Incorporating: Victor Harbor, Middleton, Goolwa, Currency Creek, Mount Compass & Port Elliot
Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th October 2025 • Saturday 9-5pm • Sunday 9-4pm
Admission: Adults $15
Concession (no seniors): $10
Students: $10 | Children 6-16 years: $5 5 years and under: free
Eftpos Available | www.portelliotshow.com.au NO DOGS ALLOWED - Except registered companion dogs
Port Elliot Show Grounds, Cameron Street, Port Elliot
OPENING HOURS: SATURDAY 9AM – 5PM with the Official Opening 12 noon and SUNDAY 9AM – 4PM
See page 6 and website for Entertainment article for both days. FREE program also available at the gate
M.J.D. Scott OAM, ASM, T.D. Perry, C. Youles, S. Rogers, J. Harding, D. Giles, R. Giles, P. Greer, S. Thomas, G. Garrett, C. Cary, J. Ellis & L. Harding
LIFE MEMBERS (DEC’D)
B.C.H. Basham, B.H. Basham, G. Battye, G.W. Battye, J.A. England, N.J. Coote, L.W. Hann, B. Hann, C.F.K. Higgins, N. Scott, C.W. Colman, F.G. Michelmore, M.J. Meyer, E.D. Scott, G.A. Boxall, Y. Langdon, A.S.M. Lovell, H.J. Basham, H.B. Battye, H.L. Smith, F. Rouse, H. Marvel, P.R. Cudmore, E.H. Coote, J. McLeod, Dr F.J. Douglas, J.E. Marles, M.H. Gale OAM, C.W.H. Basham, P.M. Corcoran, H.E. Jolley, G. Ahrns, N. Anderson, C.L. Ekers, D. Dent, L. Pomery OAM, W.G. Scheske, E.G. Scheske.
PATRONS
Rebekha Sharkie MP Member for Mayo, David Basham MP Member for Finniss, The Honourable Dean Brown AO MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 2025 PRESIDENT: Rosemary Sage VP1 Neville Hall, VP2 Deanne Perry. TREASURER: Jayne Rayson SECRETARY: Carol Cary MINUTE SECRETARY: Jayne Rayson TRADE & CATERING CO-ORDINATOR: Kevin Whelan INDOOR CO-ORDINATOR: Sue Thomas OUTDOOR CO-ORDINATOR: Jim Harding MUSEUM CO-ORDINATOR: Peter Wood IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Stephen Rogers ENTERTAINMENT CO-ORDINATOR: Jacqueline Stam COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Patsy Greer, Mel Spencer, Peter Schirmer DISPUTES COMMITTEE: The President, Vice President’s Secretary and Immediate Past President PUBLICITY & PROMOTIONS CO-ORDINATOR: June Taylor CONVENERS HORSES IN ACTION: Michael Scott, Peter Edwards & Caroline Scott BEEF CATTLE: Peter Ebbs SHEEP: Leslie Gemmell WOOL: Dusty Jones POULTRY: Gabby Spriggs HOME PRODUCE: Robert Cary JUNIOR ART: Kaitlin Ashby CUT FLOWERS: TBA FLORAL ART: Barbara Burford, Susan Huddy, COOKERY: Patsy Greer MINIATURE GOATS: Deanne Rundle & Lee Harrison NEEDLEWORK: Jean Gunnett
CRAFT: Janet Ellis & Vanessa Edwards LITERARY: Kate Rogers
ART OPEN: Wendy Jennings PHOTOGRAPHY: Grant Petras
POTTERY: Maria Ellers UTES: Carol Van Dalen SCARECROWS: Grace Rogers WOODWORK: Doug Collins, Bernie StefanRasmus & Mark Farmer WEB CO-ORDINATOR/ADMIN Manager Gayle Garrett SHOWPERSON: Leslie Gemmell
WEBMASTER: Justin McDonald Stellar Digital GROUNDS
CARETAKER: Rae Hall SHOW BOOK FOCUS GROUP: Patsy Greer, Sue Thomas, Jim Harding, Janet Ellis & Neville Hall OFFICIAL LUNCHEON CATERERS: Riding for the Disabled Victor
Are you 18 and over?? Think you can take on the young farmers challenge?
Gather a team of 4 (make sure at least one member is of a different gender) and you’re good to go! !!!
No farming experience needed!!!
The challenges are pretty simple and easy to understand. The team that finishes first takes the win!
First Prize is $200 and Runner-up team receives $100
You can sign up your teams on the day or reach out to the convenor for pre-registration.
Welcome one and all to our 145th annual Port Elliot Show.
Our award winning two-day show continues to be an amazing success, due to the support and tireless efforts of many inidividuals and organisations. Our thanks to our wonderful management committee, admin staff, patrons, sponsors, entertainers and trade stall operators to name but a few.
Special mention to our army of conveners, judges, gatekeepers, cleaners and dedicated volunteers without whome, we would not enjoy such a brilliant event. Also, a huge thank you to all the talendted exhibitors who create a cherised treasures for entry in the show competitions for judging, and to everyone who comes along to continue the magnificent legacy of our Port Elliot Show.
Join in with like minded locals to show case your hobbies an talents.
Embrace the show experience by baking a cake, make some scones, enter your artwork, pottery, scarecrow, lego, pot plants, flowers and the list goes on.
Bring your families along to soak up the atmosphere of displays and exhibits, ring events and animals and of course the show bags, the yummy food stalls and the side show rides. Come and enjoy
In February this year Stephen Rogers, our tireless President since 2010 stepped aside from his position. In addition to this demanding position Stephen has family responsibilities, managing his farm and in between he tried to find the time and energy to pursue his other interests including sailing. Even in that he took on an administrative role.
Stephen’s passion for the show and the incredible hard work required for 14 years were difficult for most but especially those on the Management Committee to comprehend at times. No matter what, if no one else could manage to put up their hand to carry out most tasks he
would do so over and over.
Committee and other show volunteers so respected his commitment to the show as his leadership certainly kept the show going for all those years. He has now been appointed Immediate Past President and is still a member of the Management Committee. There is no doubt the latter will continue to draw on his knowledge and expertise for years ahead.
Stephen has been replaced by Rosemary Sage (previous show treasurer) however she is currently on leave from the show. In the meantime, the show is being well led by Neville Hall (VP 1).
This year promises to be a very popular event with many “old favourites” along with some new and exciting entertainment.
Great music from local and invited guest performers for all to enjoy. One of the main highlights for this year are the SA Axemen, who will have several shows on Saturday showing their amazing wood skills, something you should not miss.
This year featuring once again the Drumming Monkeys & 3d Kites. Also, our very popular Family Area near the Museum and Animal Nursery and the ever-popular Woodworking displays.
Bands, Musicians, Clowns, Magicians, Children’s shows and activities, and so much more. A show not to be missed!
As popular as ever which will be held on Sunday, October 12th 2025. A full day of Show Horse and Show Jumping events.
There will be something for everyone to see and do. You will find entertainment all around the show grounds, roaming performers and musicians playing for you while you enjoy your day. We will have a variety of performers in our Main Marquee along with several local bands. Performing again this year will be Encounter Lutheran College Choir.
Check out our Entertainment flyer which will be available at the entry gate for performance schedules. Don’t miss a thing.
Check out our Show Person competition on Saturday in the Main Marquee just before the Opening Ceremony. Why don’t you enter an Exhibit in Art, Beef Cattle, Cookery, Craft & Lego, Literary, Fleece, Sheep, Floral Art, Cut Flowers, Home Produce, Miniature Goats, Needlework, Photography, Pot Plants, Poultry, Pottery, Scarecrows, Ute Muster, Woodwork and Decorated Bikes.
The Southern Fleurieu Museum is also well worth a visit.
3 x $100 Woolworths Wish Gift Cards. Enter the draw with your name and phone number at the Main Pedestrian Gate on Show days. Three lucky tickets will be drawn at 3pm on hree tickets will be drawn at 3p Sunday October 12th at the show.
CONVENER: Leslie Gemmell Phone: 0415 313 841 Saturday 11th October in the Entertainment Marquee Please contact convener for further information
Pre-entries or on the day accepted. Entrants parade in clothes suitable for a day out at the Port Elliot Show. All entrants to be ready for judging. Please meet the Convener outside the Entertainment Marquee which will be located near the Founders Pavilion. Judging will be conducted from 11am to 11.45am.
• INTERMEDIATE SHOW PERSON 13 to 15 years
• JUNIOR SHOW PERSON 8 to 12 years
• MINI SHOW PERSON 3 to 7 years
SASHES AWARDED TO THE WINNER AND RUNNER UP IN EACH SECTION. Plus, prizes for all.
LIST OF SHOW DATES AND SECRETARIES 2025/2026
MURRAY BRIDGE A & H SOCIETY
Mrs Judy Paech – PO Box 315 Murray Bridge 5253
M: 0490 921 269 W: www.murraybridgeshow.com.au
Saturday Saturday Sept 27th 2025 Sept 26th 2026
YANKALILLA, RAPID BAY & MYPONGA A & H SOCIETY INC.
Mr. Brian Matthews – PO Box 215 Yankalilla 5203
M: 0484 377 062 W: www.yankshow.com
Saturday Saturday Oct 4th 2025 Oct 3rd 2026
STRATHALBYN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC
Mr. Mark Jarder – PO Box 713 Strathalbyn 5255
M: 0430 902 907 W: www.strathshow.com.au
Monday Monday Oct 6th 2025 Oct 5th 2026
PORT ELLIOT SHOW (SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC)
Mrs Carol Cary – PO Box 399 Victor Harbor 5211
M: 0409 002 027 W: www.portelliotshow.com.au
Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday Oct 11th/12th 2025 Oct 10th/11th 2026
COONALPYN & DISTRICT A & H SOCIETY INC
Mrs Nadine Jericho– PO Box 29 Coonalpyn 5265
M: 0400 209 262 W: www.coonalpynshow.info
Saturday Saturday Oct 18th 2025 Oct 17th 2026
CALLINGTON A & H SOCIETY INC.
Mrs Jillian Gale – PO Box 21 Callington 5254
M: 0436 434 415 W: www.callingtonshow.com.au
Sunday Sunday Oct 26th 2025 Oct 25th 2026
URAIDLA & SUMMERTOWN H & F SOCIETY INC.
Mrs Kim Murphy – PO Box 87 Uraidla 5142
P: (08) 8390 3653 W: www.uraidlashow.com
Sunday Sunday Nov 2nd 2025 Nov 1st 2026
KANGAROO ISLAND SHOWS ASSOCIATION 2025
Saturday Nov 1st
Kangaroo Island Show (Kingscote)
Saturday Nov 15th
Parndana Show
CENTRAL DISTRICTS SHOWS ASSOCIATION
Angaston Show - Saturday Feb 28th
Mt Pleasant Show – Saturday March 21st
Mannum Show – Saturday Mar 7th
Mt Barker Show – Saturday 28th
Tanunda Show – Saturday Mar 14th
LIFE MEMBERS: Messrs B.H. Basham, A.G. Air, C.L. Dunn & Mrs Pat McAlinden (all dec’d)
Mr. Michael Scott ASM OAM, Mrs. Carol Youles, Mr. Rex Liebelt, Mrs Julianne Wandel
PATRONS: Mr. Michael Scott ASM OAM, Mr. Phil Miegel, Mrs. Carol Youles
PRESIDENT: Mrs. Julianne Wandel M: 0429 098 526 E: juliannewandel9@gmail.com
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mrs. Di Liebelt, M: 0432 789 204
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mrs. Carolyn Johnson, M: 0419 597 732
SECRETARY: Mrs Gayle Garrett, M: 0419 494 275 E: scsaexec@gmail.com
ASSISTANT SECRETARY: Mr Rex Liebelt, M: 0407 181 664
OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AWARDS:
2008: Helen Brewer (dec’d)
2009: Connie Launer
2010: Dillis Wright (dec’d)
2011: Rex Liebelt
2013: Malcolm Maywald
2014: Alice Jericho
2015: Jan White
2017: Colin Rawlins
2019: Leslie Gemmell
2023: Hall Family
2023: Helen Wright
2025: Julianne Wandel 2012: Jeff Evans 2017: Thelma Pfeiffer (dec’d)
MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD: Julianne Wandel
2025: Clive Wundersitz
2025 A.S.C.S.A Rich Fruit Cake and Genoa Cake Semi-Finals – Coonalpyn Show – Saturday 18th October
2026 S.C.S.A Presentation Night -February 14th - Strathalbyn Showgrounds
2026 S.C.S.A Annual Dinner, RA and Y R A Finals - Saturday, May 2nd - Strathalbyn
2026
2026
S.C.S.A Laucke/CWA Scone Finals – Saturday May 2nd – Strathalbyn
S.C.S.A Creative Native Food Finals – Saturday May 2nd – Strathalbyn 2026
S.C.S.A The Hurley Group Prize for Art Final – Saturday May 2nd – Strathalbyn
TROPHY
Horses-in-Action
Beef Cattle
Dairy Cattle
Grace Semmens 71
Rosehill Square Meaters 70
Toris Holsteins and Jerseys 50
Long Wool Sheep LC & HB Brewer 198
Short Wool Sheep Roland Floyd 76
Wool Lucenbrae Props 168
Poultry
Art
Cookery
Craft
Cut Flowers
Rex and Leah Liebelt 282
Allan Hoppe 16
Carolyn Johnson 396
Debra Holmes 28
Diane Kendall 197
Eggs Noah Lienert 121
Fruit & Vegetables
Clive Wundersitz 121
Home Brew Irene Noakes 34
Needlework
Kathleen Bentley 199
Photography Gary Davies 61
Potted Plants
Sarah Coudrey 228
Jams & Preserves Carolyn Johnson 456
Junior Art Georgia Lienert 37
Junior Cookery
Michael Scott, Patron
Phil Miegel, Patron
Daish Irrigation & Fodder Murray Bridge & Strathalbyn
Radstock Romney
G & J East Machinery, Strathalbyn
Daish Irrigation & Fodder Murray Bridge & Strathalbyn
Murray Bridge Pigeon & Poultry Club
Gayle Garrett
Laucke Flour Mills, Strathalbyn
Port Elliot Show
Thelma Pfeiffer (In Memoria)
Nicole Filsell
Uraidla & Summertown H&S Society
Rex and Leah Liebelt, Strathalbyn
Rex & Leah Liebelt, Strathalbyn
Southern Agricultural Society – Port Elliot Show
Clive and Cherrol Wundersitz
Uraidla & Summertown H&S Society
Julianne Wandel
Aubrey Whelan 105 Laucke Flour Mills
Junior Craft Noah Lienert 139
Junior Handler
Evie Cerullo 8
Junior Lego Georgia Lienert 30
Junior Photography Stella Milbank 94
Junior Poultry Dylan Westlake-Siegmann 77
NOT WON - WOODWORK
2024 Rich Fruit Cake Championship - Vaughan Wilson
2024 Genoa Cake Championship - Erica Venning.
2025 Lauke/CWA Scone Competition - Sam Edwards
2025 Creative Native Competition-Kathy Dennis
2025 The Hurley Group Art Prize - Rob Gray
Gayle Garrett
Leslie Gemmell
Julianne Wandel
Southern Agricultural Society – Port Elliot Show
Murray Bridge Poultry & Pigeon Club
2025 Rural Ambassador - Caitlin Marshall, Coonalpyn Show
2025 Rural Ambassador Runner Up - Luke Radford, Uraidla Show
No entry will be received from any person disqualified by any Society in the Association, or by the Southern Country Shows Association itself, during the period of such disqualification. Should an entry be accepted, it shall, when discovered be deemed void and the entry fee may be forfeited.
