1. sports
2. horses

150th Penola Show
Friday, October 31 &
Saturday, November 1, 2014
(Horses only Sunday)
Gates open 4pm Friday
& 7am Saturday
Major Attractions
Friday Night
Marnee Degenhardt
Manager
P: 08 8737 2200
E: [email protected]
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Special Heifer show • Little Aths
SciWorld in stadium • CFS display
Australian champion whipcrackers
Young Farmers Challenge • Blade Shearing • Tea available in club
Live music by Kim Ritchie • St Mary’s Grand champion rose
DAVE RUSSELL MOTORCYCLE STUNTMAN
FIREWORKS
Saturday
Official opening of show by President of the Royal Agricultural and
Horticultural Society of SA, Mr Richard Fewster.
Proudly supporting the Penola Show
www.alexandercameronsuites.com.au
Hansen Design & Print 08 8762 3699
ABC Live broadcast with ABC garden guru Malcolm Campbell
Kids entertainment • $1 coin scramble • Sciworld • Fashion parade
in stadium • Bush poetry in Sports Club • Animal nursery: native animals & reptiles • Show”n” Shine • Live music by Kim Ritchie
GRAND PARADE
150th PENOLA SHOW
LOTS OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY
Sheaf Tossing • Beef All Breeds
Cattle • Sideshows & Trade displays
Yard Dogs • Horses in Action • Animal
Nursery • Stockhorse Challenge • Kids
entertainment • Indoor exhibits • Native
animals & reptiles.
Lunch in sports club on Saturday catered by Penola Hospital Auxiliary
Lions BBQ Friday night & Saturday.
GATE CHARGES
Friday night, Saturday – Adults $12, school students $5
Family ticket (2 adults and 3 children under 18 years) – $30
Aged Pensioners – $5
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP - 2 day
Family $40, Single adult $20, U/18 $10,
Aged pensioner $10, Life membership $300
CLOSING DATES FOR ENTRIES
• All entries – Wednesday, October 29, 12noon
• Horses – Wednesday, October 22
The Penola P.A. & H. Society would like to
sincerely thank all sponsors and volunteers.
Cover photos - Christy Radford Photography
SHEAF TOSSING
Saturday, 2.00pm
Proudly Sponsored by:
Bendigo Bank, Beach Energy & TDC Penola
Convenors: M. Schache and J. Childs (8737 2540)
Open, Handicap & Local
The Penola P.A.&H. Society
would like to sincerely thank
all sponsors and volunteers
for supporting the show.
Fireworks Sponsors
Wilson Contracting & Engineering
Wynns Coonawarra Estate
Penola Shell Roadhouse
Heyward’s Royal Oak Hotel
The Penola Pennant
The Showmen’s Guild
IGA Fresh - Penola
Penola Post Office
Empak Homes – Mt Gambier
Mary MacKillop Memorial School Parent Club
DK’s Cruizin Coffee
Penola Recycling Depot
Penola Hardware
Moya Trading
Berkefelds - Mt Gambier
Penola & District Little Athletics
Friday Night under lights
Come and Try!
Keep Fit and Have Fun!
Sponsored by Merrett Logging
Kids if you are aged 3 to 17 come and try Little Athletics.
No cost involved on this night.
A modified program will be running
for your interest and enjoyment.
All welcome.
If you would like to know any more information
please phone: Simone McArthur, 0427 648 061
life. be in it!
PENOLA P.A. & H. SOCIETY - OFFICE BEARERS
President: Sarah Kidman Phone 8737 3908
Secretary: Kathy Fennell, Box 106, Penola.
Phone 8737 2308 or home 8737 2323
Email [email protected]
Web www.penolashow.com.au
Committee:
K. Jarred, G. Eckermann, D. Lewis, R. Paltridge, J. Childs, G. Mulligan,
N. McLean, D. Maney, J. Fiebiger, C. McElroy, S. McIntyre, T. Goodes,
S. Kidman, N. Copping, K. Bence.
The Committee of the Penola P.A. & H. Society wishes to thank all the
business houses, clubs and private people for their donations towards
trophies, prizemoney and advertising. Also thanks to judges, stewards,
convenors, committee members, exhibitors, schools, service clubs and
other voluntary helpers who all help to make Penola Show so successful.
OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday, October 28, 12noon to 5pm; Wednesday, October 29,
9:30am to 5pm; Thursday, October 30, 9am to 5pm; Friday, October 31,
from 8am onwards; Saturday, November 1, from 8.30am onwards.
Rural Ambassador
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Bridget Woolston
Simon Fennell
Tania Griffin
Ian Mulligan
Neil Davis
Chandalin McElroy
Sally Lambert
Tara Williams
Alex Bailey
Ashley Braun
Kimberley Galpin
Kate McDonald
Brad Maney
Hannah Eason
Caitlan Lambert
Jess Hayes
Young Rural Ambassador
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Cate Lepley
Hannah Eason
Caitlan Lambert
Tom Moore
Heidi Hutchesson
Caitlin Fulton
Missy Pryor
PENOLA PA & H SOCIETY - LIFE MEMBERS
*Miss M. McCorquindale
*E.R.D. Hinze
*H. Marks
*J. Neilson
*A.J. Ricketts
*T.J. Marcus
*W.A. Clifford
*W.J. Rogers
*W.L. Redman
*Miss M. McKay
*E.W. Clayfield
*J.L. Warner
*J.R. Rymill
*Mrs A.T. Marks
Miss K. Malcolm
*F.W. Hinze
*Mrs R.J. Childs
*L. Campbell
*Mrs A. Possingham
*Miss J. Oswald
*G.P. March
*Mrs B.R. March
*D.W. Kretchmer
*A.E. Francis
*R.W. Jackson
*R.J. Skinner
*J.L.B. Ralston
*Mrs M. Patterson
*Mrs W.J. Rogers
*T.P. Doherty
*J.P. Murphy
*Mrs F.W. Hinze
*Mrs T.P. Doherty
Mrs M. Winkler
Mrs P. Thorn
*W.E. Tapley
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J.E Hinze
K.E. Moore
*R.D. Lewis
*Mrs I. Redman
L. Aldersey
L.A.H. Castine
G.J. Eckermann
*G.H. Giles
G.G. Hinze
*L.L. Moore
Mrs V. McLean
Mrs G. Mulligan
D.C. Lewis
N.A. McLean
Mrs M. Mountford
L.F.W. Jackson
* Denotes deceased
GENERAL SHOW REGULATIONS
The following General Regulations have been adopted by the Board of
Management and all Entries are accepted in accordance herewith.
1. Every exhibitor of horses, or sheep who is NOT A MEMBER of the
Society will be required to pay DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.
2. The annual subscription to the Society is Adult single ticket $20, Under
18 ticket $10, Aged pensioner $10, Family (2 adults and 3 children under
18 years) $40. Subscription entitles a member to free admission to the
ground and free car admission for the Show. Financial Life Membership
is offered to the public at a fee of $300. This entitles the holder to the
privileges attached to an annual membership.
3. ENTRANCE FEES MUST BE PAID AT TIME OF ENTRY.
4. The Board of Management reserves the right to cancel any entry ticket
and to order the immediate removal of any diseased or objectionable exhibit.
5. No exhibit will be permitted to compete unless and until such exhibit
shall have been officially entered in the record by the Secretary, and
all exhibitors must produce official Entry Ticket to Steward before such
exhibit will be permitted to be submitted for Judging.
6. The name of the exhibitor, the breed of the animal to be exhibited, the
name of the breeder if known, also the names of horses, cattle, etc. shall
in all cases be included in Entry Form.
7. All outdoor exhibits, except horses, must be in their respective places
ready for judging by 10 a.m. on the day of the Show.
8. A donor of $50 is entitled to membership status and privileges for the
year in which the donation is made.
9. The award of the judges shall in all cases be final provided that no valid
objection or appeal is raised as to the right of the exhibit or exhibitor to
compete in that class.
10. No appeal will be entertained unless same shall have been lodged
with the Secretary in writing, accompanied by a deposit equal to onehalf of the prizemoney, within two hours of the event. The Boar of
Management reserves the right to forfeit any deposit if appeal is deemed
to be trivial or frivolous. Refer to Horse Regulations.
11. Notwithstanding the absence of any appeal or objection the Board of
Management may withhold any prize until satisfied that these regulations
have been complied with.
12. If deemed necessary by the Board of Management, an exhibitor or
prizewinner may be required to make a Statutory Declaration covering
bona fides of exhibitor or competitor, or the ownership thereof, and
noncompliance with this direction will render prize liable to be forfeited.
12a. If only one exhibitor in any one class, only half first or second
prizemoney paid.
13. The judge shall in all cases have the right to withhold a prize if it
is considered that the exhibits are not worthy or may award a lesser
prize. In any class where there is only one exhibit, first prize will only be
awarded on special recommendation of judge.
14. This Society is affiliated with the South-East of South Australia and
Border Show Societies’ Association, and any exhibitor or exhibit subject
to disqualification by that Association or by any Show Society affiliated
with that Association will be debarred from competition at the Show of
this Society during the period of such disqualification or until any appeal
that may have been lodged against such disqualification shall have been
determined.
15. Where any exhibit is made in the name of a company or firm, other
than a registered company or firm, the names of the individual exhibitors
comprising the company or firm will be stated on the Entry Form.
16. No exhibit will be removed from the Showground before 4pm on the
day of the Show unless specifically authorised and infringement of this
Regulation may involve forfeiture of prizemoney or other penalty.
17. Any prizemoney not collected before December 31, 2014 will be
deemed to have been forfeited.
18. Penola P.A. and H. Society are not responsible for errors, omissions
and mistakes contained in this schedule.
19. ALL COMPETITORS COMPETE AT THEIR OWN RISK.
20. The Society reserves the right to cancel or withdraw classes or
sections without prior notice.
21. On receipt of your admission ticket you will be entitled to a membership
of the Penola P.A. & H. Society for one or two days.
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CONTENTS
Miss & Master Tiny Tot & Junior Miss Show Girl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Section A Show 'n' Shine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Section B Wool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Section C Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Section D Horses in Action. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Dairy & Farm Produce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Section E
Section F
Cookery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Section G Jams & Preserves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Section H Patchwork & Craft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Section I
Knitting & Crochet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Section J
Student Craft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Section K Student Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Section L
Woodwork, Model Building. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Section M Fruit & Vegetables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Section O Roses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Section P Cut Flowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Section Q Pot Plants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Section R Flower Arrangements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Young Farmer Challenge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Section S Art Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Section T
Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Saturday Afternoon
Miss and Master Tiny Tot
Aged 1 to 5 – Trophies donated by Mr and Mrs K. Moore
Junior Miss Show Girl
Aged 6 to 12 – Trophy donated by Mr and Mrs T.A. Clayfield
Entrants to assemble in front of Rymill Hall at 1.30pm
Dates of south east & border affiliated shows
Kingston............................................................ Oct 5th & 6th
Keith & Tintinara.................................................... Oct 11th
Mil Lel................................................................................. Oct 11th
Naracoorte................... Oct 18th & 19th (Horses)
Mt Gambier............................................Oct 24th & 25th
Penola...... Oct 31st, Nov 1st & 2nd (Horses)
Millicent....... Nov 7th, 8th & 9th (Horses)
Bordertown................................................... Nov 165th
Dartmoor.................................................................Dec 6th
2015
Lucindale..............................................................Feb 28th
Mundulla..........................................................Mar 7th
2014 Trophy Allocations: 01/01/14 - 31/12/14
Association Trophy 1: Senior Art (2 shows)
Association Trophy 2: Harness (2 shows)
Association Trophy 3: Pigeons (2 shows)
Jr Association Trophy: Showjumping-Rider under 18 years (2 shows)
RA&HS Medallion: Cookery (2 shows)
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Thank you you
Thank
We would like to take this opportunity in joining all other South Australian
Thank you
Show Societies in extending our sincere thanks and appreciation to the
We would like to take this opportunity in joining all other South Australian Show Societies in
extending our sincere thanks and appreciation to the sponsors of the Agricultural Societies
Council of South Australia.
We
acknowledge
the opportunity
aid
and support
the following
organisations
listed Australia. below
that
are
sponsors
of this
the
Agricultural
Societies
Council
ofAustralian
South
We would
like
to take
in of
joining
all other
South
Show
Societies
in
connected with all events associated with the Agricultural Societies Council and the Country
extending our sincere thanks and
appreciation
to
the
sponsors
of
the
Agricultural
Societies
Show
Societies
of
South
Australia.
We acknowledge the aid and
support
of Australia.
the following organisations listed
Council
of South
Please support
that supportwith
us. the Agricultural
below that are connected
withthe
allorganisations
events associated
We acknowledge the aid and support of the following organisations listed below that are
Societies Council and the Country Show Societies of South Australia. connected with all events associated with the Agricultural Societies Council and the Country
Show Societies
of South Australia.
Please support
the organisations
that support us.
Please support the organisations that support us.
Australian Insurance Brokers
Australian Insurance Brokers
Thank you to Murray Nankivell
– Accountants, Business & Taxation Consultants for
being Honorary Auditors for SE & Border
Show Societies Association Inc.
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SECTION A – SHOW AND SHINE
Saturday 1 November, registration between 7.30am and 9.30am,
presentation between 2pm and 2.30pm (subject to change).
Entry is $20 per car. This does NOT include gate entry. Please
pay cash when checking in on the day, we do not accept cheques
or credit. Please enter the show through the McCorquindale Park
Gates on Cameron Street, Penola.
ALL HOONS & RECKLESS DRIVERS WILL BE REPORTED TO
POLICE AND DISQUALIFIED FROM COMPETITION.
Stewards: Hannah Eason (0431 710 111), Gaynor Hetherington
(0418 804 037)
Show’n’Shine entrants and guests release and hold harmless the
Penola P.A. & H. Show’n’Shine Committee, Penola P.A. & H. Show
Society and any other organisation or individual involved with this
event from any and all known and unknown damages, losses,
injuries, judgment for claims suffered to guests, vehicles, entrants
or property while in attendance at this event.
