POULTRY THE 146TH ROYAL BATHURST SHOW The Best Show in the West. Since 1862. The Poultry Section will again be conducted over TWO days from 2014 2014 POULTRY Schedule Showing 2 days BOTH Saturday 3 rd and Sunday 4 th May 2014 Entries Close 25 April 2014 2 4 MAY 2014 BATHURST SHOWGROUND Bathurst Agricultural, Horticultural & Pastoral Association. Since 1862.
BATHURST AGRICULTURAL HORTICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION INC ABN 85 953 115 197 Supporting our region since 1862. Presents The 146 th ROYAL BATHURST SHOW Friday 2 Sunday 4 May 2014 PO Box 92, Bathurst NSW 2795 Ph: (02) 6331 3175 Fax (02) 6332 2652 Email: admin@bathurstshow.com.au Website: www.bathurstshow.com.au PATRON Mayor of Bathurst Regional Council, Gary Rush PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY TREASURER P Elbourne S Farraway (Senior) C Colley (Junior) B Kenworthy M Irvine Email: secretary@bathurstshow.com.au EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE C Colley, P Elbourne, S Farraway, B Hickey, M Irvine, C McPhee, J Small, W Tisdell SHOW COUNCIL G Baxter, C Colley, J Cox, P Elbourne, S Farraway, B Hickey, M Irvine, B Kenworthy, C McPhee, C Morgan, K Small, J Small, K Stapleton, W Tisdell G Toole, V Wilson BRC Delegates: Cllrs. G Rush & M Coote. HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS C L Ferguson, M J Garment OAM, M E Hargans, B Hickey, M L Parlett, K Snell OAM W W Thompson, A F Toole, R K Wood. HEAD STEWARD Tony Hellyer and Members of Bathurst & District Poultry Society Inc Phone 6337 3632 JUDGE Barry Weatherstone To find out how to become involved in the Association Advisory Committees please contact the Secretary. The Royal Bathurst Show Supreme Livestock Exhibit & Supreme Static Exhibit are awarded the Bathurst Regional Council Awards for Excellence These Awards are open to all exhibitors in all sections. They will be given to an exhibit, not necessarily to a major prizewinner, which shows potential to become a leader in its field The exhibit will clearly display exceptionally high standard of the qualities sought after by each section. An exhibit which shows capabilities of producing prime offspring, or in the case of a non-breeding exhibit, one which shows outstanding qualities of design, texture, colour, uniqueness and or craftsmanship. The winners will receive Prize Money to the value of $500 proudly sponsored by Poultry Schedule Page 2
GENERAL RULES 1. All persons who enter the Showground: (c) Do so at their own risk Shall comply with the Occupational Health & Safety Laws, and comply with the Bathurst Agricultural Horticultural and Pastoral Association (hereinafter called the Association) Health & Safety Policy Are advised that the roadways within Showground become public roads for the duration of the annual Royal Bathurst Show. 2. The Association may make any changes to the program, and/or the names of Judges or Stewards set out in a schedule, catalogue or similar document. 3. The Association and staff members and officials of the Association shall not be held responsible or be liable for any error, misstatement or misdescription appearing in any schedule, catalogue, entry form, advertisement, notification or similar document. 4. The exhibition will take place on the Bathurst Showground or where Show Council may appoint. The Show Council reserves the right at any time to postpone the exhibition or any event thereof in consequence of the inclemency of the weather or for any other sufficient cause to date or dates deemed suitable by the Show Council and no entrance fees shall be returnable in the event of such postponement. The reasonableness of the cause or causes of postponement shall be decided by the Show Council and its judgment shall be conclusive and not open to question by an exhibitor or other person affected by the postponement. 5. The Show Council may abandon the exhibition or any event thereof through wet weather or, for any other reason which may make such a course advisable in its opinion. Should the exhibition or any event be abandoned or cancelled, exhibitors shall be entitled to a return of the entrance fee paid in such event or events as may be cancelled, but no cause or action, liability or obligation shall be maintainable or be incurred by the Show Council or by the Association by reason of such abandonment or cancellation. 