Stroud Show

13/09/2026

Hope you have a great weekend 😊

🤠 STROUD RODEO – IMPORTANT HOUSEKEEPING RULES 🤠

With the Stroud Rodeo nearly here, we ask everyone attending, camping and competing to please take a moment to familiarise themselves with the grounds map and our housekeeping rules.

🚫 STRICTLY NO BYO ALCOHOL
🚫 NO GLASS
🔥 STRICTLY NO FIRES

These rules apply throughout the rodeo grounds and camping areas and are in place for the safety of everyone attending our event.

Please also remember to park and camp only in designated areas, keep all roadways and access points clear, and be mindful of pedestrians moving around the grounds.

We have a huge weekend ahead of us and appreciate everyone doing their part to help make the Stroud Rodeo a safe, enjoyable and successful event for all.

Please respect the rules, respect the grounds and follow the directions of our committee and officials.

🐂🤠 We can’t wait to see everyone at the Stroud Rodeo!

31/07/2026

13/07/2026

📣 Help Shape the Future of AgShows NSW

AgShows NSW is developing its next Strategic Plan, and we want to hear from the people who know agricultural shows best.

Whether you're a volunteer, committee member, exhibitor, competitor, steward, judge, supporter, sponsor, partner, or simply passionate about your local Show, your perspective matters.

The survey provides an opportunity to share your views on what's working well, the challenges facing agricultural shows, and the priorities that should guide AgShows NSW into the future. As part of the survey, you'll also have the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed direction and priorities for the organisation.

Your feedback will help ensure our next Strategic Plan reflects the needs, aspirations and future of agricultural shows across New South Wales.

📝 The link to complete the survey is in the comments below.

📅 The survey closes on Sunday, 26 July 2026.

Please feel free to share this post with others involved in your local Show. The more voices we hear, the stronger our Strategic Plan will be.

Thank you for taking the time to have your say.

24/06/2026

The Brumby 250 inaugural event took place on the 27th of April 2019.
This event ,organized by Kath Massey of The Hunter Valley Brumby Association , was one of the most spectacular events the show has ever seen.
This explains in Kath’s own words how it ran. Four trainers were invited to participate in the event which trains Brumbies captured in Kosciuszko National Park.

They have 250 days to turn these wonderful wild horses into working horses.

Kathryn Massey of the Hunter Valley Brumby Association told News Of The Area, “The trainers had three days to get to know their horses before starting on their training programs.”

The Brumby 250 Tournament sets the highest of animal welfare standards, therefore our trainers have been given 250 days to train their Brumbies during the summer.

All of the Brumbies chosen to participate in the Brumby 250 were thoroughly examined by the associations veterinarian within two weeks of the start of the competition.

The final events are set for April 2019 beginning with a Working Equitation Competition at Stroud NSW where the trainers and Brumbies will not only compete amongst themselves but also domestic horses and their riders, both national and international.

“All of our Brumbies and trainers will compete at the Stroud Show in both the led and ridden classes, finishing with a freestyle event performed to music on Saturday,” she said.

The HVBA promotes Brumbies as a breed of choice, to improve popularity and showcase the breed to individuals and interested groups.

The Brumby 250 is one way the association is showcasing how capable Brumbies can be.

The Brumbies of Kosciuszko are in danger once again, aerial culling has recommenced.
Our local member Dave Layzell is down there fighting for a humane way for these iconic horses to be managed and preserved.

25/05/2026

Due to wet weather the Camp Draft scheduled for this weekend has been postponed.

A new date will be set soon.

22/05/2026

🎟️ SUPPORT RURAL & REGIONAL NSW — RAS FOUNDATION MEGA RAFFLE 🎟️

AgShows NSW is pleased to support and share the 2026 Mega Raffle helping fund important programs and opportunities across rural and regional NSW.

The Mega Raffle is back for 2026 — and the prizes are incredible!

🌏 Major Prize:
WIN a $25,000 family holiday travel voucher to anywhere in the world!

🎁 There are 17 prizes to be won, with a total prize pool worth over $29,000.

Best of all, every $10 ticket helps support the important work of the RAS Foundation, funding scholarships, grants and programs that strengthen rural and regional communities across NSW.

If Agricultural Shows and regional communities matter to you, this is a fantastic way to give back while also being in the running to win big.

🎫 Tickets are just $10
👉 Get yours here: https://www.raffletix.com.au/rasfmegaraffle2026

Tickets are drawn Friday, 29 May 2026 (1:00 PM).

Please share this post and help support the future of rural NSW communities 💚

19/05/2026

Volunteer Callout

Our Campdraft is on the 30th & 31st May 2026.

If you are able to give us a hand please follow the link below. We are looking for people to help run our canteen, both days, and help with dinner on Saturday night.

https://forms.gle/2rcs7uyeNwuK5vD57

You will require a food handlers certificate before working with food. This can be completed for free through the NSW Government Food Authority at; https://www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au/training/food-handler-basics-training

We thank you in advance for your support.

19/05/2026

Our very own Anthony has been nominated for an award at this year’s Celebrating AgShows.
Outstanding Teacher Award for 2026.

We wish you all the best with this award Anthony and appreciate all that you do for our show.

Celebrating the educators inspiring the next generation 🌱📚🐄

AgShows NSW is proud to congratulate the nominees for the 2026 Outstanding Teacher Award.

This award recognises exceptional teachers who demonstrate a strong commitment to agricultural education, youth development and meaningful engagement with agricultural shows and regional communities.

The award and accompanying Professional Development Grant support continued learning, leadership development and professional growth within agricultural education and related industry learning areas.

Congratulations to our nominees:

• Anthony Pearson – Booral Primary School
• Carolyn Baker – The Henry Lawson High School
• Lauren Amor – Yanco Agricultural High School
• Katherine Silcock – Wingham High School
• Christina Hatchman – Strathfield South High School
• Sarah Eyb – Orange Anglican Grammar School
• Trevor William Dawson – The Riverina Anglican College
• Mark Fisher – Armidale Secondary College

Thank you for the passion, leadership and opportunities you provide to young people through agricultural education and the agricultural show movement across NSW. Your work is helping shape the future of regional communities and agriculture. 👏

15/05/2026