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PRESENTED BY MALENY SHOW SOCIETY

MALENY AGRICULTURAL SHOWFRI 1ST & SAT 2ND JUNE

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2 DAYS OF FAMILY FUN,LIVESTOCK, LIVE MUSIC,

COMPETITIONS& DISPLAYS

SMALL FARMERs ARTISANS, LOCAL TALENT &YOUNG AGRICULTURALISTs

GEMMA KIRBYNOAH'S PIG RACESREPTILE KINGDOMWALTER WHIP

FRIDAY FIREWORKSSMALL FARMER'S TENTDISPLAYS & PARADES

SATURDAY RODEO

Patrons: Cr Jenny McKayAndrew Powell M.P. Mayor Mark JamiesonPresident: Mr Ivan HankinsonPh. 07 5494 2721Mob. 0428 916 570Vice Presidents: Monica SkermanPh. 07 5494 2383Mob. 0418 762 868 Tanya PrattenMob. 0408 341407Treasurer: Karen LuskPh. 07 5494 4392 Secretary: Lois WhitePh. 07 5494 2008Mob. 0457 999 082Honorary Life Members: W. E. JohnstonMrs E. CoxMrs D.H. Ekert Mr I. Hankinson Mr R. HawkinsMrs K. Hankinson

Executive Committee:Mr I. Hankinson Mrs M. Skerman Mrs T. Pratten Mrs K. Lusk Mrs L. WhiteManagement Committee: The Executive Committee plus; Mr W. Hankinson Mr K. McLeod Mr P. Gilmour-Walsh Mr C. Sinclair Mr B. Miller Mr R. Middlecoat Mr E. Lawley Mrs. H. Gilmour-WalshMrs K. Hankinson Mrs K. CorkinMrs M. Trigger Mrs N. McLeodMs J. Wild Mrs D. Middlecoat Mrs K. HeadingGround Committee: Mr W. Johnston Mr I. AldredMr G. Howard Mr M. HowardMr R. Hegerty Mr G. DiefenbachMr K. Scott Mr F. SkermanMr V. Carbery Mr B. MorrisMr K. Woods Mr P. MitchellMr R. Hawkins Mrs M. HankinsonMr R. Corkin Mr R. Wild Mr I. Wild Mr G. WildMr G. Corkin Mr S. CorkinMr B. Wild Mr B. CantonMr T. Sinn Mr D. MooreMr G. McKinnon Mrs K. LawleyMrs K. Howard Mrs S. Scho�eld

Biosecurity O�cer: Monica SkermanSponsorship Coordinator: Simone Svenson Mob. 0419 159 905Catering Committee: Mrs K. Hankinson Mrs B. Diefenbach Mrs B. HeadingTrade Displays: Mr P. Gilmour-Walsh & Mr B.CantonHall Stewards: R. Middlecoat (Supervisor), G. Diefenbach, G. Newton, R. Brown, R. Hegarty, P. Fitzgibbon & L. Lowe Health & Safety Steward: D.Lowden – Mob. 0407 710 993Showgirl Coordinator: Mrs Helen Gilmour-Walsh Mob. 0418 163 118Supervising Gate Steward: Mr I. Aldred & Mrs K.Heading. Friday (01Jun): Maleny Rotary Club. Saturday (02Jun): Maleny Lions Club Honorary Veterinary Surgeons: Maleny Veterinary Surgery Bar: Apex Club of Maleny Ring First Aid: EMT Safety

OFFICE BEARERS 2018

Address all postedcorrespondence to The Secretary Maleny Show Society:P.O Box 310, Maleny QLD 4552

(07) 5494 [email protected]

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President: Maleny Show Society

Welcome one & all to the 2018 Maleny Agricultural Show! After our record breaking 80th Show last year, we are hoping to build on its success, and continue to bring you value for money entertainment, information and enjoyment at our two day Show on Friday June 1st and Saturday 2nd. Our Show Dance will be held on Saturday 19th May. This year we are hosting a new Junior Personalityof the Show section, where the littlies of your family can come & join the Showgirls & Rural Ambassadors.Our Shopping Spree on us campaign returns again and gives patrons the chance to win $500-$1,000each Show day in shopping vouchers to spend at local businesses who are sponsors of our Show.

Our much-loved Small Farmers Tent has great free events and education for the whole family to get involved in, and hopefully take home some inspiration to help make agriculture a bigger part of your life. Our Main Arena Horse programme will be a thrill to watch, with some of our competitors including QLD, Australian and Olympic Champions. Dairy, Beef, Poultry, Pigeons and Main Pavilion displays are a must to see, along with Woodchops all day Saturday, Fireworks Friday night and our Rodeo on Saturday evening. Entertainers not seen before in Maleny will provide new entertainment highlights, so we hope you will enjoy the variety we have planned. 2018 marks 96 years of service to the community by the Maleny Show Society, and special thanks must go to our hard working, dedicated volunteers, grounds sta� and Executive Committee who work tirelessly throughout the year to make the Show a success. Also, a huge thank you to our Sponsors and Working Partners: without their support our Show simply would not get o� the ground. I hope that all of our show patrons and members will demonstrate their support, in return, by shopping local wherever they can.It’s been a challenging year for us here at the Showgrounds, but we continue to strive for excellence in all we do, so we can o�er our grounds to all of the community to use and enjoy. We welcome volunteers at show time and throughout the year and invite you to get involved and be part of our wonderful community."

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Maleny ShowSociety Office

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Welcome to the81ST MALENY AGRICULTURAL SHOW

2018Competitor'sSHOWBOOKINDEXWhere to find theLivestock sections& Entry Forms

LIVESTOCK EVENTS

HORSES EVENTSForm: Horse Health DeclarationForm: Waiver/Release

STUD BEEF CATTLEForm: Livestock Entry FormForm: Waiver/Release

DAIRY CATTLEForm: Livestock Entry FormForm: Waiver/Release

POULTRYForm: Poultry Entry FormForm: Waiver/Release

PIGEONSForm: Poultry Entry FormForm: Waiver/Release

PAVILION SECTIONSForm: General Entry Form

GENERAL REGULATIONSMEMBERSHIP

SHOWGIRL & SHOW BALLSHOW PERSONALITY FORM

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A. KennedyAccura Group – Accounting Ag-Solutions Australian BakelsBaranbali FarmBarung LandcareBeauty by GabbyBeerwah Feed BarnBeerwah FloristBeerwah Small EnginesBev BradfordBev HeadingBos Rural KandangaBrian NugentBrouhaha BreweryBusy NeedlesC & J HughesCaloundra Cake DecoratorsCaloundra Floral Art Cheryl Grant Concept ITCoochin Creek Co-opCooloola Custom Stockfeed Corkin & Wild FamiliesCorks DairyCreative Cabinets Custom Curtains & ShadeD & R BurnettD J Sommer HomesD & H Hopper Daley FamilyDavid LowdenDeidre MellifontE & K LawleyEaston LawyersEd Lawley ConstructionsElders Real Estate MalenyEllison SinclairEmma Ruddle Photography

Ernie FerridayFlorence WoodsForest Heart Native Nursery Fort Lodge Brown Swiss (Francis Woods)FS Johnston & SonsGlasshouse Country & Maleny NewsGlenn & Kathy HowardGlennis BarberGone BonkersGraeme & Laurelle NewtonGrahame & Lynne StainesHolden's Gallery Ian AldredImelda’s Shoes Inish Jerseys Ivan & Kaye HankinsonJudi Coey OptometryJust Cooling ServicesKristy HopeK & R WebsterKinimbla EnterprisesL. KennedyLandmarkLandsborough Post O�ce (Gayle Johnson)Landsborough Screens & Security Ledger FamilyLuala HoldingsLyn HassallLynda BurgessM. ThompsonMaleny Arts and Crafts GroupMaleny Auto SparesMaleny Black Angus Beef Maleny Butchery Maleny Cheese Maleny CWAMaleny DairiesMaleny Food Co.Maleny Garden Club

Maleny Glass & AluminiumMaleny HarvestMaleny Hotel Maleny JewellersMaleny Landscaping Maleny ManorMaleny Motor TrimmersMaleny Mowers Maleny NewsagencyMaleny Optical Maleny Paint Supplies Maleny PhysiotherapyMaleny Poultry ClubMaleny Property Rentals Maleny Senior CitizensMaleny Supa IGAMaleny Town & CountryMaleny Trail Riders ClubMaleny Veterinary ServicesMaple 3Maple Street Co-opMaple Street Meats Mary Valley Milk Matthew & Denise Howard Mi-Feeds YandinaMonica & Fraser SkermanMooloolah Stock FeedsMy Property Management / Real Estate N & K McLeodNellie's Creative Hair DesignP & J RuddlePia Buick Real EstateQueensland GovernmentR & J HankinsonR & R EvansRange Auto & Fuel InjectionRange Hardware Ray WhiteRik & Ursula Ralph

Rosetta BooksRuddle DairySaintsational SausagesSandale SaddlerySapling Textiles Scott’s Rural Services Shirley GrundonShirley LarneySimply Stylish Sommer Bros Sommers Fuel Sunshine Coast Ceramic Tile Sunshine Coast CouncilSunshine Coast Fern & Foliage Society Sweets on Maple T & E SayerThe Bryce FamilyThe Crooked FringeThe Engle Family The Ginger FactoryThe Happy Snack Company The Industree The Shannon FamilyTotal Building & Construction (Rohan Williams)Tranquil ParkTrevor CarberyWaringle DroughtmastersWeston Earthmoving Wild WaterWild’s LivestockWinston JohnstoneWitta Cork DairiesWitta Recreation ClubWitta Tennis ClubWoodmack Pastoral Group Yandina Feed Barn Your Insurance BrokersInformation current at the time of printing. Please see website for current list of Sponsors.

Ross Hopper EnterprisesRotary Club MalenySayer CivilTransportable Shade ShedsTS Centaur Cadets MalenyWild's Livestock Transport

Maleny SESMaleny State High SchoolMaleny Swimming ClubMaleny Veterinary ServicesMooloolah Stock FeedQuota Club Maleny

Apex Club of MalenyEd Lawley ConstructionsKeith HopperLions Club MalenyMaleny Chamber of CommerceMaleny Coachlines

Maleny DairiesMaleny Historical SocietyMaleny Masonic LodgeMaleny Pony ClubMaleny Rangers Soccer ClubMaleny RSL

SPONSORS& Working Partners

Maleny Show Society thanks the following valued working partners,donors, sponsors and contributors for making our Show possible.

From the archives ... 1938 Maleny Show sponsors

ADULT $20Per Person over 15 years of age

PENSIONER $15Must hold disability or Aged Pension card

SINGLE FAMILY $251 Adult & up to 2 Children under 15 years

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Applications must be received by Fri 25 May 2018.Post or email a copy of your bank receipt and this Application Form to Maleny Show Society, P.O Box 310, Maleny QLD 4552 or email: [email protected]

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MEMBERSHIP& Show Society Regulations

See GENERAL REGULATIONS for additional Terms & Conditions of entry and participation

Admi s s i on C o s t s Applicable to the 2018 Maleny Show – Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June, 2018 Per Day Non-Member Admission $15 ADULT Persons over 15 years $10 PENSIONER Disability or Aged Pension Card required $10 STUDENT High School/University/College Students $ 5 PRIMARY STUDENT $30 FAMILY PASS 2 Adults & up to 3 Children (under 15yrs) ‘Non-member Admission’ refers to general public gate entry prices applicable to each Show day. Admission is per person per day (or per family, as specified) and does not permit re-entry. Valid Student/Pensioner ID cards must be shown on entry.

Ma l eny Sh ow So c i e t y Membe r sh i p

Maleny Show Society recommends becoming a Show member to receive TWO DAYS multiple entry to the Maleny Agricultural Show. Membership Forms can be downloaded from our website www.malenyshowsociety.org.au or via the Membership Form within this Showbook/Competitor’s Schedule. Please complete and return your form to the Show Office by 5:00pm Thursday 31st May, 2018. Annual Membership Prices $20 ADULT Persons over 15 years $15 PENSIONER Disability or Aged Pension Card required $25 SINGLE FAMILY PASS 1 Adult & up to 3 Children (under 15yrs) $40 FAMILY PASS 2 Adults & up to 3 Children (under 15yrs) Membership Prices are per person or per family per annum valid for up to one year membership, dependant on the date of application. 2018 Maleny Show memberships close at 5:00pm on Thursday 31st May, 2018.

Member tickets for entry to the 2018 Maleny Show cannot be distributed by Australia Post or Courier for applications made on/after Friday 25th May, 2018. Last minute member tickets (requested or received on/after 25May18) must be collected in person from the Show Office, and prior to Thursday 31st May, 2018.

Ma l eny Sh ow So c i e t y R egu l a t i on s [ 2018 ]

SALES: Any exhibit that is marked for sale attracts a 15% commission payable to the Maleny Show Society PAVILION ENTRIES & COLLECTION: All exhibits are to remain on display until Sunday 3rd June 2018, when items may be collected between 9.30am and 11.30am* (*See individual Pavilion sections for some exceptions). Under no circumstances will items be released for collection prior to this time | Please check the introduction to each specific section for times when the Stewards will be available for accepting entries prior to the Show | All Stewards will remain with their Sections/judging areas during Judging times and all other persons are asked to vacate the area. ENTRY FEES: Pavilion entry fees (for exhibitors), unless specified, apart from Junior Sections, are $1.00 per entry (incl. GST) with a maximum of $15.00 per section. Junior entry fees are free. Please refer to the specific Pavilion sections within for more details. PRIZE MONEY: Prize money must be collected during the two days of the Maleny Show from the Secretary’s Office on the Showgrounds (above the Main Arena) any time after 9:00am on Friday 1st June through to office close on Saturday 2nd June. Prize money is forfeited if not claimed on time. GRAND PARADE OF WINNING STOCK: There are two Grand Parades across the show days. Friday’s Grand Parade on June 1st commences from approx. 2:30pm, and Saturday’s Grand Parade on June 2nd commences from approx. 1:30pm. Both occur in the Main Arena, and are subject to change. DAIRY, STUD BEEF & HORSE EXHIBITORS: Please note, as these sections are a two day event, you must supply your own feed and water bins. Camping is available for a fee. There are NO DIPPING/SPRAYING facilities on Maleny Showgrounds. PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: First class coverage of all events, special announcements & matters of interest will be conducted continually throughout both days. ALCOHOL: All alcoholic beverages must be consumed within the designated Bar Area. Alcohol purchased outside the Showgrounds cannot be brought on site at any time. Photo I.D required. PARKING: A free ’Park & Ride’ service is offered on both Show days from our dedicated Show parking lot at the Maleny Historical Society, a few kilometres from town. A complimentary Show Shuttle operates frequently from the parking lot to the Showground from 8:00am until late each day. Parking is by gold coin donation. Shuttle is free of charge. BUSES: One Maleny Show courtesy coach will operate per day (Fri 1st June & Sat 2nd June) from designated bus-stops on the Sunshine Coast to Maleny Showgrounds and return. The coach commences on both days at the bus-stop adjacent to Shell Service Station Kawana, and routes along the Nicklin Way via Caloundra and Landsborough. The return afternoon coach from Maleny Showgrounds on either day follows the same reverse route to the Coast. PETS: Strictly no dogs/domestic animals on the Showgrounds unless competing in an event. FORMS FOR PARTICIPATION & EXHIBITION: All exhibitors, participants & competitors are subject to the General Regulations specified throughout this Competitor’s Schedule, and are required to complete the relevant Registration Forms, Livestock/Animal Health Declarations or Waiver/Release/Acknowledgement Forms provided or download from our website. Livestock entry forms require additional health declarations. General Pavilion entries & those not specified must complete the General Entry Form.

Join us SATURDAY 19TH MAY, 2018 for a great night out! The annual Maleny Show Ball is a fantastic evening of live entertainment and o�cially kicks o� our Show season. Entertainment by Nellie Finley Band, with special guest Col Finley.

SHOWBALL TICKETSAdults $15, Students $5, Families $35Purchase at the Pavilion on the evening, or phoneMaleny Show O�ce to reserve a group table.

WILL YOU BE OUR 2018 SHOW PERSONALITY?Get involved in the 2018 Maleny Agricultural Show and be part of history. Kids, Teens & Adults: you could be our next Show Personality.

JUNIOR PERSONALITY **new for 2018**Male or Female, Under 12 yearsMale or Female, 12-15 years

MISS SHOW GIRLFemale, 18-28 years~

JUNIOR SHOW PRINCESSFemale, 15-17 years~

CHARITY PERSONMale or Female, Over 15 years^

RURAL AMBASSADORMale or Female, 20-30 years^

CHARITY PERSON CONDITIONS: All Charity Person entrants agree to raise a minimum of $1,200 to qualify for the Major Prize of $2,000 in travel vouchers. Fundraising closing date 16 May 2018. GENERAL CONDITIONS: See within &website for Fees, Form & Terms/Conditions. INFO: Contact Helen Gilmour-Walsh. Email. [email protected] Mob. (0418) 163 118~Age prior to 01Aug 2018. ^Age at 01 May 2018.

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Here at Maleny Show Society we look forward to the future of the

Queensland Miss Showgirl Award: It is the opportunity of a lifetime

for young Queensland women. Come onboard in 2018, meet inspiring young women and enjoy an incredible journey!

The Miss Showgirl Awards seek young Queensland ladies to representQueensland Shows for 12 months. The role encourages and promotes the Agricultural Show Movement to Queensland youth.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?Every young woman who meets the age criteria. Entrants are selected for their knowledge, presentation and passion for the Agricultural Show Movement, and their community.The competition is no beauty contest, nor is it an intelligence test: It is an Award presented to young Queenslanders who raise the pro�le of Queensland Shows.

WHY GET INVOLVED?The Award provides an opportunity to excel in leadership, community involvement, key management and con�dence. It is also a fantastic social experience where you'll meet inspiring young women and locals, and have the chance to represent your town &/or region.For many years there have been greater than 600 entrants state-wide, making it the largest competition of its kind in QLD. Oh, and did we mention there's also a host of prizes to be won?

The experience has strengthened my passion for our unique shows, given me ideas to further engage the younger generations in the show movement and opened up opportunities to implement these ideas. The whole experience has enriched my life and given me valuable personal and professional development opportunities, which have already proven bene�cial. Through the Showgirl Awards I've met like-minded young women, some of whom have become great friends. I'm excited to now be working alongside them to ensure the continued success of our Queensland Shows." Jane Lillingstone, Near North Coast Showgirl State Finalist 2013 (Maleny)

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M a l e n y A g r i c u l t u r a l S h o w ( 8 1 s t S h o w ) M a l e n y S h o w B a l l & p r e s e n t a t i o n o f S h o w P e r s o n a l i t y F r i d a y 1 s t & S a t u r d a y 2 n d J u n e , 2 0 1 8 S a t u r d a y 1 9 t h M a y , 2 0 1 8 f r o m 7 : 3 0 p m SHOW PERSONALITY CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Information: Helen Gilmour-Walsh – Mobile (0418) 163 118 Email: [email protected] Age/Categories: Nomination Fee: Junior Personality Male or female, Under 12 years#~ Free to enter Junior Personality Male or female, 12-15 years#~ Free to enter Miss Show Girl Female, 18-28 years (prior to 01Aug18) $50 Registration Fee Junior Show Princess Female, 15-17 years (prior to 01Aug18) # $50 Registration Fee Rural Ambassador Male or female, 20-30 years (@ 01May18) $50 Registration Fee Charity Person Male or female, Over 15 years (@ 01May18) # $50 Registration Fee

Charity Person Fundraising conditions/info: General Conditions: Each entrant agrees to raise a minimum of $1,200 to qualify for the Major Registration Forms must be submitted no later than 01 May 2018. Prize of $2,000 in travel vouchers. Fundraising closing date 16 May 2018. Parental consent required for entrants under 18 years of age.

Applicant name: Sponsored by:

Category: Age & Date of Birth:

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Hobbies & Interests: More about you (optional): Why would you like to win this category?