Classes
Elite Classes
1. Best Restored, pre 1929
2. Best Unrestored, pre 1929 (all vehicles included)
3. Best Hot Rod
Top Car in Show
4. Best Wagon/Panel Van
Top 10 of Show
5. Best Street Ute
Top Paint / Exterior
6. Best BnS Ute
Top Engine Bay
7. Best Rural Ute
Top Interior
8. Best 4 Cylinder / Rotary
People's Choice
9. Best Original Unrestored
Policeman's Choice
10. Best Original Restored
Turtle's Choice
11. Special Interest
Achievement Awards
12. Best Competition Car
Meek's Furthest Travelled
13. Display Only
Shane Batt Memorial
14. Best Street Sedan 4 Dr, 1948-1970
Entrant's Choice
15. Best Street Sedan 4 Dr, 1971-1979
Best Chick's Ride
16. Best Street Sedan 4 Dr, 1980-Current
17. Best Street Sedan 2 Dr / Coup, 1948-1970
18. Best Street Sedan 2 Dr / Coup, 1971-1979
19. Best Street Sedan 2 Dr / Coup, 1980-Current
Entry Form
Name:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phone:.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mobile:.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Address:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................................................... Email:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vehicle Details:
ClassMakeModel
YearColour Rego
Signature:..................................................................................................................... DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY
Please send completed entries to:
ATT: Show’n’Shine Committee, PO Box 91, PENOLA SA 5277
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TL & EL
SAGASSER
Transport
Specializing in:
Livestock, Grapes,
Hay & Wool
Single & B-Double
Trailers Available
Local & Interstate
Call Tony 0409 859 428
1724803
SOUTH WEST
WOOLS
Robe Rd, Penola Ph: 8737 2149
• No obligation on farm quotes
• Premium nett returns
• Shed clean-ups
Contact Graeme Telfer 0407 553 804
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1724728
Penola store open 1st & 3rd
Thursday of month. 9am – 3pm.
SECTION B1 – WOOL
WOOL TO BE STAGED BY 12 noon FRIDAY
Entry $1
STEWARDS: M. Lambert (ph 8736 6040),
N. Mann (ph 0408 271 219).
Prizes to be $7 first, and $3 second. Third prize must be awarded but
prizemoney and ribbons are not given. To be judged by Commercial
Value. Points card to be attached to all fleeces.
Prize money donated by J.W. Smart Woolbuyers Pty Ltd &
John D Kidman.
Entries close Wednesday, October 29 at 12 noon.
SASH FOR CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW & $100 CASH.
$50 CASH PRIZES AT JUDGES DISCRETION.
All fleeces must be skirted and entry tickets fixed securely to fleece.
All fleeces must be grown by the exhibitor.
1. Merino fleece – fine.
2. Merino fleece – medium.
3. Merino fleece – strong.
4. Merino Hoggett fleece.
5. Merino Ram fleece.
6. Merino Lamb’s fleece, 1 kg or over of picked wool.
THE IVOR H. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL TROPHY
– donated by Allianz Australia Insurance Ltd.
orriedale Ewe or Wether fleece.
7. C
8. Corriedale Weaner fleece.
orriedale Ram fleece.
9. C
10. Corriedale Lamb’s fleece, 1kg or over of picked wool.
11. Fleece any other breed.
12. Ram fleece of any other breed.
13. Cross breed fleece.
14. Breeders group of fleeces (Ewe, Hoggett and Lamb).
NOVELTY TROPHY
15. Largest Dag - 150 Years Trophy
ANIMAL NURSERY
Lots of different animals on show Saturday
Great entertainment for all the family
BUSH POETRY
at the PENOLA SHOW
Saturday 2pm – some great storytellers
Kindly sponsored by Flints Wines
Enquiries to Jim Childs 8737 2540
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SECTION C – CATTLE
TDC HEIFER CLASSIC - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
Judging to start at 6.30pm, final to be judged on main oval at approx
8pm. All cattle entries to be stalled by 4pm Friday.
All Heifers entered must also be entered in their respective
classes for Saturday's show.
ENTRY FEE $10.
PRIZE MONEY OR TROPHY – Grand Champion: $1000. Reserve
Champion: $250. First: $100, Second: $20, Third: $10.
Class 1 - Heifers under 12 months
Class 2 - Heifers 12 - 14 months
Class 3 - Heifers 14 - 16 months
Class 4 - Heifers 16 - 18 months
Class 5 - Heifers 18 - 20 months
*All ages to be taken from date of show.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1
Judging commences 10am. Cattle to be penned 9.30am
MNI STATUS must appear on entry form
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
1. All exhibitors must be members of the Society.
2. All prizes in this section are offered in terms of General Regulations
of this Society.
3. All cattle must have been taught to lead and will be tied up where
directed by Stewards. Children under 12 years handling cattle must
be under adult supervision. Child safety is the responsibility of
exhibitor/s.
4. All exhibits will be paraded for judging on day of show as directed
by Stewards.
5. All ribbon winners to parade.
6. All entries must be the property of the exhibitor.
7. All animals must be registered with their respective breed societies.
8. All bulls over 12 months shall be rung through the nose.
9. All cattle to be TUBERCULOSIS AND BRUCELLOSIS accredited
free or tested 30 days prior to show.
10. Owners should be advised to contact the Department of Agriculture
for their herd status prior to making application to show cattle.
ENTRY FEE $6 (in all classes) ($5 entry + $1 Kevin Fiebiger Memorial
Supreme Champion of show award.)
PRIZE MONEY OR TROPHY – Classes: 1 - 20, Over 5 entries – First
$12, Second $8, Third $4. 3 to 5 entries – First $12, second $8. 2
entries or less – First $12.
Prize ribbons: First prize, blue ribbon; second prize, red ribbon;
third prize, white ribbon.
ENTRIES in this section close on Wednesday, OCTOBER 29, 12
noon.
Steward: David Galpin (8737 2274), Kim Wilson (0400 260 253)
AGE OF ANIMALS TO BE TAKEN FROM THE DAY OF THE SHOW
1. Wyong Calf Classic Under 10 months
2. European Heifer under 16 months.
3. British Heifer under 16 months.
4. European Heifer 16 months and under 18 months.
5. British Heifer 16 months and under 18 months.
6. European Heifer 18 months and under 21 months.
7. British Heifer 18 months and under 21 months.
8. Any Other Breed Heifer under 21 months.
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Junior Champion Heifer
EUROPEAN - BRITISH - ANY OTHER BREED
9. European Cow 21 months and over.
10. British Cow 21 months and over.
11. Any Other Breed Cow 21 months and over.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
SENIOR Champion Cow
EUROPEAN - BRITISH - ANY OTHER BREED
uropean Bull under 16 months.
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British Bull under 16 months.
European Bull 16 months and under 18 months.
British Bull 16 months and under 18 months.
European Bull 18 months and under 21 months.
British Bull 18 months and under 21 months.
Any Other Breed Bull under 21 months.
Junior Champion Bull
EUROPEAN - BRITISH - ANY OTHER BREED
19. European Bull 21 months and over.
20. British Breeds Bull 21 months and over.
21. Any Other Breed Bull 21 months and over.
SENIOR Champion Bull
EUROPEAN - BRITISH - ANY OTHER BREED
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW
GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW
KEVIN FIEBIGER MEMORIAL
SUPREME CHAMPION OF SHOW
(Trophy & sash. To be won three times to receive award)
PAIR & GROUP CLASSES
Composite teams accepted.
No entry fee for classes below. All breeds.
22. Pair Heifers same breed under 21 months.
23. Pair Bulls same breed.
24. Breeders Group – three animals bred by exhibitor, both sexes
represented.
Junior and Senior Handlers. Trophy donated by Wyong.
Best junior herdsperson trophy donated by Argyllshire Angus
The cattle committee wishes to thank and acknowledge
the generous support of the following sponsors:
Castec Rural Supplies
International Animal Health Products
Lakeview Brafords
Lienert Australia
Merial Australia
Minrosa
Argyle Hill Livestock
Justin & Tanya Robbie
Max Bowman
Novartis Animal Health
Phil Wood
Reliance Petroleum
Warrawindi Limousins
Windigi Lowlines
Argyllshire Angus
Bimbadeen Red Angus
Gallagher Animal Management Systems
Rellum Farms
Anipro
Karan Muller Designs
Shoof International
Moulton Family
Lawrie Co
Koch Bros
G. Eckemann
P.P.H.&S.
L. & H. Aldersey
Thomas, DeGaris & Clarkson
Nangwarry Pastoral Company
Shell - Penola
Elders
Famers Mailbox
Meningie Fodder
Pfizer Animal Health
Total Livestock Genetics
Reschke Wines
Penola True Value Hardware
L.G. Matten Saddlery
Ridley Agri Products
Compass Feeds
Wyong Murray Greys
Coopers Animal Health
Allflex
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• Warrawindi Ram Sale,
Friday October 17th 2014 at 2pm
• Warrawindi Bull Sale,
February 2015
Bulls and Rams available all year round.
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Ph: 08 8737 2274
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YARD DOG COMPETITION
Sponsored by C. & M.A.T. Cram & F.J. Edwards
Steward – Kevin Jarred. Phone 8737 3116
Conducted under rules of SA Yard Dog competition
1. Encourage – Trialers who have not won a trial
2. Novice
3. Open 150 Years Trophy4. Improvers
The Staff of the Naracoorte and Penola
Veterinary Centres wish all the competitors
the best of luck at the Penola Show.
For all your champion pet needs
visit the friendly team at NPVC
Telephone Penola (08) 8737 2252
Naracoorte (08) 8762 1955
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Penola P.a. & H. society
SECTION D – HORSES IN ACTION
SATURDAY 1ST & SUNDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2014
All entries close on Wednesday 22nd October.
Please see entry forms at the end of the program
Chief Steward – Tim Goodes Ph: 0429 373567
EXHIBITORS/COMPETITORS must be current members of the Penola PA & H
Society Incorporated or pay double entry fee and gate admission each time they
enter the show grounds. Entry fee for each class includes insurance levy.
SECTION REGULATIONS
1. Penola P.A & H Society is affiliated with Equestrian Australia
2. Member subscriptions to be paid prior to show or at time of entry
3. Membership fees: Single - $20.00, Junior - $10.00, Family - $40.00 (2
adults and 3 children under 18 years of age) includes ground admission
for holder of membership card. All riders must be a financial member of the Penola PA & H Society. Please indicate on entry forms if you
are a current financial life member of the Penola PA & H Society.
4. Entry Fees: include GST. All exhibitors whether they are registered or not, are
to pay the full amount as state in the schedule. To claim GST you must
submit your ABN when lodging your entries. NO ENTRY FEES ARE REFUNDED
under any circumstances.
5. Prize Money & Trophies: All prizes in this section are offered in terms of
general regulations of the Society.
6. Prize money does not include GST. GST will be added to the prize money
for exhibitors who are registered for GST and have provided ABN.
7. Ribbons to 3rd place in all rings
8. Unless specially recommended by the judge/s, 2nd and 3rd prize money will
not be awarded in classes in which competitors are less than three in number
9. Show Jumping – only 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize money will be awarded in classes in
which competitors are less than six in number
10. Disqualification: if any competitor fails to enter the ring by third call
11. Disqualification: incurred if gear breaks to the extent that the rider cannot
carry on
12. Attire: Riders must wear approved boots and head gear at all times when
mounted. Hunting, riding or correct attire must be worn unless otherwise
stated in program. EA Hot Weather Policy will apply.
13. Certificates: - birth certificates are to be produced if requested by ring
steward in specified age classes.
14. Registration certificates and performance cards must be produced if requested
by judge or steward (Melbourne and Adelaide certificates acceptable)
15. Stallions are not eligible for saddle classes (ring events)
16.No horse will be permitted to enter the show ring with any prize ribbon
affixed to any portion of the horse, rider or equipment, except in parades
17. All Show Jumping events to be run under FEI & EA rules
18. Swabbing: as per FEI & EA rules
19. Protests: Must be lodged in writing & with a deposit of $50 with the secretary
within 30 minutes of the event. The decision of the Disputes Committee
20.The Convenor & Stewards have the power to alter and/or delete classes
at their discretion
21.Should any competitor/exhibitor or other person acting for them nominate
the same horse and/or rider in different classes that may clash, they do
so at their own risk as classes will not be delayed waiting for them to enter
22. Cruelty to any animals on the McCorquindale Park grounds during the events
held by the Penola P.A&H Society will not be tolerated. You will be asked to
leave the grounds if you cannot abide by this regulation.
23. MEMBERSHIP needs to only be paid once, convenors will check
membership details if entering in more than one ring.
24. Grand Parade to celebrate 150th year of show will commence at 3pm
all riders are asked to participate in this event. Rings will recess during
the parade.
25. Refunds on entry fees will be given upon proof of a vet or doctors certificate.
The Penola PA & H Society will retain membership fees.
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CAMPING
Camping is available at the Show Grounds for a fee of $10 for the weekend,
this fee is to be included on your entry form, yards cannot be guaranteed.
Camping also available at Penola Pony Club grounds, please contact Tim
Goodes on 0429 373567 to arrange, fees apply.
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Ring 1 - ENCOURAGE RING
Steward: Keara Watson
Start: 8.30am Saturday November 1st 2014
Ring to be completed by 11am.
ENTRY FEE $10 day pass
Hacking jackets optional, safety approved helmets & boots to be
worn, ribbons only, riders may be led, riders don’t need to be able
to canter, Combinations competing in Ring 2 or 3 are ineligible to
compete in Ring 1.
Major Sponsors: Penola IGA and Shatarhen Park Equestrian Centre
1. Best Presented Combination under 10 years
2. Best Presented Combination 10 years & over
3. Rider Under 8 yrs
4. Rider 8 – 10 yrs
5. Rider 10 – 12 yrs
6. Rider 12 yrs & Over
7. Beginners Pony under 12hh
8. Beginners Pony 12hh & NE 14hh
9. Beginners Horse 14hh & Over 10.Most Obedient Pony under 12hh
11.Most Obedient Pony 12hh & NE 14hh
12.Most Obedient Horse 14hh & Over
13.Handy Pony under 12hh
14.Handy Pony 12hh & NE 14hh
15.Handy Horse 14hh & over
16.
