Saline County Agricultural Fair
P.O. Box 636
825 Hwy. 34 N.
Harrisburg, Il 62946
Telephone 618-253-5126
Additional 618-252-1185
PREMIUM LIST
104th ANNUAL SALINE COUNTY FAIR
HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS
JULY 24 THROUGH JULY 31, 2010
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF SALINE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
A Corporation Not for Profit
DENNIS WILSON …President/Fair Manager and Director
ALLISON WILSON…Vice President/Fair Secretary and Director
CONNIE HARBISON…Secretary/Treasurer and Director
LORI TABER…Fair Office Manager/Secretary
DIRECTORS
Connie Harbison
George Henley
Brad Henshaw
Mike Williams
Marjorie Dotson
Fair Phone 253-5126
Computer Tech Mark & Jodi McKnight
Grandstand Supt Dwight Mezo
Concessions Supt Dennis Wilson
Dept. A,B & F Supt Chris Harbison
Dept. H Supt Samantha Parish
Dept. J Supt Jim Heffington
Dept. L & M Supt Jane Richey
Dept. M-1 Supt Jodi McKnight
Dept. O Supt
Racing Events Supt Lori Taber
The rules and regulations herein after published will govern the holding of the 2010 Fair. Fair Association, when used herein, refers to Saline County Agricultural Association.
Entries and Exhibits
1. Entries in Departments M and M-1 (textiles and fine arts) shall be made by and exhibits brought on Saturday, July 24, 2010 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
2. Entries in Department J (fresh vegetables), Department L (flowers) and Department O (culinary) will be made on Monday July 26, 2010 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Entries will be made at Floral Hall .
3. All livestock entries will close at 5:00 p.m. July 17, 2010. Department B and F, Dairy and Sheep, final payment will be made from 12 to 2, Saturday, July 24, 2010, at the Sam Stafford building. B and F must be in place by noon Saturday, July 24, 2010. Department A final payment will be made from 12 to 2, Wednesday, July 28 in the Sam Stafford building. Department A must be in place by noon Wednesday, July 28. Entries in open class not eligible for junior classes.
NOTE — If rules for entering any department are different from these general rules, those rules will appear under that particular department.
4. All articles for exhibit must be delivered in person to the fair grounds. None shipped by mail will be accepted. The secretary may be reached at 253-5126 prior to the fair.
5. In no case will a class or special show be added to the premium list — the list will stand just as printed. So, please, don’t ask.
6. There will be no changes of exhibitors’ names or re-arranging of any entry after the entry is made, except in case of error on the entry book.
7. No person shall act as judge in any department in which he may be interested as an exhibitor.
8. Exhibit Hall will be open to public on Monday, July 26, 2010 at 6 p.m.
9. No admission to be permitted in Floral Hall until all entries have been judged and arranged for display, which will be on Monday, July 26, 2010 at 6 p.m.
10. Every precaution will be taken for ample protection of all exhibits. However, the Fair Association will not assume the liability for loss or damage to any material or exhibit.
11. Floral Hall exhibits will be released from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday 31, 2010.
12. All livestock exhibited must comply with the regulations promulgated by the Department of Agriculture of the State of Illinois which appear following these rules.
13. In all full blooded cases, the exhibitor will be required to furnish the proper certificates of the respective class. Any misrepresentation of age will be considered fraud and the animal will be sent back and no award placed. This will be strictly enforced.
14. All animals must be exhibited in such places and at such time as the Superintendent shall designate and be ready to parade at the call of the president. All animals that have been awarded a premium must be led in the parade. Refusal to lead in the parade will be a forfeiture of the premium awarded the animal not led.
15. Any animals showing symptoms of a disease will be “excluded from exhibition.”
16. The Association reserves the right to withdraw any class in any department or race that does not fill satisfactorily.
17. Entries for all exhibits must be recorded with the secretary in the name of the bona-fide owner and the entry fee must be paid at the time of making entry.
18. Exhibitors of livestock between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. shall afford visitors every reasonable facility for examination of stock.
2010 Exhibitors’ and helpers’ tickets
19. Each exhibitor will purchase exhibitor’s ticket for $5. If such a ticket is not purchased, said exhibitor will have to purchase an admission ticket each time he enters the fairgrounds during the entire fair. The exhibitor’s ticket must be presented at the gate each time he seeks admission.
20. Exhibitors will be allowed necessary helpers’ tickets, but not more than one for each exhibitor entering.
Awards
21. The judges’ decision will be final, unless complaint can show fraud or other irregularity in placing the award. Such complaint as an incompetent judge will not be considered by the management.
22. All protests on awards must be made in writing to the secretary within four hours after the award is made.
23. An exhibitor or his agent making a false entry or showing disrespect to a judge or superintendent shall forfeit all awards made to him. Any article previously winning a blue ribbon cannot be entered again.
