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SHOW DATES and TROPHY LIST
2011
Claremont Spring Show – Sat/ Sun 3rd and
4th September
1. Roblin Trophy for 3 Tasmanian raised standard daffodils with white
perianths
2. TDC Prize for 3 distinct Tasmanian raised Miniatures in 3 containers.
3. TDC Novice Prize for 3 distinct varieties – any size daffodils.
Hobart Horticultural Society Daffodil and Camellia Show
Friday 9thth and Saturday 10th September, Hobart Town Hall
1. J.M. Radcliff Trophy – 6 standard varieties, 3 stems of each
in 6 containers.
2. S.F. Richardson Trophy – 3 distinct named miniatures in one container
(not seedlings), presentation to be taken into consideration
3. K.J. Healzlewood Trophy for best Tasmanian raised Div 5-10 and 12.
4. TDC Inc. Hybridiser's Innovation Award, any Division or size daffodil
displaying an outstanding advance / innovation in hybridizing
Wynyard Show –Sat/Sun
10th and 11th September
1. Restricted Section Prize for 3 distinct daffodils, any size
2. W (Tim) Jackson Award – 3 yellow trumpets of one variety
Ulverstone Show
– Thursday 15th September
1. Harold Cross Trophy – best Div 11 (split corona) daffodil, any
size
2. The Don Broadfield Memorial Trophy – best Tasmanian raised Div
2 W-W standard daffodil.
Westbury Spring
Show – Saturday 3rd September
1. T.H. Piper Tray – 3 standard pinks, 1 of which must be a trumpet.
2. The Don Bulman Memorial Trophy – 1 Div 1, 1 Div 2, 1 Div 3, standard
daffodils.
Launceston Horticultural
Society Spring Show –16th-18th September
1. TDC Tray for best Seedling not previously exhibited, any size
2. R. H. Glover Trophy – 3 standard seedlings, 1 all white, 1 all
yellow, 1 bicolour
3. Hubert Yeates Prize – a vase of 7 daffodils any division, no
foliage, oasis may be used; Presentation to be taken into consideration.
Sheffield Spring
Show – 24th & 25th September (staging 23rd Sept.)
1. Frank Stronach Trophy for Best reverse bicolour, Y-W , any size.
2. D.T. Oldham Trophy for 3 distinct standard Div 4 (double) daffodils.
3. TDC Inc. Hybridiser's Innovation Class – any Division or size
daffodil displaying an outstanding advance / innovation in hybridizing.
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NB TDC trophy classes are open to all exhibitors not only TDC members.
Show committees are asked to encourage their local exhibitors to enter.
Judges and exhibitors please
note: trophy classes now specify the size of daffodil eligible for consideration.
"Any size" means the bloom may be standard, intermediate (50
mm – 80 mm) or miniature (50 mm or less).
To avoid disappointment,
please read the show schedule carefully, both the general rules and conditions
and those that apply specifically to daffodils.
Please note: The committee
has reversed its decision to change the wording of the Richardson Trophy
(changed to read "registered daffodils") due to the difficulty
of judges and exhibitors knowing which miniatures are registered and which
are simply "named". Glenbrook, for example has both 'named'
and 'registered' in its catalogue and we felt it was too pedantic to try
to separate the two.
TROPHIES
Would all members holding TDC perpetual trophies please be sure to return
them, cleaned and with up to date engraved results either to Committee
members at the two mini shows/workshops or to members attending the show
where the trophy is allocated for 2011.
Engraving costs will be reimbursed by the treasurer or secretary on presentation
of a receipt.
LOST – the original base of
the R. J. Heazlewood trophy.
This was a large base, a dark wood covered in shields with a hole in which
to place the cup. Please search your cupboards – last entry on the
old base was 1998, won by Broadfield's Daffodils. New base 1999 names
Kevin and Mary Crowe. We have a vague recollection that David Jackson
offered to have a new base made for this trophy
Hope this will stir some memories. The two bases may have become separated
sometime after 1999 so could anyone who has won this trophy please check.
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