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Kingston Agricultural Show
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147 Annual “Spring” Show
Sunday 30th November 2014
Show Theme: Farming Families
Kingston Showgrounds
Werona-Kingston Rd, (also known as Church Pde),
Kingston, Victoria (near Creswick)
www.kingstonshow.org.au
Show phone number: 0490 114 279
Postal address: P.O. Box 206 Creswick 3363
Pre-paid horse entries close:
Wednesday 19 November 2014
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Non-horse
entries: see inside this program
Gate admission
Adults (16 yrs & over) $10
Concession card holders $5
Children (15 yrs & under) FREE!!!!
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ALL DAY
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The President and Committee wish to thank all supporters for their
contributions towards the success of the 147th Annual Show
President: Mr Peter Wheeler 0427 198 921
Secretary: Mrs Chris Hastings 0400 268 737 (away until 23/10/14)
Treasurer: Mr John Pigott 0423 169 416
Horse Secretary: Mrs Joyce Williams (03) 5345 7436
Kingston Agricultural Society 0490 114 279
Postal address: P.O. Box 206 Creswick 3363
RISK WARNING
Animals are unpredictable. Even quiet horses can kick and bite.
The ground can be uneven and branches can fall from trees.
Please look after others and yourself and enjoy the Show.
ENQUIRIES & ENTRIES
Horses:
Mrs Joyce Williams, 22 Sutton Park Rd., Newlyn, 3364 (03) 5345 7436
Dairy Goats:
Mrs Gail Ryan 3 Barby’s Rd., Creswick, 3363 (03) 5345 2360
Flowers, Plants, & Garden Produce:
Mr Peter McArthur (03) 5345 1240 [email protected]
VAS Ltd. Junior Show, Rural Ambassador Award, Show Girl/Boy
Mr W. Rex Brereton 0427 423 414
Art and Photography Competitions
Mr W. Rex Brereton 0427 423 414 [email protected]
Pet Show:
Mrs Chris Hastings 0490 114 279
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Contents of this Program
Sponsors – Platinum, Gold, Silver & Bronze ................................. 4
Entertainment and Activities ......................................................... 5
General Rules of Entry to Competitions........................................ 8
Photography Competition ............................................................. 9
Art Competition ........................................................................... 11
Flowers, Plants, Garden Produce ................................................ 12
Dairy Goat Show .......................................................................... 14
Maverick’s Pet Show .................................................................... 16
Vas Ltd. Rural Ambassador Award .............................................. 17
Vas Ltd. Junior Show Ambassador Award .................................. 17
Show Girl/Show Boy Competition (enter on the day) ................ 18
Carrot Cake & Muffin Competition .................................... 19 & 44
Drawing Competition (enter on the day) .................................... 45
HORSE EVENTS ............................................................................. 28
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Details of who to contact concerning competition ........................... 28
Additional Horse Entry Conditions ..................................................... 29
Ring 1 Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies ............................... 31
Ring 2 Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies ............................... 32
Ring 3 Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies ............................... 33
Ring 4 Breed classes ........................................................................... 35
Ring 5 Registered Ponies classes ........................................................ 38
Ring 6 Standardbreds and Harness .................................................... 42
Ring 7 Pony Club Events ..................................................................... 43
Waiver and entry forms – pull out from middle ................................ 20
The Kingston Agricultural Society reserves the right to make
alterations to this program without notice.
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Thank You! Sponsors of the
147th Kingston Spring Show
PLATINUM
Just Copiers, Ballarat
GOLD
Hepburn Shire Council (Community Grant)
SILVER
Creswick and District Community Bank® Branch of the Bendigo Bank
Creswick Pharmacy
Heatherington Poll Hereford Stud
BRONZE
aag Property Consultants, Creswick, Clunes & Daylesford
Creswick Newsagency
Davies & Rose Rural & Hardware, Creswick
Galway Park
Geelong Miniature Pony Promotional Group
Kanata Gold
Horseland Ballarat
Kayelle Arabian Stud
Maree Slack
Macarthur Frameworks & Gallery
Maverick the Clydesdale
Newlyn Cottage Garden Nursery
Pamtab Park Shetlands & Highland Stud
Racing Victoria
Radmac Office Choice, Ballarat
Saddleworld, Ballarat
Spring Park Nursery
Leigh Stephenson
The Meadows Stud, Allendale
Thornton Richards Camera House, Ballarat
B & M Veal
Victorian Pinto Association
Victorian Working Draught Horse Association
Waler Horse Society of Australia Inc.
Western District Arabian Riders & Breeders Inc.
Western Promotional Committee, APSB
Good Guys - Tanya Daniels, Ballarat
Olicartia - Homewares Gifts & Flower Arrangements
Toyworld, Ballarat
Foodworks, Creswick
The American, Creswick
Bean & Barrow, Creswick
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Jamie & Kim’s mobile ZOO
Prof. Wallace’s Puppet Theatre!
Working Clydesdale Horses
Horse and cart rides
display of Micro, Mini & “Cute” Cars
‘Toot’ the magic clown
Mega Slide, Jumping Castles & Merry Go Round
Kingston CFA
Midlands Association WOODCHOP
Maverick, the Clydesdale’s
PET SHOW
$1 Coin Scramble
Learn about Pigeons at War
Art and Photography Competitions
James the Fire Engine rides
“Bumper” raffle
Sponsored by the Creswick business community
The Deca des ( live music)
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8:45am
Horse events commence
10:00 am to
3:30 pm
Jamie & Kim’s mobile zoo
Prof. Wallace’s Puppet Theatre
Toot the Magic Clown
Working Clydesdales
$1 coin scramble (times displayed on showday)
Midlands Woodchopping Association
Learn about Pigeons at War
11:00 am
Educational talk at ‘the zoo’
11:00 am
onwards
Display of Micro, Mini & “Cute” Cars
12 noon
Judging of Carrot Cake competition
12:30pm to
Lunch
1:30 pm
Grand Parade- cars & competitors ($50 prize draw)
1:30 pm
Maverick’s Pet show
2:00 pm
Educational talk at ‘the zoo’
Tug-O-War
Judging of Rural Ambassador Awards
2:30 pm
Draw of ‘bumper’ raffle prizes
Approx.
3:30pm to
7:00 pm
Live music by ‘The Decades’
Harness classes commence
Gourmet BBQ (pre book tables by ringing 0490 114 279)
 Lucky Dip near Flower Show, Morrish
Pavilion
 Azul Brumosa Alpacas
 Drawing competition (Preps & years 1-2,
3-4, 5-6) – enter on the day at Morrish
Pavilion, materials supplied, prizes!
 Mega slide and jumping castles
 Face painting
 Wattlewoods Wee Miniature donkeys
 Showbags
 CWA, food and novelty stalls
Please note: times are approximate, entertainment accurate at time of printing but may be subject to change.
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General Rules of Entry to Competitions
PLEASE LOOK FOR ATTENDANT at the gate to pay and for parking directions.
Please collect pre-paid class entry tickets from Horse Secretary’s Office.
1.
The Kingston “Spring” Show is conducted under Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd. (VAS Ltd.)
and Equestrian Victoria rules and the following. Entrants agree to abide by these rules.
2.
The Judge’s decision will be final and there is no appeal.
3.
The Committee may withhold any prize when statements have been made fraudulently or
erroneously about an exhibit.
