INGLEWOOD SHOW · 2021. 1. 17. · CATTLE STUD: Mr Glenn Campbell 4652 1786 CATTLE COMMERCIAL: Miss...

INGLEWOOD

SHOW 12th & 13th March 2021

www.inglewoodshow.com

Inglewood Show Society Inc. PO Box 112, INGLEWOOD Q. 4387

ABN 77 030 354 143

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.inglewoodshow.com

OFFICE BEARERS 2020-2021

PATRON: Mr Linden Charles

PRESIDENT: Mr Ryan Cope

VICE PRESIDENT: Miss Abbey Stewart

TREASURER: Miss Sam Anderson

SECRETARY: Miss Rhiannon Hoey

EXTRA MEMBERS: Mr Graham Ezzy, Mr Scott Johns &

Mr Stephen Potter

MEMBERSHIP 2021

FAMILY: $20.00 (Includes 1 Member, 1 Guest Ticket & Children Complimentary).

SINGLE: $10.00

(Membership tickets and other information available from the Secretary).

SATURDAY ADMISSION 2021

ADULTS (18 YRS & OVER): $12.00

AGED PENSIONER : $6.00

UNDER 18 YEARS: FREE ENTRY

ALL COMPETITORS AND EXHIBITORS MUST PAY GATE ADMISSION ON SATURDAY.

(Member and Complimentary Tickets exempt)

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INDEX TO SCHEDULE

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……………………………………………………… 3

PERPETUAL TROPHIES & DONORS….………………………………………………. 4

FINANCIAL MEMBERS…………………………………………………………………… 7

CAMPDRAFT………………………………………………………………………………. 12

HORSES………………………………………………………………………..…………... 16

STUD CATTLE……………………………………………………………..………………. 28

COMMERCIAL CATTLE………………………………………………………………..…. 30

STUD MEAT SHEEP………………………………………………………………..…….. 34

PRIME SHEEP & GOATS……………………………………………………..………. 36

WOOL……………………………………………………………………………………….. 38

YARD DOG TRIAL (ENTRY FORM PAGE 71)………………………...………………. 43

POULTRY (ENTRY FORM PAGE 70)………………………………………………..…. 44

HORTICULTURE…………………………………………………………………...……... 47

PRESERVES AND COOKING………………………………………………….………... 51

NEEDLEWORK…………………………………………………………….……………… 54

CREATIVE ARTS 56

JUVENILE ART ………………….…………………………………………………..……. 58

LEGO/DUPLO……………………………………………………………………………… 60

PHOTOGRAPHY………………………………………………………………..…………. 62

PRODUCE…………………………………………………………………….……………. 65

DOGS AND PETS…………………………………………………………….…………… 66

SCHOOL EXHIBITS………………………………………………………..……………... 69

ENTRY FORM.…………………………………………………..…………………………. 70

BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS…………………………………………………………. 73

COVID SAFE FORM 79

LIST OF MAJOR SPONSORS………………………………..………………………….. 80

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OFFICE BEARERS & STEWARDS

PRESIDENT: Mr Ryan Cope 0428 554 985

SECRETARY: Miss Rhiannon Hoey 0409 161 490

SHOWGROUND (During Show) Thurs, Fri & Sat 0409 161 490

TREASURER: Miss Samantha Anderson 0478 045 338

BAR: Mr Brent Bennett 0428 319 986

CHIEF RING: Mr Stephen Potter 0429 177 092

CAMPDRAFT ADMINISTRATOR: Mrs Denise Hobbs 0439 373 994

CAMPDRAFT: Mr Graham Ezzy 0405 913 378

HORSE STALLS: Mrs Gabrielle Groves 0439 133 815

CATTLE STUD: Mr Glenn Campbell 4652 1786

CATTLE COMMERCIAL: Miss Rhiannon Hoey 0409 161 490

STUD MEAT SHEEP: Mr Lyndon Frey 4652 1307

PRIME SHEEP & COMMERCIAL GOATS Mr Pieter van Jaarsveld 0468 313 616

WOOL: Mr Bim Goodrich 4652 4148

POULTRY: Mr Glenn Banks 4652 4175

HORTICULTURE: Mrs Pam Conway 0411 874 716

COOKERY: Mrs Bev McDougall 0409 521 224

NEEDLEWORK: Mrs Gail Rielly 0427 004 894

PHOTOGRAPHY: Mrs Beth Brown 4652 1141

CREATIVE ARTS: Mrs Jackie Hoey 0456 016 444

JUVENILE ART : Mrs Casey Robinson 0400 538 530

LEGO/DUPLO: Mrs Mandy Mead 0419 433 542

PRODUCE: Mrs Suellen Henman 0419 792 863

SCHOOL: Mrs Shona Clark-Dickson 0428 524 100

DOGS/PETS: Mrs Shona Clark-Dickson 0428 524 100

YARD DOG TRAIL: Mr John Hoey 0409 492 768

SPACE: Mr Ryan Cope 0428 554 985

PAVILION: Mr Matthew Oxenford 0407 588 750

ENTERTAINMENT Miss Abbey Stewart 0409 484 454

MOTORBIKES Mr Scott Johns 0428 521 201

CANTEEN: Mrs Ann Maree Thompson 0428 769 260

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Jim Goodrich Perpetual Reibelt Memorial

Eenavale Cup Miss M Tomkins Memorial

Jellicoe Cup J F Cheshire Memorial

RS (Mac) Johnstone Memorial KP & AA Markey

Rookwood Cup JE Richardson

V M Cay Memorial Warroo Cup

Donovan Memorial P M Goodrich Trophy

M D Ferrier Talbragar Trophy

MacIntyre Brook Irrigator’s Shield Jill Finnigan Memorial

M & N Byrne Trophy

PERPETUAL TROPHIES These are to be held for one year only.

DONORS AGTECH 360

AJD Faming

Albert Street Bakery

Allendale Grazing

Anderson P

Anipro

Banks G & K

Barden Produce

Bartholomew A

Bartlett D & S

Bennett J

Bennetts Buses

Biggs M

BLASK Engineering

Bliss A

Border Veterinary Surgery

Bosnjak K & M

BOSS Consuctions

Bradens Cypress

Burnet J

Cadelga Cattle Co.

Campbell G & S

Campbell L

Campbell N & J

Carson Family

Charles L

Clark-Dickson A & S

Coleman L

Conway P

Coolmunda Pastoral Co.

Cover J & S

Dawson Family

Doljanin C

Donations

Dowling A

Elders Rural Services

Elliot G & S

Elsley A & P

Fearby W & C

Finnigan M

Frey L

Frey L C E

Globe Accounting

Goodrich R & L

Goodrich S & S

Goondiwindi Regional Council

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

The list contains names of those whose donations were made prior to the printing of the schedule. To those whose donations have since been received too late for inclusion in the list, the thanks and appreciation of the Society is also extended. An apology is made for any acknowledgement to any donations towards prizemoney or trophies unintentionally omitted.

Groves R & G

Harrison C & L

Harvey Family

Hobbs K & D

Hoey PJ & JT

Hoey R

Inglewood Farms

Inglewood Garden Club

Inglewood Historical Society

Inglewood Hotel

Inglewood Motel

Inglewood Pharmacy

Inglewood Pony Club

Jeff Hannaford Pty Ltd

Johnstone Concrete & Quarries

Johnstone J

Johnsy’s Contracting

Kenbar Constuctions

Lambert R

Lister M (MP)

Littleproud D (MP)

Lollback W

Loughlan P

Markey A & B

McDougall B

McDougall R & N

McDowall M

Morrison R

Muir A

Munro C & M

Nowland LK

O'Brien Plumbing

O'Dempsey N & M

O’Loughlin D

Osborne D

Oxenford M & K

Pietsch J & M

Potter D & H

Potter S & K

Qualipac

Rawhide Contracting

Red Rock Group Pty Ltd

Reilly G

Rielly K & S

Riverina Stockfeeds

Rush K

Sissman P & H

Slack J & J

Smithfield Cattle Company

Springborg

Stephenson Transport

Stewart B

Tait Auto Group

Warroo Station

Watson M & T

Waugh L

West Haulage & Harvesting

West D & S

Wilkins G

Wilshire & Co

Wright K

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SPECIAL TROPHY

This trophy was presented to the Inglewood Show Society by the late

Miss Jean Cheshire.

