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103rd Annual
Barraba Show
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
7th, 8th & 9th March 2014
“Do you know who the buck jump rider is”?
See page 37 for competition entry form
Barraba PA & H Association Inc
Secretary: Jo Ciesiolka-Lord (02) 6783 0198
Mobile 0459 317 017
joclord@bigpond.com
Assistant Secretary: Kylie Stanger 0429 031 913
Barraba PA & H Association Inc
PO Box 108
Barraba NSW 2347
Show Office: (02) 6782 1255
Showground: 0459 317 017
www.barrabashow.com.au
INDEX
Office Bearers
Show Ground Map
Notice to Members and Exhibitors
Lodging of Entries
2013 Barraba Showgirl
Showgirl Competition
Cattle
Interbreed Classes
Junior Paraders
Junior and Novice Rodeo
Night Rodeo
Horse Events and Drug Testing
Harness Classes
Show Jumping
Heavy Horses
Campdraft
Guessing Competition Entry Form
Entry Forms & Waivers
Australian Stock Horses
Wood Chop
British Breed Sheep
Wool Section
Animal Farm
Meat Breed Sheep Junior Judging
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Dogs & Pets
Yard Dog Trials
Poultry
Pavilion
Farm & Garden Produce
Cut Flowers
Cooking
Jams & Preserves
Photography
Handcraft
Art
Pottery
Collectors Corner
Needlework
Knitting and Crochet
2014 Sponsors List
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Barraba Pastoral, Agricultural and Horticultural Association Inc.
OFFICE BEARERS 2013 - 2014
PATRONS:
Mr AB Crowley, Mr Max Kelly, Mr Max Spencer
PRESIDENT: Mr Tim Crowley
VICE-PRESIDENTS:
Mr Tim Clarke, Mr Rohan Clark, Mr Craig Main & Mr Campbell Tonkin
HONORARY ACTIVE VICE-PRESIDENTS:
Mr William Croll, Mr Chris Forbes & Mr Richard Witten
HONORARY SECRETARY: Mrs Jo Ciesiolka-Lord
HONORARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY: Ms Kylie Stanger
HONORARY TREASURER: Mrs Jenny Simpson
HONORARY ASSISTANT TREASURER: Mrs Andrea McGregor
PUBLIC OFFICER: Mrs Jo Ciesiolka-Lord
PUBLIC RELATIONS: Mr Chris Forbes
HONORARY VETERINARIAN: Barraba Vet Clinic
GROUND STEWARD: Mr Dave Penna
ELECTRICIAN: Mr Adam Crowley
HONORARY PLUMBER: Mr Steve Ward
SHOWGROUND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE:
Tim Crowley, Chris Forbes, Dave Penna, Don Roberts, Tim Clarke, Jenny Simpson,
Bill Croll and Peter Squire
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Tim Crowley, Jo Ciesiolka-Lord, Jenny Simpson, Rohan Clark, Tim Clarke, Craig Main, Elizabeth
Thompson, Amanda Cabot & Campbell Tonkin
CHIEF STEWARDS:
Adrian Spencer, Elizabeth Thompson, Peter Geary, Liz Hall, Campbell Tonkin, Bill Tonkin, Craig &
Michelle Main, Bill Simmons, Ken Thomas, Chris Wakeling, Don Roberts, Gene Robinson, Ed Wall,
Faye Coombes, Patti Crowley, Stacey Sedgwick, Jenny Farrar, Jill White, Dimity McMurtrie, Anne
Smith, Mandy Cabot, Lyn Forbes, Ange Croll & Jo Benson
COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
K Stanger, L McClelland, D White, S Peake, J Peake, D McDouall, P Spencer, M Smith, B Crowley, G
Anderson, G Groth, W Spencer, I McDouall, A McDouall, H White, N Smith, D Etheridge, R & G
Etheridge, G & C Smith, B Hannaford, B Tonkin, B Cummins, D Makim, M Clarke, W West, H Russell,
J Riley, D McKay, A Tonkin, M Gallagher, KA Tonkin, P Vary, S & J Taylor, C Clarke, B Clarke,
P Main, J Barker, S Groth, A Croll, J Dunn, P White, B Benson, R Bomford, K Dunshea, G White, L
Douglas - O’Shea, A Crowley, G Clark, S Etheridge, S Russell, P White, R Gardiner, D McDouall, P
McIver, N Bowman, J Watkins, J Benson, J Conway, M Crowley, T Crowley, W Crowley, R Anderson,
P Simmons, C Smith, P Steiger, S Steiger, J Ciesiolka-Lord, H Carter, J Southwell, N Little, J Bishton,
J McCowan, P Squire
SHOWGIRL COMMITTEE:
P Crowley, M Crowley, A. Gadd, E Croll, A Cabot, K Stanger, G Clark, J Simpson, V McCusker
and J Crowley
LIFE MEMBERS:
Miss P Capel, Mrs D Carter, Mrs P Carter, Mr E Croft, Mr & Mrs AB Crowley, Mr RT Hays, Mr M Kelly,
Mrs V McCusker, Mrs R Peake, Mr J Riley, Mrs M Robinson, Mr H Russell, Mr W Simmons, Mrs M
Smith, Mrs R Sparke, Mr M Spencer, Mr T & Mrs P Crowley, Mr C & Mrs L Forbes, Mrs J Simpson,
Mrs J Mitchell, Mr R I Witten, Mr Leon Cummins and Mr B & Mrs E Croll.
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NOTE: For any Biosecurity issues please contact the Ring Master
Bill Croll on 0427 003 375
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Notice to Members and Exhibitors
Persons between ages 12 & 80 years volunteering as unpaid stewards and other unpaid assistants at
the show are protected by Association Personal Accident Insurance Policy.
MEMBERSHIP FEES
can be purchased at the show office prior to the show
$25.00 per annum with the privilege of free admission for self, one guest and children of member’s
family under the age of 18 years, to all exhibits for the duration of the Show (fees will not be
accepted at the gate)
SINGLE MEMBERSHIP FEES
can be purchased at the show office prior to the show
$15.00 per annum. (Free admission to the Showground for duration of Show).
GATE ADMISSION - NON MEMBERS
Family Pass $30.00. All family members to each get a ticket.
(2 Adults and children under 18 years)
Friday – Saturday: Adults $10.00; Sunday $8.00. School children up to 18 years $4.00
Aged pensioners: $4.00
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EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:
JOHNE’S DISEASE: Exhibitors will be required to have a signed Health Declaration.
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All competitors and exhibitors are asked to abide by the Association Rules and Regulations posted
at the Secretary’s Office.
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All exhibitors and competitors are advised to hold their own public liability insurance policy.
Exhibitors in all Sections participate and exhibit at their own risk and are required to sign waiver
form to include with entries.
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Exhibitors are kindly requested to get their Entry Forms and Fees to the Secretary as early as
possible.
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Exhibitors are kindly requested to advise the Secretary at least three days prior to the Opening
Day of the Show if they do not intend exhibiting the exhibits they have entered.
PRIZE MONEY
Prize money will only be paid on presentation of Prize Voucher and Award Cards. It is the exhibitor’s
responsibility to collect prize money from the Treasurer at the Secretary’s office during the Show. NO
monies will be paid after the show.
PAVILION EXHIBITORS: Please refer to relevant notes on ‘Collection of Exhibits and Prize money’ on
first page of the Pavilion Section of this Schedule. Prize money to be collected at the Pavilion 3pm on
Sunday.
HORSE STALL BOOKINGS – MONEY NOT REFUNDABLE
Fee MUST accompany the ENTRY FORM or bookings WILL NOT be recorded. Bookings for
Horse Stall must be given to the Secretary by the Wednesday 5th March.
HORSE STALLS - $8.00
NEW HORSE STALLS $10.00
CAMPING FEE: $10.00 (per night)
TRADE EXHIBITS: Application Forms from Secretary or from the website. www.barrabashow.com.au
NO GLASS ALLOWED ON SHOWGROUND
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LODGING OF ENTRIES
Early Entries may be lodged in person at:
The Show Office, Barraba Information Centre
Queen Street between the hours
11:00am – 4:00pm (Week Days) from
Wednesday 26th February – Wednesday 5th March 2014
Show Office Ph: (02) 6782 1255
PHOTOGRAPHY
Entries close 3:30 pm on Tuesday 4th March 2014
Lodge at the Show Office
Barraba Information Centre, Queen Street Barraba
RODEO
Entries must be submitted to ABCRA (1800 028992)
on Thursday 27th and Friday 28th February 2014
CAMPDRAFT
Campdraft entries open 3/2/2014 and close 24/2/2014. See Campdraft Section for Details
STUD CATTLE
Entries close Tuesday 4th March 2014
With Cattle Secretary – Mrs D White
POULTRY
Entries close Wednesday 5th March 2014
See poultry section for entry details
HORSES
Entries taken on the day under the broadcasting box
PAVILION ENTRIES
Will be taken at the Showground Pavilion
Friday 7th March 2014 between 8:00am – 10:30am
CUT FLOWERS
Flower Pavilion Friday 7th March 2014
3:00pm to 5:00pm
FARM & GARDEN
Pavilion Friday 7th March 2014
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Entry forms to:
The Secretary
Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc
PO Box 108 BARRABA 2347
joclord@bigpond.com
or via the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc website
http://www.barrabashow.com.au
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2013 Barraba
SHOWGIRL
Congratulations to
Abbey Ferris 2013 Showgirl & Yvette Miller Runner Up
Barraba P. A. & H. Association Inc would
like to thank the following sponsors:
Trevor Richards – Painter & Decorator - Manilla – 6785 1740
DJ Kelly & Co Barraba – 6782 1403
IGA Barraba – 6782 1199
Barraba P A & H Assoc Inc
Bareela Pastoral Co. Barraba – 6783 1464
Salon 97 – 6782 2111
The Playhouse Hotel - 67821109
Designer Bunches Florist – 6766 5435
Community Mutual Credit Union – 6782 1960
Babes in the Bush – 6782 1303
Turning Heads Hair & Beauty Salon – 6782 1167
Dave Penna
Val McCusker
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SHOWGIRL COMPETITION
Coordinator: Mrs Patti Crowley
Ph: 6782 1795
Calling for showgirl candidates………
Become Barraba’s 49th showgirl. Try some new challenges. Develop your potential.
All Entrants Win Prizes
Entrants must be:18 years of age & under 25 before 1st May 2015.
Have a general understanding and knowledge of our wonderful district. The girls are
judged on their general knowledge, personality, grooming and have the opportunity to
represent their district. All entrants receive a gift.
Requirements:1. Must be available for judging in October 2014.
2. Must be available for the Barraba Show Weekend – Feb 27th – March 1st 2015
3. Must be available for Zone judging – Gunnedah February 2015.
The Barraba Showgirl goes on to compete at the Zone Finals at Gunnedah 2015 for a
chance to represent Barraba and our zone at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in 2015.
Junior Showgirl Competition.
Coordinator: Mrs Patti Crowley Ph: 6782 1795
All girls between 6 – 9 yrs, 10 – 14 yrs and 15 – 17 yrs are invited to participate in the
Junior Showgirl competition in 2014.
Entries will be taken at the Show with the secretary or in front of the grandstand between
10am & 11am on the 8th of March 2014. Judging will take place at 11am.
2013 Junior Showgirl Winners
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THE GLEN
RURAL
LINTON &
PERA
STATIONS
Manager: Scott Taylor
Ph: 02 6782 5333
The Barraba PA & H
Association Inc
Thank The Glen Rural Pty Ltd
for their sponsorship & support
of the 2014 Barraba Show
SECTION 1
CATTLE
SATURDAY 8th MARCH 2014
CHIEF STEWARD:
Adrian Spencer PH 0429 659 766
Dale White (sec) PH 67822176 FAX 67 822176
STEWARDS: S Peake, D Blomfield, J Peake, D & B McDouall, P Spencer, M Smith, B Crowley, G Anderson, P
Blomfield, T Crowley, G Groth, S Crowley ,W Spencer , I McDouall, A McDouall, H White, N Smith
THANKS to the following sponsors: Ausbrokers, Ironbark Hereford Stud, National Australia Bank,
Tycolah Poll Hereford Stud, Banoon Pastoral Co, RT & C Hays, Kildare South Devon Stud, Wiranya Past
Co, Allflex, Coopers Ltd, Barraba Rural Traders, The Forest Hereford Stud, Bowen Poll Hereford Stud,
The Cottage Poll Hereford Stud, Norland Pastoral Co, Landmark, Mr B McNeil & Minnie Vale Charolais
NOTES:
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Cattle Section will be run under RAS Guidelines
2.
All cattle competing in the Housed Section must be led into the ring for judging
3.
The Cattle Committee reserves the right to divide or group any class for judging if numbers dictate
4.
All Bulls 12 months old and over must have a nose ring and be led by a halter and a nose lead
affixed to the ring at all times.
5.
Calves on cows to be under 9 months. Born after 1/7/13
6.
Judges for Feature Show are appointed by breed societies
7.
All Exhibits must be securely tied up by an effective neck collar or halter at all times whilst in the
cattle shed and not under the immediate and effective control of the handler
8.
Exhibitors shall provide and use bulldog grips for all heifers exhibited in the Pure Bred Sections
when such heifers are marshaled prior to parading and whilst parading
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Judging commences in all rings at 8:30am Saturday 8 March 2014
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The age of all cattle to be actual age up to 8 March
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THE AUSTRALIAN SHOW COUNCIL requires all competitors under 18yrs to parade a steer or
female in parading competition. In general class there are NO RESTICTIONS but to use common
sense
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ALL EXHIBITS MUST HAVE NLIS TAGS IN THEIR EAR
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All Breeds in each section, including INTER-BREEDS must wear BREAST PLATES. (Calves
included)
14.
ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY PRIOR TO THE SHOW
ALL ENTRIES T0:
Dale White “Bundaleer Cottage”, Barraba NSW 2347. Ph: 67822176 & Fax 67822176
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All competitors and exhibitors are asked to abide by the Association Rules and regulations posted at the
Secretary’s Office. All exhibitors and competitors are advised to hold their own Public Liability insurance policy.
Exhibitors in all sections participate and exhibit at their own risk.
Exhibitors are kindly requested to advise Cattle Secretary at least 3 days prior to the opening of the show if they
intend cancelling any of the exhibits they have entered.