4.
The Judges may award a second or third prize instead of a first prize, or may withhold a prize
altogether where there is only one exhibit or where the exhibits are not considered worthy.
5.
All successful competitors agree to have their names published in VAS Ltd. and Kingston
Agricultural Society publicity and publications for the purposes of administering and
promoting the relevant competition.
6.
No Judge shall be an exhibitor in a class of which they are the judge.
7.
The Judges shall be instructed to immediately notify the Committee of the Society regarding
any exhibit which he or she considers to be tampered with or improperly dealt with.
8.
Only authorised persons will be admitted to the judging areas during judging of any class and
it shall be the duty of the stewards to prevent any persons interfering with the judges and, if
necessary, order the removal of any offender from the judging area.
9.
All competitors and their associates must behave in an appropriate manner towards judges,
stewards, show organisers and other competitors at all times. Abusive behaviour will not be
tolerated. Any inappropriate behaviour reported to the committee may result in elimination
from the event and removal from the Showgrounds.
10.
Any person causing a nuisance or undue noise or in any way interfering with the comfort of
the public may be removed from the Showgrounds.
11.
The use of tranquillisers, stimulants or any drugs capable of affecting the performance or
behaviour of animals is forbidden. Random swabbing may take place and is the owner’s
expense.
12.
Dogs must be on a short leash at all times. By Order of Hepburn Shire Council.
13.
The Kingston Agricultural Society Inc. reserves the right to make alterations to the show
program without notice.
RISK WARNING
Animals are unpredictable. Even quiet horses can kick and bite.
The ground can be uneven and branches can fall from trees.
Please look after others and yourself and enjoy the Show.
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Photography Competition
Sponsored by
$1.00 entry fee
Enquiries: W. Rex Brereton. Ph: 0427 423 414 [email protected]
Please put class number, name of entrant, name of school if applicable, and contact phone
number on back of entry. Entries must be delivered to the Creswick Visitor Information Centre
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by 5pm Tues 25 November or be posted to Mr. Brereton, C/- PO Box 206, Creswick, Vic, 3363
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to arrive by 5pm Tues 25 November. Entries not collected on Show Day will be returned to
schools for school entrants. Others must make arrangements to collect their photograph(s).
Prizes: classes 1 to 5: First prize: FUJIFILM 16GB SDHC Card from The Good Guys Ballarat;
second prize: $10 Thornton Richards Camera House voucher; third prize: certificate
Prizes: classes 6 to 8: First prize FUJIFILM 16GB SDHC Card from The Good Guys Ballarat AND
a $20 Thornton Richards Camera House voucher; Second prize: $5 cash; third prize: certificate
Class 1 – Portrait of one or more people
Class 1A – Adult – 18 yrs & over on 30 November 2014
Class 1B – Junior – under 18 yrs on 30 November 2014
Class 2 – Portrait of animal(s) with/without people
Class 2A – Adult – 18 yrs & over on 30 November 2014
Class 2B – Junior – under 18 yrs on 30 November 2014
Class 3 – Beautiful natural scene (landscape) with or without people
Class 3A – Adult – 18 yrs & over on 30 November 2014
Class 3B – Junior – under 18 yrs on 30 November 2014
Class 4 – Still Life
Class 4A – Adult – 18 yrs & over on 30 November 2014
Class 4B – Junior – under 18 yrs on 30 November 2014
Class 5 – Action or Photojournalistic image
Class 5A – Adult – 18 yrs & over on 30 November 2014
Class 5B – Junior – under 18 yrs on 30 November 2014
Rules for classes 1 to 5
Photographs by amateurs only, must be unframed, not larger than 20 x 30cms.
Must be mounted, mount no larger than 3cms, black & white or colour images.
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Photography Competition (cont.)
Note: Classes 6, 7 and 8 are conducted under VAS Ltd. rules – note age categories &
rules. See website for more detail, finals prizes and sponsors.
Class 6 – Photograph taken of a Local Historical Feature (VAS Ltd. comp)
Open to all age groups with winner eligible for Midland Group Final and the Group
winner eligible for State final
Class 7 – Photograph taken of an Animal or Animals (VAS Ltd. comp)
Juniors – 18 yrs & under on 30 November 2014 – winner eligible for Midland Group Final
and the Group winner eligible for State final
Class 8 – Photograph taken of Country Friends (Midland Group comp)
Open to all age groups with winner eligible for Midland Group Final
Rules for classes 6, 7 and 8
Photographs must be:
1. Unframed, not larger than 20 x 30cms
2. Must be mounted (mount no larger than 3cms), black
and white or colour.
3. Each photograph entered must be the bona fide work of
the exhibitor and have been completed within the last
twelve (12) months.
4. An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group
level and one Group at State level.
5. A photograph having won at a show will compete at a Group Final. The winning
photograph in Class 6 & 7 will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show.
6. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the
second placegetter is eligible to compete.
7. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in
any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this
rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money.
8. An exhibit may only win one Group Final in a show
season. An exhibit having won at a State final is no
longer eligible to be entered in the competition.
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Art Competition
Sponsored by
No entry fee.
Enquiries: Wayne-Rex (Rex) Brereton. Ph 0427 423 414 [email protected]
Please put class number, name of student and school on back of entry. Art Competition
open to students of Primary Schools, in particular Creswick, Creswick North, Newlyn,
Smeaton, St. Mary’s, St. Augustine’s and Mount Blowhard.
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Entries to be delivered to Creswick Information Centre by 5pm Tuesday 25 November.
Entries not collected on Show Day will be returned to the relevant school.
First prize – bank account established with $10 at Creswick and District
Community Bank Branch® of the Bendigo Bank
Second prize – sponsored by Radmac Office Choice, Ballarat
Third prize - sponsored by Radmac Office Choice, Ballarat
Class 1 Preps & Years 1-2 Painting or drawing, any medium,
any subject*
Class 2 Years 3-4 Painting or drawing, any medium, any subject*
Class 3 Years 5-6 Painting or drawing, any medium, any subject*
Class 4 Years 3-4 3D representation, any medium, any subject
Class 5 Years 5-6 3D representation, any medium, any subject
*preferably no larger than 20 x 30 cms.
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FLOWERS, PLANTS, GARDEN PRODUCE
Richard Morrish Pavilion
Enquiries to Peter McArthur. Ph (03) 5345 1240
Entries to be staged (and entry fee paid) in the Flower Show venue, Morrish
Pavilion between 8 am and 10am (and can be collected after 4pm).
Every exhibit to be grown by the exhibitor. Green bottles provided for classes 6
to 16.
AGGREGATE PRIZE sponsored by CRESWICK NEWSAGENCY
BEST EXHIBIT PRIZE sponsored by NEWLYN COTTAGE GARDEN NURSERY
JUDGE’S CHOICE PRIZE sponsored by SPRING PARK NURSERY
Entry fee: $1. 00. PRIZES: 1st & 2nd places: certificate and ribbon
Flowers & Plants
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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10
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12
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15
16
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Pot plant, any
variety
Pot plant, in
bloom
Indoor plant In
pot
Container of
Maidenhair Fern
in pot
One stem of
Flowering Shrub
Roses, three distinct varieties
Rose bud, one only
One rose, single or double petal, any variety
Old fashioned roses, three distinct varieties displayed individually
Single Variety Native Flower
Cut flowers, six distinct varieties
Three pink or shades of pink flowers, distinct varieties displayed individually
Three blue and shades of blue flowers, distinct varieties displayed
individually
Three yellow or orange flowers, distinct varieties displayed individually
Three red or shades of red flowers, distinct varieties displayed individually
Any flower variety, one only, not already specified
Small arrangement of flowers in vase for dressing table
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FLOWERS, PLANTS, GARDEN PRODUCE (cont.)