24. All premiums awarded and not called for or demanded within thirty days after the close of the fair shall be donated to the Fair Association and will be canceled on the books.
25. Premiums awarded will be designated by colors as follows: first, blue; second, red; third, white; fourth, pink; fifth, yellow; sixth, green; seventh, purple; eighth, brown, depending on places offered. Awarding of ribbons the discretion of the superintendent of that class.
26. Only two monies will be paid to an exhibitor under any one premium number.
Concessions
27. Address all inquiries concerning concessions to Dennis Wilson, P.O. Box 636 Harrisburg, IL 62946. Phone: 618-252-1185. When space for stands or concessions is rented or reserved, it shall be paid for at that time.
29. Each concessionaire will be entitled to one helper’s ticket for each $100.00 paid for stand or concession space. Additional helpers’ tickets will be $10.00 each.
30. All proprietors of stands or concessions will be required to keep garbage boxes and their places in a clean and sanitary condition, and anyone failing to comply with this rule will forfeit his privilege.
31. Loud or mechanical speakers in or on stands or concessions will not be allowed without the permission of the Fair Association.
32. Deliveries to stands and concessions during the fair must be made before 2 p.m.
33. Booth spaces are assigned. Contact Fair Manager for details on available space.
34. Admission charges to grounds:
Adult …$2
Children 6 to 12 …$1
Children under 6 accompanied by parent …FREE
NOTE: All food stands under rules and supervision of Department of Public Health.
Miscellaneous
35. No gambling game of chance, immoral shows or exhibition, or intoxicated persons will be allowed on the fairgrounds. No person will be allowed to sell any intoxicating liquor on the fairgrounds. Alcohol-free zones will be strictly enforced.
36. The Fair Association reserves the right to pay the premiums pro-rata if the net proceeds of the Association be not sufficient to pay the premiums in full.
37. An exhibitor attempting to interfere with the judges during adjudications will promptly be excluded from competition.
38. Free city water will be provided, but all exhibitors and others must provide their own buckets or vessels for watering their livestock and for their personal requirements.
39. The Fair Association reserves the right to enforce all rules and laws of the State of Illinois, and any other laws, rules and regulations that are applicable to control all stands, shows, concessions or other attractions, and immediately close same on oral notice when any law, rule or regulation is violated. No rental fee will be refunded.
40. The Fair Association will not be liable for death, loss of property, theft, injury to persons or animals. Further, the Fair Association is giving fair warning that hazards may, from time to time, exist that could cause injury to persons or property and that all participants should use extreme caution in operating or walking, running or riding on the Fair Association property.
41. The entry fee, stall fee, and pen fee is shown under each class. Special rules and conditions applying to particular classes will be shown under that class.
42. Open fires will not be permitted in, under or adjacent to any stand, building or other structure on the fairgrounds.
43. No animals, including dogs, will be allowed to run at large on the fairgrounds.
44. All campers, who camp anywhere on the grounds, will pay a $15. per night fee for staying on the grounds to be paid at secretary’s office, or to the superintendent of their department. Each additional trailer that requires any type of hook-up , (electricity) will also be charged per trailer. NO EXCEPTIONS! People exhibiting in Saline County Fair classes will be given first priority in camp site assignment, to be assigned by their superintendent. Anyone with an outstanding bill owed to the Fair will not be assigned a camping spot.
45. All concessions and exhibitors are asked to police their areas of all trash everyday.
46. All exhibitors, concessionaires, their agents, servants, etc. must comply with all laws of the State of Illinois.
Power of Postponement
47. In cases of unfavorable weather or unavoidable cause, the Fair Association shall have the power to declare off, or postpone, or continue the fair to any date or time to suit its convenience by making pronouncement of same on the fairgrounds, and may exercise this power before or after the fair has commenced.
Illinois Dept. of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Health
State Fairgrounds
P.O. Box 19281
Springfield, IL 62794-9281
Phone (217) 782-4994
2010 EXHIBITION LIVESTOCK HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
Health Certificate or Certificate of Veterinary Inspection
The term “health certificate” or “certificate of veterinary inspection” means a legible record, made on an official form of the state of origin, issued by an accredited veterinarian, which shows that the animals listed thereon meet the health requirements of the state of destination. A health certificate must:
1. Accompany animals (EXCEPT : Illinois equidae, Illinois steers, calves less than six (6) months of age, and animals in terminal classes if isolated from other livestock) and be available on request by Animal Health Officials. Also premise ID must be available.
2. Show results of required tests and/or vaccinations; AND
3. Show name and address of owner or exhibitor.
4. Health certificates must be dated and signed by an accredited veterinarian.
Enter only one identification per line on the health certificate.
Animals with active lesions of ringworm with resulting loss of hair, or multiple warts easily visible without close examination, will not be permitted to exhibit. Cattle infested with scabies or mange will not be permitted to exhibit.