The trophy will be awarded to the most successful individual family exhibitors.

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

THREE POINTS FOR A FIRST PRIZE TWO 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’s home.

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

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FINANCIAL MEMBERS 2020

Charles LJ Markey KP Pietsch MA Goodrich SG Pietsch RJ

Apted C Gall S Munro C

Banks K Goodrich R Nowland L

Bennett J Goodrich W N Orchard R

Bennett R Harrison C Oryszczyn M

Bosnjak M Hobbs D Owen D

Burnet J Hobbs D H Oxenford K

Campbell G Hoey R Parker S

Clark-Dickson A Hoey PJ Paynter J

Clark P Imray D Pietsch J B

Coleman L Johnson B G Potter C

Conway P Johnstone B Potter D

Cope R Johnstone JN Potter H

Cover JR Johnstone JM Potter S

Dawson G I Johnstone L A Rush K

Doherty P Johnstone M A Slack J

Doljanin C Johnstone R E Slattery B

Doljanin A Lambert R Smith B H

Doljanin D Lister J Smith J

Dowling A Lollback W Springborg L J

Elder G Lyons G Stacey I

Elder T McDougall B Thompson B

Elliott D McDougall N Valente P

Elsley A E Markey A J Watson T M

Ezzy G Mills K West S

Fearby W Menogue T West T

Frey L Morrison R Whiley A

Frey L C E Muir A Wright M

HONARARY LIFE MEMBERS

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$500 in prizes to be won

Donated by Rowdy & Pedro

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INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC.

CAMPDRAFT

“ACA Affiliated”

Steward: Graham Ezzy, Administrator Denise Hobbs

12th & 13th March 2021

Special Thanks to our Sponsors - Johnstone Concrete & Quarries Wilshire - Inglewood

Smithfield Cattle Co Cadelga Cattle Co.

West Haulage & Harvesting Pty Ltd Bennetts Buses

Jeff Hannaford Pty Ltd Graham Ezzy

Kevin & Denise Hobbs Riverina Stockfeeds

Matthew & Kellie Oxenford Goodrich Family

Inglewood Farms David Osborne

Noel & Margaret O’Dempsey Munro Family

Tait Auto Group Albert St Bakery

Rawhide Contracting Warroo Station

Red Rock Group Pty Ltd

Confirmed sponsors as of January 10th 2021. The Show Society would like to also thank all subsequent sponsors prior to printing of schedule.

THE INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND THANK ALL DONORS OF CATTLE FOR THEIR GENEROUS

SUPPORT OF THE CAMPDRAFT COMPETITION.

See ACA Website and Facebook page for confirmation of event

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General Horse Rules and Regulations

Chief Steward: Steve Potter Phone: 0429 177 092 Email : [email protected]

1. “Entry by Ticket System” - Tickets available from Ring 3 Office.

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4. The Ring Program will NOT be held up in the event of clashing – competitor MUST decide. All ring classes will be called for 3 times and then will commence.

5. All first prize winners are eligible to compete in Championship classes without further ticket entry.

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HORSES

OWNERS OF ALL HORSES WHO ENTER THE INGLEWOOD SHOWGROUND MUST HAVE

A COMPLETED HORSE HEALTH DECLARATION & MOVEMENT FORM AND WAIVER

FORM WHICH IS TO BE HANDED IN TO RING 3 OFFICE WHEN OBTAINING TICKETS FOR

RING EVENTS.

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

11. OPEN— a horse that has won two (2) novice classes at an Agricultural Show.

12. Pony Hack Classes over 12.2hh may be ridden by a juvenile or adult rider.

13. Parents, Guardians, or Strappers are not permitted in the horse arena during judging other than in lead line class. In lead line class there must be only one (1) handler.

14. Horses are either exhibited as either HACK or SHOWHUNTER—not both.

15. Junior riders are not prohibited to wear top boots.

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16. All exhibits in Breed Classes must be registered with the appropriate Society and Exhibitors to be current financial members. Registration and membership forms to be produced on request.

17. STALLIONS—excluded from all Ridden Pony, Galloway and Hack Classes, Rider Classes and Sporting Events.

18. All stallions to be suitably restrained and if stabling is not available then a collar is to be worn and securely tied up.

19. ALL COMPETITORS UNDER 18 YEARS MUST WEAR AN APPROVED EQUESTRIAN HELMET AS/NZ3838 OR BETTER—NO HELMET NO RIDE!

20. AGE CLASSES— all children competing in restricted age classes to produce certificate of age such as from the school or the like, if required to do so.

21. The Committee reserves the right to combine classes if not enough competitors.

1. 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 measure the horse, the height on the day

will be accepted.

3. Exhibitors wishing to have their horses measured on the grounds may do so at the following times 1. FRIDAY: 3:00-4:00pm ; 2. SATURDAY: 7:30-9:30am

4. Horses being presented for measuring must do so with a bit in their mouths.

MEASURING

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1. Horse stalls may be booked under the following conditions: A. Applications must be received 14 days prior to the first day of the Show. B. Cost $10.00 per stall, $15.00 per stallion stall. (for Show duration)

2. No applications will be accepted unless accompanied by the appropriate fee and paid in full prior to the show. (Payable to Inglewood Show Society)

EFT details: NAB: BSB 084-722 Account 50-876-8109. Reference - Stables /Name

3. All correspondence regarding the booking of stables MUST be addressed to: Gabrielle Groves PO Box 232 INGLEWOOD QLD 4387 Phone: 0439 133 815 Email: [email protected]

4. No stable bookings will be accepted unless they are booked through Gabrielle Groves.

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

6. No yards to be erected inside double gates adjacent to the Campdraft Cut-out yards.

CAMPING & STABLING

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FRIDAY 12 March 2021 RING 3 (In front of stables) — Steward: Stephen Potter

9.00am Start Entry Fee $5.00. All prizes 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00 unless stated otherwise.

• All competitors must be suitably attired (long sleeved shirt & tie)

• Only dummy spurs to be used and whip which is not weighed down at the end and not exceeding 75cm.

• 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 AS/NZ3838 OR BETTER — NO HELMET NO RIDE!

1. Local Encouragement 10 years and under

2. Local Encouragement 11 years and under 13 years.

3. Local Encouragement over 13 years and under 17 years.

4. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 60cm) 13 years and under

5. AM7 Showjumping (Maximum starting height 60cm) 14 years and over





10. 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.

11. Power & Speed 14 years and over. Entry Fee $5.00 1st $60.00, 2nd $40.00, 3rd $20.00. Sponsored by David & Helen Potter.

OPEN RING EVENTS

SHOWJUMPING

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INDIVIDUAL EVENTS

SPORTING FRIDAY 12th March MAIN RING — Inglewood Pony Club 3.00pm start Entry Fee $3.00. All prizes 1st $8.00, 2nd $4.00 unless stated otherwise. To be run by Pony Club rules (competitors may ride more than one horse).

ALL COMPETITORS IN SPORTING CLASSES MUST WEAR AN APPROVED EQUESTRIAN HELMET OR BETTER— NO HELMET NO RIDE!

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AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE CLASSES

RING 3 A — Steward: Dolly Bennett 2.00pm Start

Entry Fee $3.00. All prizes 1st $8.00, 2nd $4.00 unless stated otherwise.

