Annual Show - Loxton Show

93 rd 

Annual Show 

‘ÝEAR OF THE FARMER’ 

Sunday 30 September & 

Monday 1 October 2012 

PATRON: Theo Kaesler 

PRESIDENT: Bill Shannon 

SECRETARY: Josephine Little 

SHOW OFFICE 

Phone - (08) 8584 7715 

Fax: - (08) 8584 4738 

Postal Address: PO Box 187, Loxton SA 5333Email: 

loxtonshow@hotmail.com

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2012 Loxton Spring Show 3 

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 

The Loxton Agricultural & Horticultural Society looks 

forward to presenting another outstanding traditional 

country show, its 93 rd . 

It is a great opportunity for everyone, young and old, 

to show off their talents by exhibiting their hobby or 

interest and an opportunity for the community, near 

and far, to come along and see these great talents 

and enjoy the atmosphere, the sounds and smells, 

of a country show. 

Thank you to the committee, the Conveners and helpers for the role they 

play to produce a successful event and to our valued sponsors for their 

generous support. 

If you regularly attend the show please bring along someone who hasn’t 

been to a country show. They won’t be disappointed. 

See you all at the Loxton Show. 

Bill Shannon – President. 

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SECRETARY 

This year is my first year as Show Secretary, and I 

must say it’s very exciting to see so many different 

exhibits from so many different community 

members, from young to the elderly. 

We have much the same exhibits as previous years, 

but with the different theme ‘’Year of the Farmer’’ 

ingrained in all entries. 

Every year the Committee tries to bring in different 

entertainment and this year we have Extreme 

Karaoke, Extreme Motorcycle Trials and always a 

family favourite, Farmyard Nursery. 

Please come along, enjoy a day or the weekend out, and at the same time 

support our Community to hold another successful and fun filled Show. 

I would like to remind show goers that the main gates will only be open for 

pedestrians. Please use the Mill Gate and Pine Avenue Gate for Cars & 

Pedestrians 

The Show Office (situated at the northern end of the Loxton Sports Club) will 

be open from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm commencing Monday 24 September to 

Friday 28 September 2012 to receive entries, memberships, etc. 

Josephine Little – Secretary.

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THE LOXTON SHOW SOCIETY 

Queen’s Silver Jubilee Australian 1977 

Commemorative Trophy 

Will be donated to the 

competitor gaining the highest 

number of points in the outdoor 

sections excluding Poultry and 

Pigeons. Sections include 

wheat, wool, sheep, grain & 

fodder, live steer and carcass. 

(PICTURED – Glen Hampel and Bill 

Shannon) 

CONGRATULATIONS TO GMRJ NOMINEES 

WINNER OF THE 2011 TROPHY 

__________________________________________________ 

‘Rub’ Thiele Perpetual Trophy 

This is the Eighth year this trophy is being 

sponsored by the Thiele family to honour the 

service given to the Society by the late Rubert 

Thiele who, in his long service, held many 

positions including 40 years as Pavilion Coordinator. 

The Rubert Thiele Trophy will be awarded to 

the exhibitor who gains the most points in all 

the Sections in the Show Pavilion excluding 

the Junior Exhibitors. 

Sections include: Vegetables, Flowers, Floral 

Art, Pot Plants, Orchids, Handicrafts, Cookery, 

Amateur Winemaking & Brewing, Preserves, Fruit, Needlework, 

Knitting & Crochet, Art, Photography, Hobbies & Collections. 

CONGRATULATIONS TO MARJ RUDIGER WINNER OF THE 

2011 TROPHY.


INDEX 

President’s Report/Highlights from Secretary Page 3 

Queen’s Silver Jubilee/’Rub’ Thiele Perpetual Trophy 4 

Show Book Advertisers 7 

MLASA Show Dates & Trophy Winners 8 & 9 

Church Services 10 

Loxton A&H Society - Officials 11 

Privileges of Members 13 

Map of Showground 14 

Schedule and Special Notes 15 

Rules and Regulations 17 to 20 

Management Committee 23 

Honour Roll 24 & 25 

Trade 28 

Banned items at Agricultural Shows 29 

Section A - Horse-In-Action & Encourage 31 to 37 

Section B - Live Steer & Carcass Competition 38 & 39 

Section C – Vintage Machinery 41 

Section D – Sheep 42 & 43 

Section E – Wool 44 & 45 

Section F – Junior Whip Cracking 46 

Section H - Poultry and Pigeons 47 to 51 

Section I - Young Exhibitors 53 to 61 

Section J - Grain and Fodder 63 & 64 

Section K – Vegetables 70 & 72 

Section L – Flowers 74 to 77 

Section M - Floral Art 78 & 79 

Section N - Pot Plants 81 

Section Na – Orchids 84 & 85 

Section O – Handicrafts 87 

Section P – Cookery 88 to 90 

- Fruit Cake Championship & Genoa Cake Competition 91 & 93 

Country Women’s Scone Mix Competition 94 

Section Pa - Amateur Winemaking & Brewing 95 

Section Q – Preserves 96 to 98 

Section R – Fruit 100 & 102 

Section S - Needlework 104 & 105 

Section T - Knitting & Crochet 106 & 107 

Section U – Art 108 & 109 

Section VP – Photography 111 

Loxton Yard Dog Championships 113 

Section W - Hobbies & Collections 115 

Section X - Log Chopping 117 

Section Y - Sheaf Tossing 118 

Section Z - Scarecrow Championships 120 

Section Za - Powerpoint Presentation 123 

District Schools 124 

Equipment for Hire 126 

Life Members 127 

Sponsors – Country Shows 128 

Young Rural & Rural Ambassador Awards 129 

Entry Forms Centre of Show Book


The Loxton Club Inc 

27 Bookpurnong Tce, Loxton 

Ph: 08 8584 7353 Fax: 08 8584 5441 

Email: info@loxtonclub.com.au 

Everyone is Welcome 

No Signing In 

The Terrace 27 Café is open 7 days 

from 12.00 noon till 2.00pm. 

Keno, Lotto, ATM & Pokies 

Our Bistro is open 7 days for 

Lunch -12 noon to 2pm & 

Dinner - 6pm to 8pm 

Large undercover playground 

Delicious café style & Bistro meals, 

coffee and cakes 

Open Monday—Saturday from 10am till late 

& Sunday from 11am till 10pm 

We promote responsible gambling


ADVERTISING INDEX 

The Loxton A&H Society is appreciative of the support given by 

all the advertisers in this book and would urge all members and 

patrons to give them your support 

Angas Park 99 Loxton Motorcycle Centre 118 

Lawrence & Hansen 132 Loxton 132 Pharmacies 40 

Benson Park 21 Loxton Sporting Club 62 

Big River Commodities 16 Loxton Timber Mill 82 

BS & LD Venning 45 Madden Accountants 130 

Casey’s Pest Control 22 MGA Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd 73 

Cash’s Cabinets 110 OE Bradtke & Sons 116 

CC Blinds & Curtains 83 R & J Sonntag Pty Ltd 80 

Elders 114 Riverland Glass 122 

Errol Matschoss Motors 41 Riverland life fm 100.7 131 

Gibbs Auto Electrical 112 Riverland Radio – 801-5RM 122 

Grower’s Services 110 Robbies Sound 121 

Horsfall Builders 125 Schleins Quarries Pty Ltd 102 

Hygienic Meats 125 Tekna 30 

JR’s Kitchen 12 The Showman’s Guild of SA 119 

Koehne Automotive Repairs 72 Tri Nature 25 

Landmark, Loxton 69 Vaughan’s Shoe Store & Sewing 

LecLogix 27 

Centre 103 

Loxton Club 6 

Warner’s Fashion & Fabrics 21 

Loxton Ice Works & Recycling 12 

Wild Prints 86 

Loxton Irrigation Centre 52 

Win Television 2


LOXTON AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. 

Is a member of the 

MURRAYLANDS AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL 

SOCIETIES ASSOCIATION 

Association 

Paul Wiltshire Linda Wiltshire 

President Secretary 

PO BOX 288 PO BOX 288 

LOXTON SA 5333 LOXTON SA 5333 

Phone (08) 8584 1205 Phone (08) 8584 1205 

Fax (08) 85 85841206 

Email: plwiltshire@iinet.net.au 

Loxton Show 30 September & 1 October 2012 

WJ (Bill) Shannon Jo Little 


PO BOX 367 PO Box 187 

LOXTON SA 5333 LOXTON SA 5333 

Phone/Fax (08) 8587 3053 Phone (08) 8584 7715 (office) 

Email: meramba@riverland.net.au Fax: (08) 8584 4738 (show week) 

After hours phone 

(08) 8584 7715 

Email: loxtonshow@hotmail.com 

Web Site: www.loxtonshow.org.au 

Pinnaroo Show 3 October 2012 

Giles Oster Brenda Oster 


PO Box 173 PO Box 173 

PINNAROO SA 5304 PINNAROO SA 5304 

Phone (08) 85778807 Phone (08) 8577 8437 

Fax (08) 85778602 

Email: osterg@bigpond.com Email: osterj@bigpond.com


2011 M.L.A.S.A. Trophy Winners 

Horse in Action Tarah McNamee Waikerie 

Sheep Glenn & Tracey Farr Loxton 

Wool GMRJ Nominees Loxton 

Poultry Paul Wiltshire Loxton 

Bantams Paul Wiltshire Loxton 

Grains Smith Family Loxton 

Flowers Margaret Lukins Pinnaroo 

Floral Art Dorothy Schiller Pinnaroo 

Vegetables Rob Wilson Pinnaroo 

Cookery Christine Beelitz Pinnaroo 

Needlework – Sewing Ivy Heinicke Loxton 

Needlework – Knitting & Crochet Gloria Stidiford 

Moonta 

Photography Callie Nickolai Loxton 

Art Brenda Menzel Murrayville 

Craft Sheila Wright Loxton 

Jams & Preserves Lynette Arnold Loxton 

Fruit G.M. Arnold & Son Waikerie 

Junior Exhibitor winners: 

Loxton Shaylee Coombe 

Pinnaroo Olivia Crettenden 

MLASA Medallion – Grain – Smith Family 

Royal Medallion – Flowers – Margaret Lukins


Come and Worship 

In Loxton 

Sunday 2 October 2012 

LUTHERAN 

St. Peter’s 9.30 am 

Cnr Sadlier St and Bookpurnong Tce combined service 

Concordia 10.00 am HC 

77 Bookpurnong Tce 

Bookpurnong 8.30 am HC 

Meribah - Lay Reading 10.00 am 

Myrla - Lay Reading 9.00 am 

Taplan - Lay Reading 9.30 am 

CATHOLIC 

St. Albert’s 11.00 am 

Cnr Geraldton and Owens St 

UNITING 10.00 am 

Cnr Martha St and Bookpurnong Tce 

ANGLICAN 11.00 am 

Cnr Edwards and William St 

CHURCH OF CHRIST 

LIVING WATERS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 10.00 am 

14 Edwards St


LOXTON A. & H. SOCIETY INC. 

OFFICIALS 

PATRON Theo Kaesler 

PRESIDENT Bill Shannon 

PRESIDENT ELECT Barry Mangelsdorf 

JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT Andrea Athanasopoulos 

SECRETARY Jo Little 

ASSISTANT SECRETARY Linda Wiltshire 

TREASURER Wendy Riches 

ASSISTANT TREASURER Linda Wiltshire 

LIAISON OFFICER Del Kaesler 

ENTERTAINMENT CO-ORDINATOR Del Kaesler 

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

Patron, President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Liaison Officer, 

Grounds Co-ordinator, Entertainment Co-ordinator, Roger Biggins, 

Ray Edwards, Paul Wiltshire and Lynn Schmaal 

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 

Roger Biggins, Ray Edwards, Del Kaesler, Theo Kaesler, Carol 

King, Barry Mangelsdorf, Martin Obst, Erica Riches, Wendy Riches, 

Andrea Athanasopoulos, Lynn Schmaal, Steve Schulz, Bill Shannon, 

Brian Venning, Linda Wiltshire ,Paul Wiltshire, Josephine Little and 

Julie Brook 

RULES COMMITTEE 

President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, 

Immediate Past President, Roger Biggins and Erica Riches. 

LIFE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE 

Roger Biggins,Theo Kaesler, Martin Obst, 

Bill Shannon, Paul Wiltshire & Linda Wiltshire 

PROPERTY MANAGER - Melvin Fielke 

GROUNDS CO-ORDINATOR - Steve Schulz 

PAVILLION CO-ORDINATOR - Martin Obst


After Hours – 8584 6985 / 0458 134 436


PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERS 

Membership is $22 per annum (GST inc.) 

and entitles you to: 

Free admittance for four adults and six children and your car. 

Note: Only members’ cars and cars with disabled parking permits 

admitted on Sunday and Monday. 

Gate charges Adults $10.00, Children $4.00, 

for 2012: Family (2 adults & up to 4 children) $25.00 

(all GST inc.) Pensioner and Student Concessions $6.00 

(upon presentation of Concession Card) 

NEW MEMBERS – Membership tickets are available at 

General Insurance Agencies Pty Ltd, East Terrace, 

Loxton and during Show Week from Show Office at 

the Showgrounds. 

EXHIBITS 

The Show Office will be open to accept entries from 

Monday, 24 September to Friday 28 September 2012 

between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm each day. 

All Exhibits except Section C, D & E will be judged on the Sunday morning. 

Section C, D & E will be judged on Monday morning. 

Exhibits will be open for public display on 

Sunday – 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm and Monday – 9.00 am to 4.15 pm 

Live Steer, Sheep, Wool, Grain & Fodder, Young Exhibitors, Flowers, Floral 

Art, Pot Plants, Orchids, Vegetables, Handicrafts, Cookery, Amateur Home 

Brewing, Preserves, Fruit, Needlework, Knitting & Crochet, Art, Photography, 

Hobbies & Collections, Scarecrow Championship 

Entries for all Sections Close at 5.00 pm, Friday 28 September 2012 

With the exception of: 

Section H Poultry & Pigeons – Monday 24 September 

Section X Log Chopping – Saturday 8 September 

Section Pa Amateur Winemaking & Brewing – Thursday 27 September 

PLEASE REFER TO SECTION PAGES FOR TIMES OF RECEPTION OF EXHIBITS 

NOTE FOR EXHIBITORS IN SHOW PAVILION 

Exhibits may be removed after 4.30pm Monday when the exhibitors will be 

admitted to the Pavilion on production of exhibitor ID Card



SCHEDULE 

SATURDAY – 29 September 2012 

9.00 am Horse-In-Action - Showjumping 

5.00 pm to 8.00 pm Show Hall opens for reception of Exhibits 

Refer to each Section for exact times 

SUNDAY – 30 September 2012 

From 7.00 am Show Hall opens for reception of Exhibits 

Refer to each Section for exact times. 

8.30 am Gates Open. 

Food and Drink stalls open all day. 

9.00 am Horse-in-Action commences 

11.00 am to 11.30 am Extreme Trial Show 

11.00 am Live Steer Competition judging - Cattle Sheds 

11.30am to 1.30pm Kelly Extreme Karaoke 

11.30am to 3.30pm Grandpa’s Animal Nursery in sheep shed 

11.30am Public Luncheon in Sporting Club 

11.35 am Whip Cracking Demonstration – Near Show Pavilion 

12.30 pm Log Chopping commences- Between ovals 

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm Main Show Hall Pavilion open to public 

1.00pm to 1.30pm Extreme Trial Show 

1.30pm to 2.30pm Kelly Extreme Karaoke 


2.45 pm Whip Cracking Demonstration – Near Show Pavilion 


MONDAY –1 October 2012 

7.30 am Gates open 

Food and Drink stalls open all day 

8.30 am Horse-in-Action commences 

9.00 am to 4.00 pm Show Pavilion Open to public 

10.30am to 11.00 am Extreme Trial Show 

11.00 am Log Chopping commences – Between ovals 

11.00am to 1.00pm Kelly Extreme Karaoke 

11.30 am Public Luncheon in Sporting Club 

11.30am to 3.30pm Grandpa’s Animal Nursery in Sheep shed 

12.05 pm Whip Cracking Demonstration - Near Show Pavilion 

1.00pm to 1.15pm Presentation of Life Membership - Desma Altmann 

1.15pm to 1.45pm Extreme Trial show 

1.30pm Young Farmers Challenge on Oval 


2.20 pm Whip Cracking Demonstration – Near Show Pavilion 


3.00 pm Presentation of Awards – On Stage 


3.00 pm to 6.00 pm Prize monies and trophies available at the 

Show Office 

4.00 pm Grand Parade 

Updated Program available at the gate on entry to the grounds. 

NOTE: Exhibitors are requested NOT to remove Exhibits or Prize Tickets 

before 4.30 pm.


Email: bigrivertk@bigpond.com


RULES AND REGULATIONS 

The following Rules and Regulations are applicable to the forthcoming show to 

be held on Saturday 29 September (Horse in Action events only), Sunday 30 

September and Monday 1 October 2012 (Labour Day). 

1. Gates will be open to the General Public, Sunday 8.30am and Monday 7.30am. 

ADMISSION 

2. Admission to the General Public will be by ticket, obtained at the gates. No 

admission to the grounds before opening times. Members free on producing a 

Membership Ticket. No admission without Pass or Membership Ticket. 

3. Person’s wishing to leave the grounds must obtain a stamp on their wrist at the 

gates for re-admission. Cars and vehicles parked at owner’s risk. 

MEMBERSHIP 

4. Life Members and Subscribers of $22 per annum are entitled to two adult 

tickets, three children’s tickets, car pass on Sunday and Monday. 

Subscriptions of $11 per annum are entitled to two adult tickets and a car 

pass to admit to the Society’s Show. Member’s tickets are not 

transferable. Amounts are inclusive of GST. 

Gate charges for 2012: Adults $10.00, Children $4.00; Concession Card 

Holders (Pensioners & Students) $6.00 (a child is 15 years or under). Family (2 

adults and up to 4 children) $25.00. Bus Tour groups catered for. Only 

member’s cars and cars displaying disabled parking permits admitted to the 

grounds. Amounts are GST inclusive. 

ENTRIES AND EXHIBITS 

5. All Entries and Exhibits are subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society. 

Exhibitors should familiarise themselves with the specific rules and regulations 

pertaining to their particular section. 

6. Entries in all Sections will be received at the Secretary’s Office, situated at the 

Loxton Sporting Complex, from Monday, 24 September 2012 or as indicated at 

the head of each Section, the times specified for closing entries and reception of 

exhibits will be adhered to. However late entries may be accepted only by 

permission of the Section Convener and where applicable in consultation with 

the Pavilion Co-ordinator. 

7. Entries sent by post, fax or email will not be eligible for prizes until the entry fee 

has been paid in full. 

8. All exhibits, except as otherwise provided on the Schedule, must be available for 

judging no later than 9.15 am Sunday morning of the Show. Late entries may 

not necessarily be judged.


Entries and Exhibits Cont. 

9. Judging of livestock to commence at times indicated in each Section. 

10. All exhibits must be the bona-fide property of and/or the work of the Exhibitor, 

and except displays of implements, machinery or vehicles, shall be grown or 

manufactured by the Exhibitor during the current season, unless stated 

otherwise. 

11. Each Article or Collection forming one entry must bear the Class and Entry 

Number. 

12. Exhibitors must not place their name, any previous Certificates or any other 

distinguishing mark upon their Exhibits until after the competition of judging, 

unless otherwise provided. 

13. Any person giving the wrong description of the Exhibits with the intention of 

deceiving or in any way attempting to influence the judging, may be 

disqualified from exhibiting in any future Show. 

14. If the Rules Committee desires, Exhibitors may be required to make a 

Statutory Declaration concerning their Exhibits. 

15. All Exhibitors must place their exhibits in the space allotted to them by the 

Convener or Stewards. The Show Committee will give every possible 

facility to Exhibitors and ample space for Exhibits of every kind will be 

offered. Every care will be taken of Exhibits, but no responsibility will be 

incurred by the Society. 

16. No unauthorised person will be admitted to any Section while judging is 

in progress. 

17. No additional classes may be added to any Section after the printing of 

the Show Book. However the Society invites suitable exhibits other 

than those listed for which certificates may be awarded for such as are 

considered worthy. 

18. Exhibits should be brought to the Hall on the day of or the evening prior to the 

Sunday/Monday Show and be accepted by the Convener or Steward. 

Exhibits will not be accepted at the Secretary’s Office. All exhibitors must 

leave pavilion immediately their exhibits have been staged. 

REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS 

19. No animal (excluding Section A) shall be removed from the grounds. Check 

each section rule for removal of animals. 

20 The Show Pavilion will be closed to the public at 4.15pm on the Monday 

and at 4.30pm admission will be given to Exhibit Card Holders for the 

removal of exhibits. No exhibits are to be removed before 4.30pm on 

the Monday. In special circumstances this rule may be relaxed at the 

discretion of the Convener.


NOTICE 

21. The public are strictly prohibited against touching or tasting Exhibits. 

JUDGING 

22. The judges are empowered to decide on the age of any animal. 

23. Third prize may be awarded provided there are seven or more exhibits, and 

fourth prizes may be awarded where there are 10 or more exhibits in any 

one class. 

24. No first, second, third or fourth prize shall be awarded unless it is deemed 

worthy by the judges, who may award second, third and fourth prizes. 

Special donations or trophies for the class may therefore be held over. A 

Certificate of Merit can be awarded at the judges’ discretion for entries that 

have not been awarded a prize but are of a high standard. No prize (1 st , 2 nd , 

3 rd or 4 th ) may be awarded equally (excluding Sections A, X and Y). 

25. Special awards or prize to exhibitors for highest number of points gained in 

Sections or Classes as the case may be, where they apply, shall be based 

on the following scale unless otherwise provided – First prize, seven points, 

Second prize, five points; Third prize, three points; Fourth prize, one point. 

26. The judges are empowered to withhold prizes from any exhibit if the 

exhibitor or person in charge interferes or acts abusively while the judging is 

in process. 

27. In all cases the Judges’ decision will be final, subject to Rule 29. 

28. Protests against awards must be lodged in writing with the Secretary before 

3 pm on the day of the exhibition. Each protest must be accompanied by a 

deposit of $30. The deposit will be forfeited to the Society should the 

protest be dismissed. 

29. All protests excluding Section A will be heard by the Rules Committee of 

Loxton A. and H. Society Inc. 

30. The decision of the Rules Committee on any protest shall be final. 

31. No Judge shall be an exhibitor in a Class in which he or she is acting 

as Judge, and no Judge shall be permitted to judge any Class where a 

member of his or her immediate family has entered. 

PRIZES 

32. Not withstanding the number of Exhibits in any class, prizes will be paid in 

accordance with the awards given by the Judges. 

33. The Society will pay all prizes and present trophies to prize winners on 

presentation of exhibitor ID card from 3pm to 6pm on the Monday of 

the Show at the Show Office. If not collected, then prize money and 

trophies will be available from Cindy Strother, General Insurance 

Agencies Pty Ltd, 27 East Terrace, Loxton, for one calendar month 

after the Show. However, if not collected by that date, all will be 

refunded to the Society.


