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2013 Events & Shows Schedule Montrose County Fair & Rodeo Week 2013 July 18, 2013 3
Friday, July 19th 10:00am Junior Dog Obedience (Show Ring) 6:30pm CPRA Rodeo—$5 Admission (Arena) Calf Dressing and Rescue
Race during rodeo performance Saturday, July 20th
8:00am Pancake Breakfast (Cattlewoman’s Pavilion) 9:00am ARBA Rabbit Show (Show Ring) 10:00am Dog Demonstration by
San Juan Vet Clinic (Hall) 10:00am Parade (Main Street) 11:00am Horse Races —$3 Admission (Arena) 1:00pm Pet Costume Contest by San Juan Vet Clinic (Hall) 3:00pm Dog Pull Demo by San Juan Vet Clinic (Beef Barn) 6:30pm CPRA Rodeo—$5 Admission (Arena) Calf Dressing and Ribbon
Roping during rodeo performance Sunday, July 21st
8:00am Junior Horse Show (Arena) 9:00am Junior Rabbit Show (Show Ring)
9:00am Cowboy Church by Cross & Spurs Cowboy Fellowship (Hall) 12:00pm Fiddle Contest (Hall) 2:00pm Junior Dog Agility (Festival Area)
Monday, July 22nd 12:00pm Cake Demonstration (Hall) 1:00pm Kids Cupcake Decorating (Hall) 4:00pm Chris Mabrey Hypnotist (Hall) 6:00pm Horseshoe Tournament
(Festival Area) 6:30pm Chris Mabrey Hypnotist (Hall)
Tuesday, July 23rd 8:00am Royalty Contest Horsemanship (Arena) 9:00am Junior/Open Goat Show (Show Ring) 10:00am Junior/Open Poultry Show (Poultry Barn) 12:00pm Pie Eating Contest (Hall) 1:30pm Canning Demo by CSU Extension (Hall) 5:00pm Junior Swine Show (Show Ring) 6:00pm Antique Tractor Pull (Arena)
Wednesday, July 24th 9:00am Junior/Open Sheep Show (Show Ring) 11:30am Clown Capers Show (Festival Area) 1:00pm Royalty Speech & Modeling (Hall) 1:00pm Mutton Bustin Eliminations (Arena) 2:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area) 4:00pm Community Night (Arena)
Red Coats BBQ Ag Appreciation and Farmer/Rancher Awards Kiddie Tractor Pull Mutton Bustin Finals, Calf and Steer Riding Catch-A-Calf Scramble Crowning of Royalty
Ag Olympics Calf Dressing Finals Petting Zoo
5:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)7:00pm Donny Morales (Hall)7:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)
Thursday, July 25th10:00am Open Cat Show (Hall)12:00pm Junior Pocket Pets Show (Hall)1:00pm Junior/Open Beef & Dairy Show (Show Ring)1:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)4:00pm Fashion Revue (Hall)4:30pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area) 6:00pm Team Roping (Arena)
Friday, July 26th9:00am Kids with Kids Goat Show (Show Ring) 9:00am Barn Tours by US Bank (Pioneer Room)10:00am Bucket Calf Show (Show Ring)10:00am Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)11:00am Merry Little Lamb Show (Show Ring)12:00pm Round Robin (Show Ring) 12:00pm All About Ag Trivia by Olathe Sweet Corn Festival (Hall)12:00pm Barn Tours by US Bank (Pioneer Room)1:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)3:00pm Pig Scramble (Show Ring)3:30pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)4:00pm Truck Pull —$10 Admission (Arena)6:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)7:00pm Texaco Country Showdown (Show Ring)
Saturday, July 27th10:00am Home Depot Kids Activity (Hall)10:00am Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)11:00am Buyers Lunch11:00am Garden Demo by CSU Master Gardeners (Hall)12:00pm Cutest Baby Contest (Hall)
1:00pm Junior Livestock Sale (Show Ring)1:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)3:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)5:00pm Clown Capers Show (Festival Area)6:30pm Ranch Rodeo —$5 Admission (Arena)9:00pm Fair Dance (Hall)
Sunday, July 28th1:00pm Gymkhana (Arena)
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MONTROSE COUNTY FAIR & RODEo ROYALTYFrom le� to right: Hayley Reed, Jessica Baldwin, Taylor Gibson, Ashley Watson
Miss Ashley Watson – Montrose County Fair & Rodeo Queen Walt Disney once said, “All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them.” I’m Ashley Watson and being the Montrose County Fair and Rodeo Queen is a dream that I have been working towards since I was nine years old. A� er earning this title, I’ve been given multiple opportuni-ties to represent Montrose at many other fairs and rodeos, as well as at com-munity events. � is past year has de� nitely been a dream come true. I’ve also been given many chances to inspire young girls to do what I do, and that is being a spokesperson for the sport of rodeo and the western way of life.