Department personnel may collect blood or tissue or urine samples from any animal being exhibited and/or raced at any Illinois fair to test for the presence of illegal drugs.
All exhibitors of animals at any Illinois fair or exhibition shall comply with the provisions of the Illinois Humane Care for Animals Act. If violations are observed, the animal(s) will be excused from exhibition and be ordered removed from the grounds with all awards being forfeited.
Any practice or deviation from normal accepted care, including physical, medical or mechanical application, other than on the prescriptions of a licensed veterinarian, will constitute a violation of show rules and are subject to the above provisions and may result in other action.
CATTLE
OUT-OF-STATE CATTLE:
Accompanied by health certificate issued within 30 days prior to exhibition, showing individual identification of each animal by fully healed and legible tattoo, official metal tag, or registration number, or individual brands, if brand is recorded on the registration certificate.
Tuberculosis: Applies to all cattle, including steers.
Animals originating from an accredited tuberculosis-free herd, OR an accredited tuberculosis-free state, OR individual animals negative to tuberculin test within 60 days prior to exhibition.
Brucellosis
1. Applies to females six months of age and over and bulls 18 months of age and over.
a. Negative brucellosis test conducted at a state or federal laboratory within 30 days prior to exhibition, OR
b. Animals originated from a “Class-Free” state (if entire state is so classified); OR
c. Animal originated from a certified brucellosis-free herd, were included in the last herd test, and certified herd number and date of last test are shown on health certificate, OR
d. Officially vaccinated heifers of the dairy breeds under 20 months of age and officially vaccinated heifers of the beef breeds less than 24 months of age are not required to be tested if health certificate shows record of vaccination.
2. Steers are not required to be tested for brucellosis.
3. Female cattle in terminal market classes are not required to be tested for brucellosis; provided they are not commingled with breeding animals being exhibited.
*Health certificate or certificate of veterinary inspection and prior permit required for entry of exhibition cattle from states classified as “Class B” under the Uniform Methods and Rules for the eradication of brucellosis.
ILLINOIS CATTLE
All cattle, except steers and calves less than six months of age are to be accompanied by a health certificate issued within 90 days prior to exhibition, showing individual identification of each animal by fully healed and legible tattoo, official metal tag, or registration number, or individual brands, if brand is recorded on the registration certificate.
Tuberculosis — Tuberculin test is not required for Illinois cattle.
CATTLE
Brucellosis Testing is not required for Illinois cattle.
GOATS
Health certificate will be required on goats. Health requirements for sheep also pertain to goats. Please check sheep section for details.
Goats with any or all of the following conditions shall not be exhibited and must be removed immediately from the exhibition area:
1. Lesions of contagious ecthyma (sore mouth).
2. Active lesions of ringworm with resulting loss of hair.
3. Caseous lymphadenitis as evidenced by draining abscesses.
Crucellosis and tuberlin tests are not required for goats entering, moving or being exhibited in Illinois.
SWINE
ILLINOIS SWINE— Accompanied by health certificate issued within 90 days prior to exhibition. Swine shall be individually identified by ear tag, tattoo or recognized breed ear notch. Ear notch identification is acceptable for barrows, crossbred gilts and breeding swine. Health certificate shall show:
Pseudo rabies
1. Breeding swine of all ages to be negative to an official test for pseudo rabies conducted within 90 days prior to exhibition; OR that the swine originated from a qualified pseudo rabies negative herd number and date of last qualification test are shown on health certificate.
2. Barrows or females in terminal market classes must meet the same test requirements as breeding swine if these classes are held in conjunction with other livestock exhibits not intended for slaughter. When terminal classes are held on a day when no other livestock are present, these animals are exempt from all test requirements of breeding swine and do not need a health certificate. The pens occupied by such animals may be used only for slaughter animals during the 30 days following cleaning and disinfecting.
Brucellosis
1. Brucellosis test not required for Illinois swine.
Any member of the porcine (swine) family must comply with the above mentioned provisions, as to a health certificate, an entry permit number for out-of-state swine, individual identification, and the necessary tests.
*All swine in terminal classes must be identified by an official swine tattoo (Tattoo: conforming to the six-character alphanumeric National Tattoo System that provides a unique identification for each herd. Tattoos of at least 4 characters must be used) before being shipped to slaughter. Each county fair is required to maintain records for at least 2 years on the following information: 1) the official swine tattoo applied to the swine; 2) any other approved identification appearing on the swine; 3) the owner’s name and complete mailing address; and 4) the name and complete mailing address where the identification was applied.
Swine from pseudo rabies quarantined herds ARE NOT ALLOWED to exhibit regardless of whether or not the show is terminal or non-terminal.
SHEEP
OUT-OF-STATE SHEEP
Accompanied by health certificate issued within 60 days prior to exhibition, showing identification by ear tattoo, metal or plastic ear tag or other positive identification. The issuing veterinarian shall certify that he observed the flock of origin and found the sheep free from visible evidence of any infectious, contagious or communicable disease.
