2023 Eidsvold Show Schedule

Index of Schedule

PLEASE NOTE: No ATM Machines at the Show Cash or Eftpos only

President's Message

Our competitors & community are what make the Eidsvold Show. We all come together to celebrate what we have grown and produced in our district. To showcase the best of the best.

It is wonderful to once again reward and recognise our dedicated exhibitors across all the 16 different sections, highlighting their achievements to the public on showday

It is pleasing to see the woodchop competition return to our program and I urge everybody to support and cheer on these skilled axemen.

We have also introduced a new competition to the Saturday program, please check out the Extreme Horseman Trail Event. We thank the Southern Cross Xtreme Cowboy Racing Club for bringing over all the equipment and hosting this section.

This year we commenced our power network upgrade on the grounds that will benefit the showgrounds and all other clubs and organisations that use the facilities.

Many thanks to all our stewards that have taken time out of their busy lives to help to run our community show.

I thank our small but dedicated committee that work tirelessly to put the 2023 show on for our community enjoyment.

A special thanks to Jess & Joy for the incredible effort they have put into the schedule and all other areas of the show.

I do not think everybody in the community realise just how much time and effort/hours goes into bringing this show program together.

We welcome back our good friend Len Jensen as our announcer for this year’s show. We hope this can continue for many years to come.

Good luck with your entries and I look forward to catching up with everybody at the 2023 show.

Regards

Stuart Hamilton.

Gayndah - 8th April

Monto 21st – 23rd April

Taroom 1st & 2nd May

2023 Show Dates

Mt Perry 15th April

Eidsvold 30th April

Mundubbera 4th – 6th May

Roma (Qld State Country Show jumping Championships] 11th – 13th May

Theodore 15th – 16th May

Frazer Coast [Maryborough] 25th – 26th May

Isis District [Childers] 27th May

Gin Gin 3rd – 4th June

RNA Brisbane Ekka 12th – 20th Aug

Biggenden 20th – 21st May

Chinchilla 26th – 27th May

Bundaberg 31st May – 2nd June

Teebar 17th June

Eidsvold Show Members List 2023

Life Members

Margaret Boothby

BF Goody

Stephanie Lee

DJ (June) Hartwig

Ray Swannell

Current Members

TJ & ER Bancroft

John & Lauren Blacklock

Levi & Jodie Boto

SJ & TG Bowling

T & B Burnham

Cameron & Prue Bygrave

JS & SL Cruickshank

Roy & Audrey Doyle

Noah Farr

Geoff & Bronwen Fort

Ella, Alissa & Kira Fort

Gordon Geddes

Vale. Narelle Geddes

Rick & Alice Greenup

Amber Hamilton

Brandy Hamilton & Ben Allan

Bret & Stacey Hamilton

Gina Hamilton

JD & JE Hamilton

Joy Hamilton

T & C Hamilton

Graham Hartwig

Barbara Hartwig

GT & LM Hartwig

Jamie Lee Hartwig

Peter Hartwig

Honorary Life Members

TJ Croner

Dot Hamilton OAM

Stuart Hamilton

RD Hartwig

BJ(Mary) Nelson

Adam & Emma Hatton

Brett & Brodie Hatton

Paul & Ingrid Hatton

Roger & Cheryl Hatton

SJ & RL Hutson

Trevor & Nikki Keiler

Maddy Keiler

M & M Langston

Trudie & Darren Law

Terry & Liz Lawlor

William Lawlor

John & Loraine Lindenmayer

PJ & JA Lindenmayer

Kate & Megan Lindermayer

Graham McDermott

DJ & JB Mossman

Darcy Mossman

KD & JJ Mossman

Sophie Mossman

Emma & Joel Muirhead

Gary & Vanessa Murray

Vale. Jack Murray

Lindsay & Roslyn Payne

Liam & Trudie Payne

Mitchell Payne

Sandy & Lori Pointon

Jan & Sandy Pointon

Geoff & Amy Price

Anne Rae

Paul Reiser

Richard Reiser & Jane Carroll

Hugh Reiser

Rosanne & Alex Reithmuller

Eligh Roth

Glenn Roth & Jess Seeley

Kobi Schooley

Amelia Schooley

Kylie & Simon Schooley

GJ & KD Slater

Matthew Slater

Jim & Lynn Tucker

RJ & NK Vander Have

CF & JL Wedemeyer

Ben Weller & Ashley Christensen

Robyn & Pat Weller

Charli & Toby Willett

Members receive Free entry into Eidsvold Show Sunday 30th April 2023

Officials & Contacts

President: Stuart Hamilton 0427 062 501

Senior Vice: Bret Hamilton 0438 213 895

Treasurer: Joy Hamilton 0427 650 863

Assistant Treasurer: Anne Rae 0407 029 883

Secretary: Jessica Seeley 0429 660 312

Management Committee Chief: Stuart Hamilton 07 4165 0863

Patrons: Dot Hamilton & Trevor Croner

Mail: The Secretary, Eidsvold Show Society Inc. PO Box 26 Eidsvold Q 4627

Email: eidsvoldshow@gmail.com

Cover Photo supplied by: Sandie Reed Photography

Cover & Inside cover designed by: Caitlin Hamilton

ABN 36 979 954 187

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SPECIAL SHOW REGULATIONS & BY-LAWS

All persons entering the Eidsvold Showgrounds, do so at their own risk and agree to comply with any and all requirements reasonably imposed by the Eidsvold Show Society, including in connection with any Queensland Government directives or mandates. By entering the Eidsvold Showgrounds, each person agrees to indemnify the Eidsvold Show Society against any fine or penalty imposed on the Eidsvold Show Society as a result of that person’s entry onto the premises

PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERSHIP AND ADMISSION

Annual Membership Fee is $11.00 for single membership, $33.00 family membership (which includes member's children under 12 years) $5.50 for Highschool membership (aged 12-17 years) or $7.70 for a Pensioner membership. Show Society membership allows free entry to both days of the show and vehicle access to the grounds, excludes ringside parking. No pass outs will be given.

ENTRY FEES

10% of first prize money unless stated otherwise.

GENERAL REGULATIONS

1. All living livestock must be the bone fide property of the exhibitor. Fruit, flowers, vegetables, and farm produce must have been grown by the exhibitor or the prize money will be withheld.

2. All entries must be on the printed forms to be obtained from the Secretary either; in person, via by email or downloaded from the Eidsvold Show Society page (in PDF format). These forms must be sent to the secretary on or before the date entries close, the entry fee in all cases must be remitted with the entry. NO PAYMENT - NO ENTRY

3. Exhibits entered in the wrong classes by the exhibitor may be transferred by the Steward on the direction of the judge.

4. The Society may receive for exhibition only and reserves the right to refuse any exhibit without giving reason for doing so.

5. Entries in the livestock section will be taken as guarantee that the exhibit is free from disease. In case of infectious diseases being spread through a violation of this regulation, the exhibitor must take the consequences.

6. The Society will not be responsible for any accident caused through or by an exhibitor or person and will not in any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of livestock or any other exhibit of any kind or any damage thereto.

7. All exhibits must be on the ground at time stated in Schedule or if not stated then not later than 9.00 am on judging day.

8. All exhibits must be delivered to and from the ground at the risk of the exhibitor.

9. Judges will have the power to withhold any prize if they consider the exhibit of insufficient merit. In classes where there are other exhibits worthy of notice beside those to which prizes have been awarded, the Judge may award a Certificate of Merit, Highly Commended or Commended.

10. All entries will be accepted on the condition that all disputes, objections and protests shall be decided by the Disputes Committee of the Society.

11. Protests must be lodged with the Secretary, in writing, within one hour following the conclusion of the disputed event, and enclosing $50.00, which will be forfeited to the Society's funds should the protest be considered frivolous. No protest will be considered unless lodged by the competitor.

12. As soon as the judges have made their awards in any class, the prize exhibit shall be distinguished by different colored ribbons or cards; blue first, red second, yellow third, white commended, purple champion, green reserve champion.

13. No exhibitors other than Stewards will be allowed on the ring or in the building in which the exhibit is being judged, any person so offending shall forfeit his right to a prize. The Steward shall prevent any person interfering with the Judges.

14. Any person being a nuisance or displaying insulting behavior after being cautioned shall be expelled from the ground.

15. All exhibits must remain on the Show grounds until 5.00pm the day of the Show. No exhibit will be allowed to be removed without the sanction of the Stewards or Secretary. In cases of breach of this rule, all prizes that may have been awarded to an exhibitor may be forfeited unless satisfactory reason is given.

16. Prize money outstanding and unclaimed for one months will be forfeited to the Society.

17. Auctioneers shall pay to the Society a commission of not less than two and one half per cent upon livestock sales effected on the Show grounds whether by auction or by private contract.

18. Stewards shall obtain award cards from the Pavilion Office and direct Judges to exhibits and shall carefully explain conditions of each class.

19. Stewards will obtain prize cards and ribbons from the Pavilion office and affix same to exhibits after filling in names of successful exhibitors and other exhibitors and other particulars.

20. Disqualified competitors: owners, trainers, riders and horses disqualified by any Chamber of Agricultural Society of the Commonwealth, or by any of the leading racing clubs will not be allowed to compete.

21. The committee reserves the right to alter classes or program as it deems necessary.

22. Any articles entered in the Pavilion Sections of Photography, TA Perry Arts, Needlework or Lego, Arts and Crafts which have won a first prize at any previous Eidsvold Show will not be eligible for nomination

23. Any exhibit that gains Second to the Show Champion in its class shall be eligible to compete for Reserve Champion.

24. Judges are expected to attend the Secretary's office (now located in the pavilion office) on the Showground at the hour appointed and introduce themselves to the Secretary and Stewards of the Section.

25. Judges may recommend for certificate, or commended as they think fit, any exhibit of special merit included in the schedule of prizes and need not award prizes in any class in which the exhibits are considered in their opinion of insufficient merit.

26. Judges shall disqualify any exhibitor who, in their opinion, does not comply with regulations, and shall enter the reason in their books.

27. In case any dispute may arise as to the construction to be put upon and of the By-laws and regulations the same shall be determined by the Committee whose decision shall be final.

28. The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and to the Constitution and Rules of this Society/Association in addition to any Special Regulations which appear within this schedule.

29. Any organisation, after obtaining permission from the Society to conduct a raffle MUST ONLY SELL TICKETS AT THEIR STAND.

30. JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL.

31. SCHEDULE ADVERTISING is limited and reserved primarily for sponsors.

32. CAMPING FEES All Campers on the Showgrounds must pay a camping fee of $10.00 per site per weekend. To secure a campsite, please complete a Camping application form, and forward the fees (payable to the Eidsvold Show Society Inc) to Secretary, PO Box 26, Eidsvold, Qld 4627. Email: eidsvoldshow@gmail.com

CAMPDRAFT

Saturday 29th April 2023

Commencing 6.00 am sharp with the Novice Campdraft

Nominations via: Campdraft Central – www.campdraftcentral.com.au

Ground Coordinator: eidsvoldshow@gmail.com Office: Joy Hamilton & Anne Rae

Horse Health Declarations need to be handed into Secretary’s office prior to competing

- Campdraft Central - Nominations will open at 6am 4th April 2023 for a period of 24hrs

- NO Late nominations

- EFT payments via Campdraft Central.

- Campdraft will be run as an unaffiliated event. We will be running under the rules and regulations of the Australian Campdraft Association.

- CAMPDRAFT ENTRIES MAY BE LIMITED DUE TO AVAILABILITY OF STOCK.

- Nominations will be refunded, provided the committee is advised of non-attendance by 9am on Monday 24th April. After this time, a stock levy of $20 will be retained.

- Showgrounds camping fee - $10 per site per weekend. Prior booking of site/s is necessary. Camping & Stable application in Schedule Please contact Tammy Bowlingtgbowling01@gmail.com or 0428 278 157 to arrange camping and stabling

- No Electric fencing to be used, all horses are to be securely tied to truck or float, stabled, or inside portable panels. No parking on polocrosse fields

- HELMETS: Must be worn by U 18Yr rider whilst mounted. Comply to Australian & NZ standards. SECURELY FASTEREN under the chin at all times.

Class 1 G.A. Pott Memorial Novice

Nom. Fee $25.00

1st $170, 2nd $100, 3rd $60, 4th $40, 5th $30

Prizemoney donated by Keith & Julie

Mossman

Trophy donated by Pott Family

Cut out trophy donated by BJs Canvas & Leather, Mundubbera

QOTT Cut out Prize: $100

QOTT Prize - Horse/Rider combination gaining highest outside course score. $150

Class 2 Junior (riders under 12 years)

Nom. Fee $5.00

1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5

Prizemoney donated by POSSCO Quality Builders. Trophy by Eidsvold Rural

Class 3 Juvenile (riders 12 years & under 17 years)

Nom. Fee $10.00

1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $15, 4th $10

Prize money donated by Monto Vet Services Cut out trophy: Eidsvold Rural

Trophy donated by That Country Shop

QOTT Junior/Juvenile Horse/Rider combination at Judges discretion $50

Class 4 Bundaberg Motor Group Open

Nom. Fee $30.00

1st Round

1st $60, 2nd $50, 3rd $40, 4th $30

Final: 1st $200, 2nd $140, 3rd $90, 4th $70

Prize money donated by Bundaberg Motor Group, Vander have Grazing, Lindenmayer Family & Payne Families ($50)

Trophy donated by Karen Slater & Kym Landen

Cut out trophy donated by That Country Shop

QOTT Cut out Prize: $100

QOTT Prize - Horse/Rider combination gaining highest outside course score. $150 Completed

Extreme Horseman Trial

Saturday 29th April 2023

Commencing approx. 8.30am

Stewards: James Scott 0447 287 736

Nominations: Tickets on the day.

Nomination Cost: – Open $25 - Junior under 16 years $15

Prizemoney: Adult 1st $100, 2nd $80, 3rd $60, 4th $50, 5th $30 Junior 1st 55, 2nd $45, 3rd $35, 4th $30, 5th $25

Thank You to our Sponsor!

Horse Health Declarations must be handed into Ring Secretary’s office prior to competing.

SPECIAL REGULARIONS

Please present at the Shade tent near the Rodeo arena to be briefed on rules, course, nominations etc.

The Extreme horseman trail will be a set course of approximately. 10 – 13 obstacles.

Obstacles: - Free Ride Left & Right, Chuck Wagon, Bridge, Machinal cow, Roping Steer, Side Passes, Small Bend, Water Box, Tarp, Spider Jump, Caracole, Ride through, Bridge combo etc. Require good horsemanship skills and is open to all breeds of horses or pony.

Winners will be announced at completion of the day.

This is a new sport to Australia, today’s event at the Eidsvold Show is promoted by the ‘Southern Cross xtreme Cowboy Racing Club’ and is a worldwide sport originating in America.

We thank the Southern Cross xtreme Cowboy Racing Club members, from Maryborough for bring over all the equipment needed to run this event. There will be similar events at Monto & Mundubbera Shows.

SECTION 1: HORSES

Sunday 30th April 2023 - Commencing 8.00 am sharp

Ring Director & Steward: Joy Hamilton P: 0427 650 863 Jackie Lindenmayer

Ring Assistances/Stewards: Bronwen Fort, Stacey Hamilton, Liz Lawlor

Maddy Keiler, Wendy Bazley, Eidsvold PC Tammy Angela & Vanessa with the Novelty Events

Showjump Rail Stewards: Volunteers needed.

Thank you to our sponsors:

QOTT

NAB, Mundubbera Branch

Euroka Grazing

Granular Products

Angela & Sean Schuh

Central & North Burnett ASH

JD & JE Hamilton

Eidsvold Corner Motel & Café

Leah Read Performance Horses

Roth Family

Eidsvold Bowls Club

Gary Walsh

Gina Hamilton

Payne Family in memory of Hilda Payne

Eidsvold Rural

Bendigo Bank, Mundubbera

Terry & Lorraine Haupt

DJ & JB Mossman

Eidsvold Show Society

Eidsvold Pony Club

Athlone Grazing

Woodlands Karouselle Performance Horse

Horse Health Declarations to be handed into Ring Secretary’s office prior to competing

Please collect Wrist Band to Compete – no wrist band – no ride!

SPECIAL REGULATIONS

1. All entries complete with nomination money in Horse Section will be taken on show days under the ticket system.

2. QOTT nominations to come via the QOTT website https://forms.gle/SJB85PVxPB4LRu118

3. Age of all horses will date from 1st August. Every horse foaled before 1st August will be deemed one year old on 1st August next.

4. It is the responsibility of the competitor to be available at the judging of any event including championships. Disqualification may occur for not doing so.

5. In all maiden competitions, horses must be maiden at time of starting, not time of entering.

6. When the height is stipulated, horses and ponies may require to be measured in the presence of the Ring Steward.

7. No horses or ponies will be allowed to come into the ring with ribbons on, except on parade.

8. In each class where one entry only is received, a ribbon will be awarded, and prize money paid, provided the entry is of sufficient merit in opinion of the judge.

9. No entry will be accepted unless name of animal is on entry form.

10. All exhibits in Horse Led Stud book classes must be registered and pedigree must be available to see if requested.

11. All horses must have been the property of a resident for six months prior to the Show in all classes.

12. No Stallions allowed to compete in hack classes.

13. No event will be delayed for competitors competing in other event.

14. Local events – postcode 4627

15. Regional Events - Residents & horses stabled in North Burnett Regional Council Area.

16. Novice Hack – Horses that have not won an Open Championship.

17. Consolation Hack – Horses/pony that have not won a first prize in Hack Classes at this show.

18. Registered Horses or Ponies cannot compete in Unregistered Classes

19. In any event where the age of the competitor is stated, age on the day of the Show shall apply.

20. Ponies are not eligible to compete in Ring 1 unless otherwise stated.

PONY CLUB EVENT REGULATIONS

1. Pony Club Riders must be financial members of a pony club affiliated with PCA

2. Proof of membership – Current Membership card

3. A horse or pony must be the property of member of the club the rider belongs.

4. Club uniform may be worn but not compulsory

5. NO Hacking Jackets or Show Vests will be allowed in Pony Club Events.

6. A competitor may ride only one mount and any mount may have only one rider.

7. All pony club events to be judged under PCQ rules.

Please hand in Horse Health Declaration into Ring Secretaries Office

When Purchasing your Entry Tickets

Queensland Off The Track (QOTT)

Sponsorship - $300 prize pool

Best Performed QOTT in ridden classes – Adult Rider & Junior Rider, will be awarded via points accumulated from classes 18 – 46

RING 1 – LED HORSE CLASSES

Sunday, 30th April 2023 - Commencing 8.00 am sharp

Led Horse Classes - All genders will compete in the same breed class unless there are 3 or more entries of the same gender in that class. The choice to split the classes will be at the judge’s discretion. If classes are split, only 1st prize money will be paid in each class.

Class 12 Led Thoroughbred

Class 13 ASHS Led Stockhorse

Class 14 Led Quarter Horse

Class 15 Led OTT over 14hh

Class 16 Led any other Registered Breed not covered above - over 14hh

Class 17 Led Unregistered Horse over 14hh - Prize money donated Woodlands Karouselle Performance Horse

CHAMPION ALL BREEDS LED EXHIBIT - classes 13-18 $50

Prize money donated by – NAB, Mundubbera Branch

RESERVE CHAMPION ALL BREEDS LED EXHIBIT – Sash

Breaks will be at 11:30 am for ½ hour and at 2 pm for 15 mins for the lolly drop

RING 1 - RIDDEN CLASSES

Class 18 Maiden Galloway Hack

Class 19 Local Galloway Hack Postcode 4627

Prize money donated by Granular Product

Class 20 Regional Galloway Hack

Class 21 Novice Galloway Hack

Class 22 Galloway Hack (14 hh and not exceeding 14.2 hands)

Class 23 Galloway Hack (14.2 hh and not exceeding 15 hands)

Class 24 Galloway Hack for Mares

Class 25 Galloway Hack for Geldings

Class 26 Juvenile Galloway Hack (must be owner riders under 18 years)

CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK - $50

$50 prize money donated by Mundubbera

Community Bank, Bendigo Bank

RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK

Sash

Class 27 Pleasure Galloway Hack - Snaffle Bit

Class 28 Pair of Riders

- Open to Galloways & Hacks

Class 29 Open Rider over 21 yrs

Class 30 Rider 18 to 21 years

Class 31 Local Rider over 18 years

Prize money $50 donated by Roth Family in memory of Digger and Beattie Roth.

Class 32 L J & B Sinclair Memorial Maiden Hack - prize money donated by Athlone

Grazing

Class 33 Local Hack postcode 4627

Prize money donated by Granular Products

Class 34 Regional Hack

Class 35 Juvenile Hack (must be owner riders under 18 years)

Class 36 Novice Hack

Class 37 Hack over 15h & NE 15.2h

Class 38 Hack over 15.2h & NE 16h

Class 39 Hack over 16h

RING 1 - RIDDEN CLASSES

Class 40 Hack for Mares

Class 41 Hack for Geldings

CHAMPION HACK - $50

Prizemoney donated by Eidsvold Corner Motel & Café

RESERVE CHAMPION HACK - Sash

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK Trophy donated by Euroka Grazing (Judged from Champion Galloway Hack, Champion Hack & Champion Pony Hack)

Class 42 Pleasure Hack - Snaffle Bit Class 43 ASH Open Hack (ASH Sash)Galloways can compete

Class 44 Stockman's Turnout

Well, presented, clean gear & work out at Judges discretion. Presented in a way suitable to go mustering. Require at least 4 items eg hobbles, quart pot, saddlebag, halter, Driz-a-bone, stock whip, 2way, camel pack, plyers, may be other things that are part of a mustering kit.