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All Stallions and Pony Stallions must use a Stallion Bit for all LED Classes.

LED

RIDDEN

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OPEN RING EVENTS SATURDAY 13 March 2021 Ring 3 A (In front of stables) If classes exceed 10, classes will be split Steward: Dolly Bennett 8:00am start Entry Fee $3.00 All Prizes: 1st $8.00, 2nd $4.00 unless stated otherwise. All Stallions and Pony Stallions must use a Stallion Bit for all Led Classes.

ALL COMPETITORS IN RIDDEN CLASSES MUST WEAR AN APPROVED EQUESTRIAN HELMET AS/NZ3838 OR BETTER—NO HELMET NO RIDE!

RING 3A LED

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OPEN GIRL RIDER

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CLASS 59 - FANCY DRESS EVENT

13 Years & Under Fancy dress for horse and rider.

Competitors are encouraged to use their creativity to impress the judges with the outfit of their choice. All horse/pony combina-tions are eligible to enter the fancy dress class

$40 donated by H Potter

RIDDEN

LOCAL RIDER

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PONY HACKS 60.

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SHOW HUNTERS

A Show Hunter is to have more substance than an open horse but still maintain quality.

They are expected to move freely at all paces

They will be expected to gallop

No coloured brow bands to be worn

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RIDDEN

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BOY RIDER

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LED

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$40.00 donated by S & S Goodrich

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$40.00 donated by S & S Goodrich

Prizemoney for the Horse Ring has generously been donated by: James Lister MP;

Steve & Kaaleena Potter; Helen & David Potter; Rob & Gabe Groves;

Stuart & Stephanie Goodrich; Lachlan Campbell; Nick & Janeta Campbell;

Kieran & Meg Bosnjak; Globe Accounting; and Barden Produce.

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STUD CATTLE Entries to: Chief Steward—Glenn Campbell PO Box 91, Inglewood 4387

Ph: (07) 4652 1786 Mobile: 0459 061 796

Entry Fee: $6.00—Judging 8.00am on Saturday. All entries must be accompanied by the entry fee and received by the Monday prior to the show. NLIS forms will be available on the day, however it is the exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure they are lodged.

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

• Herd Book numbers and date of calving must accompany all stud entries.

• Cattle will be judged in accordance with their age as at 1st March 2021.

• Breeds may be combined, at the committee’s discretion, due to numbers.

• All bulls over 12 months must be led with either nose ring or grips.

1. Bull, under 12 months 2. Bull, 12 to 15 months 3. Bull, 15 to 20 months

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL

4. Bull, 20 to 24 months 5. Bull, over 24 months

CHAMPION BULL RESERVE CHAMPION BULL GRAND CHAMPION BULL

6. Heifer, under 12 months 7. Heifer, 12 to 15 months 8. Heifer, 15 to 20 months

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER

9. Cow, 20 to 24 months 10. Cow, over 24 months

SENIOR CHAMPION COW RESERVE CHAMPION COW GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE

INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES (Grand Champions of each breed eligible)

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION BULL INTERBREED BREEDERS GROUP

CONDITIONS

CLASSES

* Interbreed Championship Classes sponsored by G&S Campbell

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LED STEER COMPETITION

Open to all competitors: Entry Fee $6.00

1st - $130.00 & Champion Ribbon 2nd - $80.00 & Reserve Champion Ribbon 3rd - $40.00 & Highly Commended Ribbon

1. Parader aged under 13yrs - 1st $35.00; 2nd $30.00; 3rd $25.00

2. Parader aged 13 yrs and under 15yrs - 1st $40.00; 2nd $35.00; 3rd $30.00

3. Parader aged 15yrs and under 25yrs - 1st $45.00; 2nd $40.00; 3rd $35.00

CHAMPION MALE & FEMALE PARADER $50.00 each - Donated by Raine Bur Poll Hereford Stud

PARADERS & YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION

4. Young Judge aged under 15yrs - 1st $35.00; 2nd $30.00; 3rd $25.00 5. Young Judge aged 15yrs and under 25yrs - 1st $45.00; 2nd $40.00; 3rd $35.00

Sponsors: Stephenson Transport, Inglewood Farms, Inglewood Motel and James Lister MP

No Entry Fee

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COMMERCIAL CATTLE

Chief Steward: Rhiannon Hoey. Phone 0409 161 490. Entries Close 12th March, 2021. Entry Fee $6.00 per entry.

Please Note: All cattle to be in yards at Showgrounds by 9am Saturday. Judging at 11am Saturday.

• 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.

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

• Exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor.

• Each exhibit to be entered in one class only.

• The judge may withhold award of a prize if, in his opinion, the entries are not of sufficient merit.

• Stewards retain the right to transfer an entry to a more suitable class.

• No exhibit to be removed from showgrounds before 2.00 pm on the second day of the show.

• No cow or heifer showing heavy in calf will be eligible to compete.

• All brands of cattle to be given to stewards when entering yards.

• NO restrictions on feeding.

• NO entire male cattle.

• A freshly erupted tooth shall not be considered until it is in line or wear.

• Cattle must be dehorned or tipped.

• Cattle treated with HGP or supplementary fed cannot be entered in Class 1.

• NLIS forms will be available on the day, however it is the exhibitors responsibility to ensure they are lodged.

• All cattle must be NLIS tagged before entry to Showgrounds.

CONDITIONS

There will be a “KIDS CATTLE” section again this year.

Please follow our Facebook page or call the Steward

for further details

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1. Milk Vealer to 299kg liveweight 1st $200.00 donated by Rowdy’s Ranch 2nd $50.00 donated by Rowdy’s Ranch

2. Yearling 300 to 380kg liveweight 1st $150.00 donated by Bradens Cypress 2nd $50.00 donated by Bradens Cypress

0 Trade Steer or Heifer 381 to 440 kg live weight 1st $200.00 donated by K & S Rielly 2nd $100 donated by Coolmunda Pastoral Co

4. Trade Heifer over 440 kg live weight. 1st $100.00 donated by J & M Pietsch 2nd $50 donated by Bradens Cypress

5. Steer above 441kg live weight 1st $100.00 donated by J & J Slack 2nd $50.00 donated by Kenbar constructions

6. Pen of 3 Replacement Heifers (2 Teeth Only) 1st $100.00 donated by Kenbar Constructions 2nd $50.00 donated by Kenbar constructions 3rd Product donated by Elders Rural Services, Inglewood

7. Cow & Calf 1st $250.00 donated by Stephenson Transport 2nd $100.00 donated by Stephenson Transport 3rd Product donated by Elders Rural Services, Inglewood

CHAMPION LOCAL BEAST OR PEN $400.00 donated by Coolmunda Pastoral Co

RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL BEAST OR PEN Product donated by Riverina Stockfeeds

CHAMPION BEAST OF SHOW Anipro (1,000 litres) donated by your local Anipro distributor John Hughes

RESERVE CHAMPION BEAST OF SHOW $100.00 donated by Francis Lyons Transport

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR 1st $100.00 donated by WE, AR, JL & BE Harvey

• THE DONOVAN MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded for the most successful exhibitor of prime cattle, to be retained for one year. Last Years Winner: The Harvey Family

CLASSES

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STUD MEAT SHEEP Steward: Lyndon Frey. Phone (07) 4652 1307.

Entry Fee: $4.00 per entry with a maximum of $40.00 Prizemoney: First $5.00, Second $3.00

Judging: Saturday 13h March 2021. Sheep to be penned by 8.30am for a 9:00am start.

Bedding straw will be provided. Small bales of 1st grade Lucerne Hay will be available for sale.

Please advise Steward by Wednesday 10th March of numbers for penning purposes. Ribbons will be awarded to the three placegetters in each class. Broad ribbons for Champions. Tri coloured broad ribbons for Supremes.