TRADE EXHIBITS 

34. Exhibitors in Trade Section must apply for space to the Secretary at least 20 

days before the holding of the Show. Sites will be allocated by the Grounds 

Co-ordinator strictly in accordance with the date of receipt of fully paid 

applications. All Exhibitors must place their exhibits within the space allocated to 

them by the Grounds Co-ordinator. 

35. Sites for the sale of food and drinks will be allotted by the Society prior to the 

Show Day. Permission must be first obtained from the Grounds Co-ordinator 

before setting up such stalls. All Food and Drink stalls are to operate on both the 

Sunday and Monday of the Show. 

36. Stallholders must strictly comply with Government regulations or they will be 

removed from the grounds. 

37. All Trade Exhibits are covered by the Loxton A&H Society Inc for Public Liability 

Insurance on full payment of exhibit fees for the amount of $50,000,000. 

38. All Trade Exhibits and Food and Drink stall operators and Sideshow operators 

exhibit at their own risk and the Society accepts no responsibility for any damage 

to or loss of any goods or equipment used or displayed. 

39. The Society reserves the right to examine all goods offered for sale and any 

goods deemed unsuitable for any reason shall not be sold or displayed for the 

duration of the show. 

MISCELLANEOUS 

40. The Murray Lands Agricultural Societies’ Association award prizes in Horse-in- 

Action, Sheep, Wool, Poultry, Bantams, Pigeons, Grains, Flowers, Floral Art, 

Vegetables, Fruit, Jams & Preserves, Cookery, Knitting & Crocheting, 

Needlework, Crafts, Photography, Art Sections held at Association Shows at 

Loxton and Pinnaroo. The Association reserves the right to award these prizes 

either in cash or trophy or both. The first counts as three points, a second as 

two points. In the event of a tie for the highest points, the Exhibitor who has won 

the most firsts will be declared the winner. To qualify the exhibitor only needs to 

enter at one Association Show. Confederacies are not eligible to compete or 

exhibit for Association prizes; the word ‘confederacy’ in this clause does not refer 

to or include a registered partnership or firm where all members or partners of 

the firm conduct their business conjointly. 

41. Every Exhibitor of Livestock shall be entitled to have a ‘handler’ present during 

judging and such ‘handler’ shall, at the direction of the Judge carry out such 

actions as may be necessary to pacify, exhibit or move such stock to the 

satisfaction of the Judge. This shall exclude the Poultry Section. 

42. In Ring Events the Committee will give all reasonable facilities to Exhibitors, but 

will not be responsible for any accidents incurred therein. All animals that are 

exhibited in Section A, B and D, to be covered for Public Liability Insurance for 

each occasion they appear. Insurance is arranged by the Society with a cover of 

$50,000,000. Premiums, as applicable, are included in the entry fees and paid 

to the insurers by the Society.

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Management Committee 2012 

Back Row: Theo Kaesler, Barry Mangelsdorf, Paul Wiltshire, 

Lynn Schmaal, Brian Venning 

Middle Row: Carol King, Andrea Athanasopoulos, Roger Biggins, 

Linda Wiltshire, Erica Riches, Julie Brook 

Front Row: Martin Obst, Wendy Riches, Josephine Little, Bill Shannon, 

Ray Edwards 

Absent: Del Kaesler and Steve Schulz


HONOUR ROLL 

PAST PRESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES 1911 – 2012 


1911 A.McCourt, Esq F.J Martin, Esq 

1912 Dr. L.W. Hayward, Esq F.J Martin, Esq 

1913 Dr. L.W. Hayward, Esq H.T. Eime, Esq 

1914 and 1915 – No Show held (First World War) 

1916-17 W.H. Mengerson, Esq B.H. Laffer, Esq 

1918-19 R.F. Mayfield, Esq B.H. Laffer, Esq 

1920-21 J. Angus, Esq B.H. Laffer, Esq 

1922-24 E.F. Pflaum, Esq B.H. Laffer, Esq 

1925-27 E.F. Pflaum, Esq F.A. Galloway, Esq 

1928 E.F. Pfaum,. Esq J.M. Strout, Esq 

1929 E.F. Plaum, Esq (No show held) 

1930 E.F. Plaum, Esq A.G. Aitchison, Esq 

1931-36 E.F. Plaum, Esq B.O. Galloway, Esq 

1937-38 A.H. Hameister, Esq B. H. Laffer 

1939 A.H. Hameister, Esq Harry W. King, Esq 

1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945 – No show held (Second World War) 

1946 A.H. Hameister, Esq W.H.R. Stocks, Esq 

1947 F.J. Petch, Esq, MBE W.H.R. Stocks, Esq 

1948 F.J. Petch, Esq, MBE E.H. Klingberg, Esq 

1949 F.J. Petch, Esq, MBE S.J.G. Colbey, Esq 

1950 A.E. Hosking, Esq A. Jolly, Esq 

1951 A.E. Hosking, Esq K.D. Hodge, Esq 

1952 J.M. Shannon, Esq K.D. Hodge, Esq 

1953 J.M. Shannon, Esq S.R. McCracken, Esq 

1954 A.H. Seekamp, Esq L.G. Porter, Esq 

1955 A.H. Seekamp, Esq S.R. McCracken, Esq 

1956 L.G. Porter, Esq L.E. Thiele, Esq 

1957 L.G. Porter, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1958-59 L.B. Swanbury, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1960-61 A.E. Kernich, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1962 P.E. Thiele, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1963 P.E. Thiele, Esq A.J. Bailey, Esq 

1964 G.V. Scadden, Esq A.J. Bailey, Esq 

1965 G.V. Scadden, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1966-67 O.R. Thiele, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1968-69 J.F.C. Petch, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1970-71 J.M. Shannon, Esq A.E. Lillington, Esq 

1972-73 J.M. Shannon, Esq G.G. Fielke, Esq 

1974 C. Hentschke, Esq G.G. Fielke, Esq


HONOUR ROLL CONT. 

1975-76 L.R. Kruschel, Esq G.G. Fielke, Esq 

1977-78 T.D. Fielke, Esq G.G. Fielke, Esq 

1979 M.R. Pfeiffer, Esq G.G. Fielke, Esq 

1980 M.R. Pfeiffer, Esq Mrs. Linda Wiltshire 

1981 M.B. Obst, Esq Mrs. Linda Wiltshire 

1982 M.B. Obst, Esq Mrs. S.J. Pfeiffer 

1983-84 J.F.C. Petch, Esq Mrs. S.J. Pfeiffer 

1985-86 R.D. Biggins, Esq Mrs. S.J. Pfeiffer 

1987-88 T.W. Wurst, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

1989-90 T.M. Shannon, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

1991-92 M.E. Fielke, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

1993-94 T.J. Kaesler, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

1995-96 M.J. Vowles, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

1997-98 W.J. Shannon, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

1999-2000 P.J. Wiltshire, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

2001-02 B.J. Mangelsdorf, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

2003 P.J. Wiltshire, Esq J.A. Eager, Esq 

2004 P.J. Wiltshire, Esq Mrs. J.S. Burgemeister 

2005-06 T.J. Kaesler, Esq Mrs. J.S. Burgemeister 

2007 Mrs. L. Wiltshire Mrs. J.S. Burgemeister 

2008 Mrs. L. Wiltshire Mrs. L.M. Schmaal 

2009 Mrs. D. Kaesler Mrs. L.M. Schmaal 

2010 Mrs. D. Kaesler Mrs. L.M. Schmaal 

2011 W.J. (Bill) Shannon Esq Mrs. L.M. Schmaal 

2012 W.J. (Bill) Shannon Esq Mrs. J.A. Little 

* Australian owned * Australian made * Phosphate Free 

* Natural Products of Australia 

Endorsed by Landcare and environmentally suitable cleaning 

product and Enjo as an ideal cleaner for their cleaning cloths. 

Now have the tick of approval of N.A.S.A.A for use by organic growers 

For Information and supply 

Contact Ray Edwards 8584 5945 

(PO Box 376, Loxton SA 5333)


2012 is the 40 th Anniversary of the Riverland Wine Show, the brain child of 

Dr Brian Storer and Dr Ian McInnes and strongly supported by the 

Loxton A & H Society, with the help of the Riverland Wine Stalwart of many years 

Mr Kevin Pfeiffer. 

The most distinguishing factors which the Wine Show was based on are still basis of 

the show 40 years later are: 

Entries must be commercially available, labelled and made from grapes grown 

in irrigated regions 

Also important is the quality of the judging panels which has always been top grade, 

featuring winemakers of the quality of Gunter Prass, Wolf Blass, Peter Lehmann, 

Robert Hesketh and more recently, Sue Hodder and Mike Farmilo. 

Once rotated between the three A & H Show Societies of the Riverland is now still 

strongly supported by the Loxton A & H Show Society and has been held in Renmark 

over the last few years. 

Looking forward to you all joining us at the Public Tasting and Presentation Dinner at 

Rustons Rose Garden on the 19 th September 2012. 

For all information contact Secretary Tim Smythe 042 777 2185 or Andre Logos 0414 

595 153



TRADE 

GROUNDS 

CO-ORDINATORS 

Stephen Schulz – 8584 7363 

Theo Kaesler 

& Bill Shannon 

ELECTRICIAN – Peter Oldroyd 

Best Large Trade (multiple site) Area A & B 

Awarded the Vic Gibbs Memorial Trophy T640 

Best Small Trade (single site) Area A & B 

Awarded trophy donated by W.J. Shannon. T641 

Best Display 

Awarded a trophy donated by Schulz Repairs and Sales T642 

Best Display Area Inside Marquee 

Awarded a trophy donated by Schulz Repairs and Sales. T643 

1. Exhibitors seeking space must apply to Secretary at least 20 days 

before the Show. All exhibitors must place their exhibit in the place 

allotted to them by the above Co-ordinators. 

2. The payment of site fees entitles an Exhibitor to a stand allotted on the 

ground. Application form and payment to be lodged at Secretary’s 

office by due date. 

3. All exhibitors who require electric power must state when applying. 

Only single phase power available. Exhibitors to supply own cable for 

connection to the central point. 

4. Exhibitors must supply own fork lift – loading ramp available. 

5. Sites are available for rental in the following area: 

Agricultural & Motor Vehicle, Area ‘A’ near Sideshow 

General Trade Area ‘B’ on oval 

6m x 6m blocks 

Inside Marquee – 3m x 3m depth. 

Inside Marquee – 2m x 3m depth. 

6. Space rental charges and application forms for space are available 

from the Secretary. 

7. Droppers and pegs are not to be put in lawn without approval of 

Grounds Co-ordinator. 

N.B. All goods that will be sold, displayed or demonstrated must be 

fully described. No water pistols, cap guns or other explosive devices 

are allowed to be sold. 

Complete list of banned items on page 29.


7. All trade and craft exhibitors, food and drink stall operators and side show 

operators exhibit at their own risk and the Society accepts no responsibility 

for any damage to, or loss of goods or equipment used or displayed. 

8. Trophies will be awarded for the best presented displays in the agricultural, 

outside sites and inside marquee and exhibit sections. These will be judged 

on the Sunday of the Show. 

CARE OF LAWNS 

9. Exhibitors and traders are asked to co-operate by assisting us to respect the 

grassed area and refrain from leaving around wire, nails or metal objects. 

10. The digging of holes or setting of posts in grassed area will not be permitted. 

Where such type of construction is required, steel droppers may be driven 

into the ground to support posts. 

11. These conditions will be understood and accepted by the applicant 

immediately the space allotted has be occupied. 

All decisions made by the co-ordinators pertaining to this Section shall be final. 

Note – No exhibitor will be allowed to occupy their site until their site fees are paid in 

full. 

FEDERAL COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES 

LIST OF BANNED ITEMS AT AGRICULTURAL SHOWS 

Drug Related Goods (including Cocaine Kits, Bongs etc), 

Explicit and Hardcore T-Shirts Fake Cigarettes 

Fireworks – Crackers Fuel Type Fire Lighters (Zippo) 

Horns and Trumpets Knives (including Pen Knives) 

Metal and Wooden Martial Art Nunchakas Laser Pointers 

Playing Cards (Nude or Lurid) Pressure Pack Snow 

Pressure Pack Fart Gas Silly String 

Stink Bombs 

Water Bombs 

Bouncing Beans 

Toy Guns are acceptable, however, the following are NOT: 

Ball Bearing Guns Eight Shot Caps 

Pellet Guns Pop Downs (Throw Downs) 

Potato Guns (Bullet Type) Roll Caps 

Strip Caps Water Pistols over 150mm (6”) 

Samurai Swords, English Swords and Fencing Swords are to be sold in Sealed 

Packages by Licensed Traders ONLY


2012 

Tenka Saddles is donating a TENKA Saddle for event 408 

on Sunday 30 th September 2012


SECTION A 

HORSE-IN- ACTION 

CONVENER – E.Riches. Phone (08) 8584 1207 

Show SEC (08) 85847715 Fax (08) 8584 4738 (From 24.09.11 to 1.10.12) 

Closing date for entries 

Monday 24 September 2012 

Post entries to: PO Box 187, Loxton SA 5333 

A Barbecue for Section A competitors will be held on 

Sunday evening at 6.30 pm for 7.00 pm at the Loxton Hockey Club. 

Affiliated with NHA and EFA 

All queries to be addressed to the Ground Jury. 

Showjumping classes will be judged under FEI rules and EFA grading rules apply. 

EFA performance cards shall be produced for jumping events. 

Competitors shall be correctly dressed and in a neat and tidy manner. 

INSURANCE: Entry fees include 30¢ premium for public liability insurance. 

MLASA award to trophy prize of $30 to the competitor gaining the highest points in events 

marked with *. Refer rule 40. 

MEMBERSHIP: The membership subscription is $22 for those competing. 

CAMPING FEE: $15 per family for the weekend. To be included with Entry Fees. 

The Committee reserves the right to make alterations to the program as it deems necessary. 

NOTE: All vehicles must enter and leave grounds through the Pine Avenue gate only, except 

after 6.00 pm on Saturday and Sunday – then via main gate. 

Attention must be drawn to competitors that events will not be held up. 

Competitors must decide which events they wish to compete in. 

All horses in grade SJ events must carry current performance cards and all owners and riders 

must be current members of the EFA Head Gear 2063.3. 

JUNIOR COMPETITION CLASSES. 

Juniors must be members of the EFA to collect prize money and must show EFA membership 

card. 

MEASUREMENTS OF PONIES, GALLOWAYS OR HACKS: A current official EFA Measuring 

Certificate, an official class measurement from 2009 Adelaide Royal or SA EFA life 

measurement Certificate will be recognised measurements for this Show. 

WEIGHT CLASSES: Ponies, Galloways and hacks will need to present for classification at the 

designated times and will not be eligible to compete at this show in weight classes unless so 

classified. 

DRUGS: It is the intention of this Society that all animals shall perform on their merits without 

the aid of drugs which may affect their conduct, performance or appearance. An exhibitor shall 

not administer and shall ensure that there shall not be administered to his exhibit any 

‘prohibited’ drug. 

CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS: From all placed first in that particular section. Second place 

getters to Champions are eligible for Reserve Champion Award. 

AGES: of riders, where specified, are ages on day of competition. 

PROTESTS must be in writing, be accompanied by a $25 deposit and lodged within 15 minutes 

of completion of the event. The deposit will be forfeited to the Society should the protest not be 

upheld or deemed frivolous. 

JUDGES of ring 2 and 3 will alternate rings on the second day of the show, i.e. one judge will 

judge ponies/junior riding on the first day and Hacks/Galloways on the second day and vice 

versa.


SECTION A – HORSE-IN-ACTION (Continued) 

Saturday 29 September 2012 

Ring 1: 11.00 am start - Showjumping - 

Article Entry (GST inc.) 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 

400 80m 238.1.2 $3 $30 $20 $10non grading 

401 1.00m 238.1.2 $4 $40 $30 $20 $10 

403 1.10m 238.1.2 $5 $50 $30 $20 $10 

Sunday 30 September 2012 

Ring 1: 8.30am start – Showjumping 

Event Article Entry 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 

405 Open 1.00m 238.2.2 $6 $60 $40 $30 $20 

406 Open 1.10m 238.2.2 $6 $60 $40 $30 $20 

407 BE ACTIVE novice competition for horses 40 points or less as at 1/01/12 

1.20m 238.2.3 $10 $100 $70 $50 $40 

Points recorded to 8 th Place 

408 EA Tekna National Young Riders Selection Class 

1.30m 273 3.3 & 4.3 $10 $90 $70 $30 $15 $10 

409 BE ACTIVE A&B 

Judged under Table A Article 238 2.2 

First round 1.3m Speed 350mt/min 

$20 $200 $140 $70 $40 

Points recorded to 8 th Place 


Ring 1: 8.30am start – Showjumping. 

Tenka Saddles donating a 

Tenka Saddle for event 408 

Event Entry 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 

Article GST (Inc) 

410 Open Table A1.10m 238.2.2 $6 $60 $40 $30 $10 

First prize donated by Kate Attard, Arty Equine Horse Dentistry 

411 Open Table C 1.10m 239 $6 $60 $40 $30 $10 

412 Open Table C 1.20m 239 $6 $60 $40 $35 $10 

Fosters Cup Junior Horse of Year Article 

413 Junior Champs FOSTERS CUP first round min 1.10m 273.3.3 

Table A $10 $100 $60 $40 $20 $10 

Ballharry Horse of Year Article 

414 Senior Champs BALHARRY CUP 1.40mt 273.3.3 

$25 $300 $180 $100 $50 $25 

Juniors can ride in Senior events on the same horse on the same day 

Junior Champion- Ribbon plus Blanket donated by WHK Accountants 

Senior Champion –Ribbon plus Blanket donated by WHK Accountants


Entry $2.50 per event (GST inc.) 1 st $4.00 2 nd $2.00 3 rd $1.00 

Ring 1 EFA HACKING – Sunday 30 September 2012 9am start 

*101. Hack over 15hh & n.e. 15.2hh 

*102. Hack over 15.2hh & n.e .16.2hh 

*103. Hack over 15hh & n.e. 16hh 

*104. Hack over 16hh 

*105. Lightweight Hack over 15hh 

*106. Heavyweight Hack over 15hh 

*107. Open Hack over 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (classes 100 – 107) 

*108. Show hunter hack 15hh n.e. 15.2 

*109. Show hunter hack 15.2 hh. 16hh 

*110. Show Hunter hack over 16hh 

*111. Open Show hunter 

*112. Lightweight hunter over 15hh 

*113. Heavyweight hunter over 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER (classes108 – 113) 

* 115. Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 14.2hh 

*116. Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

*117. Lightweight Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

*118. Heavyweight Hack over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

*119. Open Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY (classes 115 – 119) 

120. Show Hunter Galloway 14hh n.e.14.2hh 

121. Show hunter Galloway 14.2hh. 15hh 

122. Open huner Galloway 14hh n.e. 15hh 

123. Lightweight Galloway hunter 

124. Heavyweight Galloway hunter 14hh n.e. 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HUNTER (classes 120-124) 

125. Pony n.e. 12.2hh 

126. Pony 12.2hh & n.e. 13hh 

127. Pony 13hh & n.e. 13.2hh 

128. Pony 13.2hh & n.e. 14hh 

129. Lightweight Pony n.e. 14hh 

130. Heavyweight Pony n.e. 14hh 

131. Open Hack Pony n.e.14hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY (classes 125-131) 

132. Hunter Pony n.e. 12.2 

133. Hunter Pony 12.2 n.e. 13hh 

134. Hunter Pony 13 n.e. 13.2hh



RING 1 EFA HACKING – Sunday 30 September 2012 continued 

135. Hunter Pony 13.2 hh. 14hh 

136. Hunter Pony open n.e. 14hh 

137. Lightweight hunter Pony n.e. 14hh 

138. Heavyweight hunter Pony n.e. 14hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE HUNTER PONY (classes 132-138) 

RING 2 EFA HACKING – Sunday 30 September 2012 

139. Pony n.e. 12.2hh2.01 

140. Pony 12.2 hh & n.e. 13hh 

141. Pony 13hh & n.e. 13.2hh 

142. Pony 13.2hh & n.e. 14hh 



145. Open Hack Pony n.e. 14hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY (classes 139 – 145) 

146. Hunter Pony n.e. 12.2hh 

147. Hunter Pony 12.2hh & n.e. 13hh 

148. Hunter Pony 13hh & 13.2hh 

149. Hunter Pony 13.2hh n.e. 14hh 

150. Open hunter pony n.e. 14hh 

151. Lightweight hunter pony n.e. 14hh 

152. Heavyweight hunter pony n.e. 14hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER PONY (classes 146- 152) 

153. Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 142.hh 

154. Galloway over 14.2hh & n.e. 15hh 

155. Lightweight Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

156. Heavyweight Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

157. Open Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY (classes 153- 157) 

158. Show Hunter Galloway 14hh n.e. 14.2 

159. Show Hunter Galloway 14.2hh n.e. 15hh 

160. Open Hunter Galloway 

161. Lightweight Hunter Galloway 

162. Heavyweight Hunter Galloway 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY (cls158-162) 

163. Hack over 15hh & n.e. 15.2hh 

164. Hack over 15.2hh & n.e. 16hh 

165. Hack n.e. 16hh 

Sunday night $6.00 BBQ. Drinks and raffle included. 6.30pm at Hockey Club




RING 2 EFA HACKING – Sunday 30 September 2012 con’t 

166. Hack over 16hh 

167. Lightweight Hack over 15hh 

168. Heavyweight Hack over 15hh 

169. Open Hack over 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (classes 163-169) 

170. Hunter Hack 15hh n.e.15.2hh 

171. Hunter hack 15.2hh n.e. 16hh 

172. Hunter Hack over 16hh 

173. Open Hunter Hack over 15hh 

174. Lightweight Hunter hack over 15hh 

175. Heavyweight Hunter hack over 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER HACK (classes 170-175) 

RING 1 EFA HACKING – Monday 1 October 2012 8.30am start 

176. Pony n.e. 12.2hh 

177. Pony 12.2hh n.e. 13hh 

178. Pony 13hh & n.e. 13.2hh 

179. Pony 13.2 n.e. 14hh 




CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY (classes 176-182) 

183. Hunter Pony n.e. 12.2hh Pony 12.2hh 

184. Hunter Pony 12.2hh. 13hh 

185. Hunter Pony 13 hh. 13.2hh 

186. Hunter Pony 13.2 hh. 14hh 

187. Hunter Pony Open hh. 14hh 

188. Lightweight Hunter Pony n.e. 14hh 

189. Heavyweight Hunter Pony n.e. 14hh 

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY (classes 183-189) 

190. Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 14.2hh 

191. Galloway over 14.2hh & n.e. 15hh 

192. Lightweight Galloway over 14hh & n.e.15hh 

193. Heavyweight Hack over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY (classes 190-194)




RING 1 EFA HACKING – Monday 1 October 2012 continued 

195. Show Hunter Galloway 14hh n.e. 14.2hh 





CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY (195-199) 

200. Hack over 15hh n.e. 15.2hh 

201. Hack over 15.2hh n.e 16hh 

202. Hack over 16hh n.e. 16.2hh 

203. Hack over 16.2hh 


205. Heavyweight Hack over 15hh 


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (Classes200-206) 

207. Hunter Hack 15hh n.e. 15.2hh 

208. Hunter Hack 15.2hh n.e. 16hh 


210. Open Hunter Hack Over 15hh 


212. Heavyweight Hunter hack over 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER (Classes207-212) 

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK/HUNTER OF THE SHOW 

Champion Pony, Galloway, Hack and Hunter from rings 1 & 2 from Sunday and 

Monday start at completion of rings 1 and 2 on Monday 

RING 2 EFA HACKING – Monday 1 October 2012 8.30am start 

213. Hack over 15hh & n.e. 15.2hh 

214. Hack over 15.2hh & n.e. 16hh 

215. Hack n.e. 16hh 

216. Hack over 16hh 


218. Heavyweight hack over 15hh 


CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (classes 213-219) 

Sunday night $6.00 BBQ. Drinks and raffle included. 6.30pm at the Hockey Club


RING 2 EFA HACKING – Monday 1 October 2012 

220. Hunter hack 15hh n.e. 15.2 

221. Hunter hack 15.2 hh 16hh 


223. Open Hunter Hack over 15hh 


225. Heavyweight Hunter Hack over 15hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER HACK(classes220-225) 

226. Galloway over 14hh n.e. 14.2hh 

227. Galloway 14.2 hh n.e 15hh 

228. Lightweight Galloway over 14hh n.e. 15hh 

229. Heavyweight Galloway over 14hh & n.e. 15hh 


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY (classes226-230) 

231. Show Hunter Galloway 14hh n.e. 14.2hh 





CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER GALLOWAY (classes 231-235) 

236. Pony n.e. 12.2hh 

237. Pony 12.2hh n.e. 13hh 

238. Pony 13hh & n.e. 13.2hh 

239. Pony 13.2hh & n.e. 14hh 




CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY (classes 236-242) 

243. Hunter Pony n.e.12.2hh 


245. Hunter Pony 13hh n.e. 13.2hh 


247. Open Hunter Pony 13.2hh n.e. 14hh 

248. Lightweight Hunter Pony n.e. 14hh 

249. Heavyweight Hunter Pony n.e. 14hh 

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER (classes 243-249) 

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK/HUNTER OF THE SHOW 

Champion Pony, Galloway, Hack and Hunter from rings 1 & 2 from Sunday and 

Monday start at completion of rings 1 and 2 on Monday


SECTION B 

LIVE STEER AND CARCASS COMPETITION 

CONVENER 

Peter Fogden 85872272 or 0427 872272 

STEWARDS – R Arnold, R Koch, G Thorne, C Fisher, J Fogden 

Entries close 5.00 pm, Friday, 28 September 2012 

Reception of exhibits by 9.00 am Sunday 30 September 2012 

Exhibitors to enter by Mill Gate 

EXHIBITED AT SHOWGROUNDS 

LIVE JUDGING – Sunday 30 September 2012 at 11.00 am 

VOUCHER and TROPHY DONORS 

Plaza Quality Meats, Hygienic Meats, JFC & EA Petch, 

Loxton IGA Every Day, Elders Loxton, 

Landmark Loxton, Big River Supermarkets 

Nangaringa Santa Gertrudis Stud, 

Hardwicks, Beswick & Sons, Fisher Bros 

RULES and CONDITIONS 

The exhibitor must own all steers. 

