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THIRTY-Morrvw Cwurty Fair aa4 Rade Pre mla m Baok CLASS H Pigeons LOT 1. Young hen hatched this year 2. Young cock hatched this year S. Old hen 4. Old cock 5. Mature Squab CLASS I Eggs, 1 dozen LOT 1. White 2. Brown ' 3. Other '''.' DIVISION 2 4-H RABBITS RULES: (according to A.R.B.A. standards) 4-H rabbits may be disqualified for any of the following defects or ailments: crooked feet, legs, spine, neck or tail, lop ears, blindness, absence of tail or ears, pot belly, missing or buck teeth, rupture, vent disease, or infected sores. They may be placed down but not disqualified for being over or under weight for their age class or having other defects or ailments. A doe which will kindle within one week of the Fair or a doe with young litter under two weeks old cannot be exhibited. For Small Animal Showmanship, Small Animal Herdsmanship, Small Animal Judging Contest, or Round Robin Showmanship, look under Department III, 4-H Animai Contests. CLASS A Heavy Weight (California, French Lop, New Zealand, Giants, etc.) LOT 1. Senior Buck over 8 months 2. Senior Doe over 8 months 3. Intermediate buck 6-8 months 4. Intermediate Doe 6-8 months 5. Junior Buck under 6 months 6. Junior Doe under 6 months 7. Pre-juruor Buck or Doe under 3 months 8. Doe with litter of same breed over two weeks CLASS B Ught Weight ( Dutch, Polish, Mini Lop, Netherland Dwarf, etc.) LOT 1. Senior Buck over 6 months 2. Senior Doe over 6 months 3. Junior Buck under 6 months 4. Junior Doe under 6 months " 5. Doe with litter of same breed - over two weeks CLASS C Fur Animals ( Satin, Rex, Angora, Champagne, Chinchilla, etc.) LOT 1. Senior Buck over 6 months - 2. Senior Doe over 6 months 3 Junior Buck under 6 months 4. Junior Doe under 6 months 5. Doe and litter of same breed over 2 weeks CLASS D - Market Animals (All breeds judged together) LOT 1. Fryer 3'? lb. to 5 lb. under 69 days 2. Roaster 4'2 lb. to 74 lb. under 90 days 3. Pen of three A. Fryers lu'z to 15 lb. under 69 days B. Koasters 13' 2 lb. to 22' 2 lb. under 90 days DIVISION 3 OTHER 4-H SMALL ANIMALS RULES: 4-H small animals may be disqualified for any of the following defects or ailments; crooked feet, legs, spine, neck or tail, blindness, rupture, vent disease, or infected SOT?S . Small animals will be against other animals in that species: i.e. guinea pigs will show against other guinea pigs. For Bmall animal showmanship, small animal herdsmanship, small animal judging contest, or Round Robin Showmanship, look under Department III, 4-H Animal Contest. CLASS A Guinea Pigs (cavy) a. American b. Abyssinian c. Peruvian d. Other breeds LOT 1. Junior Sow up to 6 months 2. Junior Boar up to 6 months 3. Senior Sow over 6 months 4. Senior Boar over 6 months CLASS B Pigmy Goats LOT 1. Doe Kid born 1983 2. Yearling doe born 1982 3. Mature doe 4. Buck (any age) DEPT. V. HORSES 4-H HORSE SHOW AUGUST 12 9:00 a.m. 4-11 HORSF.SIIOW. Al GUST 12. Is m. Entrants must be preregistered by July 29 at County Extension office. Entrants requesting stalling will be assigned stalls prior to the show. Open to 4-H members enrolled in a 4-H project in Morrow County. No stallions over the age of one year are allowed in 4-H contests, Each member must use same horse for showmanship, equitation, and trail, but are not required to use same horse for both Western and English classes. EXCEPTION : Member exhibiting in colt training, colt showmanship and first year under saddle may exhibit more than one horse at fair. A member cannot cross-enter horse shown in the colt showmanship and-or colt training classes. However, if member has no other equitation horse, first-year under saddle animal may be used in regular classes but may not enter other equitation classes. Contestants must ride horses they have owned nd-or trained since June 1, 1984 and must do all work possible in preparations for showing the horses. The horse contests will be conducted accor ling to rules and recommendations of the "4-H Horse Contest Outline, 4-H 1301." and the Oregon 4-H Horse Project, "4 11 130," and rules established and set down by the Morrow County 4-H Advisory Committee. "v,w "f equipment Western stock saddles, bits and rein nntinnal. hackamore bosais, snaffles acceptable. Hackamore bits, tie downs, running martingales and draw reins are not allowed. Plain leather or flat curb chains must be one-half inch in width. Dress should conform to the class. Boots are required, hats and spurs optional. No chaps allowed except in trail horse class. There will be no horses on trail or jumping course after course set-up. There will be no horses except in trailer area, arena and far east part of grounds. Age classification of horse contest exhibitors: Beginner first year members who are in 4th or Mh grade Junior 5th and 6th grades, second or third year members Intermediate 7th. Bth, 9th grades Senior 10th, 11th, 12th grades The Ail-Around award is based: one-third from Showmanship, one-third from Western Equitation, and one-third from either Trail or English Equitation, For All Around award in each age group only one horse's points will count. Entrant will specify on pre-entry blank which horse on entry blank to count points on. Entrant will also specify whether they want points for Trail or English Equitation on entry blank. Entrants not specifying will receive lowering of points. Champion and Reservejliampioa In each age dlvUlon DIVISION 1 HORSE JUDGING CONTEST Open to all 4-H members. Each contestant will judge halter classes, riding classes, and tack -feed identification classes. Each contestant will submit oral and written reasons on class specified by judge. PREMIUMS Team: 1st-tiO.OO. 2nd -17,50. 3rd -13.08 Individual: 1st -13.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd 13.00, 4th - $2.00. 5th II .00 Teams will 1 made up of three members from the same club. There will be a fifteen minute break between these divisions in order that entrants may prepare for showmanship. DIVISION 2 4-H HORSE SHOWMANSHIP PR EM 1 1 M.N I'.lue -10. Red -$.'.. While - I Basis for scoring is : Club member - 25 percent , horse and equipment -- 25 percent, showing 50 percent. Showmanship is the exhibitor's demonstration of sportsman ship, courtesy, grooming, poise, confidence, and of how to fit, train, and show horse to best advantage. Exhibitors may show in English or Western attire. LOT 1. Beginner 3 Intermediate 2. Junior 4 s,nior DIVISION 3 4-H BAREDACL EQUITATION PREMIUMS Blue-$6, Red - IS, White -14 BASIS FOR SCORING: Clothing and equipment 15 percent Seat and hands 35 percent Performance 50 percent In all divisions, horses will be worked as a group at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. The judge will then ask each individual for any or all of the movements listed in the 4 H Contest Outline. Contestants will not be asked to mount or dismount. Exhibitors may show English or Western. LOT 1. Beginners 2. Juniors 3. Intermediates 4. Seniors
