INDEX TO SCHEDULE - Inglewood Show Regional Council Gray M Green G & S Harrison C & L Henzells...

INDEX TO SCHEDULEOFFICE BEARERS & STEWARDS..........................................1PERPETUAL TROPHIES.........................................................4ADMISSION TO GROUNDS....................................................6FINANCIAL MEMBERS............................................................7CAMPDRAFT...........................................................................9SECTION A HORSES.........................................................13SECTION B STUD CATTLE................................................26SECTION C PRIME CATTLE..............................................29SECTION D STUD MEAT SHEEP.......................................31SECTION E PRIME SHEEP & LAMBS...............................33SECTION F PRIME LAMB CARCASS COMP Cancelled..35SECTION G WOOL.............................................................36SECTION H POULTRY...(Entry Form Page 40)...................43SECTION I HORTICULTURE ............................................47SECTION J PRESERVES, COOKING...............................51SECTION K NEEDLEWORK...............................................55SECTION L FINE ARTS......................................................59SECTION M HAND MADE CARDS & SCRAPBOOKING....61SECTION N PHOTOGRAPHY............................................63SECTION O PRODUCE......................................................65SECTION P DOGS and PETS............................................67SECTION Q SCHOOL EXHIBITS........................................68SECTION R CREATIVE WRITING......................................69SECTION S YARD DOG TRIAL...(Entry Form Page 41).....70UTE MUSTER & UTE BARREL RACE,MOTORBIKE BARREL RACE & DEMOLITION DERBY.......72BY-LAWS................................................................................73ENTRY FORMS............................................................. 79 & 79LIST OF MAJOR SPONSORS......................Inside Back Cover

Please note that this schedule is subject to change without notice.While every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy and completeness,

it may be necessary to make amendments from time to time.

OFFICE BEARERS & STEWARDS

PRESIDENT: Mr Ash Whiley 4652 42770427 870 128

SECRETARY: Mrs Rosemary Johnstone 4652 1396SHOWGROUND: (DURING SHOW) Thurs, Fri & Sat 0412 654 433TREASURER: Mr Stuart Goodrich 4652 4125TROUBLESHOOTER: Mr Mark Wright 4652 1229BAR: Mr Wayne Fearby 4652 1505CHIEF RING: Mrs Helen Potter 4652 4158CAMPDRAFT ADMINISTRATOR: Mrs Denise Hobbs 4652 1478CAMPDRAFT: Mr Graham Ezzy 0405 913 378HORSE STALLS: Mrs Rechelle Privitera 4652 4212CATTLE STUD: Mr Glenn Campbell 4652 1786CATTLE SCHOOLS: Mr Duncan McMaster 4652 1617CATTLE PRIME: Mr Philip Clark 4652 4259STUD MEAT SHEEP: Mr Lyndon Frey 4652 1307PRIME SHEEP & LAMBS: Mr Geoff Elliot 4652 4187PRIME LAMB CARCASS: Cancelled Mr Lyndon Frey 4652 1307WOOL: Mr Bim Goodrich 4652 4148POULTRY: Mr Glenn Banks 4652 4175HORTICULTURE: Mr Cedric Zanhow 0439 275 297COOKERY: Mrs Bev McDougall 4652 1224NEEDLEWORK: Mrs Sheree Bond 0437 017 644PHOTOGRAPHY: Mrs Beth Brown 4652 1141FINE ARTS: Mrs Kellie Oxenford 4652 1925HOME MADE CARDS & SCRAPBOOKING Mrs Debbie Elliott 4652 1930PRODUCE: Mr Cedric Zanhow 0439 275 297SCHOOL: Mrs Shona Clark-Dickson 4652 4100CREATIVE WRITING Mrs Julie Slack 4652 1376

Mrs Mandy Lydement 0420 304 483DOGS/PETS: Mrs Shona Clark-Dickson 4652 4100

Mrs Belinda Markey 4652 1986YARD DOG TRIAL: Mrs Natalie Daniels 4667 4198SPACE: Mr Richard Pietsch 4652 1322PAVILION: Mr Matthew Oxenford 4652 1925FIELD WHEAT: Mr Doug McDougall 4652 1384ENTERTAINMENT: Mr James Pietsch 4652 1626CANTEEN: Mrs Ann Maree Thompson 4652 1551GATE: Lions Club

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The Inglewood Show Society wishes to thank the following majorSponsors for their support of the Entertainment Program:

Mick Sutton Concreting, Wayne Fearby Plumbing, Warwick Credit Union,Leon Nowland - Norco Milk Distributor, Henzells Agency,

Inglewood Quarries, Laser Plumbing & NAB.

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Saturday AttractionsSideshow AlleyDog & Pet ParadeRock Climbing WallNoah’s Thoroughbred Racing Pigsand Animal FarmFashion ParadeNovelty Events for all agesUte Muster & Ute Barrel RaceMotorbike Barrel RaceDemolition Derby

Evening ProgramLucky Gate DrawFireworksLive Band ‘Jonny and the Hook’

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Inglewood Show Society Inc.PO Box 112, Inglewood, Q. 4387ABN 77 030 354 143email: [email protected]

OFFICE-BEARERS2013 - 2014

Management Committee

PRESIDENT: Mr Ash Whiley

VICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs Shona Clark-Dickson

TREASURER: Mr Stuart Goodrich

SECRETARY: Mrs Rosemary Johnstone

EXTRA MEMBERS: Mr Philip Clark & Mr Graham Ezzy

PATRON: Mr Noel BiggsAUDITOR: BNW Accountants

All Entries Close as Advertised in Sections

PLEASE SEND MONEY WITH ENTRY FORMSFIND FORM ATTACHED IN BACK OF SCHEDULE

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Jim Goodrich PerpetualEenavale CupJellicoe CupRS (Mac) Johnstone MemorialRookwood CupV M Cay MemorialDonovan MemorialM D FerrierMacIntyre Brook Irrigator’s ShieldM & N Byrne Trophy

Reibelt MemorialMiss M Tomkins MemorialJ F Cheshire MemorialK P & AA MarkeyJ E RichardsonWarroo CupThe Elsley TrophyTalbragar TrophyJill Finnigan Memorial

Agri Labour AustraliaAllendale GrazingAngle C Merino StudApsey R CApted CBanks G & KBartholomew ABennett’s BusesBiggs N & MBig S GroupBLASK EngineeringBond ElectricalBOSS ConstructionsBosnjak K & MBradens Cypress Pty LtdBraden Mrs ABraden Mrs TBrown Mrs BBurnet Mrs JCampbell G & SChiko EnterpriseChute 4 Western GearClark-Dickson A & SColeman LCoolmunda Pastoral Co.Dawson FamilyDoherty PDolcliff PartnershipDoljanin Mrs CDowling Mrs AEisel B & SElders Merchandise InglewoodElders Rural ServicesElliott D

Elsley A & PElsley C AEzzy GEzzy LFearby Mrs CFinnigan FamilyFlood JFoster Mrs VFrey Mrs LFrey LGall HGlobe AccountingGoodrich Mrs PGoondiwindi Regional CouncilGray MGreen G & SHarrison C & LHenzells AgencyHobbs DHobbs K & DHobbs K & THobbs Mrs MHopper R & PIGA InglewoodInglewood Bargain BuysInglewood Bowls ClubInglewood Coffee Shop & Tea GardenInglewood & District Historical Soc.Inglewood Fine MeatsInglewood Garden ClubInglewood MotelInglewood Pony ClubInglewood QuarriesJohnstone Quarries Pty Ltd

PERPETUAL TROPHIESThese are to be held for one year only.

DONORS

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Johnstone Mrs EJohnstone Mrs JJohnstone L & RJohnstone RJohnstone S & RKenway & Clark GoondiwindiLandmark WoolLaser PlumbingLeon Nowland - Norco Milk DistributorLoy BLyons Mrs HMacIntyre Gazette Pty LtdMakeham Mrs MMarkey A & BMick Sutton ConcretingMcDougall MMcDougall Mrs BMcDougall Mrs NMcDougall’s Merchandise & HardwareMcDowall MMcMaster D & KMorrison RMuir AMunro C ANABOak Creek StudOne Moore SyndicateOsborne D COryszczyn Mrs MOxenford M & KPabra Pastoral Co.Pacific SeedsPaton R & VPerformance FeedsPietsch J & MPietsch RJ & MAPotter D & HPotter’s Petroleum Pty LtdRaine-Bur Poll Hereford Stud

Ralphies Inglewood Auto CentreReibelt LRed Rock TransportRielly GRielly K & SRiverina Stock FeedsRosa’ Bella Nursery Coffee & GiftsRose City Wool & SkinsRush Mrs KShowtime Saddlery WarwickSilverdale Poll Dorset StudSissman P & HSlack J & JSlack Mrs WSlack TSmith Mrs JSpringborg LJStuart Goodrich & AssociatesTait Auto GroupTait Mrs MTait Mrs TTerrica Pty LtdTraprock Wool Assn LtdTrevisiol B & STrevisiol C & K ATwisted T SaddleryWarroo Station Pty LtdWarwick Credit UnionWaymar Farming Co Pty LtdWayne Fearby PlumbingWesfarmers Federation InsuranceWest D & SWest HarvestingWhiley A & KWilkins Mrs GWright Mrs KYarran Pastoral Company3 Rivers Lucerne

The thanks of the Society is afforded to the donors ofcash and trophies.

The list contains names of those whose donations were made prior to theprinting of the Schedule. To those whose donations have since beenreceived too late for inclusion in the list, the thanks and appreciation of theSociety is also extended.An apology is made for any acknowledgement to any donations towardsprizemoney or trophies unintentionally omitted.

This trophy was presented to the Inglewood Show Society by the lateMiss Jean Cheshire.

The trophy will be awarded to the most successful individual familyexhibitors.

Points will be allotted equally in all sections of the schedule.

THREE POINTS FOR A FIRST PRIZETWO POINTS FOR A SECOND PRIZE

The winning family will hold the trophy for one year only.

Family unit to consist of parents and single children living at parent’shome.

The Society has donated a small trophy to be kept by the winningfamily.

Winner 2013: Mr Dean Hall

SPECIAL TROPHY

ADMISSION TO GROUNDS (Membership and Privileges)The Membership Subscription shall be twenty dollars per annumand payable at the date of the Annual Meeting of the Society.Members on payment of their subscription shall receive from theSecretary one member, one guest ticket, and complimentarytickets for children 15 years and under, non-transferable, entitlingthe holder to the following rights:

(a) to be eligible for any office of the society;(b) Vote at meetings and; (c) entry to showgrounds.

A Single Ticket Membership is available at ten dollarsSaturday: Adults.....................................................$12.00

Aged Pensioners / Students to 17 yrs .....$6.00Children 5 to 15yrs...................................$3.00

AMBULANCE: Non Queensland residents will be charged normalrates for transportation.

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FINANCIAL MEMBERS2013

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS

Biggs N CCharles L JElsley J R

Johnstone E MMarkey K PPietsch M A

Pietsch R JGoodrich P M

Apted CBanks Mrs KBennett RBevin P GBliss TBosnjak KCampbell GCampbell JCampbell MCharles JClark-Dickson AClark PColeman RDawson G IDoljanin ADoljanin CDoljanin DDowling Mrs AElder TElliott DElsley A EElsley BElsley Mrs C AEzzy GFearby WFrey Mrs LFrey LGall HGall SGoodrich SGoodrich W NGreen GHarrison CHarrison S

Hobbs DHobbs DHobbs KHobbs Mrs DHobbs THopper Mrs PJohnson B GJohnstone JamieJohnstone JasonJohnstone Mrs JJohnstone L AJohnstone Mrs MJohnstone M AJohnstone R JJohnstone R EJohnstone SLyons GMcDougall BMcDougall DMcDougall G DMcDougall MMcDougall B AMcMaster DMakeham Mrs MMakowski JMarkey A JMay JMorrison RMuir AMunro C ANowland LOryszczyn Mrs MOwen COwen D

Oxenford Mrs KParker SPaton R HPaynter JPietsch J BPotter CPotter DPotter Mrs HPotter SPrince MRaine PReidy R & SRielly GRush KSlack JSlack Mrs WSlattery BSmith A C DSmith B HSmith C ASpringborg L JStacey IStephensen SStephens TTait Mrs MThompson BTillack KTrevisiol K PWatson T MWest HWest Mrs S AWhiley AWright MWright W

MEMBERS

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Pre-coated Screened AggregateRoadbase MaterialsCrusher Dust & BallastConcrete Aggregate SandReady Mixed Concrete

Including

POKER MACHINES BAR FACILITIESAIR CONDITIONING DINING ROOM

Dining Room open Friday & Saturday evenings or by appointmentNEW MEMBERS WELCOME!

BROOK STREETINGLEWOOD Q 4387

PHONE: (07) 46521103

CampdraftFRIDAY 14th March 2014RING 1 - Steward: Graham EzzyPlease Note: Nominations will NOT be accepted before Wednesday26th February 2014.NOMINATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT FULL PAYMENT (NOPHONE, EMAIL OR HAND DELIVERED NOMINATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTEDand must be on this form) NO NOMINATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THEDAY OF DRAFT. DRAW WILL BE AVAILABLE 12th MARCH 2014 ON ACA.