All steers must be tagged in accordance with Department of Primary 

Industries regulations. 

All cattle must be from a herd with no known Johnes disease 

All exhibitors must reside in the MLASA area. 

Each Exhibitor is entitled to a maximum of four entries 

All cattle will be weighed on arrival and then entered into their respective 

classes. 

Exhibits will be classed according to their carcass weight for Carcass 

Judging 

The Judge’s decision is final. 

SLAUGHTER OF STEERS 

Steers will be slaughtered at Hardwick’s Abattoir 

Entry Form in centre of Show Book


SECTION B – LIVE STEER & CARCASS COMPETITON Cont. 

Entry Fee: $5.00 (GST inc.) per animal, plus transport cost to Abattoir. 

First Prize: Trophy 

Second Prize: $10.00 

Third Prize: $ 5.00 

Class 

1. Lightweight steer. Voucher and Ribbon 

2. Heavyweight steer. Voucher and Ribbon 

3. Grassfed steer. Voucher and Ribbon 

Exhibits will be weighted and classified into lightweight and heavyweight 

classes. 

� Trophy and ribbon for Champion Lightweight Steer of the 

� Show.Ribbon for Reserve Champion Lightweight Steer of the Show. 

� Trophy and ribbon for Champion Heavyweight Steer of the Show. 

� Ribbon for Reserve Champion Heavyweight Steer of the Show. 

� Trophy and ribbon for Champion Grassfed Steer of the Show. 

� Ribbon for Reserve Champion Grassfed Steer of the Show. 

� Trophy and ribbon for Grand Champion Steer of the Show. 

� Ribbon for Reserve Champion Steer of the Show. 

� Champion Light weight carcass. Voucher and Ribbon 

� Reserve Champion Light weight carcass. Ribbon 

� Champion Heavy weight carcass. Voucher and Ribbon 

� Reserve Champion Heavy weight carcass. Ribbon 

� Champion Grassfed carcass. Voucher and Ribbon 

� Reserve Champion Grassfed carcass. Ribbon 

� Trophy and ribbon for Grand Champion Carcase of the Show. 

� Ribbon for Reserve Champion Carcase of the Show. 

SPECIAL AWARD: Nangaringa trophy for highest 

scoring Carcass with Santa Gertrudis breeding. 

CARCASE JUDGING METHOD 

Steers will be judged under the MSA Grading 

system. 



LOXTON 

PHARMACIES 

6 East Terrace 13 Anzac Crescent 

LOXTON LOXTON 

8584 7525 8584 5880 

Ken Cole, Lyndon and Tom Edwards 

are glad to help with all your prescription 

and medical needs 

SERVING LOXTON SINCE 1988 

Consult our trained staff for ….. 

� Make-up – Max Factor, Designer Brands 

L’oreal, Maybelline 

� Large range of Hair Colours and Accessories 

� Gifts 

� Watches 

� Polaroid Sunglasses 

� Perfume 

� Aftershave 

� Home Health Care Products 

� Vitamins – Natures Own, Amcal, Blackmores 

� Consumer Medicine Information Available 

� In Essence Aromatherapy 

� Home Medicine Reviews By Qualified Pharmacist 

Agents for: People’s Choice Credit Union 

National Diabetes Services Scheme 

Digital Photo Kiosk 

Photo Express 25c* 4” x 6” 

Digital Prints 

*$2.99 Kiosk usage fee per order


SECTION C 

VINTAGE MACHINERY 

TRACTORS AND MACHINERY PRE 1970 

CONVENER: Ian Nitschke 8584 9071 

0428 849 071 

STEWARD: Kevin Manuel 8584 6259 

0411 860 798 

Entries close 5.00pm Friday 28 th September 2012 

Entry fee $1.00 

Exhibits will be accepted Saturday 29 th September 2012, 1pm to 5pm 

and Sunday 30 September 2012 between 8am and 10am 

(Enter via Pine Avenue Gate) 

A Peoples’ Choice trophy will be presented for First, Second & 

Third 

Proudly Sponsored by Errol Matschoss Motors Pty Ltd 

Loxton & Waikerie


SECTION D 

SHEEP 

CONVENER – Ian Cass, 8587 6220 

STEWARDS – Dennis Paschke, Neil Wormald, Glen Farr 

Please Note: This Section will be judged on Monday 1 October 2012 

ALL SHEEP EXHIBITED MUST HAVE A 

HANDLER PRESENT DURING JUDGING. 


Reception of exhibits by 9.00 am, Monday 1 October 2012 

Judging to commence 9.30 am. 

Entry Fee $1.50 (GST inc.) – First Prize $8.00; Second Prize $4.00 

Special Prize of $10.00 donated by The Murray Pioneer Pty Ltd 

for most points gained in Section D. T144 

First Counts as 2 points and second as 1 point. 

Rams to be owned by Exhibitor for at least one year 

Sheep from OJD map program properties will be penned separately 

from non assessed sheep. 

All sheep to be full wool unless otherwise stated. 

No entry shall be entered in more than one class unless specified. 

Class numbers marked * are eligible to compete for the 

MLASA Trophy $30 in accord with Rule 40. 

Class 

*1. Merino ram, medium or fine, 2 tooth and under. 

*2. Merino ram, medium or fine, 2 tooth and under, Autumn shorn. 

*3. Merino ram, medium or fine, 4 tooth and over. 

*4. Merino ram, medium or fine, 4 tooth and over. Autumn shorn. 

*5. Merino ram, strong, 2 tooth and under. 

*6. Merino ram, strong, 2 tooth and under. Autumn shorn. 

*7. Merino ram, strong, 4 tooth and over. 

*8. Merino ram, strong, 4 tooth and over. Autumn shorn. 

*9. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 2 tooth and under. 

*10. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 2 tooth and under. Autumn shorn. 

*11. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 4 tooth and over. 

*12. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 4 tooth and over. Autumn shorn. 

*13. Merino ewe, strong, 2 tooth and under. 

*14. Merino ewe, strong, 2 tooth and under. Autumn shorn. 

*15. Merino ewe, strong, 4 tooth and over. 

*16. Merino ewe, strong, 4 tooth and over. Autumn shorn.


SECTION D – SHEEP (Continued) 

Loxton Waikerie Council Area – Classes 17 to 28 

17. Pen of two prime Merino lambs. 

18. Pen of two prime Crossbred lambs. Winner to receive the 

Chesson Park White Suffolk – Trophy for Class 18 from IR&HT Cass T140 

19. Merino ewe, strong, 2 tooth and under. 

20. Merino ewe, strong, 2 tooth and under. Autumn shorn. 

21. Merino ewe, strong, 4 tooth and over. 

22. Merino ewe, strong, 4 tooth and over. Autumn shorn. 

23. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 2 tooth and under. 

24. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 2 tooth and under. Autumn shorn. 

25. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 4 tooth and over. 

26. Merino ewe, medium or fine, 4 tooth and over. Autumn shorn. 

27. Merino ram, strong, any age. Autumn shorn to full wool. 

28. Merino ram, medium or fine, any age. Autumn shorn to full wool. 

29. Pen of Merino hoggets, 2 tooth or under, full wool or autumn shorn. 

To be judged for commercial value for breeding trueness to type and uniformity. 

Elders trophy donated for winner of the hogget competition Class 29.T141 

30. Pen of three Merino ewes, any age. 

To be judged on commercial value with due regard to type and uniformity 

necessary in breeding. Can be made up from other sections for 

unregistered breeders only. 

Updown Park Suffolk Stud Trophy from IR & HT Cass T142 

Classes 17 to 30 all to be taken from unregistered flock. 

CHAMPION MERINO RAM. Chesson Park White Suffolk Trophy.T143 

RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM. 

CHAMPION MERINO EWE. 

RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE. 

CHAMPION UNREGISTERED EWE. 

Winners of Championship Classes in Sheep Section to be 

one year and over. 

Entrance fee includes 30¢ premium for public liability insurance. 

H.E. KROEHN MEMORIAL TROPHY - Trophy value $60.00 T150 

To be won by a competitor entering three classes in both Sheep and Wool 

Sections. 

Classes eligible: Sheep 1-16; Wool 1-8 

Points to be awarded as follows: 

3 points for first prize, 2 points for second prize, 1 point for each entry placed 

in both sections.


SECTION E 

WOOL 

CONVENER - Brian Venning (08) 8584 5327 

STEWARDS – Darren Nitschke, Merv Gladigau, Andrew Smith, Niesha Hampel 

Entries close 5 pm, Friday, 28 September 2012 

Wool will be shown in pavilion with grain and fodder. Exhibitors to enter by mill gate. 

All wool to be weighed by stewards and judged 

(a) Classes 1-6 on the point system of the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers 

(b) Classes 7-13 and 15 & 16 on commercial value 

(c) Class 14 in cents per kg 

FLEECES TO BE SKIRTED BLS & PCS NOT REQUIRED 

ALL FLEECES TO BE 12 MONTHS OR UNDER. 

Exhibits to be in by 9am, Monday 1 October 2012 when judging will commence. 

No exhibitor shall enter the same entry in more than one class. 

Entry Fee $1.20 (GST inc.) 

OPEN CLASSES 

* 1. One Merino ram’s fleece, strong wool. 

* 2. One Merino ewe’s fleece, strong wool. 

* 3. One Merino ram’s fleece, medium-fine wool. 

* 4. One Merino ewe’s fleece, medium-fine wool. 

* 5. One Merino fleece, other than ram’s, strong wool. 

* 6. One Merino fleece, other than ram’s, medium-fine wool. 

7. One Merino fleece, strong wool, other than ram’s, commercial value. 

8. One Merino fleece, medium wool, other than ram’s, commercial value. 

Mr Martin Obst donating Special Trophy to the value of $20 for most points 

gained in classes 7 & 8. T160 

Classes marked * are eligible for the MLASA Trophy to the value of $30 

in accord with Rule 40. 

Prizes for classes 1 to 8 – First Prize $10.00, Second Prize $5.00. 

LOCAL CLASSES 

Open to all local breeders in Loxton Waikerie District Council areas. 

9. One Merino fleece, strong wool, other than ram’s. 

10. One Merino fleece, medium wool, other than ram’s. 

Elders Ltd Loxton Branch donating prize money for classes 9 and 10. 

11. One Merino Fleece at least 4kg for show purposes. 

12. One Merino Fleece, medium wool shown by exhibitors under 21, not 

necessarily property of exhibitor. 

BS & LD Venning donating prize money in classes 11 & 12. 



SECTION E - WOOL (Continued) 

13. One Merino Hogget fleece. 

14. Lamb’s wool, 2kg, autumn drop, medium wool, for style & trueness of type. 

Landmark, Loxton Branch donating prize money for classes 13 and 14. 

15, Merino fleece, medium wool, autumn shorn – 6 months. 

16. Merino fleece, strong wool, autumn shorn – 6 months. 

Quality Wool donating prize money for classes 15 & 16 & $10 trophy. T161 

Prizes for classes 9 to 16 – First Prize $15.00; Second Prize $10.00 

Champion Fleece of Show Society’s Ribbon, plus $5 

Champion Local Fleece of Show Society’s Ribbon, plus $5 

Reserve Champion Fleece of Show Society’s Ribbon 

Reserve Local Fleece of Show Society’s Ribbon 

Champion Fleece for under 21 Society’s Ribbon 

Trophy to value of $50.00 donated by B.S. & L.D. Venning, Wool buyers, 

Pinnaroo & Loxton for most points gained in Wool Section. T162 

Points to be awarded – 3 points for 1 st Prize, 2 points for 2 nd Prize, 

1 point for each entry 

H.E. KROEHN MEMORIAL TROPHY - Valued at $60.00 

To be won by a competitor entering three classes in both Sheep and Wool Sections. 

Classes eligible: Sheep 1-16; Wool 1-8 

Points to be awarded as follows 3 points for First prize, 2 points for Second prize, 

1 point for each entry placed in both sections.



11.35 am & 2.45 pm 

Whip Cracking Demonstration 

By Paul Haenen 

Dual State Champion 


Whip Cracking Competition 

12.05 pm Commences 

Entry Fee: Free 

SECTION F 

OPEN WHIP CRACKING 

CONVENER – Paul Haenen 

Mobile - 0438 874 108 

Entries Close for Whip Cracking Competition at 11.50 am 

on Monday 1 October 2012 

with Paul Haenen at the Whip Cracking Site. 

12.05 pm & 2.20 pm 

Whip Cracking Demonstration 

By Paul Haenen 

Dual State Champion 

“Come and Try” Whip Cracking 

Competitions: 

1. Speed Crack Ribbon 

2. Accuracy Crack Ribbon 

3. Free Style Ribbon 

Points accumulated for Grant Champion Points 

� $25.00 First 

� $15.00 Second 

� $10.00 Third


SECTION H 

POULTRY AND PIGEONS 

2 Day Show – Sunday 30 Sept & Monday 1 October 2012 

CONVENER - P. Wiltshire – 8584 1205 

CO-CONVENERS - N.Blum and D.Gibbs 

STEWARDS - E. Rathjen, T.Darling, R.Darling, T.Buxton, 

A.B.C. Schulz, G.Davis, R.Davis 

Entries close 5pm, Monday, 24 September 2012 

Entries must be on the Society’s Special Poultry Form 

Judging commences 10.00 am Sunday 30 Sept 2012 

Birds not to be removed before 4.00 pm, Monday 1 October. 

Any exhibitor from outside 100km, may remove birds on Sunday 30 Sept, with prior discussion 

with the convener. Feed will be supplied. 

Exhibitors to supply own water containers. 

No exhibits will be received after judging commences 

LATE ENTRIES WILL DEFINITELY NOT BE ACCEPTED 

Entry fee 35¢ (GST inc.). First Prize $1.50; Second Prize 80¢; 

Third Prize 30¢ where 7 or more entries (unless otherwise specified) 

W.F. Mangelsdorf Memorial trophy valued at $20 for Best Large Fowl in Show (annual ribbon 

to each winner). T200 

Loxton Homing Pigeon Club donating trophy and ribbon for Champion Pigeon of the Show – 

(value $15). T201 

J’s Birds and Seed to be won 3 times for retention donating trophy and ribbon. Champion 

Flying Homer (value $30 Trophy + $20 voucher each year). T202 

P.J. Wiltshire donating trophy and ribbon for Champion Bantam of the Show (value$20).T203 

SA Showmen’s Guild donating trophy for most points in Classes 1-50 (value0 $15). T204 

N.Blum donating trophy for most points in Classes 51-70 (value $10). T205 

P.J. Wiltshire donating trophy for most points in Classes 71-162 (value $10).T206 

P.J. Wiltshire donating trophy for most points in Classes 200-430 (value $20).T207 

T. & R. Darling donating trophy for most points in Classes 431-486 (value $10).T208 

SA Showmen’s Guild donating trophy for most points in Classes 486-532 (value $15).T209 

LOXTON A & H SOCIETY’S RIBBONS 

Champion Game Male Champion Game Female 

Champion Heavy Male Champion Heavy Female 

Champion Light Male Champion Light Female 

Champion Soft Feather Male Champion Soft Feather Female 

Champion Hard Feather Male Champion Hard Feather Female 

Champion Drake Champion Duck 

Champion Fancy Cock Champion Fancy Hen 

Champion Homer Cock Champion Homer Hen 

Champion Utility Cock Champion Utility Hen 

Champion Young Fancy Champion Young Homer 

Champion Young Utility Champion Flying Homer Cock 

Champion Flying Homer Hen Champion Flying Homer Young 

Champion Junior Large Fowl Champion Junior Bantam 

Champion Junior Pigeon 

Classes marked with * are eligible for the MLASA Trophies of $30 each Section 

(Standard classes, Bantams and Pigeons)


SECTION H – POULTRY AND PIGEONS (Continued) 

POULTRY 

STANDARD CLASSES 

Male Female Male Female 

Leghorn Rhode Island Red 37* 38* 

White 1* 2* Sussex 39* 40* 

Black 3 4 Langshan 41* 42* 

Any Other Colour 5 6 Barnevelder 43 44 

Ancona 7* 8* Orpington 

Mincona 9 10 Black 45* 46* 

Silkie Any Other Colour 47 48 

White 11* 12* Any Other Heavy Breed 

Any Other Colour 13 14 not mentioned 49 50 

Hamburg Indian or Jubilee Game 51* 52* 

Black 15* 16* Old English Game 

Any Colour Spangle 17 18 Black Red 53* 54* 

Any Other Colour 19 20 Blue Red 55* 56* 

Any Other Light Breed Duckwing 57 58 

not mentioned 21 22 Pile 59 60 

Australorp 23* 24* Brown Red or Grey 61 62 

Plymouth Rock 25 26 Any Other Colour 63 64 

Polish Modern Game 65 66 

Any Colour 27 28 Game 

Wyandotte Any Other Variety 67 68 

White 29* 30* Australian Game 69 70 

Silver Laced 31* 32* 

Gold Laced 33 34 

Any Other Colour 35 36 

BANTAMS 


Modern Game Spangle 95 96 

Black Red 71* 72* Pile or White 97 98 

Pile 73 74 Any Other Blue 99 100 

Brown Red or Birchen 75 76 Any Other Colour 101 102 

Duckwing 77 78 Indian or Jubilee Game 103 104 

Any Other Colour 79 80 Game 

Old English Game Any Other Variety 105 106 

Black Red D/L 81* 82* Pekin 

Black Red L/L 83* 84* Black 107* 108* 

Wheaton or Clay White 109 110 

- Black Tail 85* Blue 111 112 

Wheaton or Clay Cuckoo 113 114 

- Blue Tail 86* Any Other Colour 115 116 

Duckwing 87 88 Seabright 

Black 89 90 Silver 117 118 

Blue Red 91 92 Golden 119* 120* 

Brown Red or Birchen 93 94


SECTION H - POULTRY AND PIGEONS (Continued) 

BANTAMS Cont. 


Wyandotte Rhonde Island Red 141 142 

White 121* 122* Australorp 143* 144* 

Columbian 123 124 Sussex 145 146 

Partridge 125 126 Japanese 

Silver Pencilled 127 128 White or Black Tail 147 148 

Black 129 130 Birchen or Black 149 150 

Any Other Colour 131 132 Any Other Colour 151 152 

Leghorn Rosecombe 153* 154* 

White 133* 134* Langshan 155 156 

Black 135 136 Bantam – Any Variety 

Blue 137 138 Not mentioned 157 158 

Any Other Colour 139 140 Belgian – D’anvers 159 160 

Belgian – Duccle 161 162 

JUNIOR CLASSES (under 14 years) 


Large Fowl Heavy Breed 163 164 Bantam 

Light Breed 165 166 Hard Feather 169 170 

Pet Large Fowl 167 168 Soft Feather 171 172 

Pet Bantam 171a 172b 

DUCKS 

Drake Duck Drake Duck 

Khaki Campbell 173 174 Pekin 179 180 

Indian Runner 175 176 Any Other Variety 181 182 

Muscovy 177 178 

PIGEONS 

Cock Hen Young Cock Hen Young 

Carrier Pigmy Pouter 

Black 200* 201* 202 Blue or Silver 236* 237* 238 

Dun 203 204 205 Red or Yellow 239 240 241 

Any Other Colour 206 207 208 Any Other Colour 242 243 244 

Dragoon Pouter 

Blue Bar 209* 210* 211 Any Other Variety 245 246 247 

Any Colour Chq 212 213 214 Fantail 

Any Other Colour 215 216 217 White 248* 249* 250 

English Show Homer Blue or Silver 251 252 253 

Any Colour Bar 218 219 220 Any Other Colour 254 255 256 

Any Other Colour 221 222 223 Fantail Indian 

German Beauty Homer Any Colour 257 258 259 

Any Colour 224 225 226 Trumpeter 

Magpie Any Other Colour 260 261 262 

Black 227* 228* 229 Jacobin 

Red or Yellow 230 231 232 Black 263 264 265 

Any Other Colour 233 234 235 Red or Yellow 266 267 268



PIGEONS Cont. 


