Hoof and Hook Competition Winners

 

Class 1 Domestic Trade 

 1st Sichlau Pastoral Black Simmental

 2nd Ross Girdwood Speckle Park

 3rd Alex Lyneham Angus

 

Class 2 Heavy Domestic

1st Tim Hayes Hereford

2nd T&L Stevens Angus

3rd B & I Johnson Red Poll.

 

Class 1 On the Hook

1st Tull family Red Simmental

2nd T-Rourke Angus

3rd  Sichlau Pastoral Black Simmental.

 

Class 2 On the Hook

1st Johnson Red Poll

2nd T&L Stevens Angus
3rd Tim Hayes Hereford.

 

Overall champion carcass Tull family with 81.33 points

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Goats Results

 

Best Exhibit in Show   Fontana Vicky

Champion Toggenburg   Hardie Park Mac

Champion British Alpine   Fontana Vicky

Resrve Champion British Alpine   Fontana Venezia

Champion Anglo Nubian   Down udder Amaia

Reserve Champion Anglo Nubian   Anama Arwen

Champion Nigerian Dwarf   Glendowen Mali

 

1. * Best Udder, 1st Lactation   1st Anama Arwen

2. * Best Udder, 2nd Lactation or more   1st Fontana Vicky  2nd Fontana Venezia  3rd Anama Sansa

 

OVERALL BEST UDDER   Fontana Vicky

 

5. British Alpine Doe, any Lactation   1st Fontana Vicky  2nd Fontana Venezia    3rd Tallulah Saoirse

6. Anglo Nubian Doe, any Lactation   1st Down udder Amaia  2nd Anama Arwen  3rd Anama Sansa

 

13. * Type & Production Q*  1st Tallulah Saoirse   2nd Down udder Amaia  3rd Fontana Vicky

14. * Type & Production Herd Recording   1st Down udder Amaia

 

CHAMPION DOE   Fontana Vicky

RESERVE CHAMPION DOE    Down udder Amaia 

 

17. British Alpine Goatling   1st Fontana Valena  2nd Fontana Vaella  3rd Hardie Park Scarlet

18. Anglo Nubian Goatling   1st Anama Aurelia  2nd Greenhaven Joy  3rd Greenhaven Rebecca

 

CHAMPION GOATLING   Fontana Valena

RESERVE CHAMPION GOATLING   Anama Aurelia

 

26. British Alpine Doe Kid   1st Fontana 187  2nd Fontana 188  3rd Fontana 192

27. Anglo Nubian Doe Kid   1st Anama Amrita  2nd Greenhaven Chernee

30. Nigerian Dwarf Doe Kid   1st Glendowen Mali

 

CHAMPION DOE KID   Anama Amrita 

RESERVE CHAMPION DOE KID   Greenhaven Chernee

 

33. Breeders Group. 3 goats, same Stud Prefix   1st Fontana Vicky, Vaella, V kid  2nd Anama 

                                                                                   3rd Greenhaven Joy, Rebecca, Chernee

34. Dam and Daughter   1st Anama Amaia/ Arwen  2nd Fontana Vicky/ Vaella 

                                         3rd Anama Sansa/ Greenhaven Joy

35. Pair of Does   1st Fontana Vaella/ Valena  2nd Hardie Park Scarlett/ Veronica 

                              3rd Greenhaven Joy/ Rebecca

38. Buck Kid, any breed   1st Datadoo ama’dues chase  2nd Hardie Park Mac

 

CHAMPION BUCK   Datadoo ama’dues chase 

RESERVE CHAMPION BUCK   Hardie Park Mac

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Poultry Results

 

Best Bird in Show   The Aubrey Garlick Memorial Trophy won by John Boulton with White Leghorn Male

Reserve Bird in Show   The David Lawrance Memorial Trophy won by Leigh Mannix with O.E.G. Brown Red Male

Best Standard Light Male   The Eric Aldous Memorial Trophy won by Leigh Mannix with O.E.G. Brown Red Male

Best Standard Light Female   The Graeme Jones Trophy won by Leigh Mannix with O.E.G. Brown Red Female

Best Standard Heavy Male   The Andy Jameson Memorial Trophy won by Leigh Mannix with Rhode Island Red Male

Best Standard Heavy Female  Yea Poultry Club Award won by John Boulton with Sussex Female

Best Hardfeather Male   The Greame Jones Trophy won by Brian Daniels with O.E.G. Pile Male

Best Hardfeather Female   Yea Poultry Club Award won by Brian Daniels with O.E.G. Pile Female