CONDITIONS

All exhibits must be from: 1. Registered Meat Breed 2. Accredited Brucellosis Free Flock

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

• This show will comply with the new definition of a lamb set by the Federal Government.

• All sheep to carry NLIS and Stud 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.

• No prize winning entry shall leave the shed prior to 3.30pm otherwise Prizemoney is forfeited.

• Birth dates required on entry form for classes 1,2 6 & 7.

• All lambs over six months old must be shorn or cleanly clipped.

• All animals exhibited in class 11 must be entered in individual classes and be bred by the exhibitor.

• Entries showing three adult teeth are eligible in Classes 3, 8 and 9.

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A Junior Judging Competition will also be run. To be held on Friday, 12th March, 2021. Starting time 7:00pm

Entrants are to nominate with the Steward prior to the start of judging.

Junior Class: Under 15 Years Old Senior Class: 15 Years to 25 Years Old All Exhibitors and handlers of sheep in the judging ring must wear a shirt with sleeves, long pants or jeans and enclosed shoes or boots

Broad ribbons will be awarded to the three placegetters in each class.

The winner of the senior class is eligible to compete in the Queensland State Final at the Toowoomba Royal Show.

Prizemoney donated by Lyndon Frey & James Lister MP 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00 (in each class). Plus Product donated by Wilshire & Co

Junior Judging

CLASSES

1. Ram Lamb born on or after 1st August, 2020 2. Ram Lamb born before 1st August, 2020 3. Ram 2 Tooth 4. Ram 4 Tooth & Over

Champion Ram and Reserve Champion Ram 5. Pen of Rams (Sire & Son) 6. Ewe Lamb born on or after 1st August, 2020

7. Ewe Lamb born before 1st August, 2020 8. Ewe 2 Tooth 9. Pair 2 Tooth Ewes 10. Ewe 4 Tooth & Over

Champion Ewe and Reserve Champion Ewe 11. Breeders Group 1 Ram & 2 Ewes

Supreme Interbreed Champions Supreme Breeders Group— Trophy donated by Leila Frey Supreme Pair 2 Tooth Ewes—Trophy donated by Leila Frey Supreme British Bred Ewe—Perpetual Trophy donated by M & N Byrne Supreme Ewe—Trophy donated by Top X Australia Supreme British Bred Ram—Perpetual Trophy donated by M & N Byrne Supreme Ram—Trophy donated by Top X Australia Supreme Pen of Rams—Trophy donated by Inglewood Show Society

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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

Pen of Three Merino Wethers — $50.00 donated by G & S Elliot 1

Single Prime Lamb (Live weight between 40kg-50kg) - $50.00 donated by A & B Markey (Limit of two entries per exhibitor or property)

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Pen of Three Prime Lambs (Live weight under 44kg) $50.00 Donated In Memory of Noel Biggs

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Pen of Three Prime Lambs (Live weight over 44kg) $50.00 donated by A & K Whiley 4

Entry Fee $4.00. All sheep to have NLIS Tags and Accompanying Waybill.

Perpetual Trophy Donated by K.P. & A.A. Markey for the most successful Exhibitor 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

Steward: Pieter Van Jaarsveld Ph: 0468 313 616

PRIME SHEEP & LAMBS

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COMMERCIAL GOATS

Steward: Pieter Van Jaarsveld Ph: 0468 313 616

• 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

Entry Fee $4.00. All goats to have NLIS Tags and Accompanying Waybill.

1 Top Commercial Buck—built for purpose meat breeds First prize - $100

2 35-45kg at milk teeth—Mob of 3 meat breeds (slaughter ready) First prize - $100

3 Top Commercial meat breeding doe built for purpose (Must have done at least one kidding season) First Prize - $100

CHAMPION PEN OR GOAT—$200.00

Prize money for the commercial Goats has been donated by AGTECH 360

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WOOL Chief Steward: Bim Goodrich. Phone (07) 4652 4148.

Entries close Thursday 11th March, 2021

REGULATIONS

1. Wool exhibits to be in the hands of the stewards before 5.00pm on the Thursday 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 be exhibited. Exhibitors name must be clearly marked on each individual exhibit. Exhibits not clearly marked will not be eligible for judging.

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

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

5. All fleeces are to be skirted except where otherwise stated.

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 10

Length 10

Soundness 10

Handle 8

Colour of bloom 6

Character 10

Density 6

Evenness 10

Top and noil product weight 30

TOTAL 100

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

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

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

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15. Fleeces which, in the opinion of the judges, are overgrown, will be 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 section of the Show only, and are merely supplementary to the General Regulations.

19. Stud fleeces cannot be entered into flock section and visa 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 SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL STEWARDS, VOLUNTEERS AND EXHIBITORS WHOSE

CONTRIBUTION MAKES THE SHOW A SUCCESS.

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

18. Super Fine Merino Fleece Either Ewe or Wether Skirted Trophy donated by Warroo Station

19. Fine Merino Fleece Either Ewe or Wether Skirted Trophy donated by Carson Family

20. Medium Merino Fleece Either Ewe or Wether Skirted Trophy donated by R & L Goodrich

Trophy for best Traprock Wool exhibit from classes 17—20 donated by Traprock Group Ass Inc. First Three Place Winners in Classes 17-20 will be micron tested to establish a best Commercial Value Fleece. Trophy for best Commercial Value fleece has been donated by Warroo Station

21. Best Three Matching Fleeces of Fine, Super Fine or Ultra Fine Merino Wool Trophy donated by James Lister MP

22. Best Three Matching Fleeces of Medium or Strong Merino Wool Trophy donated by James Lister MP

23. Best Three Matching Fleeces donated to Society. Also eligible for Classes 21 & 22. Trophy donated by A & B Markey

24. Fleece of Ultra Fine Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible Class 17. Trophy donated by Inglewood Show Society

25. Fleece of Super Fine Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible for Class 18. Trophy donated by “Angle C” Merino Stud

26. Fleece of Fine Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible Class 19. Trophy donated by D & S Bartlett

27. Fleece of Medium Merino Wool, donated to Society. Also eligible Class 20. Trophy donated by Allendale Grazing

28. Fine or Super Fine Weaner’s Wool, over six months, not more than 12 months (to still have lamb’s tip) - Trophy donated by Warroo Station

A trophy has been donated by NUTRIEN WOOL for the most successful exhibitor in the Flock Section. Points to be allocated: First 3, Second 2, Third 1. Perpetual Trophy donated by J E RICHARDSON for Champion Local Flock Fleece to be held for one year. Perpetual Trophy donated by M D FERRIER for Best Three Local Fleeces (Fine, Medium or Strong), from Classes 21 and 22 to be held for one year.

FLOCK CLASSES

CHAMPION LOCAL FLEECE FROM CLASSES 17 TO 20 INCLUSIVE Trophy donated by James Lister MP

RESERVE CHAMPION LOCAL FLEECE FROM CLASSES 17 TO 20 INCLUSIVE GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW Trophy donated by Elders Rural Services.

RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE OF THE SHOW

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Wilshire & Co, Inglewood are proud supporters of the Inglewood Show Society Inc with a donation of Dog Biscuits.

Special thanks also to the donors of sheep

Entry Fee $10.00. Top 5 to go into final, time permitting Numbers may be restricted to Open Dogs Only depending on time 1st $150.00, 2nd $75.00, 3rd $45.00, 4th $30.00

3. MUSTERING BUSH DOG

TO BE HELD FRIDAY 12th March 4pm. Time subject to change dependent on entries.

Entry Fee $8.00. No final 1st $100.00, 2nd $ 60.00, 3rd $ 40.00

1. NOVICE EVENT

YARD DOG TRIAL

Steward: John Hoey Phone: 0409 492 768

Saturday 13th March 2021 Commencing at 7:00am sharp

Competitors on the grounds by 6:30am—Judges Instructions at 6:45am Bitches in Oestrus are NOT permitted on the grounds.

