grand champion hog grand champion fryer
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GRAND CHAMPION FRYERGRAND CHAMPION HOG
GRAND CHAMPION STEERRESERVE CHAMPION HOG
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GRAND CHAMPION RABBIT
GRAND CHAMPION LAMB
MordtTractor
Troy, Missouri
636-528-8575
50th AnnualLincoln CountyOld Threshers
Association, IncSeptember 19-22, 2019
Located at Walnut Grove Farm, Jct Hwy B & NN - Elsberry, MO
The show has now been expanded to 4 days! Thursday night we are
featuring a Farm Tractor Pull. Fairgrounds will open at 5 p.m.
and pulling at 7 p.m..Brian Gottfried - 314-540-1135
www.LincolnCountyOldThreshers.org www.cuivre.com 😎😎 800-392-3709
► Stay at least 10 feet away from downed power lines after an accident or storm. Assume all wires are live.
► Remember Missouri’s 10 Ft. Rule. Notify your utility before you work within 10 feet of power lines.
► Call 8-1-1 before you dig. Keep areas near utility equipment free from obstructions.
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SUMMER SAFETY TIPS
Enjoy the fair!
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JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION BUYERS JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION BUYERSThank You to the 2018 Lincoln Co. Fair Junior Livestock Auction Buyers Thank You to the 2018 Lincoln Co. Fair Junior Livestock Auction Buyers
Chacon ConstructionChad Westhoff
Channel Seed - Nick & Kyle AllenChannel Seed - Brad Eisenbath
Charles & Kim EllisCharlie’s Farm & Home SupplyCherished Beginnings Preschool
Chris SchusterChristopher Husdon Channel Seed
Clemmy ZerrerCoastal Carriers- John Dunard
Colt SchumanCommittee to Elect Joe Kaimann
Community State BankConstruction & General Laborers Local 660
Corey UmhoeferCornerstone MortgageCory and Tina Ryan
Craig WesthoffCreative Stitches
Crystal Hall - Lincoln County ClerkCurtis & Becky Stille
Cuts AboveD & R Farms
Dale & Betty ZurowesteDale and Bev Menne Farms
Dale DiederichDameron Transport
Dan ButlerDaniel Henke
Danielle & B J HutsonDarrell & Lori Ann Forbeck
Darrell HarrisDavid & Krysti Henke
David Logan ShawDeanna Aslin
Demien ConstructionDennis & Janet FreymuthDennis Mudd Auto Body
Dennis PearsonDiana Eisenbath
Don HutsonDon Seeger
Donald Hutson JrDonna Shaw
Doug and Margaret MomphardDowns Drywall
Dunard Snow and IceDusty & Becky Thornhill-Thornhill Real Estate & Auction
Ed MuddEd Schieffer & Dr Ayanna Shivers
Edwards Show CattleElite Custom Designs
Elite ToolElizabeth Schwendemann, D V M
Elsberry HardwareEngelmeyer RealtyEnnis Implement
Enviromental RestorationEolia Fertilizer
Eric & Becka TwellmanEric Myers
Erica Gimmy Cornerstone MortgageF & S Collision
Farmer’s ButcheringFarmer’s Elevator & Supply
Farmer’s Mutual Insurance of Warren CountyFCS Financial
Flynn Drilling CompanyFlynn Properties
Forrest Keeling NurseryFriends of Horne Family
Friends of Nick StoneG & M Asphalt
Garrett ConsultingGary & Donna Myers
Gary & Melitta ShieldsGary & Sharon Braungardt
Gary and Cindy SeiglerGB Truck and TrailerGeeding Construction
George HasekampGerald Mehler Farms & Excavating
Glenn WegenerGrand Oaks Heating and CoolingGrasser Electric - Shane Grasser
Great Clips - Ronald SaetteleGregory and Melissa Vaccaro
Harvey S MartinHeartland Restorations
Henke ConstructionHolmes Farms
Huber ConstructionHudson FarmsInsurance Stop
J & J Cattle CompanyJack Price Construction
Jacob CurrieJames Johnson
James SleeJames Stille
Jason & Gail BraungardtJason and Lori Williams
Jason MyersJay & Rhonda Shafer
Jeanie Riddle, Missouri State SenatorJeanne & Bill HutsonJeff & Morgan Aslin
Jeff and Denise BraungardtJerome Zerrer Jr
Jerry Fox, Lincoln County CollectorJessica Downs - Advanced Eyecare
Jessica Zumwalt for Lincoln County CollectorJet Physical TherapyJim & Betty Schulze
Jim BoedekerJim Ladlie
Jim Trenary FordJim Volmert
Jo & Rocky LammertJoe & Sandy Witte
Joe and Rachel HutsonJoe Crenshaw
Joe Grote FarmJoerling Bros. TruckingJohn & Brenda Zerrer
John & Wendy BoenkerJohn Schumacher
Jonah LasaterJosephville Meat ProcessingJT Schneider Trucking LLC
Judy Thompson
Jungermann Farms LLCK & K Properties
K Flynn Insurance - Kevin & Kathy FlynnK. Flynn Insurance - John Kinion Jr.
Kaiman Auctions and Real EstateKaimann Welding Inc.
Karrenbrock EscavatingKathy Walter
KCA LLCKemper Millard Keim Funeral Home
Kevin MyersKirk & Anna Noxon
Krieg SalesL & L Mowing
L Keeley ConstructionL. Menne Farms
Larry CappelLarry Crouch
Larry & Lydia KroningerLaw Office of Jesse Granneman
LBH PigsLeah Chaney -Lincoln County Prosecuting Attorney
Leonhard InsuranceLester Farms
Lewis HybridsLew’s Accounting & Tax Service
Lincoln County FairLincoln County Farmer’s Cooperative
Lincoln County Recorder of DeedsLisa Burkemper Real Estate Team
Lisa SitlerLuke Harke
M & D ConcreteM. Turpin Services
Magruder Construction-Brian TwellmanMagruder Limestone
Margie Koch-American Family InsuranceMark & Karen Sachs
Mark DickmeyerMark HasekampMark Schuette
Mar-Leet Investors LLCMarre’s Painting
Martin General ContractorMary Kay Cosmetics Christy Cox
Mary ZerrerMatt & Cassie Schieffer
Matt Jones Insurance Agency LLCMatt Orf
Maverick WimesMcBride Homes
Menne Refrigeration & ElectricMenne Show Pigs
Mennemeyer OrthodonticsMennemeyer Trucking
Mense FarmsMeyer Title Company
Meyers GradingMFA Elsberry
MFA WentzvilleMichael Kaimann Welding
Michael RyanMick Mehler & Sons Excavating
Mike & Sandie TylerMike and Roseanne Sullivan
Mike Henebry
1st Advantage Bank3D Crop Insurance
47 West Trailer Sales4-W Country Aire Kennel-Jean Wagster
Aaron & Nicolle MolburgABC Supply Company
Adam WestadtAgers Seamless Guttering
AJM TrussAlbertin Auto Body & Collision
Alex MuddAlexandra Suddarth Buyer’s Agent
All Family ChiropracticAllen Auction ServiceAlmost Home Catering
Amanda NeelAmanda Schieffer
Amanda Thoroughman OhmesAmerican Family Insurance- Donald Thompson Jr.