Best Drake  The Pater & Jill Heath Trophy won by Michael Holmes with any other variety Male

Best Duck   The Leigh Mannix Trophy won by Michael Holmes with any other variety Female

Best Softfeather Male   Yea Poultry Club Trophy won by John Boulton with White Leghorn Male

Best Softfeather Female Greg Garlick Trophy won by Michael Holmes with Black Leghorn Female

Best Junior Bird   Greg Garlick Trophy won by Caitlin Mannix with Hardfeather Male

Best Trio   Trophy donated by Yea Poultry Club won by Michael Holmes with Softfeather Trio

Junior Encouragement Award   Donated by Yea Rotary Club won by Vicky Carbis with Standard Female

Junior Encouragement Award   Donated by Yea Rotary Club won by Blake Carbis with Standard Male

Most Successful Exhibitor   Donated by Ridley Ag & Elders of Yea won by Michael Holmes

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Fleeces Results

 

 

SPECIAL AWARDS

Grand Champion Fleece   D. Freeman

Highest Commercial Comeback or Crossbred Fleece   Limestone Pastoral (A. Sier)

Champion Crossbred Fleece   Limestone Pastoral (A. Sier)

Champion Merino Fleece   D. Freeman
Most Valuable Fleece, judged on price per kilo   D. Freeman
 

Merino Fleeces

1. Fine Fleece   1st D. Freeman 2nd Three Sisters

2. Medium Fleece   1st Three Sisters   2nd T. Newton                              

3. Strong Fleece   1st T. Newton   2nd   D. McKenzie                                      

 

Crossbred Fleeces

4. Comeback Fleece  1st  &  2nd Limestone Pastoral (A. Sier)

5. Fine Crossbred Fleece   1st Limestone Pastoral (A. Sier)   2nd Connor Sier

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Horticulture Winners

 

Most Successful Exhibitor in Section H:  Helen Hilderbrand

Most Successful Exhibitor Junior Section:  Heidi Dredge

Best Exhibit in Roses [classes 1-7]   Joan Coles

Best Exhibit – other than a rose [classes 8-21]   Rosemary Simon

Best Lilium   Rosemary Simon

Best Exhibit in Container [classes 22-30]    Gary Butler

Best Floral Art Exhibit [classes 31-44]   Myrna Patterson

Best Arrangements of Roses [class 40]  Myrna Patterson

Best Exhibit in Fruit and Vegetables [classes 45-56]   Helen Hilderbrand

Best exhibitor in Junior Section   Riley Helder

Best Decorated Saucer   Clara Fisher

Best Miniature Garden   Hayley Krickic

Best Animal or Novelty in Fruit and Vegetable   Heidi Dredge

 

1. THREE FULL BLOOM ROSES shown separately (must show stamens)   1st Joan Coles  2nd  Darryl King

2. THREE ROSES different varieties, shown separately.   1st Doreen Huth   2nd Darryl King

3. ONE ROSE any type (no buds)   1st David Ralph   2nd Doreen Huth

4. CONTAINER OF ROSES  6-10 stems   1st Doreen Huth  2nd Dee Wilson

5. ONE STEM OF FLORIBUNDA (cluster) ROSE.  1st Shirley Burch   2nd Rosemary Simon

6. MINIATURE ROSE (no buds)   1st David Ralph  2nd Jill Heath

7. ONE STEM OF DAVID AUSTEN   1st Rosemary Simon 2nd Helen Hilderbrand

8. SIX PANSIES shown separately   1st Jan O’Neill

9. CONTAINER OF CUT FLOWERS   1st Rosemary Simon Equal 2nd Dee Bradbury & Jill Heath

10. CONTAINER OF MIXED CUT FLOWERS AND/OR SHRUBS   1st Jill Heath

11. ONE FUSCHIA Single variety 

12. ONE FUSHCIA Double variety

13. THREE ZONAL PELARGONIUMS (geraniums)    1st Jill Heath   2nd Gary Butler

14. THREE REGAL PELARGONIUMS   1st Gary Butler  2nd Vivien Cavanagh

15. THREE CARNATIONS not necessarily different, shown separately   1st Jill Heath

16. ONE BLOOM OR STEM OF IRIS any type   1st Rosemary Simon    2nd Jacinta Barker

16a. ONE STEM OF LILIUM any type   1st Rosemary Simon   2nd Shirley Burch

1. ONE STEM OF THREE DIFFERENT KINDS OF CUT FLOWER   1st David Ralph   2nd Joan Coles

2. SWEET PEAS any number of stems   1st Pauline Callander    2nd Shirley Burch

3. CONTAINER OF FLOWERING SHRUBS   1st David Ralph   2nd Maree Oddy

4. CONTAINER OF FOLIAGE not less than four kinds.   !st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Rosemary Simon

