden, C&VBucktin, R&BBudge, IButcher, B&NCannon, J&YCamer-Pesci, F&RCarey, B&CCavlovic, DCavlovic, N&ECavlovic R&TChamberlain, R&DChirgwin, JChirgwin, KCole, B&PCondon, T&SConley, L&MConner & Wilson, N&BCooke, S&KCookson C&KCostello, R&DCraig, S&JCroot, T&ECross, I&JCross, NCullimore, S&JCummings, A&TCummings, J&M

Cummings, R&LDavidson MBDavies, DDay, S&EDen, D&MDessert, KDone, C&PDurack, R&EEdwards, CFletcher, M&KFerguson, G&TFreer, W&DGardiner, EGearon, D&GGilmore, CGoodson & Morgan, R&JGoldsmith & Black, P&AGosling, K&AGowling, B&GGrandison, D&EGray, AGray, M&MGreen, G&DGreen, P&NGrylls, BGrylls & Boxsell, A&NGuerinoni, M&CGuerinoni, M&RGuyton, RHackett, E&NHaggerty, S&LHalliday, W&JHamilton, R&RHarman, G&JHarvey, S&THasted, D&CHayley, J&PHaynes, G&IHeading, L&FHenggeler, C&JHiggins, ZHughes, JInnes, A&LIreland, K&JJohns, GJohns, SJohnson, W&BJones, L

Karl, F&MKelly, K&JKenworthy, CKimpton, M&BKnight, R&JKuiper, F&CLauder C&SLeaver, S&CLee & Chapple, S&MLerch, BLerch, DLerch, J&KLerch, RLetchford, P&BLilly, KJ&GMacEvilly, W&KMacNeill, E&JMcAuliffe, J&PMcCosker, P&DMcKay, RMcKenna, T McKinlay, B McLachlan, SMcLean, N&JMcLean, S&RMcMicking, JMenzies & Crock, C&DMock, GMock, P&AMorey, JMorgan, G&LMorgan, TMowat, MMunro, S&HNicholson, J&DNormandale P&JNorthover/Rushby M&SNovelly, P&AO’Kenny, MOlawsky, KJ&MOliver, D&IOliver & Paramor, R&LParker, L&KParslow, W&JPedler J&LPipe R&JPegg, PPucci, E&M

Puckridge, R&CRamage, JRankin, T&HRavenscroft, S&SRichards, L&SRobertson, L&KRobinson, D&CRobson, R&SRogers, P&DRoss, LRussell, BRyan & McKinlay, K&SSaunders, P&JSearle, P&TSkerman & Brett, K&HSlingsby, K&PSmart, D&JSmith, D&SSpackman, LSpackman, B&BSquire, N&DStennett, J&AStewart,P&EStoldt, K&VStrutt, SThorne, D&HTomkin, G&JTough, TTrowbridge, M&EWalters, N&JWalters, GWarnock, GWaser, D&RWaymouth, MWelsh, M&TWilkie, M&RWilliams, KWillis, J&DWilson SWithers, W&JWoodhead, J&SWoodhead, SWright, DWright, GWright, K&AYoung, K&J

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Acknowledgements

To the husbands, wives, partners and fam-ilies of all the committee members, thank

you for your absolute patience.

To anyone who has helped the Show Society in any way, if we have missed thanking

you, please accept our sincere gratitude and thanks!

The Kununurra Agricultural Society grate-fully acknowledges the generous support of the following individuals, families &

businesses in the past year.

Aaron BlackABC KimberleyAlina JansenAllan WedderburnAmy HerritsAnders FamilyAngie AyersAnna RobinsonAnna-Lena SteffensAnne JoritsmaAnne KarrenbergAnne, Toni & James

McClounanAnsell FamilyApex KununurraBarbara GryllsBarranetsBen SalernoBeth HalesBob CooperBonny RugendykeBrodie Robertson

Diane RobinsonEast Kimberley HardwareElla ThompsonFiona KuiperGloria BantonGraeme FingerHeather MorrisHelena & Codie O’DwyerIan & Verna BlackIngrid HarveyJane HarmanJane NormandaleJanine WaltersJeff SellarsJenny McLeanJill WilliamsJo & Emily FennellJo CooneyJonsen ContractingKangaroo HavenKatie DennisKatrina BoshammerKay BaileyKaye DebontKiah HullKim Brittain Kununurra Country ClubKununurra Neighbour-

hood HouseKununurra Volunteer Fire

& Rescue ServiceLeslie JamesLibby FitzpatrickLinda CunninghamLinda HannigLindi WrightLinzi MakinLisa OliverMandy DrendelMarcus SalernoMayson Battrick &

Louise SassMel WhalleyMelissa McDonaldMichelle LiddelowMike ShawNadia DonnellyNaomi ArthurNatasha CrossNathan FordNavarrone Salerno

Bruce & Christine CareyBruce RussellCaity CraigCarlton Hill StationCeres FarmChris JowettCharles ReesChris GriffithsChris ShawChristian BloeckerChuck BergerCindy MorrisCraig PalmerCurly Yates & Blu GaffDanee FinckhDartanion SalernoDavid Tate & the 4WD

ClubDawn HullDésirée Jackson Di & Glen OsborneDiane & Ross Dundas

Neville & Maria SymonsNicole MasonOrd River RoadhousePacksaddle Volunteer

Bush Fire BrigadePat & Arminel RyanPaul ParkerPeter & Anne GoodfellowPeter de KruijffPeter PeggPhil FlickPolly ShinerRapid Print MediaRebecca & Katie ClarkeRhonda GuerinoniRobertson FamilyRosalie DobsonRosewood StationRoz BowlesRustic PathwaysSarah DuguidScott DaySharon MasonSharon McLachlanSimon RoxburgSiobhan FitzgeraldSue Cottle Sue FrenchSue JarnikiTegan PhillipsTeresa BytschkowThe Job ShopTim & Riley AndersTodd McKennaTom VickersTroy PotterVicky Biorac

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President’s Report

Welcome to the 47th Kununurra Agricultural Show.

Each Ag Show is unique and showcases all our com-munity has to offer – we are sure this year will be a credit to all involved.

Please look through the schedule for the new classes, entertainment and novelty events; we’re sure you’ll find something that piques your interest. This year is the international year of indigenous languages, so the themed classes have been updated and reallocated where appropriate. The stockmen’s challenge and rescue challenge are new this year; we hope you enjoy them!

The Ag Show would not be possible without the dedicated work of the Committee and the support of their families, our Society Support Officer, caretakers and our army of volunteers, tenderers and casual workers. From cleaning sheds, weeding and painting to desktop publishing, writing grant applications and data entry – there is a great deal of effort in bringing the show together.

Please tip your hat to our hardworking committee, who have all worked tirelessly. They will be at this year’s show doing all they can to make it the best it can be. We welcome new faces, so please be part of making the Kununurra Agricultural Show a roaring success.

We know there will be something for everyone to make this show memorable. See you at the Show!!

—Kath Ryan, President

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Preliminary Program

Friday

Gates Open 2pm!

Horse Fancy Dress • Local DancersFruit & Veg, Art & Craft PavilionsSide Shows • Food StallsBubble Muffin Kids Cooking ClubMachinery DisplaysCattle • Rescue ChallengeLocal bands, kids shows & more!

Equestrian Events

Dressage • Rider ClassesShowjumping

8am start

Evening Aly Cook & fireworks to close!

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Saturday

Gates Open 8am!

Show & Shine - remember to vote!Dog Show • Dog Novelty compStockman's ChallengeWatermelon OlympicsKimberley Cowboy ChallengeProduce AuctionHaystacking ChallengeCirKAS - watch the amazing talents of our local kids!Local Bands, kids shows & more!

Equestrian Events

Leadline • PoniesHack Classes

8am start

Evening Aly Cook

The MexicansMore fireworks!