American Family Insurance-Neal GratekeAuburn FarmsAustin KreugerAuto Lube PlusB & B Electric
B & D Car WashB & J Septic
B & R Autobody & Painting / Rhonda’s Screen PrintB & S Farm
Backes & Toelke Agri ProductsBank of Old Monroe
Beamer PropertieBeauchamp Seed, LLC
Bedrock QuarryBernard and Bonnie Begeman
Betsy CalvinBHSS Select PropertiesBill & Jenny NordmannBill and Ellen Sullivan
Bill KamlerBill Schlote
Bill Sullivan ExcavatingBillie Jean CappelBlake Momphard
Bob & Phyliss CobbBob Grateke
Bob StrassemeierBob Zerrer
Bobby Kerpash-Meyer and Company Real EstateBobby Thornhill
Boedeker BrothersBraungardt Ag Services
Brennan LagemannBrian and Elizabeth Utterback
Briggs RealtyBruce & Connie Werkmeister
Bruce FitzgeraldBruns Cattle CoBuilders Block
Burkemper Trucking LLCBuzzy’s LiqourC & M Acres
Cannon ExcavationCarla Angel
Castle’s GroceryCentral Crop Insurance Services Inc.
Central Elevator, Inc.
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JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION BUYERSThank You to the 2018 Lincoln Co. Fair Junior Livestock Auction Buyers
Open Community Exhibit Registration2019 Lincoln County Fair
http://lincmohe.fairmanager.com/
You will need to visit the website, to complete the Open Home Economic registration for the 2019 Lincoln County Fair.
This can be completed between Saturday, June 1 and Saturday, June 29, 2019 before 9:00 P.M.
This website will be used ONLY for Open Home Economic & Community Exhibit Hall entries. During this process, you will
need to create a user name and password per exhibitor.
Please retain this information as the exhibit hall committee will not have access to this and it cannot be retrieved.
Please direct questions to email [email protected].
Thank you for your cooperation and patience while we make this transition!
See pages 68-72 for classes and information.
Mike MuellerMindy West
Missouri MulchMO Realty Home & Land
Monty’s Bar-b-queMordt Tractor & EquipmentMoscow Mills Feed & Grain
Moscow MIlls LumberMuensterman Farms
Mustang Sally’sMyers Select Homes
Nathan HutsonNeta Henderson
Nick and Melissa SkibinskiNick Bauer
Nick ProuhetNickolas Turnbull
North American Seeding ServiceNorthstar Farm Excavating
Norton Trucking LLCOld Monroe Lumber
Our House Auction ServiceParamedics of Lincoln County
Parkside Mini-MartPatrick and Andrea Kientzy
Paul & Cindy MalonePauline FilsonPayton White
PCH InvestmentsPeoples Bank and Trust
PioneerPlackemeier Farms
Pow Pow Cattle FarmsPrairie View Seed - Pioneer Seed Jess Claborn
Prairie Wind FarmProvidence BankRacks & Tracts
Randy Pietzman, MO State Rep. Dist 41Rich and Jessica Ponder
Richard DoveRichard Grote
Richard Hackmann ConstructionRichard Harper
Rick HenkeRick SimmonsRick Twellman
Rick Woods Auto RepairRise Up Probation and Intervention Services LLC
Rob and Ellie ZurowesteRobert & Sue Hutson
Robert Bell JrRyan Family Farms
Ryan FarmsSandy Lickteig
Sandy Turner Missouri Farm BureauScattered Acres
Schieffer Heating & CoolingSchuster Insurance LLC
Schwendemann Bros Farms & Double A Angus LLCScott and Dena Capps
Scott HasekampScott West Automotive
Seeger Farms LLCService & Supply Coop
Shafer BrothersShane Myers Crop Insurance
Shari Whitehead
Sherri SelmanShields Farm
Showtime FarmSilex Banking Company
Simmons FarmsSmokin Butts BBQ
Spencer SmithSt Charles County Fair
St Charles Pork ProducersStarlight FarmsStephen Sulin
Steve and Jane KientzySteven Turpin
Sue CappelSullivan Farms
Sunrise RV ParkSydenstricker Equipment Co
Taylor and Alex HutsonTaylor DamesTaylor Turpin
TD2 Seed & ServiceTed & Laura Schneider
Tenderheart KennelsTerry & Michelle CappelThe Blind Pig Farmers
Thomas KoenigThornhill RE & Auction
Tim & Patty SchroerTimothy D Cappel
Tobie HubbardTom Anderson Real Estate
Tom ShawToni Meyer At Law
Tony’s Antique TractorsTracy SawmillTravis Meyers
Travis, Crystal, Dalton & Taryn SmithTrent BraungardtTrent Crenshaw
Tri-County Sports CenterTriple C Cattle Co
Troy Feed and MercantileTroy Flooring Center
Troy Furniture CompanyTroy Marble & Granite Co., Inc
Troy Wentzville Vet ClinicTucker and Sons Septic
Twellman SimentalsTwin Hill Stock Farms
Warrenton Oil CompanyWayne Tillotson
Weatherford FarmsWebb Farms
Weinrich FarmsWestbrook Law Group
Whalen Farms Hay and Cattle CoWhiteside Timber
Winchester Spine & Sport CenterWitt Farm Seed & Grain
Witte Brothers Truck LinesWood Butcher Properties zand Realtors
Woods Fort Golf CourseWorld Outdoor Emporium
Wren Real EstateWW Construction
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OPEN COMMUNITY EXHIBITSOPEN COMMUNITY EXHIBITSDivision: Desserts
Cakes1. All cakes must be exhibited on heavy cardboard. 2. One-half cake, except where decorated, will be accepted as an exhibit. 3. Decorated cakes must be exhibited whole to allow for best judging. 4. Cakes may or may not be cut to determine quality.5. Only decorated cakes may be from a mix. Class Name 20. Angel Food 21. Sponge 22. Gooey Butter cake 23. Applesauce 24. Chiffon 25. Spice 26. Upside Down 27. Pound 28. Devil’s Food 29. Yellow Cake
Pies1. ¼ pie in aluminum pan or two tarts will comprise an exhibit. 2. No cream pies will be accepted. 3. One slice of pie or one tart, wrapped separately on a paper plate should be included as a sample for judging purposes. Class Name 40. Any Fruit 41. Berry 42. Nut 43. Cherry
Cookies1. Cookies should be exhibited on heavy paper plates, covered with plastic wrap. 2. Four (4) cookies will comprise an exhibit. 3. Two (2) cookies as a sample for judging should be wrapped separately. Class Name 50. Drop Cookies 51. Pressed 52. Shaped 53. Refrigerated Cookies
Candy 1. Four (4) pieces of candy displayed in a container of choice (no glass) either for gift giving or family, will comprise an exhibit. 2. Two (2) samples, wrapped separately, are required for judging.Class Name 60. Fudge 61. Nut Brittle 62. Caramel
Division: Canned FoodsThe judging guidelines are printed to help you prepare your entries.1. All canned goods must be in standard canning jars, sealed with two-piece lids, using appropriate heat processing and less than one year old. Paraffin in not an acceptable seal. Bands should be in place for transporting jars, but will be removed for judging.2. Entries must be labels with product names, date of preparation, processing method, length of processing time and recipe source. Entries with incomplete label will be disqualified. Example of qualified label:
3. All foods must be canned according to 1989 or later USDA, University Extension, Ball or Kerr guidelines. (Disclaimer: mention of brand names is for educational purposes only and not an endorsement.) Contact your County Extension Office for help or new recipes. 4. Any sign of spoilage, alteration from standard of processing guidelines or lack of label information will be basis for disqualification of the exhibit.5. No canned food will be sampled by the judges.
