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The 2016 Lincoln County Fair Books are provided by
the generosity of Dan and Kim Dockstader
Cover by: JeanElle Hoopes, SVHS
Fair Book Cover Contest Winner
Lincoln County Commissioners
Jerry Harmon
Chairman
Kent Connelly
Vice-Chair
Robert King
Commissioner
Lincoln County Fair Board
Fair Board Members
L to R: Joe Mackey, Leonard Wilford, Del Cunningham, Tomi Erickson
Robert Linford, Joy Fox, Kathy Hess, and Renae Brown. Not Pictured: Patty Taylor
Fair Board Staff
L to R: April Brown, Billie Kilroy, Tonya McNeel, Celia Johnson
Linda Hedges, Bill Johnson, and Clay Larson. Not Pictured: Susan West
LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR
2016 MAIN EVENT SCHEDULE
Date
Saturday
Aug 6
Event
Junior Rodeo
Timed Events
Sheep Riding
Pre-entry - under the Big Top
(Free entry & Admission)
Parade
Coordinator – Carmelita Guild
Time of Event
9:30 am
10:00 am
8:00-9:00 am
5:00 pm
(Be there at least 30 minutes early to register.
There will be no pre-registration).
Categories and prize money –
Children’s unit - $25.00
Horse Entry - $25.00
Private Float - $50.00
Humorous Float - $50.00
Bicycle Entry - $25.00
Motor Vehicle Entry - $50.00
Commercial Float - $50.00
Family Entry - $100
Please come prepared with strong tape, your name, mailing address,
Phone number and category you would like to enter.
Demolition Derby
$10.00
7:00 pm
Monday
Aug 8
Sawyer Brown in Concert
7:00 pm
With special guest Kaleb Austin
$20.00 presale
$25.00 day of show
Tuesday
Aug 9
National Stock Dog Competition
$10.00
7:00 pm
Wednesday
Aug 10
Horse Pulls
$10.00
7:00 pm
Lincoln County Talent Show (under Big Top)
5:00 pm
Thursday
Aug 11
Freestyle Reining
Free
7:00 pm
Friday
Aug 12
PRCA Rodeo
$10.00
7:00 pm
Saturday
Aug 13
PRCA Rodeo
$10.00
7:00 pm
Children ages 6 and younger – Free at all events
TICKET WILL CALL HOURS: August 6 - 12 noon, Tues-Thurs. 2-8 pm & Fri-Sat. 12-8 pm
POP Tickets for all six events (including concert) is $55 and only available online - advanced
purchase only.
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The Lincoln County Fair and Rodeo 2016
The Race is on at the Lincoln County Fair
2016 Big Top and Grandstand
Event Schedule
Saturday, August 6
Junior Rodeo
Timed Events
Sheep Riding
Pre-Entry under the Big Top
Parade
9:30 am
10:00 am
8:00-9:00 am
5:00 pm
Coordinator-Carmelita Guild
Be there at least 30 minutes early to register.