(Trophy donated by Central & North Burnett Branch of ASH)

Class 45 Challenge Pattern - Sponsored by Leah Read Performance Horses

Class 46 Juvenile Challenge Pattern under 18 years - Sponsored by Leah Read Performance Horse

RING 2 - LED PONY CLASSES

Sunday, 30th April 2023 - Commencing 8.00 am sharp

Class 47 Pony Club members - Youth Handler 11 - 18 years

Trophy donated by Eidsvold Pony Club in memory of Kim Rose

Class 48 Pony Club members - Youth Handler Under 11 years

Trophy donated by Eidsvold Pony Club in memory of Kim Rose

Ponies - Mares & Geldings will compete in the same breed class unless there are 3 or more entries of the same gender in that class. The choice to split the classes will be at the judge’s discretion. If classes are split, only 1st prize money will be paid in each class.

Class 49 Led Welsh Pony 14 hands and under Prize money donor DJ&JB Mossman

Class 50 Led Australian Riding Pony 14 hands and under Prize money donor Terry & Lorraine Haupt

Class 51 Led any other Registered Pony Breed not covered above - 14 hands and under Prize money donor Gary Walsh

Class 52 Led Unregistered Pony 14 h and under. Prize money donor Woodlands Karouselle Performance Horses

CHAMPION LED PONY

(Judged from winner of classes 49 – 52)

Trophy donated by Eidsvold Rural

RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY - Sash

If you don’t treasure your ribbons

Please leave them in the box provided to be recycled – Thank-You!

RING 2 - RIDDEN CLASSES

Breaks will be at 11:30 am for ½ hour and at 2 pm for 15 mins for the lolly drop!

Class 53 Local Girl/Boy Rider on Lead postcode 4627 not eligible for champion

Class 54 Rider on Lead - not eligible for champion

Class 55 Maiden Pony Hack

Class 56 Local Pony Hack postcode 4627 Prizemoney donated by Eidsvold Bowls Club

Class 57 Regional Pony Hack

Class 58 Novice Pony Hack

Class 59 Pony Hack 12 hands & under

Class 60 Pony Hack over 12 hands & not exceeding 13 hands

Class 61 Pony Hack over 13 hands and not exceeding 14 hands

Class 62 Hack for Pony Mares

Class 63 Hack for Pony Geldings

CHAMPION PONY HACK

Trophy donated by Gina Hamilton (Eligible to compete in Supreme Champion Hack in Ring 1)

RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK

Sash

Class 64 Pleasure Pony Hack - Snaffle Bit

Class 65 Pair of Pony Hacks

Class 66 Consolation Pony Hack

Rider Classes – 67-77. Will be judged on riding ability, not attire. Riding either horse or pony.

Class 67 Local Girl/Boy Rider under 9 years postcode 4627

Class 68 Girl Rider under 9 years

Class 69 Boy Rider under 9 years

Class 70 Local Girl/Boy Rider 9 years & under 12 - postcode 4627

Class 71 Girl Rider 9 years & under 12 years

Class 72 Boy Rider 9 years & under 12 years

Class 73 Stockperson Rider under 12 years eligible for champion

CHAMPION GIRL/BOY RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS Prizemoney donated by Angela & Sean Schuh RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL/BOY RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS Sash

Class 74 Local Girl/Boy Rider 12 years & under 18 years postcode 4627

Class 75 Girl Rider 12 years & under 18 years

Class 76 Boy Rider 12 years & under 18 years

Class 77 Stockperson Rider 12 years & under 18 years - eligible for champion

CHAMPION GIRL/BOY RIDER 12 YEARS & UNDER 18 YEARS

Trophy donated Payne Family in memory of Hilda Payne

RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL/BOY RIDER 12 YEARS & UNDER 18 YEARS - Sash

PONY CLUB & NOVELTY EVENTS

Break at 2 pm of 15 mins for the lolly drop

• Classes 78 – 80 donated by Eidsvold Pony Club.

• No hacking jackets or show vests allowed in these events

• Below classes Open to either Horse or Pony

Class 78 All-round Pony Club Mount under 12 years- open to either Horse or Pony.

Class 80 Team of 3 Riders under 18 years

Class 79 All-round Pony Club Mount under 18 years - open to either Horse or Pony

NOVELTY EVENTS

Class 81 Sword Race (Rider on Lead/Assisted, 3 flags only)

Class 82 Western Bending Race (Rider on Lead/Assisted)

Class 83 Keyhole Race (Rider on Lead/Assisted)

Class 84 Sword Race Under 9 years

Class 85 Western Bending Race under 9 years

Class 86 Keyhole Race under 9 years

Class 87 Sword Race 9 years & under 12 years

Class 88 Western Bending Race 9 years & 12 years

Class 89 Keyhole Race 9 years & under 12 years

Class 90 Sword Race 12 years & under 18 years

Class 91 Western Bending Race 12 years & under 18 years

Class 92 Keyhole Race 12 years & under 18 years

Class 93 Open Sword Race

SPECIAL PRIZES - Points allotted basic 1st - 3 points, 2nd - 2 points, 3rd - 1 point

Dawn Bramley Perpetual Memorial Trophy for the Eidsvold Rider who shows Horsemanship and Sportsmanship. Donated by the Bramley Family.

Hindmarsh Family Perpetual Trophy donated by the Hindmarsh Family will be awarded to the local Eidsvold rider on Lead gaining the highest points during the Show.

Eric Sinn Memorial Sash & Trophy donated by JD & JE Hamilton, for the local Eidsvold rider, under 9 years, gaining the highest points during the Show

Alexis Hindmarsh Trophy to be awarded to the local Eidsvold rider, boy or girl, 9 years and under 12 years, with the highest points for the show.

John Sinn Memorial Trophy donated by TJ & ER Bancroft will be awarded to the local Eidsvold rider, boy or girl, 12 years and under 18 years, with the highest points gained during the show - Sash.

Eidsvold Polocrosse Club Perpetual Trophy for the local juvenile rider who, in the judge’s opinion, has the “best hands”. Sash awarded by Show Society

QOTT Classes

QOTT nominations to come via the QOTT website link: https://forms.gle/SJB85PVxPB4LRu118

CAMPDRAFT

Saturday 29th April 2023 - Commencing 6.00 am sharp with the Novice Camp draft

Nominations via: Campdraft Central – www.campdraftcentral.com.au

Nominations open 6am 4th April for a 24hr period – no late nominations accepted

SEE Page 10 - for the full Campdraft Program

Class 1 Novice Campdraft

QOTT Cut out Prize: $100

QOTT Prize - Horse/Rider combination gaining highest outside course score. $150

Class 2-3 Junior or Juvenile Campdraft

QOTT Junior/Juvenile Horse/Rider combination at Judges discretion $50

Class 4 Bundaberg Motor Group Open Campdraft

QOTT Cut out Prize: $100

QOTT Prize - Horse/Rider combination gaining highest outside course score. $150

SECTION 1: HORSES

Sunday 30th April 2023 - Commencing 8.00 am sharp

SEE Page 12 - for full Horse Ring Program

Led Horse Classes - All genders will compete in the same breed class unless there are 3 or more entries of the same gender in that class. The choice to split the classes will be at the judge’s discretion. If classes are split, only 1st prize money will be paid in each class.

Class 16 Led OTT over 14hh

1st$ 50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20

Queensland Off The Track (QOTT) Sponsorship - $300 prize pool

Ring 1 classes 18.46

Best Performed QOTT in ridden classes – Adult Rider & Junior Rider, will be awarded via points accumulated from classes 18 – 46

RING 3: SHOW JUMPING

Sunday 30st April 2023 - Walk the course: 7.45 am Commencing: 8.00 am

SEE Page 20 - for full Showjumping Program

Queensland Off -The-Track (QOTT) Sponsorship - $400 prize pool

Best Performed QOTT Showjumper – Adult Rider & Junior Rider

RING 3 - SHOW JUMPING PROGRAM

Sunday 30st April 2023

Ring Director: Joy Hamilton 0427 650 863

Walk the course: 7.45 am Commencing: 8.00 am

Ring Breaks will be at 11:30 am for ½ hour and at 2 pm - 15 mins for the lolly drop

Regulations: All jumping contests to be judged E.A. rules. Fourth prize will be awarded if 6 or more competitors.

Interschool QLD Approved Show Jump Qualifying Event

Thank you to our sponsors:

Shelly Hindmarsh

Jackie & Paul Lindenmayer

Russel Rose

Liz & Terry Lawlor

Lynne & Neil Drinkwater

Granular Products

NAB Mundubbera Branch

Schooley Family

Slater Road Constructions

GT & LM Hartwig

Wathonga Feedlot

Euroka Grazing

Blacklock Family

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Queensland Off -The-Track (QOTT) Sponsorship - $400 prize pool Best Performed QOTT Showjumper – Adult Rider & Junior Rider

Class 94 80cm Show Jump AM5 (IQ Qualifier) Article238.2.2

Class 95 90cm Show jump AM5 (IQ Qualifier) Article238.2.2

Class 96 100cm Show jump AM5 (IQ Qualifier) Article238.2.2

Class 97 110cm Show jump AM5. Article238.2.2

Class 98 Special Two Phase 100-110cm Article274.2.5

Class 99 120cm Grand Prix Show Jump

AM5 Article 273.3.3.2

Class 100 Under 18 years - Show jump

AM5 (IQ Qualifier) Article238.2.2

(Starting height 70cm).

Class 101 Under 12 years - Show jump

AM5. (IQ Qualifier) Article238.2.2

(Starting height 50cm)

Class 102 Under 9 years - Show jump

AM5.

(Starting height 30cm, 2nd round Ideal time) Article 238.2.2

Class 103 Top Score Under 18 years.

(4 jumps will be set at 30 cm, balance set at judge’s discretion) Article 270.12.

