President's Welcome
It is great to welcome everyone back to the Dinninup Show. We were devastated last year
to be forced to cancel our show due to the Covid epidemic. While Covid is still wreaking
havoc on the eastern seaboard we are fortunate to have it under control in Western
Australia. This will allow us to have our very special show once again.
As usual, the Show production requires a huge amount of time and effort from a relatively
small band of dedicated volunteers. Thank you once again to all of the Committee who
put in so many hours of work to pull the programme together. Thank you also to all of the
local businesses that support the show in many different ways. I would like to invite more
people, particularly younger people, to become involved with this community endeavor.
While the grey haired amongst us can keep a steadying hand on the tiller, we need new
people with new ideas and fresh energy to join in preparation to take over the running of
our show.
The theme of “Horses in Action” has been carried forward from the show that did not
happen. As appropriate to the occasion, local renowned horsewoman Rosemary Inglis has
kindly accepted our invitation to open the show. I’m sure we can look forward to some
excellent equine activity on show day.
Once again I would invite you all to come along and enjoy a great day out. Inspect the
many interesting exhibits, catch up with friends, have a cuppa and a yarn, listen to the
Melbourne Cup, buy things from the stalls and go home with a smile on your face
knowing that you are part of a wonderful community.
Best Regards
DAVID CORKER
President
to be forced to cancel our show due to the Covid epidemic. While Covid is still wreaking
havoc on the eastern seaboard we are fortunate to have it under control in Western
Australia. This will allow us to have our very special show once again.
As usual, the Show production requires a huge amount of time and effort from a relatively
small band of dedicated volunteers. Thank you once again to all of the Committee who
put in so many hours of work to pull the programme together. Thank you also to all of the
local businesses that support the show in many different ways. I would like to invite more
people, particularly younger people, to become involved with this community endeavor.
While the grey haired amongst us can keep a steadying hand on the tiller, we need new
people with new ideas and fresh energy to join in preparation to take over the running of
our show.
The theme of “Horses in Action” has been carried forward from the show that did not
happen. As appropriate to the occasion, local renowned horsewoman Rosemary Inglis has
kindly accepted our invitation to open the show. I’m sure we can look forward to some
excellent equine activity on show day.
Once again I would invite you all to come along and enjoy a great day out. Inspect the
many interesting exhibits, catch up with friends, have a cuppa and a yarn, listen to the
Melbourne Cup, buy things from the stalls and go home with a smile on your face
knowing that you are part of a wonderful community.
Best Regards
DAVID CORKER
President
The 2021 PRESIDENT’S TROPHY
will be awarded to
SUPREME PONY, 14hh and Under
will be awarded to
SUPREME PONY, 14hh and Under