Fattest Mount 17.Hairiest Mount
18.Mount with Longest Mane
19.Mount with Longest Tail
20.Encouragement Award (all competitors in classes 1-14 allowed to enter) Sponsored by D & R Wittwer
21.Timed Novelty Event
22.Fancy Dress Sponsored by K & W Smith
Don’t forget to enter The Encourage Show Jumping Ring,
which commences at 10:30
Ring 2 - OPEN QUALIFYING SHOW RING
Steward: Teena Reiss
Start: 8.30am Saturday November 1st 2014
ENTRY FEE $2/class or $15 Day Pass per horse.
Combinations competing in Ring 1 or 3 are ineligible to
compete in Ring 2. Ribbons Only – All Champions to receive a
rug and reserve champions a bale of hay.
We would like to kindly thank KJ Garland for the additional
rosettes that will be presented on the day.
Major Sponsors: Hi Pine Equestrian Centre, Bond Family,
“Flying R Stud” and Starks Lake Mundi Lucerne - KJ Garland,
Aurelio Park Sport Horses.
1. Novice Pony Hack NE 14hh 2. Pony Hack NE 11hh
3. Pony Hack 11hh NE 12hh 4. Pony Hack 12hh NE 12.2hh
5. Pony Hack 12.2hh NE 13hh
6. Pony Hack 13hh NE 13.2hh
7. Pony Hack 13.2hh NE 14hh
8. Lightweight Pony Hack NE 14hh
9. Heavyweight Pony Hack NE 14hh
10.Open Pony Hack NE 12.2hh
11.Open Pony Hack 12.2hh NE 13hh
12.Open Pony Hack 13hh NE 14hh
13.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY
- Rug donated by Amanda Munn
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14.Child’s Pony under 12.2hh Rider NE 16yrs
15.Child’s Pony 12.2hh NE 14hh Rider NE 16yrs
16.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION CHILD’S PONY
- Rug donated by Star Equines
17.Showhunter Pony NE 12.2hh
18.Showhunter Pony 12.2hh NE 14hh
19.Lightweight Showhunter NE 12.2hh
20.Lightweight Showhunter 12.2hh NE 14hh
21.Heavyweight Showhunter NE 12.2hh
22.Heavyweight Showhunter 12.2hh NE 14hh
23.Open Showhunter Pony NE 12.2hh
24.Open Showhunter 12.2hh NE 14hh
25.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY
- Rug donated by Torfield Park
26.Rider under 10 years
27.Rider 10 yrs and under 12 yrs
28.Rider 12 yrs and under 14 yrs
29.Rider 14 yrs and under 16 yrs
30.Rider 16 yrs and under 18 yrs
31.Rider 18 yrs and under 21 yrs
32.Rider 21 yrs and Under 30 yrs
33.Rider Over 30 yrs
34.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER Garland rosette to Champion & Champion Reserve
35.Good Hands Competition Boy of Girl Rider 12 years & Under (snaffle bit, no whips or gloves)
36.Good Hands Competition Boy of Girl Rider 13 years & Under 18 years (snaffle bit, no whips or gloves)
37.Novice Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
38.Galloway 14hh NE 14.2hh
39.Galloway 14.2hh NE 15hh
40.Lightweight Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
41.Heavyweight Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
42.Open Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
43.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
- Rug donated by Jomari Park
44.Showhunter Galloway 14hh NE 14.2hh
45.Showhunter Galloway 14.2hh NE 15hh
46.Lightweight Showhunter 14hh NE 15hh
47.Heavyweight Showhunter 14hh NE 15hh
48.Open Showhunter Pony 14hh NE 15hh
49.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY - Rug donated by Ellen Street Motors
50.Novice Hack over 15hh winner of this class to receive a voucher from Hi Pine Equestrian Centre
51.Hack 15hh NE 15.2hh
52.Hack 15.2hh NE 16hh
53.Hack 16hh NE 16.2hh
54.Hack 16.2hh & over
55.Lightweight Hack 15hh & over
56.Heavyweight Hack 15hh & over
57.Open hack 15hh & over
58.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
- Rug donated by Ledwood Park
59.Show Hunter 15hh NE 15.2hh
60.Show Hunter 15.2hh NE 16hh
61.Show Hunter 16hh & over
62.Lightweight Showhunter 15hh & over
63.Heavyweight Showhunter 15hh & over
64.Open Showhunter 15hh & over
65.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK
- Rug donated by Oakbank Viticulture & Farming
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63.SUPREME SHOW HACK – FROM CLASSES 13, 16, 40 AND 55. WINNER TO RECEIVE A RUG DONATED BY “THE BOND FAMILY”
Garland donated by KJ Garlands.
64.SUPREME SHOW HUNTER – FROM CLASSES 22, 46 AND 62. WINNER TO RECEIVE A RUG DONATED BY “FLYING R STUD”
Garland donated by KJ Garlands
RING 3 - NON QUALIFYING RING
Steward: Melissa Pryor
Start: 8.30am Saturday November 1st 2014
ENTRY FEE $10 day pass
Hacking Jackets & Plaiting is Optional
Combinations competing in Ring 1 or 2 are
ineligible to compete in Ring 3
Prize Money: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd - $1.00
Major Sponsor: KJ Garlands, Aurelio Park Sport Horses
1. Rider Under 10 yrs Sponsored by Wongabeena Poll Dorset Stud
2. Rider 10 yrs and under 12 yrs
3. Rider 12 years and under 14 yrs
4. Rider 14 yrs and under 16 yrs
5. Rider 16 yrs and under 18 yrs
6. Rider 18 yrs and over
7. Pair of Riders (not eligible for Champion)
8. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER
Sponsored by Mrs G Kidman
9. Novice Pony under 14hh
10.Show Pony under 12.2hh
11.Show Pony 12.2hh and under 14hh
12.Child’s Pony Under 12.2hh Rider NE 16 yrs
13.Child’s Pony 12.2hh NE 14hh Rider NE 16 yrs
14.Pleasure Pony NE 12.2hh
15.Pleasure Pony 12.2hh and under 14hh
16.Lightweight Pony NE 14hh
17.Heavyweight Pony NE 14hh
18.School Childs Pony (may carry two riders)
19.Pair of Ponies (not eligible for champion)
20.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY
21.Novice Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
22.Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
23.Child’s Galloway 14hh NE 15hh Rider NE 16 yrs
24.Open Galloway
25.Pleasure Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
26.Lightweight Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
27.Heavyweight Galloway 14hh NE 15hh
28.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
29.Novice Hack over 15hh
30.Hack over 15hh NE 16hh
31.Hack over 16hh
32.Child’s Hack 15hh NE 16hh Rider NE 16 yrs
33.Child’s Hack over 16hh Rider NE 16 yrs
34.Pleasure Hack 15hh NE 16hh
35.Pleasure Hack over 16hh
36.Lightweight Hack over 15hh
37.Heavyweight Hack over 15hh
38.CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
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RING 4 - PONY CLUB RING
Steward: Trevor Watson
To commence no later than 11am Saturday November 1st 2014
ENTRY FEE $10 Day Pass per horse and rider combination
All pony club riders MUST present for a gear check before their first
class and MUST provide membership cards when entering the ring for
the first time. Pony Club uniform to be worn. Ribbons Only
1. Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider NE 12.2hh
2. Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider over 12.2hh
NE 14hh
3. Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider over 14hh
4. Beginners Pony Club Mount (to be ridden by child under 10)
5. Pony Club Rider under 12 years
6. Pony Club Rider 12 yrs and under 15 yrs
7. Pony Club Rider 15 yrs and over
8. Pony Club Mount NE 12.2hh
9. Pony Club Mount over 12.2hh NE 14hh
10.Pony Club Mount over 14hh
11.Versatile Pony Club Mount ne 12.2hh
12.Versatile Pony Club Mount over 12.2hh NE 14hh
13.Versatile Pony Club Mount over 14hh
14.Pleasure Pony Club Mount
15.Pair of Pony Club Riders
HIGH POINT PONY CLUB MOUNT AND RIDER
– Sponsored by Shatarhen Park Equestrian Centre
Don’t forget to enter The Encourage Show Jumping Ring,
which commences at 10:30
RING 5 - STRAIGHT JUMPING
Start: 8.30am Sunday November 2nd 2014
Entry Fee: events 1-4 $4 each, 5-8 $10 each
Judging criteria: presentation, consistencey in pace 24km/hr, jumping
efforts. Jumps will be brush, maximum height of lowered fences 70cm.
Major Sponsor – Griffen Pastoral Company
PRIZE MONEY
1. Junior Hunter (17 yrs and under) (lowered fences) ​​10 ​5 ​ 3
2. Encourage Hunter (lowered fences)​​ ​​
10 ​ 5 ​3
3. Handy Hunter (lowered fences) ​​​​​
10 ​5 ​3
4. Pair of Hunters (lowered fences) 20 ​10 ​ 6
5. Senior Hunter ​​​​​​​- Sponsored by PPHS Stock &
50 ​ 30 ​ 10
Station Agents Pty Ltd.
6. Ben Williams Memorial Local Hunter ​​​​​​​
15 ​ 10 ​ 5
Competitors must be a financial member of the
Penola Hunt Club Trophy & Prize Money
sponsored by Ted & Diane Williams
7. Lionel Moore Memorial Open Hunter ​​​​
50 ​30 ​ 10
Lionel Moore Memorial Open Hunter Aggregate -
points awarded in the Lionel Moore Memorial Open Hunter at Mt Gambier and
Penola PA&H and Millicent A&H Shows. 1st - 5 points, 2nd - 4 points,
3rd - 3 points, completion of course - 1 point, to each horse and rider c
ombination.
In the event of equal points a countback will occur. Aggregate W
inner announced
at Millicent Show and receives $100 and prize sponsored by Penola Hunt Club.
8. KINGSLEY MOORE Champion Hunter 60 30 10
Height of this class will be over a metre
Sponsored by Penola PA & H Society. Winner to receive a Rug
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RING 6 - ENCOURAGE
SHOW jumping - SATURDAY
Steward: Greg Clayfield
Start: 10.30am Saturday November 1st 2014
Horses Eligible to complete in a maximum of 3 classes each per day
Rider/Horse combinations can not compete in both show
jumping rings on Saturday
​​​​​​​​​PRIZE MONEY
1. Poles on the ground, riders can be led
all riders to receive a
around the course
ribbon upon completing
Entry fee - $2
the course
all clear rounds to
2. 30cm – One round
receive a ribbon
Entry fee - $2
3. 40cm - AM 715 10 5
Entry fee - $3
4. 50cm – AM 715 10 5
Entry fee - $3
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RING 7 - SHOW jumping
- Saturday
Steward: Tim Goodes 0429 373 567
Start: 8.30am Saturday November 1st 2014
Horses Eligible to compete in a maximum of 3 classes each per
day. Junior classes are for riders under 18 years on the day of the
show. Rider/Horse combinations can not compete in both show
jumping rings on Saturday
​​​​​​​​PRIZE MONEY​​​​​​​​
1. Penola Vet Clinic Open 60cm – Optimum Time20 15 10
Entry Fee - $3
First Place – Penola Vet Clinic
2a and 2b to run concurrently
2a. Penola Pony Club Junior 70cm – Table 238-2-230 20 15
Entry Fee - $3
First Place – The Produce Store
2b. Never Too Old Open 70cm – Table 238-2-230 20 15
Entry Fee - $3
First Place – The Produce Store
3a and 3b to run concurrently
3a. A and J Barnard Junior 80cm – Table 238-2-230 20 15
Entry Fee - $4
First Place – Landmark Penola
3b. Woodleigh Park Open 80cm – Table 238-2-230 20 15
Entry Fee - $4
First Place – Landmark Penola
4a and 4b to run concurrently
4a. Adrian Thomas Industries Junior 95cm – 40 25 20
Table 238-2-2. Entry Fee - $5
First Place – EE Muirs and Sons
4b. Peter Neilson Mechanical Repairs Penola Open 40 25 20
95cm – Table 238-2-2. Entry Fee- $5
First Place – EE Muirs and Sons
RIDERS AND HORSES ENTERED IN CLASSES 5,6 AND 7
MUST BE CURRENTLY REGISTERED WITH EA AND PROVIDE
CARD NUMBERS TO JUDGE WHEN COLLECTING RIBBONS.
5. Miller, Whan and John Penola 1st Round height 60 40 30
105cm – Table 238-2-2. Entry Fee - $6
First Place – EE Muirs and Sons
6. Prince of Wales Hotel Motel 1st Round height 60 40 30
110cm – Table 238-2-2. Entry Fee - $6
First Place – Yallum Woodcraft
Place Getters – Katnook Wines and
Prince of Wales Hotel Motel Voucher
7. Coonawarra Station Restaurant 1st Round 80 50 35
height 120cm – Table 238-1-2. Entry Fee - $8
First Place – Coonawarra Station Restaurant valued at $100
Place Getters – Rymill Wines and Prince of Wales Hotel
Motel Voucher
Champion Junior Show Jumping Horse from points gained in
classes 2a, 3a and 4a. Sponsored by the Cox Family
(For riders under 18 years on the day of the show)
‘Judy Rymill Memorial’ Champion Senior Show Jumping
Horse from points gained in classes 5,6 and 7.
Sponsored by the Rymill Family
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RING 7 - SHOW jumping
- SUNDAY
Steward: Tim Goodes 0429 373 567
Start: 8.30am Sunday November 2nd 2014
Prize money (except for class 9) will be
1st place 40% of collected entry fees in that class
2nd place 30% of collected entry fees in that class
3rd place 20% of collected entry fees in that class
​​​​​​​​​
9. Davidson’s Newsagency Open 45cm
Entry Fee - $2
All clear rounds to receive a ribbon.
10. Castec Open 60cm – Optimum Time
Entry Fee - $3
1st place bag of feed donated by Castec Penola
11.BD and KE Moore Electrical Penola Take Your Own Line 70cm
Entry Fee - $3
1st place bag of feed donated by Castec Penola
12. Royal Oak Hotel Open 80cm Table 238-2-2
Entry Fee - $4
1st place bag of feed from Pine Lodge
13.Neil McLean Open 90cm Table 238-2-2
Entry Fee - $5
1st place bag of feed from Pine Lodge
14.DJ and CA Meek Penola Open 100cm Table 238-2-2
Entry Fee- $6
1st place bag of feed from Pine Lodge
15. Rendezvous Restaurant Open 110cm
Entry Fee - $8
1st place a voucher from Rendezvous Restaurant, Penola
We would like to thank JL and MGJ Tregenza Builders Penola
for their on-going sponsorship of the Show Jumping &
Straight Jumping Sections of the Penola PA&H Society Show.