I have read and agree to the above conditions of entry. I am aware that the registration fee is non-refundable~ Entrant* Signature Date *Or signature of Parent if applicant is under 18 years. Signed by

Participation in Show Personality is subject to Maleny Show Society’s General Regulations and showground rules. For more information see our Showbook or www.malenyshowsociety.org.au Should you have any questions please contact the Show Girl Co-Ordinator, Helen Gilmour-Walsh, or Maleny Show Society’s office on (07) 5494 2008, email [email protected] (~Registration/Nomination Fee does not apply to Junior Personality entrants. Junior Personalities must be under 15 years. #Parental consent required for entrants under 18 years of age.).

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W A I VE R , R E L E A S E & A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T F O R M Maleny Show Society Inc. 13 Stanley River Road, Maleny QLD 4552. Ph. 07 5494 2008 Email: [email protected] | Web: www.malenyshowsociety.org.au TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL LIVESTOCK ENTRIES, SECTIONS AND COMPETITIONS, INCLUDING HORSE EVENTS, SHOW JUMPING, STUD BEEF CATTLE, DAIRY, POULTRY, PIGEONS AND THE LIKE. THIS FORM MUST ACCOMPANY ADDITIONAL LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORMS, HEALTH DECLARATIONS OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR THE RELEVANT LIVESTOCK CATEGORY OR COMPETITION. Visit our website or current Showbook for details of forms and waivers required for each section.

EVENT: MALENY AGRICULTURAL SHOW Friday 1st June & Saturday 2nd June, 2018 In this Waiver, Release & Acknowledgement Form “The Society” means and includes:

(a) All affiliated entities: (b) Servants or agents of the Maleny Show Society and/or all affiliated

entities; (c) Employees of the Maleny Show Society and/or all affiliated entities; (d) Members of the Maleny Show Society and/or all affiliated entities; (e) Volunteers of the Maleny Show Society and/or all affiliated entities;

By participating in the Maleny Agricultural Show: 1. I acknowledge that it is a condition of participating on these grounds that I do

so at my own risk. I accept all risks and release the Maleny Show Society Inc. and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event, from all claims demands and proceedings arising out of or connected with my participation in the Event and indemnify them against all liability for all injury, loss or damage to myself or my property arising out of or connected with my participation in the Event. This release continues forever and binds all of my heirs, successors, executors, personal representatives and assigns.

2. I acknowledge that it is a condition of participating in the Event that the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event are absolved from all liability however arising for injury or damage to myself or my property howsoever caused arising out of participation in such activities whatsoever whether due to any negligent act, breach of duty, default and / or omission on the part of the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with such activities or otherwise.

3. I acknowledge that any person participating in the Event is only allowed to do so on the distinct understanding that they do so at their own risk.

4. I acknowledge that participating in the event may involve a real risk of serious injury or even death from various causes. I accept all risks necessarily flowing from participating in such activities.

5. I acknowledge that the Society relies on the information provided by me and state that all such information is accurate and complete.

6. I acknowledge the difficulties of participating in the Event and warrant that I am physically fit to participate in the Event and that I have not been advised otherwise by a qualified medical practitioner. I acknowledge that I must disclose any pre-existing medical or other condition that may affect the risk that either myself, or any other person will suffer injury, loss or damage.

7. I acknowledge that it is a condition of participating in the Event that I follow the instructions of the Society and any person directly or indirectly associated with the Event at all times. I indemnify and keep indemnified the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event from all claims, demands and proceedings arising out of or connected with a failure by me to comply with rules and/or directions given to me by the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event.

8. I indemnify and keep indemnified the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event, against all claims made by any other person for injury or damage howsoever caused arising out of participation in the Event whether due to any negligent act, breach of duty, default and/or omission on the part of the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with such activities, or otherwise.

A D U L T D E C L A R A T I O N I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ THIS FORM, OR THAT IT HAS BEEN EXPLAINED TO ME. I FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS AND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT. I HAVE SIGNED THE DOCUMENT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT MADE TO ME AND INTEND MY SIGNATURE TO BE A COMPLETE AND UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY TO THE GREATEST EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW. Signature: Date: Full Name: Address: Email: Phone: D E C L A R A T I O N O F M I N O R S (If you are under the age of 18 years on the Event Days your parent or guardian must sign this declaration) I certify that I am the parent/guardian of: who will be years of age on the day of the Event and that he/she has trained for, and has my consent, to participate in the Event. I testify that I have read the above and acknowledge acceptance of the stated conditions on behalf of the minor specified above. I testify that I have read the above and acknowledge acceptance of the stated conditions on behalf of the minor/s specified above. In consideration of the facilities provided to us, I myself, my executors, administrators and assigns and for the child/children/under age person/s (if applicable) absolutely release and discharge the Society and any person directly or indirectly associated with the Event from all claims, demands and proceedings arising out of or connected with participation in the Event that I or the child/children/underage person/s may suffer or sustain. I hereby indemnify and agree to keep indemnified the Society, and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event against all claims whatsoever by me or the child/children/under age person/s claiming through me or through the child/children/under age person/s in any way arising out of or connected with and this discharge may be pleaded in bar to any such claims. I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ THIS FORM, OR THAT IT HAS BEEN EXPLAINED TO ME. I FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS AND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT. I HAVE SIGNED THE DOCUMENTS FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT MADE TO ME AND INTEND MY SIGNATURE TO BE A COMPLETE AND UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY TO THE GREATEST EXTEND ALLOWED BY LAW. Signature of parent/guardian Date Parent/Guardian’s Full Name: Address: Phone:

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FOR THE CONDUCT OF COMPETITIONS AT QCAS AFFILIATED QUEENSLAND AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Society’s Inc. (QCAS) and the Society relevant to this schedule, the following General Regulations shall apply. Where there is a conflict between these regulations and the regulations and rules of the local Agricultural Society, the rules of the Affiliated Agricultural Society prevail. 1. GENERAL REGULATIONS AND ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES 1.1 All affiliated Queensland agricultural shows are conducted subject to the rules of the Queensland

Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc (QCAS), the constitution and rules of this Society, and any other special regulations which appear within the schedule.

1.2 Affiliated agricultural societies may, as required, supplement these regulations with their own special regulations ensuring they are consistent with QCAS regulations.

1.3 The attention of Exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of QCAS and the society relevant to this schedule, in addition to any special regulations which appear in this schedule. Copies of the Rules and By-Laws may be obtained upon application to QCAS or the society relevant to this schedule.

1.4 No refunds will be made after close of entry. 2. JUDGING 2.1 Judging will be performed by a Judge or panel of Judges appointed by the Society 2.2 In the event of the Judge deciding that the exhibits in any Class are not worthy of a prize, no prize

will be awarded. 2.3 It is considered good ethics that if a Junior Judge or Associate Judge has been judging in his/her

own right at any affiliated Agricultural Show, they are not eligible to enter the Young Judges competition at that Show, BUT they can still enter at another Show where they are not acting in a judging roll.

2.4 No Exhibitor or members of the Exhibitor’s immediate family or employed by the Exhibitor shall approach a Judge with regard to a decision made by the Judge unless they first obtain permission from the Committee person in charge or Steward of the Section.

3. NOTICE TO INTENDING EXHIBITORS 3.1 No person under disqualification recognised by the Society may exhibit or compete. 3.2 Entries for the upcoming Agricultural Show relevant to this schedule can be made as described

for each section in the schedule. Entries submitted other than on the correct form or online will be returned to the Exhibitor and, unless all requirements are complied with, and the forms returned to the Agricultural Society office by completion of business on the closing date, as shown in this Schedule, they will not be considered.

3.3 Notwithstanding the provisions of General Regulation 3.2 above, late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the Section Chief Steward.

3.4 Entries are accepted subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society, in addition to any Special Regulations, which appear in the Schedule.

3.5 Exhibitors whose entries have not been accepted shall be advised accordingly and entry fees refunded.

3.6 The exhibitor irrevocably consents to the Society publishing or reproducing in any manner whatsoever any particulars or information in relation to their exhibits; the publication or reproduction may be in a printed form or visual image through electronic means and/or on the internet.

3.7 Whilst all reasonable care is taken, the affiliated Agricultural Society cannot accept any responsibility for any losses and/or damage or injury to or by any livestock exhibits, equipment, vehicles or any other property or person whilst on the Showground’s.

3.8 Any persons causing a nuisance by loud comments, or the decision of the Judges or of otherwise unseemly behavior will after being cautioned, be expelled from the showgrounds, and in the case of exhibitors, be liable for disqualification.

4. BIOSECURITY 4.1 All QCAS affiliated agricultural societies have developed a comprehensive Agricultural Show

Biosecurity Plan and all event organisers, competitors and spectators have a joint responsibility to ensure the successful implementation of a biosecurity plan.

5. PRIVACY STATEMENT 5.1 The information provided by exhibitors is used by QCAS and the society relevant to this schedule

to organise, process and conduct competitions at the relevant agricultural show, sub chamber and state finals. By entering such competitions you consent to their personal information being used for this purpose including this information being made available to sponsors, breed associations, the media, the public, promotional purposes, archival purposes, published in publications and could be made available to other third parties for the purpose of promoting the Queensland agricultural show movement, or as otherwise required by law.

6. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY 6.1 All QCAS affiliated society’s showground’s are designated workplaces within the meaning of the

Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011 and exhibitors / competitors are required to ensure that they and all persons under their direction or control, including their contractors or sub-contractors, comply with all requirements of the Act and QCAS holds each exhibitor responsible to discharge its obligations to provide and maintain a safe place and system of work during occupation by the exhibitor/competitor of any area of the affiliated Agricultural Society’s Showground’s.

6.2 Each exhibitor/competitor will assess the risk to themselves, staff, family, volunteers, other exhibitors, agricultural society staff, show visitors, children and any person foreseeably affected by the presentation of their exhibit.

6.3 Risks identified by exhibitors/competitors will be eliminated or controlled by the exhibitor/competitor and particular attention will be paid to ensuring public safety and safety of other exhibitors/competitors.

6.4 Exhibits will only be held & handled by competent persons whose experience is known to the Exhibitor/Competitor.

6.5 Exhibitors/competitors are advised that the use of primus stoves, any heating or lighting appliances of a like character, or any naked light, is strictly prohibited in pavilions or any other building or area defined by the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service.

6.6 Any exhibitors/competitors intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showground’s will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers / residual current protection and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected by a licensed electrical contractor and currently tagged. This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors and the general public AND is a requirement of the current Electrical Safety Regulations.

6.7 The use of double adaptors is prohibited and all power boards must also be tested and tagged. 6.8 All exhibitors/competitors will comply with the requirements of the Act and its Regulations and

Standards in every other respect. This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors / competitors and the general public. The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of noncompliance with its provisions. Any exhibitors/ competitors who do not comply will not be allowed to exhibit at QCAS affiliated Shows

7. DISCLAIMER 7.1 The information contained in the Competitions Schedule/Catalogue is gathered for the purpose

of providing information to Exhibitors and show patrons. The information is a compilation of information provided by third parties and QCAS and affiliated Agricultural Society’s does not warrant its accuracy and advises that any such information may be subject to change or amendment occurring at any time and thereby making the information incorrect. Subject to QCAS legal obligations and responsibilities, if you require confirmation of any information please contact the QCAS Office.

8. GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST) 8.1 The Australian Taxation Office has deemed that GST is payable on prizes if an Exhibitor is

registered for GST and enters an Exhibit as part of a business enterprise. 8.2 The information an Exhibitor provides on the Application for Entry determines whether GST is

applicable. 8.3 Any prize stated in this Schedule does not include GST. 8.4 GST will not apply:

a. If an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as a hobby or private recreational pursuit; or b. If an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as part of a business enterprise, the Exhibitor has an ABN,

but the Exhibitor is NOT REGISTERED for GST. 8.5 If an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as part of a business enterprise, the Exhibitor is not entitled to an

ABN as the business or enterprise is not operating in Australia. 8.6 GST will apply if an Exhibitor enters an Exhibit as part of a business enterprise, the Exhibitor has

an ABN, and the Exhibitor is REGISTERED for GST. 8.7 Where GST applies, the Society will pay the prize money quoted in this Schedule plus 10% GST.

The Society will issue a recipient created tax invoice 9. PROTESTS 9.1 A protest against a Judge's Award must:-

a. be in writing addressed to the Secretary, and signed by the person lodging the protest; b. be lodged by delivery to the Secretary's Office within twenty-four hours of the making of

the Award; c. give the name and address of the person lodging the protest, and where two or more

persons join in the protest, state which one of those persons is authorised to receive correspondence or notices on behalf of all;

d. set out in reasonable detail particulars of the matter complained of including but not necessarily limited to the number of the Class and the Award protested against;

e. be accompanied by a deposit of $50. 10. PENALITIES 10.1 If the Disciplinary Committee considers that there has been a breach of the rules, By-laws or

regulations of the Society, it may impose such a penalty as it considers to be appropriate, including without limitation: a. a reprimand; b. a monetary fine (payable at such time/s as the Disciplinary Committee may determine); c. withdrawal or withholding of any award or ribbon; d. disqualification in respect of any class; e. expulsion from the Showground; f. where the person concerned is a member, a suspension or termination of that

membership; g. a ban; h. exclusion; i. prohibiting a Person from exhibiting or competing at the current Show or at any future

Show; j. a direction that an Exhibit be removed from the Showground; k. any other mandatory requirement; and l. any other penalty provided for in other regulations of the Society.

10.2 There shall be no appeal from any decision of the Disciplinary Committee. 10.3 The Association may publish to:

a. all Agricultural Societies in Queensland; b. the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies c. the relevant Breed Societies; d. the body with which the exhibit is registered, or is eligible for registration; the result of any proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee in which a person has been found guilty of a breach of any Rule, By-Law or Regulation.

10.4 The Society shall have no liability to any person in respect of any publication referred to above 10.5 No person shall have any claim against the Society or against any Committee member, member,

employee, volunteer or agent of the Society in respect of any act, matter or thing done in good faith during or in connection with the proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee.

GENERAL REGULATIONSAPPLICABLE TO ALL COMPETITORS, ENTRANTS, EXHIBITORS, TRADE PARTNERS & PATRONS

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MAIN ARENA 2 DaysFri 1st & Sat 2ndHORSE EVENTS

Ring Stewards: Kayrene Corkin, Des Brockhurst, Cath Ferriday, Kate Meager Enquiries: Cath Ferriday 0402 326 462, Kayrene 0477 008 221 PIC#: Maleny Showground PIC#QICU0539

All classes, rules & requirements are listed online: www.malenyshowsociety.org.au The Maleny Show Society conducts these competitions under the QCAS Inc. rules for the conduct of Agricultural Show Competitors. To view these rules, see the QCAS website: www.qcas.net.au | NB. DPI rules and regulations apply. All competitors must sign a Horse Health Declaration and Waiver prior to competing in any event. See enclosed or website | Movement records must be sighted. NO Refunds after nominations have closed (except on Veterinary Certificate). All Champions and Reserve Champions are expected to take place in the Grand Parade. Classes after the Grand Parade exempt | Exit road will be closed 30 minutes before the Grand Parade | Only competitors allowed in Ring whilst events are in progress. Yards: $15 for duration of show Camping: $18 for duration of show Phone Kayrene Corkin for yard/camping bookings on 07 5494 9559 or 0477 008221. Yards may be available if booked by May 25th 2018. All yard bookings must be paid in full prior to competing. No refund on yards unless cancellation is received prior to show. Strictly, NO ELECTRIC FENCES. Definitions: LOCAL signifies residency by horse & rider of Post Codes 4550, 4551, 4552, 4553, 4517, 4518, 4519 only. DISTRICT signifies residency by horse & rider of Sunshine Coast Council Area. MAIDEN is a horse which has never won first prize at an Agricultural Show. NOVICE is a horse which has never won a Championship at an Agricultural Show. INTERMEDIATE A horse that has never won First Place at a Royal Show. NB: Verification of residency must be presented if required. MORNING PROGRAM: Fri 1st June 2018 (Horse events)

BREED HALTER CLASSES, PERFORMANCE, NOVELTIES, LOCAL, DISTRICT & NOVICE, HACKS, LOCAL RIDER CLASSES, SHOW JUMPING. Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Prize money must be collected during the two days of the show (Fri 1st Sat 2nd June 2018) from the Show Office. Judging in Breed Rings to start at 8:30 am sharp. Show Jumping will commence 7:30am. All horses must be registered with their respective breed association. All registration papers must be presented if required | Classes may be split or combined (depending on numbers) | Classes will not be held up for multi-registered horses | Note: In accordance with rules set down in Qld. Chamber of Agricultural Societies any Colt or Stallion 2 years and over should be led with stallion bit, anti-rearing bit or chain and lead. Major Prizes – Friday 1st June

SUPREME CHAMPION LED ALL BREEDS OF SHOW Sponsored by Custom Curtains & Shades Prize $100 value Rug donated by Craig Porter Equine Services

SUPREME CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT Sponsored by Nellies Creative Hair Design Prize $50 value

SUPREME CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY Sponsored by Your Insurance Broker Prize $50 value

SUPREME CHAMPION GELDING Sponsored by Maleny Physiotherapy Prize $50 value

SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL HORSE UNDER SADDLE Sponsored by Wild Water Prize $50 value

SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER Sponsored by Beerwah Small Engines Prize $50 value

RING 1: (Fri 1st) Morning Horse Events Saddle classes in this ring will commence after the judging of all halter classes. PAINT HORSES - Led

Sponsored by Accura Group Audit Services 1. Colt 3 years and under 2. Stallion 4 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 3. Filly 3 years and under 4. Mare 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 5. Gelding 3 years and under 6. Gelding 4 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING Saddle Class

7. Paint Horse under saddle QUARTER HORSES - Led

Sponsored by Maleny Mowers 8. Colt 3 years and under 9. Stallion 4 years and over


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 12. Gelding 3 years and under 13. Gelding 4 years and over.