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Entry Forms, Deadlines and Fees

All entries to the show should be made on the pull-out form in the centre of this schedule. Stewards may transfer entreis to more appropriate categories, at their discretion.

Please return the entry form, together with the applicable fees, to the Kununurra Agricultural Society office, no later than the deadline indicated below. (Exception: Cattle entries should be submitted via email to knaags@knxagso.com.au)

Group Entry Deadline

Produce 713 & 714 (Sandalwood) 4 pm, Thursday, 4th July Gardens 4 pm, Thursday, 4th July Cattle 5 pm, Friday, 5th July Equestrian Events 5 pm, Sunday, 7th July Dogs 8:30 am, Saturday, 13th July Novelty Events 1 hour before event starts All other groups and classes 7:30 pm, Wednesday, 10th July

Late Entries will not be accepted!

Entry fees

Pet Pavilion & Dog Show: $3 per entry

Pavilion Adults / Open: $3 per entryPavilion Children: $1 per entry

Under 18’s Display: $5

Equestrian (per horse/rider combination):Show horse: $20

Showjumping: $15Games: $10

Dressage: $5 per testStockman’s Challenge: $10Stables: $5 per night

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Exhibit Drop-off & Collection

Collection TimesPerishable exhibits may be collected at 4:00pm, Saturday 13th July.

Unclaimed perishable exhibits will be auctioned at 4.30pm, with the proceeds going to the Kununurra Agricultural Society.

Cats may be collected at 12 noon on Saturday 13th July; all other pets may be collected from 4pm the same day.

All other exhibits may be collected between 10:00am-Midday, Sunday 14th July.

Group Drop-off Times

Gardens Judging on 5th & 6th July Produce Classes 713 & 714 (Sandalwood) Under 18’s Display Thursday, 11th July, 4:00-7:00pm Photography Collection Corner Arts & Crafts Homecrafts Children’s Exhibits (except cooking & flowers) Friday, 12th July, 7:00-8:30am Potted Plants Preserves & Beverages Saturday, 13th July, 7:00-8:30am Fruit & Vegetables Produce Cooking (open & children’s) Flowers & Dressed Fruit (open & children’s) Pet Pavilion - all except cats & dogs Saturday, 13th July, 8:00-8:30am Pet Pavilion - Cats Saturday, 13th July, 8:30-9:00am Dog Show All dogs on grounds by 9:30am Saturday Novelty, Equestrian, & Cattle Check the relevant section

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EquestrianChief Steward: Christie Beaumont 0416 710 370

Friday, 8 am start

Inhand Classes2001 Junior Handler 12 yrs & under2002 Junior Handler 13-17 years2003 Senior Handler 18 yrs & over2004 Pony up to and including 14hh2005 Stockhorse/Quarterhorse2006 Thoroughbred/Standardbred2007 Coloured2008 Arab/Derivative2009 Arab Pure bred

Dressage(no led riders)

2010 Prep test A (2014)2011 Prelim test 1.1 (2014)2012 Novice test 2.2 (2014)

Show Jumping2013 35cm2014 50cm2015 65cm2016 80cm2017 100cm2018 Top score 35/602019 Top score 65/1002020 Six bar

Games / Obstacle Course (Gymkhana)2021 Western Bending

2022 Boot Race2023 Can Race2024 Egg & Spoon Race2025 Ribbon Race2026 Sack Race2027 Minty Race

Saturday, 8 am start

2028 Smartest on Parade, any discipline

LeadlineRider up to 10 years of age. Lead Rein leaders must be 15 yrs or older, and must wear suitable closed-in

footwear and appropriate attire.2029 Lead Rein Rider2030 Lead Rein Pony2031 Lead Rein Pleasure Pony2032 Lead Rein Best Combination2033 Lead Rein Happiest Rider2034 Lead Rein Best Manners

PoniesRider 17 years and under; ponies up to 14h.

2035 Rider 12 yrs & under2036 Rider 13-17 years2037 Pony 12.2h and under2038 Pony 12.3h-14h inclusive2039 Pleasure pony up to 14h inclusive2040 Girl’s pony up to 14h inclusive2041 Boy’s pony up to 14h inclusive

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Hack ClassesGalloways and Hacks 14.1h and over.

2042 Rider 18 years & over2043 Galloway 14.1-15h2044 Hack 15.1h & over2045 Pleasure Galloway/

Hack 14.1h & over2046 Ladies Galloway/

Hack 14.1h & over2047 Gents Galloway/

Hack 14.1h & over2048 Pairs (any height incl. ponies)2049 Working Stockhorse Junior2050 Working Stockhorse Senior2051 Fancy Dress

STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE

Saturday on the Main Oval!Nominations will be taken on the day

at the main office.

$1000 entry fee

$50000 cash prizeSponsored by

Rules• Each combination may have one attempt at the course.• The timer starts when the combination passes through the start flags and finishes when the combination passes through the finish flags.• Each obstacle may be approached 3 times, if horse refuses to complete obstacle on third attempt, the combi-nation will move to the next obstacle.• A maximum of 45 secs to begin obstacle is allowed.• A refusal is classed if the horse moves in a backwards direction from the obstacle more than two steps, or if the horse turns away from the obstacle with moving feet. If the horse does not move for more than 10 secs it is also deemed as a refusal.• All obstacles must be attempted, rider may not choose to pass an obstacle.• No spurs or whips to be used on course.• Each completed obstacle is worth up to 10 points, 2 points will be subtracted for refusals and errors on course.• The winner will be the combination with the highest score. If two combinations score equally, times will be used to determine the winner.

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EquestrianChief Steward: Christie Beaumont 0416 710 370

Equestrian Prizes

Class prizes - ribbon plus:

$1000 first prize$500 second prize$200 third prize

Champion: $5000 prizeReserve champion: $3000 prize

Awards sponsored by the Shaw Family:

Encouragement Award Senior: $5000

Encouragement Award Junior: $5000

Sportsmanship Award: $5000

Highest Points Award: $5000

Stockman’s Challenge: $50000 prize!

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Equestrian Event Regulations1. Horses in breed classes should be registered. Registration

cards should be produced on demand. Points may be allocated for ROM, Performance or High Point awards if registered. Please present cards and registration papers to stewards for point allocation if required.

2. Coloured horses are defined as any colour variances associated with Roaning, Dun, Paint, Appaloosa, Palomino or Albino. The Judge may use discretion when accepting entries for these classes.

3. Stallions and Colts are permitted in senior classes only and must be handled by a competent person over the age of 18. No stallion shall be allowed in the grounds without appropriate restraint (chain lead or bit).

4. Halter event classes require a minimum of 4 entries, or they may be judged together, with the exception of stallion classes.

5. Any horse deemed by the steward to be dangerous or out of control must be removed on demand.

6. Handlers must present in appropriate attire. No exhibitor shall be granted entry to a ring wearing thongs, sandals or singlet tops. Neat tidy and clean attire should be worn at all times in the ring. Any handler wearing incorrect attire may be asked to re-present or find a suitable handler.

7. Smartest on Parade classes are to be judged on grooming of horse and handler, suitability, fit and cleanliness of gear and overall appearance. One horse - one rider policy applies to these classes.

8. Novice Classes are open to competitors who have not pre-viously won an open class in the same or similar category.

9. Any rider under the age of 18 is required to wear a helmet complying with current safety standards (ASA/NZ3838 or EN1384).

10. Any disputes are to be submitted in writing to the Chief Steward on the day of the competition.

11. The committee reserves the right to alter, omit or add classes as may be deemed necessary at any time due to time constraints or number of competitors.

Dressage

1. Dressage nominations must be received by last mail on 26th June to be included in the draw. Late entries will be accepted at the judge’s discretion. Draw will be posted on Thursday 9th July on the Stable Complex notice board or faxed on request.