Show Jumping Sponsors
Never Too Old
Landmark Penola
A & J Barnard
Adrian Thomas Industries
EE Muirs & Sons
Penola Pony Club
Penola Vet Clinic
Yallum Woodcraft
Pine Lodge
Prince of Wales Hotel Motel
Tim and Judy Goodes
Rymill Wines
Peter Rymill & Family DJ and CA Meek
Penola Vet Clinic
Koch Bros
Royal Oak Hotel
Castec Penola
BD & KE Moore Electrical Penola
Coonawarra Station Restaurant
N and K McLean
JL and MGJ Tregenza Builders Penola
Miller Whan & John
Davidson’s Newsagency
Peter Neilson Mechanical Repairs
Penola Katnook Wines
The Produce Store
Woodleigh Park
Rymill Wines
S & D Cox & Family
Rendezvous Restaurant
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RING 8 - Stockman’s Challenge
Start: 8.30am Sunday November 2nd 2014
An Aggregate Event – All Classes Mounted
For enquiries please contact Jim and Melinda Moore (08) 8737 2280
Postal Nominations and Membership Fees to be received by
close of post Wednesday October 22nd 2014. Please complete
entry form in full and send to J & M Moore, PO Box 7 PENOLA SA
5277, all cheques to be made payable to Penola P A & H Society.
Late Entries will be accepted until 3pm on Saturday November
1st 2014; however a $10 late entry fee will apply.
DIVISIONS &
ENTRY FEE
STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE
CLASSES – 9.30am Start
Junior - ​​​​$20
​​1. Working Stockhorse Pattern
Les (Bronc) Moore Memorial Ladies - $30​​2. Time Trial
Bob Lewis Memorial Open - $40​​
​​
3. Station Horse
Encourage - ​​​​$20​​4. Obstacle or Novelty
PRIZE MONEY: for each division will consist of the division’s total entry
fees (less 10%) and sponsorship.
Ribbons: 1st – 3rd place for each class
Sashes: 1st – 6th place for Division Aggregate
Highpoint ASH (Open Division only)
Rules & Regulations:
- All competitors are to participate with a spirit of goodwill
- A junior is a rider aged 10 up to and including 16 years of age
- The Encourage division is ribbons only. Open riders are eligible to ride
non-competitively.
- Judge’s decision is final
- Competitors may enter more than one horse – if entries are exceedingly
high, a restriction may apply
- Each horse must be ridden by the same rider in all events
- All horses must be ridden in a snaffle bit and stock saddles are preferred
- Tie downs, martingales or running reins, dropped nose bands and riding
whips are prohibited from competition
- Stallions must be ridden and handled by an adult (over 18 yrs) and tied
up with both halter and neck strap (double-tied)
- No whips to be cracked until permission given by stewards
- Classes may not necessarily be run in the order given
Valued Stockman’s Challenge Sponsor’s
Thomas DeGaris Clarkson Hollick Wines
Ron Hutchesson Landmark Penola
Majella Wines Millicent Stock Feed
J & M Moore R & J McKenzie
P & A Newton T & M Beighton
Brand’s Wines Mink by K & M
Horse Deals
SESA Australian Stockhorse Association
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PENOLA P. A. & H. SOCIETY
HORSES IN ACTION
ENTRY & DISCLAIMER FORM
Entry Secretary Judith Goodes 87373567 A/H
For Rings 1 to 7 One Rider per entry form
Returned by Wednesday the 22nd of October 2014
NAME:
ADDRESS:
P/CODE:
EMAIL:
PHONE NO:
PIC No.:
AGE (if U/18):
D.O.B:
MEMBERSHIPS: All riders must pay a membership fee which includes gate
entry. A gate ticket and bridle number will be mailed out upon receipt of
payment. Please ensure the Bridle Number is attached to your horse on the
day of the show. MEMBERSHIP: JUNIOR $10, ADULT $20, FAMILY $40. Please
accept the following entries for your Annual Show, which are submitted
according to the rules and regulations of the Society.
I understand that all competitors compete at their own risk.
HORSE &
EA NUMBER
EVENTS TO BE ENTERED
RING/CLASS
BRIDLE NO.
(OFFCIE USE ONLY)
TOTAL $
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPING FEE $10 FOR WEEKEND
TOTAL PAYMENT
FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES
cheques made payable to Penola P A & H Society Or EFT available.
Account: Penola Horses in Action
BSB: 633000
Account Number: 152014957
Please use surname as a reference.
Please indicate how payment was made Cheque or EFT (please circle)
Complete FORM over page
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HORSES IN ACTION
ENTRY & DISCLAIMER CONTINUED
Entries mailed to:
Penola PA&H Society, T & J Goodes, PO Box 5 PENOLA SA 5277
Please enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope for return of
membership cards.
DISCLAIMER STATEMENT: I acknowledge and agree that as a condition
of participating that neither the organisers, participants, officials,
volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors,
advertisers and leases of premises used to conduct the events, shall
be under any liability for my death or any bodily injury, loss or damage,
which may be sustained or incurred by me as a result of participation in
or being present at the event, except in regard to any rights I may have
arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974. This disclaimer shall extend
to any claim for loss or damage in respect to any possession which I
might own and or have under my care at the event.
By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the contents
of the disclaimer and the rules and regulations as set out in the Penola
P.A & H. Society Horses in Action program.
NAME:
SIGNATURE:DATE:
PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT FOR COMPETITORS UNDER 18 YEARS
OF AGE: Being the parent/guardian of the above-mentioned, I confirm I have
read this whole document and have taken necessary actions to ensure I am
aware of the activity the above-mentioned will participate in and understand
and agree with the above disclaimer statement.
NAME:
SIGNATURE:DATE:
EMERGENCY CONTACT:
NAME:
PHONE NUMBER:
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PENOLA P. A. & H. SOCIETY
STOCKMAN'S CHALLENGE
ENTRY & DISCLAIMER FORM
NAME:
ADDRESS:
P/CODE:
EMAIL:
PIC No.:
AGE (if U/18):
MEMBERSHIPS: All riders must pay a membership fee which includes gate
entry. A gate ticket and bridle number will be mailed out upon receipt of
payment. Please ensure the Bridle Number is attached to your horse on the
day of the show. MEMBERSHIP: JUNIOR $10, ADULT $20, FAMILY $40.
Please accept the following entries for your Annual Show, which are
submitted according to the rules and regulations of the Society.
I understand that all competitors compete at their own risk.
HORSE
DIVISION
TOTAL $
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPING FEE $10 FOR WEEKEND
TOTAL PAYMENT
FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES
cheques made payable to Penola P A & H Society Or EFT
available.
Account: Penola Horses in Action
BSB: 633000
Account Number: 152014957
Please use surname as a reference.
Please indicate how payment was made Cheque or EFT (please circle)
Complete FORM over page
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Stockman's Challenge Entry Continued
Entries mailed to:
Penola PA&H Society, J & M Moore, PO Box 7 PENOLA SA 5277
Please enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope for return of
membership cards.
DISCLAIMER STATEMENT: I acknowledge and agree that as a condition
of participating that neither the organisers, participants, officials,
volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors,
advertisers and leases of premises used to conduct the events, shall
be under any liability for my death or any bodily injury, loss or damage,
which may be sustained or incurred by me as a result of participation in
or being present at the event, except in regard to any rights I may have
arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974. This disclaimer shall extend
to any claim for loss or damage in respect to any possession which I
might own and or have under my care at the event.
By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the contents
of the disclaimer and the rules and regulations as set out in the Penola
P.A & H. Society Horses in Action program.
NAME:
SIGNATURE:DATE:
PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT FOR COMPETITORS UNDER 18 YEARS
OF AGE: Being the parent/guardian of the above-mentioned, I confirm I have
read this whole document and have taken necessary actions to ensure I am
aware of the activity the above-mentioned will participate in and understand
and agree with the above disclaimer statement.
NAME:
SIGNATURE:DATE:
your local
newsagent
newspapers - magazines
books - stationery
and X Lotto agency
PENOLA
NEWSAGENCY
Church Street, Penola
P. (08) 8737 2228
Proudly supporting the Penola Show
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RING 9 - DRESSAGE
Steward: Nadyne Schipp 0412 147 412
Sunday November 2, 2014
Closing Date for Entries Wednesday 22nd October 2014
Draw available Friday 24th of October 2014
Entry fee $15.00 per test
TESTS AVAILABLE:
Preparatory A & Preparatory B
Preliminary 1.1 & Preliminary 1.2
Novice 2.1 & Novice 2.3
Elementary 3.1 & Elementary 3.3
Medium 4.1 & Medium 4.2
HIGH POINT CLASSES:
Australian Stock Horse Official - Sponsored by ASH Society
Australian Stock Horse Unofficial - Sponsored by ASH Society
High point Junior (16 yrs and under) - Sponsored by Shatarhen Park
Equestrian Centre
High Point Senior (17 years and over) - Sponsored by A Cross
(One nomination per combination) High Point Award will be taken
from the two highest test scores over a maximum of three tests; Two
tests must be ridden to be eligible for any High Point Award
1st Prize in each test to receive a bag of feed from Pine Lodge.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: will be run under the auspices of
Equestrian Australia and conducted in strict accordance with EA
Dressage Rules and Official Procedures for Dressage Competitions,
as amended. EA Hot Weather Policy to apply.
All riders must be members of the Penola PA&H Society – adult $20,
junior $10, family $40
Draw will be available on the MSEDC Website –
www.msedc.equestrian.org.au
SPONSORS:
Thank you also to our valued sponsors Mid South East Dressage
Club, Penola Pony Club, Beachport Pony Club, Geraldine Jones,
Tara Dowdell, Star Equines, Ellen Street Workshop, Wadelee
Floats, South East Saddlery, Adrienne Cross, Shatarhen Park
Equestrian Centre & Australian Stock Horse Society.
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LOCALS SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Providing:
Livestock Marketing & Wool
Residential & Rural Real Estate
SEPV Valuations
Property Management
NAS Insurance Brokers
SERVICED BY
QUALIFIED LOCAL
PERSONNEL
MEMBERS OF:
RMA, ALPA, API,
REISA, REIV
Your enquiries are always welcome
Livestock
Peter De Garis 0428 838 949
Darren Maney 0428 849 101
Jamie Gray 0407 905 052
Ashley Braun 0409 696 683
Robert Handbury (Lucindale) 0429 131 186
Sam Hill 0421 822 058
Steven Hill 0427 817 265
Rural Real Estate/Office Manager
Mark De Garis 0428 372 124
Residential Real Estate & Property Management
Luke Duncan 0418 853 021 Valuations (SEPV)
Roger Eberhard 0428 838 092
Amy Slattery 0407 633 348 Tom Pearce 0427 642 138
AS Insurance Brokers
N
Kerry Cameron 08 8737 2685
Accounts & Administration
ate Bronca, Bianca Thorn, Paula Tranter
C
08 8737 2695
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2014 Penola PA&H Society DRESSAGE ENTRY FORM
Returned by Wednesday the 22nd of October 2014
Tests (Tick box for test entry):
Preparatory A Preparatory B​
Preliminary 1.1 Preliminary 1.2 Novice 2.1 Novice 2.3​
Elementary 3.1 Elementary 3.3 Medium 4.1 Medium 4.2​ Nominate your horse for a High Point Award. (One nomination per combination)
High Point Award will be taken from the two highest test scores over a maximum
of three tests; Two tests must be ridden to be eligible for any High Point Award.
Australian Stock Horse Official​​- Sponsored by ASH Society
Australian Stock Horse Unofficial - Sponsored by ASH Society
High point Junior (16 yrs and under) - Sponsored by Shatarhen Park Equestrian Centre
High Point Senior (17 years and over)​- Sponsored by A Cross
Rider Details: Name​​​​​​​​​​. . ...........................................................................................
EA No ​​​​​​​​(If Official)​.. ...................................................................................................
Contact Phone​​​​​​​​​. ......................................................................................................
Email​​​​​​​​​​. .......................................................................................................................
Horse Details: Name​​​​​​​​​​​.. ..........................................................................................
EA Number .​​​​​​​​​ ...........................................................................................................
EA Bridle No​​​​​​​​​. ..........................................................................................................
P.I.C. No​​​​​​​​​​. .................................................................................................................
(Please circle)​​Official
Unofficial
Snr
Jnr
Pony
Membership (Adult - $20, Junior - $10, Family - $40)​
Tests Entered @ $15 per test​​​
EA Levy ​​​​​
Admin Fee​​​​​
Camping Fee @ $10 for weekend
$​
$​
$4.00​
$2.00​​
$
Total Payable​​​​​
$​​​
I have paid by Cheque / EFT (please circle)
EFT Details - Account name: Penola Horses in action
BSB: 633000 Account Number: 152014957 (Please use surname as reference)
DISCLAIMER STATEMENT: I acknowledge and agree that as a condition of participating that neither
the organisers, participants, officials, volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors,
advertisers and leases of premises used to conduct the events, shall be under any liability for my death or any
bodily injury, loss or damage, which may be sustained or incurred by me as a result of participation in or being
present at the event, except in regard to any rights I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974. This
disclaimer shall extend to any claim for loss or damage in respect to any possession which I might own and or
have under my care at the event. By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the contents of
the disclaimer and the rules and regulations as set out in the Penola P.A & H. Society Horses in Action program.
NAME:. . ..................................................................................................................
SIGNATURE:................................................................... DATE:...........................
PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT FOR COMPETITORS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE: ​Being the
parent/guardian of the above-mentioned, I confirm I have read this whole document and have taken necessary actions to ensure I am aware of the activity the above-mentioned will participate in and understand
and agree with the above disclaimer statement.
NAME:. . ..................................................................................................................
SIGNATURE:................................................................... DATE:...........................