14. Quarter Horse under saddle ANY OTHER REGISTERED BREED – Led Sponsored by Maleny Communications

15. Colt 3 years & under 16. Stallion 4 years & Over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 17. Filly 3 years & under 18. Mare 4 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 19. Gelding 3 years & under 20. Gelding 4 years & over


21. Any other registered breed under saddle PERFORMANCE CLASSES Classes open to all breeds (HSAA rules).

Sponsored by Landsborough Post Office, Gayle Johnson 22. Junior Hunter under saddle 23. Senior Hunter under saddle 24. Open Hunt seat equitation 25. Youth Hunt seat equitation 26. Amateur Hunt seat equitation 27. Open Bridle Path Hack 28. Youth Western Pleasure 29. Amateur Western Pleasure 30. Open Western Pleasure 31. Open Western Horsemanship 32. Open Western Trail

RING 2: (Fri 1st) Morning Horse Events Saddle classes in this ring will commence after the judging of all halter classes. WARMBLOODS - Led Sponsored by Half Moon Hideaway

33. Colt 2 & under 34. Stallion 3 & over 35. Filly 2 & under 36. Mare 3 & over

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37. Gelding 2 & under 38. Gelding 3 & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WARMBLOOD Saddle Classes

39. Stallion under saddle 40. Mare under saddle 41. Gelding under saddle

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE THOROUGHBREDS - Led

42. Colt 3 years & under 43. Stallion 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 44. Filly 3 years & under 45. Mare 4 years and over 46. Brood Mare any age

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 47. Gelding 3 years & under 48. Gelding 4 years & over (ne 15.2hh) 49. Gelding 4 years & over (ov 15.2hh)

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING Saddle Classes


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE ANSA - Led Sponsored by Maleny Auto Spares

53. Colt 3 years and under 54. Stallion 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 55. Filly 3 years and under 56. Mare 4 years & over (15.2hh and under) 57. Mare 4 years & over (over 15.2hh)

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 58. Gelding 15.2hh and under 59. Gelding over 15.2hh



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES - Led Sponsored by Pia Buick Real Estate

63. Best presented ASH exhibit 64. Colt 3 years and under 65. Stallion 4 years and over




70. Stallion under saddle working 71. Mare under saddle working 72. Gelding under saddle working

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE WORKING HORSE 73. Stockhorse Hack 74. Stockhorse Pleasure Hack

FRIESIAN HORSES - Led Sponsored by Imelda’s on Maple

75. Best mane and tail exhibit 76. Colt 3 years and under 77. Stallion 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT

78. Filly 3 years and under 79. Mare 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 80. Gelding 3 and under 81. Gelding 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME CHAMPION FRIESIAN EXHIBIT

82. Part bred any age – led Saddle Classes

83. Friesian pure/part bred under saddle 84. Costume class - led or ridden

RING 3: (Fri 1st) Morning Horse Events Saddle classes in this ring will commence after the judging of all halter classes. PALOMINOS - Led Sponsored by The Crooked Fringe

85. Best presented exhibit 86. Filly 3 years and under 87. Mare 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 88. Colt 3 years and under 89. Stallion 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 90. Gelding 3 years and under 91. Gelding 4 years and over


92. Palomino under saddle BUCKSKIN/DUN - Led Sponsored by Wild Water

93. Best Presented Exhibit 94. Mare 4 years & over 95. Filly 3 years & under

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 96. Stallion 4 years & over 97. Colt 3 years & under

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION & COLT 98. Gelding 4 years & over 99. Gelding 3 years & under


100. Buckskin/Dun under Saddle ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTE - Led Sponsored by Custom Curtains & Shade

101. Best Presented Exhibit 102. Mare 4 years & over 103. Filly 3 years & under

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 104. Stallion 4 years & over 105. Colt 3 years & under

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 106. Gelding 4 years & over 107. Gelding 3 years & under


108. Any Other Solid Dilute under Saddle (includes DA NSD) DA NON SOLID DILUTE – Led | NB. Must be registered with Dilutes Australia Ltd. Sponsored by Maleny Property Rentals

109. Best Presented Exhibit 110. Mare or Filly any age 111. Stallion or Colt any age 112. Gelding any age

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DA NON SOLID DILUTE SUPREME LED DILUTE EXHIBIT (from Pal, Buck/dun, AOSD & DA NS Dilute)


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DA ANCILLARIES – Led Sponsored by Wild’s Livestock 113. Best Presented Exhibit 114. Mare of Filly any age 115. Led Stallion or Colt any age 116. Led Gelding any age

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DA ANCILLARY Saddle Class

117. DA Ancillary under saddle PURE BRED ARABIANS - Led Sponsored by Matthew & Denise Howard

118. Colt 3 year & under 119. Stallion 4 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 120. Filly 3 years & under 121. Mare 4 years & Over


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME PUREBRED EXHIBIT ARABIAN DERIVATIVES - Led Sponsored by Maleny Auto Spares

124. Gelding 3 years & under 125. Gelding 4 years & over ne 14.2hh 126. Gelding 4 years & over - ov. 14.2hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING 127. Colt 3 years & under 128. Stallion 4 years & over ne 14.2hh 129. Stallion 4 years & over – ov.14.2hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 130. Filly 3 years & under 131. Mare 4 years & over ne 14.2hh 132. Mare 4 years & over - ov 14.2hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY SUPREME ARABIAN DERIVATIVE Saddle Classes Sponsored by Range Auto & Fuel Injection

133. Purebred Stallion under saddle 134. Purebred Mare under saddle 135. Purebred Gelding under saddle 136. Derivative 14hh & under, under saddle 137. Derivative over 14hh - 15hh, under saddle 138. Derivative over 15hh, under saddle

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE 139. Costume Class

STANDARDBREDS – Led Sponsored by Weston Earthmoving

140. Best Presented 141. Stallion all ages 142. Filly under 3 years 143. Mare 3 years and over 144. Gelding under 10 years 145. Veteran Gelding over 10 years 146. Partbred Standardbred —all ages & sexes

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARDBRED Saddle Classes

147. Open walk/trot 148. Best educated 149. Open under saddle

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT UNDER SADDLE HEAVY HORSES - Led Sponsored by DJ Sommer Homes

150. Colt or Stallion any age 151. Mare or Filly any age 152. Gelding any age

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE

RING 4: (Fri 1st) Morning Horse Events Saddle classes in this ring will commence after the judging of all halter classes SHETLAND PONIES - Led Sponsored by Settlers Wines

153. Filly 3 years and under 154. Mare 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 155. Colt 3 years and under 156. Stallion 4 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 157. Gelding 3 years and under 158. Gelding 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME SHETLAND EXHIBIT Saddle Class

159. Shetland under saddle WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY - Led Sponsored by Maleny Food Co. Section A: 12hh and under



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 164. Gelding 3 years and under 165. Gelding 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING WELSH PONY - Led

Sponsored by Maleny Paints Section B: over 12hh - 13.2hh


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION COLT OR STALLION 168. Filly 3 years and under 169. Mare 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 170. Gelding 3 years and under 171. Gelding 4 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE - Led Section C: Sponsored by Imelda’s on Maple

172. Stallion or Colt 173. Mare or Filly 174. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE WELSH COB - Led Section D:

175. Stallion or Colt 176. Mare or Filly 177. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH COB SUPREME WELSH EXHIBIT WELSH PART BRED - Led

178. Part bred Mare 179. Part bred Stallion 180. Part bred Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PART BRED WELSH Saddle Classes

181. Welsh Stallion under saddle 182. Welsh Mare under Saddle 183. Welsh Gelding under saddle 184. Part bred Welsh Mare or Gelding under saddle 185. Part bred Stallion under saddle

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH UNDER SADDLE


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AUSTRALIAN STUD PONIES - Led Sponsored by Forrest Heart Native Nursery

186. Colt under 3 years 187. Stallion 3 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 188. Filly under 3 years 189. Mare 3 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY SUPREME AUSTRALIAN STUD PONY

190. Gelding 3 years and under 191. Gelding 4 years & over



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONIES - Led Sponsored by Maleny Landscaping Not to exceed 14.2hh

195. Stallion 196. Mare 197. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT Saddle Classes


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONIES -Led Sponsored by The Happy Snack Company Not to exceed 14.2hh

201. Stallion 4 years & over, 13hh & under 202. Stallion 4 years & over, over 13hh -14.2hh 203. Mare 4 years & over, 13hh & under 204. Mare 4 years & over, over 13 -14.2hh 205. Gelding 4 years & over, 13hh & under 206. Gelding 4 years & over, over 13hh -14.2hh 207. Young Stock 3 years & under

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT Saddle Classes


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION UNDER SADDLE AFTERNOON PROGRAM: Fri 1st June 2018 (Horse events) LOCAL, DISTRICT, NOVICE HACKS, RIDER CLASSES Commences after completion of All Breeds classes in first available ring Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5; 4th Ribbon LOCAL RIDER (To be judged in first ring available) Sponsored by Your Insurance Broker

211. Local lead line rider under 7. No entry fee. Ribbon only 212. Local rider 12 years and under 213. Local rider 13 years and under 17years 214. Local senior rider over 17years

SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER

RING 1: (Fri 1st) Afternoon Horse Events PONY HACKS - Not exceeding 14hh Sponsored by Judi Coey Optometry

215. Maiden pony 216. Novice pony ne 12.2hh 217. Novice pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PONY HACK 218. District pony ne 12hh 219. District pony over 12.2hh n.e.14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT PONY HACK 220. Local Pony (eligible for Champion Local Horse to compete

against winners of Local Galloway and Local Hack) 221. Open Pony Hack (not eligible for Champion)

RING 2: (Fri 1st) Afternoon Horse Events GALLOWAY HACKS - Over 14hh, ne 15hh Sponsored by Maleny Physiotherapy

222. Maiden Galloway 223. Novice Galloway over 14hh, ne 14.2hh 224. Novice Galloway over 14.2hh ne 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE 225. District Galloway over 14 ne14.2hh 226. District Galloway over 14.2hh ne 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT GALLOWAY HACK 227. Local Galloway (eligible for Champion Local Horse) 228. Open Galloway (not eligible for Champion)

RING 3: (Fri 2nd) Afternoon Horse Events HACKS - over 15hh Sponsored by Wild’s Livestock

229. Maiden Hack 230. Novice Hack over 15h ne 15.2hh 231. Novice Hack over 15.2hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK 232. District Hack over 15h, ne 15.2hh 233. District Hack over 15.2hh

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION DISTRICT HACK 234. Local Hack (eligible for Champion Local Horse) 235. Open Hack (not eligible for Champion)

SUPREME CHAMPION LOCAL HORSE UNDER SADDLE (From Local Pony, Galloway & Hack Winners) NOVELTIES Co-ordinated by Maleny Pony Club members Sponsored by Maple 3 Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5; 4th $3 Minimum dress code: long sleeve shirt, approved helmet and boots. Horse can only have one attempt at each event. Horse can only have one rider. Rider can compete on more than one horse in the same event.

10 years and under 14 years & under 17 years 236 Diamond Flag 246 Diamond Flag 237 Bending Race 247 Bending Race 238 Straight Barrel 248 Straight Barrel 239 The Box 249 The Box 240 The Keyhole 250 The Keyhole 11 years & under 14years 17 years and over 241 Diamond Flag 251 Diamond Flag 242 Bending Race 252 Bending Race 243 Straight Barrel 253 Straight Barrel 244 The Box 254 The Box 245 The Keyhole 255 The Keyhole


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MORNING PROGRAM: Sat 2nd June 2018 (Horse events) SHOW HUNTER, HACKS, RIDER, HARNESS & MINIATURE EVENTS Ring Stewards: Kayrene Corkin, Des Brockhurst, Kate Meager, Cath Ferriday Enquiries: Cath Ferriday 0402 326 462, Kayrene 0477 008 221 PIC#: Maleny Showground PIC#QICU0539 All classes, rules & requirements are listed online: www.malenyshowsociety.org.au The Maleny Show Society conducts these competitions under the QCAS Inc. rules for the conduct of Agricultural Show Competitors. To view these rules, see the QCAS website: www.qcas.net.au | NB. DPI rules and regulations apply. All competitors must sign a Horse Health Declaration and Waiver prior to competing in any event. See enclosed or website | Movement records must be sighted. NO Refunds after nominations have closed (except on Veterinary Certi�cate). Yards: $15 for duration of show Camping: $18 for duration of show Phone Kayrene Corkin for yard/camping bookings on 07 5494 9559 or 0477 008221. Yards may be available if booked by May 25th 2018. All yard bookings must be paid in full prior to competing. No refund on yards unless cancellation is received prior to show. Strictly, NO ELECTRIC FENCES. Show Jumping commences 7:30am Show Hunter, Hacks and Miniature events commence 8:30am NB. Ring program will not be held up | Competitors must notify Marshalling Stewards of delays | Classes may be combined should there be insu�cient numbers in classes. Major Prizes – Saturday 2nd June

CHAMPION HACK Donated by Maleny Manor CHAMPION NOVICE HACK

Donated by Sommers Fuels CHAMPION GALLOWAY

Donated by Maleny Hotel CHAMPION NOVICE GALLOWAY Donated by Custom Curtains & Shades CHAMPION SMALL PONY

Donated by Maleny Glass & Aluminium CHAMPION NOVICE SMALL PONY

Donated by Coral Dental CHAMPION LARGE PONY CHAMPION NOVICE LARGE PONY

Donated by Wild’s Livestock CHAMPION SIDE SADDLE HACK

Donated by Range Hardware - Mitre 10 CHAMPION GIRL RIDER

Donated by Saintsational Sausages CHAMPION BOY RIDER

Donated by Wild’s Livestock CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER

Donated by Wild’s Livestock SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE

Donated by Divine Miniature Horse Stud SUPREME CHAMPION SMALL HORSE

Donated by Divine Miniature Horse Stud SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER

Rug Donated by Craig Porter Equine Services SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER OF SHOW

Donated by Maleny Mowers SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE UNDER SADDLE (From Novice & Open, Galloway, Hack, Small Pony, Large Pony) PRIZE: $100 value by Mitre 10 Maleny

Rug donated by Craig Porter Equine Services

RING 1: (Sat 2nd) Commencing 8:30am Sponsored by Your Insurance Broker SHOW HUNTER (only eligible for Show Hunter Classes) - Led Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5

1. Led Show Hunter Hack over 15hh 2. Led Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh 3. Led Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER SHOW HUNTER HACKS Entry Fee: $4.00 | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10

4. Maiden Show Hunter Hack over 15hh 5. Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15hh ne 16hh 6. Novice Show Hunter Hack over 16hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HUNTER HACK 7. Intermediate Show Hunter Hack over 15hh 8. Open Show Hunter Hack over 15hh ne 16hh 9. Open Show Hunter Hack over 16hh 10. Youth Show Hunter Hack over 15hh 11. Ladies Show Hunter Hack over 15hh 12. Gents Show Hunter Hack over 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK SHOW HUNTER PONIES Sponsored by Wild Water Ponies 12.2hh & under, rider under 17years. Over 12.2hh, rider juvenile or adult.

13. Maiden Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh 14. Novice Show Hunter Pony ne 12.2hh 15. Novice Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 ne 14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HUNTER PONY 16. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh 17. Open Show Hunter Pony ne 12hh 18. Open Show Hunter Pony over 12hh ne 12.2hh 19. Open Show Hunter Pony 12.2hh ne 13hh 20. Open Show Hunter Pony over 13hh ne 14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAYS Sponsored by Accura Group Audit Services

21. Maiden Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh 22. Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 14.2hh 23. Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh ne 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HUNTER GALLOWAY 24. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh 25. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 14.2hh 26. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh ne 15hh 27. Youth Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh 28. Ladies Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh 29. Gents Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY SUPREME SHOW HUNTER (from Champion Pony, Galloway and Hack) RING 2: (Sat 2nd) Commencing 8:30am GALLOWAYS, RIDER CLASSES, HACKS LED CLASSES Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5

30. Led Galloway over 14hh —14.2hh 31. Led Galloway over 14.2 —15hh 32. Led Hack over 15hh-16hh 33. Led Hack over 16hh

GALLOWAYS Entry Fee: $4.00 | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10

Sponsored by Rosetta Books 34. Maiden Galloway over 14hh —15hh 35. Novice Galloway over 14hh —14.2hh 36. Novice Galloway over 14.2hh —15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE GALLOWAY


HORSE EVENTSTWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) BIOSECURITY HORSE HEALTH DECLARATION AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM


37. Intermediate Galloway over 14hh —15hh 38. Galloway over 14hh - 14.2hh 39. Galloway over 14.2hh —15hh 40. Youth Galloway — rider under 17 years 41. Ladies Galloway 42. Gents Galloway

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY RIDER CLASSES

43. Novice rider - 17 years and over 44. Open Lady Rider - 17 years and over 45. Open Gent Rider - 17 years and over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER (Eligible for Champion rider of Show SIDE SADDLE Nominate prior to show by contacting Kayrene Corkin on 0477 008221

46. Side Saddle turn out 47. Open Hack in Side Saddle

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SIDE SADDLE HACK HACKS Sponsored by Mitre 10 Maleny

48. Maiden Hack over 15hh 49. Novice Hack over 15hh -16hh 50. Novice Hack over 16hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK 51. Intermediate Hack over 15hh 52. Hack over 15hh - 15.2hh 53. Hack over 15.2hh - 16hh 54. Hack over 16hh - 16.2hh 55. Hack over 16.2hh 56. Youth Hack 15hh rider under 17 years 57. Ladies Hack over 15hh 58. Gents Hack over 15hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK RING 3: (Sat 2nd) Commencing 8:30am PONIES – Led Classes Entry Fee: $3 | Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5

59. Led small Pony Hack not exceeding 12.2hh 60. Led Large Pony Hack over 12.2hh -14hh

SMALL PONY HACKS (Rider under 17 years of age) Sponsored by Your Insurance Broker Entry Fee: $4.00 | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10

61. Maiden Small Pony Hack not exceeding 12.2hh 62. Novice Small Pony Hack not exceeding 12hh 63. Novice Small Pony Hack over 12hh -12.2hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SMALL PONY HACK 64. Intermediate Small Pony Hack - ne 12.2hh 65. Small Pony Hack not exceeding 12hh 66. Small Pony Hack over 12hh - 12.2hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY HACK LARGE PONY HACKS (over 12.2hh, under 14hh, Rider Juvenile or adult)

Sponsored by Maleny Hotel Entry Fee: $4.00 | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10

67. Maiden Large Pony Hack over 12.2hh — 14hh 68. Novice Large Pony Hack over 12.2hh — 13hh 69. Novice Large Pony Hack over 13hh — 14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE LARGE PONY HACK 70. Intermediate Large Pony Hack over 12.2hh — 14hh 71. Large Pony Hack over 12.2hh — 13hh 72. Large Pony Hack over 13hh — 14hh 73. Large Pony Hack over12.2 — 14hh rider under 17years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE PONY HACK

JUNIOR RIDER CLASSES Sponsored by Maple 3 Café

Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5 74. Rider 7 years and under to be led- ribbon no entry fee 75. Boy 7 years and under 76. Girl 7 years and under 77. Boy - 8 years & under 11 years 78. Girl - 8 years & under 11 years 79. Boy - 11 years & under 14 years 80. Girl - 11 years & under 14 years 81. Boy - 14 years & under 17 years 82. Girl - 14 years & under 17 years 83. District Boy Rider - under 17 years 84. District Girl Rider - under 17 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BOY RIDER CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL RIDER (Eligible for Supreme Rider of Show) KIDS CORNER – Pony Club Attire accepted

85. Smartest Pony on parade 12hh – 14hh 86. Best paced & mannered pony 12hh – 14hh 87. Quietest Pony 88. Pair of Ponies 89. Fancy Dress

RING 4: (Sat 2nd) Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5; 4th Ribbon MINIATURE HORSES (34” & under) Horses must be registered with any miniature horse society

Sponsored by Divine Miniature Horse Stud 90. Stallion 3 years & over 91. Colt under 3 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 92. Mare 3 years & over 93. Filly under 3 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 94. Gelding 3 years & over 95. Gelding under 3 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT

Sash & Trophies donated by Divine Miniature Horse Stud SMALL HORSES (38” & under) Horses must be registered with any miniature horse society Sponsored by Divine Miniature Horse Stud

96. Stallion 3 years & over 97. Colt under 3 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 98. Mare 3 years & over 99. Filly under 3 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY 100. Gelding 3 years & over 101. Gelding under 3 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING SUPREME SMALL HORSE EXHIBIT

Sash & Trophy donated by Divine Miniature Horse Stud PERFORMANCE CLASSES: 1 horse & 1 handler

102. Youth Showmanship 6 years & under 103. Youth Showmanship 7 years – 11 years 104. Youth Showmanship 12 years – 14 years 105. Youth Showmanship 15 years – 17 years 106. Adult showmanship 18 years & over 107. Youth Trail 6 years & under 108. Youth Trail 7 years – 11 years 109. Youth Trail 12 years – 14 years


TWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) BIOSECURITY HORSE HEALTH DECLARATION AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM

HORSE EVENTS MAIN ARENA 2 DaysFri 1st & Sat 2nd

110. Youth Trail 15 years – 17 years 111. Adult Trail 18 years & over 112. Youth Hunter 6 years & under 113. Youth Hunter 7 years – 11 years 114. Youth Hunter 12 years – 14 years 115. Youth Hunter 15 years – 17 years 116. Adult Hunter 18 years & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION YOUTH 6 years & UNDER CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION YOUTH 7-11years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION YOUTH 12-14years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION YOUTH 15-17years CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT 18 years & OVER Trophy donated by Divine Miniature Horse Stud

117. Miniature horse fault & out 118. Small horse fault & out

AFTERNOON PROGRAM: Sat 2nd June 2018 (Horse events) RING 1: Commencing approx. 1:00pm HARNESS CLASSES (As per EFA Rules) Sponsored by Elders Real Estate Nominate prior to show by contacting Kayrene Corkin on 0477 008221 Entry Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10; 3rd $5