Entry Form page 71

2. OPEN EVENT

Free Entry—Nominations on the day. 100 km Radius of Inglewood. Dogs may be muzzled with no points penalty 1st $200.00, 2nd $100.00 Winners Trophy donated by Jim Flood

We would like to thank the following generous supporters of the Yard Dog Trial: Angle C Merino Stud, Border Veterinary Surgery, Carson Family, D & S Bartlett,

J & J Hoey, R Lambert, James Lister MP, P & H Sissman LJ Springborg and S & S Goodrich.

The Bush Dog is sponsored by R Lambert & Border Veterinary Surgery

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Large Hardfeather CK HN CL PT

OEG Black Red 19 20 21 22

OEG AOC 23 24 25 26

Pitt Game (Plain Face) 27 28 29 30

Pitt Game (Muff) 31 32 33 34

Indian 35 36 37 38

AOV (State Breed) 39 40 41 42

Breeding Pair 43 (State Variety) (State Variety)

Pair Pullets (State Variety) (State Variety) 44

Large Softfeather CK HN CL PT

Australorp 1 2 3 4

Langshan 5 6 7 8

Leghorn (Any Colour) 9 10 11 12


Breeding Pair 17 (State Variety) (State Variety)

Pair Pullets (State Variety) (State Variety) 18

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

Poultry Show will be held on Saturday 13h March 2021 Entries close Thursday 11th March 2021

Glenn Banks, 3297 Stanthorpe Inglewood Rd, Inglewood Qld 4387. Phone: 07 46524175 Mobile 0427524175 Judging will be at 9am on the day of the show.

Entry Fee: $2.00

Prizemoney: 1st $4.00 and 2nd $2.00

Entry Form page 70

REGULATIONS

1. 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 9am.

POULTRY

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Softfeather Bantam CK HN CL PT

Australorp 45 46 47 48

Pekin(State Colour) 49 50 51 52

Leghorn 53 54 55 56

Wyandotte 57 58 59 60

Langshan 61 62 63 64

Sussex 65 66 67 68


Breeding Pair 73 (State Variety)

Pair Pullets (State Variety) 74

Hardfeather Bantam CK HN CL PT

Wheaten 75 76 77 78 OEG Blackred 79 80 81 82

OEG Spangle 83 84 85 86

OEG AOV 87 88 89 90

Pit Game (Plain Face) 91 92 93 94

Pit Game (Muff) 95 96 97 98

Indian 99 100 101 102

Breeding Pair 103 (State Variety)

Pair Pullets (State Variety) 104

Water Fowl Drake Duck

Call White

Call AOC

Indian Runner

Mallard

AOV

105

107

109

111

113

106

108

110

112

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Champion Waterfowl - Sash & Trophy Champion Hardfeather Bantam - Sash & Trophy.

Champion Large Softfeather - Sash & Trophy Champion Breeding Pair - Trophy

Champion Large Hardfeather - Sash & Trophy Champion Pair Pullets - Trophy

Champion Softfeather Bantam - Sash & Trophy ALL Champion Trophies - Donated by G & K Banks

GRAND CHAMPION BIRD OF THE SHOW - Sash & 100 RESERVE CHAMPION BIRD OF THE SHOW- Sash & $50 Prizemoney has been donated by Inglewood Farms & Daryl O’Loughlin

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PAVILION EXHIBITS Pavilion Steward:

Matthew Oxenford. Phone 0407 588 750

• Entries may be sent to: The Secretary, Inglewood Show Society, PO Box 112, Inglewood Qld 4387 or emailed to [email protected] before the show.

• Exhibitors to pay normal gate entry fee.

• NO EXHIBITS to be Removed from the pavilion before 5:00pm on the day of the show.

• Prizemoney will be paid in cash by the Section Stewards at 5:00pm on the final day of the show. Unclaimed prizemoney will be treated as a donation to the Society unless previous prior arrangements are made with the Secretary.

• Juvenile are classed as 15 years and under.

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HORTICULTURE

Exhibitors to supply their own containers for all exhibits.

Leaves not permitted below the neck of bottle (i.e. in water).

Buds not permitted unless specified.

MISS M TOMKINS MEMORIAL TROPHY - Donated by Late Mrs V Cay for the most

points scored by any one exhibitor in Horticulture and/or Preserves & Cooking Sections—

Trophy held for one year.

Most Successful Local Exhibitor

$100.00 has been donated by J & J Slack.

Steward: Pam Conway Ph: 0411 874 716

Entries will be accepted 8:00—10:00am on Friday.

Entry Fee $1.00. Juvenile Section—Free Entry.

First Prize—Card and $5.00; Second Prize—Card and $3.00.

6. One White Rose 7. One Pink Rose 8. One Red Rose 9. One Yellow Rose 10. Two Roses of distinct colour 11. Rose in three stages 12. Container of Roses 13. Most decorative bowl of Roses CHAMPION ROSE OF SHOW—$50 donated by Wondah Lollback

ROSES

1. Specimen Gerbera 2. Collection of Gerberas 3. Specimen Bromeliad 4. Three different flowers all of one colour 5. Collection of cut flowers

CLASSES

CUT FLOWERS

All exhibits in the Cut Flower Section must be grown by exhibitor.

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GERANIUMS

No leaves permitted on specimens, some leaves permitted in container classes only

14. Container of any Geranium flowers

15. Specimen Geranium flower

CHAMPION GERANIUM OF SHOW—$30

AUSTRALIAN

16. Best Bloom Eucalyptus Gum or any native flower

17. Best Bloom Grevillia

POT PLANTS

18. Pot of flowers in bloom

19. Pot of Begonias (bedding type)

20. Specimen Cacti

21. Specimen Succulent

22. Specimen Fern

23. Specimen hanging pot plant

24. Indoor plant (can be mixed) in container—$50 donated by Wondah Lollback

25. Container of Succulents / mixed

CHAMPION PLANT IN CONTAINER - $30

OVERALL CHAMPION BLOOM OF THE SHOW—$40

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS

Flowers need not be grown by exhibitor.

26. Alfresco - arrangement for an outdoor area

27. Natural arrangement (dried grasses; seeds; nuts; sticks, bark)

28.. Arrangement in novelty container (any 2 colours)

29. Artificial arrangement 30. Table centre piece (flowers and foliage)

CHAMPION ARRANGEMENT - Mrs V M Cay Memorial Trophy

(Trophy to be held for one year)

Prizemoney for the Horticultural Section has been donated by

Wondah Lollback, Rosemary Johnstone, Goondiwindi Regional Council,

J & J Slack, AJD Farming

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Email: [email protected]

31. Boot or shoe planted (any flowers) 32. Miniature Garden in sand (no bigger than 31 cm square)

33. Creature made from fruit & vegetables

34. Kindy / Childcare Section:

(a) Ages 0-3—Display of plant material (fresh / dried) glued to A4 paper

(b) Ages 4-5—Make a person out of fresh / dried plant material

Glue and mount onto A4 paper / cardboard

CHAMPION JUVENILE EXHIBIT - $10.00

INCENTIVE PRIZE—$10.00 donated for the most points scored by a Juvenile

Competitor in the Horticulture Section

Prizemoney for the Juvenile Section has been donated by Pam Conway.

JUVENILE

First Prize - Card and $3.00. Second Prize - Card and $2.00

Highly Commended - Ribbons awarded

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

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THE SHOW SOCIETY THANKS

THE LIONS CLUB OF

INGLEWOOD

FOR MANNING THE GATE

FOR MANY YEARS.

ARE PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE

INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY AND WISHES

THEM THE BEST FOR THE 2021 SHOW

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PRESERVES & COOKING Steward: Bev McDougall. Phone 0409 521 224

Entries will be accepted 8:00 to 10:00am Friday. Entry Fee $1.00. JUVENILE SECTION—Free Entry.