1. CVI must include the following statement: “The sheep listed above were not exhibiting clinical signs of scrape at the time of examination.”
2. Sheep from a flock with laboratory diagnosis of scrape not permitted to exhibit.
ILLINOIS SHEEP
Individual identification of each animal shall be by an ear tattoo or official metal or plastic tag. A microchip ID is acceptable if the owner can provide the reader.
Ear tattoos may be used when a registration certificate, listing the tattoo number, accompanies the animal
When using ear tags, the tag must indicate the premises ID and state of origin. The tag number must be assigned by a state or APHIS representative and recorded in the Scrapie Record Database.
For any animal born after 1/1/2010, the CVI must include the flock of birth and the flock of origin.
Tags are available from the USDA, at no charge, by calling 1-688-USDA-TAG. A list of approved tag companies is maintained on the APHIS Scrapie Web page: www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/scrapie.
Under federal regulations, the owner must also state on the CVI that the animals are not scrapie positive, suspect, high-risk, or exposed and are not from an infected source or flock.
1. CVI must include the following statement: “The sheep listed above were not exhibiting clinical signs of scrapie at the time of examination.”
2. Sheep from a flock with a laboratory diagnosis of scrapie are not permitted to exhibit unless they have been in the Voluntary Scrapie Flock Certification Program for at least (3) years.
MARKET LAMBS
All wethers must be slick shorn (show ring ready) before weigh-in so that show lamb fungus can be identified.
Any animal which shows lesions of contagious ecthyma (sore mouth) may not be exhibited and must be removed from the exhibition area.
The Illinois Humane Care for Animals Act prohibits physical mistreatment of animals. The use of electrical shock, OR manual striking of sheep, OR withholding feed and water are considered violations of the Act. The presence of any type of equipment to induce electrical shock in the exhibition area will be considered as intent to inflict electrical shock on animals under care of the person with the equipment. Persons found mistreating sheep will be prohibited from exhibiting and be dismissed from the fairgrounds.
HORSES, PONIES, MULES AND OTHER EQUINE
ILLINOIS EQUINE (horses, ponies, mules, etc.) — (Exhibition and Race) Equine 12 MONTHS AND OLDER participating in an advertised equine event (“Advertised equine event” means a show, rodeo, sale, auction, exhibition, trail ride, or horse fair, that is posted or media promoted) shall be accompanied by a NEGATIVE TEST FOR Equine Infectious Anemia/E.I.A. (Coggins/CELISA) conducted WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR. A health certificate (Certificate of Veterinary Inspection) is not required for Illinois Equine.
OUT-OF-STATE EQUINE (horses, ponies, mules, etc.) — (Exhibition and Race) Equine entering Illinois will be required to be accompanied by a HEALTH CERTIFICATE (Certificate of Veterinary Inspection) ISSUED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ENTRY and equine 12 MONTHS AND OLDER MUST HAVE A NEGATIVE TEST FOR Equine Infectious Anemia/E.I.A. (Coggins/CELISA) WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS.
Department A
BEEF CATTLE
Chris Harbison, Superintendent
Amount Offered $16,000
Entry Fee $80.00
Maintenance fee $74.00
Premiums:
$201, $200, $199, $198
Copies of Health Certificate and Registration Papers required and remain with the fair.
All livestock entries will close 5:00 p.m. July 17, 2010. Final entry payment will be made Saturday, July 24, 2010 in the Sam Stafford Building.
Livestock must be in place by 5 p.m. Saturday July 24, 2010 . Judging Monday July26 at 9 a.m. Livestock will be released Tuesday July 27, 2010 at 5 p.m.
Phones: Area Code (618) — Chris Harbison 268-4274
Short Horn
Bull Jr. yearling and under
Heifer over 1 year
Heifer under 1 year
Pair of Heifers
5. 1 Bull 1 Female
Angus
6. Bull Jr. yearling and under
7. Heifer over 1 year
8. Heifer under 1 year
9. Pair of Heifers
10. Bull 1 Heifer
All Other Breeds
11. Bull Jr. Yearling and under
12. Heifer over 1 year
Heifer under 1 year
Pair of Heifers
1 Bull 1 Heifer
Polled or Horned Hereford
Premiums:
Bull Jr.Yearling and under
Heifer over 1 yr
Heifer under 1 year
Pair Heifers
1 Bull, 1 Heifer
Department B
Dairy and Dual Purpose Cattle
Chris Harbison, Superintendent
Amount Offered: $10,470..
Entry fee $67.00
Maintenance fee $68.00
Premiums:
$176.,$175.,$174.,$173
Copies of heath certificates and registration papers required and remain with the fair.