SECTION 2: PRIME CATTLE

Sunday 30 April 2023

Judging to commence 8.00am

Stewards: Stuart Hamilton, Dugald Hamilton, Gordon Young, Jim Tucker, Jim Croner, Graham Hartwig, Geoffrey Hartwig, Greg Young, Lindsay Payne, Liam Payne, Geoff Fort, Paul Lindenmayer, Bret Hamilton, Toby Hamilton, Ben Allan, Jamie Hartwig. Phone: 07 41 650 863 (Stuart)

● All prime cattle must arrive on the Showgrounds no later than 2.00pm on Saturday, 29th April for weighing.

● Lucerne hay and water will be provided by the Society.

● Prime Cattle entries close Friday 21st April 2023

● Carcass competition entries close Friday 21st April 2023

● 3rd prize will be awarded if 5 or more entries in the class

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry Fee: $3.00 per head or $8.00 per pen

Prize Money: 1st $70 or trophy, 2nd $30, 3rd $20

Special class, beast exhibited by a child: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5

Thank you to our sponsors:

Payne Family

D & J Hamilton

Dot Hamilton OAM

G & B Young

Marian Slater

J & L Tucker

NAB Mundubbera Branch

SJ & JM Hamilton

Rodney & Graham Hartwig

IM & DE Williams

S & K Schooley

GT&LM Hartwig

Granular Products

LLM Grazing

Sandy Pointon & Sons

Odette McIlwraith & Family

Mundubbera Water Drilling

Bronwen & Geoff Fort

Greenup, Eidsvold Station

Shepherdson &Boyd

June Hartwig & Family

Eidsvold Livestock & Property

Diamond H Santa Gertrudis

James Sinclair

Slater Family

Gail Taylor & Family

Kaye Hockey

Kilcoy Pastoral Company

S & J Cruickshank

TJ&MC Croner

STR Products

Rural & Vet Mundubbera

Kym Landen & Karen Slater

Hartwig Family

TJ & MC Croner

Eidsvold Rural

Santa Gertrudis Society

Aust. Hereford Society

Aust. Brangus Assoc.

Aust. Poll Hereford

Aust. Brahman Breeders Assoc

Special Regulations

1. Exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor at least one month prior to the show.

2. The stewards reserve the right to reject any exhibit which in their opinion is not worthy of exhibition with regards to temperament.

3. The opinion of the Judge shall be final and binding.

4. Entries in the prime stock classes are not confined to beef breeds. All breeds are accepted subject to Clause 2.

5. The following classes are GRAIN FED - 2,4,7 &9.

6. The classes-1,3,5,6,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,16, & 17 are GRASS or CROP fed.

7. Classes 10 & 11 are feeder classes to be HGP FREE.

8. All cattle in the GRAINFED classes to be fed in a registered feedlot and accompanied by a purple slip.

9. AT STEWARDS DISCREATION EXHIBITORS MAY BE LIMITED TO 3 ENTRIES PER HOOF CLASS – EXCEPT FOR CARCASS CLASSES.

10. All cattle will be judged for early maturity, breeding, quality, conformation, weight, evenness and depth of flesh.

11. All prime stock exhibited are to be weighed, and the live weight to be displayed on the pen. If, after weighing an entry in any class, it is disqualified from that class by being over or under weight, the Stewards shall transfer that entry to another suitable class.

12. Cattle sold on weight by negotiation. NOTIFY STUART HAMILTON on 4165 0863

13. PERMITS TO BE LEFT WITH STUART HAMILTON WHEN DELIVERING STOCK.

14. The Society will not be responsible for trucking or holding stock after delivery.

15. Horned cattle must be tipped.

16. All cattle must be free of ticks and must meet biosecurity standards.

17. All cattle consigned to slaughter are at owner’s risk.

18. ALL PAPERWORK FOR CARCASS CATTLE MUST BE COMPLETED CORRECTLY BY VENDOR or BE DISQUALIFIED

19. All cattle must carry NLIS devices.

20. Cattle will be read onto ground by show society.

PRIME CATTLE - MALE CLASSES

Class 1001

1. Single Male Beast, live weight over 600kg (Export Market), 0 - 6 teeth.

(Also eligible for Carcass class 19)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Payne Family

Class 1002

2. Single Male Beast, live weight over 550kg (Grain Fed Export Market) 0 - 4

teeth. (Also eligible for Carcass class 20)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: D & J Hamilton

Class 1003

3. Single Male Beast, live weight 500kg to 600kg (Export) 0 - 4 teeth (Also eligible for Carcass class 21)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Dot Hamilton in memory of John Hamilton

Class 1004

4. Single Male Beast, live weight 450kg to 550kg. (Grain Fed) 0 - 4 teeth. (Also eligible for Carcass class 20)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: G & B Young & Marian Slater

Class 1005

5. Single Milk Tooth Steer under 350 kg

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: J & L Tucker

Class 1006

6. Pen 3 Male beasts over 600kg (Export Market) 0-6 teeth.

(Also eligible for Carcass class 22)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: NAB Mundubbera Branch

Class 1007

7. Pen 3 Male Beasts over 550kg

0 - 4 teeth (Grain Fed) (Export Market)

(Also eligible for Carcass class 24)

Prizemoney donor: SJ&JM Hamilton

Class 1008

8. Pen 3 Male Beasts 450kg to 600kg

0 - 4 teeth Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Rodney & Graham Hartwig

Class 1009

9. Pen 3 Grain Fed Steers under 550kg.

0-4 teeth.

(Also eligible for Carcass Class 24)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: IM & DE Williams, S & K Schooley

Class 1010 – New Class

10. Feeder Class - Pen of 3 Steers 400-500kg. 2 teeth & under. HGP Free.

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: GT&LM Hartwig

Class 1011 – New Class

11. Feeder Class - Pen 3 Milk Tooth Steer

330- 400 kg. HGP Free.

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Granular Products

Class 1012

12 Pen Milk Tooth Steer under 350kg

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: LLM Grazing

PRIME CATTLE - FEMALE CLASSES

Class 1013

13. Open single female

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Sandy. Pointon & Sons

Class 1014

14. Single 2 Tooth heifer, open weight 2 teeth & under.

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Odette

McIlwraith & family in memory of BE Taylor-Hamilton

Class 1015

15. Single Milk Tooth heifer under 350kg

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Mundubbera Water Drilling

Class 1016

16. Pen 3 replacement heifers 2 teeth & under Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Bronwen & Geoff Fort

Class 1017

17. Pen 3 milk tooth heifers, under 350kg

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Greenup Eidsvold Station

SPECIAL CLASS – Prime Cattle – CHILDREN

Class 1018

18. Best beast exhibited by a child. This beast is to be hand fed and to be led by the child at time of judging

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor:

NAB - Mundubbera Branch

1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5.

If you didn’t volunteer today, please don’t complain

Champions Prime Cattle

CHAMPION MALE BEAST - GRAIN FED

Selected from classes 2 & 4. Prizemoney donor: $100 by Rick & Alice Greenup, T/A Greenup Eidsvold Station

CHAMPION MALE BEAST - GRASS FED

Selected from classes 1, 3 & 5 all single entries and if an exhibitor wishes to nominate one from a pen of three, it will also be eligible, provided this beast is clearly paint branded with the number 27. Donated by June Hartwig Family, and Shepherdson & Boyd. Value $300

CHAMPION FEMALE BEAST

Selected from winners of Classes 13, 14 & 15 and if an exhibitor wishes to nominate one from a pen of three, it will also be eligible, provided this beast is clearly paint branded with the number 26. Trophy donated by Eidsvold Livestock & Property. Value $200

CHAMPION PEN OF FEEDER STEERS$500

Selected from winners of Classes 10 & 11. Prize money donor Diamond H Santa Gertrudis

CHAMPION PEN OF GRASS FED MALE

BEASTS - $200

Selected from winners of Classes 6, 8, & 12. Prize money donor James Sinclair

Don Slater Memorial Perpetual Trophy

Donated by the Slater Family will be awarded to the most successful exhibitor in the Prime Cattle (Hoof Section). 1st Three (3) points, 2nd Two (2) points, 3rd One (1) point, Champion Four (4) points, Champion Pen Five (5) points.

DON TAYLOR MEMORIAL for the most successful Cattle Exhibitor donated by Gail Taylor & family.

CARCASS COMPETITION

Stewards: Stuart Hamilton Phone: 0741 650 863

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Prize Money 1st $70 2nd $30, 3rd $20

● Special Prizes in class 1021 of $50 if the winning Carcass showing no more than 2 teeth, donated by TJ & MC Croner in memory of Jim & Stancey Quinn

● CHAMPION CARCASS (GRASS FED) – Sponsor/Prizemoney donor - Kym Landon & Karen Slater in memory of BL & LJ Hartwig

● CHAMPION CARCASS (GRAIN FED) – Sponsor/Prizemoney donor by - Hartwig family in memory of Chas Hartwig (Value $150)

All cattle entered in the respective classes of the carcass competition are deemed eligible to be judged at the meatworks.

Class 1019

19. Single male beast, live weight over 600 kg - Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Kaye Hockey in memory of Max Hockey

Class 1020

20. Single male or female beast - GRAIN

FED - Open Weight Grain Fed

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Kilcoy

Pastoral Co

Class 1021

21. Single male beast, under 600kgSponsor/Prizemoney donor: TJ&MC

Croner & J&S Cruickshank in memory of JA Cruickshank

BREED SOCIETY AWARDS from Santa Gertrudis Assoc, Aust Hereford Society, Aust Brangus Assoc, Aust Poll Hereford Ltd, or Aust Brahman Breeders Assoc - if the Champion Steer is nominated by the owner to be pronominally from the above breeds. In either the Hoof or Hook classes.

Class 1022

22. Pen of 3 male beasts, live weight over 600 kg - Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: STR Products

Class 1023

23. Pen of 3 male beasts, live weight under 600 kg - Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: June Hartwig & Family

Class 1024

24. Pen 3 Male Beasts - GRAIN FED Grain Fed - Sponsor/Prizemoney donor: Rural & Vet Mundubbera

CHAMPION CARCASS (GRASS FED)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor Kym Landon & Karen Slater in memory of BL & LJ Hartwig

CHAMPION CARCASS (GRAIN FED)

Sponsor/Prizemoney donor Hartwig family in memory of Chas Hartwig (Value $150)

SECTION 3: STUD CATTLE

Sunday 30th April 2023

Commencing at 7.30am with Junior Judging and Parading

Stewards: Cameron Bygrave, Megan Birch, James Aikin, Angela Schuh

Phone: 0458 820 309 (Cameron)

● All stud cattle must arrive on the Showgrounds no later than 7.00am Sunday, 30th April for a one-day show, and are asked to remain on the grounds until 5pm that afternoon, unless permitted to leave from the stewards.

● Junior Judging & Parading will commence at 7.30am so please ensure you are prepared by then.