Please send to Draw Secretary: Nadyne Schipp, 5 Starline Place, Mount Gambier 5290
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RING 10 - HARNESS
Entries for this ring will be taken on the day
Start: 10.00am Sunday November 2nd 2014
Entry fee $2.00 per class
Prize Money – 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd – ribbon only
1. Best Viceroy Turnout
2. Smartest on Parade
3. Best Homemade vehicle 2 or 4 wheel
4. Novice Pony/Horse in Harness
5. Hackney or part Hackney Pony
6. Pony 12hh and under – non-hackney
7. Pony over 12hh ne 14hh – non-hackney
8. Hackney or part Hackney Horse
9. Lightweight Horse 14hh & over in 2 or 4 wheel vehicle
10.Heavyweight Horse 14hh & over in 2 or 4 wheel vehicle
11.Pleasure horse or pony driven by junior under 18 years of age
12.Pleasure horse of pony
13.Best Educated Pony ne 14hh
14.Best Educated Horse 14hh & over
15.Lady Driver
16.Gent Driver
Champion & Reserve Champion Harness Horse
– sponsored by Shirley Skinner
Champion & Reserve Champion Harness Pony
– sponsored by Val McLean
Champion & Reserve Champion Hackney
– sponsored by A & P Cusack
A4 Association Poster Competition
Local (Penola)
A4 in size - Landscape - Completed work to be laminated
Open Competition (any age) - Colour and/or black & white
Any medium (paint, drawing, computer etc.)
Must include show dates for the next season
This competition is pomoted by the
SA Country Shows Association
It is to be used to promote our show at state level
PENOLA SHOW 2015 - OCTOBER 30 & 31
For more information contact the show secretary
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Side Show
Alley
Showmans Guild of SA
Allan 0418 819 994
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1724816
fun for all the family!
Annual Subscriptions
Annual subscriptions are outlined in the General Show
Regulations on page 1 of this book. Annual subscriptions
by mail will be accepted up until Friday, 26th September,
2014. On receipt of subscription fees, tickets will be
posted out. If you would like to purchase tickets after the
above date this can be done at the show office during
office hours (see page 1 for office hours).
For annual subscriptions by post, please cut out the
below slip and return it with your cheque/money order.
Penola P. A. & H. Society
PO Box 106, PENOLA SA 5277.
Ph. 8737 2308, AH 8737 2323.
I would like annual subscription (s) to the Penola
P. A. & H. Society: (2 days)
Adult Single Ticket
__________ @ $20
$_______________
U18 Single Ticket
__________ @ $10
$_______________
Family Ticket
(2 adults & 3 children U/18)
__________ @ $40
$_______________
Aged Pensioner Single Ticket
__________ @ $10
$_______________
Financial Life Membership
_________ @ $300
$_______________
My Total Cheque/Money order attached is $________
Direct Deposit: BSB – 105 070
A/C – 278011740
Penola PA & H Society
Please return my tickets by post to:
Name:______________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________
___________________________________________________
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fOOds & fuels
Including: Premium ULP, ULP, Super,
Diesel, and BBQ gas bottle refills
Hours: Monday – Saturday 7am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm
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Phone 8737 2314
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Hand pruned, Estate grown,
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Riddoch Highway, Coonawarra SA 5263
P: 08 8736 3219 F: 08 8736 3280
E: [email protected]
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Proudly supporting the 150th Penola Show
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PENOLA P.A. AND H. SOCIETY
Section
Class
DETAILS
NAME OF EXHIBITOR
ENTRY FEES
$
c
Box 106, Penola 5277. Ph. 8737 2308, A.H. 8737 2323, Office Fax 8737 3473, Email: [email protected]
Direct Deposit – Bank SA-Penola, BSB: 105070, A/c – 278011740, Penola P.A. & H. Society
PLEASE ACCEPT the following Entries for your Annual Show, which are submitted according to the Rules and Regulations of the Society.
ALL COMPETITORS COMPETE AT THEIR OWN RISK.
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ADDRESS________________________________________________________
NAME (Block Letters)____________________________________________
SIGNATURE______________________________________________________
(Please enclose a stamped self addressed envelope for return of membership cards.
FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES
PHONE NUMBER_______________________________________
TOTAL
(Adult $20, U/18 $10, Family $40,
Aged Pensioner $10)
ENTRY FEES
MEMBER’S TICKET 2 Day
BEST HOME MADE
BILLY CART
FREE ENTRY
All exhibits in this section must be made by exhibitor.
Junior Exhibitors are permitted to have adult assistance.
Entries close Wednesday, October 29th at 5pm.
Entries must be delivered to the Stadium by 12 noon,
Friday, October 31st.
1st Prize
Best Billy Cart
$300
3rd Prize
Best Billy Cart
$100
2nd Prize
Best Billy Cart
$200
Competition
FREE
ENTRY
All exhibits in this section to be made by exhibitor. Entries must
be delivered to the Stadium by 12noon, Friday October 31st.
Section One
Best Lego Model, using big blocks, duplo,
mega blocks etc. (Under 5 yrs)
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $15,
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $10
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $5
Section Two
Best Lego Display, using big blocks,
duplo, mega blocks etc. (Under 5 yrs)
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $15,
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $10
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $5
Section Three
Best Lego Model (Under 8 yrs)
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $30,
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $20
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $10
Section Four
Best Lego Display, own design (U8 yrs)
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $30
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $20
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $10
Section Five
Best Lego Model (8-12 years)
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $40
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $25
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $15
Section Six
Best Lego Display, own design (8-12 yrs)
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $40
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $25
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $15
Section Seven
Open Best Lego Model
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $50
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $25
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $15
Section Eight
Open Best Lego Display, own design
1st: Toy voucher to the value of $50
2nd: Toy voucher to the value of $25
3rd: Toy voucher to the value of $15
Entries close Wednesday, October 29th at 5pm.
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INDOOR EXHIBITS
ALL INDOOR EXHIBIT ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday,
October 29, at 12 noon
1. A
ll exhibits must be staged between 8am and 12noon on
Friday, October 31. Cookery closes at 11am.
2. In the event of a tie for any aggregate prize, the winner will be
the exhibitor gaining the greatest number of first prizes.
3. In addition to points for first and second awards, one point
will also be allocated for a Championship award.
4. N
o exhibits to be removed before 4pm Saturday, unless
specifically authorised.
5. L
ate exhibitors may be disqualified following the declaration of
the Hall Steward, that the exhibiting period has expired.
6. F
ollowing the expiration of the exhibiting period, all people
other than judges and stewards must leave the hall.
7. NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED.
CHIEF HALL STEWARD — G. Eckermann (phone 8737 3123)
D.W. MARCUS TROPHY, for aggregate in Indoor Section.
most successful junior indoor exhibitor
– Bicycle donated by Daktari Sport & Penola Show Society
most successful senior indoor exhibitor
– Trophy donated by Aussie Takeaway
SECTION E – DAIRY & FARM PRODUCE
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS 1. All prizes in this section are offered in
terms of General Regulations of this society. 2. All exhibits will be staged
by 12 noon Friday, October 24 as directed by the steward at Rymill
Hall.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE 12 noon WED, OCTOBER 22.
ENTRANCE FEE 50c per entry, FIRST PRIZE $2, second $1
STEWARD — Mr G. Eckermann (8737 3123), Mrs Sarah Kidman
(8737 3908)
1. One litre fresh milk.
2. 500 g. butter (other than factory).
3. 500 ml. fresh cream, suitable for butter factory.
4. Three duck eggs (plate supplied).
5. Three hen eggs, white (plate supplied).
6. Three hen eggs, brown (plate supplied).
150th Show Trophy donated by Bunnings
7. Three hen eggs, blue (plate supplied).
8. Best bundle oats (suitable for harvest).
9. Best bundle wheat (suitable for harvest).
10. Best bundle barley (suitable for harvest).
11. Best bundle of lucerne.
12. Best bundle of green legume, one variety.
13. Best bundle of green feed, mixed (maximum of 6 varieties).
14. Plot of permanent pasture, not exceeding 30cm. x 30cm. To be
exhibited in container of solid construction.
Champion Exhibit Sash & Trophy donated by Prince of Wales Hotel.
CHAMPION DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE
Children's SecTion
15. Three duck eggs (any container)
16. Three hen eggs, white (any container)
17. Three hen eggs, brown (any container)
150th Show Trophy donated by Bunnings
18. Tallest weed (identified by common name) – Trophy donated
by South East Natural Resources Management Board
19. Collection of Common and Agricultural weeds (identified
by common name) – Trophy donated by South East Natural
Resources Management Board
CHAMPION EXHIBIT & SASH (CHILDREN'S SECTION) – Trophy
donated by Bunnings.
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SECTION F – COOKERY
SECTION REGULATIONS
1. A
ll prizes in this section are offered in terms of General
Regulations of this Society.
2. All exhibits will be staged by Friday, October 31 at 11am
as directed by stewards at Rymill Hall.
ach exhibit to be in a clear plastic bag.
3. E
4. Exhibits to be staged on covered cardboard (not paper plates).
5. No exhibits to be made on Show Day.
6. P
lease remove all paper from cooking before staging, except
cup cakes.
7. One entry only per class
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON 12noon WED, OCTOBER 29
ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry.
First prize $2, second $1, except where otherwise stated. **$10
first prize this year to celebrate 150 years.
STEWARDS – Mesdames H. Lambert (Phone 8736 6040), J. Thorn
(Phone 8737 2430), D. Galpin.
1. Light pound cake, made from the following recipe: 250g butter,
250g sugar, 4 eggs, 275g plain flour, 60g Self-raising flour, 250g
currants, 250g sultanas, 30g peel, 1 tablespoon milk, essence of
lemon. 20cm tin.**
2. L
ight pound cake for those who have never won a prize made
from the following recipe: 250g butter, 250g sugar, 4 eggs,
275g plain flour, 60g Self-raising flour, 250g currants, 250g
sultanas, 30g peel, 1 tablespoon milk, essence of lemon. 20cm
tin.
3. Rich fruit cake, made from the following recipe: 250g plain flour, 1/2
teaspoon baking powder, 60g ground rice, 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon,
2 tbs mixed spice, 4 eggs, 6 tbs brandy, 250g butter, 250g brown
sugar, 250g sultanas, 250g currants, 250g raisins, 125g peel, 60g
almonds. 20cm tin. Trophy donated by Mrs L. McKie.
4. S
ultana Cake - own recipe.
– Mrs. R.J. Childs Memorial Trophy.
5. Genoa cake - own recipe.**
6. 3 savoury muffins.
7. 3 sweet muffins.
8. Apricot Loaf - iced.
9. Jubilee Cake - iced while hot.
10. Date & nut roll.**
11. 3 Anzac biscuits.
12. Chocolate cake – iced, may be decorated.
13. Orange cake - iced.
14. Coffee cake - cinnamon on top.
15. Strudel top cake.**
16. 3 plain scones.
17. 3 savoury scones.
18. 3 date scones.
19. 3 cream puffs - unfilled.**
20. 3 lamingtons.**
21. Jam roll.
22. Plain sponge sandwiched together with jam (not iced).**
23. Choc sponge - filled - not iced.
24. Ginger fluff - filled - not iced. 150th Show Trophy.
– Trophy donated by H. Lambert
25. 3 iced and decorated patty cakes.
26. 3 yo-yo biscuits joined together.
27. 3 ginger biscuits.
28. Cooked slices – 3 varieties, 2 pieces of each.
29. 3 uncooked slices – 3 varieties, 2 pieces of each.
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30. Decorated cake using any icing.**
31. 3 biscuits, using a cereal in the recipe.
32. Traditional Shortbread (use own recipe).
champion cookery exhibit - sash
yeast cookery. one entry per exhibitor.
33. Loaf, home-made bread, white, may have seeds on top.
34. Loaf, home-made bread, wholemeal, may have seeds on top.
35. Loaf, home-made bread, multi-grain, may have seeds on top.
36. Three round bread rolls, white, may have seeds on top.**
37. Three round bread rolls, wholemeal, may have seeds on top.
38. Three round bread rolls, multi-grain, may have seeds on top.
39. Three yeast fruit buns.**
40. One Pizza.
MACHINE BREAD MAKING
41. Machine loaf white.
42. Machine loaf wholemeal.
43. Machine loaf multi-grain.
44. Bread machine loaf - any other recipe.
Aggregate Trophy – Senior Cookery Section:
Donated by Mrs J.F. Thorn
Prizemoney - 1st – $20 2nd – $10 3rd – $5
SUNBEAM CAKE CHAMPIONSHIP
Rich Fruit Cake & Genoa Cake
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Sponsored by Angas Park Fruit Company Pty Ltd
Semi-Finals will be held at Naracoorte, October 18th and 19th,
2014 and Lucindale, February 28th, 2015.
No Entry Fee
1. RICH FRUIT CAKE
(Recipe to be used – cake not to be iced)
(Angas Park Products to be used where possible)
INGREDIENTS: 250g butter, 250g dark brown sugar, 6 eggs, 250g
sultanas, 250g raisins, 200g currants, 100g dates, 60g chopped
red glace cherries, 60g mixed peel, 60g chopped almonds, 375g
plain flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon mixed spice,
200ml sherry or brandy.
METHOD: Mix together all fruits and soak in the sherry or
brandy overnight. Sift together flour, baking powder and
spice. Cream together butter and sugar. Add the eggs one
at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively
add the fruit and flour and lastly the chopped nuts. Mix
thoroughly. Place mixture into a prepared square tin (approx.
19-22 cm in size. Bake in slow oven for approximately 3-3
1/2 hours.
Winner eligible to compete in State Final to be held at the
next Royal Adelaide Show. One entry per exhibitor.
PRIZES: First $60, Second $25, Third $10
2. GENOA CAKE
Genoa Cake made to Exhibitor’s own recipe, size and shape optional.
Winner eligible to compete in State Final to be held at the next Royal Adelaide Show
One entry per exhibitor
PRIZES: First $50, Second $20, Third $10
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CHILDREN’S SECTION
Primary students to year 7
ENTRY FREE First prize $1, second 50c
REGULATIONS: 1. All paper to be removed before staging.
