Friday 14th October 2016 Approx. 7.00pm (during interval of bull ride) Followed By a BBQ and Refreshments CLASSES: Age up to and including 1st October H1 - Under 12 months H2 - 12 – 16 months H3 - 16 – 20 months ENTRY: $11.00 PRIZES: 1ST - $125.00 2nd $75.00 3rd $30.00 CHAMPION JUNIOR HEIFER: Trophy donated by Little Valley Braford Grazing RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER: Trophy donated by T & S Serone Entries Close: 5pm – 7th October 2016 ALL BREEDS LED STEER: (No perm. Teeth) Class A: 400 kg & under. Class B: over 400 kg. Champion All Breeds Led Steer BREEDERS GROUP Class C: 3 animals any age, 1 Bull & 2 females for general classes, owned & breed by exhibitor. WAL BENNETT MEMORIAL TROPHY JUNIOR PARADERS: No entry fee Classes Under 13 years as at 1st October 2016 13 – 19 years as at 1st October 2016 19 – u/25 years as at 1st October 2016 Sponsored by: Willow Oak Santa Gertrudis & Casino Show Society Over 25 years as at 1st October 2016 (Breed Uniform must be worn) Entry Fee $10.00. Prizemoney $200.00 Sponsored by: Deejay Partnership Parader’s must parade either female / steer under 20 months. Parader’s proof of age may be required. Contestants to nominate with appointed steward on the day. Sydney Royal requirements are Female under 20 mths or Steer under 20 mths at the discretion of the committee. Bos Indicus British Euro Bull under 12 months 1 15 29 Bull 12 & under 16 months 2 16 30 Bull 16 & under 20 months 3 17 31 Junior Champion Bull Reserve Junior Champion Bull Bull 20 & under 24 months 4 18 32 Bull 24 & under 30 months 5 19 33 Bull 30 months & over 6 20 34 Champion Bull Reserve Champion Bull Female under 12 months 7 21 35 Female 12 & under 16 months 8 22 36 Female 16 & under 20 months 9 23 37 Junior Champion Female Res. Jnr. Champion Female Female 20 & under 24 months 10 24 38 Female 24 & under 30 months 11 25 39 Female 30 months & over 12 26 40 Champion Female Reserve Champion Female Sire’s Progeny - 3 head (Bulls & Females) Owned & bred by Exhibitor 13 27 41 Exhibitor’s Group – 3 head (Bulls & Females) Owned & bred by Exhibitor 14 28 42 INTERBREED CLASSES Bull & Female; Owned & bred by Exhibitor. 43 43 43 Pair Bulls; Owned & bred by exhibitor. 44 44 44 Pair Females; Owned & bred by exhibitor. 45 45 45 Junior Champion Male Junior Champion Female Senior Champion Male Senior Champion Female Supreme Beef Exhibit Supreme Beef Exhibit $100.00 Sponsored by Mogul Brahman Stud

Snapshots of History

1935

The cattle were an outstanding lot. More than 100 Jerseys were paraded and A.C. Cowan of Tatham put up a record by annexing the two championships and reserve championships, 13 firsts and eight seconds. In Ayrshires George Cowan won champion cow and won reserve in the bull class, also first and second in the butterfat competition. Arrangements were made by the Department of Railways for reduced fare to passengers to Casino and South Casino stations during the period of the show.

1955

The 1955 show proved an outstanding success, when over 8,000 people attended the show on the main day. This was the first show at Casino for 14 years, and with gate takings amounting to 900 pounds on Saturday the success of the show was assured. The new Casino showground, situated at the racecourse, is claimed by the society to be the largest showground area in the state. The main ring is claimed to be even larger than the main ring of the Sydney Showground.

1962

Casino's first show under lights drew thousands of people to the showground. The huge crowd bumped the gate takings for the two-day show up to 1056 pounds, twice as much as from the year before. The new 4800 pound lighting system, described as the best on any showground in NSW, was officially turned on by the Mayor, Ald. Manyweathers.

1974

The highlight of this show was the opening of the new grandstand, which cost $10,000 and replaced the old wooden stand that was destroyed by fire two years prior. For two years the shows were held without a stand and the Jockey and Turf clubs held their cup meetings at the Lismore track.