● Stud Cattle judging begins around lunch time, or after the completion of all the junior events

● Entries close Friday 21st April 2023

● Stud nominations form available in back of schedule or by email eidsvoldshowstudcattle@outlook.com (eidsvoldshow@gmail.com)

● Nominations via ETF Bank Transfer – details on nomination form.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS

1. The age shall be taken at the 1st April, birth dates to be shown on entry forms.

2. All Stud cattle must be led, any cattle 12 months & over must have a nose ring & clip.

3. All stud cattle to be registered in the herd book, or calf registered of the respective breed society, Proof of such registration to be supplied if requested.

4. All stud cattle to be judged in Inter-breed classes.

5. Any animal which in the opinion of the Stewards is not in a fit state to be exhibited may be rejected.

6. (A) Breeders group to comprise of three (3) animals, with both sexes, all aged six months or over and all bred and owned by exhibitor. (B) All animals must have been shown in general classes.

7. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE EXCEPTED.

8. ALL NOMINATIONS IN THE STUD BEEF CATTLE SECTION ARE TO BE IN THE HANDS OF THE STEWARDS BY Friday 21st BEFORE THE SHOW.

9. Led Steer and Led Commercial Replacement Heifer - open to all breeds and crossbreeds (Milk Teeth) no restrictions on feeding.

10. Tick Scratching Person available on grounds for spraying back to TICK FREE AREA’S

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry Fee: $6.00

ALL FIRST PLACE GETTERS WILL RECEIVE A BAG OF GRAIN KINDLY DONATED BY RIVERINA STOCKFEEDS

Prize Money: Classes 128 – 139 1st $70, 2nd $30, 3rd $20

Class: 140 - 1st Trophy, 2nd $30 3rd $20

Led steer trophy donated by Eidsvold Rural Champions $100

Class 128 Heifer under 12 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Eidsvold

Livestock & Property

Class 129

Heifer, 12-15 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Eidsvold

Livestock & Property

Class 130

Heifer 15-18 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Eidsvold

Livestock & Property

Class 131

Bull under 12 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Lamb Family N Bar Brangus

Class 132

Bull 12-15 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Williams

Stockfeed

Class 133

Bull 15-18 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Cree Santas

Class 134

Cow or Heifer 18-24 Months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor:

Junior Champion Female

Greenup Eidsvold Station

Class 135

Cow or Heifer 24 months and over

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Greenup

Eidsvold Station

Class 136

Bull 18-24 months

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Birch

Droughtmasters

Class 137

Bull 24 months and over

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Birch

Droughtmasters

Class 138

Breeders Group

Sponsor/Prize money Donor:

Byac Santas – Cayb & Ricklee Schwerin

Class 139

Led Commercial Replacement Heifer

Sponsor/Prizemoney Donor: Caldy

Droughtmasters – Jason Barnard

Class 140

Led Steer

Trophy Donated by Eidsvold Rural

Champions Stud Cattle

Trophy/Prizemoney donated by: Greenup Eidsvold Station.

Junior Champion Bull

Trophy/Prizemoney donated by Bimbadeen Brangus

Senior Champion Female

Trophy/Prizemoney donated by Santahat

Senior Champion Bull Trophy/Prizemoney donated by Redline Brangus

All Reserve Champions

Sash donated by James Sinclair

Grand Champion Female

Trophy/Prize Money Donated by: Diamond H

Grand Champion Bull

Trophy/Prizemoney Donated by Boogal Cattle Co.

YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION

Stewards: Cameron Bygrave, Megan Birch, James Aikin, Angela Schuh

Phone: 0458 820 309 (Cameron)

SPECIAL REGULATIONS

1. The Young Judges Competition to be held on Sunday, 30 April 2023 in the Stud and Prime Cattle Area

2. To be judged under QCAS rules

A. Open to persons 15 years and under 25 Years of age as of 30th April.

B. Competitors under 18 years must have approval of parent or guardian to attend and it is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to make arrangement on behalf of the competitor

C. All competitors to be residents in Queensland for at least three (3) months prior to the competition or be attending a college in Queensland

D. Eligibility: National winners and persons on Breed Society Senior Judging Panels are NOT eligible

E. A competitor may compete in any show and be awarded the appropriate Prizemoney, but you must represent the Show at the Sub Chamber Final where you first won.

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry Fee: $FREE

Third prize will only be paid if 5 or more competitors

Prize Money: 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10

Class 141

Juvenile Stud Judging (under 12 yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: Caldy Droughtmasters

Class 142

Junior Stud Judging (12 & under 15 yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: Denise Hartwig

Class 143

Young Stud Judging (15 yrs & under25 yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: Karen Slater & Kym

Landen in Memory of Bernie and Lorna

Hartwig

Class 144 Paraders (under 12 yrs)

Prizemoney Donor Schuh Transport

Class 145

Paraders (12 & under 15 yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: Stephanie Lee & James Sinclair

Class 146

Paraders (15yrs & under 25 yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: Caldy Droughtmasters

Class 147

Young Judges Sub-Chamber

Finals: Saturday; 4th June 2023 Gin Gin Show.

Juvenile Prime Judging (under 12yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: Schuh Transport

Class 148

Junior Prime Judging (12 & under 15yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: James Sinclair

Class 149

Young Prime Judging (15yrs & U 25yrs)

Prizemoney Donor: James Sinclair

The below are encouragement awards!

Special High Points Awards for competitors that compete in all 3 sections of the Young Judges

FUTURE CATTLEMENS PRIMARY SCHOOL

AWARD: under 12yrs

Prizemoney Donor: Bec Scholl $25 value

FUTURE CATTLEMANS HIGH SCHOOL AWARD

12yrs &U15yrs Prizemoney Donor: June

Hartwig $25 Value

FUTURE CATTLEMEN OPEN AWARD: 15yrs & U 25yrs

Prizemoney Donor: June Hartwig $25 value

● All breeds dog show

SECTION 4 – DOGS

Sunday 30th April 2023

● Conducted under the rules of the Canine Control Council, QLD

● Entries to Margaret Burgess,

● PO Box 127, Mt Perry, Q 4671 –

● Phone: 0741 563 385

● Entries as per Canine Control Council’s DOG WORLD

Class 150 Toys

Class 151 Terriers

Class 152 Gun Dogs

Class 153 Hounds

Class 154 Working Dogs

Class 155 Non-sporting Class 156 Utility

Best in Show Runner up in Show

SECTION 5 - POULTRY

Stewards: Caitlin Hamilton & Michelle Dunn

Email: Eidsvoldshowpoultry@outlook.com

REGULATIONS

1. Local birds to be penned the night before the Show.

2. Visiting Birds: Must be penned 8am sharp. Birds will be available for pick up from 4pm

3. Judging commences at 8.30 am

4. Should any dispute arise, the matter of dispute shall be referred to the Committee whose decision shall be final.

5. During the Show, the exhibits will be in the custody of the Committee and the Stewards and shall not be touched or handled by owners or any other persons other than the Judge or Stewards, under any pretense whatsoever.

6. No birds will be allowed to leave the Poultry Pavilion without a clearance from the Stewards.

7. Birds will be collected after judging from 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm

8. Birds showing disease symptoms or vermin infestation will not be penned and must be removed from the grounds.

9. Any persons found to be aggravating the poultry will be asked to leave and may be banned from the show

10. ALL RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.

11. ONLY STEWARDS ALLOWED IN THE PAVILION DURING THE JUDGING.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS FOR CAGED BIRDS

1. A class will be made for each breed entered in this section

2.Protected Birds: Must be from Registered Aviary and held under special permit issued by DPI. Any variety of bird conforming to this may be shown.

3. Exhibitors must supply their own cage of standard sizes and type for the particular type of bird entered and must attach their name to the back or underneath of the cage.

4. No bird shall be removed from the pavilion without the permission of the Steward

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – $2

Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 (unless otherwise stated)

LARGE HARD FEATHER

Class 200 Male

Class 201 Female

Champion and Reserve Large Hard

Feather

BANTAM HARD FEATHER

Class 203 Male

Class 204 Female

Champion and Reserve Bantam Hard

Feather

LARGE SOFTFEATHER

Class 205 Male

Class 206 Female

Champion and Reserve Large Softfeather

BANTAM SOFTFEATHER

Class 207 Male

Class 208 Female

Champion and Reserve Bantam

Softfeather

WATERFOWL

Class 209 Male

Class 210 Female

Champion and Reserve Waterfowl

BACKYARD SECTION

(For mixed bred pets)

Class 211 Male

Class 212 Female

Class 213 Waterfowl

Class 214 Any Other Variety

Champion and Reserve Backyard

JUNIOR UNDER 10

Class 215 Male

Class 216 Female

Class 217 Waterfowl

Class 218 Any Other Variety

JUNIOR 11-17

Class 219 Male

Class 220 Female

Class 221 Waterfowl

Class 222 Any Other Variety

Champion and Reserve Junior

CAGED BIRDS

Class 223 Budgie

Class 224 Quail

Class 225 Parrot

Class 226 Finch

Class 227 Canary

Class 228 Any Other Variety

Champion and Reserve Cagebird

Champion Bird of Show

Reserve Champion Bird of Show

The Eidsvold Show Society thanks all the hardworking Stewards & Volunteers who make the show a reality each & every year.

SECTION 6 – WOOD CHOP AND CHAINSAWS

Sunday, 30th April 2023

Start time 10 am

WOOD CHOP

Stewards: Michael Dingle, Brodie Dingle

Phone: Michael –0408 986 811 Brodie 0428 993 619

No late nominations will be accepted

Competition Timber: Mahogany Donated by: Shaun Backshall – Culcraigie

Entry fee: $12 per event

Nominations close: Saturday 22th April 2023

Axeman Nominations to: Mr. Rohan Skennar 0417 611 930

Email: qldaxemensassn@outlook.com

Class 230 250mm Standing Handicap

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

Prize money donated by Michael Dingle

Class 231 275mm Underhand Handicap

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

Prize money donated by Bendigo Bank

Class 232 300mm EW, AR & M Birchley Memorial Standing Handicap

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40 Prize money donated by AM & M Birchley & Family.