There will be no pre-registration
Grandstand
DEMOLITION DERBY
7:00 pm
Monday , August 8
Big Top
Kevin Wade Forbush, Music
The Amazing Arthur, Mentalist, Comedian
Thatch Elmer, Cowboy Poet
Thatch Elmer, Cowboy Poet
11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
On the Grounds
Montana Clown Works, 11 am – 8 pm
Lanky the Clown, 12:00, 2:30, 5:00
Grandstand
SAWYER BROWN IN CONCERT
WITH SPECIAL GUEST KALEB AUSTIN
7:00 PM
Tuesday, August 9
Big Top
Alfred & Seymour, Comedy
On the Grounds
Animal Cracker Conspiracy, 12:00, 2:30, 5:00
Lanky the Clown, 11:30, 2:00, 4:30
Christopher Yerlig, Mime, 12:30, 3:00, 5:30
Carnival Midway Attractions,
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11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
5:00-10:00 pm
Grandstand
NATIONAL STOCK DOG COMPETITION
7:00 pm
Wednesday, August 10
Big Top
Hometown Harmony, Music
Dan Meyer, Sword Swallower
Hometown Harmony, Music
11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
Lincoln County Fair Talent Show
5:00 pm
On the Grounds
Pirates in the Sky, 11:30, 2:00, 4:30
Prehistoric Adventures, 12:00, 2:30, 5:00
The Raptor Project, Extreme Raptor Show, 12:30, 3:00, 5:30
Lanky the Clown, 11:30, 3:30, 5:30
2:00-11:00 pm
Grandstand
HORSE PULLS
7:00 pm
Thursday, August 11
Big Top
Richard Barker, Hypnotist
Lady Luck, Music Show
11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
On the Grounds
The Raptor Project, 11:30, 2:00, 4:30
Lanky the Clown, 1:00, 3:30, 5:30
Chris Yerlig, Mime, 11:30, 3:00, 4:30
Steve Hamilton’s Magic Flying Carpet, 11:00, 2:00, 4:00
2:00-11:00 pm
Grandstand
FREESTYLE REINING
7:00 pm
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Friday, August 12
Big Top
Lady Luck, Musical Show
Tap Classics, Dance Show
11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
On the Grounds
The Raptor Project, Extreme Raptor Show, 12:30, 3:00, 5:30
12:00 pm-12:00 midnight
Grandstand
PRCA RODEO
7:00 pm
Saturday, August 13
Big Top
Saddle Strings Band, Western Cowboy Music
Tap Classics, Dance Show
11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
On the Grounds
The Raptor Project, 11:30, 2:00, 4:30
12:00 pm-12:00 midnight
Grandstand
PRCA RODEO
7:00 pm
TICKET WILL CALL HOURS: Tues-Thurs. 2-8 pm & Fri-Sat. 12-8 p
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Lincoln County Fair
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2016 SCHEDULE OF JUDGING
DAY
Mon. – August 8
EVENT
4-H/FFA Horse Show
Open Class Judging
4-H Fashion Hi-Lite &
General (Interview) Judging
4-H Fashion Show
Check-In – Rabbits & Poultry
TIME
8:00 am
9:00 am
10 am-12 pm
3:00 pm
3:00-5:00 pm
LOCATION
Lower Arena
Comm. Building
4-H Building
Afton Civic Ctr.
Rabbit Bldg.
Tues. – August 9
4-H/FFA Horse Show
8:00 am
Dairy Goat & Dairy Cattle Vet Check
8:30 am
Open Class Judging
9:00 am
Rabbit Show
8:00 am
Poultry Show
Following Rabbit
Dairy Goat Show
3:00 pm
Dairy Cattle Show (if any)
Following Dairy Goat
Main Arena
Scale
Comm. Building
Small Tent
Poultry Bldg.
Tent
Wed. – August 10
All Large Livestock Animals in Place
Swine Weigh-In
Sheep/Goat Weigh-In
Beef Weigh-In
4-H/FFA & Open Dog Show
Barns
Scale
Scale
Scale
Small Tent
Thurs. – August 11
Open Horse Show
8:00 am
Market Goat Show (Market/Breeding)
8:00 am
Sheep Show (Market/Breeding) Following Mkt. Goat
Market Beef Show (4-H/FFA)
3:30 pm
Beef Breeding Show
Following Mkt. Beef
Main Arena
Tent
Fri. - August 12
Ranch Versatility/Reining Horse Show
8:00 am
Swine Show (Market/Breeding)
8:00 am
Livestock Judging
2:00 pm
Round Robin
4:00 pm
Mand. State Fair Mtg. Following Livestock Judging
(Must attend to go to State Fair)
Main Arena
Tent
Tent
Tent
Tent
Sat. – August 13
Open Horse Show – Team Sorting
Buyer Breakfast
Buyer Registration
4-H/FFA Livestock Sale
Small Arena
Tent
Tent
Tent
7:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am
1:00 pm
Tent
(4-H/FFA/Open)
10:00 am
8:00 am
8:00–10:00 am
10:00 am
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC SO COME AND ENJOY!!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Someone will be at the Market livestock forms table on Tuesday night from 5:30-6:30 pm. You will still be
required to see the brand inspector & receive your stamp on Wednesday so your animal will to be allowed to
weigh-in.