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21
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23
24
Best arranged bowl of roses
One stem of flowering bulb
One container of succulent or cactus pot plant in flower
One container of succulent or cactus pot plant NOT in flower
Vase of foliage, three distinct varieties
Best arrangement of weeds
Floral table Christmas decoration
Garden produce
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27
28
Best collection of garden produce
(Displayed)
Best collection of herbs (Displayed)
1/2 dozen eggs (duck)
1/2 dozen eggs (hen)
Children’s Classes
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30
31
32
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Floral saucer
Floral carpet (in shoe box or polystyrene tray)
Vase of flowers
An arrangement in an egg cup
Bowl of floating flowers
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DAIRY GOATS
JUDGE: TBA
ENTRIES to: Gail Ryan, 3 Barby’s Rd. CRESWICK VIC, 3363, Phone (03) 5345 2360
Entry Fees: $2.50 per class PRIZE MONEY 1st $2.50, 2nd $1.00 & 3rd Ribbon
Judging starts 10.00am. Penning 9.30am
Classes marked # are special classes and goats entered in these classes must be exhibited
in their appropriate classes.
Figures for Type & Production classes to be forwarded with entries and to have been
gained in the last two (2) years. Cards to be presented on the day
All exhibitors to be registered or eligible for registration with D.G.S.A.
CAE & Johnes disease negative show. Certificates (less than 12 months old) must be
supplied with entries.
All exhibitors to wear white coats in ring.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Veteran Doe in milk, over 6 years, any breed
Saanan Doe in milk, 2 or more lactations.
Toggenburg Doe in milk, 2 or more lactations
British Alpine Doe in milk, 2 or more lactations
Anglo Nubian Doe in milk, 2 or more lactations
Saanen Doe in milk, 1st lactation under 4 years
Toggenburg Doe in milk, 1st lactation under 4
years
British Alpine Doe in milk, 1st lactation under 4
years
Anglo Nubian Doe in milk, 1st lactation under 4
years
# Doe with Best Vessel, 2 or more lactations
# Doe with Best Vessel, 1st lactations
Best Vessel Overall
# Type and Production Q*, 2 or more lactations
# Type and Production Q*, 1st lactation
# Doe and daughter, both in milk
Champion and Reserve Milking Doe
Type and Production Q* Overall (classes 13-14)
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DAIRY GOATS (cont.)
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16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
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Saanen Goatling, 12 to 24 months, unkidded
Toggenburg Goatling 12 to 24 months, unkidded
British Alpine Goatling 12 to 24 months, unkidded
Anglo Nubian Goatling 12 to 24 months, unkidded
Champion and Reserve Goatling
Saanen Doe Kid under 12 months
Toggenburg Doe Kid under 12 months
British Alpine Doe Kid under 12 months
Anglo Nubian Doe Kid under 12 months
Champion and Reserve Champion Doe Kid
# Doe in milk, daughter dry
# Two Does by same sire, not full sisters
Buck 2 years or over, any breed
Buckling 12 – 24 months, any breed
Buck kid under 12 months, any breed
Champion and Reserve Champion Buck
# Buck and Son
Junior Exhibitor under 14 years, to be judged 1ST class after lunch.
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Champion & Reserve Saanen (from Classes 2,6,15, & 19)
Champion & Reserve Toggenburg (from Classes 3,7,16, & 20)
Champion & Reserve British Alpine (from Classes 4,9,17, & 21)
Champion & Reserve Anglo Nubian (from Classes 5,10,18, & 22)
BEST EXHIBIT from Champion Milking Doe, Goatling, Doe Kid & Buck
BEST OPPOSITE SEX.
R E F R E S H M E N T S A V A I L A B L E A L L D AY
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MAVERICK’S PET SHOW
sponsored by Maverick the Clydesdale
$10 Vouchers for Winners
Ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Enquiries to: Chris Hastings 0490 114 279
Entry Fee $0.50 per class. Pay at entry to pet show area.
Judging to commence 1.30pm
Judge: Allison Sloan
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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RULES
Pet must be able to be handled by the owner /
handler
Chooks & rabbits to be in their own cages
Water & feed to be provided by the owner/handler
Other pets to be on a lead or tethered at all times
No horses
1st place getters: prize & ribbon; ribbons to third
place
Judge’s decision is final
Junior handler means 12 years and under
Senior handler means 13 years and over
Classes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Spottiest pet
Most colourful pet
Best Junior Handler
Best Senior Handler
Smallest pet
Tallest pet
Tricks / talent
Fluffiest pet
Most obedient pet
Fancy dress (10 minutes after
previous class)
Most unusual pet
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VAS Ltd. Junior Show Ambassador
This competition aims to give young people a chance to
take part in a competition whilst still residing in their
local district; to meet new people and be part of a local
show and therefore highlight the importance of shows.
The competition is open to males and females aged 1619 years at the date of the Show. Entrants wearing
smart casual clothing will be judged on the basis of
community involvement, rural and general knowledge, ambitions and goals,
communication skills, personality and confidence and overall presentation.
Entrants please report to the Secretary’s Office by 12 noon
VAS Ltd. Rural Ambassador
Award
This competition aims to highlight the talent, creativity and ingenuity
of young rural people and, in doing so, encourage entrants to be role models in their
local communities.
This competition is open to all young
people aged between 20 and 30 years as at
date of the Show. It is part of the Statewide Rural Ambassador Competition. The
winner of this competition will advance to
the regional finals. Winners at regional level
advance to State final judging.
At the state level entrants are judged on community involvement, local show
involvement, general and rural knowledge, personality traits consistent with the
intent of the awards (e.g. enthusiasm, creativity, confidence, leadership), ambitions
and goals, communication skills, personal presentation, public presentation.
Please make contact before the Show and obtain entry form and information
from Kingston Agricultural Society www.kingstonshow.org.au
PO Box 206, Creswick 3363 Ph: 0490 114 279
And VAS Ltd. website: www.vicagshows.com.au
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SHOW GIRL/SHOWBOY Competition
Enquiries: W. Rex Brereton Ph: 0427 423 414, Simone Broad Ph: 0468 613 650
Master Tiny Tot
Aged 2-5 years
Miss Tiny Tot
Aged 2-5 years
Junior Show Boy
Aged 6-12 years
Junior Show Girl
Aged 6-12 years
Master Teenager
Aged 13-17 years
Miss Teenager
Aged 13-17 years
Entrants please report to the Secretary’s Office by 12 noon
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Cookery competitions
v Cake Competitions – (Judged at o
Carrot
Proudly sponsored by Rocky Lamattina & o
VAS Carrot
everywhere.
