Bohemia crystal vase with a domed lid, raised on an octagonal wooden base.

Awarded For: Awarded for Champion Cow Milk Cheese.

Donated By: Donated by the Australian Dairy Corporation and first presented in 1993. Originally known as the Australian Dairy Corporation Perpetual Trophy. Until 2010, it was awarded for Champion Cheese of the Show. From 2010 to 2015 it was awarded for Champion Bovine Cheese.

Cold cast bronze figure of a showjumper and horse, sculpted by Mary Pinsent. The bronze is mounted on a circular timber base fitted with name plate and engraving plates.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Performed Section 1 Jumping Horse.

Donated By: Donated by Peter Asimus and Virginia Russell-Asimus and first presented in 2016. David Asimus was a competitor at the Sydney Royal Easter Show for over 30 years. An accomplished rider and showjumper he won Champion Gentleman Rider and Rider on Flat. He won many more showjumping competitions at the Show with his name appearing on several Perpetual Trophies including the Bob Chittick Memorial Perpetual Cup, EFA Perpetual Cup and Kevin Bourke Memorial Teams Perpetual Trophy. In 1983 he represented Australia in World Cup Showjumping in Vienna, finishing 12th overall.

Walnut coloured timber shield shaped plaque.

Awarded For: Awarded for Most Successful Suffolk Exhibitor.

Donated By: Donated by the Suffolk Breeders' Association of NSW, which later became the Suffolk Sheep Society of NSW Inc., and first presented in 1989. Awarded for Best Headed Suffolk until 2019 when it was awarded for Most Successful Suffolk Exhibitor.

Crystal bowl, Prestige Seahorse by Waterford Wedgwood, on a varnished wooden plinth.

Awarded For: Awarded for best Semillon.

Donated By: Donated by Jane Clarke, Timothy Clarke, Angus Clarke and Maxine Cooley and first presented in 2012. David Stuart Clarke AO, was dedicated to the Wine Section of the RAS. He was an RAS Councillor from 1986, a Board Member from 1999-2002 and Chairman of the Wine Committee from 1990-2010. He committed generously to the Sydney Royal Wine Show each year, ensuring that all those involved felt part of the Show. Under his stewardship the Show became a pre-eminent part of the Australian wine circuit. He also supported education for younger generations in wine through the Len Evans Tutorials. He was awarded Honorary Life Membership to Council in 2007, having served for 20 years, and became an Honorary Councillor in 2010. He was involved in a variety of areas in the RAS, and passed away in 2011.

Shield shaped timber plaque made by Barton, Son & Co. Ltd., Bangalore, India.

Awarded For: Awarded for Junior Champion Boy Rider.

Donated By: Donated by the late General Cariappa, a former High Commissioner from India and first presented in 1956.

Cedar cylindrical plinth carved with a merino, pumpkins, grains and district map.

Awarded For: Awarded for the district voted best by the public.

Donated By: Donated by Major General GL Maitland and first presented in 1990. General Maitland was the RAS of NSW Director from 1983-1989.

Silver-plated wine cooler of campana form with a semi lobed body and scroll handles. Maker Barker Ellis for Hardy Bros.

Awarded For: Awarded for best Pinot Noir.

Donated By: Donated by Geoffrey Crundall Cellars and first presented in 1995. Geoffrey Crundall, described as a character within the wine industry established Geoffrey Crundall Cellars in Potts Point in 1991.

The trophy consists of a (2013) limited edition Bronze sculpture of three cattle feeding from a trough (by Harvey Rattery, Montana USA). The sculpture sits atop a polished timber backing and base.

Awarded For: Awarded for the winner of the Interbreed Breeders Group

Donated By: Donated by Pine Creek Angus Stud in memory of the late Gordon Fuller, first awarded in 2014 and first presented in 2015. Gordon Fuller exhibited at the Sydney Royal Easter Show for over 50 years. He, his children, and his grandchildren competed in the Cattle, Horse and Poultry Sections of the Show. Gordon had enormous respect for those who won the Interbreed Breeders Group as he believed that every cattleman should aspire to breed their herd to a consistent type throughout.