Document 372465
Cattle SOCIETY OFFICIALS ALBANY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Incorporated Postal Address: Post Office Box 392, ALBANY 6331 Location: Centennial Oval, Lockyer Avenue, Albany Telephone 98414003; Facsimile 98416548; E-mail [email protected]; Website www.albanyshow.org.au PATRON: Mr John O’Meehan VICE PATRONS: Mayor Dennis Wellington; Kevin Prince LLB; Peter Watson MLA; Hon Robyn McSweeney JP MLC; Hon Colin Holt MLC; Mr Rick Wilson MP TRUSTEES: Messrs D Johnson; RJH Whittem; Mr G Wilson PRESIDENT: Mrs Erika Henderson SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mrs Doreen Lyon JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mr Des Wolfe IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Mr Rob Wright EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Mrs B Swainston; Messrs G Crane; P Murray COUNCIL: Messrs T Beech; K Lord; D McIntosh; G Richardson; E Rogers; E Schekell; E Shilling; S Welsh; G Willmott; G Wilson Mesdames D Bell; J Elson; L Goodrem; T McAllister; K Oakley; D Panizza; J Porter; S Smith; J Sutcliffe; A Watson, SECRETARY: Mr Paul Higginson TREASURER: Mrs Carolyn Cockayne Page 2 of 24 PERPETUAL TROPHIES The following trophies are competed for in each section in turn. For the purpose of deciding the winner of the trophy, the following points will be counted: Champion 1; First 3; Second 2; unless otherwise stipulated for the particular section. Each trophy will be engraved with the winner exhibitors name, section and year and will entitle them to hold the trophy for twelve months, returning it to the secretary one month prior to the following show. ABC RADIO 6AL SILVER CUP .......................................................................................... Supreme Ridden Exhibit AF MARSHALL TROPHY .............................................................................................. Most Points - Rose Section ALBANY AMATEUR WINEMAKERS CUP .................................................................................. Top Wine of Show ARTHUR AND FREDA MARSHALL TROPHY ......................................................... Best Exhibit Pot Plant Section B. LANGE TRAY ............................................................................................................................. Horses in Action BETTER HEARING ALBANY WA .......................................................................................................... Junior Craft CHALLENGE (Westpac) BANK TROPHY ........................................ Winner of the unofficial dressage competition COMMERCIAL CATTLE............................................................................................................... First place class 1 COMMERCIAL CATTLE............................................................................................................... First place class 3 EILEEN CROXFORD PERPETUAL SHIELD ....................................... Best Bowl of Exhibition/ Decorative Roses FIELDING INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION TROPHY ................................... Goats FRANGIPANI FLORAL STUDIO PERPETUAL TROPHY .............................. Best Interpretive Design – Floral Art GLENICE FLETT SHIELD ................................................ Most Points over all Sections - Creative Craft / Cookery J & M MEUZELAAR TROPHY..............................................................................Most Points – Vegetable Classes J M THOMSON TROPHY......................................................................................................... Champion Gladiolus Mr HAROLD SHAW TROPHY ................................ Small Flowered Gladiolus Championship – not available 2012 MURIEL HAINES MEMORIAL CUP ................................................................. Most Outstanding Exhibit – Crochet NELL WATKINS TROPHY ............................................................................................ Most Points Hand Spinning OLLIE TREASURE MEMORIAL TROPHY .................................... Exhibitor gaining most points in Poultry Section PARATTAH STUD TROPHY ................................................................... Winner Great Southern Pony of the Year R W GOODMAN TROPHY ($50 cash) ............................................................................................................. Wool R W GOODMAN TROPHY .............................................................. Most Outstanding Exhibit Horticultural Section R&C DUFFIELD CHAMPION GALLOWAY .........................................................Trophy donated by R & C Duffield SALES EXCHANGE CHAMPION HACK ........................................................ Trophy donated by Sales Exchange SILVER JUBILEE CUP ............................................................................ Winner Great Southern Hack of the Year SPRINGHAVEN TROPHY................................................................................... Best Sliver Exhibit Hand Spinning THE BEAL CUP ...................................................................... Most points Horse Section by any single competitor THELMA SIMPSON SHIELD...................................................................................................Most points Floral Art WA GERANIUM / PELARGONIUM SOCIETY SHIELD ..................... Great Southern Pelargonium Championship WINDRUSH HONEY BEE CHAMPION PONY ...................................................... Trophy donated by Mrs J Lucas TABLE of CONTENTS SOCIETY OFFICIALS .................................................................................................................................................................... 2 PERPETUAL TROPHIES ............................................................................................................................................................... 3 TABLE of CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................................................... 3 SHOWGROUND LAYOUT ............................................................................................................................................................. 4 RULES AND REGULATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 6 N O T I C E S .................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .............................................................................................................................................................. 7 Section 312 - CATTLE................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Section 313 - CATTLE - JUNIOR BEEF PARADERS ...................................................................................................... 18 Section 314 - CATTLE- JUNIOR DAIRY PARADERS ..................................................................................................... 18 Section 315 - CATTLE - JUNIOR BEEF JUDGING ......................................................................................................... 18 Section 316 - CATTLE - JUNIOR DAIRY JUDGING ....................................................................................................... 19 Section 317 - NIPPERS FARM ANIMAL LEADING ......................................................................................................... 19 Section 318 – FANCY DRESS .............................................................................................................................................. 19 * Inter-Agricultural College or Youth Group Herdsmanship Award * .................................................................... 20 * Individual Herdsmanship Award * ................................................................................................................................. 20 * Encouragement Awards *................................................................................................................................................. 20 Page 3 of 24 SHOWGROUND LAYOUT Show Office opening times February to September Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 12:30pm October – November, Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 3:30pm Page 4 of 24 Proudly sponsored by Supporting the Albany Agricultural Show, now being presented for the 119th time. Officially recognised as an “ICON” event. With appreciation of the Albany Agricultural Society Inc. Founded 1st August 1889 Page 5 of 24 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. The Society’s Annual Show is held under the Society’s Rules and Regulations, a copy of which may be seen at the Secretary’s office. The committee may add, alter, vary or revoke any Rules and Regulations it may deem advisable. The committee reserves the power to reject or remove any Exhibitor, servant or attendant, or any visitor from the Show without being required to give any explanation or being liable for compensation. The powers conferred on the committee shall be delegated to the Secretary and all monies won by such offenders shall be forfeited. NO