Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeCommunityHundreds of entries in the Stanthorpe Poultry Club Show

Hundreds of entries in the Stanthorpe Poultry Club Show

The Stanthorpe Agricultural Society Poultry Club Annual Show was a success, with 231 entries penned from across Northern New South Wales and South East Queensland.
Adam Jannusch had the hard task of judging the beautiful array of birds on show.
The Grand Champion Bird of the Show was taken out by Ian Pask with his White Wyandotte Bantam Hen.
Recent maintenance and painting to the Poultry Club pavilion had being carried out by club members Wayne McCosker, Rod Spencer and Brian Palmer prior to the annual show.
Secretary Lyn Spencer thanked the members for their handy work as it made the job of the stewards on the day a lot easier in penning all the birds.
The success of the show would not be possible without the efforts of club president Luke Hancock, Ms Spencer, stewards and volunteers.
Julie Rappo, the winner of the raffle, appreciated the prize donated by Jester Hill Wines.
“We would like to thank everyone who attended, making it a great day. Don’t forget our annual auction will be held on August 27 and we invite everyone to come along,” Ms Spencer said.
Results:
Junior Encouragement Awards: Indiah Gough, Jack Spencer, Benjamin Spencer, Ryan Hancock, Jimmy Hancock, Caleb Hancock, Maddie Spencer, Charleigh Dyball, Matthew Bell, Joshua Challenor
Reserve Champion Junior: Benjamin Spencer – Ancona Bantam hen
Champion Junior: Caleb Hancock – Welsh Harlequin Bantam Duck
Reserve Champion Breeding Pair: J Challenor – Pit Game Bantam
Champion Breeding Pair: Crosshill Poultry – Pekin Waterfowl
Reserve Champion Large Soft Feather: B & C Palmer – Barnevelder Pullet
Champion Large Soft Feather: W Bodycott – Rhode Island Red Pullet
Reserve Champion Large Hard Feather: J Challenor – Pit Game Light Plt
Champion Large Hard Feather: J Challenor – Old English Game Brown Red Cockerel
Reserve Champion Bantam Soft Feather: V & P May – Rhode Island Red Bantam Pullet
Champion Bantam Soft Feather: I Pask – White Wyandotte Bantam Hen
Reserve Champion Bantam Hard Feather: A Bultitude – Old English Game Bantam Pile
Champion Bantam Hard Feather: M & D Cook – Black Red Modern Game Bantam
Reserve Champion Waterfowl: D Lutter – Rouen Duck
Champion Waterfowl: Crosshill Poultry – Pekin Drake
Reserve Champion Bird Of Show: Caleb Hancock – Welsh Harlequin Bantam Duck
Grand Champion Bird Of Show: I Pask – White Wyandotte Bantam Hen

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Finals places on the line

Last-placed Valleys’ season will be on-the-line this weekend when they play two games in two days as they aim to bridge the gap between...

Heat cancels sales

More News

Stanthorpe Show draws thousands for 150 year anniversary

Only drought, war and the Spanish flu have ever spoiled the party in 150 years of the Stanthorpe Show. With big expectations, this year’s milestone...

A weekend of farming pride and old fashioned hospitality

The Allora Show is one of those classic country events that gives visitors a real taste of what life in the Southern Downs is...

Door opens to coalition reunion as leader spill flops

A failed challenger for the Nationals' leadership has urged the party to reunite with the Liberals. David Littleproud will remain as the leader of the...

Strategy and speed take center stage at the Allora Show

This year's Demolition Derby promises heart-pounding action and plenty of thrills for spectators of all ages. Drivers put their skills and strategy to the test...

The Friday night rodeo kicks off the Allora Show

The Allora Show gets off to a powerful start on Friday night with one of its most popular and talked-about events, the Friday Night...

Iconic Stanthorpe Show marks 150th anniversary success

Another successful Stanthorpe Show weekend has officially wrapped up as the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society rings in 150 years of community pride within the region....

Nationals leader secure after spill bid falls flat

David Littleproud will remain the leader of the Nationals Party after a failed spill motion. Queensland MP Colin Boyce launched the attempt to trigger a...

Why Allora Show is town’s ‘beating heart’

Carol Lyall is promising a whole lot of fun and to reignite the country spirit at next weekend’s 148th Allora Show. Once a competitor herself...

UniSQ researchers find potentially habitable planet 150 light-years away

Researchers at the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) have discovered a potentially habitable planet 150 light-years away, similar in size to Earth and with...

Parkinson’s Australia calls for regional input

Regional Parkinson’s patients and caregivers have the opportunity to voice their concerns and experiences in the 2026 Your Voice Your Needs national survey run...