2. Exhibits to be in clear plastic bags.
3. To be staged on covered cardboard.
45. 3 honey crackles.
46. 3 plain scones.
47. 3 pikelets.
48. 3 decorated bought biscuits.
49. 3 patty cakes, iced, may be decorated.
50. Chocolate bar cake - iced.
51. 3 Chocolate Crackles.
52. Decorated gingerbread or chocolate house. 150th Show
Trophy donated by Chandalin McElroy
AGGREGATE TROPHY: Mrs. D.M. McElroy Memorial Trophy
secondary students Year 8-12
53. 3 sweet muffins.
54. Jubilee cake - iced while hot.
55. 3 fruit scones.
56. Plain sponge - jam filling.
Mrs R.J. Childs Memorial Trophy
57. 3 pieces coconut ice.
58. Chocolate bar cake, iced.
L.P &T.A. Marcus Memorial Trophy
59. 1 Pizza.
60. 3 party iced cup cakes.
61. 3 pieces uncooked slice, 1 variety.
62. 3 decorated bought biscuits.
63. Decorated gingerbread or chocolate house.
150th Show Trophy donated by Chandalin McElroy.
AGGREGATE TROPHY: Donated by Sarah and Tim Kidman
champion exhibit - sash
REDMAN
REDMAN
WINES
WINES
Family Tradition
Tradition
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Riddoch Highway,
REDMANCoonawarra,
WINERY S.A.
Phone
8736
3331
Riddoch Highway, Coonawarra,
S.A.
Phone 8736 3331
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1724720
SECTION F1 –
2014 Country women's
Scone Mix Competition
Sponsored by Laucke Flour Mills
& SA Country Women’s Association
Competition Outline
• Best savoury variation of your scone recipe which must use
Laucke Country Women's Scone Mix as the base.
• Only one entry per person.
• Entrants are eligible to win one local final.
• Winners from each Local Shows are eligible to enter and be
judged at the appropriate Association Show.
• The 10 Association winners will then compete in a State Final
as part of the 2015 Royal Adelaide Show.
• No entry fee.
• Entrants please note that you DO NOT have to follow the
recipe on the back of the box. You use the mix as a base only.
• If the CWA Scone Mix is not available in your town please
contact the show secretary.
• Revenue to the CWA from sales of the scone mix is used
to assist drought affected families in South Australia and
Interstate.
Judging Guidelines
1. 5 scones presented for Judging.
2. Scones should be approximately 5cms in diameter.
3. Well risen, straight sides, thin golden crust top and bottom,
no
flour base.
4. Fine, moist texture, good crumb, good flavour and according to
type.
Prize Allocation
LOCAL
1st Laucke Goods Hamper (value approx $17)
2nd Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1x1.2kg, value approx
$5.50)
3rd Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1x1.2kg, value approx
$5.50)
ASSOCIATION:
1st – $40.00 cash
2nd – $20.00 cash
3rd – $10.00 cash
STATE:
1st – $200.00 cash
2nd – $75.00 cash
3rd – $40.00 cash
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RSL ANZAC BISCUITS
Sponsored by Coonawarra-Penola RSL
To be judged by RSL Diggers
SECTION F2 – PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Must be child's own work. To be on covered square cardboard.
To be staged by 12 noon Friday, October 31 in supper room.
1. Three homemade Anzac biscuits using the recipe below. 1st $20,
2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5.
SECTION F3 - HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
1. Three homemade Anzac biscuits using the recipe below.
1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5.
Must use this recipe:
Ingredients:
1 cup rolled oats
1 cup sugar
1 cup coconut
1 tablespoon golden syrup
3/4 cup plain flour
2 tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
2 tablespoons boiling water
Method:
Melt butter in a small saucepan.
In a small bowl, dissolve the bicarbonate of soda in the boiling water.
Add golden syrup to dissolved soda and water. Combine with
melted butter.
Mix dry ingredients in a large bowl and stir in liquid. Mix well.
Roll a heaped teaspoon of mixture into a ball and place on to
buttered tray and bake in a moderate oven (180C) until
golden brown.
Allow to cool on the tray slightly before lifting off - as they are
soft till cold.
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PRIMARY
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OCTOBER 26 at 12 noon
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2.
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3.
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SECTION K — STUdENT ART
SECTION K — STUdENT ART
ENTRIES CLOSE WEdNESdAY, OCTOBER 26 at 12 noon.
Steward:
Mountford (phone
8737 26
2500)
ENTRIES Margaret
CLOSE WEdNESdAY,
OCTOBER
at 12 noon.
Steward:
(phone
8737
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Section K to be at the stadium hall by 12 noon Friday,
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October
28. must be completed and submitted at show office.
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SECTION G – JAMS AND PRESERVES
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
1. A
ll prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General
Regulations of this Society.
2. All exhibits must be staged 11am Friday, October 31 as
directed by Stewards, in the Supper Room.
STEWARDS – Mesdames H. Lambert (Phone 8736 6040), J. Thorn
(phone 8737 2430), D. Galpin.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE at 12noon WED,
OCTOBER 29 at Rymill Hall
ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry. First prize $1, second 50c
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
One Jar Grapefruit Marmalade.
One Jar Lemon and Orange Marmalade.
One Jar of Marmalade, any other kind.
One Jar Apricot Jam.
One Jar Berry Jam.
One Jar Plum Jam.
One Jar Fig Jam.
3 different varieties of Jam.
One Jar Quince Jelly.
One Jar Fruit Jelly, any other kind.
150th Show Trophy donated by Bunnings
One Jar Green Tomato Pickle.
One Jar Mustard Pickles.
One Jar Tomato Chutney.
One Jar Chutney, any other kind.
One Jar Pickled Onions.
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32.
One Bottle Tomato Sauce.
One Bottle Plum Sauce.
Chilli Sauce
One Jar Mayonnaise.
3 different varieties of preserved fruit.
One Jar Preserved Apricots.
One Jar Preserved Pears.
One Jar Preserved Peaches.
Preserved Olives.
Pickled Seafood.
Pickled Beetroot.
Jar mixed pickled Vegetables.
Dried Fruit. (name variety) (fruit pieces or leather straps)
Quince Paste - $5 prize.
Preserved Figs (any way) - $5 prize.
Local Honey (name & flavour) (hives owned by exhibitor) - $5 prize
Fruit Cordial (no artificial colours or flavours) - $5 prize
Aggregate trophy donated by L. Jackson.
Champion exhibit
– Sash & Trophy donated by Berkefelds Pty Ltd
since 1945
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SECTION H – PATCHWORK & CRAFT
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
1. A
ll prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of
this Society.
2. No exhibit will be permitted to compete in more than one class.
3. All exhibits must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor.
4. Any exhibit that has been awarded a first prize at any previous Show
of this Society is not permitted to enter in the same class.
5. All exhibits will be staged by 12 noon Friday, October 31 as
directed by Stewards in Rymill Hall.
6. Exhibit tickets must be attached to all exhibits when left with
Stewards.
7. Two entries per person per category.
8. Quilts must not exceed single bed size.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE 12 noon WED, OCTOBER 29
ENTRY FEE: 50c. First prize $2, second $1.
STEWARDS – J. Fennell (8737 2340), M. Redman and W. Frankling
(8737 2054).
PATCHWORK
1. Any machine made article.
2. Any hand made article.
3. Patchwork cushion.
4. Patchwork quilt – single size – Sash to be awarded.
5. Patchwork quilt – small size.
6. Hand quilted article.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SASH – PATCHWORK SECTION
donated by Penola Heritage Quilters.
WYNNS
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Open every day except
Christmas Day
Memorial Drive,
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Proudly sponsoring the Penola Show
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7. Soft toy. 150th Show Trophy.
8. Best dressed teddy.
9. Recycled article.
10. Hand-made novelty wall hanging.
11. Two different coat hangers.
12. Christmas gift cost not to exceed $5.
13. Christmas wreath - any medium.
14. Bag, any medium.
15. Article in leather
16. Scrapbook page
17. A Christmas decoration
18. Beaded Bracelet
19. Felted hat
20. Felted article
21. Any other handicraft
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SASH – AGGREGATE TROPHY
– CRAFT SECTION – donated by S.C. Giles.
SECTION I – KNITTING & CROCHET
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
ll prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General
1. A
Regulations of this Society.
2. No exhibit will be permitted to compete in more than one Class.
3. All exhibits must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor.
4. Any exhibit that has been awarded a first prize at any previous
Show of this Society is not permitted to enter the same Class.
5. All exhibits will be staged by Friday, October 31 at 12 noon
as directed by Stewards.
6. Exhibit tickets must be attached to all exhibits when left with
Stewards.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
29 at 12 noon ENTRY FEE: 50c per entry. First prize $2, second $1.
STEWARDS – M. Redman (ph 8737 2260), W. Frankling (ph 8737 2045)
and N. Mathers.
All articles must be new and unwashed, and made in the last 2 years.
KNITTING
1.Lady’s or Gent’s hand knitted jumper or cardigan
2.Child’s hand knit jumper or cardigan
3.Infant’s hand knit jumper
5.Baby’s hand knit bootees
6.Knitted toy
8.Homespun article
9. Knitted tea cosy. 150 Years Trophy donated by Bunnings.
10. Knitted hat or beret
11. Knitted scarf
12. Multicoloured knitted knee rug
13. Any article not listed
Champion exhibit - B.R. & Peter March Memorial Trophy
CROCHET
14.Lady’s crochet shawl.
15.Infant’s crochet frock.
16.Crocheted rug.
17.Crocheted article not listed - large.
18.Crocheted article not listed - small.
19.Crocheted doll’s outfit.
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SECTION I – NEEDLE WORK
20.Counted cross stitch framed.
21. Any article in basic embroid.
150th Show Trophy donated by Bunnings
22. Any article machine embroidery.
23. Any article in hand applique.
24. Any article in machine applique.
25. Any article in shadow embroidery.
26. Article in stump work.
27. Article in ribbon embroidery. Ribbon as a thread.
28. Smocking any article.
29. Baby blanket embroidered or applique.
30. Christmas decoration embroidered by hand.
Aggregate trophy donated by Travelling Threads
SECTION J – STUDENT CRAFT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
ENTRY FREE: Prize money first $1, second 50c.
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 at 12 noon
PRIMARY
Craft article. Year 4 to 5
Hand sewn or machine made article. Year 4 to 5
Craft article. Year 6 to 7
Hand knitted article. Year 6 to 7
Hand sewn or machine made article. Year 6 to 7
Bracelet, any medium.
Trophies for classes 1 and 3 Mrs P. Kluge Memorial Trophy.
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SECTION K – STUDENT ART
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 at 12 noon.
Steward: Margaret Mountford (phone 8737 2500)
Entries in Section K to be at the stadium by 12 noon Friday, October 31.
Entry forms must be completed and submitted at show office.
Entry Free. First prize $1, second prize 50c.
Items not to exceed one metre square. Framed or mounted pictures
must have appropriate wire or hooks for hanging.
2D Art: drawing, painting, printing
3D Art: sculpture, fabric craft, ceramics
Open: any art medium (as listed above)
PRIMARY
1. Drawing. Year 4 and 5
2. Drawing. Year 6 and 7
3. Painting. Year 4 and 5
4. Painting. Year 6 and 7
5. Any kind of print. Year 4 and 5
6. Any kind of print. Year 6 and 7
7. 3D article or model. Year 4 and 5
8. 3D article or model. Year 6 and 7
9. Miscellaneous. Year 4 and 5
10. Miscellaneous. Year 6 and 7
SECONDARY
11. Year 8 2D
12. Year 8 3D
13. Year 9 2D
14. Year 9 3D
15. Year 10 2D
16. Year 10 3D
17. Year 11 Open - Trophy donated by Lyn Pitt
18. Year 12 Open - Trophy donated by Lyn Pitt
SECTION L
– WOODWORK & MODEL BUILDING
1. Year 8 Woodwork.
2. Year 9 Woodwork.
3. Year 10 Woodwork.
4. Senior School Woodwork.
5. Junior School Woodturning.
6. Senior School Woodturning.
7. Any Laminated Article.
8. Open — Woodwork.
Trophy for Best Exhibit in Woodwork section, donated by
P.J. and B. D. Gartner. (Excludes Class 8).
Article will be judged according to year level.
9. Model, Primary school student.
10. Model, High School student.
11. Model, Open.
LIONS CLUB TROPHY – BEST ENTRIES IN MODEL BUILDING
SECTION CLASSES 9 & 10.
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SECTION M – FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
1. A
ll prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General
Regulations of this Society.
2. All exhibits in this Section must have been grown by the
exhibitor or must have been in his/her possession for at least
two months prior to date of Show.
3. Entries to be shown with tops on (*).
4. All exhibits to be staged by 12 noon, Friday, November 1 at Rymill Hall.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE AT 12noon WED, OCTOBER 30.
ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry. First prize $1, second 50c.
STEWARDS: Mr. Ian Tregenza, Ms Colleen Jackson (0418 264 530),
Mrs. Sarah Kidman (phone 8737 3908).
1. Three Oranges.
2. Three Lemons.
3. One Cabbage.
4. One Cauliflower.
5. Three Parsnips*.
6. Three Turnips*.
7. Three Carrots*.
8. Three Radishes*.
9. Six stalks Rhubarb. 150th Show Trophy donated by Masters.
10. One head of Broccoli.
11. Beetroot, bunch of 3*.
12. One Lettuce.
13. Three Onions, old.
14. Three Onions, new*.
15. Four Stalks Asparagus.
16. Broad Beans, 250g.
17. One Pumpkin.
18. Collection of fresh vegetables (display area 1m)
- RJ Childs Memorial Trophy.
19. Three new Potatoes.
20. Peas in Pod, 250g.
21. Snow Peas, 250g
22. Six stalks of Silver Beet.
23. Three Leeks*.
24. One bunch of Parsley - tied.
25. One bunch of Mint - tied.
26. Bunch of Herbs, 1 cut of each kind - tied.
AGGREGATE TROPHY donated by Mrs M. Hanel
CHAMPION FRUIT and VEGETABLES EXHIBIT.
SASH and TROPHY donated by Windara Bakery.
CHILDREN’S SECTION
ENTRY FREE. Prize $1, second 50c.