6. Regulations (c) (d) The General Regulations apply to all sections of the Show. The Supplementary Regulations apply only to the section of the Show to which they specifically relate. Should there be an inconsistency between the General Regulations and Supplementary Regulations, the Supplementary Regulations prevail for the relevant section only. The General Rules (above) take precedence over all General Regulations and Supplementary Regulations. GENERAL REGULATIONS EXHIBITS AND EXHIBITORS 1. Exhibitors, when entering exhibits, must furnish the Secretary with a description of the exhibit entered and the number of the class they wish to compete in on the form specified. 2. Pavilion Exhibitors must obtain entry cards from the Secretary, affix to exhibits and deliver to the Stewards of the section at or before the hour advised. 3. Pavilion Exhibitors must present the duplicate portion of the entry card to prove ownership of the exhibit prior to the article being returned. 4. Exhibits must not be removed without the permission of the Stewards. 5. Exhibitors of livestock must have an attendant to parade the exhibit for judging at the hour notified. 6. A general parade (Grand Parade) may be held on the second day, in which all leadable, in harness and ridden livestock exhibited at the Show must take part. 7. Any exhibitor of livestock shall not be permitted to use any pen or stall other than those allotted to them by the Stewards. The erection of electric fences is not permitted in the livestock areas on the grounds. 8. Any exhibitor of livestock must furnish all required statutory declarations to the Secretary. 9. All Pavilions are closed to the public and to exhibitors until the first morning of the Show unless delivering exhibits. 10. All exhibitors are to comply with the Association s Rules for vehicle movement and parking restrictions on the Showground. 11. An Exhibitor s or Competitor s participation in any Exhibition, or Competition, entertainment or activity is at their own risk. 12. Entry fees shall be at rates specified in the Show Schedule. 13. An exhibitor or his agent, who makes a false report or gives misleading information or suppresses necessary information respecting any exhibit, shall be held to have forfeited any prize gained by this means. The exhibit and exhibitor, together with his agent (if any) may be disqualified and the matter reported to the Western Group of Show Societies Inc. 14. The Showground will be open for admission of exhibits at the time shown in the relevant Schedule. Livestock may be removed between the times notified in the relevant schedules if required to so do and must be returned to their respective position by the time nominated therein. Failing to do so will cause all prizes awarded to them to be forfeited. Any exhibitor failing to comply with this regulation may be debarred from entering in the following years. Poultry Schedule Page 3
15. The Association will not be responsible for any accident caused through or by an exhibitor and will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of livestock or exhibit of any kind, or for any damage done thereto. 16. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. Nothing to indicate ownership of any exhibit will be permitted (the usual brands on livestock excepted). Any person objecting to an exhibit must enter a protest in writing fully setting out the grounds of such an objection in accordance with Regulation 21 (below). 17. Should there be any reason to suspect that any exhibit is either diseased or dangerous, the Show Council reserves the right of refusing admittance to or removing the same from the ground at the expense of the exhibitor. 18. The Show Council may refuse or cancel any entry. 19. No horse shall be ridden or driven (except in the horse exhibitors vehicles reserve) unless competing in the Show. 20. No persons except those actually in charge of exhibits will be permitted to remain in the judging area for any reason whatsoever during the adjudication. 