5. CONTAINER OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVE SHRUBS and /or FLOWERS   1st Helen Hilderbrand  2nd Darryl King

 

CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS

1. CONTAINER OF MAIDEN HAIR FERN   1st Beth Nutter   2nd Gary Butler

2. CONTAINER OF FERN (Excluding Maiden Hair)   1st Gary Butler   2nd Jill Heath

3. CONTAINER PLANT IN BLOOM    1st Jill heath   2nd Gary Butler

4. CONTAINER PLANT FOLIAGE ONLY. (excluding fern, succulent and cacti)   1st Jill Heath

25a    CONTAINER OF SUCCULENTS OR CACTI   1st Gary Butler   2nd Jan O’Neill

1. CONTAINER PLANT OF ORCHID any type   1st Jill Heath

2. CONTAINER PLANT, MULTIPLE PLANTING one or more kind   1st Helen Hilderbrand

3. HANGING CONTAINER IN BLOOM   1st Gary Butler   2nd Jill Heath

4. HANGING CONTAINER, FOLIAGE ONLY.   1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Oliver Bree

5. HANGING CONTAINER, MULTIPLE PLANTING one or more kind.

 

FLORAL ART

1. LADY’S SPRAY   1st Helen Hilderbrand

2. ONE GENTLEMEN’S BUTTONHOLE   1st Helen Hilderbrand

3. DECORATION FOR CHRISTMAS TABLE, horticultural material   1st Helen Hilderbrand

4. MODERN ARRANGEMENT   1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Jan O’Neill

5. MANTELPIECE ARRANGEMENT   1st  Helen Hilderbrand

6. ARRANAGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN NOVEL CONTAINER   1st Maree Oddy   2nd Jan O’Neill

7. ARRANGEMENT OF MIXED FLOWERS with any natural foliage

8. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN TINTS AND SHADES OF ONE COLOUR some foliage allowed.

9. ARRANGEMENT OF IRISES.

10. ARRANGMENT OF ROSES  1st Myrna Patterson  2nd Judy Hard

11. DRIED ARRANGEMENT plant material    1st Jan O’Neill   2nd Helen Hilderbrand

12. ARRANGEMENT OF FRESH FOLIAGE   1st Myrna Patterson   2nd Helen Hilderbrand

13. MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT, fresh or dried, not more than 10cm (4”) overall   1st Helen Hilderbrand

14. ARRANGEMENT OF ANY OTHER FLOWERS,   1st Chelsea Helder   2nd Helen Hilderbrand

 

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

1. THREE ONIONS with minimum stalk 10cm (4”) one type.

2. ONE HEAD OF LETTUCE WITH STALK   1st David Ralph   2nd Vicky Butler

3. ONE HEAD OF CABBAGE WITH STALK   1st David Ralph

4. TWELVE PODS OF GREEN PEAS

5. THREE STALKS OF RHUBARB (with 10 cm of leaf showing)   1st Oliver Bree   2nd Helen Hilderbrand

6. TWELVE PODS OF BROAD BEANS   1st Myrna Patterson   2nd David Ralph

7. BUNCH OF SILVER BEET OR RAINBOW CHARD   1st Vicki Butler

8. PUNNET OF STRAWBERRIES

9. THREE LEMONS WITH STALK   1st Jacinta Barker

10. COLLECTION OF 5 KINDS OF VEGETABLES AND/OR FRUIT   1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd David Ralph

 

HERBS

1. FRESH MIXED HERBS  6 types shown separately in water  1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Vicki Butler

2. TUSSIE MUSSIE, posy of herbs and edible flowers.   1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Myrna Patterson

 

JUNIOR SECTION 14 years and under    

 