Class Name70. Apples71. Applesauce72. Berries73. Cherries74. Peaches75. Pears76. Fruit Juice77. Green Beans78. Corn79. Carrots80. Mixed Vegetable81. Salsa82. Pasta Sauce
JelliesClass Name105. Apple106. Blackberry107. Cherry108. Peach
Preserves, Jams or Butters and HoneyClass Name115. Peach116. Pear117. Cherry118. Strawberry119. Apple Butter
Snap beans 7/20/11 pressure canned 10 pounds25 minutes University Extension Guide H1454
44. Peach45. Apple46. Miscellaneous
30. German Chocolate (traditional icing)31. White Cake32. Oatmeal Cake33. Carrot Cake34. Decorated Wedding Cake35. Decorated Birthday Cake36. Coffee Cake37. Miscellaneous
54. Brownies55. Bar Cookies56. Decorated Cookies57. Miscellaneous
63. Chocolates64. Mints65. Miscellaneous
83. Tomatoes84. Tomato Juice85. Peppers86. Sweet Pickles87. Dill Pickles88. Bread and Butter Pickles89. Pickled Beets90. Relish100. Any Pickled Vegetables101. Miscellaneous Fruit102. Miscellaneous Vegetable103. Miscellaneous Pickle
109. Strawberry110. Grape111. Miscellaneous Berry112. Miscellaneous
120. Blackberry121. Orange Marmalade122. Honey123. Miscellaneous
Foods, Sewing, Horticulture, Stitchery, Knitting/Crochet, Quilts, Fine Arts, Photography, Crafts & Woodwork
Superintendent: Carolyn Hunt & Olivia Braley; Assistants: Elisa Schuknecht, Emma Braley, Kirstin Hunt and Ashleyn Hunt
General Rules and Regulations1. Entries will be received Monday, July 8th from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. Doors will close for judging promptly at 11:00 a.m.2. Pre-registration is required for the 2019 fair. ONLINE REGISTRATION ONLY!3. Each class will accept entries for three age division: 12 and under, ages 13-21 and ages 22 and above.4. Exhibitors may exhibit in as many classes as they wish. However, exhibitors are limited to two exhibits per class.5. All articles must be the work of the exhibitor.6. NO POSTERS WILL BE ACCEPTED.7. Any article will not be eligible for competition in the same class in which it was previously exhibited.8. When there is not competition in a class, articles will be awarded according to merit. No ribbon and premium will be awarded
unless quality merits. In classes with one exhibit, first place will be awarded only if the judge(s) feels exhibit is worthy.9. The Lincoln County Fair will make reasonable effort for a secure display area. The Lincoln County Fair, Inc., members of the
board of directors, nor superintendents/assistant superintendents assume no responsibility for loss of or damage to exhibits. 10. Judges decisions are final.11. Best of Show ribbons will be awarded in the following categories: Breads; Desserts (cakes, cookies, candies); Canned
Goods; Sewing; Horticulture; Stitchery; Knitting/Crochet; Quilts; Fine Arts; Photography; Crafts and Woodwork. An additional premium of $10 will be awarded per category for Best of Show.12. ENTRIES MUST BE PICKED UP ON SUNDAY, JULY 14TH FROM 3:00 TO 5:00 P.M. The Lincoln County Fair and Open
Community Exhibits committees are not responsible for articles left after this time and date. Any item left after this time and date forfeit ribbons and any premiums awarded.
Food
Division: BreadsBreads should be plastic wrapped and exhibited on heavy paper plate. An exhibit will consist of ¼ loaf of bread, plate of 4 rolls. Please include two (2) samples, wrapped separately from the exhibit in plastic sandwich bags, for the judging.
Class Name1. White Loaf2. Dark Loaf3. Dinner Rolls4. Sweet Rolls5. Cornbread6. Biscuits (plate of 4)7. Muffins – savory (plate of 4)8. Muffins – sweet (plate of 4)9. Fruit bread10. Zucchini Bread11. Donuts (plate of 4)12. Miscellaneous bread
Prize awards for Food Division: 1st - $3.00 • 2nd - $2.00 • 3rd - $1.00
1. No mixes allowed except where stated.2. Amount required per exhibit is listed.3. All jars must be clear, standard in size and clearly labeled.4. All other entries must be exhibited on non- breakable containers5. Only clear plastic wrap may be used on products to be judged.
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Division: Horticulture1. The number in parenthesis is thenumber required to comprise an exhibit.2. Fruit and vegetables should be exhibitedon heavy disposable plates.Class Name130. Potatoes (4)131. Onions (4)132. Tomatoes (4)133. Zucchini (2)134. Squash (2)135. Radishes (4)136. Cherry or Grape Tomato (6)137. Hot Peppers (4)138. Sweet Pepper (4)139. Beets (4)140. Green Beans (6)141. Cabbage (1)142. Carrots (4)143. Cucumbers (4)144. Peas (6)145. Other Vegetable (2)146. Apples (4)147. Blackberries (6)148. Berries (6)149. Peaches (4)150. Other Fruit (4)
OPEN COMMUNITY EXHIBITSOPEN COMMUNITY EXHIBITSDivision: General CraftsCriteria for judging General Craft Division will be based on technical skills, use of materials, creativity, and functionality.