OWN FEEDERS MUST BE SUPPLIED FOR CATTLE.
Animal Indemnity & Waiver Form
EACH COMPETITOR MUST SIGN AN ANIMAL INDEMNITY & WAIVER FORM WHEN HANDLING ANIMALS
AT THE BARRABA SHOW
DATES OF BIRTH FOR CLASSES RESTRICTED BY AGE:
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Over 24 months –before 1 March, 2012
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Over 22 months and not over 24 months, between 1 March and 31 April 2012
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Over 20 months and not over 22 months, between 1 May and 30 June 2012
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Over 18 months and not over 20 months, between 1 July and 31 August, 2012
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Over 16 months and not over 18 months, between 1 September and 31 October, 2012
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Over 14 months and not over 16 months, between 1 November and 31 December 2012
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Over 12 months and not over 14 months, between 1 January and 28 February, 2013
SECTION A
FOR ALL BREEDS
CLASS:
1.
Heifer, 12 months and under.
2.
Heifer, over 12 months and not over 16 months.
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4.
JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER
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Cow or Heifer, over 20 months and not over 24 months.
6.
Cow, over 24 months ,PTIC or Calf at Foot (under 9 months)
SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
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Bull, 12 months and under.
8.
Bull, over 12 months and not over 16 months.
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10.
JUNIOR CHAMPION
RESERVE CHAMPION
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12.
Bull, over 24 months,
SENIOR CHAMPION
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
GRAND CHAMPION BULL
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PAIR OF BULLS under 24months
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BREEDS GROUP with both sexes represented.
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SECTION B
L B ETHERIDGE MEMORIAL
BEEF CATTLE JUNIOR JUDGING
CHIEF STEWARD: Ian McDouall
STEWARDS: S Peake, D Blomfield, J Peake, D & B McDouall, P Spencer, M Smith, B Crowley, G Anderson, P
Blomfield, T Crowley, G Groth, S Crowley, W Spencer , I McDouall, A McDouall, H White, N Smith
12:30pm FRIDAY 7
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2.
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MARCH 2014
15 years and under
15 years and over
For Entries please contact: Ian McDouall 6782 7207
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Prizes: 1 $25.00, 2 $15.00, 3 $10.00 plus Ribbons
INTERBREED CLASSES
Breast plates must be worn by all exhibits
NO ENTRY FEE
Class:
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Breeders Group of three animals. Both sexes to be represented and to be bred by exhibitor.
EL SPENCER MEMORIAL Trophy. To be won twice in succession or three times in total.
16.
Sires Progeny Group. A Group of three animals, both sexes to be represented. NATIONAL BANK
Perpetual Trophy
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Best Two Bulls under Two Years, bred by exhibitor. BARRABA RURAL TRADERS Trophy.
18.
Best Cow and Calf, any beef breed. BANOON PAST CO Trophy
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Junior Champion Bull, any beef breed. KILDARE SOUTH DEVON STUD Trophy
20.
Junior champion Heifer, any beef breed. THE FOREST HEREFORD STUD Trophy
21.
Best Local Beast Male or Female. LANDMARK BARRABA Trophy
GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW
DCT CROWLEY MEMORIAL Trophy- Tycolah Poll Herefords
GRAND CHAMPION COW OF SHOW
STUART F PEAKE MEMORIAL Trophy- Bowen Poll Herefords
SUPREME BEAST (MALE OR FEMALE) OF SHOW
RT & C HAYS Trophy
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN BEEF BREED
NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK Trophy
SPECIAL CLASS
MAJOR SPONSOR IS AUSBROKERS
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A Commercial Man’s Choice for Supreme W hiteface Exhibit of the Show.
 For any Stud Breeder who considers that they have a Male or Female that is worthy of winning this
prize
 To be Judged by 3 local Commercial Cattlemen
PRIZE MONEY $300.00
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The Most Successful Exhibitor shall be determined as follows: 3 points for 1 place, 2 points for 2 place,
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1 point for 3 place in the single classes. In addition there shall be 2 points for Grand Champion. In the
event of there being only 1 exhibitor in any breed, these points will be divided by two.
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Junior Paraders
SATURDAY 8th MARCH
NO ENTRY FEE:
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Age as at the 8 March 2014
Prize Money for Placing 1 to 5 for the three classes.
Sponsored by Ironbark Herefords
CLASSES:
1.
7 Years and Under 12 - THE COTTAGE POLL HEREFORD STUD Trophy
2.
12 Years and Under 16 – ALLFLEX TROPHY
3.
16 years and under 25
CHAMPION PARADER - WIRANYA PASTORAL CO
Prime Steers (Led)
ENTRY FEE: $5.00 per entry; ($4.00 per entry Members)
Champion Led Steer not showing any permanent teeth at the time of judging or cross bred steers
Ironbark
Industry Leading Genetics
ANNUAL BULL SALE
12:30pm Friday 29th August 2014
At “Mulwarree” Barraba
200 BULLS
IRONBARK HEREFORDS
SPENCER FAMILY
Ph: (02) 6782 1041, 0429 659 766 Fax: (02) 6782 1823
Email: ironbarkherefords@bigpond.com
Visit our website – www.ironbarkherefords.com.au
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SECTION 2
BARRABA PA & H
ASSOCIATION
NIGHT
RODEO
A.B.C.R.A. Affiliated
FRIDAY 7th MARCH 2014
JACKPOT JUNIOR & NOVICE RODEO 5:00pm START
CHIEF STEWARD: Bill Tonkin Ph: (02) 67830140
SECRETARY: Shelly Steiger (02) 67832242
STEWARDS: Howard Carter, Beck Groth, Greg & Cathy Smith, John Taylor, Greg Yates,
Bill Hannaford, Brodie Cummins, Dom Makim, Charles Roche, Campbell Tonkin, Matt Clarke
MAJOR SPONSOR: GWYDIR SHIRE COUNCIL
1.
MAKIM & MAKIM JACKPOT PODDY RIDE
8 YEARS – UNDER 11 YEARS
Entry Fee: $14.70 Jackpot $10
2. C R HANCOCK JACKPOT JUNIOR STEER RIDE
3. CR HANCOCK JACKPOT JUVENILE STEER RIDE
4. POLLOCK & CUMMINS JACKPOT
LOCAL PODDY RIDE U 10 YEARS
Entry Fee: $10 Jackpot $10
Nominations will be taken on the day
5. POLLOCK & CUMMINS JACKPOT BARREL RACE UNDER 11 YEARS
6. CTK CATTLE CO. JACKPOT BARREL RACE 11 YEARS – UNDER 14 YEARS
7. CTK CATTLE CO. JACKPOT BARREL RACE
Entry Fee: $12.70
8. M & R SAWYER JACKPOT NOVICE BARREL RACE
9. GREG & CATHY SMITH 14 YEARS - UNDER 18 YEARS
JACKPOT JUNIOR BULL RIDE
10. GWYDIR SHIRE COUNCIL JACKPOT NOVICE SADDLE RIDE.
Entry Fee: $40 Jackpot $25
11. GWYDIR SHIRE COUNCIL JACKPOT JUNIOR BREAKAWAY ROPING 8 YEARS –
UNDER 18 YEARS
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BARRABA PA & H ASSOCIATION
NIGHT
RODEO
A.B.C.R.A. AFFILIATED
1ST PERFORMANCE 3:00PM; 2 ND PERFORMANCE 6:00PM
FULL POINTS AWARD RODEO
CHIEF STEWARD: Bill Tonkin Ph: (02) 67830140
SECRETARY: Shelly Steiger 0428 832 242
STEWARDS: Greg & Cathy Smith, Howard Carter, Beck Groth, Joel Taylor, Greg Yates, Bill
Hannaford, Bill Tonkin, Brodie Cummins, Dom Makim, Charles Roche, Campbell Tonkin, Matt
Clarke
ENTRIES CLOSE 28th February 2014 Central Entry Phone 1800 028 992
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NAB AGRIBUSINESS NOVICE BULL RIDE
PAUL HODGES MEMORIAL NOVICE SADDLE RIDE
RAY WHITE, GARVIN & COUSENS OPEN SADDLE RIDE
AQUANORTH OPEN BARE BACK RIDE
BULL RIDE Sponsored by Bob Jane Tamworth
National Stockyards/Doolan Seeding
COMMUNITY MUTUAL TEAM ROPING
C.R. HANCOCK ROPE & TIE
QUICK SPRAY STEER WRESTLING
BARRABA RSL & RECREATION CLUB
LADIES BARREL RACE
A1 HIRE TAMWORTH BREAK AWAY ROPING
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ENTRY
$47
$47
$99
$99
$99
A.B.
$20
$20
$50
$50
$50
Prize money
$400
$400
$ 1000
$ 1000
$ 1000
$99
$99
$99
$55
$50
$50
$1000
$1000
$1000
$99
$99
$50
$50
$1000
$1000
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National Stockyard
Systems Pty Ltd
Australia’s Best Stockyards
All livestock can be contained in a
National Stockyard
Proud sponsors of the
OPEN DOG TRIALS AND OPEN
BULL RIDE
At the Barraba Show
Local Rep Bill Croll
Ph: 02 6783 3164
Mobile: 0427 003 375
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HORSE DRUG TESTING
DRUG TESTING MAY BE CARRIED OUT AT THIS SHOW.
ANY COMPETITOR FOUND TO HAVE BREACHED THE ASC DISPUTES AND DISCIPLINARY
REGULATIONS WILL BE INVESTIGAED BY THE ASC DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE.
All competitors in any section of the Barraba Show events compete ENTIRELY AT THEIR OWN
RISK. Entries are only accepted on this understanding.
SECTION 3
HORSES
RINGMASTER: BILL CROLL (02) 6783 3164
CHIEF STEWARD: MRS E THOMPSON (02) 6782 1227
STEWARDS: Mrs C Hodgson, Mrs R Anderson, Mrs A Cabot.
SPORTING STEWARD: Mr P Simpson
Official E.F.A. measurements for current season will be accepted
SPONSORS: Brooklyn Lands, Miss P Capel, Mrs J Spencer Memorial, Leon Cummins,
Mr J D Carter Memorial, Mr B Bucknell, C J Crowley Memorial, Mrs K White Memorial, Mr
P Steiger. Bells Mountain Pony Stud, DCT Crowley Memorial, Showman’s Guild, Mrs J
Stobie, Mrs Lib Thompson, C & K Jones, Scott & Jill Taylor, Hodgson Family, Taylors
Civil Construction PTY Ltd, G & S Smith, Hiscocks Saddlery, Buena Vista Pony Stud, The
Australian Hunter Horse Association, Horseland Tamworth, Goodas Wool, Omega Feeds,
North & North West APSB, Mrs. D. Smith, P & J Miller and P & S Simpson.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.00, unless otherwise stated. Champion and Reserve
Champion Pony Hack, Galloway Hack, Open Hack Champion $40.00, Reserve $10.00,
2nd Ring $20.00 Champion. No prize money will be paid unless three (3) or more
competitors are in each event
ENTRY FEE: $3.00 in coin to be paid to stewards on entry to each Class. Change
obtained from steward under broadcasting box. Set rate of $3.00 per event – team or
individual
ALL RIDERS MUST SIGN A WAIVER FORM AND WEAR AN INDEMNITY BRACELET
INTO THE RING
Horses and riders cannot compete out of their Class. Registration papers of breed horses
must be shown on demand
Ringmaster reserves the right to delete or alter Classes at his discretion. All contestants
participate at their own risk and must be suitably attired and equipped for individual
events. This society enforces the wearing of suitable ASA approved helmets in horse
events
Competitors entering in events that clash must supply another rider.
DEFINITIONS
MAIDEN:
A horse that has never won a first prize at any Ag Show
NOVICE:
A horse that has never won a Champion at any Ag Show
INTERMEDIATE:
A horse that has never won 1st, 2nd or 3rd at a Royal Show.
All local horses are to be owned by the rider for 3 months prior to the Barraba Show.
Riders must reside in the Shire area during this same time or attend school in Barraba.
NO ELECTRIC FENCES ALLOWED ON GROUNDS
NO ANIMAL TO BE TIED TO RUNNING RAIL
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NO ALCOHOL IS PERMITTED IN THE MAIN RING
NO MOBILE PHONES PERMITTED IN THE MAIN RING BY COMPETITORS
PROTEST: All protests must be delivered to the ringmaster in writing within half an hour
after an award has been made, with a deposit of $25 which may be forfeited if the protest
is dismissed
Electrical Notice: Any exhibitors intending to bring electrical equipment to the show
ground will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit
breakers and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected and
tagged by a licensed electrical contractor. This is essential for the safety of yourself, your
fellow exhibitors and the general public and is a requirement of the Occupational Health
and Safety Act of 2000. The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of non compliance with its provisions. Any exhibitors who do not comply will not be allowed to
exhibit at the Barraba showground. Please check all your electrical equipment and
leads before you arrive to avoid the occurrences of any difficulties.
Saturday 8th March, Ring 1
STARTING TIME 9:30am
NO HORSES ALLOWED IN RING UNLESS COMPETING
DISTRICT RIDING CLASSES: Riders must reside in the Barraba Shire or attend
school in Barraba.
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Boy or girl under 7 years, led
Boy rider under 7 years
Boy Rider, 7 years and under 9 years
Boy Rider 11 years and under 13 years
Girl Rider, under 7 years
Girl Rider, 7 years and under 9 years
Girl Rider 11 years and under 13 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE from Classes 2 - 9 Boy or Girl (Class 1 not eligible)
Sponsored by Mrs. J. Spencer Memorial $10.00, $5.00
Showman’s Guild Trophy
Pair of riders under 13 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE from Classes 11 - 14
Sponsored by Mrs L Thompson $15.00, $5.00
Showman’s Guild Trophy
Pair of Riders 13 years and under 17 years
District Pony Hack n/e 13hh
District Pony Hack over 13hh n/e 14hh
Mrs K White Memorial Barraba Shire Galloway Hack over 14hh n/e 14.2hh
Mrs K White Memorial Barraba Shire Galloway Hack over 14.2hh n/e 15hh
Mrs K White Memorial Barraba Shire Hack over 15hh
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CHAMPION and RESERVE HACK, Barraba Shire from Classes 16 - 20
Sponsored by Hiscocks Saddlery - $25 voucher
21. Lady Rider, Barraba Shire, 17yrs and under 21yrs
22. Lady Rider, Barraba Shire, 21yrs and over
CHAMPION and RESERVE from classes 21 & 22
SASKIA HENDRICKS MEMORIAL ANNUAL TROPHY
Sponsored by Mr P Steiger
SUPREME DISTRICT RIDER
Sponsored by Mr B Bucknell - $50
23. Ridden ASPA n/e 12.2hh
24. Ridden ASPA over 12.2hh n/e 13.2hh
25. Ridden ASPA over 13.2hh n/e 14.2hh
Sponsored by Australian Saddle Pony Association
MINIATURE HORSES LED – Must be registered and owners a financial member of
AMHA Ltd AND Member of Independent Miniature Horse Association.