57.  PLANT IN POT OR HANGING CONTAINER   1st Riley Helder   2nd Skye Helder

58. DECORATED SAUCER in sand, not water, plant material only   1st Clara Fisher   2nd Skye Helder

59. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS   1st Laura Nutter

60. ARRANGEMENT OF FOLIAGE   1st Heidi Dredge

61. ANY NOVELTY ARRANGEMENT mostly horticultural material   1st Jasper Dalziel

62. ONE ROSE   1st Jasper Dalziel   2nd Benji Dredge

63. MINIATURE ROSE    1st Heidi Dredge

64. ONE CUT FLOWER not a rose   1st Laura Nutter   2nd Benji Dredge

65. A MINIATURE GARDEN,   1st Hayley Crickic   2nd Laura Nutter

66. ANIMAL OR NOVELTY IN FRUIT OR VEGETABLES,   1st Heidi Dredge   2nd Skye Helder

67. LETTUCE preferably with stalk   1st Skye Helder   2nd Riley Helder

68. THREE STALKS OF RHUBARB with 10 cm of leaf showing    1st Elsie Bree

69. SIX PANSIES shown separately

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Eggs Results

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1. DUCK EGGS, blue                        
2. DUCK EGGS, white     1st Margaret Talent  2nd Margaret Talent
3. HEN EGGS, light brown    1st Margaret Talent  2nd Miranda Gill 
4. HEN EGGS, dark brown    1st Margaret Talent

 5. HEN EGGS, white   1st Tommy Allen 

 6. HEN EGGS blue    1st Charlie Allen

 7. BANTAM EGGS  1st Margaret Talent   2nd Margaret Talent

 Best Eggs in Show   Charlie Allen

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Cookery Results

 

Most successful Exhibitor in Open classes Shirley Burch

Most successful Exhibitor in Section B   Adam Kirley

Most successful Exhibitor in Section C    Matthew Jensen

Best Preserve   Helen Hilderbrand

Best Plate of cookery in Open class    Shirley Burch

Best Plate of cookery in Section B   Adam Kirley

Best Plate of cookery in Section C   Benji Dredge

VAS Rich Fruit Cake Open Section   Shirley Burch

VAS Carrot Cake    Claire Noonan

 

A) OPEN CLASSES

1. Jar of Chutney   1st Jan O’Neill

2. Jar of Relish   1st Megan Macalpine   2nd Jan Wealands

3. Jar of Pickles   1st Jan Wealands   2nd Marlene Mason

4. Jar of Pickled Vegetables   1st Marlene Mason     2nd Marlene Mason

5. Jar of Fermented Vegetable/s   Helen Hilderbrand

6. Tomato Sauce, bottle of (should be corked)   1st Shirley Burch

7. Any other Sauce, bottle of (should be corked)   1st Megan Macalpine  2nd Helen Hilderbrand

8. Herbed Vinegar, bottle of (should be corked)   1st Megan Macalpine   2nd Helen Hilderbrand

9. Fermented Drink, bottle of (flip top lid)  

10. Meat Jerky, 2 pieces   1st Daniel Allen   2nd Daniel Allen

11. Berry Jam   1st David Ralph   2nd Ruth Crockett

12. Plum Jam   1st Ruth Crockett

13. Apricot Jam  

14. Jam combining more than one fruit   1st Helen Hilderbrand

15. Jam, any other variety   1st Shirley Burch   2nd Megan Macalpine

16. Jar of Marmalade   1st Shirley Burch   2nd David Ralph

17. Jar of Jelly, any   1st Helen Hilderbrand     2nd David Ralph                   

18. Jar of Preserved Fruits

19. Lemon Butter    Equal 1st Alison Huth,  Megan Macalpine

20. Plate of Four scones, plain   1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Claire Noonan

21. Plate of Four scones other than plain  1st 1st Helen Hilderbrand   2nd Ruth Crockett

22. Plate of Four Meringues

23. VAS CARROT CAKE   1st Claire Noonan   2nd  David Ralph

24. Plate of Four Fruit Mince Pies
25. Fruit and/or Nut loaf   1st  Judy Hard   2nd Ruth Crockett
26. Plain sponge, unfilled and uniced 1st Ruth Crockett   2nd Margaret Talent
27. Chocolate Cake, top iced only   1st Margaret Talent
28. Orange Cake, top iced only (loaf tin)   1st Shirley Burch   2nd Margaret Talent
29. Sultana Cake   1st Margaret Talent
30. Boiled Fruit cake    1st Shirley Burch   2nd Margaret Talent

31. Loaf of Handmade Sourdough Bread, any type 1st Alison Huth
32. Loaf of Handmade Bread, white
33. Loaf of Machine made Bread, white   1st Margaret Talent   2nd Ruth Crockett
34. Loaf of Handmade Bread, other than White   1st Alison Huth
35. Loaf of Machine made Bread, other than White  1st Alison Huth   2nd Ruth Crockett
36. Plate of Four pieces of baked slice (Cut 5cm x 3cm)  1st Emily Noonan   2nd Judy Hard
37. Plate of Four pieces of unbaked slice (cut 5cm x 3cm)    1st Claire Noonan   2nd Helen Hilderbrand
38. Plate of shortbread, full Cut wheel of traditional wedges   1st Ruth Crockett
39. Plate of Four Biscuits (same type)   1st Shirley Burch  2nd Claire Noonan
40. Plate of Four Yoyos’
41. Plum Pudding, boiled, steamed or microwaved    1st Margaret Talent