21. The procedure for protests is as follows: (c) STEWARDS An exhibitor who desires to enter a protest concerning any decision on the part of a Judge or any decision or act or omission on the part of the Association or of any Official of the Association, is required to lodge a Protest Form (available from the Show Office) by 10.00am of the next day following the day on which such incident occurred. Each protest must be accompanied by a fee of $75.00 and this amount shall be forfeited to the Association if the protest is not upheld. The protest shall be determined by the Protest Committee appointed by the Executive Committee. Their decision shall be final and binding. No reasoning for the determination shall be required to be given. 1. Stewards must be in attendance at the Showground at the hour appointed to receive exhibits. 2. Stewards are responsible for the proper classification of exhibits and all exhibits must be ready for judging. 3. Stewards who become aware of an exhibit suffering from an infectious or contagious disease shall report the matter immediately to the Secretary, who is authorized to order that the exhibit be removed from the Showground. 4. Stewards will obtain the award books from the Secretary and direct the Judges to the exhibits they are appointed to judge. 5. Stewards shall remove exhibitors and other persons from the vicinity of the Judge whilst judging. 6. Stewards shall attend on the Judges to afford any information required, but will not do or say anything to exhibitor or repeat the remarks the Judge may make. 7. Stewards will obtain prize cards from the Secretary and affix same to exhibit, after filling in the names of the successful exhibitors and other particulars. 8. The Chief Stewards of Bathurst A H & P Assoc will not be permitted to show their exhibits in their relative section or any other section where they have a direct contact with the Judge. JUDGES AND JUDGING 1. Judges are requested to attend the Secretary s Office on the Showground at the hour appointed, and introduce themselves to the Secretary and/or Stewards of the section. 2. Judges will receive instruction from the Stewards of the section. 3. Judges, as they arrive at their decisions, will announce the results to the Stewards, who will record them in the award book. 4. Judges shall disqualify any exhibits which, in their opinion, do not comply with the regulations and shall enter the reason in the award book. 5. The Judges may recommend for certificates, or commend as they see fit, any exhibits of special merit not included in the schedule of prizes, and will not award prizes of any class in which the exhibits are not considered in their opinion, to possess sufficient merit. 6. Judges will check an award book on completion of judging, and sign their names on the last award page. 7. Judges may, in addition to awarding First and Second prizes, award H.C. (Highly Commended) to exhibits which they consider worthy. 8. In the case of Horses and All Livestock, second place Prize Money will only be offered in classes where there are six or more entries. 9. All Pavilions are closed to the public until the first day of the Show. AWARDS AND PRIZES 1. Any Exhibitor collecting Prize Money $75 and over must complete a GST declaration available from the Show Office. All Prize Money $75 and over will be paid by cheque, issued from the Office in the week following the completion of the Show, except in cases where protests and/or drug tests are not finalized. Prize Money of less than $75 can be collected in cash from the Show Office during the Show, between the hours of 10am and 4pm. Prize Money of $20 or less not collected in cash by the Friday following the Show, will be forfeited to the Association. 2. No decoration, ribbon or award cards, except such as are provided by the Show Council in that year, shall be placed on an exhibit, or affixed thereto, at the exhibition being held. Poultry Schedule Page 4