Open to all Schoolchildren within the District Council of Wattle Range.
27. Three Lemons. 150 Years Trophy donated by Masters.
28. Three Oranges
29 One Cabbage.
30. One Cauliflower.
31. Three Parsnips*.
32. Three Turnips*.
33. Three Carrots*.
34. Three Radishes*.
35. Beetroot, bunch of 3*.
36. One Lettuce.
37. Broad Beans, 250g.
38. 3 New Potatoes.
39. Peas in Pod, 250g.
40. Snow Peas, 250g.
41. One Pumpkin.
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42. One bunch parsley - tied.
43. One bunch mint - tied.
44. Bunch herbs, 1 cut of each kind - tied.
Champion exhibit. Sash & Trophy donated by Berkefelds Pty Ltd
Aggregate trophy donated by Penola Show Society.
Prize money sponsored by Ian & Judy Tregenza
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Section O – Roses A & B GRADE
Sectional Regulations
1. A
ll prizes in this section are offered in terms of general
regulations of this Society.
2.All exhibits of Roses must have been grown and staged by the exhibitor.
3. IF AN EXHIBIT IS DISQUALIFIED IT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR
ANOTHER AWARD.
4. All exhibits in this Section will be staged by 12 noon, Friday
October 31 as directed by Stewards at Rymill Hall.
5. Exhibitors must use containers and bowls supplied by the Society.
Entries in this section close on WED, October 29 at 12 noon.
entry fee 50¢ per entry.
Prizemoney. A & B Grade: 1st $2, 2nd $1.
STEWARDS: G. Mulligan (phone 8736 6070), M. Hinze, S. McIntyre,
S. Kidman, E. Bowden.
ATTENTION – Exhibitors:
CUT – A "cut" carries more than one bloom and/or bud or buds.
Stem – M
eans single bloom or bud.
BUD – A "bud" is defined as the unexpanded stage of a rose
flower, with NO petals unfurling.
NND – Means not necessarily distinct. Distinct means different.
ROSES TO BE NAMED IF POSSIBLE.
HERITAGE ROSES, PRIOR TO 1920.
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A Grade
1. Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 3 stems. NND.
2. Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 1 stem
3. Rose, Red, 3 stems. NND.
4. Rose, Pink, 3 stems. NND.
5. Rose, White, 3 stems. NND.
6. Rose, Yellow, 3 stems. NND.
7. Rose, any other colour/s (not red, pink, white or yellow) 3 stems NND
8. Floribunda Roses, 3 stems or cuts NND.
9. Floribunda Rose, 1 stem or cut.
10. Miniature rose, 3 stems or cuts NND
11. Miniature Rose, 1 stem or cut
12. 3 stems of any one variety of large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose.
One full bloom, one intermediate stage and one bud (colour of
bud must show).
13. Large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose, 1 full bloom (Stamens Showing)
14. Climber Rose, 1 stem or cut (no minis)
15. David Austin rose, 3 stems or cuts
16. David Austin rose, 1 stem or cut
17. Heritage rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)
18. Australian Bred Rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)
19. Rose, single (no more than 8 petals) 1 stem or cut
20. Roses, not elsewhere enumerated, 3 stems or cuts NND (eg polyantha, hybrid musk, modern shrub)
21. Rose, not elsewhere enumerated, 1 stem or cut (eg polyantha,
hybrid musk, modern shrub)
22. Bowl of large flowered roses (Hybrid Tea), 6 to 12 stems or cuts. NND. (Bowl supplied)
23. Bowl of floribunda roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts. NND.
(Bowl supplied)
24. Bowl of Miniature Roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts. NND.
(Bowl supplied)
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B Grade
Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 3 stems. NND.
Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 1 stem
Rose, Red, 3 stems. NND.
Rose, Pink, 3 stems. NND.
Rose, White, 3 stems. NND.
Rose, Yellow, 3 stems. NND.
Rose, any other colour/s (not red, pink, white or yellow)
3 stems. NND
32. Floribunda Roses, 3 stems or cuts NND.
33. Floribunda Rose, 1 stem or cut.
34. Miniature rose, 3 stems or cuts NND
35. Miniature Rose, 1 stem or cut
36. 3 stems of any one variety of large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose.
One full bloom, one intermediate stage and one bud
(colour of bud must show).
37. Large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose, 1 full bloom (Stamens Showing)
38. Climber Rose, 1 stem or cut (no minis)
39. David Austin rose, 3 stems or cuts
40. David Austin rose, 1 stem or cut
41. Heritage rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)
42. Australian Bred Rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)
43. Rose, single (no more than 8 petals) 1 stem or cut
44. Roses, not elsewhere enumerated, 3 stems or cuts NND (eg polyantha, hybrid musk, modern shrub)
45. Rose, not elsewhere enumerated, 1 stem or cut (eg polyantha,
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47. Bowl of floribunda roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts. NND.
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48. Bowl of Miniature Roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts. NND.
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TROPHIES ROSE SECTION
GRAND CHAMPION ROSE.
A bloom or stem from Classes 1 - 21 and 25 - 45 in Section 0
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$1,000 cash donated by St Mary’s Wines.
W.L. Redman Memorial Sash.
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Trophy donated by HIGHBANK WINES and
$50 voucher donated by GARDENARIUM.
best exhibit Floribunda
Classes 8-9 A Grade trophy donated by
NEUTROG FERTILIZERS.
Classes 32-33 B Grade trophy donated by
VINTAGE CAFE & E.E. MUIR & SON
BEST EXHIBIT MINIATURE ROSES
Classes 10-11 A Grade trophy donated by
NEUTROG FERTILIZERS.
Classes 34-35 B Grade trophy donated by
MURRAY'S COUNTRY COTTAGES and $50 donated by
LIMESTONE COAST ROSES.
BEST EXHIBIT Bowl of Roses - 150th show Trophy
Classes 22-24 A Grade trophy one dozen bottles of wine
donated by WYNNS and trophy donated by
M.G. Williams Pharmacy.
Classes 46-48 B Grade trophy six bottles of wine donated by
DI GIORGIO FAMILY WINES and
trophy donated by coonawarra Station Restaurant.
AGGREGATE ROSE A GRADE SECTION
$150 voucher donated by Wagners’ Roses and
NEUTROG FERTILIZERS.
AGGREGATE ROSE B GRADE SECTION
Donated by Neutrog Fertilizers and Evelynne Bowden.
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SECTION P – CUT FLOWERS
Sectional Regulations
1. All prizes in this section are offered in terms of General
Regulations of this Society.
2. All exhibits of Flowers must have been grown & staged by
exhibitor.
3. When more than one cut is shown, they must be of distinct
varieties and colours unless otherwise stated, only one cut of
each variety to be shown in any one tube, unless otherwise
specified.
4. IF AN EXHIBIT IS DISQUALIFIED IT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR
ANOTHER AWARD.
5. All exhibits in the Section will be staged by 12 noon Friday,
October 31, as directed by Steward at Rymill Hall.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 29 AT 12 noon – NO LATE ENTRIES.
ENTRY FEE: 50¢ per entry, first prize $1, second 50¢.
STEWARDS: G. Eckermann, K. McLean (Phone: 8737 2671) and
Y. Richardson
ATTENTION EXHIBITORS
DISTINCT means different.
NND means not necessarily distinct.
A BLOOM means one flower on a stem.
A CUT OR STEM is a stem bearing two or more flowers.
1. Geranium, Double 1 bloom.
2. Geranium, Single 1 bloom.
3. Geranium, 3 blooms, NND.
4. Pelargoniums, 3 blooms, NND.
5. Aquilegias, 3 cuts, NND.
6. Pansies/Viola, 3 blooms, NND.
7. Daisies, any type, 3 blooms, NND.
8. Carnation, 1 bloom or cut
9. Calendulas, 3 blooms, NND.
10. Ranunculi, 3 blooms, NND.
11. Dutch Iris, 3 blooms, NND.
12. Bearded Iris, 1 cut.
13. Bearded Iris, 3 cuts distinct.
14. Bearded Iris, 3 florets distinct.
15. Bowl of 6 Iris florets, Bearded (bowl supplied), NND
16. Iris, any variety, 3 cuts distinct.
17. Antirrhinums, 3 cuts, NND.
18. Sweet Peas, 3 cuts distinct to be staged in one container.
19. Sweet Peas, 6 cuts, NND to be staged in two containers.
20. Delphinium, 1 cut.
21. Cinerarias, 3 cuts, NND.
22. Tuberous or Bulbous, 1 cut or bloom.
23. Tuberous or Bulbous, 3 cuts or blooms distinct varieties.
24. Alstroemeria 3 stems NND
25. Stocks, one cut
26. Poppies, 3 blooms, NND.
27. Foxglove, 1 cut.
28. Fuchsia, 3 cuts distinct.
29. One Garden Cut or Bloom.
150th Show Trophy donated by Masters.
30. Climbers or ramblers, 1 cut.
31. Flowers, 3 blooms distinct.
32. Six garden cuts (shrubs/flowers) distinct
33. Shrubs excluding roses, 1 cut.
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34.
35.
36.
37.
Shrubs excluding roses, 3 cuts distinct.
Shrubs or Trees indigenous to Australia, 3 cuts distinct.
Foliage, 1 cut.
Number of garden flowers, any type, 1 cut or bloom of
each arranged in a bowl or basket.
38. The best display of varied flowers and/or foliage indigenous
to Australia.
FRANCIS AGGREGATE MEMORIAL TROPHY & $25 CASH
Donated by South West Wools: 1st-5 points, 2nd-3 points, 3rd-1
point.
W.L. REDMAN MEMORIAL SASH FOR CHAMPION CUT
FLOWER (excluding roses and shrubs).
CHAMPION CUT FLOWER (excluding roses and shrubs).
Springfield trophy donated by Miss K. Malcolm + $50 cash
donated by South West Wools.
CHAMPION SHRUB – Sash & Eric brand memorial
trophy.
CHAMPION IRIS – TROPHY & SASH, $100 cash donated by
Rose Coote.
Runner Up – $25 cash donated by Geoff Eckermann.
S H O W
S P E C I A L
10% STOREWIDE
ALL SHOW WEEKEND!
Terry, Loretta & Staff would like to congratulate the Show
Committee for celebrating their 150th Show this year
Lay-by now for Christmas. Free Delivery
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SECTION P1 – CUT FLOWERS
CHILDREN’s CUT FLOWERS
Refer to Sectional regulations for cut flowers
Steward: C. McElroy 0438 373 165 and Y. Richardson
Cuts must be staged by children by 12 noon on Friday,
October 31 but not necessarily grown by them. Entry free.
prizemoney. First prize $1, second 50c.
Primary school children
39. Roses, 3 stems, no buds, NND.
40. Daisies, 3 stems, no buds, NND.
41. Pansies/Violas, 3 blooms, NND.
42. 3 stems, not buds – not Roses, Daisies or Pansies, NND.
*150th Show Trophy donated by Masters.
43. Flowering Shrub any type, 1 cut.
Champion trophy & SASH donated by C McElroy.
SECONDARY school children
44. Roses, 3 stems, no buds, NND.
45. Daisies, 3 stems, no buds, NND.
46. Pansies/Violas, 3 blooms, NND.
47. 3 stems, no buds – not Roses, Daisies or Pansies, NND.
*150th Show Trophy donated by Masters.
48. Flowering shrub any type, 1 cut.
Champion trophy donated by P. Balnaves and daughter.
Aggregate P1 and P2 - Grace Jackson Memorial Trophy.
CHAMPION CHILDREN’S ROSE - Sash and $50 gift
voucher donated by Di’s Gifts and Flowers.
Runner-up - Sash and trophy donated by Balnaves of
Coonawarra
*150th Show Trophy awarded to 42 or 47.
Something for everyone
A Gift Buyer’s Delight gifts for all occasions
Fresh Flowers
& Dry Cleaning
Free delivery - Penola area
Open 7 Days
Mon - Sat. 9am - 5pm
Sun. 10.30am - 5pm
Proud sponsor and supporter of the Penola Show
43 Church Street, Penola 5277
Phone (08) 8737 2284
Fax (08) 8737 2725
A/H (08) 8737 2341
1724722
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Wilson Contracting Penola
Fencing Contractors
Vineyard Trellis
Farm Fencing
Excavator/Bobcat Hire
Tony 0427 799 003
1725852
LT & JM Wilson Pty Ltd
Engineering Workshop
13 Ellen St, Penola
Clem (08) 8737 3470
Paint Tinting – Garden Advice
BBQs – LPG
Power Tools – Automotive
Outdoor Furniture – Homewares
Delivery – Key Cutting
Penola Hardware
23 Arthur Street
Penola, SA 5277
T: 08 8737 2281
M: 0488 146 688
F: 08 8737 2601
E: [email protected]
www.penolahardware.com
1725953
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SECTION Q – POT PLANTS
Sectional Regulations
STEWARD: Colleen Jackson (ph 0417 264 530)
ll prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General
1. A
Regulations of this Society.
2. All exhibits must be the property of the Exhibitor.
3. May be grown and shown in any type of container.
4. All exhibits in this Section will be staged as directed by the
Stewards by 12 noon Friday, October 31 at Rymill Hall.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 30 AT 12 noon.
ENTRY FEE: 50¢ per entry. First prize $1, second 50¢.
1. Geranium in flower. 150th Show Trophy donated by Masters.
2. Pelargonium in flower.
3. Orchid in flower.
4. Plant or plants in flower not elsewhere enumerated.
5. Foliage, ornamental or variegated Plant.
6. Fern Maiden Hair.
7. Fern any other type.
8. Hanging basket any type
9. One Succulent any type.
10. Cactus, any type.
11. Begonia, any type.
AGGREGATE TROPHY – DONATED BY IGA Fresh – Penola.
CHAMPION POT PLANT & SASH – TROPHY donated by
Planet Earth Nursery.
secondary & primary school students
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Geranium / Pelargonium.
Plant or plants in flower not elsewhere enumerated.
Foliage ornamental or variegated.
One succulent, any type.
Cactus, any type.
Any plant in a boot. – TROPHY donated by S. McIntyre.