Class 233 275mm Veterans Underhand Handicap

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

Prize money donated by Nutrien Ag Solutions

Class 234 250mm Veterans Standing block Handicap

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

Prize money donated by Sandy Pointon & Sons

Class 235 B Grade 275mm Underhand Championship

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

Prize money donated by Eidsvold Siltstone & Paul Hatton & Family

Class 236 A Grade 300mm UnderhandBL & LJ Hartwig Memorial

1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40

Prize money donated by Karen Slater & Kym Landen & Families in loving memory of Bernie & Lorna Hartwig

The Eidsvold Show Society appreciates the State Government’s Show grant program that enables us to maintain our Facilities

CHAINSAWS

Stewards Brodie Dingle , Glenn Roth

Phone: Brodie 0428 993 619 Glenn 0447 790 122

Competition Timber:

Speed & Disc Stack Mahogany

Post Ripping Iron Bark

Entry fee: $15 per event

Nominations close: Saturday 22th April 2023

Donated by: Shaun Backshall – Culcraigie

Donated by: Stuart & Joy Hamilton

Thank you to our sponsors: Rodney & Barbara Hartwig

Nominations to: Brodie Dingle 0428 993 619

Email: eidsvoldshow@gmail.com

Class 240 U 78 VS Speed

Heat 1 – 1st & 2nd to final

Heat 2 – 1st & 2nd to final

Class 241 U 78 vs Speed FINAL

1st $120.00 2nd $100.00 3rd $80.00

Class 242 U100 vs Speed

Heat 1 – 1st & 2nd to final

Heat 2 – 1st & 2nd to final

Class 243 U100 vs Speed FINAL

1st $120.00 2nd $100.00 3rd $80.00

Class 244 Open vs Speed (090)

Heat

Megan Dingle

Kingaroy Mower Centre

1st $150.00 2nd $110.00 3rd $80.00 4th

$60.00

Class 248 Open Post Rip

1st $150.00 2nd $110.00 3rd $80.00

4th $60.00

Teams Post Rip

Class 249 Open Teams Post Rip

Class 250 Local Teams Post Rip 1

Class 251 Jack and Jill Post Rip 1

Class 252

John Pott Memorial Local Post Rip

1st $150.00 2nd $110.00 3rd $80.00

Prize Money donated by: Megan Dingle

Memorial Shield presented by: Megan Dingle

Fence Post Billets donated by S & J Hamilton – To be Auctioned

PAVILION REGULATIONS

Exhibitors it is your responsibility to check closing dates, closing times and for any changes to pavilion sections and regulations.

1. Entries in each section are to be written on a separate Pavilion Entry Form and handed to the Secretary’s Office together with the entry fee to receive your section tickets and be deemed eligible for judging.

2. Nominations will be accepted any time prior to closing date and time for that section and only as per the listed classes in each section.

3. All section tickets are to be securely attached to all exhibits.

4. Any exhibit entered may be placed in the Pavilion on the Saturday afternoon before the Show provided it meets the criteria of regulation 1 and 3.

5. Please advise Stewards if pre-nominated entries are not available on the day.

6. Exhibits entered in wrong classes may be transferred by the Stewards on advice of the Judge.

7. Judges are requested to attend the Secretary’s Office upon arrival.

8. Stewards shall remove all exhibitors and all patrons from the Pavilion at 9.00 am on the Sunday for judging to commence.

9. If, in the opinion of the Judges, entries do not merit a first prize, second prize only will be given. If second prize is not warranted, no awards will be made.

10. Entries may be collected from the Pavilion from 5:00 pm on the Sunday of the show.

11. Prize money and trophies may be collected from the Secretary’s Office from 4pm ON THE SUNDAY – All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to collect any Prize money

12. Please note: any article in Lego, Arts & Crafts, T.A. Perry Art Prize, Printed & Digital Photography and Needlework which has won first prize at a previous Eidsvold Show will not be eligible for nomination.

It would be appreciated if the donors of trophies could leave their trophies at the Eidsvold News Agency prior to the Show weekend. Please note that entries close for the various sections as follows:

Overall Pavilion Prizes

Most first prizes in pavilion by Junior competitor (U17 yrs) Donated by Kaye Hockey

Most points in pavilion section junior (under 17 years) donated by Karen & Greg Slater

SECTION 7- SCRAPBOOKING, POETRY, DECORATED ITEM

SCRAPBOOKING

Steward: Sheridan Newman

Phone: 0427 639 530

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee - $1.00

Prize Money 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3

10 years & under

Class 260 Own Choice

11 years to 17 years

Class 261 Own Choice

POETRY

Steward: Sheridan Newman

Phone: 0427 639 530

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee - $1.00

Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3

Class 263 Primary students - own choice

DECORATED ITEM

Steward: Seini Huakau

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee - $1.00

Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3, 4th $2

Show Theme: Cows

Rules

Must reflect this year’s show theme. Entries cannot be live animals

Open Class 262 Own Choice

Champion Scrapbooking

Donated by R & T Rose in Memory of Kim Rose.

Class 264 Secondary students - own choice

Class 265 Open - own choice

Class 266 - Primary students

Class 267 - Secondary students

Class 268 - Open

SECTION 8 - FARM PRODUCE

Steward: Cr. Kingsley Mesner

Phone:

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – 50c

Prize money: 1st $3, 2nd $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)

Vegetables

Class 270 Collection of herbs

Class 271 1 head cabbage - any variety

Class 272 1 head lettuce

Class 273 Plate of green beans

Class 274 Bunch of radish, not less than 6

Class 275 Bunch of eschalot

Class 276 2 cucumbers, any variety

Class 277 2 capsicum

Class 278 3 beetroot

Class 279 Bunch of silver beet, 6 stalks

Class 280 3 zucchini

Class 281 3 squash, one variety

Class 282 1 pumpkin, any variety

Class 283 3 potatoes, any variety

Class 284 Any other vegetable

Champion Vegetable of Show

Donated by Mrs. Warren

Fruit

Class 285 Any Fruit, other than citrus

Class 286 Collection of tomatoes

Class 287 Plate of rosellas

Citrus Fruit

Class 288 4 grapefruit, any variety

Class 289 4 oranges, any variety

Class 290 4 mandarins, any variety

Class 291 4 lemons, bush

Class 292 4 lemons, any other variety

Class 293 1 dozen cumquats

Class 294 Citrus, any other variety

Champion Citrus Entry - Golden Globe

Award

$20 Donated by Jess Seeley

Miscellaneous

Class 295 1 dozen eggs, white

Class 296 1 dozen eggs, brown

Fodder

Class 297 Green Rhodes, bundle

Class 298 Mixed green fodder, bundle

Class 299 Forage sorghum, bundle

Class 300 Green panic, bundle

Class 301 Green Buffel, bundle

Class 302 Any other grass

Grain

Class 303 3 ears of grain sorghum

Most Entries Farm Produce - $15

$15 donated by Helen O’Sullivan

Champion Entry Farm Produce

Donated by Jan Pointon

Most First Prizes in Farm Produce

Donated by Dot Keiler

Junior Gardeners (UNDER 15)

Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $5, 4th

$3

Class 303 BEST MIXED DISPLAY

Class 304 1 dozen eggs, any colour -

Class 305 BEST COLLECTION OF HERBS

SECTION 9 - HORTICULTURE

Stewards: Audrey Doyle, Lynn Tucker, Garland Tucker

Phone: Audrey - 4165 1186

SECTION A - CUT FLOWERS

Steward: Audrey Doyle

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

(unless otherwise stated)

Entry fee: – 50c

Prizemoney: 1st $3, 2nd $1.50,

Class 310 Carnation, 1 bloom exhibition

Class 311 Chrysanthemum, collection

Class 312 Dahlia, 1 Stem

Class 313 Geranium, 1 single

Class 314 Geranium, 1 double

Class 315 Geranium, collection,

Class 316 Gerbera, 1 single

Class 317 Gerbera, Mona Lisa, 1 Stem

Class 318 Gerbera, 1 double

Class 319 Gerbera, hybrid, 1 stem

Class 320 Gerbera, collection single

Class 321 Marigold, collection

Class 322 Petunia, collection

Class 323 Nasturtiums, collection

Class 324 Rose, 1 best scented

Class 325 Rose, 1 exhibition, any colour

Class 326 Rose, one garden type & colour

Class 327 Rose, 1 red

Class 328 Rose, 1 pink

Class 329 Rose, 1 yellow

Class 330 Rose, white

SECTION B FLOWER ARRANGING

Steward Garland 0477 011 529

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

(unless otherwise stated)

Entry fee: – 50c

Prizemoney: 1st $5, 2nd $2.50

Open (any medium)

Class 343 Arrangement – basket viewable all round

Class 344 Arrangement - own choice

Class 345 Arrangement – centerpiece

Class 346 Fascinating foliage

Class 331 Rose, 1 shaded

Class 332 Rose, 1 full bloom

Class 333 Rose, 3 full bloom, same colour permitted.

Class 334 Rose, bud to full bloom, 3 stems, same rose

Class 335 Rose, collection

Class 336 Head of polyanthus or floribunda roses, 1 stem.

Class 337 Cluster of miniature roses

Class 338 Salvia, collection

Class 339 Tree flowering, domestic, 1 stem.

Class 340 Shrub, flowering, 1 stem.

Class 341 Flower, not otherwise classed.

Class 342 Tree, flowering native, 1 stem.

Champion Rose

Donated by Paul Reiser

Champion Flower (Other than a Rose)

Donated by Audrey Doyle

Junior (17 years & under – any medium)

Class 347 Arrangement - in unusual container

Class 348 Arrangement - own choice

Class 349 Arrangement bright & colourful

Class 350 Arrangement - fascinating foliage

Class 351 Arrangement - something for Nana

Class 352 Vegetable & Flower Sculpture

Please display sculpture on a plastic plate.

Class 353 Funny Face - Age 10 and under

Please display on a plastic plate.

Champion Arrangement Open

Prizemoney $20

Donor needed

Champion Arrangement Junior

Prizemoney $20

Donated by Dot Hamilton OAM

SECTION C - POT PLANTS

Steward: Lynn Tucker

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

(unless otherwise stated)

Entry fee: – 50c

Most Points Junior Flower Arrangement

Prizemoney $15

Donated by Jane Carroll

Gwen Rose Memorial for Arrangementfascinating foliage

Judged from both open & junior classes

Donated by Family

Prizemoney: 1st $3, 2nd $1.50, (For home gardeners - not open to commercial growers)

Class 354 Bergonia in pot

Class 355 Pot plant in flower

Class 356 Syngonium

Class 357 Coleus in pot

Class 358 Hanging basket - fern

Class 359 Adenium Obesum

Class 360 Hanging basket - any other plant

Class 361 Cactus - any variety

Class 362 Succulent

Class 363 Pot plant suitable for table decoration

Class 364 Pot plant not classified.