DOGS, except for exhibition, will be allowed on the grounds. The committee reserves the right to postpone, and further postpone any Show from the advertised date, and may make any alterations it deems desirable in the schedule of prizes, or other show arrangements. The decision of the Society on all points shall be final and without recourse. No exhibit shall be staged for competition until subscription or entrance fees are paid to the Society. NO GATE ENTRY FEE WILL BE REFUNDED. Quantities, weights and numbers will be strictly adhered to. Membership fees: Family Up to two Adults and children under 16 YO) $45; Adult $20; Senior (Aged and Senior Card holder) $15; Senior over 80 years of age FREE; Young Adult (16 & 17 YO) $15; Junior (6 – 15 YO inclusive) $10; Infant (0 - 5 YO inclusive) FREE, First Parking Pass $4; Second Parking Pass $10. All persons competing and exhibiting in the Show do so at their own risk. No protest will be considered if person protesting has not an entry in the class concerned. The Head steward of each section reserves the right to reject and remove from the ground any exhibit, which is in their opinion dangerous or objectionable. The Albany Agricultural Society Incorporated Committee will not be held liable for loss of or damage to the exhibitor’s property whilst on the grounds. Stewards reserve the right to re-enter an entry into a more appropriate section and/or class. Please ensure all vehicles are removed immediately after they have been unloaded and parked opposite the Showground in Lockyer Ave. All vehicles parked illegally upon the grounds shall be TOWED AWAY WITHOUT NOTICE. NO ALCOHOL is to be brought onto the grounds. NOTICES All exhibitors must pay entrance fee to the grounds each day unless financial members of the Albany Agricultural Society Inc. Exhibitors will please check individual sections for times that exhibits in the various sections must be in place. These times will be rigidly adhered to. Exhibits MUST NOT be dismantled or removed from ground before 5:00pm Saturday. In the event of there being no competition in any particular Class, prizes may be given if the judges certify to particular merit, however, they are specifically requested to with-hold prizes - even where there is competition if the exhibits are of inferior description, or not suitable for the class in which they are competing, they may be awarded a nd 2 prize. th Prize money where applicable will be available at the Secretary’s office from 2:00pm Saturday 8 November 2014. If you are GST registered, you must provide a tax invoice to the Albany Agricultural Society to claim prize money nd including GST. All prize money not collected by Friday 22 December 2014 (or tax invoices not lodged) will revert back to the Society. Entries in Trade Display Sections and various Show Sections will be received by the Society’s office at the Showground. Please check your relevant section for closing dates AS NO LATE ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED IN MOST SECTIONS. PLEASE NOTE: The Committee reserves the right to restrict entries in any class should the need arise. Please submit entries on original applications forms supplies with Schedules. For Alpacas section this is a requirement. Page 6 of 24 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The committee of the Albany Agricultural Society Incorporated wish to express their deep appreciation to our generous Sponsors and Trophy Donors and ask that you acknowledge their generosity and endeavour to support them wherever possible when making your purchases. This listing is current at time of going to print. Further sponsors will be acknowledged in the regular Showpage and the Show Programme. Olsen Supplement Licks “Anima” Roger & Cathy First National Real Estate Palmer Earthmoving Albany & Districts Poultry Club Fitted Home Loans Albany & Great Southern Paper Craft Supplies (Ken Focus Optical Weekender Blight) Fort Dodge Equest Albany Agricultural Society Patchwork Place Frontline Auto Auctions Paynham Vale Organics Albany Bouncy Castle Hire Futura Alpaca Stud Albany Camera House Gallagher Pentland Alpaca Stud Albany Camping World GB Marine Peter Watson MLA Albany City Motors Goldleaf Alapcas Pitwillow Alpacas Albany CWA Great Southern Care Wildlife Prime Rural Services Great Southern Fire Services Albany Farm Fresh Eggs Protector Fire Service Great Southern Liquid Waste Albany Gas Centre R&C Duffield Great Southern Packaging Albany Horsemans Association Rainbow Coast Insurance Greenwood Farm Albany Horseworld