The following trophies to be won outright during the 2025 Annual Shows affiliated with the above association by the competitor exhibiting in at least two (2) shows. To be won by the exhibitor who gains the Highest Aggregate number of points. Points allotted: First, 5 points Second, 3 points.
R.A.H.S. MEDALLION: 2025 - EGGS
HORSES
BEEF CATTLE
DAIRY CATTLE
POULTRY
LONG WOOL SHEEP
SHORT WOOL SHEEP
WOOL
ART
COOKERY
CRAFT
CUT FLOWERS
EGGS
FRUIT & VEGETABLES
HOME BREW
JAMS & PRESERVES
NEEDLEWORK
PHOTOGRAPHY
POTTED PLANTS
JUNIOR HORSES
JUNIOR POULTRY
JUNIOR ART
JUNIOR COOKERY
JUNIOR EGGS
JUNIOR HANDICRAFTS
JUNIOR HANDLER
JUNIOR LEGO
JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY
The Southern Country Show’s Association acknowledges with gratitude the following companies and individuals who support the Aggregate Trophies Competitions:
Royal A & H Society Inc
Michael Scott, ASM OAM, Patron
Phil Miegel, ASM OAM, Patron
David Basham, MP
Laucke Flour Mills, Strathalbyn
Southern Agricultural Society – Port Elliot Show
Nicole Fisell, Uraidla
Summertown H&F Society INC
Thelma Pfeiffer (In Memoria) donated by her family.
Clive and Cherrol Wundersitz
Murray Bridge Poultry & Pigeon Club
G & J East Machinery, Strathalbyn
Gayle Garrett
Julianne Wandel, Culburra
Leslie Gemmell
Rex & Leah Liebelt, Strathalbyn
Daish Irrigation & Fodder, Murray Bridge & Strathalbyn
A joint SCSA/CDSA Perpetual Trophy has been donated by Damien Liebelt and Jacquie Francis to an exhibitor who exhibits in a minimum of two shows in each association. This year’s section is FLORICULTURE. Presentation rotates and in 2026 will be presented at the CDSA dinner.
2017 Winner: POULTRY – Rex & Leah Liebelt
2018 Winner: COOKERY – Carolyn Johnson
2019 Winner: SHEEP – Helen Wright
2020 Winner: JAMS & PRESERVES – Denise Frahn
Thank you
2022 Winner: BEEF CATTLE – Nampara Pastoral Co
2023 Winner: Photography – No winner
2024 Winner: HORSES-IN-ACTION – Caitlin Fricker
2025 Winner: NEEDLEWORK – Kathleen Bentley
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.
1. The Society accepts no responsibility for errors or omissions in the Show Book.
2. On Show days, no one will be permitted entry to the Grounds unless they produce a show ticket or can prove they are an Authorized Official.
3. The Port Elliot Show is a family-oriented community event, therefore anti-social behavior of any kind, will not be tolerated. Anyone acting in a drunken or inappropriate manner may require the Society to report to the relevant authorities and/or remove that person from the Grounds.
4. The Society will take every reasonable care to ensure that the grounds are in a safe condition, however some animals, exhibits, displays and structures may cause injury, so we ask everyone to take every possible care whilst on the Show Grounds.
5. Any owner, rider or exhibitor refusing to obey any reasonable order/ direction of the Convener/Steward in charge of that section may have his or her exhibit/entry withdrawn by the relevant authority and be disqualified from this Show in future.
6. No dogs are permitted on the Show Grounds, except for those involved in obedience demonstrations and/or registered companion dogs. Those involved in competition and/or demonstrations are to remain in their designated area once they arrive at the Show Grounds.
7. Protests regarding any Judge’s decision must be received by the Secretary by 2 pm on the last day of the Show accompanied by a $30 fee which shall be retained by the Society if the protest is deemed frivolous. In such matters the Disputes Committee’s decision is final. For Horse protests see the website.
8. All entries are accepted
subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society.
9. Juniors are individuals 16 years and younger.
10. The Society will not accept any responsibility for the condition of items sent by an exhibitor via post.
11. Unless stated otherwise in individual sections Professionals and/or Teachers are not eligible to enter exhibits.
12. The Convener has the right to add and/ or change classes within their section each year.
13. Entries in all classes must be made on the forms provided in the show book or via the website: www. portelliotshow. com.au Photocopied forms from the show book are also acceptable, and/or contact Secretary.
14. A separate form must be used for each section and exhibitors are encouraged to enter early. Names and addresses to be clearly written on all forms.
15. The closing date for entries specified in each section must be strictly adhered to.
16. No late entries, phone entries or unwritten entries will be accepted unless otherwise noted by the Section.
17. If an item is entered into an incorrect class on the entry form, the Convener will determine the correct class prior to judging.
18. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor and must be grown or made by them. The CoOrdinator/ Convener reserves the right to refuse any entry not meeting these criteria.
19. Cake and scone entries must be from an individual and include entrant’s name and full contact details.
20. Exhibits that have previously won FIRST PRIZE at the Port Elliot Show are ineligible to compete.
21. Every possible care and ample exhibit space will be provided, but no responsibility will be incurred by the Society for any loss or damage of exhibits during the Show.
22. No indoor exhibitor’s name will appear on any exhibit until after judging is finalised.
23. Except for Show Officials no entry to the indoor pavilion will be permitted during the judging process. Only Judges, the CoOrdinator, Conveners and/ or Stewards are to be in the pavilion.
24. No prize will be awarded unless an exhibit is deemed worthy by the judges, who may award second and third prizes in lieu of first and second.
25. The Judge’s decision is final.
26. Except where stipulated, no exhibits, ribbons, trophies, or prizes shall be removed before 4 pm on the Sunday of the Show. Unless otherwise specified, all exhibitors must present their exhibit receipt at the time of collection.
27. Unless by prior arrangement all prizes, monies and exhibits not collected by 5.30 p.m. on the Sunday of the Show will be forfeited.
28. If at any time within twelve months following the Show, it comes to the attention of the Management Committee that a prize has been awarded to anyone not so entitled, the Committee can take steps to recover the prize, including any monies. Further disciplinary action may ensue.
29. Space will be allocated
for sideshows and trade stalls and proprietors must have appropriate Public Liability Insurance and Safety Inspection Certificates where appropriate and have paid the relevant show fees for the site.
30. All electrical cords and equipment must have a current test and tag attached.
31. Should any vendor refuse to follow the directions of the WHS officer on site they may be asked to vacate the Show Grounds.
32. No one is allowed in the show ring or judging areas except for Judges, Conveners, Stewards, and persons attending to stock.
33. Horses to remain in the area allocated by the Society.
34. The owner of any animal breaking loose may receive a $100 fine.
35. All vehicles containing horse/ livestock entries must proceed to the allocated parking area, immediately after unloading.
36. If clarification is required pertaining to any of the Rules and Regulations contact the individual section Convener.
37. The Society reserves the right to refuse an entry or exhibit.
38. No private vehicles are permitted to enter the Show Grounds unless a Port Elliot Show Parking Permit can be produced.
No entry will be received from any person disqualified by any Society in this Association, or by the Southern Country Shows Association, during the period of such disqualification. Should an entry be accepted, it shall, when discovered, be deemed void and the entry fee may be forfeited.
THE 2025 RURAL AND YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARDS HIGHLIGHTING YOUTH IN THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW MOVEMENT
• Are you young and enthusiastic about rural life?
• Do you enjoy travelling and meeting new people?
• Are you involved in your local community?
Introducing the Southern Country Shows Association Winner and Runner-Up in the Rural Ambassador Award Competition held recently at Murray Bridge
The Rural Ambassador award aims to highlight the importance of youth in rural South Australia and in particular the agricultural show movement.
The award provides a great opportunity to give young people a forum to express their views through education and experience and develop closer links with the primary industries in South Australia.
If you would like to become involved in the Ag. Societies Council of SA’s Rural Ambassador or Young Rural Ambassador Awards please contact our Secretary Carol for further details -
M: 0409 002 027 or E: secretary@portelliotshow.com.au
Sunday October 12, 2025
(Full Horses-In-Action Program)
Entry via Website or download both forms and post to Secretary Port Elliot Show - PO Box 399, Victor Harbor SA 5211
Enquiries to Show Administration Manager - Gayle Garrett 0419 494 275 or Michael Scott 0403 313 742
CONVENERS: Michael Scott, Peter Edwards
a) Protests must be lodged within 20 minutes of completion of the event together with $50.
b) Approved safety Helmets and Boots must be worn at ALL TIMES while mounted, boots must be worn while riding. THE JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL. ENTRY FEES IN SECTION A $5, SECTION B $4 and SECTION C $3
***** Horse Floats Entry/Exit to/from show grounds only via Gate 1 off Kurramin Court on Sunday. *****
1. Champions and Reserve Champions sponsored by Evans Earthworks. Champion $20.00 Reserve Champion $10.00
2. All hack classes to be judged in Ring 3 commencing with Section A.
RING 3 - SECTION A - 9.00 A.M. START
OFFICIAL HACK RING
1. Rider under 10 Yrs
2. Rider 10 Yrs & under 14 Yrs
3. Pony Hack ne 11hh
4. Pony Hack over 11hh ne 11.2hh
5. Pony Hack over 11.2hh ne 12hh
6. Pony Hack ne 12hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY NE 12HH (Events 1-6)
7. Pony Hack over 12hh ne 12.2hh
8. Pony Hack over 12.2hh ne 13hh
9. Pony Hack over 13hh ne 13.2hh
10. Pony Hack over 13.2hh ne 14hh
11. Pony Hack over 12hh ne 13hh
12. Pony Hack over 13hh ne 14hh
13. Pony Hack Open over 12hh ne 14hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY OVER 12HH NE 14HH (Events 7-13)
14. Galloway Hack over 14hh ne 14.2hh
15. Galloway Hack over 14.2hh ne 15hh
16. Galloway Hack Open
17. Galloway Hack Light Weight over 14hh ne 14.2hh
18. Galloway Hack Heavy Weight over 14hh ne 14.2hh
19. Galloway Hack Light Weight over 14.2hh ne15hh
20. Galloway Hack Heavy Weight over 14.2hh ne 15hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK (Events 14-20)
21. Hack over 15hh ne 15.2hh
22. Hack over 15.2hh ne 16hh
23. Hack over 16hh ne 16.2hh
24. Hack over 16.2hh
25. Hack Open
26. Lightweight Hack over 15hh
27. Heavyweight Hack over 15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (Events 21-27)
28. Show Hunter Hack over 15hh ne 15.2hh
29. Show Hunter Hack over 15.2hh ne 16hh
30. Show Hunter Hack over 16hh ne 16.2hh
31. Show Hunter Hack over 16.2hh
32. Show Hunter Hack over 15hh ne 16hh
33. Show Hunter Hack over 16hh
34. Lightweight Show Hunter Hack
35. Heavyweight Show Hunter Hack
36. Show Hunter Hack Open CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK (Events 28-36)
37. Rider 14 Yrs and under 18 Yrs
38. Rider 18 Yrs and over
39. Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 14.2hh
40. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh ne 15hh
41. Show Hunter Galloway Open
42. Lightweight Show Hunter Galloway
43. Heavyweight Show Hunter Galloway CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY (Events 37-43)
44. Show Hunter Pony ne 11hh
45. Show Hunter Pony over 11hh ne 11.2hh
46. Show Hunter Pony over 11.2hh ne 12hh
47. Show Hunter Pony ne 12hh
48. Show Hunter Pony over 12hh ne 12.2hh
49. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh ne 13hh
50. Show Hunter Pony over 13hh ne 13.2hh
51. Show Hunter Pony over 13.2hh ne 14hh
52. Show Hunter Pony over 12hh ne 13hh
53. Show Hunter Pony over 13hh ne 14hh
54. Lightweight Show Hunter Pony ne 12.2hh
55. Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony ne 12.2hh
56. Lightweight Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh
57. Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY (Events 44-57) “SUPREME HACK OF SHOW”
SECTION B (LED)
No Prize Money Awarded
RING STARTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF SECTION A
Riders must be under 10 years and must be led at all times to compete in this ring. No rider can compete in the Led Ring and the Encourage Ring except Event 69 (The Nan Scott Memorial). Horses may be ridden by another rider in the Encourage Ring, but classes will not be held.
58. Best Walking Pony ne 14hh
59. Pony or Riding Club Mount ne 12.2hh
60. Pony or Riding Club Mount over 12.2h ne 14hh
61. Pony or Riding Club Rider under 8 Yrs
62. Pony or Riding Club Rider 8 Yrs and under 10 Yrs
63. Pony Hack ne 12.2hh
64. Pony Hack over 12.2hh ne 14hh
65. Local Pony ne 14hh
66. Rider under 8 Yrs
67. Rider 8 Yrs & under 10 Yrs
68. Local Rider Open
Events 65. & 68. Exhibit and rider must reside within a 25km radius of Port Elliot Show Grounds - excludes the District Council Area of Yankalilla.
Events up to and including 74. – All riders & horses must be in full club uniform & be financial members of a pony/ riding club.
PROOF OR MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED FOR PONY AND RIDING CLUB EVENTS
69. Nan Scott Memorial Smartest on Parade
70. Pony or Riding Club - Mount ne 12hh
71. Pony or Riding Club - Mount over 12hh ne 13hh
72. Pony or Riding Club - Mount over 13hh ne 14hh
73. Pony or Riding Club - Mount over 14hh ne 15hh
74. Pony or Riding Club - Mount over 15hh
75. Best Walking Pony, Galloway or Hack
Events 76. & 77. - Exhibit and rider must reside within a 25km radius of Port Elliot Show Grounds - excludes the District Council Area of Yankalilla.
76. Local Pony ne 14hh
77. Local Galloway or Hack over 14hh
78. Pony Hack ne 12hh
79. Pony Hack over 12hh ne 13hh
80. Pony Hack over 13hh ne 14hh
81. Lightweight Pony Hack ne 14hh
82. Heavyweight Pony Hack ne 14hh
83. Galloway Hack over 14hh ne 15hh
84. Lightweight Galloway Hack over 14hh ne 15hh
85. Heavyweight Galloway Hack over 14h ne 15hh
86. Hack over 15hh
87. Lightweight Hack over 15hh
88. Heavyweight Hack over 15hh
89. Pair of Ponies ne 14hh
90. Pair of Galloways/Hacks over 14hh
91. Rider under 10 Yrs
92. Rider 10 Yrs & under 14 Yrs
93. Rider 14 Yrs & under 18 Yrs
94. Rider 18 Yrs & over
95. Fancy Dress Open
A $30 prize will be awarded to the best performed Local* horse and rider combination on the day, in both the Show Horse and Show Jumping rings.