Jacobin African Owl 

Any colour 269 270 271 Any other colour 370 371 372 

Tumbler English Short Faced Exhibition Homer 

Any Colour 272 273 274 Any Colour 373 374 375 

Tumbler Australian Performing Beard Brunswick 

Any Colour 275 276 277 Any Colour 376 378 379 

Tumbler any other variety 

Any colour 278 279 280 Frill Back 

Tumbler Short Face Any colour 380 381 382 

Almond 281 282 283 Blondinette 

Any other colour 284 285 286 Lace Tail 383 384 385 

Australian Saddle Back Any other colour 386 387 388 

Black 287 288 289 Ice 

Red 290 291 292 Any colour 389 390 391 

Any other colour 293 294 295 Satinette 

Any colour 392 393 394 

Nun Tumbler Vienna Long Face 

Black 296* 297* 298 Any colour 395 396 397 

Any other colour 299 300 301 Archangel 398 399 400 

Egyptian Swift 

Any colour 302 303 304 Starling, Hyacinth 

Domestic Show Flight or Suabian 401 402 403 

Any colour 305 306 307 Field Pigeon 

Helmet - Black 308* 309* 310 Any colour 404 405 406 

Red or Yellow 311 312 313 Lark Nuremberg 

Any other colour 314 315 316 Any colour 407 408 409 

Any colour-Crested 317 318 319 Lahore 

German Beard 320 321 322 Any colour 410 411 412 

Fairy Swallow Norwich Cropper 

Black or Blue 323 324 325 Any colour 413 414 415 

Any other colour 326 327 328 Voorburg Shield Cropper 

Modena Gazzi Any colour 416 417 418 

Blue or Silver 329* 330* 331 Holle Cropper 

Bronze any colour 332 333 334 Any Colour 419 420 421 

Red or Yellow 335 336 337 Fancy 

Any other colour 338 339 340 Brunner Pouter 

Modena Schiette White 422 423 424 

Blue or Silver 341* 342* 343 Any other colour 425 426 427 

Bronze any colour 344 345 346 Fancy 

Red or Yellow 347 348 349 Any other variety 428 429 430 

Black or Dun 350 351 352 Carneaux 

Sulphur 353 354 355 Red 431* 432* 433 

Any other colour 356 357 358 Yellow 434 435 436 

Turbit Red or Yellow Splash 437 438 439 

Black or Dun 359 360 361 Any other colour 440 441 442 

Blue or Silver 362 363 364 King 

Any other colour 365 366 367 White 443* 444* 445 

African Owl Black 446 447 448 

Black or white 368 369 370 Any Colour Chq 449 450 451



PIGEONS Cont. 


King 

Any colour Bar 452 453 454 Red or Red Chq 488 489 490 

Any Other Colour 455 456 457 Blue Bar 491* 492* 493 

Runt Mealy 494 495 496 

Blue Bar 458 459 460 Grizzle 497 498 499 

Silver or Brown Bar 461 462 463 Pied 500 501 502 

Any other Colour Bar 464 465 466 Yellow or Yellow Chq 503 504 505 

Any other Colour Chq 467 468 469 Any Other Colour 

Black 470 471 472 Barred 506 507 508 

Any other Colour 473 474 475 Any other Colour. 509 510 511 

Montauben Flying Homers 512 513 514 

White 476 477 478 Blue Bar 515 516 517 

Any Other Colour 479 480 481 Blue Chq 518 519 520 

Any Other Variety Utility 482 483 484 Red Chq 521 522 523 

Show Pen Homers Dark Chq 524 525 526 

Blue or Black Chq 485* 486* 487 Pied 527 528 529 

Any Other Colour 530 531 532 

JUNIOR CLASSES (under 14 years) 


Fancy 533 534 535 Homer 539 540 541 

Utility 536 537 538


Mick Zerna 

0428 847 701 

Richard James 

0418 808 873 

Tom Drakopoulos 

0439 271 041 

Fax 

8584 6798


SECTION I 

YOUNG EXHIBITORS 

CONVENERS - Paul Kaesler 8584 1420, 0428 841 420 

Taryn Mangelsdorf 0400 178 466 

STEWARDS: John Gladigau, Robin Schaefer, Judy Mangelsdorf, 

Judy Vasey, Ian Crambrook, Callie Nickolai, Andrew Crambrook, 

Aisha Hargraves, Brianna Schaefer, Jayden Gladigau, 

Jacinta Kaesler, Chantelle Kaesler & Darren Zimmermann. 

Entries close 5.00 pm, Friday 28 September 2012 

Reception of exhibits 6pm to 9pm Saturday 29 September, 2012, and 

7am to 8:45 am Sunday 30 September 2012 

Exhibitors with Collections are encouraged to set-up on the Saturday night 

AGES AT SUNDAY OF SHOW: 

SENIOR SECTION: COMPETITORS 13 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE 

INTERMEDIATE SECTION: COMPETITORS 9 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE 

JUNIOR SECTION: COMPETITORS 8 YEARS OF AGE & UNDER 

PLEASE NOTE: 

� All entries in Junior Section should have age of the exhibitor written on 

back of exhibit ticket 

� All exhibitors for the Young Exhibitors Section must indicate their date of 

birth on the entry form 

� Entries are to be from individuals, not groups (i.e. School classes) 

� This Section is designed to encourage those young people interested in 

entering our Show; grain and produce and flowers need not necessarily 

have been grown by the exhibitor 

� Arranging and staging must be work of the exhibitor 

� Maximum display area 760mm (W) x 760mm (D) 

� All exhibits to be displayed on plates provided in the Cookery and 

Produce Sections 

� Exhibits in Cookery, Handicrafts, Collections and Flowers to be the work 

of the exhibitor 

� Special awards; points will be awarded as per Rule 25 

In addition one point will be awarded for each exhibit entered 

Entry Fee: 30¢ (GST inc.) 

First Prize $3.00 

Second Prize $2.00 

Third Prize $1.50 (minimum of 7 entries in class) 

Fourth Prize $1.00 (minimum of 10 entries in class)


SECTION I - YOUNG EXHIBITORS (Continued) 

SENIOR SECTION (13 to 16 Years) 

1. Six hen eggs 

PRODUCE 

7. Five oranges of the same variety 

(Eggs to be naturally clean; judged 8. Five lemons of the same variety 

on uniformity of size and colour) 9. Five mandarins of the same variety 

2. Collection of vegetables 10. Four grapefruit of the same variety 

(min. four varieties) 11. Five of any fruit not mentioned 

3. Vegetables and/or fruit sculpture 12. Collection of fruit; one of each 

4. Parsley (one bunch) grown in Riverland area (fruit 

5. Collection of Herbs (min 3 varieties) should be blemish free and of 

6. Carrots (one bunch of four) uniform size) 

Wild’n’Fresh donating trophy for most points in classes 1 – 12 T230 

16. Six scones (plain) 

COOKERY 

27. Three small cakes in patty pans; 

17. Six honey crackles all iced differently 

18. Six chocolate crackles 28. Three muffins (fruit) 

19. Pizza; any top, scone base 29. Iced cake – not to exceed 25cm 

max.size 15 cm diameter (to be judged on how iced only) 

20. Gingerbread man (max. size 15cm) 30. Six Anzac biscuits 

judged on decoration and biscuit 31. Six cornflake biscuits 

21. No bake slice 32. Six chocolate chip biscuits 

two varieties, three slices of each 33. Six cream puffs (filled) 

22. Collection of party food 34. Three lamingtons 

23. Collection of homemade chocolates 35. Farmers lunch box 

24. Six fairy cakes 36. Invention test – favourite meal! 

25. Fruit and nut loaf To be original, creative and the 

26. Chocolate cake, bar or log, iced work of the exhibitor (Please 

include description) 

Mrs. Shirley Pfeiffer donating trophy for most points in classes 16 – 36 T231 

FLOWERS 

37. Flower, annual, one cut 

38. Flower, perennial, one cut 45. Informal container of flowers, buds 

39. Flower, bulbous, one cut and foliage 

40. Rose, one bloom 46. Arrangement of wild flowers, 

41. Tree, shrub or climber (native) natural, not dyed 

one cut in flower 47. Posy, not to exceed 22 cm 

42. Tree, shrub or climber (not native) 48. Modern foliage arrangement 

one cut in flower 49. Dried flower arrangement 

43. Shoulder spray 50. Floral carpet or garden 

44. Modern arrangement, using two 

flowers, buds and foliage 

51. Favourite pot plant 

La Villa donating trophy for most points in classes 37 – 51 T232


SECTION I – YOUNG EXHIBITORS (Continued) 

SENIOR SECTION 

(13 to 16 Years) 

HANDICRAFTS - SEWING 

52 Most unusual necklace 

53. One ‘painted’ hen egg – boiled 64. Knitted article 

(E.g. paint, texta, crayons, etc. 65. Item decorated with folk art 

judged on egg only) 66. Any handmade item in football 

54. One decorated hen egg; boiled team colours. 

55. Article of long stitch 67. Calligraphy (entrants work) about 

56. Article made of calico or lace Year of the Farmer 

57. One calico bag 68. Christmas table decoration (no 

58. One dressed as a farmer rag doll larger than 25cm x 25cm) 

59. One cushion 69. Christmas decoration suitable for 

60. Article of cross stitch hanging (no larger than 20x20cm 

61. Article of beading 70. Item of scrapbooking 

62. Article made of stretch sewing 71. Any other handicrafts ‘sewing’ 

63. Article of machine sewing- not stretch item not mentioned 

Country Shows Next Generation Group donating trophy for most points in classes 

52 – 71 T233 

HANDICRAFTS – TECH 

72. Article of pottery 81. Lego construction, maximum size 

73. Article of plastic work 760mm x 760mm; constructed 

74. Article of leather work from a kit 

75. Article of wood (not furniture) 82. Lego construction, maximum size 

76. Article made of metal 760mm x 760mm; 

77. Toy made from wood NOT constructed from a kit, 

78. Paper aeroplane depicting Year of the Farmer 

79. Best polished boot or shoe 83. Most inventive mouse trap 

(along with uncleaned mate) 84. Any other handicrafts ‘tech’ item 

80. Most unusual farming tool not mentioned 

Mr Trevor Fielke donating trophy voucher for most points in classes 72 – 84 T234 

COLLECTIONS 

(maximum display area 760mm x 760mm) 

90. Collection of animals 96. Collection of six historical farming items 

91. Collection of “orange” things 97. Collection of tools 

92. Collection of sporting memorabilia 98. Collection of Beanie Kids 

93. Collection of dinosaurs 99. Collection of rocks, gems, fossils & 

94. Collection of magnets shells 

95. Collection of stamps, coins or 100. Collection of Action Figures 

stickers 101. Any other collections not 

mentioned 

Mrs. Del Kaesler donating trophy for most outstanding collection. T235


SECTION I - YOUNG EXHIBITORS (Continued) 

SENIOR SECTION (13-16 Years) 

PHOTOGRAPHY/ART 

(Photography judged on creativity and appeal) 

102. The town where I live 109. Poster about the Year of the 

Farmer on computer (A4) 

103. On holidays 

104. Series of 3 photos depicting the 110. Creative themed birthday 

Year of the Farmer invitation 

105. Me and my pet 

106. Farm scene 111. One page of scrapbooking 

107. Best weather photo (Max A3) 

108. Poster about the Year of the Farmer 

Freehand (A4) 

Mrs. Rebecca Schaefer donating trophy for most points in classes 102 – 111 T236 

GRAIN AND FODDER 

All plant entries to have clean roots, be correctly named and non irrigated. 

112. Exhibit of wheat, one variety in head 118. Sheaf of green oaten hay 

(six plants or more) 119. Wheat, APW (10kg or more) 

113. Exhibit of barley, one variety in head 120. Wheat, hard (10kg or more) 

(six plants or more) 121. Barley (7kg or more) 

114. Exhibit of oats, one variety in head taken direct from header 

(six plants or more) 122. Oats (7kg or more) 

115. Collection of green wheats, in head taken direct from header 

(three varieties or more) 123. Collection of cereals (four or more) 

116. Collection of green cereals, in head to be shown in glass jars 

(three varieties or more) 124. Exhibit of Oil Seeds, one variety, 2 

117. Sheaf of green wheaten hay plants or more 

NOTE: In grain section any grain, which in the opinion of the Judge, has been 

pickled or contains weevils will be disqualified. 

All grain entries to be correctly named and true to type. 

Mr. Ron Auricht donating trophy for most points in classes 112 – 124 T237 

INTERMEDIATE SECTION (9-12 YEARS) 

PRODUCE 

127. Six hen eggs (eggs to be naturally 133. Five oranges of the same variety 

clean; judged on uniformity of 134. Five Lemons of the same variety 

size and colour) 135. Five mandarins of the same variety 

128. Collection of vegetables 136 Four grapefruit of the same variety 

(min. 4 varieties) 137. Five of any fruit not mentioned. 

129. Vegetables and/or fruit sculpture 138. Collection of fruit – one of each 

130. Parsley (one bunch) grown in Riverland area. (fruit 

131. Collection of herbs (min. 3 varieties) should be blemish free and of 

132. Carrots (one bunch of four) uniform size) 

Mr. Tom Shannon donating trophy for most points in classes 127 – 138 T238




COOKERY 

142. Six scones (plain) 153. Three small cakes in patty pans, 

143. Six fairy cakes all iced differently. 

144. Six chocolate chip biscuits 154. Three muffins (fruit) 

145. Pizza; any top, scone base 155. Ice cake, not to exceed 25cm - 

max.size 15cm diameter to be judged on how iced only 

146. Gingerbread man (max. 15cm) 156. Six Anzac biscuits 

- judged on decoration & biscuit 157. Six cornflake biscuits 

147. No bake slice 158. Six pikelets 

two varieties, three slices of each 159. A farmers lunch box 

148. Collection of party food 160. Invention test – favourite meal! 

149. Collection of homemade chocolates To be original, creative, and the 

150. Six honey crackles work of the exhibitor. (Must be 

151. Six Chocolate crackles edible and please include 

152. Chocolate cake, bar or log, iced description) 

Mrs. Joyce Braun donating trophy for most points in classes 142 – 160 T239 

FLOWERS 

162. Flower, annual, one cut 

163. Flower, perennial, one cut 170. Bowl of floating flowers 

164. Flower, bulbous, one cut 171. Arrangement of wild flowers, 

165. Rose, one bloom natural, not dyed 

166. Tree, shrub or climber (native); 172. Posy; not to exceed 22cm 

one cut in flower 173. Modern foliage arrangement 

167. Tree, shrub or climber (not native); 174. Dried flower arrangement 

one cut in flower 175. Floral carpet or garden 

168. Buttonhole 176. Shoulder spray 

169. Modern arrangement, using 

flowers, buds & foliage. 

177. Favourite pot plant 

Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Hentschke donating trophy for most points in classes 162 – 177 

HANDICRAFTS/SEWING T240 

179. One ‘painted’ hen egg – boiled 190. Any handmade item in football 

(e.g. paint, texta, crayons, etc. team colours. 

judged on egg only) 191. Most unusual necklace 

180. One decorated hen egg; boiled 192. Match stick creation 

181. Article of long stitch 193. Creation using ice cream sticks only 

182. Article made of calico or lace 194. Christmas table decoration 

183. One calico bag (no larger than 25cm x 25cm) 

184. One dressed as a farmer rag doll 195. Christmas decoration suitable 

185. One cushion for hanging (no larger than 

186. Article of cross stitch 20cm x 20cm) 

187. Article of beading 196. Wrapped Christmas Box 

188. Knitted article (not exceeding 25 cm) 

189. Woven item 197. Item of scrapbooking 

198. Article of tomboy stitch 

Mrs. Leanne Kaesler donating trophy for most points in classes 179-198 T241



INTERMEDIATE SECTION (9-12 Years) 

HANDICRAFTS - TECH 

199. Toy made from wood 208. Lego construction, maximum 

200. Article of plastic work size 760mm x 760mm 

201. Article of leather work constructed from a kit 

202. Article of wood 209. Lego construction, maximum 

203. Article made of metal size 760mm x 760mm; 

204. Paper Mache creation NOT constructed from a kit , 

205. Paper aeroplane depicting Year of the Farmer 

206. Best polished boot or shoe 210. Article using cellophane 

(along with uncleaned mate) 211. Most inventive mouse trap 

207. Collage 212. Most unusual farming tool 

213. Any other item not mentioned 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard James donating trophy for most points classes 199- 213 T242 

COLLECTIONS 

(maximum display area 760mm x 760mm) 

217. Collection of things 223. Collection of six historical 

218. Collection of comics or magazines farming items 

219. Collection showing places I have been 224. Collection of rocks, gems, fossils 

220. My favourite team collection and Shells 

221. Collection of items of nature 225 . Collection of Beanie Kids 

222. Collection of mouse traps 226. Collection of Action Figures 

227. Any other collection not mentioned 

Mrs. Lorraine Fielke donating trophy for most outstanding collection T243 

PHOTOGRAPHY/ART 

(Photographs judged on creativity and appeal) 

229. My Mum or Dad at work 237. Creative themed birthday 

230. Close up of my favourite toy invitation 

231. My silliest photo 238. Picture complemented by bark, 

232 Me as a farmer leaves or sand. 

233. Series of 3 Photos depicting 

Year of the Farmer 239. One Page of Scrapbooking 

234. Best weather photo 240. Hand drawn picture 

235. Poster about the Year of the Farmer (state age on back) 

-freehand (A4) (age on back) 241. Coloured picture theme 

236. Poster about the Year of the Farmer CARTOON OR SPACE 

- designed on Computer (A4) Judged on colouring in 

(state age on back) 

Mrs. Deb Lidgerwood donating trophy for most points in classes 229-241 T244





242. Exhibit of wheat, one variety in head 248. Sheaf of green oaten hay 

(six plants or more) 249. Wheat, APW (10kg or more) 

243. Exhibit of barley, one variety in head 250. Wheat, hard (10kg or more) 

(six plants or more) 251. Barley (7kg or more taken 

244. Exhibit of oats, one variety in head taken direct from header) 

(six plants or more) 252. Oats (7kg or more) 

245. Collection of green wheat, in head taken direct from header 

(three varieties or more) 253. Collection of cereals (four or 

246. Collection of green cereals, in head more) to be shown in glass jars 

(three varieties or more) 254. Exhibit of Oil Seeds, one variety, 

247. Sheaf of Green Wheaten Hay two plants or more 

NOTE: In grain section any grain, which in the opinion of the Judge, has been 

pickled or contains weevils will be disqualified. 

All grain entries to be correctly named and true to type. 

Mr. & Mrs. Merv Gladigau donating trophy for most points in classes 242-254 T245 

JUNIOR SECTION 

(8 Years and Under) 

NOTE: All entries in Junior section should have age of exhibitors written on 

back of exhibit ticket. 

PRODUCE 

257. Six hen eggs (eggs to be naturally 266. Four grapefruit of the same variety 

cleaned, judged on uniformity 267. Five of any fruit not 

of size and colour) mentioned 

258. Collection of vegetables 268. Collection of fruit; one 

(min. four Varieties) of each grown in 

259. Vegetables and/or fruit sculpture Riverland area (Fruit 

260. Parsley (one bunch) should be blemish free and 

261. Collection of herbs (Min. 3 varieties) of uniform size) 

262. Carrots (one bunch of four) 269. Largest wheat plant 

263. Five oranges of the same variety (complete with roots) 

264. Five lemons of the same variety 270. Biggest single wheat 

265. Five mandarins of the same variety head. 

271. Biggest fruit of vegetable 

272. Strangest fruit or vegetable 

Mr Paul Kaesler donating trophy for most points in classes 257-272 T246 




JUNIOR SECTION (8 years and under) 

COOKERY 

274. Six scones (plain) 283. Three muffins (fruit) 

275. Pizza; any top, scone base 284. Iced cake; not to exceed 25cm 

max. size 15cm diameter (to be judged on how iced only) 

276. Gingerbread man 285. Six Anzac biscuits 

judged on decoration and biscuit 286. Six cornflake biscuits 

maximum size 15cm diameter 287. Six pikelets 

277. Six chocolate chip biscuits 288. A farmers lunch box 

278. Baked slice; four slices 289. Invention test – favourite meal! 

279. Six honey crackles To be original, creative and the 

280. Six chocolate crackles work to be of the exhibitor. 

281. Chocolate cake, bar or log, iced (Must be edible and please 

282. Three small cakes in patty pans, include description) 

all iced differently. 

Mrs. Linda Wiltshire donating trophy for most points in classes 274-289 T247 

FLOWERS 

292. Flower, annual one cut 299. Vase using three flowers & 

293. Flower, perennial, one cut foliage 

294. Flower, bulbous, one cut 300. Bowl of floating flowers 

295. Rose, one bloom 301. Arrangement of wild flowers, 

296. Tree, shrub or climber (native); natural; not dyed. 

one cut in flower 302. Posy; not to exceed 22cm 

297. Tree, shrub or climber (not native); 303. Necklace of flowers 

one cut in flower 304. Floral carpet or garden 

298. Buttonhole 305. Favourite pot plant 

Mrs Mavis Kernich Memorial donating trophy for most points classes 292-305 T248 

HANDICRAFTS/SEWING 

308. Woven item (Cat’s eye/ God’s eye) 316. One page of scrapbooking (Max A3) 

309. Photo frame 317. Christmas decoration suitable for 

310. Collage TRENERRY AVENUE, LOXTON, hanging SA (max. 5333 20cm x 20cm) 

311. Wrapped Christmas Box; 318. One painted hen egg - boiled 

not exceeding 25cm PHONE 8584 7925 (e.g. paint, texta, crayons, etc.) 

312. Sewn decoration on foam tray judged on egg only. 

313. Article using cellophane 319. One decorated hen egg; boiled 

314. Most unusual necklace 320. Seed and/or nut creation 

315. Article of RADIATOR beading SALES 321 & Photo SERVICE 

of mice! 

Bronwyn Gladigau donating trophy for most points in classes 308-321 T249 

Entry Form in centre of Show Book.