6:30am Start1. MAIDEN CAMPDRAFT

$650.00 Total Prize MoneyRound Money: 1st $52.00, 2nd $47.00, 3rd $42.00, 4th $36.00, 5th $31.00, 6th $26.00,7th $16.00 & 8th $10.Top cut-out first round $50.00 Sponsored by Red Rock Transport.Prize Money: 1st $78.00, 2nd $70.00, 3rd $62.00, 4th $55.00, 5th $47.00, 6th $39.00,7th $23.00 & 8th $16.Prize money donated by McDougall’s & Tait Auto Group.Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.Winner will receive service to “Seven Angle Chevron”Sire: Chevron Ivory, Dam: Omaha Mare. Gold Cup Winners on both sides.Donated by Lachlan Ezzy.Entry Fee $28.00.EENAVALE CUP to be held for one year. Trophy donated by the Cowley Family.The Finals of Maiden Campdraft will be run at completion of the 1st Round.

2. JUVENILE CAMPDRAFT(A juvenile campdraft competitor shall be aged from 13 years, and under 17 years).$170.00 Total Prize Money1st $43.00, 2nd $36.00, 3rd $31.00, 4th $26.00, 5th $20.00, 6th $15.00.Prize money donated by Red Rock Transport.Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.Entry Fee $15.00.PM Goodrich Trophy to be held for one year.

3. JUNIOR CAMPDRAFT(A junior campdraft competitor shall be aged from 8 years, and under 13 years).$80.00 Total Prize Money1st $32.00, 2nd $24.00, 3rd $16.00, 4th $8.00.Prize money donated by Graham Ezzy.Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.Entry Fee $12.00.PM Goodrich Trophy to be held for one year.

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ALL CAMPDRAFT NOMINATIONS MUST BEACCOMPANIED WITH A COMPLETEDQCAS HEALTH DECLARATION FORM

ACAAffiliated

4. OPEN CAMPDRAFT$1000.00 Total Prize MoneyRound Money: 1st $100.00, 2nd $84.00, 3rd $72.00, 4th $60.00, 5th $48.00, 6th $36.00.Top cut-out first round $80.00 Sponsored by RC Apsey.Prize: 1st $150.00, 2nd $126.00, 3rd $108.00, 4th $90.00, 5th $72.00, 6th $54.00.Prize money donated by Johnstone Quarries.Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.Winner will receive service to “Dream Maker”Sire: Acres Destinty, Dam: Arunta Mare. Open Winner, Sire to Campdraftwinners. Donated by Brent Loy.Entry Fee $40.00.Warroo Cup to be held for one year. Trophy donated by Goodrich Family.

The Finals of Open Campdraft will be run at completion of the 1st Roundif time permits or otherwise after the Novice Campdraft on Saturday.

SATURDAY 15th March 2014RING 1 (Main Ring)

7:00am Start5. NOVICE CAMPDRAFT

$900.00 Total Prize MoneyRound Money: 1st $72.00, 2nd $65.00, 3rd $58.00, 4th $50.00, 5th $43.00,6th $36.00, 7th $22.00, 8th $14.00.Top cut-out first round $60 Sponsored by DC Osborne.Prize Money: 1st $108.00, 2nd $97.00, 3rd $86.00, 4th $76.00, 5th $65.00,6th $54.00, 7th $32.00, 8th $22.00.Prize money donated by: Bennett’s Buses, Cobby & Terry Hobbs & BLASKEngineering.Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.Winner will receive service to “One Stylish Pepto”Sire: Peptos Stylish Oak, Dam: One Moore Spin. Winner of Cutting andCampdrafts. Donated by One Moore Syndicate.Entry Fee $33.00.Jellicoe Cup to be held for one year. Trophy donated by CAMunro.

ALL SERVICES FEES OFFERED AS PRIZES TO WINNERS ARE ONLYVALID FOR THE 2014 BREEDING SEASON.

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ENTRIES TO: Denise HobbsInglewood Show Society Campdraft,PO Box 205, Inglewood Q. 4387

• ENTRIES CLOSE on Monday 3rd March 2014• Phone Enquiries: 07 4652 1478 (after 5pm) or 0439 373 994• Cut-out Prize to go to one person, with the top cut-out. If equal score, there will be

a run off.• If a competitor is not ready to compete after he or she has been called three (3)

times they will be eliminated.• The Inglewood Show Society Campdraft committee reserves the right to restrict

campdraft entries if cattle numbers are insufficient.• No deposit nominations will be accepted, all nominations to be paid in full.• Refunds applicable to late scratchings will be at the discretion of the Committee

with each case to be treated on its merits. A 100% refund of the nomination shallbe given if the competitor withdraws more than 7 days prior to 8am on the firstmorning of the program. The nomination can be retained if the competitor does notwithdraw in the allotted time frame. If a competitor withdraws within 72 hours priorto 8am on the first morning of the program, committees are entitled to keep theentire amount of the competitors nomination fee, unless when extenuatingcircumstances apply. A Stock Levy of $10 is included in all Entry Fees. Anycompetitor who wishes to lodge a complaint at an affiliated Campdraft must lodgethe complaint in writing with the Secretary within one hour of the incident takingplace. A fee of $20 must be lodged with the complaint. If the complaint is dismissedby the Committee the $20 is forfeited.

JIM GOODRICH PERPETUAL TROPHYThis trophy will be awarded to the rider of the highest score of the firstrounds in each of Maiden, Novice and Open Campdrafts. Best aggregatetotal will be declared the winner. If there are equal scores then there will bea run off with one horse of the competitors choice.A trophy will be awarded for retention by “The Goodrich Family”.

TYRANOOK TROPHYAwarded to the Lady competitor with the highest score in any one round ofthe Campdraft including the finals.Prize donated by Kym McMaster.

INGLEWOOD TROPHYAwarded to the Highest Placed Local Competitor in the Maiden Campdraft,Highest in the First Round (If no Local in the Final) or Highest in the Final.Local means that horse and rider are residents of the previousInglewood Shire.Prize donated by Kevin, Denise, Darcy & Toby Hobbs.

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The Inglewood Show Societywishes to acknowledge and

thank all donors of cattle fortheir generous support of the

campdraft competition.

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Bulk Fuel DistributorsBulk Fuel Distributors

Potter’s Petroleum Pty LtdProprietors: B.R. & T.A. PotterProprietors: B.R. & T.A. Potter

4 St John StreetTexas QLD 4385

Phone: 07 4653 1246Brad’s Mobile: 0428 747 189Rod’s Mobile: 0429 646 513Facsimile: (07) 4653 1137

Email: [email protected]

Supplying:• Bulk Fuel Deliveries up to 50,000 litres• Shell Oils • Otech Oils• Steel Supplies• Kleen Heat Gas• Super Charge Batteries• Tyres

Proud to be a sponsor of the Inglewood Show!

Prepaid Phones & Phonecard Recharges, Gift Cards & itunesOffice Equipment & Printers, Fax Ink & Laser CartridgesLeather Wallets & Handbags & LuggageGold & Silver JewelleryGifts for Birthdays, Weddings & AnniversariesToys, Puzzles & Games for the KidsCards, Stationery, Business StampsPassport Photos

Postal, Bill Payment & Banking Services

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SECTIONA - HORSESChief Steward: Helen Potter. Phone: 4652 4158 or 0448 724 158Email Address: [email protected]

General Horse Rules and Regulations1. “Entry by Ticket System” - Tickets available from Ring 3 Office2. Acknowledgment & Indemnity forms must to be signed prior to

purchase of tickets for Ring Events by Competitors or Competitor’sParent / Guardian if Under 18 years.

3. Pic Number QIIL05944. The Ring Program will NOT be held up in the event of clashing – competitor

MUST decide.5. All first prize winners are eligible to compete in Championship classes

without further ticket entry.6. Horses second to the awarded Champion are eligible to work for Reserve

Champion.7. LOCAL CLASSES – for horse and rider that are residents of the previous

Inglewood Shire and/or are current financial members of the Inglewood PonyClub.

8. LADY HACK/GALLOWAY/ASH CLASSES – for lady riders 17 years & over.9. MAIDEN HACK– is a Hack that has not won a hack class in competiton at

an affiliated show. After winning a maiden hack class this horse will berecognized as a novice.

10. NOVICE – is a horse that has not won an Open Championship at anAgricultural Show or a first place at a Royal Show.

11. Pony Hack Classes to be ridden by a rider under 17 years.12. Horses are either exhibited as either OPEN or SHOWHUNTER – not both.13. Junior riders are not prohibited to wear top boots.14. All exhibits in Breed Classes must be registered with the appropriate Society

and Exhibitors to be current financial members. Registration andmembership forms to be produced on request.

15. STALLIONS – excluded from all Ridden Pony, Galloway and Hack Classes,Rider Classes and Sporting Events.

16. All stallions to be suitably restrained and if stabling is not available then acollar is to be worn and securely tied up.

OWNERS OF ALL HORSES WHO ENTER THEINGLEWOOD SHOWGROUND MUST HAVE ACOMPLETED QCAS HORSE DECLARATIONFORM WHICH IS TO BE HANDED IN TO

RING 3 OFFICE WHEN OBTAINING TICKETS FORRING EVENTS. FORMS AVAILABLE FROM

SHOW WEBSITE OR CONTACTCHIEF STEWARD HELEN POTTER.

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Mac Kneipp BVSc MANZCVS Phone: (07) 4671 3688Cathy Kneipp BVSc All HoursCoralyn Turner BSc BVSc Fax: (07) 4671 2757Emily Jorgensen BVSc

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86 Albert St Inglewood - Every ThursdayMobile: 0427 71 2757

26 Herbert St Goondiwindi - All Hours (07) 4671 3688

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17. ALL COMPETITORS UNDER 17 YEARS MUST WEAR AN APPROVEDEQUESTRIAN HELMET ASNZ3838 OR BETTER – NO HELMET NO RIDE!

18. AGE CLASSES – all children competing in restricted age classes to producecertificate of age such from the school or the like, if required to do so.

19. The Committee reserves the right to combine classes if not enoughcompetitors.

MEASURING1. Is NOT compulsory but exhibitors will be responsible for ensuring that

their horses are in the correct height classes.2. In the event of an official complaint a Certificate of Height from the

EFA/Show Hack council will be required or the measurer will measurethe horse, the height on the day will be accepted.

3. Exhibitors wishing to have their horses measured on the grounds may doso at the following times:

4. FRIDAY: 7:30-8:30am and 3:00-4:00pmSATURDAY: 7:30-9:30am.

5. Horses being presented for measuring must do so with a bit in theirmouths.Camping & Stabling

1. Horse stalls may be booked under the following conditions:a. Applications must be received 10 days prior to the first day of the Show.b. Cost $10.00 per stall, $15.00 per stallion stall.

2. No applications will be accepted unless accompanied by the appropriatefee and paid in full prior to the show.

3. All correspondence regarding the booking of stables MUST beaddressed to:

Rechelle PriviteraPO BOX 42INGLEWOOD QLD 4387Phone: 4652 4212 (after 5pm please)Email: [email protected]

4. No stable bookings will be accepted unless they are booked throughRechelle Privitera.

5. Camping or Horses are to be restricted to an area on the south and westof the main ring. No camping or horses to be in any other area, signs willbe erected in these areas. Persons disregarding these signs will beasked to move to a designated area.

6. No yards to be erected inside double gates adjacent to the CampdraftCut-out Yards.

LOCAL RING EVENTSFriday 14th March 2014Ring 3 (In front of stables) - Steward: Helen Potter8.30am StartEntry fee $3.00. All Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00 unless stated otherwise.ALL COMPETITORS IN RIDING CLASSES MUST WEAR ANAPPROVED EQUESTRIAN HELMET ASNZ3838 OR BETTER -NO HELMET NO RIDE

LED1. Colt, Filly or Gelding Under 3 years by Local Stallion

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2. Local Mare not exceeding 14hh3. Local Mare over 14 hh4. Local Gelding not exceeding 14hh5. Local Gelding over 14hh6. Local Stallion (must use stallion bit)

CHAMPION LOCAL EXHIBIT$50 donated by Inglewood Bowls Club.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL EXHIBIT

RIDDEN7. Local Pony Hack not exceeding 12hh (ridden by a child under 17 years)8. Local Pony Hack over 12hh not exceeding 13hh (ridden by a child under 17

years)9. Local Pony Hack over 13hh not exceeding 14hh (ridden by a child under 17

years)CHAMPION LOCAL PONY HACK (from Classes 7,8 & 9)Trophy donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL RIDDEN GALLOWAY HACK

10. Local Galloway Hack over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh11. Local Galloway Hack over 14.2 hh not exceeding 15hh12. Local Galloway Hack ridden by a child under 17 years13. Local Ladies & Gents Galloway Hack

CHAMPION LOCAL RIDDEN GALLOWAY HACKTrophy donated by West Harvesting.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL RIDDEN GALLOWAY HACK

14. Local Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh15. Local Hack over 15.2hh not exceeding 16hh16. Local Hack over 16hh17 Local Hack ridden by a child under 17 years18. Local Ladies & Gents Hack

CHAMPION LOCAL RIDDEN HACKTrophy donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL RIDDEN HACK

RIDERS19. Local Rider 6 years and under20. Local Rider 7 & 8 years21. Local Rider 9 & 10 years22. Local Rider 11 & 12 years23. Local Rider 13 & 14 years24. Local Rider 15 & 16 years

CHAMPION LOCAL CHILD RIDER$50 donated by Inglewood Bowls Club.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL CHILD RIDER

25. Local Lady Rider 17 years and over26. Local Gentleman Rider 17 years and over

CHAMPION LOCAL ADULT RIDERTrophy donated by West Harvesting.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL ADULT RIDER

SUPREME27. SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL RIDDEN EXHIBIT

(Champion Pony, Galloway and Hack eligible).Trophy donated by Des & Sally West.