First Prize—Trophy and Card Second Prize—Card and $3.00

M. TOMKINS MEMORIAL TROPHY donated by the late Mrs V Cay for the most points

scored by any one exhibitor in Horticulture and/or Preserves & Cooking Sections

Trophy to be held for one year.

The REIBELT MEMORIAL TROPHY is to be awarded to the most successful exhibitor in the

Preserves & Cooking Section. The winner will retain the trophy for one year.

A Trophy has been donated by Mrs M Hobbs for retention.

JAMS AND PRESERVES

Contents and jar to weigh approx. 500 grams and no more than 700 grams

1. Jar of Jam (other than specified) Trophy donated by Bev McDougall

2. Jar Marmalade Trophy donated Judy smith

CHAMPION JAR OF JAM OR MARMALADE

Classes 1-2 Trophy donated by Gail Wilkins 3. Bottle of Tomato Sauce. Trophy donated by Lisa Harrison

4. Bottle of Spicy Sauce (any variety) Trophy donated by Penny Loughnan.

5. Jar of Tomato Relish. Trophy donated by Lisa Harrison

6. Jar of Pickles (any variety) Trophy donated by Jamie Bennett

Best Entry in Classes 5-6. Trophy donated by Martin & Tini Watson

COOKING

7. Plate Plain Scones (not less than six). Trophy donated by Martin & Tini Watson

8. Plate Pumpkin Scones (not less than six). Trophy donated by Lisa Harrison

9. Plate Pikelets (not less than six). Trophy donated by Glenn & Sue Campbell

10. Plate Muffins. Trophy donated by Albert Street Bakery

11. Loaf Bread Multigrain or White (machine made)

Trophy donated by Annie Muir

12. Tea Cake (any variety) Trophy donated by Melissa McDowall

13. Orange Ring Cake (iced but not decorated).

Trophy donated by Martin & Tini Watson.

14. Date Loaf (not iced). Trophy donated by Albert Street Bakery

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15. Banana Cake (iced). Trophy donated by Albert Street Bakery

16. Carrot Cake (iced). Trophy donated by Albert Street Bakery

CHAMPION CAKE Classes 12—16.

Trophy donated by Lisa Waugh.

CLASS 17—BOILED FRUIT CAKE CHALLENGE

The following recipe MUST be used for this class

375g mixed fruit; 1 teaspoon mixed spice; 1 cup cold water; 1 teaspoon Bi-Carb Soda; 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, cool slightly, add eggs, fold in sifted flour, bake in 20cm round tin at 160°c (140°c fan forced) for 1 hour or little longer.

First prize $35.00 and Second prize $15.00

Donated by Goondiwindi Regional Council.

18. Patty Cakes (6 iced no papers). Trophy donated by Melissa McDowall.

19. Chocolate Slice (6 rectangles, 5 x 4 cm). Trophy donated by Albert Street Bakery

20. Plate of Slice. Trophy donated by Adele Dowling.

21. Anzac Biscuits (plate of 6). Trophy donated by Maxine Oryszczyn.

22. Jam Drops (plate of 6). Trophy donated by Albert Street Bakery

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CLASS 4 — LAZY DAISY CAKE

The following recipe MUST be used for this class Recipe— 125g butter; 125g sugar, 2 eggs; 1/2 cup milk; 1 & 1/3 cups self raising flour;

1/2 packet jelly crystals (any flavour); vanilla; pinch salt.

Method—Combine all ingredients in mixing bowl and stir until well blended. Beat for 3

minutes on medium speed in an electric mixer. Bake in greased and lined bar tin in

moderate over for 30—40 minutes. Ice when cold and decorate with jelly bean daises.

Trophy donated by Trisha Braden.

5 Anzac Biscuits (6). Trophy donated by Margaret Biggs. 6 Jam Drops (6). Trophy donated by Shona Clark-Dickson

7. Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits (maximum 3 biscuits); (a) Prep & Under. Trophy donated by Cindi Fearby. (b) Yr 1—Yr 4. Trophy donated by Lyn Coleman. (c) Yr 5—Yr 7. Trophy donated by Sally West.

8 Iced Novelty Cake (to be judged for icing skills in decorating).

$20.00 donated by Bev McDougall.

INCENTIVE PRIZE $20.00—donated by Sheree Bond for the most points scored

by a Juvenile competitor in the Preserves and Cooking Section.

1. Plate Pikelets. Trophy donated by Kellie Wright 2. Chocolate Bar Cake (iced on top only). Trophy donated by Kim Rush 3. Novelty Iced Patty Cakes (4). Trophy donated by Kellie-Ann Trevisiol.

KIDS KITCHEN First Prize—Card and Trophy Second Prize—Card and $3.00

Highly Commended Ribbons Awarded.

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1. Handmade article (10 years and under)

2. Handmade article (11 to 15 years) CHAMPION JUVENILE EXHIBIT - $15.00 donated by Gail Rielly

JUVENILE SECTION

Steward: Gail Rielly Ph:0427 004 894 Entries will be accepted 8:00am to 10:00am Friday.

Entry Fee $1.00 Juvenile Section - Entry Fee 50c

NEEDLEWORK

ALL EXHIBITS SHALL BE THE BONAFIDE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR. ITEMS MAY BE SHOWN FOR 2 CONSECUTIVE YEARS ONLY. Each exhibit is eligible for competition in one class only. 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 by an exhibitor in the needlework section by a resident of Inglewood or Yelarbon. Trophy to be held for one year. Trophy and $100.00 donated by the Finnigan Family.

1. Something for the kitchen (eg. Tablecloth, runner, placemat, apron etc).

2. Something for the bathroom (eg. Washer, towel, toiletry bag etc).

3. Something for the nursery (eg. Nappy bag, bib, baby clothing etc).

4. Something green and gorgeous.

5. Something mellow in yellow or orange..

6. Quilts (any)

7. Something new from something old (recycled material).

8. Doll, soft toy, novelty item.

9. Something to wear.

10. Framed picture (any).

11. Rug (any).

12. Something suitable for a gift.

13. Any other article not specified

14. Any “Work in Progress” or “Unfinished Item” - $20 donated by Gail Rielly Any medium—must be more than half finished

CHAMPION ENTRY - $30.00

INCENTIVE PRIZE - $15.00 donated by Gail Rielly

Prizemoney has been donated by: Jenny Burnet, Kim Rush, Nonnie McDougall, Gail Reilly & James Lister MP

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• 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

• All paintings and drawings must be “Suitably Mounted/Framed” READY FOR

HANGING OR DISPLAY.

• Works must be competitor’s own “ORIGINAL” unaided work and must not have been

• Residents of previous Inglewood Shire are eligible for Local Awards.

• Prizes and Trophies may be collected at 5.00pm on Saturday

1. LANDSCAPE OR ARCHITECTURE, any medium.

First $20.00, Second $10.00 2. DRAWING OR GRAPHICS, using predominantly drawing technique

First $20.00, Second $10.00

3. PAINTING, any other style or subject.


4.. SENIOR STUDENT, any subject, any medium. Ages 14-18


5. OTHER ARTWORK INCLUDING SCULPTURE, MOSAIC, LEADLIGHTING ETC

Items must be suitably mounted or supply own stand for display. First $20.00, Second $10.00

CHAMPION ARTWORK $50.00

TALBRAGAR PERPETUAL TROPHY to be held for one year for best

local entry classes 1-5. $40.00 donated by the Dawson Family

Prizemoney has been donated to the Creative Art Section by: Ranald Morrison, Goondiwindi Regional Council, Tony Bliss, June Johnstone & Rhiannon Hoey

CREATIVE ART

Steward: Jackie Hoey Phone: 0456 016 444

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

Entry Fee: $3.00

ART CLASSES

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CREATIVE ART CLASS 6

“SCARECROW”

Free Entry

Get together with your workmates, classmates or friends and construct a scarecrow.