119. Horse or Pony Turnout 120. Novice Horse or Pony in Harness 121. Open Horse or Pony in Harness

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE OR PONY Sponsored by Maleny Vet Services

122. Youth Whip under 17 years 123. Lady Whip 124. Gentleman Whip 125. Pleasure Drive

OFFICIAL SHOW JUMPING PROGRAM: Fri 1st & Sat 2nd Ring Steward: Kayrene Corkin 5494 9559, mobile 0477008221 Course builder: Paul Raymont PIC#: Maleny Showground PIC#QICU0539 NB. DPI rules and regulations apply. | A Rider’s Waiver and Horse Health Declaration must be signed prior to entering. | Movement records must be sighted. NO Refunds after nominations have closed (except on Veterinary Certi�cate). | Prize money must be collected from the Show O�ce Fri 1st Sat 2rd June. Yards: $15 for duration of show Camping: $18 for duration of show. Power available to camping area. Phone Kayrene Corkin for yard/camping bookings on 07 5494 9559 or 0477 008221. Yards may be available if booked by May 25th 2018. All yard bookings must be paid in full prior to competing. No refund on yards unless cancellation is received prior to show. Please note the inclusion of an uno�cial 80cm AM3 to be run prior to the start of the O�cial and Uno�cial Jumping Program each day . $100 to be split between all clear - 2 rounds | Minimum dress code: Coat and tie must be worn Friday 1st June: Commencing 7:30am sharp

Sponsored by Shirley Grundon & Maleny Manor J1 80cms Uno�cial AM3 class Nom Fee: $4.00

Prize: $100 split all clear – 2 rounds J2 1.05m Height Class (AM5) Nom. Fee: $8.00 Prizes 1st $145; 2nd $120; 3rd $100; 4th $80; 5th $60; 6th $50 J3 1.05m Junior (AM5) Nom. Fee: $5.00 Prizes 1st $85; 2nd $70; 3rd $55; 4th $40; 5th $25; 6th $20 J4 1.20m Competitive Height Class (AM5) Nom. Fee: $8.00 Prizes 1st $145; 2nd $120; 3rd $100; 4th $80; 5th $60; 6th $50 J5 1.30m Competitive Height Class (AM5) Nom. Fee $9.00 Prizes 1st $175; 2nd $145; 3rd $115; 4th $85; 5th $70; 6th $55

Friday 1st June: Evening Program J6a Junior 6 Bar 12 years & under Nom. Fee: $3.00 Prizes 1st $50; 2nd $40; 3rd $30; 4th $20; 5th $10; 6th $10 Sponsored by Yandina Feed Barn J6 Junior 6 Bar Over 12 years Nom. Fee: $6.00 Prizes 1st $100; 2nd $75; 3rd $60; 4th $50; 5th $40; 6th $30 Laurie Wild Memorial Award sponsored by Corkin/Wild Families. $100 Cash. Saturday 2nd June: Commencing 7:30am sharp J7 80cms Uno�cial AM3 class Nom Fee: $4.00 Prize: $100 split all clear – 2 rounds J8 1.10m Maleny Classic Nom. Fee: $10.00 Prizes 1st $180; 2nd $155; 3rd $125; 4th $95; 5th $75; 6th $55 Sponsored by Weston Earthmoving J9 1.10m Junior Championship Nom. Fee: $5.00 Prizes 1st $85; 2nd $70; 3rd $55; 4th $40; 5th $25; 6th $20 Sponsored by Sandale Saddlery — Rug J10 1.25m Maleny Classic Nom. Fee: $10.00

Prizes 1st $180; 2nd $155; 3rd $125; 4th $95; 5th $75; 6th $55 Sponsored by Weston Earthmoving J11 1.40m Maleny Classic Nom. Fee: $14.00 Prizes 1st $255; 2nd $210; 3rd $165; 4th 130; 5th $100; 6th $80 Sponsored by Maleny Motor Trimmers J12 Open Puissance Nom. Fee: $13.00 Prizes1st $220; 2nd $180; 3rd $140; 4th $110; 5th $85; 6th $50 Sponsored by Grahame & Lynne Staines, Paul Preston “Saintsational Sausages”, & Robert Palmer “Maleny Glass” Plus, $200 shared by those who jump 182cms. Plus, $300 to anyone breaking the ground record (2 metres) held by Guy Creighton “Gulf Country” & Kerry Langbecker “Battler’s Luck”. The Maleny Show Society thanks Sunshine Coast Jump Club for their support. UNOFFICIAL SHOW JUMPING PROGRAM Course Builder: Keith Gray Sponsors: Mooloolah Stockfeeds - Keith and Sharon Gray Minimum Dress Code: Pony Club Attire | Rider/Horse combination who compete in the Uno�cial Junior ring must stay in that ring for the show - excluding events J1, J7, J6/J6a Junior Six bars, which will be in o�cial ring. Friday 1st June: Commencing 8:00am sharp Nomination Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10; 4th $5 Sponsored by Range Hardware - Mitre 10 JE1 AM3 10 years and under JE2 AM3 11 years and under 14 years JE3 AM3 14 years and under 17 years JE4 AM3 Over 17 years JE5 Power & Speed 10 years and under JE6 Power & Speed 11 years and under 14 years JE7 Power & Speed 14 years and under 17 years JE8 Power & Speed over 17 years Saturday 2nd June: Commencing 8:00am sharp Nomination Fee: $3.00 | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10; 4th $5 Sponsored by Accura Audit Services JE9 Grand Prix 10 years and under JE10 Grand Prix 11 years and under 14 years JE11 Grand Prix 14 years and under 17 years JE12 Grand Prix Over 17 years JE13 AM2 10 years and under JE14 AM2 11 years and under 14 years JE15 AM2 14 years and under 17 years JE16 AM2 over 17 years

Queensland Agricultural Shows Biosecur i ty Horse Hea l th Dec larat ion

Name of Event/Activity: Maleny Agricultural Show. 13 Stanley River Road, Maleny QLD 4552 | PIC#QICU0539

Date/s (please select): Fri 01 June 2018 Sat 02 June 2018

OWNER OR PERSON IN CHARGE OF HORSE/S

FULL NAME:

HOME ADDRESS:

EMAIL:

PHONE: MOBILE:

PROPERTY OF ORIGIN OF HORSE/S FULL ADDRESS: (if different to above)

PIC NUMBER:(Property Identification Code) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _DETAILS OF ALL HORSES BEING BROUGHT ONTO THE GROUNDS (USE ADDITIONAL SHEET AS REQUIRED)

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Are horses being yarded overnight at this event? YES/NO – please circle THURS / FRIDAY / SATURDAY

Declaration by owner or person in charge of horse/s attending:

I, ____________________________________________________ declare that the horse/s named above has/have been in good health, eating normally and not shown signs of illness during the last 3 days leading up to this event. I give my authorisation for the Event Organising Committee/Manager to call for veterinary inspection of the horse/s named above and in my care should they be showing signs of illness at any time during the course of the event. I agree to pay any veterinary fees incurred for the abovementioned horses as a result of this veterinary examination.

I AGREE TO ENSURE THAT: 1. All horses will be shampooed, rinsed and allowed to dry, and their hooves will picked clean of all solid material and washed with shampoo. 2. All vehicles and equipment accompanying the horses will be cleaned to remove all solid material that could contain disease agents, and then disinfected.

I FURTHER DECLARE THAT: 3. The information contained in this Biosecurity Declaration is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. 4. I agree to abide by all conditions that may be imposed at any time by the Event Organising Committee/Manager. 5. I acknowledge that in failure to comply, I may be directed to leave and my nominations will be forfeited. 6. I acknowledge that decontamination and disinfection procedures may be required of me if instructed by the Event Organising Committee/Manager. 7. I acknowledge that there is a possibility that horses might become infected with disease agents as a result of any movements and if necessary horses

and premises will be quarantined in accordance with any Legislation covering such occurrences including policies and procedures in effect at that time. I agree and acknowledge that the Manager/Event Organising Committee, it’s State or National Affiliated bodies and their members are not in any way liable for any cost, expense, loss, damage, claim, action, proceeding or other liability incurred by or made against me as a result of any movement of horses to the Event/Farm.

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STUD BEEF CATTLETWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM (BEEF/DAIRY CATTLE) AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM

Chief Steward: Ken Scott 0428 230 213 | Email: [email protected] Entries & fees: To be received by Friday 18th May.

Maleny Show Society, P.O Box 310, Maleny QLD 4552 [email protected] Maleny Showground PIC#QICU0539 All classes, rules & requirements are listed online: www.malenyshowsociety.org.au The Maleny Show Society conducts these competitions under the QCAS Inc. rules for the conduct of Agricultural Show Competitors. To view these rules, see the QCAS website: www.queenslandshows.com.au | NB. DPI rules and regulations apply. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: All entries must be registered with a recognised Stud Society, beef or dual purpose, and a copy of your registration must accompany your entry forms. To enter your livestock you are required to complete and submit TWO FORMS, as well as submit a copy of your registration certificate: For entry to be valid you will need:

1. Livestock Entry form 2. Waiver, Release and Acknowledgement form 3. A copy of your Registration Certificate

ENTRY RULES: See also General Rules & Regulations within this Showbook or online. 1. All entries and payments to be received by Friday 18 May 2018 (Entry forms and

Waivers supplied within this Showbook in the “Forms” section form part of your entry. Forms also available from: www.malenyshowsociety.org.au)

2. No exhibits will be permitted to the grounds unless thoroughly tractable. Stewards have discretionary powers to withdraw an exhibit felt to be not well controlled.

3. All bulls over 12 months must be led with a nose ring lead/grip. No exceptions. 4. Determination of age will be based on age as at 1st May 2018. 5. All winning exhibits must be led in the Grand Parade. Failure to do so may result

in disqualification. 6. There will be NO on-ground dipping facilities available. 7. All persons causing a nuisance by loud comments of the decision of the Judges or

otherwise unseemly behaviour will, after being cautioned, be expelled from the Showgrounds and in the case of exhibitors, be liable for disqualification with the period of disqualification being at the absolute discretion of the Maleny Show Society.

8. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT: Any exhibitor intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showgrounds 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 all exhibitors and the general public and is a requirement of the Electrical Safety Regulations 2005 Part 5, Division 5. 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 Maleny Showgrounds.

9. All exhibitors or representatives to assemble in the main ring prior to judging on Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd June, 2018.

10. Please bring own feed and water containers 11. Exhibitors making false entries or giving false pedigrees for animals shall forfeit

all prizes won at the show 12. All entries to be registered with a recognised Stud Society, beef or dual

purpose. No exceptions. Proof to accompany your entry. Please note: the use of grooming blowers is not permitted at times of Judges and Stewards using the microphone, or as directed by the Stewards. MEALS: Breakfast will be available Friday and Saturday morning. CAMPING: Showground Camping Fees $10 per night MEMBERSHIP: Show Society Membership is recommended (Refer to details on entry form). All school teams will be admitted free of charge providing one family membership is purchased from the Maleny Show Society. Ph: 07 5494 2008. BEEF JUDGING: Cattle should be on the grounds no later than 8:00am

Friday 1st June Judging of Led Steers & Heifers will take place Fri 1st June 2018 at 9:00am. The Junior Handlers’ Classes and Junior Judge’s Competition will commence immediately after the Led Steers & Heifers on Friday.

Saturday 2nd June All other classes for Beef Cattle will be held on Sat 2nd June 2018 at 9:00am.

GRAND PARADE TIMES: Grand Parade (Day 1): 2:30pm Friday 1st June Grand Parade (Day 2): 1:30pm Saturday 2nd June

BEEF SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS Many local families & businesses generously sponsor the Stud Beef Cattle section, enabling the Maleny Show Society to offer excellent prize money, trophies & prizes. Our thanks go to: Total Building & Construction, T & E Sayer, Maleny Black Angus Beef, Bos Rural Kandanga, Maleny Town & Country, Fort Lodge Brown Swiss-F Woods.

BEEF PROGRAM (Day 1): Friday 1st June from 9:00am

CLASSES FOR LED STEERS & HEIFERS Sponsored by Bos Rural Kandanga

Entry fee: $10.00 | Prize Money: $300 voucher from Bos Rural for Grand Champion Led Steer/Heifer, judged by a panel. All entries to be dehorned or polled

Class 1000 Led Steer/Heifer less than 325kgs Class 1100 Led Trade Steer/Heifer 325kgs to 450kgs Class 1200 Led heavyweight Steer/Heifer greater than 450kgs

JUNIOR HANDLERS CLASSES Commencing 10:00am Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $20; 2nd $15.00; 3rd $10.00 All classes must have a minimum of 3 entries. ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS will be given to a Junior competitor from Handlers or Judges Classes. Sponsored by Maleny Black Angus Beef – Mark & Sue Menkens All school teams admitted under one family membership. Contact the Show Secretary by phone or email for issue of membership tickets.

Class A: Open to anyone under 10 years as of 01May18 Class B: Open to anyone 10yrs & under 15 as of 01May18 Class C: Open to anyone 15 to 25 years as of 01May18

JUNIOR JUDGES COMPETITION Commencing 12:00pm Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $20; 2nd $15.00; 3rd $10.00 plus a Perpetual Shield and Trophy for this class, sponsored by The Shannon Family. Competitors will be judged on correct placing of cattle, presentation and commentary.

Class A: Competitors under 10 years as of 01May18 Class B: Competitors 10 years and under 15 as of 01May18 Class C: Competitors 15 to 25 years as of 01May18

NB: The winners of Class C in Jnr Handlers & Jnr Judges, may enter the Near North Coast Sub Chamber finals at Woodford Show on 23rd June 2018. TUG OF WAR COMPETITION Commencing 4:30pm – Beef Pavilion Entry fee: Free | Register: With the Beef Stewards prior to the competition. School teams of 6 from the Beef & Dairy Sections are invited to compete. NB: All participating school teams are automatically entered into THE HERDSPERSON AWARD & THE SCHOOL CHALLENGE CUP, awarded at the end of the day to the School team scoring the most points for a range of criteria.


STUD BEEF CATTLETWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM (BEEF/DAIRY CATTLE) AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM

DAIRY SECTIONTWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM (BEEF/DAIRY CATTLE) AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM Dairy continues over page

DAIRY PAVILION from Thursday 31st May

BEEF PROGRAM (Day 2): Saturday 2nd June GENERAL CLASSES 4 categories to be judged: BRITISH / TROPICAL / SMALL / EURO. On your livestock entry form, nominate the category from one of the above. Entry Fee: $10.00 includes bedding | Prize Money: 1st $30 (First prize only if there are less than 3 entries. 1∕2 1st prize if unchallenged in class); 2nd $20.00; 3rd $15.00

Class 100: Bull under 12 months Class 200: Bull 12 months & under 18 months JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL

Class 300: Bull 18 months & under 24 months Class 400: Bull 24 months and over SENIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL GRAND CHAMPION BULL Class 500: Heifer under 12 months Class 600: Heifer 12 months & under 18 months JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER Class 700: Heifer 18 months & under 24 months Class 800: Cow 24 months and over SENIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION HEIFER/COW GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER/ COW

SUPREME CHAMPION INTERBREED BULL Prize Money: $100 Judged from the Grand Champion Bulls from each category. Prize donated by Total Building & Construction. SUPREME CHAMPION INTERBREED COW Prize Money: $100 Judged from the Grand Champion Cows from each category. Prize donated by Christopher & Julie Hughes CLASS 900 EXHIBITOR’S GROUP (3 Animals of mixed sexes) Entry Fee: $10.00 includes bedding for this class. All animals must be entered in General Classes. Frank Woods Memorial Trophy (donated by Travis, Ellenor & Riley Sayer) 2018 INTERSHOW BEEF TRIFECTA CHAMPIONSHIP Prize Pool: $1200.00 (in total) A Junior Champion Bull AND a Junior Champion Heifer under 18 months as at 1st May 2018. Selected from the winners of each of the 4 categories (British, European, Tropical and Small breeds). Must compete at all 3 shows: Kilcoy, Maleny, Woodford. Final scores will be allotted as below & the highest scoring animals in each category will be selected to compete in the final judging during the Grand Parade at Woodford Show on 23rd June. Each Category - 4 points will be awarded for 1st, 3 points for 2nd, 2points for 3rd and 1 point for entering each show. A panel of 3 Judges for the final. Prize Pool- $ 600 EACH for BULL AND HEIFER ($1200 TOTAL)

Chief Ring Steward Ed Lawley – Ph. 5494 2704 / Mob. 0419 653 282 Email: [email protected]

Assisting Stewards Mrs Kathy Howard Mrs Karen Lawley Mr Fraser Skerman Mr Glenn Howard Mr Bevan Smith Mr Sean Lepper Mr G McCamley Kelly-Ann Kay

Ramp Steward Mr Glenn Howard PIC#: Maleny Showground PIC#QICU0539 ENTRANTS PLEASE NOTE: There will be no dipping/spraying facilities at the grounds. To enter your livestock you are required to complete and submit TWO FORMS: (1) Livestock Entry form and (2) Waiver, Release & Acknowledgement form All classes, rules, regulations & requirements relating to the Dairy section are listed online: www.malenyshowsociety.org.au | The Maleny Show Society conducts these competitions under the QCAS Inc. rules for the conduct of Agricultural Show Competitors. See the QCAS website: www.queenslandshows.com.au. NB. DPI rules and regulations apply.

DAIRY (Day 1): Thursday 31st May GROUND MILKING COMPETITION

DAIRY (Day 2): Friday 1st June JUDGING OF BREEDS Commences 9:00am YOUNG PARADERS COMPETITION Commences after the Grand Parade

DAIRY (Day 3): Saturday 2nd June BEST SCHOOL AND HOBBY EXHIBIT Commences 9:00am PRESENTATION GROUND MILKING AWARDS INTERBREED CLASSES YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION

TUG OF WAR COMPETITION Commencing 4:30pm – Beef Pavilion Entry fee: Free | Register: With the Beef Stewards prior to the competition. School teams of 6 from the Beef & Dairy Sections are invited to compete. NB: All participating school teams are automatically entered into THE HERDSPERSON AWARD & THE SCHOOL CHALLENGE CUP, awarded at the end of the day to the School team scoring the most points for a range of criteria.

Ag-Solutions (Trevor Zerner) Glenn & Kathy Howard Maleny Cheese Mi-Feeds Yandina Ron & Judy Hankinson A & M Fredriksen Woodmack Pastoral Group Maleny Dairies Mrs Florence Woods Sommer Bros Dairy Corks Dairy Reesville Just Cooling Services (Sean Lepper) The Hopper Family My Property Management The Bryce Family Ed & Kate Lawley Baranbali Farm Maleny Veterinary Services Ray & Robyn Evans The Daley Family F & M Skerman Ken & Robyn Webster (Debbie Thorne) P & J Ruddle The Ledger Family F.S. Johnston & Sons Kennedy Dairies Ruddle’s Dairy Your Insurance Broker Winston & Helen Johnston Landmark Mary Valley Milk John & Emma Ruddle Fort Lodge Brown Swiss (Francis Woods) Inish Jerseys

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DAIRY SECTIONTWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM (BEEF/DAIRY CATTLE) AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORMContinued from previous

REGULATIONS FOR DAIRY CATTLE SECTION NO. 26 In cases where there is no competition, the Judges use their own discretion to award a prize or not. 1. All cattle must be thoroughly tractable and bulls must tie up and lead and all single

exhibits to be led into the ring or they will not be judged. The Stewards to hold discretionary powers to enforce this regulation.

2. All bulls 2 years and over must have rings in and be led by same with staff. 3. Exhibitors making false entries or giving false pedigrees for animals in this section

shall forfeit all prizes won at the Show. 4. Animals shall only wear ribbons won at this Show; all prize winners shall appear and

parade on Friday at 2:30pm and Saturday at 1:30pm. Prizes are liable to be forfeited by anyone breaking these rules.