I’m the daughter of Brian and Amber Watson. I also have an older sister, Courtney Hilton, who was just recently married. My parents and sister are my number one fans, and my biggest supporters. I would like to thank them for all they have done. I am looking forward to becoming a junior in high school, and being very active in FFA. I was elected Parliamentarian of my FFA chapter, I will be on the rodeo team, compete in public speaking contests, do Equestrian Working for my SAE, and compete on the Ag Sales team for my CDE all through FFA. I work very hard in school to stay active, and keep my grades up.
Apart from the Royalty and school, I do many other things with my horses. I absolutely love to barrel race, it’s my passion. I barrel race my two � ve year old horses, Sugar and Rebel. Without them, it would be impossible for me to be a successful barrel racer. I also have a young colt that was just born in May, his name is Hotshot. I’m currently working with him and will train him myself to be my next barrel horse. In my free time, I show Western and English at local shows with my older show mare, Bailey. My horses are my life, and I can hon-estly say that I wouldn’t be the cowgirl I am today if it wasn’t for them.
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Miss Hayley Reed – Montrose Coun-ty Fair & Rodeo Princess AttendantHi, my name is Hayley Reed and I am your 2012-2013 Montrose County Fair and Rodeo Princess Attendant. I am 12 years old and attend Centen-nial Middle School, where I am an honor roll student and my favorite subject is Math. I hope to one day pursue a career that will allow me to make use of my interest in it. I live at Alexander Quarter Horses, a horse farm south of Montrose where generations of my family have raised horses and cattle. Year round I show at 4-H, open and Quarter Horse shows, competing in all-around events. I am honored to have been chosen to represent Mon-trose and have enjoyed meeting many new people and helping with community events. I invite ev-eryone to come and enjoy our upcoming Montrose County Fair and Rodeo.
Miss Taylor Gibson – Montrose County Fair Queen Attendant Hello, my name is Taylor Gibson and I have had the privi-lege and honor of being the 2012-2013 Montrose County Fair Queen Attendant. It has been a won-derful experience to represent Montrose County in multiple parades, rodeos, community service, and social events. It is an experience that will last a life-time. Montrose County is a great place to live and I am proud to represent and share our agricultural heritage. I have lived in Montrose County all my life on a dairy farm west of Olathe. I am the daughter of John and Caryn Gibson. We own a dairy where we farm over 600 acres and own Rocking W Cheese & Milk. We produce cheese and milk and sell it throughout Colorado. This year I have had a great time being a sophomore at Olathe High School. I am very active in school by playing volleyball, basketball, and track. I have also made it a priority to get good grades and made the honor roll. I have been in 4-H for 10 years where I have show horses, lambs, dairy cows, and pigs. This year I look for-ward to showing steers. I am very active in 4-H and
school activities. Through my activities, I have learned responsibility, integrity, and pride in the activities and myself.
I have a desire to learn about animals especially horses and to become the best horseman possible. My family and I ride and show American Paint Horses. I am a member of the American Paint
Horse Association, Rocky Mountain Paint Horse Association, Utah Paint Horse Association, and the Grand Junction Horse Association. I truly love my horses and they have helped me become more confident and outgoing. Horses are God’s gift to mankind and myself.