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SHOWJUMPINGFriday 14th March 2014Ring 3 (In front of stables) - Steward: Stephen Potter9.00am startEntry fee $3.00. All Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00 unless stated otherwise.

• All competitors must be suitably attired (long sleeved shirt & tie).• Only dummy spurs to be used and whip not exceeding 37cm.• The committee reserves the right to alter or cancel any event if the

circumstances warrant.• ALL COMPETITORS IN SHOW JUMPING CLASSES MUST WEAR AN

APPROVED EQUESTRIAN HELMET ASNZ3838 OR BETTER -NO HELMET NO RIDE

28. Local Encouragement 12 years and under29. Local Encouragement over 12 years and under 17 years30. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 60cm) 13 years and under31. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 60cm) 14 years and over32. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 75cm) 13 years and under33. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 75cm) 14 years and over34. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 90cm) 13 years and under35. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 90cm) 14 years and over36. Power & Speed 13 years and under. Entry Fee $3.00

1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00, 4th $5.00. Sponsored by Des & Sally West.37. Power & Speed 14 years and over. Entry Fee $5.00

1st $60.00, 2nd $40.00, 3rd $20.00. Sponsored by David & Helen Potter.

SPORTINGFriday 14th March 2014Ring 3 - Steward: Inglewood Pony Club3.00pm startEntry fee $3.00. All Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00 unless stated otherwise.To be run by Pony Club rules (competitors may ride more than one horse).ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR AN APPROVED EQUESTRIANHELMET ASNZ3838 OR BETTER - NO HELMET NO RIDENO SPLIT REINS.

INDIVIDUAL EVENTS38. Barrel Race (8 years & under)39. Barrel Race (9 & 10 years)40. Barrel Race (11 & 12 years)41. Barrel Race (13 & 14 years)42. Barrel Race (15 & 16 years)43. Bending Race (8 years & under)44. Bending Race (9 & 10 years)45. Bending Race (11 & 12 years)46. Bending Race (13 & 14 years)47. Bending Race (15 & 16 years)48. Inglewood Indy (8 years & under)49. Inglewood Indy (9 & 10 years)50. Inglewood Indy (11 & 12 years)

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51. Inglewood Indy (13 & 14 years)52. Inglewood Indy (15 & 16 years)53. Inglewood Indy (Open)

* Rules for Inglewood Indy will be displayed in the Ring 3 office.54. Bending Race (Open)55. Barrel Race (Open)

Trophies for the fastest time in Barrel Race, Bending Race & Inglewood Indy(Classes 38 to 42, 43 to 47 & 48 to 52). Donated by H.Potter.

TEAMS BARREL RACE56. Barrel Race (Teams of 4, 13 years & under)

First $24, Second $12.00, Third $8.00 - Entry fee: $8.00 per team.57. Barrel Race (teams of 4, 14 years & over)

First $8.00, Second $40.00, Third $20.00 - Entry Fee: $10.00 per team* No juniors to ride in Open Teams.* Competitors to be limited to participation in 2 teams.

STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE(Friday night in front of stubby bar)

“Trophies donated by Chute 4 Western Gear”Entry Fee $10.00 per team of 3.Riders to be 15 years and over.

OPEN RING EVENTSSATURDAY 15th March 2014Ring 3 A (in front of stables) - Steward: Dolly Bennett8.00am startEntry fee $3.00. All Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00 unless stated otherwise.All Stallions and Pony Stallions must use a Stallion Bit for all Led Classes.

RING 3A LED CLASSES58. Pony Mare 12hh and under59. Pony Mare over 12hh not exceeding 13hh60. Pony Mare over 13hh not exceeding 14hh

CHAMPION LED PONY MARE HACK$30 donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY MARE HACK

61. Pony Gelding 12hh and under62. Pony Gelding over 12hh not exceeding 13hh63. Pony Gelding over 13hh not exceeding 14hh

CHAMPION LED PONY GELDING HACK$30 donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY GELDING HACK

64. Arab Stallion or Colt65. Arab Mare or Filly

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Inglewood QLD 4387Fax: (07) 4652 1051Ph: (07) 4652 1050

Mobile: 0427 623 416Email: [email protected]

FORMETALFABRICATIONANDMECHANICALREPAIRS

9m Knuckle Boom12m & 2m Scissor Lift

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66. Arab GeldingCHAMPION LED ARAB$30 donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION LED ARAB

67. Quarter Horse Stallion or Colt68. Quarter Horse Mare or Filly69. Quarter Horse Gelding

CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE$30 donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSERIDDEN CLASSES WILL COMMENCE AFTER THE JUDGING OFSUPREME CHAMPION LED ALL BREEDS

RIDDEN CLASSESGIRL RIDER70. Girl Rider 6 years and under71. Girl Rider 7 & 8 years72. Girl Rider 9 & 10 years73. Girl Rider 11 & 12 years74. Girl Rider 13 & 14 years75. Girl Rider 15 & 16 years

CHAMPION GIRL RIDERTrophy donated by Inglewood Quarries.RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER

RIDDEN PONY HACKS76. Maiden Pony Hack not exceeding 14hh77. Novice Pony Hack not exceeding 13hh78. Novice Pony Hack over 13hh not exceeding 14hh79. Open Pony Hack not exceeding 12hh80. Open Pony Hack over 12hh not exceeding 12.2hh81. Open Pony Hack over 12.2hh not exceeding 13hh82. Open Pony Hack over 13hh not exceeding 13.2hh83. Open Pony Hack over 13.2hh not exceeding 14hh

CHAMPION OPEN PONY HACKTrophy donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PONY HACK

84. Pair of Ponies not exceeding 14hh85. Pleasure Pony (to be ridden in a snaffle bit, no drop noseband and no

spurs)86. Learners Pony, Galloway or Horse (ridden by a child 6 years & under for

quietness and reliability)87. Learners Pony, Galloway or Horse (ridden by a child 7 years & under 12

years for quietness and reliability)Trophy for class (86 & 87) donated by Inglewood Pony Club Inc.

SHOWHUNTERSA Show Hunter is to have more substance than an open horse but stillmaintain qualityThey are expected to move freely at all pacesThey will be expected to gallopNo coloured browbands to be worn

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RIDDEN88. Novice Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 13hh89. Novice Show Hunter Pony over 13hh not exceeding 14hh90. Open Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 13hh91. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13hh not exceeding 13.2hh92. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13.2hh not exceeding 14hh

CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY (Classes 88 to 92 inclusive)$30 donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY

93. Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.294. Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh95. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh96. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh

CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY (Classes 93 to 96 inclusive)$30 donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY

97. Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh98. Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15.2hh not exceeding 16hh99. Open Show Hunter Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh100. Open Show Hunter Hack over 15.2 not exceeding 16hh101. Open Show Hunter Hack over 16hh102. Childs Show Hunter Hack ridden by a child under 17 years103. Ladies & Gents Show Hunter Hack ridden by an adult 17 years & over

CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK (Classes 97 to 103 inclusive)Trophy donated by Inglewood Show Society.RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACKSUPREME CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER HACKTrophy donated by A & K Whiley.

Ring 3 BRING 3B - LEDS104. Thoroughbred Stallion or Colt105. Thoroughbred Mare or Filly106. Thoroughbred Gelding

CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED (Classes 104 to 106 inclusive)$30 donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED

107. ANSA Stallion or Colt108. ANSA Mare or Filly109. ANSA Gelding

CHAMPION LED ANSA (Classes 107 to 109 inclusive)$30 donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION LED ANSA

110. ASH Stallion under 3 years111. ASH Stallion 3 years & over112. ASH Mare or Filly113. ASH Gelding

CHAMPION LED ASH (Classes 110 to 113 inclusive)$30 donated by BLASK Engineering.RESERVE CHAMPION LED ASH

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Phone: (07) 4652 1166

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114. Any other breed Stallion or Colt 14hh & over115. Any other breed Mare or Filly 14hh & over116. Any other breed Gelding 14hh & over

(Classes 114, 115 & 116 are for any other breed not previously exhibited)CHAMPION ANY OTHER BREED (Classes 114 to 116 inclusive)$30 donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION ANY OTHER BREEDSUPREME CHAMPION LED ALL BREEDS RINGS 3A & 3B COMBINEFOR JUDGING. Trophy donated by R & P Hopper.

RIDDEN CLASSES WILL COMMENCE AFTER THE JUDGING OFSUPREME CHAMPION LED ALL BREEDS

RIDDEN CLASSESBOY RIDER117. Boy Rider 6 years & under118. Boy Rider 7& 8 years119. Boy Rider 9 & 10 years120. Boy Rider 11 & 12 years121. Boy Rider 13 & 14 years122. Boy Rider 15 & 16 years

CHAMPION BOY RIDERTrophy donated by Inglewood Quarries.RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER

RIDDEN GALLOWAY HACKS123. Maiden Galloway Hack over 14hh not exceeding 15hh124. Novice Galloway Hack over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh125. Novice Galloway Hack over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh126. Open Galloway Hack over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh127. Open Galloway Hack over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh128. Child’s Galloway Hack over 14hh not exceeding 15hh ridden by a child

under 17 years (Horses which have competed in ladies/gents GallowayHack are ineligible)

129. Ladies & Gents Galloway Hack over 14hh not exceeding 15hh ridden byan adult 17 years & overCHAMPION OPEN GALLOWAY HACK (Classes 124 to 129 inclusive)Trophy donated by Yarran Pastoral Co.RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN GALLOWAY HACK

RIDDEN HACKS130. Maiden Hack over 15hh131. Novice Hack over 15hh not exceeding 16hh132. Novice Hack over 16hh133. Open Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh134. Open Hack over 15.2hh not exceeding 16hh135. Open Hack over 16hh not exceeding 16.2hh136. Open Hack over 16.2hh137. Childs Hack over 15hh & ridden by a child under 17 years (Horses which

have competed in ladies/gents hack are ineligible)138. Ladies & Gents Hack over 15hh ridden by an adult 17 years & over

CHAMPION OPEN HACK (Classes 131 to 138 inclusive)Trophy donated by Stuart Goodrich & Associates.RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN HACK

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139. Maiden ANSA Hack140. Novice ANSA Hack141. Open ANSA Hack142. ANSA Hack Ridden by a Junior under 17 years

CHAMPION ANSA HACK (Classes 139 to 142 inclusive)$30 donated by IGA Inglewood.RESERVE CHAMPION ANSA HACK

143. Pair of Hacks144. Lady Rider145. Gentleman Rider146. Pleasure Hack147. Best type Stock Horse (light)148. Best type Stock Horse (heavy)149. ASH Hack150. ASH Lady Rider 17 years & over151. Working ASH152. Working Stock Horse

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK – Rookwood CupDonated by The Rawlins Family, Warwick.Trophy donated by Showtime Saddlery, Warwick.

DRESSAGESaturday 15th March 2014Dressage Arena - Steward: Mary Bates8:30am startEntry fee: $3.00.First $10.00, Second $5.00.No more than 30 competitors will be accepted.Entries to be lodged at the Ring 3 office by 8:00am Saturday.To be ridden in an ordinary snaffle with a noseband.ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR AN APPROVED EQUESTRIANHELMET ASNZ3838 OR BETTER – NO HELMET NO RIDE!Copies of tests will be available on request.

TESTS1. Walk Trot Test 12 years & under (Beginner Horse & Rider Only)2. Walk Trot Test 13 years & over (Beginner Horse & Rider Only)3. Preliminary Test 1.3 (2004) 12 years and under4. Preliminary Test 1.3 (2004) 13 years and under 17 years5. Preliminary Test 1.3 (2004) 17 years and over6. Novice test 2.2 (2004) Open

Trophy donated by Inglewood Pony Club for the total highest percentage score.

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SECTION B - STUD CATTLEEntries to: Chief Steward - Glenn Campbell . Ph: (07) 4652 1786

PO Box 91, Inglewood Q 4387Entry Fee: $6.00 - Judging 8.00am on Saturday.All entries must be accompanied by the entry fee and received by theMonday prior to the show.NLIS forms will be available on the day, however it is the exhibitor’sresponsibility to ensure they are lodged.

CONDITIONS1. All Stud Cattle must be led for judging and are the responsibility of the

exhibitor.2. Herd Book numbers and date of calving must accompany all stud entries.3. Cattle will be judged in accordance with their age as at 1st March 2014.4. Breeds may be combined, at the committee’s discretion, due to numbers.5. All bulls over 12 months must be led with either nose ring or grips.

CLASSES1. Bull, under 12 months2 Bull, 12 to 15 months3. Bull, 15 to 20 months

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULLRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL

4. Bull, 20 to 24 months5. Bull, over 24 months

CHAMPION BULLRESERVE CHAMPION BULLGRAND CHAMPION BULL

6 Heifer, under 12 months7 Heifer, 12 to 15 months8 Heifer, 15 to 20 months

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFERRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER

9. Cow, 20 to 24 months10. Cow, over 24 months

SENIOR CHAMPION COWRESERVE CHAMPION COWGRAND CHAMPION FEMALE

INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES(Grand Champions of each breed eligible)

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE - Trophy donated by G & S Campbell.GRAND CHAMPION BULL - Trophy donated by A&K Whiley.INTERBREED BREEDERS GROUP - Trophy donated by Dolcliff Partnership.GRAND CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS BULL - $44.00 donated by the Big S Group.GRAND CHAMPION LIMOUSIN FEMALE - Trophy donated by Chiko Enterprise.GRAND CHAMPION LIMOUSIN BULL - Trophy donated by Chiko Enterprise.