5. A heifer is a female animal not exceeding three years of age, whether milking or not. 6. Stewards must not wear the Society’s badge whilst leading their exhibit for judging. 7. All persons causing a nuisance by loud comments on the decision of the Judges or

otherwise unseemly behaviour, will, after being cautioned, be expelled from the Showgrounds and in the case of exhibitors, be liable for disqualification, with the period of disqualification to be at the absolute discretion of the Maleny Show Society.

8. The Stewards shall have the power to turn out any beast from the ring in any class if they think it is not the proper class.

9. In Bull in Progeny class, the progeny need not be the property of the owner of the sire. 10. Date of birth to be stated on entry form of all exhibits. 11. Age of cattle from April 1st 2018. 12. All cattle exhibited must be TB & Brucellosis tested according to RNA rules. 13. All cows in dry classes must be six months in calf or dry to be milked out on judging

morning if not completely dry.

14. All exhibits must be on the grounds no later than 8am Friday 1st June 2018, and not permitted to leave the grounds until after the Grand Parade on Saturday 2nd June 2018. This includes non-prize winners.

15. Only cattle approved by the Herd Book Societies will be accepted for entries. 16. According to DPI ruling, Certification, duly signed by an authorised Stock Inspector

qualifying cattle as Brucellosis-free, is to be available for inspection when entering the Showgrounds. This can be on the back of the permit.

17. ENZOTIC BOVINE LEUCOSIS DAIRY CATTLE ONLY: 1. From herds classified as Accredited Free (AF). No test required 2. Dairy cattle over 6 months of age, other than those From EBI Accredited Free

Herds will require a negative test for EBI within 6 months prior to entry to country shows but will require a negative test within 30 days prior to entry to the RNA.

18. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT: Any exhibitor intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showgrounds 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 all exhibitors and the general public and is a requirement of the Electrical Safety Regulations 2002 Part 5, Division 5.The act imposes very severe penalties in the event of non-compliance with its provision .Any exhibitors who do not comply will not be allowed to exhibit at the Maleny Showgrounds. Exhibitors should check all electrical equipment and leads before coming to the Showgrounds to avoid the occurrence of any difficulties.

19. ORDER OF GRAND PARADE: The Supreme Champion Dairy Cow will lead the Parade, followed by the Production Champions, followed by the Breed which furnished the Supreme Champion. The remainder of the Breeds will follow in order of numerical strength. Approximate Grand Parade times: Friday 1st June 2:30pm and Saturday 2nd June 1:30pm.

20. RNA AGE GROUP STANDARDS Butterfat Protein Junior 2 years old (under 2½ at calving) 120kgs 100kgs Senior 2 years old (2½ and under 3 at calving) 130kgs 110kgs Junior 3 years old (3 and under 3½ at calving) 140kgs 120kgs Senior 3 years old (3½ and under 4 at calving) 145kgs 125kgs Junior 4 years old (4 and under 4½ at calving) 150kgs 130kgs Senior 4 years old (4½ and under 5 at calving) 155kgs 135kgs Mature 5 and over at calving 160kgs 140kgs

21. All entries are required by Friday 18th May 2018 so we can arrange judges, bedding and stalls.

22. Some breeds will be sharing a ring & Judge. 23. Exhibitors Memberships or Entry Fees to grounds must be paid

with Cattle Entry Fee or it will be deducted from prize money. 24. Maleny Show Society requests that all milk on the grounds be

donated for dairy section improvement. 25. Breakfast will be available Friday and Saturday mornings.

(Leave orders in kitchen by Thursday night). 26. If possible, exhibitors to bring own water and feed bins. 27. All exhibitors must supply a copy of Public Liability Insurance with

the Livestock entry form. 28. No positive Bovine Johnes Disease animals allowed on grounds Key: A = AYRSHIRES G = GUERNSEY J = JERSEY H = HOLSTEIN I = ILLAWARRA DAIRY PROGRAM (Day 1): Thursday 31st May GROUND MILKING COMPETITON Open to all Dairy breeds Conducted along the rules set out by the RNA with the exception that lactation points are not taken into account. Animals entered in the Ground Milking Classes must also be entered in an Open Class. Animals will not be eligible for a prize if butterfat content average is less than 3.3% mass. Entry time: All cows entered in these classes are to be on the ground no later than 4:00pm Wednesday, 30th May 2018. To be milked by 6:00pm that day. Milking at 6:00am and 6:00pm Thursday 31st May 2018. Entry fee: $10 per animal (Enters animal into all Classes below) CLASSES: GM 1 BUTTERFAT COW

Greatest quantity of Butterfat on the grounds. Prizes donated by: Mi-Feeds Yandina, and Just Cooling Services

GM 2 BUTTERFAT HEIFER, under 3 years Greatest quantity of Butterfat EG Evans Memorial Sash & Trophy donated by R&R Evans

Prize donated by: Mi-Feeds Yandina, and My Property Management

CHAMPION BUTTERFAT COW OR HEIFER From Classes 1 & 2

Sash & President’s Perpetual Trophy donated & presented by Maleny Show President, Ivan Hankinson. Prize donated by: Maleny Dairies & Local Dairy Farmers “Trophy to go to the exhibitor who has won the most times in ten years.”

GM 3 WEIGHT OF MILK COMPETITION

Cow giving greatest weight of milk, which must average no less than 3.3% butterfat. Prize donated by: Maleny Veterinary Services

GM 4 TEAM OF 3 COWS OR HEIFERS

Producing the greatest quantity of milk in 24 hours. Each cow or Heifer must average no less than 3.3% butterfat. Prize donated by: P & J Ruddle

GM5 GREATEST QUANTITY OF PROTEIN PRODUCED ON THE GROUNDS

WITH A MIN. OF 3% PROTEIN. Prize donated by: Fort Lodge Brown Swiss NB. Presentation of the Ground Milking Competition will take place on Sat 2nd June.


DAIRY SECTIONTWO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: (1) LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM (BEEF/DAIRY CATTLE) AND (2) WAIVER/RELEASE/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM

DAIRY PROGRAM (Day 2): Friday 1st June from 9:00am GENERAL CLASSES Judging from 9:00am Entry Fees: $7.00 per head (incl. GST) plus Bedding $6.00 per head (incl. GST) Prize Money: 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $15 (only if more than 4 entries in class, unless otherwise specified). Entries: Required by Friday 18th May 2018, so Judges, Bedding and Stalls can be arranged. CLASSES:

1. HEIFER under 12 months 2. HEIFER 12 and under 18 months, Dry 3. HEIFER 18 months and under 2 years, Dry

CHAMPION JUVENILE HEIFER 1st & 2nd in classes eligible RESERVE CHAMPION JUVENILE HEIFER Illawarra Prizes donated by Ledger Family

4. HEIFER 2 years and under 3 years, Dry 5. HEIFER under 2 ½ in Milk 6. HEIFER 2 ½ & under 3 years in Milk 7. Pen of 3 HEIFERS 8. BEST UDDER under 3 years in Milk

This class is for Illawarra only Prize donated by FS Johnston & Sons

CHAMPION JUNIOR HEIFER 1st & 2nd in classes eligible. Illawarra receives the Michael Ledger Memorial Sash. Prize donated by Peter Ardrey, & Woodmack Pastoral Group RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR HEIFER Prize donated by Fraser & Monica Skerman

9. COW 3 years and under 5 years dry 10. COW 5 years and over dry 11. COW 3 years and under 4, in Milk 12. COW 4 years and under 5 in Milk 13. COW 5 years and under 7 in Milk 14. COW 7 years and over in Milk 15. Pen of 3 COWS 16. DAM & DAUGHTER or 2 DAUGHTERS OF 1 DAM 17. Progeny Stakes of sire - to consist of 2 animals.

Illawarra receives the A M Hunt Memorial Sash Prize donated by Mary Valley Milk

18. EXHIBITOR’S GROUP — to consist of 4 animals. Illawarra prize donated by The Daley Family

19. BEST UDDER COW OR HEIFER — Must be in milk Illawarra winner receives A J Bryce Memorial Sash & Trophy donated by Glen & Rosemary Bryce

CHAMPION COW 1st & 2nd in classes eligible Sash & Prize donated by Woodmack Pastoral Group Illawarra breed to receive C H Bryce Memorial Sash & Trophy and Prize of $200 donated by Glen and Rosemary Bryce RESERVE CHAMPION COW: Sash Illawarra prize donated by Fraser & Monica Skerman

YOUNG PARADER’S COMPETITION These classes will be judged at the conclusion of the cattle judging (or after the Grand Parade). NB. Dairy Cattle Parader’s Classes are for Dairy cattle exhibitors or assistants of Dairy Cattle exhibitors only. Handlers are to lead dairy animals under 3 years. Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $15

CLASSES: (A) Junior: Under 15 years as at 1st May 2018 (B) Open: 15 years and under 25 years of age on the 1st of May

in the year of the State Final. Open winner competes at the Sub-Chamber Judges Competition at The Sunshine Coast Show, 17th June 2018 (provided they have not won at another Show this year). Winners & Runners up should ensure their entry forms are forwarded to the Sub Chamber Secretary & the Society Hosting the Sub Chamber Finals as soon as possible. PLEASE NOTE: Dairy cattle Parader’s Classes are for Dairy cattle exhibitors or assistants of Dairy Cattle exhibitors only. Handlers are to lead dairy animals under 3 years in classes. THE MARGARET WOODS MEMORIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD will also be awarded. Donated by Mrs Florence Woods

DAIRY PROGRAM (Day 3): Saturday 2nd June from 9:00am BEST SCHOOL OR HOBBY EXHIBIT (Animal must be owned by exhibitor) Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $15; 2nd $10

20. Animal over 3 years, in Milk 21. Animal under 3 years, in Milk 22. Animal over 3 years, Dry 23. Animal under 3 years, Dry 24. Best presented animal, all ages, Dry or in Milk

Prize money donated by Jock Johnston PRESENTATION OF GROUND MILKING AWARDS

25. SUPREME CHAMPION JUVENILE HEIFER Champion & Reserve Champion from previous day’s judging Prize donated by Local Maleny Dairy Farmers

26. SUPREME CHAMPION JUNIOR HEIFER Champion & Reserve Champion from previous day’s judging

Champion Junior prize donated by Landmark & Local Maleny Dairy Farmers. Reserved Champion donated by A & M Fredriksen

27. SUPREME PEN OF 3 HEIFERS Breeds to nominate exhibits Prize donated by Mi-Feeds Yandina & My Property Management

28. SUPREME PEN OF 3 COWS Breeds to nominate exhibits

Prize donated by Ag Solutions & My Property Management 29. SUPREME UDDER (Cow or Heifer)

1st & 2nd place from each breed to compete for DJ HANKINSON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy to go to the exhibitor who has won the most times in 10 years. Trophy donated by Ron & Judy Hankinson & My Property Management

30. SUPREME CHAMPION COW Champion & Reserve Champion from previous day’s judging ALAN LAWLEY MEMORIAL SASH donated by Lawley Family Prize money: $250.00 donated by Your Insurance Broker. $250 donated by Ruddle Dairies | Trophy donated by G & K Howard Reserve Champion prize donated by Mary Valley Transport. Plus a prize donated by Landmark & Local Maleny Dairy Farmers YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION

Sponsored by Fort Lodge Brown Swiss - Francis Woods Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $15 CLASSES: (A) Junior: Under 15 years as at 1st May 2018

(B) 15 years and under 25 years of age on the 1st of May in the year of the State Final.

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Chief Steward: Bill Morris Mob. 0400 544602 10 Smerdon Rd, South Side, Gympie Qld 4570 Assisting Stewards: Vince Carbery & Ian Mitchell Mob. 0438 660720 Entries Close: Friday 25th May 2018 at 5:00pm. Maximum 300 entries. No late entries will be accepted. Entry times: Stewards will be in attendance at the Poultry Shed to receive birds from 6:00am on Friday 1st June 2018 or by arrangement.

Birds must be caged by 8:00am Friday 1st June 2018 Judging: Commences 9:00am Sharp. NB. Birds must be entered correctly. No late transfers will be permitted. Collection: Birds may be claimed after 4:30pm on Friday 1st June. Entry Fee: $1.00 | Prize Money: 1st $3; 2nd $2; 3rd $1. Prize money must be collected during the Show. Prize money available for collection at the Secretary’s Office after 9:00am on Friday 1st June 2018. Note: If there are more than six entries received in the classes of “any other variety” for a particular breed, the Stewards will create a separate section for these breeds as they see fit. POULTRY SPONSORS Maleny & District Poultry Club - Sponsoring Champion of Breed for each Breed. Cooloola Custom Stockfeeds, Beerwah Feed Barn, The Thompson Family, Maleny Town and Country. TEAM CHALLENGE Entry Fee: Free | Requirements: Team to be made up of 1 Cock, 1 Hen, 1 Cockerel & 1 Pullet. All must be same breed and same colour. One team per exhibitor. Birds must be entered in general classes first | Pen numbers to be given to Chief Steward on morning of show before judging.

CHAMPION AWARDS Poultry Grand Champion of Show $30.00 plus Sash Reserve Grand Champion Bird of Show $15.00 plus Sash Grand Champion SF Large Bird Sash Grand Champion HF Large Bird Sash Grand Champion SF Bantam Sash Grand Champion HF Bantam Sash Champion SF Large Male $5.00 Champion SF Large Female $5.00 Champion Hard Feather Male $5.00 Champion Hard Feather Female $5.00 Champion Hard Feather Male Bantam $5.00 Champion Hard Feather Female Bantam $5.00 Champion Soft Feather Male Bantam $5.00 Champion Soft Feather Female Bantam $5.00 Champion Bantam $5.00 Champion Pit $5.00 Champion Breeding Pair $5.00 Champion Pair of Pullets $5.00 JUNIORS/NOVICE are encouraged to enter in any category. Special Prize for Junior Exhibitor: Trophy donated by M Thompson. NOVICE POULTRY JUDGES COMPETITION **New for 2018** Friday 1st June, 12:30pm, Small Farmers Tent, Entertainment Oval Join in and try your hand at Poultry Judging. You could be the future Judge of the Show!

CLASSES BREED SOFT FEATHER STANDARD Rhode Island Red 1 2 3 4 Rhode Island White 5 6 7 8 Silver Wyandotte 9 10 11 12 Gold Wyandotte 13 14 15 16 AOC Wyandotte 17 18 19 20 Light Sussex 21 22 23 24 Australorp 25 26 27 28 White Leghorn 29 30 31 32 Leghorn AOC 33 34 35 36 White Silkie 37 38 39 40 Black Silkie 41 42 43 44 AOC Silkie 45 46 47 48 Ancona 49 50 51 52 Langshan 53 54 55 56 Any Other Variety 57 58 59 60 HARD FEATHER STANDARD (GAME) Any Australian Colour 61 62 63 64 Indian Game (Dark) 65 66 67 68 Indian Game (Jubilee) 69 70 71 72 OLD ENGLISH GAME Black Red DL 73 74 75 76 Old English Game Pile 77 78 79 80 Old English Game AOC 81 82 83 84 Pit Game Heavy 85 86 87 88 Pit Game Light 89 90 91 92 Any Other Variety 93 94 95 96 SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS White Pekin 97 98 99 100 Black Pekin 101 102 103 104 Buff Pekin 105 106 107 108 AOC 109 110 111 112 White Wyandotte 113 114 115 116 Wyandotte AOC 117 118 119 120

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Supervising Steward: Keron Anderson Ph. 0407 586 923 42 Thompson Rd, Beerwah QLD 4519 Entries: To the Steward no later than Friday 25th May 2018

No late entries accepted Entry & Collection: Penning to be finished by 8:30am Sat 2nd June Birds released for collection 3:00pm Sat 2nd June Judging: Commences 9:00am Saturday 2nd June, Poultry Pavilion CLASSES: COCK HEN TUMBLER LONG FACE TUMBLER C.L. A.C. 1 2 LONG FACE TUMBLER MUFFED A.C. 3 4 SHORT FACE TUMBLER A.C. 5 6 HELMET A.C. 7 8 MAGPIE A.C. 9 10 NUN A.C. 11 12 VIENNA TUMBLER A.C 13 14 BIRMINGHAM ROLLER SHOW TYPE 15 16 FLYING TUMBLER AUST. PERFORMING TUMBLER A.C. 17 18 BIRMINGHAM ROLLER FLYING TYPE A.C. 19 20 WEST OF ENGLAND TUMBLER A.C. 21 22 ASIAN BREEDS FANTAIL A.C. 23 24 INDIAN FANTAIL A.C. 25 26 FRILL BACK A.C. 27 28 FRILL BREEDS BLONDINETTE A.C. 29 30 SATINETTE A.C. 31 32 CHINESE OWL A.C. 33 34 TURBIT A.C. 35 36 TOY & COLOUR PIGEONS ARCHANGEL/GIMPLE A.C. 37 38 FIELD PIGEONS A.O.V. 39 40

The Queensland Pigeon Fanciers Society will donate trophies for the following: CHAMPION, RESERVE CHAMPION, and BEST JUNIOR TROPHY. Plus, MEDALLIONS FOR BEST OF EACH GROUPS. Pigeons are subject to the same conditions of entry as Poultry. Please complete the Poultry Section Entry Form and Waiver/Release/Acknowledge Forms, as provided within this Showbook, or download from www.malenyshowsociety.org.au CLASSES: COCK HEN HOMER BREEDS DRAGOON A.C. 41 42 GERMAN BEAUTY A.C. 43 44 MODENA GAZZI A.C. 45 46 MODENA SCHIETTI A.C. 47 48 AUST. SHOW PENHOMERS BLUE BAR 49 50 ANY OTHER BAR 51 52 GRIZZLE A.C. 53 54 BLUE/BLACK CHEQ. 55 56 RED/RED CHEQ. 57 58 PIED 59 60 AOC 61 62 BRITISH SHOW RACER A.C. 63 64 RACE PIGEON FLYING TYPE A.C 65 66 RACE PIGEON SHOW TYPE 67 68 POUTER & CROPPER BRUNNER POUTER A.C 69 70 PYGMY POUTER A.C 71 72 A.O.V. FANCY A.C 73 74 UTILITY BREEDS CARNEAU A.C 75 76 KING A.C. 77 78 JUNIOR CLASSES (UNDER 16 YEARS) ALL VARIETIES A.C 79 80

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I hereby certify that the above exhibits are owned by me and at the ADDITIONAL DISCLAIMER FOR PIGEON EXHIBITORS: time of entry the birds are healthy & I enter at my own risk subject I DECLARE THAT BIRDS ENTERED HAVE BEEN VACCINATED to the rules of Maleny Show Society Inc: FOR PMV1:

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All entry forms & fees must be in the hands of the Chief Stewards listed below by 5:00pm Friday 25th May 2018. (Alternatively, entry forms can be sent to Maleny Show Office, P.O Box 310, Maleny QLD 4552 – Allow additional processing time) Poultry Steward: Mr Bill Morris 10 Smerdon Rd, South Side, Gympie Qld 4570 Mobile 0400 544 602 Pigeon Steward: Keron Anderson 42 Thompson Rd, Beerwah, Qld 4519 Mobile 0407 586 923

TIP! ASK YOUR STEWARD ABOUT OUR NEW NOVICE POULTRY JUDGES COMPETITION … IT’S FREE TO ENTER!

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COOKERY SECTION (P)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

Stewards: Mrs Glennis Barber - Ph. 07 5494 4358 0432 094 910 Mrs Laurelle Newton - Ph. 07 5494 2164 Mrs Linda Fawkes - Ph. 07 5499 9844

Tanya Pratten - Ph. 0408 341 407 Entry Times: Thursday 31 May 2018 from 8:00 to 10:30am.

Under NO circumstances will entries be accepted after judging has commenced at 11:00am. Those with multiple entries (more than 6) are encouraged to submit their entry forms to the Show Secretary’s Office prior to Tuesday 29 May 2018, so entry tickets can be processed in advance.

Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31 May. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during

judging. Judges decision is final. Presentation: On disposable plates or covered boards with exhibitor’s

name underneath, and a tick or cross to indicate if entries are to be collected on Sunday 3 June 2018.

Collection of entries: Sunday 3 June 9:30-11:00am. Exhibits not collected by such time will be disposed of.

