2026 COMPETITION FORMS

Horses - Section A

Waiver

Show Jumping - Section AB

Individual Waiver Bulk Waiver

Shearing - Section C

Waiver

Stud Beef Cattle - Section D

All copies of Registrations, NVD, Cattle Health Declarations, Pestivirus Test Results and Signed Waivers to be emailed to the steward: canowindrashowcattlesteward@gmail.com BEFORE commencement of the competition.

Junior Judging & Paraders Entries Stud Cattle Entries Individual Waiver Bulk Waiver National Cattle Health Declaration

Australian British Breeds Sheep - Section EB

Waiver National Sheep Health Declaration

Poultry - Section F

Entry Form Waiver

Crop & Bale Competition - Section G

Waiver

Vintage Tractors - Section HA

Waiver

Wool - Section I

Waiver

Dog High Jump - Section J

Waiver

Car, Ute & Bike Show - Section K

Waiver

Farmers Sheep Dog Challenge

Section W

Waiver

Regulations

  • Showground

    • No Glass Allowed on Grounds
    • Electric Fences Not to Be Used in Showground
    • The Committee Accepts No Responsibility for Accident to Any Exhibit, Competitor or Spectator During Our Show.
  • Exhibitors

    Exhibits must be presented NO LATER THAN 9:30AM on the Friday first day of the show, the only exception being Fine Arts-Section U and photography- Section UA are accepted no later than Tuesday 4pm the week of the show. All exhibits must be the bona-fide property of exhibitors at time of entry, unless otherwise expressed in Schedule. The name, residence and district of exhibitor must be given when entering exhibits. Exhibitors shall, if required, furnish a statutory declaration as to the bona-fides of their exhibits.


    All exhibits must be properly placed and ticketed on the day and hour specified in Schedule and time sheets, at which hour the judges will commence inspection. The Secretary will supply tickets when entry is made, and no exhibit will be accepted by the Steward unless the ticket is attached thereto. There must be two contestants in a Section or no trophy will be awarded, Unless the judge decides to award a prize.


    Only authorised persons will be allowed in the vicinity of the Judges whilst judging is in progress. Any exhibitor or other person interfering with a Judge, or calling into question their awards on the ground, or guilty of unseemly conduct to any Judge or Steward, or Official of the Association, may be expelled from the ground and their exhibits disqualified.


    Exhibitors shall accept the decision of the Judge or Judges appointed by the Committee. All protests are to be in writing, fully setting out the grounds of such protest, to be lodged with the Secretary before 6pm on the day of the Show, accompanied by a fee of ten dollars ($10) which shall be forfeited to the Committee if the protest is deemed unfounded. In all protests, the decision of the Committee shall be final and without appeal.


    The Association will not be responsible for any accident caused through or by any exhibit, and will not under any circumstances be responsible for any loss, injury, or mis-delivery of any exhibit or for any damage done thereto.


    No exhibit shall be removed before 4pm without the permission of the Secretary or Stewards of the section. Winning Exhibitors are requested to collect their prize money and trophies during Show time. Competitors failing to be present in Grand Parade forfeit prize money.


    All prizes awarded at the Show may be paid by the Secretary at the office or except in cases where protests are entered, and those as soon as decided. Show office Hour are:

  • Stewards

    Exhibits entered in the wrong class may be placed in the correct class by the stewards, if

     authorised by the judge. Stewards to return award book to the Secretary’s office after judging.

  • Judges

    The Judge will not award prizes to exhibits which are not considered to possess sufficient merit. The Judge shall have power to disqualify and mark as disqualified any exhibit which, in their opinion, does not comply with the regulations and class, and shall enter the reason in their books.