Brokers Greg Coffey Albany Photographic Society Rainbow Frame and Truss GSR Rural supplies Ranbuild Great Southern Albany Pony Club GT Bearings and Engineering Rats Bar Albany Solar H&R Block Albany Spinners Group Reeves Butchers, Albany Hacienda Pharmacy Albany Stock Feeds Reeves-on-Campbell Hammers Furniture Ribblesdale Alpacas Albany Weavers Group Helen Abbey Rosewood Thoroughbreds All Seasons Motel Hungry Jacks RPS Rubber Matting All Weather Building Products Andrew Rogers – WFI Rural Bank Icky Finks Auto One Silver Karri Alpacas Izzafield Stables B Swainston Skinners Transport Jenada Alpacas Bakers Junction Road House Small Time Dexter Cattle Stud Jim & Kaye Whittem Banksia Park Alpacas Southcoast Embroidery Group Just Alpacas Southern Districts Dressage Bedrock Alpacas Kalgan Ladies Social Club Club Bees Knees Strawberries Kalgan River Alpacas Southern Sharpening Services Bella Swainston Kallarroo Park Alpacas Southern Stationary Bertola Hire Karri Heights Alpaca Stud Southern Tool and Fastener Better Hearing Albany Ken Stone Motor Trimmers Spencer Park Newsagency Binks Family King River Pony Club Spotlight Stores Pty Ltd BL & EJ Henderson King’s Plumbing Springhaven Blue Lake Alpacas Kmart Albany Springwood Park Alpacas Bunning’s Warehouse Kosters Steel Construction Star Sales and Service Cake Decorators Assn (Albany) Landmark Statewide Racking Cake Decorators Assn (HO) Lawithick Alpacas Suripaca Alpacas Cameron Caravans Levanda Grove Alpacas Swan Valley Alpacas Campbell Road Automotive Lower Kalgan Women’s Group Carba Tec Pty Ltd T & C Makit Hardware Lower King CWA T & RA Bennett Carline Mufflers Manypeaks CWA Choice of Champions Shayne T&C Makit Hardware Margaret Farley Russell Taylor’s Alpacas Maria Kolhagen The Health Nut Christan Alpacas Merial The Trophy Shop City of Albany Michelle and Graham Sivwright Clarks Tyres Micron Man Tint-a-Car Albany Tony Riley Colin Holt MLC Milne Feeds Toyworld Mira Mar Veterinary Hospital Colours Down South – Pioneer Village Armadale Mitavite Truckline TruTest Complete Cattle Scanning Montgomery’s Hill Wines Virbac Darrell Panizza Westfarmers Motel Le Grande Wellington & Reeves Real Federation Insurance Mount Barker Canvas Estate Dog Rock Newspower Mount Barker Scrap Shack West Farmers Insurance Dymocks Albany Mr & Mrs Matt Stephens Westerberg Panel Beaters Mrs Jennifer Lucas Ebondale Show Accessories Western Workwear Mt. Willyung Avocados Ellen Vale Alpacas Newmans Concrete Whangagin Grains Encantador Alpaca Stud Willowie Horse Riding Centre O'Keefes Paint Europa Albany Willyung Farms Orana Cinemas Farmers Centre Page 7 of 24 Windrose Chiropractic Clinic Woolworths Centro Zoetis Page 8 of 24 2014 Cattle Sponsorship All businesses below very kindly support our competition and give up their time to come down to our BBQ. We ask if you could please consider them the next time you need a product or service, as this will aid us in obtaining their continued sponsorship and prizes into the future, as we endeavour to promote the Beef and Dairy Industries. Albany Bouncy Castle Hire Albany Camping World Albany Gas Centre Albany Solar Auto One Bakers Junction Road House Rural Bank Cameron Caravans Carline Mufflers Complete Cattle Scanning Europa Albany Farmers Centre Gallagher GB Marine Great Southern Packaging Great Southern Fire Services GSR Rural supplies GT Bearings and Engineering Hammers Furniture Landmark Merial Michelle and Graham Sivwright Milne Feeds Mount Barker Canvas Mount Barker Scrap Shack Mt. Willyung Avocados Newmans Concrete Olsen Supplement Licks Prime Rural Services Protector Fire Service Reeves Butchers, Albany RPS Rubber Matting Southern Sharpening Services Southern Tool and Fastener Star Sales and Service Statewide Racking TruTest Truckline Virbac West Farmers Insurance Western Workwear Whangagin Grains Willyung farms Zoetis Page 9 of 24 Dear Exhibitors, The Albany Agricultural Society cattle committee would like to welcome you to the 2014 Zambonetti Transport Cattle Competition. Once again we have some great sponsors on board who have donated some top quality prizes. We would like to make special mention of our major sponsor Zambonetti Transport for their continued generous support and again welcome Harvey Fresh as a major sponsor of the dairy section. Please be aware of our sponsors, acknowledge their generosity and support their businesses where possible. As in previous years we will again be running classes for commercial animals to allow participation of non-stud competitors. We are also pleased to be able to offer three