Class 365 Ceropegia - Chain of Hearts

Class 366 Hoya

Class 367 Orchid

Class 368 Potted gerbera

Champion Fern

Donated by Eidsvold Foodworks

Prizemoney $20

Champion Pot Plant

Donated by Eidsvold Garden Group/club

Prizemoney $20

Most Points Pot Plants

Donated by Peter Hartwig in memory of Elsie

Hartwig

Prizemoney $20

OPEN COOKERY

SECTION 10 COOKERY

Stewards: Lynn Krause, Jackie Hastings

Phone: Lynn – 4165 1131 or 0428 159 327

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – $1.00

Prizemoney - 1st $10, 2nd $5 (unless otherwise stated)

Class 370 Boiled fruit cake

Sponsor/trophy donor Bessie Loakes in memory of Megan Jamieson

Class 371 Pumpkin fruit cake

Sponsor/trophy donor Laurel Wallis in memory of Edna Croner

Class 372 Sultana cake - Any tin (fruit not to be boiled) Sponsor/trophy donor Kellie Hutchinson

Class 373 Steamed plum pudding. Sponsor/trophy donor Barb Hartwig

Class 374 Plum pudding in cloth.

Sponsor/trophy donor Debbie O’Gorman

Class 375 Banana cake - round tin, iced on top.

Sponsor/trophy donor Val Pashalis

Class 376 Date Loaf - Bar tin

Sponsor/trophy donor Peter Hartwig in memory of Elsie Hartwig

Class 377 Carrot cake - Bar tin, iced on top (lemon icing)

Sponsor/trophy donor Leanne Krause

Class 378 Chocolate cake - bar tin, iced on top

Sponsor/trophy donor Barb Hartwig

Class 379 Orange cake - bar tin, iced on top

Sponsor/trophy donor Bessie Loakes

Class 380 Cinnamon tea cake - round tin

Sponsor/trophy donor needed

Class 381 Sponge cake

Sponsor/trophy donor Mary Roth

Class 382 4 patty cakes - plain

Sponsor/trophy donor Dot Hamilton OAM

Class 383 4 lamingtons - homemade mixture

Sponsor/trophy donor Trudie Roth

Class 384 4 custard kisses

Sponsor/trophy donor Needed

Class 385 4 ANZAC biscuits

Sponsor/trophy donor Mary Roth

Class 386 4 pieces raspberry coconut slice

Sponsor/trophy donor Joan Drinkwater

Class 387 4 pieces chocolate slice - own recipe

Sponsor/trophy donor Janice Keiler

Class 388 4 muffins - savory

Sponsor/trophy donor Jackie Lindenmayer

Class 389 4 muffins - sweet

Sponsor/trophy donor Barb Hartwig

Class 390 4 scones - plain

Sponsor/trophy donor Barb Hartwig

Class 391 4 scones - pumpkin

Sponsor/trophy donor Jan Mossman

Class 392 Men's chocolate cake - iced on top (men only)

(Winning cake will be auctioned off at end of day.)

Sponsor/trophy donor Kay Vander have

Champion Cake Prizemoney $20.00

Donated by Jackie Lindenmayer

Overall champion cookery - Senior

Donated by Janice Keiler

Most entries in Open Cookery

Donated by Dot Hamilton OAM

SPECIAL CAKES

Class 393

Entry Fee: $1.00

Primary Industry Cake

Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3:

Donated by Kaye Hockey

Ingredients

1 cup sugar

1 ½ cups Self Raising Flour

½ cup milk 125g butter (softened)

2 eggs Pinch salt

Vanilla essence Grated rind of one orange

Method

1. Place in bowl in order given and beat for three minutes.

2. Place in 20cm round tin.

3. Bake in moderate oven for 40 minutes.

4. Ice top only with butter icing and squeeze of orange juice.

Class 394

Rich Dark Fruit Cake

BURNETT SUB-CHAMBER COMPETITION

Entry Fee: $1.00

Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5:

Donated by Jan Mossman & Dot Hamilton

The winner of class 311 is eligible to represent the Eidsvold Show Society at Sub-chamber Finals.

The Winning Rick Dark Fruit Cake from Sub-chamber finals goes onto the EKKA. Only one entry from each show goes to Sub-Chamber level

Own recipe to be used

1 pound (500g) mixture with approximately 2.25 kg of fruit to be used including currants (whole), sultanas & raisins (cut), mixed peel. Cherries & nuts optional, Prunes & Figs not permitted.

● To be baked in a square tin not exceeding 10”

● Cakes to be well wrapped and packed in a box & delivered to the office at the Brisbane Exhibition Grounds no later than Friday preceding the Royal Queensland Show.

● Name of Sub-Chamber, with name & address of cook, to be included with entry.

Class 395 Open Feature Cake

Entry Fee $1.00

Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $6, 4th $4

Donated by LLM Grazing

Ingredients

Two Milk Cake

5 eggs 350gms caster sugar

2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract

125g unsalted butter

½ cup milk powder

Method

1 cup milk

1 ¾ cup self-rising flour, sifted.

1. Preheat oven to 160oC fan-forced [180oC conventional]

2. Combine eggs, sugar, and vanilla in the bowl of an electric mixer, beat with whisk attachment on high speed for 5 minutes, until thick and stable.

3. Meanwhile, combine milk and butter in a small saucepan and bring gently to a simmer.

4. Fold into the egg mixture very gently, alternating with sifted flour and milk powder.

5. Spoon into a very well buttered and floured 1.75lt Bundt tin [Bundt tin has hole in the middle of tin & wave like appearance on sides, you may also use a 2-litre ring cake tin]

6. Bake for 40-45 minutes.

7. Invert onto a wire rack to cool and lightly dust with icing sugar.

JUNIOR COOKERY

Stewards: Jean Wedemeyer, Berenice Anderson

Phone: Jean – 4165 1298

Entry Fee: 50 cents

Prizemoney: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3, 4th $2

13 - 17 YEARS

Class 396 4 pikelets

Sponsor/trophy donor Barb Hartwig

Class 397 4 jam drops

Sponsor/trophy donor Jackie Hastings

Class 398 Chocolate cake - round tin, iced on top.

Sponsor/trophy donor Jean Wedemeyer

Class 399 4 small cakes

Sponsor/trophy donor Needed

Class 400 Plate of 4 plain biscuits

Sponsor/trophy donor Kerri Bayles

Class 401 Cinnamon tea cake

Sponsor/trophy donor Needed

Class 402 4 ANZAC biscuits

Sponsor/trophy donor Lynn Krause

Class 403 4 muffins - sweet, to be made in muffin tins only.

Sponsor/trophy donor Barb Hartwig

Class 404 4 muffins - savory, to be made in muffin tins only.

Sponsor/trophy donor Jackie Lindenmayer

12 YEARS & UNDER

Class 405 4 pikelets

Sponsor/trophy donor Kaye Hockey

Class 406 4 ANZAC biscuits

Sponsor/trophy donor Berenice Anderson

Class 407 Packet cake - packet to accompany entry.

Sponsor/trophy donor Jan Pointon

Class 408 4 muffins - sweet

Sponsor/trophy donor Bec Scholl

Class 409 4 jam drops

Sponsor/trophy donor Marie Murray

Class 410 4 gingerbread men

Sponsor/trophy donor Audrey Doyle

4 YEARS & UNDER

Class 411 Plate of fairy bread shapes

Sponsor/trophy donor Needed

Class 412 Plate of play dough shapes

Sponsor/trophy donor Needed

Class 413 - Junior Feature Cake - Decorated

Theme: Cows

Entry Fee: $1.00

Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $5, 3rd $3, 4th $2 –

Most entries in Junior Section Cookery

Donated by Walli Warren

Most prizes in Junior Section Cookery

Donated by Betty Young

Most points in Junior Cookery Section

Donated by Barb Hartwig

Champion entry in Junior Cookery

Donated by Bevan & Lexie Holhzeimer

Champion Cake in Junior Cookery

Donor Needed

Donated by: Bessie Loakes in memory of Megan Jamieson

Entries to be judged on cake’s decorations and appearance (cake will not be cut)

Decorations can include lollies, sweets, icing, etc.

PRESERVES AND JAMS

Stewards Jean Wedemeyer, Berenice Anderson

Phone: Jean – 4165 1298

Entry Fee: 50 cents

Prizemoney: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3, 4th $2

Butters

Class 414 Lemon butter

Class 415 Passionfruit butter

Jams

Class 416 Rosella jam

Class 417 Tomato jam

Class 418 Strawberry jam

Class 419 Jam - any other variety

Class 420 Collection of jams - 3 varieties, butters excluded.

Marmalades

Class 421 Sweet orange marmalade

Class 422 Grapefruit marmalade

Class 423 Marmalade - any other variety

Class 424 Collection of marmalades - 3 varieties

Pickles & Relish

Class 425 Mustard pickles

Class 426 Tomato relish

Class 427 Relish - any other variety

Class 428 Pickles – any other variety

Pickled

Class 429 Pickled – Onions

Class 430 Pickled – Cucumbers

Class 431 Pickled – any other type

Chutneys

Class 432 Mango chutney

Class 433 Apricot chutney

Class 434 Chutney – any other type

Champion of Preserves & Jams

(taken from class 414-434)

Donated by Bessie Loakes

Most Points in Preserves & Jams

(Taken from classes 414 – 434)

Donated by Dot Keiler

SECTION 11 LEGO, ARTS & CRAFTS

LEGO

Steward: Amy Price

Email: amckerchar@gmail.com

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – 50c

LEGO CONSTRUCTION RULES

Original creations only

Designs made with instructions not permitted Any LEGO pieces can be used (Duplo, junior, Technic)

Class 430 LEGO construction 6 & under

Open Choice

Sponsored Amy Price

Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $5, 4th $3

Class 431 LEGO construction 7-11years

Open Choice

Sponsored by Cynthia & Peter Schonhardt

Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $7, 3rd $5, 4th $3

ARTS & CRAFTS

Steward: Sheridan Newman

Phone: 0427 639 530

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – 50c

Class 432 LEGO construction 12-17years

Open Choice

Sponsored by POSSCO HOMES

Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $7, 3rd $5, 4th $3

Class 433 Lego Construction OPEN

Own Choice

Sponsored by Glenn Roth & Jess Seeley

Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $7, 3rd $5, 4th $3

Prize money 1st $5, 2nd $3 Unless otherwise stated

Arts & Craft Junior: 12 years & under

Class 434 Article of woodwork

Class 435 Article of metalwork

Class 436 Article of leatherwork

Class 437 Article of Jewelry

Class 438 Any other article

Champion Arts & Crafts Junior (12 years & under) Article

Donated by Sheridan Newman

Arts or Craft - Junior: 13-17 years

Class 439 Article of woodwork

Class 440 Article of metalwork

Class 441 Article of leatherwork

Class 442 Article of Jewelry

Class 443 Any other article

Champion Arts & Crafts Junior (13-17 years) Article

Donated by George & Val Pashalis

Arts or Craft - Open Section

Class 444 Woodwork - any article

Class 445 Metalwork - any article

Class 446 Leatherwork - any article

Class 447 Jewelry - any article

Class 448 Other Medium - any article

Champion Arts & Crafts Open

Donated by Sheridan Newman

SECTION 12 - T.A. PERRY ART PRIZE

Steward: Sheridan Newman

Phone: 0427 639 530

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – $1.00

Prize money

Schools & Special Sections 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2

Open 1st $20, 2nd $10

OPEN COMPETITIVE SECTION

Class 450 Landscape- any medium

Class 451 Still Life - any medium

Class 452 Portrait - any medium

Class 453 Australian Indigenous Art

Class 454 Own choice

Class 455 Graphite/Charcoal

HIGH SCHOOL

Class 456 Cow theme – any medium

SCHOOL CHILDREN POSTER SECTION - A3

Theme: Cows

Class 457 Under 4 years

Class 458 Kindergarten

Class 459 Prep

Class 460 Years 1 - 2

Class 461 Year 3-4

Class 462 Years 5-6

PATRICK HOCKEY MEMORIAL ART

(Painting or drawing only)

Class 463 Prep - Year 1 Collage

Class 464 Years 2 - 3 Own choice

Class 465 Years 4 - 5 Own choice

Class 466 Years 6 -7 Own choice

Open Champion

Prizemoney $20

Donated by

High School Champion

Prize Money $20

Donated by Trudie Roth

Patrick Hockey Memorial Art

Prizemoney $20

Donated by Hockey family

support of the 2023 Show!