It has been a great year working with the other Montrose County Royalty girls. I would like to thank them for a fun and rewarding year. It was fun running sponsorship flags, working cows, making new friends, and just having fun. It is my honor to celebrate the Montrose County Fair. This year has been an experience of a lifetime and I am proud to be a part of our western heritage.
Miss Jessica Baldwin - Montrose County Fair and Rodeo Princess Hi! I’m Jessica Baldwin and I’m your 2012-2013 Montrose County Fair and Rodeo Princess! I am 13 years old and an 8th grader at Columbine Middle School. I love to play volley ball, and am active in the Silver Spurs and M&M 4-H clubs where I serve as treasurer and 4-H council representative.
Riding horses is my favorite activity. I show in 4-H and open shows as well as compete in area gymkhanas where I run barrels and poles. I would like to barrel race competitively in the future. You will see me riding my equine best friend, Poco Diamond Too or ‘Poco’, in rodeos and parades this summer.
It has been an honor to represent Montrose County and the Fair at parades, rodeos, social and community service events, and the National West-ern Stock Show. I even got to meet Miss Rodeo USA! It’s been an experience I will always remember.
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Event 1Ag Olympics Course DescriptionTeams must move 5 bales of hay from the starting line 15’ feet across the marked line. Once the last hay bale has crossed the line, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 2.Event 2Teams must move water from one trough to the next, fi lling the second trough to the marked fi ll line. Each team member will have a bucket and water must pass from one bucket to the next in an assembly line fashion to reach the marked fi ll line. Once the fi ll line has been reached, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbar-row at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 3.Event 3Each team member must shuck 1 ear of corn. When all 5 ears have been shucked each team member must attempt to chuck their ear of corn into the waiting trash can 12’ feet away. Once any ear of corn enters the trashcan that team may collect their puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow at
the far end of the track before moving on to Event 4. If a team is unable to get an ear of corn into the trashcan within the 5 attempts, they will be as-sessed a 5 second penalty.Event 4Each team member must stand by a cone spaced 20’ feet apart. Th e egg will be sitting on the fi rst cone. Team members must toss the egg between each other and rest the egg on the fi nal cone without breaking it. Teams will have 5 opportunities to complete this event. Teams unable to complete the event without breaking the egg will be assessed a 5 second penalty. Once the egg comes to rest on the fi nal cone one team member may collect their last puz-zle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow before moving on to Event 5.Event 5Teams must move the wheelbarrow back down the track to the fi nish circle where they must correctly assemble the puzzle. All puzzle pieces must remain in the wheelbarrow throughout travel to the fi nish circle. Once the puzzle has been correctly completed, all team members must cross the fi nish line and ring the cowbell to stop time.
Ag Olympics Course Description
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Ag Olympics Course Description
Ag Olympics The Ag Olympics is an entertaining event and a great fundraising opportunity for our local high school teams.
Fans can support their favorite team by participating in the event’s Calcutta. Proceeds from the Calcutta will go to the top finishing teams!
Participating teams include:
Montrose FFA Team Olathe Volleyball Team Montrose Baseball Team Olathe Girls Basketball Team Montrose Girls Basketball Team Olathe Boys Sophomore Team Montrose Girls Soccer Team Olathe Girls FFA Team Montrose Volleyball Team Olathe Boys FFA Team
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Welcome to the 2013 Montrose County Fair & Rodeo
Event 1: Teams must move 5 bales of hay from the starting line 15’ across the marked line. Once the last hay bale has crossed the line, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 2.
Event 2: Teams must move water from one trough to the next, filling the second trough to the marked fill line. Each team member will have a bucket and water must pass from one bucket to the next in an assembly line fashion to reach the marked fill line. Once the fill line has been reached, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 3.
Event 3: Each team member must shuck 1 ear of corn. When all 5 ears have been shucked each team member must attempt to chuck their ear of corn into the waiting trash can 12’ away. Once any ear of corn enters the trashcan that team may collect their puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 4. If a team is unable to get an ear of corn into the trashcan within the 5 attempts, they will be assessed a 5 second penalty.