Class Name245. Floral Arrangements246. Christmas Décor247. Holiday Décor248. Candles249. Christmas Tree Ornament(s)250. Handmade Basket251. Decorated Any Article252. Purse, Bag or Pouch253. Decorated Glass254. Doll Item255. Lace (tatting, bobbin, battenburg)256. Felting257. Made from paper258. Scrapbook page259. Holiday Card260. Miscellaneous Greeting Card261. Rugs (Prize awards: 1st-$4 , 2nd- $2 , 3rd-$1) 262. Pot Holders263. Handmade Dolls264. Door or Wall Hanging (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1) 265. Made from Wood (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1) 266. Made from Metal (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1) 267. Decoupage 268. Applique (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1) 269. Weaving (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1)270. Model271. Toys272. Handspun Yarn (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1)273. Lego, K’nex, Etc. Building274. Lego, K’nex, Etc. Vehicle275. Made from Animal Hide276. Decorated Clothing Item277. Wreath 278. Home Décor 279. Made from Recycled Material280. Jewelry (Prize awards: 1st-$4, 2nd- $2, 3rd-$1)281. Miscellaneous
Division: Sewing1. All clothing items needing hangingshould be entered on appropriate hanger.(Dress, skirt, blouse, shirt, suit, jacket, etc.)2. Soiled, unfinished or commercially made articles will not be accepted for competition.
Class Name290. Adult Dress291. Child Dress292. Infant Dress293. Adult Skirt/pants294. Child Skirt/pants295. Infant Skirt/pants296. Adult Shirt297. Child Shirt298. Infant Shirt299. Formal Wear300. Miscellaneous Adult Clothing301. Miscellaneous Child Clothing302. Miscellaneous Infant Clothing303. Adult Accessory304. Child Accessory305. Infant Accessory306. Apron307. Doll308. Toy309. Pillow310. Costume311. Blanket312. Household Item 313. Purse/Bag314. Miscellaneous Baby Item315. Miscellaneous
Prize awards for Sewing Division:1st - $4.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
Prize awards for General Crafts Division:1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $1.00 (exceptions noted)
Division: Knitting/Crocheting
CrochetingClass Name180. Doll or Animal181. Bedspread182. Sweater, Vest, Top or Coat183. Baby Garment184. Toy185. Socks or Slippers186. Baby Afghan
KnittingClass Name195. Doll or Animal196. Bedspread197. Sweater, Vest, Top or Coat198. Baby Garment199. Toy200. Socks or Slippers201. Baby Afghan
QuiltsClass Name213. Pieced Quilt214. Embroidered Quilt215. Hand Quilted216. Machine Quilted217. Original Quilt Design218. Child’s Quilt219. Appliqued Quilt220. Quilted Wall hanging221. Quilted household item222. Miscellaneous Quilted Item
Division: Stitchery(Embroidery, Cross Stitch, Etc.)1. Soiled, unfinished or commercially madearticles will not be accepted for display and judging.2. Items must be properly presented for judging. Forexample, stitched items must be pressed and/or blocked. Framing is optional.
Class Name160. Pillow 161. Pillow Case 162. Tablecloth163. Napkin164. Towel165. Baby Item166. Household Item167. Picture168. Wall Hanging169. Garment170. Toy171. Bag172. Miscellaneous 5x7 or Smaller173. Miscellaneous 5x7 or Larger
Prize awards for Stitchery Division:1st - $4.00 • 2nd - $3.00 • 3rd - $2.00
187. Afghan188. Hat, Scarf or Mittens189. Shawl190. Doily191. Household Item192. Miscellaneous
201. Baby Afghan202. Afghan203. Hat, Scarf or Mittens204. Shawl205. Doily206. Household Item207. Miscellaneous
Division: WoodworkingCriteria for judging Woodworking Division will be based on technical skills, use of materials, creativity, and functionality.
Class Name230. Furniture231. Clock232. Handmade Frame/Plaque233. Whittling/Carving234. Household Item235. Wildlife Use236. Toy237. Containers238. Wood burning
Prize awards for Woodworking Division: 1st - $4.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
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OPEN COMMUNITY EXHIBITSDivision: Fine Arts1. All artwork submitted for judging mustbe the work of the entrant.2. Artwork previously judged at the LincolnCounty Fair may not be re-entered for judging.3. All 3-dimensional artwork submitted for exhibit must be freestanding and ready for exhibit.4. All 2-dimensional artwork must be framed and ready for hanging - photography exhibits excluded. a) Artwork not ready for hanging will not be accepted - photography exhibits excluded. b) Only a securely attached wire is acceptable for display.c) All plates must have stand or easel.5. All artwork must be original and may not be copied from any source.6. Completed project should not exceed 22’’ x 28’’.
CeramicsClass Name320. Bisque321. Glazed 322. Stained
Tole and China PaintingClass Name325. Tole, Wooden Item326. Tole, Metal or Glass327. Tole, Canvas Item328. Tole, Miscellaneous
PaintingClass Name332. Original Oil333. Original Acrylic334. Original Watercolor335. Mixed Media336. Miscellaneous
DrawingClass Name 337. Pen and Ink338. Charcoal339. Pastel340. Colored Pencil341. Pencil342. Mixed Media343. Miscellaneous
SculptureClass Name344. Metal345. Wood346. Clay347. Mixed Media348. Miscellaneous
Division: Photography1. Photos must be matted, or in Ziploc bag.2. Frames are not acceptable.
Class Name349. Landscape/Nature350. Portraits351. Still Life352. Pets353. Wildlife354. Abstract355. Photo Series (2-5 photos)
Prize awards for Photography:1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $1.00
Prize awards for Fine Arts Division:1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $1.00
323. Sculpture324. Miscellaneous Ceramic Item
329. China, Jewelry Item330. China, Dish331. China, Miscellaneous
EXHIBITS
Open Wool Fleece ContestMonday, July 8th - Exhibit Hall
8:30 - 11:00 a.m. - Judging at 11:00 a.m.Mary Anne Kemper and Teresa O’Hanlon, Co-Chairpersons
1. Eligibility of Fleeces: In order to compete for prizes, each fleece must: (a) have been shorn in 2019; (b) represent not more than 12 months growth except that in the case of yearling fleeces 18 months growth will be allowed. Qualifications: Any fleece entered in competition at the Wool Show will be discriminated against if: A. Showing any paint or tar brands (soluble branding fluids permissible) B. Showing excessive dung locks or tags C. Discolored by excessive moisture D. Cotted E. Showing a weak staple or break in fiber F. Containing any excess burrs or other vegetable matter
2. Preparation of Fleeces: Fleeces will be skirted and may be tied with paper fleece twine, flesh side out, or controlled in a
manner to allow their being handled without falling apart.3. Fleeces should be entered on Monday July 8, 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. at the Main Exhibit Hall at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds.4. Premiums will be paid on 1st through 4th places in each class.