Papers will be checked
Classes
26. Best solid colour
27. Best broken colour
28. Best dilute colour
29. Youth handler under 17 yrs
30. Adult handler
31. Filly 2 yrs & under
32. Filly/Mare over 2 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION FILLY or MARE
33. Gelding under 4yrs
34. Gelding 4yrs & over
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING
35. Weanling/colt under 4 years
36. Stallion 4 yrs & over
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION COLT OR STALLION
SUPREME CHAMPION AMHA Ltd
Donated by Australian Miniature Horse Association
LED COLOURED BREED – Must be registered and owners a financial member
37. Led Palomino
38. Led Buckskin
39. Led Pinto
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION LED COLOURED BREED
Sponsored by Mrs D Smith
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Shop 6/19 Wallamore Road
Tamworth NSW 2340
Tel: (02) 6766 2901
Fax: (02) 6762 8957
garvincousen.nsw@raywhite.com
Proud Sponsors of the
2014 Barraba Show
SATURDAY 8th March, RING 2
STARTING TIME 8:30 am
NO HORSES ALLOWED IN RING UNLESS COMPETING
LED WELSH AND MOUNTAIN PONIES (SECTION A)
Not exceeding 12hh and must be registered
1. Stallion or Colt
2. Mare or Filly
3. Gelding
Sponsored by Bells Mountain Pony Stud $15, $10
LED WELSH (SECTION B)
Not exceeding 13.2hh and must be registered
4. Stallion or Colt
5. Mare or Filly
6. Gelding
CHAMPION and RESERVE from Classes 4-6
Sponsored by Bells Mountain Pony Stud $15, $10
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LED PART BRED WELSH
Must be registered
7. Stallion or Colt
8. Mare or Filly
9. Gelding
Sponsored by Buena Vista Pony Stud $15, $10
LED AUSTRALIAN PONIES
Must be registered
10. Stallion or Colt
11. Mare or Filly n/e 12.2hh
12. Mare or Filly over 12.2 n/e 14hh
13. Gelding
Sponsored by North and North-West Sub Branch APSB
LED PART BRED AUSTRALIAN PONIES
Must be registered
14. Mare
15. Gelding
16. Stallion or colt
Sponsored by North and North-West Sub Branch APSB
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LED ASPA
Must be registered
17. Led mare or filly n/e 14.2hh
18. Led gelding n/e 14.2hh
19. Led stallion or colt n/e 14.2hh
CHAMPION and RESERVE from classes 17 - 19
Sponsored by Australian Saddle Pony Association
LED RPSB (RIDING PONY)
20. Stallion or Colt
21. Mare or Filly
22. Gelding
Sponsored by P & J Miller $15, $10
LED OPEN PONY CLASSES
23. Colt under 4 years
24. Stallion 4 years and older
Sponsored by Capel and Spencer $15, $10
25. Pony gelding n/e 13hh
26. Pony gelding over 13hh n/e 14hh
Sponsored by Makayla Park Show Horses, Glen Innes $15, $10
27. Pony mare n/e 13hh
28. Pony mare over 13hh n/e 14hh
Sponsored by P & S Simpson $15, $10
29. SUPREME LED EXHIBIT from all Champion led classes on Saturday
SPORTING EVENTS – 2.30pm Start
Outside Ring Chief Steward: Paul Simpson
All events to be run on time
FLAG AND BENDING RACES
30. Flag Race, Boy or Girl under 9 years
Sponsored by Hodgson Family 1st $15, 2nd $8, 3rd $5, 4th $2
31. Bending Race, Boy or Girl under 9 years
32. Flag Race, Boy or Girl, 9 years and under 13 years
33. Bending Race, Boy or Girl, 9 years and under 13 years
34. Flag Race, Boy or Girl, 13 years and under 17 years
35. Bending Race, Boy or Girl, 13 years and under 17 years 1st $15, 2nd $8, 3rd $5, 4th
$2
36. Open Flag Race
Sponsored by J. D. Carter Memorial 1st $25.00, 2nd $12.00, 3rd $8.00, 4th $5.00
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37. Open Bending Race
Sponsored by J. D. Carter Memorial 1st $25.00, 2nd $12.00, 3rd $8.00, 4th $5.00
BARREL RACES – To be run on time and in conjunction with Bending and Flag
Races
38. Barrel Race, under 9 years
Sponsored by Barraba Rural Traders. 1st 15.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00, 4th $2.00
39. Barrel Race, 9 years and under 13 years
Sponsored by Barraba Rural Traders. 1st $15.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00, 4th $2.00
40. Barrel Race, 13 years and under 17 years
Sponsored by Barraba Rural Traders. 1st $15.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00, 4th $2.00
41. Barrel Race – Open
Sponsored by Mrs. J King. 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
Saturday 8th March, Ring 3
Starting time 8:30am
Sponsored by The Australian Hunter Horse Association
RULES: Show Hunters are not eligible to compete in Rings 1, 2, 3 on Sunday
Show Hunter Stallions must be handled and ridden by an adult, 17yrs and over and
are only to compete in their specific classes
LED SHOW HUNTERS
1.
Led Show Hunter Pony
2.
Led Show Hunter Galloway
3.
Led Show Hunter Horse
4.
Led Show Hunter registered with the AHHA
Champion and Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter
RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONIES n/e 14hh
5.
Novice Show Hunter Pony n/e 14hh
6.
Open Show Hunter Pony n/e 13hh
7.
Open Show Hunter Pony over 13hh n/e 14hh
8.
Show Hunter Pony registered with the AHHA
Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony
RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYS
9.
Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh n/e 15hh
10. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh n/e 14.2hh
11. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh n/e 15hh
12. Show Hunter Galloway registered with the AHHA
Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter Galloway
RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER HORSES
13. Novice Show Hunter Horse over 15hh
14. Open Show Hunter Horses over 15hh n/e 16hh
15. Open Show Hunter Horse over 16hh
16. Show Hunter Horse registered with the AHHA
Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter Horse
Supreme Show Hunter Horse of the show
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SUNDAY 9th March, RING 1
CHILDREN’S RIDING CLASSES
1. Led Boy or Girl Rider, under 7 years
Not eligible for Classes 2, 10 AND CHAMPION Girl or Boy rider under 13
2. Boy Rider, under 7 years
3. Boy Rider, 7 years and under 9 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE JUNIOR BOY RIDER from Classes 2 - 5
Sponsored by Mrs J Stobie $10.00, $5.00
6.
7.
8.
9.
Pair of Riders, under 9 years
Pair of Riders, 9 years and under 13 years
Boy Rider, 13 years and under15 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE SENIOR BOY RIDER from Classes 8 and 9
Sponsored by G & S Smith $10.00, $5.00
10.
11.
12.
13.
Girl Rider, under 7 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE JUNIOR GIRL RIDER from Classes 10 - 13
Sponsored by Scott & Jill Taylor $10.00, $5.00
CJ Crowley Memorial
14. Girl Rider, 13 years and under 15 years
15. Girl Rider, 15 years and under 17 years
CHAMPION and RESERVE SENIOR GIRL RIDER from Classes 14 - 15
Sponsored by G & S Smith $10.00, $5.00
16.
Pair of Riders 13 years and under 17 years
SMALL PONY HACKS NE 12.2H
17. Maiden Pony
18. Novice Pony
19. Intermediate Pony
20. Open Pony n/e 12hh
21. Open Pony over 12hh n/e 12.2hh
22. Child’s Pony n/e 12.2hh, rider under 17 yrs
23. Adult’s Pony n/e 12.2hh, rider 17 yrs & over
CHAMPION and RESERVE SMALL PONY HACK - Classes 17 - 23
Sponsored by Taylor Civil Construction
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LARGE PONY HACKS OVER 12.2 NE 14 H
24. Maiden Pony
25. Novice Pony
26. Intermediate Pony
27. Open Pony over 12.2hh n/e 13hh
28. Open Pony over 13hh n/e 13.2hh
29. Open Pony over 13.2hh n/e 14hh
30. Child’s Pony over 12.2hh n/e 14hh, rider under 17yrs
31. Adult’s Pony over 12.2hh, rider 17yrs & over
CHAMPION and RESERVE LARGE PONY HACK – Classes 24 - 31
Sponsored by Mr L Cummins
SUNDAY 9th March RING 2
LED GALLOWAYS
1.
Mare, over 14hh n/e 15hh
2.
Gelding, over 14hh n/e 15hh
3.
Stallion, over 14hh n/e 15hh
CHAMPION and RESERVE LED GALLOWAY from Classes 1 - 3
Sponsored by Goodas Wool Inverell $40, $10
ADULT RIDERS 17YRS & OVER
4.
Adult Rider 17 yrs & under 21 yrs
5.
Adult Rider 21 yrs over
CHAMPION and RESERVE ADULT RIDER from Classes 4 - 5
Sponsored by DC Crowley Memorial $40, $10
SMALL GALLOWAY HACKS – n/e 14.2hh
6.
Maiden Galloway
7.
Novice Galloway
8.
Intermediate Galloway
9.
Open Galloway over 14hh n/e 14.2hh
10. Child’s Galloway over 14hh n/e 14.2hh, rider under 17yrs
11. Adult’s Galloway over 14hh n/e 14.2hh, rider 17 yrs & over
CHAMPION and RESERVE SMALL GALLOWAY HACK from Classes 6 - 11
Sponsored by Horseland Tamworth – Kersey Rug
LARGE GALLOWAY HACKS – over 14.2hh n/e 15hh
12. Maiden Galloway
13. Novice Galloway
14. Intermediate Galloway
15. Open Galloway over 14.2hh n/e 15hh
16. Child’s Galloway over 14.2hh n/e 15hh, rider under 17yrs
17. Adult’s Galloway over 14.2hh n/e 15hh, rider 17yrs & over
CHAMPION and RESERVE LARGE GALLOWAY HACK from Classes 12 - 17
Sponsored by Horseland Tamworth – Kersey Rug
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SUNDAY 9th March, RING 3
STARTING TIME 8:30AM
LED HACKS over 15hh
1.
Led Mare
2.
Led Gelding
3.
Led Stallion
CHAMPION and RESERVE from Classes 1 – 3
ANSA - Must be registered
4.
Led ANSA Colt/Stallion
5.
Led ANSA Filly/Mare
6.
Led ANSA Gelding
RIDDEN ANSA
7.
ANSA Colt/Stallion
8.
ANSA Filly/Mare 14hh
9.
ANSA Gelding 14hh
Ribbons supplied by ANSA
HACKS
10. Maiden Hack over 15hh
11. Novice Hack over 15hh
12. Intermediate Hack over 15hh
13. Open Hack over 15hh n/e 15.2hh
14. Open Hack over 15.2hh n/e 16hh
15. Open Hack over 16hh
16. Child’s Hack over 15hh, rider under 17yrs
17. Adult’s Hack over 15hh, rider 17yrs & over
Sponsored by Brooklyn Lands
SUPREME HACK OF THE SHOW - $100 Sponsored By Tanya Charters
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HARNESS CLASSES
SUNDAY 9th MARCH 2014
1:00pm – 2:00pm
CLASSES:
1.
2 or 4 wheel Turnout over 14hh
2.
2 or 4 wheel Turnout n/e 14hh
3.
2 or 4 wheel Turnout for multiples – horses or ponies
CHAMPION TURNOUT (Classes 1 – 3)
4.
5.
6.
7.
Novice horse or pony
Harness pony under 12hh
Harness pony over 12hh n/e 14hh
Harness pony over 14hh
CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE (Classes 4 – 7)
8.
Adult driver
Junior driver (Under 18yrs) must be accompanied by an adult
9.
Community Mutual Barraba Branch
is proud to support the
Barraba Show
132 067 www.communitymutual.com.au
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SECTION 4
SHOW JUMPING
CONTESTANTS COMPETE AT THEIR OWN RISK
ENTRY FEE & RECORDING AT THE BROADCASTING STAND
Competitors must compete in headwear applicable to the event they are competing in.
Program could be changed at the judge or committee discretion
STEWARDS: Mr. P Geary, W West, J Watson
In all Events, prize money will not be paid until registration Cards are produced and
signed. Events will be conducted under E.F.A. Rules
SPONSORS & TROPHY DONORS: Appledore Pastoral Co., National Australia Bank,
Barraba Bowling Club, IGA Barraba, Cobraball P/C, Chesterfield Aust. PTY Ltd,
Wesfarmers Federation Insurance Inverell, Barraba Bakery and Les Evans P/S, Mr. &
Mrs. T. Watkins, Adam Russell, Peter Geary & Tamworth Muffler Man, NAB Bank, Harry
Witten Memorial, Jill & Scott Taylor
SATURDAY – 9:00am START
1.
WESFARMERS FEDERATION INSURANCE INVERELL
AM5 COURSE: 0.70m height course
Prize money: 1st $70, 2nd $50, 3rd $30
Entry fee $3.00
2.
NAB Barraba TABLE A for D Grade Horses
Starting height 1m – 1.05m
Prize money: 1st $60, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $15
Entry fee $5.00
3.
BARRABA BOWLING CLUB Inc. TABLE A
JUMPING CONTEST for C and D Grade Horses on an AM6 course
Starting height 1.10m – 1.20m
Entry fee $4.00
4.
MR HARRY WITTEN MEMORIAL TABLE JUMPING CONTEST
IN CONJUCTION WITH OPEN 0.60M CLASS GRAND PRIX FORMAT
For Boys and Girls under 13 years
Starting height 0.60m
Prize money for boys and girls: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $6, 4th $4
Entry fee $2.00
5.
ADAM RUSSELL, PETER GEARY & TAMWORTH MUFFLER MAN
OPEN 6 BAR JUMP
Entry fee $10.00
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6.
BARRABA BAKERY TABLE JUMPING CONTEST
IN CONJUCTION WITH OPEN 0.90M CLASS GRAND PRIX FORMAT
For Boys and Girls 13 years and under 18 years
Prize money for boys and girls: 1st $20, 2nd $12, 3rd $8, 4th $6
Entry fee $3.00
SUNDAY – 9:00am START
7.
SCOTT & JILL TAYLOR D GRADE HORSES
Starting height 0.90m – 1.00m
Entry fee $3.00
8.
CHRIS WATKINS MEMORIAL CHAMPIONSHIP C & D GRADE HORSES
Proudly sponsored by Chesterfield Australia P/L
Entry fee $10.00
9.
COBRABALL OPEN JUMPING CONTEST
Entry fee $6.00
10. WESFARMER FEDERATION INSURANCE INVERELL SCURRY
Entry fee $8.00
11. IGA BARRABA SCURRY JUMPING CONTEST – OPEN
Entry fee $6.00
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John Deer Equipment
IT’S ALL HERE AND READY TO GO!
12 Swanbrook Road, Inverell
02 6722 2888, A/H 02 6722 1601
Newell Hwy, Moree
02 6752 2311, A/H 02 6752 1133
SPONSOR OF THE SHOWJUMPING
AT THE BARRABA SHOW
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SECTION 5
HEAVY HORSES
CHIEF STEWARD: Elizabeth Hall 67832 237
Entry Fee: $3.00 to be given to steward in ring
Prize money 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
Heavy Horses can be registered, unregistered or part bred
Open to ALL heavy horse or part bred heavy horses
Saturday 8th March 2014
10:00 am
Led Classes – Sponsored by Hall Family
1.
Any Stallion 4 years and over
2.
Any Mare 4 years and over
3.
Any Gelding 4 years and over
4.
Any Heavy Horse or part bred 3 yrs and under
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE
Sponsored by Miss Selina Longmore $30, $15
5.
Any ridden Heavy Horse or part bred heavy horse
Sponsored by the Hall family
Harness & Vehicle Classes –
6. Business or Farm Turnout – in low chains or shafts, can be either single or pairs
Sponsored by the Hall Family
Obstacle Courses – Open to all heavy horse and part bred heavy horse
7. Long rein obstacle - single
Sponsored by Mrs Pam King
8.
Slide obstacle – single
Sponsored by Sue Perek
9.
Log snig – single
10. Pairs – Long Rein Obstacle
11. Pairs – Slide Obstacle
Sponsored by Sue Perek
12. Pairs – Log Snig
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9 Decks of Non-Bruise
Cattle Crates
and
Grain Tippers
Contact: DES ALLERTON
Mob: 0428 636 085
PROUD SPONSORS OF THE
2014 BARRABA SHOW
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SECTION 6
CAMPDRAFT
ABCRA Affiliated
CHIEF STEWARD: Campbell Tonkin 0429 830 140
STEWARDS: Tim & Tanya Clarke, W Simmons, J. Hannaford, H Russell, J Riley, C
McKay, KA & AA Tonkin, M Gallagher, P Vary, S & J Taylor, Matt Clarke, Alyce Robinson,
Cameron Clarke, Brent Clarke & Bill Tonkin
Campdraft Entries open 3rd February and close 24th February 2014 with cheques
payable to Barraba PA&H Association. Camping fees $10 per night to be included
with entries. Post entries with payment to Tanya Clarke “Oakey Glen” Barraba NSW
2347.
Quote ABCRA membership number, horse’s names and contact phone number. Cattle
numbers may be limited – early entry advised. For scratching’s please email Tanya
Clarke – tiny1@activ8.net.au.
FRIDAY 7th March – START 9:00am
1.
2.
POLLOCK & CUMMINS ENCOURAGEMENT DRAFT
Entry Fee $18.00. Limit 2 rides
Prize money Jackpot
GLEN RURAL MAIDEN DRAFT
Entry Fee $24.00.
Prize money $1000
FINAL MAIDEN DRAFT
SATURDAY – START 6:00am
3.
4.
5.
JUROX / LANDMARK BARRABA NOVICE DRAFT
Entry Fee $29. Run 1 – 200
CTK Cattle Co. JUNIOR DRAFT 8 – U13 yrs
Entry Fee $10. Limit 2 rides
TONY BROWN MEMORIAL JUVENILE DRAFT
13 – U17 yrs
Prize money $2000
Prize money
$200
Prize money
$300
Complete Novice Draft
FINAL NOVICE DRAFT
6.
ALLERTON’S TRANSPORT OPEN CAMPDRAFT
Entry Fee $30.
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Prize money Jackpot
SUNDAY – START 6:30am
7.
8.
IRONBARK HEREFORDS LADIES DRAFT
BILL TONKIN TRANSPORT
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP CAMPDRAFT
Entry Fee $30.
FINAL LADIES DRAFT
FINAL OPEN DRAFT
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Prize money $800
Prize money $2000
Sponsors of the
2014 Barraba Show
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Barraba Office
135 Queen Street
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Barraba NSW 2347
Ph: 02 6782 1006
Fax: 02 6782 1328
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73 Manilla Street
Manilla NSW 2346
Ph: 02 6785 1911
Fax: 02 6785 2020
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2014 Guessing Competition Entry Form
“Do you know who the buck jump rider is”?
Answer………………………………………………………………………………
Name: …………………………………………………………………………………
Address: ……………………………………………………………………………
Contact Number: ………………………………………………………………
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Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Ltd
Participants Indemnity and Waiver
RISK WARNING
The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation, including passive
participation, in events or activities at an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious
and inherent. The risks involved may result in property damage and/or personal injury including
death.
1
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive
participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury and
I agree that I undertake any such risk voluntarily of my own free will and at my own risk.
2.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this form
constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW).
3.
I the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that I,
or any other person claiming through me, may have against the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc in relation
to any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by me as a result of my participation in this
show.
4.
The signatory must continually indemnity the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc on a full indemnity basis
against any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced and any liability, loss
(including consequential loss and loss of profits), damages or expense (including legal costs on a full
indemnity basis) that the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of
the undersigned’s participation in any event held by the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc.
I have read this Indemnity and Waiver form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made
any further enquires which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in
this activity.
I further understand that the signing of this waiver does not derogate my right of action against any
negligent party.
Name:
Address:
Signature:
Date:
Signed for and on behalf of Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc
Name:
Signature:
Date:
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

I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ THE DOCUMENT WARNING ME OF
THE RISKS OF MY PARTICIPATION IN THE ACTIVITY.
I HAVE MADE ANY FURTHER ENQUIRES WHICH I FEEL ARE NECESSARY
OR DESIRABLE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE RISKS INVOLVED IN THIS
ACTIVITY.
I SIGN THE DOCUMENT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY
INDUCEMENT MADE TO ME.
Participant’s Name
(Please Print)
Participants Signature
I HAVE READ AND
UNDERSTOOD THE STATEMENT
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Address
103rd BARRABA P A & H ASSOC INC SHOW
Friday 7th, Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th March 2014
Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by entry fees where applicable.
GENERAL ENTRY FORM
Section
Class No.
Exhibitors Name……………………………………………………………………………………..
Address………………………………………………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………………Post Code…………
No of Entries
Description
Entry Fee
Total Entry Fees Enclosed $
I agree to abide by all the decisions of the Committee in regard to exhibits which I enter subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society and I
will not hold the Society responsible for any loss to exhibits through accident or misdelivery or any other cause.
Signed……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Extra Entry forms are available from the Show Secretary on joclord@bigpond.com, Ph: (02) 67830198
or the Barraba Show Website http://www.barrabashow.com.au/forms.html
PLEASE COMPLETE THE WAIVER FORM ALSO AND PRESENT WITH THIS FORM WHEN ENTERING. THANK YOU.
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
The Secretary
Barraba P.A. &H. Association Inc.
P.O. Box 108
BARRABA 2347
I hereby apply for Membership of Barraba Show Society Inc. for the
financial year ended 30th April, 20_ _ and agree to be bound by the Rules of the Society.
MEMBER OR *NOMINEE’S NAME:
Surname:
Given
(Christian)
Names:
Mr
Mrs .................................................................................
Miss
Ms
..................................................................................
...........................................................................................
MEMBER OR *NOMINEE’S ADDRESS:
...........................................................................................................................
…………………………………………………………………… P’code ...............
I enclose payment for: Membership with Associate Ticket
@$25 $................
Membership without Associate Ticket
@$15 $...............
(
) Cheque (
) Cash
Amount Enclosed
$................
*N.B. Under Rule 5.2 firms or companies requiring membership in their registered name must
specify a person as their nominee to represent them. If you require a firm or company
Membership, please PRINT the nominee’s name above and the Registered Name here:
.....................................................................................................
Application Date: ...... .../.........../ 20_ _
Signature: ................................................................................
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MAILING LIST REVISION
To ensure that your name remains on our Mailing List for the next year, it is essential that you advise upto-date details of your particular interests in the Show.
Please return this form to
Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc
PO Box 108
Barraba NSW 2347
Do you still require a copy of our schedule? Please Tick
  YES   NO – If you select no your name will be removed from the Mailing List.
Mr
Name:
Mrs ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Miss
Ms
Address: ..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Post Code …………....
HORSE STALLS
Ass Secretary: Kylie Stanger Ph: (02) 6783 3196
kyliestanger@skymesh.com.au
PO Box 108
Barraba 2347
Name: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Address: ….……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………………………….. P’Code ……………………..
I wish to apply for:
Number
Height
Camping
Total Amount
STALLS MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE
APPLICATION MUST BE ON THIS FORM
PAYMENT MUST BE INCLUDED
Payable to Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc
Stalls booked and not occupied by Saturday afternoon will be re-allocated.
Fees: Camping $10 per night; Stalls (NEW) $10 each, Stalls (OLD) $8 each
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Amount
$
Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Ltd
Participants - Parental Indemnity and Waiver Form
To be signed for all children under 18 years
RISK WARNING
The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation,
including passive participation, in events or activities at an agricultural show contains
elements of risk, both obvious and inherent. The risks involved may result in property
damage and/or personal injury including death.
1. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive
participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of
injury.
2. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this
form constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002
(NSW).
3. I understand that by participating in this show, the subject minor may become exposed to the
risk of injury, and I consent to the participation.
4. I, the signatory assert that the above named minor voluntarily consents to participation in this
show.
5. I, the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights
that I, the above named minor, or any other person, may have against the Barraba PA & H
Assoc Inc in relation to any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by the subject minor
as a result of participation in this show.
6. The signatory must continually indemnify the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc on a full indemnity
basis against any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced, and any
liability, loss, including consequential loss, and loss of profits, damage or expense (including
legal costs on a full indemnity basis) that the Barraba PA & H Assoc Inc incurs or suffers, as a
direct or indirect result of the subject minor’s participation in any event held by Barraba PA &
H Assoc Inc.
I have read this form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made any further
enquires which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in this
activity.
I,…………………………………..of………………………………………………………………………..
……………………am the parent/guardian of……………………………Date of Birth………………..
Name: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Signature: …………………………………………………………Date: ……………………………..
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I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ THE DOCUMENT WARNING ME OF THE
RISKS OF MY PARTICIPATION IN THE ACTIVITY.
I HAVE MADE ANY FURTHER ENQUIRES WHICH I FEEL ARE NECESSARY OR
DESIRABLE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE RISKS INVOLVED IN THIS ACTIVITY.
I SIGN THE DOCUMENT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY
INDUCEMENT MADE TO ME.
Name of Signatory
(Please Print)
Signature and
Status (parent/Guardian)
Address of Signatory
Name of Minor
Date of Birth of
Minor
I, ………………………………………….have observed the sighting and signing of this document by
…………………………………………………….. the participants listed above.
PLEASE PRINT
Signature of Responsible Official …………………………………………….
……………………………………………………………………………Witness Date
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BARRABA P. A. & H. Assoc. Inc.
Entries close Tuesday prior to Show
Cattle Secretary: Mrs Dale White “Bundarleer Cottage” Barraba NSW 2347
Ph/Fax 0267 822 176
Please send in completed waiver form with entries
Barraba Showgrounds PIC. NG507971
Class No
Name of Exhibit
Breed
Sex
Date of
Birth
Sire
Dam
Name of Exhibitor _________________________________________________ Phone __________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________ Property PIC No. ____________________________________
______________________________________________________________ Signed ________________________________________
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NLIS No.
Entry
Fee
SECTION 7
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES
SUNDAY – START 8:30AM
CHIEF STEWARDS: Craig & Michelle Main 6782 1047
Entry fee $3.00
Sponsors: Mr R McDouall Memorial, Omega Feeds, International Animal Health,
Northern Branch ASHS
st
nd
Prizes: 1 $5.00, 2 $2.00. Champion – Bag of Omega Feeds
ALL horses must be adult registered with ASHS Ltd. Papers may be
inspected. Handlers & riders of colts & stallions must be 18 years & over. Classes
to be run under the rules of the ASHS Ltd
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Led ASH Yearling Filly
Led ASH Filly – 2 yrs & 3 yrs
Led ASH Yearling Colt
Led ASH Colt – 2 yrs & 3 yrs
Led ASH Yearling Gelding
Led ASH Gelding – 2 yrs & 3 Yrs
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Junior ASH
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Led ASH Mare – 4 yrs & over, n/e 15hh
Led ASH Mare – 4 yrs & over, over 15hh
Led ASH Stallion – 4 yrs & over, n/e 15hh
Led ASH Stallion – 4 yrs & over, over 15hh
Led ASH Gelding – 4 yrs & over, n/e 15hh
Led ASH Gelding – 4 yrs & over, over 15hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Senior ASH
13. ASHLA – must be a financial member of Australian Stock Horse Ladies Assoc. (Not
eligible for Champion)
14. ASH Hack – 3 yrs & Under
15. ASH Hack Mare – 4 yrs & over
16. ASH Hack Stallion – 4 yrs & over
17. ASH Hack Gelding – 4 yrs & over
18. ASH Hack ridden by junior under 13 yrs
19. ASH Hack ridden by a junior 13 yrs & under 18 yrs
Champion & Reserve Champion ASH Hack
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20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
ASH Working – 3 yrs & under
ASH Working Mare – 4 yrs & over
ASH Working Stallion – 4 yrs & over
ASH Working Gelding – 4 yrs & over
ASH Working ridden by a junior under 13 yrs
ASH Working ridden by a junior 13 yrs & under 18 yrs
Champion & Reserve Champion Working ASH
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
ASH Station Horse – 3 yrs & under
ASH Station Horse Mare – 4 yrs & over
ASH Station Horse Stallion – 4 yrs & over
ASH Station Horse Gelding – 4 yrs & over
ASH Station Horse ridden by a junior under 13 yrs
ASH Station Horse ridden by a junior 13 yrs & under 18 yrs
Champion & Reserve Champion ASH Station Horse
SECTION 8
WOODCHOP
SUNDAY 9th March 2014
START – 11:00AM
CHIEF STEWARD: W Simmons – 6783 1461
Stewards: J Riley, H Russell, J Barker, N Smith, S Thompson, S Groth, G Anderson, C
Irvine
Axeman’s Association Steward: V Watts
Event 1
300mm Underhand Handicap
Sponsored by NW Heating & Cooling
1st $125, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
Event 2
The Tony Brown, Gordon Spencer Memorial
300mm Standing Block Handicap
1st $125, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
Event 3
250mm Standing Block Handicap
1st $125, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
Event 4
Barraba Bowling Club
300mm Standing Block Championship
1st $125, 2nd $ 50, 3rd $25
Event 5
Ben Gardiner - Barraba Veterinary Service
1st $55, 2nd $35, 3rd $25
Event 6
1st $125, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
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Event 7
Bearfast and Barraba Funerals Relay
$350
Event 8
Independent Communications Tree Lop
$300
Entries taken on the day at the Wood Chop Tent
Enquiries: Bill Simmons (02) 6783 146
SECTION 9
British Breed Sheep Competition
Judging to start at 9:00am
Chief Steward: Ken Thomas 6782 1104
Sponsors: Wyambee Stud and Barraba Central School
1st prize $2.00, 2nd prize $1.00. Entry fee: 50¢
Class
1. Ram lambs born before September 1 2013
2. Ram lambs born after September 1 2013
3. Shorn ram lambs
4. Shorn 2 tooth rams
5. 2 tooth rams
6. Rams 4 tooth and over
7. Pair of rams
Champion Ram
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Ewe lambs born before 1 September 2013
Ewe lambs born after 1 September 2013
Shorn ewe lambs
Shorn 2 tooth ewes
2 tooth ewes
Ewes 4 tooth and over
Pair of ewes
Champion Ewe
15. One ram and two ewes
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SECTION 10
WOOL
ALL FLEECES TO BE AT WOOL PAVILION NO LATER THAN 2:30PM THURSDAY 6th
MARCH 2014, FOR JUDGING ON FRIDAY 7th MARCH
ALL FLEECES TO BE COLLECTED AFTER 3:00PM SUNDAY 9th MARCH 2014
Chief Steward: Chris Wakeling - (02) 67831443
Stewards: Mr B Benson, Mr R Bomford, Mr H Carter, Mr D Penna, Mr K Dunshea
Committee expresses appreciation to the donors of fleeces for 2013 – Appledore
Pastoral Company, G’Donya Poll, Wiry, Bruce McNeil, Gundamulda, A Smith & Co
and to the judge Mr Howard Carter
TROPHY DONORS: Taminda Wool Trading, IT & N Spencer Memorial, JF & AM Doak,
Schute Bell, H Carter – Landmark Barraba, Bill McKid, Stock & Crop, Appledore Pastoral
Company
HIGHEST POINT SCORE SCALE: 1st 3 points, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 1 point. Points halved if
not more than 2 exhibits in Class
1.
All fleeces must be grown in the previous season
2.
All fleeces to be grown by the Exhibitor
3.
All fleeces to be no more than 12 months growth
4.
Wool to be judged on Central Northern Group point system
5.
Classes 4-10 are for Open Competition
6.
Pets fleeces are NOT eligible
7.
Rams fleeces are not eligible for Grand Champion
8.
Fleeces entered in Commercial Value Classes 4-13 will also be judged on Central
Northern Group point system
9.
Fleeces to be left with the Wool Steward at the Wool Pavilion or Secretary’s office
prior to the Show
10. All fleeces to be skirted
11. Classes 11 – 14 Barraba District Breeders
12. If you are eligible for classes 11-14, please tell the wool steward when leaving
fleeces
13. Please let wool steward know if you are eligible for classes 4-6
14. Barraba and district breeders are eligible for the open classes but not with the same
fleeces
15. Hogget fleece is the second fleece shorn off the sheep
ENTRY FEE: Donation of a fleece to Barraba P.A. & H. Association Inc. OR a $2 entry fee
per fleece
Judging Starts: 8:30am Friday 7th 2014
RAM CLASSES (Merino):
1. Best Ram Fleece, Fine
2. Best Ram Fleece, Medium
3. Best Ram Fleece, Strong
HOGGET CLASSES (Merino) OPEN
4. Best Hogget Fleece, Fine
5. Best Hogget Fleece, Medium
6. Best Hogget Fleece Strong
OPEN CLASSES (Merino):
7. Best Fine Fleece.
8. Best Medium Fleece.
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9. Best Strong Fleece.
10. Highest Commercial Value (excluding Rams.)
11. Best Group 3 Fleeces
BARRABA & DISTRICT BREEDERS (Eligible for Open Classes)
12. Best Fine Fleece
13. Best Medium Fleece
14. Best Strong Fleece
HIGHEST POINT SCORE TROPHY –
Trophy donated by TAMINDA WOOL TRADING
MOST SUCCESSFUL BARRABA EXHIBITOR
Trophy donated by SCHUTE BELL
CHAMPION MERINO RAM FLEECE Classes 1-3
Sponsored by Bill McKid Pty Ltd
CHAMPION MERINO HOGGET FLEECE Classes 4-6
Trophy donated by JF & AM DOAK
CHAMPION MERINO OPEN FLEECE Classes 7-9
Sponsored by I.T. & N. SPENCER MEMORIAL
CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE, Barraba & District Classes 11-14
Sponsored by Stock & Crop
CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE; BEST THREE FLEECES class 11
Sponsored by WM &K Eckert Memorial Trophy
HIGHEST COMMERCIAL VALUE (Excluding Rams Fleece)
Sponsored by Appledore Pastoral Company
GRAND CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE
Sponsored by Howard Carter – Landmark Barraba
COME AND SEE THE ANIMAL FARM
Bring the children for an educational, fun filled animal walk.
WHEN: Saturday 8th March 2014 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
LOTS OF ANIMALS TO SEE AND TOUCH
Including
HATCHING CHICKENS, PIGLETS, LLAMA AND GOATS
Complete the interactive quiz to enhance fun and knowledge
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MEAT BREED SHEEP JUNIOR JUDGING
TIME: SATURDAY after midday - to be announced
STEWARDS: Mr Ken Thomas, Mr J Dunn
ENTRY FEE: $1.00 but entry is subject to sheep committee. All entrants need to be less
than 25 years of age on 1st April 2014. Open to Men and Women. Top local competitor
only will be eligible for zone
Prize money and ribbons will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rdLED
All participants will number the sheep in front of them from A – D. In doing so, they will
need to give their reasons for making their order. This is done on paperwork provided. All
participants will have 12 minutes to assess the sheep and then a further 4 minutes to
write, after which they will need to hand in their paperwork to the steward. The judges will
then look through the paperwork and pick out some entrants to give a talk on their order
and why. From this the results will be finalized with the winner going on to represent at
Zone. Zone competitors need to be aged from 15 – 25 years as at 1st April 2014.
On behalf of the Barraba P.A. & H Association we wish to give a big thank you to
Tebuana, Barraba for their generosity in sponsoring the Junior Judging
SECTION 11
DOGS AND PETS
SUNDAY 9th March 2014 — Judging 1:30 pm
CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Don Roberts - 0419 116 261
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
Conditions:
Open to all school students and pre – school students
Exhibitors must provide their own suitable cage, pen or lead
Competitors may enter as many classes as they like
Ribbons and award cards will be given for BIS & RUBIS
st
nd
rd
1 , 2 and 3 awarded in each class
ALL dogs must be leashed
All pure bred and cross bred dogs may compete for prizes
Pets
Class
1. Best Bird
2. Best Guinea Pig, rabbit or mouse
3. Best cat or kitten
4. Best Insect
5. Best pet, owners dressed alike
6. Most unusual pet
7. Australian Silkie, Chihuahua, Pekingese
8. GUN DOGS
Retrievers, Labrador, Cocker Spaniel,
Setter
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9. WORKING DOGS
10. TERRIERS
11. TERRIERS
12. NON SPORTING
13. HOUNDS
14. CROSSBRED
Kelpies, Collie, Cattle Dog,
German shepherd, Corgi
Fox Terrier
Jack Russell
Boxer, Bulldog, Chow Chow,
Doberman, Great Dane
Any Variety
Any Variety
15. BEST IN SHOW (DOG or BITCH)
Trophy donated by BARRABA RSL & RECREATION CLUB
16. RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW (DOG or BITCH)
Trophy donated by BARRABA RSL ANGLERS CLUB
17. Best PUPPY 3 - 6 MONTHS
Trophy donated by HW ATKINSON MEMORIAL
18. BEST PUPPY UNDER 3MONTHS TROPHY
Sponsored by Mrs V McCusker
SPECIAL SHOW CLASSES
Trophies donated by Meg and Andy Crowley
DOG OR BITCH
19. Best presented
22. Best tail wagger
20. Best small
23. Best trick
21. Best large
24. Best Costume
B.I.S. = Best In Show
R.U.B.I.S. = Runner-up to Best in Show
SPECIAL JUMPING CLASSES
4:00PM OR BY ANNOUNCEMENT – Entries taken at the bar
Entry Fee: $1.00
25.
26.
27.
28.
Working Dog Jump
Small Dog Jump
Working Dog Race
Small Dog Race
Trophies for jump classes are donated by IGA Barraba
The Barraba PA & H Association Inc thank the
SPONSORS OF THE DOG & PETS
Barraba RSL & Recreation Club, Barraba RSL & Angler’s Club, H. W. Atkinson Memorial,
Mrs V McCusker, IGA Barraba
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Section 12
YARD DOG TRIALS
Saturday 8th March & Sunday 9th March 2014
Affiliated with NSW YDA
Stewards: Mr E Wall – 67432546; Mobile: 0428 293 495
Email: wall@activ8.net.au
Mr G White – 0427 568 951
Mr R Witten – 67821366; Mobile: 0459 821368
Mr A Cabot Mr R Puddicombe – 67830133
Mr R Clark - 0429821250
Entries – Mr Ed Wall – 67432546; Fax – 67432504
Email: wall@activ8.net.au
7:30am Start
EVENT
Improver
Local
Open
ENTRY FEE
$8
$5
$10
SPONSOR
Appledore Merino Stud
Commercial Hotel
National Stockyards
Sunday 8th March 2014
7:30am Start
EVENT
Maiden
Encouragement
Novice
ENTRY FEE
$7
$6
$7
SPONSOR
Hypro Australia (Dogpro)
National Stockyards
Hypro
PRIZES OF CASH & PRODUCT $2500
Big thank you to all sponsors that supplied freight, sheep, materials and voluntary labour:

Snow Kelly and family provided merino wethers

Maurice Tosch transported the wethers; Ph.67833132; M. 0428 818 213

Doonba and Family provided merino wethers
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Brendan Hain transported the wethers

Landmark Barraba for the use of sale yards

Les McClelland our super welder
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Stewards, Showground Management Committee and families
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ACTIVE WORKING DOG
Working Dogs are constantly on the go. Working around the farm, controlling
livestock, law enforcement and guiding the blind, it is no wonder these guys
require a high energy feed giving them the energy to keep going and going and
going! Active Working Dog is a nutritionally sustainable feed, providing your dog
with the right balance of proteins and fats needed to boost the energy and
strength required for such demanding tasks. This superior formula also helps in
maintaining lean muscle mass and high stamina levels that are necessary to
keep your mate working from dawn until dusk.
Proud Sponsor
Yard Dog Trials at the 2014 Barraba Show
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02 6783 3132
0428 818 213
For all your livestock and general freight requirements
Proud sponsor of the Barraba Show
Yard Dog Trials
Brendan Hain
25 O’Regan Lane
Barraba 2347
Phone: 0429 830 105
Proudly sponsoring 2014 Barraba Show
Yard Dog Trials
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Section 13
POULTRY
Chief Steward: Ms E O’Shea – Ph: (02) 67 695 885/0439 963 593
Sponsors: Junior Classes sponsored by The O’Shea Family
Northwest Heating & Cooling Tamworth Ph: (02) 67655139
Manilla Accounting & Taxation Ph: (02) 67852306
P & V Kruit
1.
th
Entries close Wednesday 5 March.
All entries to Virginia Kruit, “Glenborah”, 1430 Borah Road, Borah Creek 2346.
2. Exhibits must be ready for judging by 9.00am Saturday and remain on the
Showground until 4:00pm
3. Entry Fee: $1.00 per entry
4. All care will be taken but no responsibility will be accepted for loss or damage.
Waiver form must be completed and accompany entry. Junior exhibitors must have
a parent/guardian complete waiver form to accompany entry
5. Judging will commence at 9:30am Saturday morning
6. Pens are limited so fees must accompany entries to be accepted
7. Feeding and watering of exhibits remains the responsibility of the owner
8. No sick birds will be penned
9. The committee has the right to add/alter classes if required
10. For any other colour, please state colour on entry form
11. Poultry Pavilion will be open during judging
JUNIOR CLASSES
1. Restricted to exhibitors under 16years of age
2. Birds must be the bona fide property of the junior exhibitor and under their
direct care
3. Juniors may exhibit in Open classes
4. Juniors require the completion of a waiver form by their parent/guardian to
accompany entries
5. Juniors must be in attendance
SPECIAL AWARDS & PRIZES:
Supreme Bird of Show $100.00
Reserve Grand Champion Bird of Show $50.00
Champion Large Hard feather $30.00
Champion Large Soft feather $30.00
Champion Bantam Soft feather $30.00
Champion Bantam Hard feather $30.00
Champion Breeding Pair of Show Champion Ribbon
Champion Waterfowl $30.00
Grand Champion Junior Exhibit of Show
Reserve Grand Champion Junior Exhibit of Show
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JUNIOR CLASSES
Hard feather Bantam
Soft feather Bantam
Hard feather Large fowl
Soft feather Large fowl
Waterfowl
Male
1
3
5
7
9
Female
2
4
6
8
10
LARGE HARD FEATHER CLASSES
Male
Female
OEG Black Red
OEG Blue Red
OEG Pile
OEG Duckwing Silver
OEG AOC
Australian Game AC
Indian or Jubilee Game
Pit Game
Any Other Variety Game Large fowl
Malay/Game AC
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
LARGE SOFT FEATHER CLASSES
Australorp
Langshan – any colour
Leghorn – any colour
Plymouth Rock – any colour
Australian Langshan
Male
31
33
35
37
39
Rhode Island Red - Any colour
Silkie – any colour
Sussex
Wyandotte
Ancona
Any other Soft Feather Variety Large fowl
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43
45
47
49
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BANTAM HARD FEATHER CLASSES
OEG - black - red
Male
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OEG - wheaten
55
56
OEG - partridge
OEG - duckwing
OEG - pile
OEG - spangle
OEG - AOC
Indian or Jubilee Game
Pit Game
Modern Game
AOV Game Bantam
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59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
BANTAM SOFT FEATHER CLASSES
Australorp
Langshan – any colour
Male
75
77
57
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
Female
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
Female
54
Female
76
78
White Leghorn
Leghorn any other colour
Rosecomb
Rhode Island AOV
Sussex
Wyandotte
Seabright any colour
Pekin Black
Pekin Blue
Pekin White
Pekin any other colour
Belgium any variety
AOV Bantam Soft feather
BREEDING PAIRS
Soft Feather Large
Soft Feather Bantam
Hard Feather Large
Hard Feather Bantam
AV Waterfowl
79
81
83
85
87
89
91
93
95
97
99
101
103
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
102
104
Male
Female
110
112
114
116
111
113
115
117
PAIR
105
106
107
108
109
OPEN WATERFOWL SECTION
(State breed/colour)
Any Variety Large Duck
Any Variety Bantam Duck
Any Variety Goose
Any Variety Turkey
ADAM CROWLEY
ELECTRICAL
“Brooklyn”
89 South Brooklyn Road
Barraba 2347
Mobile: 0428 547 076
ABN: 81488069140
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Barraba
Phone 02 6782 1199
OPEN 7 DAYS
For All Your Grocery, Deli, Fruit & Vegetables and
Hardware Supplies.
PROUD SPONSORS OF THE 2014 BARRABA SHOW
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TREVOR
RICHARDS
Painter and Decorator
Ph: 02 6785 1740
PROUD TO SPONSOR THE
BARRABA COMMUNITY
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Proudly Supporting Agribusiness in
Barraba and district for over 130 years.
Contact a local Agribusiness Manager Today
Blake Ross
Agribusiness Manager
02 6763 5211
Charlie Coote
Agribusiness Manager
02 6763 5248
Vincent Woodgate
Senior Agribusiness Manager 02 6763 5245
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PAVILION
PAVILION RIBBONS DONATED BY
National Australia Bank Agribusiness
PAVILION CO-ORDINATOR – Mrs A Cabot – Ph 67833110
RIBBONS for most successful child exhibitor in pavilion
ENTRY FEE:
$1.00; Bulk school entries 50c each
PRIZEMONEY:
Open classes will only be paid when class is sponsored. All school and
child classes will receive prize money
DISPLAYS:
Please indicate size of displays
IMPORTANT — PLEASE NOTE FOLLOWING
ENTRIES to be in on Entry Form only and include the Entry Fees
Entry Forms and Fees to:
Show Secretary Show Office, Queen Street, on the following weekdays from
Wednesday 26th February to Wednesday 5th March 2014 11:00am – 4:00pm.
DELIVERY OF PAVILION EXHIBITS
Either direct to the Show Office, Queen Street (date and times as above) or to the
Showground Pavilion on Friday from 8.00am - 10.30am. Exhibits will not be accepted outside
these dates and times
PHOTOGRAPHY ENTRIES CLOSE Tuesday 4th March 2014 at 3:30pm
DELIVERY OF CUT FLOWERS To Showground Pavilion for entry from 3:00 – 5:00pm on FRIDAY 7th March 2014
FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE –
To Showground Pavilion for entry from 2:00 – 4:00pm on FRIDAY 7th March 2014
IMPORTANT – All entries to be in writing on an official entry form. Entry Fees must
accompany entry forms. Please remember to complete the waiver form or the PA & H cannot
exhibit your entry
N.B. COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS AND PRIZE MONEY - SUNDAY 3:00pm – 4:00pm –
(unless prior arrangements made). Prize money will be paid on collection of exhibits.
ALL CARE TAKEN BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY
ACCEPTED FOR EXHIBITS
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SECTION 1
FARM & GARDEN
PRODUCE
STEWARDS: Mrs F Coombes (02) 67821992 Mrs S Russell & Mrs P White
ALL VEGETABLES ARE TO BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR
NOTE: Pumpkins and Melons to be cut when judged
Produce will be taken at the Pavilion between 2:00 pm – 4:00pm Friday 7th March 2014
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00
CLASS
1.
6 Onions – Mr & Mrs Russell
2.
1 bunch spring onions (6-10) - Mr T Stewart
3.
1 bunch Shallots (6-10) - Mr T Stewart
4.
Largest Onion - Mr T Stewart
5.
4 Tomatoes – Mr T Stewart
6.
4 Cherry Tomatoes - Lorna Goldman Memorial
7.
Largest Tomato - Mr & Mrs P White
8.
3 Beetroot
9.
1 Lettuce, any variety – Mr T Stewart
10. 3 Cucumbers - Mr T Stewart
11. 3 Cobs of Corn - Mr T Stewart
12. 6 Carrots - Mr T Stewart
13. 6 Stalks of Rhubarb – Mr T Stewart
14. 250g Beans, any variety - Mr T Stewart
15. 6 Stalks Spinach –Mr T Stewart
16. 1 Capsicum, any colour –Mr T Stewart
17. 6 Chilies, any variety - Mrs F Coombes
18. 1 Squash –Mr T Stewart
19. 1 Zucchini –Mr T Stewart
20. Largest Zucchini – Mr & Mrs S Russell
21. 1 Gramma, any variety – Mr T Stewart
22. 1 Rockmelon
23. 1 Watermelon
24. Largest Melon
25. 1 Pumpkin, Queensland Blue – Mr T Stewart
26. 1 Pumpkin, Butternut – Mr T Stewart
27. 1 table Pumpkin, any variety - S & S Russell
28. Largest Pumpkin – Mr & Mrs P White
29. 2kg Potatoes
30. Other vegetable, not specified – Mr T Stewart
31. Best Collection of Vegetables (grown within the Barraba Town & District) - Gladys Fenn
Memorial
32. Best Collection of Vegetables, junior grower 16 years and under (grown within Barraba
Town & District) - Turning Heads
33. Best Collection of Vegetables, organically grown (grown within Barraba Town & District)
– Mr & Mrs J Coombes
34. 6 Apples - Granny Smith
35. 6 Apples - Eating, any variety
36. 6 Pears
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37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
6 Peaches
6 Fruit, any other variety – Mr T Stewart
1kg Grapes, any variety - Mrs P White
Collection of Fruit - Jean Bowman Memorial
Collection of Herbs - Mrs F Coombes
1 Dozen Hen Eggs - Edith Mallise Memorial
School
43. Best Decorated Fruit or Vegetable – Pre School – Miss K Schmidt
44. Best Decorated Fruit or Vegetable, infants – Mr T McKid Memorial
45. Best Decorated Fruit or Vegetable, primary – Mr T McKid Memorial
46. Oddest Shaped Fruit or Vegetable - Mr J Rodgers
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN SECTION — $5 and Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR — $5 and Ribbon
BOTH DONATED BY SAUNDERS FRUIT & VEGIES
SECTION 2
CUT FLOWERS
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs P Crowley Ph / Fax (02) 6782 1795
STEWARDS: Mrs R Gardiner, Mrs D McDouall & Mrs P McIver
TROPHY DONORS: Mrs A Urquhart Memorial, Mrs SM Crowley Memorial, Mrs B Carter, Mrs
D Hannaford Memorial, Mrs V McVicar, Mrs J Abra, Mr & Mrs H Hiscock Memorial, Mrs
M Bennett Memorial, Mrs N McDouall Memorial, Mrs R Gardiner, Mrs P Crowley, Mrs J
Orman, Designer Bunches, Salon 97, Barraba Tapestry Ladies, Mrs P McIver, Ms Y Miller
Entries: Flowers to luncheon pavilion from 3:00pm to 5:00pm FRIDAY 7th MARCH 2014
RULES:
A No flower can be entered in more than one section.
B Only Competitors will be allowed in the Pavilion while the flowers are being arranged.
C Please pay attention to presentation.
D No Buds on Roses in Classes 1 - 5.
ENTRY FEE: $1.00.
ROSES:
1.
1 Specimen Rose — Pink - Designer Bunches Florist
2.
1 Specimen Rose — Red – J Orman
3.
1 Specimen Rose — any Colour - Mr & Mrs H Hiscock Memorial
4.
1 Full Bloom Rose - Mrs McVicar
5.
1 Multi Colour Rose – Barb Gilbert Memorial donated by Meg Crowley
6.
Bud to Full Bloom, three stages - Mr & Mrs H Hiscock Memorial
7.
2 Cuts Floribunda or Cluster Rose - Mrs J Abra
8.
2 Cuts Miniature Rose - Designer Bunches Florist.
9.
2 Cuts Climbing Rose – Mrs P Crowley
10. A Container of Roses - Mrs D Hannaford Memorial
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DAHLIAS:
Definitions:
DECORATIVE – Large, heavy, double flowers, 15-25cm in diameter produced on long stems.
Plants 2m tall.
HYBRID CACTUS: Flowers with narrow, curled petals, but smaller than decorative types.
Plants 1.5m tall.
POMPOM: Small, tightly packed flowers in a wide range of colours.
11. 1 Decorative Dahlia - Mrs B Carter
12. 3 Decorative Dahlias - Mrs R Gardiner
13. 1 Cactus Dahlia – Barraba Tapestry Ladies
14. 3 Cactus Dahlias - Designer Bunches Florist.
15. 1 Pompom Dahlia – Designer Bunches Florist.
16. 3 Pompom Dahlias - Mrs R Gardiner
17. 1 Garden Dahlia – Barraba Tapestry Ladies
CUT FLOWERS:
(Collection is more than 6 cuts, less than 12 cuts with as many varieties as possible.)
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Container of Marigolds – Salon 97
1 specimen cut flower – Mrs D McDouall
Container of Salvia - Designer Bunches Florist.
Container of Verbena - Designer Bunches Florist.
Container of Daisies. – Designer Bunches Florist.
Collection of Flowers — at least 3 varieties - Mrs B Carter
2 Cuts Geranium - Mrs R Gardiner
Container of Flowers, not specified — one variety - Mrs R Gardiner
1 Cut Bulb or Rhizome – Mrs R Gardiner
2 Cuts Flowering Tree or Shrub – Mrs R Gardiner
2 Cuts Flowering Creeper or Climber – Mrs R Gardiner
Unusual Flower — 1 Cut or Pot – Salon 97
2 Cuts Australian Tree or Shrub – Salon 97
CHAMPION ROSE, CUT FLOWER OR DAHLIA – Mrs S M Crowley Memorial
$5 & ribbon Classes 1 – 3
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN ROSES, CUT FLOWERS & DAHLIAS
Classes 1 - Designer Bunches - $5 & ribbon
POT PLANTS:
31. Flowering Pot Plant – Mrs. J. Abra
32. Pot of Succulent - Designer Bunches Florist.
33. Pot or Basket of Fern, any variety – Salon 97
34. Foliage Pot Plant. Mrs. S.M. Crowley Memorial
DECORATIVE SECTION:
35. Succulents & Foliage — Mrs. V. McVicar
36. Arrangement in Silver — Mrs. P. McIver
37. Arrangement incorporating mirrors — Salon 97
38. Wood and flowers and or foliage — Salon 97
39. Posy in Water – Mrs. D. McDouall
40. Shades & tones of one colour - Mrs. P. Crowley
CHAMPION DECORATIVE EXHIBIT — Mrs N McDouall Memorial, $5 & Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN DECORATIVE SECTION —
Mrs A Urquhart Memorial, $5 & Ribbon
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CHILDREN’S SECTION: MUST BE THE WORK OF THE CHILD.
DEFINITIONS:
Decorated Saucer: To consist of arrangement of flowers and/or foliage. The saucer need not
be completely covered. Artificial embellishments allowed. Shape can be flat, convex or
concave.
Floral Saucer: Is a design of small flowers, foliage and /or berries staged to completely cover
the saucer. It should be preferably in a dome shape.
Posy: Small bunch of sweet scented flowers or bouquet, with short stems tied together.
PRE SCHOOL STUDENTS
41. Necklace using flowers, seeds, leaves etc.
42. Float bowl using flowers & leaves, must float freely in the water.
43. ‘ From the Roadside’’
INFANTS SCHOOL STUDENTS
44. Mexican Theme any embellishments allowed e.g. cactus
45. Flowers on a saucer - Miss. Y Miller
46. ‘From the Roadside’’
47. Any items in a tray of sand or soil.
PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
48. Decorated Saucer – see definition
49. Arrangement in an unusual container
50. ‘From the Roadside’’
51. As I like It
SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
52. Arrangement in a jug
53. Posy in water – see definition
54. ‘From the Roadside’
MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR PRESCHOOL
Mrs D McDouall, $5 and Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR INFANTS SCHOOL
Mrs M Bennett Memorial, $5 and Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR PRIMARY SCHOOL
Mrs N McDouall Memorial, $5 and Ribbon
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SECTION 3
COOKING
STEWARDS: Mrs. J White Ph: (02) 6782 1627, Mrs M McAlary
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
All entries to be placed in plastic bags with ties
Exhibitors tickets to be attached to the bag
No ring cake tins to be used. Round, square or rectangular tins only
No rack marks to show on cakes
No flour on bottom of scones
The Judge reserves the right not to award prizes in any class if exhibits are not up
to standard
Cake boards must be no larger than 20cm square
Entries will be taken on Friday 7th March 2014 direct in Cooking Section in Pavilion
from 8:00am until 10:30am
NOTE: Judge must cut all cakes before making awards
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
PRIZEMONEY: 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00
SPONSORS: Major Sponsor - Mrs Bernice Carter, Mrs A Bright, Mrs K White Memorial, Mrs
J Copelin, Mrs V McCusker, Barraba Gazette, Mrs J White, Mrs C & Mr R Ibbotson
CLASS
1 Plain Butter Cake — NOT iced
2 Plate of 4 pumpkin scones
3 Chocolate Cake — ONLY icing on top
4 Any type of cake using fruit not previously mentioned – Mr R Ibbotson
5 Plate of 4 Scones. NO flour on bottom
6 Plate of 6 Anzac Biscuits
7 Plate of 4 Patty Cakes, iced. Patty tins ONLY
8 Plate of 6 Iced Slice, one variety
9 Plate of 6 Plain Biscuits, one variety
10 Citrus Cake (orange or lemon) Iced on top ONLY
11 Plate of 6 Icing Filled Biscuits, one variety
12 Plate of 6 pieces of Shortbread
13 Sponge Sandwich, jam filled, NO ICING
14 Plate of 6 Pikelets
15 Date & Nut Loaf — Mrs A Bright
16 Banana Cake, Iced
17 Sultana Cake
18 Rich Fruit Cake
CHAMPION EXHIBITOR CLASS 1 – 18 BARRABA GAZETTE $10 AND RIBBON
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR CLASS 1 – 18 MRS B CARTER $10
SCHOOL SECTION:
17 years and under
19 Best Theme Cake: Movie Star
20 Plate of 4 scones
21 Chocolate Cake (NOT packet cake) Iced on top
22 Plate of 6 Plain Biscuits, one variety — Mrs K White Memorial
23 Plate of 6 Icing Filled Biscuits, one variety
24 4 Iced slice - one variety
25 4 Decorated Patty Cakes – Mrs V McCusker
12 years and under
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26
27
28
29
30
Cake, Decorated – Only Decoration to be judged – Mrs J Copelin $5.00
Plate of 4 Scones – Mrs J White
Plate of 4 Anzac Biscuits
Chocolate Cake (NOT packet cake). Iced on top
6 Coconut Ice
6 years and under
31 4 Arrowroot Biscuits Iced and Decorated – Mrs F Dawson $5.00
32 Decorated Boiled Egg (in an egg cup)
33 4 Decorated Patty Cakes – Patty tin ONLY
34 Chocolate Crackles (add your favourite lollies only)
35 Best Theme Cake – Disney Characters
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SCHOOL SECTION - Mrs B Carter $10.00 and Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR – 17 years and under - Barraba Gazette $10.00
12 years and under – Barraba Gazette $10.00
6 years and under – Barraba Gazette $10.00
SECTION 4
JAMS & PRESERVES
STEWARDS: Mrs Stacey Sedgwick Ph: (02) 67830130, Mrs M Crowley Ph: (02) 67821625
NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS:
A Entries to be presented well filled, in clean, sterilized jars/bottles with all commercial
labels removed
B Jars require plain screw lids without wax and without jam setter
C Brand names on lids must be masked and metal lids must display no signs of rust or
corrosion
D Two labels are required on jars: front label naming entry, back label indicating main
ingredients
E The judge shall have the right to sample all entries
F Exhibits must not have previously entered in the Barraba Show
G Presentation is important
ENTRY FEE: $1.00.
PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $3.00, 2ND $1.00
SPONSORS: Mrs M E Brown Memorial, Mrs R Howson, Mrs J Benson, Mr Joe Faulkner
Memorial, Sedgwick Family and Mrs J Williams
Class
1. 1 Jar Plum Jam
2. 1 Jar Peach Jam
3. 1 Jar Nectarine Jam
4. 1 Jar Fresh Apricot Jam – Mrs M E Brown Memorial
5. 1 Jar Fig Jam
6. 1 Jar Strawberry Jam
7. 1 Jar Tomato Jam – Mr Joe Faulkner Memorial
8. 3 Jars Assorted Jams
9. 1 Jar Homemade Jelly
10. 2 Jars Assorted Marmalade
11. 1 Jar Preserve, any fruit (Vacola)
12. 1 Jar Preserve, any vegetable (Vacola)
13. 1 Jar Lemon Cheese
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14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
2 Jars Sweet Sauces, dessert
2 Jars Savoury Sauces, assorted
1 Jar Chutney
1 Jar Tomato Relish
1 Jar Mustard Pickles
2 Jars Pickles, assorted
1 Bottle Flavoured Oil
1 Jar Olives
1 Jar Tapenade
1 Jar Salsa
CHAMPION EXHIBIT – SWEET : $5.00 & Ribbon
CHAMPION EXHIBIT – SAVOURY : $5.00 & Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10.00 & Ribbon
SECTION 5
PHOTOGRAPHY
Feature Class
‘TRAVEL OZ’
Sponsored by:
Barraba Pharmacy
(AMATEURS ONLY)
STEWARDS: Ms J Farrar (02) 6783 0129, Mrs N Bowman, Mrs Di Kelly
NOTE: ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED TO SHOW OFFICE, QUEEN STREET
A Entries close 3:30pm TUESDAY, 4th March. All exhibits must be with the Secretary at
that time. All mail entries must arrive by this date
B All entries must have Exhibitor’s name clearly marked on back of mounting plus Class
Number as per Schedule Entry Form
C Prints must be mounted on cardboard with a maximum size of 500mm x 400mm (20” x
16”); the mount must not be larger than 25mm (1 inch) more on any side of a print
Framed prints will not be accepted
D All entries must be taken by the Exhibitor and developing and enlarging may be done by a
commercial photographer
E Exhibits must not have been previously entered in the Barraba Show
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3.00 2nd $1.00
NOTE: Photographs will be protected from direct sunlight whilst on display in the Pavilion
SPECIAL FEATURE
1. Travel Oz – BARRABA PHARMACY - $50
BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY
Class
2. Portrait, Adult– Gerda Gamper
3. Child Study – Mrs N Bowman
4. Architecture – Mrs J Randall
5. Creative – Mrs J Randall
6. Any Other Subject – Mrs J Randall
CHAMPION BLACK & WHITE PRINT — Mrs J Randall - $10
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY
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Computer generated prints will be accepted
7. Portrait – Mrs N Bowman
8. Child Study – Mrs A Cabot
9. People (more than one) – Mrs N Bowman
10. Animal – Mr A Wright
11. Flowers –Mrs A Cabot
12. Machinery and Vehicles – Mrs A Cabot
13. Action – Mr T Irving
14. Waterscapes – Mrs A Cabot
15. Landscapes – Ms J Farrar
16. Sunsets – Mrs N Bowman
17. Overseas Travel – Ms J Farrar
18. Creative – Mr T Irving
19. Any Other Subject – Mrs J Randall
20. Sequence of Photos telling a story – Limit 6 – Mrs M Smith
CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT — Mrs D Groth $10
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR, Colour or B&W — Mrs J Randall $10
SCHOOL SECTION:
Sponsored by: Mrs J King
Age to be taken into consideration and must be marked on entry. Open
only to School Children. Photographs must have been taken by the Exhibitor
21.
22.
23.
24.
Colour Print, any subject, any size — Primary
Black & White Print, any subject, any size — Primary
Colour Print, any subject, any size — Secondary
Black & White Print, any subject, any size — Secondary
CHAMPION SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHIC ENTRY — Mrs L Irving $10
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR SCHOOL — Mrs L Irving $10
SPECIAL COMPETITION
“Group 13 – Landscape”
We invite you to enter 1 or 2 Colour photos 10’ x 8’ or 12’ x 10’ taken within 50 kilometer
radius of the towns within the Central Northern Group of Show Societies. These being
Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Armidale, Walcha, Inverell, Ashford, Barraba, Manilla, Quirindi,
Uralla, Bundarra, Guyra, and Dorrigo. The winner from each show will then be sent to the
Group final at Dorrigo in November. Prizes will be awarded by each Show Society for their
winner and the overall winner will receive $25 from the Central Northern Group. Winning
entries to be retained by the Show Society and forwarded to Dorrigo for the judging.
FEATURE CLASS FOR 2015
‘Family of Man’
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SECTION 6
HANDCRAFTS
STEWARDS: Mrs Angela Croll (02) 6783 3109, Mrs A Ward
A All entries must be work of Exhibitor
B Child’s age to be attached to Exhibit
C Stewards reserve the right to delete or alter Classes as they see fit
D Exhibit must not have previously entered in the Barraba Show
ENTRY FEE: $1.00.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00
CLASS
1.
Pot Holder
2.
Picture with dried flowers, grasses, etc – Mrs J Witten
3.
Wall Hanging — must hang – Mrs L Forbes
4.
Shopping Bag or Basket – Mrs L Forbes
5.
Sewing Basket or Bag or Box
6.
Soft Sculpture – Carol Clisby
7.
Hat — any medium – Mrs B Saddler
8.
Door Stop – Mrs J Witten
9.
Crochet or Knitted Toy - Tapestry Ladies
10. Toy, any medium other than Class 9 – PA & H
11. Braid — any technique – Mrs J Witten
12. Skein of yarn by person who hasn’t won a prize
13. Skein Hand-spun Wool – Tapestry Ladies
14. Skein Novelty Hand-spun yarn — Mrs M Godfrey
15. Skein Hand-spun Yarn other than Wool
16. Article of Handcraft made of Hand-spun yarn - Mr & Mrs T McKid Memorial
17. Article made from Hand woven Fabric. Mrs G Clark
18. Article made from Hand woven Fabric using at least 50% Hand-spun Yarn
19. Article made from recycled material - Tapestry Ladies
20. Covered Coat Hanger, any medium – Mrs L Forbes
21. Woodcraft/Sculpture
22. Article of Leatherwork
23. Any article not mentioned – Tapestry Ladies
24. Scrap Book – Mrs V McCusker
25. Beaded Jewel – Necklace
26. Beaded Jewel – Bracelet
27. Beaded Jewel – Set – Tapestry Ladies
28. Beaded article not mentioned – Mrs G Clark
CHAMPION EXHIBIT — Mrs. L. Etheridge Memorial, $5
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR — Mrs A Ratliff, $5
SCHOOL SECTION:
STEWARDS: Mrs A Cabot (02) 6783 3110
st
nd
Prize money 1 $3.00, 2 $1.00
Exhibitors must enter in their CURRENT AGE GROUP, regardless of age at time work
was done. Please state age on back of entry card
NO NAMES ON WORK PLEASE
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12 Years & Over
29. Item of Jewelry
30. Wood or Metal work
31. Scrap Booking
32. Article from Recycled Material
33. Any handcraft not previously mentioned
9 Years & Under 12 Years
34. Lego/Technics construction – child’s own creation
35. Scrap booking
36. Item of Jewelry
37. Mask
38. Project book
39. Article made from recycled material
40. Other handicraft not previously mentioned
8 Years & Under
41. Lego/Technics construction – child’s own creation
42. Collage
43. Paper craft
44. Item of Jewelry
45. Article made from recycled material
46. Other article of handcraft not previously mentioned
CHAMPION EXHIBIT — Tapestry Ladies $5
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Mrs J Witten $5
we’re proud to be part of
Barraba community
for more information, visit us at
129 Queen Street, Barraba
or Call 6780 2900
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SECTION 7
ART
STEWARDS: Dimity McMurtrie (02) 6783 2218
st
nd
PRIZE MONEY: 1 Prize $3.00, 2 Prize $1.00
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
SPONSORS: D A & D K McMurtrie
A Exhibits must not have won a prize at a previous Barraba Show
B Entries must be mounted, ready to hang, not necessarily framed
OPEN SECTION
1
Any Medium
2
Any Medium – Senior Citizen
CHAMPION EXHIBIT — $10.00 and Ribbon
SCHOOL SECTION: Exhibitors must indicate their age on the back of their entry
1
Preschool Art Work – K - 1
2
Infant Art Work – 2 - 3
3
Primary Art Work – 4 - 6
4
Secondary Art Work
CHAMPION EXHIBIT — $10.00 and Ribbon
SECTION 8
POTTERY
STEWARDS: Mrs A Smith Ph: ah (02) 6782 5361, Mrs B Sadler
All entries must be work of Exhibitor
PRIZES for this Section donated by: Mrs A Smith, Barraba Potters & Craft Guild, Mrs N
Buck, Mrs B Caldwell, Mr & Mrs T McKid Memorial, Mrs C Capel
st
nd
1 Prize $3.00, 2 Prize $1.00
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
OPEN SECTION:
Class
1. Hand built Pot
2. Thrown Pot
3. Exhibitor who has not previously won a prize
4. Any other form of Art
CHAMPION EXHIBIT — Mr DLS Capel Memorial, $20 and Ribbon
JUNIOR SECTION:
5. Hand built pot, under12 years
6. Any other form of art, under 12 years
7. Hand built pot, 12 years to 16 years - N Buck
8. Thrown pot, 12 yrs to 16 yrs - N Buck
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9.
Junior Exhibitor, Novice. – Mr & Mrs T McKid Memorial
JUNIOR CHAMPION – Mrs C Capel, $10 and Ribbon
SECTION 9
COLLECTORS CORNER
STEWARDS: Mrs Ann Smith - A/H 6782 5361, Mrs Joyce Watkins - A/H 6782 1584
ENTRY FEE: $1.00

Cannot enter the same collection if a prize has been won on a previous occasion

All care taken but no responsibility for damage, loss or theft

Collection means 3 or more; maximum of 6

Attach all items to a steady base, particularly small items, to present your entry
attractively and securely
SPONSORS: Mr D & Mrs J Hand, Mrs A Smith
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Collection of glass
Collection Kitchen Items
One Piece Blue & White
Collection Hand Tools
Collection From Grandma’s Dressing Table
Collection From Grandma’s Shelf
Quirky Collection e.g. Match boxes, postcards etc
One only collectable Item
Item Relevant to Barraba’s History
Juniors – Collection of choice
Champion Exhibit
SECTION 10
NEEDLEWORK
STEWARDS: Mrs J Benson
NOTE:
A All work must be the work of Exhibitor and must not be washed
B Factory made articles will be disqualified
C All Exhibits must have securely attached the Class number in which they are entered
D Exhibits must not have won a prize at a previous Barraba Show
E All Crochet must be mounted with pins
F All work must be completed
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
CROCHET SECTION
CLASS
1. Table Cloth or Table Centre - Mrs Y Groth
2. Specimen of Crochet by Person 70 years and over - Mrs A Bright
3. Three Handkerchiefs, Crochet edges - Mrs J Clarke
4. Any Article not mentioned above – Mrs J Clarke
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NEEDLEWORK
5. Machine made Article for an Adult or Child - Mrs V McCusker
6. Embroidered Tableware or Linen - Mrs N Bowman
7. Embroidered Supper cloth by Person 70 years & over - Potters & Craft Guild
8. Article of Creative Embroidery – Mrs B McDouall
9. Article of Candle wicking, Creative or Traditional - Richardson House
10. Article of Counted Thread on Aida Cloth - Potters & Craft Guild
11. An Article of Counted Thread on Linen or likewise - Mrs J Clarke
12. Article of Wool Embroidery - Potters & Craft Guild
13. Piece of Canvas Work, mounted - K Watts Memorial
14. Creative Tapestry, mounted. 2 or more stitch patterns – Mrs S Bowman
15. Best Cushion or Cushion Cover (not patchwork) - Mrs S Bowman
16. Piece of Stumpwork - Mrs S Bowman
17. Any Needlework not mentioned above – Mrs N Bowman
PATCHWORK
18. Patchwork quilt - Tapestry Ladies
19. Appliqué Quilt – Tapestry Ladies
20. Cushion – Tapestry Ladies
21. Any patchwork article not mentioned above – Tapestry Ladies
CHILDREN’S SECTION
Age of the Child is to be securely attached to their Article
22. Piece of Needlework, by a child - Potters & Craft Guild
CHAMPION NEEDLEWORK – Mrs J Benson
CHAMPION PIECE OF CROCHET – Mrs J Clarke
CHAMPION PIECE OF PATCHWORK
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR – Richardson House
SECTION 11
KNITTING & CROCHET
Chief Steward: Mrs Lyn Forbes Ph: (02) 6783 1448
NOTE:
A Exhibits must not have won a prize at a previous Barraba Show
B All work must be the work of the Exhibitor and must not be laundered
C Crochet edges and handwork finishing on Knitted Garments is allowed
D Exhibitors are asked to attach labels from the yarn the Exhibit is made from
E Any one article can only compete in one Class
F Soiled Articles will not be judged
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
Class
1. Tea Cosy – Jean Williams
2. Baby’s Jacket – Jean Williams
3. Baby’s Bootees – Jean Williams
4. Child’s Jumper, vest or Cardigan — Miss Bay Spencer Memorial
5. Casual Garment in Fine Wool, under 8 ply – Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial
6. Casual Garment, knitted in Bulky Wool, 8 ply or over – Jean Williams
7. Knitted Rug, Pram Cover, sample squares design – Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial
8. 7a Shawl, sample squares design - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial
9. Knitted Article in Home-spun Wool – Ms J Farrar
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Knitted Article not specified in this Section —Miss Bay Spencer Memorial
Knitted Article in knitting cotton
Knitted Article by person 70 years and over. – Mrs P Penna
Pair of socks or slippers (Adult or Child), any medium
Beanie in wool/blend
Beanie in any medium – Mrs W Steiger
Beanie and scarf in any medium
Scarf in any medium
A work in progress
CROCHET:
19. Baby’s Jacket
20. Bootees
21. Shawl, poncho or scarf – Richardson House
22. Rug or Pram Cover – Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial
23. Article of Crochet by Lady over 70 years – Mrs P Penna
24. Crochet Casual Garment
25. Article of Crochet in Home-spun Wool – Mrs P Penna
26. Article of Crochet not mentioned above
SCHOOL SECTION (Child’s Age to be securely attached to Article):
27. Best knitted or crochet square
28. Any other article knitted or crochet
CHAMPION KNITTED ARTICLE — Barraba Gazette - $20
CHAMPION CROCHET ARTICLE — Barraba Gazette - $20
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR — Barraba Gazette - $20
SHOW RAFFLE
To Be Drawn at the Show
The Barraba PA & H Association thank the following
companies for their generous support:
GCM Electrical Tamworth, Goodyear Tamworth,
Russell’s Garage Barraba, North West Direct Sales,
Campbell’s Fuel Service Inverell, Young’s Hydraulics.
Fuel, driving lights, UHF Aerial and various other
prizes.
Tickets available at the Bar, Pavilion & the Show office
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Barraba PA & H Association Inc.
Wishes to thank all the donors who helped make
the 2014 show successful.
A1 Party Hire
Alderton Family
Allerton’s Transport
ANSA
AquaNorth
Atkinson, Mrs Ruth Memorial
Aust. Wool Networks
Australian Stockhorse Association
Banoon Pastoral Co
Barraba Bakery
Barraba Caravan Park
Barraba Food & Fuel
Barraba Gazette
Barraba, NSW Farmers Association Branch
Barraba Potters & Craft Guild
Barraba RSL & Recreation Club
Barraba Tapestry Ladies
Bells Mountain Pony Stud
Benson, Mr & Mrs J
Bob Jane T-Mart – Tamworth
Bowman, Jean Memorial
Bowman, Mrs S
Bright, Mrs A
Brown, Mr F Memorial
Brown, Mrs ME Memorial
Buck, Mrs N
Burindi
Cabot, Mrs A
Capel Family – Bungulla
Capel, Mr D Memorial
Capel, Miss P
Carter, Mrs B
Carter, Mr J Memorial
Chesterfield Aust Pty Ltd
Clark, Mrs G
Cobbraball Pastoral Co
Community Mutual New England Barraba
Coombes, Mr & Mrs J
Copelin, Mrs J
Croll, Mrs E
Crowley, CJ Memorial
Abra, Mrs J
Allen Family
Allflex
Appledore Pastoral Co
Atkinson, HW Memorial
Austbrokers
Australian Saddle Pony Assoc
Babes in the Bush
Bareela Pastoral Co
Barraba Bowling Club
Barraba Central School
Barraba Funerals
Barraba Motors
Barraba Pharmacy
Barraba RSL Anglers Club
Barraba Rural Traders
Barraba Veterinary Clinic
Bennett, Mrs M Memorial
Bill McKid Pty Ltd
Bottrell, Mrs J
Bowman, Mrs N
Bowen Poll Hereford Stud
Brooklyn Lands
Brown, Mrs J
Brown, Tony Memorial
Bucknell, Mr W
Buena Vista Pony Stud
Calvalda
Capel, Mrs C
Capel, Miss M
Caldwell, Mrs B
Carter, Mr H
Charters, Ms T
Clarke, Mrs J
Clisby, Carol
Commercial Hotel Barraba
Coombes, Mrs F
Coopers Ltd
Copperdowns Pastoral Co
Crowley, A & M
Crowley, DCT Memorial
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Crowley, Mrs P
Crowley, Mr W
Cummins, Mr L
Designer Bunches Florist
Doak, Mr & Mrs J F
Doolan Seedings
Eckert, WM & K Memorial
Essential Energy
Faulkner, Mr J Memorial
Forbes, Mr C & Mrs L
Fort Dodge
GCM Electrical Tamworth
G’Donya Poll Merinos
Gilbert, Barb Memorial
Godfrey, Mrs M
Goodas Wool Inverell
Groth, Mrs D
Gundamulda
Hain, Brendan
Hancock & Son, C R
Hannaford, Mrs D
Hella
Hiscock, Mr R & Mrs
Hodgson, Mrs C
Hone, Mr FA
Howson, Mrs R
Ibbotson, R & C
Independent Communications
Ironbark Herefords
Irving, Mr T
Jemalong Wools
Jurox
Kelaher, Mrs K
Kelly, DJ & Co
Kildare South Devon Stud
King, Mrs P
Landmark Barraba
Longmore, Miss S
McClelland, Mr L
McDouall, Mrs B
McDouall, Mrs L
McDouall, Mr R Memorial
McKid, Mr & Mrs T Memorial
McNeil, Mr B
McVicar, Mrs V
Main, Mr & Mrs C
Makayla Park Show Horses
Meyers, J & J
Minnie Vale Charolais
Narva
Crowley, Mr S
CTK Cattle Co
Dawson, Mrs F
DJ Kelly & Co
Doonba & Family
Eames, Mrs H
Etheridge, Mrs L Memorial
Farrar, Ms J
Fenn, Gladys Memorial
Forest, Mr D & Mrs A
Gardiner, Mr B & Mrs R
Gamper, Gerda
Geary, Mr P
Glen Rural Pastoral Co
Goldman, Lorna Memorial
Goodyear – Tamworth
Groth, Mrs Y
Gwydir Shire Council
Hall Family
Hand, Mr D & Mrs J
Hays, Mr R & Mrs C
Hiscock, H & C Memorial
Hiscocks Saddlery
Hodgson Family
Horseland Tamworth
Hypro
IGA Barraba
International Animal Health
Irving, Mrs L
Jeffery, Mr C
Jones, C & K
Kamjoy Poultry
Kelly, Mrs D
Kelly, Snow
King, Mrs J
Kruit, Mr & Mrs P
Long Arm P/C
Lopast Shorthorn Stud
McCusker, KR & VF
McDouall, Mrs D
McDouall, Mrs N Memorial
McKid, Mr S & Mrs A
McKid, Mr W
McTavish, T
Mallise, Edith Memorial
Makim & Makim
Manilla Accounting & Taxation Services
Miller, P & J
Muffler Man - Tamworth
NAB, Barraba Branch
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NAB Agribusiness Tamworth
NSW Farmers Assoc
Norland Pastoral Co
Northern Branch ASHA
North West Heating & Cooling
Omega Feeds
O’Shea Family
Penna, Mrs P
Pigott, Mrs M Memorial
Pollock & Cummins, Stock & Station Agents
Randall, Mrs J
Ratliff, Mrs A
Richardson House
Rodgers, Mr J & Mrs B
Russell, Mr S & Mrs S
Saunders Fruit & Vegetable Shop
Salon 97
Schmidt, Mrs K
Sedgwick, Mrs S
Showman’s Guild
Simpson, Mr W
Smith, AC Co
Smith, Mrs M
Smith, Mr G & Mrs S
Spencer, Miss Bay Memorial
Spencer, IT & N Memorial
Stewart, Mr E
Steiger, Mrs W
Stock & Crop Barraba
Tamworth Regional Council
Tarrant, Mrs B
Taylor’s Civil Construction Pty Ltd
The Cottage Poll Hereford Stud
The Playhouse Hotel
Tosch Transport
Turning Heads Hair and Beauty Salon
Urquhart, Mrs A Memorial
Walker, D
Watagan Rugs & Accessories
Watkins, Mr & Mrs T
Wauch, Mrs T
White, Mrs J
White, Mr & Mrs P
Winy
Witten, Mr Harry Memorial
Wundarra Stud
Young’s Hydraulics - Tamworth
National Stockyard Systems
Nite Stalker
North & North-West APSB
North West Direct Sales
Novartis Australia
Orman, Julie
Penna, Mr D
Perek, Sue
Plumthorpe Pastoral Co
Quik Spray
Ray White Garvin & Cousens
RH Taylor Trucks
Riley, Mr J
Russell Mr A
Russell’s Garage Barraba
Sadler, Mrs B
Sawyer, M & R
Sedgwick, Mrs A Memorial
Sedgwick Family
Simpson, P & S
Smith, Mrs A
Smith, Mrs D
Smith, G & C
Spencer, Gordon Memorial
Spencer, Mrs J Memorial
Spencer, Mr M
Steiger, Mr P
Stobie, Mrs J
Taminda Wool Trading
Tamworth Wool
Taylor, Scott & Jill
Tebuana Barraba
The Forest Hereford Stud
Thompson, Mrs E
Trevor Richards - Painter & Designer - Manilla
Tycolah Poll Hereford Stud
Urquhart, Miss P
Ward Plumbing
Watkins, Chris Memorial
Watts, K Memorial
Wesfarmers Federation Insurance Inverell
White, Mrs K Memorial
Williams, Mrs J
Wiranya Pastoral Co
Witten, Mrs J
Wyambee Stud
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SOLAR PUMP SPECIALISTS
and
Stock Water
Services
www.aquanorth.com.au
Ph: 02 6762 3033
Fax: 02 6762 3133
Cnr Avro and Jewry Streets, Tamworth
SPONSORS OF THE BARRABA RODEO
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RODNEY
THE
CLOWN
&
Sunday 9th March 2014
Novelty events:
Egg and spoon races
Crawbob races
Three legged race
Children’s entertainment
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2014 Barraba Show Program
Friday 7th March
8:30am
9:00am
Wool Judging
Campdrafting
12:30pm
5:00pm
Junior Cattle Judging
Rodeo Program
5:00pm –
7:00pm
Pavilion Open
Saturday 8th March
6:00am
7:30am
8:30am
9:00am
9:30am
10:00am
2:30pm
3:00pm
6:00pm
Campdrafting
Yard Dog Trials
Cattle Judging
Horse Rings 1, 2 & 3
Led Welsh
Show Hunters
Australian & Other Ponies
Pavilion & Fleece Exhibits
Show Jumping
British Breed Sheep
Poultry Judging
Animal Farm
Riding Classes Ring 1
Rodney the Clown
Heavy Horses in Ring 4
Junior Showgirl Judging
Sporting Events
Rodeo
6 Bar Jump
Rodeo
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Sunday 9th March
6:30am
8:00am
8:30am
Campdrafting
Yard Dog Trails
Horse Rings 1, 2 & 3
Riding Classes
Hacks
Galloways
Australian Stock Horse
9:00am
11:00am
11.30am
Pavilion Exhibits until 3:00pm
Fleece Exhibits until 3:00pm
Rodney the Clown
Show Jumping
Wood Chop
Barraba Band
1:00pm
1:30pm
Harness Classes
Dog & Pet Show
8:00pm
Show Closes

here - Barraba Show 2016

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