JUNIOR SECTION (8 years & Under) 

HANDICRAFTS – TECH 

322. Paper Mache creation 331. Lego construction 

323. Paper aeroplane max size 760mm x 760mm; 

324. Playdough construction NOT constructed from a kit, depicting 

Year of the Farmer 

325. Best polished boot or shoe 332. Junk modelling, max size 

(displayed with unclean mate) 760mm x 760mm x 760mm 

326. Picture complemented by bark, 333. Self-made toy 

leaves and/or sand 334. Coloured Picture (judged on 

327. Seed and/or nut creation colouring-in, state age on back) 

328. Any handmade item in football 335. Hand drawn Picture 

Colours (State age on back) 

329. Creation using icecream sticks only 336. Any other item not mentioned 

330. Lego construction, 

max size 760mm x 760mm; 

constructed from a kit 

337. Most Unusual Farming tool 

Taryn Mangelsdorf donating trophy for most points in classes 322-337 T250 

COLLECTIONS 

Max display area 760mm x 760mm x 760mm 

338. Collection of action figures 342. Collection of “things found in 

(e.g. Bionicles, Star wars, etc.) my garden” 

339. Collection of dolls, bears, fairies 343. Collection of six historical farming items 

or similar 344. Collection of littlest pet shop items 

340. Collection of stickers or cards 345. Collection of Beanie Kids 

341. Collection of automobiles 346. Any other collection not mentioned 

Mary Heinicke Memorial donating trophy for most outstanding collection T251 

L.G. & G.D. Geyer Memorial Trophy 

AFFL: 

awarded 

244601 

to the most outstanding exhibit in 

classes 72-77 T252 

J.M. Shannon Memorial trophy for highest points gained in the Senior SectionT253 

Mr & Mrs Barry Mangelsdorf donating trophy for highest points gained in the 

Intermediate Section T254 

Mr & Mrs John Gladigau donating trophy for highest points gained in the Junior 

Section T255 

Mrs Nina Swanbury & Family donating trophy for most outstanding Handicraft 

Exhibit T256 

Mrs. Anita Reilly & Family donating trophy for most outstanding 

Cookery Exhibit T257 

Mr Des Fielke Memorial Trophy for Most Entries in Section I T258 

Loxton Christmas Lights donating trophies for: 

1. Most outstanding exhibit in classes 68 & 69 T259 

2. Most outstanding exhibit in classes 194, 195 & 196 T260 

Loxton Show Society donating trophy for: 



Year of the Farmer donating 3 trophies for Most Outstanding Year of the Farmer 

exhibit in Junior, Intermediate and Senior sections. T263, T264, T265


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SECTION J 


CONVENER – Tom Fielke – 0429 825 853 

STEWARDS – James Shannon – 0439507337 


Exhibits will be shown in display area in the Sheep pavillion. 

Exhibitors to enter by mill gate. 

Reception of exhibits by 8.30 am Sunday, 30 September 2012 

ALL GRAIN HAS TO BE GROWN DURING PREVIOUS SEASON. 

Grain Exhibitors Please Note: If grain has to be treated for weevil, this must 

be done at least three weeks prior to the Show. 

Please have all grain samples at Viterras Office, Loxton by 

Friday 28 September 2012 to assist with ease of judging. 

Please make sure Exhibits are clearly marked with 

Exhibitor No. & Class No. 

Please use separate entry form for each section. 

Entries 55¢ (GST inc). First prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 

Note all grains will be tested with VITERRA protein testing machine, 

Points score on protein, screenings and weight will apply. 

Note: All grain to be taken direct from header and not cleaned 

* 1. Wheat, ASW, 9kg, early variety, correctly named 

* 2. Wheat, Hard, 9kg, early variety, correctly named 

* 3. Wheat, ASW, 9kg, mid season or late variety, correctly named 

* 4. Wheat, Hard, 9kg, mid season or late variety, correctly named 

* 5. Wheat, APW, 9kg, correctly named 

Plus Elders $30 trophy for most points in classes 1 to 5. T300 

* 6. Oats, 7kg, correctly named 

* 7. Barley, 7kg, correctly named, malting variety 

* 8. Barley, 7kg, correctly named, feed variety 

* 9. Tritcale, 9kg, correctly named 

*10. Cereal Rye, not less than 10kg 

*11. Canola, 9kg, correctly named 

Plus Schwarz Motor Repairs $30 trophy for most points classes 6 to 11 

12. 1 bale of wheaten hay, old season’s T301 

13. 1 bale of wheaten hay, new season’s 

14. 1 bale of oaten hay, old season’s 

15. 1 bale of oaten hay, new season’s. 

16. 1 bale of lucerne hay, irrigated, new season’s 

17. 1 bale of meadow hay. 

Landmark Loxton, $30 trophy will be presented to the exhibitor who gains 

the most points in classes 12 to 17 combined. T302


SECTION J - GRAIN AND FODDER (Continued) 

*18. 1 sheaf, irrigated, wheaten or oaten hay. 

*19. Wheaten, green, 1 sheaf, not irrigated. 

*20. Oaten, green, 1 sheaf, not irrigated. 

*21. Collection of green cereals, five varieties or more, each variety to be 

correctly named and exhibited with washed roots, non irrigated. 

*22. Collection of green wheats, three varieties, each variety to be 

correctly named and exhibited with washed roots, non irrigated. 

PA & BA Rudiger $30 Trophy will be presented to the exhibitor who gains 

the most points in classes 18 & 22 combined. T303 

*23. Collection of barley, one variety or more, each variety to be correctly 

named and exhibited with washed roots, non irrigated. 

*24. Collection of oats, one variety or more, each variety to be correctly 

named and exhibited with washed roots, non irrigated. 

*25. Collection of cereals, 1 variety or more, which are grown to help 

reduce root disease, correctly named. 

*26. Collection of grains legumes, 1 variety or more, correctly named, 

washed roots 

27. Oil seed crops, 1 variety or more. 

Mr Vic Altmann Memorial $25 trophy will be presented to the exhibitor who 

gains the most points in classes 23 to 27 combined. T304 

The Loxton Agricultural Bureau trophy for the most points in Section J, in 

accord with Rule 25. T305 

Note: Wheat which in the opinion of the judges has been pickled, mill 

dressed or from which the brush is absent will be disqualified. 

*CEREAL GRAINS – The MLASA award a prize of $30 to exhibitor gaining 

highest number of points. 


Event 

No. 

Horse and 

PIC number 

Name of Rider Grade Junior or 

Senior 

Entrance Fee 

(GST inc.) 

Exhibitors are requested to make their entries on this form and hand or post it to the Secretary, PO Box 187, 

Loxton SA 5333, together with the entry fee. 

Email: ................................................................................................................................................................. 

…………………………………………….........................……Phone No.: ………………………………….............. 

Address ……………………………………………………………….………………………...................................... 

Name …………………………………………………………………………………………....................................... 

Surname Christian Names 

ENTRY FORM 

HORSE-IN-ACTION ONE RIDER PER FORM 

Office use 

only 

Ex No. Mem. No. Ent.

Ex No. Mem. No. Ent. 

Office use 

only 

ENTRY FORM 

CATTLE/SHEEP PIRSA Pic No.: ……….....................… 

Name …………………………………………………………………………………………....................................... 

Surname Christian Names 

Address ……………………………………………………………….………………………...................................... 

…………………………………............………………Phone No.: …………………………………........................... 

Email: .................................................................................................................................................................. 

Exhibitors are requested to make their entries on this form and hand or post it to the Secretary, PO Box 187, 

Loxton SA 5333, together with the entry fee. 

Exhibitors are requested to refer to page 13 of Show Book relating to the time of closing entries. 

Exhibitors in Section I “Young Exhibitors”, please show date of birth / / 

Section Class Description of Entry Entrance Fee 

(GST inc.) 

Office 

use only

Total Entry Fee $ 

Please find enclosed $ : for member’s subs, and $ : for entry fees. 

I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the above Exhibits are entered subject to the Rules, Regulations and 

Conditions of the Society. 

Main Hall Exhibitors – Please note: No exhibit to be removed before 4.30 pm on Monday 01.10.12 

No. of entries ……….......…… Signature ………………………………………………………………….................

No. of entries ……..……… Signature …………………………………………………………………...................... 

It is hereby declared that the above entries are entered subject to the Rules, Regulations & Conditions of the 

Society and the EF of A. 

TOTAL REMITTED HEREWITH….$ 

PLEASE NOTE 

Membership is required for 

all competitors. 

Entries will not be accepted 

unless accompanied with 

entry fees and membership. 

Membership…………….………..….$ 

22 00 

Camping Fee $15 per Family……...$ 

Total Entry Fee…………………...…$


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SECTION K 

VEGETABLES 

CONVENER – Lorraine Pech - 8584 1123 

Steward – Jill Schulz 

All exhibits in this Section must be the property of and grown by the exhibitor 

during the current season. 


Reception of exhibits 6.00pm – 8.00pm Saturday 29 September 2012 

8.00 am to 9.15 am, Sunday 30 September 2012 

Entries: .35¢ (GST inc.) - First Prize $2.00; Second Prize $1.00 

MLASA Trophy $30 classes marked * (20 in all) are eligible to compete for 

the MLASA Trophy in accord with our Rule 40 

Entry Form in centre of Show Book 

Class 

1. Artichoke, Jerusalem (selection of three) 

*2. Beetroot, red variety (bunch of three) 

3. Beetroot, any variety other than red (bunch of three) 

3a Baby beets (bunch of 5) 

4. Broad beans (plate of 250g) 

4a Broccoli (one head) 

4b Brussel sprouts (plate of 250g) 

5. Cabbage, Chinese, heading variety (one head) 

6. Cabbage, Chinese, loose leaf variety (one head) 

*7. Cabbage, other variety (one head) 

8. Cabbage, red varieties (one head) 

9. Carrots, baby forcing varieties (plate 250g topped) 

10. Carrots, long varieties (one bunch of five) 

*11. Carrots, short varieties (one bunch of five) 

*12. Cauliflower (one head) 

14. Celery (one plant) 

15. Chinese, vegetables not mentioned (plate of 500g) 

16. Endive (one plant) 

*17. Garlic, long keeping, without top (bunch) small 

18. Garlic, long keeping, without top (one bulb) large variety 

19. Kohl Rabi (bunch of three) 

20. Leeks (one bunch of three) 

21. Lettuce, coloured varieties (one head) 

22. Lettuce, green varieties (one head) 

24. Marrow, zucchini variety, small (plate of 500g) 

25. Onions, brown variety (bunch of 3) 

*26. Onions, salad (bunch of five) 

27. Onions, shallot variety (one bunch) 

28. Onions, spring variety (one bunch of 250g)


SECTION K – VEGETABLES (Continued) 

*29. Onions, white variety (one bunch of 500g) 

30. Other vegetables not listed (appropriate quantities) 

31. Parsley, Italian, broad leaf (one bunch) 

32. Parsley, curly leaf (one bunch) 

33. Parsley, plain (one bunch) 

34. Parsnip (one bunch of five) 

35. Peas, green shelling variety, in the shell (one plate of 250g) 

*36. Peas, sugar or snow variety (one plate of 250g) 

*37. Pumpkin, any other variety (one) 

38. Pumpkin, butternut variety (one) 

40. Pumpkin, Queensland Blue variety (one) 

*41. Pumpkin, triamble variety (one) 

*42. Radish, culinary, hybrid variety (bunch of three) 

*43. Radish, small long variety (bunch of five) 

44. Radish, small round variety (bunch of five) 

45. Rhubarb, any variety (bunch of five sticks and tops) 

46. Coloured Beet, (one bunch of 5 sticks and tops) 

47. Silver Beet, (one bunch of five sticks and tops) 

*48. Spinach, (one bunch) 

50. Strawberries (one punnet of 250g) 

*51. Trombone, curled (one) 

52. Trombone, straight (one) 

53. Turnip, purple top variety (bunch of five) 

*54. Swede, purple top variety (bunch of three) 

55. Turnip, white globe or snowball variety (bunch of five) 

Entries 55¢ (GST inc.). First Prize $4; Second Prize $2. 

*56. Collection of vegetables, not less than seven varieties 

57. Collection of vegetables, not less than seven varieties by a 

commercial grower. 

*58. Collection of cabbages, not less than four varieties 

*59. Collection of salad vegetables, not less than seven varieties 

60. Collection of herbs 

61. Artistic vegetable display 

R. Haby, of Loxton, donating Special Trophy to the value of $20 for 

competitor gaining highest number of points in Vegetable Section. T320 

R. Auricht donating Special Prize of $10 for 

competitor with largest number of exhibits.T321 

Ribbon for most outstanding entry classes 1- 

55 

Entry Form in Centre of Show Book


SECTION K – VEGETABLES (Continued) 

NOVICE AND JUNIOR SECTION (under 16) 

(A Novice is an adult competitor who has not previously won a first prize in Section K) 

Entries: 35¢ (GST inc.) - First Prize $2.00; Second Prize $1.00 

62. Asparagus (one bunch) 

63. Beans, any other variety (plate of at least 10) 

64. Beetroot, any variety (bunch of two) 

65. Berries, any kind (one small plate) 

66. Broad Beans (plate of at least 10) 

67. Cabbage, any variety (one) 

68. Carrot, any variety (one bunch of four) 

69. Cauliflower, any variety (one head) 

70. Collection of herbs (four varieties) 

71. Collection of vegetables (four varieties) 

72. Marrow, any variety (one) 

74. Onions, any variety (bunch of four) 

75. Other vegetables not listed (one) 

76. Parsley (one bunch) 

77. Parsnips (bunch of four) 

78. Peas, any variety (one small plate) 

79. Pumpkin, any variety (one) 

80. Rhubarb, bunch sticks and tops (four) 

81. Vegetable sculpture (one) 

83. Zucchini, small (one small plate) 

Theo & Del Kaesler donating $10.00 special trophy voucher for Novice or 

Junior competitor gaining highest number of points. T322 

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SECTION L 

FLOWERS 

CONVENER - Beryl Law – 8584 6247 

STEWARDS - Garden Club Members. 


Pavilion open between 6pm & 8pm Saturday 29 September 2012 for entries 

Entries must be staged by 9.15am, Sunday 30 September 2012 

ALL FLOWERS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR 

Exhibits not to be removed before 4.30pm Monday 1 October 2012 

Entry Fee: 25¢ (GST inc.) - First Prize $2.00; Second Prize $1.00 

A prize or ribbon will not be awarded if the judge deems entry not worthy. 

No cash prizes will be awarded to ribbon winners, trophy winners or voucher winners. 

Prize money to be collected from the Secretary’s Office 

Trophies to be collected from the Show Hall at 3.00 pm on 1 October 2012 

Classes marked * are eligible to compete for the MLASA Trophy $30 in accord with Rule 40 

TROPHY DONORS 

G. Schulz Voucher, Champion Cut Flower of Show, Classes 1-71. T330 

(excludes bulb, corm, rhizome and orchids) 

Lorna Lange voucher for most points gained in classes 81-101. T331 

Evolve on Terrace Voucher for most points gained in classes 72-80. T332 

Loxton Irrigation Centre Voucher, Champion Rose of the Show (chosen from all 

rose exhibits) T333 

Jan Cass Voucher Rose Grower - Loxton area gaining most number of points.T334 

Loxton Garden Club Voucher to the exhibitor gaining most points in Section L. T335 

Loxton Garden Club Voucher to the Champion Flower, Bulb, Rhizome or Corm, no 

orchids. T336 

Kroeger Family Voucher for Champion Dutch Iris. T337 

Pauline Adkins Voucher for Champion Iris. T338 

CHAMPION RIBBONS (presented by Loxton A. & H. Society): 

Champion Cut Flower, excludes bulb, rhizome, corm and orchids. 

Champion Shrub Cut (classes 72-80) 

Champion Bearded Iris 

Champion Rose of the Show, chosen from all roses 

Champion Bulb, Corm, Rhizome, Cactus or Succulent 

CUT FLOWER 

Distinct where specified means a different variety. Three cuts need not be distinct if 

not specified. 

A spike is a cut without side shoots. 

Carnations shall be shown without collars or artificial support, with at least 23cm 

stems, 15cm above the container.


SECTION L – FLOWERS (Continued) 

Class 

1. Delphiniums, one cut 

2. Hippeastrum, one cut 

3. Iris, bearded, six distinct cuts 

4. Iris, bearded, three distinct cuts 

5. Iris, bearded, three cuts, one variety 

6. Iris, bearded, one cut 

*7. Iris, Dutch, three distinct 

8. Iris, Dutch, one cut 

9. Lily, arum, one cut 

10. Lily, other, one cut 

11. Flower, annual, one cut, any variety not mentioned 

12. Flower, bulb, corm or rhizome (no orchids) 

*13. One cut, (not pot) cactus or succulent in flower 

14. One cut (not pot) cactus or succulent for coloured foliage 

15. Three cut flowers (in one bottle) pink tone distinct 

16. Three cut flowers (in one bottle) yellow tone distinct 

17. Three cut flowers (in one bottle) red tone distinct 

18. Three cut flowers (in one bottle) white tone distinct 

19. Poppies, six distinct Iceland, four petals only 

*20. Poppies, three distinct Iceland, four petals only 

21. Poppies, one Iceland, four petals only 

22. Aquilegeas, one cut 

23. Annuals, six varieties, one cut in each bottle 

*24. Annuals, three varieties. one cut in each bottle 

*25. Stocks, double, one spike (column) 

26. Stocks, double, three distinct spikes (column), one cut in each bottle 

*27. Stocks, double, one cut (side shoots allowed) 

28. Sweet Peas, five distinct (in one bottle, foliage allowed) 

29. Sweet Peas, one cut (foliage allowed) 

30. Sweet Peas, five cuts, one variety (foliage allowed) in one bottle 

31. Sweet Peas, three cuts, one variety (foliage allowed) in one bottle 

32. Iris, bearded, six distinct florets 

*33. Iris bearded, three distinct florets 

34. Iris, bearded, one floret 

35. Iris, bearded, three floret of one variety 

36. Larkspur, one cut 

37. Perennials, six varieties, one cut in each bottle 

*38. Perennials, three varieties, one cut in each bottle 

39. Perennials, one cut 

40. Gerbera, single, three distinct 

41. Gerbera, single, one cut 

42. Gerbera, double, three distinct 

43. Gerbera, double, one cut


SECTION L – FLOWERS (Continued) 

CLASS 

44. Scabious, one bloom 

45. Verbena, three distinct 

46. Verbena, one cut 

*47. Ranunculi, three distinct (in one bottle) 

48. Ranunculi, one cut 

49. Calendulas, three distinct 

50. Calendulas, one cut 

51. Carnations, show or decorative, three distinct 

*52. Carnations, show or decorative, one cut 

53. Daisies, single, three distinct 

*54. Daisies, double, three distinct 

55. Daisies, single, one bloom 

56. Daisies, double, one bloom 

*57. Petunias, single, three distinct 

58. Petunias, frilled, one bloom 

59. Phlox, three distinct 

60. Phlox, one bloom 

61. Pelargonium, regal or show, three distinct 

62. Pelargoniums, regal or show, one bloom 

*63. Common geranium, three distinct 

64. Common geranium, one bloom 

*65. Ivy geranium, three distinct 

66. Ivy geranium, one bloom 

*67. Pansies, six distinct 

68. Pansies, three distinct 

69. Pansies, one 

70. Violas, three, any variety 

71. Antirrhinums, one cut 

SHRUBS 

Evolve on Terrace Voucher to person with most points in classes 72-80. 

Blue Ribbon to Champion 72-80 (shrub cuts). 

Class 

72. Shrub, tree or climber, three distinct, in flower (not natives) 

*73. Shrub, tree or climber, one cut, in flower (not natives) 

74. Shrub, tree or climber, native, three distinct, in flower 

*75. Shrub, tree or climber, native, one cut in flower 

76. Shrub, tree or climber, one bloom or truss only (not natives), cut not allowed 

77. Shrub, tree or climber, three distinct foliage cuts (not natives) 

78. Shrub, tree or climber, one foliage cut (not natives) 

79. Shrub, tree or climber, three native, foliage cuts 

80. Shrub, tree or climber, one native, foliage cut 

Entry Form in centre of show book


SECTION L –FLOWERS (Continued) 

` 

ROSES 

An exhibition rose is a specimen bloom, no buds allowed, foliage should be used but 

will not score points. Three distinct cuts means three different varieties. One 

decorative rose or garden rose as picked from the garden, unopened blooms 

allowed, to be staged with long stems and foliage. Exhibitors are asked to stage 

three and six cuts graduating from low in front to tall at back. 

Exhibition Roses 93. Three pink (three varieties) 

81. Three distinct varieties 94. One bloom 

*82. One bloom 95. One full bloom, one half blown, one bud 

83. Six distinct varieties (one variety) 

84. Three, one variety Floribunda 

Decorative Roses *96. One cut 

85. Six distinct varieties Miniatures 

86. Three distinct varieties *97. Three distinct varieties 

*87. One decorative 98. Three, one variety 

88. Six, one variety 99. One cut 

89. Three, one variety Old Fashion Roses 

Full Bloom David Auston’s 

(need not show staments) Shrubs 

*90. Three distinct Rugosas & Wild Roses 

91. Three, one variety 100. Three Distinct Varieties 

92. Three yellow (three varieties) 101. One cut 

Memory corner from 2011 Show


SECTION M 

FLORAL ART 

CONVENER - Nola Wurst – 0427847078 

STEWARDS- Ann Holman, Trevor Holman & Rochelle Westbrook 


Reception of exhibits 6.00pm to 8.00pm Saturday, 29 September 2012 

or 7.30 am to 9.00 am Sunday 30 September 2012 

Exhibits are not to be removed before 4.30 pm - Monday 1 October 2012 

NO ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ACCEPTED, UNLESS STATED IN CLASSES 

FLOWERS DO NOT HAVE TO BE HOME GROWN UNLESS STATED IN CLASS 

Entry Fee: 50¢ (GST inc.). First Prize $10.00; Second Prize $5.00 

CLASSES MARKED * ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR THE MLASA TROPHY 

$30 IN ACCORD WITH RULE 40. 

Ribbons and Trophies will be awarded in the following sections and classes 

NO PRIZE MONEY IS PAID WHERE A TROPHY IS AWARDED. 

All ribbons donated by the Loxton A. & H. Society 

Monday 1 October 2012 - Trophies will be presented at 3.00 pm in the Hall and 

Prize monies can be collected from 3.00 pm from the Secretary’s Office. 

Champion Exhibit in the Professional/Florist Section – 

Ribbon plus Trophy donated by Bronte Manuel-Elders Real Estate T350 

Grand Champion Exhibit of the Show (Excluding Class 29) – 

Ribbon plus Lindsay Kruschel Memorial perpetual trophy T351 

NOVICE 

A Novice exhibitor is a person who has not won three first prizes in a Novice Class in 

the last two years. 

Space allowed up to 50cm max. 

Class 

1. Arrangement using three blooms and any foliage. - 

Trophy donated by Ian &Veronica King. T352 

2. Container or vase of any one variety of flowers 

3. Arrangement using any native material. -Trophy donated by Ivon Kuchel T353 

*4. Beauty with foliage. - Trophy donated by Wurst Perpetual Trophy. T354 

*5. Arrangement of any mixed flowers (at least three kinds). - 

Trophy donated by Elva Koch. T355 

*6. Arrangement designed for a birthday 

Trophy donated by Shirley Fielke Memorial Trophy. T356 

7. Arrangement in miniature (9cm x 9cm max.) - Trophy donated by LD’S T357 

Champion Exhibit in the Novice Section – 

ribbon plus trophy donated by Loxton Garden Club. T358 

Most points in Novice Section - W. Gilmore Taylor Trophy. T359


SECTION M - FLORAL ART (Continued) 

INTERMEDIATE 

Not open to professionals or florists 

Space allowed 60cm max 

*8. Vertical Arrangement Trophy donated by Ann Holman. T360 

*9. Arrangement in one colour - Trophy donated by Mitre 10 T361 

*10. Flair and Foliage - Trophy donated byDonna Manuel T362 

*11. Modern Arrangement - Trophy donated by Delphine Koch T363 

*12. Mixed Arrangement – home grown - Trophy donated by Ivon Kuchel.T364 

*13. Table Centrepiece - Trophy donated by Joyce Gibbs.T365 

*14 Arrangement using Candle Sticks - Trophy donated by Ann Holman.T366 

*15. Any Container of tree and shrub - Trophy donated by Thymless Nursery 

*16. Unusual Container T367 

Champion Exhibit in Intermediate Section – 

ribbon plus trophy donated by Loxton Garden Club. T368 

OPEN 

Space allowed 65cm max 

17. Modern Vertical Arrangement - Trophy donated by Pam Fife T369 

18. Vase, container or basket using 

fruit, vegetables, flowers or foliage - Trophy donated by Shirley Harris T370 

*19. Modern trends with foliage - Trophy donated by Thrifty Link 

Hardware T371 

*20. Arrangement using bark or wood 

*21. Container or vase of Roses – Trophy donated by Max & Lyn Wishart T372 

*22. Bowl or vase of sweet peas 

23. Bowl or vase of one kind not mentioned 

*24. An arrangement on a pedestal - 

Colin & Gladys Hentschke Memorial Trophy. T373 

Champion Exhibit in Open Section Modern - ribbon, plus trophy donated by Mitre 10. 