Whether you are a -

- visitor or local

- competitor or volunteer

- trophy or prizemoney donor / sponsor

- we all work together in making it a wonderful weekend

The Eidsvold Show Society appreciates your

SECTION 13 - SCHOOL WORK

Stewards: Each school is to provide at least 1 Steward.

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee – Free

Prize money: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1

Special Regulations

1. Entries close on 3pm, Wednesday, 26th April 2023. Exhibits are to be left with the stewards of each school to be placed in the exhibit space the day prior to showday.

2. Guided hand writing – sample provided

3. Computer generated classes - judged on setting out, accurate grammar and punctuation and ability to meet the requirements of the genre.

4. Please include student name, school & class number on back of entry.

5. Open to students from Abercorn State School, Eidsvold State School, Home School, Distance Education, Mini School & School of the Air Students who reside in the Eidsvold District.

Handwriting

Class 470 Kindergarten – Guided handwriting or tracing

Class 471 Prep - Guided

Handwriting/tracing

Class 472 Year 1 - Guided Handwriting

Class 473 Year 2 - Guided Handwriting

Class 474 Year 3 - Guided Handwriting

Class 475 Year 4 - Guided Handwriting

Class 476 Year 5 – Handwritten Presentation any subject.

Class 477 Year 6 - Handwritten Presentation any subject.

Computer Generated

Class 478 Kindergarten – Computer generated piece of school work

Class 479 Prep - computer generated piece of school work.

Class 480 Year 1 - computer generated piece of school work.

Class 481 Year 2 - computer generated piece of school work.

Class 482 Year 3 - computer generated piece of school work.

Class 483 Year 4 - computer generated piece of school work

Class 484 Year 5 - computer generated piece of school work

Class 485 Year 6 - computer generated piece of school work

The Eidsvold Show Society is extremely grateful for the continued support we receive from Colin Boyce MP Federal Member for Flynn

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Steward: Caitlin Hamilton

Email: eidsvoldshowphotography@outlook.com

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee: 50c

Prize money: 1st $3, 2nd $1.50

Special Regulations

All pictures to be unedited and in colour unless stated otherwise

Amateur photographers only (no paid/professional photographers)

All Entries to be emailed (limit 4 photos per email)

Limit of 4 entries per class per person

Entries must be to the Steward no later than Midday 21st April 2023

Open - Colour

Class 490 Landscape

Class 491 Portrait

Class 492 Life in action

Class 493 Animal/s

Class 494 Sunrise/sunset

Class 495 Nature

Class 496 Special occasion

Class 497 People & family

Class 498 Candid moments

Class 499 Self portrait

Class 500 Own Choice

Open - Black & White

Class 501 Landscape

Class 502 Portrait

Class 503 Life in action

Class 504 Animal/s

Class 505 Sunrise/sunset

Class 506 Nature

Class 507 Special occasion

Class 508 People & family

Class 509 Candid moments

Class 510 Self portrait

Class 511 Own Choice

Under 18 years

Class 512 Landscape

Class 513 Portrait

Class 514 Life in action

Class 515 Animal/s

Class 516 Sunrise/sunset

Class 517 Nature

Class 518 Special occasion

Class 519 People & family

Class 520 Candid moments

Class 521 Self portrait

Class 522 Own Choice

Class 523 Own Choice Black & White

Open Champion Colour

Prize Money $20

Donated by:

Open Champion Black & White

Prize Money $20

Donated by:

Under 18 Champion

Prize Money $20

Donated by:

Champion of champions Digital Photography

Prize Money $25

Donated by: Bendigo Bank Mundubbera

PRINTED PHOTOGRAPHY

Steward: Vanessa Murray

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee:

Sections A, B, C & E - 50c

Section D - free

Prize money: 1st $3, 2nd $1.50

OPEN SECTION A – COLOUR

Class 524 Landscape

Class 525 Water scene

Class 526 Portrait - adult

Class 527 Portrait - child/children

Class 528 Child action study

Class 529 Animal study

Class 530 Sunrise - Sunset

Class 531 Nature study

Class 532 Special occasion

Class 533 People - Family

Class 534 Sport/Recreation

Class 535 Pictorial sequence of 3

Champion Photography - Section A Colour

Donated by Kaye Hockey

OPEN SECTION B - BLACK & WHITE

Class 536 Natural scenery

Class 537 Portrait - adult

Class 538 Portrait - child/children

Class 539 Pets with person/people

Class 540 Special occasion

Class 541 Affection

Class 542 Still life

Class 543 Animals

Class 544 Sport/recreation

Class 546 Own choice

Champion Photography - Section B Black & White Donated by Scott & Bec Hutson

OPEN SECTION C - SEPIA

Class 547 Natural scenery

Class 548 Portrait - adult

Class 549 Portrait child/children

Class 550 Pets with person/people

Class 551 Special occasion

Class 552 Affection

Class 553 Still life

Class 554 Animals

Class 555 Sport/recreation

Class 556 Own choice

Champion Photography - Section C Sepia

Donated by Trudie Payne

Supreme Champion Photography Open

Donated by Eidsvold News agency

SECTION D - UNDER 15 YEARS

Class 557 Natural scenery

Class 558 Portrait - adult

Class 559 Portrait child/children

Class 560 Animals

Class 561 People - Family

Class 562 School days

Class 563 Sport/recreation

Class 564 Special occasion

Class 565 Own choice - black & white

Class 566 Own choice - sepia

Champion Photography - Section D Junior

Donated by Eidsvold News agency

Most points in Junior Photography Section

Donated by Scott & Rebecca Hutson

SECTION E - OPEN CAPTION

Class 567 Funny photo with caption

Class 568 Photo board with caption (up to 6 photos with captions telling a story)

Class 569 Photo with caption

Champion Photography - Section E Open Caption

Donated by Leonie Pointon

Encouragement Award Photography

Donated by Barb Hartwig

Champion of champions Printed Photography

Prizemoney: $25

Donated by Bendigo Bank Mundubbera

SECTION 15 - NEEDLEWORK

Stewards: Betty Young, Wendy Opperman, Marita Langston

Phone: Betty – 4165 1706 - mob 0458 650 817

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee: 50c Children free

Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $2

EMBROIDERIES

Class 570 Article of cross stitch

Class 571 Any other embroidery (not specified)

Class 572 Article of embroidery (NOVICE)

Champion Embroidery

Donated by Lori Murray

CROCHET

Class 573 Article of crochet in mercerised

cotton

Class 574 Article of crochet, any medium other than mercer

Class 575 Piece of crochet (NOVICE)

Champion Crochet

In memory of Wendy

Donated by Ray Swannell

KNITTING

Class 576 Knitted baby's garment

Class 577 Knitted garment

Class 578 Any other knitted article

Class 579 Hand knitted article (NOVICE)

Champion Knitting

Donated by Jean Wedemeyer

QUILTING, PATCHWORK & APPLIQUE

Class 580 Patchwork quilt (quilted by competitor)

Class 581 Patchwork quilt (commercial quilted)

Class 582 Patchwork - any article

Class 583 Article featuring stitchery

Class 584 Any article featuring applique (machine applique)

Class 585 Any article featuring applique (hand applique)

Class 586 Patchwork - any article (NOVICE)

Class 587 Applique- any article (NOVICE)

Champion Quilting, Patchwork & Applique

Donated by Sandra Berry in memory of Coral Spencer

MISCELLANEOUS

Class 588 Any machine-made article

Class 589 Machine made article (NOVICE)

Class 590 Tatting

Class 591 Handmade article featuring technique not yet specified

Class 592 Novelty article

Champion Needlework Miscellaneous

Donated by Peter Hartwig in memory of Elsie Hartwig

Special Award Needlework - Oldest Competitor over 65 Years

Donated by Dot Hamilton OAM

JUNIOR: 13 YEARS TO 17 YEARS

Class 593 Any article

JUNIOR: 12 YEARS & UNDER

Class 594 Any article

Champion Needlework Junior

Donated by Kym Pointon

Supreme Champion Needlework

Donated by Kerri Bayles in memory of Shelley Darcy

Most Outstanding Needlework Entry by a Local Resident

Donated by Eidsvold QCWA Craft Group

Stewards: Larissa Pope

SECTION 16 THE POPE GAMES

Thank you to our sponsors: Bruce & Trish Pope

Where there are teams of two, both competitors will receive prize money.

ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY

Entry fee: Children free

Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5 3rd $2.50 - 3-10yrs : 1st $15, 2nd $10 - 11-16yrs

Relay

Class 600 - 3 - 4 years

Class 601 - 5 - 7 years

Class 602 - 8 - 10 years

Stick Horse

Class 603 - 3 - 4 years

Class 604 - 5 - 7 years

Class 605 - 8 - 10 years

Billy Cart

Class 606 - 3 - 4 years

Class 607 - 5 - 7 years

Class 608 - 8 - 10 years

Two Leg Race

Class 609 - 11 - 13 years

Class 610 -14 - 16 years

Sack Race

Class 611 - 11 - 13 years

Class 612 - 14 - 16 years

Egg and Spoon Race

Class 613 – 3 - 4 Years

Class 614 - 5 - 7 Years

Class 615 - 8 - 10 years

Class 616 - 11+ years