3. The following colours shall distinguish the prize award fixed to all exhibits: blue for first, red for second, and white for third where awarded. Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons will also be awarded. Ribbons only will be affixed in classes where indicated. 4. All special prizes presented to the Association must be for open competition; i.e. they must not be given for the progeny of any particular animal etc. and shall be governed by the Rules and Regulations of the Association. 5. Perpetual Trophies must remain on the Showground in the custody of the Association. Where awarded, replicas or certificates will be presented to the person to whom they are awarded. MISCELLANEOUS/GENERAL REGULATIONS 1. On each day of the Show the public will be admitted at 9.00am. For any person leaving the ground, a Pass-Out stamp, if required, will be issued. If reissue of a ticket is required for any reason a Statutory Declaration will be requested to be made. 2. Any member alleged to have committed misconduct which may bring the Association into discredit shall be dealt with according to the Constitution of the Association. 3. Sale of Exhibits The sale of any exhibits whilst located on the Showground over the advertised dates of the Show shall only proceed with written approval of the Association s Secretary. A request to conduct a sale is to be lodged with the Secretary 7 days prior to the first advertised day of the Show for that year. The supervision and control of a sale shall be in the hands of the Committee of Sales, appointed by the Show Council. 4. The sale of any exhibits shall be as defined in the conditions of the section. A commission of five per cent (5%) shall be paid by each vendor upon the gross proceeds on all sales affected by him/her of exhibits, whether by auction or private treaty and any particulars of such sales, together with a remittance of the amount of the commission, shall be handed to the Secretary by 5.30pm on the last day of the Show. 5. A maximum of one (1) award of excellence may be authorised by Show Council each year to an outstanding exhibitor from any section of the Show. 6. The annual subscription of members shall be determined by the Show Council no sooner than six (6) calendar months before the first day of the forthcoming membership year (January to December). Members shall have the right of membership until the 31 st December each year. New members, on payment of one year s subscription, have rights of membership for year including the next Annual Show at the discretion of the Executive Committee. 7. The following are the privileges of membership: (c) (d) (e) (f) Admission to the Showground to the Annual Show on production of the appropriate Members Ticket. Concession on entry fees for exhibits where provided for in the show schedule. The right to attend all general meetings of members of the Association and to speak and vote on any subject on the agenda for that meeting. The right to attend any Show Council Meeting and with the permission of the Chairman, speak on any subject, but shall not be entitled to vote at such Show Council Meeting. With the exception of Junior Members, the right to vote at all the general meetings of the Association. To be eligible to vote at the Association s Annual General Meeting or Special Meetings, a Member must be a Financial Member of the Association for at least three (3) months prior to that meeting. TERMS AND CHARGES FOR ADMISSION TO SHOW 1. MEMBERS Full Members on payment of $84.00 (incl. GST) shall be issued one Full ticket of membership, not transferable, and two Guests of Member tickets. Single Members, on payment of $44.00 (incl. GST) shall be issued with one ticket of Membership, not transferable, and Junior Membership (under the age of 16 years) on payment of $22.00 (incl. GST) shall be issued with one ticket of Membership, not transferable. Holders of current Show membership tickets and Guest tickets will be admitted to the ground on surrender of the appropriate ticket for the day in question. 2. NON-MEMBERS Admission to the ground: Adults Concession Children Family Group (4) Family Group (5) Competitors PER DAY $11.00 $5.50 $5.50 $22.00 $27.50 Competitors ALL SHOW $22.00 $11.00 $11.00 $44.00 $55.00 Gate Entry PER DAY $22.00 $16.50 $11.00 $44.00 $55.00 Pre-Purchased PER DAY $17.50 $13.50 $8.00 $35.50 $44.00 Competitor s rates only apply to tickets purchased with entries by closing dates. Adults accompanying child competitors are charged as a concession. Concession Rates apply to Pensioners, Students and Concession Card Holders. Carers providing appropriate evidence such as a Companion Card and accompanying a Concession holder will be admitted free. Children - 6-16 years, children under 6 FREE. Family Group tickets include a maximum of 2 Adults. Poultry Schedule Page 5