T374 

Champion Exhibit in Open Section Mass - ribbon, plus trophy donated by Evolve 

T375 

STUDENTS (18 years and under) 

Space allowed up to 50cm max 

25. Modern Arrangement – Trophy donated by Bronte Manuel-Elders Real 

Estate T376 

26. Bowl of floating flowers (can use other objects, etc. Candles) 

27. Vase, container or basket using fruit, vegetables, flowers or foliage 

28. Bouquet using dried, native or fresh flowers 

Champion Exhibit in the Student Section – 

Ribbon plus Trophy donated by ABC Local Radio. T377 

PROFESSIONALS FLORISTS 

This section is only for professional and florists by trade. 

Space allowed 65 cm max 

29. Modern Arrangement of any kind depicting the Riverland in 2012.


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price of 

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� Melamine Panels 

� MDF Masterwood 

� Standard Pyneboard 

� Tongue & Groove Structaflor 

� Complete range of MGP10 grade 

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� Kapur range 

� Timber mouldings, skirtings & 

architraves 

- Including MDF


SECTION N 

POT PLANTS 

(In or Out of Bloom) 

CONVENERS Natalie Richardson – 8584 4815 

Erika Davey - 8584 7823 

STEWARD: Cathy Crambrook - 8584 6577 


Reception exhibits 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm Saturday, 29 September 2012 

8.00 am – 9.15 am Sunday, 30 September 2012 

Blue Ribbon to Grand Champion exhibit and M.O. Thamm Memorial 

Trophy. T400 

RIBBONS PRESENTED BY LOXTON A & H SOCIETY 

FOR CHAMPION HANGING POT, CHAMPION CACTI OR SUCCULENT 

Entry Fee: 55¢ (GST inc.) First Prize $4.00; Second Prize $2.00 

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITORS FOR SIX MONTHS 

Class 

1. Aspidistra 

2. Begonia, any kind, in flower. 

3. Azalea. 

4. Bulbous plant, in flower 

5. Cyclamen, in flower 

6. Fern, maidenhair, fine 

7. Fern, maidenhair, medium 

8. Fern, maidenhair, coarse 

9. Fern, sword, plain 

10. Fern, sword, fringed leaf 

11. Fern, any other not mentioned 

12. Palm, any kind 

13. Pelargonium, in flower 

14. Geranium, in flower 

15. Pot plant, any variety, not mentioned, not in flower. 

16. Pot plant, any variety, not mentioned, in flower. 

17. Annuals, in flower 

18. Collection of herbs (three varieties), to be named 

Voucher donated by Natalie Richardson for most number of points in 

classes 1 – 18 T401


SECTION N-POT PLANTS (Continued) 

19. One cacti in flower 

20. One succulent in flower 

21. One cacti not in flower 

22. One succulent not in flower 

23. Cacti six distinct 

24. Succulent six distinct 

25. Container of mixed cacti, in or out of flower (not less than three) 

26. Container of mixed succulent, in or out of flower (not less than five) 

BONSAI 

27. Conifer, to be named 

28. Evergreen, to be named 

29. Deciduous, to be named 

Loxton Timber Mill donated voucher most number of points in classes 19 -29.T402 

HANGING POT PLANT 

30. Hanging pot plant (fern) 

31. Hanging pot plant (Maiden hair) 

32. Hanging pot plant, any kind not mentioned, non flowering 

33. Hanging pot plant, any kind not mentioned, in flower 

Helen Gray donated voucher for best exhibit in classes 30-33. T403 

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Sunscreen Blinds, Panel Glides. 

Vertical and Venetian Blinds. Curtains and 

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Outside Awnings - 

Roller Shutters, Zipscreen Blinds, 

Motorised systems available. 

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Experienced Installers. 

As a member of WCAA we adhere to 

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SECTION Na. 

ORCHIDS 

CONVENERS 

Tony Francis - 0417 058 201 

STEWARDS 

Gaye Lieven & Bev Pankhurst 

Entries close 5pm, Friday, 28 September 2012 

Reception of exhibits 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm Saturday 28 September 2012 

7.00 am – 8.30 am Sunday 29 September 2012 

All plants and single spikes to display Show Society Exhibitor numbers only. 

The public are invited to exhibit in the Show. 

All Orchids must be owned and grown by Exhibitor for at least six (6) months 

prior to the Show. 

The Conveners and Stewards have the right to remove any plant suspected 

of carrying a virus. 

Exhibitors must reside in the MLASA area. 

The Judge may move a plant into a different class if considered to be more 

suitable for that orchid class. 

Orchid flower measurements – standard 91 mm and over; 

intermediate 61 to 90mm; 

miniature 60 mm and under. 

Trophies & Sashes 

Champion of the show – Riverland Orchid Society T420 

Reserve Champion of the show – Tony Francis T421 

Champion Standard Cymbidium – Bev Pankhurst T422 

Champion Intermediate Cymbidium – Gaye Lieven T423 

Champion Miniature Cymbidium – Janet Greenhaigh T424 

Champion Orchid – Any Other Genera – Don & Helen Cook T425 

Most Number Of Points Gained By A Member Of Riverland Orchid Society – 

President’s Trophy -Trevor & Shirley Mayfield T426 

Champion cymbidium seedling- Ted James T427 

Champion seedling – Any Other Gerena – Glad Werner T428 

Champion cymbidium specimen- Brian & Val McBride T429 

Champion specimen – Any Other Gerena – Faye Laube T430 

Champion Orchid Species – Yvonne Ahrens T431 

Champion Paphiopedilum – Peter Grieger T432 

Champion Laeliinae – Beryl Wilson T433 

Champion Australian Native Orchid – Silvia Kruger T434 

First Time Exhibitor – Loxton A &.H Society and 

Steve & Maryanne Lynch T435


Section Na – ORCHIDS (Continued) 

Entry Fee $1.00 (GST inc.). First Prize $5.00; Second Prize $2.50 

Class 

1. Best white/cream standard cymbidium 

2. Best yellow standard cymbidium 

3. Best green standard cymbidium 

4. Best red standard cymbidium 

5. Best pink standard cymbidium 

6. Best brown standard cymbidium 

7. Best any other colour standard cymbidium 

8. Best white/cream intermediate cymbidium 

9. Best yellow intermediate cymbidium 

10. Best green intermediate cymbidium 

11. Best red intermediate cymbidium 

12. Best pink intermediate cymbidium 

13. Best brown intermediate cymbidium 

14. Best any other colour intermediate cymbidium 

15. Best white/cream miniature cymbidium 

16. Best yellow miniature cymbidium 

17. Best green miniature cymbidium 

18. Best red miniature cymbidium 

19. Best pink miniature cymbidium 

20. Best brown miniature cymbidium 

21. Best any other colour miniature cymbidium 

22. Best specimen cymbidium (standard/intermediate/miniature) 

23. Best seedling cymbidium (standard/intermediate/miniature) 

24. Best paphiopedilum 

25. Best laeliinae – Standard 

26. Best laeliinae – Cluster 

27. Best laeliinae – Non Standard 

28. Best Australian native epiphyte species 

29. Best Australian native epiphyte hybrid – Red, Pink 

30. Best Australian native epiphyte hybrid – Yellow, White 

31. Best Australian native epiphyte hybrid – Any other colour 

32. Best Australian terrestrial 

33. Best orchid hybrid not covered elsewhere 

34. Best orchid species other than Australian native 

35. Best seedling orchid other than cymbidium 

36. Best specimen orchid other than cymbidium 

37. Best cut spikes of orchids (standard/intermediate/miniature) 



Young Farmer’s Challenge 

Monday 1 st October, Main Oval 

Have you got what it takes to be part of the Young Farmer’s Challenge? 

Check out South Australian Country Shows Next Generation Group on 

Facebook for more information. 

THEN get a team of four, register at loxtonshow@hotmail.com and 

show up on Monday of the Loxton Show! 

NO competition entry cost, but BIG prizes and plenty of entertainment!!! 

For more information and any questions - Taryn at nextgen@sacountryshows.com or 0400 178 466


SECTION O 

HANDICRAFTS 

CONVENER - Therese Eerden – 8584 5637 

STEWARDS - Margaret Clark, Elga Frankel 


Reception of exhibits either: Saturday, 29 September 2012 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm or 

Sunday, 30 September 2012 8.30 am to 9.15 am 

Entries can only be removed after 4.30pm, Monday,1 October 2012 

No Exhibits previously entered in this section will be accepted 

Classes marked * are eligible to compete in the MLASA trophy $30 in accord with Rule 40 

Entry Fee: 45¢ (GST inc.) First Prize $4.00; Second Prize $2.00 

Mrs K Hampel : donating trophy for most outstanding exhibit T470 

Mrs. T. Eerden donating trophy for best novice entry T471 

Warners Fashion & Fabrics donating trophy highest number points - Section. T472 

Class 

*1. Metal item decorated with folk art 

*2. Wooden item decorated with folk art 

*3. One pair hand crafted earrings 

4. Handcrafted bead necklace 

5. Handcrafted bead bracelet 

6. Item of bead craft 

7. Item of leadlight/copper foiling 

* 8. Handcrafted item in football team colours 

* 9. Scrap booking album 12” x 12” or 8” x 8”. 

*10. Scrap booking mini album 

*11. Scrap booking single or double page 

12. Item of off the page scrap booking 

*13. Novelty pin cushion 

*14. Framed needlework 

15. Fabric wall hanging/mini quilt 

*16. Stitchery item 

*17. Handcrafted teddy bear 

*18. Handcrafted cloth/rag doll 

19. Knitted or crochet toy 

*20. Two covered coat hangers 

*21 Handcrafted card / gift tag using cross stitch 

*22 Handcrafted card 

*23. Handcrafted Christmas card 

24. Card decorated with quilling 

25. Machine embroidered bag 

26. Handcrafted bag 

*27. Handcrafted Christmas decoration for table 

*28. Handcrafted Christmas decoration for wall 

*29. Handcrafted Christmas decoration for tree 

30. Handcrafted Christmas stocking 

31. Novelty craft 

*32 70-79 Years 

33. Over 80 Years 

34. Any Other Craft not mentioned


SECTION P 

COOKERY 

CONVENERS – Marj Rudiger - 8584 7558 

Kate Fisher - 8587 2247 

STEWARDS 

Wendy Colls, Sandra Foreman, Joyce Neumann, 

Monica Schell, Leah Uren, Dot Voigt & Jess Voigt 


Reception of exhibits by 9.15 am, Sunday, 30 September 2012 

All exhibits to be homemade 

NO PACKET CAKES TO BE USED 

If instructions on schedule are not followed entries will be disqualified 

MLASA Trophy – Classes marked * 

TROPHY to competitors gaining the most points in Section P 

donated by Mrs. M. Rudiger T480 

TROPHY competitors with most outstanding exhibit donated by Mrs. Marj Farr T481 

TROPHY for competitor gaining the most points under 21 years 

donated by Mrs. K.A. Fisher. T482 

Trophy for Senior Novice donated by Mrs Monica Schell. T483 

Novice is an exhibitor who has not won a trophy in Section P of the Loxton Show. 

Third prize of $1.00 will be awarded if there are seven entries or more in a class. 

Some hints & judging criteria:- 

Do not brush milk or anything on to scones, just dust off the flour after baking. 

Do not cut ends off sponge rolls or nut loaves. 

If papering tins have them very smooth, greaseproof paper or glad bake are best. 

Do not place cakes on wire racks, any marks on bottom of cakes goes against you. 

Class Entrance First Second 

GST inc. Prize Prize 

*1. Bread, homemade, plain white ……………… 55¢ Trophy $3.00 

*2. Bread, homemade, min. 50% wholemeal ….. 55¢ Trophy $3.00 

3. Bread rolls, white (3) …………………………. 55¢ Trophy $3.00 

4. Yeast buns (3), not iced ……………………… 55¢ Trophy $3.00 

First prize for classes 1, 2, 3, & 4: 10kg bag flour. T484, T485, T486, T487 

Donated by Country Bakehouse 

5. Yeast cake (streusel top).................................65¢ $15.00 $10.00 

Prize money donated by Mr W.J. Shannon 

6. Bread Machine white ......................................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

7. Bread Machine wholemeal…………………… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

8. Pasty (3) no greens allowed ………………… 45¢ Trophy $2.00 

9. Sausage rolls (6) ……………………………… 45¢ Trophy $2.00 

10. Pizza, maximum size 250mm (scone dough) 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

First prize for classes 7 & 8 - $20 Meat voucher donated by T488, T489 

Big River Foodland Loxton. 

*11. Scones, plain (6) ……………………………… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50


SECTION P - COOKERY. (Continued) 

Class Entry First Second 

GST inc Prize Prize 

12. Scones, fruit (6)....................................................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

13. Pumpkin scones....................................................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

14. Muffins (3) using dried fruit....................................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

15. Honey biscuits (6)..................................................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

16. Ginger nut biscuits (6)............................................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

17. Anzac biscuits (6) made to recipe..........................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Anzac Biscuit Recipe 

Ingredients: 

1 cup plain flour 1 cup sugar 1 cup coconut 

125 grams butter 1 cup rolled oats 1 large tablespoon golden 

1 teaspoon carb soda 3 tablespoons water syrup 

Method: 

Put butter, water and golden syrup in saucepan and bring to boil, add soda and pour 

over mixed dry ingredients, mix well. Put teaspoons full on greased tray and bake in 

moderate oven about 10 minutes. 

18. Collection of biscuits(4 varieties 4 of each) .......... 45¢ $7.00 $3.00 

Prizes money for classes 16,17,18 donated by Sunbake Bakery 

19. Rock cakes (6) ….……………………......................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

20. Queen cakes (6) not iced, must have currants …. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

*21. Lamingtons (6). ……………………………………. 45¢ $4.00 $1.50 

Prize money for classes 19, 20 & 21 donated by Country Bakehouse 

22 . Cream Puffs 3 filled 3 plain ……………………... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

23. Cup cakes decorated (3) …………………........... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

24. Slice, uncooked 6 pieces...................................... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

25. Slice, cooked 6 pieces…….................……………. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

26. Carrot cake round (iced).................................. ....45¢ $15.00 $5.00 

Prize donated by Viva Olives Loxton Trophy Trophy 

CARROT CAKE RECIPE T490 T491 

Ingredients: 

1 cup sugar 1 1/3 cup Plain Four ½ cup Viva Olive Oil 

1 1/3 Teaspoon Carb Soda 3 Eggs 1 1/3 teaspoon Baking Powder 

2 cups grated Carrot 1½ teaspoons Cinnamon ½ cup chopped Walnuts 

½ teaspoon Salt 

Method: 

Beat together oil and sugar, add eggs, beating well after each egg. Sift flour etc and 

add to mixture and beat well. Fold in carrots and nuts. Bake in round cake tin 

1¼ hours at 150º. Ice when cold with cream cheese frosting. 

27. Apple slice cake, iced ……...…………......................45¢ $4.00 $2.00 

28. Marble cake square, iced..........................................45¢ $4.00 $2.00


SECTION P – COOKERY (Continued) 

Entry Fee First Second 

29. Walnut cake log, iced………………………….................. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

30. Orange cake log, iced..............................................…… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

31. Chocolate cake log, iced................................................ 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

32. Banana cake log, iced.................................................... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

33. Coffee cake sugar & cinnamon top................................ 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

34. Jubilee cake bar of loaf no cherries iced........................ 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Trophy donated by Nicole Lush for most points gained in 29 to 34 T492 

35. Fruit and nut loaf........................................................... 45¢ $5.00 $3.00 

36. Ribbon cake, any filling, iced ……………………………. 45¢ $7.00 $5.00 

37. Potato cake maximum 20cm square or round………..... 45¢ $5.00 $3.00 

38. Sultana cake................................................................... 45¢ $7.00 $5.00 

Prize monies donated by Kroeger Family for Classes 25 to 38 

39. Chocolate sponge roll edges not trimmed filled............. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

40. Jam roll edges not trimmed filled................................... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

41. Honey roll filled.............................................................. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

42. Ginger fluff filled............................................................ 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

43. Blowaway sponge with jam filling (not iced)..................45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

44. Boiled fruit cake............................................................ 50¢ T493 T494 

Dried fruit to the value of First $10,Second $6, Third $4 donated by A.R. & S. Loffler T495 

ANGAS PARK DRIED FRUITS FEATURE SECTION 

Dried Fruit to value of: 

45. Genoa cake (light fruit cake) not iced must have cherries 55¢ $10.00 ( T496) $5.00 (T497) 

*46. Christmas cake, decorated, not iced, to be cut … 55¢ $10.00 (T498) $5.00 (T499) 

*47. Fruit cake (dark), not to be iced 55¢ $10.00 (T500) $5.00 (T501) 

48. Iced cake (judging for icing only) ………………… 65¢ $10.00 $5.00 

*49. Wedding cake, to be the bona-fide workmanship of exhibitor 

………………………………………………………………... 65¢ $15.00 $7.50 

Prizemoney for classes 48 & 49 donated by J.R.’s Kitchen 

50. Novelty birthday cake (butter icing)…………………… 65¢ $10.00 $5.00 

51. Iced cake, decorated for a special occasion…... ..…. 65¢ Trophy $5.00 

Trophy donated by Mrs Wendy Colls T502 

52. Iced cake, judged for icing only ………………….. 65¢ $10.00 $5.00 

53. Scones (6), plain …………………………………… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

54. Slice, uncooked (6 pieces) ………………………... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

55. Chocolate cake, log, iced ………………… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

56. Cup cakes decorated (3) ………………………… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

57. Muffins (3) …………………………………………... 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

58. Anzac biscuits (6) ………………………………….. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

SPECIAL FEATURE – MEN’S COOKERY. 

NO PACKET CAKES TO BE USED 

59. Banana cake, iced …………………………………. 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

60. Muffins (plate of 3) any flavour …………………… 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

61. Chocolate chip biscuits (6) 45¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Prize money donated by Mr. A. Ferguson. 



FRUIT CAKE CHAMPIONSHIP 

Rich Fruit Cake Championship & Genoa Cake Championship 

Sponsored by Sunbeam Foods & Angove’s Wines 

Semi Final to be held at Loxton 

Entries by 4.00 pm Friday 28 September 2012 

All exhibits to be in by 9.00 am Sunday 1 October 2012 

Rich Fruit Cake: First Prize $60, Second Prize $25, Third Prize $10 

Genoa Fruit Cake: First Prize $50, Second Prize $20, Third Prize $10 

Winner eligible to compete in the State Final to be held at the 

Royal Adelaide Show in 2013 

RULES & REGULATIONS 

1. No entry fee charged 

2. Only one entry per exhibitor 

3. No exhibitor can win more than one Regional Final. Once an 

exhibitor has won at Association level, they cannot enter in another 

Association final for the Show season. 

Prepared by Agricultural Societies Council of SA Inc 

PO Box 108, Goodwood SA 5034 

RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION 

RECIPE 

Ingredients 

250g butter 60g chopped red glace cherries 

250g dark brown sugar 60g mixed peel 

6 eggs 60g chopped almonds 

250g sultanas 375g plain flour 

250g raisins 1 tsp baking powder 

200g currants 1 tsp mixed spice 

100g dates 200ml sherry or brandy 

Method 

Chop fruits, mix together and soak in the sherry or brandy overnight. Sift 

together flour, baking powder and spice. Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs 

one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add fruit and 

flour and lastly chopped nuts. Mix thoroughly. Place mixture in a well 

prepared tin (square) 19-22cm, and bake in a slow oven for approximately 

three to three and a half hours.


GENOA CAKE COMPETITION 

Exhibitor’s own recipe is used. 

It should contain sultanas, currants, cherries and almonds. 

There is to be no restriction on the ingredients used. 

FAULTS TO LOOK FOR:- 

� Carelessly prepared tin – wrinkled lining. 

� Careless measurement of ingredients – sugar becomes liquid when 

heated, so care must be taken not to exceed the recipe quantity. 

� Carelessly prepared fruit – not correctly cut and separated. 

� Insufficient creaming of butter and sugar. 

� Eggs not beaten in well after each addition. 

� Overpowering aroma of essences and/or spices 

� Flour and fruit not sufficiently mixed in – leaves streaks and unmixed 

dry ingredients. 

� Carelessly filled tin – work cake well down (Never leave the scrapings 

from the bottom of the bowl sitting on top of the cake. This will show a 

pale patch when cut). 

� Oven too hot 

� Oven too cold 

� Insufficient cooking time – the cake will sink in the middle and be very 

soggy 

WHAT THE JUDGES ARE LOOKING FOR IN RICH FRUIT CAKE 

AND GENOA CAKE:- 

To judge, cut cake straight across. Tasting wedge to be cut from the centre 

of the cake. 

Appearance 

Smooth appearance on top, bottom and sides. No sign of shiny, dark, 

overheated fruit protruding from the surface. The cake should be firm, 

smooth, fresh and not too moist to touch but not too dry either, preferably 

with a well ripened patina on the top surface. Straight sides, and a smooth 

flat top showing even distribution of fruit. 

Finish in baking 

No bumps, hollows or sunken centres, nor large cracks (a small crack is not 

a major fault). The cake should cut cleanly, without any crumbs, and without 

catching and dragging of fruit. There should be no burning or crusty top or 

sides (caused by too hot an oven or insufficient papering). After the cake is 

cut, the fruit closest to the outside should not appear to be dark and shiny 

(caused by overcooking in too hot an oven). This fault causes a bitter 

flavour. No air bubbles in finished cake.


Colour 

Attractive, even, golden-brown on the top, bottom and sides. A darker colour 

for the Rich Fruit Cake. 

Texture 

Firm and fine; it should be moist, not soggy nor dry. The texture should be 

smooth and even, and the same right through the cake. A well ripened cake 

cuts cleanly and evenly. 

What the Judges are looking for in Rich Fruit Cake & Genoa Cake Cont. 

Flavour and aroma 

Delicious, and should be a perfect blend of fresh eggs and dairy ingredients, 

sugar, essences, flour and spices, sherry or brandy and quality dried fruit. 