2. All dressage events are run under unofficial Equestrian Australia (EA) competition rules.

3. Preliminary dressage is open to Horse/Rider combinations that have not scored more than 60% at Novice level.

4. Novice dressage is open to Horse/Rider combinations that have not scored more than 60% at Elementary level.

5. Elementary dressage is open to Horse/Rider combinations that have not scored more than 60% at Medium level.

6. A horse may only compete in two consecutive levels on the day, e.g. a horse may compete Preliminary/Novice or Novice/Elementary.

Show Jumping 1. Show jumping will be run under unofficial EA rules.

2. All riders competing in show jumping events must wear an approved safety helmet.

3. AM7 Competition rules: A competitor with a clear round rides the jump-off course, against the clock, before leaving the arena. The competitor has 45 seconds only to go through the starting flags after the Judge sounds the bell for the jump-off. The jump-off may include two new obsta-cles in the course.

4. Preparatory - There are no eliminations; help will be given. The aim is to get all horses & riders around the course.

5. Junior - For riders aged under 15 years who have not won a show jumping event before. May be led.

6. Novice - Horse must have not won a show jumping event before.

7. Preliminary - Horse must have not won more than twice at a similar height.

8. Open - open to all horse and rider combinations that have not competed in the Novice Class.

9. Horse/Rider combinations may compete in up to two consecutive grade levels if eligible. Horses deemed unfit will be withdrawn at the discretion of the stewards.

10. Riders may compete on more than one horse, but a horse may not have more than one rider.

11. Classes may be cancelled if there are insufficient entries.

12. Jigsaw - Timed event; two riders on the course jump any 5 jumps from any direction.

13. Pairs - Timed event; two riders jump each jump together.

14. Gamblers Stakes - Must jump any 8 jumps; each jump is awarded points; highest points win.

Maximum heights:

Prep Junior - 30cm Junior - 50cm

Prep Novice - 50cm Novice - 65cm

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Government, Commercial & CommunityExhibits must be erected by 2pm Friday 12th July and remain intact until 5pm Saturday 13th July.

Perpetual Shields for Most Successful Exhibitor

Sponsored by

1808 Community sectorOpen to all organisations in community projects

1809 Commercial sector Open to all exhibitors of manufactured goods, commerce and industry

1810 Government sectorOpen to all government departments

Collection CornerChief Steward: Michelle Liddelow 0457 866 049

Max. area per entry: 1 square metre.

Sponsored by

1470 Theme: Indigenous Languages 1471 Best collection of Science

Paraphernalia1472 Open collection

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Cattle

Brahman (Bos indicus)Champion Brahman sponsored by Camp-ing Clothing & Rural Supply101 Bull 12 months & under102 Bull 12 to 24 months103 Female PTIC or with calf 24

months & over104 Pen of 3 breeding heifers

Any other breed105 Bull 12 months & over106 Female PTIC or with calf 24

months & over107 Pen of 3 breeding heifers2095 Dry cow

Cattle Section SponsorsBlackwoods AtkinsRingers Western

Kimberley Vet Centre

Export CattleChampion Export Cattle - Dougal Brett Memorial Trophy108 Pen of 3 steers to 280kg for SE Asia109 Pen of 3 steers 280kg to 350kg for

Southeast Asia110 Pen of 3 steers 350kg+111 Pen of 3 export heifers

Novelty112 Largest bullock113 Favourite poddy

Other Livestock114 Goats - any breed, pen of two or

more115 Pigs - domestic, any breed

Chief Steward: Kath Ryan 0428 887 3097Entry forms are available on the KAS website. Please email forms to knaags@knxagsoc.com.au by 5pm, Friday 5th July.

Entry fees and stall fees to be paid at the KAS office upon delivery of cattle. Cattle must be in the hands of the stewards by 10am Friday 12th July. No late entries will be accepted. Entrants must comply with current Western Australian regulations regarding the movement of cattle. Feed to be provided by exhibitors. Judging will commence at midday on Friday 12th July.

Prizes - sponsored by

Champion Pen Of Show Best Overall Exhibitor

Guess The Weight

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GardensChief Steward: Nathan Ford 0404 859 869

Gardens to be located within a 30km radius of Kununurra and Wyndham Post Offices. Judging between 5th and 10th of July. Judging times will be advised by telephone.

Champion Garden: Sponsored by Ollie’s Irrigation & Plumbing Supplies

921 Best residential garden in KununurraSponsored by ORDCO

922 Best residential garden in Wynd-hamSponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

923 Best large garden over 1000sq.m, outside of towns Sponsored by RaiTech

924 Best residential under 3 yrs, in townSponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

925 Best garden under 3 yrs, outside of townsSponsored by ORDCO

926 Best waterwise gardenSponsored by Ollie’s Irrigation & Plumbing Supplies

927 Best front gardenSponsored by East Kimberley Hardware

928 Best back garden Sponsored by East Kimberley Hardware

929 Best outdoor entertainment area Sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

930 Best small garden site (e.g. duplex, unit, flat or permanent caravan)Sponsored by Tuckerbox IGA

931 Best household (non-commercial) vegetable gardenSponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

932 Best collection & display pot plants and/or hanging basketsSponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

933 Best garden - business premises, gov. or institutional garden (small)Sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

934 Best garden - business premises, gov. or institutional garden (large)Sponsored by Guerinoni & Son

935 Best child’s garden bed or collec-tion of pots (10 or more)Sponsored by Kennards Hire

936 Best water gardenSponsored by Davey Tyre & Battery Service

937 Best household (non-commercial) vegetable garden - Wyndham Sponsored by RaiTech

938 Best Wyndham garden - business premises, gov. or institutional gar-den (small) Sponsored by Revive

939 Best residential garden in Halls Creek Sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

940 Best residential garden in Warmun Sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

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Chief Steward: Jane Harman 0427 083 569 Sue Roberts Memorial Trophy for Best Exhibit: Sponsored by Ivanhoe Café

Most Successful Exhibitor: Sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

All prizes in this section sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden, unless otherwise noted.

900 Desert rose901 Fern, any variety, potted or hanging902 Cactus903 Bulb, tuber, corm or rhizome904 Bonsai905 Palm in a pot906 Any other pot plant907 Miniature garden

908 Terrarium909 Cut floral arrangement910 Posey

Sponsored by Ord Valley CWA911 Biggest Sunflower912 Hanging basket913 Pot plant, variegated foliage914 Pot plant in novel container915 Heliconia, cut (4)916 Any plant grown from seed or cut-

ting

Potted Plants & Flowers

ProduceChief Steward: Chris Robinson 08 9168 1740 Show Steward: Jane Harman

Most Successful Exhibitor: Sponsored by Lincfel Trading

Honey700 Honey 500gm jar701 Complete frame honey comb

Grain samplesDisplays only - no charge

702 Best truck sample - any grain

Fodder703 Best sample of chaff704 Best sample of legume hay705 Best sample of cereal hay706 Baled hay707 Grain stockfeed mix - early wean-

ers (sample in a sealed bucket or bag <2kg)

Must be submitted by 28 June, along with standard nutritional information.

Eggs708 White hen eggs (6)709 Brown hen eggs (6)710 Duck eggs (6)711 Other eggs (6)

Sandalwood712 Best tray of seedlings713 Best hectare714 Best large plantation over 20 ha

ExtremesSponsored by ORDCO

715 Giant pumpkin716 Giant vegetable717 Most deformed fruit

or vegetable

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Fruit & VegetablesChief Steward: Roz Bowles w 08 9168 2525 / h 08 9168 1728

Fruit and Vegetables must be grown by the exhibitor. Exhibits may be cut open and displayed to assess maturity and other characteristics, and may be covered with Glad wrap. Classes

817 & 845 - points to be awarded for arrangement, quality and number of varieties.