Donated by the family of the late Pat Roberts who was an avid supporter of the local competitions, in memory of Tom Roberts and Susan Welch.
Local is deemed as residing within 25km of Port Elliot - excludes the District Council of Yankalilla.
* Must be nominated on entry form.
Please see Entry and Waiver details on the previous page.
CONVENER: Caroline Scott E: carolinejdscott@outlook.com
Entry forms online or in Show Book, late entries incur $10
***** Show Jumping Floats to Enter/Exit show grounds ONLY via Gate 1 off Kurramin Court on Sunday *****
All Riders & Owners must be members of EA to compete in classes of and above 1.05m. Horses competing in these classes must have a current EA Jumping Licence. Competition Licences must be produced on request. Random swabbing may be conducted by E.A. thourghout the event.
With the recent and ongoing implementation of base horse registrations, competitors must adhere to all rules, including those introduced by EA/ESA on or before Sunday 12th October, 2025. Course walk for both Rings at 8.00 am - Competition begins at 08.30 am sharp, please follow draw order
1. Evans Earthworks 95cm - Article 245.3Prizes 1st - 5th: $60, $40, $30, $20, $10 Entry Fee: $12
2. Jumping SA Bronze Series 1.05cm – Article 238.2.2
Prizes 1st - 5th: $70, $50, $40, $20, $10 Entry Fee: $15
3.a Barossa Lodge Farm Junior Ruby Series 1.10m – Article 238.2.2
Prizes 1st - 5th: $70, $50, $40, $20, $10 Entry Fee: $15
3.b Butler & Butler Open 1.1m - Article 238.2.2
Prizes 1st - 5th: $70, $50, $40, $20, $10 Entry Fee: $15 Classes 3.a & 3.b will be run concurrently
4. Junior Fosters Cup 1.15m - Article 238.2.2 Prizes 1st - 5th: $100, $60, $40, $20, $10 Entry Fee: $25
5. Powermove Distribution Silver Series 1.2mArticle 238.2.2
Prizes 1st - 5th: $100, $60, $40, $20, $10 Entry Fee: $20
6. Dapple EQ Open Gold Series 1.30m - Article 238.2.2
Prizes 1st - 5th: $200, $175, $125, $75, $50 Entry Fee: $30
The Horses-In-Action Committee and Competitors would like to thank all of our valued Sponsors without whom our show would not be the success it is today.
RING 2: ENCOURAGE RING PROUDLY SPONSORED BY COMPASS FEEDS & JOLLEY FARMS
All classes: 1st prize, Bag of Feed, Ribbons to 5th
7. Open 30cm - Article 245.3
Ribbons 1st - 5th - 1st Bag of Feed, $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Entry Fee: $7
8 .Open 50cm - Article 245.3
Ribbons 1st - 5th - 1st Bag of Feed, $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Entry Fee: $7
9. Open 65cm - Article 245.3
Ribbons 1st - 5th - 1st Bag of Feed, $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Entry Fee: $7
10. Open 80cm - Article 245.3
Ribbons 1st - 5th - 1st Bag of Feed, $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Entry Fee: $7
11.Open 90cm - Article 245.3
Ribbons 1st - 5th - 1st Bag of Feed, $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Entry Fee: $7
12.Open 4 Bar, 1st round finishing at 60 cm and last jump going up by 10 cm approx. each round Entry Fee $7
Compass Feeds Dapple EQ The Tack Room
Evans Earthworks Jolley Farms Fosters Butler & Butler Saint Lourdes Australia & Buet SA Agent Power Move
All paper entries and Waiver to Port Elliot Show, PO Box 399, Victor Harbor SA 5211 Entries close Wednesday 8th October 2025
Saturday, October 11th 2025
Enquiries & Registration to Convener: Carol Van Dalen 8554 2506 or 0401 929 395. Co-Convener: Deidre Solly.
Many thanks to the sponsors of the event: Bridgestone Tyre Centre – Victor Harbor, Mustangs & Australian Classics – McLaren Vale, Mist - Port Elliot, Repco – Victor Harbor, Totally Workwear – Port Elliot, FPAG – Victor Harbor, Mr Menswear, Victor Harbor.
CLASS 1.
Best Feral Most dilapidated, unrepaired, dirty, rundown etc.
CLASS 2.
Best B & S Heaps of accessories, such as bull bar, aerials, lights, side skirts etc.
CLASS 3.
Best Chick Ute with a feminine touch. Must be owned by a female.
CLASS 4.
Best Street Immaculate condition, high performance, clean & shiny, can have accessories CLASS 5.
Best Commercial CLASS 6.
Best Rural CLASS 7.
Best 4x4 CLASS 8.
Best Holden
CLASS 9.
Best Ford CLASS 10.
Best Classic 30 years or older
Also "Surprizes" on the day.
Oldest/Youngest Ute, Furthest Travelled, First time at this Ute Muster and more
No Class entry fees. All Utes to be entered by 9.45am and to remain on the Show Grounds until 4pm. Entry/Exit via Gate 4, Water Lane.
MINIATURE GOATS
DOE Section
1. Kid Doe – Under 6mths
2. Kid Doe – 6mths not to exceed 12mths
KID CHAMPION & RESERVE Kid Doe
3. Junior Doe – 12mths not to exceed 2 years
4. Junior Doe – 2 years not to exceed 3 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Doe
5. Adult Doe – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
6. Adult Doe – 5 years and over
ADULT CHAMPION & RESERVE Adult Doe BUCK Section
7. Kid Buck – Under 6mths
8. Kid Buck – 6mths not to exceed 12mths
KID CHAMPION & RESERVE Kid Buck
9. Junior Buck – 12mths not to exceed 2 years
10. Junior Buck – 2 years not to exceed 3 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Buck
11. Adult Buck – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
12. Adult Buck – 5 years and over
ADULT CHAMPION & RESERVE Adult Buck
PYGMY GOATS
DOE Section
13. Kid Doe – Under 6mths
14. Kid Doe – 6mths not to exceed 12mths
KID CHAMPION & RESERVE Kid Doe
15. Junior Doe – 12mths not to exceed 2 years
16. Junior Doe – 2 years not to exceed 3 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Doe
17. Adult Doe – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
18. Adult Doe – 5 years and over
ADULT CHAMPION & RESERVE Adult Doe BUCK Section
19. Kid Buck – Under 6mths
20. Kid Buck – 6mths not to exceed 12mths
KID CHAMPION & RESERVE Kid Buck
21. Junior Buck – 12mths not to exceed 2 years
22. Junior Buck – 2 years not to exceed 3 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Buck
23. Adult Buck – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
24. Adult Buck – 5 years and over
ADULT CHAMPION & RESERVE Adult Buck
NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS
DOE Section
25. Kid Doe – Under 6mths
26. Kid Doe – 6mths not to exceed 12mths
KID CHAMPION & RESERVE Kid Doe
27. Junior Doe – 12mths not to exceed 2 years
28. Junior Doe – 2 years not to exceed 3 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Doe
29. Adult Doe – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
30. Adult Doe – 5 years and over
ADULT CHAMPION & RESERVE Adult Doe
BUCK Section
31. Kid Buck – Under 6mths
32. Kid Buck – 6mths not to exceed 12mths
KID CHAMPION & RESERVE Kid Buck
33. Junior Buck – 12mths not to exceed 2 years
34. Junior Buck – 2 years not to exceed 3 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Buck
35. Adult Buck – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
36. Adult Buck – 5 years and over
ADULT CHAMPION & RESERVE Adult Buck
Saturday, October 11th 2025 & Sunday, October 12th 2025
Conveners: Deanne Rundle & Lee Harrison Entries forwarded to admin@miniaturegoatsaustralia.com
WETHER SECTION (ALL BREEDS)
37. Kid Wether – up to 1 year
38. Junior Wether – Over 1 year not to exceed 3 years
39. Adult Wether – 3 years not to exceed 5 years
CHAMPION & RESERVE Wether
40. Handler Class/es (may be split into Junior and Senior depending on entries)
PROGENY AND BREEDERS CLASSES
Minimum 2 goats to run classes ALL BREEDS (see progeny rules).
Wethers excluded
41. Dam and Daughter
42. Two Progeny from same Sire
43. Breeders Trio (same stud prefix)
AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION CLASSES
Minimum 2 goats to run class
(Australian Champion title animals only compete for points towards a Grand Champion Title)
44. Champion of Champions AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE.
45. Champion of Champions PYGMY
46. Champion of Champions NIGERIAN DWARF
IN SHOW AWARDS AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE
(AUTOMATIC entry from Breed Class Winners)
Best Kid in Show - Kid Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Best Junior in Show - Junior Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Best Adult in Show - Adult Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Supreme Australian Miniature Goat in Show (Automatic from Best in Show Winners)
IN SHOW AWARDS PYGMY
(AUTOMATIC entry from Breed Class Winners)
Best Kid in Show - Kid Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Best Junior in Show - Junior Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Best Adult in Show - Adult Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Supreme Pygmy Goat in Show - (AUTOMATIC from All Best in Show Winners)
IN SHOW AWARDS NIGERIAN DWARF
(AUTOMATIC entry from Breed Class Winners)
Best Kid in Show – Kid Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Best Junior in Show – Junior Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Best Adult in Show – Adult Champions from Breed Classes (Doe & Buck)
Supreme Pygmy Goat in Show – (AUTOMATIC entry from All Best in Show Winners)
BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW
– Judges Choice (No points awarded) (AUTOMATIC from Supreme Aus Mini & Supreme Pygmy)
FUN CLASSES
Classes such as Fancy Dress, Best Painted Hooves, Best Hat, Best PJ’s (Handler or Goat) etc can be run with consultation between exhibitors, judge and stewards with ample prior knowledge of the class.
Convener: Mrs Leslie Gemmell Phone: 0415 313 841
Entries close Thursday, October 9th 2025
Entries now available online see our website: www.portelliotshow.com.au or enter directly with the Convener. Everyone to pay entry to the Show Grounds at gate. No entry fee for sheep. No limit on entries in any one class by exhibitor. Entry/exit to/from Show Grounds via Gate 4 Wright Street / Water Lane
SCSA SHOW TROPHY FOR LONG WOOL SHEEP AND SHORT WOOL SHEEP
Trophy for outright win to the exhibitor gaining the highest aggregate number of points at two or more affiliated shows during the 2025 season. (Murray Bridge, Strathalbyn, Port Elliot and Yankalilla). Points to count 1st 5, 2nd 3.
NORM COOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points with one breed to be nominated.
(Kindly donated by S. Coote, with many thanks.)
LONG WOOL SHEEP ROMNEY
2. Ram over 1½ yrs
3. Ram under 1½ yrs
4. Ram Shorn under 1½ yrs after 1/5/2025
6. Ewe over 1½ years
7. Ewe under 1½ yrs
8. Ewe Shorn under 1½ yrs after 1/5/2025
10. Breeder’s Group consisting of 1 ram and 2 ewes bred by exhibitor any age.
The Champion Romney Ram Prize awarded in Memory of Mrs Helen B Brewer “Radstock Romneys.” donated by Leslie Brewer. BORDER LEICESTER
11. Ram over 1½ yrs
12. Ram under 1½ yrs
13. Ram shorn under 1½ yrs after 1/5/2025
14. Ewe over 1½ yrs
15. Ewe under 1½ yrs
16. Ewe shorn under 1½ yrs after 1/5/2025
17. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10) CORRIEDALE
18. Ram over 1½ yrs
19. Ram under 1½ yrs
20. Ram shorn under 1½ yrs
21. Ewe over 1½ yrs
22. Ewe under 1½ yrs
23. Ewe shorn under 1½ yrs
24. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10) POLWARTH
25. Ram over 1 ½ years
26. Ram under 1 ½ yrs 28. Ewe over 1 ½ yrs
29. Ewe under 1 ½ yrs
31. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10)
2024 Supreme Champion Long Wool Trophy in Memory of Adrian Lush
SHORT WOOL SHEEP TEXEL
32. Ram over 1 ½ yrs
33. Ram under 1 ½ yrs
SHEEP PENNED BY 9.00AM. JUDGING 10.00AM.
Sheep may leave the grounds on Show Day any time after 4pm. Trophy and Prize Money presentations at 3.30pm. Prize Money: 1st $4, 2nd $2. Prize Ribbons given for 1st, 2nd, 3rd. Champion Ribbons given. All stud sheep must be owned by exhibitors and breeder’s group classes must be bred by the owner. All studs must be registered Brucellosis Accredited free flock and Ovine Johnes Free MN1 or better. These numbers and a copy of certificates must be attached to entry forms.
Status Assessment 5 or better and be vaccinated.
34. Ram Lamb dropped since 1st April 2025
35. Ewe over 1 ½ yrs
36. Ewe under 1 ½ yrs
37. Ewe Lamb dropped since 1st April 2025
38. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10) WHITE DORPER
39. Ram over 1½ yrs
40. Ram under 1½ yrs
41. Ram Lamb, dropped since 1st March 2025
42. Ewe over 1½ yrs
43. Ewe under 1½ yrs
44. Ewe Lamb, dropped since 1st March 2025
45. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10) SUFFOLK
46. Ram over 1½ yrs
47. Ram under 1½ yrs
49. Ewe over 1½ yrs
50. Ewe under 1½ yrs
52. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10)
POLL DORSET
53a. Ram over 1½ yrs
53b. Ram under 1½ yrs
54. Ram shorn under 1½ yrs after 1/5/2025
55. Ewe over 1½ yrs
56. Ewe under 1½ yrs
57. Ewe shorn under 1½ yrs after 1/5/2025
58. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10)
2025 SUPREME CHAMPION SHORT WOOL TROPHY in Memory of Kevin Higgins
ANY OTHER BREED
59. Ram over 1½ yrs
60. Ram under 1½ yrs
61. Ewe over 1½ yrs
62. Ewe under 1½ yrs
63. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10) PRIME S.A.M.M.
64. Ram over 1½ yrs
65. Ram under 1½ yrs
66. Ewe over 1½ yrs
67. Ewe under 1½ yrs
68. Breeder’s Group (see Class 10)
SPECIAL CLASS (enter on the day)
The Open Sire’s Supreme Progeny Class
To comprise of 2 Sheep of any age – Bred by the same Sire – 1 exhibit per Breed per Exhibitor.
Sponsored by: Imperial Partner’s Texel and Polwarth Studs, Mt. Pleasant SA.