junior awards: encouragement award- beef, encouragement award- dairy and an individual herdsmanship award. The recipients win a free entry to the WA Youth Cattle Handlers Camp. The cattle camp is a great way for young people to meet other young people in the industry, and learn more about cattle handling, structure and the industry in general. Food and drinks will be available at the canteen all weekend and there will be the usual Friday night BBQ followed by awards presentation. Please indicate numbers for the BBQ on the entry form and pay on the night. Note that alcoholic beverages will be available at the bar and must be consumed within the licenced bar area only. Bringing your own alcoholic beverages onto the ground and consuming them within the general cattle area is not permitted according to law and jeopardises our bar licence for future events. Individuals who do not respect this requirement may be ejected from the grounds. Please support our bar, as the proceeds go into improving your show and facilities. The competition will start promptly at 8.30am Friday. Beef Breed Classes for 2014 will be in the following order: Speciality, Bos Indicus, European, British, Interbreed Champions then Commercial Females followed by pairs and group classes. Please have all cattle on grounds by 7.30am, the main gate will open from 6.30am. The committee is dedicated to ensuring the continual improvement and success of an Albany Cattle Show. We welcome any thoughts or suggestions on improving the competition. Kind regards, Albany show cattle committee 2014 (Sheena Smith, Erica Henderson, Narelle Burrow, Norm Hill, David James, Allison Watson, Troy Mostert & Rachel Williams) Queries: Narelle Burrow 0407 385 348 or 9845 2025 Rachel Williams 0497 172 371 Entries: Allison Watson 0428 345 369 Entries close 4:00pm Friday 24th October 2014. Page 10 of 24 2014 Beef & Dairy Competition Daily Program of Events All cattle to be on ground by 7.30am Friday the 7th November. Main Gates on Lockyer Ave open from 6.30am. Friday 7th November 7.30 am Waybill collection and Scanning. Cattle Office open for the collection of bibs and cattle numbers. 8.30 am Welcome and commencement of competition Judging of the Specialty Breeds Section 9.15 am Judging of the Bos Indicus Breeds Section 9.45 am Morning tea 10.00 am Judging of the European Breeds Section. 12.00 pm Break for lunch • Judging of the Nipper’s Animal Competition • Whip Cracking Competition • Milking display 1.00 pm Judging of the British Breeds Section. 3.00 pm Afternoon tea 3.15 pm Judging of the o 2014 All Breeds GRAND CHAMPION Junior & Senior Females & Males o 2014 All Breeds SUPREME CHAMPION Beef Exhibit 4.15pm Judging of Commercial Led Beef Heifer Competition. 4.30 pm Judging of the Pairs & Breeders Group Competitions. 6.00 pm Award Presentations, followed by the BBQ. Please note: Scheduled times are approximate only and may alter depending on the number of entries Classes may be merged according to numbers of entries Page 11 of 24 2014 Beef & Dairy Competition Daily Program of Events Saturday 8th November 8.00 am Welcome and commencement of competition. Judging of the Dairy Heifer Competition. 9.00 am Judging of Commercial Led Dairy Heifer Competition. 9.30 am Junior Beef Paraders Competition Junior Dairy Paraders Competition (immediately following Beef Paraders) 12.00 pm Break for Lunch • Milking display • Judging of the Fancy Dress Competition 1.00 pm Junior Beef Judging Junior Dairy Judging (immediately following Beef Judging) 3.00 pm Award Presentations 4.00 pm Closure of Cattle Competition 5.00 pm Exhibits may leave. Please note: Scheduled times are approximate only and may alter depending on the number of entries Classes may be merged according to numbers of entries ALL EXHIBITS ARE TO REMAIN ON THE SHOW GROUNDS UNTIL 5PM SATURDAY 8TH , UNLESS UNDER EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE ALREADY PRE-ORGANISED WITH THE COUNCILOR IN CHARGE. Page 12 of 24 Section 312 - CATTLE Entry Fees: incl. GST Fee Per Animal (regardless of Number of Classes Entered): $ 8 for Members $10 Non-Members Entry Fees capped at $75.00 for members and $100.00 for non-members Entries Close 4:00pm Friday 24th October 2014 at the Secretary’s office, Centennial Oval, Albany. Entries for junior events will be taken on the weekend. Late entries may be NOT be accepted, at the discretion of the Cattle Committee. Rules / Conditions 1. No animals allowed on the grounds unless competing. 2. Proof of ownership and breed society registration to be supplied upon request. 