Best Overall Fruit: Trophy by Bothkamp AustraliaBest Overall Vegetables: Trophy by Bothkamp Australia

Collection of Fruit: Trophy by Centurion Collection of Vegetables: Trophy by Centurion

Highest Overall Points: Trophy by KAI

Specialty800 Dress any fruit or vegetable

(Adults) sponsored by Shirley & Cleve Leaver

801 Fruit Carving

Fruit802 Bananas, bunch803 Bananas, hand804 Watermelon805 Rockmelon (1)806 Honeydew (1)807 Rockmelon, tray808 Honeydew, tray812 Passionfruit (6)813 Paw Paw (1)814 Paw Paw, tray815 Mango (1)816 Mango flower (panicle)817 Collection of locally grown fruit

(min 4)818 Any other tropical fruit

Vegetables819 Cabbage820 Spring onions (bunch 12)821 Asian vegetable - leafy822 Chilli (6)823 Beans, snake (bunch 12)

824 Beans, other (100 g)825 Silverbeet (bunch 6 sticks)826 Capsicum, any (2)827 Cucumber, any (1)828 Pumpkin, Jap (1)829 Pumpkin, Queensland Blue or

Jarrahdale (1)830 Pumpkin, Butternut (1)831 Sweet corn (2 cobs)832 Button Squash, yellow or green

(min 6)833 Tomatoes, cherry (6)834 Tomatoes - Roma (6)835 Tomatoes - other (6)836 Cauliflower (1)837 Lettuce (1)838 Egg Plant (1)839 Egg Plant, long (min2)840 Zucchini (2)841 Okra (8)842 Sweet Potatoes (2)843 Bouquet of mixed herbs844 Parsley (12 sprigs)845 Collection of locally grown vegeta-

bles (min 6)846 Any other vegetable

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Children’s SectionChief Steward: Mandy Drendal 0488 781 116 Steward: Sarah Law Prizes awarded to the child with the highest point score in each section for each age group. Limit of 2 entries per class, per exhibitor.

Child with the most overall points: $75 Trophy donated by Barbara Grylls Best Overall scrapbook exhibit by child: Trophy donated by Office National

All Ages sponsored by Wattleup Tractors

1498 Dress any Fruit or Vegetable (Saturday only)

1499 Poster - Theme: Indigenous Lan-guages

1500 Under 18’s community group dis-play

1501 Paper maché item1502 Collection corner (child’s collec-

tion)

Art (Children’s)Sponsored by RB Dessert Seeds

4-6 Years1503 Painting, any media (must be ready

to hang)1504 Fabric Painting1505 Drawing any media1506 Mosaic1507 Decorated Kimberley hat

7-8 Years1508 Painting, any media (must be ready

to hang)

1509 Fabric painting1510 Drawing, any media1511 Mosaic1512 Poster - Theme: Indigenous Lan-

guages1513 Decorated Kimberley hat

9-12 Years1514 Painting, any media (must be ready

to hang)1515 Fabric painting1516 Drawing, any media1517 Mosaic1518 Poster - Theme: Indigenous Lan-

guages1519 Graffiti (50 sq.cm board)

13-16 Years1520 Painting, any media1521 Fabric painting1522 Drawing, any media1523 Mosaic1524 Poster - Theme: Indigenous Lan-

guages1525 Graffiti (50 sq.cm board)

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Cooking (Children’s)Overall best sponsored by RB Dessert Seeds

Age Group prizes sponsored by Cheeky Dingo Produce

4-6 Years1526 Pikelets (6)1527 Decorated Cake - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages1528 Any cake1529 Raw dessert1530 Muffins (6)

7-8 Years1531 Pikelets (6)1532 Decorated Cake - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages1533 Any cake1534 Raw dessert1535 Muffins (6)1536 Biscuits, 2 distinct varieties, 4 of

each

9-12 Years1537 Confectionery - 2 distinct varieties1538 Decorated Cake - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages1539 Any Cake1540 Most Interesting Snack1541 Raw dessert1542 Muffins (6)1543 Biscuits, 2 distinct varieties (4 of

each)

13-16 Years1544 Confectionery - 3 distinct varieties1545 Decorated Cake - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages

1546 Any Cake1547 Raw dessert1548 Muffins (6)1549 Biscuits, 3 distinct varieties (4 of

each)

Handicraft & Needlework (Children’s)Sponsored by Tuckerbox Variety

4-6 Years1550 Any crafted item1551 Any hand sewn item1552 Any papercraft item1553 Scrapbooking1629 One homemade fishing lure or fly1630 Any homemade fishing rod

7-8 Years1554 Any crafted item1555 Any hand sewn article1556 Any machine sewn article1557 Any papercraft item1558 Scrapbooking1631 One homemade fishing lure or fly1632 Any homemade fishing rod

9-12 Years1559 Any crafted item1560 Any hand sewn article1561 Any machine sewn article1562 Any papercraft item1563 Scrapbooking1564 Handmade lace1565 One homemade fishing lure or fly1566 Any homemade fishing rod

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13-16 Years1567 Any crafted item1568 Any hand sewn article1569 Any machine sewn article1570 Any papercraft item1571 Scrapbooking1572 Handmade lace1573 One homemade fishing lure or fly1574 Any homemade fishing rod

Models, Woodcraft & Metalwork (Children’s)

Overall best sponsored by Kununurra Home & Garden

Age Group prizes sponsored by RB Dessert Seeds

4-6 Years1575 Any dough or plaster item1576 LEGO child’s own creation - up to

100 pieces and 30cm³1577 Any other construction model,

not Lego1578 Original model from recycled mate-

rials

7-8 Years1579 Any dough or plaster item1580 LEGO child’s own creation, up to

100 pieces and 30cm³1581 Any other construction model,

not Lego1582 Any wooden project1583 Any metal project1584 Original model from

recycled materials

9-12 Years1585 Any LEGO from a kit1586 LEGO child’s own creation up to

100 pieces and 30cm³1587 Any other construction model, not

Lego1588 Any wooden project1589 Any metal project1590 Original model from recycled mate-

rials1591 Any hand built pottery item

13-16 Years1592 Any construction model from a kit1593 Any construction model original

creation1594 Any wooden project1595 Any metal project1596 Original model from recycled mate-

rials

Photography (Children’s)Overall best sponsored by Sarah Duguid

PhotographyAge Group prizes sponsored by

4-6 Years1597 Kimberley Land, Sea or Sky1598 Wildlife/Farm Animals1599 Pets

7-8 Years1600 Kimberley Land, Sea or Sky1601 Wildlife/Farm Animals1602 Pets

Children’s Section

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Children’s Section9-12 Years

1603 Kimberley Land, Sea or Sky1604 Portrait formal or casual1605 Selfie1606 Wildlife/Farm Animals/Pets1607 Other

13-16 Years1608 Kimberley Land, Sea or Sky1609 Portrait formal or casual1610 Selfie1611 Wildlife/Farm Animals/Pets1612 Other

Plants (Children’s)

Overall best sponsored by Age group prizes sponsored by

4-6 Years1613 Flowering pot plant1614 Miniature garden - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages1615 Decorated pot with plant1616 Other: e.g. grown from seed, cut-

tings etc

7-8 Years1617 Flowering pot plant1618 Miniature garden - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages

1619 Decorated pot with plant1620 Other: e.g. grown from seed, cut-

tings etc

9-12 Years1621 Flowering pot plant1622 Miniature garden - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages1623 Decorated pot with plant1624 Other: e.g. grown from seed, cut-

ting etc

13-16 Years1625 Flowering pot plant1626 Miniature garden - Theme: Indige-

nous Languages1627 Decorated pot with plant1628 Other: e.g. grown from seed, cut-

ting etc

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CookingChief Steward: Desanka Mijovic 0447 922 225 Exhibits to be covered by CLEAR plastic bag tied with a twist tie ONLY. No plastic wrap. Packet mixtures not to be used, unless specified. Exhibits to be un-iced unless specified. Set ingredients and sizes must be used where specified. Exhibits (except novelty items) will be cut open and displayed at the Judge’s discre-tion. Judging will commence at 9am, Saturday 13th July.