PRIME SHEEP SECTION
1st $5 & 2nd $2 Classes suitable for trade
69. Ewe suitable for prime lamb production lamb at foot
70. Three lambs in wool under 16kg
71. Three lambs in wool over 16kg
The Diana Keach Handler Classes In memory of Malcolm Drew. Sponsored by Leslie Brewer and Diana Keach prize money 1st 2nd HANDLER
72. 17 years and under
73. Handlers over 18 yrs.
All Exhibitors are invited to display their Sheep and Handling Skills. Judged on Dress and Handling with a 1st Prize of Local wines and goodie basket.
Convener: Miss Dusty Jones
P.O. Box 203, Meadows SA 5201
Phone 0407 202 308 No Entry Fee.
Entries now also available online see our website: www.portelliotshow.com.au or directly enter with the Convener.
Wool to be placed at Sheep Section by 9am. Judging at 9.30am.
Prize Money and trophies to be presented at 3.30pm. 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.50.
Entries close 9am on the morning of the show or by phone.
Mark Mitchel Memorial Trophy Awarded to the fleece gaining the highest points. Growth of wool not to exceed 373 days and must be grown by exhibitor. Fleeces to be lightly skirted.
MERINO WOOL
1. Merino Ram Fleece strong 22 micron & over
2. Merino Ewe Fleece strong 22 micron & over
3. Merino Wether Fleece strong 22 micron & over
4. Merino Ram Fleece fine 21 micron & under
5. Merino Ewe Fleece fine 21 micron & under
6. Merino Wether Fleece fine 21 micron & under CORRIEDALE WOOL
7. Corriedale Ram Fleece
8. Corriedale Ewe Fleece POLWARTH WOOL
9. Polwarth Ram Fleece
10. Polwarth Ewe Fleece BRITISH BREED WOOL
11. Romney Ram Fleece
12. Romney Ewe Fleece
13. Border Leicester Ram Fleece
14. Border Leicester Ewe Fleece CROSSBRED WOOL
15. Crossbred Fleece Quality 54s & under 60s (fi ne)
16. Crossbred Fleece Quality 50s & under 54s (medium)
17. Crossbred Fleece Quality under 50s (strong)
SAMM WOOL
18. SAMM Ram Fleece
19. SAMM Ewe Fleece ANY OTHER WOOL
20. Any Other Ram Fleece
21. Any Other Ewe Fleece LAMBS WOOL
22. Merino Lamb’s Wool
23. SAMM Lamb’s Wool
24. Any Other Lamb’s Wool FLEECE WOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Merino Ram Fleece|Merino Ewe Fleece|Corriedale Ram Fleece|Corriedale Ewe Fleece|Polwarth Ram Fleece|Polwarth Ewe Fleece|British Bred Ram Fleece| British Bred Ewe Fleece|Crossbred Fleece|SAMM Ram Fleece|SAMM Ewe Fleece|Any Other Fleece
Champion Lambswool Fleece Winning prize kindly sponsored by: Imperial Partners, Mount Pleasant SA.
In the early days of the Colony, women were scarce and were snapped up as wives almost before they had put foot on shore. Sometimes, the husband elect didn’t even pause to enquire the name of their wives to be. Below is such a case.
A party of immigrant girls had just arrived at Cliff House in Port Elliot. They had moved in pending allotment as servants to various settlers. As one resident, Edward Blake (anonymous name) strolled by, he saw a girl looking over the fence.
He asked, “Do you want to be married?” (without any preliminary conversation) “Yes” answered the girl without hesitation. “All right said Blake, I shall go to find a person”. When Blake found the minister, he asked “What’s the name of the bride?” “Bothered if I know” said Blake scratching his head, “I forgot to ask her”. Nevertheless, the couple was married next morning and enjoyed many years of wedded bliss and their descendant still live in the district.
Saturday, October 11th, 2025 & Sunday, October 12th, 2025
Convener: Gabby Spriggs moonblazz@gmail.com
Stewards: Maria McCardle & Rex Liebelt, Enquiries: 0407 181 664
Entry now also available online see our website www.portelliotshow.com.au OR Posted to THE SECRETARY, PO Box 399, Victor Harbor 5211 BEFORE 7.00 PM ON FRIDAY, September 26th, 2025 – NO LATE ENTRIES
Poultry entry/exit to Show Grounds ONLY via Gate 4 Wright Street / Water Lane NO ENTRY FEE
1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners of each class, all receive a certificate. AOV Classes with 3 or more entries – a new class will be created.
Exhibits must be delivered on Saturday October 11th by 9:30am sharp to the Perry Pavilion at the Port Elliot Show Grounds.
If the forecast on the night before is 33C or higher at Victor Harbor for Show Day, the Poultry Section will be cancelled. Note: It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to supply water containers and water their birds.
•Diseased or infested poultry will not be judged and will be removed.
•Exhibitors of geese & turkeys, please supply your own pens.
• Presentation of ribbons & prizes at 4pm, Saturday.
NO EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED FROM THEIR PENS PRIOR TO 4.00PM ON SATURDAY. IF POSSIBLE, PLEASE LEAVE BIRDS ON DISPLAY FOR SUNDAY.
SCSA TROPHY: A Trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor who exhibits in two or more affiliated shows, and who gains the highest number of Aggregate points.
First – 5, Second – 3.
ROSETTES: Champion Bird of Show. Reserve Champion Bird.
LARGE FOWL – HEAVY BREEDS
1. Australorp Male
2. Australorp Female
3. Langshan Male
4. Langshan Female
5. Orpington Male
6. Orpington Female
7. Faverolles Male
8. Faverolles Female
9. Malay Game Male
10. Malay Game Female
11. Indian Game Male
12. Indian Game Female
13. Wyandotte Silver Laced Male
14. Wyandotte Silver Laced Female
15. Wyandotte Gold Laced Male
16. Wyandotte Gold Laced Female
17. Wyandotte A.O.C. Male
18. Wyandotte A.O.C. Female
19. Plymouth Rock Male
20. Plymouth Rock Female
21. Sussex Male
22. Sussex Female
23. Rhode Island Male
24. Rhode Island Female
25. Barnevelder Male
26. Barnevelder Female
27. A.O.V. Heavy Breed Male
28. A.O.V. Heavy Breed Female
Champion Junior Bird Under 16 & Under 10yrs PRIZE: Trophy each age group
RIBBONS: Champion Heavy Breed Male, Champion Heavy Breed Female, Champion Light Breed Male, Champion Light Breed Female, Champion Hard Feather Bantam Male, Champion Hard Feather Bantam Female, Champion Soft Feather Bantam Male, Champion Soft Feather Bantam Female, Champion Waterfowl Male, Champion Waterfowl Female, Champion Goose or Gander, Champion Turkey
JUNIOR RIBBONS: Champion Large Fowl – U/16, Champion Large Fowl – U/10, Champion Hard Feather Bantam – U/16, Champion Hard Feather Bantam – U/10, Champion Soft Feather Bantam – U/16, Champion Soft Feather Bantam –U/10, Champion Waterfowl – U/16, Champion Waterfowl – U/10, Champion Cross Bred – U/16, Champion Cross Bred – U/10
THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS: • Laucke Mills • Compass Feeds, Mt Compass • Stockfeeds R Us, Victor Harbor
LARGE FOWL – LIGHT BREEDS
29. Leghorn White Male
30. Leghorn White Female
31. Leghorn A.O.C. Male
32. Leghorn A.O.C. Female
33. Ancona Male
34. Ancona Female
35. Polish Male
36. Polish Female
37. Silkie White Male
38. Silkie White Female
39. Silkie A.O.C. Male
40. Silkie A.O.C. Female
41. Hamburg Male
42. Hamburg Female
43. O.E.G. Black Red Male
44. O.E.G. Black Red Female
45. O.E.G. Blue Red Male
46. O.E.G. Blue Red Female
47. O.E.G. A.O.C. Male
48. O.E.G. A.O.C. Female
49. A.O.V Game Male
50. A.O.V Game Female
51. Aracauna Male
52. Aracauna Female
53. Vorwerks Male
54. Vorwerks Female
55. A.O.V. Light Breed Male
56. A.O.V. Light Breed Female
BANTAMS – HARD FEATHER OLD ENGLISH GAME
57. Black-red Dark/leg Male
58. Black-red Dark/leg Female
59. Black-red Light/leg Male
60. Black-red Light/leg Female
61. Blue-tail Wheaton Female
62. Black-tail Wheaton Female
63. Blue Red Male
64. Blue Red Female
65. Duck-wing Male
66. Duck-wing Female
67. Grey Male
68. Grey Female
69. Spangle Male
70. Spangle Female
71. O.E.G. A.O.C Male
72. O.E.G. A.O.C. Female MODERN GAME
73. Black-red Male
74. Black-red Female
75. Duck-wing Male
76. Duck-wing Female
77. Pile Male
78. Pile Female
79. A.O.C. Modern Game Male
80. A.O.C. Modern Game Female
ANY OTHER GAME
81. Indian Game Male
82. Indian Game Female
83. Jubilee Game Male
84. Jubilee Game Female
85. A.O.V. Game Male
86. A.O.V. Game Female BANTAMS – SOFT FEATHER
87. Langshan Male
88. Langshan Female
89. Leghorn White Male
90. Leghorn White Female
91. Leghorn Black Male
92. Leghorn Black Female
93. Leghorn A.O.C. Male
94. Leghorn A.O.C. Female
95. Rosecomb Male
96. Rosecomb Female
97. Sebright Male
98. Sebright Female
99. Wyandotte White Male
100. Wyandotte White Female
101. Wyandotte A.O.C. Male
102. Wyandotte A.O.C. Female
103. Orpington Male
104. Orpington Female
105. Belgian d’Anver Male
106. Belgian d’Anver Female
107. Belgian d’Uccles Male
108. Belgian d’Uccles Female
109. Belgian A.O.V. Male
110. Belgian A.O.V. Female
111. Japanese Black Tail White Male
112. Japanese Black Tail White Female
113. Japanese White Male
114. Japanese White Female
115. Japanese A.O.C. Male
116. Japanese A.O.C. Female
117. Rhode Island Male
118. Rhode Island Female
119. Pekin Black Male
120. Pekin Black Female
ENTRY FORM
121. Pekin A.O.C. Male
122. Pekin A.O.C. Female
123. Frizzle Male
124. Frizzle Female
125. Australorp Male
126. Australorp Female
127. Ancona Male
128. Ancona Female
129. Sussex Male
130. Sussex Female
131. Polish White Crested Male
132. Polish White Crested Female
133. Polish A.O.C. Male
134. Polish A.O.C. Female
135. Aracauna Male
136. Aracauna Female
137. A.O.V. Soft Feathered Male
138. A.O.V. Soft Feathered Female WATERFOWL
139. Pekin Drake
140. Pekin Duck
141. Indian Runner White Drake
142. Indian Runner White Duck
143. Indian Runner A.O.C. Drake
144. Indian Runner A.O.C. Duck
145. Khaki Campbell Drake
146. Khaki Campbell Duck
147. Rouen Drake
148. Rouen Duck
149. Crested Drake
150. Crested Duck
151. Mallard Drake
152. Mallard Duck
153. Cayuga Drake
154. Cayuga Duck
155. Saxony Drake
156. Saxony Duck
157. Call Drake
158. Call Duck
159. A.O.V. Drake
160. A.O.V. Duck
161. A.V. Gander
162. A.V. Goose TURKEYS
163. A.V. Gobbler
164. A.V. Hen JUNIORS
Junior exhibitors not to exhibit same breed or colour as a senior exhibitor living at the same address. Junior exhibitors to handle own birds UNDER 16 YEARS
165. Large Fowl Male
166. Large Fowl Female
167. Hard Feather Bantam Male
168. Hard Feather Bantam Female
169. Soft Feather Bantam Male
170. Soft Feather Bantam Female
171. Water Fowl Male
172. Water Fowl Female UNDER 10 YEARS
173. Large Fowl Male
174. Large Fowl Female
175. Hard Feather Bantam Male
176. Hard Feather Bantam Female
177. Soft Feather Bantam Male
178. Soft Feather Bantam Female
179. Water Fowl Male
180. Water Fowl Female
CROSS BRED SECTION (JUNIORS)
Any pet chicken or non pure bred poultry can be entered in these classes
181. Cross Bred Male (JUNIOR U/16)
182. Cross Bred Female (JUNIOR U/16)
183. Cross Bred Male (JUNIOR U/10)
184. Cross Bred Female (JUNIOR U/10)
Entries online see our website: www.portelliotshow.com.au or post to: The Secretary, Southern Agricultural Society inc, PO Box 399, Victor Harbor, SA, 5211.
Entries close 7pm Friday, 26th September 2025.
(Poultry entry form will be returned to exhibitor Saturday morning. Do not include SAE)
CLASS NO PEN NODESCRIPTION OF CLASS
(Please state breed in AOV classes. One bird per line)
TOTAL NO ENTRIES
Name: Email:
Address:
Town: Postcode:
Phone Number: Code:
I, the undersigned declare the above exhibits are entered subject to the Rules, Regulations and Conditions of the Society
Signed: Date:
Saturday, October 11th 2025
Convener: Peter Ebbs, Mobile: 0437 433 480
Email: ebbs@activ8.net.au
Entry now also available online see our website www.portelliotshow.com.au
Entries Close Wednesday, October 8th 2025, PO Box 338 Myponga SA 5202 NO ENTRY FEES (except for Calves see below for details)
SPONSORS:
Platinum Live Stock, Compass Feeds, Knott Family
NLIS tag numbers, PIC Number data will be collected on Show Day.
All entries must be accompanied by National Animal Health Statement for Johne’s Disease Status of Beef Cattle and if applicable your Johne’s status certificate.
Bulls over 12 months to be nose rung. All females to be led with nose clip.
All exhibits to be bona fide property of exhibitor. All cattle on Show Grounds by 9am with judging to commence at 10am sharp. Ages of cattle to be taken as from the 1st October 2025.
Exhibitor must hold their own Public Liability Cover.
Trophy awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest aggregate points in Beef Cattle Section at two or more shows of the affiliated Societies during the 2025 season (Coonalpyn, Murray Bridge, Strathalbyn, Port Elliot & Yankalilla). Points to count 1st 5 points, 2nd 3 points. Points for a tie to be halved.
ALL BREEDS BEEF CATTLE
1. Female 9-14 months
2. Female 14-18 months
3. Female 18-24 months
4. Female 24-30 months
5. Female Over 30 months CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER RESERVE CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER
6. Bull 9-14 months
7. Bull 14-18 months
8. Bull 18-24 months
9. Bull 24-30 months
10. Bull Over 30 months CHAMPION BULL RESERVE CHAMPION BULL SUPREME ALL BREEDS CHAMPION BEEF EXHIBIT
11. Pair of Bulls, any age.
12. Pair of Females, any age.
13. Pair, both sexes to be represented, any age.
14. Calf Jackpot Class. Calves to be born in current year. $4.00 entry fee on the day, winner take all.
15. Junior Handler under 16 years at 11th, October 2025.
16. Senior Handler 16-21 years at 11th October 2025.
17. Handler over 21 years at 11th October 2025.
18. Junior Judging
2024 SUPREME ALL BREEDS CHAMPION BEEF EXHIBIT
Aruma Uptown Gem, Exhibited by Aruma Limousins. Judge, Mr Josh Wiltshire
Convener: Kate Rogers, Phone 8552 3363
Sponsored by: SOUTH SEAS BOOKS PORT ELLIOT
ENTRY FORM AND YOUR EXHIBIT IN THE SAME ENVELOPE, MUST BE RECEIVED BY LAST MAIL FRIDAY, 19TH SEPTEMBER 2025 FOR JUDGING PRIOR TO THE SHOW.