2. Resale animals can leave the fairgrounds only when the “resale” trailer leaves. All other large and small
animals (includes poultry and rabbits) cannot leave the grounds until 5 pm.
3. Starting Wednesday of fair week, premium payout will be at the windows by the Fair Board Office,
11 am to 7 pm.
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The Race is on at the Lincoln County Fair
SECTION I - 4-H/FFA & OPEN LIVESTOCK ....................... 7
ONLINE ENTRY PROCEDURE .................................. 8
ALL LIVESTOCK RULES ........................................... 9
SECTION II - 4-H GENERAL ............................................. 42
SECTION III - FFA AGRONOMY & MECHANICS ............. 67
SECTION IV - OPEN CLASS COMMUNITY ...................... 70
ENTRY INFORMATION ........................................... 71
COMMUNITY INFORMATION ................................. 72
SECTION V - EDUCATION .............................................. 106
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SEE PAGE 8 FOR ENTRY DEADLINES
Lincoln County Fair
4-H Staff
Shar Perry
Ext. Educator, 4-H.
885-3132
Hudson Hill
Ext. Educator, Ag
885-3132
Miriam Feeley
Ext. Educator, 4-H
828-4092
Celia Johnson
Show Coordinator
886-9655
Dallas Warren
FFA Advisor
886-5798
SECTION I
4-H, FFA & OPEN CLASS LIVESTOCK
Livestock Online Entry Procedure............................................................................... 8
Livestock General Rules............................................................................................... 9
Livestock Entry Deadlines ...............................................................................................9
4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Rules & Information ..............................................................10
Junior Livestock Market Sale Rules...............................................................................12
Showmanship Contest...................................................................................................13
FFA Information.............................................................................................................13
Round Robin Showmanship Contest .............................................................................14
State Fair Information ....................................................................................................14
Livestock Judging Contest ........................................................................................ 16
Beef Cattle .................................................................................................................. 17
Beef Showmanship........................................................................................................17
Market Rules & Class ....................................................................................................17
Breeding Classes ..........................................................................................................18
Dairy Cattle .................................................................................................................. 19
Dairy Cattle Showmanship ............................................................................................19
Dairy Cattle Classes ......................................................................................................19
Market Goat ................................................................................................................. 20
Market Goat Showmanship ...........................................................................................20
Market Goat Rules & Classes........................................................................................20
Breeding Meat Goat .................................................................................................... 21
Breeding Meat Goat Rules & Classes............................................................................21
Dairy Goat .................................................................................................................... 22
Dairy Goat Showmanship ..............................................................................................22
Dairy Goat Rules & Classes ..........................................................................................22
4-H & FFA Horse Show ............................................................................................... 23
4-H/FFA Horse Rules ....................................................................................................23
Ranch Horse Classes....................................................................................................24
Trail & Speed Event Classes .........................................................................................24
4-H/FFA Horse Showmanship .......................................................................................25
Halter Classes ...............................................................................................................25
English & Performance Classes ....................................................................................26
Rabbits ......................................................................................................................... 27
Rabbit Showmanship.....................................................................................................27
Rabbit Rules &Classes..................................................................................................27
Sheep ........................................................................................................................... 28
Sheep Showmanship.....................................................................................................28
Market Sheep Class ......................................................................................................28
Breeding Sheep........................................................................................................... 30
Breeding Sheep Showmanship .....................................................................................30
Breeding Sheep Rules & Classes..................................................................................30
Swine ........................................................................................................................... 31
Swine Showmanship .....................................................................................................31
Market Swine Classes ...................................................................................................31
Breeding Swine Classes................................................................................................32
Poultry.......................................................................................................................... 33
Poultry Showmanship....................................................................................................33
Poultry Rules & Classes ................................................................................................33
Dogs ........................................................................................................................... 34
Dog Showmanship ........................................................................................................34
Dog Rules, Obedience, Conformation, Agility & Rally Classes ......................................34
Open Horse Show ....................................................................................................... 38
Open Horse Rules & Classes ........................................................................................38
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LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR
4-H/FFA & OPEN LARGE LIVESTOCK,
4-H/FFA SMALL ANIMAL &
GENERAL 4-H PROJECTS
ONLINE PROCEDURE
ENTRY INFORMATION
Be sure to read the rules of the department or division you are entering
1. To enter in the 4-H/FFA Departments you must be a registered
member those programs. Entries in all open divisions are open
to all residents of Lincoln County.