Proudly
sponsored
by
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Open to carrot cake enthusiasts
VAS Carrot and Date
A competition for junior cake
bakers under 18 on the day of their local show/field
Olive oil, to
350g of grated
1 cup (150g) self-raising
1/2 cup (75g) plain
1 teaspoon bicarbonate of
1/2 teaspoon ground
1/2 cup (80g) brown
1/2 cup (125mls)
1/2 cup (125mls) golden
3
1 teaspoon vanilla
½ cup chopped
Rules and eg
1. The carrot cake competitions follows the show-group-state
level of competition
2. An exhibitor having won at a Show, will bake another
cake for entry in the Group Final; the winner will then be
required to bake a further cake for the State Final
3. Exhibitors are to follow the recipe and specifications (listed
over)
4. An exhibitor having won at show/field day level is not
eligible to enter any other show/field day until after the
Group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can
compete further
5. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Group in the
State Final
6. Each cake entered must be the bona fide work of the
exhibitor
7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group
or State Final level then the second place getter is
eligible to compete
ze To be advised
Hot Tips for e
A well-kept competition cake making
secret: lay a tea towel over the cake rack before turning
the cake out to prevent the imprint of the cake rack
appearing on your competition cake.
Rocky
Lamattina
& o
Sponsored by:
Foodworks
Creswick
&
Bean and Barrow
Creswick
1. Preheat oven to 170°C (a moderate oven). Grease a 20cm (base)
round cake pan lightly
oil, and line with non-stick baking
paper. Peel and grate the carrots, and set
2. Sift the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon into a large
3. Put the brown sugar, oil, golden syrup, eggs and vanilla in a
separate bowl. Use a
whisk to mix until
4. Pour the oil mixture into the dry ingredients. Use a wooden spoon to
stir gently until
5. Stir in the grated carrot and
6. Pour the mixture into the pan and bake for 1 hour. Set aside for 5
out onto a wire rack to cool
minutes, before
See Junior baker Carrot & Date muffin recipe on page 44
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HORSE SPORTS PARTICIPANT RISK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER FORM
Please read and sign this form and
return it with your entry form
Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd and Kingston Agricultural Society Inc. (together “the
Suppliers”) advise that participation in horse sports at an agricultural show contains
elements of risk, both obvious and inherent. Horse sports are dangerous recreational
activities and horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially when
frightened or hurt.
1. By signing this waiver I acknowledge that:
a. participation in horse sports is a hazardous activity and may result in injury, loss,
damage or death to me;
b. participation in horse sports requires certain skills. I declare that I have sufficient
skills to be able to safely and properly participate in the events;
c. horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable way, especially if frightened or
hurt, or if exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises;
d. the horse sports will be held in close proximity to large groups of people and
entertainment activities and that there may be loud and unfamiliar noises which
can frighten horses;
e. as the event is held outdoors there are risks to me and to my horse as a result
of the weather conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or
wind;
f. insects or other animals may cause my horse or other horses to become
frightened and act in an unpredictable way;
g. there is inherent in horse riding events the risk of suffering injury including falling
from my horse;
h. I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for
safely and properly participating in the event; and
i. I use the facilities of the Kingston Agricultural Society Inc. entirely at my own
risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger
to me.
(continued next page)
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HORSE SPORTS PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGMENT & WAIVER cont.
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2. If I suffer harm while participating in the 2014 Kingston Agricultural Show, I will not
sue for any damages or costs or hold the Suppliers (in particular the Kingston Agricultural
Society), their employees or agents legally responsible for any personal injuries I suffer
caused by their negligence or breach of contract or breach of the statutory guarantee
provided by the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic) to the extent
allowed by that Act (see Warning below).
3. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the Kingston Agricultural Show and
associated activities are a danger and may have inherent risks as a result of which
personal injury (and sometimes death) may occur and I accept and assume all such risks
of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby
waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers (in particular the Kingston Agricultural
Society) for all tort or contractual claims I or my representatives may have for such
personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in
connection with these activities.
4. I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Kingston
Agricultural Show and agree that such use may result in me being excluded from an
event with no entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers.
5. I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd as
varied from time to time.
Kingston Agricultural Show
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November 2014
AND FAIR TRADING ACT 2012
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to:
Under the Australian Consumer LawHorse
(Victoria),
statutory guarantees apply to the
supply of certain goods
services.
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that the suppliers named
Joyceand
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Road, NEWLYN
on this(03)
form
are required to ensure that the recreational services it supplies to you—
Phone:
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• are rendered with due care and skill; and
• are reasonably fit for any purpose which you, either expressly or by
implication, make known to the supplier; and
• might reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made known to
the supplier.
Under section 22 of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012, the
supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to
you. If you sign this form, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier
under the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 if you are killed or
injured because the services provided were not in accordance with these guarantees, are
excluded, restricted or modified in the way set out in this form.
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section 22(3)(b) of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012.
(please sign on the next page, page 3 of the waiver form)
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Kingston Agricultural Show
PRE-PAID HORSE
ENTRY FORM
Pre-paid entries close Wednesday 19 November 2014
Horse entries to:
Joyce Williams, 22 Sutton Park Road, NEWLYN 3364
Phone: (03) 5345 7436
Both sides of this form to be completed and returned intact.
(One copy retained by Secretary, other returned to exhibitor on Show day at
the gate, and used by stewards to check exhibits.)
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PRE-PAID HORSE ENTRY FORM
Entries close Wednesday 19 November 2014. Horse entries to:
Joyce Williams, 22 Sutton Park Road, NEWLYN 3364 Phone: (03) 5345 7436
Section
Class
Reg No
(where
applicable)
Entry
Fee
Name of Exhibit
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Cheques payable to:
Kingston Agricultural Society Inc.
Total entry fees
$
TOTAL ENCLOSED
$
Mr
Name: Mrs ...............................................................................................................................................................
Ms/Miss
Address: .....................................................................................................................................................................
City: ...................................................................................................................
Phone: ............................................................................
Post Code: .............................
Signature: .................................................................
Both sides of this form to be completed and returned intact. (One copy retained by Secretary, other
returned to exhibitor on Show day at the gate, and used by stewards to check exhibits.)
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PRE-PAID HORSE ENTRY FORM
Entries close Wednesday 19November 2014. Horse entries to:
Joyce Williams, 22 Sutton Park Road, NEWLYN 3364 Phone: (03) 5345 7436
Section
Class
Reg No
(where
applicable)
Entry
Fee
Name of Exhibit
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Cheques payable to:
Kingston Agricultural Society Inc.
Total entry fees
$
TOTAL ENCLOSED
$
Mr
Name: Mrs ...............................................................................................................................................................
Ms/Miss
Address: .....................................................................................................................................................................
City: ...................................................................................................................
Phone: ............................................................................
Post Code: .............................
Signature: .................................................................
Both sides of this form to be completed and returned intact. (One copy retained by Secretary, other
returned to exhibitor on Show day at the gate, and used by stewards to check exhibits.)
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147th
Kingston Agricultural Show
PRE-PAID HORSE
ENTRY FORM
Pre-paid entries close Wednesday 19 November 2014
Horse entries to:
Joyce Williams, 22 Sutton Park Road, NEWLYN 3364
Phone: (03) 5345 7436
Both sides of this form to be completed and returned intact.
(One copy retained by Secretary, other returned to exhibitor on Show day at
the gate, and used by stewards to check exhibits.)
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Page 3
HORSE SPORTS PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER cont.