POST YOUR ENTRY FORM AND ENTRY TO: Sue Thomas, Indoor Co-ordinator, Port Elliot Show, PO Box 399, Victor Harbor, SA, 5211 or drop into the collection box at the RAA Office, Victor Harbor Central Shopping Centre. Phone: 0418 847 626
A “Best in Show” Ribbon sponsored by Port Elliot Show and Book Voucher from South Seas will be awarded in Classes 1-8 Limit of 1 entry per person per class.
OPEN
Class 1 Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
Class 2 Story, any subject (true, made up – limit 1 page)
JUNIOR (13-15YRS)
Class 3 Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
Class 4 Story, any subject (true, made up – limit 1 page)
JUNIOR (9-12YRS)
Class 5 Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
Class 6 Story, any subject (true, made up – limit 1 page)
JUNIOR (5-8YRS)
Class 7 Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
Class 8 Story, any subject (true, made up – limit 1 page)
Please complete this form and post along with your entry as per the details above. Only 1 entry per class is allowed. No late entries will be accepted. Please write the Title of your work at the top of the page. For judging purposes do not include your name on the front. Your name and details should only go on the bottom of form. For clarification, please contact the Convener. Details above. Please use 1 entry form per person. Photocopies are acceptable.
CLASS NO (EG H001) TITLE OF WORK
Name: Email: Address: Town: Postcode: Phone Number:
Parent/Guardian signature:
Date of Birth:
(only if entrant under 17 years old)
Please include a stamped self addressed envelope with your exhibit and entry. So that we can send you a Receipt to collect your work on Sunday October 12th 2025 between 4-5pm. “Works will be displayed in the O’Brien pavilion from 9am Saturday October 11th 2025 until 4pm Sunday October 12th 2025
Convener: Wendy Jennings | Phone : 0407 714 017
POST ENTRIES TO: ART CONVENOR, 75/2 Ocean Road Chiton 5211 OR EMAIL TO: wpjenn4@gmail.com
Entry forms available on website :www.portelliotshow.com.au
Entries close Thursday September 25th 2025. No entry fee. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
DELIVERY: must be Thursday 9th October 2025 9.30am to 1pm to the Higgins Pavilion at the Port Elliot Show grounds All works will be on display in the Higgins Pavilion Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th of October
PLEASE NOTE:
Maximum number of entries per exhibitor is TWO. All must be labelled with artist name, price and contact phone. Works can be for sale at 10% commission. Payment for sold works will only be by bank transfer after the show from the Victor Harbor Art Society. Labels for art will be provided. Multiple images must be contained within one frame. Art created at workshops should not be entered. Maximum size shall not exceed 1 meter square. Photography or 3Dimensional work is not accepted.
Note there is a Junior Art Section in this show book. Use the Indoor Exhibit Entry form and deliver to that pavilion.
COLLECTION: Must be between 4 and 5pm on Sunday October 12th 2025 at the Higgins Pavilion.
All art will be judged and ribbons and certificates issued. The Rex Fagg ‘Best in Show’ and The People’s Choice Award will be awarded a monetary prize from The Victor Harbor Art Society.
CLASSES:
Class 1. Oil
Class 2. Mixed Media
Class 3. Watercolour
Class 4. Pastel
Class 5. Drawing
Class 6. Acrylic
Name: Email:
Postal Address:
Phone Number:
The “Best in Show” will, with the winner’s permission be judged for The Hurley Art Prize at the 2026 SCSA Annual Dinner being held on the 2nd of May 2026 at Strathalbyn.
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th October 2025
Conducted by SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Convener: Grant Petras | Phone 0481 850 451
Email: portelliotshowphotography@gmail.com
Entries & Information go to: www.portelliotshow.com.au > Competitions > Photography Competition is open to all. Free Entry. Printing options available…see entry website.
Maximum of 20 entries in total across all sections, see below for section limits **.
Entries are to be entered online at ptelliotshowphotographyvisualpursuits-au.com or via the Port Elliot Show Website www.portelliotshow.com.au
Prints and Digital Images are judged on Photographic Merit.
Entries may be reclassified at the Convener’s discretion. Entries not correctly labelled with entrant’s name & title of photo will be disqualified. Labels can be printed from the entry software.
Entries close 5pm Monday 29th September 2025
Print entries to be delivered to South Coast Realty, Crozier Rd Victor Harbor or The Visitor Information Centre, Goolwa, no later than close of business on Monday 29th September or posted to PO Box 166 Goolwa SA 5214 with a postage paid self-addressed return bag.
***LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED***
Printing & Presentation options on the website. Maximum print size 210mm x 420mm – except for Section 5* Entrant’s Name & Title of Print to be displayed on back of print with an arrow indicating the top. Labels can be printed from the entry software. MONOCHROME Prints
1. People
2. Open COLOUR Prints
3. People 4. Open
5. Open Small Print *Max Print size 125mm x175mm COLOUR OR MONOCHROME
6. Fleurieu Landmarks (Man-made or geographical feature that is a local landmark)
7. Flora/Flowers
8. Child Study (of a child or children up to 10 years)
9. Rural Life (People or Animals in a rural environmente.g. Working with machinery, Sheep Dogs, Shearing)
10. Nature (including Zoo, Wildlife Park)
11. Landscape
12. Seascape
13. Photojournalism/Social Documentary
14. Digital Creative Art (Original artwork created digitally)
15. Structures (Buildings, Towers, Bridges etc)
16. Sport
17. Pets
18. Birds of the Fleurieu SCHOOLS SECTION – OPEN PRINT
19. Primary Students
20. Secondary Students
All entries can be collected from Basham Pavilion at the Showgrounds from 4pm on Sunday 12th October 2025. Entries not collected will not be retained.
We Thank & Appreciate our Sponsors:
South Coast Camera Club ($100 Grand Champion Photo)
Don’s Digitals ($50 to Champion Projected Image)
Papillio Photographics ($50 Champion Print)
BioDiversity Victor Harbor.
Classes 1-17 are the same as the Yankalilla Show. If you wish to enter both the Yankalilla and Port Elliot Shows, we will transport the images to both Yankalilla and Port Elliot. They can be collected after the Port Elliot Show. More information is available on the website.
Please mark Yankalilla entries with a (Y) after the title eg, Blue Flower (Y)
PROJECTED DIGITAL SECTIONS (**MAX 2 ENTRIES PER PERSON PER SECTION)
Max image size 1920 ppi x 1080 ppi
File size to be no larger than 2mb Format is .jpeg or .jpg only
Title to be in the file description tag – eg Blueflower.jpg
Projected entries are to be Uploaded via website: ptelliotshowphotography.visualpursuits-au.com/Default. aspx
PROJECTED DIGITIAL OPEN SECTIONS
21. Open Colour
22. Open Mono
SCHOOLS SECTION – OPEN PROJECTED DIGITAL
23. Primary Students
24. Secondary Students
2024 Grand Champion Photo – “Colourful Smoke” by Nicole Rix “Winner of the $100 cash prize donated by South Coast Camera Club www.southcoastcameraclub.com
Need Help with resizing images for uploading or more information?
Everything you need is at: ptelliotshowphotography. visualpursuits-au.com/Default.aspx
Saturday, October 11th & Sunday 12th October 2025
Convener: Grace Rogers } Phone 0474 302 926
NO ENTRY FEE – See pages 30 & 31 for entry form and delivery details.
The object of scarecrows is to deter birds and other predators from crops. Entries will be judged on their perceived ability to deter, their originality, creativity, and general appeal. Provision must be made for Scarecrows & Bikes to be self-supporting.
Get your family or friends involved to make a group scarecrow. Ribbons & Vouchers awarded in all classes.
SCARECROWS
1. 4yrs & under
2. 5-8 yrs
3. 9-13 yrs
4. 14-16 yrs
5. Open Individual
6. Open Family
7. School Class or Group
8. Retirement Village or Nursing Home
BOOTS MOST DILAPIDATED PAIR OF BOOTS
9. Open Individual
10. Junior 4-12 years
CREATIVE USE OF FARM BOOT/ GUMBOOT
11. Open Individual
12. Junior 4-12 years
DECORATED BIKES
13. 1-4 years
14. 5-8 years
15. 9-12 years
16. 13-14 years
ANIMAL NURSERY
Situated in the Pet Shed (near the Museum) Featuring interactive demonstrations of AQUARIUM | NATIVE ANIMALS | FARM ANIMALS | REPTILES & MARSUPIALS
Supported by Animals Anonymous, McDonalds Family Restaurant Victor Harbor & Urimbirra Wildlife Park
COOKERY, CRAFT/LEGO, LAUCKE/CWA SCONE COMPETITION, FLORAL ART, FLOWERS/POT PLANTS, HOME PRODUCE/ EGGS, ART JUNIOR, NEEDLEWORK, POTTERY, NATIVE FOOD COMPETITION, LITERARY|CREATIVE WRITING, SCARECROWS/BOOTS/DECORATED BIKES AND WOODWORK.
LITERARY (ALL AGE GROUPS): PLEASE SEE PAGE 26 FOR ENTRY FORM & DETAILS
PHOTOGRAPHY (ALL AGE GROUPS): PLEASE SEE PAGE 28
ART (OPEN): PLEASE SEE PAGE 27 FOR ENTRY FORM & DETAILS
DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR EXHIBIT WITH ENTRY FORM (except Literary please see page 26).
Photocopies of the entry form on page 31 are acceptable but this entry form must be used to copy. They are also available to print from the Show’s website www. portelliotshow.com.au
Entries close last mail Friday, September 19th 2025. No entry fee. Please enter using the entry form on page 31 and post to Sue Thomas, Indoor Co-ordinator, Port Elliot Show, PO Box 399, Victor Harbor 5211 or dropped into the collection box at the RAA Office, Victor Harbor Central Shopping Centre, Victor Harbor. Phone: 0418 847 626.
Conditions of Entry for Indoor Pavilion - Any previous first prize winning exhibit from the Port Elliot Show is not eligible to be entered into any future Port Elliot Shows.
• One entry per exhibitor per class, except for Craft, Needlework where a maximum of 3 entries may be accepted.
• Woodwork – Open classes a maximum of 3 entries may be accepted and Woodwork – Junior 1 entry per person per class is allowed.
• All Indoor Sections only open to amateurs and exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor.
Cookery, Cut Flowers/Pot Plants, Floral Art, Home Produce, Pottery, Scarecrows/Decorated Bikes, Boots are to be delivered to the O’BRIEN Pavilion Port Elliot Show Grounds between 8.30am and 11.30am on Friday, October 10th, 2025.
NEEDLEWORK can ONLY be delivered to the O’BRIEN Pavilion Thursday October 9th between 3pm – 6pm.
CRAFT can be delivered to the O’BRIEN Pavilion Thursday October 9th between 3pm-6pm and Friday October 11th between 8.30am & 11.30am.
JUNIOR ART ONLY can be delivered to the BASHAM Pavilion on Friday 10th October 2025 between 8.30am and 11.30am.
WOODWORK to be delivered to the MICHAEL SCOTT Pavilion between 8.30am & 12.00 noon on Friday, October 10th, 2025.
• Exhibit cards which will be posted to you are to be firmly attached to the exhibit.
• Please also tear off the top receipt as this is required to collect exhibits on Sunday.
• Junior sections are for 16 years and under as at the 1st November in each show year.
• Junior Classes 1st, 2nd, & 3rd cash, prizes and ribbons awarded (cash prizes - 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $1) The value of actual prizes will vary depending on the level of sponsorship received for the individual sections
• Open classes 1st, 2nd & 3rd place ribbons awarded.
• Please only use paper plates or cardboard for presentation. NO single use plastic plates are to be used.
• Special awards and prizes will be awarded where indicated in all age categories and sections.
The O’Brien, Basham & Scott Pavilions will be closed to the public at 3.45pm on Sunday, October 12th to allow preparation time for collection of exhibits at 4pm.
Exhibits MUST only be collected between 4 and 5pm Sunday, October 12th. If not collected, items will only be held until 5.30pm at the latest.
Any entries delivered after the closing time will not be accepted for judging.
Post Entry Forms To: Sue Thomas, Indoor Co-Ordinator Port Elliot Show, P.O. Box 399 Victor Harbor SA 5211 or drop into the collection box in the RAA Office, Victor Harbor Central Shopping Centre.
ENTRIES CLOSE LAST MAIL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th 2025
PLEASE USE A SEPARATE ENTRY FORM FOR EACH PERSON & FOR EACH SECTION YOU ENTER. PLEASE INCLUDE A POSTAGE PAID SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE WITH YOUR ENTRY FOR THE RETURN OF THE EXHIBIT CARD. THESE CARDS NEED TO BE ATTACHED TO YOUR EXHIBIT BEFORE DELIVERY. THANK YOU.
Please do not present your items on single-use plastic plates. Use paper or cardboard plates instead
FRESH FOOD WAIVER: By placing an entry in the Cookery & Home Produce Sections, the Exhibitor agrees to assume any risk associated with participating in the event and releases the Port Elliot Show and its volunteers from any and all claims of damage, contamination or degradation of the exhibit that may arise during the Show. The Exhibitor agrees that thorough care will be taken with the exhibits, as no refrigeration or commercial food preparation facilities are available, no guarantee will be made of the suitability of the exhibit being consumed after the Show and that the exhibits should be disposed of by whatever means the exhibitor sees fit.
I/We agree that the particulars given are true and cor rect and the entry is made with the full knowledge of the Rules and Regulations of the Port Elliot Show (Southern Agricultural Society Inc) as printed in the show book on page 11.
SIGNED by the Exhibitor/Guardian (if the exhibitor is under 17 years)………………………….
DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR EXHIBIT WITH THE ENTRY FORM (except for LITERARY
ANY EXHIBIT POSTED WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR JUDGING.
Convener: Kaitlin Ashby | Phone: 0475 981 673 ENTRIES CLOSE Friday September 19th, 2025
No entry fee, please use the entry form on Page 31 and post to Sue Thomas Indoor Co-ordinator Port Elliot Show PO Box 399, Victor Harbor phone 0418 847 626. See page 30 for delivery details as some details may have changed. Prize money awarded 1st $5, 2nd $3 & 3rd $1
Class 1. Digital Art 2. Drawing 3. Painting 12-13 YEARS
4. Digital Art
5. Drawing 6. Painting 9-11 YEARS
7. Drawing 8. Painting 9. Mixed Media DEFINITIONS
Digital Art: from an original drawing, entry to be printed off
Drawing: on paper using pencil, charcoal, pen, pastel or ink
Painting: on paper, canvas or board using any type of paint
Mixed Media: combining a variety of techniques, paint, collage, assemblage PLEASE NOTE: entries may be mounted on board or card.