Please note: all care is taken with entries, however Maleny Show Society accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred.

Entry Fee: $1.00 per entry | Junior Entry Fee: Free (separate entry form required) Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 (unless otherwise stated). 2nd and 3rd prizes awarded only if more than 2 entries | Junior Prize Money: 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $2. Except JC5. Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. SPECIAL PRIZES

A trophy donated by Bev Heading will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the MOST POINTS in this section. An exhibitor must have at least SIX ENTRIES in this section to be eligible for the Special Prize. Combined Prize with SECTION Q SWEETS & PRESERVES: A special Perpetual Trophy, donated by Ian Aldred in memory of wife, Beryle, will go to the exhibitor gaining the MOST POINTS in Sections P and Q combined. Points are awarded as follows: 1st = 5 pts, 2nd = 3 pts, 3rd = 1pt, and 1pt for every entry.

NB. Entries will be disqualified unless they adhere to what is required for each class | All exhibits in this section are to be the work of the exhibitor. All cakes and loaves will be cut or broken during judging | Fancy shape cake tins are not advisable. COOKERY CLASSES

1. 5 Pikelets 2. 5 Jam Drops 3. 5 Anzac Biscuits 4. 5 Butterfly Cakes, decorated, papers allowed. 5. 5 biscotti biscuits 6. 5 Biscuits – Any other single variety. 7. 5 Slices- Any other single variety 8. 4 Slices Chocolate Brownie 9. 5 slices of Chewy Date, Fig & Ginger Slice. Recipe supplied by CWA

Country Kitchen for Healthy Food Choices. Recipe to follow: 1 cup SR flour, 2/3 cup rolled oats, 1/3 cup cornflour, ½ cup brown sugar, ¼ cup walnuts, ½ cup dried figs, 1 & 2/3 cup coconut. Mix these dry ingredients in bowl. Soften 2 cups chopped dates and 2 teaspoons ginger spice in 2 cups of milk for 3 mins in microwave, and add to dry ingredients. Bake in 18 x 28 cm slab tin for 20mins @ 180 degrees.

10. Cinnamon Tea Cake.

11. Cornflour Sponge - 1 mixture divided into 2 cake tins, filled with jam, not iced. 12. MEN’S ONLY – packet cake mix (chocolate), iced on top 13. Marble Cake in a bar tin 14. Carrot and Walnut Loaf - iced on top. No cream cheese. 15. Ginger Cake-iced – bar tin 16. Cake – any other variety – can include gluten free.

Include type of cake on entry form. 17. Date Loaf. 18. Orange Cake iced – Bar tin, iced on top only. 19. Coffee Cake iced 20. 4 Banana Muffins no papers 21. Sweet Pie or Tart – Any Variety 22. Boiled Fruit Cake. 23. Pumpkin Fruit Cake. 24. Plum Pudding - boiled in a cloth (Prizes: 1st $14 2nd $7, 3rd $4) 25. Plum Pudding - steamed (Prizes: 1st $14, 2nd $7, 3rd $4) 26. Rich Dark Fruit Cake Competition - 250gms butter, can include cherries and

nuts - no icing. (Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10). NB. This is a State Competition. The winner, if they so choose, may enter a cake in the Sub-Chamber judging at the Woodford Show. The winner there may enter the Brisbane Exhibition with a 500g mixture.

HOME-MADE BREAD CLASSES 27. 5 Plain Scones 28. 5 Pumpkin Scones 29. 5 Savoury Scones 30. Loaf Home-made White Bread in loaf pan. 31. Loaf Home-made Sour Dough Bread 32. Loaf Home-made Bread – Any other variety.eg different grains,

fruit loaf, Irish Soda Bread. Include type on entry form. 33. Savoury Damper

JUNIOR COOKERY SECTION (A) and (B) Entry Fee: Free Junior Prize money: 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $2. Voucher for Side Show Alley for most points in each section. Also in each section A & B, a special prize from The Ginger Factory. JUNIOR SECTION (A) – 11 years and under JC1. 5 Chocolate Crackles, in patty papers. JC2. 3 Arrowroot Biscuits decorated in theme of “Butterfly” JC3. 5 Chocolate Chip Cookies - no packet mix. JC4. 3 Gingerbread People. PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTION – Prize cards and Ribbons only JC5. Decorated Chocolate Crackles – one per child on plates of

five (5). Mark which School or Home School on entry sheet. JUNIOR SECTION (B) –12 to 16 years JC6. 5 Cup Cakes, butter icing and decorated, papers allowed. JC7. 5 Pieces Muesli / Healthy Fruit / Chewy Bar. JC8. 5 Jam Drops - jam baked in biscuits JC9. 5 Anzac Biscuits JC10. 4 Slices Raspberry Coconut Slice JC11. Cake iced – any variety - packet mix Note: Junior exhibitors are not eligible to compete in the combined P&Q points award, unless competing in the Open Classes in each section. **See website for Pointers for successful show cooking and judging**


SECTION (PA)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

CAKE DECORATING

CHEESE & PESTOENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

SECTION (O)

Please refer to COOKERY SECTION (P) for information on entering in Cake Decorating. Entry Times: Thursday 31 May 2018 from 8:00 to 10:30am.

Under NO circumstances will entries be accepted after judging has commenced at 11:00am.

Those with multiple entries (more than 6) are encouraged to submit their entry forms to the Show Secretary’s Office prior to Tuesday 29 May 2018, so entry tickets can be processed in advance.

Presentation: On covered boards which include supports or cleats underneath for ease of lifting. Write exhibitor’s name underneath, and a tick or cross to indicate if entries are to be picked up on Sunday 3 June 2018. CAKE DECORATING CLASSES/CATEGORIES NB. “Dummy cakes” may be used in classes CD1 – CD6 CD1 Wedding Cake: 2 tier

Presented on a common base up to 45cm square. Iced with fondant and decorated. Handwork only. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $15, 3rd $10)

CD2 Special Occasion Cake Single tier, iced with fondant & decorated with greeting. Handwork only. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $10, 3rd $5)

CD3 Novelty Cake in theme: “Nursery Rhyme” Fondant icing. Judged on ingenuity of design & execution. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $10, 3rd $5)

CD4 Novice: Special Occasion Cake. Fondant icing. For anyone decorating less than 3years. Single tier.

Must include an inscription. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $10, 3rd $5)

CD5 Novice: Special Occasion Cake by anyone under 18 Fondant icing. For anyone aged under 18 yrs. Single Tier. Must include an inscription. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $10, 3rd $5)

CD6 Stand of Decorated Cup Cakes Up to 35cms. Fondant or butter icing. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $10, 3rd $5)

CD7 Spray containing at least 3 different types of flowers displayed on a board up to 20cm suitable for a special occasion cake. (Prizes: 1st ctn. Bakels Icing, 2nd $10, 3rd $5)

CD8 Novelty Cake – Butter Icing (Prizes: 1st $14, 2nd $7, 3rd $4). COOKERY SECTION SPONSORS

Bev Heading Ian Aldred Fraser Skerman The Ginger Factory Easton Lawyers David Lowden Bev Bradford Laurelle & Graeme Newton Florence Woods Deidre Mellifont Maple 3 Café Australian Bakels Monica Skerman Kaye Hankinson Kathy and Glen Howard Lynda Burgess Norma McLeod Glennis Barber Maleny CWA Mandy Kennedy Caloundra Branch Qld. Decorators Association

COOKERY TIPS **Visit our website to download pointers/tips for successful show cooking and judging**

Stewards: Janean Proctor. Mob. 0439 942 060. Jean Cunningham, Allison Rodger. Entry times: Thursday 31st May 8:00-10:45am at the Show Pavilion. Lodge entry forms on the day or email in advance to: [email protected] Judging: Judges: Mr Merv MacDonald, Mr Colin Cunningham, Sasha McLean. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June from 10:00am. Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 10:00am. Entry Fee: $1.00 | Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4. Gold, Silver and Bronze. GRAND CHAMPION SHOW CHEESE Sponsors: Maleny Food Co. & Trophy donated by The Thompson Family ENTRANTS PLEASE NOTE

Please send approx. 100g of Cheese or product, sufficient for tasting/display All entries must be made from pasteurised milk. It is at the Judge’s discretion to disqualify any entry if below a reasonable standard. Judge may break or cut some entries.

CHEESE SECTIONS 1. Cheddar Cheese 2. Fetta Cheese Non Flavoured 3. Washed Rind 4. Club Cheese, Matured or Flavoured 5. Stretched Curd Cheese, Mozzarella, Haloumi, Bocconcini 6. Soft Unripened Cheese, Cream Cheese, Quark, Ricotta, Mascarpone 7. Semi-Hard and Eye Cheese, Edam, Gouda, Raclette, Tilsit 8. Hard Grating (Grana Style), Parmesan, Pepato 9. Fruit or Flavoured Cheese, Cheese Fruit Log, Smoked Cheese,

Pepper or Herb Cheese 10. Spiced or Marinated Cheese, Cheese in Oil and Herbs 11. Mould Ripened Cheese, White 12. Mould Ripened Cheese, Blue

13. Milk and Cream, Skim, Reduced Fat, Full Cream, Flavoured 14. A Cheese made from a “Mad Millie’s Cheese Kit”

BUFFALO, GOAT OR SHEEP MILK PRODUCTS 15. Cheese Mould Ripened, White or Blue 16. Cheese Fresh Unripened, Cream Cheese, Quark or Mascarpone 17. Cheese, any other variety 18. Cheese, Spiced or Marinated 19. Any other product made from Buffalo, Sheep or Goat

YOGHURT 20. Non Flavoured, Natural Set or Stirred 21. Fruit Yoghurt, (Less than 5% Fat) Set or Stirred 22. Fruit Yoghurt, (Greater than 5% Fat) Set or Stirred 23. Any Other Flavoured Yoghurt, Set or Stirred 24. Any Other Flavoured Yoghurt, Reduced or Low Fat, Set or Stirred

BUTTER 25. Salted Butter

PESTO, HUMMUS, TAPENADE (200g container is sufficient) This section is proudly sponsored by Easton Lawyers.

26. Pesto, Basic Basil and Pine Nut 27. Pesto, any other variety 28. Hummus, Basic Garlic & Chick Pea 29. Hummus, any other variety 30. Tapenade, any variety 31. Pate,Chicken 32. Pate, Duck

Wine and Cheese Evening: Thursday 31st June from 7pm in the Maleny Show Pavilion Showcasing: Riversands Wines, cheese from Kenilworth Dairies & Maleny Cheese. Tickets $10 can be purchased at the door or by contacting Janean Proctor on 0439942060 or email [email protected] and will also be available to purchase at the Farmhouse Cheese Section judging area in the Pavilion.


SWEETS & PRESERVES SECTION (Q)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

INE & CHEESE TASTING wTHURSDAY, 31 MAY @ 7:00PMMAIN PAVILION, MALENY SHOWGROUNDS | TICKETS $10

Purchase at the door or contact Janean Proctor - Mob. 0439 942 060 | Email. [email protected]

You're invited to our tastiest pre-Show event

Showcasing

Supervising Steward: Jill Murtagh – Ph. 07 5419 1006 Assisting Stewards: Elaine Tincknell – Ph. 07 5494 4384 Sharon Scho�eld – Mob. 0429 137 801 Entry Times: Wednesday 30th May 12:00pm-4:00pm and Thursday 31st May 8:00am-10:00am. No late entries accepted. Judging: Commences 11:00am sharp Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is �nal. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 2018 from 9:30am to 11:30am. Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 11.30am on Sunday 3rd June. Entry Fee: $1.00 | Junior Entry Fee: Free. Can compete in any section. Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6 | Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s O�ce. SPECIAL PRIZES

Junior Prize: Mrs G. Cole Memorial Trophy, donated by the Stewards of this section, for the junior exhibitor with the most winning entries. Combined Prize with SECTION P COOKERY A special Perpetual Trophy, donated by Ian Aldred in memory of wife, Beryle, will go to the exhibitor gaining the MOST POINTS in Sections P and Q combined. Most Points Section Q only – sponsored by Easton Lawyers Points are awarded as follows: 1st = 5 pts, 2nd = 3 pts, and 1pt for every entry.

SPONSORS Witta Tennis Club, Witta Recreation Club, Easton Lawyers, and Sweets on Maple EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:

No wax or cloth coverings. Jams: 375 gram jars to be used please.

CLASSES/CATEGORIES JAMS

1. 1 jar Apricot jam - Sponsored by Easton Lawyers 2. 1 jar Strawberry jam 3. 1 jar Plum jam 4. 1 jar Rosella jam 5. 1 jar jam, any other variety- Sponsored by Easton Lawyers

JELLIES 6. 1 jar Rosella jelly 7. 1 jar Guava jelly

MARMALADES

8. 1 jar Grapefruit marmalade 9. 1 jar Sweet Orange marmalade 10. 1 jar Lemon marmalade 11. 1 jar Cumquat marmalade

Sponsored by Easton Lawyers 12. 1 jar marmalade, any other variety

MISCELLANEOUS

13. 1 jar Lemon butter - Sponsored by Easton Lawyers 14. 1 jar Passionfruit butter 15. 1 jar Orange or Lime butter 16. 1 bottle Tomato relish 17. 1 bottle relish, any other variety 18. 1 bottle Mango chutney 19. 1 bottle chutney any other variety 20. 1 bottle Mustard pickles – Sponsored by Easton Lawyers 21. 1 bottle pickle; any other variety 22. Men’s only class - any jar of chutney 23. 1 bottle sauce 24. 1 bottle pickled vegetables 25. 1 bottle sweet topping

SWEETS

26. 1 plate Coconut ice 27. 1 plate Ginger Fudge 28. 1 plate Chocolate Fudge 29. 1 plate White Christmas 30. 1 plate Marshmallows 31. 1 plate sweets, any other variety - Sponsored by Easton Lawyers

PESTO/HUMMUS/TAPENADE – see Pavilion CHEESE section page


SECTION (J)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

FARM PRODUCE

Supervising Steward: Trevor Carbery – Ph. 07 5494 4409 Assisting Stewards: Brian Nugent – Ph. 07 5494 2607

Rik & Ursula Ralph – Ph. 07 5494 2456

Entry Times: Wed 30th May 2018 from 3:00pm-5:00 pm and Thurs 31st May 2018 from 7:30am-10:00am only. Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31st May 2018. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 2018, 9:30am-11:30am only. Entries not collected by 11.30am will be donated to Charity. Entry Fee: $1.00 | Junior Entry Fee: Free Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 | Junior Prize Money: 1st $6; 2nd $4; 3rd $2 Unless otherwise stated as voucher/cash. Prize money must be collected on show days, 1st & 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office after 9:00am. MAJOR SPONSORS Graeme & Laurelle Newton Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons will be allocated for: Best Fruit of the Show, Best Vegetable of the Show, Best Junior Exhibit of the Show. Encouragement Awards- sponsored by Maleny Town & Country Supplies. Preferred Presentation: Appropriate container for exhibit, for example, an egg carton, small box, strong tray, container with sides. Please ensure entries do not roll off plate or tray. Entries will be judged on quality of produce. Judges decision is final. Please Note: It is at the Judge’s discretion to disqualify any entry if below a reasonable standard. Judge may break or cut some entries. VEGETABLES 1. 1kg any variety of Potatoes 2. 1kg any variety of Sweet Potatoes 3. 1 Table Pumpkin, QLD Blue or Jarrahdale 4. 1 Kent (Jap) Pumpkin

(1st Prize voucher donated by Maleny Harvest) 5. Any other variety of pumpkin 6. Any other variety of cucurbit (eg. zucchini etc). 7. 150gm of Chillies 8. 4 varieties of Chillies - min. 25gm of each variety 9. 4 Capsicum 10. 4 Chokos Green 11. 4 Chokos White 12. 2 heads of Lettuce 13. 2 heads of Cabbage 14. Bok Choy/Pak Choy Asian 2 heads

(First Prize $25 cash donated by U&R Ralph) 15. Wong Bok 2 heads 16. Bunch of Eschalots 17. Bundle of 6 sticks of Rhubarb 18. Bundle of 6 Carrots 19. 4 Beetroot 20. Bunch of Radish 21. Collection of mixed root vegetables

(1st Prize $25 donated by Trevor Carbery) 22. 150gm of Snowpeas 23. 150gm of Beans 24. Bunch of Silverbeet 25. Bunch of Spinach 26. 6 Tomatoes, commercial colour 27. 8 Cherry Tomatoes 28. Collection of any other varieties of vegetables, 3 or more not mentioned 29. Cut Herbs, Culinary, 3 varieties please name

(1st Prize $25 donated by Trevor Carbery) 30. Bunch of Parsley 31. Asian Vegetables 3 or more named varieties 32. Asian Herbs & Spices 3 or more named varieties. Please name.

(1st Prize $30 donated by U & R Ralph) 33. Best collection of all organically grown vegetables

(1st Prize voucher donated by Maple St Co-Op) 34. ½ kg Macadamia Nuts 35. ½ kg Pecan Nuts 36. ½ kg any other variety of nuts

37. Hen eggs ½ dozen white or cream 38. Hen eggs ½ dozen brown 39. Hen eggs any other colour 40. Eggs any other variety ½ doz (eg. Duck, Quail). 41. Honey, best frame of capped honey

(1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 donated by Trevor Carbery) 42. Light Honey 500gr jar. Specify type

(1st Prize 1 Queen Glasshouse Apiarst) 43. Medium Honey, 500 gram jar. Specify type.

(1st Prize $20 voucher Max & Trudie Lindegger) 44. Dark Honey 500gr jar. Specify type.