2. Residents must complete online entry. Exhibitors must
complete all steps including the last step, printing your entry
tag.
Online Entryhttp://lincolncountyfair.info
Then click on the Online Entries/Tickets Tab.
(The system requirements for on-line entry are: Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or above
with Java Script and Cookies enabled. This program will not work with Firefox
Browser!)
Non-Animal Entries - Print your tags and place them on entries along with
your skill statements).
3. All Entries must be completed by deadline - ENTRIES
RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL NOT BE
ACCEPTED.
On-line entry
July 1 – August 3, 2016
PREMIUMS
Premium cash will be distributed during the fair Wednesday-Saturday 11 am
to 7 pm at the payout window by the fair board office. Premiums can then be
picked up at the Extension Office from August 18 – August 31. Premiums not
picked up will be forfeited. No checks will be mailed.
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11. All sheep & goats (regardless of sex) to be
on the fairgrounds must have a scrapies ear
tag, registration tattoo, or other
identification accepted by the Wyoming
Department of Ag. If you have questions or
need additional information, please contact
Hudson Hill, Ext. Ag Educator at 885-3132.
12. (County Tail Docking Rule): “No extreme
docked lamb will be tagged for the Lincoln
County Fair. Lambs that have been redocked
after they have been tagged will be
disqualified. Any qualifying fair exhibitor
who wants to go to State Fair will have to
follow the State Fair Tail Docking Rule.”
13. No test for brucellosis, tuberculosis,
pseudorabies, or EIA (Coggins Tests) is
required on legitimate Wyoming origin
exhibits. No exhibit from a herd under
quarantine for any contagious or infectious
diseases will be allowed on the grounds.
14. ALL BREEDING BOVINE (Dairy & Beef Cattle)
STOCK should have a brucellosis tattoo. It is
recommended that horses be vaccinated
for Influenza.
15. All animals must be clean and fitted before
entering the show ring. Livestock will be
cleaned and properly groomed at all times.
Livestock must be well broken to halter.
This denotes pride of ownership and that
the animal is being cared for properly.
16. All animals must conform to breed
standards.
17. Alleyways must be kept free of trash and
manure. Exhibitors are responsible for the
cleanliness of the stalls and pens. If the
superintendent
or
livestock
show
coordinator tags an unclean pen and it is
not cleaned within eight (8) hours, the
exhibitor may be asked to take the animal
home and will not be eligible for the sale.
18. Livestock bedding will be clean and neat.
Excessive bedding is discouraged.
19. Livestock will be cared for in a proper and
humane way. Exhibitors are responsible
for all feed, water & care of animals.
Exhibitors in livestock departments must
furnish their own feed.
Camping Space Fee:
$20 per night
Contact Bill Johnson, 887-0208 and complete
the online trailer release form.
No Reservations will be taken until July 15, 2016.
You will be allowed to park your trailers starting
Wednesday, August 3, 7 am. – Payment is due before
you can park your trailer.
LIVESTOCK GENERAL RULES
1. Large Livestock & Small Animal Entries must
be made prior to Midnight, WEDNESDAY,
August 3 for online entries. NO
EXCEPTIONS! Online entry link:
http://lincolncountyfair.info. Click on
Online Entries/Tickets Tab. (See the open
community entry page for instructions. No
tags will be printed for animal entries).
2. 4-H/FFA Exhibitors are to be Lincoln County
residents, or students at Lincoln County
Schools. The open show will follow the 4H/FFA show.
3. All shows are limited to two (2) animals per
class per exhibitor. This excludes large
livestock breeding classes. See specific
animal sections for additional rules.
4. All large livestock animals are to be in
assigned stalls by 7 am on Wednesday. See
the Judging Schedule for weigh-in times.