NAME OF PARTICIPANT at the 2014 Kingston Agricultural Show:
__________________________________________________________
Where the participant is over 18 years of age:
I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing and agree that this
waiver will be binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree to
waive my rights to sue the Suppliers (in particular the Kingston Agricultural Society) for
common law negligence, breach of contract and for a breach of the Australian Consumer
Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic) with respect to injury or death as a result of
participation in horse events at the 2013 Kingston Agricultural Show. I agree that this
waiver shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria.
Signature: ..................................................................... Dated: ...................................
Print name: _________________________________________________________
Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or
guardian):
I ........................................................................., being a parent or legal guardian of the
participant named above have read and understood and explained the above to the
participant prior to signing it and agree that this agreement will be binding on my (and
their) heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators. I agree to waive our rights to sue
for common law negligence, breach of contract and for a breach of the Australian
Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic) with respect to injury or death as a
result of participating in horse events at the 2013 Kingston Agricultural Show. I agree
that this waiver shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of
Victoria.
Signature of parent/guardian: ……………………… Dated: ………………………
Print name: _________________________________________________________
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HORSE SPORTS PARTICIPANT RISK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER FORM
This form must be signed and returned with
the entry form.
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HORSES
HORSE EVENTS ............................................................................. 28
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Details of who to contact concerning competitions .......................... 28
Additional Horse Entry Conditions ..................................................... 29
Ring 1 Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies ............................... 31
Ring 2 Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies ............................... 32
Ring 3 Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies ............................... 33
Ring 4 Breed classes ........................................................................... 35
Ring 5 Registered Ponies classes ........................................................ 38
Ring 6 Standardbreds and Harness .................................................... 42
Ring 7 Pony Club Events ..................................................................... 43
Waiver and entry forms – pull out from middle ................................ 20
RISK WARNING
Animals are unpredictable. Even quiet horses can kick and bite.
The ground can be uneven and branches can fall from trees.
Please look after others and yourself and enjoy the Show.
ENQUIRIES & ENTRIES
Horses:
Mrs Joyce Williams, 22 Sutton Park Rd., Newlyn, 3364 (03) 5345 7436
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Additional Rules for Horse Events
See page 8 for General Rules of Entry to Competitions.
1.
The Kingston Agricultural Society is affiliated with Equestrian Victoria.
2.
The Kingston “Spring” Show is conducted under VAS Ltd. Rules, Equestrian Victoria rules and
the following rules. Entrants agree to abide by these rules.
3.
Horse competitors are required to sign waivers (see middle of program). Competitors and all
those near horses are warned that horses are prone to be unpredictable. Care should be
taken when riding near other horses or when on the ground near other horses. Please look
after yourself and others. Please report any dangerous incident to the Secretary’s Office.
4.
The signing of an entry form shall be taken as a guarantee that any animal to be brought onto
the grounds is free from disease as far as is known to the owner. In case of infectious disease
being spread through or by an exhibitor the exhibitor shall be held responsible for any loss or
damage caused.
5.
If a rider falls off, he/she will not be allowed to remount until checked by medical personnel.
6.
Meanings of terms for horse classes
The term ‘novice’ means not having won a first prize in that class at any Agricultural Show.
The term ‘intermediate’ means not having won a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize in that class competing
singly at any Australian Royal Show.
The term ‘show hunter’ means ponies and hacks with a little more substance than is required
for a show horse. A quality animal with bold, free movement and reliable temperament. A
gallop may be required. The outfit for the Show Hunter classes is more subdued than that of
usual saddle classes. Saddlery should be clean, neat and plain. There should be no coloured
browbands. Rider should also be plain with no hair ribbons or flowers.
VAS Ltd. First Season Newcomer means ridden (saddle), hack, galloways and ponies
competing in their first Season.
Saddle horse, galloway or pony is defined to be 3 yrs of age and over.
7.
The breeding year for horses shall date from August 1st.
8.
Current height certificates issued by RASV and EV will be recognised by this Show Society.
Horses and ponies without a current height certificate must be measured by the appointed
measurer at the Show prior to being exhibited in a class where height is specified.
9.
The use of tranquillisers, stimulants or any drugs capable of affecting the performance or
behaviour of animals is forbidden. Random swabbing may take place and is the owner’s
expense.
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10. A competitor who wins one Championship in an Open Saddle Class should not enter the
equivalent class in another ring.
11. Stallions to be ridden only where explicitly stated.
12. All riders must wear an Australian Standard approved helmet with harness secured at all times
while riding on the Showground (AS/NZS 3838 or EN1384 or ASTN F1163).
13. Top Boots may not be worn by riders under 18 years in riding competitions but may be worn
in other classes.
14. Horse classes’ entry fee is $3.50 per class if pre-paid and $5.00 if enter on the day unless
otherwise stated. No refunds for pre-paid tickets.
15. Rules for Good Hands Class. The class shall be judged solely on riding ability. Mount, saddle
or costume will not be taken into account. Special attention will be paid to hands and seat,
general management and control of the horse or pony. Competitors must ride using an
ordinary snaffle, single jointed in the centre. The mouthpiece must be smooth and of the
same type of metal – with or without a cavesson on the noseband. A gear check must take
place. Straight bar snaffles, drop nosebands, whips & spurs are not allowed. Certificate and
ribbon only. The winner qualifies for 2015 VAS Ltd. Saddle Horse Championships.