Most Successful Exhibitor, Cooking: Sponsored by Champion Cake of Show: Frank Cruttenden Perpetual Trophy & Champion Rosette

Sponsored by Tuckerbox IGA

Yeast goods (hand kneaded only)Sponsored by Kimbercrust

1200 Plain white loaf1201 Wholemeal loaf1202 Gluten free loaf1203 Other bread

Machine made breadSponsored by Kimberley Ornamental

Stonecraft1204 Plain white loaf1205 Wholemeal loaf1206 Other bread

General sectionSponsored by Walkabout Souvenirs

1207 Sweet slice, chocolate (6)1208 Sweet slice, other (6)1209 Pizza, savoury/sweet (1 of each)1210 Muffins, sweet (6)1211 Muffins, savoury (6)1212 Scones, plain (6)

sponsored by Ord Valley CWA1213 Scones, pumpkin (6)

sponsored by Ord Valley CWA

1214 Gluten free cake1215 Biscuits, 4 distinct varieties, (3 ea)1216 Set Recipe cake - Moist banana

cake1217 Carrot cake1218 Chocolate cake1219 Sponge sandwich, 18 or 20cm

diameter1220 Lamingtons (6)1221 Boiled fruit cake1222 Shortbread (6)1223 Packet mix cake, any type1224 Any other cake

Specialty sectionSponsored by Walkabout Souvenirs

1225 Decorated small cakes (6)1226 Decorated cake for special occa-

sion: Theme - Indigenous Languag-es

1227 Decorated novelty cake for child1228 Novelty bread/pastry1229 Cattlemen’s Smoko (3 various

items)

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CookingConfectionery

Sponsored by Walkabout Souvenirs1230 Butterscotch pieces (6)1231 Chocolate fudge (6)1232 Raw Desserts1233 Set Recipe Apricot Amazeballs

Microwave1234 Almond brittle1235 Any cake (may be iced)

Pastry1236 Plate of 3 - any item

Set Recipe: Coconut Cake

(see next page)

Set Recipe: Raw Carrot Cake Bites

(see next page)

Preserves & BeveragesChief Steward: Leslie James 0448 759 346

Exhibits in beverages, wine making and brewing classes must be delivered cold.

Most Successful Exhibitor, Preserves: Trophy by Tuckerbox IGAMost Successful Exhibitor, Beverages: Trophy by

Preserves1100 Pesto1101 Chutney, mango1102 Chutney, other1103 Pickle, mustard1104 Pickle, onion1105 Pickle, vegetable1106 Pickle, chilli1107 Jam, mango1108 Jam, two fruits1109 Jam, other1114 Relish1115 Sauce, tomato1116 Sauce, any other1117 Salad dressing1118 Any bottled fruit

1119 Any dried fruit1120 Semi-dried fruits or vegetables1121 Home made cheese1122 Jerky

Beverages1123 Fruit cordial, any (except citrus)1124 Wine, fruit or vegetable1126 Any other wine1127 Liqueur1128 Beer1129 Spirit1130 Other

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Raw Carrot Cake BitesIngredients

For the Base· 1 cup carrots shredded in a food processor· 1 cup dates pitted· ½ cup unsweetened coconut flakes· 1 cup walnuts· ¼ cup coconut oil melted· ¼ cup coconut flour· 1 tsp cinnamon· ¼ tsp nutmeg· ½ tsp ginger

Method1. To make the base, mix dates in a food

processor until it forms a paste. Breakup the paste into a few chunks to spreadit evenly throughout the food processor.

2. Add the walnuts, carrots, ginger, nut-meg, cinnamon, coconut flour, coconutoil and coconut flakes together to thefood processor with the date paste andcombine until mixed together.

3. Line a loaf pan with baking paper4. Place the base mixture in the loaf pan

and place in the freezer (4 hours mini-mum; overnight is best).

5. Remove and slice into 16 mini carrotcake bites.

6. Keep carrot cake bites in a container inthe freezer.

Coconut cakeFrom Michael Joseph (2006) Cake Bible – ‘Coco-nut cake with caramel rum sauce’. Penguin books.

With permission of winning chef, Katie Neve

Ingredients1 cup castor sugar120g softened butter1tsp vanilla extract2 eggs1 cup self-raising flour¾ cup sour cream¾ cup shredded coconut¼ cup coconut cream

Method1. Pre-heat the oven to 175°C. Lightly

grease a 19cm square cake tin and linethe base with non-stick baking paper.

2. Cream the sugar, butter and vanillaextract until light and fluffy.

3. Add the eggs, one at a time. Fold inthe sifted flour. Stir in the sour cream,shredded coconut and coconut cream.Mix to a smooth batter.

4. Pour into the prepared tin and bake for45-55 minutes or until lightly brownedand cooked through.

5. Cool in the tin on a rack.

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HomecraftChief Steward: Gloria Banton 0420 208 448

Any article that has previously won a prize in the Kununurra show is ineligible in this section. Articles may be wrapped or hung in clear plastic for protection.

Judging will be based on quality, variety, degree of difficulty and overall appeal. Articles must not have been worn and/or washed, except for wedding dresses.

Most Successful Exhibitor: Trophy by Ord Valley CWAHighest points, Patchwork & Quilting: Trophy by Gloria Banton

Alice Cunningham Memorial Perpetual Trophy

Machine SewingSponsored by Tuckerbox Variety

1000 Bags1001 Baby Cot Quilts1002 Any child’s article of clothing1003 Baby wear1004 Any machine-made article of cloth-

ing1005 Mop or rag doll1006 Any soft toy1007 Patchwork wall hanging1008 Patchwork quilt, machine finished1009 Art quilt1010 Jelly roll1011 Patchwork any other article1012 Appliquéd wall hanging1013 Appliquéd quilt1014 Appliquéd any other article1015 Any hat1016 Machine Embroidery2096 Patchwork quilt, hand finished

Needlework (Hand Made)Sponsored by Ord Valley CWA

1017 Any garment1018 Embroidered framed, unframed or

table item1019 Embroidery any other item1020 Candlewicking any item1021 Tapestry framed or unframed1022 Hand smocking, garment or article

may be machine made1023 Handmade lace article - open1024 Handmade lace article - novice

(Less than 2 yrs experience)1025 Embroidery framed, unframed or

table item1026 Cross stitch any item1027 Wall hanging, any technique hand

stitched1028 Teddy bear1029 Pincushion, any medium1030 Tea cosy, any medium1031 Any other hand sewn item

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CrochetSponsored by Ord Valley CWA

1032 Doilies, maximum 3 pieces1033 Table cloth1034 Knee rug1035 Crochet edge or collar1036 Dressed doll - crocheted clothing1037 Any toy1038 Any other garment or item

KnittingSponsored by C&R Biorac

1039 Baby garment or set, max. 3 pieces1040 Knitted doll1041 Pair of socks1042 Any other garment or item1043 Any machine-knitted garment or

item

Special Interest CreationsSponsored by C&R Biorac

1044 Candle any method1045 Child’s costume1046 Millinery - race hat or fascinator1047 Hand crafted fishing lures or flies

(up to 6)1048 Hand crafted home built fishing

rod1049 Any other special interest creation

Themed DisplaysSponsored by Revive

1050 New Baby, one person’s work1051 Alice Cunningham memorial, one

person’s work

Art & CraftChief Steward: Kym Slynn 0408 299 188 Stewards: Linzi Makin & Lindi Wright Entries in Class 1439 Agricultural Art must not exceed 125cm x 125cm x 10cm depth,

including any framing, and must not exceed 15kg in weight. May be any medium.Most Successful Exhibitor, Art & Craft: Trophy by Office National