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Inglewood Show SocietySCHOOLS BEEF COMPETITION

Saturday 15th March 2014Chief Steward: Duncan McMaster. Phone: (07) 4652 1617

• Junior Paraders • Junior Judging• Herdsmanship • School Display • Comedy

Sponsors:IGA Inglewood Raine Bur Poll Hereford StudMcMaster Family Inglewood MotelRalphies Inglewood Auto Centre Inglewood Show Society

3 Rivers Lucerne Led Steer CompetitionOpen to all competitors: Entry Fee $6.00.$250 prize money donated by 3 Rivers Lucerne.

* School points for all steer classes

Most Successful School (highest tally of points overall)Major Sponsor - Agri Labour AustraliaPrizemoney, Trophies & Ribbons awarded

Phone: (07) 4667 4103Mobile: 0414 892 150

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• Repairs

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Inglewood &Surrounding Areas

Contact Rob for a quote on

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Rural ServicesInglewood 33 Albert Street

Warren Croft:07 4652 2041

Mobile 0409 397 302

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Your 1Stop RuralShop

Specialising in Rural Merchandise, Livestockand Real Estate Sales

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SECTION C -PRIME CATTLEChief Steward: Philip Clark. Phone: (07) 4652 4259

Entries close 14th March. Entry Fee $6.00 per entry.

Please Note: All cattle to be in yards at Showgroundsby 3.00pm Friday. Judging at 9.00am Saturday.

CONDITIONS1. All cattle may be judged on the points systems:-

Conformation 30; Finish 30; Weight for Age 30; Trade Suitability 10.Pens: Conformation 30; Finish 30; Weight for Age 30; Trade Suitability 10.Evenness of pen 10.

2. Entries shall be received subject to the right of stewards to reject cattlewhich they may consider of insufficient merit to compete as prime cattle.

3. Exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor.4. Each exhibit to be entered in one class only.5. The judge may withhold award of a prize if, in his opinion, the entries are not

of sufficient merit.6. Stewards retain the right to transfer an entry to a more suitable class.7. No exhibit to be removed from showgrounds before 4.00pm on the second

day of the show.8. No cow or heifer showing heavy in calf will be eligible to compete.9. All brands of cattle to be given to stewards when entering yards.10. NO restrictions on feeding.11. NO entire male cattle.12. A freshly erupted tooth shall not be considered until it is in line or wear.13. Cattle must be dehorned or tipped.14. Cattle treated with HGP or supplementary fed cannot be entered in Class 1.15. NLIS forms will be available on the day, however it is the exhibitors responsibility

to ensure they are lodged.16. All cattle must be NLIS tagged before entry to Showgrounds.

1. BLASK Milk Vealer to 299kg liveweight1st $200 donated by BLASK Engineering, 2nd $100 donated by BOSS Constructions,3rd $50 donated by BLASK Engineering.

2. Yearling 300 to 380kg liveweight1st $100 donated by BOSS Constructions, 2nd $70 donated by Pabra Pastoral Co.,3rd $30 donated by Pabra Pastoral Co.

3. Domestic Feeder Class - Pen of Three 300 to 380kg liveweight1st $150 donated by K&S Rielly, 2nd Product donated by Elders Rural ServicesInglewood, 3rd $50 donated by K&S Rielly.

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4. Local Trade Steer or Heifer 381 to 440kg liveweight1st $200 donated by Oak Creek Stud, 2nd $100 donated by JB & MJ Pietsch,3rd Product donated by Elders Rural Services Inglewood.

5. Trade Steer or Trade Heifer 381 to 440kg liveweight1st Product donated by Elders Rural Services Inglewood, 2nd Product donated byRiverina Stockfeeds, 3rd $50 donated by BOSS Constructions.

6. Steer 441 to 540kg liveweight1st $100 donated by Braden’s Cypress, 2nd Product donated by Elders Rural ServicesInglewood, 3rd $50 donated by BOSS Constructions.

7. Bullock over 540kg liveweight1st $100 donated by J & J Slack, 2nd Product donated by Elders Rural ServicesInglewood, 3rd $50 donated by Coolmunda Pastoral Co.

8. Pen of 3 Replacement Heifers (Milk Teeth Only)1st $150 donated by BOSS Constructions, 2nd $100 donated by Oak Creek Stud,3rd $50 donated by Red Rock Transport.

9. Pen of 3 Feed on Steers 400 to 480kg liveweight1st $150 donated by BOSS Constructions, 2nd $100 donated by A & K Whiley,3rd $50 donated by Coolmunda Pastoral Co.

10. Cow & Calf1st Product donated by Elders Rural Services Inglewood, 2nd $70 donated by PabraPastoral Co., 3rd $30 donated by Pabra Pastoral Co.

CHAMPION LOCAL BEAST OR PEN$400 donated by Coolmunda Pastoral Co.RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL BEAST OR PENSpecified product to the value of $400 donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.CHAMPION BEAST OF SHOWAnipro (1,000 litres) donated by your local Anipro distributor Colin Brosnan.RESERVE CHAMPION BEAST OF SHOW$100 donated by R&V Paton.MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR1st $200 donated by Oak Creek Stud,2nd $100 donated by Oak Creek Stud,3rd $50 donated by Oak Creek Stud.

• THE DONOVAN MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the mostsuccessful exhibitor of prime cattle, to be retained for one year.

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SECTION D -STUD MEAT SHEEPSteward: Lyndon Frey. Phone: (07) 4652 1307Entry Fee: $4.00 per entry with a maximum of $40.00.Prize Money: First $6.00, Second $4.00.Judging: Saturday 15th March 2014.Sheep to be penned by 8.30am for a 8.45am start.Bedding straw will be provided.Small bales of 1st grade Lucerne Hay will be available for sale.

* The Inglewood Show is included in the Circuit TrophyOther shows in the Circuit are Allora, Clifton, Pittsworth, Warwick,Toowoomba, Chinchilla and Gatton.

Please advise Steward by Tuesday11th March of numbers forpenning purposes. Ribbons will be awarded to the threeplacegetters in each class. Broad ribbons for champions.

CONDITIONSAll exhibits must be from:1. Registered Meat Breed2. Accredited Brucellosis Free Flock

• Exhibitors to supply copy of Brucellosis Accreditation CertificateNO CERTIFICATE, NO ENTRY.

• Arrangements have been made for OJD Monitored flocks to exhibit.• All sheep to carry NLIS Ear Tags.• All sheep must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor.• The judge is empowered to transfer sheep which he or she considers

to be entered in the wrong class.• Maximum of three entries per class per exhibitor.• Shedding breeds of Mendulating Fibre must be shorn up to five

weeks prior to show.• No prize winning entry shall leave the shed prior to 4.00pm otherwise

Prize Money is forefeited.• Birth dates required on entry form for classes 1,2,5 & 6.• All lambs over six months old must be shorn or cleanly clipped.

• All animals exhibited in class 10 must be entered in individualclasses.

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Junior JudgingA Junior Judging Competition will also be run.To be held on Friday 14th March 2014.Starting time 7.00pmEntrants are to nominate with the Steward prior to the start of judging.Junior Class: Under 15 Years OldSenior Class: 15 Years to 25 Years OldBroad ribbons will be awarded to the three placegetters in each class.The winner of the senior class is eligible to compete in theQueensland State Final at the Toowoomba Royal Show.Prize money donated by the steward, Lyndon Frey.1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $10.00 (in each class).

Junior Encouragement AwardA Junior Handlers Competition will be run during the course of the day.Broad ribbons will be awarded to three placegetters.Winners must be present to receive ribbons and prizemoney asthese will be presented at the commencement of presentations.Prize money donated by Geoff & Sandra Green, “WoodridgeDorpers” Greenmount.1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00

Section D- Stud Meat SheepClasses:1. Ram Lamb born on or after 1st August 20132. Ram Lamb born before 1st August 20133. Ram 2 Tooth4. Ram 4 Tooth & Over

Champion Ram and Reserve Champion Ram.5. Ewe Lamb born on or after 1st August 20136. Ewe Lamb born before 1st August 20137. Ewe 2 Tooth8. Pair 2 Tooth Ewes.9. Ewe 4 Tooth & Over

Champion Ewe and Reserve Champion Ewe.10. Breeders Group 1 Rams & 2 Ewes

Supreme Interbreed ChampionsChampion Breeders Group - Trophy donated by Inglewood Show Society.Champion Pair 2 Tooth Ewes - Trophy donated by Leila Frey.Champion British Bred Ewe - Perpetual Trophy donated by M & N Byrne.Champion Ewe - Trophy donated by Leila Frey.Champion British Bred Ram - Perpetual Trophy donated by M & N Byrne.Champion Ram - Trophy donated by Silverdale Dorset Stud.

Section E -PRIME SHEEP & LAMBSSteward: Geoff Elliot: (07) 4652 4187 or 0429 353 927Entry Fee $4.00. All sheep to have NLIS Tags and Accompanying Waybill.Perpetual Trophy Donated by K.P. & A.A. Markey for the most successfulExhibitor in the Prime Sheep and Lamb Section. To be held for one year.Points to be Awarded: First 3, Second 2, Third 1• To be judged for Confirmation, Quality and Suitability to the trade.• All entries to be on the ground by 9.00am Saturday• No entries will be offered for sale

1. Pen of Three Merino Wethers2. Single Prime Lamb (Live weight between 40kg-50kg)

(Limit of two entries per exhibitor or property)3. Pen of Three Prime Lambs (Liveweight under 44kg)4. Pen of Three Prime Lambs (Liveweight over 44kg)

Class 1 - Trophy donated by Globe Accounting.Class 2 - Trophy donated by A & B Markey.Class 3 - Trophy donated by N.Biggs.Class 4 - Trophy donated by A & K Whiley.Champion Pen of Lambs - $150.00 donated by Elders Rural Services.Reserve Champion Pen of Lambs - $100.00 donated by A&P Elsley.Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.

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Dorset StudPoll Flock No. 4377 Est. 2004 Brucellosis Accredited FreeHorn Flock No. 3930 Est. 2011 Brucellosis Accredited Free

Contact: Lyndon Frey“Freymont”PO Box 224Inglewood QLD 4387Phone: 07 4652 1307

Dorsets For:Rapid Growth RateSuperior FleshingMuscular DevelopmentPrime Lamb SupremeClean White Wool

“Flock Rams Available”

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For all your Agribusiness needs contactAgribusiness manager, Jacob Paynteror his staff at Inglewood branch.

• Lending • Leasing• Farm Management Deposits

Tailoring banking to your needs.Telephone: 4652 0400

Leon NowlandNorco Milk Distributor

0419 794 746Supplier of all: Dairy Products, Juice & WaterProudly supporting the Inglewood Show

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Section F -PRIME LAMBCARCASS COMPETITION(Pen of Three Prime Lambs)Steward: Lyndon Frey. Phone: (07) 4652 1307Entry Fee: $5.00 per entryBroad ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd & 3rd.

CONDITIONS1. All lambs must be NLIS tagged and accompanying waybill addressed to

146 Bethcar Road.2. A limit of two entries per exhibitor or property.3. All exhibits must have been held by the exhibitor for two months prior

to the date of slaughter.4. All exhibits to show lamb’s teeth at the time of weighing.5. All lambs must be between 42-52 kg individual liveweight.6. Exhibits to be delivered to the Inglewood Slaughter Yards on

Tuesday 5th March 2013 between 2.30pm & 4.30pm for weighing.7. Lambs will be judged on the hook on Thursday 7th March at 9.30am and

will be open for inspection from 10.30am to 12 noon.8. Presentations will take place on Saturday 16th March in the Stud Sheep

Shed at 1.30pm$300 prize money donated by NAB & Inglewood Show Society.

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SECTION G - WOOLChief Steward: Bim Goodrich. Phone: (07) 4652 4148

Entries close Thursday 13 March 2014

REGULATIONS

1. Wool exhibits to be in the hands of the stewards before 5.00pm on theThursday prior to the show, judging will be on the Friday of show.

2. Exhibitor must state, by means of an affixed tag, in which class wool is to beexhibited. Exhibitors name must be clearly marked on each individualexhibit. Exhibits not clearly marked will not be eligible for judging.

3. ENTRY FEE: $4.00. Entry fees are exempt if an exhibitor donates one ormore fleeces to the society.

4. All fleeces are to be shorn from sheep that have been the bona-fide propertyof the exhibitor for the past 12 months.

5. All fleeces are to be skirted except where otherwise started.6. ALL PRIZES: Ribbons will be suitably inscribed and trophies given where

indicated.7. Judges will be appointed by the Brisbane Wool Selling Broker’s Association.8. LOCAL means grown in the previous Inglewood Shire.9. Wool will be received and stored at the owner’s risk at any time prior to the

Show by this Society by arrangement with the steward.10. The Inglewood Show Society take no responsibility for any variations in

micron testing of wool at the show.11. The following points system will be used for judging all classes:

Points

Trueness to type 10Length 10Soundness 10Handle 8Colour of bloom 6Character 10Density 6Evenness 10Top and noil product weight 30

100

12. In judging the “three matching fleeces”, 50 points will be the maximum foruniformity.

13. Judges will transfer any fleeces to the class to which, in their opinion, itrightfully belongs. Fleeces not of show standard or incorrectly skirted neednot be judged.