Design only limited to your imagination!

Steel posts will be available at showgrounds for display.

1st Prize $100

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JUVENILE ART Steward: Casey Robinson Phone: 0400 538 530

Entries to be brought to St Maria Goretti School by Wednesday 10th March

Your Artwork must follow the theme: “RAIN, HAIL, OR SHINE—WEATHER ART!”

Entry Fee 50c—First Prize $5.00 and Card, Second Prize $3.00 and Card,


Please ensure that all hanging art work in the Juvenile Art are A4 in size and mounted on

“Stiff Cardboard”, with string or pipe cleaner through two holes punched in the top of the card-

board. NB Any artwork that is attached with tape will not be accepted.

1. Any Painting, Drawing or 3D Art, 3 yrs and under

2. Any Painting, Drawing or 3D Art, 4 & 5 yrs old




6. Any Painting, Drawing or 3D Art, 12 yrs and older

CHAMPION JUVENILE ART WORK—$25.00

JUVENILE INCENTIVE PRIZE—$15.00

CLASSES

Prizemoney for the Juvenile Art has been donated by: Carlie Doljanin and In Memory

of Mrs I Morrison.

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LEGO/DUPLO

Steward: Mandy Mead Phone: 0419 433 542

Free Entry —First Prize $5.00 and Card, Second Prize $3.00 and Card.


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

Entries close 10am Friday and will be accepted and displayed in the Main Pavilion.

• The exhibit entered by the child must be his/her own original design or creation

The exhibit must not be design or copy worked from instructions on boxes or sets

• Entry forms must state the year level and class

• Exhibits can be set on a tray or firm base for ease of movement

• Exhibits must remain on display until 5pm Saturday

• Entry form to be handed in with construction

1. 4 years and under

2. 5 - 7 years

3. 8 - 10 years

4. 11 - 13 years

5. 14 years and over

Prizemoney for the Lego/Duplo has been donated by:

Goondiwindi Regional Council.

CLASSES

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“Photographs capture a moment that’s gone forever,

impossible to reproduce.”

• All entries to be mounted individually on cardboard with a surround of 2-3 cm.

• Name, address and class must be shown on back of entries.

• Exhibits entered must not have entered in previous years.

• Judges may withhold a prize if the exhibit is considered unworthy.

• Steward has the right to reject any work offered if unsuitable.

• Judges decision is final.

• No entries shall be removed until after 5pm on Saturday.

• Photographs to be no bigger than 5” x 7” (12.5 x 17.5 cm)

PHOTOGRAPHY

Steward: Beth Brown. Phone: (07) 4652 1141

Entries Close 10.00am Friday

Entry Fee 50c—First Prize—Card and $5 or trophy, Second Prize—Card and $3.

1 Animal/s or Bird/s.

2 Flower/s or Garden.

3 Landscape.

4 Seascape.

5 Aspect of Weather—Sunrise, sunset, clouds, rainbow etc

6 Child or Children Study.

7 Any Other Subject.

8 Person or People

9 Set of Three Photographs telling a story.

10 Any Subject produced from creative digital manipulation.

11 Architectural Structures.

CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPH—Classes 1-11 $50 donated by O’Brien Plumbing

CONDITIONS

CLASSES

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13 Animal/s or Bird/s

14 Flower/s or Garden

15 Comedy

16 Landscape or Seascape

17 Any Other Subject

18 Any Subject produced from creative digital manipulation

CHAMPION JUVENILE PHOTOGRAPH. $30.00 JUVENILE INCENTIVE AWARD. Trophy awarded by Steward Beth Brown.

Prizemoney for the Photography Section has been donated by: A Bartholomew, A & S Clark-Dickson; Goondiwindi Regional Council & Inglewood Historical Society

JUVENILE CLASSES

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PRODUCE

Steward: Suellen Henman Phone: 0419 792 863

Entries will be accepted 8.00—10.00am on Friday

Entry Fee 50c—First Prize—Card and $3.00. Second Prize—Card and $2.00.

FRUIT & VEGETABLES

Vegetable and fruit exhibits to be on a tray or plate

1. Lemons (3)

2. Limes (3)

3. Melon, any variety

4. Beans, (250g) any variety

5. Capsicums (2)

6. Chillies (collection)

7. Cucumbers (2), any variety

8. Pumpkin, any variety

9. Tomatoes (collection)

10. Garlic (3 bulbs)

11. Beetroot (3) 12. Potatoes (3)

13. Most Unusual Vegetable

14. Collection of Herbs

CHAMPION EXHIBIT (1-14)—$25.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL JUVENILE EXHIBITOR (1-14) —$15.00

FARM PRODUCE

15. Dozen Hen Eggs

16. Plate of Nuts, any variety

17. One sheaf Grain, any variety

18. One Kg Grain, any variety

19. One Bale Lucerne Hay

CHAMPION EXHIBIT (15-19) - $30.00

Prizemoney for the Produce Section has been donated by: AJD Farming

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1. NON-WORKING DOG

2. NON-WORKING BITCH

3. WORKING DOG—Kelpie or Cattle

4. WORKING BITCH—Kelpie or Cattle

5. MOST LOVABLE PET

6. FARMYARD PET

7. BEST DRESSED PET

8. HUNGRIEST PET

CHAMPION DOG OR BITCH (Classes 1 & 2) $30.00

RESERVE CHAMPION DOG OR BITCH (Classes 1 & 2) $20.00

CHAMPION WORKING DOG OR BITCH (Classes 3 & 4) $30.00

RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING DOG OR BITCH (Classes 3 & 4) $20.00

GRAND CHAMPION OF THE SHOW - $50.00 .

Prizemoney donated by Goondiwindi Regional Council; L & R Johnstone;

A & S Clark-Dickson; J & S Cover; and Inglewood Pharmacy.

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 lead. First prize $5.00, Second prize $3.00. (Classes 1-8) First, Second and Third Prize Ribbons will be awarded.

DOGS & PETS

Stewards: Shona Clark-Dickson & Belinda Markey.

Phone: 0428 524 100 or (07) 4652 1986

Entry Fee $1:00 per dog/pet per class.

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SCHOOL EXHIBITS

Steward: Shona Clark-Dickson

Phone: 0428 524 100

A class display based on:

Your Classes’ current unit of work and 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.

“WHAT ARE WE LEARNING 2021”

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INGLEWOOD SHOW

POULTRY ENTRY FORM

Section Class

No

No.

Entries

Name & Description Pen

No.

Entry Fee $

TOTAL $

To the Secretary Inglewood Show Society Inc. Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society and the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies which are deemed included herein as if inserted at length, I beg to make the follow-ing Entries at the forthcoming Show, the exhibits being my own bona fide property. Name of Exhibitor: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Address: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

………………………………………………………………………………………...Postcode: …………………………………

……………………… ……………………………Signed…..…………………...…………………………………………………..

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INGLEWOOD SHOW

Yard Dog Trial Entry Form

HANDLER DOG Novice

$8.00

Open

$10.00 TOTAL Bush Dog

(Free)

$

Nominations will close on Wednesday 10th March 2021. Fees paid in full by Cheque or Money 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 risks involved during this event & will not hold the Inglewood Show Society Inc responsible for loss, damage or injury. Make cheques payable to Inglewood Show Society Inc. Address Nominations to: John Hoey Inglewood Show Society PO Box 112, Inglewood Qld 4387 All enquiries to John Hoey 0409 492 768. Name of Exhibitor: …………………………………………………………………………………….. Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………...…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. ……………………………………..…………………………...Postcode: …………………………… Contact Phone No: ………………………….. Signed: …………….……………………….