Poetry & Prose: Winning entry may be published in The Kimberley Echo

Painting, drawing or watercolourSponsored by Artopia

1400 Landscape Sponsored by Cheeky Dingo Produce

1401 Portrait or character study1402 Nature or flora or still life1403 Still life1404 Abstract1405 Aboriginal art

Fine ArtsSponsored by Office National

1406 China painting - floral, scenic, still life

1407 China painting - other

TextilesSponsored by East Kimberley Job Pathways

1408 Tie dying - any item1409 Fabric painting- any item1410 Any other textile item

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Art & CraftPottery

Trophy donated by Tuckerbox IGA1411 Earthenware - thrown and glazed1412 Porcelain - any piece1413 Hand built - any piece1414 Any other pottery item

Metal & WoodworkSponsored by Argyle Engineering

1415 Constructed metal article1416 Constructed hardwood article1417 Constructed softwood article1418 Constructed craftwood article1419 Model from a kit, any medium

LeatherworkTrophy donated by Argyle Engineering

1420 Cowhide - any article1421 Barra Leather - any article1422 Croc Leather - any article1423 Other

JewellerySponsored by East Kimberley Job Pathways

1424 Silver - any article1425 Beaded - any article1426 Jewellery Set - 2 or more articles1427 Any other jewellery

Paper Craft PlusSponsored by The Kimberley Echo

1428 Handmade paper - any article1429 Collage - paper, pressed flowers or

leaves1430 Decoupage1431 Embossed paper1432 Paper maché1433 Handmade greeting card

ScrapbookingSponsored by Office National

1434 Single page1435 Double page spread

Other Art/Craft FormSponsored by Artopia

1436 Boab nut, shell or emu egg creation1437 Folk art or stencil work1438 Bush art - any article constructed

from bush materials1439 Agricultural art: Theme - Indige-

nous Languages1440 Rock art1441 Recycled art or other constructed

from recycled material1442 Glass art /mosaic1443 Stained glass1444 Beading - other

Poetry & ProseSponsored by The Kimberley Echo

1445 Yarn (500 words): theme - Indige-nous Languages

1446 Poem (100 words): theme - Indige-nous Languages

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PhotographyChief Steward: Jane Harman 0427 083 569 Steward: Sarah Duguid 0438 808 000

Limit of 2 entries per class, per exhibitor. All exhibits must be photos that have not previously been entered in the Kununurra Agricultural show and must be original work of the exhibitor (except processing).

All exhibits must be mounted on card with max. 4cm border, not framed; standard size is 6” by 8” plus border; panoramic 12” by 4” plus border; alternative me-

dia max. 12” by 12” (30cm x 30cm). Enlargements and frames will not be accepted. Please note that pins may be used for display purposes.

Proof of ownership may be called for if doubt is expressed by the Judges. All exhibits must be classified into the correct class number by the exhibitor. Exhibitor’s name & phone number must be written on the back of the card;

Judging is on category, composition and content of photograph.

Most Successful Exhibitor: Sponsored by Kununurra Amcal Pharmacy Most Outstanding Winner: Sponsored by Toxfree

Coordinator’s Pick: Sponsored by East Kimberley Real Estate

1300 Landscape/Waterscape - Colour1301 Landscape/Waterscape - B/W1302 Skyscape (sunsets, lightning) - Co-

lour or B/W1303 Portrait (formal, informal, charac-

ter study) - Colour1304 Portrait (formal,

informal, character study) - B/W

1305 Selfie, colour1306 Nature study (includes still life) -

Colour or B/W1307 Action and/or sport - Colour or

B/WSponsored by Ultimate Adventures

1308 Set of photos to tell a story (max. 4 standard size) - Colour or B/W

1309 Reflections - Colour or B/W1310 Wildlife - Colour or B/W

1311 Livestock/farm animals - Colour or B/W

1312 Architecture - Colour or B/W 1313 Pets - Colour or B/W1314 Flower/s - Colour or B/W1315 Other - Colour or B/W1316 Kimberley Theme 1317 Panoramic view - Colour or B/W

(12”x4” only)1318 Aerial scene (from a drone, aircraft

or gopro etc.)1319 Digitally enhanced photography

(please bring original photo as well)

1320 Any subject on alternative media (max. 30cm by 30cm)

1321 Professional or semi-pro: Theme - Indigenous Languages (If yourwork has been published, this newclass is open to you.)

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Pet PavilionChief Steward: Sarah Brett 0407 691 229 Steward: Sue French 0400 433 056

IMPORTANT: use the equestrian entry form for all pet entries. Poultry and birds exhibitors must provide their own cages, feed and water containers.

Reptiles and Other Pets exhibitors must check with the steward for availability of cages and water containers.

Cats exhibitors must check with the steward for availability of cages, and must provide their own water containers.

Classes may be broken into male/female categories by the steward depending on the number of entries.

Champion Male & Female Cat: Ribbons by Camping Clothing & Rural Supply Best Kimberley Cat: Frank Clarke Perpetual Trophy

CatsPedigree Siamese

200 Male201 Female

Other Pedigree - specify breed202 Male203 Female

Domestic (unpedigreed Kimberley cat)204 Kitten under 9 months205 Male206 Female

Poultry & Birds207 Hen208 Rooster209 Duck210 Drake211 Turkey

212 Bantam hen213 Bantam rooster214 Pigeon215 Canary216 Budgerigar217 Parakeets/Parrots218 Finches219 Guinea fowl220 Any other bird

Pets221 Guinea pigs222 Rabbits223 Rats/Mice224 Unusual pets

Reptiles225 Snakes226 Other reptiles

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Dog ShowChief Steward: Sarah Brett 0407 691 229 Stewards: Linzi Makin

IMPORTANT: use the equestrian entry form for all pet entries. Dogs must be at the show grounds by 9.30am on Saturday 13th July.

The Show will start at 10am sharp!

Cash Prizes donated by

Hill’s Champion & Reserve Champion Puppy

Champion & Reserve Champion DogSponsored by Allpet, Bayer, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Hill’s Pet Nutrition, JAB Industries, Kisambo

Ridgebacks, Lyppard, Office National, Pet Tags, Porsha Holdings, Red Healer, Vet’s All Natural, Zoetis, Provet and Virbac.

Ribbons presented by Kununurra Agricultural Society

ClassificationsPuppy: dogs under 6 months on show day

Adult: dogs between 6 months and 7 years on show dayVeterans: dogs 7 years and over on show day

250 Best kept puppy - pure breed251 Best kept puppy - mixed breed252 Best kept small dog - pure breed253 Best kept small dog - mixed breed254 Best kept medium sized dog - pure

breed255 Best kept medium sized dog -

mixed breed256 Best kept large dog - pure breed257 Best kept large dog - mixed breed

258 “Porsha & Cobba” memorial award for veterans

259 Smiliest dog260 Waggliest tail261 Best kept tripod262 Dog most like its owner263 Best kept rescue dog

Dog Novelty Challenge!Starts immediately after the Dog Show

Entry is free - enter at start time

Prizes for everyone!Proudly sponsored by Grab-a-Bargain

Prizes also donated by Kisambo Ridgebacks

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Show & ShineChief Steward: TBA

Proudly brought to you by

Entry forms available from Tuckbox IGA Noticeboard & online at www.kas.org.auVehicles to be displayed 7am - 4pm Sat 13th July • Entry fee: $5

Prizes also donated by: Triple J Tours

El Questro Wilderness ParkKununurra Speedway Inc.

BlackwoodsThrifty

1800 Feral Ute1801 4WD1802 Speedway Vehicle1803 Cars1804 Bikes1805 Boats

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HAYSTACKING CHALLENGESee p.45

The ultimate test of strength, balance, and sheer nerve!

RESCUE CHALLENGESee p.42

Do you have what it takes to do what our ambos and firies do every day?

DOG NOVELTY CHALLENGESee p.39

Felines need not apply.

GIANT PUMPKINS! AND OTHER VEGETABLES!

See p.52

Enter at the Show Office on the day for your chance to win $$$, fame and glory!