14. If, in the opinion of the judges, a fleece is not made up of wool from the onesheep, ALL fleeces from the exhibitor will be DISQUALIFIED.

15. Fleeces which, in the opinion of the judges, are overgrown, will be

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DISQUALIFIED.16. Trophies, ribbons and wool must not be removed before 5.00pm on the Saturday

of the Show; and not without payment of entry fees and permission of the steward.17. After 9.00pm on the Saturday of the Show, the wool will be deemed to be

settlement of any unsettled entry fees.18. Exhibitors are reminded that the Society’s General Regulations apply to all

sections of the Show and that special regulations here apply to this sectionof the Show only, and are merely supplementary to the General Regulations.

19. Stud fleeces cannot be entered into flock section and vice versa.

STUD CLASSES (Unshedded Fleeces)

1. Fleece of Super Fine Merino Ewe’s Wool.2. Fleece of Fine Merino Ewe’s Wool.3. Fleece of Medium Merino Ewe’s Wool.4. Fleece of Strong Merino Ewe’s Wool.5. Fleece of Super Fine Merino Ram’s Wool.6. Fleece of Fine Merino Ram’s Wool.7. Fleece of Medium Merino Ram’s Wool.8. Fleece of Strong Merino Ram’s Wool.

CHAMPION FLEECE OF EWE’S WOOL.RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE OF EWE’S WOOL.CHAMPION FLEECE OF RAM’S WOOL.RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE OF RAM’S WOOL.

STUD CLASSES (Shedded Fleeces)

9. Fleece of Super Fine Merino Ewe’s Wool.10. Fleece of Fine Merino Ewe’s Wool.11. Fleece of Medium Merino Ewe’s Wool.12. Fleece of Strong Merino Ewe’s Wool.13. Fleece of Super Fine Merino Ram’s Wool.14. Fleece of Fine Merino Ram’s Wool.15. Fleece of Medium Merino Ram’s Wool.16. Fleece of Strong Merino Ram’s Wool.

CHAMPION FLEECE OF EWE’S WOOL.RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE OF EWE’S WOOL.CHAMPION FLEECE OF RAM’S WOOL.RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE OF RAM’S WOOL.

The Inglewood Show Societywould like to thank all stewards,volunteers and exhibitors whose

contribution makes the show a success.

FLOCK CLASSESA trophy has been donated by LANDMARK WOOL for the most successfulexhibitor in the Flock Section. Points to be allocated; First 3, Second 2, Third 1.

Perpetual Trophy donated by J E RICHARDSON for Champion Local FlockFleece to be held for one year.

Perpetual Trophy donated by M D FERRIER for Best Three Local Fleeces (Fine,Medium or Strong), from classes 22 and 23 to be held for one year.

17. Ultra Fine Merino Fleece Either Ewe or WetherSkirted - Trophy donated by A & B Markey.

18. Super Fine Merino Fleece Either Ewe or WetherSkirted - Trophy donated by C & L Harrison.

19. Fine Merino Fleece Either Ewe or WetherSkirted - Trophy donated by Terrica Pty Ltd.

20. Medium Merino Fleece Either Ewe or WetherSkirted - Trophy donated by K & M Bosnjak.

21. Strong Merino Fleece Either Ewe or WetherSkirted - Trophy donated by ‘Angle C’Merino Stud.Trophy for best Traprock Wool exhibit from classes 17-21 donated by Traprock WoolAssociation Inc. First Three Place Winners in Classes 17-21 will be micron tested toestablish a best Commercial Value Fleece. Trophy for best Commercial Value FleeceFleece has been donated by Warroo Station Pty Ltd.

22. Best Three Matching Fleeces of Fine, Super Fine or Ultra Fine Merino Wool23. Best Three Matching Fleeces of Medium or Strong Merino Wool24. Best Three Matching Fleeces donated to Society. Also eligible for Classes

22 & 23 - Trophy donated by A & B Markey.25. Fleece of Ultra Fine Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible Class 17.26. Fleece of Super Fine Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible for

Class 18 - Trophy donated by “Angle C” Merino Stud.27. Fleece of Fine Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible Class 19

- Trophy donated by IGA Inglewood.28. Fleece of Medium Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible Class 20

- Trophy donated by Rose City Wool & Skins.29. Fleece of Strong Merino Wool, donated to Society.

Also eligible Class 21 - Trophy donated by Allendale Grazing Pty Ltd.30. Fine or Super Fine Weaner’s Wool, over six months, not more than 12

months (to still have lambs tip)31. Medium or Strong Weaner’s Wool, over six months, not more than 12

months (to still have lamb’s tip).

CHAMPION LOCAL FLEECE FROM CLASSES 17 TO 21 INCLUSIVETrophy donated by Wesfarmers Federation Insurance.

RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL FLEECE FROM CLASSES 17 TO 21INCLUSIVE

GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOWTrophy donated by Elders Rural Services.

RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE OF THE SHOW

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Freight Service to Brisbane

Servicing Inglewood and surrounding areas!

Office:4652 1899Mobiles:0428 887 670 (Red)0428 511 848 (Shane)

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Donovan ATVCovering the Southern Downs

Gordon Donovan“Donkell” Omanama Q 4352Ph/Fax: (07) 4652 4156

email: [email protected]

Sales & Service of:Bailey Tanks & PumpsC-DAX Spraying SolutionsYTO Tractors, Construction & ImplementsSynergy UTV’s, Quads & Equipment

GNE Sheds & Kit HomesChain Saws& Garden Care

Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society and the Queensland Chamber of AgriculturalSocieties which are deemed included herein as if inserted at length, I beg to make the following Entries at theforthcoming Show, the Exhibits being my own bona fide property.Name of Exhibitor:.................................................................................................................Address:.....................................................................................Postcode:.................................................................................................................................Signed:.................................

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$Total

Name & Description ofEntry

PenNo.

No.Entries

Section ClassNo.

EntryFee $

Inglewood Show

Poultry Entry Form

To the Secretary Inglewood Show Society Inc.

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Name of Exhibitor:................................................................................................................

Address:..................................................................................................................................

....................................................................................................Postcode:.............................

Contact Phone No:..................................................... Signed:........................................

Novice$8.00

$Total

Open$10.00

Handler Dog Total

Inglewood Show

Yard Dog TrialEntry Form

Nominations will close on Wednesday 12th March, 2014. Fees paid in full by Cheque orMoney Order ONLY and must accompany this form or nomination will not be entered.All competitors in this event, accepts total and absolute personal responsibility for the risksinvolved during this event & will not hold the Inglewood Show Society Inc responsible forloss, damage or injury.Make cheques payable to Inglewood Show Society Inc.

Address Nominations to: Natalie Daniels,Inglewood Show Society Yard Dog Trial,Wyngara, Hunters Hill Road, GORE, 4352

All Enquiries to Natalie Daniels: (07) 4667 4198

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Lucky Gate Prize2nights accommodation, Caloundra

just by attending the showON SATURDAY 15 MARCH.The draw will take place just beforethe fireworks and the winner must be

present to claim the prize.WWWWIIIINNNNDonated by

Henzells Agency

BEVANDALE BORDERBEVANDALE BORDERLEICESTER STUDLEICESTER STUD

(Flock 3906)

'BEVANDALE'’INGLEWOOD

FOR YOUR RAMSPhone James Pietsch(07) 4652 1626 or0428 457 085

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SECTION H - POULTRYPoultry Show will be held on Saturday 15th March 2014Entries close Friday 7th March 2014 with Glenn Banks:

Warroo Station Inglewood 4387.Phone: 07 4652 4175

Judging will be at 9.30 on the day of show.Entry Fee: $1.00

Prize Money: 1st $2.00 and 2nd $1.00

Entry Form page 40

REGULATIONS1. All care taken, but the Society will not be responsible for any loss or damage.2. Classes will be made for any breed with four or more entries.3. Stewards will supervise penning and release of exhibits.4. Individual birds in pairs are NOT ELIGIBLE for open champion awards.5. Stewards will have the power to reject any diseased or unpresentable birds

from the show.6. Judging will be open to the public and will commence at 9.30am.

CLASSES: CK= Cock HN=Hen CL=Cockerel PT=Pullet

(State Variety)

73CL

(State Variety)1511 12109Leghorn (Any Colour)

AOV (State Breed) 13 14 16(State Variety)17Breeding Pair

Large Softfeather CK HN PTAustralorp 1 2 4Langshan 5 6 8

Pair Pullets (State Variety) 18

37 383635IndianAOV (State Breed) 39 40 4241

(State Variety)

2521CL

(State Variety)

3329 302827Pitt Game (Plain Face)

Pitt Game (Muff) 31 32 34

(State Variety)43Breeding Pair

Large Hardfeather CK HN PTOEG Black Red 19 20 22OEGAOC 23 24 26


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111 112110109Pit Game (Muff)107 108106105Pit Game (Plain Face)

Indian 113 114 116115

99 1009897OEG SpangleOEGAOV (State Colour) 101 102 104103

(State Variety)

8985CL

(State Variety)

959291Wheaten

OEG Blue Red 93 94 96


Hard feather Bantam CK HN PTOEG Black Red (LL) 83 84 86OEG Black Red 87 88 90


GRAND CHAMPION FOWL OF THE SHOW - Sash & $40 donated byRalphies Inglewood Auto Centre & Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.

RESERVE CHAMPION BIRD OF THE SHOW- Sash & Trophy donated by McDougall’s Merchandise & Hardware.

Prize Money of $50 donated by Warroo Station Pty Ltd.

75 767473Sussex71 727069Langshan

AOV (State Breed) 77 78 8079

63 646261WyandotteAustralorp 65 66 6867

(State Variety)

5147CL

(State Variety)

5955 565453Pekin AOC

Leghorn 57 58 60


Soft feather Bantam CK HN PTPekin Black 45 46 48Pekin White 49 50 52


CHAMPIONSHIPSChampion Waterfowl

- Sash & Trophy.Champion Large Soft feather

- Sash & Trophy.Champion Large Hard feather

- Sash & Trophy.Champion Soft feather Bantam

- Sash & Trophy

Champion Hard feather Bantam- Sash & Trophy.

Champion Breeding Pair- Trophy.

Champion Pair Pullets- Trophy.

Champion Trophies- Donated by G & K Banks.

Water Fowl Drake Duck119 120

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PAVILION EXHIBITSPavilion Steward:

Matthew Oxenford. Phone: (07) 4652 1925.• Entries may be sent to: The Secretary, Inglewood ShowSociety, PO Box 112, Inglewood Q. 4387 before theannual show.

• Exhibitors to pay normal gate entry fee.• NO EXHIBITS to be Removed from the pavilionbefore 5.00pm on the day of show.

• Prize money will be paid in cash by the SectionStewards at 5.00pm on the final day of the show.Unclaimed prize money will be treated as a donation tothe Society unless previous prior arrangements aremade with the Secretary.

• Juvenile Sections for Juniors 15 years and under.

Rosa’Bella NurseryCoffee & Gifts

Unique gifts...Beautiful plants

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OPEN 7 DAYS

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SECTION I - HORTICULTURESteward: Cedric Zahnow Phone: 0439 275 297Entries will be accepted 8:00 - 10:00am on Friday.

Entry Fee $1.00.First Prize - Card and $5 or Trophy; Second Prize - Card.Juvenile Classes 50¢ Entry Fee.

Exhibitors to supply their own containers for all exhibits.Leaves not permitted below neck of bottle (i.e. in water).Buds not permitted unless specified.

MISS M TOMKINS MEMORIAL TROPHY - Donated by Late Mrs V Cay for themost points scored by any one exhibitor in Horticulture and Preserves & CookingSections - Trophy held for one year.

Most Successful Local Exhibitor$100 has been donated by J & J Slack.

DIVISION A - CUT FLOWERS

All exhibits in the Cut Flower Section must be grown by exhibitor. Allcollections to be not less than three distinct varieties and/or colours.

1. Specimen Gerbera.2. Collection of Gerberas.3. Collection of Geraniums.4. Three different flowers all of one colour.5. Specimen bloom, spike or truss, not specified.6. Collection of cut flowers - Trophy donated by Goondiwindi Regional Council.

DIVISION B - ROSES

7. One Pink Rose.8. One Red Rose.9. One Yellow Rose.10. One Rose any colour not specified.11. Two Roses of distinct colour - Trophy donated by Rosemary Johnstone.12. Rose in three stages.13. Container of Roses - Trophy donated by Inglewood Coffee Shop & Tea Garden.14. Container of David Austin Roses.15. David Austin Roses - any colour.16. One Striped Rose.17. One Miniature Rose Head Polyanthius.

CHAMPION ROSE OF SHOW - Trophy donated by Inglewood Garden Club.

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DIVISION C - DAHLIAS

No leaves permitted on specimens, some leaves permitted in containerclasses only.

18. Container of Dahlias.19. Specimen Dahlia.

CHAMPION DAHLIA OF SHOW - Trophy donated by B&S Trevisiol.

DIVISION D - AUSTRALIAN20. Best Bloom Eucalyptus Gum.21. Best Bloom Grevillia.22. Best Collection of Native Flowers - Trophy donated by Kellie Wright.23. Specimen Australian Native Tree or Shrub, not specified.