16. Rules for Off the Track Class. Open to all thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 yrs & over, over
14.2 hh who are registered with Racing Information Services Victoria. Racing/Trial name to
be used where appropriate. Qualifying classes will be judged ridden. Once a qualifier is won,
the horse cannot compete in other qualifiers. All qualifying winners gain entry to the Off the
Track Series Final to be held at 2015 VAST Ltd. Saddle Horse Championships to be held 8
January 2015. Riders to be 14 yrs & over on day of show. To be judged as a good example of
thoroughbreds rather than riding horse/hunter types taking the following into consideration:
thoroughbred qualities, confirmation, manners, paces & performance. Injuries caused
through racing such as blemishes allowed. Qualifier prizes: $50, sash, card, Racing Victoria
Prize Pack. For more detailed information see the VAS Ltd. website:
http://www.vicagshows.com.au/documents/competition/horses/Off%20the%20Track%20reg
ulations.pdf
ALL RINGS EXCEPT HARNESS WILL CLOSE FOR LUNCH
12.30pm - 1.30pm
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RING 1
Commencing 9.15am
Led & Ridden Hacks, Galloways & Ponies
Entry fee: Pre-paid $3.50 per class; entry on the day $5.00 per class
Judge: TBA on website
Prize money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third ribbon
1
2
3
4
5
Smartest on Parade over 18 Years
Led Gelding over 15hh
Led Mare over 15hh, 4 years & over
Led Filly over 15hh, 3 years & under
Led Stallion / Colt over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Led Hack
6 Novice Ridden Hack over 15hh
7 Intermediate Ridden Hack over 15hh
8 Ridden Hack over 15hh and not over 15.2hh
9 Ridden Hack over 15.2hh and not over 16hh
10 Ridden Hack over 16.hh and not over 16.2hh
11 Ridden Hack over 16.2hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Hack
First Season Newcomer Hack (classes 12-13)
12 Ridden Hack over 15hh and not over 16hh
13 Ridden Hack over 16hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden First Season Newcomer Hack
14 Off the Track (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
15 Show Hunter Hack over 15hh and not over 16hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
16 Show Hunter Hack over 16hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
Champion and Reserve Show Hunter Hack
17 Rider 18 years and under 21 years
18 Rider 21 years and over
Champion and Reserve Senior Rider
19 Ridden Galloway over 14hh and not over 14.2hh
20 Ridden Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Galloway
21 Open Pony 11.2hh and under
22 Open Pony over 11.2hh and not over 12hh
23 Open Pony over 12hh and not over 12.2hh
Champion and Reserve Saddle Pony 12.2hh and under
24 Open Pony over 12.2hh and not over 13hh
25 Open Pony over 13hh and not over 13.2hh
26 Open Pony over 13.2hh and not over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Saddle Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
27 Ladies Hack over 15hh
28 Pleasure Hack over 15hh (ridden in snaffle bit)
29 Show Hunter Pony 12.2hh and under (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
30 Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
Champion and Reserve Show Hunter Pony
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RING 2
Commencing 9.15am
Led & Ridden Galloways, Ponies & Hacks
Entry fee: Pre-paid $3.50 per class; entry on the day $5.00 per class
Judge: TBA on website
Prize money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third ribbon
31 Smartest on Parade 12 years and under 15 years
32 Smartest on Parade 15 years and under 18 years
33 Led Gelding over 14hh and not over 15hh
34 Led Mare over 14hh and not over 15hh, 4 years and over
35 Led Filly over 14hh and not over 15hh, 3 years and under
36 Led Stallion / Colt 14hh and not over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Led Galloway
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38
39
40
Novice Galloway over 14hh and not over 15hh
Intermediate Galloway over 14hh and not over 15hh
Ridden Galloway over 14hh and not over 14.2hh
Ridden Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Galloway
First Season Newcomer Galloway (classes 41-42)
41 Ridden Galloway 14hh and not over 14.2hh
42 Ridden Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden First Season Newcomer Galloway
43 Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh and not over 14.2hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
44 Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
Champion and Reserve Show Hunter Galloway
45 43 Rider 12 years and under 14 years
46 Rider 14 years and under 16 years
47 Rider 16 years and under 18 years
Champion and Reserve Intermediate Rider
48 46 Open Pony 11.2hh and under
49 Open Pony over 11.2hh and not over 12hh
50 Open Pony over 12hh and not over 12.2hh
Champion and Reserve Saddle Pony 12.2hh and under
51 49 Open Pony over 12.2hh and not over 13hh
52 Open Pony over 13hh and not over 13.2hh
53 Open Pony over 13.2hh and not over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Saddle Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
54 52 Ridden Hack over 15hh and not over 15.2hh
55 Ridden Hack over 15.2hh and not over 16.hh
56 Ridden Hack over 16hh and not over 16.2hh
57 Ridden Hack over 16.2hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Hack
58 Ladies Galloway over 14hh and not over 15hh
59 Pleasure Galloway over 14hh and not over 15hh ridden in snaffle
60 Good Hands for girls and boys (12 years and under 15 years as at 30 November) (no entry fee)
See Additional Rules for Horse Events for conditions of entry and judging criteria.
61 Show Hunter Hack over 15hh and not over 16hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
62 Show Hunter Hack over 16hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
Champion and Reserve Show Hunter Hack
ALL RINGS EXCEPT HARNESS WILL CLOSE FOR LUNCH 12.30pm - 1.30pm
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RING 3
Commencing 8.45am
Led & Ridden Ponies, Hacks & Galloways
Entry fee: Pre-paid $3.50 per class; entry on the day $5.00 per class
Judge: TBA on website
Prize money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third ribbon
NOTE: all riders under 12 years are required to use snaffle bit in Riding, Turnout and Smartest on Parade
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Miniature turnout 10.2hh and under, rider 6 years and under (may be led)
Smartest on parade 7 years and under 12 years
Led Pony Gelding 12.2hh and under
Led Pony Gelding over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
Led Pony Mare 14hh and under, 4 years and over
Led Pony Filly/Colt/Gelding 14hh and under, 3 years and under
Led Pony Stallion 14hh and under, 4 years and over
Champion and Reserve Led Pony
70 Novice Pony 12.2 and under
71 Intermediate Pony 12.2hh and under
72 Open Pony not over 11.2hh
73 Open Pony over 11.2hh and not over 12hh
74 Open Pony over 12hh and not over 12.2hh
Champion and Reserve Saddle Pony 12.2hh and under
75 Novice Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
76 Intermediate Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
77 Open Pony over 12.2hh and not over 13hh
78 Open Pony over 13hh and not over 13.2hh
79 Open Pony over 13.2hh and not over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Saddle Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
First Season Newcomer Pony (classes 80-82)
80 Ridden Pony not over 12hh
81 Ridden Pony over 12hh and not over 13hh
82 Ridden Pony over 13hh and not over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden First Season Newcomer Pony
83 Show Hunter Pony 12.2hh and under (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
84 Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh and not over 14hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
Champion and Reserve Show Hunter Pony
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86
87
88
Rider 6 years and under (may be led, all to receive a ribbon)
Rider under 8 years
Rider 8 years and under 10 years
Rider 10 years and under 12 years
Champion and Reserve Junior Rider
89 Ridden Hack over 15hh and not over 15.2hh
90 Ridden Hack over 15.2hh and not over 16hh
91 Ridden Hack over 16hh and not over 16.2hh
92 Ridden Hack over 16.2hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Hack
93 Ridden Galloway over 14hh and not over 14.2hh
94 Ridden Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Ridden Galloway over 14hh and not over 15hh
95 Pony 14hh and under ridden by child under 15 years
96 Pleasure Pony 14hh and under
97 Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh and not over 14.2hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
98 Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh and not over 15hh (see Additional Rules for Horse Events)
Champion and Reserve Show Hunter Galloway
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RING 4
Commencing 9.00am
Entry fee: Pre-paid $3.50 per class; entry on the day $5.00 per class
Prize money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third ribbon
Judge: TBA on website
ARABIANS ‘B CLASS SHOW’
All horses to be registered in the Arabian Horse Stud Book. Amateur Owners must be registered
with the Arabian Horse Society.
PUREBRED ARABIAN
99 Filly 3 years & under
100 Mare 4 years and over
101 Arabian Female Shown by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Female
102 Colt 3 years & under
103 Stallion 4 years & over
104 Arabian Male Shown by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Stallion or Colt
105 Gelding 3yrs & under
106 Gelding 4yrs & over, not over 14.2hh
107 Gelding 4yrs & over, over 14.2hh
108 Arabian Gelding Shown by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Purebred Gelding
ARABIAN DERIVATIVES
109 Filly 3 years & under
110 Mare 4yrs & over, not over 14.2hh
111 Mare 4yrs & over, over 14.2hh
112 Arabian Derivative Female Shown by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative Female
113 Colt 3 years & under
114 Stallion 4yrs & over
115 Arabian Derivative Male Shown by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative Stallion or Colt
116 Gelding 3yrs & under
117 Gelding 4yrs & over, not over 14.2hh
118 Gelding 4yrs & over, over 14.2hh
119 Arabian Derivative Gelding Shown by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Arabian Derivative Gelding
SUPREME CHAMPION PUREBRED
SUPREME CHAMPION DERIVATIVE
Sponsored by Kayelle Arabian Stud
RIDDEN PUREBRED ARABIANS
120 Ridden Mare or Filly
121 Ridden Stallion or Colt
122 Ridden Gelding
(Arabian classes continued next page)
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RING 4 (cont.)