3. All animals, other than those in enclosed pens, MUST BE TIED AT ALL TIMES and doubly tied by halter and neck tie at night (including calves). 4. All bulls over 12 months MUST HAVE nose rings fitted and be led. 5. All females over 12 months MUST HAVE a nose restraint fitted and be led. 6. All breeders are requested to bring along Stud signs for the stalls. 7. Any animals showing signs of disease will be inspected and, if necessary, removed to the cattle yards and will be deemed ineligible to compete. 8. No entry fee will be refunded 9. Bedding straw will be provided. 10. Exhibits must compete in the youngest class for which they are eligible. 11. All exhibits arriving at the show grounds must be identified with an NLIS electronic device and be accompanied by a waybill which is to be made available to the Councillor In Charge upon request. The PIC applying to each exhibit must be stated on the entry form. All animals will be scanned on Friday morning prior to competition. 12. Cattle entered to be on ground by 7.30am Friday 7th November 2014. 13. All exhibitors are expected to present for judging with animals in good health and safe to handle. Exhibitors and those supervising young/novice handlers are asked to ensure safe footwear and practices at all times. 14. Subject to number of entries received, some classes may be combined if appropriate. 15. Alcoholic beverages will be available at the bar and must be consumed within the licenced bar area only. Bringing your own alcoholic beverages onto the ground and consuming them within the general cattle area is not permitted and jeopardises our bar licence for future events. Individuals who do not respect this requirement may be ejected from the grounds. 16. Please note: Interbreed Judging Guidelines Competition includes Specialty breeds, British breeds, European breeds and Bos Indicus breeds. • • • Animals to be judged as what they can do for their breed. Animals to be judged as what they can do for the cattle industry. For the senior female classes, the cow is to be judged as 75% and the calf at foot 25%. Page 13 of 24 THE BEEF SECTION Commences 8.30am Friday 7th November Specialty Breeds Section Commences 8.30am Friday 7th November Class 1. Bull born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 2. Bull born on or between 1st March 2013 and 31st May 2013 3. Bull born on or between 1st January 2013 and 28th February 2013 Junior Champion Bull Specialty Breeds (from winners of classes 1, 2 and 3) Reserve Junior Champion Bull Specialty Breeds 4. Bull born on or before 31st December 2012 Senior Champion Bull Specialty Breeds Reserve Senior Champion Bull Specialty Breed 5. Female born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 6. Female born on or between 1st March 2013 and 31st May 2013 7. Female born on or between 1st January 2013 and 28th February 2013 Junior Champion Female Specialty Breed (from winners of classes 5, 6 and 7) Reserve Junior Champion Female Specialty Breed 8. Female born on or between 1st January 2012 and 31st December 2012 9. Female born on or before 31st December 2011 Senior Champion Female Specialty Breed (from winners of classes 8 and 9) Reserve Senior Champion Female Specialty Breed Bos Indicus Breeds Section Commences Immediately Following the Specialty Breed Section, Friday 7th November Class 10. Bull born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 11. Bull born on or between 1st January 2013 and 31st May 2013 Junior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Bull (from winners of classes 10 and 11) Reserve Junior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Bull 12. Bull born on or before 31st December 2012 Senior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Bull Reserve Senior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Bull 13. Female born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 14. Female born on or between 1st January 2013 and 31st May 2013 Page 14 of 24 Junior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Female (from winners of classes 13 and 14) Reserve Junior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Female 15. Female born on or before 31st December 2012 Senior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Female Reserve Senior Champion Bos Indicus Breed Female European Breeds Section Commences Approximately 10.00am Friday 7th November Class 16. Bull born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 17. Bull born on or between 1st March 2013 and 31st May 2013 18. Bull born on or between 1st