Event 4: Each team member must stand by a cone spaced 20’ apart. The egg will be sitting on the first cone. Team members must toss the egg between each other and rest the egg on the final cone without breaking it. Teams will have 5 opportunities to complete this event. Teams unable to complete the event without breaking the egg will be assessed a 5 second penalty. Once the egg comes to rest on the final cone one team member may collect their last puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow before moving on to Event 5.
Event 5: Teams must move the wheelbarrow back down the track to the finish circle where they must correctly assemble the puzzle. All puzzle pieces must remain in the wheelbarrow throughout travel to the finish circle. Once the puzzle has been correctly completed, all team members must cross the finish line and ring the cowbell to stop time.
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the Course Ag Olympics Sponsored in part by:
Ag Olympics Course Description
Ag Olympics The Ag Olympics is an entertaining event and a great fundraising opportunity for our local high school teams.
Fans can support their favorite team by participating in the event’s Calcutta. Proceeds from the Calcutta will go to the top finishing teams!
Participating teams include:
Montrose FFA Team Olathe Volleyball Team Montrose Baseball Team Olathe Girls Basketball Team Montrose Girls Basketball Team Olathe Boys Sophomore Team Montrose Girls Soccer Team Olathe Girls FFA Team Montrose Volleyball Team Olathe Boys FFA Team
& In-Design Signs
Welcome to the 2013 Montrose County Fair & Rodeo
Event 1: Teams must move 5 bales of hay from the starting line 15’ across the marked line. Once the last hay bale has crossed the line, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 2.
Event 2: Teams must move water from one trough to the next, filling the second trough to the marked fill line. Each team member will have a bucket and water must pass from one bucket to the next in an assembly line fashion to reach the marked fill line. Once the fill line has been reached, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 3.
Event 3: Each team member must shuck 1 ear of corn. When all 5 ears have been shucked each team member must attempt to chuck their ear of corn into the waiting trash can 12’ away. Once any ear of corn enters the trashcan that team may collect their puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 4. If a team is unable to get an ear of corn into the trashcan within the 5 attempts, they will be assessed a 5 second penalty.
Event 4: Each team member must stand by a cone spaced 20’ apart. The egg will be sitting on the first cone. Team members must toss the egg between each other and rest the egg on the final cone without breaking it. Teams will have 5 opportunities to complete this event. Teams unable to complete the event without breaking the egg will be assessed a 5 second penalty. Once the egg comes to rest on the final cone one team member may collect their last puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow before moving on to Event 5.
Event 5: Teams must move the wheelbarrow back down the track to the finish circle where they must correctly assemble the puzzle. All puzzle pieces must remain in the wheelbarrow throughout travel to the finish circle. Once the puzzle has been correctly completed, all team members must cross the finish line and ring the cowbell to stop time.
Sponsored in part by:
Ag Olympics Course Description
Ag Olympics The Ag Olympics is an entertaining event and a great fundraising opportunity for our local high school teams.
Fans can support their favorite team by participating in the event’s Calcutta. Proceeds from the Calcutta will go to the top finishing teams!
Participating teams include:
Montrose FFA Team Olathe Volleyball Team Montrose Baseball Team Olathe Girls Basketball Team Montrose Girls Basketball Team Olathe Boys Sophomore Team Montrose Girls Soccer Team Olathe Girls FFA Team Montrose Volleyball Team Olathe Boys FFA Team
& In-Design Signs
Welcome to the 2013 Montrose County Fair & Rodeo
Event 1: Teams must move 5 bales of hay from the starting line 15’ across the marked line. Once the last hay bale has crossed the line, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 2.
Event 2: Teams must move water from one trough to the next, filling the second trough to the marked fill line. Each team member will have a bucket and water must pass from one bucket to the next in an assembly line fashion to reach the marked fill line. Once the fill line has been reached, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 3.
Event 3: Each team member must shuck 1 ear of corn. When all 5 ears have been shucked each team member must attempt to chuck their ear of corn into the waiting trash can 12’ away. Once any ear of corn enters the trashcan that team may collect their puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 4. If a team is unable to get an ear of corn into the trashcan within the 5 attempts, they will be assessed a 5 second penalty.