10. Drawing 11. Painting, 12. Mixed Media 5 YEARS & UNDER 13. Drawing 14. Painting 15. Mixed Media
FRAMED WORK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Limit of 1 entry per person per class Thank You to our generous sponsors: Intersport Victor Harbor, The Office Shop Victor Harbor & All Sweets & Treats Victor Harbor.
The importance of presenting a show in an innovative and attractive manner underpins the desire of the general public to keep returning year after year. Whether it is to see what is new or to appreciate traditional sections presented in a different way, it all helps to build anticipation and the notion that the show is an event not to be missed.
The Innovation Award is intended to encourage conveners to present their sections in an attractive manner that builds curiosity and creates interest. It also rewards them for their extra time and effort. It will be a three-tiered process, with judging at Local Show, Association and State Level, with the following guidelines to assist show committees.
1. The Show Committee establishes which section is the most innovative on the day. This can be achieved by either the President doing a “ Captains Pick “, the Committee collectively making a decision or a suitable person being asked to judge. It could be a good opportunity to
involve the Show Patron as a judge.
2 . When the Section has been selected, it is suggested that photos be taken to be used to prepare a submission for entry at Association Level.
3 . An announcement and presentation to the winner can be made at the Official Opening or some other appropriate time.
4 . Following the Show, when time permits, a submission is prepared, briefly explaining the innovative features of the section with photos to support it . This is then sent to the Association Secretary / Convener by the prescribed date.
1 . The Secretary / Convener, on receipt of all the submissions, will arrange for a suitable person (preferably with some marketing / promotional / business experience) to judge the entries at a convenient time.
2 . The announcement of the winner (and placings, if desired) can be made at the Association Awards Presentation Dinner / Function.
3 . The winning entry / submission
is then sent to the State Office for judging.
1 . The State Convener, on receipt of the Association Entries, will arrange for a suitably qualified person to judge them at a convenient time.
2 . The winner and placings will be announced at the Rural Ambassador Dinner during the Royal Adelaide Show.
The State Level is being sponsored by Michael Scott, as well as the Southern Association and the Pt. Elliot Show. Shows and Associations are encouraged to seek sponsors for their own areas.
It is understood that some spring shows may not be prepared for the competition this year, however it is hoped that all shows will encourage and support their hard working conveners next year.
The year runs from August to July as with other competitions.
Convener: Patsy Greer | Phone 8552 5890. Senior Steward: Margaret Dent OAM
THE PORT ELLIOT SHOW ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROSITY OF THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS:
Sponsors : Ian & Carol Youles, Tudor Homewares & Coffee Palace Victor Harbor, Raw Bulk Foods Victor Harbor, Nut Cracker Sweet Port Elliot & Victor Harbor, Compass Meats Mount Compass, Victor Harbor Farmers Markets stallholders – Riverland Fruit, Virgaras Gardens, H. Kouzina & Victorfish, Bargain Barn Port Elliot, Patsy Greer Encounter Bay.
The late Patron Lorraine Pomery OAM, the late Carl Ahrns.
See Page 31 for Entry details.
One entry per person, per class. Exhibits are to be on a firm paper or cardboard plate. No plastic please. Cakes can be round, square or log. Biscuits can be round or square. Please note: cooling rack marks must not be present on cakes. Judges Hint: place a sheet of newspaper on the table surface, cover with a tea towel and lay cake on top to cool. Note: *** Ordinary Icing (ordinary icing sugar powder mixed with milk or butter), ## Homemade or purchased puff pastry to be used in classes where indicated. Prize money awarded 1st $5, 2nd $3 & 3rd $1
Class
16. 3 Cheese Scones – even size
17. 3 Lamingtons (pink or chocolate – no cream)
18. Celebration Cake – any theme (identify) – ice & decorate top only ***
19. 4 Sausage Rolls – party size ##
20. 3 Iced Cup Cakes (using fondant icing only)
21. 4 Decorated Biscuits “Footy or Sport Theme”ordinary icing ***
22. 4 Chocolate Brownies – iced or uniced ***
A “Best Exhibit” Trophy, Ribbon and Prize will be awarded from classes 16-22, donated by the Cookery Convener Patsy Greer
Class
23. 3 Cheese Scones – even size
24. 3 Lamingtons (pink or chocolate – no cream)
25. Celebration Cake – any theme (identify) – ice & decorate top only ***
26. 4 Decorated Biscuits “Christmas” theme – ***
27. 3 Chocolate Brownies – iced or uniced ***
28. 4 Sausage Rolls ## - party size
29. 3 Iced Cup Cakes (using fondant icing only)
The Gwen Ahrns Perpetual Encouragement Trophy, Ribbon and Prize will be awarded from classes 23-29
Class
30. 4 Gingerbread People – homemade – must be iced and decorated
31. 2 Iced Cup Cakes – ordinary icing *
32. Favourite Cake – any flavour iced & decorate top only *** (identify) home ingredients or packet
33. 3 Chocolate Brownies iced or uniced ***
34. 4 Decorated Biscuits – “Footy or Sport” theme –ordinary icing ***
35. 4 Decorated “Christmas” theme biscuits – ordinary icing ***
36. 4 Decorated Honey Crackles
37. 4 Chocolate Chip Biscuits – uniced
38. 4 Sausage Rolls ## - party size
A “Best Exhibit Perpetual Trophy”, Ribbon and Prize will be awarded from classes 30 -38 donated by Show Patron the late Lorraine Pomery OAM
4 YEARS & UNDER
Class
39. 2 Iced Cup Cakes *** ordinary icing
40. 4 Decorated Biscuits *** (biscuits can be homemade or bought)
41. 3 Chocolate Crackles
42. 3 Decorated Honey Crackles
43. 4 Gingerbread People – (can be homemade or bought) but must be iced & decorated
A “Best Exhibit” Ribbon, Trophy and Prize will be awarded from classes 39-43
A “Best in Show Junior Exhibit” Ribbon and prize will be awarded from classes 16-43
The Port Elliot Show Acknowledges the GENEROSITY of the following sponsors:
Convener : Patsy Greer | Phone 8552 5890
Senior Steward : Margaret Dent OAM
Tudor Homewares and Coffee Palace Victor Harbor, Patsy Greer Encounter Bay,Carol & Ian Youles Middleton, Compass Meats Mount Compass, Raw Bulk Foods Victor Harbor, Nutcracker Sweet Port Elliot & Victor Harbor and Victor Harbor Farmers Market stallholders: Virgaras Garden, Victorfish,Riverland Fruit, H.Kouzina.
Cakes in Open Classes can be round, square or log. Biscuits can be round or square. Please note: NO Cooling rack marks must be present on cakes. Judges Hint: Place a sheet of newspaper on the table surface, cover with a tea towel and lay cake on top to cool. *** Ordinary icing (ordinary icing sugar powder mixed with milk or butter). ## Homemade or Puff Pastry and can be used in classes where indicated. * Items to be presented on a firm paper plate or cardboard (NO PLASTIC PLATES)
See page 31 for Entry Form
Class
44. LAUCKE CWA SCONE MIX COMPETITION – SEE PAGE 36 FOR DETAILS
45. NATIVE FOOD COMPETITION – SEE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE FOR DETAILS
General Scone Competition
46. 3 Plain Scones – even size
47. 3 Fruit Scones – even size
48. 3 Savoury Scones – even size
49. Handmade or machine-made Cheese and Herb Loaf
50. Bread – White oven baked
51. Bread – Wholemeal machine made
52. Bread – Grain Mix machine-made
53. Bread - Hand or machine-made Rye Loaf
54. 1 Pie Plate (Family Size) ##
55. 4 Party Sausage Rolls ##
56. 2 Cornish Pasties (normal size) ##
A “Best Exhibit” Ribbon and prize will be awarded from classes 46-56
Class
57. Gluten Free Cake uniced list ingredients
58. Zucchini Cake – uniced
59. Gingerbread House – (no larger than 18cm x 15cm using ordinary icing ***
60. Lemon Drizzle Cake – (lemon & sugar drizzled over the cake)
61. Carrot Cake – iced (top only) ***
62. Plain Sponge – jam filled
63. Dark Fruit Cake – uniced
64. Boiled Fruit Cake – uniced
65. Apple Cake – uniced
66. Any other cake not listed – iced (top only) identify ***
A “Best Exhibit” Trophy, Ribbon and prize will be awarded from classes 57-66 in honour of the late Anne Innes and donated by Ian & Carol Youles.
Class
67. 4 Decorated Iced Cup Cakes (fondant icing)
68. 4 Uncooked Slices (2 different varieties) iced/uniced ***
69. 3 Lamingtons (chocolate or pink) no cream
70. 2 Distinct Savoury Biscuits (2 pieces of each – identify)
71. 4 Energy Balls (identify – 2 varieties 3cm diameter –(list ingredients)
72. 4 Friands – uniced
73. 4 Melting Moment Biscuits – iced ***
74. 4 Shortbread Biscuits (any shape) uniced
A “Best Exhibit” Ribbon and prize will be awarded from classes 67-74
A”Best in Show” Ribbon and prize will be awarded from classes 46-74.
See page 31 for Entry Form
Details available on our website www.portelliotshow.com.au
LOCAL PRIZE – 1st Creative Native $30 voucher
STATE – 1st Creative Native $60 Voucher, 2nd Creative Native $40 voucher, 3rd Creative Native $20 voucher.
COMPETITION OUTLINE
• Best baked item featuring a Native Food item, can be either sweet or savoury.
• 5 small, identical items.
• Native Food item labelled on the entry.
• Only one entry per person, no entry fee.
• Entrants are only eligible to win one local final.
• Winners from each local show to be eligible to enter and be judged at the nominated association show.
• The 10 association winners will compete in the State Final judged at the Royal Adelaide Show.
• Baked item to be considered on the merits of its type and then the best overall chosen as the winner.
• The 10 associations winners will be eligible to compete in the State Final held at the Royal Adelaide Show. Please check the SA Country Show’s website for the date.
• State finalists will be required to cook their best Native Food variation.
• The event will coincide with the judging of the Rich Fruit and Genoa Cake Competition State final
Prizes sponsored by Laucke Flour Mills & SA Country Women’s Assn TO BE JUDGED AT PORT ELLIOT SHOW
1st Prize winner eligible to compete in Southern Country Shows Association final COMPETITION OUTLINE:
• Best SAVOURY SCONES—variation of your scone recipe which must use the LAUCKE/CWA COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Scone Mix as the base
• Only one entry per person
• Entrants are only eligible to win one local final ENTRIES MUST BE FROM AN INDIVIDUAL AND INCLUDE THE ENTRANT’S NAME AND FULL CONTACT DETAILS
• The 10 Association winners will then compete in a State Final as part of the 2026 Royal Adelaide Show
• No entry fees
• Entrants please note that you DO NOT have to follow the recipe on the back of the box. You use the mix as a base only.
• If the CWA Scone Mix is not available in your town, please contact your local show secretary
• Revenue to the CWA from sales of the scone mix is used to assist drought affected families in South Australia and Interstate JUDGING GUIDELINES
1. 5 scones presented for Judging.
2. Scones should be approximately 5cms in diameter.
3. Well risen, straight sides, thin golden crust top and bottom, no flour base.
4. Fine, moist texture, good crumb, good flavour and according to type.
PRIZE ALLOCATION
LOCAL
1st - Laucke Goods Hamper (value approx $17)
2nd - Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1 x 1.2kg, value approx $5.50)
3rd - Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1 x 1.2kg, value approx $5.50)
ASSOCIATION FINALS - TO BE HELD AT SCSA ANNUAL DINNER May 2nd 2026 at Strathalbyn LOCAL STATE FINAL
1st $40.00 1st $200.00
2nd $20.00 2nd $75.00
3rd $10.00 3rd $40.00
SUNBEAM PRODUCTS TO BE USED WHERE POSSIBLE
2025 SOUTHERN COUNTRY SHOWS ASSOCIATION
SEMI-FINALS
to be held at the COONALPYN SHOW
On Saturday 18th October, 2025
COOKERY CONVENOR:
Julianne Wandel M: 0429 098 526 E: juliannewandel9@gmail.com
FREE ENTRY: 1 ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR
Entries Close: 6:00 p.m. Wednesday 15th October, 2025
Entries to the Secretary: Nadene Jericho: M: 0400 209 262 E: secretary@coonalpynshow.com.au
Entry forms available in the Coonalpyn Show Book or from the Show’s website - www.coonalpynshow.com.au
Fruit Cake and Genoa Cake exhibits will be accepted for judging on Saturday 18th October from 8.00 a.m. to 11.30am and not to be removed until 4.30pm.
Open Judging will be held on Saturday 18th October at 2.00 p.m.
(Recipe to be used - Cake not to be iced - for hints go to www.sacountryshows.com ) SUNBEAM PRODUCTS TO BE USED WHERE POSSIBLE Prize money: First - $60, Second - $25, Third - $10.
INGREDIENTS:
• 250 grams butter
• 250 grams dark brown sugar
• 6 eggs
• 250 grams sultanas
• 250 grams raisins
• 200 grams currants
• 100 grams dates
• 60 grams chopped red glacé cherries
• 60 grams mixed peel
• 60 grams chopped almonds
• 375 grams plain flour
• 1 teaspoon baking powder
• 1 teaspoon mixed spice
• 200 mls sherry or brandy
METHOD:
• Mix together all fruits, and soak in the sherry or brandy overnight.
• Sift together flour, baking powder and spice.
• Cream together butter and sugar.
• Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively add the fruit and flour and lastly the chopped nuts.
• Mix thoroughly.
• Place mixture into a prepared square tin (approx. 1922cm in size)
• Bake in a slow oven for approx 3 – 3 1/2 hours
Sponsored by SUNBEAM
Winner eligible to compete in the State Final to be held at the 2026 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
PRIZES: FIRST - $300, SECOND - $100, THIRD - $50
(Exhibitors own recipe to be used - Cake not to be iced. Size and shape optional (no recipe need accompany exhibit) SUNBEAM PRODUCTS TO BE USED WHERE POSSIBLE SEMI-FINALS TO BE HELD AT THE
COONALPYN SHOW
FREE ENTRY: 1 ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR
Prize money: First - $50, Second - $20, Third - $10
Sponsored by SUNBEAM
Winner eligible to compete in the State Final to be held at the 2026 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
PRIZES: FIRST - $300, SECOND - $100, THIRD - $50
Co-Conveners: Janet Ellis Email: janetellis53@hotmail.com Mobile: 0407 601 460
Vanessa Edwards Email: eddysfamily@bigpond.com
The Port Elliot Show acknowledges the generosity of the following sponsors: Caffe DeCarlo Goolwa, Kate’s Hair Studio Port Elliot, Bruce Master Plumbers Victor Harbor, Edwards Family Victor Harbor, Ellis Family Port Elliot, The Dunes Mini Golf Victor Harbor, Port Elliot Pharmacy, Port Elliot Bakery, Victa Cinema Victor Harbor, Browse In & $ave Victor Harbor and Goolwa, TerryWhite Chemmart Victor Harbor
DELIVERY Please note: Exhibit items for Craft can be delivered to the O’Brien Pavilion during the following times, Thursday October 9th 2025 3pm-6pm and Friday October 10th 2025 between 8.30am and 11.30am.
