THIRTY TWO-TV Heppner Gaiette-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday. June 18. 1981
equitation, but not in both. Choice of equipment optional, as listed under Western
equitation. When using bosal hackamore or snaffle bits, two hands on reins
permitted. No restrictions on bits.,
Champion and Reserve Champion in each age division
DIVISION 3 -
4-H COLT GROUND TRAINING
All age contestants compete together. Entrants will do as many of the 14 tiems
listed in Step-4B of the Oregon 4-H Horse Advancement Program as they can in the
fifteen minute time limit. Contestant must give judge a list of exercises to be
attempted. Judging will be based on how all items atempted are accomplished. Colts
must be born in 1979, 1980, or 1981.
DIVISION 4 -
4-H ENGLISH RIDING CLASSES
F.NGISH EQUITATION
LOT
1. Beginners and Juniors
2. Intermediates
3. Seniors
Horses to be shown at the walk, trot, and canter both ways of ring. To be judged 50
percent on performance and 50 percent on hands and seat. Required movements in
4-H Horse contest outline. Either hunt seat or saddle seat tack and attire acceptable.
Riders will be judged on effective use of aids and horse control. Emphasis on posture
and balance.
Ill T SKAT EQUITATION OVER FENCES
LOT
1. Beginners & Juniors
Rid'TS lo be judged over a course of 6 fences, maximum, not to exceed 2 feet, 6
inches in height. Jumps may include post and rail, brush, oxer, crossed poles, and or
gate. Course to be posted. Any or all contestants may be called back to perform at
three gaits or any lest asked by judye. To be judged on performance and hands and
seat . Except for refusals, jumping faults of the horse are not to be considered unless it
is Ihe result of the rider's ability. Three cumulative refusals will eliminate. If a
refusal occurs in a double or triple, riders shall rejump all elements of the
combination. Hard hats with chin straps and bonis required Hunt seat tack and attire
or modificajions of same accepted Spurs and crops are optional.
2. Intermediates
Riders to be judged over a course of nine fences, maximum, not to exceed three feet
in height. Jumps may include post and rail, brush, coop. wall, oxer, crossed poles,
gate, and or picket fence. Judging and performance other than jumping to be the
same as in the above class. Course to be posted.
3. Seniors - same as Intermediates, above.
DIVISION 5 - 4-H TRAIL HORSE CLASS
Judged on performance and manners wilh emphasis on smoothness with which
rider controls horse and negotiates obstacles in prescribed course. NOT TO BE
JUDGED ON SPEED There will be a time limit on each individual After two
refusals or unnecessary delays, the participant must pass and go on to the next
obstacle. There will be a minimum of five obstacles used from the following: Walk
through cavalletti. open and close gate, simulated water obstacle, walk over bridge,
drag rope, back through marked course, dismount and mount on off side, mailbox,
carry object to specified point, lead horse over jump or obstacle, sidepass. Contestant
will be scored on each obstacle and given a total score for performance based on
poise, manners, use of aids, and smoothness of performance. Exhibitors may show
English or Western.
LOT
1. Beginner
2. Junior
3. Intermediate
4. Seniors
DEPT.V. NATURAL SCIENCE
Superintendents: Kick mill l.iz Curtis
Pit EM 11 'MS
Blue-S.'l .00. Red $2.00. White $1 .00
DIVISION 1 - 4-H 0UTD00RSMAN
An educational exhibit related to the out-of-doors.
Exhibit not to exceed 30" in width. 24" in depth. 30" in height
LOT
30001 Outdoorsman. Junior
30002 Outdoorsman. Intermediate
30003 Outdoorsman. Senior
Score card for Outdoorsman exhibit: Educational value - 25 'include an
explanation of such things as; how to use an exhibit, how made, where found, identify
parts, etc.. if appropriate to exhibit. Example a bird house exhibit could include
plans for making it, where it would be used, for what birds, an actual picture where it
will be used. etc. ) Workmansip. arrangement, neatness - 50. Attractive, holds interest
- 25.
DIVISION 2 - 4-H GEOLOGY
At least 50 percent of the specimens must have been found by the exhibitor and at
least 5 of the specimens collected during the current 4-H year.
34001 Geology. Jr. - 10, 15 or 20 specimens according to year in 4 11 Geology.
34002 Geology. Int. - 15 to 35 specimeng according to year In 411 Geology
34003 Geology, Sr. - 20 to 55 specimens according to year in 4 -If Geology.
DIVISION 3 - 4-H VEGETABLE GARDEN
The numbers or amount of each vegetable required for plant and collection exhibits
can be found in the 4-H Vegetable Garden Exhibit guidelines, 4 H 2331.
PREMIUMS
Blue $3 00. Red $2 00 white $1 00
For collection exhibits, exhibit should be on tray or container no larger than 18 ' x
14 x 2 j inches. Plate exhibits should be exhibited on 9" plate. Members may enter
only one class.
Vegetable Garden. Junior
23311 - Plate exhibit (plate of one vegetable variety) limit two entries
23312 Collection exhibit (3 vegetables)
Vegetable Garden, Intermediate
23321 Plate exhibit (plate of one vegetable variety) limit three entries
23322 Collection exhibit (4 vegetables)
23323 - Poster or display showing and explaining results of member's experiment.
Vegetable Garden. Senior
2.1311 - Plate exhibit (plate of one vegetable variety) limit Tour
23322 - Collection exhibit (5 vegetables with varieties labeled)
2.1333 - Commercial Display (10 lb. unit of produce with record of commercial
garden)
23344 - Educational Display showing and explaining results of experimental
commercial garden.
DIVISION 4 - 4-H FLOWERS
PREMIUMS
Blue $.1 00. Red $2 (XI. White $1 .00
-The class or kind of flower need not be shown on the entry, but should be on the
exhibit lag attached lo the exhibit The requirement for each exhibit can be found in
Oregon 411 Flower and Ornamental Growers' Handbook, 4 H 231.
Exhibitors may enter only one class.
Flowers. Junior
231 1 1 1 to 3 different kinds or types of cut flowers
2:1112 - Bouquet of fresh flowers
23113 Bouquet of dried flowers
Flowers. Intermediate
23121 2 In 4 different kinds or types of cut flowers
23122 Fresh flower arrangement
23123 Plaque with dried materials
Powers. Senior
23131 3 lo 5 different kinds or types of cut flowers
23132 Fresh flower arrangement with theme. "Oregon, the Beaver State".
23133 Arrangement with dried materials
CONTAINER GARDENING
PREMIUMS Blue $3.00, Red $2.00, While $1.00
Container Gardening. Junior
23211 One container grown plant (s
Container Gardening. Intermediate
23221 One container grown plant (s)
23222 Display on experiment wilh planl(s) in containers
Container Gardening. Senior
23231 One container grown plant (s)
23232 Display on experiment with plant(s) in containers
23233 Commercial exhibit of plants (flat or market package)
DIVISION 5 - 4-H INSECTS
Judging will be based on cotidilion of specimens, monotint!. Iiillmg, attractiveness
and education value of exhibit
CLASS A - ENTOMOLOGY
322(11 Junior - 10 - 20 insects, at least 10 orders
32202 Intermediate !" - 50 insects, at least 12 orders
322113 Senior specialized collections, life histories, not more Hum 50 specimens
CLASS H BEES
32101 - Bee. Junior
32102 Bee. Intermediate
32103 - lice. Senior
DEPT. VI. HOME ECONOMICS
DIVISION 1 - 4-H CLOTHING
- Label each garment and article with name, address, county, and phase (typed or
printed on white fabric and securely attached).