CHAMPION BLOOM OF SHOW - Trophy donated by Mrs C A Elsley.

DIVISION E - POT PLANTS

24. Rose in a pot / container.25. Geranium in a container or basket.26. Specimen Cacti.27. Specimen Succulent.28. Specimen Fern.29. Specimen hanging pot plant.30. Indoor plant (flowering, non-flowering) in container.31. Container of Succulents / mixed

CHAMPION PLANT IN CONTAINER - Trophy donated by Helen Lyons.

DIVISION F - FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS

Flowers need not be grown by exhibitor.Fresh flowers to be used unless otherwise stated.

32. Alfresco - arrangement for an outdoor area.33. Arrangement for hallway table using plant material collected from

paddock / stock route.34. Arrangement in red and one other colour - Trophy donated by Mrs T. Tait.35. Arrangement in old boot / shoe.36. Shades of one colour of your own choice.

- Trophy donated by Rosa’ Bella Nursery Coffee & Gifts.37. Arrangement of Geraniums with some foliage.

CHAMPION ARRANGEMENT - Mrs V M Cay Memorial Trophy.(Trophy to be held for one year).

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DIVISION G - JUVENILE

Must be exhibitors own work - Fresh flowers to be used.

38. Face - made from plant material - berries, seeds, small flowers etcto be glued on paper plate and be hung for display.

39. Necklace - made of plant material - berries, seeds, small flowers ofgood lasting quality. On suitable thread.

40. Tea Cup Arrangement using tea cup as container.41. Creature made from fruit & vegetables.42. Kindy / Childcare Section:

Ages 0-3 - Display of plant material (fresh / dried) glued to A4 paper.Ages 3-5 - Make a person out of fresh / dried plant material. Glue and mountonto A4 paper / cardboard.

Trophies donated by Inglewood Coffee Shop & Tea Garden for Classess 38-42.

CHAMPION JUVENILE EXHIBIT - $10 donated by Mrs M Makeham.

INCENTIVE PRIZE - $20 donated by Mrs C A Elsley for the most points scored bya Juvenile Competitor in the Horticultural Section.

McDOUGALL’SMERCHANDISE & HARDWARE

86 Albert Street, Inglewood Q 4387ProducePlumbingBuilding Supplies

Hardware & PaintFencingIrrigation

PH: (07) 4652 1499 FAX: (07) 4652 1579EMAIL: [email protected]

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THE LIONS CLUB OF INGLEWOODINCORPORATED

ARE PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED WITHTHE INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY

AND WISHING THEM THE BESTFOR THE 2014 INGLEWOOD SHOW

“WE SERVE”“WE SERVE”FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT LIONS CLUBSCONTACT: President Stuart Parker, 0447 737 002

IT’S GREATIT’S GREATTO BE A LIONTO BEA LION

The Show Society thanks

The Lions Club of

Inglewood

for manning the Gate

for many years.

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SECTION J -PRESERVES, COOKING

Steward: Bev McDougall. Phone: (07) 4652 1224

Entries will be accepted 8.00am to 10.00am Friday.

Entry Fee $1.00. JUVENILE SECTION - Entry Fee 50¢.First Prize - Card and $5.00 or Trophy,

Second Prize - Card.

M. TOMKINS MEMORIAL TROPHY donated by the late Mrs V Cay for the mostpoints scored by any one exhibitor in Horticulture and Preserves & CookingSections - Trophy to be held for one year.

The REIBELT MEMORIAL TROPHY is to be awarded to the most successfulexhibitor in the Preserves and Cooking Section. The winner will retain the trophy forone Year. A Trophy has been donated by Mrs M Hobbs for retention.

JAMS AND PRESERVESContents and jar to weigh approx. 500 grams and no more than 700 grams.1. Jar Apricot Jam. Trophy donated by Lesley Reibelt.2. Jar Fig Jam.3. Jar Plum Jam.4. Jar Tomato Jam.5. Jar of Jam (other than specified).6. Jar Marmalade.

CHAMPION JAR OF JAM OR MARMALADEClasses 1-6. Trophy donated by Gail Wilkins.

7. Collection of 3 Jars of Jam (any variety).8. Bottle of Chutney (any variety).9. Bottle of Tomato Sauce.10. Bottle of Spicy Sauce (any variety).11. Jar of Tomato Relish.12. Jar of Mustard Pickles.13. Jar Pickles (any variety).

Best Entry in Classes 11-13. Trophy donated by Martin & Tini Watson.

COOKING14. Plate Plain Scones (not less than six). Trophy donated by Martin & Tini Watson.15. Plate Pumpkin Scones (not less than six).16. Plate Pikelets (not less than six). Trophy donated by Glenn & Sue Campbell.

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17. Plate Muffins. Trophy donated by Bev McDougall.18. Loaf Bread Wholemeal or White (machine made).

Trophy donated by Annie Muir.19. Tea Cake (any variety) Trophy donated by Melissa McDowall.20. Chocolate Cake (iced but not decorated).

Trophy donated by Inglewood Coffee Shop & Tea Garden.21. Orange Ring Cake (iced but not decorated).22. Date Loaf (not iced). Trophy donated by Vera Foster.23. Banana Cake (iced).24. Carrot Cake (iced).

CHAMPION CAKE Classes 19 - 24.Trophy donated by Hollie Gall.

25. Rich Fruit Cake (not iced). Trophy donated by Lisa Harrison.

CLASS 26 - BOILED FRUIT CAKE CHALLENGEThe following recipe MUST be used for this class

375g mixed fruit; 1 teaspoon mixed spice; 1 cup cold water; 1 teaspoon Bi-Carbsoda; 2 well beaten eggs; 1 dessert spoon marmalade; 125g butter; 1 cup sugar;1 cup S.R. flour; 1 cup plain flour. Method - Place butter, marmalade, mixed fruit,spice, soda, sugar and cold water into a saucepan. Boil for 2 minutes, coolslightly, add eggs, fold in sifted flour, bake in 20cm round tin at 160°c (140°cfanforce) for 1 hour or little longer.

$50 cash donated by Goondiwindi Regional Council.

27. Patty Cakes (6 iced no papers).28. Chocolate Slice (6 rectangles, 5 x 4 cm). Trophy donated by Judy Smith.29. Plate of Slice.30. Anzac Biscuits (plate of 6). Trophy donated by Maxine Oryszczyn.31. Jam Drops (plate of 6).32. Boiled Plum Pudding. Trophy donated by Martin & Tini Watson.33. Old Style - Your favourite old fashioned Recipes. Share it with us and you

could win $25. If entering muffins / biscuits / slices etc please have aminimum of 3 pieces. Please include your recipe to be displayed with yourentry. $25 donated by Melissa McDowall.

CLASS 34 - MEN’S CHALLENGE1. One Damper

2. Anzac Biscuits (plate of 6).Trophy for each section.

KIDS KITCHEN1. Plate Pikelets. Trophy donated by Kellie Wright.2. Chocolate Bar Cake (iced on top only). Trophy donated by Andrea Braden.3. Novelty Iced Patty Cakes (4).

Trophy donated by Kellie-Ann Trevisiol.

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Call in and seeChristine, Lisa or Cassandra

today1300 72 44 33

CLASS 4 - LAZY DAISY CAKEThe following recipe MUST be used for this class

Recipe - 125g butter; 125g sugar, 2 eggs, 1/2 cup milk; 1 & 1/3 cups self raisingflour; 1/2 packet jelly crystals (any flavour); vanilla; pinch salt.Method - Combine all ingredients in mixing bowl and stir until well blended. Beatfor 3 minutes on medium speed in an electric mixer. Bake in greased and linedbar tin in moderate oven for 30-40 minutes. Ice when cold and decorate withjellybean daisies. Trophy donated by Trisha Braden.

5. Anzac Biscuits (6). Trophy donated by Margaret Biggs.6. Jam Drops (6). Trophy donated by Merle Gray.7. Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits (maximum 3 biscuits):

(a) Prep & Under. Trophy donated by Cindy Fearby.(b) Yr 1 - Yr 4. Trophy donated by Meg McDougall.(c) Yr 5 - Yr 7. Trophy donated by Sally West.

8. Iced Novelty Cake (to be judged for icing skills in decorating).$20 cash donated by Bev McDougall.

9. KINDY KIDS - One Iced Patty Cake. Trophy donated by Lyn Coleman.

INCENTIVE PRIZE $20.00 - donated by Wendy Slack for the most points scored by aJuvenile competitor in the Preserves and Cooking Section.

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Roy & Gillian ThompsonA Warm Atmosphereand Beer At Its Coldest!Poker MachinesCounter Meals AvailableDon't Forget Your Home Supplies

INGLEWOOD 4387 - PHONE: (07) 4652 1374

LEVEN K LAVENDERLEVEN K LAVENDERLet us share our passion for lavender with you

WE ARE OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!Our SHED shop has a wide range of our own

LAVENDER PRODUCTS and OUR OWN FARM DISTILLEDLAVENDER ESSENTIAL OIL

(NATIONAL AWARD WINNER 2005, 2007 & 2008)Matthew & Kellie Oxenford & FamilyEMAIL: [email protected]

WEBSITE: www.levenklavender.com.au

Visit us in the Main Pavilion and presentthis advertisement to receive 10% off your

purchase at the show!

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SECTION K - NEEDLEWORKSteward: Sheree Bond. Phone: 0437 017 644

Entries will be accepted 8:00am to 10:00am Friday.

Entry Fee $1. Juvenile Section - Entry Fee 50¢.First Prize - Card and $5.00 or Trophy, Second Prize - Card

ALL EXHIBITS SHALL BE THE BONAFIDE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR. ITEMSMAY BE SHOWN FOR 2 CONSECUTIVE YEARS ONLY. Each exhibit is eligiblefor competition in one class only. Entries in knitting and crochet should includelabels where possible. The stewards have the right to reject entries for judging.Entries may be collected after 5.00pm on Saturday.

The JILL FINNIGAN MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded for the most points scored byan exhibitor in the needlework section by a resident of Inglewood or Yelarbon.Trophy to be held for one year. Trophy and $100 cash prize donated by the FinniganFamily.

JUVENILE SECTION1. Any machine made article (10 to 15 years)2. Any machine made article (9 years and under)3. Piece of embroidery4. Soft toy or novelty5. Cross stitch or tapestry article6. Long stitch article7. Decorated hat - any form8. Article of patchwork or applique9. Handmade article (10 to 15 years)10. Handmade article (9 years and under)11. Beading - any form

CHAMPION JUVENILE EXHIBIT - $20 donated by Nonnie McDougall.

OPEN SECTION

Knitting or Crochet

12. Three piece outfit for baby - knitted13. Three piece outfit for baby - crochet14. Infant bootees - knitted15. Infant bootees - crochet16. Babies Jacket - knitted17. Babies Jacket - crochet

BEST ENTRY IN CLASSES 12 -17 - $15 donated by Kim Rush.

See . . . .B & S P TREVISIOL68 George Street, InglewoodPhone: (07) 4652 1389

For all Mechanical Repairs and Spare PartsIncluding on farm work, irrigation motor and pumps, tractors,trucks, diesel, petrol motors and motor bikes, big or small,servicing and repairing all models of car vehiclesAir Conditioning Service: For all your air conditioner parts,hoses and regasing requirements for cars, trucks and farmmachinery - See us either on farm or at the workshop.Auto Electric Service: We’ll buy or repair your oldalternators and starters - any make - any model. New or exchangeunits available overnight.

For Friendly and Prompt Service!Contact Bruno

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18. Childs knitted cardigan/pullover19. Adults knitted cardigan/pullover20. Covered coathanger21. Rug crochet or knitted22. Ladies handkerchief handmade edge23. Crochet centrepiece in fine or coarse cotton24. Hand towel top or face washer - crochet or knitted25. Crochet or knitted article - suitable as a gift26. Casual bag

NeedleworkMachine Work

27. Garment suitable for child to 12 years28. Adults garment, any medium|29. Cloth bag, any medium30. Casual bag or any handbag

Embroidery31. Covered cushion. $20 donated by Jenny Burnet.32. Any item for kitchen (eg apron, mitts). Trophy donated by Inglewood Bargain Buys.33. Hand embroidered article34. Patchwork or applique quilt. $30 donated by Eunice Johnstone.35. Patchwork wall hanging36. Any other article patchwork or applique.

Trophy donated by D Elliott, L Reibelt & C Apted.37. Cross stitch article. Trophy donated by Gail Rielly.38. Best soft toy. $20 donated by Vera Foster.39. Machine embroidered article. $10 donated by Kim Rush.40. Tapestry picture41. Long stitch picture.42. Cross stitch picture. Trophy for best entry 40, 41, 42 donated by Melisa Pietsch.43. Something new from something old (recycled material)44. Any other article not specified.CHAMPION ENTRY NEEDLEWORK SECTION - $25 donated by Adele Dowling.INCENTIVE PRIZE - $20 donated by Marie Pietsch for most points scored

by a Juvenile Competitor in the Needlework Section.

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26B Wood Street, Warwick 4370Inglewood Office - Visits (Monthly)

Lilley Spanner & Stacey Solicitors OfficeTexas Office - Visits (Monthly)

Texas Cultural Centre.APPOINTMENTS PHONE:(07) 46614655 (Warwick Office);WAYNE WATT, B.BUS, CPA

CERTIFIEDPRACTISINGACCOUNTANTS

SECTION L - FINE ARTSSteward: Kellie Oxenford. Phone: (07) 4652 1925Entries close 10.00am, Friday “NO LATE ENTRIES!”Entry Fee: Classes 1- 4, $5.00; Class 5-7, $4.00.