All livestock entries will close at 5 p.m. on July 1, 2010. Livestock must be in place Wednesday July 28, 2010 at noon. Animals will be judged at 9 a.m. on Friday, July 30, 2010. They will be released on Saturday at noon. Payment is to be made with entries and mailed to:
Saline County Fair
P.O. Box 636
Harrisburg, Il 62946
Phones: fair office 618-253-5126
Chris Harbison 618-268-4274
Holstein
Cow over 2 years
Female 1-2 years
Female under 1 year
1 cow, 2 heifers
Best pair
Brown Swiss
Cow over 2 years
Female 1-2 years
Female under 1 year
1 cow 2 heifers
Best pair
Simmental
47. Cow over 2 years
48. Female 1-2 years
49. Female under 1 year
50. 1 cow, 2 heifers
51. Best pair
DEPARTMENT F
SHEEP
Chris Harbison, Superintendent
Amount offered: $5,280.
Entry Fee: $28.00
Maintenance fee $36.00
Copies of Health Certificate and registration papers required. All copies will remain with the Fair.
Premiums:
$84., $83., $82., $81.
All entries will close at 5 p.m. on July 17, 2010. Sheep to be in at noon on Saturday July 24, 2010. Judging will be Sunday morning at 9 a.m. The animals will be released on Tuesday, July 27, at noon. Payment to be made with entries and mailed to: Saline County Fair
P.O. Box 636
Harrisburg, Il 62946
Office phone 618-253-5126
Shropshire
Ram, any age
Sr. Ewe, must stand still
Jr. Ewe
Flocking Herd 1 ram, 2 ewes
Cheviot
Ram, any age
Sr. Ewe, must stand still
Jr. Ewe
Flocking Herd 1 ram, 2 ewes
Suffolk/Hamps
Ram, any age
Sr. Ewe, must stand still
Jr. Ewe
Flocking Herd 1 ram, 2 ewes
Dorsett
Ram, any age
Sr. Ewe, must stand still
Jr. Ewe
Flocking Herd, 1 ram, 2 ewes
Department H
Junior Department
Samantha Parish, Superintendent
Phone 618-926-0747
Amount offered $15,202..
Copies of health certificates and cattle registration papers are required. Junior Show is open to boys and girls who are between 8 and 18 years of age as of Jan. 1, 2010.
Juniors are eligible for open classes.
All animals shown in Junior Show must be property of the juniors showing them. If the same animals are shown in both Open Classes and Junior Show, they shall be shown under the same exhibitor’s name (for example, the father is not permitted to show an animal in Open classes, and the son or daughter show the same animal in the Junior Show).
Sheep and Goat Classes are for registered and non-registered animals.
Pre-Entries must be made by July 10, 2010.
ENTRIES MADE AFTER JULY 10, 2010 WILL BE ACCEPTED ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BAISIS ONLY!
FINAL ENTRY AND PAYMENT MUST BE MADE BY 8:00 p.m. MONDAY JULY 26, 2010.
ALL ENTRY FEES WILL BE PAID ON FINAL ENTRY. ENTRY FEES WILL NOT BE REFUNDED IN CLASSES WHERE ANIMAL DOES NOT PLACE.
NOTHING WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM PREMIUM CHECK.
Junior livestock must be on the grounds at least 72 hours. Established times have been set. Exceptions may be handled by Superintendents and Fair Manager ONLY. Must have cleaned stalls/pens before checks are released.
JUNIOR CATTLE
All heifers must be owned by May 15, 2010. Exceptions are calves born after this date. A cow that has calved by the date of the show, will be placed in the Cow-Calf class w/her calf. Registration papers must be turned in to the Superintendent at the time of final entry.
Entry Fee $15.00
Maintenance fee $36.00
Premiums:
$90, $85, $80, $76, $74, $72, $70
Class 116, 119, 120, 123, 124, 127, 128, 131, 133 only pay two places.
All other beef breeding classes pay four places.
Angus
116. Bull Calf under 1 yr
117. Heifer Calf under 1 yr
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
118. Yearling Heifer, 12-24 months
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
119. Cow-Calf
Herford
120. Bull Calf under 1 yr
121. Heifer Calf under 1 yr
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
122. Yearling Heifer, 12-24 months
123. Cow-Calf
Simmental/Maine Anjou/Limousine(Percentage & full blooded)
124. Bull Calf under 1 yr
125. Heifer Calf under 1 yr
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
126. Yearling Heifer 12-24 months
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
127. Cow-Calf
AOB -Commercial
128. Bull Calf under 1 yr
129. Heifer Calf under 1 yr
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
130.Yearling Heifer, 12-24 months
Lot 1-Sr, Lot 2-Jr
131. Pairs Yearling-Calf
BANNER ONLY
132. Grand Champion Breeding
Market Animal
Premiums: $85, $75, $70, $65
Any animal under 900 lbs, will show as feeder calf. No Bulls allowed.