Beware of an overpowering flavour or aroma of essences or spices, or the 

acrid smell of overheated fruit. 

Decoration 

Do not decorate Rich Fruit Cake with almonds. Genoa Cake may be 

decorated with almonds. 

Presentation 

Remove all paper from the cake before exhibiting. No cake cooler marks 

(cool on upturned cake tin). 

JUDGING SCORES:- 

Judging scores are based on the following: 

50% Appearance 

25% Texture 

25% Taste/Flavour 

“A fruit cake, like maturing wine, is greatly improved with age. Many a 

prize has been won by a cake almost fresh from the oven, but if allowed to 

keep, a change will develop about the end of the first week. The surface of 

the cake will start to develop a patina, and the aroma becomes richer.”


COUNTRY WOMEN’S SCONE MIX COMPETITION 

Sponsored by Laucke Flour Mills 

JUDGING GUIDELINES 

Scones are to be made using the Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix. 

Scones will alternate each year between Sweet and Savoury. 

2012/2013 - Savoury 

5 Savoury scones to be presented for judging 

The scones should be approximately 5cms in diameter, well risen, straight 

sides, no flour on the base, thin golden crust top and bottom. 

They should be fine, moist texture, good crumb, good flavour and according 

to type. 

Entrants please note: you do not have to follow the recipe on the back of 

the box. You use the mix as a base only. 

GENERAL OUTLINE 

Entrants are eligible to win one local final 

Winners of local shows are eligible to enter the semi final at the 

appropriate Association Show. The semi final MUST be separate to the host 

show local competition. 

Semi Final winners are eligible to enter the State Final to be held at the 

2013 Royal Adelaide Show 

Revenue from sales Laucke CWA Scone Mix is used to assist drought 

affected families 

Prize Allocation 

LOCAL 1 st Laucke Goods Hamper (value approx $20) 

2 nd Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1 x 1.2kg, value approx $5.50) 

3 rd Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1 x 1.2kg, value approx $5.50) 

ASSOCIATION 1 st $40.00 cash 

2 nd $20.00 cash 

3 rd $10.00 cash 

STATE 1 st $200.00 cash 

2 nd $ 75.00 cash 

3 rd $ 40.00 cash 

Scone mix available from: 

Big River or Ivy Heinicke, 38 Acacia Avenue, Loxton (Phone 8584 5116)


SECTION Pa 

AMATEUR WINE MAKING AND BREWING 

CONVENER - Mr Bill Shannon – 8587 3053 

Entries close: Thursday 27 September 2012 at 5.00 pm. 

Entry fee: 55¢ (GST inc.) 

Class 

1. Best red wine, 2011 vintage 

2. Best red wine, any other year 

3. Best white wine 2011 vintage 

4. Best fortified or dessert style wine 

5. Best wine made from a base other than grapes 

6. Best beer 

7. Best stout 

8. Best ale 

9. Best ginger beer 

Prizes: First prize $10.00 & Second prize $5.00 

Sponsored by RIVERLAND COLD STORES 

$10 cash prize and Ribbon for best exhibit in Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 T520 

$10 cash prize and Ribbon for best exhibit in Classes 6, 7, 8 & 9 T521 

Sponsored by Loxton Irrigation Centre 

Exhibitors are requested to lodge TWO bottles of each entry at the 

Loxton Show Office, situated at the Loxton Oval between the dates 

Monday 24 September and Thursday 27 September 2012. 

Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm. 

Bottles used for judging can be collected at section at end of show. 

This section will be displayed with awards and judges’ comments at 

the Loxton Show and Recreation Centre on Show Days, Sunday 30 

September and Monday 1 October 2012. 

Entry Form in centre of Show Book 

.


SECTION Q 

PRESERVES 

CONVENER – Lynette Arnold 

STEWARDS – Melva Joppich, Ann Loxton, 

Yvonne Tatt & Nita Thom 

Entries close 5pm, Friday 28 September 2012 

Reception of exhibits either Saturday 29 September 2012, 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm or 

Sunday 30 September 2012, 8.30 am – 9.15 am. 

Intermediate section: refer to classes 56-88 

Novice section: refer to classes 89-122 

THE NAMES OF EXHIBITS TO BE CLEARLY PRINTED ON CONTAINERS 

All preserves to be fit for human consumption – All pickles to be unsealed. 

500g screw top jars permissible for preserves. 

Entry Fee: 25¢ (GST inc.) First prize $2.00; Second prize $1.00 

MLASA Trophy $30 classes marked * are eligible to compete for this Trophy in 

accord with Rule 40. 

PRESERVES 

Class 

*1. Preserved fruit, apricots, 1 jar, halves *9. Preserved fruit, tomatoes, ripe 

2. Preserved fruit, peaches, 1 jar peeled, 1 jar. 

*3. Preserved fruit, pears, 1 jar halves 10. Preserved fruit, tomato pulp, 1 jar 

4. Preserved fruit, plums, dark, 1 jar 11. Preserved fruits, 3 jars any other 

*5. Preserved fruit, plums, light, 1 jar variety not mentioned 

6. Preserved fruit, quinces, 1 jar 12. Preserved fruits, collection of 4 

7. Preserved fruit, cherries, light, 1 jar varieties 

8. Preserved fruit, cherries, dark, 1 jar 13. Preserved vegetables, collection 

of 3 varieties. 

Trophy for the most attractive or most appealing in Section Q, 

donated by Mrs. Maureen Rosenzweig. T530 

MARMALADE 

*14. Marmalade, orange 17. Collection of marmalade, not 

15. Marmalade, lemon less than 3 varieties 

16. Marmalade, grapefruit 18. Marmalade, not mentioned 

JELLIES 

19. Jelly, collection of 3 *23. Jelly, grape 

*20. Jelly, quince 24. Jelly, orange 

21. Jelly, apple *25. Jelly, grapefruit 

22. Jelly, melon and lemon 26. Jelly, any variety not mentioned.


SECTION Q – PRESERVES (Continued) 

JAM 

27. Jam, plum, dark 33. Jam, quince 

*28. Jam, fig 34. Jam, mock raspberry (plum) 

*29. Jam, apricot 35. Jam, mock raspberry (tomato) 

*30. Jam, dried apricot *36. Jam, strawberry 

31. Jam, grape 37. Jam, collection of 4 varieties 

32. Jam, melon and lemon 38. Jam, collection of 3 varieties 

not mentioned. 

Trophy for the highest number of points in classes 14-38, 

donated by Mrs. Barb Swanson T531 

PICKLES 

39. Pickles mixed, in mustard, 1 jar. *42. Pickled gherkins, 1 jar 

40. Pickles, mixed, clear, 1 jar 43. Pickles, green tomatoes, 1 jar 

41. Pickled onions, 1 jar 44. Collection of pickles, no more 

than 3 varieties. 

CHUTNEYS 

45. Chutney, apple, 1 bottle *47. Chutney, fruit, 1 bottle 

46. Chutney, tomato, 1 bottle 48. Chutney, collection of 

3 varieties 

SAUCES 

*49. Tomato sauce, 1 bottle 51. Collection of sauces, not less 

50. Plum sauce, dark, 1 bottle than 3 varieties 

SUNDRIES 

52. Coleslaw 54. Mayonnaise dressing (boiled) 

53 Lemon cheese 55. Exhibits for exhibition only. 

Special prize – trophy for most points in Classes 1-55 donated by 

Country Bakehouse of Loxton T532 

INTERMEDIATE 

An Intermediate is a competitor who has not previously won 2 trophies in the 

Intermediate to Open classes in Section Q. 

PRESERVES 

56. Preserved fruit, apricots, 1 jar, halves 61. Preserved fruit, tomato pulp, 1 jar 

57. Preserved fruit, peaches, 1 jar 62 Tomatoes whole 

58. Preserved fruit, pears, 1 jar, halves 63. Preserved fruits, collection of 

59. Preserved fruit, plums, dark , 1 jar 3 varieties 

60. Preserved fruit, cherries, dark, 1 jar 

MARMALADE 

64. Collection of 3 68. Marmalade, lemon 

65. Marmalade, orange 69. Marmalade, three fruit 

66. Marmalade, grapefruit 70. Marmalade, tangelo 

Marmalade, not mentioned 71. Marmalade, mandarin 




INTERMEDIATE 

JAM 


73. Jam, fig 78. Jam, mock raspberry (plum) 

74. Jam, apricot 79. Jam, strawberry 

75. Jam, dried apricot 80. Jam, collection of 3 varieties 

76. Jam, melon and lemon 81. Jam, not mentioned 

Trophy for the highest number of points in classes 56-81 

donated by Mrs Melva Joppich. T533 

PICKLES 

82. Pickles, mixed, in mustard, 1 jar 85. Collection of pickles, no more 

83. Pickled onions, 1 jar than 3 varieties 

84. Pickled gherkins, 1 jar 

CHUTNEYS 

86. Chutney, tomato, 1 bottle 88. Chutney, collection (2) 

87. Chutney, fruit 

SAUCES 

89. Tomato sauce, 1 bottle 91. Sauce not mentioned, 1 bottle 

90. Plum sauce, dark, 1 bottle 92. Collection of sauces (3) 

SUNDRIES 


94. Lemon cheese 

Trophy for the highest number of points in Intermediate Section 

donated by Ann Loxton. T534 

NOVICE 

A Novice is a competitor who has not previously won 2 trophies in Novice Section. 

PRESERVES 

96. Preserved fruit, apricots, 1 jar, halves 101. Preserved fruit, tomato pulp, 1 jar 

97. Preserved fruit, peaches, 1 jar 102. Tomatoes whole 

98. Preserved fruit, plums, dark, 1 jar 103 Preserved fruits, collection of 

99. Preserved fruit, cherries, dark, 1 jar 3 varieties 

100. Preserved fruit, cherries, light, 1 jar 

MARMALADE 

104. Marmalade, orange 106. Marmalade, not mentioned 

105. Marmalade, grapefruit 107. Collection of 3 

Trophy for the highest number of points in classes 96 -107 

donated by Mrs. Dawn Schwarz. T535 

Entry Forms in centre of Show Book



NOVICE 

JAM 


109. Jam, fig 114. Jam, mock raspberry (plum) 

110. Jam, apricot 115. Jam, strawberry 

111. Jam, dried apricot 116. Jam, collection of 3 varieties 

112. Jam, melon and lemon 117. Jam, not mentioned 

PICKLES 

118. Pickles, mixed vegs, in mustard 121. Collection of pickles, no more 

119. Pickled onions than 3 varieties 

120. Pickled gherkins 

CHUTNEYS 

122. Chutney, tomato, 1 jar 124. Chutney, collection of two or 

123. Chutney, fruit, 1 jar more 

SAUCES 

125. Tomato sauce, 1 bottle 127. Sauce not mentioned, 1 bottle 

126. Plum sauce, dark, 1 bottle 

SUNDRIES 


129. Lemon cheese 

A trophy for the highest number of points in Novice Section 

donated by Esther Freundt T536 Entry Form in centre of Show Book 

After Hours growers enquiries for: 

Dried & Fresh Fruit Steve Barty 0417 838 908 

Renmark Depot Phil Fitzsimmons 8586 6706 

Waikerie Depot Steve Barty 0417 838 908


SECTION R 

FRUIT 

CO-CONVENERS – Shaun Arnold - 8541 3608 

Samantha Arnold 

Samantha Rogers – 0429 994 010 

STEWARDS – M.G. Arnold 

Entries close, 5.00 pm, Friday 28 September 2012 

Reception of exhibits 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm, Saturday 29 September 2012 

& 8.00 am – 9.15 am Sunday 30 September 2012 

All entries must be the property of, and grown by the exhibitor; 

Excluding classes 15 to 17, and 27 to 31 

Champion Ribbons will be awarded to: 

Champion Plate of Citrus in the Open Section. 

Champion Dried Tree Fruit 

Champion Carton of Citrus 

Citrus Board of South Australia donates award of $100 for the exhibitor with most 

points in classes 1-13. T570 

FRESH FRUIT 


GST inc. Prize Prize 

*1. Oranges, Washington navels, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

2. Oranges, Late Lane navels, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

*3. Navel, any variety, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Trophy for best navel (classes 1 to 3) donated by Nippy’s Waikerie Producers. 

Value $15. T571 

*4. Oranges, blood, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

*5. Grapefruit, any variety, plate of four, & 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

variety to be shown. 

*6. Valencia oranges, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

First trophy value $25, donated by Visy Board. T572 

*7. Valencias for market presentation can be waxed or polished, plate of five 

90¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Voucher value $20, donated by Fruit Doctors. T573 

*8. Collection of citrus, 4 varieties, 3 of each 90¢ $4.00 $3.00 

First prize trophy donated by SA Citrus Improvement Society. T574 

*9. Collection of citrus, 3 varieties, 3 of each 

grown in Loxton irrigation settlement 90¢ $4.00 $3.00 

Trophy value $20 donated by Costi Packing Shed. T575 

*10. Lemons, market presentation, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

*11. Factory lemon of peel, plate of three 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Voucher value $10, donated by Ingerson Citrus Pty Ltd. T576


SECTION R – FRUIT (Continued) 


inc. GST Prize Prize 

*12. Mandarins, variety shown, plate of six 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Trophy $20 donated by Jumaluk Park Fruit Co-op - Waikerie. T577 

13. Tangelo, any variety, plate of six 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

14. Any unclassified citrus, variety shown, plate of 6 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

15. Most attractively arranged tray of citrus 90¢ $4.00 $3.00 

16. Novelty, unusual shaped citrus 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

17. Decorated citrus 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Voucher value $20 donated by Biological Services. T578 

18. The biggest orange, one only, must be current season 

80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

NOVICE SECTION 

This section is open to growers who have not previously won a first prize in the 

Fruit Section at the previous three Loxton Shows. 

19. Oranges, Valencia, any variety, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

20. Oranges, Navel, any variety, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

21. Grapefruit, Marsh variety, plate of four 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

22. Lemons, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

23. Mandarins, variety shown, plate of six 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Voucher value $20 donated by Ingerson’s Citrus for most points gained in Novice 

Section. T579 

SPECIAL JUICE SECTION 

(From a Commercial Orchard) 

Conditions – Fruit must be delivered to Sam Rogers, Sunlands, Waikerie Mob: 

0429 994 010 by Thursday 28 September 2012. 

24. Oranges, Valencia, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

First trophy value $20 donated by Poly’s Fruit Juices Pty Ltd. T580 

25. Lemons, any variety, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

26. Grapefruit, any variety, plate of five 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Trevor Glenn Memorial trophy for exhibitor gaining most points in Juice Section. 

A perpetual trophy, with a replica becoming the property of the winner. T581 

OPEN TO ALL RIVER DISTRICTS 

Judging will be carried out with normal fruit processing equipment by qualified 

technicians. 

CITRUS CARTONS 

This is open to commercial packers only – cartons are to be packed, ready for sale. 

*27. Oranges, Valencia, one 30 litre carton $1.10 $5.00 $3.00 

*28. Oranges, navel, any variety, one 30 litre carton $1.10 $5.00 $3.00 

*29. Grapefruit, any variety, one 30 litre carton $1.10 $5.00 $3.00 

*30. Lemons, any variety, one 15 litre carton $1.10 $5.00 $3.00 

*31. Mandarins, any variety, one 15 litre carton $1.10 $5.00 $3.00 

The most successful citrus packer will receive $100, donated by the Citrus Board of 

SA. T852


SECTION R – FRUIT (Continued) 

DRIED FRUIT SECTION 

Dried Tree Fruits Entry 1 st Prize 2 nd Prize 

32. Apricots 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

33. Peaches, freestone 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

34. Nectarines or Peacharines 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

35. Pears 80¢ $3.00 $1.50 

Voucher value $15 for best tree fruit sample donated by 

Angas Park Fruit Co-op Pty Ltd. T583 

MLASA Trophy classes marked * are eligible to compete for this trophy in accord 

with Rule 40. 

Citrus Growers of SA has donated a Perpetual Trophy to the competitor gaining the 

highest number of points in the Fruit Section, with a replica becoming the property of 

the winner. T584 

Entry Form in centre of Show Book.


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SECTION S 

NEEDLEWORK 

CONVENER – Ivy Heinicke – 8584 5116 

STEWARDS – Janette Allen, Gloria Stidiford, Evelyn Crafter, Roma Mewett 


Please use separate entry form for each Section 

Reception of exhibits either Saturday 29 September 2012, 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm or 

Sunday 30 September 2012, 8.00 am – 9.15 am. 

MLASA Trophy $30 – classes marked * are eligible for these trophies in accord with Rule 40 

NO CLEANING WHATSOEVER TO BE USED ON EXHIBITS 

Exhibits are to have been made during the last 2 years with the exception of 

tapestries and patchwork. 

No exhibit having previously gained a prize at Loxton Show will be accepted. 

Entry fee: 45¢ (GST inc.) 

TAPESTRY 

Class First Second 

Prize Prize 

*1. Tapestry, small - 30cm & under $4.00 $3.00 

2. Tapestry, large $4.00 $3.00 

3. Tapestry, any article $4.00 $3.00 

*4. Tapestry, cotton only $4.00 $3.00 

5. Tapestry, long stitch $4.00 $3.00 

Most Outstanding Tapestry donated by CWA T600 

HAND EMBROIDERY 

*6. Supper cloth (open) $3.00 $1.50 

7. Coat hanger, hand made $3.00 $1.50 

*8. Smocked article $4.00 $3.00 

9. Cross stitch bookmark $3.00 $1.50 

*10. Article, hand embroidered, any kind $4.00 $2.00 

Trophy donated by D. & J. Biele T601 

10a Hardanger $4.00 $2.00 

11. Counted cross stitch on waste canvas $4.00 $2.00 

*12. Cross stitch on aida cloth (small) under 18 x 13cm $3.00 $1.50 

13. Cross stitch on aida cloth (large) $3.00 $1.50 

14. Any article not mentioned $3.00 $1.50 

MACHINE SEWING SECTION 

*15. Doll, dressed, any size (not knitted) $3.00 $1.50 

16. Toy other than a doll $3.00 $1.50 

16a Machine made Teddy Bear $3.00 $1.00 

*17. Rag Doll (any size) $4.00 $3.00 

*18. After Five Wear $4.00 $3.00 

*19. Ladies Summer Frock $4.00 $3.00


SECTION S – NEEDLEWORK (Continued) 

MACHINE SEWING SECTION 

20. Lady’s skirt, any material $4.00 $3.00 

*21. Adult Blouse or Shirt $4.00 $3.00 

*22. Trousers or slacks – any size $4.00 $3.00 

23. Jacket, any material $4.00 $3.00 

*24. Suit, any material $3.00 $1.50 

*25. Garment using stretch material $3.00 $1.50 

26. Childs Tracksuit, stretch material $3.00 $1.50 

*27. Childs Frock $3.00 $1.50 

*27a Sewing for baby up to 2 years $3.00 $1.50 

28. Childs Blouse or Shirt $3.00 $1.50 

*29. Shorts, any material $3.00 $1.50 

30. Sleepware, Childs, any material $3.00 $1.50 

30a Sleepware, Adults, any material $3.00 $1.50 

31. Article of Sewing $3.00 $1.50 

*32. Novelty Sewing $3.00 $1.50 

33. Set of table mats $4.00 $3.00 

34. Something useful from something old $3.00 $1.50 

35. Two Pot Holders $3.00 $1.50 

*36. Any Article, Machine Embroidered $4.00 $1.50 

37. Any Article, Appliqued $4.00 $1.50 

*38. Shopping Bag – Plain $3.00 $1.50 

Trophy for most points in Machine Section 

presented in memory of Mrs. D.J. Dowley. T602 

PATCHWORK AND QUILTING 

39. Patchwork quilt - machine quilted $3.00 $1.50 

40. Patchwork quilt–machine sewn handquilted $3.00 $1.50 

41. Patchwork bag or quilted $3.00 $1.50 

42. Cushion $3.00 $1.50 

43. Crazy patchwork $3.00 $1.50 

44. Any article not mentioned $3.00 $1.50 

Trophy for most outstanding in Patchwork donated by Mrs. I.M. Heinicke. T603 

JUNIOR SECTION 

45. Garment made by student under 12 years $3.00 $1.50 

46. Any article made by student under 12 years $3.00 $1.50 

47. Garment made by student 16 to 18 years $3.00 $1.50 

48. Any article made by student 16 to 18 years $3.00 $1.50 

Trophy for most points in Junior Section presented by Loxton Club T604 

OVER 70 YEARS 

49. Sewing $3.00 $1.50 

50. Embroidery $3.00 $1.50 

OVER 80 YEARS 

51. Sewing $3.00 $1.50 

52. Embroidery $3.00 $1.50 



SECTION T 

KNITTING AND CROCHET 

CONVENER – Joy Hennig - 8584 6397 

STEWARDS – Helen Arnold, Kath Nissen, 

Raelene Pfeiler & Rachel Schulz 

Entries close 5.00pm, Friday 28 September 2012 

Reception of exhibits either Saturday 29 October 2012, 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm 

or Sunday 30 September 2012, 8.00 am – 9.15 am. 

MLASA Trophy $30 – Classes marked * are eligible for these trophies in accord with Rule 40 

Entry Fee: 45¢ (GST inc.) First prize $3.00; Second prize $1.00 

PLEASE USE SEPARATE ENTRY FORM FOR EACH SECTION 

OVER 80 YEARS. 

Class 

1. Knitting 4. Crochet (cotton) 

2. Knitted coat hanger 5. Crochet coat hanger 

3. Crochet (wool/acrylic) 6. Crochet Unclassified 

70 – 79 YEARS. 

7. Knitting (wool/acrylic) 10. Crochet (wool/acrylic) 

8. Knitted coat hanger 11. Crochet coat hanger 

9. Crochet (cotton) 12. Crochet Unclassified 

CROCHET AND HAND KNITTING. 

*13. Crochet work, cotton 

14. Crochet – scarf, hat or gloves 

*15. Crochet work, doily, cotton 

*16. Crochet runner 

*17. Crochet edge (small item, eg. handkerchief, tray cloth) 

18. Doll Dressed (Crochet clothing) 

19. Crochet, unclassified 

*20. Crochet toy 

21. Crochet coat hanger 

*22. Tatting, doily to be mounted and tacked half way round 

23. Tatting, length lace not less than 30cm 

*24. Tatting, any article 

25. Tatting, 3 small items, different pattern (eg. bookmark, Christmas 

decoration) 

26 Knitted coat hanger 

*27. Knitted baby’s article


CROCHET AND HAND KNITTING First Second 

Prize Prize 

*28. Knitted jumper, cardigan or vest $10.00 $3.00 

First Prize donated by Mrs. I. Cass 

29. Doll Dressed (knitted clothing) $3.00 $1.00 

*30. Knitted child’s jumper or cardigan $3.00 $1.00 

31. Knitted socks $3.00 $1.00 

*32. Knitted toy $3.00 $1.00 

*33. Knitted, hat, scarf or gloves $3.00 $1.00 

34. Knitted, unclassified. $3.00 $1.00 

35. Knitted item featuring bought lace $3.00 $1.00 

36. Unclassified lace (eg. bobbin, needle lace) $3.00 $1.00 

$25 voucher for most points in Sections 1 to 36 donated by Vaughan’s 

Shoe and Sewing Centre T620 

First Second Encouragement 

Prize Prize Prize 

*37. Hand knitted knee rug $25.00 $15.00 $10.00 

*38. Crochet knee rug $25.00 $15.00 $10.00 

Prize money donated in memory of Mrs. Doreen Ernst for classes 37 & 38 

MACHINE KNITTING First Second 

Prize Prize 

39. Baby’s garment $10.00 $3.00 

First Prize donated by Mrs K Henderson 

*40. Child’s garment $10.00 $3.00 

First Prize donated by Loxton Machine Knitting Club 

*41 Adults Garment 

First Prize donated by Mrs. I Cass $10.00 $3.00 

*42. Machine Knitted Toy $10.00 $1.00 

First Prize donated by Mrs. J Nitschke 

*43. Unclassified Item $10.00 $3.00 

First prize donated by Joy Hennig 

$25 Voucher for most points in machine knitting section donated by 

Vaughan’s Shoe Store and Sewing Centre. T621 

Entry Form Page 123


SECTION U 

ART 

CONVENER – Julie Noble /Terrace Gallery – 0439 0440 790 

STEWARDS – Terrace Gallery Committee 


Exhibits will be accepted from 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm ONLY on 

Saturday 29 September. 

NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED 

Entry Fee: $1.10 (GST inc.) 

Class First Second Third 


*1. Oil – any topic $20 $10 $5 

*2. Water Colour – any topic $20 $10 $5 

*3. Acrylic – any topic $20 $10 $5 

*4. Pastel – any topic $20 $10 $5 

*5 Sketch / Drawing – any topic $20 $10 $5 

*6. Abstract – any topic $20 $10 $5 

*7. 14 years and over, still at school-any topic 

$15 $10 $5 

*8 10 – 13 years – any topic $15 Voucher $10Voucher $5Voucher 

T664 T665 T666 

*9 6 – 9 years – any topic $15 Voucher $10Voucher $5Voucher 

T667 T668 T669 

*10 5 years & under – any topic $15 Voucher $10Voucher $5Voucher 

T670 T671 T672 

Classes 8, 9, 10 Vouchers donated by Toyrific Toyz 

*11. Novice section … any topic / any medium 

Prize is open to anyone who has never won anything in any of 

the open sections (1-6) 

$20 $10 $5 

WJ (Bill) Shannon $50 prize money


Loxton News Trophy - $50 for the most outstanding entry … River 

Theme. T660 

Loxton Hotel Motel – $30 for the Most Outstanding Watercolour.T661 

Terrace Gallery - $40 for the Best Exhibitor … Novice Section. T662 

Loxton A&H Society - $50 for the Most Outstanding Entry. T663 

* Murray Lands Agricultural Societies’ Association – all entries 

are eligible to compete for the MLASA Trophy in accordance with 

Rule 40. 

ALL Art must be ready to hang. Canvases without frames need to 

have wire or some other suitable means of hanging. Frames with 

glass need to have D hooks and wire for hanging. (the little hooks 

supplied on some photo frames are not suitable for hanging works 

under glass) Work presented without suitable means for hanging will 

not be exhibited nor considered for judging. Parents and/or teachers 

may help the student frame their work. 

GENERAL RULES FOR ALL ART 

1. Only 2D (Flat) Work will be accepted, no sculpture or 3D works. 

2. Work must be original 

3. Entry Ticket to be affixed to the back of artwork prior to judging. 

4. Work to be less than 1 metre x 1 metre. 

5. Maximum of 4 entries per artist in any class. 

6. Third prize only awarded in classes where there are 7 or more entries. 

Certificates of Merit may be awarded at the discretion of the judge 

7. No prize necessarily given. 

8. Exhibits MUST be collected at 4.30 pm Monday 1 October 2012 

ID Exhibitor card required when entering pavilion to remove exhibits. 

Before collecting any art works please report to the art desk so that the 

collection can be noted. Thank you 

Class winners will be invited to display their winning entries at the 

Terrace Gallery, housed in the Visitor Information Centre, 

immediately after the Loxton Show until 

Friday 28 October 2012. 

Award placings/ribbons to remain on artwork.


Mark Cash 

Phone: 8584 5300 

Mobile: 0419 828 504 

28 MacFarlane Avenue, Loxton 

Website: www.cashcabinets.com.au


SECTION VP 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

CONVENER – Michael Coombe - 0402804578 

STEWARD – Jodie Koch 


Exhibits to be in the hands of the Secretary/Convener by 1.00 pm 

Saturday 29 September 2012 

Entry Fee: 50¢ (GST inc.) 

Class. First Second Third 


* 1. People $10 $5 $1 

* 2. Black & White $10 $5 $1 

* 3. River Scene $10 $5 $1 

* 4. Vehicles $10 $5 $1 

* 5. Child Study $10 $5 $1 

* 6. Animal $10 $5 $1 

* 7. Flower or Flowers $10 $5 $1 

* 8. Buildings/Structures $10 $5 $1 

* 9. Birds Study $10 $5 $1 

* 10. Close-ups /Macro $10 $5 $1 

11 Photoshop $10 $5 $1 

Merit Certificates will be awarded as fourth prizes. 

* 12. Enlargement – Prints to be 8” x 10” or 8” x 12”. 

Trophy 1 st Prize only. 

Trophy donated by Totally Exposed. 

NO MOUNTED OR FRAMED ENLARGEMENTS. 

Riverland Camera Club will donate one year’s free membership with their Club 

to the person with the highest number of points in Section VP. 

NOTE: 

� Colour prints maximum size 10cm x 15cm (4” x 6”). 

� Photography must be sole work of exhibitor. 

� No responsibility will be taken for loss or damage of entries. 

� No print will be judged unless entry money is received with the entry. 

� Classes marked * are eligible to compete for the MLASA Trophy $30 as per Rule 40. 

� ALL PHOTOS TO HAVE EXHIBIT TICKETS CLIPPED TO PHOTO – 

NO CELLOTAPE. 

� LIMIT OF 5 ENTRIES PER CLASS. 

� NO MOUNTED OR FRAMED PRINTS 

� Images to be used in one class only. 

Champion Print of the Show 

donated by TOTALLY EXPOSED T680 

Prize Money Sponsored by 

RIVERLAND CAMERA CLUB



LOXTON SHOW & SA YARD DOG ASSOCIATION INC. 

Presents 

Loxton Yard Dog Championship 

Sunday 30 September 2012 - Encourage & Novice 

Monday 1 October 2012 - Improver & Open 

Convener: Mr. Lee Mickan 0427 820 712 

SADYA President: Mr. Lee Mickan 0427 820 712 

Secretary: Mrs Tania Rains (08) 8762 2549 

Please contact one of the above for more details or entry forms 

Entry Fee: Open $8.00; Improvers $7.00; Novice $6.00; 

Encourage/Local $5.00. 

Regulations: 

1. Approximately 15 sheep will be used. 

2. Dogs must be kept quiet & away from the area while another dog is 

competing. 

3. Next competitor must be available with his/her dog 10 minutes before 

he/she is due to compete. 

4. At judge’s discretion, dogs may be disqualified. 

5. Dogs wearing a muzzle will be penalised 4 points. 

6. The competitor may retire at any time. 

7. Dogs taking excessive time will be rung off (12 mins). 

8. Scores from the elimination round will be posted on a board. The 

winning score will be the aggregate of both runs. 

9. The judge’s decision is final. 

10. Competitors are to leave the gates as found. 

11. Competitors may assist the dog in keeping the sheep flowing, but 

assistance will be penalised. 

12. Bitches on heat are not permitted on grounds. 

13. Vaccination certificates must be signed. 

14. Score sheets will be available after the finals. 

15. The organising committee in conjunction with the SA YDA Inc. reserves 

the right to change ruling and regulations as required. 

16. No dog may be substituted for a dog already nominated less than 24 

hours before a trial commences. 

17. In the event of a balloting being necessary handlers will be notified and 

asked to advise which dogs are to be withdrawn. 

18. If a handler has competed more than twice previously he/she must be a 

member of the SA YDA Inc. or another recognised Yard Dog Association 

before entries will be accepted. 

CLASS & PRIZES in goods or cash 

Encourage/Local 1 st 

Novice 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 

Improver 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 

Open 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th



SECTION W 

HOBBIES AND COLLECTIONS 

CONVENER – Mrs. D. Altmann - 8584 6793 

STEWARD – Mrs. Pauline Mitchell 


Entries will be received 

between 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm on Saturday, 29 September 2012 and 

8.00 am – 9.15 am on Sunday, 30 September 2012 

Collections to comprise at least 10 items 

to be exhibited on a tray, board or shelves 

and to occupy a space no greater than 

760mm x 760mm (2’.6” x 2’.6”) 

Class. Entry 

Fee First Second 

(GST inc.) Prize Prize 

1. Toy or other article made of wood $1.10 $10.00 $4.00 

2. Article made of metal $1.10 $10.00 $4.00 

3. Item or sculpture made of recycled material $1.10 $10.00 $4.00 

4. 6 Computer generated greeting cards .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

5. Collection of badges or medals .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

6. Collection of models of animals, birds or similar.55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

7. Collection of historical items (one theme) .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

8. Any Other Collection not mentioned .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

9. Handmade greeting cards – 6 distinct purposes.55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

10. Collection of overseas travel souvenirs .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

11. Collection of Australian souvenirs .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

12 Collection of beer cans .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

13. Collection of old bottles .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

14. Collection of needlework tools .55¢ $5.00 $3.00 

15. Collection of woodturning tools .55¢ $5.00 $3.00


A locally owned & operated 

Company for over 70 years


SECTION X 

LOG CHOPPING 

CONVENER – Sam Schmidt - (08) 8584 6119 

LOG STEWARDS – Mallee Axemen’s Association of SA. 

Entries close 7 September 2012 with Secretary, Barry Hill, 

PO Box 472, NURIOOTPA, 5355. (08) 8581 1637. 

Competition commences on Sunday, 30 September 2012 at 12.30 pm 

Event 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 

1. 12.30pm Junior underhand handicap $20 $12 $8 $5 

Sponsored by Riverland Printers (Bill Vlemmix) of Berri, 

Plus $10 Trophy donated by Loxton Timber Mill – plus sash T700 

2. 12.50pm Novice underhand handicap $25 $15 $10 

Sponsored by Westbrook Transport – plus sash. 

3. 1.10pm Standing block handicap heats 

2.00pm Standing block final $90 $30 $20 $10 

Sponsored by Loxton Hotel – plus sash 

4. 2.30pm Underhand handicap heats 

3.00pm Underhand finals $95 $35 $25 

Sponsored by Loxton Timber Mill 

E.A. Schmidt Memorial Trophy – plus sash. 

5. 3.05pm Standing block novice handicap $25 $15 $10 

Sponsored by Loxton Sporting Club – plus sash 

6. 3.25pm First division tree fall $50 $20 $10 $10 

Sponsored by WIN Television – plus sash. 

Monday, 1 October 2012, commencing 11.00 am 

7. 11.00am Junior underhand handicap $20 $12 $8 

Sponsored by Loxton Newsagency 

Plus $10 trophy donated by Loxton Timber Mill – plus sash. T701 

8. 11.05am Second division tree fall $25 $15 $10 

Sponsored by Terry Griffiths - Painter – plus sash. 

9. 11.30am Standing block novice handicap $25 $15 $10 

Sponsored by O.E Bradtke & Sons – plus sash 

10. 11.45am SA Showmen’s Guild $60 $30 $25 $15 

Championship – plus sash 

11. 12.10pm Standing block handicap heats 

1.00pm Standing block finals $110 $35 $25 

sash 

12. 1.15pm Underhand novice handicap $25 $15 $10 

Sponsored by Loxton Mini Mart – plus sash 

13. 2.00pm Underhand handicap heats 

2.15pm Underhand finals $110 $35 $25 

sash 

14. 2.30pm Team race (to include tree boarding) $160 prize money 

15. 2.45pm Invitation event. Sponsored by Mallee Axemen’s Assoc. Trophies.


SECTION Y 

SHEAF TOSSING 

CONVENER – Tony Altschwager 

Phone: 8584 6914 W/H or Mobile 0418 839 144 

Affiliated with the Australian Sheaf Tossing Association Inc. 


Commencing 1.00 pm 

Sponsored by 

Loxton A & H Society, Hand Built Homes, Tom & Maxine Petch, 

Tony Altschwager Insurance, Loxton Health Centre, Loxton Club Inc & 

Lehmann Flanigan Financial Services 


1.00 pm First Second Third 


NOVICE HANDICAP - MALE $60 $30 $15 

NOVICE HANDICAP – FEMALE $30 $20 $ 5 

in conjunction with 

OPEN HANDICAP $100 $60 $30 

and 

CHAMPIONSHIP LONGEST TOSS $100 $60 $30


For Information Phone: 

Secretary Alan Lynch 

On 0418 819 994


SECTION Z 

SCARECROW CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Proudly sponsored by the 

Showmen’s Guild of SA. & Robbies Sound 

CONVENER – Alison Schulz – 8584 5139 


Please use separate entry form for each exhibit. 

This competition’s aim is to highlight 

the important role of the scarecrow. 

Scarecrows must be able to scare off birds, predators etc. 

By ways of material being upright, shiny and their movement with the wind. 

Entries will be judged on their function, appeal and originality. 

Novelty scarecrows can be any shape, character, animal or thing, 

but remember the aim of the scarecrow. 

CONDITIONS OF EXHIBITING 

Exhibits to be delivered to Showgrounds by way of the Show Hall gate 

From 9.00 am to 10.00 am, Sunday 30 September 2012 

Exhibit tickets to be attached to scarecrows. 

All exhibits are entered at own risk. 

Scarecrows will be displayed in the open and need to withstand the 

elements. 

Scarecrows must have a centre stick or cross bar + to be displayed. 

Overnight protection is not provided. 

Exhibits are to be displayed until 4.30 pm, Monday 1 October 2012 

and are to be collected after that time. 

Entry Fee: 60¢ (GST inc.) First Second 

Class. Prize Prize 

1. 5 years & under, any type of scarecrow $6.00 $3.00 

2. 6 to 10 years of age, any type of scarecrow $6.00 $3.00 

3. 11 to 15 years of age, any type of scarecrow $6.00 $3.00 

4. Trade / Occupation Scarecrow $8.00 $5.00 

5. Scarecrow dressed in blue $8.00 $5.00 

6. Novelty scarecrow $8.00 $5.00 

7. Family / School Group any type of scarecrow $8.00 $5.00 

8. Year of the Farmer Scarecrow $14.00 $7.00 

Prize money sponsored by The Showmen’s Guild of SA for classes 1-4.T760 

Prize money sponsored by Robbies Sound for classes 5-8. T761



THE ANSWER IS CLEAR 

� ALUMINIUM WINDOWS & 

DOORS 

� FRENCH DOORS 

� ALUMINIUM BI-FOLD 

DOORS 

� GLASS GLAZING & MIRRORS 

� SHOWER SCREENS 

� SHOPFRONTS 

� WARDROBES 

� SECURITY DOORS 

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� SPLASH BACKS 

� INSURANCE WORK 

� WINDOW REPLACEMENTS


SECTON Za 

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION 

(30 second PowerPoint presentation of Words & Photos) 

CONVENER – Theo Kaesler – 8584-1326 

Entries close 5.00pm, Monday 24 September 2012 


First Prize to the value of $20.00 

Second Prize to the value of $10.00 

Junior Section – 9 – 13 years 

Senior Section – 14 – 17 years 

Adult Section – 18 years and over 

Classes 

Adults 

1. Depicting all action at the Show 

2. Year of the farmer theme 

3. Your own Theme 

Senior 

4. Depicting all action at the Show 



Junior 

7. Depicting one section of the Show 



Photos from last years show can be forwarded to you via email 

Email photo request to tkaesler@bigpond.com 

Winning Entries shown at the Show 

Entry Form in centre of show book


DISTRICT SCHOOLS 

Exhibition of school work and hobbies. 

Displayed in the Show Pavilion 

Sunday 30 September 2012 – 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm 

and Monday 1 October 2012 – 9.00 am to 4.15 pm 

This Section is simply an exhibition of school work and hobbies from any 

school as a whole and may be chosen from any work done by children 

during 2012. By this display an opportunity is given to teachers to exhibit 

work being done in their schools. 

The co-operation of the teachers is requested to ensure the success of the 

display, which primarily caters to the individuality, initiative and resource of 

the scholar. 

There will be no limit to the number of exhibits, and the whole of the work of 

a school will be displayed as a unit without any distinguishing marks or 

numbers thereon. 

No prizes shall be awarded, but if the Society decides to donate any sum, to 

this Section then it will given to the schools, taking into consideration the 

attendances and amount of work exhibited. 

Tim whetstone


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B U I L D E R S 

Member of the Master Builders Association 

Specialists in 

� New Homes 

� Upgrading Bathrooms/ Kitchens 

� Adding on an extra room or two 

� Dividing partitions/ Shed fit-outs 

� Upgrading Shops & Offices 

Give Paul or Marianne a call 

Mob 041 884 6970 Fax 8584 9192 

E-Mail horsfallbuilders@bigpond.com 

Lic.No 

Bld 51435


EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE 

The Loxton Show Society 

has the following equipment 

that can be hired 

at reasonable prices: 

Trestle Tables $ 5.50 each 

Plastic Chairs .88 each 

Screens $ 2.20 each 

Marquee $55.00 

Ticket Boxes $11.00 each 

For Enquiries & Bookings: 

Please ring Melvin Fielke on 8584 5009


LIFE MEMBERS OF THE LOXTON A & H SOCIETY SINCE 1911 

(* deceased life members) 

1911 Captain G J Arnold* 

1913 A M Hilbig* 

1918 P T Drabsch* 

F W Hamdorf* 

F A Kaesler* 

H H Klau* 

Arthur McCourt* 

John Milich* 

J H C Quast* 

J A Thiele* 

C W T Tschirpig* 

J A Zimmermann* 

P A H Thiele* 

R Edwin Thiele* 

H Rudolph Thiele* 

J H Quast* 

1920 ACW Traeger* 

1921 C F Stanitzki* 

B H Laffer* 

1922 A F Stanitzki* 

1927 E F Pflaum* 

1928 F A Galloway* 

1937 C H Glatz* 

G L Chinner* 

1938 B O Gallaway* 

1939 J G Pfeiffer* 

1946 F J Petch* 

1947 A H Hameister* 

Mrs J E G Quast* 

1948 J M Shannon* 

E W Schober* 

1951 E J Tschirpig* 

R W May* 

1953 A E Hosking* 

1954 H A Klingberg* 

1956 J F H Petch* 

1960 P B Schwarz* 

Mrs S E Rothe* 

1961 H W Schaefer* 

1962 A H Auricht* 

1964 Mrs E W Schick* 

1966 W O Thamm* 

1968 KD Zerna* 

N C Pfitzner* 

1970 O E Habel* 

1971 A E Lillington* 

1973 H A Nitschke* 

Mrs K Milton* 

1974 L G Geyer* 

O R Thiele* 

1975 C Hentschke* 

A Noske* 

Mrs E Noske* 

1978 Lindsay Kruschel* 

1979 P E Thiele* 

Mr & Mrs R E Hameister* 

1980 M C Bickmore* 

1982 G G Fielke 

F G Zimmermann* 

1983 T Kaesler 

Reg H Thiele* 

W F Mangelsdorf* 

Mrs Dora Schutz* 

1984 M R Pfeiffer* 

T D Fielke 

D J Wishart* 

1986 P Wiltshire 

R V Auricht 

1989 Mrs G Hentschke* 

V H Altmann* 

RD Biggins 

JFC Petch 

1990 R Edwards 

J B Schubert* 

1991 M B Obst 

ME Schulz* 

1993 T W Wurst 

Mrs M Rudiger 

T Shannon 

1994 ME Fielke 

Mrs S Fielke* 

1996 Mrs H Wurst* 

1997 Mr Des Fielke* 

Mrs A Fielke* 

R Martin 

1999 Mrs I Cass 

M Vowles 

2000 W J Shannon 

2002 Mrs L Wiltshire 

M Wishart 

N Blum 

2003 J A Eager* 

2004 L Riches 

Mrs E Riches 

Mrs D Kaesler 

2005 S Schulz 

2006 Mrs I Heinicke 

2008 Mrs B Law 

2011 Paul Kaesler 

2012 Mrs D Altmann

128 2012 Loxton Spring show 

Thank you 

We would like to take this opportunity in joining all other South Australian Show Societies in 

extending our sincere thanks and appreciation to the sponsors of the Agricultural Societies 

Council of South Australia. 

We acknowledge the aid and support of the following organisations listed below that are 

connected with all events associated with the Agricultural Societies Council and the Country 

Show Societies of South Australia. 

Please support the organisations that support us. 

Australian Insurance Brokers 

Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society Education 

Foundation of South Australia Inc


RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD 

This award is open to all residents of South Australia aged between 20 and 30 years 

inclusive at the time of their local Show. They must be enthusiastic and 

knowledgeable about rural life and affairs and agricultural shows. They must be able 

to spend the required time at their local show, group level finals and the state final, at 

the Royal Adelaide Show. 

The winner of the 2013 State Final Award will receive $5,000 in prize money and the 

two equal runner ups will receive $1,000.00 with all three having the opportunity to 

participate in a study tour travelling to New Zealand the following March/April. Fourth 

and fifth placegetters will have the opportunity to attend a major interstate show. 

Each regional winner receives an RM Williams clothing package and will be 

accommodated, wined and dined by the Agricultural Societies Council during their 

period of attendance at the Royal Adelaide Show. 

This award aims to highlight the importance of youth in rural South Australia and in 

particular the agricultural show movement. It will identify and encourage enthusiastic, 

skilful, industrious and unselfish young people. It will give 

young people a forum to express their views through 

education and experience and develop closer links with 

agricultural industries. 

We are now accepting nominations for the 2013 Award 

and application forms are available from the Secretary, 

Box 187, Loxton, 5333 or phone 8584 7715 (After Hours). 

MLASA 

Joel Heinicke - 2011 Young Rural Ambassador & 2011 

Rural Ambassador Entrant (Place winner) Callie Nickolai 

YOUNG RURAL 

AMBASSADOR AWARD 

This award is open to all residents of South Australia aged between 16 & 19 years 

inclusive at the time of their local show. They must be enthusiastic and 

knowledgeable about rural life and affairs and agricultural shows. They must be able 

to spend the required time at their local show, group level finals and at the Royal 

Adelaide Show. 

The winner of the 2013 State Award will be given the opportunity to spend 

2 days at the 2013 Royal Adelaide Show with the Rural Ambassador State Finalists 

and will receive a clothing package from RM Williams. 

This award aims to highlight the importance of youth in rural South Australia. It will 

identify and encourage enthusiastic, skilful, industrious and unselfish young people. 

It will give young people a forum to express their views through education and 

experience and develop closer links with primary industries in South Australia. 

We are now accepting nominations for the 2013 Award and applications are available 

from the Secretary, Box 187, Loxton, 5333, or phone 8584 7715 (After Hours).


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