Premiums will be: 1st - $7; 2nd - $6; 3rd - $5; 4th - $4. Overall Champion (Best of Show) will receive $10.00 additional premium.
5. Fleece classes will be: 0400 Fine White Wool (example: Corriedale, Rambouillet) 0401 Medium White Wool (example: Dorset, Montadale; Polypay) 0402 Long/Coarse White Wool (example: Lincoln, Romney, Border Leiscester) 0403 Fine Natural Colored Wool 0404 Medium Natural Colored Wool 0405 Long/Coarse Natural Colored Wool 0406 Medium Cream Colored Wool (example: Suffolk: Oxford; Shropshire. Hampshire; Southdown) 0407 Double Coated White Fleece 0408 Double Coated Natural Colored Fleece
6. Classes may be broken at the discretion of judge and/or chairs.
NOTE: The examples are the same for Fine (0400 and 0403), Medium (0401 and 0404), and Long/Coarse White Wool (0402 and 0405). Each class will accept crossbred fleeces of its definition. Double coated refers to Llama, Alpaca and Churro breeds.
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BREEDING & OPEN SHOW LIVESTOCK RULES Breeding Cattle-‐John Caviness Breeding Swine-‐Karen Crouch & Tess Crouch Breeding Sheep-‐Sharon Keim & Tricia Schniedermeyer Poultry-‐Debbie King & Amanda Schieffer Rabbits-‐Ruth Louks Livestock Chairman-‐Bill Kamler Junior exhibitors in any county of Missouri may exhibit BREEDING STOCK in the Lincoln County Fair Junior Breeding Shows provided that the exhibitor’s home county also provides this option to Lincoln County Junior exhibitors.
1. All exhibitors must comply with the general rules and regulations and Animal Health Requirements for Exhibition in this Premium Book.
2. “All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019. Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.”
3. No breeding livestock will be allowed on the grounds prior to 8:00 a.m. on Friday July 12.
a. SWINE must be penned and ready for check-‐in from 9:00-‐11:00 a.m. Show begins at 12:00 p.m.
b. CATTLE arrive from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Friday, July 12. Check in by 9:30 am.
c. SHEEP arrive by 12:00 PM (noon) on Friday, July 12. Check in by 1:00 pm.
4. All Health Papers and registration papers are to be delivered to the Livestock Superintendent or Veterinarian at check-‐in.
5. Each Exhibitor will be expected to keep their pens and areas clean. Sawdust will be provided in cattle barn. However, exhibitors are still responsible for keeping the exhibit area clean and orderly. No straw bedding will be allowed in cattle barn.
6. Abuse of animals will not be tolerated. Should an abuse be observed toward an animal, either in the barn or in the show ring, superintendent has the authority to dismiss/disqualify animal and exhibitor from the show.
. No assistance in showing animals will be allowed in classes unless approved by the show officials.
8. Swine Breeding Shows will be at 12:00 p.m. on Friday July 12, Cattle Breeding Show will 3:00 p.m. on Friday, July 12 or immediately following swine show. Release date and time for the Swine and Cattle Junior Breeding Show is Friday, July 12 at conclusion of respective show. Sheep Breeding Shows will be on Saturday, July 13 starting at 9:00 am. Sheep will be eligible for release at the conclusion of the Sheep Breeding Show.
9. No grooming chutes will be allowed in the show barns except day of show. 10. If there are two or less exhibitors in one breed, they will be shown in a
combined class at the discretion of the show committee. 11. Errors in premium payments not reported to Lincoln County Fair by August
31, will stand as paid. 12. No dogs are allowed on the Fairgrounds. 13. ELIGIBILIT OF 4-‐H & FFA MEMBERS
Entries in the 4-‐H outh Department are limited to Lincoln County 4-‐H member who have passed their 8th birthday and not passed their 19th birthday before January 1 of the current program year and whose enrollment is on file in the Lincoln County University Extension Center. Active members of High School FFA Chapters (9th grade and above) who are continuing their supervised agricultural experience program are eligible. FFA members must have a current enrollment on file with the Lincoln County University Extension Center by November 1 of the program year (October 1 through September 30). Members of both the 4-‐H youth development program and FFA must be in good standing with their respective organi ations.
14. CODE OF ETHICS Believing it is in the best interest of all unior exhibitors to maintain a reputation of integrity and to present a wholesome and progressive image, the Lincoln County Fair sets forth the following regulation: 4-‐H and FFA members are expected to conduct themselves according to the best traditions of their respective organi ations. Inappropriate conduct (drinking, vandalism, stealing and indiscreet behavior) WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. Any violation of this rule will be grounds for disqualifying the
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exhibitor and/or livestock involved. Further, any premium monies and/ or awards earned will be forfeited.
15. CHECK-‐IN WITH SUPERINTENDENTS Upon arrival at the fairground, contact should be made with the Breeding Livestock Superintendent for your division. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to have their entries checked in with the superintendents listed in the show books.
16. SHOWING a. Uncontrollable animals or animals which the exhibitor cannot handle
alone, may be disqualified by the Superintendent and required to leave the ring.
b. In cases where a member has more than one animal in a class, another unior exhibitor must show the animal.
c. Minimal assistance is allowed by another unior exhibitor at the discretion of the superintendent.
1 . PUBLIC RELATIONS All stalls and pens must be cleaned before 8:00 a.m. each day and refuse deposited as directed by the superintendent. No advertising of feeds or other agricultural products will be permitted in or around the grounds or stalls. All cots, bedding, and other personal belongings must be kept out of the aisles and stalls between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Behavior of exhibitors will influence public opinion of their organi ations. They are expected to conduct themselves in a proper manner.
18. COMPLIANCE REGULATIONS Any exhibitor who refuses to parade their animal(s) when asked to do so by the superintendent in charge, or who otherwise disobeys rules in the fair book, will thereby forfeit their right to exhibit and any premium they may already have won. All livestock exhibits will be exhibited at the sole risk of the exhibitor.
19. AILURE TO OMPL IT T E ABO E REGULATIONS AND SPE IES REGULATIONS, ILL RESULT IN T E OR EITURE O AN AND ALL PREMIUMS ON.
LIN OLN OUNT AIR S INE BREEDING S O July 12, 2019 12:00 p. .
1. For information on livestock exposition regulations contact Missouri
Department of Agriculture Animal Health Division 5 3-‐ 51-‐33 . 2. Swine must have been owned by the exhibitor 90 days prior to showing.