123 Purebred Ridden by a Child under 18
124 Purebred Ridden by adult 18 & over
125 Purebred Ridden by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Purebred Arabian
RIDDEN ARABIAN DERIVATIVES
126 Ridden Mare or Filly not over 14.2hh
127 Ridden Mare or Filly 14.2hh and over
128 Ridden Stallion or Colt
129 Ridden Gelding not over 14.2hh
130 Ridden Gelding over 14.2hh
131 Arabian Derivative ridden by a child under 18
132 Arabian Derivative ridden by adult 18 & over
133 Arabian Derivative Ridden by an Amateur Owner (A/O Card must be produced)
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Arabian Derivative
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN ARABIAN (PUREBRED OR DERIVATIVE)
Sponsored by B&M Veal
ARABIAN/ARABIAN DERIVATE PERFORMANCE CLASSES
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135
136
137
138
Show Hunter
Bridle Path Hack
Western Pleasure
Side Saddle
Arabian Costume
Western District Arabian Riders and Breeders Inc.
ARABIAN HIGH POINT HORSE SERIES
Stawell, Ararat, Beaufort, Ballarat, Daylesford, Kingston, Goroke, Horsham,
Nhill, Clunes and Maryborough Agricultural Shows Arabian Classes
High Point Pure Arabian
High Point Derivative Arabian
Both winners will be awarded an embroidered woollen rug
Scoring will be compiled by W.D.A.R.A.B.
Open to all Competitors in the Arabian classes
WDARAB Enquiries: [email protected]
WALERS
WHSA Showing Guidelines Apply. Horses must be registered with WHSA or WHOBAA.
139 Led purebred mare or filly
140 Led purebred stallion or colt
141 Led purebred gelding
Champion & Reserve Led Purebred Waler – trophies sponsored by WHSA
142 Led part-bred
143 Ridden pure-bred
144 Ridden part-bred
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RING 4 (cont.)
PINTOS – ‘D Grade Program’
All ponies must be registered with the Victorian Pinto Society and owners must be current financial
members. Proof of registration may be requested. Sponsored by Victorian Pinto Society
145 Led Stallion or Colt, 14hh & over
146 Led Stallion, under 14hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Stallion or Colt
147 Led Mare or Filly, 14hh & over
148 Led Mare of Filly, under 14hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Mare or Filly
149 Led Gelding, 14hh & over
150 Led Gelding, under 14hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pinto Gelding
SUPREME CHAMPION LED PINTO
151 Ridden Pinto, 14hh & over
152 Ridden Pinto, under 14hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Pinto
Get a great start to the New Year
at the
Kingston
Summer
Horse Show
Sunday 18 January 2015
RISK WARNING
Animals are unpredictable. Even quiet horses can kick and bite.
The ground can be uneven and branches can fall from trees.
Please look after others and yourself and enjoy the Show.
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RING 5
Commencing 9.00am
Entry fee: Pre-paid $3.50 per class; entry on the day $5.00 per class
Judge: TBA on website
Prize money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third ribbon
REGISTERED PONIES
All ponies must be registered and owners must be current financial members of the Australian
Pony Stud Book Society (APSB), Riding Pony Stud Book Society Inc. or Welsh Pony and Cob Society.
Ponies must be shown in the registered owner’s name. Registration Certificates and Membership
cards must be produced upon request. Failure to do so will lead to disqualification from the class.
Ridden ponies must be 3 years and over. Newcomer Cards need to be produced on the day of the
show if competing in Newcomer Classes.
APSB Classes Sponsored by the WESTERN PROMOTIONAL COMMITTEE
APSB classes qualify for APSB Pony of the Year
SHETLANDS
153 Led Shetland Stallion, 4 yrs & over, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
154 Led Shetland Colt, 2 and 3 yrs, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
155 Led Shetland Gelding, 2 yrs & over, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Male
156 Led Shetland Mare, 4 yrs & over, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
157 Led Shetland Filly, 2 and 3 yrs, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Female
158 Led Shetland Colt, yearling, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
159 Led Shetland Filly, yearling, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
160 Led Shetland Gelding, yearling, over 8.2hh and not over 10.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Yearling
SUPREME CHAMPION LED SHETLAND, over 8.2hh & not over 10.2hh
Classes and Garland sponsored by Pamtab Park Shetland & Highland Stud
161 Led Shetland Stallion, 4 yrs & over, not over 8.2hh
162 Led Shetland Colt, 2 and 3 yrs, not over 8.2hh
163 Led Shetland Gelding, 2 yrs & over, not over 8.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Male
164 Led Shetland Mare, 4 yrs & over, not over 8.2hh
165 Led Shetland Filly, 3 yrs & under, not over 8.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Female
166 Led Shetland Colt, yearling, not over 8.2hh
167 Led Shetland Filly, yearling, not over 8.2hh
168 Led Shetland Gelding, yearling, not over 8.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Shetland Yearling
SUPREME CHAMPION LED SHETLAND, not over 8.2hh
Classes and Garland sponsored by The Meadows Stud, Allendale
169 Junior Handler, 10 years and under
170 Junior Handler, 11 years and under 16 years
171 Ridden Shetland (children under 12 yo may be led)
ALL RINGS EXCEPT HARNESS WILL CLOSE FOR LUNCH 12.30pm - 1.30pm
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RING 5 (cont.)
AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE PONIES
(Must be registered with A.M.P.S Inc)
172 Led Gelding 4 yrs and over
173 Led Gelding 3 yrs and under
Champion & Reserve Champion Miniature Gelding
174 Led Stallion 4 yrs and over
175 Led Colt 2 and 3 yrs
176 Led Yearling Colt
Champion & Reserve Champion Miniature Stallion or Colt
177 Led Mare 4 yrs and over
178 Led Filly 2 and 3 yrs
179 Led Filly Yearling
Champion & Reserve Champion Miniature Female
SUPREME LED MINIATURE PONY
Sponsored by Geelong Miniature Pony Promotional Group
AUSTRALIAN PONIES - Led
Registered in the Australian section of the APSB
180 Led Colt or Stallion not over 14hh
181 Led Mare or Filly not over 14hh
182 Led Gelding not over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Australian Pony
WELSH PONIES
Entries to classes 183 to 190 must be registered in the Welsh section of the APSB and/or Welsh Pony
& Cob Society and owners must be financial members of same
WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY – SECTION A
183 Led Colt or Stallion
184 Led Filly or Mare
185 Led Gelding
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Section A
WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY – SECTION B
186 Led Colt or Stallion
187 Led Filly or Mare
188 Led Gelding
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Pony Section B
WELSH COB – SECTIONS C OR D
189 Led Colt, Stallion or Gelding
190 Led Filly or Mare
Champion and Reserve Champion Welsh Section C or D
SUPREME CHAMPION LED WELSH
sponsored by Saddleworld Ballarat
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RING 5 (cont.)