(SEE NEW RULE ON THE RESPONSIBILITIES
OF 4-H/FFA LIVESTOCK MEMBERS FORM)
5. Stalls, pens, & cages will be assigned.
6. No animal will be allowed to run at large on
the grounds.
7. Persons having stock to be exhibited will be
required to have it in readiness at the call.
The judges are instructed not to wait more
than five minutes after the call and those
not ready will be excluded.
8. No ribbons previously won shall be
exhibited with animals in the show ring.
9. No animals will show that have any
hereditary or transmissible defects or
unsoundness. Animals showing signs of
disease or illness will not be allowed on the
grounds.
10. All animals will be subject to a check by a
veterinarian. Any animal that appears to be
drugged will be subject to disqualification
and/or blood test.
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20. Comfort of the animal is a primary
concern.
Therefore, fans and insect
control are allowed.
21. Stallions must be registered. Papers must
be in owner’s possession and presented to
the superintendent if called for.
22. All participants in open class must be
properly and modestly attired and show
at their own risk. There will be no opentoed shoes or sandals allowed for all ages.
23. Any animals stalled and/or exhibited on
the fairgrounds remain the responsibility
of the owner. Any animal that is unruly or
dangerous to participants and fair goers
will be released from the fair with a
participation ribbon.
24. Non-specified classes may be made at the
discretion of the Livestock Show
Coordinator.
25. Open Horse Show Rules on Class List
Pages.
26. Show Order: The order would be 4-H/FFA
Market, 4-H/FFA Showmanship, Open
Showmanship, and then 4-H/FFA Breeding,
and then Open Breeding.
27. To be eligible to receive a premium all
large and small animals must be displayed
on the fairgrounds for the week of fair.
The exception to this rule would be dogs,
cats, pocket pets, dairy goats, and milking
dairy cows. Resale animals can leave the
fairgrounds only when the “resale” trailer
leaves. All other large and small animals
(includes poultry and rabbits) cannot leave
the grounds until 5 pm.
28. All buckles, awards, and premiums must
be claimed within the same fair year as
they were won.
29. All decisions from the Livestock Show
Coordinator are final. An exhibitor and/or
parents may be asked to leave the
fairgrounds for improper conduct.
4-H/FFA Stall Fee:
There will be a $10 per animal (one-time) stall
fee. This fee needs to be paid online by the
deadline (Midnight, on Wednesday, August 3
for online entries). Online link:
http://lincolncountyfair.info. Click on the
Online Entries/Tickets tab.
The Responsibilities of 4-H/FFA Livestock
Members form must be signed by 4-H/FFA
Member and Parent/Guardian. Then it is
returned to the forms table under the tent
before weigh-in. This form replaces the
mandatory sale meeting.
AGE DIVISION - 4-H and FFA members in the
livestock division will be broken down as
follows, with the age of the member indicating
the division they will show in. For the purpose
of determining eligibility for competition, the
age of the 4-H or FFA member will be used as of
January 1 of the current year.
Junior:
8, 9, or 10 years of age.
Intermediate: 11, 12, or 13 years of age.
Senior:
14, 15, 16, 17, 18 years of age.
FFA:
Senior: Ages 14 - 19 years.
Intermediate: Age 13 years.
4-H DRESS CODE
If you are not in official dress, you will be
disqualified.
Livestock Events:
Plain Modest White Shirt (Long or Short Sleeve)
Black or Dark Blue Jeans
Proper Footwear (No open-toes shoes/sandals)
No Hat
No Shorts/Tank Tops
Horse Show:
Plain Modest White Long Sleeve Shirt
Black or Dark Blue Jeans
Proper Footwear (No open-toed shoes or
sandals)
Hat (western hat or riding helmet)
Chaps (optional) for performance classes
No vest or accessories allowed
4-H/FFA JUNIOR LIVESTOCK RULES
(These rules are for 4-H & FFA members and
are in addition to the general rules listed
above)
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4. Livestock Fitting Rule - A 4-H or FFA
member is expected to fit his own animal at
fair. However, in the interest of safety, a
4-H or FFA member may be assisted by
others (i.e. member, parent, or other adult).