Exhibitors must provide proof of ownership, registration papers or dated bill of sale.
3. Exhibitor can show 4 different breeds. 4. Breeds to be shown are:
11-‐ Berkshire 12-‐Chester White 13-‐Duroc 14-‐Hampshire 15-‐Spots 16-‐ Poland China 1 -‐ orkshire 18-‐ Crossbred Gilts
If there are multiple classes of one breed, the classes will be divided by DOB. Crossbreds by weight.
5. Boars of any breed listed above can be shown. NO BARROWS 6. Birthdates of Gilts and Boars must be after December 1st. . All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019. Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.
8. There is a 5.00 fee per head per exhibitor. 9. Awards will be as followed: 1st place for each class will be 10.00 / 2nd place
will be 5.00. Each breed will have a Grand Champion ( 25) reserve champion ( 15). There will be a Grand Overall Breed Champion ( 50) Reserve Champion ( 25). Crossbreds will have a Grand Champion ( 50) and Reserve Champion ( 25). We will also have a Supreme Overall Champion between Breed Champion and Crossbred ( 100) and Reserve will be ( 50). Checks will be mailed to Exhibitors.
10. Boars will be paid depending on entries, but is guarantee to win first, second and Breed Champion awards. Must have at least 10 to qualify for Overall Champion awards.
11. All exhibitors must comply with the general rules and regulations and Animal Health Requirements for Exhibition in the Premium book.
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12. All pure breed registrations papers are to be given to the Livestock Superintendent or show committee at check in.
13. Each Exhibitor will be expected to keep their pens and area clean. No shavings allowed in pig barn.
14. Abuse of animals will not be tolerated should an abuse be observed toward an animal, either in the barn or in the show ring, superintendent has the authority to dismiss/disqualify animal and exhibitor from the show.
15. No assistance in showing animals will be allowed in classes unless approved by the show officials.
16. Breeding swine will be allowed on the grounds starting at 8 am, check in will be from 9am to 11 am, show to start at 12 noon. All swine must be removed from premises by 4pm or conclusion of show.
1 . All livestock vehicles and trailers shall enter through livestock gate at the Northwest corner of fairgrounds. After unloading livestock trucks and trailers can be parked by horse show arena.
18. No dogs are allowed on premises. 19. Please understand that we are changing the Junior Swine Breeding and
Open show to a Lincoln County Swine Breeding Show, so the rules and regulations have changed for swine only.
20. If you have any questions feel free to contact Karen Crouch at 636-‐299-‐1005 via text or phone call, or you can email me at k crouch6 gmail.com, or Bill Kamler, 636-‐543-‐0164, livestock superintendent.
JUNIOR BREEDING ATTLE DI ISION JUL 12 :00 PM
1. For information on livestock exposition regulations contact Missouri Department of Agriculture Animal Health Division 5 3-‐ 51-‐33 .
2. Refer to Breeding Show Rules in Lincoln County Fair Book. . All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019. Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.
4. A stall fee charge of 10 per head will be charged.
5. Beef cattle must have been owned by the exhibitor by June 1. Exhibitors must have proof of ownership, registration papers or dated bill of sale.
6. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in group classes and two entries in individual classes.
. All beef cattle must be broken to lead by halter. 8. Bucket Calves will be shown as one class and not by breed. This is a 4-‐H or
FFA member only class. 9. Premiums: Blue 10 Red 8 White 6 10. Awards will be: Champion & Reserve Champion Bull each breed Champion
& Reserve Champion Heifer each breed Supreme Champion Bull & Supreme Champion Heifer Breed Code: C101-‐Angus C102-‐Brangus C103-‐Charloais C104-‐Chianina C105-‐Hereford/Polled Hereford C106-‐Limousin C10 -‐Maine An ou C108-‐Red Angus C109-‐Shorthorn/Polled Shorthorn C110-‐Simmental C111-‐Crossbred (heifers only) Class Na e Class Na e 01 Jr. Heifer Calf Born after 1/1/19 010 Jr. Bull Calf Born after 1/1/19 02 Sr. Heifer Calf 9/1-‐12/31/18 011 Sr Bull Calf 9/1-‐12/31/18 03 Smr. earling Heifer6/1-‐8/31/18 012 Smr. earling Bull 6/1-‐8/31/18 04 Spr. earling Heifer 3/1-‐5/31/18 013 Spr. earling Bull 3/1-‐5/31/18 05 Jr. earling Heifer 1/1-‐2/28/18 014 Jr. earling Bull 1/1-‐2/28/18 06 Sr. earling Heifer 9/1-‐12/31/1 015 Sr. earling Bull 9/1-‐12/31/1 0 Cow/calf 016 Get of Sire 3 by 1 sire both sexes 08 Dairy Jr. Heifer under 12 months 01 Bucket Calf 09 Dairy Sr. Heifer over 12 months not lactating.
OPEN ATTLE DI ISION RIDA JUL 12, :00 PM
1. For information on livestock exposition regulations contact Missouri Department of Agriculture Animal Health Division 5 3-‐ 51-‐33 .
2. Beef cattle must have been owned by the exhibitor by June 1, 2019. Exhibitors must have registration papers or bill of sale.
. All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019.
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Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.
4. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in group classes and two entries in individual classes.
5. All beef cattle must be broken to lead by halter. 6. A stall fee charge of 10 per head will be charged. . Premiums: 1st Place-‐ 30 2nd Place-‐ 25 3rd Place-‐ 20 4th Place-‐ 15.
8. Awards will be: Champion & Reserve Champion Bull-‐each breed Champion & Reserve Champion Heifer-‐each breed Supreme Champion Bull Supreme Champion Heifer. Breed Code O101-‐Angus O102-‐Brangus O103-‐Charolais O104-‐Chianina O105-‐Hereford/Polled Hereford O106-‐Limousin O10 -‐MaineAn ou 0108-‐Red Angus O109-‐Shorthorn/Polled Shorthorn O110-‐Simmental O111-‐Crossbred (heifers only Class Na e Class Na e 018 Jr. Heifer Calf Born after 1/1/19 02 Jr. Bull Calf Born after 1/1/19 019 Sr. Heifer Calf 9/1-‐12/31/18 028 Sr Bull Calf 9/1-‐12/31/18 020 Smr. earling Heifer6/1-‐8/31/18 029 Smr. earling Bull 6/1-‐8/31/18 021 Spr. earling Heifer 3/1-‐5/31/18 030 Spr. earling Bull 3/1-‐5/31/18 022 Jr. earling Heifer 1/1-‐2/28/18 031 Jr. earling Bull 1/1-‐2/28/18 023 Sr. earling Heifer 9/1-‐12/31/1 032 Sr. earling Bull 9/1-‐12/31/1 024 Cow/calf 033 Get of Sire 3 by 1 sire both sexes 025 Dairy Jr. Heifer under 12 months 026 Dairy Sr. Heifer over 12 months not lactating.
