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Saturday sees the spotlight shift to beef cattle judging, which kicks-off at 8.30am with the European breeds. The British Breeds competition follows. The Paraders and the Junior Steer Pointscore Competitions enable younger participants to get involved with classes for participants of all ages.
The beef cattle section draws to a close with the Trade Hoof Competition that is open to steers & heifers, which will later be sold at auction. Just like the dairy cattle, the beef cattle judging takes place on the Cattle Lawn next to the Poultry Pavilion.
The local Berry area has long been known for its rich dairy country so it’s fitting that the cattle judging starts with the dairy category.
Judging begins at 9am on Friday, showcasing a top-notch exhibition of the major dairy breeds. The judging will take place on the Cattle Lawn next to the Poultry Pavilion.
Goats have been an integral part of the Berry Show since the 1980s. Presently, the show features classes exclusively for Angora goats, which take place on the Saturday. The judging kicks off at 10am within the Goat Shed. These classes encompass fleece and animal categories, along with special provisions for young enthusiasts aged 10 to 19, offering Junior Handler and Junior Judging classes.
The horse section runs over four rings in the beautiful McGoldrick Main Arena throughout both days of the show. With Friday's events showcasing 25 breeds of horses from Shetland Ponies to Clydesdales presented in front of the Grandstand.
Pony Club events bring the young talent, while the fast-paced sporting events on Friday afternoon never fail to entertain the crowd.
Experience the elegance of the Show Hacks and Hunters as their riders attempt to qualify for a chance to compete at the prestigious Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Showjumping at the Berry Show begins Friday at 7.30am, with classes from 90cm to 1.3m, including junior and memorial events. Designed by course builder Mark Atkins and stewarded by Kel Priestley, the program features the Reg McBroom and George Miller Memorial classes, plus the Peter McGlinchey OAM Memorial Pointscore, linking competitions across regional shows. With strong local sponsorship and prize money, spectators can expect fast-paced contests showcasing the skill and partnership of horse and rider, making it a highlight of the day’s program.The Showjumping continues on Saturday, also at 7.30am
Poultry Pavilion is all about highlighting rare and unique poultry breeds. Knowledgeable breeders will be available to provide insights into the showcased breeds and answer any poultry - related inquiries.
The Poultry judging takes place exclusively on Saturday, commencing at 8:30am. The Berry Show features a diverse array of poultry breeds, including waterfowl. In addition to classes for exhibition breeds, there are categories for backyard birds and junior participants to join in the excitement.
You can also test your poultry general knowledge with our interesting poultry facts and displays while children’s activities are available for the younger poultry fans among us!.
Leading the pack with the Pavilion, Woodchop and Rodeo, the Berry Show’s competitions turn country skill and spirit into serious local-legend status. Beaut utes, bucking bulls, jumping dogs and perfectly stacked hay - it’s all here.
It’s not all about country brawn though. Inside the Pavilion you’ll find homemade and homegrown produce, crafts and creative skill, plus the Children’s Pet Show and Berry Show Young Woman - celebrating tradition, creativity and community.
New for 2026
The Dog High Jump, Young Farmer Challenge, Berry Buck Off and Haystacking are free to enter. Click 'Find out more' for prize money, team info and entry requirements - then show Berry what you’re made of.
If it can be grown or made you'll find an entry in one of the myriad sections in the Pavilion for it. From fruit, vegetables and produce, plants and flowers to cooking, crafts and art. Juniors are included (from pre-school up). The Ionie Atkins Memorial, is awarded to the most successful exhibitor in at least two sections of the Pavilion.
Go and have a look - you’ll be impressed by the quality of the exhibits and maybe you’ll be inspired to enter an exhibit at the 2025 Berry Show.
Watch Australia’s top axemen (and axewomen) compete in standing block, underhand and tree-felling events. The woodchop honours our timber-cutting heritage and showcases the strength, precision and technique needed to turn solid hardwood into flying chips.
BOND LIFESTYLE PROPERTIES WOODCHOP
The 2026 Berry Show Rodeo brings heart-thumping excitement to centre ring with a night of open bull riding. It’s a thrilling display of balance, bravery and split-second timing, as skilled riders take on the challenge of staying on board. No broncs, no fluff — just the real deal. Set against the buzz of the Berry Show, it’s an unforgettable evening of country tradition, family fun, and edge-of-your-seat action.
SPONSORED BY: RAY WHITE BERRY; GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL; MILKWOOD BAKERY BERRY & BARRETT MOBILE AUTOMOTIVE.
Fun and anarchy combine as Berry's incredible variety of much-loved pets face-off against each other in a fun competition in memory of Dr. Anthony Bennett
SPONSORED BY BERRY VET CLINIC
All children up to year 6 age welcome to enter.
SPONSORED BY BERRY PHARMACY
The Competition aims to find a young female Ambassador for rural NSW and the agricultural show movement. It is open to women aged 18 – 26 years, residing in New South Wales
SPONSORED BY BERRY PHARMACY; THE BERRY BARN & NOWRA MAZDA
This thrilling event showcases dogs leaping to impressive heights, combining athleticism with canine enthusiasm. Start training now to see if your dog can clear 2 or even 3 metres!
SPONSORED BY BLACK CAT GAS
Teams of three race to stack 17 hay bales (13 for juniors) by hand, carrying one bale at a time without throwing, and the tallest wins.
SPONSORED BY SHOREBREAK FINANCE
Four mixed adult teams, compete in timed agriculture challenges, judged on skill and competence.
SPONSORED BY SHOREBREAK FINANCE
The Berry Show’s Beaut Ute competition celebrates rural ingenuity and local flair, as folks proudly exhibit their creatively customised and uniquely adorned work vehicles.
SPONSORED BY: T.J. FAHL CONTRACTING
The Berry Show’s mechanical bull ride - the Berry Buck Off - brings light-hearted excitement to the Showground, with heats on Friday evening and final rounds before the Rodeo.
Seasoned cowboys and fun-seekers alike can compete for the Champion prize, making the Berry Buck Off a memorable challenge for all who dare.
SPONSORED BY SHOREBREAK FINANCE & ARP SURVEYORS