133. Feeder calf to 900 lbs
134. Light weight
135. Middle weight
136. Heavy weight
BANNER ONLY
137. Champion Market
Junior Swine
Entry fee $7.00
Maintenance fee $8.00
Premiums: $40, $38, $36, $34, $32, $30, $28, $26
MARKET GILTS
138. Lightweight
139. Mid Lightweight
140. Middleweight
141. Mid Heavyweight
142. Heavyweight
BANNER ONLY
143. CHAMPION MARKET GILT
MARKET BARROWS
144. Lightweight
145. Mid Lightweight
146. Middleweight
147. Mid Heavyweight
148. Heavyweight
BANNER ONLY
149. CHAMPION MARKET BARROW
Junior Sheep
Entry fee $7.00
Maintenance fee $8.00
Premiums: $30, $28, $26, $25, $23
150. Jr. Ewe Lamb April-fair
151. Jr. Ewe Lamb March
152. Sr. Ewe Lamb Jan-Feb
153. Sr. Ewe Lamb July 1-Dec 31, 2009
154. Yearling Ewe
BANNER ONLY
155. Champion Breeding
MARKET SHEEP
Premiums: $30, $28, $26, $25, $23
156. Lightweight
157. Mid Lightweight
158. Middleweight
159. Heavyweight
BANNER ONLY
160. Champion Market
JUNIOR GOATS
Entry fee $7.00
Maintenance fee $8.00
Premiums: $30, $28, $26, $25, $23
DAIRY GOATS
161. Buck born Jan 1-fair
162. Jr. Kid
163. Sr. Kid
164. Dry yearling yet to freshen under 2 yrs
165. Milking Doe under 4 yrs
166. Milking Doe over 4 yrs
BANNER ONLY
167. Champion Breeding
MEATGOATS
168. Buck born Jan 1-fair
169. Jr. Kid May-fair
170. Jr. Kid March-April
171. Jr. Kid Feb
172. Jr. Kid Jan
173. Sr. Kid July 1- Dec., 2009
174. Jr. Yearling Jan1-June 30, 2009
175. Aged Doe born before Dec. 31, 2008
BANNER ONLY
176. Champion Breeding
MARKET GOAT
177. Lightweight
178. Mid Lightweight
179. Middleweight
180. Heavyweight
BANNER ONLY
181. Champion Market
Horses
Rona Littlefield
Assistant Superintendent
Entry Fee $8
Maintenance fee $ 12.00
Premiums: $30, $29, $28, $27, $26, $25
Class 182 pays 2 places, all other classes pay 6 places.
182. Pony Pleasure, 56” and under.
183. Jr. Showmanship
184. Sr. Showmanship
185. Jr. Western Pleasure
186. Sr. Western Pleasure
187. Trail Class
188. Walk-Trot
189. Poles
190. Barrel Class
191. Egg and Spoon
Banner Only
192. High Point Horse
193. Reserve High Point Horse
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****NOTE CHANGES FOR FLORAL HALL TIMES FOR 2011****
Dates of entry and pick up will change for the year 2011. Entry for departments J, O & L will move up a day. These entries will be made on Sunday afternoon and all entries will be picked up on Wednesday morning instead of the following Saturday. All Saturday entries will remain the same. Please make note for next year so entries will be made the correct day.
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DEARTMENT J
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Superintendent Jim Heffington
Amount Offered $1640
Entry Fee $2.00 per entry
Premiums $14,$10,$8
Entries must have been grown by the Exhibitor. Entries are to be made and brought, on Monday July 26, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. All
Entries must be in place by 12 noon, no later. NO EXCEPTIONS. Anything not in place by noon will not be judged.
Best of show classes consist of the 1st place winners from each category. Premium/ribbon only.
250. fresh cut herb display, labeled
251. tallest stalk of corn
252. tallest sunflower
253. largest sunflower head
254. best of show/ribbon only
VEGETABLES
255. slicing cucumbers 6
256. pickling cucumbers 6
257. green beans 12
258. white onions 6
259. yellow onions 6
260. red onions 6
261. wax beans 12
262. butter beans 12
263. carrots 8
264. beets 8
265. cabbage 2
266. red peppers 4
267. yellow peppers 4
268. bell peppers 4
269. chili peppers 6
270. hot peppers not mentioned 6
271. tomatoes 6
272. pear shaped tomatoes 5
273. cherry tomatoes 10
274. yellow tomatoes 5
275. eggplant 2
276. zucchini 2
277. yellow squash 2
278. cantaloupe 2
279. okra 8
280. broccoli 2
281. garlic 6
282. red potatoes 6
283. white potatoes 6
284. sweet potatoes 6
285. acorn squash 2
286. Sweet corn 6
287. any vegetable not mentioned
288. best vegetable/ribbon only
GRAIN
289. Wheat , qt. jar
290. Corn, qt jar
291. Soybeans, qt jar
292. Popcorn, qt jar
293. Best grain/ribbon only
PLANT CUTTINGS
294. Display of soybean plants (oil variety)
295. Display of alfalfa plants
296. Display of red clover plants
297. Display of Lespedeza plants
298. Best of cuttings/ribbon only
HAY
300. grass
301. alfalfa
JUST FOR FUN
302. Scarecrow, freestanding 6 ft. or under
303. Any odd shaped vegetable
FAMILY GARDEN DISPLAY
Entry Fee $9.00
Premiums: $28, $24, $20
304. Display of 8 vegetables in attractive container. Specimen in this exhibit, cannot compete for other premiums
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DEPARTMENT L
FLORICULTURE
Jane Richey, Superintendent
Amount offered $1,760.00
Entry Fee $2.00
Premiums: $14, $10, $8
All entries must be made on Monday July 26, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. All entries must be in place for judging at 12 noon. NO EXCEPTIONS. Anything not in place by noon will not be judged. All specimens should be home grown, not purchased.