S1: POULTRY - PURE BRED POULTRY ONLY SPONSORS: Poultry Feed donated by Bedwells Feed Barn, Fish and Sons, Town & Country Rural Supplies, Silmac Rural, Shavings donated by Hotham's Soil & Gravel Supplies, The Burger Shack. Section S1 - Eligible for the Bathurst Regional Council Supreme Exhibit Prize ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday 25th April 2014 EXHIBITS PENNED: 6.00 am 8.30 am Saturday 3 rd May 2014 JUDGING: 9.00 am Saturday 3 rd May 2014 JUDGE: Barry Weatherstone UNPENNED: 4.00 pm Sunday 4 th May 2014. Only with assistance from Stewards. ENTRY FEE: $2:20 (incl GST) PRIZES: 1st Card, 2nd Card. Champion, Reserve Champion, Grand Champion and Supreme Champions Cards and Ribbons. Bags of feed for Champions, Grand Champions and Supreme Champions. Exhibitors Entry Tickets: Adult $11.00 per exhibitor per day, Child (6-18 yrs) $5.50 per exhibitor per day, Adult accompanying 1-2 child exhibitors $5.50 per day (Exhibitors entry tickets only available for purchase when entering exhibits) HEAD STEWARD: Tony Hellyer and Members of Bathurst and District Poultry Society Inc. All Enquiries Ph: (02) 6337 3632 JUDGE: Barry Weatherstone Exhibitors please note: Poultry Exhibits will be Judged using Australian Poultry Standards No late entries will be accepted. Exhibitors must pen own birds. Every care taken but no responsibility accepted for lost or damaged birds. All exhibitors are responsible for the watering and feeding of poultry after judging has been completed. Exhibits showing signs of sickness or disease will not be judged. Exhibits must be bona fide property of exhibitor. No parking will be available on Bathurst Showgrounds after dropping poultry off for exhibition. Limited Exhibitor Parking will be available across the Road. At the 2014 Royal Bathurst Show the judging of Poultry wearing permanent bands as per the NAPIS program will be allowed. S1-1: Junior Exhibitors must be 16 years and under. Exhibits in Junior Poultry cannot be entered in Open Poultry Section. SOFTFEATHER 1 Standard Softfeather Male - AV 2 Standard Softfeather Female AV 3 Bantam Softfeather Male - AV 4 Bantam Softfeather Female AV 5 CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER JUNIOR EXHIBIT 1 bag of Poultry Feed - Town and Country Rural Supplies 6 RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER JUNIOR EXHIBIT Gift Voucher from The Burger Shack. HARDFEATHER 7 Standard Hardfeather Male - AV 8 Standard Hardfeather Female AV 9 Bantam Hardfeather Male - AV 10 Bantam Hardfeather Female AV 11 CHAMPION HARDFEATHER JUNIOR EXHIBIT 1 Bag of Poultry Feed - Town and Country Rural Supplies. 12 RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER JUNIOR EXHIBIT Gift Voucher from The Burger Shack WATERFOWL 13 Standard Waterfowl Male - AV 14 Standard Waterfowl Female - AV 15 Bantam Waterfowl Male - AV 16 Bantam Waterfowl Female - AV 17 CHAMPION WATERFOWL JUNIOR EXHIBIT 1 Bag of Poultry Feed - Town and Country Rural Supplies 18 RESERVE CHAMPION WATERFOWL JUNIOR EXHIBIT Gift Voucher from The Burger Shack S1-2: Open HARDFEATHER STANDARD MALE 19 Australian Game - Black Red - Male 20 Australian Game - AOC - Male 21 Australian Pit Game - P/F Male 22 Australian Pit Game - Muff - Male 23 Indian Game - AC - Male 24 Old English Game - Black Red - Male 25 Old English Game - Pile - Male 26 Old English Game - Blue Red - Male 27 Old English Game - Duckwing - Male 28 Old English Game - Birchen/Grey - Male 29 Old English Game - Brown Red - Male 30 Old English Game - Ginger - Male 31 Old English Game - AOC - Male 32 AOV Game - Male 33 CHAMPION HARDFEATHER STANDARD MALE 34 RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER STANDARD MALE HARDFEATHER STANDARD FEMALE 35 Australian Game - Black Red - Female 36 Australian Game - AOC - Female 37 Australian Pit Game - P/F - Female 38 Australian Pit Game - Muff - Female 39 Indian Game - AC - Female 40 Old English Game - Black Red - Female 41 Old English Game - Pile - Female 42 Old English Game - Blue Red - Female 43 Old English Game - Duckwing - Female 44 Old English Game - Birchen/Grey - Female 45 Old English Game - Brown Red - Female 46 Old English Game - Ginger - Female 47 Old English Game - AOC - Female 48 AOV Game - AC - Female 49 CHAMPION HARDFEATHER STANDARD FEMALE 50 RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER STANDARD FEMALE 51 GRAND CHAMPION HARDFEATHER LARGE Poultry Schedule Page 6