“Serving Penola & Surrounding Districts”
Contact Landmark Penola for advice and
your requirements in:
Viticulture - Broadacre
Horticulture - Fertiliser
Animal Health - Stockfeed
Fencing - Water Equipment
Insurance - Real Estate
Wool - Livestock
Phone (08) 8737 2306 - Fax (08) 8737 2934
Mobile 0428 858 179
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Penola Pastoral Agricultural &
Horticultural Society Show
The Young Farmer
Challenge 2014
Sponsored by
Windara Bakery, Penola
& Wood Block Wines
Friday night, 31st October 2014
Are you up for the challenge?
The aim is to complete all challenges in the safest
manner and fastest time in a team format.
All you need is a team of 4 people.
Males and Females welcome.
Must be over 18 years of age
Involves 8 rural based challenges such as:
• Farmer’s Union Milk Scull
• Reverse Parking a Quad Bike
• Sack Truck Obstacle Course Race
PRIZE MONEY FOR FIRST, SECOND & THIRD PLACES
Please contact the Penola Show Society on 8737 2308
for more information or to register your team.
Teams must register by Friday the 24th of October 2014.
It is FREE to register.
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SECTION R –
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
1.All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General
Regulations of this Society.
2. All exhibits to be prepared from Cut Flowers and Foliage not necessarily grown by the exhibitor.
3.All exhibits to be staged Friday, October 31 by 12 noon as directed by the Stewards at Rymill Hall.
4. NO LATE ENTRIES.
ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE at 12noon WED, OCTOBER 29.
ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry. First prize $2, Second $1
STEWARDS: C. McElroy (phone 0438 373 165).
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SASH CLASS 1-5
1. Container of Roses.
2. Container of Flowers.
3. Arrangement using fruit, flowers and foliage.
4. "As I Like It" Theme 150 Years 5. Egg Cup of Flowers
AGGREGATE TROPHY - Mrs E.M. Reschke Memorial Trophy.
CHILDREN’S SECTION
ENTRY FREE. First $1, second prize 50c.
PRIMARY STUDENTS
(Must be done and staged by child)
6. Leaves floating in bowl of water (bowl supplied).
150th Show Trophy.
7. Decorated Plate of Flowers in sand (sand must not be visible,
saucer no larger 15cm diameter).
8. "As I Like It"
9. Decorated Greeting Card (dried or fresh flowers, nuts, berries,
seeds. Glue gum may be used).
10. Decorated Art made from fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds.
May use matches or toothpicks (no larger than 40cm).
11. Decorated boot, shoe or thong (fresh flowers)
12. Miniature Garden. No larger than 40cm.
13. Egg cup of flowers. – Trophy donated by K. McLean
14. Decorated egg, hard-boiled (plate supplied)
15. Vase/container of flowers
AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASSES 6-15.
Mrs L.W. Redman Memorial Trophy.
SECONDARY STUDENTS
(Must be done and staged by child)
16.Container of Roses.
17.Arrangement using fruit, flowers and foliage.
18."As I Like It"
19.Egg Cup of Flowers
20.Decorated egg, hard-boiled (plate supplied)
21.Decorated Greeting Card (dried or fresh flowers, nuts, berries,
seeds. Glue gun may be used.)
22. Vase/container of flowers.
Aggregate trophy classes 16-22.
Donated by - Toffee & Treats, Penola
CHAMPION EXHIBIT Sash & Trophy donated by
Silverback Engineering – CLASSES 6-22.
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SECTION S — ART SECTION
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
Steward: K Bence.
Entries in this section close at 12noon Wed, October 29
SENIOR ART SECTION
1. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor.
2. Works may be based on photographs but must not be
copied from any other person’s painting, hand-print, drawing,
sculpture, model or reproduction of same.
3. Novice art section is reserved for those who have never won a
prize for art in an open class for adults at a show.
4. No exhibit may be shown at more than two Penola Shows.
5. All pictures must be neatly framed for hanging with hooks & wire.
6. All exhibits must have the name of the exhibitor and title
clearly labeled on the back of each entry.
7. All exhibits must be staged by 4pm Thursday, October 30
in the stadium.
8. Stewards in charge of the Art Section may refuse to accept
any entry if it is considered unsuitable for exhibition.
ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry. Prizes: $2 first, $1 second.
LOCAL IMAGES art prize - Best entry in Adult Section
MARY SKENE KIDMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY - Best Novice
Prize for best Watercolour inc pen & wash - donated by
Jill Eckermann.
ADULT
1. Abstract or semi-abstract picture – any medium.
– prizemoney donated by Mrs G. Kidman
2. Landscape, seascape or townscape - any medium.
3. Portrait – any medium.
4. Still life – any medium.
5. Drawing – any drawing medium.
6. Pen and Wash or Watercolour.
7. Print – including etching, engraving etc.
8. 3D Art – Any medium
NOVICE
9. Abstract or semi-abstract picture – any medium.
– prizemoney donated by Mrs G. Kidman
10. Landscape, seascape or townscape - any medium.
11. Portrait – any medium.
12. Still life – any medium.
13. Drawing – any drawing medium.
14. Pen and Wash or Watercolour.
15. Print – including etching, engraving etc.
16. 3D Art – Any medium
STUDENT ART
“Then to Now” 150th Penola Show Poster Competition
Adult (18 & over) Prize: $50
Junior (17 & under) Prize $25
Sponsored by the Senior Art Steward
Create a poster that demonstrates the evolution of one of the
following themes over the last 150 years.
Tractors, Farm Machinery, Clothing, Baked Foods, Technology,
Buildings, History, The Show.
The poster must have a title of “2014 Penola 150th Show” be a
maxiumum size of A3 and created in any medium.
Entries close 12 noon Wednesday 29th October.
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SECTION T — PHOTOGRAPHY
SECTIONAL REGULATIONS
Steward: Rick Paltridge (Phone 8737 2755, mobile 0427 372 755)
ll prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General
1. A
Regulations of this Society.
2. A
ll exhibits to be taken by exhibitor but can be developed and
printed under any conditions.
pen and Novice Section only
3. O
MINIMUM SIZE 7" x 5", (EXCLUDING MOUNTING)
MAXIMUM SIZE 20" x 16", (INCLUDING MOUNTING)
4. P
lease Note: All exhibits must be lodged either with the
Secretary or Steward at Penola no later than 5.00pm on
the Thursday before the Show (30th October).
ll prints must have the name of the exhibitor, the title if
5. A
any, and the exhibiting class number on the back of each
entry.
6. Juniors may enter in the Novice and Open Sections.
7. No prints may be entered in more than one class.
8. No late entries.
9. No entry may be shown in more than 2 Penola Shows.
10. Before any prizes can be awarded in a Novice or Open Class,
a minimum of 3 individual entries must be received in
that Class.
11. To be eligible for a Novice Class, entrants must only be an
amateur photographer and never won any photographic
competition before.
12. In the interest of safety, exhibits framed with glass should
be avoided.
ALL ENTRIES for 2014 CLOSE WEDnesday, OCTOBER 29.
ENTRY FEE: $1.00 Open. First prize $10, second prize $5, third
prize $2
OPEN SECTION – COLOUR PRINT
1. Landscape or Seascape.
2. Nature.
3. People (including Portraiture).
4. Any other subject.
5.
6.
7.
8.
OPEN SECTION – BLACK AND WHITE PRINT
Landscape or Seascape.
Nature.
People (including Portraiture).
Any other subject.
ENTRY FEE: 50c Novice. First prize $7, second prize $3,
third prize $1.
NOVICE SECTION – COLOUR PRINT
9. Landscape or Seascape.
10. Nature.
11. People (including Portraiture).
12. Any other subject.
OPEN AGGREGATE TROPHY $100.00 donated by Mrs R. Kain
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SASH
Many thanks to Leolla Balk and the Prince of Wales Hotel
Motel for the sponsorship of accommodation for special
guests and entertainers and to Masters of Mount Gambier
and Bunnings Mount Gambier for sponsorship of the
special 150th classes.
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JUNIOR SECTION
PRIMARY
ENTRY: FREE, First prize $5, second prize $2, third prize $1.
Maximum size print A4 or 8" x 12" (including mount).
13. Colour or black & white print. Any subject.
SECONDARY
Colour or black and white print
ENTRY: FREE First prize $5, second prize $2.
Maximum size 8" x 12" including mounting
Maximum of 4 entries per student
14. Landscape or Seascape.
15. Nature.
16. People (including Portraiture).
17. Any other subject.
18. Special 150th Anniversary Trophy & Theme
"Wandering through Wynns"
All entries have to be indentifiable as associated with Wynns
Winery, Coonawarra.
ENTRY: Free. First prize $20, second prize $5. Maximum size print
A4 or 8" x 12" (including mount).
Best Photograph Prize of $5.00 for Junior Section donated in
memory of Mrs E.M. Reschke.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SASH
SATURDAY
Activities for the kids
$1 coin scramble
Sponsored by Penola Business Association
Penola
Showgrounds
Stockhorse
Challenge
Gate
Horse
Yards
JOHN STREET ENTRANCE
Sports
Club
Cattle
Area
MAIN
OVAL
Warner
Pavilion
Show
'n'
Shine
Stadium
Ramp
Rymill Hall
Secretary's
Office
Sideshow Alley
Gate
CAMERON STREET – PEDESTRIANS ONLY
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Key timelines of the
Penola Pastoral, Agricultural &
Horticultural Society
(P.A & H)
1864 First South-Eastern District Pastoral and Agricultural Society Show held in Penola, on a site adjacent the Casterton Road on land owned by Mr E Davis.
1867 Penola P A & H Society established.
1868 First Penola P A & H Society Show held.
1885 Penola P A & H Society incorporated.
1890s Show held on land behind ... Forresters Hall, and the sheep pens were situated on the present site of the Institute.
(30 May, 1957, The Pennant)
1896 Held at new Showground, possibly at a site 1 ½ miles north of Penola on the Naracoorte Road.
1912 Show Society purchased a property from late Mr W J Roberts on the corner of Clarke and Arthur Street, opposite the railway station. First show held there in 1914.
1939- Show became a patriotic fundraiser with proceeds going
1945 towards the WW2 war effort. A full show resumed in 1946.
1946 Mr C Black offered to sell 21 acres of his land to the Show Society as a site for the new show ground.
1948 The McCorquindale family presented property deeds to the Show Society.
1950 New Show ground officially opened in October.
1952 New memorial gates opened by Premier Thomas Playford.
1953 New Rymill Hall opened, made possible by funds gifted by the Rymill family, and ...to commemorate the pioneer work of the Riddoch and Rymill family.
1957 The Supper room (extension to Hall) was opened by Mr David Skene in May.
1962 An estimated 8,000 attended the show.
Display of Quilts by
Penola Heritage Quilters
in Rymill Hall
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150th PENOLA SHOW
LOTS OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY
Sheaf Tossing • Beef All Breeds
Cattle • Sideshows & Trade displays
Yard Dogs • Horses in Action • Animal
Nursery • Stockhorse Challenge • Kids
entertainment • Indoor exhibits • Native
animals & reptiles.
Lunch in sports club on Saturday catered by Penola Hospital Auxiliary
Lions BBQ Friday night & Saturday.
GATE CHARGES
Friday night, Saturday – Adults $12, school students $5
Family ticket (2 adults and 3 children under 18 years) – $30
Aged Pensioners – $5
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP - 2 day
Family $40, Single adult $20, U/18 $10,
Aged pensioner $10, Life membership $300
CLOSING DATES FOR ENTRIES
• All entries – Wednesday, October 29, 12noon
• Horses – Wednesday, October 22
The Penola P.A. & H. Society would like to
sincerely thank all sponsors and volunteers.
Cover photos - Christy Radford Photography
SHEAF TOSSING
Saturday, 2.00pm
Proudly Sponsored by:
Bendigo Bank, Beach Energy & TDC Penola
Convenors: M. Schache and J. Childs (8737 2540)
Open, Handicap & Local
The Penola P.A.&H. Society
would like to sincerely thank
all sponsors and volunteers
for supporting the show.
Fireworks Sponsors
Wilson Contracting & Engineering
Wynns Coonawarra Estate
Penola Shell Roadhouse
Heyward’s Royal Oak Hotel
The Penola Pennant
The Showmen’s Guild
IGA Fresh - Penola
Penola Post Office
Empak Homes – Mt Gambier
Mary MacKillop Memorial School Parent Club
DK’s Cruizin Coffee
Penola Recycling Depot
Penola Hardware
Moya Trading
Berkefelds - Mt Gambier
Penola & District Little Athletics
Friday Night under lights
Come and Try!
Keep Fit and Have Fun!
Sponsored by Merrett Logging
Kids if you are aged 3 to 17 come and try Little Athletics.
No cost involved on this night.
A modified program will be running
for your interest and enjoyment.
All welcome.
If you would like to know any more information
please phone: Simone McArthur, 0427 648 061
life. be in it!
150th Penola Show
Friday, October 31 &
Saturday, November 1, 2014
(Horses only Sunday)
Gates open 4pm Friday
& 7am Saturday
Major Attractions
Friday Night
Marnee Degenhardt
Manager
P: 08 8737 2200
E: [email protected]
Earlybir
d
2 day m
embers
hip
must be
purcha
sed
by Thu
rsday, O
ct 30
Family
$40
Single A
dult $20
Under 1
8 $10
Aged P
ensione
r
$10
Special Heifer show • Little Aths
SciWorld in stadium • CFS display
Australian champion whipcrackers
Young Farmers Challenge • Blade Shearing • Tea available in club
Live music by Kim Ritchie • St Mary’s Grand champion rose
DAVE RUSSELL MOTORCYCLE STUNTMAN
FIREWORKS
Saturday
Official opening of show by President of the Royal Agricultural and
Horticultural Society of SA, Mr Richard Fewster.
Proudly supporting the Penola Show
www.alexandercameronsuites.com.au
Hansen Design & Print 08 8762 3699
ABC Live broadcast with ABC garden guru Malcolm Campbell
Kids entertainment • $1 coin scramble • Sciworld • Fashion parade
in stadium • Bush poetry in Sports Club • Animal nursery: native animals & reptiles • Show”n” Shine • Live music by Kim Ritchie
GRAND PARADE