See page 31 for Entry Form
LIMIT OF THREE ENTRIES PER PERSON PER CLASS.
PRIZE MONEY AWARDED 1ST $5, 2ND $3 & 3RD $1
CLASS
75. Pebble Art
76. Ocean/Nature Themed Item
77. Make Anything from Rope
78. Decorated Phone/Tablet Case
79. Basketry
80. Paper Craft
81. Create an Item from Cardboard e.g. house, car, wall art
82. Jewellery made from Everyday Items e.g. washers, spoons
83. Unclassified Craft (describe what is to be judged)
84. Decorated clothing – any medium e.g. jeans, T-shirt Award to “Best Exhibit” Classes 75-84
9-13 YEARS
85. Paper Craft (e.g. origami, quilling, etc)
86. Jewellery any item (e.g. polymer clay, beading., etc)
87. Button Art
88. Upcycled/Repurposed/Recycled Item
89. Create an Item from Cardboard e.g. house, car, wall art
90. Ocean/Nature themed item
91. Decorated Phone/Tablet Case
92. Christmas Creation – any item
93. Tie Dyed Item
94. Diorama (3D replica of a scene)
95. Unclassified Craft (describe what is to be judged) Award to “Best Exhibit” Classes 85-95
96. Creation Using Cardboard Rolls
97. Decorated Box (no bigger than shoe box)
98. Upcycled/Repurposed/Recycled Item
99. Button Art
100. Paper Plate/Cup/Straw Craft
101. Christmas Creation – any item
102. Diorama (3D replica of a scene)
103. Ocean/Nature Themed Item
104. Unclassified Craft (describe what is to be judged)
Award to “Best Exhibit” Classes 96-104
4 YEARS AND UNDER
105. Pebble/Stone Pet
106. Paper Bag Monster
107. Most Creative Use of a Footprint
108. Egg Carton Creation (e.g. animal, flowers, mask, etc)
109. Paper Plate/Cup/Straw Craft
110. Threaded Item (e.g. cut straws, paper shapes etc)
Award to “Best Exhibit” Classes 105-110
Port Elliot Branch of SA CWA Inc. Perpetual Trophy for the Most Outstanding Exhibit in Junior Craft – Judge’s choice. Trophy and Voucher awarded.
LEGO themed exhibits to be on sturdy boards no bigger than 38.5cm x 38.5cm to enable movement to placement in cabinets. No motorized exhibits. Original design favoured.
14-16 YEARS
111 Lego – any item
9-13 YEARS
112 Lego – Vehicle
113 Lego – Themed display (e.g. Space, Farm, “Show Time”)
JUNIOR 5-8 YEARS
114 Lego – Themed display (e.g. Space, Farm, “Show Time”)
115 Lego – Vehicle
JUNIOR 4 YEARS AND UNDER
116 Lego/Duplo – Building/Vehicle
First prizes awarded in each Class of Lego
Co-Conveners: Janet Ellis 0407601460 Email: janetellis53@hotmail.com Vanessa Edwards Email: eddysfamily@bigpond.com
The Port Elliot Show acknowledges the generosity of the following sponsors: Caffe DeCarlo Goolwa, Kate’s Hair Studio Port Elliot, Bruce Master Plumbers Victor Harbor, Ellis Family Port Elliot, Edwards Family Victor Harbor, The Dunes Mini Golf Victor Harbor, Port Elliot Pharmacy, Port Elliot Bakery, Victa Cinema, Browse In & $ave Victor Harbor and Goolwa, TerryWhite Chemmart Victor Harbor. See page 31 for Entry Form
CLASS
117. Craft using resin e.g. jewellery, coasters, bookmarks
118. 3 x Handmade Cards
119. Upcycled/Repurposed/Recycled Item
120. Mosaic – any item (not exceeding 40x40x40cm)
121. Ocean/Nature Themed Craft
122. Creative use of stones/pebbles
123. Hanging Item (e.g. dream/sun catcher, macrame, etc)
124. Paper Craft
125. Basketry
126. Christmas Creation – any item
127. Unclassified Craft (describe what is to be judged) Award to “Most Outstanding Exhibit in Open Craft” donated by Bruce Master Plumbers Victor Harbor
Families of the Fleurieu continue to donate articles of historical significance to the Museum, often items unused for years. They do this in the knowledge that they will be cared for and looked after. The history of these items is researched to ensure authenticity, the items restored by our volunteers and displayed for public enjoyment.
A consistent group of volunteers attend each week and spend their time restoring the items which have been donated. While this does not cost very much because our volunteers do the work, the Museum still has bills to pay, and any donations received are used for the restorations.
We are open Thursdays and Sundays from 10am
till 3pm, and at other times by appointment. If there is a group who wish to come, we can even do morning tea or lunch (email secretary@sfhmuseum.net.au for a quote). Entry is $7.00 for Adults $2.00 for children under 16, under 5 years are free and family tickets are $15.00. Over the Show weekend the Museum will be open from 9am till 4pm and we would appreciate a gold coin donation from visitors. The collection cans are located at the front and rear doors and at various places around the Museum.
Enquiries, please email the Secretary Lorraine Werner or telephone our President Deane Perry on 0427 114 189.
Convener:
Sue Thomas – indoorcoordinator@portelliotshow.com.au | 0418 847 626
The Port Elliot Show acknowledges the generosity of the following sponsors: The Stihl Shop Victor Harbor, Sinclair Florists Victor Harbor, RM Rose Family.
Limit of one entry per person per class
Exhibitors can set up their Cut Flowers exhibits on the table in the O’Brien pavilion between 9am - 10am only on drop off day Friday 11th October. No public access after that time.
See page 31 for Entry Form
CUT FLOWERS
Class
128. Flowering or Ornamental Shrub & Tree variety (not exceeding 40cm)
129. Bulbous Tuberous or Corms 3 cuts (not orchid)
130. Orchid 1 cut
131. One Kind of Flower 3 distinct cuts
132. 3 Red flowers
133. 3 White flowers
134. 3 Yellow flowers
135. 3 Pink flowers
136. 3 Blue/Mauve flowers
137. Carnation 1 bloom any colour
138. Sweet Peas 3 distinct cuts
139. Gerbera 1 bloom any colour
140. Ranunculus 1 cut any colour
141. Pelargonium Regal 3 distinct cuts any colour
142. Pelargonium Regal 1 cut any colour
143. Geranium Double 1 cut any colour
144. Geranium Single 1 cut any colour
145. Bearded Iris 3 cuts not necessarily distinct
146. Bearded Iris 1 cut
147. Dutch Iris 1 cut
148. Tulips any variety 3 cuts
149. Poppies any Variety 3 cuts
150. Native any Variety 3 distinct cuts or blooms
A “Port Elliot Show Championship – Best Bloom in Show (other than a rose)” – Ribbon & Voucher donated by The Stihl Shop Victor Harbor will be awarded in classes 128-150.
No pots to exceed 40cm (all pots must be clean)
167. Maidenhair Fern
168. Flowering Clivia
169. Foliage Plant in Flower
170. Any Cactus
171. Any Cyclamen
172. Any Fern (not maidenhair)
173. Any Pot Plant (not listed)
174. Any Orchid
A “Port Elliot Show Best Open Pot Plant in Show” Ribbon & Voucher Donated by Sinclair Florist, Victor Harbor will be awarded in classes 167-174
151. Yellow Rose 1 bloom
152. Yellow Rose 1 bud
153. Red Rose 1 bloom
154. Red Rose 1 bud
155. Pink Rose 1 bloom
156. Pink Rose 1 bud
157. White Rose 1 bloom
158. White Rose 1 bud
159. Multi Coloured Rose 1 bloom
160. Multi Coloured Rose 1 bud
161. Any other colour Rose 1 bloom
162. Any other colour Rose 1 bud
163. Roses 3 of 1 variety
164. Roses 3 distinct varieties
165. Rose Floribunda 1 cut any colour
166. Miniature Rose 1 cut (1 or more blooms on 1 stem)
A “Port Elliot Show Championship
- Best Rose in Show” Ribbon & Voucher donated by Sinclair Florist Victor Harbor will awarded in classes 151-166
Class 14-16 YEARS
175. Any Pot Plant in a Novelty Container (not to exceed 40cm total width including foliage)
176. Window Box (not to exceed 40cm total width including foliage)
Cash prize and ribbon “Best Exhibit - Junior” Classes 175-176 – donated by RM Rose Memorial Encouragement Award.
13 YEARS AND UNDER
177. Any Pot Plant in a Novelty Container (not to exceed 40cm total width including foliage)
178. Window Box (not to exceed 40cm total width including foliage)
Cash prize and ribbon “Best Exhibit - Junior” Classes 177-178 – donated by RM Rose Memorial Encouragement Award.
Co-Conveners: Barbara Burford & Susan Huddy
Barbara Mobile: 0403 839 512
Email: barb1burford@yahoo.com.au
SPONSORS: Ms. Gail van Ryswyk Victor Harbor, Mrs. Connie Barnes Victor Harbor, Morgan Park Garden Centre Victor Harbor, Charlie & Jack Victor Harbor, Mrs Janette Thomas Victor Harbor, Mrs Claire McDonald
Limit of one entry per person per class. See page 31 for Entry Form.
HINTS FOR EXHIBITORS Use fresh material only, no leaves are to be in water. Stand flowers and foliage in water for 1 hour before use to condition them. Mechanics Floral foam (Oasis), pin holders, wire or plastic mesh must be firmly secured to the container. Adhesive tape, cable and plant ties, bamboo skewers and kebab sticks are allowed. Driftwood, bark, twigs can be used for wood.
Exhibitors can set up floral arrangements on table in the O’Brien pavilion between 9am – 10am only on drop off day Friday 10th October. No public access after that time.
OPEN Class
179. Floral Arrangement using wood and or bark.
180. Floral Arrangement using 2 containers.
181. Floral Arrangement Tall and Slender
182. Petite Floral Arrangement (height and width not to exceed 30cm Voucher & Ribbon for Best Exhibit Open Classes Donated by Charlie & Jack NOVICE
Novice Class is open to any exhibitor who has not won more than 3 x 1st prizes in any Novice class.
183. Floral Arrangement in a basket.
184. Floral Arrangement Song Title
185. Floral Arrangement using all Green plus 1 colour in any container. Ribbon & Voucher for “Best Exhibit – Novice” Classes donated by Mrs. Claire McDonald.
A “Port Elliot Show - Most Outstanding Exhibit Classes Floral Art” voucher & ribbon Donated by Morgan Park Garden Centre
186. Make a Posy in a vase
187. Floral Arrangement in a Boot.
188. Make an Animal of choice, using dried garden matter such as gum nuts, wood, leaves, sticks, branches or fresh flowers.
A “Port Elliot Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon and prize awarded donated by Mrs Gail van Ryswyk 5-9 YEARS
189. Floral Arrangement in a Teapot.
190. Miniature Fairy Garden.
191. Floral Arrangement in a Teacup and Saucer
A “Port Elliot Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon and prize awarded donated by Mrs Janette Thomas 4 YEARS AND UNDER
192. Floral Arrangement in damp sand in a saucer (not a paper plate)
193. Make a Posy in a jar
194. Floral Arrangement in an old boot or shoe
A “Port Elliot Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon and prize awarded donated by Mrs Connie Barnes
Convener: Robert Cary Phone 0411 149 468
Email: caryfamily@bigpond.com
Sponsorship has been very kindly donated by: Stockfeeds R Us, Port Elliot Timco Mitre 10, Bunnings Victor Harbor, Cary Family. Limit of 1 entry per person per class. Please present on a firm paper plate, NO PLASTIC PLATES.
See page 31 for Entry Form
EGGS - JUNIOR 16 YEARS & UNDER
Class
195. 6 White Fowl Eggs
196. 6 Brown Fowl Eggs
197. 6 Tinted Fowl Eggs
198. 6 Duck Eggs
199. 6 Tinted Duck Eggs
200. 6 Eggs not listed above eg Pheasant, Turkey, Goose, Quail, Pigeon, Emu
201. Presentation of 6 Eggs in a Box or Basket
“Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon & Prize awarded in classes 195-201
FRUIT & VEGETABLES - JUNIOR 11-16 years
202. Any vegetable grown by a child 11-16 yrs.
203. Arrangement of any 3 Fruits with any sort of foliage.
204. Display of Herbs (minimum of 3 varieties, 1 container must not exceed 45cm)
205. Novelty arrangement using fruit & vegetables.
“Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon & Prize awarded in classes 202-205 5-10 YEARS
206. Any Vegetable grown by a Junior 5-10 yrs.
207. 1 x bunch of 4 Carrots
208. 1 x bunch of 4 Radishes
209. Any herb, 1 variety, 20cm pot or less
210. Mr or Ms Potato Head – using fruit & vegetables only.
211. Novelty creation using fruit & vegetables.
“Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon & Prize awarded in classes 206-211
4 YEARS & UNDER
212. Novelty creation using fruit & vegetables only.
213. Any vegetable grown by a Junior 4 years & under.
“Best Junior Exhibit” Ribbon & Prize awarded in classes 212-213
“Best In Show - Junior” Ribbon awarded in classes 195-213
Convener: Robert Cary
Phone 0411 149 468
Email: caryfamily@bigpond.com
Sponsorship has been very kindly donated by: Middleton Tavern Middleton, Middleton IGA. Limit of 1 entry per person per class. Please present on a firm paper plate not plastic plates. See page 31 for Entry Form.