FOWL Trophy donated by Ada Vale Poultry Farm. (Trophy #48). Trophy to be competed for annually. Trophy to become the property of Exhibitor who wins it 3 times in succession or 4 times in all. 1 bag of Poultry Feed - Fish and Sons Rural SOFTFEATHER STANDARD MALE 52 Croad Langshan - Male 53 Langshan - Black - Male 54 Langshan - AOC - Male 55 Orpington - AC - Male 56 Plymouth Rock - AC - Male 57 Rhode Island - AC - Male 58 Sussex - AC - Male 59 Wyandotte - White - Male 60 Wyandotte - Laced - Male 61 Wyandotte - AOC - Male 62 Brahma - AC - Male 63 Ancona - Male 64 Hamburgh - Silver Spangle - Male 65 Hamburgh - Black - Male 66 Hamburgh - AOC - Male 67 Leghorn - AC - Male 68 Silkie - Black - Male 69 Silkie - White - Male 70 Silkie - AOC - Male 71 Australorp - Male 72 Faverolle - Male 73 AOV - Softfeather Standard - Male 74 CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER STANDARD MALE 75 RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER STANDARD MALE SOFTFEATHER STANDARD FEMALE 76 Croad Langshan - Female 77 Langshan - Black - Female 78 Langshan - AOC - Female 79 Orpington - AC - Female 80 Plymouth Rock - AC - Female 81 Rhode Island - AC - Female 82 Sussex - AC - Female 83 Wyandotte - White - Female 84 Wyandotte - Laced - Female 85 Wyandotte - AOC - Female 86 Brahma - AC - Female 87 Ancona - Female 88 Hamburgh - Silver Spangle - Female 89 Hamburgh - Black - Female 90 Hamburgh - AOC - Female 91 Leghorn - AC - Female 92 Silkie - Black - Female 93 Silkie - White - Female 94 Silkie - AOC - Female 95 Australorp - Female 96 Faverolle - Female 97 AOV - Softfeather Standard - Female 98 CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER STANDARD FEMALE 99 RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER STANDARD FEMALE 100 GRAND CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER STANDARD FOWL Trophy donated by Mr R Hunt. To be competed for annually. (Trophy #47). Trophy to become the property of Exhibitor who wins it 3 times in succession or 4 times in all. 1 bag of Poultry Feed - Fish and Sons Rural 101 SUPREME CHAMPION STANDARD FOWL Harry Willard Memorial Trophy. (Trophy #51). Perpetual Competition. Donated by R Fitzsimons, W Thompson & A N Pratley. Trophy to be competed for annually. Trophy remains the property of Royal Bathurst Show Society with winning exhibitors name engraved on it. Winner will receive a Ribbon and Certificate. 1 bag of Poultry Feed - Silmac Rural. HARDFEATHER BANTOM MALE 102 Australian Game - Black Red - Male 103 Australian Game - AOC - Male 104 Australian Pit Game - P/F - Male 105 Australian Pit Game - Muff - Male 106 Modern Game - Black Red - Male 107 Modern Game - Pile - Male 108 Modern Game - Duckwing - Male 109 Modern Game - Blue Red - Male 110 Modern Game - AOC - Male 111 Indian Game - AC - Male 112 Old English Game - Black Red Light Leg - Male 113 Old English Game - Blue Red Light Leg - Male 114 Old English Game - Black Red Dark Leg - Male 115 Old English Game - Blue Red Dark Leg - Male 116 Old English Game - Duckwing - Male 117 Old English Game - Ginger - Male 118 Old English Game - Birchen/Grey - Male 119 Old English Game - AOC - Male 120 AOV Game - AC - Male 121 CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM MALE 122 RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM MALE HARDFEATHER BANTAM FEMALE 123 Australian Game - Black Red - Female 124 Australian Game - AOC - Female 125 Australian Pit Game - P/F - Female 126 Australian Pit Game - Muff - Female 127 Modern Game - Black Red - Female 128 Modern Game - Pile - Female 129 Modern Game - Duckwing - Female 130 Modern Game - Blue Red - Female 131 Modern Game - AOC - Female 132 Indian Game - AC - Female 133 Old English Game - Black Red Light Leg - Female 134 Old English Game - Black Tail Wheaten - Female 135 Old English Game - Blue Red Light Leg - Female 136 Old English Game - Blue Tail Wheaten - Female 137 Old English Game - Black Red Dark Leg - Female 138 Old English Game - Blue Red Dark Leg - Female 139 Old English Game - Duckwing - Female 140 Old English Game - Ginger - Female 141 Old English Game - Birchen/Grey - Female 142 Old English Game - AOC - Female 143 AOV Game - AC - Female 144 CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM FEMALE 145 RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM FEMALE 146 GRAND CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM 1 Bag of Poultry Feed - Fish and Sons Rural SOFTFEATHER BANTAM MALE 147 Australorp - Male 148 Langshan - Black - Male 149 Langshan - AOC - Male 150 Rhode Island - AC - Male 151 Wyandotte - White - Male 152 Wyandotte - Columbian - Male 153 Wyandotte - AOC - Male 154 Pekin - Black - Male 155 Pekin - AOC - Male 156 Ancona - Male Poultry Schedule Page 7
157 Leghorn - White - Male 158 Leghorn - AOC - Male 159 Rosecombe - AC - Male 160 Frizzle - AC - Male 161 Belgian - AV - Male 162 Seabright - AC Male 163 Sussex - AC - Male 164 AOV Softfeather Bantam - Male 165 CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER BANTAM MALE 166 RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER BANTAM MALE SOFTFEATHER BANTAM FEMALE 167 Australorp - Female 168 Langshan - Black - Female 169 Langshan - AOC - Female 170 Rhode Island - AC - Female 171 Wyandotte - White - Female 172 Wyandotte - Columbian - Female 173 Wyandotte - AOC - Female 174 Pekin - Black - Female 175 Pekin - AOC - Female 176 Ancona - Female 177 Leghorn - White - Female 178 Leghorn - AOC - Female 179 Rosecombe - AC - Female 180 Frizzle - AC - Female 181 Belgian - AV - Female 182 Seabright - AC Female 183 Sussex - AC - Female 184 AOV Softfeather Bantam - Female 185 CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER BANTAM FEMALE 186 RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER BANTAM FEMALE 187 GRAND CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER BANTAM Trophy donated by R Hunt and C Windus. (Trophy#52) To be competed for annually. Trophy to become the property of Exhibitor who wins it 3 times in succession or 4 times in all. 1 bag of Poultry Feed - Fish and Sons Rural 188 SUPREME CHAMPION BANTAM 1 bag of Poultry Feed - Silmac Rural WATERFOWL - DRAKE 189 Muscovy - AC - Drake 190 Mallard - White - Drake 191 Mallard - AOC - Drake 192 Indian Runner - White - Drake 193 Indian Runner - AOC - Drake 194 Pekin - Drake 195 Campbell - AC - Drake 196 AOV Waterfowl - Drake 197 CHAMPION WATERFOWL DRAKE 198 RESERVE CHAMPION WATERFOWL DRAKE WATERFOWL - DUCK 199 Muscovy - AC - Duck 200 Mallard - White - Duck 201 Mallard - AOC - Duck 202 Indian Runner - White - Duck 203 Indian Runner - AOC - Duck 204 Pekin - Duck 205 Campbell - AC - Duck 206 AOV Waterfowl - Duck 207 CHAMPION WATERFOWL DUCK 208 RESERVE CHAMPION WATERFOWL DUCK 209 GRAND CHAMPION WATERFOWL Trophy Donated by Laurie & Margaret Price. To be competed for Annually. Trophy Remains the Property of Royal Bathurst Show Society with Winning Exhibitors Name Engraved On It. (Trophy #50) BREEDING PAIRS 210 Hardfeather Standard Breeding Pair 211 Softfeather Standard Breeding Pair 212 Hardfeather Bantam Breeding Pair 213 Softfeather Bantam Breeding Pair 214 Waterfowl Breeding Pair 215 CHAMPION BREEDING PAIR 1 bag Poulty Feed - Bedwells Feed Barn 216 RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING PAIR Town and Country Rural Supplies 11 Kirkcaldy Street Phone: 02 6332 4044 Fax: 02 6332 4033 Fish and Sons Rural and Produce Centre 1 Lambert Street Phone: 02 6331 4034 Fax: 02 6332 1966 Hotham s Soil & Gravel Supplies 104 Havannah Street Phone: 02 6332 3111 ROYAL BATHURST SHOW 2014 POULTRY SECTION SPONSORS Bedwells Feed Barn and Produce Merchants 11 Keppel Street Phone: 02 6331 2844 Fax: 02 6331 4232 Silmac Rural Supplies 1 Littlebourne Street KELSO NSW 2795 Phone: 02 6334 4999 The Burger Shack 261B Stewart Street (02) 6331 2343 Poultry Schedule Page 8