• The Steward has the right to reject any work, or re-classify if deemed necessary.• The officers of the Society will exercise all reasonable care, but will not be responsible

for the loss or any damage to any article or picture while in their custody.• All paintings and drawings must be “Suitably Framed or Mounted” and ready for hanging.• Name of exhibitor, address, class, title and price (or Not For Sale) must be shown on

the back of all exhibits. Commission on all sales will be 20%.• Works must be competitor’s own “ORIGINAL” unaided work and must not have been

shown in a previous Inglewood Show.• Residents of previous Inglewood Shire are eligible for Local Awards.• If entries in any Class 1-5 number less than 4, entries may be re-located in most

suitable alternative class at Steward’s direction.• Prizes and Trophies may be collected at 5.00pm on Saturday.• Second Prize will only be awarded if three or more entries.

ART CLASSES

1. LANDSCAPE OR ARCHITECTURE, any medium.First $30, Second $20.

2. PEOPLE OR PORTRAIT, any medium.First $30, Second $20.

3. STILL LIFE, FLOWERS, FRUIT, any medium. First $30, Second $20.4. WATER COLOUR, any subject. Any water-based paint using largely transparent

techniques. First $30, Second $20.5. DRAWING OR GRAPHICS, using predominantly drawing technique.

First $20, Second $10.6. PAINTING, any other style or subject.

First $20, Second $10.7. SENIOR STUDENT, any subject, any medium. Ages 15-18.

First $20, Second $10.CHAMPION PAINTING $50Donated by MC& KGOxenfordRESERVE CHAMPION $30MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN ARTS (FINE & PHOTOGRAPHY)Trophy donated by S LarardTALBRAGAR PERPETUAL TROPHY to be held for one year for best local entryclasses 1-7. $40 donated by the Dawson Family.PRIZE MONEY HAS BEEN DONATED TO THE FINE ARTS SECTION BY:MA Tait, R Morrison, W Slack, L & L Springborg,Goondiwindi Regional Council.

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Juvenile Art ClassesYour Artwork must follow the theme:‘My favourite part of the Inglewood Show’All entries by local students to be available for pickupon Wednesday from your school.Entry Fee 50¢ - First Prize $3.00 and Card, Second Prize - CardPlease ensure that all paintings and drawings in the Juvenile Artare A4 in size and mounted on “Stiff Cardboard”, with string or pipe cleanerthrough two holes punched in the top of the cardboard.NB - Any artwork that is attached with tape will not be accepted.

8. ANY PAINTING OR DRAWING, 3 yrs and under.9. ANY PAINTING OR DRAWING, 4 & 5 yrs old.10. ANY PAINTING OR DRAWING, 6 & 7 yrs old.11. ANY PAINTING OR DRAWING, 8 & 9 yrs old.12. ANY PAINTING OR DRAWING, 10 & 11 yrs old.13. ANY PAINTING OR DRAWING, 12 yrs and older.

CHAMPION JUVENILE PAINTINGTrophy in memory of Mrs I Morrison.JUVENILE ART INCENTIVE PRIZE$20 donated by Carlie Doljanin.

Juvenile Craft ClassesYour Artwork must follow the theme:‘My favourite part of the Inglewood Show’Entry Fee 50¢ - First Prize $3.00 and Card, Second Prize - Card.

14. ANY PAINTED CRAFT ITEM, 5 yrs and under.15. ANY PAINTED CRAFT ITEM, 6 & 7 yrs old.16. ANY PAINTED CRAFT ITEM, 8 & 9 yrs old.17. ANY PAINTED CRAFT ITEM, 10 & 11 yrs old.18. ANY PAINTED CRAFT ITEM, 12 & 13 yrs old.19. ANY PAINTED CRAFT ITEM, 14 & 15 yrs old.

CHAMPION JUVENILE CRAFT ITEM$30 voucher by Mrs June Johnstone.

JUVENILE CRAFT INCENTIVE PRIZE$20 donated by Carlie Doljanin.Prize Money for Juvenile Art & Craft ClassesSponsored by Goondiwindi Regional Council.

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SECTION M -HAND MADE CARDS& SCRAPBOOKING

Steward: Debbie Elliott. Ph: (07) 4652 1930Entry Fee: $1.00 Juvenile Entries: 50¢First Prize - Card & $5.00, Second Prize - Card.

Conditions of Entry:• Original work by exhibitor only or computer generated image or verse.• Children please state school class.• Entries will be accepted up to 10.00am Friday.• Exhibits can be picked up after 5.00pm on Saturday.

CARDSCards may be Machine embroidery, Cross Stitch, Stamping, Quilling etc.1. Handmade Card – Seasonal ie. Christmas, Easter etc.2. Handmade Card – Any other ie. Birthday, Thinking of you.3. Handmade Card – Primary School – any theme.4. Handmade Card – Secondary School – any theme.

SCRAPBOOKINGAll themes may be single or double page entries.5. Babies and toddlers6. Families7. Special Occasion or event eg. Wedding8. Christmas9. Heritage10. Pets11. Travel and holidays12. Inglewood on Display13. Off the page – eg. Photo frame, tin, box, calendar etc14. Scrapbooking – any theme – Primary School Student15. Scrapbooking – any theme – Secondary School Student

CHAMPION EXHIBIT – Donated by Debbie Elliott Consultant for Kaszazz.INCENTIVE PRIZE – Trophy donated by Peitra Doherty.

Wayne Fearby PlumbingPlumberDrainerGas Fitter

10 Callandoon Street, Inglewood46521505 0417 702 434

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CJ & LM HARRISON

Excavator, Truck&LoaderHireLot 1 Tomkins St, Inglewood

Phone: 4652 1535Mobile: 0428 521 535

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SECTION N - PHOTOGRAPHYSteward: Beth Brown. Phone: (07) 4652 1141

Entries close 10.00am Friday.

Entry Fee 50¢ - First Prize - Card and $3 or trophy, Second Prize - Card

CONDITIONS1. All entries to be mounted individually on cardboard with a surround of 2-3cm.2. Name, address and class must be shown on back of entries.4. Exhibits entered must not have entered in previous years.5. Judges may withhold a prize if the exhibit is considered unworthy.6. Steward has the right to reject any work offered if unsuitable.7. Judges decision is final.8. No entries shall be removed until after 5pm on Saturday.9. Photographs to be no bigger than 5" x 7" (12.5 x 17.5cm).

CLASSES1. Animal/s or Bird/s - Trophy donated by Hollie Gall.2. Domestic Animal/s - Trophy donated by A & K Whiley.3. Flower/s or Garden - Trophy donated by Rebecca Johnstone.4. Landscape With Water.5. Landscape Without Water.6. Seascape.7. Aspect of Weather - Sunrise, sunset, clouds, rainbow etc.

Best Entry from 4,5,6 & 7 - Trophy donated by Beth Brown.8. Child or Children Study - Trophy donated by C & K Trevisiol.9. Person or People - Trophy donated by A & S Clark-Dickson.10. Comedy - Trophy donated by A&K Whiley.11. Inglewood and District Historical Event

- Trophy donated by Inglewood Historical Society.12. Any Other Subject.13. Person or People (Monochrome B&W) - Trophy donated by Hollie Gall.14. Set of Three Photographs telling a story.15. Any Subject produced from creative digital manipulation.16. Architectural Structure/s

CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPH - Classes 1-13. $50 donated by Laser Plumbing.

JUVENILE CLASSES17. Animal/s or Bird/s - Trophy donated by C & K Trevisiol.18. Flower/s or Garden - Trophy donated by Anna Bartholomew.19. Comedy - Trophy donated by Andrea Braden.20. Person or People - Trophy donated by S & R Johnstone.21. Landscape or Seascape - Trophy donated by A & K Whiley.22. Any Other Subject - Trophy donated by Hollie Gall.23. Any Subject produced from creative digital manipulation.

Trophies for Classes 21, 22 & 23 donated by Goondiwindi Regional Council.

CHAMPION JUVENILE PHOTOGRAPH. Trophy donated by MacIntyre Gazette Pty Ltd.JUVENILE INCENTIVE AWARD. Trophy Awarded by Steward Beth Brown.

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Thompson’sGrader Hire - InglewoodAll aspects of roadformation & maintenanceContour banksFire breaksShed pads770 BH & 770 CHJohn Deere Gradersboth graders fullylaser equipped

Bruce & Ann MareeThompson

Phone: (07) 46521551 Mobile: 0427 915 258

Inglewood Sawmill produce finished flooring, decking, cladding andlandscaping products, processing only Cypress Pine at the plant -a native softwood, naturally durable and resistant to termite attack.

Proud to be part of theInglewood Community

Inglewood Sawmill 46 King Street, Inglewood | P 4652 1335

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SECTION O - PRODUCESteward: Cedric Zanhow Phone: 0439 275 297Entries will be accepted 8.00 - 10.00am on Friday.

Entry Fee 50c. First Prize - Card and $3.00, Second Prize - Card.

VEGETABLE SECTIONVegetable and fruit exhibits to be on a tray or plate.

1. Three Lemons2. Three Carrots, with tops3. 500g Beans, any variety4. Three Beetroot, with tops5. Two Chokos6. Two Capsicums7. Collection of Chillies8. Two Cobs of Sweet Corn, in the husk9. Two Apple Cucumbers10. Two Green Cucumbers11. One Rockmelon12. One Watermelon13. Three Onions14. Three Potatoes, any variety15. One Queensland Blue Pumpkin16. One Jap Pumpkin17. One Butternut Pumpkin18. Any Other Pumpkin19. Six Radishes, any variety with tops20. Six Tomatoes21. Three Zucchini22. One Large Marrow23. Most Unusual Vegetable24. Collection of Herbs

CHAMPION VEGETABLE EXHIBIT - $50.00 donated by Goondiwindi Regional Council.MOST SUCCESSFUL JUVENILE EXHIBITOR - $15 donated by B & SP Trevisiol.

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FARM PRODUCE25. One Kg or 3 Cobs any other grain26. One Kg Wheat27. One Kg Sorghum or Sheaf of Sorghum28. One Bale Lucerne Hay

MacIntyre Brook Irrigators Trophy (To be held for one year).29. One Dozen Hen Eggs30. One 500g Jar Light Honey31. One 500g Jar Medium Honey32. One 500g Jar Dark Honey33. One 500g Jar Candy Honey

CHAMPION GRAIN EXHIBIT - Trophy donated by 3 Rivers Lucerne.CHAMPION FARM PRODUCE EXHIBIT - Trophy donated by Waymar Farming Co Pty Ltd.

FIELD WHEAT COMPETITION1st WR & MD Officer (Yelarbon)2nd CM & CJ Waugh & Sons (Yelarbon)Trophies donated by Pacific Seeds & Potter’s Petroleum Pty Ltd.

ALL TYRE BRANDSCOOPERAUTHORISED TIRE DEALERCENTURY BATTERIESCARLISE V. BELTSON FARM SERVICE

INGLEWOOD TYRECENTREContact your local tyre specialist Tyler Wolff

20 Elizabeth StInglewood Q 4387Ph. (07) 4652 1533

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SECTION P - DOGS & PETSStewards: Shona Clark-Dickson & Belinda Markey

Phone: 4652 4100 or 4652 1986

ENTRY FEE $1.00 per dog/pet per class

Dogs / Pets must be on the grounds at 9.30am sharp on Saturday.Nominations from 9.30am. Judging to commence 10.00am.

All dogs must be on a lead.

First prize $5.00, Second prize $3.00. (Classes 1-7)First, Second and Third Prize Ribbons will be awarded.

1. NON-WORKING DOG2. NON-WORKING BITCH3. WORKING DOG - Kelpie or Cattle4. WORKING BITCH - Kelpie or Cattle5. MOST LOVABLE PET6. FARMYARD PET7. BEST DRESSED PET8. HUNGRIEST PET - Trophy donated by Riverina Stockfeeds.

CHAMPION DOG OR BITCH - Classes 1 & 2Trophy donated by Bond Electrical.RESERVE CHAMPION DOG OR BITCH - Classes 1 & 2Trophy donated by McDougall’s Merchandise & Hardware.CHAMPION WORKING DOG OR BITCH - Classes 3 & 4Trophy donated by L & R Johnstone.RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING DOG OR BITCH - Classes 3 & 4Trophy donated by McDougall’s Merchandise & Hardware.GRAND CHAMPION OF THE SHOW$50.00 donated by B & S Eisel.

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SECTION Q - SCHOOL EXHIBITSSteward: Shona Clark-Dickson

Phone: (07) 4652 4100

“WHAT WE ARE LEARNING 2014”A class display based on:

Your Classes’ current unit of workand current learning which is suitable

for presentation purposes.• This is a non-judged display.• Data displays from schools are most welcome.• Displays are invited from: Inglewood State School,St Maria Goretti School and Yelarbon State School.

• All entries must be in place not later than Thursday of show week.

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SECTION R -CREATIVE WRITINGStewards: Julie Slack & Mandy LydementPhone: (07) 4652 1376 or 0420 304 483

Entries will be accepted 8.00-10.00am on FridayEntry Fee 20¢

First Prize: Card and Trophy;Second Prize: Card and $5 awarded in each division.

Highly Commended may also be awarded.