(1st Prize 1 Queen Glasshouse Apiarst) 45. 1kg Bees Wax 46. Honey fine granulated 47. Honey coarse granulated 48. Collection of edible native fruit, nuts, leaves, roots, berries & seeds

(1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 vouchers donated by Barung Landcare) FRUIT 49. Best plate of 6 Kiwifruit, any named variety 50. Best tray of Kiwifruit 51. Best plate of 4 Avocados, any named variety 52. Best tray of Avocados, any named variety 53. 5 Oranges, any named variety 54. 5 Mandarins, any named variety 55. 5 Lemons, best any named variety 56. 4 Grapefruit, any named variety 57. 5 Limes, any named variety 58. 5 Finger Limes 59. 8 Cumquats, any named variety 60. 3 or more of any other varieties of citrus 61. 3 Custard Apples, any named variety 62. 6 Passionfruit

(1st prize voucher by Maleny Harvest) 63. 3 or more of any other variety of fruit not mentioned 64. 3 or more of any other variety of tropical fruit not mentioned 65. Collection of organically grown fruit. Please name

(1st Prize voucher by Maple Street Co-Op) 66. Bananas- hand any variety JUNIOR SECTION Under 17yrs Sponsor: Brian Nugent J1. Bunch Radish J2. 1 Table Pumpkin J3. 1 kg English Potatoes J4. Plate Cherry Tomatoes J5. 2 heads of Lettuce J6. Bunch of Bok Choy J7. 250gm Snowpeas J8. Bunch Silverbeet J9. 4 beetroots J10. 1 Cabbage J11. Collection of 4 or more Vegetables (1st Prize voucher donated by Maleny Harvest) J12. 6 Passionfruit J13. Oranges, best 5 of any named variety J14. Mandarin, best 5 of any named variety J15. Lemons, best 5 of any named variety J16. Collection of 4 or more Fruits (1st Prize $20 cash donated by B Nugent) J17. Eggs – ½ doz. DECORATED FRUIT & VEGE COMPETITION Under 17 years 1st Prize $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 cash for J18 & J19 J18. Using fruit and or vegetables ONLY, make an object/creature/animal/

person (No other items to be used other than fruit and or vegetables). J19. Using fruit and or vegetables AND other items, make an object/animal

creature/person. You can use other things to decorate your entry. Sponsored by Monica & Fraser Skerman SCHOOLS KITCHEN GARDEN CLASS J20. Best collection of produce grown in school gardens. (Please put school name on entry) 1st Prize $50, 2nd Prize $30, 3rd Prize $20. Prizes donated by Easton Lawyers


SECTION (L)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

CUT FLOWERS

POT PLANTSENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

SECTION (M)

Supervising Steward: Marie Hegarty – Ph. 07 5494 4404 Assisting Steward: Diedre Phipps – Ph. 07 5499 9331 Entry Times: Thursday 31st May 7:30am-11:00am only to Show Pavilion. No late entries accepted. Please arrive with general entry forms filled out (Available within or on the website). Judging: Commences 12:30pm Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Presentation: All containers will be supplied Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 8:30am-11:00am for collection of entries and prize cards. Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 11:00am. Entry Fee: $1.00 | Junior Entry: Free Prize Money: 1st $10; *2nd $6; *3rd $4 (*2nd & *3rd prizes only if more than 2 or 3 entries) Prize Money Junior: 1st $6; 2nd $4; 3rd $2 | “The Peg Burnett Champion Flower of the Show” $30. Sponsored by David & Rosemary Burnett | Champion Camellia of the Show $30.00. Sponsored by Maleny Garden Club Inc. Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. CAMELLIA – SASANQUA

1. One single 2. One semi double 3. Three, any species distinct

CAMELLIA – JAPONICA 4. One single 5. One semi double 6. Three single 7. Three semi double 8. One informal double 9. Three informal double 10. One Elegans form 11. Three Elegans form 12. One formal 13. Three formal 14. One Hybrid or Reticulata 15. Three Hybrid or Reticulata 16. One stem or cut Mini Species or Hybrid

ROSES 17. One perfumed Rose 18. One Rose 19. Three Roses, Distinct 20. Three Roses from bud to full bloom from same Rose 21. One cut Floribunda 22. One cut Miniature or Climbing Rose 23. Container of Roses

MISCELLANEOUS

24. One cut Bulb, Rhizome or Tuber 25. Three Gerberas distinct 26. Two Gerberas New Vogue Style 27. Three Pentas distinct 28. Three Hibiscus distinct 29. Poinsettia one cut 30. Three Salvia distinct 31. One stem of Fuchsia 32. One cut flowering Tree or Shrub 33. Four varieties cut Flowering Shrub Distinct 34. Three cuts Flowering Native Shrubs, Distinct 35. One cut Grevillea 36. One cut Callistemon 37. One cut Flowering Native Tree or Shrub 38. Container of mixed foliage 5 stems only 39. Container of variegated foliage 4 stems only 40. Single Flower not provided for 41. One cut Flowering Creeper 42. Container of mixed Flowers not less than 6 varieties 43. Container of Flowers

JUNIOR SECTION (under 14 years): Where possible, child to bring in their entries. Please note earlier entry drop off times.

44. One saucer of flowers 45. One container of mixed flowers 46. Favourite wild flower

Supervising Steward: Alexis Turner – Ph. 07 5494 4185. Mob. 0407 800 087 Entry Times: Wednesday 30 May, 2:00pm-4:00pm and Thursday 31 May from 8:00am-10:00am sharp to the Show Pavilion. No late entries accepted. Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31 May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Presentation: Own pot Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 9:30am-11:30am | Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 11:30am Entry Fee: $1.00 | Entry Fee Junior Classes: Free Prize Money: 1st $10; *2nd $6; *3rd $4 (*2nd & *3rd Prize only if more than 2 & 3 entries respectively). Prize Money Junior: 1st $6; 2nd $4; 3rd $2 Best Pot Plant in Show: $20 Sponsored by Maleny Garden Club. Champion Fern: $25 Sponsored by Sunshine Coast Fern & Foliage Society. Prize money sponsored by Easton Lawyers. Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. NB. Plants should be previously owned by the exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to the Show and should be disease free at time of entry. (Potted plants “movement record” forms will be provided to you at time of entry. These are for biosecurity purposes.)

CLASSES 1. One Geranium, in flower 2. One Maiden Hair Fern 3. One Fern, any other variety 4. One container of Cactus or Succulent 5. One container of Zygo Cactus 6. Hanging Basket 7. Syngonium 8. One African Violet in flower 9. One Begonia 10. Plant in flower, Berry or Bract 11. Any other Plant, not provided for 12. Container of Ivy 13. Fuschia in flower 14. Bromeliad 15. Bush House plant, not provided for

JUNIOR: Under 14 years and Under 7 years

16. 1 miniature garden, min. of 3 distinct plants ORCHIDS

17. Dendrobium 18. Cattelya type 19. Cymbidium 20. Any other variety


SECTION (N)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

FLORAL ART

PHOTOGRAPHYENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

SECTION (R)

Supervising Steward: Emma Ruddle – Mob. 0401 053 707 Entries times: Lodge your entry/s at one of the locations listed below

Glasshouse Country & Maleny News office by Thursday 24 May 5:00pm, OR Landsborough Post Office by Thursday 24 May 5:00pm, OR Maleny Show Office Friday 26 May 9:00am to 5:00pm only, OR Mail to Maleny Show Society, P.O Box 310, Maleny Qld 4552 by 24th May

To enter, complete the General Entry Form within this Showbook or download from our website www.malenyshowsociety.org.au Collection of entries: Entries will be available for collection from the Show Pavilion on Sunday 3rd June 2018 from 10:30-11:30am OR Entries will be returned to their place of lodgement by Monday 4th June 5:00pm.

Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected before 11:30am Sunday 3rd June, 2018.

Entry Fee: Open Classes $1.00 per Exhibit. Please place entry money in an envelope and secure it to your entry | Junior Classes: Free (17yrs & under) Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 | Junior Prize Money: 1st $6; 2nd $4; 3rd $2 Champion Print of Show: $50.00: Champion will be awarded THE ROBYN SIMPSON MEMORIAL TROPHY - Sponsored by the Simpson Family Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. GENERAL CONDITIONS: 1. Entries must be the personal work of the exhibitor. 2. Your name, the class you are entering, and the place of lodgement for

your entry must be written on the back of entry so it can be returned to this location for collection by yourself after the show.

3. Entries exhibited in any previous Maleny Show are ineligible.

4. Exhibit Sizes: Print exhibits must not exceed 18”x 15” (46cm x 38cm) but be a minimum of 5”x 7” (13cm x 18cm)

5. Junior age limit – 17 years and under at time of Show. Juniors may enter Open Class however entry fees per class apply.

6. All prints MUST be on a 350gsm cardboard or thicker, and card should form a border. Entries may be pinned to display boards through this card. Entries not on card will not be displayed.

7. Digital entries must be photographed by the exhibitor. Images wholly generated within a computer are ineligible.

8. A Print title only may appear on front of entry. 9. Entries that do not conform to the conditions above will be excluded from

judging and display. All entries are displayed at the Stewards discretion depending on available display space.

10. Maximum of two entries per person per class CLASSES/CATEGORIES JUNIOR CLASSES – 17 years & under 1. Portrait – colour or black and white 2. Animal / Pet 3. Holiday Photo OPEN CLASSES 4. Farming (life, animals, scenery, equipment, people) 5. Flora 6. Fauna 7. Landscape/Seascape 8. Portraits - colour or black and white 9. Macro - close ups 10. Generations – 3 or more generations of the one family in a single photo.

Family must be from our local region. NB. Entries in each class can be in colour or black & white but will be judged together. Sponsored by Concept IT Systems, The Simpson Family & Cheryl Grant.

Supervising Steward: Di Hall – Ph. 07 5499 9869 Assisting Steward: Linda Reynolds 07 5499 9912, and Norma McLeod Entry Times: Wednesday 30th May 1:00pm-3:00pm or Thursday 31st May 8:00am-9:30am, at the Show Pavilion No late entries accepted. Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31st May 2018 Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Presentation: Suitable container to be provided by exhibitor. Accessories

and foliage allowed. Arrangement must not exceed 80cm width and 70 cm height, and arrangement to occupy 2/3 of space allowed.

Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 9:30am-11:30am only. Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 11:30am.

Entry Fee: $1.00 | Prize Money: 1st $20; *2nd $10; *3rd $5 (*2nd & *3rd Prize only if more than 2 & 3 entries respectively). Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

One entry per person per class. Accessories allowed in all sections. Winner of Novice class must upgrade if previously a winner. Winner of Intermediate must upgrade the following year into open.

SPONSORS CHAMPION FLORAL ARRANGEMENT $40 Sponsored by Beerwah Florist, Sue Nielen RESERVE CHAMPION FLORAL ARRANGEMENT $20 Sponsored by Beerwah Florist, Sue Nielen PERPETUAL TROPHY in loving memory of Vi Engle donated by her family, for the MOST POINTS gained overall. Caloundra Floral Art $90 ($30 prize for Most Innovative Arrangement in each class) The Engle Family $200 towards floral art section prize monies

CLASSES/CATEGORIES: OPEN

1. Tall & elegant cascade 2. Fantastic fans and flowers 3. Horizontally stacking

INTERMEDIATE 4. Five lovely flowers and foliage 5. Mirrored beauty 6. A Succulent arrangement

NOVICE 7. Fun, fruity and flowery gift basket 8. Driftwood with native foliage and flowers 9. Table arrangement for BBQ

OPEN TO ALL CLASSES 10. Ikebana Inspired

Supervising Steward: Kathryn Ralph – Ph. 07 5494 2456 Assisting Stewards: Robyn Tindal, Heather Davidson & Ingrid Wolke. Entry Times: Wednesday 30th May 12:00pm-4:00pm at the Show Pavilion | No late entries will be accepted. Judging: Commences 10:00am Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June from 9:30am to 11:30am.

Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 11:30am. Exhibitors must not remove their exhibits before seeing the Stewards.

Entry Fee: $1.00 | Junior Entry: Free. Age must be stated on entry form Prize Money: 1st $10; *2nd $6;*3rd $4 (*Please note 2nd and 3rd prize money paid only if more than 3 or 4 entries respectively). Junior Prize Money: 1st $6; 2nd $4; 3rd $2 Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 2nd & Sat 3rd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Exhibits in all classes must be the work of the exhibitor. No work allowed to compete in more than one class. Judge need not award prizes in any Class in which the exhibits are considered to be of insufficient merit. Residence of exhibitors under 18 years of age to be defined as residence of parents. Exhibitors may sell goods on commission basis of 15% to the Maleny Show Society. Exhibitors are asked to stipulate their own price and attach readable price tags to the exhibits for sale. Entries exhibited in previous Maleny Agricultural Show will be ineligible. Items must have been completed in the last two years. Please NOTE every care will be taken of entries but no responsibility for loss or damage can be accepted.

CLASSES/CATEGORIES HAND & MACHINE EMBROIDERY

1. Article of hand embroidery, containing at least 6 distinct stitches 2. Miscellaneous item of hand embroidery 3. Any article of Machine embroidery

CROCHET

4. Adult Jumper/Cardigan, any ply 5. Child’s garment, any ply 6. Article of baby wear or a shawl 7. Blanket or throw 8. Miscellaneous, any item

HAND KNITTING 9. Adult Jumper or Cardigan, any ply 10. Child’s garment any ply 11. Article of baby wear or a shawl 12. Miscellaneous, any item

Sponsored by Busy Needles Group Maleny MISCELLANEOUS

13. Novelty or Traditional Tea Cosy Knitted or Crochet 14. Home Made Toy, Knitted, Crochet or Sewn 15. Gift - “something useful” 16. Best Cushion, any Method (eg. Embroidered, Candlewick etc.) 17. Miscellaneous, any item not specified.

SMOCKING 18. Smocked Children’s Garment 19. Any other article of Smocking

SEWING 20. A Machine made article of clothing 21. Other machine made item

70 YEARS & OVER

22. Crochet or knitted Article 23. Article of Hand Embroidery 24. Any Article not specified

Sponsored by Busy Needles Group Maleny JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK Junior Entry Fee: Free. Age must be stated on entry form Junior Prize Money: 1st $6; 2nd $4; 3rd $2 JUNIOR CLASSES/CATEGORIES PRIMARY SCHOOL AGED

25. A Machine Made Article of Clothing 26. Any article not specified, hand or machine

HIGH SCHOOL YEARS 7-9


HIGH SCHOOL YEARS 10-12


Encouragement Awards will be awarded at the discretion of the Judge.


NEEDLEWORK SECTION (T-1)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

GET INVOLVED Be CreativeMaleny Agricultural Show & the Maleny Showgroundsis for everyone. We are a vibrant event and gatheringspace vital to our special hinterland community. Through events, fundraising, loyal sponsors and working partners and a dedicated network of volunteers we deliver beautiful showgrounds,an annual Show Ball, raise money for charitable causes and present a lively agricultural showcase steeped in tradition, for all to enjoy.

We invite you to join our Show family.

Willing pairs of hands, donations and funding are always welcome, however you can also show your

support by getting involved in the competitions and events we present as part of the annual Show for

enjoyment and education of locals and patrons.Why not mentor a young agriculturalist ontheir journey towards achieving Best in Show?

Share your knowledge with visitors andbudding farmers in the Small Farmer's Tent.

Share. Inspire. Enrich. Support.

EXHIBITCOMPETE

VOLUNTEERFUNDRAISEPROMOTEMENTORJUDGE


SECTION (T-2)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

QUILTING

EMBROIDERY & TAPESTRYENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

SECTION (V)

Supervising Steward: Lyn Hassall Ph. 07 5494 3957. Mob. 0428 317 855 P.O Box 286, Maleny QLD 4552 Assisting Stewards: Jill Petersen Ph. 5499 9862 & Rita Boon Mob. 0459 446 820 Entry Times: Wednesday 30th May 1:00pm-4:00pm at the Show Pavilion. Judging: Commences 11:00am sharp, Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges & Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 2018 from 9:30am to 11:30am. Stewards cannot be held

responsible for entries not collected by 11:30am. Exhibitors must not remove their exhibits before seeing the Stewards.

Entry Fee: $1.00 | Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 (2nd & 3rd prizes will only be paid if more than 2 or 3 entries respectively). Prize money must be collected on show days, 1st & 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. Special Award: Champion Tapestry donated by Lyn Hassall EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Exhibits in all classes must be the work of the exhibitor. No work allowed to compete in more than one class. Judge need not award prizes in any Class in which the exhibits are considered to be of insufficient merit. Residence of exhibitors under 18 years of age to be defined as residence of parents. Exhibitors may sell goods on commission basis of 15% to the Maleny Show Society. Exhibitors are asked to stipulate their own price and attach readable price tags to the exhibits for sale. Entries exhibited in previous Maleny Agricultural Show will be ineligible. Items must have been completed in the last two years. Please note every care will be taken of entries but no responsibility accepted for loss /damage All entries must be presented with a rod pocket on the back for hanging purposes. Washed exhibits will be accepted in this section

TAPESTRY 1. Tapestry stamped design, tradition tent stitch only 2. Tapestry scene or portrait, using counted stitch and graph 3. Article of tapestry other than picture (eg. Cushion, footstool) using counted thread & graph

4. Any Tapestry that includes creative stitches 5. Article of counted cross stitch on linen or aida cloth 6. Small article of counted cross stitch on linen, picture,

bookmark, etc. 7. Article of long stitch 8. Article of counted thread work on even weave linen 9. Any Article done by a person with a Disability

(Disability to be specified). 10. Any article not specified OVER 70 YEARS OF AGE (Categories 11 to 14) 11. Tapestry picture 12. Tapestry, portrait 13. Article of counted thread work on linen or canvas 14. Any article, not specified on linen or canvas SPONSORS Ernie Ferriday Jnr $50 (Traditional style spit roast catering 07 5494 4632), Ben Wild $50 and Senior Citizens Maleny $15 EMBROIDERY 1. An article of Casalguidi (this is not counted thread

on linen although it is worked on linen) 2. An article of Gold Work 3. An article of Stump Work 4. An article of Schwalm 5. An article of counted thread on linen 6. An article of Ribbon Embroidery 7. An article of Candlewick 8. Embroidery, framed picture (not tapestry or cross stitch) 9. An article of hand embroidery containing at least 5

distinct stitches 10. Miscellaneous item of hand embroidery

Supervising Steward: Margaret Trigger – Ph. 07 5435 2812 Entry Times: Wednesday 30th May 12:00pm-4:00pm at the Show Pavilion | No late entries will be accepted.

To assist with planning for hanging space, please phone the Steward by Monday 28th May to advise how many entries you will be bringing.

Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June 2018 from 9:30am to 11:30am.


Entry Fee: $1.00 | Prize Money: 1st $10; *2nd $6; *3rd $4 (Please note prize cards will be awarded, however 2nd and 3rd prize money paid only if more than 3 or 4 entries respectively). Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. Champion Quilt will attract a $30 special prize – Donated by Monica Skerman. Please note that the Quilt judged to be the Champion of the Show is eligible for entry into the Quilts Across Queensland Competition as part of the Brisbane Exhibition. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Exhibits in all classes must be the work of the exhibitor. No work allowed to compete in more than one class. Judge need not award prizes in any Class in which the exhibits are considered to be of insufficient merit. Residence of exhibitors under 18 years of age to be defined as residence of parents.

Exhibitors may sell goods on commission basis of 15% to the Maleny Show Society. Exhibitors are asked to stipulate their own price and attach readable price tags to the exhibits for sale. Entries exhibited in previous Maleny Agricultural Show will be ineligible. Items must have been completed in the last two years. Please NOTE every care will be taken of entries but no responsibility for loss or damage can be accepted. All entries must be presented with a rod pocket on the back for hanging purposes.

QUILTING

1. Any article of Patchwork & Quilting all hand sewn 2. No machine stitching (eg. wall hanging, quilt) 3. Cot Quilt, predominately hand sewn 4. Cot Quilt, predominately machine sewn 5. Any other size Quilt, predominately hand sewn 6. Any other size Quilt, predominately machine pieced 7. Any other size Quilt - machine embroidery 8. Any Patch Worked Quilt, professionally quilted

Sponsored by Sweets on Maple 9. Patch worked Cushion, hand sewn 10. Patch worked Cushion, machine sewn 11. Table runner 12. Wall hanging 13. Miscellaneous, any item not specified

DON’T FORGET A ROD POCKET ON THE BACK!


HANDICRAFTS SECTION (U-1)ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

Supervising Steward: Anita Turner – Ph. 07 5494 4185 Entry Times: Wednesday 30 May 12:00pm-4:00pm at the Show Pavilion | Entries may also be left at the Secretary’s Office at the Showgrounds from Mon 28th May.

No late entries will be accepted. Judging: Commences 9:00am Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June from 9:30am to 11:30am.


Entry Fee: $1.00 | Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 (2nd & 3rd only if more than 2 or 3 entries respectively). Prize money must be collected on show days, Fri 1st & Sat 2nd June from the Show Secretary’s Office. The Maleny Branch of the QCWA is sponsoring 5 JUDGES COMMENDATION AWARDS of $10 each for 5 items in this section. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Exhibits in all classes must be the work of the exhibitor. No work allowed to compete in more than one class. Judge need not award prizes in any Class in which the exhibits are considered to be of insufficient merit. Residence of exhibitors under 18 years of age to be defined as residence of parents. Exhibitors may sell goods on commission basis of 15% to the Maleny Show Society. Exhibitors are asked to stipulate their own price and attach readable price tags to the exhibits for sale. Entries exhibited in previous Maleny Agricultural Show will be ineligible. Items must have been completed in the last two years. Please NOTE every care will be taken of entries but no responsibility for loss or damage can be accepted.