Event 4: Each team member must stand by a cone spaced 20’ apart. The egg will be sitting on the first cone. Team members must toss the egg between each other and rest the egg on the final cone without breaking it. Teams will have 5 opportunities to complete this event. Teams unable to complete the event without breaking the egg will be assessed a 5 second penalty. Once the egg comes to rest on the final cone one team member may collect their last puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow before moving on to Event 5.
Event 5: Teams must move the wheelbarrow back down the track to the finish circle where they must correctly assemble the puzzle. All puzzle pieces must remain in the wheelbarrow throughout travel to the finish circle. Once the puzzle has been correctly completed, all team members must cross the finish line and ring the cowbell to stop time.
Sponsored in part by:
Ag Olympics Course Description
Ag Olympics The Ag Olympics is an entertaining event and a great fundraising opportunity for our local high school teams.
Fans can support their favorite team by participating in the event’s Calcutta. Proceeds from the Calcutta will go to the top finishing teams!
Participating teams include:
Montrose FFA Team Olathe Volleyball Team Montrose Baseball Team Olathe Girls Basketball Team Montrose Girls Basketball Team Olathe Boys Sophomore Team Montrose Girls Soccer Team Olathe Girls FFA Team Montrose Volleyball Team Olathe Boys FFA Team
& In-Design Signs
Welcome to the 2013 Montrose County Fair & Rodeo
Event 1: Teams must move 5 bales of hay from the starting line 15’ across the marked line. Once the last hay bale has crossed the line, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 2.
Event 2: Teams must move water from one trough to the next, filling the second trough to the marked fill line. Each team member will have a bucket and water must pass from one bucket to the next in an assembly line fashion to reach the marked fill line. Once the fill line has been reached, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 3.
Event 3: Each team member must shuck 1 ear of corn. When all 5 ears have been shucked each team member must attempt to chuck their ear of corn into the waiting trash can 12’ away. Once any ear of corn enters the trashcan that team may collect their puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 4. If a team is unable to get an ear of corn into the trashcan within the 5 attempts, they will be assessed a 5 second penalty.
Event 4: Each team member must stand by a cone spaced 20’ apart. The egg will be sitting on the first cone. Team members must toss the egg between each other and rest the egg on the final cone without breaking it. Teams will have 5 opportunities to complete this event. Teams unable to complete the event without breaking the egg will be assessed a 5 second penalty. Once the egg comes to rest on the final cone one team member may collect their last puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow before moving on to Event 5.
Event 5: Teams must move the wheelbarrow back down the track to the finish circle where they must correctly assemble the puzzle. All puzzle pieces must remain in the wheelbarrow throughout travel to the finish circle. Once the puzzle has been correctly completed, all team members must cross the finish line and ring the cowbell to stop time.
Sponsored in part by:
Ag Olympics Course Description
Ag Olympics The Ag Olympics is an entertaining event and a great fundraising opportunity for our local high school teams.
Fans can support their favorite team by participating in the event’s Calcutta. Proceeds from the Calcutta will go to the top finishing teams!
Participating teams include:
Montrose FFA Team Olathe Volleyball Team Montrose Baseball Team Olathe Girls Basketball Team Montrose Girls Basketball Team Olathe Boys Sophomore Team Montrose Girls Soccer Team Olathe Girls FFA Team Montrose Volleyball Team Olathe Boys FFA Team
& In-Design Signs
Welcome to the 2013 Montrose County Fair & Rodeo
Event 1: Teams must move 5 bales of hay from the starting line 15’ across the marked line. Once the last hay bale has crossed the line, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 2.
Event 2: Teams must move water from one trough to the next, filling the second trough to the marked fill line. Each team member will have a bucket and water must pass from one bucket to the next in an assembly line fashion to reach the marked fill line. Once the fill line has been reached, one team member must pick up the waiting puzzle piece and deposit in the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 3.
Event 3: Each team member must shuck 1 ear of corn. When all 5 ears have been shucked each team member must attempt to chuck their ear of corn into the waiting trash can 12’ away. Once any ear of corn enters the trashcan that team may collect their puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow at the far end of the track before moving on to Event 4. If a team is unable to get an ear of corn into the trashcan within the 5 attempts, they will be assessed a 5 second penalty.
