ALL BREEDS YOUTH CALF SHOW

Sponsored by Thames Valley Jersey Club and Bell Booth

Saturday 3 April 2021
For Exhibitors 21 years of age and under

Coordinator: Julie Pirie – 027 6082171
Entry Close Date: Friday 26th March 2021 ENTRY FREE – but please get in promptly, it makes it easier to organise.
Judge: Warren Ferguson
Venue: 81 Central Road North, Ngatea. NAIT 29018
Loading ramp for trucks and parking for vehicles with trailers. Toilet.
Wash bay and clipping frame set up.
Classes Commence: Saturday 3 April at 11am.

Senior Calf with Senior Exhibitor
Calf to be born 1st June 2020- 31st July 2020. Handler must be aged 14-21 years on day of competition.

Senior Calf with Junior Exhibitor
Calf to be born 1st June 2020- 31st July 2020. Handler must be aged 13 years or younger on day of competition.

Junior Calf with Senior Exhibitor
Calf to be born 1st August 2020- 31st October 2020. Handler must be aged 14-21 years on day of competition.

Junior Calf with Junior Exhibitor
Calf to be born 1st August 2020- 31st October 2020. Handler must be 13 years or younger on day of competition.

Champion Calf:
Reserve Champion Calf:

Senior Handler – 14-21 years .
Junior Handler – 13 years and under.
TV Jersey Club Ribbons 1st-5th in classes 1-4
Bell Booth Ribbons 1st-5th in classes 5 & 6

All competitors must be 21 years of age and under.
Calves must be eligible for registration by the respective breeds.
All leaders of cattle must be in accepted breed uniform while exhibiting calves.
Exhibitors must follow the biosecurity obligations stated below.

Provide a TB Animal Status Declaration Card. This is a legal requirement for all animals being moved. All animals entered must be accompanied in transit by a signed and dated TB Animal Status Declaration Card showing a TB clear status in accordance with present legislation. Animal individual numbers must be included on the TB test sheet.
These cards may be inspected at the unloading area.
Animals on properties under any suspicion of exposure to Mycoplasma Bovis should not be transported to show and events.
Animals showing clinical signs of ANY disease should not be transported to shows, as per normal biosecurity practice.
Make sure your cattle are tagged and registered with NAIT.
Keep your NAIT movements up-to-date and accurate and record movements to and from the event. This can be done up to 48 hours before show day and a tick box is available to indicate that the animal will be going home after the show which automates the sending movements back to the house farm.
Practice good on-farm biosecurity and clean and disinfect outerwear, boots and equipment before attending a show or event. On your return clean and disinfect again before taking outwear, boots and equipment back onto your farm.
For more information refer to guidance on mpi.govt.nz/bovis