SPONSORS/DONORS: Ellison Sinclair, Easton Lawyers, Maleny Arts and Crafts Group and QCWA Maleny Branch. CLASSES/CATEGORIES: WOOL NB. All wool to be washed free of grease. 1. Best hank of homespun wool- fine 2 ply-plied 2. Best hank of homespun wool- prepared silver plied 3. Best hank of homespun wool-beginners/first entry plied 4. Best hank of homespun wool-home dyed plied 5. Best hank of homespun- mohair or alpaca or silk 6. Best hank of homespun novelty yarn 7. Best hank of homespun- any fibre or mix 8. Knitted or crocheted item from handspun yarn FELTING 9. Needle felting 10. Nuno Felting 11. Wet Felting WEAVING-HAND WOVEN 12. Woven garment/article all in homespun 13. Woven garment/article in any fibre

POTTERY 14. Hand built under 50cm high 15. Pottery featuring surface decoration under 50cm high 16. Thrown on wheel under 50cm high 17. Figurative or animal sculpture under 50cm high CHINA PAINTING 18. Traditional design 19. Scenes 20. Penwork 21. Australian flora and/or fauna 22. Modern design 23. Any other topic GLASS 24. Fused flat piece-can be full, contour or tac fused, not to exceed 30x30cm 25. Fused and slumped piece-a piece fused and then slumped in a mould, not to

exceed 30x30cm 26. Draped piece- a piece draped over a mould or fibre board, not to exceed

30x30cm 27. Fused glass jewellery- broach, bangle or pendant, does not need to be strung MOSIAC 28. Piece of glass mosaic- not to exceed 30x30cm, weighing less than 15kg. 29. Piece of mosaic from any other or mixed mediums, such as tiles, china, stones,

shells etc. must not exceed 30x30cm and weigh less than 15kg. JEWELLERY 30. Item using hand-made glass components 31. Item using hand-made polymer clay components 32. Item using hand-made beads, any other material 33. Item using purchased components or beads 34. Jewellery set, necklace and earrings, using purchased or hand-made beads MINIATURE SECTION Items to be no more than 7cm high 35. Item of pottery 36. Item of glass 37. Item using two or more materials, i.e. clay & glass 38. Item of china painting MISCELLANEOUS 39. Soft toy, includes cloth and character doll 40. Article of heirloom sewing/embroidery 41. Decorative bag/clutch purse etc. 42. Christmas decoration, large 43. Christmas decoration, small 44. Item of beaded work 45. Quilling 46. Paper Tole 47. Paper Tole cards, 4 in set 48. Origami cards, 4 in set 49. Set of cards, 4 in set, e.g. painted 50. Work by lady or gent with a disability (disability to be specified) 51. Any article not specified in the Miscellaneous Section, and not catered for in the

Needlework, Tapestry or Embroidery Sections.

DECORATED GUM BOOT COMPETITION - Decorate/Recycle a Gumboot Sponsored by Sweets on Maple Junior Class: Up to 17 years of age – Free to enter. Prize: 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $2 52. Junior Class: up to 17 years of age 53. Open Class: Over 17 years of age

Supervising Steward: Lily Reid Mob. 0418 157 125. Email: [email protected] INDIVIDUAL CHILDRENS’ ENTRIES: Entry times: Please deliver to the Show Pavilion 8:00am-4:00pm Wednesday 30th May 2018. Late entries cannot be accepted. Each entry must be marked clearly with the child’s name and age. An Entry Form is required for each individual child entrant.

Junior Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $2. Must be collected on Show days, Fri 1 & Sat 2 June from the Show Office. Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31 May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3 June from 9:30am to 11:30am.

Stewards cannot be held responsible for entries not collected by 11:30am.

SPONSORS Rosetta Books, Shirley Larney.

Special Encouragement Award – Aged up to 10 years Voucher for $10 – Sponsored by Gone Bonkers. Special Encouragement Award – Over 10 years Voucher for $10 – Sponsored by Maleny Arts and Craft Group. Other Encouragement Awards – Sponsored by Gone Bonkers.

Encouragement Awards will be awarded at the discretion of the Judges and Stewards. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Exhibits in all classes must be the work of the exhibitor. No work allowed to compete in more than one class. Judge need not award prizes in any Class in which the exhibits are considered to be of insufficient merit. All winning items will be displayed, other items according to available space. Entries exhibited in a previous Maleny Agricultural Show will not be eligible. Please NOTE every care will be taken of entries but no responsibility for loss or damage can be accepted.

CLASSES

1. All entries by a child up to and including 5 years of age. This class may be divided by the stewards and judges into more than one, depending on the number and type of entries.

2. Collage 6-8 years. 3. Collage 9-16 years. 4. Decorated box or frame. 5. Set of 4 handmade cards. 6. Model, not commercial. 6-8 yrs. Please display on a firm base and

limit size to approx. A2 paper size (420x594mm or 42x59cm).Oversize entries may not be accepted.

7. Model, not commercial. 9-12 yrs. Please display on a firm base and limit size to approx. A2 paper size (420x594mm or 42x59cm).Oversize entries may not be accepted.

8. Model, not commercial. 13-16 yrs. Please display on a firm base and limit size to approx. A2 paper size (420x594mm or 42x59cm).Oversize entries may not be accepted.

9. Any article not specified, 6-8 years. 10. Any article not specified, 9-12 years. 11. Any article not specified, 13-16 years. 12. Painting, 6-8 years (Using watercolour or oils) 13. Painting, 9-12 years (Using watercolour or oils) 14. Mixed media, 9-12 years

(using a mixture of pencil, paint, crayon, charcoal etc.) 15. Mixed media, 13-16 years

(using a mixture of pencil, paint, crayon, charcoal etc.) 16. Drawing, black & white, and/or colour, 6-10 years

(using pencil, felt pen, charcoal or crayon) 17. Drawing, black & white, and/or colour, 11-16 years

(using pencil, felt pen, charcoal or crayon) 18. Print making – maximum A4 size, any medium, 6-8 yrs. 19. Print making – maximum A4 size, any medium, 9-12 yrs.

NB: Although Lego has been a very popular entry, we have deleted it from our section, as we cannot guarantee the safety of the models.

WHOLE OF SCHOOL/CLASS ENTRIES This has changed for 2018, please see notice below.

NB. Entries for schools/class need only one entry form for each school/class, with school/class clearly labelled.

Whole of School or Whole of Class Entries- Free to enter We are encouraging schools and or classes to enter a display for our Show on behalf of their school as one big entry. We will house these displays in the lower pavilion area where the fruit and veggie section is (the space that houses the Maleny Gym throughout the year). If you would like to do a display of your school or class for this area, we would love to hear from you. We would like to know about your intentions to bring a display along so we can allocate space to your school/class. Please notify the Maleny Show Office by Friday 18th May if you would like space allocated. Phone 07 5494 2008 or Lois White on Mob. 0457 999 082. We can allow each school/class a space of approx. 2m x 2 m, however larger allocations are available on request. The theme for your school/class display is to be around “Agriculture”. You can do whatever you like to fill the space. Prize: Champion School $50.00 and Reserve Champion School $25.00 Set up time: Wed 30th May or Thurs 31st May Removal of display: Preferably Sunday 3rd June or by 10am Monday 4th June


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WOODWORK

WOODCHOPENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION: GENERAL ENTRY FORM

Sat 2nd Juneoutside Main Pavilion

Supervising Steward: Alan Ormes – Mob. 0416 142 278 Entry Times: Wednesday 30th May 1:00pm- 4:00pm, Show Pavilion. No late entries will be accepted. Judging: Commences 11:00am Thursday 31st May 2018. Judges and Stewards only permitted in the hall during judging. Judges decision is final. Collection of entries: Sunday 3rd June from 9:30am to 11:30am.


Entry Fee: $1.00 | Junior Entry Fee: Free | Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 Junior Prize Money: 1st $6: 2nd $4: 3rd $2 (Juniors must be School Students) Championship Prize: Overall Best Piece of Show. Prize to be given to both Open and Junior Classes. Prizes donated by Easton Lawyers. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

This woodwork section is intended for persons who are not currently professional furniture makers, etc. Entries must be original work of the entrant (or joint entrants). Entries must not have won a prize at any other competition. Each entry may not compete in more than one Class. Judge need not award prizes in any Class in which the exhibits are considered to be of insufficient merit. Residence of exhibitors under 18 years of age to be defined as residence of parents. Exhibitors may sell goods on commission basis of 15% to the Maleny Show Society. Exhibitors are asked to stipulate their own price and attach readable price tags to the exhibits for sale.

All items must have been completed in the last 12 months. Entries exhibited in previous Maleny Agricultural Show will be ineligible. Please NOTE every care will be taken of entries but no responsibility for loss or damage can be accepted. Size of entries will be limited at the discretion of the Stewards. Please contact the Steward for information.

WOODWORK CLASSES/CATEGORIES OPEN CLASS

1. Woodturning, bowl or platter 2. Woodturning, spindle or combination spindle and faceplate 3. Any article made by a person over 80yrs 4. Clock – turned or handcrafted (mostly of wood) 5. Wood crafted boxes 6. Wood carving 7. Restored article or an article made from recycled timber 8. Toy making 9. Any article predominantly made of wood (Size of entries will be

limited at the discretion of the Stewards. Please phone the Steward if you are unsure).

10. Any article made from a timber burl, can be turned, carved or whatever.

JUNIOR CLASS 11. Clock, turned or hand crafted (mostly of wood) 12. Wood crafted boxes 13. Wood turning (any turned article) 14. Toy making 15. Any article predominantly made of wood

Supervising Steward: Barry Miller – Ph. 07 5494 2513 Assisting Stewards: A. Rook and J. Scott Entries: Entries close Friday 11th May 2018 with the Secretary: A.Draper, P.O Box 1160, Woodford QLD 4514 Nomination fees: See individual classes listed below (“Nom. Fee”).

Nominations limited to the first 40 Axemen. Prize Money: See individual classes listed below

(*2nd, 3rd & 4th prizes paid only if more than 2, 3 or 4 entries respectively)

WOODCHOP EVENTS: Sat 2nd June from 10:00am WOODCHOP CLASSES

1. 250mm Standing Handicap: Nom. Fee $7 (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

2. 300mm Standing Handicap: Nom. Fee $7 (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

3. 275mm Underhand Handicap: Nom. Fee: $7 (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

4. 300 Underhand Handicap: Nom. Fee: $7 (Prize Money 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

5. 250/270mm Combination Handicap: Nom. Fee $4 per man (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

6. 300mm Tree Felling Handicap: Nom. Fee $7 (Prize Money: 1st $100; 2nd *$60; 3rd *$30)

7. 250mm Standing Novice: Nom. Fee: $4 (Prize Money: 1st $40; *2nd $30; *3rd $20)

8. 250mm Underhand Boys Chop under 17 years: Nom Fee $3 (Prize Money: 1st $40; *2nd $30; *3rd $20; *4th $10)

9. 375mm Peg & Raker Handicap: Nom. Fee $4 per man (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

10. 450mm Tooth: Nom. Fee $4 per man (Prize Money : 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

11. 375 mm Peg & Raker Championship: Nom. Fee: $4 per man (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

MOST POINTS ON THE DAY AWARD (voucher): Sponsored by Maleny Hotel (HANDICAP EVENTS)

12. 11” Underhand Veteran’s Chop (60+years): Nom. Fee: $7 (Prize Money: 1st $100; *2nd $60; *3rd $30)

Sponsored by Kinimbla Enterprises & Maple Street Meats (*2nd, 3rd & 4th prizes paid only if more than 2, 3 or 4 entries respectively) SPONSORS Maple Street Meats, Kinimbla Enterprises, Elders Real Estate, and Maleny Hotel.

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MORNING DEPARTUREAFTERNOON RETURN

Coach picks up along the Nicklin Way fromKawana to Caloundra, and Landsborough,

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MALENY SHOWPARKINGPARK & RIDEPark at Maleny Pioneer Village& ride the FREE SHOW SHUTTLEto/from Maleny Showgroundsfrom 8am until late each day.

Parking by Gold Coin donationShuttle bus free of charge.

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Maleny Show Society welcomes sponsors,volunteers, supporters, fundraisers and

willing pairs of hands year-round. Any donation of time or resources is

greatly appreciated for our annual Show, showgrounds and community events.

Contact our Show O�ce to join the family.

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*Two Shopping Voucher prizes drawn per dayat 5:00pm (1x$1,000 & 1x$500). Maximum $1,500

per day, $3,000 in total. Shopping vouchers must be redeemed by 31Oct18 at participating local businesses.

SHOPPINGVOUCHERS

TO BE WON ACROSS SHOW DAYS

PRIZE DRAW5PM DAILY

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Are you a Maleny BUSINESS?Dress your shop window or interiorin our Maleny Agricultural Show themeCOLOURS OF THE COUNTRY& you could WIN a trophy or a greatcash prize! Judging date: Wed 23May.

WINDOW DRESSINGC O M P E T I T I O N

PRE-SHOWWINE+CHEESETASTING EVENT

Thursday 31st Mayfrom 7:00pmMain PavilionTickets $10Showcasing Riversands Wines, and cheese from Kenilworth Dairies & Maleny Cheese.

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WALTER WHIPLUKE'S REPTILE KINGDOM

GEMMA KIRBYNOAH'S PIG RACES

LUKE'S REPTILE KINGDOMWALTER WHIP

& THE FLAMES

THE SEARCH IS ON

presents the Maleny Show Society

TALENT QUESTBOTH DAYS | ENTERTAINMENT ARENA

WHAT'S NEW FOR 2018?BRAND NEW

ENTERTAINERS

FAVOURITESDOG JUMPINGSaturday afternoon | Main ArenaSponsored by Ed Lawley Constructionsand Matthew & Denise Howard

FIREWORKSFriday evening | Main ArenaSponsored by Maleny Supa IGA

GUMBOOT IRONMANSaturday afternoon | Main ArenaSponsored by Sommer's Fuels

HORSE EVENTSFriday & Saturday | Main ArenaTwo days of Show Jumping, horse events& judging.

RODEOSaturday evening | Main ArenaSponsored by Maleny Auto Spares,Total Building & Construction (RohanWilliams) & Maleny Show Society

SKY-DIVINGFriday afternoon | Main Arena

UTE MUSTERSaturday morning | Entertainment OvalSponsored by Maleny Motor Trimmers

VINTAGE CARSFriday & Saturday | Entertainment Oval

WOODCHOPPINGSaturday all day | in front of Main PavilionSponsored by Maple Street Meats, Maleny Hotel, Elders Real EstateKinimbla Enterprise

for the kidsANIMAL NURSERYFriday & Saturday | Beef PavilionFree feeding & nursing

SMALL FARMER'S TENTFriday & Saturday | Entertainment OvalShowcasing local agri-businesses.Two days of agricultural displays, interactive activities, farm animals, farmer talks & specialty producers.

COMPETITIONSGUESS THE WEIGHTFriday & Saturday | Arena RoadCompetition to guess the weight of the fat bullock.Sponsored by Maleny Butchery & Maleny Show Society

JUDGING: NOVICE COOKERYFriday morning | Main PavilionBecome a judge & you could win a prize!

JUDGING: NOVICE DAIRYSaturday | Dairy PavilionBecome a judge & you could win a prize!

JUDGING: NOVICE POULTRYFriday | Small Farmer's Tent

TUG OF WARFriday afternoon | Beef Pavilion

WIN A SHOPPING SPREEFriday & Saturday from 5:00pm | Main Arena'Win a Shopping Spree on us' daily prize draw.Two prizes daily - 1 x $1,000 & 1 x $500. Must be present at time of the draw to be eligible. Entry forms & barrel located in upper Main Pavilion.

NEW SHOWSNOAH'S PIG RACESFriday & Saturday several shows | Arena RoadSponsored by Scott's Rural Services, Maple Street Meats & Maleny Show Society

LUKE'S REPTILE KINGDOMFriday & Saturday several shows | Entertainment OvalLucas Cheyne reptile handler and performer.

ELJAY STUNT SHOWSFriday & Saturday several shows | Entertainment OvalAll new motorcycle & bike stunt shows.

WALTER WHIP & The FlamesFriday & Saturday several shows | Entertainment Oval Evening show/s in the Main Arena

DISPLAYSSee the 'best in show' from our livestock, agricultural, art/craft pavilions and trade displays.

MAIN & AGRICULTURAL PAVILIONSFriday & Saturday | Main Pavilion & Agricultural PavilionArtistic & home grown Showbook sections: Cake Decorating, Cheese, Cookery, Cut Flowers, Embroidery, Farm Produce, Floral Art, Handicrafts, Needlework, Pesto, Photography, Pot Plants, Preserves, Quilting, Sweets, Tapestry & Woodwork.

BEEF PAVILIONFriday & Saturday Stud Beef Cattle categories, displays & judging.

DAIRY PAVILIONThursday, Friday & Saturday Dairy Cattle categories, displays, milking & judging.

POULTRY PAVILIONFriday - Poultry | Saturday - PigeonsPoultry & pigeon categories, displays & judging.

HORSE ARENAFriday & Saturday | Main Arena & Horse/Pony Arena Two days of Show Jumping, competition & judging.

TRADE DISPLAYS & VENDORSFriday & Saturday | Throughout the grounds & side show alleyTrade displays, food vendors, artisans and side shows (rides).

Live MusicGEMMA KIRBYFriday evening | Main Arena

CATTLEMAN'S BARFriday & Saturday Live music until late.

Our full 2018 Maleny Show entertainment lineup & events list will be available on Facebook, our website, selected Maleny retailers and in Glasshouse Country & Maleny News in May. Stay tuned!

TWO DAYS OF SHOWS, COUNTRY FUN & COMPETITIONS

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ANIMAL NURSERY

BAR/EVENING ENTERTAINMENT

BEEF CATTLE DISPLAYS - Stud Beef

DAIRY CATTLE DISPLAYS

DOG JUMPING

FIREWORKS

FOOD & BEVERAGE VENDORS

FREE LIVE SHOWS

GRAND PARADE

GRAND PARADE

GUESS THE WEIGHT of the fat bullock

GUMBOOT IRONMAN

HORSE EVENTS

HORSE SHOW JUMPING

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Gemma Kirby

MOTORCYCLE SHOWS

NOVICE COOKERY JUDGING Competition

NOVICE DAIRY JUDGING Competition

NOVICE POULTRY JUDGING Competition

OPENING CEREMONY

PAVILION DISPLAYS

PIG RACING

PIGEON DISPLAYS

POULTRY DISPLAYS

REPTILE SHOWS

RODEO

SHOPPING SPREE

SIDE SHOW ALLEY

SKY DIVING

SMALL FARMER'S TENT

TALENT QUEST

TUG OF WAR COMPETITION

UTE MUSTER

VINTAGE CAR DISPLAYS

WHIP CRACKING SHOW

WINE & CHEESE TASTING

WOODCHOP COMPETITION

BEEF PAVILION

CATTLEMAN'S BAR

BEEF PAVILION

DAIRY PAVILION

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

Throughout the Showgrounds

MAIN ARENA & ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

ARENA ROAD

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

MAIN PAVILION

DAIRY PAVILION

SMALL FARMER'S TENT

MAIN ARENA

MAIN PAVILION & AGRICULTURAL PAVILION

ARENA ROAD

POULTRY PAVILION

POULTRY PAVILION

ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

MAIN ARENA

ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

BEEF PAVILION

ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

MAIN ARENA/ENTERTAINMENT OVAL

MAIN PAVILION

MAIN ARENA

Free feeding & nursing

Open until late Fri & Sat

from 3:00pm

from 7:00pm

Throughout the Showgrounds

Several daily shows

from 2:30pm

from 1:30pm

Near the Croquet Fields

from 4:00pm

Evening show

Several daily shows

10:00am - Open age

Open to under 25 years

12:30pm

from 2:30pm

Several daily shows

Saturday judging

Friday judging

Several daily shows

Evening

5:00pm daily prize draws

Open until late

from 2:30pm

Several daily shows

from 4:30pm

from 8:30am

Several shows

7:00pm-8:00pm

All day

MALENY AGRICULTURAL SHOW: FRI 01 JUNE & SAT 02 JUNE 2018 MALENY SHOWGROUNDS

Listed events & entertainment lineup current at time of publication, however subject to change at any time. Visit our Facebook page or the Glasshouse Country & Maleny News Entertainment Programme in late May for �nal scheduling & venues.

PRESENTED BYMALENYSHOW

SOCIETY

81STSHOW2018

13 Stanley River Rd, Maleny Qld 4552 [email protected] malenyshowsociety.org.au

© Showbook images courtesy of J & R Rainbird, Glasshouse Country & Maleny News, K.Hope, Jamie Wollopit, Nindethana Pastoral & commercial contributors.

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