1. Only financial KSA members may have bins in a KSA Auction.
2. You must have renewed your KSA membership 1 (one) month before the auction
booking day.
3. Members signing on for the first time, will not be granted bins in a KSA auction for 3
months from their joining date.
4. There is a maximum of 4 (four) bins per HOUSEHOLD
5. Members may have bins in every OTHER auction, unless an auction is not filled.
6. Members wishing to have bins in an auction must ring in person on booking day.
7. If that member cannot ring himself, he must inform the Booking Officer of his stand-in
24 hours before booking day.
8. If a member cannot perform his allotted task at an auction, then he must inform the
Booking Officer 24 hours before the auction and nominate an able bodied person to do
his work. If he cannot, and arrives at the auction without a stand-in,
then his bins will be given to other members.
9. All members with fish in an auction must be at the auction area, no later than 8.30am to
help with the setup. If a member arrives after 9.00am he may lose his allotted bins and
be refused bins in the next 3 (Three) auctions.
10. Any member who has been allotted bins, but has to drop out before the auction day,
must give the Booking Officer 24 hours notice, or they might not be given bins in the
next 3 auctions.
11. All members with fish in an auction must perform their allotted work. It is their
responsibility to be at their work station at the right time.
12. All fish submitted at the auction for sale must be of good health. The KSA scrutineer
has the final say and can ask a member to remove any fish from the auction if he believes
them to be not up to KSA standard and of poor health. His decision is final.
13. All fish must be over 75mm and no more than 30 small Koi in any
one bin.
14. No Long fin Koi will be sold at any KSA Main Body or Branch auction.
15. Once the auction is over, it is the duty of every member who has sold fish at the auction
to help with the packing away of the auction equipment. No monies will be paid to
members until the trailer is packed.
16. Any member found to be selling Koi privately at a KSA auction will be banned for
at least 12 months from any future KSA auctions.
Please note rule 13. This rule will be enforced by the chief scrutineer from 1st January 2010.
All the above rules must be used by ALL Branches at their branch auctions. Future Champions Show
held 9th August at the Hunter Region Botanical Gardens, Hosted by the Newcastle Branch are as follows:
Grand Champion
Sanke owned by Graham Famelli
(bred by Graham Warwick)
Other Winners
Best Kohaku - Graham Warwick
Best Sanke - Graham Fameli
Best Showa - Terry McNeil and Lex Raymont
Best Metallic - Graham Warwick
Best Non-Metallic - Terry McNeil and Lex Raymont
Best Kin Gin Rin - Terry McNeil and Lex Raymont
2009 KSA NATIONAL SHOW WINNERS
To download a 35 second video of the Grand Champion click here
