Roll Up…Roll Up…The Rooftop Express Wild West Arena Spectacular to headline at the Upper Hunter Show 2020.

5.30pm Friday and 7.30pm Saturday in the Centre Ring.

After runaway success around Australia the Rooftop Show is bringing the Heroes of the Outback to Muswellbrook with some highly refined and visually enchanting stunts and moments that will take horse play and cattle mustering to a new level. Don’t miss it!

The Rooftop Express Show is a first class arena spectacular that features world first stunts, true blue Australian comedy and awe-inspiring horsemanship. Its loveable bush characters and amusing storyline encourages crowd participation and family fun.

The show will gallop in to the Muswellbrook arena over two big nights; Friday the 20^th and Saturday 21 s^t of March and is the perfect show for anyone who has ever wanted to put on a cowboy hat! The Rooftop team saddle up with an all star line up of horses, dogs, cattle and their unmistakably blue IVECO trucks.

SHOW ENTRY TICKET

TWO DAY PASS (Friday and Saturday)

• Family Pass $50 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $25

ONE DAY PASS

• Family Pass $30 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $15
• Child (up to 14yrs) $5
• Child under 5yrs $Free
• Age Pension $5
• Vehicle (all) $5

Free gate entry to Horse Show Sunday

Don’t miss the Grand Parade and Official Upper Hunter Show Opening at 2.00pm on Saturday.

The 2020 Upper Hunter Mangoola Coal Showgirl will be presented during the Opening Ceremony. The 2020 Showgirl People’s Choice Award will be presented during the Opening Ceremony.
Vote for the 2020 Upper Hunter People’s Choice Showgirl – voting forms will be handed out with your gate entry tickets. Don’t forget to drop them into the entry box at the Show Office by 11.00am on Saturday.

Thank you to the Showgirl sponsors:
Mangoola Coal
Muswellbrook RSL
Hunter Valley News, Pukara Estate, Colourworks For Hair, Chocolate & Moss Florist, Berry and French, Vivid Imagination.

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SHOW ENTRY TICKET

TWO DAY PASS (Friday and Saturday)

• Family Pass $50 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $25

ONE DAY PASS

• Family Pass $30 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $15
• Child (up to 14yrs) $5
• Child under 5yrs $Free
• Age Pension $5
• Vehicle (all) $5

Free gate entry to Horse Show Sunday

Tentpegging Display

THREE PERFORMANCES: 3.00pm, 4.30pm and 5.30pm on Saturday

Tentpegging is an equestrian sport based on the Military. Teams of 4 riders gallop in unison past 4 pegs in the ground. Points are awarded for both retrieving the peg with either a sword or a lance, as well as team drill. For further information about this discipline visit Tentpegging Australia.

Thank you to our event sponsors NAB, Regional Bank Australia.

SHOW ENTRY TICKET

TWO DAY PASS (Friday and Saturday)

• Family Pass $50 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $25

ONE DAY PASS

• Family Pass $30 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $15
• Child (up to 14yrs) $5
• Child under 5yrs $Free
• Age Pension $5
• Vehicle (all) $5

Free gate entry to Horse Show Sunday

Saturday afternoon is full to the brim with team events this year including the Wild Plant Hire Tug of War. Get together a team of 8 for the Upper Hunter Show event. Saturday afternoon time to be confirmed for the start of the Tug of War.

Tug of War Rules

1. All teams must follow Judges directions. Failure to follow directions will result in disqualification.
2. The competition is a round robin with each team versing each other team once with points accumulated. If at the end of the round robin teams are tied there will be a final to decide the winner.
3. Teams are to be made up of 8 men or women.
4. The rope will be marked with a red centre marker and 2 markers  each 4 metres to each side of centre.
5. The anchor is only to harness the rope using the method shown by the Judge prior to the competition starting.
6. Nobody is to tie themselves to the rope, tie the rope around themselves or attach themselves anyway except by gripping it with their hands (save for the anchor).
7. Teams will be instructed to “Pick up the rope” then instructed to bring the centre marker level before being told “steady” and then once the rope is stable “pull”.
8. The pull is over when the rope travels 4 metres so that a team’s 4 metre marker crosses the centre line. The Judge will indicate that the pull is over by blowing a whistle.
9. Each pull is the best of 3 ends. The 3^rd end is only required if the first two ends are split.
10. Teams that let go of the rope so as to drop the other teams to the ground will be disqualified.
11. Once the competition commences teams are to stay in the marshalling area so that they are able to be called to the rope swiftly. Teams that leave the marshalling area will forfeit each round they are unavailable.