42. Plum Pudding, cooked in a cloth   1st Margaret Talent

43. Gluten Free Sweet: Biscuits, Cake or Slice   1st Leanne Parry   2nd Leanne Parry

44. Four Muffins, any variety   1st Alison Huth   2nd Margaret Talent
45. Plate of homemade Chocolates   1st Rosemary Simon
46. Traditionally Decorated cake (Single Tier)
47. Modern Decorated cake (Single Tier)   1st Shirley Burch
48. Cookery or Preserve as a Christmas Gift    1st Claire Noonan   2nd Shirley Burch               

49.  VAS 2022/2023 RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION   1st Shirley Burch  2nd Vicki Butler

 

Junior Cookery

58. Plate of Four Choc Chip Biscuits  1st Adam Kirley

 

 

Primary School Ages Only

63. Plate of Four Scones   1st Velvet Fontana
64. Plate of Four Pikelets   1st Jasper Dalziel
65. Plate of four Patty Cakes (uniced)    1st Matthew Jensen
66. Plate of Four Chocolate Crackles  
67. Plate of Three Decorated Cupcakes   1st Benji Dredge   Equal 2nd Velvet Fontana, Heidi Dredge
68. Plate of Four Muffins, any variety    1st Jasper Dalziel
69. Plate of four pieces of Unbaked Slice (cut 5x3cm)  
70. Plate of four pieces of Baked Slice (cut 5x3 cm)
71. Chocolate Cake (top iced only)   1st Matthew Jensen
72. Edible Necklace
73. One Decorated Teddy Bear Biscuit,   1st Benji Dredge   Equal 2nd Heidi Dredge, Matthew Jensen

 

PRESCHOOL / PLAYGROUP/ STORYTIME

74. One Decorated Marie Biscuit   1st Ned Smith   2nd Oliver Lane

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Art, Craft & Needlework Prizes

 

Best piece of Handcraft in Show   Megan Macalpine

Best piece of Handcraft made by an exhibitor residing in Yea district   Delma Moore
Best piece of Handcraft made by a Junior exhibitor   Lincoln Howard

Most Successful Exhibitor in Open Section   Megan Macalpine

VAS Ltd Handknitted Winner   Megan Macalpine

Best exhibit in 13 to 17 yrs. Junior Section   Alanah Fletcher

Best exhibit in 7 to 12 yrs. Junior Section   Luke Muller

Best exhibit in 6 years and under Junior Section   Ryder Fairchild

Best stitched item under 18 years   Esme Fisher

Champion Art [Open]    Mikala Williams

Champion Art [B]    Josh Lambert

Champion Art [C]    Izzy White

 

Winners Proceeding to Group Finals:

Best Knitted Beanie   Megan Macalpine

Best Knitted Coathanger   Megan Macalpine

Best Soft Toy   Sally Williamson

Best Card Craft   Gaye Garlick

Best Piece of Hand Beaded Jewellery  Michelle Loughhead

Best Page of Scrapbooking   Megan Macalpine

 

VAS LTD HANDKNITTED COMPETITION   1st  Megan Macalpine  2nd Megan Macalpine

VAS LTD HAND EMBROIDERY COMPETITION   Pauline Roberts

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Photography Prizes

 

Champion Photograph   Vicki Harding

Reserve Champion Photograph   Emma Horman

Champion Open Photograph  Jesse Bishop

Champion Intermedediate Photograph  Alana Fletcher

Champion Junior Photograph   Benji Dredge

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CWA School Section Results

 

PRESCHOOL
1. Kinder - Decorated Wooden Spoon 1st Archie Boyd  2nd Ruby
2. Painting of ‘Bluey   1st Teddy  2nd Tanya   
 

PREP / FOUNDATION
3. Colouring in of ‘Ariel or King Neptune’  1st Sophie D   2nd Jack Pollard
 

GRADE 1 / 2
4. Draw “My Favourite Pet / Farm Animal”    1st Mila Taplin  2nd Evie McKay
 

GRADE 3 / 4
5. Create a poster about ‘The Commonwealth Games’   1st Judd Hargreaves   2nd Cloe G.   
 

GRADE 5 / 6
6. Write an essay on the topic “What do Agricultural Shows do for their economy?”   

    Equal 1st Diana Harrop & Kye Augello     2nd Lily Fraser