Novelty Events

WATERMELON OLYMPICSSee p.43

Your only socially acceptable opportunity to wear watermelons all year!

Sponsored by Ord Irrigation Co-op

STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGESee p.11

No obstacle too tough for a seasoned Kimberley stockman!

$50000 cash prize

KIMBERLEY COWBOY CHALLENGESee p.44

The KAS classic! Live the life of a swag-man, for a few minutes.

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Novelty EventsRESCUE CHALLENGE

Sponsored by:

Entry fee: gold coin donationPrize: TBA

Teams of two

The most common road accidents in the region are single vehicles running off the road (60%). Many of these also involve drink-driving, lack of seatbelts and/or fatigue.

Indigenous people are more than twice as likely to have a transport-related fatal injury than non-Indigenous, and fatality risk remains high with age, while declining

among the non-Indigenous community.

Initiatives involving emergency medical services are key to managing trauma on rural and remote roads, so get involved and promote your local volunteer emergency ser-

vices and help us reduce road trauma in the region!

Rescue scenarioA single vehicle has run off the road; a person is trapped inside. Your team of two will be the first responders!

1. Wake up to incessant phone noise (inswag).

2. Walk carefully to ‘appliance’ whileputting on kit & drinking cold water.

3. Shout NEE NAA NEE NAA for 1minute in ‘appliance’ while proceed-ing to the scene.

4. Request road closure.5. Put on P2 mask, safety glasses, hel-

met and gloves.

6. Make scene safe, tap in stabilisingblocks within 2 minutes.

7. Extract dummy and perform CPR for1 minute, then place dummy on astretcher.

8. Set up lights and tie recognised knotwithin 2 minutes.

9. Report to OIC.10. Return carefully to ‘appliance’ and

park it, ready for the next team.11. Drink half a cup of cold black tea.12. Wash face.13. Go back to bed!

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WATERMELON OLYMPICS

Sponsored by:

Entry fee: gold coin donation2pm, Saturday 13th July

Instructions1. Start the siphon and show water2. Collect your melons3. Get your melon safety boots on at the start of the course4. Make your way to the end of the course5. Throw an entire melon into the target drum - rim shots and partial melons not count-

ed!6. If you run out of throwing melons, you must return to the start while wearing your

melon boots to collect more ammunition.7. Return to the start of the course and repeat for the win!

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Novelty EventsKIMBERLEY COWBOY CHALLENGE

Sponsored by:

Competitors must be 18 years of age or over2 Competitors per heat.

Judges will be at each event change-over point to make sure it has been correctly completed.

If the task has not been completed, the contestant will be directed to return to the task until given the OK by the judge!

Competitors will be numbered “1” or “2”, as will all equipment.

Get out of bed.Begin in your swag with boots and hat off

before whistle goes to start race.

Get dressed.Put boots and hat on, roll up swag and do

up 1 strap.

Have a wash.Run over to bucket and wash whole face

with water

Eat brekky.Run over to table, eat all the food on your plate and drink all of your ‘Bloody Mary’.

You must complete eating all of your breakfast! If there is too much spillage, the Judge can issue

more food. Food cannot be spat out while on course. If food is spat out you must return

and eat brekky again.

Load the ute.Carry your ‘poddy calf ’ carefully and put

it in the back of the ute.

Feed out.Roll a round bale to the designated area near pickets, leave bale in marked area.

Go fencing.Hammer 2 pickets into ground with dolly

using at least 5 hits per picket. Place dolly back on the ground and head to

next obstacle.

Crack a can off a 44-gallon drum!Get your whip and knock your can off a

44 gallon drum

Knock off. Race over to the table where the hot

‘beer’ cans are. Drink your ‘beer’ until can is empty without too much spillage.

If you spill too much beer you will be ordered to drink another. When finished

place can on table to finish event.

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HAYSTACKING CHALLENGE

Sponsored by:

Entry fee $5 per 3-person team.

Cash Prizes to be won!

Junior competitors: 10-15 years oldOpen competitors: 16 years & older

ObjectThe object of the game is to stack up to 20 bales of hay (open) and 15 bales (ju-nior) to the greatest height in the short-est time possible. One team member must finish seated on top of the highest bale and the stack must stand on its own for 5 seconds to qualify.

Bales must be picked up and carried (not thrown) 5 meters to the stacking area. Teams then construct the highest possi-ble stack using as many of the bales as desired.

Teams may hold the stack to keep it from falling after the 5 second time limit has expired to enable measuring.

Time LimitsTeams will have a maximum of 5 minutes in the heats and 3 minutes in the final to construct their stack. A whistle will sound once to indicate 30 seconds to go and then twice to signal time up.

At the final whistle teams must stop building and one team member must sit on the top bale of the stack.

JudgingIf more than one team finishes with the stacks the same height, the fastest team will be the winner

The two highest and fastest teams will compete in the finals.

The judge’s decision is final!

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Main PavilionTake a stroll with your family and friends through the KAI pavilion! The delightful exhibits on display include creative local arts & crafts, and fun hobby displays by chil-dren and adults. Cast your eyes on mouthwatering homemade delights and inventive themed cake designs. View loads of photos of our region, and just plain fun shots. After you’ve enjoyed the pavilion, wander through the produce and plants section, fea-turing the finest from our local producers.

Keep your ear out for the KAS Auction at 4.30pm, Saturday 13th July - it’s your chance to grab a box with a combination of local fresh produce, cakes and preserves!

Opening TimesFriday7.00-8.30am Open for exhibit drop-off8.30am-Midday Closed for judging and setupMidday-5.00pm Open for Show!

Saturday7.00-8.00am Open for exhibit drop-off8.30am-Midday Open for Show, except perishables (closed for judging)Midday-4.00pm Open for Show4.00pm Collection of exhibits4.30pm Auction of unclaimed perishable exhibits

Sunday8.00am Clean-up - volunteers welcome!10.00am-Midday Collection of all other exhibits

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Entertainment

The MexicansBack by popular demand!

Broome’s premier dance band The Mexicans return to their favourite Kimberley desti-nation!

With a solid 12 months of gigs from Melbourne to Margaret River behind them, including closing the Karijini Experience, Shinju Matsuri and the Saltwater Music Fes-tival, their unique reggae jazz holiday soundtrack is an experience not to be missed!

Featuring the beautiful singer Becca from the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, Gavin and Bart Pigram in the rhythm section, Falil on percussion, Dan on Sax, Roxxy and Tonchi on guitars and reuniting with their Wyndham based jazz trumpet extraordinare Brendan, The Mexicans can’t wait to bring their high energy, brass-fueled dance-hall party to Kununurra!

www.themexicans.com.au

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Entertainment

Aly CookNew Zealand singer songwriter Aly Cook joined us at the Kununurra Ag Show in 2013 and 2014. Aly Cook fell in love with the East Kimberley. She knew she had to capture the magic of the landscape in music and melody. In 2013 she wrote the song “Kimberley” now featured on her album Horseshoe Rodeo Hotel.

The music video “Kimberley” was filmed in 2014, when Aly returned to perform at the Kununurra Ag Show. Kununurra Filmmaker and Photographer Vicky Biorac filmed the video and it was recut into 60sec TV Commercials to include East Kimberley businesses. Vicky’s production company is B Visual Media.

The music video was filmed over 3 days with Aly Cook singing in a variety of spec-tacular locations, notably the iconic Cockburn Ranges, Lake Argyle and Valentine Springs. Traditional Dancers from The Mirima Dawang Woorlab-gerring Language and Culture Centre feature in the music video and TV Commercial as well as well known Miriwoong Didgeridoo Player, Tommy Dodd and Singer Button Jones. The Language Cen-tre’s Marketing and Communications Man-ager Matthew Keast says that the making of the music video was a positive experience for the Mirima Dancers.With Aly’s song driving the visuals, the TV commercials were a great way of getting the message out that this is a great place to vis-it, work and live. The adverts showed early 2016 on GWN, Imparja and NZ regional TV. The song hit the #1 spot on the Country Songs Top 40 Airplay Chart.