Tips for those new to tug of war:

• Wear football boots or sturdy work boots;
• Wear thick tops such as football jerseys (not singlets!);
• Push with your legs rather than pulling with your back and arms;
• Keep your feet in front of your body and your hands together close to your hips;
• Remember to breath. Don’t hold your breath!
• Don’t give in before the whistle is blown. Many teams fight back to win after being only a few cm’s from losing.

Thank you Wild Plant Hire and Extreme Youth for sponsorship of this event.

SHOW ENTRY TICKET

TWO DAY PASS (Friday and Saturday)

• Family Pass $50 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $25

ONE DAY PASS

• Family Pass $30 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $15
• Child (up to 14yrs) $5
• Child under 5yrs $Free
• Age Pension $5
• Vehicle (all) $5

Free gate entry to Horse Show Sunday

• Prize Money 1st $1000.00 . 2nd $500.00 . 3rd $250.00
• Contact Luke Drayton 0407 908 212
• Saturday 6.30pm
• Online Team Registration – fill out registration form below or register well before the event begins on Saturday down in the main arena or at the Show Office.
• Team Entry $20.00

Do you live in rural NSW? Are you up for a challenge?

If so, then the Young Farmer’s Challenge is the ultimate test, with some great prizes up for grabs.

The Young Farmer Challenge is designed to promote excellence in farming and showcase the involvement of youth in agriculture through a display of the skills, equipment and techniques farmers use every day. Emphasis is placed on completing each challenge in the fastest time with the correct technique and safe work method.

Thank you to our main event sponsor Pursehouse Rural

And to all of our sponsors:
Muralla Stud,  Turanville Shorthorns,  IMS Mechanical Muswellbrook,  PPS Muswellbrook
Railway Hotel Muswellbrook,  Vet And Pet Centre Aberdeen,  Hunter Fabrication

What you need to know:

1. The competition is open to teams of four young people (18 – 35yrs) involved in farming or other areas of the agricultural industry. Teams must be made up of at least one male and one female competitor.
2. Work boots, long sleeve, collared shirt and hat or (PPE Helmet and Gloves when required) must be worn at all times during the Challenges otherwise ELIMINATION.
3. Please bring water to drink and sunscreen to the Young Farmer’s Challenge.
4. Entry is $20.00 per team. Pre enter at the show office or entries can be taken on the day.
5. Winning team will have the opportunity represent Upper Hunter Show at the 2018 Sydney Royal Easter Show.
6. Prizes will include tickets to the 2018 Royal Easter Show, Team T-Shirts plus more.
7. Be at the Muswellbrook Showground Saturday 1st April for the run down on activities.

Waiver Form:

Print or download.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES LIMITED PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & WAIVER

SHOW ENTRY TICKET

TWO DAY PASS (Friday and Saturday)

• Family Pass $50 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $25

ONE DAY PASS

• Family Pass $30 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
• Adult $15
• Child (up to 14yrs) $5
• Child under 5yrs $Free
• Age Pension $5
• Vehicle (all) $5

Free gate entry to Horse Show Sunday

Crash and Bash until only one car is left running.

8.00pm Saturday followed by the Bengalla Fireworks at 8.30pm.

Competitors Form

• 2019 Demolition Derby Entry Form and Payment
• 2019 Demolition Derby Rules and Regulations

Demolition derbies originated in the United States and quickly spread to other western nations. In Europe, this type of event is called banger racing, although in a demolition derby, racers do not race against each other, instead aiming specifically to destroy the other cars. The first Demolition derby in Australia took place in January 1963.