Open to all ages 17 yrs and over
Class
214. 6 White Fowl Eggs
215. 6 Brown Fowl Eggs
216. 6 Tinted Fowl Eggs
217. 6 Duck Eggs
218. 6 Tinted Duck Eggs
219. 6 White Bantam Eggs
220. 6 Tinted Bantam Eggs
221. Minimum of 6 eggs not listed above e.g.
Pheasant, Turkey, Goose, Quail, Pigeon, Emu
“Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Prize awarded in Classes 214-221 JAMS, PRESERVES AND RELISHES
Min Jar size 250Gr
222. 1 Jar Honey
223. 1 Jar Mayonnaise
224. 1 Jar Pickled Onions
225. 1 Jar Mustard Pickles
226. 1 Jar Pickles – any variety not listed
227. 1 Jar Pesto
228. 1 Jar Tomato Relish
229. 1 Jar Relish – any variety not listed
230. 1 Jar Tomato Chutney
231. 1 Jar Fruit Chutney
232. 1 Bottle Tomato Sauce
233. 1 Jar Lemon Spread
234. 1 Jar Marmalade – any variety
235. 1 Jar Berry Jam – any variety
236. 1 Jar Fruit Jam – any variety (not including berry)
237. 1 Jar Sweet Fruit Mince (for tarts/pies)
“Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Prize will be awarded in classes 222-237
238. 3 sticks Rhubarb
239. 6 Lemons
240. 6 Limes
241. 1 Pumpkin (any variety)
242. 1 bunch 4 Carrots
243. 1 bunch 4 Parsnips
244. 1 bunch 4 Turnips
245. 1 bunch 3 Beetroot
246. 1 bunch 3 Leeks
247. 1 bunch Spinach or Silverbeet
248. 1 Cabbage – any variety
249. Any Fruit or Vegetable not listed.
250. Presentation Basket combining Fruit & Vegetables
251. Display of Herbs (minimum of 3 varieties, container must not exceed 45cm)
“Best in Show - Open” Ribbon & Prize will be awarded in classes 238-251
A “Port Elliot show Most Outstanding Exhibit Open Home Produce” will be awarded in classes 214-251
Convener: Jean Gunnett, Email: jgunnett@aapt.net.au
Sponsors: Aust. Sewing Guild – Fleurieu Group, Embroiderers Guild of SA South Coast Branch, Pennylane Patchwork, RM Rose Memorial and Victor Harbor Lace Makers, Strathalbyn Lacemakers. Limit of three entries per person per class.
**Entries in this section are not to be laundered or dry cleaned** Please note on the entry form if in any section your item “DESIGNED BY ENTRANT” See page 31 for Entry form
PLEASE NOTE: Exhibits for Needlework can ONLY be delivered to the O’Brien Pavilion on Thursday October 9th 2025 3pm and 6pm. Any exhibits delivered after that time will not be eligible for judging.
Class
252. Knitted or crocheted article
253. Embroidered or decorated article
254. Machine sewn article/original quilt
255. Gift or Novelty
A “Best Exhibit Junior” ribbon & voucher will be awarded in classes 252-255
9-13 YEARS
256. Knitted or crocheted article
257. Embroidered or decorated article
258. Machine sewn article
259. Gift or novelty
A “Best Exhibit Junior” ribbon & prize will be awarded Classes 256-259
8 YEARS & UNDER
260. Knitted or crocheted article
261. Embroidered or decorated article
262. Machine sewn article
263. Gift or novelty
A “Best Exhibit Junior” ribbon & prize will be awarded in Classes 260-263
A “Port Elliot Show - Most Outstanding Exhibit Junior Needlework” will be awarded.
Convener: Jean Gunnett, Email: jgunnett@aapt.net.au
Sponsors: Aust. Sewing Guild – Fleurieu Group, Embroiderers Guild of SA South Coast Branch, Pennylane Patchwork, RM Rose Memorial and Victor Harbor Lace Makers, Strathalbyn Lacemakers
Limit of three entries per person per class.
**Entries in this section are not to be laundered or dry cleaned**
Please note on the entry form if in any section your item “DESIGNED BY ENTRANT”
See page 31 for Entry Form
PLEASE NOTE: Exhibits for Needlework can ONLY be delivered to the O’Brien Pavilion on Thursday October 9th 2025 between 3pm and 6pm. Any exhibits delivered after that time will not be eligible for judging.
EMBROIDERY DEFINITIONS
Surface embroidery refers to all those hand stitches worked freely across the surface of the fabric without the necessity of counting the threads, including using ribbon, thread, wool etc. Counted embroidery refers to handmade articles which are worked by counting the threads of the fabric, including cross stitch, long stitch, and tapestry.
Class
264. Adult garment
265. Child/Baby garment
266. Shawl or Rug
267. Accessory – scarf, gloves, hat, bag, cushion, tea cosy
268. Toy
269. Article from hand spun yarn
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Prize will be awarded in classes 264-269
CROCHET
270. Adult garment
271. Child/Baby garment
272. Shawl or Rug
273. Accessory – scarf, gloves, hat, bag, cushion, tea cosy
274. Toy
275. Doily or Tablecloth
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 270-275
EMBROIDERY (HAND) FRAMED OR UN-FRAMED
276. Any Handmade Article using a surface embroidery technique.
277. Any Handmade Article using a counted embroidery technique.
278. Any Article using machine embroidery.
279. Any Other Embroidery Article or Garment featuring embroidery, not included elsewhere.
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 276-279
DRESSMAKING
280. Baby/Child garment
281. Adult Garment
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 280-281
282. Any handmade bobbin lace edging mounted by hand onto fabric.
283. Any handmade bobbin lace article, wholly made of lace.
284. An article of handmade lace using any other technique. eg. Tatting, knitted lace etc.
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 282-284
& TEDDIES
285. Doll made from fabric.
286. Dressed Doll
287. Teddy Bear from fur or fabric
288. Dressed Teddy or other handmade soft toy.
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 285-288
289. Small Quilt featuring applique (under 60”)
290. Small Quilt pieced and quilted by entrant.
291. Miniature Quilt up to 35cm.
292. Large Quilt (over 60”) quilted by 2 or more people.
293. Large Quilt (over 60”).
294. Other Quilted Article (cushion, bag, clothing, etc).
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 289-294
295. Any Felted Article – wet or machine felted.
296. Any Item unclassified
A “Best Exhibit Open” Ribbon & Voucher will be awarded in classes 295-296.
A “Port Elliot Show - Best in Show Needlework Open” ribbon and prize will be awarded in classes 264-296
Convener: Doug Collins, Mobile: 0416 210 227, Email: whittling@waitpingacliffs.com
Mark Farmer, Mobile: 0423 981 470, Email: mfa@bigpond.net.au
Bernie Stefan-Rasmus, Mobile: 0412 629 805, Email: berniesr@gmail.com
We acknowledge the generosity of the following sponsors: Timco Mitre 10 – Port Elliot Road, Port Elliot SA Ph: 08 8554 2312 Adelaide School of Woodwork – 10/5-7 Victoria Dr. Parafield Gardens SA 5107 Ph: 08 81263874 Goolwa Home Hardware – 64 Gardiner Street, Goolwa SA 5214 Ph: 08 8555 3605, Carbatec - carbatec.com.au Ph: 1800 658 111 Otto Timber – 14 Glen Stuart Rd, Magill SA 5072 Ph: 08 71303308
Only open to amateurs. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. Please read the schedule carefully to ensure your exhibit is entered in the correct class for appropriate judging (if in doubt please contact Convener)
Limit of 3 (three) items per person in each class in Open classes, and limit of 1. (one) item per person in each class in Junior Classes.
See Entry Form on page 31.
Class
297. Wooden Models
298. Small Furniture
299. Any Woodwork Item
RIBBON PLUS PRIZES TO BE AWARDED:
First Prize $50 gift certificate from the Adelaide School of Woodwork
Second Prize $25 gift certificate from the Adelaide School of Woodwork
Third Place: Ribbon
Class
302. Wood Turning - Principle element involves the use of a lathe.
303. Wood Carving – Principle element is carved (with or without power).
304. Wooden Model Making – Components have been made by the entrant and should be primarily of wood and subsequently assembled. Commercial plans may be used in the making of components, but no prefabricated model kits will be accepted.
305. Furniture Item – small pieces of furniture (foot stool, end table etc.)
306. Woodwork Item – Other eg. Toys, doll’s houses, jewellery box (not carved or turned), Intarsia or Scroll saw projects, Pyrography.
First Prize in each Open Class - Ribbon & $50 gift certificate from Carbatec
Second Prize in each Open Class – Ribbon & $25 gift certificate from Timco Mitre 10
300. Wooden Models
301. Any Woodwork Item
First Prize $50 gift certificate from the Adelaide School of Woodwork
Second Prize $25 gift certificate from the Adelaide School of Woodwork
Third Prize: Ribbon
All entries eligible for “People’s Choice – Best in Show Junior” award.
307. Quirky – Any wooden object that demonstrates a sense of humour or fun. The focus in the category is less on woodwork perfection and more on the overall sense of ‘free-spirit’ it conveys
A ribbon and $50 gift certificate will be awarded in class 307 Sponsored by Adelaide School of Woodwork.
People’s Choice “Best in Show - Open” will receive a ribbon and 2 x $50 gift certificates from Otto Timber & Goolwa Home
Hardware respectively
People’s Choice “Best in Show – Junior” will receive a ribbon and 2 x $50 gift certificates from Otto Timber & Goolwa Home Hardware respectively.
Cast your vote on Saturday – Winner announced on Sunday.
COULD PRIZE WINNERS PLEASE MAKE THEMSELVES PERSONALLY AVAILABLE FOR A PHOTOGRAPH PREFERABLY DURING THE SHOW.
Open to amateurs and the exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor.
Please complete the entry form on page 31. See page 30 for delivery details and conditions of entry.
Limit 1 entry per person per class Exhibits NOT to exceed 20cm wide or weigh over 2kg.
Our theme this year is “Living on the Fleurieu” What can you make in clay that inspires you living in this beautiful region of South Australia. Ocean inspired or coastline, surfing, sea life, whales, Alpaca’s use your imagination. Ribbons and Prizes awarded in all classes.
ADULTS – ADVANCED
Class 308 – Items made from any type of clay including air dried.
ADULTS – INTERMEDIATE
Class 309 – Items made from any type of clay including air dried.
ADULTS – BEGINNER
Class 310 – Items made from any type of clay including air dried.
JUNIORS - 10 YEARS AND OVER...
Class 311 – Items made from any type of clay including air dried.
JUNIORS - UNDER 10 YEARS...
Class 312 – Items made from any type of clay including air dried.
Convener: Maria Ellers
Email: fleurieupotters@gmail.com
A HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SHOW SPONSORS, AND THOSE WHO GIVE FREELY OF THEIR TIME P R OV
ONGOING SUPPORT TO THE SOCIETY. OUR SHOW WOULD NOT BE RECOGNISED AS ONE
OF THE BEST IN SA WITHOUT YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT.
All Sweets & Treats, Victor Harbor
Australian School of Woodwork, Parafield Gardens
Australian Sewing Guild, Fleurieu Group Victor Harbor
Barbara Burford, Encounter Bay
Barossa Lodge Farm
BigW, Victor Harbor
Bridgestone Tyres, Victor Harbor
Browse In and $ave, Victor Harbor and Goolwa
Bruce Master Plumbers, Victor Harbor
Bunnings, Victor Harbor
Butler & Butler Victor Harbor
Caffé de Carlo, Goolwa
late Carl Ahrns, Victor Harbor
Carol and Ian Youles, Middleton
Cary Family, Middleton
Charlie & Jack, Victor Harbor
Compass Meats, Mt Compass
Connie Barnes, Victor Harbor
David Ayres, Victor Harbor
Della-Mina Ent, Victor Harbor
Diana Keach, Goolwa
Don’s Digitals, Victor Harbor
Edwards Family, Victor Harbor
Ellis Family, Port Elliot
Embroiderer’s Guild of SA, South Coast Branch
Energy Power Systems
Evans Earthworks, Port Elliot
Family of the late Pat Roberts
Fleurieu FM, Victor Harbor
Fleurieu Sun Newspaper, Victor Harbor
Fosters Brewery
FPAG, Mt Compass/Victor Harbor
G & J East, Strathalbyn
Gail van Ryswyk, Victor Harbor
Great Southern FM 90.1, Victor Harbor
Hi Chick, Bethel
H. Kouzina VH Farmer’s Market, Victor Harbor
Hurley Group, Arkaba Hotel
Imperial Partners Texel Polworth Studs
Intersport, Victor Harbor
Janette Thomas, Victor Harbor
Jolley Farms Aust., Hindmarsh Valley
Jumping SA
Kate’s Hair Studio, Port Elliot
Knott Family
Laucke Flour Mills Strathalbyn
Lawrie Harding Electrical, Victor Harbor
Leslie Brewer
Late Lorraine Pomery OAM, Port Elliot
McDonalds Family Restaurant, Victor Harbor
McHugh Family
Middleton IGA and Pharmacy
Middleton Tavern, Middleton
Morgan Park Garden Centre, Victor Harbor
Mr Menswear, Victor Harbor
Mustangs & Australian Classics, McLaren Vale
Patsy Greer, Encounter Bay
Pennylane Patchwork, Victor Harbor
Port Elliot Bakery
Port Elliot Pharmacy
Powermove Distribution
Repco, Victor Harbor
Raw Bulk Foods Victor Harbor
Riverland Fruit, VH Farmers Market
RM Rose Memorial, Family of Pat Roberts
Road Crash Recovery, Victor Harbor
SA CWA, Port Elliot Branch
SA Design and Print, Port Elliot
Sheila Coote
Sinclair Florist, Victor Harbor
South Coast Camera Club, Victor Harbor
South Coast Auto Repairs, Port Elliot
South Coast Signs, Victor Harbor
Southern Argus Newspaper, Strathalbyn
South Seas Books, Port Elliot
Southern Country Shows Association
Stihl Shop, Victor Harbor
Stock Feeds R Us, Victor Harbor
Strathalbyn Lace Makers
Thomas Family, Victor Harbor
TerryWhite Chemmart, Victor Harbor
The Dunes Mini Golf, Victor Harbor
The Office Shop, Victor Harbor
Timco Mitre 10, Port Elliot
Totally Workwear, Port Elliot
Tudor Homewares & Coffee Palace, Victor Harbor
Ultra Tune, Victor Harbor
Victa Cinema, Victor Harbor
Victor Harbor and Port Elliot Lions Club
Victor Harbor Lacemakers
Victor Wardrobes, Victor Harbor
Victorfish, V H Farmer’s Market
Virgaras Gardens, V H Farmer’s Market
Woolworths, Victor Harbor and Goolwa
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whyallanewsonline.com.au 08 8644 9400 Whyalla
plainsproducer.com.au 08 8862 1977
Adelaide Plains, Lower, Mid North SA, Clare, Gilbert Valleys & Southern Flinders Ranges
bunyippress.com.au 8522 1233
Gawler, Barossa & Adelaide Plains
fleurieusun.com.au
08 8528 8400
The entire Fleurieu Peninsula
victorharbortimes.com.au 08 8528 8400
The entire Fleurieu Peninsula
epadvocate.com.au 08 8682 1055
The entire Eyre Peninsula
portlincolntimes.com.au 08 8682 1055
Port Lincoln, Cummins, Tumby Bay & Coffin Bay
murrayvalleystandard.com.au 08 8532 8000
Murray Bridge, Mannum, Tailem Bend, Karoonda & surrounds
theislanderonline.com.au 08 8553 4800 Kangaroo Island
borderchronicle.com.au 08 8752 1511
Bordertown and surrounds
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The entire Limestone Coast
penolapennant.com.au 08 8741 8170
Millicent, Penola and surrounds of the Limestone Coast
borderwatch.com.au 08 8741 8170
Mount Gambier
setimes.com.au 08 8741 8170
Millicent, Penola and surrounds of the Limestone Coast
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