Ani als need to be re oved fro grounds at the conclusion of show
BREEDING S EEP DI ISION SATURDA , JUL 1 9:00 AM
1. For information on livestock exposition regulations contact Missouri
Department of Agriculture Animal Health Division 5 3-‐ 51-‐33 .
2. Refer to Breeding Show Rules in the Lincoln County Fair Book. 3. Sheep must be owned by an individual or farm by July 1, 2019. Exhibitors
must have proof of ownership prior to the July 1 date, registration papers or dated bill of sale.
. All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019. Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.
5. Entries for sheep are as follows: Exhibitors can enter 11 entries per breed, 2 breed maximum.
6. There is a 2.00 fee per head per exhibitor. . All livestock exhibitors and family members attending must purchase a daily admission ticket or season pass according to the fee schedule on the Livestock Entry Form. Daily passes may be purchased online https://lincmobl.fairmanger.com at time of registration of Market Livestock or Breeding Livestock Show or at the Gate of Entry.
8. All livestock vehicles must enter through livestock gate in the northwest corner of the fairgrounds. NO trucks or trailers will be permitted to park behind barns except while loading and unloading. After unloading livestock trailers may park in the restricted parking area west of the horse show arena. Any vehicle found in restricted areas without the proper stickers are sub ect to towing at owner’s expense.
9. Age basis: September 1 is to be used as a base date for computing ages of sheep in all classes. Only those animals that have lamb teeth will be eligible to show in lamb classes and only those animals with yearling teeth will be permitted to show in yearling classes. Sheep and lambs may be mouthed if there is a question on age. The age of all yearlings will be September 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018, spring lambs January 1, 2019 to present.
10. DEFINITIONS: BEST PAIR-‐1 ram and 1 ewe, any age. Animals in Best Pair” classes must have been exhibited in one of the classes in respective age division.
11. Awards will be Champion & Reserve Champion Ram-‐each breed Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe-‐each breed Supreme Champion Ram, Supreme Champion Ewe in Junior Classes only.
12. Premiums: Blue 10 Red 8 White 6
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13. Awards will be Champion & Reserve Champion Ram-‐each breed Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe each breed. Breed Code: 20-‐White/Speckled Face Cross 21-‐Colored/Wool 22-‐Dorsett 23-‐Hampshire 24-‐Montadale 25-‐Oxford 26-‐Black Face Cross 2 -‐Shropshire 28-‐Southdown 29-‐Suffolk 30-‐Other wool breeds 31-‐Other meat breeds Class Na e Class Na e CJ30 earling Ram CJ31 Fall Ram Lamb CJ32 Spring Ram Lamb CJ33 PR Ram Lambs CJ34 earling Ewe CJ35 Pair earling Ewes CJ36 Fall Ewe Lamb CJ3 Spring Ewe Lamb CJ38 Pair Ewe Lambs CJ39 Best Pair
POULTR JUNIOR BREEDING S O JUL , :00 a. .
(I ediately following Market Show) 1. All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT
https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019. Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.
Class hickens
5001 Cock (1) 5002 Cockerel (1) 5003 Show Hen (1) 5004 Show Pullet (1) 5005 Production Hens (2)
5006 oung Pen (1 Cockerel, 2 Pullets) 5006 Old Pen (1 Rooster, 2 Hens) Class Banta s 5008 Cock (1) 5009 Cockerel (1) 5010 Show Hen (1) 5011 Show Pullet (1) 5012 Production Hens (2) 5013 oung Pen (1 Cockerel, 2 Pullets) 5014 Old Pen (1 Rooster, 2 Hens)
Class aterfowl 5015 Drake (1) 5016 Duck Hen or Pullet (1) 501 Gander (1) 5018 Goose Hen or Pullet Class Pigeons Doves 5019 Show Pigeon Male (1) 5020 Show Pigeon Female (1) 5021 Show Pigeon Pair (1 male, 1 female) 5022 Homing Pigeon Male (1) 5023 Homing Pigeon Female (1) 5024 Homing Pigeon Pair (1 male, 1 female) 5025 Dove Male (1) 5026 Dove Female (1) 502 Dove Pair (1 male, 1 female) Class Turkeys 5028 Old Tom (1) 5029 oung Tom (1) 5030 Hen (1) 5031 Pullet (1) Class Guineas 5032 Male (1) 5033 Hen (1)
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5034 Pullet (1) 5035 Pen of 3 Guineas Class Ga e Birds (Pheasant uail) 5036 Male Pheasant (1) 503 Female Pheasant (2) 5038 Pair of Pheasants (1 male, 1 female) 5039 Male of uail (1) 5040 Female uail (1) 5041 Pair of uail (1 male, 1 female)
Rabbit Junior Breeding Show
July 9, :00 a. . (I ediately following Market Show)
1. All entries for livestock exhibition MUST BE REGISTERED ONLINE AT
https://lincmobl.fairmanager.com between June 1 and July 5, 2019. Registration closes at 12:00 PM (noon) on July 5, 2019. Entry fee will be paid through PayPal by credit or debit card.
2. Individuals wishing to exhibit rabbits at the Lincoln County Fair must be a member in good standing with a 4-‐H Club or FFA Chapter. All 4-‐H and FFA members must attend a minimum of 6 rabbit pro ect meetings to be eligible to show. This requirement must be met by June 15th.
3. Each member must have a minimum of two (2) does and one (1) buck by January 1 or earlier. Exception: if more than one member from a family and all own the same breed of rabbit, the members may share one buck, but each member must have their own minimum of two (2) does.
4. At the Lincoln County Fair, each member must show his/her own rabbits. No one is allowed to help in the barn during the show except other rabbit pro ect members. Older members are expected to assist the new/younger members as needed. Exception: if a member is sick (under a doctor’s care), in the hospital, or has an in ury that prevents them from safely carrying their rabbits (broken bone) another rabbit pro ect member may show their
rabbits for them. County rabbit leader should be notifies prior to the show if this is necessary.
