763 100 16_
763 100 17_
763 100 18_
763 100 19_
763 100 20_
AdvancedGraduate
Novice Dog Obedience
Open Dog Obedience
Open
Challenge
Dog
Obedience
Utility Dog Obedience
Veteran/Handicapped
Dog Obedience
BRACE CLASS
Two dogs perform at same time, as a unit,
doing the novice class exercises. Brace will
be handled by one handler. The dogs need
not be of the same breed or owned by the
same person but need to be currently en-
rolled in Dog Project.
763 100 081
763 100 082
763 100 083
Brace Class, Junior
Brace Class, Intermediate
Brace Class, Senior
AGILITY
763 702 700
763 702 701
763 702 702
763 702 703
4-H HORSE
1.
2.
3.
DOG SHOWMANSHIP
763 500 000
763 500 001
763 500 002
763 500 003
Showmanship,
First Year Junior
Showmanship, Junior
Showmanship,
Intermediate
Showmanship, Senior
SPECIAL
IN-COUNTY CLASSES:
TRICK DOG
763 700 700
763 700 701
763 700 702
763 700 703
1st Year Junior
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
COSTUME DOG
763 701 700
763 701 701
763 701 702
763 701 703
1st Year Junior
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
1st Year Junior
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
4.
Read all General 4-H and Livestock &
Horse Rules for additional information.
Packets can be picked up at the Horse
Show Office before classes begin. All
exhibitors’ numbers must be worn when
they enter the show ring and must be
clearly visible at all times when in com-
petition.
All 4-H members participating in any
equestrian activity, regardless of riding
seat, will wear a properly fitted eques-
trian helmet which meets the standards
imposed by the American Society of
Testing Materials (ASTM) F1163 and in-
cludes certification and labeling required
by the Safety Equipment Institute (SEI).
Such headgear will be secured with the
harness engaged and be properly fas-
tened when mounted on an equine or in
a vehicle (cart, wagon, buggy, etc.) be-
ing pulled by one or more equine. Boots
and long-sleeved shirts are required.
Girls should restrain hair with nets,
braids, etc. to keep hair under control
and present a clear view of exhibitor
number.
Horse exhibitors will follow the 4-H
Horse Contest Guide — 4-H 13011,
OR. 4-H Horse Project — 4-H 130,
Horse Advancement Program — 4-H
1302R, 4-H Driving Manual — 4-H
1321 (PNW 229), OR. 4-H Dressage
Manual — 4-H 1311, Hunt Seat &
Jumper Manual — 4-H 1307, Ranch
5.
6.
7.
8.
2019 WALLOWA COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM - PAGE 21
Horse Manual 4-H 1313, Ranch Horse 9. A member may carry more than one an-
Contest Guide 4-H 13131, and rules es-
imal in their project records if more than
tablished, as set down herein, by the 4-H
one animal is owned or leased by mem-
Leaders Association, Horse Committee.
ber.
It is the responsibility of each mem- 10. Two members of the same family may
ber to be aware of the regulations set
use the same horse at fair.
forth herein and to carry them out the 11. Record books must be submitted by
best of their ability.
July 1 if you want entered in Wallowa
Members must show horses they have
Co. Fair 4-H Horse Show.
owned or leased and had possession 12. No wet mares to be shown and no stal-
and carried as a project since May 1. All
lions over twelve months allowed at Wal-
horses shown in Co. Fair must be car-
lowa Co. Fair.
ried in record books. Any substitutions of 13. Tranquilized animals will not be allowed.
animals (hardship) after May 1 must be
(A licensed veterinarian may tranquil-
submitted to Horse Leader Committee
ize an animal on the grounds to prevent
where a decision will be made. Those in-
property damage or danger to people,
volved in the situation must abstain from
however the animal(s) must be promptly
the decision. These substitutions make
removed.) The show reserves the right
the participant ineligible for state fair,
to use appropriate tests to detect these
championship classes at county fair and
substances.
will be eligible for placing no higher than 14. Champion and reserve champions of
blue ribbon at county fair.
each class (Showmanship, Western &
A member who leases a horse must
English Equitation, Trail and Reining)
make a written agreement with the own-
will have the privilege of competing in
er and submit copies of the lease to the
Grand Champion classes. Judge will se-
OSU Extension office prior to May 1 and
lect a Grand Champion, Reserve Grand
be kept as part of the member’s records.
Champion in this class.
After May 1, horse may be trained or 15. Horse Judging may cover: horses, po-
shown only by the member; a leader or
nies, mules or donkeys; showmanship;
accomplished horseperson may assist or
equitation; forage or plants; grain/feeds;
teach but may not ride horse except for
identification and/or multiple choice
brief disciplinary action. If a 4-H mem-
questions. A 4-H member may judge in
ber chooses to allow another person to
any and all 4-H judging contests in the
ride their horse, they may be ineligible
project area(s) in which they are en-
for State Fair, championship classes at
rolled. County horse judging team quali-
County Fair, and will be eligible for plac-
fication, (members must judge two of the
ing no higher than a blue ribbon.
following horse judging contests: EOLS,
Members may exhibit only one horse for
Spring Horse Judging, County Fair) to be
all classes at fair. A different horse may
eligible. The top two scores will be used
be used for: Ground Trainer, Pony Cart,
to determine the four person state team.
Horse & Cart, First Year Under Saddle, 16. ALL horse show contestants must en-
Ranch Horse & Gaming. Only one ani-
ter a showmanship class with their fair
mal per class.
horse. Each contestant must use the
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