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Alpacas were first introduced to the Easter Show competitions in 1869 and have been a continuous feature since 1992.
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Held almost continuously since 1823, these Sydney Royal competitions set the benchmark for a wide range of livestock and domestic animals.
Alpacas were first introduced to the Easter Show competitions in 1869 and have been a continuous feature since 1992.
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The first record of Caged Birds competitions at the show is in 1869. Prior to 1998, Aviary Birds were consistently shown in the Poultry and Pigeon Section. Now renamed the Aviary Bird Section, classes are offered for African Lovebirds, Parrots, Canaries, Finches and Budgerigars.
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The Cat Show is part of the Domestic Animals Section, which aims to promote public understanding of the place of Domestic Animals within our community, by conducting the best competitions for cats, dogs and other Domestic Animals in Australia.
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The Sydney Royal Cattle Show is considered to be one of the most prominent and prestigious cattle shows in Australia.
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The ADVANCE™ Sydney Royal Dog Show aims to find the champions of the canine world. During the 12 days of competition of the Easter Show, thousands of dogs will compete in Conformation, Obedience, Agility and Sweepstake Competitions.
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The Sydney Royal Frog & Reptile Show is one of the favourite animal competitions at the Sydney Royal Easter Show after becoming an official Sydney Royal Competition in 2011. With 'Sydney Royal' attached to its name, the Competition is fast becoming the largest of its kind in the Country.
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The Sydney Royal Goat Show is the largest and most prestigious Goat Show in Australia. The first Goat competition was held in 1869 and now we receive nearly 1000 entries annually.
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The Sydney Royal is one of the largest and most prestigious Pig Shows in Australia. First Sydney Royal Easter Show in 1858, the pig competition has been held at nearly every show since.
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The Sydney Royal Poultry Show is known as one of the premier poultry shows in NSW and Australia. Poultry Competitions have been part of the Sydney Royal Easter Show since at least 1858. With over 2500 entries in 2019, it is still an integral Competition that is well worth a visit!
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Rabbit Competition is part of the Domestic Animals Section, which aims to promote public understanding of the place of Domestic Animals within our community, by conducting the best competitions for rabbits, cats, dogs and other Domestic Animals in Australia.
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The Rat & Mouse Competition is one of the newer Agricultural Competitions at the Show. Introduced as a non-competitive exhibit in 2003, the Rat & Mouse Show was officially included in the Sydney Royal competitions in 2004.
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Find information on the Sydney Royal Sheep & Fleece competition online here including general information, schedules, competition dates, how to enter, rules and regulations & much more.
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To be the recipient of a Sydney Royal award is a significant achievement representing months, years and sometimes decades of hard work and dedication. Winning a prestigious Sydney Royal ribbon at one of the many animal shows can bring commercial benefits to Exhibitors, enabling rural communities to remain strong and vibrant. Major award winners have the benefit of using Sydney Royal artwork to promote their success in marketing campaigns.
Agricultural and animal competitions are at the heart of the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW charter – to encourage and reward excellence, and support a viable and prosperous future for our agricultural communities. And while Sydney Royal animal shows are focused on striving to promote the best this country has to offer they also enhance education, offering a platform where knowledge can be passed on so the next generation can learn to keep up traditions or build on them - innovating for the future.