5. Breeder rabbits must be purebred (follow ARBA Standard of Perfection). 6. Entrants will follow the General Junior Livestock rules and regulations. . Entrants are limited to a maximum of 25 animals. Exhibitor may have no
more than one (1) Market Fryer rabbit, one (1) meat pen. In the breeding classes, each exhibitor will be limited to showing two (2) breeds per class and two (2) rabbits per breed. Exhibitor may have no more than four (4) entries in an individual breeding class. 8.Member must complete the 4-‐H/FFA Junior Show entry in ShoWorks by required date, no exceptions. 9.A.R.B.A. standards are used as a guideline for the Lincoln County Rabbit Fair Show. 10. Premiums: Blue 5 Red 4 White 3 11.There is no Open Rabbit Breeding Show
Class Na e 4090 Senior Buck (2 per Breed) 4091 Senior Doe (2 per Breed) 4092 6-‐8 Month Buck (2 per Breed) 4093 6-‐8 Month Doe (2 per Breed) 4094 Junior Buck (2 per Breed) 4095 Junior Doe (2 per Breed)
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NOTIFICATION REGARDING PHOTOGRAPHING YOUTH PARTICIPATION AT THE FAIR Public Relations are an important part of the Lincoln County Fair. Photographs are used in various print and elec-tronic media to recognize members for their work and to let others know what is happening at the Lincoln CountyFair. If you prefer that your child not be photographed at LCF events, we want to work with you to keep his or herphoto from being taken. Because there are so many youth involved in the Lincoln County Fair, we cannot assureyou that your child will not be photographed. We will ask official photographers to honor individual’s requests notto be photographed. Please visit with your children about your wishes and encourage them to let photographersknow that they request not to be photographed. Should a photo of your child be made and used against your wish-es, please let us know so that we will not use it again in the future.
laboratory pertains to the sample taken from the animal in questionand correctly reflects the condition of the animal at the time the sam-ple was taken, with the burden on the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer,or absolutely responsible person to prove otherwise.
At any time after an animal arrives on the fair or livestock showpremises, all treatments involving the use of drugs and/or medicationsfor the sole purpose of protecting the health of the animal shall beadministered by a licensed veterinarian.
5. Any surgical procedure or injection of any foreign substanceor drug or the external application of any substance (irritant, coun-terirritant, or similar substance) which could affect the animal’s per-formance or alter its natural contour, confirmation, or appearance,except external applications of substances to the hoofs or horns of ani-mals which affect appearance only and except for surgical proceduresperformed by a duly licensed veterinarian for the sole purpose of pro-tecting the health of the animal, is prohibited.
6. The use of showing and/or handling practices or devicessuch as striking animals to cause swelling, using electrical con-trivance, or other similar practices are not acceptable and are prohib-ited.
7. Direct criticism or interference with the judge, fair or live-stock show management, other exhibitors, breed representatives, orshow officials before, during, or after the competitive event is prohib-ited. In the furtherance of their official duty, all judges, fair and live-stock show management, or other show officials shall be treated withcourtesy, cooperation and respect and no person shall direct abusiveor threatening conduct toward them.
8. No owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsibleperson shall conspire with an other person or persons to intentionallyviolate this code of ethics or knowingly contribute or cooperate withanother person or persons either by affirmative action or inaction toviolate this code of ethics. Violation of this rule shall subject suchindividual to disciplinary action.
9. The application of this code of ethics provides for absoluteresponsibility for an animal’s condition by an owner, exhibitor, fitter,trainer, or participant whether or not he or she was actually instru-mental ln or had actual knowledge of the treatment of the animal inviolation of this code of ethics.
1 0. The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent bythe owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible personto have disciplinary action taken by the fair or livestock show forviolation of this Code of Show Ring Ethics and any other rules ofcompetition of the fair or livestock show without recourse againstthe fair or livestock show. The act of entering an animal is the givingof consent that any proceedings or disciplinary action taken by thefair or livestock show may be published with the name of the viola-tor or violators in any publication of the International Association ofFairs and Expositions, including Fairs and Expositions and any spe-cial notices to members.
11. The act of entering an animal in a fair or livestock show isthe giving of verification by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainers, orabsolutely responsible person that he or she has read the IAFENational Code of Show Ring Ethics and understands the conse-quences of and penalties provided for actions prohibited by the codeIt is further a consent that any action which violates these rules and isalso in violation of federal, state, or provincial statutes, regulations, orrules may be released to appropriate law enforcement authorities withjurisdiction over such infractions.
IAFE (INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FAIRSAND EXPOSITIONS) NATIONAL CODE OF
SHOW RING ETHICS
Exhibitors of animals at livestock shows shall at all timesdeport themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their con-duct in this competitive environment shall always reflect the higheststandards of honor and dignity to promote the advancement of agri-cultural education. This code applies to junior as well as open classexhibitors who compete in structured classes of competition, Thiscode applies to all livestock offered in any event at a livestock show.In addition to the “IAFE National Code of Show Ring Ethics,” fairsand livestock shows may have rules and regulations which theyimpose on the local, county, state, provincial and national levels.
All youth leaders working with junior exhibitors are under anaffirmative responsibility to do more than avoid improper conduct orquestionable acts. (Their moral values must be so certain and positivethat those younger and more pliable will be influenced by their fineexample.) Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers and absolutely respon-sible persons who violate the code of ethics will forfeit premiums,awards and auction proceeds and shall be prohibited from future exhi-bition in accordance with the rules adopted by the respective fairs andlivestock shows. (Exhibitors who violate this code of ethics lessen theintegrity of all livestock exhibitors and should be prohibited fromcompetition at all livestock shows in the United States and Canada.)
The following is a list of guidelines for all exhibitors and alllivestock in competitive events: 1. All exhibitors must present, uponrequest of fair and livestock show officials, proof of ownership, lengthof ownership and age of all animals entered. Misrepresentation ofownership, age, or any facts relating thereto is prohibited
2. Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers, or absolutely responsiblepersons shall provide animal health certificates from licensed veteri-narians upon request by fair or livestock show officials
3. Junior exhibitors are expected to care for and groom theiranimals while at fairs or livestock shows.
4. Animals shall be presented to show events where they willenter the food chain free of violative drug residues. The act of enter-ing an animal in a livestock show is giving of consent by the owner,exhibitor, fitter, trainer and/or absolutely responsible person for showmanagement to obtain any specimens of urine, saliva, blood, or othersubstances from the animal to be used in testing.
Animals not entered in an event which culminates with theanimal entering the food chain shall not be administered drugs otherthan in accordance with applicable federal, state and provincialstatutes, regulations and rules. (Livestock shall not be exhibited ifthe drugs administered in accordance with federal, state and provin-cial statutes, regulations and rules affect the animal’s performance orappearance at the event.)
If the laboratory report on the analyzed saliva, urine, blood, orthe sample taken from livestock indicates the presence of forbiddendrugs or medication, this shall be prima facie evidence such substancehas been administered to the animal either internally or externally. Itis presumed that the sample of urine, saliva, blood, or other substancestested by the laboratory to which it is sent is the one taken from theanimal in question, its integrity is preserved and all procedures of saidcollection and preservation, transfer to the laboratory and analysis ofthe sample are correct and accurate and thereport received from the
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