“Best of Show” class will consist of 1st place
winners from listed classes. Best of Show ribbon will be awarded.
BOUQUETS
305. Dahlias
306. Mixed Roses
307. Roses, same species
308. Gladiolus
309. Mixed Bouquet
310. Zinnias
311. Lilies
312. Salvia
313. Sweet peas
314. Marigolds
315. Fragrant
316. Day lily
317. Snapdragons
318. Petunias
319. Miniature marigolds
320. Best Bouquet
ONE SPECIMEN IN VASE
(NO BUDS)
321. Rose
322. Miniature rose
323. Floribunda Rose – 1 spray
324. Cleome
325. Gladiola
326. Zinnia
327. Coneflower
328. Dahlia
329. Marigold
330. Sunflower
331. Day lily
332. Flower not mentioned
333. Best Specimen in Vase
ARRANGEMENTS
(may be living, dried, artificial or a combination of)i
339. Wreath
340. Basket
341. Edible (including container)
342. Roadside materials
343. Holiday
344. Arrangement “For the Birds”
345. Any not mentioned
346. Best Arrangement
LIVE ARRANGEMENTS
347. All green including container
348. All white including container
349. Mixed flowers
350. Mixed roses
351. Roses, same variety
352. Corsage
353. Favorite container
354. Metal container
355. Basket
356. Miniature – less than 5 inches
357. Wreath
358. Best Live Arrangement
POTTED PLANTS
359. African violet
360. Foliage
361. Hanging foliage
362. Hanging flowers
363. Fern
364. Geranium
365. Flowering plant not mentioned
366. Herb
367. Cactus
368. Container display - 3 or more plant varieties
369. Best Potted Plant
We cannot guarantee that all plants will be returned in condition they arrived in.
Not responsible for breakage of containers
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DEPARTMENT M
TEXTILES AND FINE ARTS
Jane Richey, Superintendent
Amount Offered: $1,472..
Entry Fee $2.00 per entry
Premiums $14, $10, $8
Entries to be made and brought on Saturday July 24, 2009 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. All entries must be in place by 12 noon, no later. NO EXCEPTIONS. Any entries not in place by 12 noon will not be judged.
“Best of Show” classes will consist of the 1st place winners in each class.
Premium: Ribbon Only
Paintings will not be accepted unless framed and ready to be hung.
OIL, ACRLIC, WATERCOLOR
370. Animals
371. Landscape
372. Mixed Media 2D & 3D
373. Figures & Portraits
374. Abstracts
375. Any not mentioned
376. Best Painting
DRAWINGS & PASTELS
377. Animals
378. Landscape
379. Mixed Media 2D & 3D
380. Figures & Portraits
381. Any not mentioned
382. Best Drawing
YOUTH ART (ages are the school year the child just completed.)
Pre-k
383. Drawings any media
384. Paint
385. Best Pre-k
Grades K – 2nd
386. Drawings - any media
387. Paint
388. Digital - computer
389. Best K – 2 Art
Grades 3 - 5
390. Drawings - any media
391. Paint
392. Digital - computer
393. Best Grade 3-5 Art
Grades 6 - 8
394. Drawing - any media
395. Paint
396. Digital - computer
397. Best Grade 6-8 Art
PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL ART
Amateurs only (not engaged in the business of photography for profit)
Ready to hang mounted photos ONLY. No taped string please.
COLOR
398. Portrait
399. Architecture
400 .Animal
401. Landscape
402. Nature
403. Humorous
404. Any not mentioned
405. Best Color Photograph
BLACK & WHITE
406. Portrait
407. Animal
408. Nature
409. Any not mentioned
410. Best Black & White Photograph
DIGITAL ART
411. Portrait
412. Animal
413. Nature
414. Any not mentioned
415. Best Digital Art
CERAMICS, SCULPTURE, GLASS, METALWORK, PAINTED CRAFT
416. China painting
417. Any ceramics not mentioned
418. Sculpture
419. Stained Glass
420. Faux (painted) Stained Glass
421. Metalwork
422. Painted Wood
423. Textiles
424. Other art not mentioned
424-A. Best of 416-424
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DEPARTMENT M-1
TEXTILES
Jodi Mc Knight, Superintendent Amount Offered $ 1696.