January 2013 and 28th February 2013 Junior Champion European Breed Bull (from winners of classes 16, 17 and 18) Reserve Junior Champion European Breed Bull 19. Bull born on or before 31st December 2012 Senior Champion European Breed Bull Reserve Senior Champion European Breed Bull 20. Female born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 21. Female born on or between 1st March 2013 and 31st May 2013 22. Female born on or between 1st January 2013 and 28th February 2013 Junior Champion Female British Breed (from winners of classes 20, 21 and 22) Reserve Champion Female British Breed 23. Female born on or between 1st January 2012 and 31st December 2012 24. Female born on or before 31st December 2011 Senior Champion European Breed Female (from winners of classes 23 and 24) Reserve Senior Champion European Breed Female British Breed Section Commences Approximately 1pm Friday 7th November Class 25. Bull born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 26. Bull born on or between 1st March 2013 and 31st May 2013 27. Bull born on or between 1st January 2013 and 28th February 2013 Junior Champion British Breed Bull (from winners of classes 25, 26 and 27) Reserve Junior Champion British Breed Bull 28. Bull born on or before 31st December 2012 Senior Champion British Breed Bull Reserve Senior Champion British Breed Bull Page 15 of 24 29. Female born on or between 1st June 2013 and 31st December 2013 30. Female born on or between 1st March 2013 and 31st May 2013 31. Female born on or between 1st January 2013 and 28th February 2013 Junior Champion British Breed Female (from winners of classes 29, 30 and 31) Reserve Junior Champion British Breed Female 32. Female born on or between 1st January 2012 and 31st December 2012 33. Female born on or before 31st December 2011 Senior Champion British Breed Female (from winners of classes 32 and 33) Reserve Senior Champion British Breed Female Grand & Supreme Championships Commences Approximately 3.15pm GRAND CHAMPION ALL BREEDS JUNIOR BEEF MALE (From the winners of Junior Championships in Speciality Breed, Bos Indicus, British and European Breeds) GRAND CHAMPION ALL BREEDS SENIOR BEEF MALE (From the winners of Senior Championships in Speciality Breed, Bos Indicus, British and European Breeds) GRAND CHAMPION ALL BREEDS JUNIOR BEEF FEMALE (From the winners of Junior Championships in Speciality Breed, Bos Indicus, British and European Breeds) GRAND CHAMPION ALL BREEDS SENIOR BEEF FEMALE (From the winners of Senior Championships in Speciality Breed, Bos Indicus, British and European Breeds) * 2014 ALBANY AGRICULTURAL SHOW * SUPREME CHAMPION ALL BREEDS BEEF EXHIBIT (From the winners of all Grand Championships in Speciality Breed, Bos Indicus, British and European Breeds) Commercial Led Beef Heifer Competition Commences Approximately 4.15pm Friday 7th November, following Grand & Supreme Exhibit Judging Class 34. Heifer up to 24 months of age (Born between 1st November 2012 and 1st November 2014) (Commercial heifers may also enter the Pairs Competition – Class 36 ) * Please note that the commercial competition is to encourage commercial breeders to be involved in the show, and is not intended for herdbook eligible but un-registered or ex-stud animals. The committee reserves the right to refuse entry based on these criteria. Page 16 of 24 Group Competitions Section Commences Approximately 4.30pm, following the Commercial Beef Heifer Class Class 35. Pair of WA Bred Bulls owned and bred by the exhibitor, of one breed. 36. Pair of WA Bred Females owned and bred by the exhibitor, one breed. (Open to pure or xbreed heifers from Commercial Led Heifer Competition). 37. Breeders Group of Three. Three animals, mixed sex, owned and bred by the exhibitor, one breed. HARVEY FRESH DAIRY SECTION Commences 8am Saturday 8th November Class 38. Heifer born on or between the 1st January 2014 and 30th of June 2014 39. Heifer born on or between the 1st July 2013 and 31st of December 2013 40. Heifer born on or between the 1st January 2013 and 30th of June 2013 Junior Champion Dairy Heifer (from winners of classes 38, 39 and 40) Reserve Junior Champion Dairy Heifer 41. Open dry or in milk female born on or before 31st December 2012 Senior Champion Dairy Female Reserve Senior Champion Dairy Female *2014 ALBANY AGRICULTURAL SHOW* SUPREME CHAMPION DAIRY EXHIBIT (From the winners of the Junior and Senior Champion Dairy Female ) Commercial Led Dairy Heifer Competition Commences at completion of Dairy Section, Saturday 8th November Class 42. Commercial Heifer up to 24 months of age (Born between 1st November 2012 and 1st November 2014) Page 17 of 24 *2014 ALBANY AGRICULTURAL SHOW* MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR The Exhibitor gaining the most points from both Beef and Dairy Sections in Classes 1 to 42 1st = 3 points (doubled if 5 or more exhibits in the class) 2nd = 2 points (doubled if 5 or more exhibits in the class) 3rd = 1 point (doubled if 5 or more exhibits in the class) Junior and Senior Champions = 3 points JUNIOR SECTION All junior sections are free to enter. Entries taken during the show at the cattle office. Section 313 - CATTLE - JUNIOR BEEF PARADERS Start time Approx. 