Aly returns this year to perform at the Kununurra Ag Show for the first time since the success of her song ‘Kimberley’

http://www.kimberleyexposure.com.au/music-video-promoting-east-kimberley/

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Entertainment

Bubble Muffin

...and more to come!

Clinton Woodvine & Clint Bolster

Bubble Muffin Kids Cooking Club creates a fun and entertaining event which gives hands-on preparation and recognition of foods for children aged 5-12 years old. If you are a budding chef in the making, and want to make some yummy healthy tucker, or you want to come and watch all the culinary action, come down to the Camp Kitchen on Friday & Saturday!

Prominent Character Actor, Theatrical Clown, Commedia Dell'Arte & Mask Theatre Specialist, Stilt Performer & Trainer and Teaching Artist from Brisbane, Clint Bolster has a reputation for astonishing pathos and excellence in production standards. With over 15 years committed to developing new works and training extensively, Clint regularly performs in Australia and internationally in the United Kingdom, Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. Clint was recently accepted into the Cirque du Soleil team of Clowns for future productions."Clint Bolster's detailed and beguiling performance is sublimely breathtaking" --Ian Billings, Comedian & Author, UK (2017

Clinton Woodvine and Clint Bolster will combine forces to present CirKAS workshops and shows, and Clint will perform independently.

plus Monsoon Nights Bellydancers... ...Addicted to Dance...

...Fireworks Fri & Sat nights...

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Rules & Regulations

Exhibitors and entries1. All exhibitors other than life members must pay the

normal admission fee.

2. Exhibitors or their agents, when called upon by Stew-ards or the Committee, shall verify the appropriateness of entries.

3. All entries must be made on the proper entry form by the appropriate due date, and must be in the hands of the Steward at the designated time.

4. Exhibits must be the exhibitor’s property and, except for livestock, must have been either grown or made by the exhibitor.

5. Any exhibitor who knowingly makes a false entry, or who willingly infringes any of these rules, or whose conduct at the Show has been inappropriate in the opinion of the Committee, is ineligible to receive a prize and may be disqualified for exhibiting by the Committee, for a specific period or indefinitely.

6. The Committee reserves the right to refuse, cancel or accept conditionally any entries.

7. Stock or other items not eligible for entry under any of the numbered classes may be exhibited by special permission. Certificates of Merit may be awarded for such exhibits, but no prizes will be given.

8. If the Committee has any reason to suspect any exhibit is diseased or dangerous, they reserve the right to refuse admission thereof to the Showground, and/or to remove the exhibit from the Showground at the exhibitor’s expense. All livestock will be inspected by a veterinary surgeon if deemed necessary.

9. The Committee shall not be responsible for any accident or occurrence that may result in the loss or non-return of any exhibit, including livestock, or any damage or injury done therby.

10. Exhibits should not be removed from the Show before the designated collection time without permission of the relevant Steward.

Judging and awards11. First, second and third prizes in each class awarded are

at the discretion of the Judges. Judges are empowered

and instructed not to award prizes for exhibits which they consider are not of sufficient merit.

12. The colours of the ribbons and prize cards shall be Red/White/Blue for Champion; Blue/White for Reserve Champion; Blue for First, Red for Second, and Yellow for Third.

13. A separate entry is not required to qualify for aggregate awards. Three points will be awarded for a first prize, two for a second, and one for a third. In the event of a tie, two points will be for championships. Such addi-tional points will be awarded only to those exhibitors who tie in the initial allocation.

14. All exhibitors must accept the decision of the Judge appointed by the Committee.

15. Any protest must be delivered in writing to the Secre-tary before 2pm on the day of the Show, accompanied by a fee of $50, which will be forfeited if the protest is deemed frivolous. The person lodging the protest must produce evidence to support his or her allegations. The Committee’s decision on a protest shall be final.

16. All prizes are subject to alteration as determined by the Committee.

Sites, stalls and sideshows17. Application for space for stands, mechinery, imple-

ments, sideshows or stalls will be received by the Site Coordinator.

18. Positions will be allocated during the week of the Show, and a fee will be assessed for the space granted. All charges for site space must be paid in full by 4pm on the Saturday of the Show weekend.

19. Two stall holder’s wristbands for each commercial exhibit will be allocated or available at the Secretary’s office. These must be retained for the duration of the Show.

20. Camping for site holders during Show week is at no charge. At all other times, normal caravan park rates apply.

21. The KAS Committee reserves the right to prohibit from sale at its discretion any dangerous, banned or illegal items.

22. Site holders and exhibitors are to ensure that sites,

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displays and exhibits are kept in a clean and tidy condition at all times and that all employees or attendants are clean and tidily dressed, and conduct themselves in an orderly manner, at all times. Fail-ure to comply may result in closure of site, forfeit of site fees and reporting to appropriate authorities.

23. The site holders shall indemnify KAS against any liability in respect of any breach by the site holder of any law or regulation in effect, including these Rules and Regulations.

24. All stalls, exhibits, and other material must be removed from the Showground not later than two days after the end of the Show. Any rubbish or re-fuse remaining will be removed at the site holder’s expense.

25. Games of chance are strictly prohibited. All games must be games of skill. KAS reserves the right to remove any site holder from the Showground if any games on site are delcared by a member of the Police or DOCEP to be illegal, or in the event of any infringement by the site holder. In such cases the site holder will forfeit all fee and other payments in connection with the site.

26. All sideshows must be approved by the Committee before the Show, and operators must present an insurance Certificate of Currency.

General 27.Persons contravening any of these Rules and Regula-

tions shall be ineligible for any prize, and shall forfeit any prize already awarded.

28.No person other than officials shall be allowed in the Show Ring during the ring events, unless otherwise advised.

29.No entertainment is allowed on the Showground with-out the Committee’s permission.

30.Exhibitors must ensure that horse and cattle pens in which their stock is housed are cleaned out. Stall gates must be closed at all times, except when moving animals.

31.The Committee may add to or amend the Schedule in any way and without notice.

32. Any person committing a public nuisance during the Show, or collecting money without permission, will be asked to leave, with assistance from the Police if required. No person so removed shall have any right of action or claim for damages, costs, and expenses or otherwise against the Society.

Privacy33. The Kununurra Agricultural Society (KAS) may collect

information from exhibitors on the entry forms and otherwise, for purposes of organising and conducting the Show. We may publish details such as your name, address & exhibit details in KAS publications or communications. Such information may also be made available to & published in the media.

34. We will not disclose your information without your consent for any other purpose unless required or authorised by law. You may request access to your personal information and, if necessary, request that our records be corrected by writing to the KAS President at PO Box 271, Kununurra WA 6743.

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Proudly sponsored by

Rules of Competition: There are no rules.Bribery is encouraged. (Please see a committee member for the current rate.)

Come see these beauties on display in the Pavilion! See p. 17 for entry info.

Under 18’s Display

Entry fee $5Sponsored by: Ord Agricultural Equipment

Theme: Year of Indigenous Languages

Get your school, class, group or club together and display your great work and achievements from the past year!

Please limit your display to fit onto one (1) trestle table and backdrop if required. Exhibits to be put up by the children, teachers &/or parents at the Showground

between 4pm and 7pm, Thursday 11th of July.

First prize $25000

Second prize $15000

Third prize $5000

Exhibit collection (non-perishable) to be collected between 10am & Midday on Sunday 14th of July.

Extreme Vegetables

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2019 Gold Sponsors

CirKAS is an initiative of the Kununurra Agricultural Society Inc. Teaching and keeping CIRCUS skills in town.

In memory of Reg Bolton and the Suitcase Circus.Wristbands proudly sponsored by East Kimberley Marine.

47th Annual Kununurra Agricultural Show 2019

Proudly supported by the Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley.