Featuring Border Leicester Sheep

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1 Featuring Border Leicester Sheep 10 th, 11 th & 12 th June

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11 HOLBROOK SHEEP & WOOL FAIR ABN: Venue Holbrook Sporting Complex, Bowler St, Holbrook 10 th, 11 th & 12 th June 2015 The Holbrook Sheep & Wool Fair Committee would like to thank all of the sponsors for their generous donations of prizes money and goods along with their time throughout the preparation for, and during, this year s event. The Holbrook Sheep & Wool Fair is an associate of the Holbrook Show Society (Inc.) Holbrook Showground PIC: NH Holbrook Lions Club will operate a BBQ for lunch each day. SHEEP SHOW DINNER - Thursday evening, 11 th June 2015 Town map and accommodation directory available upon request. TIMETABLE OF EVENTS (times may be subject to change) Wednesday 10 th June(Schools Day): 10.00am 12.30pm Workshops for Participating Students from 1.30pm Schools Interbreed Sheep Competition (followed by) Merino Fleece Judging Competition Thursday 11 th June: 9.00am Open Sheep & Fleece Judging commences approx am Novice Meat Sheep Judging Competition Merino Sheep Judging Competition Friday 12 th June: 8.30am Open Interbreed Sheep Judging commences approx am Riverina ASC Group Final Meat Sheep Judging Competition PRESIDENT Bill McDonald TREASURER Wal Blezard SECRETARY Rita Bowler COMMITTEE: Ian Bishop, Rita Bowler, Shirley Breasley, Graham Lieschke, Bill McDonald, Stephen Trickett, Wal Blezard STEWARDS IN CHARGE: SHEEP - Graham Lieschke WOOL - John Maher SCHOOLS DAY - Wal Blezard SPONSORS / PRINTING - Bill McDonald STEWARDS: Members of Committee, with assistance of the many supporters of the Holbrook Sheep & Wool Fair, Holbrook Show Society and students from the participating schools. APPEALS & COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE The President & two Stewards. 11

12 THURSDAY 11 th JUNE, OPEN SHEEP & FLEECE JUDGING TO BEGIN AT 9.00am SHARP Open Competition animals should arrive no later than 8.00am Thursday 11 th June Animals may arrive on the day preceding the competition. ALL animals are to be removed from the sheds by Friday afternoon. WOOL SHEEP Merino superfine, fine, medium, and strong wools; Poll Merino superfine, fine, medium and strong wools. DUAL PURPOSE Bond, Corriedale, Polwarth, Dohne, Samms, etc. LONGWOOL SHEEP Border Leicester, Cheviot, English Leicester, Lincoln, Perendale, East Friesian, Drysdale, Romney etc. SHORTWOOL SHEEP Poll Dorset, Dorset Down, Dorset Horn, Hampshire Down, Shropshire, Suffolk, Southdown, South Suffolk, White Suffolk, Texel, Aussie Down, Wiltshire Horn, Australian Finnsheep, Dorper, etc. BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP superfine, fine, medium, strong & rug wools. PAIRS and GROUP CLASSES Animals which are entered in the Pairs or Group classes need to be also entered in individual classes. FLEECES All Fleeces are to be delivered by 9.00am Thursday 11 th June, 2015 for judging. Black & Coloured fleeces are to be judged using the same point and card system as is used for the other fleeces. All Entries close with Secretary: 22 nd May ENTRY FEES Membership $15-00; Fleece Entry. $2-00/fleece; Sheep Entry $10-00/entry/class All correspondence should be forwarded to: The Secretary, Mrs Rita Bowler, Holbrook Sheep & Wool Fair ALLAWAH Holbrook NSW 2644 Phone: Mob: Fax: rbbowler@bigpond.com 12

13 INTERBREED JUDGING Judging will commence at 8.30am, Friday 12 th June 2015, with Interbreed Groups, followed by the judging of Grand Champion Ewe and Grand Champion Ram in the five sections Wool Sheep, Short Wool, Dual Purpose, Long Wool, Black & Coloured. A Supreme Exhibit of Show judging will conclude the Interbreed. ESDALE LINCOLN STUD PRIZE To be judged on Friday, 12 th June, 2015 Awarded to a Pair of Ewes, obviously breeders, four tooth & over, any breed. INTERBREED GROUP AWARDS All winning breed groups eligible. *Grand Champion Merino Group* * Grand Champion Dual Purpose Group* *Grand Champion Short Wool Group* * Grand Champion Long Wool Group* * Grand Champion Black & Coloured Group INDIVIDUAL BREED CHAMPIONS Champion Ram & Ewe from each breed eligible. * Grand Champion Merino Ram * Grand Champion Merino Ewe * Grand Champion Dual Purpose Ram * Grand Champion Dual Purpose Ewe * Grand Champion Short Wool Ram * Grand Champion Short Wool Ewe * Grand Champion Long Wool Ram * Grand Champion Long Wool Ewe * Grand Champion Black & Coloured Ram * Grand Champion Black & Coloured Ewe *Supreme Champion Ewe and Supreme Champion Ram* *Supreme Exhibit of Show* COMMONWEALTH BANK PERPETUAL TROPHY To be awarded to the Supreme Champion Exhibit in the breed listed first at the time of the HSWF, on the following annually rotating table, provided that the breed has two or more exhibitors. If not, that breed will be moved to the bottom of the table, together with any other breed, in order, which fails to qualify, as will the breed that does qualify for competition which shall occupy last place on the table until the next year. 1. South Suffolk 2. Texel 3. Damara 4. Dorper 5. White Dorper 6. East Friesian 7. Dorset Down 8. Aussie Down 9. Corriedale 10. Romney 11. English Leicester 12. Polwarth 13. Dorset Horn 14. Drysdale 15. Bond 16. Ryeland 17. Shropshire 18. Zenith 19. Southdown 20. Suffolk 21. Perrendale 22. Cheviot 23. Hampshire Down 24. Wiltshire Horn 25. Merino 26. Poll Merino 27. Border Leicester 28. Lincoln 29. Dohne 30. SAMM 31. White Suffolk 32. Poll Dorset DEPARTURE OF ANIMALS Exhibitors may remove their animals from show at the conclusion of presentations on Friday, 12 th June, ALL animals are to be removed from the sheds by Friday afternoon. 13

14 SCHOOLS DAY & JUNIOR COMPETITIONS Student Fee (for Schools Day) - $10.00 per student. Fee includes lunch, workshops and entry into all Junior Competitions (e.g. judging and handler). All Junior Competitions are restricted to entrants 25 years of age and under at the time of the competition, unless otherwise stated. JUNIOR MEAT SHEEP JUDGING COMPETITION - to be conducted in two sections: Competitors CANNOT enter both sections of the Meat Sheep Judging. Novice Meat Sheep Judging (for juniors & older students) - 11 th June, Riverina Group A.S.C. Final of the Meat Sheep Judging - 12 th June, Competitors must be aged between 15 and 25 years of age, as of 1 st May, Winner and Runner-up of the Group Final will represent Riverina Group (Group 8) Agricultural Societies Council at the NSW State Final of the Meat Sheep Judging to be conducted during the 2016 Sydney Royal Easter Show. JUNIOR FLEECE JUDGING COMPETITION (refer to timetable) JUNIOR MERINO SHEEP JUDGING COMPETITION (refer to timetable) A trophy, donated by Gilbert Dickie (Hay Access, Yarrawonga) will be presented to the Highest Scoring Junior Merino Judge, to be judged across both divisions. JUNIOR SHEEP HANDLING COMPETITION G.E. (Ted) Gain Trophy will be awarded to the Best Junior Handler during the Schools Sheep Competition at the 2015 Holbrook Sheep & Wool Fair. SCHOOLS COMPETITION BEST MAINTAINED SCHOOL TEAM The winning school will be presented with a trophy, donated by Graham & Louise Lieschke, along with a certificate for each member of that school team. An Encouragement Award will also be presented. ======================================================= SCHOOLS SHEEP COMPETITION Entry Fees for Schools Schools entering in the Open Section will have free entry to the Schools Sheep Competition, but those schools only entering in the Schools Competition must pay entry fees for that section, on the basis of $10.00 per entry per class. Ram classes & ewe classes will be judged concurrently in adjacent rings with the Group class to follow. Class S1: Ram, milk tooth, less Class S6: Ewe, milk tooth, less than 12mths of age than 12mths of age Class S2: Ram, milk tooth, more Class S7: Ewe, milk tooth, more than 12mths of age than 12mths of age Class S3: Ram, two tooth Class S8: Ewe, two tooth Class S4: Ram, four tooth & over Class S9: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve School Ram Champion & Reserve School Ewe Class S5: Pair of Rams Class S10: Pair of Ewes Class S11: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful School 14

15 FEATURE SHOW FOR BORDER LEICESTER SHEEP BORDER LEICESTER Class 001: Ram, milk tooth, shorn Class 008: Ewe, milk tooth, shorn Class 002: Ram, milk tooth, woolly Class 009: Ewe, milk tooth, woolly Class 003: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 010: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 004: Ram, two tooth, woolly Class 011: Ewe, two tooth, woolly Class 005: Ram, four tooth & over, shorn Class 012: Ewe, four tooth & over, shorn Class 006: Ram, four tooth & over, woolly Class 013: Ewe, four tooth & over, woolly Champion & Reserve Border Leicester Ram Champion & Reserve Border Leicester Ewe Class 007: Pair Rams Class 014: Pair Ewes Class 015: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, milk tooth Class 016: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, two tooth & over Most Successful Border Leicester Exhibitor RON BAYNES TROPHY - Awarded to the Champion Border Leicester Ewe. ************************************************************ MERINO SUPERFINE / FINE WOOL Class 017: Ram, milk tooth Class 018: Ram, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 019: Ram, two tooth, spring shorn Class 020: Ram, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 021: Ram, four tooth & over, spring shorn Champion & Reserve Superfine / Fine Merino Ram Class 022: Ewe, milk tooth Class 023: Ewe, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 024: Ewe, two tooth, spring shorn Class 025: Ewe, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 026: Ewe, four tooth & over spring shorn Champion & Reserve Superfine / Fine Merino Ewe MERINO MEDIUM WOOL Class 027: Ram, milk tooth Class 028: Ram, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 029: Ram, two tooth, spring shorn Class 030: Ram, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 031: Ram, four tooth & over, spring shorn Champion & Reserve Medium Wool Merino Ewe MERINO STRONG WOOL Class 037: Ram, milk tooth Class 038: Ram, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 039: Ram, two tooth, spring shorn Class 040: Ram, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 041: Ram, four tooth & over, spring shorn Champion & Reserve Strong Wool Merino Ram Class 042: Pair Rams Class 032: Ewe, milk tooth Class 033: Ewe, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 034: Ewe, two tooth, spring shorn Class 035: Ewe, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 036: Ewe, four tooth & over spring shorn Champion & Reserve Medium Wool Merino Ram Class 043: Ewe, milk tooth Class 044: Ewe, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 045: Ewe, two tooth, spring shorn Class 046: Ewe, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 047: Ewe, four tooth & over spring shorn Champion & Reserve Strong Wool Merino Ewe Class 048: Pair Ewes Class 049: Group of one Ram & two ewes, any age Most Successful Superfine / Fine Merino Exhibitor Most Successful Medium Merino Exhibitor Most Successful Strong Wool Merino Exhibitor 15

16 MUNGADAL TROPHY entry required Class 050: Best Exhibit of 5 Merino sheep (3 rams & 2 ewes) of any age, bred by the exhibitor and from the one stud. To be selected from exhibits in the general classes. To be judged with due regard to type and uniformity necessary in breeding. Sheep need not have the same strength wool. K D P MERINO TROPHY - Awarded to Grand Champion Medium or Strong Wool Merino Ram. Donated by J R Derrick & Son, Karoola Downs Merino Stud. HAWKESVIEW TROPHY Awarded to Champion Group of Merinos. Gift of the Hawkesview Estate, Albury. POLL MERINO SUPERFINE / FINE WOOL Class 051: Ram, milk tooth Class 052: Ram, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 053: Ram, two tooth, spring shorn Class 054: Ram, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 055: Ram, four tooth & over, spring shorn Champion & Reserve Champion Superfine / Fine Wool Poll Merino Ram POLL MERINO MEDIUM / STRONG WOOL Class 056: Ram, milk tooth Class 057: Ram, two tooth, autumn shorn Class 058: Ram, two tooth, spring shorn Class 059: Ram, four tooth & over, autumn shorn Class 060: Ram, four tooth & over, spring shorn Champion & Reserve Champion Medium / Strong Wool Merino Ram Class 061: Pair Rams Class 062: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Superfine / Fine Poll Merino Exhibitor Most Successful Medium / Strong Wool Poll Merino Exhibitor Poll Merino Ewes may be entered in the Merino Ewe classes. BOND Class 063: Ram, milk tooth Class 064: Ram, two tooth Class 065: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Bond Ram Class 066: Pair Rams Class 067: Ewe, milk tooth Class 068: Ewe, two tooth Class 069: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Bond Ewe Class 070: Pair Ewes Class 071: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Bond Exhibitor CORRIEDALE Class 072: Ram, milk tooth Class 073: Ram, two tooth Class 074: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Corriedale Ram Class 075: Pair Rams Class 076: Ewe, milk tooth Class 077: Ewe, two tooth Class 078: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Corriedale Ewe Class 079: Pair Ewes Class 080: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Corriedale Exhibitor 16

17 PIONEER MEMORIAL TROPHY entry required Donated by P G Sloane in memory of Henry J Corbett, John A Sloane and Thomas Bond pioneers of the Corriedale breed in the Riverina. Class 081: Champion Unhoused Corriedale, any age A B CARROLL PERPETUAL TROPHY - Awarded to Supreme Corriedale Exhibit. Donated by M. Carroll & Sons, Redbank, Molong, NSW J F GUTHRIE PERPETUAL TROPHY - Most Successful Corriedale Exhibitor. Gift of J F Guthrie Esq. POLWARTH Class 082: Ram, milk tooth Class 083: Ram, two tooth Class 084: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 085: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Polwarth Ram Class 086: Pair Rams Class 087: Ewe, milk tooth Class 088: Ewe, two tooth Class 089: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 090: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Polwarth Ewe Class 091: Pair Ewes Class 092: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Polwarth Exhibitor ENGLISH LEICESTER Class 093: Ram, milk tooth Class 094: Ram, two tooth Class 095: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 096: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve English Leicester Ram Class 097: Pair Rams Class 098: Ewe, milk tooth Class 099: Ewe, two tooth Class 100: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 101: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve English Leicester Ewe Class 102: Pair Ewes Class 103: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful English Leicester Exhibitor LINCOLN Class 104: Ram, milk tooth Class 105: Ram, two tooth Class 106: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 107: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Lincoln Ram Class 108: Pair Rams Class 109: Ewe, milk tooth Class 110: Ewe, two tooth Class 111: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 112: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Lincoln Ewe Class 113: Pair Ewes Class 114: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Lincoln Exhibitor PERENDALE Class 115: Ram, milk tooth Class 116: Ram, two tooth Class 117: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 118: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Perendale Ram Class 119: Pair Rams Class 120: Ewe, milk tooth Class 121: Ewe, two tooth Class 122: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 123: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Perendale Ewe Class 124: Pair Ewes Class 123: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Perendale Exhibitor 17

18 HAROLD BROCKHOFF PERPETUAL TROPHY Awarded to Supreme Champion Perendale Exhibit GEORGE ELFORD PERPETUAL TROPHY - Awarded to Champion Perendale Ewe EAST FRIESIAN Class 126: Ram, milk tooth Class 127: Ram, two tooth Class 128: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 129: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve East Friesian Ram Class 130: Pair Rams Class 131: Ewe, milk tooth Class 132: Ewe, two tooth Class 133: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 134: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve East Friesian Ewe Class 135: Pair Ewes Class 136: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful East Friesian Exhibitor ROMNEY Class 137: Ram, milk tooth Class 138: Ram, two tooth Class 139: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 140: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Romney Ram Class 141: Pair Rams Class 142: Ewe, milk tooth Class 143: Ewe, two tooth Class 144: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 145: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Romney Ewe Class 146: Pair Ewes Class 147: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Romney Exhibitor ROY HULL PERPETUAL TROPHY - Awarded to the Most Successful Romney Exhibitor POLL DORSET Class 148: Ram, milk tooth, shorn Class 149: Ram, milk tooth, woolly Class 150: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 151: Ram, two tooth, woolly Class 152: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Poll Dorset Ram Class 153: Pair Rams Class 154: Ewe, milk tooth, shorn Class 155: Ewe, milk tooth, woolly Class 156: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 157: Ewe, two tooth, woolly Class 158: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Poll Dorset Ewe Class 159: Pair Ewes DORSET DOWN Class 160: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Poll Dorset Exhibitor Class 161: Ram, milk tooth Class 166: Ewe, milk tooth Class 162: Ram, two tooth Class 167: Ewe, two tooth Class 163: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 168: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 164: Ram, four tooth & over Class 169: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Dorset Down Ram Champion & Reserve Dorset Down Ewe Class 165: Pair Rams Class 170: Pair Ewes Class 171: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Dorset Down Exhibitor 18

19 DORSET HORN Class 172: Ram, milk tooth Class 173: Ram, two tooth Class 174: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 175: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Dorset Horn Ram Class 176: Pair Rams Class 177: Ewe, milk tooth Class 178: Ewe, two tooth Class 179: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 180: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Dorset Horn Ewe Class 181: Pair Ewes H C YATES MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 182: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Dorset Horn Exhibitor entry required Donated by Mrs H C Yates, Aberdeen, Yerong Creek Class 183: Ram, two tooth, de-horned at eye level, machine shorn with standard combs not more than 21 days prior to judging, and not trimmed. HAMPSHIRE DOWN Class 184: Ram, milk tooth Class 185: Ram, two tooth Class 186: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 187: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Hampshire Down Ram Class 188: Pair Rams Class 189: Ewe, milk tooth Class 190: Ewe, two tooth Class 191: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 192: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Hampshire Down Ewe Class 193: Pair Ewes Class 194: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Hampshire Down Exhibitor SHROPSHIRE Class 195: Ram, milk tooth Class 196: Ram, two tooth Class 197: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 198: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Shropshire Ram Class 199: Pair Rams Class 200: Ewe, milk tooth Class 201: Ewe, two tooth Class 202: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 203: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Shropshire Ewe Class 204: Pair Ewes Class 205: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Shropshire Exhibitor SOUTHDOWN Class 206: Ram, milk tooth Class 207: Ram, two tooth Class 208: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 209: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Southdown Ram Class 210: Pair Rams Class 211: Ewe, milk tooth Class 212: Ewe, two tooth Class 213: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 214: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Southdown Ewe Class 215: Pair Ewes Class 216: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Southdown Exhibitor 19

20 SOUTH SUFFOLK Class 217: Ram, milk tooth Class 218: Ram, two tooth Class 219: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 220: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve South Suffolk Ram Class 221: Pair Rams Class 222: Ewe, milk tooth Class 223: Ewe, two tooth Class 224: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 225: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve South Suffolk Ewe Class 226: Pair Ewes Class 227: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful South Suffolk Exhibitor THE KAMEROO SOUTH SUFFOLK TROPHY entry required Class 228: Ewe, any age, with not more than 2.5cm of wool, bred by exhibitor, and to be taken from general classes. WHITE SUFFOLK Class 229: Ram, milk tooth, shorn Class 230: Ram, two tooth Class 231: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 232: Ram, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve White Suffolk Ram Class 233: Pair Rams Class 234: Ewe, milk tooth, shorn Class 235: Ewe, two tooth Class 236: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 237: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve White Suffolk Ewe Class 238: Pair Ewes Class 239: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful White Suffolk Exhibitor SUFFOLK Class 240: Ram, milk tooth Class 245: Ewe, milk tooth Class 241: Ram, two tooth Class 246: Ewe, two tooth Class 242: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 247: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 243: Ram, four tooth & over Class 248: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Suffolk Ram Champion & Reserve Suffolk Ewe Class 244: Pair Rams Class 249: Pair Ewes Class 250: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Suffolk Exhibitor TIMOR ELDERING PERPETUAL TROPHY Donated by Fred Eldering, Timor Stud, Crookwell, NSW. entry required Class 251: Suffolk Ram & Ewe, milk teeth only, must be a woolly or shorn pair and bred by the exhibitor. TEXEL Class 252: Ram, milk tooth Class 257: Ewe, milk tooth Class 253: Ram, two tooth Class 258: Ewe, two tooth Class 254: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 259: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 255: Ram, four tooth & over Class 260: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Texel Ram Champion & Reserve Texel Ewe Class 256: Pair Rams Class 261: Pair Ewes Class 262: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Texel Exhibitor 20

21 WILTSHIRE HORN Class 263: Ram, milk tooth Class 268: Ewe, milk tooth Class 264: Ram, two tooth Class 269: Ewe, two tooth Class 265: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 270: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 266: Ram, four tooth & over Class 271: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Wiltshire Horn Ram Champion & Reserve Wiltshire Horn Ewe Class 267: Pair Rams Class 272: Pair Ewes Class 273: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Wiltshire Horn Exhibitor THE LEO HARWOOD MEMORIAL SASH entry required Class 274: Group of two Rams and two Ewes, any age, to be taken from general classes. ANY OTHER BREED Class 275: Ram, milk tooth Class 280: Ewe, milk tooth Class 276: Ram, two tooth Class 281: Ewe, two tooth Class 277: Ram, two tooth, shorn Class 282: Ewe, two tooth, shorn Class 278: Ram, four tooth & over Class 283: Ewe, four tooth & over Champion & Reserve Any Other Breed Ram Champion & Reserve Any Other Breed Ewe Class 279: Pair Rams Class 284: Pair Ewes Class 285: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Any Other Breed Exhibitor BLACK and COLOURED SUPERFINE WOOL Class 286: Ram, milk tooth Class 289: Ewe, milk tooth Class 287: Ram, two tooth & over Class 290: Ewe, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Extra Fine Wool Ram Champion & Reserve Extra Fine Wool Ewe Class 288: Pair Rams Class 291: Pair Ewes Class 292: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age BLACK and COLOURED FINE WOOL Class 293: Ram, milk tooth Class 296: Ewe, milk tooth Class 294: Ram, two tooth & over Class 297: Ewe, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Fine Wool Ram Champion & Reserve Fine Wool Ewe Class 295: Pair Rams Class 298: Pair Ewes Class 299: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age BLACK and COLOURED MEDIUM WOOL Class 300: Ram, milk tooth Class 303: Ewe, milk tooth Class 301: Ram, two tooth & over Class 304: Ewe, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Medium Wool Ram Champion & Reserve Medium Wool Ewe Class 302: Pair Rams Class 305: Pair Ewes Class 306: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age 21

22 BLACK and COLOURED STRONG WOOL Class 307: Ram, milk tooth Class 308: Ram, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Strong Wool Ram Class 309: Pair Rams Class 313: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Class 310: Ewe, milk tooth Class 311: Ewe, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Strong Wool Ewe Class 312: Pair Ewes THE HAROLD COTTRELL MEMORIAL TROPHY Donated by the Cottrell Family Champion Strong Wool Black and Coloured Ram. BLACK and COLOURED RUG WOOLS Class 314: Ram, milk tooth Class 315: Ram, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Rug Wool Ram Class 316: Pair Rams Class 317: Ewe, milk tooth Class 318: Ewe, two tooth & over Champion & Reserve Rug Wool Ewe Class 319: Pair Ewes Class 320: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age Most Successful Black & Coloured Exhibitor *************************************************** Border Leicesters in Australia While the Border Leicesters' beginnings are very much British, its impact on the Australian sheep industry has been enormous. Their origins can be directly traced back to the Dishley Leicester, made famous by the renowned British livestock breeder Robert Bakewell ( ). It was Bakewell who challenged the then common practice of slaughtering the early maturing stock and then keeping the slower maturing ones to breed from. Bakewell put his theory to the test with the results having a profound impact on livestock breeding and on the economy through increases in production. His fame and prestige as an innovative breeder of livestock soon spread and Dishley saw many enthusiastic breeders visiting to learn of this new way of breeding stock. After Bakewell s death in 1795 some of his neighbours formed the Bakewell club. This was done with the object of maintaining the purity of the Dishley sheep. Many flocks of the new Dishley Leicesters were now established in Northumberland and the South-Eastern Counties of Scotland. The northern type had now become longer in the body, better sprung in the rib, more developed in the brisket and with a much more graceful set of the head and neck. It was around this time that northern breeders began calling their sheep Border Leicesters, the name being taken from the border country between England and Scotland. Records show that the Highland and Agricultural Society provided classes for both types from 1869 till 1881 and from then on only for Border Leicesters. J.C. Cochrane of Aitkenside, Geelong, Victoria established the first Border Leicester stud of note in Australia in Then a Mr. Landale, of Wandook, Deniliquin, imported 330 stud ewes and 10 stud rams from New Zealand in Stud breeders also continued to import sheep from Scotland to maintain the breeds style and character. These ewes had the advantages of high fertility and good mothering ability, so by 1960 there were over 1100 stud flocks comprising more than 500,000 Border Leicester sheep and lambs in Australia. 22

23 BIOSECURITY The Committee will be promoting the Nine Key Points for OJD Control at Sheep Shows recommendations and will display them at the venue along with our SheepMAP Show Audit results for your information. In addition, a protocol has been developed to help you protect the assurance level of your sheep while at our venue: The shed will have been cleaned from bedding and manure after last year s HSWF, and spelled from sheep for 12 months. Sheep will be penned in areas based on assurance categories: Minimum Declaration (0 points), Low Assurance (1-2 points) Medium to High Assurance (3 points and over) in accordance with SheepMAP recommendations. Different assurance categories will be penned in areas identified by signs and separated from other assurance category sheep by a 2m distance or solid partitions. Exhibitors are reminded to keep their sheep in their own assurance areas. Food and water are to be fed a minimum of 30cm above the ground. All sheep/lambs are to be tethered when not led or penned in their own area. Sheep will not be permitted to graze. Manure will be promptly removed from judging areas and common areas by stewards. Manure and contaminated bedding will be removed to an area that stock cannot access and sheep must be kept away from areas contaminated by bedding during pen cleaning. A steward will inspect the sheep for signs of ill health and may isolate unwell sheep. It is recommended that transport trucks are thoroughly cleaned out. Mobile Phones 23

24 Merino Fleeces Class W1: Extra Superfine wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W2: Extra Superfine wool Ram fleece Class W3: Superfine wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W4: Superfine wool Ram fleece Class W5: Fine wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W6: Fine wool Ram fleece British Breed Fleeces Class W12: Cross-bred Ewe or Wether fleece Class W13: Comeback Ewe or Wether fleece Class W14: Polwarth fleece Class W15: Corriedale fleece Class W16: Bond fleece Class W17: Perendale fleece Class W18: Cheviot fleece Class W19: English Leicester fleece Black & Coloured Fleeces FLEECE COMPETITIONS entry fee: $2-00 per fleece per class. Class W7: Medium wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W8: Medium wool Ram fleece Class W9: Strong wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W10: Strong wool Ram fleece Class W11: ½ kg Lambs wool Champion & Reserve Champion Merino Fleece (prizes donated by Fox & Lillie Rural Wool Brokers) Class W20: Border Leicester fleece Class W21: Romney fleece Class W22: Lincoln Class W23: Carpet Wool fleece Class W24: Dorset Down fleece Class W25: Any Other Breed fleece Class W26: ½ kg Lambs wool Champion & Reserve Champion British Breed Fleece Class W27: Extra Superfine wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W34: Medium wool Ram fleece Class W28: Extra Superfine wool Ram fleece Class W35: Strong wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W29: Superfine wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W36: Strong wool Ram fleece Class W30: Superfine wool Ram fleece Class W37: Rug wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W31: Fine wool Ewe or Wether fleece Class W38: Rug wool Ram fleece Class W32: Fine wool Ram Fleece Class W39: ½ kg Lambs wool Class W33: Medium wool Ewe or Wether fleece Champion & Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Fleece 24

25 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1.Ownership of Exhibits: All exhibits to be entered and exhibited, must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor, and owned for a period not less than three months prior to exhibiting. 2. Number of entries per exhibitor: The committee reserves the right to restrict the entries of each exhibitor, should it be necessary owing to excessive entries. No exhibit or part of an exhibit may be entered in more than one class, except in pair and group classes where sheep must be taken from general classes. 3. Any Other Breed Classes: A breed that has not been listed for exhibition within the HS&WF schedule will be entered in the AOB classes, but, at the committee s discretion a breed may be judged separately. Any breed that has not shown for a year may be removed from the schedule and placed in the Any Other Breed Class. If the breed returns it will be shown in the Any Other Breed, and the following year it will qualify to have its own breed classes reinstated. 4. Responsibility of exhibitor: a) All entries must be on the correct form, and must be signed by the exhibitor, or for him/her by his/her authorized manager or agent, giving the name, residence, town and post code of the exhibitor and the number of sheep he/she intends to exhibit. All entries must state clearly and distinctly in what classes such entries are made. If an Exhibitor makes an informal entry, the Secretary shall inform such exhibitor to that effect immediately after the closing of the entries. Such exhibitor has the right to amend informal entries within seven days of the closing date of entries. b) The exhibitor making an entry is responsible for the statements on the entry form being true and correct in every particular. Entries shall be deemed to have been made and accepted subject to these regulations. The signing of the entry form and health status form on the reverse side, for any exhibit, is accepted by the Committee as a guarantee that the animal specified thereon is free from all diseases as far as known to the owner. In case of infectious disease being spread through, or by, an exhibit, the exhibitor only, not the HS&WF Committee, shall be held responsible. c) The Committee has the power to refuse admission to, or cause to be removed from the show, any exhibit affected by parasite, contagious or other disease. 5. Registration: All sheep entered must be registered, or eligible for registration, in the appropriate flock book. 6. Entry Fees: Entries are $10 per entry per class in all show classes for sheep and $2 per fleece per class in the fleece section. Schools entering in the Open Section will have free entry to the Schools Sheep Competition, but those schools only entering in the Schools Competition must pay entry fees for that section. 7. Membership: a) Each exhibitor (excluding fleece only exhibitors) must be a member of the HS&WF. b) Annual membership is available for $ Shearing: a) All merino sheep over one year of age must carry not more than twelve month s wool or have an autumn shearing tag. Sheep which have been shorn to conform with interstate shearing regulations will be accepted. b) No shorn long wool sheep may have more than 4cm of wool on any part of its body. c) No shorn short wool sheep may have more than 2cm of wool on any part its body. 9. Entry Closing: Entries for the 2015 HS&WF will close on 22 nd May Arrival and Departure: The committee will advise exhibitors of arrival times. Late arrivals may be refused entry to the show. Departure times will also be advised. Early departure without special permission of the Committee may result in the forfeiture of all prizes, disqualification from future entry and expulsion from the Society. 11. Forage: Exhibitors must provide own water/ feed tins and feed. Water and straw are available on-site. 12. Pens: Penning arrangements will separate breeders teams and will be in line with all regulations to the separation of animals in regards to Ovine Johnes status. Additional hurdles for the subdivision of pens will be available on request to the Committee. 13. Judging: a) The judging of all breed classes will take place on the Thursday of the event, with Interbreed classes judged on the Friday. A specific schedule of times will be provided at the event. b) The Committee will appoint skilful persons as judges, who, in forming their opinion, will particularly attend to any instruction provided for their guidance. c) Stewards will be nominated to assist the judges. 14. Championships: All winners of individual classes are eligible for the judging of the Championship for each sex in each breed. When the Championship has been awarded, the second placegetter in the class won by the Champion is eligible to enter the judging of Reserve Champion. 15. Trophies: Where trophies are allotted for the most successful exhibitor in any section, points will be allotted in individual, pair and group classes on the basis of: 3 points for 1 st place, 2 points for 2 nd place, 1 point for a 3 rd place. 16. Display of Exhibits and Awards: a) All exhibits must be available for public viewing during the time the show is open to the public. b) Only those award cards, ribbons and rosettes awarded at the current show may be displayed on or near the exhibits. 17. Non-exhibition of entries: a) No entry fees will be refunded if entries are cancelled after the closing date or if entries are not presented at the competition. b) Failure to present exhibits for further stages of the competition for which the exhibits may have become eligible (Championships, Interbreed etc.) may result in the forfeiture of prizes, disqualification and expulsion from the Society. 25

26 18. Indemnity: a) The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit or exhibitor, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the committee harmless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such accident. b) The committee will not be held responsible, under any circumstances whatever, for exhibits, for any damage, or injuries thereto, or for loss or mis-delivery thereof. 19. Committee: The committee reserves the right to accept or reject any entry or exhibit. Any dispute as to the interpretation of the regulations shall be determined by the committee, whose decision shall be final and shall not be open to question on any ground whatsoever. It may inform itself of the facts in any way it thinks appropriate and shall not be obliged to give any reason for its action. The committee shall be represented in any formal situation during the show by the President and any two stewards. 20. Protests and Complaints: Protests or complaints in writing against any exhibitor or exhibit must be lodged with the Secretary as soon as they become apparent, together with a $50 deposit, which may be forfeited if the protest or complaint is considered frivolous. A protest about a particular class or championship must be lodged within 30 (thirty) minutes of the judging of the class or championship. Any protest or complaint shall be dealt with by the committee. When considering a protest or complaint, the onus of proof of bona fide of the exhibit, or of compliance with the regulations shall rest upon the exhibitor, unless the committee shall otherwise direct. 21. Behaviour: The committee will not tolerate offensive or abusive behaviour and reserves the right to remove the offender from the Holbrook Sporting Complex. *************************************************************** 26

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