• All entries shall be the original work of the entrant. Entries must not havebeen entered in any previous Inglewood Show.

• Name of entrant, address and division must be shown on the back of allentries. Maximum of 2 pieces of work per entrant.

• Entries may be collected after 5pm on Saturday.• Judges will take into consideration:

1. neatness.2. punctuation.3. vocabulary-creative and descriptive.

Division A - Years One to ThreeAny piece of writing, eg - narrative, recount, poem, description.Must have a title.Handwritten.No longer than 1 A4 page.

Division B - Years Four to SevenAny piece of writing, eg - narrative, recount, poem, description.Must have a title.Handwritten.No longer than 1 A4 page.

Division C - Years Eight to TenAny piece of writing, eg - narrative, recount, poem, description.Must have a title.Handwritten or typed.No longer than 1 A4 page.

Division D - Adult (16 years & over)Any piece of writing, eg - narrative, recount, poem, description.Must have a title.Maximum 2 typed A4 pages.

$100 donated by MC & KG Oxenford for trophies in each division.

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SECTION S -YARD DOG TRIAL

Chief Steward: Natalie DanielsPhone: (07) 4667 4198Steward: Jim Flood

Saturday 15th March 2014.Commencing 8.00am.

(Entry Form on page 41)

1. NOVICE EVENTEntry Fee $8.00. Top 5 to go into final.

$200.00 Total Prize Money.1st $100.00, 2nd $60.00, 3rd $40.00.

Sponsored by P & H Sissman, J Flood & Pabra Pastoral Co.

2. OPEN EVENTEntry Fee $10.00. Top 5 to go into final.

$300.00 Total Prize Money.1st $150.00, 2nd $75.00, 3rd $45.00, 4th $30.00.

Sponsored by Oak Creek Stud.

Local CompetitorsPrize Money to each winner of $25.00 & Dog Biscuits will be awarded

to the Local Competitor with the highest score in the Novice & Open Events.Local means a resident of the previous Inglewood Shire.

Sponsored by Yarran Pastoral Co.

Classes 1 and 2 run in conjunction, but with separate finals.Ribbons & Cash to all place getters with all place getters

receiving a Bag of Dog Biscuits.Riverina Stockfeeds & Elders Merchandise, Inglewood are proud supporters of the

Inglewood Show Society Inc with donations of Dog Biscuits.

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Ute Muster & Ute Barrel RaceMotorbike Barrel RaceDemolition Derby

Saturday 15th March 2014Please note there will be a ‘0’ alcohol tolerance.

Ute CategoriesStreet Ute B&S Ute Chicks UteWork Ute Feral Ute Classic Ute

1st $30 2nd $15All utes in this category must be registered.

Ute & Motorbike Barrel Races1st $30 2nd $15

Demolition Derby1st $100 2nd $50

$2.00 Nomination Fee in all sectionsNominations close 2pm Saturday.

Events sponsored by Laser Plumbing, Inglewood Quarries& Inglewood Show Society.

Points will be awarded for 1st 2nd 3rd in all events.Overall accumulated points winner will win a Case IH Fishing Esky

Donated by Kenway & Clark Goondiwindi.For more information contact:James Pietsch (07) 4652 1626

Email: [email protected]

INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC.

BY-LAWS & REGULATIONSThe Inglewood Show Society Inc is a non-profit organization and moniesraised are used to provide, maintain and upgrade these amenities wherepossible.

1. The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are acceptedsubject to the Rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and tothe Constitution and Rules of this Society.

2. Patrons enter the Inglewood Showgrounds are their own risk.3. All contestants compete at own risk. Children must be supervised at all times and

are the sole responsibility of their parent or guardian. Patrons are to be aware ofthe danger of all animals, vehicles & machinery.

4. In the interest of safety and the wellbeing of livestock and spectators alike,visitors are asked to keep clear of livestock and areas where livestockcongregate.

5. Unaccompanied children and spectators must not go into the arena or livestockworking areas.

6. Liquor must ONLY be consumed in designated licensed areas. No glass bottlesare permitted to be brought onto the Showground.

7. All dogs whilst on the Showground must be tied up or restrained inside t rucks orfloats.

8. All entries must be made on printed forms available from the Secretary onapplication. As far as possible all questions concerned thereon shall beanswered. No entry form shall be valid unless signed by the exhibitor or hisagent. Entrance fees shall be payable on all exhibits as specified under eachsection or class in the Prize Schedule, such fees to accompany certificate ofentry.No exhibit can compete for more than one class excepting where otherwisestated. Exhibitors must, if called upon, furnish the name of the person by whom,or where, the stock was actually bred, together with the age, breed and pedigreeof such stock as far as it is known for all classes in which same is a condition ofthe competition.

9. The Inglewood Show Society recommends that all intending exhibitors oflivestock are holders of Public Liability Insurance cover. This cover indemnifiesthe owner for their legal liability for body injury or damage to persons and/orproperty as a result of an occurrence caused by the negligence of their animalswhilst attending or participating in Show events.

10. The Committee reserves the right of refusing or cancelling any entry withoutgiving reasons for so doing. The Committee reserves the right if adjudication onany questionable entry or any other point not provided for in the rules and lawsof this Society and of making any alteration that may be deemed necessary. Thedecision of the Committee on all points shall be FINAL without recourse.

11. All exhibits must be delivered to the Showgrounds in the manner and at the timesprescribed at the heading of each section. Noncompliance with this provision willresult in the non-acceptance of the exhibits and forfeiture of the entry fee.

12. The Society will not be responsible for any accident caused to, or through, or byany exhibit or person, and will not under any circumstances hold itselfresponsible for any loss or misdelivers livestock or other exhibit of any kind, orany damage done thereto.

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13. The Committee shall select for all sections, and fill up any subsequent vacancies.All exhibits shall be judged on their merit, and a book prepared by the Secretarycontaining the entries shall be signed by the Judges, who will mark awards on apaper supplied to them by the Stewards. The Judges shall as far as possible,assign reasons, through the Secretary, for their decisions, if required.The Judges shall have the power to award a second prize if the exhibit is notconsidered worthy of first, and shall not award any prize if the exhibit is not ofsufficient merit.

14. The Committee will appoint Stewards for all sections.There will be a Steward in charge of each Section, and they shall attend at thetime and place allotted to them by the Committee.The Stewards will check all entries as to their correctness before judgingcommences.The Steward will sign the award books conjointly with the Judges, prepare PrizeCards and Ribbons, and in the event of a dispute, shall certify the correctnessand identity of the awards.The Steward shall carefully explain to the Judges the conditions of thecompetition in each class, but shall not under any circumstances discuss themerits or demerits of exhibits and shall not, unless absolutely necessary,approach or have any conversation with the Judge whilst he or she isadjudicating, or allow exhibitors or the public to do so.Stewards will report to the Secretary any disobedience to their orders, ordisorderly conduct on the part of exhibitors or those in charge of exhibits.Stewards shall arrange exhibits, and no exhibit must afterwards be removedwithout the sanction of the Stewards, under penalty of forfeiture of any prizewhich may have been awarded to the exhibitor: or such other penalty ordisqualification as the Committee may decide. The Society or its representativeswill not incur any responsibility for the removal of such exhibits. Every care willbe taken of exhibits, but the Society will not be responsible for any losses, death,or accidents.

15. All protests must be lodged with the Secretary within TWO HOURS of the Judge’saward being made, together with a deposit of $5.00, such sum to be forfeited ifthe protest be considered frivolous by the Committee. In all cases where protestsare lodged the exhibitor must carefully describe particulars under which helodges his protest, as no general protest can be recognised by the Committee. Inthe hearing of all protests and disputes arising out of the awards, the Committeeshall abide by the Judges’ award papers, unless it be shown that the Judges havebeen wilfully or accidentally misled.

16. All works or other exhibits being sold by auction on the Showgrounds will besubject to a payment of 5 percent to go to the Society’s funds, but all suchexhibits shall be given voluntarily.

17. In the event of sale, stock prize ribbons will be available for the purchaser forfour weeks for display purposes and then revert to the exhibitor.

18. Any person, whether a competitor or not, who in the opinions of the ShowCommittee, behaves in an offensive manner, either inside or outside the ring toany official of the Society or Judge, shall be liable to disqualification from furthercompetition. The decision of the Judges shall be final and any competitor orexhibitor who abuses either Judges or officials, and is found guilty after enquiryby the Committee, shall be disqualified from further participation in this Show. Areport shall be immediately forwarded to the Queensland Chamber of AgriculturalSocieties and will result in the automatic suspension of the competitor orexhibitor from all shows for the remainder of the season.

19. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY(a) All Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc. affiliated AssociationsShowground’s are designated workplaces within the meaning of the WorkplaceHealth and Safety Act 2011 and exhibitors / competitors are required to ensurethat they and all persons under their direction or control, including theircontractors or subcontractors, comply with all requirements of the Act and theQueensland Chamber of Agricultural Associations Inc. holds each exhibitorresponsible to discharge its obligations to provide and maintain a safe place andsystem of work during occupation by the exhibitor/competitor of any area of theaffiliated Agricultural Associations Showground’s.(b) Each exhibitor/competitor will assess the risk to themselves, staff, volunteers,family, other exhibitors, Agricultural Society staff, show visitors, children and anyperson foreseeably affected by the presentation of their exhibit.(c) Risks identified by exhibitors/competitors will be eliminated or controlled bythe exhibitor/competitor and particular attention will be paid to ensuring publicsafety and safety of other exhibitors/competitors.(d) Exhibits will only be held and handled by competent persons whoseexperience is known to the Exhibitor/Competitor.(e) A “No Smoking Policy” will be strictly adhered to by exhibitors/competitorsand exhibitors/competitors are advised that the use of Primus stoves, anyheating or lighting appliances of a like character, or any naked light, is strictlyprohibited in pavilions.(f) Any exhibitors/competitors intending to bring electrical equipment to theShowground’s will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted withresidual current protection and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances havebeen inspected by a licensed electrical contractor and currently tagged. The useof double adaptors is prohibited and all power boards must also be tested andtagged.(g) All exhibitors/competitors will comply with the requirements of the Act and itsRegulations and Standards in every other respect. This is essential for the safetyof all exhibitors/competitors and the general public. The Act imposes very severepenalties in the event of noncompliance with its provisions. Anyexhibitors/competitors who do not comply will not be allowed to exhibit atQueensland Chamber of Agricultural Associations Inc. affiliated Shows.(h) All food stall holders are reminded of their obligations to comply with allrelevant State and Local Government Regulations and requirements.

20. PRIVACY STATEMENTThe information provided by Exhibitors is used by the Queensland Chamber ofAgricultural Associations Inc. and the Association relevant to this schedule toorganise, process and conduct competitions at the relevant Agricultural Show.By entering such competitions you consent to their personal information beingused for this purpose including this information being made available tosponsors, breed Associations, the media, the public, promotional purposes,archival purposes, published in publications and could be made available toother third parties for the purpose of promoting the Queensland AgriculturalShow Movement, or as otherwise required by law.Exhibitors have a right of access to and alteration of personal informationconcerning themselves in terms of the Privacy Act. This may be done bycontacting the QCAS Chief Executive Officer or by writing to the QueenslandChamber of Agricultural Societies Inc.

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INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC

PO Box 112 Secretary: (07) 4652 1396Inglewood. 4387

During Show: 0412 654 433

ENTRY FORMTO THE SECRETARY INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC.

Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society and the Queensland Chamber ofAgricultural Societies which are deemed included herein as if inserted at length, I beg to make thefollowing Entries at the forthcoming Show, the Exhibits being my own bona fide property.

For Office Use Received

Section Class No. Entries Description Entry Fee$ ¢

Amount Enclosed Herewith Full Name...........................................................Postal Address...................................................

Subscription $ . ...........................................................................Entry Fees $ . ...........................................................................

Signed................................................................

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INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC

PO Box 112 Secretary: (07) 4652 1396Inglewood. 4387

During Show: 0412 654 433

ENTRY FORMTO THE SECRETARY INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC.

Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society and the Queensland Chamber ofAgricultural Societies which are deemed included herein as if inserted at length, I beg to make thefollowing Entries at the forthcoming Show, the Exhibits being my own bona fide property.

For Office Use Received

Section Class No. Entries Description Entry Fee$ ¢

Amount Enclosed Herewith Full Name...........................................................Postal Address...................................................

Subscription $ . ...........................................................................Entry Fees $ . ...........................................................................

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wish to acknowledge with thanksand appreciation the support to the Societyby way of Trophies, Donations, Sponsorship

and Advertising during the year.The Society would like to especially acknowledge the following Sponsors:

BLASK EngineeringBOSS ConstructionsCoolmunda Pastoral CoGoondiwindi Regional CouncilJohnstone Quarries Pty LtdLeon Nowland (Norco Milk Distributor)Mick Sutton ConcretingWarwick Credit UnionWayne Fearby Plumbing

Agri Labour AustraliaA & K WhileyBennett’s BusesElders Rural ServicesHenzells AgencyIGA InglewoodInglewood QuarriesLaser PlumbingMcDougalls Merchandise & HardwareNABPabra Pastoral CoRed Rock TransportTait Auto Group3 Rivers Lucerne

Oak Creek StudGOLD

SILVER

BRONZE

$1000 Cash

$500 Cash

$250 Cash

Inglewood Show Society Inc.acknowledges the assistance of theQueensland Government Departmentof Local Government Show SocietiesGrants Program.

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