Event 4: Each team member must stand by a cone spaced 20’ apart. The egg will be sitting on the first cone. Team members must toss the egg between each other and rest the egg on the final cone without breaking it. Teams will have 5 opportunities to complete this event. Teams unable to complete the event without breaking the egg will be assessed a 5 second penalty. Once the egg comes to rest on the final cone one team member may collect their last puzzle piece and deposit it into the wheelbarrow before moving on to Event 5.
Event 5: Teams must move the wheelbarrow back down the track to the finish circle where they must correctly assemble the puzzle. All puzzle pieces must remain in the wheelbarrow throughout travel to the finish circle. Once the puzzle has been correctly completed, all team members must cross the finish line and ring the cowbell to stop time.
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Ranch Rodeo – Saturday, July 27th at 6:30pm. Admission $5.
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Th e Ranch Rodeo is an annual event that serves as a living tribute to our western heritage. Th e Ranch Rodeo promotes our unique history and lifestyle by featuring competition between real cowboys from real working ranches. Th e cowboys and their ranch horses compete in four events that showcase the necessary skills and know how ranch hands practice daily.
Spectators enjoy action, excitement, thrills, and laughs in a wholesome en-vironment as they root for their favorite teams. Fans can actively participate in the fun by purchasing one of the teams in the event Calcutta.
Events IncludeTeam Sorting: Cowboys sort numbered cattle from the herd and move them
across the fi nish line.Team Doctoring: Teams rope the head and heals of a designated animal and apply a mark to the animal simulating an injection.Team Branding: A team member on horseback ropes the calf, bringing it out of the herd. Two fl ankers remove the rope and pin the calf to the ground. A third team member “brands” the animal usually with paint that simulates the brand. Team Loading: Teams rope a steer, load the steer in the trailer along with their horses and get into the truck before the clock is stopped.
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The foundation would like to thank the following for making the 2013 Foundation
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Bronze Table Sponsors: Gordon Composites, Montrose Veterinary Clinic, Silver Spur Outfi tters, Tuxedo Corn, Kinikin Processing, Montrose County 4-H Council, Snyder Farms, Lazy JB Angus, Recla Metals, TEI Rock Drills
Silver Monetary Donations: American Ag Credit, JC Propane
Silent & Live Auction Donors: 2 Sisters Gastro Pub, Brown’s Shoe Fit, Davis Service Center, Fabula Home & Gift Boutique, Justin Covington, Kinikin Processing, Menudo’s, Moore Tire and Service, Orvis Hot Springs, Rocking W Cheese, Shear Beauty, Western Gravel, BigBanner.com, Cedar Creek Club Lambs, D’Medici, Gold’s Gym, Justin Green, Mad Hatter Tattoo, Montrose Executive Plaza, Murdoch’s, Ouray Silversmith, Sacred Skin, Ted Nelson’s Steak House, Western Petroleum, Black Canyon 4-H Club, Chow Down Pet Supply, England Fence, Great Harvest Bread Co., Gun Depot, Massey Ferguson, Montrose Recreation District, Olathe Sweet Corn Festival, Ray’s Good Stuff, San Juan Vet Clinic, US Tractor, Western Slope Ag
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JULY 19-28
Community Night • Horse Races • CPRA Rodeo • Animals • Truck Pull
Schedules and more info at www.montrosecountyfairandrodeo.com
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The Friend-ly Farm:Richard & Pamela (DeVries) FriendOPEN EVERYDAY • Mon-Sat: 9AM to 7PM • Sun: 10AM to 6PMWe accept debit & credit cards, cash, local checks & food stamps
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Three Reasons to BUY at the Jr. Livestock Sale:1. Fill your fridge.2. Promote your business.3. Support the youth of our Community.
Participating in the Jr. Livestock Sale is easier than ever. You can purchase for your own use, team up with another buyer and split the cost or reduce the cost by participating in the buy-back program.
Attending the event in person is exciting and rewarding but if the date just doesn’t work, arrangements can be made to attend by proxy.
For more information call Doug Kimberlin at 970-596-7683.
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