Entry must be work of the exhibitor
Entries shall be made and exhibits be brought on Saturday July 24, 2010 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. All entries must be in place by 12 noon, or they will not be judged.
Entry fee $2.00 per entry
Premiums $14, $10, $8
“Best of Class” will consist of the 1’st place winners in each of the listed classes. Premium: Ribbon Only
Handicraft
425. Woodcraft
426. Woodcarving
427. Basket
428. Birdhouse
429. Wreath
430. Christmas item
431. Easter item
432. 4th of July/patriotic item
433. Halloween item
434. Holiday not mentioned
435. Best of Handicraft
Quilts
436. Pieced by hand
437. Pieced by machine
438. Pillows
439. Nursery
440. Made by 2 or more people
441. Machine Quilted
442. Child’s Quilt
443. Tied Quilt
444. Made by person over 70 years old
445. Any Quilted item not mentioned
446. Best Quilted article
Rugs
447. Braided
448. Crocheted
449. Woven
450. Latch hook
451. Any Other
452. Best Rug
Crocheted Articles
453. Afghan
454. Doily
455. Tablecloth
456. Any Article not mentioned
457. Best Crocheted article
Needlework
458. Pillowcase-any
459. Counted Cross-stitch, any
460. Needlework, not mentioned
461. Best needlework
Plain Sewing
462. Adult garment
463. Childs garment
464. By 14 years old or younger
465. Costume
466. Best plain sewing
Knitted Items
467. Sweater
468. Baby Item
469. Any item not mentioned
470. Best Knitted item
Pictures
471. Any Needlework Picture
472. Best Needlework Pictures
Miscellaneous
473. Woven article, not a rug
474. Dolls
475. Toys, soft
476. Toys, hard
477. Best of Miscellaneous
Decorated Clothing
478. Any decorated clothing/embellished 479. Best Decorated
Pillows
480. Pillows made by hand in any fashion
481. Best Pillow
Scrap booking
482. page done by child 5-9
483. page done by pre-teen 10-12
484. page done by teen 13-16
485. page done by adult
486. animal theme
487. baby theme
488. any other theme
489. Best Scrap booking
Department O
Culinary
Darlene Stafford, Superintendent
Amount offered $1280.00
Entry fee per item $2.00
Entries are to be made and exhibits brought on Monday July 26, 2010, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.. All exhibits not in place by 12 noon, will not judged. No exceptions!
Premiums: $14,$10,$8
“Best of Show” classes are the 1’st place winners of each category. Premiums: Ribbons only!
Cakes
(Half a cake and recipe are necessary for judging.)
518. White
519. Yellow
520. Chocolate
521. Angel Food
522. Banana
523. Spice
524. Any other
525. Cheesecake
Specialty Cake Made From Cake Mix
(Half a cake and recipe card required)
526. White Mix
527. Yellow Mix
528. Chocolate Mix
529. Any Other Mix
530. Best Cake/Ribbon Only
Bread, Cookie and Candy Display
(Only Half loaf required)
531. White Bread
532. Nut Bread
533. Banana Bread
534. Any Bread not mentioned
535. Corn Bread 3 muffins or sticks
536. Cookies 6
537. Fudge 6
538. Divinity 6
539. Candy not mentioned
540. Light Roll 3
541. Sweet Roll 3
542. Diabetic Treat
543. Best in Category Ribbon Only
Fruit, Vegetables, Jelly and Pickles
Jars must be sealed correctly in a canning jar with the correct type lid for the jar. The seal will be checked. 1 jar required for entry. Must have been canned within the last year.
(Jars will be opened and tasted)
544. Salsa
545. Relish
546. Sweet Pickles
547. Dill Pickles
548. Fruit
549. Vegetable
550. Jelly
551. Jam or Preserve
552. Juice
553. Any other not mentioned
554. Best in Category /Ribbon only
Pastries
555. Fruit Pie
556. Cream Pie
557. Pie not mentioned
558. Pastry not mentioned
559. Best of Pastries/Ribbon Only
Wine (amateur makers only)
560. Red
561. White
563. Other
564. Best wine (ribbon only)
Grandstand Events
Monday July 26, 2010 Talent show 7p.m.
Tuesday July 27, 2010 Moto-cross 7 p.m. PAY ONE PRICE DAY $15.00
Wed July 28, 2010 Quad races 7p.m.
Thurs July 29, 2010
Friday July 30, 2010 C-Bar Rodeo 7 p.m.
Saturday July 31, 2010 Demo Derby 7 p.m.
DEMO RULES 2010
See website for Rules
www.salinecountyfair.com
RODEO
Dept Z