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND BREEDS (participants in classes 173-180 not eligible)
191 Led Male
192 Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Mountain & Moorland Breeds
Sponsored by Pamtab Park Shetland & Highland Stud
PART-BRED WELSH LED - ponies must be registered with welsh Pony & Cob Society
and owners must be financial members of same
193 Led Part Bred Female
194 Led Part Bred Male
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Part Bred Welsh
REGISTERED APSB RIDING PONY - APSB PART-BRED
195 Led Male
196 Led Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Led APSB Riding Pony
REGISTERED PONIES – RIDDEN CLASSES
197 Ridden Male
198 Ridden Female
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Pony
199 Ridden APSB Riding Pony – APSB part-bred
RIDING PONIES
All ponies must be registered and owners must be current financial members of the Riding Pony
Stud Book Society Ltd. Ponies must be shown in the registered owner’s name. Registration
certificates and membership cards must be produced upon request. Failure to do so will lead to
disqualification from the class. Ridden ponies must be 3 years and over.
RIDING PONY LED EVENTS
Stallions and Colts eligible for classes 200-202)
200 Senior Led Riding Pony 4 yrs & over, over 13.2hh and n.e. 14.2hh
201 Senior Led Riding Pony 4 yrs & over, over 12.2hh and n.e. 13.2hh
202 Senior Led Riding Pony 4 yrs & over, n.e. 12.2hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPTION SENIOR LED RIDING PONY
203 Led Colt, Gelding or Filly 3 yrs
204 Led Colt, Gelding or Filly 2 yrs
205 Led Colt, Gelding or Filly Yearling
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED YOUNG STOCK
SUPREME CHAMPION LED RIDING PONY
Sponsored by Saddleworld
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RING 5 (cont.)
RIDING PONY RIDDEN EVENTS
Ridden ponies must be 3 years and over.
Stallions & Colts are ineligible for Newcomer classes
RIDING PONY NEWCOMERS (Newcomer Cards must be produced)
206 Newcomer Ridden Pony n.e. 12.2hh
207 Newcomer Ridden Pony over 12.2hh, n.e. 13.2hh
208 Newcomer Ridden Pony over 13.2, n.e. 14.2hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN NEWCOMER RIDING PONY
RIDDEN RIDING PONIES
209 Ridden Riding Pony n.e. 12.2hh
210 Ridden Riding Pony over 12.2hh, n.e. 13.2hh
211 Ridden Riding Pony over 13.2hh, n.e. 14.2hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN RIDING PONY
ALL RINGS EXCEPT HARNESS WILL CLOSE FOR LUNCH 12.30pm - 1.30pm
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RING 6
Commences approximately 10.30am
Entry fee: Pre-paid $3.50 per class; entry on the day $5.00 per class
Judge: TBA on website
Prize money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third ribbon
STANDARDBREDS 10.30 am
1 Best Presented Male or Female
2 Novice Led
3 Led Stallion or colt
4 Led gelding 15.2hh and under
5 Led gelding over 15.2hh
Champion and Reserve Led Male
6 Led Female 15.2hh and under
7 Led Female over 15.2hh
Champion and Reserve Led Female
SUPREME STANDARDBRED
Trophy Sponsored by Maree Slack
8 Ridden Novice
9 Ridden Male
10 Ridden Female
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Standardbred
HARNESS 12.30 pm
11 Non Hackney Pony 10.2hh and under
12 Non Hackney Pony over 10.2hh and not over 12hh
13 Non Hackney Pony over 12hh and not over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Non Hackney Pony
14 Non Hackney Horse over 14hh and not over 15hh
15 Non Hackney Horse over 15hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Non Hackney Horse
16 Hackney Pony not over 14hh
17 Hackney Horse over 14hh
Champion and Reserve Champion Hackney exhibit
18 Jinker or Buggy turnout
19 Viceroy Turnout
Champion and Reserve Turnout (classes 18 & 19)
20 Best authentic historical turnout (2 or 4 wheel)
21 Jog cart
22 Open driver
23 Pleasure Horse or Pony
VAS LTD. SADDLE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Prince of Wales Showgrounds, Bendigo
Friday 7 to Sunday 9 JANUARY 2015
Qualifiers at 2014 Kingston Agricultural Show ARE eligible
for 2015 Championships.
For
further
please contact
the VAS
Office12.30pm
Phone: (03)
54 415555
ALL
RINGSinformation
EXCEPT HARNESS
WILL CLOSE
FORLtd
LUNCH
- 1.30pm
Email: [email protected] ; http://www.vicagshows.com.au/index.html
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RING 7
Commencing 10.00am
PONY CLUB EVENTS
Judge: TBA on website
ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE DAY ENTRY FEE $3.50
Ordinary snaffle bit only; run under PCAV rules
Pony Club Uniform must be worn; medical arm bands to be worn, attendance cards must be
produced and show 50% attendance and two rallies on same mount in previous 12 months.
1 Led / handler under 10 years
2 Led / handler 10 years and under 14 years
3 Led / handler 14 years and under 16 years
4 Led / handler 16 years and to 26 years
Champion and Reserve Led / Handler (Trophy)
5 Best Presented Horse and Rider under 10 years (Sashes 1-3)
6 Best Presented Horse and Rider 10 years and under 14 years (Sashes 1-3)
7 Best Presented Horse and Rider 14 years under 16 years (Sashes 1-3)
8 Best Presented Horse and Rider 16 years to 26 years
9 Pony Club Rider under 10 years
10 Pony Club Rider 10 years and under 14 years
11 Pony Club Rider 14 years and under 16 years
12 Pony Club Rider 16 years to 26 years
Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider (Trophy)
13 Ridden Pony Club Mount 12.2hh and under
14 Ridden Pony Club Mount over 12.2hh and not over 14hh
15 Ridden Pony Club Mount 14hh and not over 15hh
16 Ridden Pony Club Mount 15hh and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Pony Club Mount (Trophy)
17 Pony Club Pair of riders (any club $3.50 per pair)
18 Pony Club Team of three riders (any club $3.50 per team)
Champions proudly sponsored by
HORSELAND BALLARAT
Kingston Pony Club Inc.
Rallies held on the 4th Sunday
New members welcome
Phone: (03) 5345 1493; 5345 7246
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VAS Carrot and Date Muffins
A competition for junior cake bakers under 18
on the day of their local show/ field
2 ½ cups Self-raising
1 teaspoon ground
¼ teaspoon ground
1 cup brown sugar (firmly
1/3 cup chopped pitted
1 cup coarsely grated
1 tablespoon orange
1 cup canola
2 eggs, lightly
¾ cup orange
1 cup reduced fat
See rules on page 19
1. Pre heat oven to 190C (moderately
2. Line a 12 hole muffin pan with, Round Paper Muffin
Classic White Muffin
(35mm Height 90mm Wide 50mm
3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates, carrots. Then add the
marmalade, oil, eggs,
juice and milk. Mix until just
4. Spoon mixture evenly into Muffin paper cases in muffin
5. Cook for 20 minutes. To test if muffins are cooked insert cake skewer; if it comes out
the muffins are
6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes before removing to
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Show entries: Four (4) muffins per
Primary school
students eligible
Class 1: Preps, Years 1-2
Class 2: Years 3-4
Class 3: Years 5-6
Draw something you've seen at the
Kingston Show
Use the paper and coloured pencils available at the Morrish Pavilion.
On the back of your drawing: please put the Class number, your
name, phone number (preferably landline) and put it in the box
labelled with your class number.
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From:
The Horse Secretary
Kingston Agricultural Society Inc.
22 Sutton Park Road
NEWLYN VIC 3364
Deliver to:
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