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INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC

PO Box 112 Inglewood. 4387

Secretary: 0409 161 490 Email: [email protected]

ENTRY FORM

TO THE SECRETARY INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC.

Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society and the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies which are deemed included herein as if inserted at length, I beg to make the

following Entries at the forthcoming Show, the Exhibits being my own bona fide property.

This entry is taken as a guarantee that the animals or produce entered for exhibition are free from all disease, pest or weeds as far as known to the owner/exhibitor. In the case of infectious disease

being spread by an exhibit, the exhibitor shall be held responsible.

Section Class No.

Entries Description

Entry Fee

TOTAL

Full Name………………………………………………………………………………………..……

Postal Address…………………………………………………………………………………….....

Signed…………………………….….…….………………………..

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INGLEWOOD SHOW SOCIETY INC. BY-LAWS & REGULATIONS

The Inglewood Show Society Inc is a non-profit organization and monies raised are used to provide,

maintain and upgrade these amenities where possible.

1. The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and to the 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 of the 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 livestock congregate.

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

6. Liquor must ONLY be consumed in designated licensed areas. No glass bottles are permitted to

be brought onto the Showground.

7. All dogs whilst on the Showground must be tied up or restrained inside trucks or floats.

8. All entries must be made on printed forms available from the Secretary on application. As far as possible all questions concerned thereon shall be answered. No entry form shall be valid unless signed by the exhibitor or his agent. Entrance fees shall be payable on all exhibits as specified

under each section or class in the Prize Schedule, such fees to accompany certificate of entry.

No exhibit can compete for more than one class excepting where otherwise stated. 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 pedigree of such stock as far as it is known for all classes

in which same is a condition of the competition.

9. The Inglewood Show Society recommends that all intending exhibitors of livestock are holders of Public Liability Insurance cover. This cover indemnifies the owner for their legal liability for body injury or damage to persons and/or property as a result of an occurrence caused by the

negligence of their animals whilst attending or participating in Show events.

10. The Committee reserves the right of refusing or cancelling any entry without giving reasons for so doing. The Committee reserves the right if adjudication on any question able entry or any other point not provided for in the rules and laws of this Society and of making any alteration that may be deemed necessary. The decision 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 times prescribed at the heading of each section. Noncompliance with this provision will result 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 by any exhibit or person, and will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivers

livestock or other exhibit of any kind, or any 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 Secretary containing the entries shall be signed by the Judges, who will mark awards on a paper 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 not considered worthy of

first, and shall not award any prize if the exhibit is not of sufficient 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 the time and place

allotted to them by the Committee.

The Stewards will check all entries as to their correctness before judging commences.

The Steward will sign the award books conjointly with the Judges, prepare Prize Cards and

Ribbons, and in the event of a dispute, shall certify the correctness and identity of the awards.

The Steward shall carefully explain to the Judges the conditions of the competition in each class, but shall not under any circumstances discuss the merits or demerits of exhibits and shall not, unless absolutely necessary, approach or have any conversation with the Judge whilst he or she is

adjudicating, or allow exhibitors or the public to do so.

Stewards will report to the Secretary any disobedience to their orders, or disorderly conduct on the

part of exhibitors or those in charge of exhibits.

Stewards shall arrange exhibits, and no exhibit must afterwards be removed without the sanction of the Stewards, under penalty of forfeiture of any prize which may have been awarded to the exhibitor: or such other penalty or disqualification as the Committee may decide. The Society or its representatives will not incur any responsibility for the removal of such exhibits. Every care will be

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’s award being made, together with a deposit of $5.00, such sum to be forfeited if the protest be considered frivolous by the Committee. In all cases where protests are lodged the exhibitor must carefully describe particulars under which he lodges his protest, as no general protest can be recognised by the Committee. In the hearing of all protests and disputes arising out of the awards, the Committee shall abide by the Judges’ award papers, unless it be shown that the Judges have been wilfully or

accidentally misled.

16. All works or other exhibits being sold by auction on the Showgrounds will be subject to a payment of

5 percent to go to the Society’s funds, but all such exhibits shall be given voluntarily.

17. In the event of sale, stock prize ribbons will be available for the purchaser for four weeks for

display purposes and then revert to the exhibitor.

18. Any person, whether a competitor or not, who in the opinions of the Show Committee, behaves in an offensive manner, either inside or outside the ring to any official of the Society or Judge, shall be liable to disqualification from further competition. The decision of the Judges shall be final and any competitor or exhibitor who abuses either Judges or officials, and is found guilty after enquiry by the Committee, shall be disqualified from further participation in this Show. A report shall be immediately forwarded to the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and will result in the

automatic suspension of the competitor or exhibitor from all shows for the remainder of the season.

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19. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY

(a) All Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc. affiliated Associations Showground’s are designated workplaces within the meaning of the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011 and exhibitors / competitors are required to ensure that they and all persons under their direction or control, including their contractors or subcontractors, comply with all requirements of the Act and the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Associations Inc. holds each exhibitor responsible to discharge its obligations to provide and maintain a safe place and system of work during occupation by the exhibitor/competitor of any area of the affiliated 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 any person foreseeably affected by

the presentation of their exhibit.

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

exhibitors/competitors.

(d) Exhibits will only be held and handled by competent persons whose experience is known to the

Exhibitor/Competitor.

(e) A “No Smoking Policy” will be strictly adhered to by exhibitors/competitors and exhibitors/competitors are advised that the use of Primus stoves, any heating or lighting appliances of a like

character, or any naked light, is strictly prohibited in pavilions.

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

tagged.

(g) All exhibitors/competitors will comply with the requirements of the Act and its Regulations and Standards in every other respect. This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors/competitors and the general public. The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of noncompliance with its provisions. Any exhibitors/competitors who do not comply will not be allowed to exhibit at

Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Associations Inc. affiliated Shows.

(h) All food stall holders are reminded of their obligations to comply with all relevant State and Local

Government Regulations and requirements.

20. PRIVACY STATEMENT

The information provided by Exhibitors is used by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Associations Inc. and the Association relevant to this schedule to organise, process and conduct competitions at the relevant Agricultural Show. By entering such competitions you consent to their personal information being used for this purpose including this information being made available to sponsors, breed Associations, the media, the public, promotional purposes, archival purposes, published in publications and could be made available to other third parties for the purpose of

promoting the Queensland Agricultural Show Movement, or as otherwise required by law.

Exhibitors have a right of access to and alteration of personal information concerning themselves in terms of the Privacy Act. This may be done by contacting the QCAS Chief Executive Officer or by

writing to the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc.

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Notes

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Please complete and bring with you for faster gate entrance - Show Day Saturday 13th March

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The Inglewood Show Society

The Society would like to especially acknowledge the following Sponsors:

Wish to thank all who have contributed to the 2021 Show by way of Donations, Sponsorship and Advertising.

GOLD— $1000 CASH

SILVER—$500 CASH

BRONZE— $250 CASH

Inglewood Show Society Inc. acknowledges the assistance of the Queensland Government

Department of Local Government Show Societies Grants Program.

Inglewood Hotel James Lister MP

Smithfield Cattle Company BLASK Engineering

Wilshire & Co. West Haulage & Harvesting

Inglewood Farms

Coolmunda Pastoral Co. Stephenson Transport

Obrien Plumbing Leon Nowland (Norco)

Rowdy’s Ranch Albert Street Bakery

Barden Produce

AJD Farming David Littleproud MP

Bradens Cypress Wayne & Cindi Fearby

D & S Bartlett Redrock Group Pty Ltd

Tait Auto Group Denise & Kevin Hobbs

Jeff Hannaford Pty Ltd Bennetts Buses

Rawhide Contracting Peter Anderson

PLATINUM— $2000 CASH

Goondiwindi Regional Council

Johnstone Concrete & Quarries

BOSS Constructions

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