9.30 am Saturday 8th November Competitors are invited to compete in three age groups from 13 – 25 years. Conditions: 1. Beef Cattle Leading competition. 2. Beef Calves under 9 months old are also eligible and do not have to be stud registered. 3. All animals to be in good health. 4. Suitable attire and footwear to be worn. Section 314 - CATTLE- JUNIOR DAIRY PARADERS Start time at completion of Section 313, Saturday 8th November Competitors are invited to compete in three age groups from 13 – 25 years. Conditions: 1. Dairy Cattle Leading competition. 2. Dairy Calves under 9 months old are also eligible and do not have to be stud registered. 3. All animals to be in good health. 4. Suitable attire and footwear to be worn. Subject to sufficient suitable lines of cattle being available on the day, the Junior Beef and Dairy Judging Competitions will be held after the Junior Paraders. Section 315 - CATTLE - JUNIOR BEEF JUDGING Start time Approximately 1.00pm, Saturday 8th November Conditions: 1. Age under 25 years. 2. Winners of the competition are eligible to compete at the 2014 RAS Junior Judging State Finals. 3. Suitable attire and footwear to be worn. Page 18 of 24 Section 316 - CATTLE - JUNIOR DAIRY JUDGING Start time at completion of Section 315, Saturday 8th November Conditions: 1. Age under 25 years. 2. Winners of the competition are eligible to compete at the 2014 RAS Junior Judging State Finals. 3. Suitable attire and footwear to be worn. Section 317 - NIPPERS FARM ANIMAL LEADING Start time 12.00pm Friday 7th November Conditions: 1. 2. 3. Open to children 12 years and under. Farm animal competition does not include cat, dog, pig, horse or alpaca. Parents can assist in the judging ring. Prize - Setting off the Fireworks on Friday Night of the Albany Show! Plus the winner gets to take home the perpetual trophy for a year and have their name engraved on it. Section 318 – FANCY DRESS Start time 12.30pm Saturday 8th November Fancy Dress Competition open to all cattle as well as the “Farm Animals” Open to young and old. Be looking your best at 12.30pm on Saturday! Page 19 of 24 * Inter-Agricultural College or Youth Group Herdsmanship Award * Open to all Western Australian Agricultural Colleges and Youth Groups Students will be observed during the course of the show and will be judged as a group in regards to: 1. Cattle skills over the two day period (caring for animal, preparation, safety, cleaning up after themselves with equipment etc.) 2. Presentation of the students. 3. Helpfulness and courtesy to other cattle exhibitors and the general public. Winners Receive the Perpetual Trophy for Excellence in Herdsmanship and a prize, proudly sponsored by Landmark Albany. * Individual Herdsmanship Award * Open to all Individual Western Australian Agricultural College students and young people involved in the care and preparation of cattle at the Albany Show. Young people involved in the cattle section will be observed during the course of the show and will be judged on their individual efforts in regards to: 1. Cattle skills over the two day period (caring for animal, preparation, safety, cleaning up after themselves with equipment etc.) 2. Presentation of the students. 3. Helpfulness and courtesy to other cattle exhibitors and the general public. * Encouragement Awards * Two encouragement awards are available. Over the show all young people involved in the care and preparation of cattle and competing in the junior events will be observed. They will be judged on their individual efforts in regards to: 1. Enthusiasm for their involvement in the cattle industry 2. Willingness to participate 3. Presentation 4. Helpfulness and courtesy to other cattle exhibitors and the general public 5. Care of animals under their charge Page 20 of 24 Page 21 of 24 Page 22 of 24 Notes Page 23 of 24 Notes Page 24 of 24
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