 Assistance is defined as a learning
situation where the teacher (helper) is
teaching the 4-H or FFA member a
technique in fitting or showing. The
teacher-adult is allowed only to show
how; the member is expected to
perform the majority of each technique
and/or skill required.
 If the fair committee decides there is a
violation of this rule, it may result in the
disqualification of the animal and the
forfeit of premiums and ribbons. If the
4-H or FFA member is found to be in
violation of the fitting rule, he/she will
not be allowed to show in any 4-H or
FFA division entered, including the
showmanship contest.
 The fair committee for each livestock
division will be the livestock
superintendent,
the Fair Board
chairperson, the Fair Board livestock
members, FFA Advisor, Ag Extension
Educator, and the Livestock Show
Coordinator.
5. Herdsmanship/Stall Information
a. Stalls will be assigned and the stall cards
will be in place by 2 pm on the Thursday
before fair. Animals may be brought to
the fairgrounds as early as the Thursday
before fair but at their owner’s risk. The
animals may still have to change stalls.
b. Breeding Sheep & Goats may be
brought the day of the show & taken
home after, if there are not stalls
available. The breeding animals must
still have a vet check (See Schedule of
Judging for day & time).
c. The large animal Herdsmanship Award
will be based on a score sheet so clubs
can improve from year to year. The
award’s objectives are to create pride in
the barn area and promote healthy
competition between clubs. The large
animal Herdsmanship winners will
4-H members are required to wear white shirts for
all contests & shows. If you show up without a
white shirt, you will be given a participation ribbon.
FFA DRESS CODE
If you are not in official dress, you will be
disqualified.
Male: Black slacks (Black Levis or Wranglers
can be worn in shows if they are not
faded)
White Collared Shirt
Official FFA Tie
Black Shoes
Black Socks
Official Jacket (zipped to the top)
Female:Black Skirt (Black Levis or Wranglers can
be worn in shows if they are not faded)
White Collared Blouse
Official FFA Scarf
Black Shoes
Official Jacket (zipped to the top)
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP
Ownership dates for Junior Livestock: calculated
as of current year.
Beef - Feb. 1
Sheep, Swine, Market Goats – June 1
Horses, Dairy Cattle, Breeding Animals - June 1
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK (4-H & FFA) RULES
1. 4-H & FFA members can only be registered
in one state 4-H program and one county 4H program.
2. 4-H & FFA exhibits will be judged and
placed 1 and 2 then as many 3-6 as needed.
Premium money will be paid according to
Junior Livestock Show placing.
3. Club members should exhibit their own
livestock personally, but in case they have
more than one animal to show or two
shows at the same time, they may have
another club member help show their
animals. While in the show ring, the person
showing the animal must do so without aid,
and all adults, except those qualified to be
in the show ring, must remain outside of
the show area while the animals are being
shown.
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receive recognition at the rodeo; a
banner to display in the barn for the
next year, and a traveling trophy to be
awarded at Awards Night and be able to
pick their stalls for the next county fair.
6. Tagging Rule
a. Death Clause Rule- an animal can be
tagged for 4-H/FFA kids with the same
guardian as long as the animals are
being raised together. In the event of a
tagged animal’s death, the Extension,
FFA, personnel need to see the
deceased animal to qualify for the
death clause. A vet may also be able to
call an Extension or FFA personnel to
verify the death of the tagged animal.
Members must notify the Extension
Office or FFA right away, when an
animal dies.
b. The number of animals tagged may not
exceed two animals per kid per species
per 4-H or FFA program. The Death
Clause would apply to families who did
not want to/ or could not tag two
animals per kid per species. The floater
animal tagged needs the names of the
family member tied to it at the time of
tagging.
Floater animals are only
eligible for county fair and are not
eligible for State Fair.
c. An animal can be tagged in multiple
names for special animal science
educational programs conducted by the
Extension Office at the discretion of 4H/Extension Staff.
d. 4-H/FFA members can exhibit no more
than TWO animals in a class in any
livestock program. Any animal may be
shown ONLY IN ONE (1) CLASS (Except
Non-Meat Pen Rabbits).
times.) If you are late for your species’
weigh-in time, you will weigh-in last when
all other animals have been weighed. Scales
will be open for 30 minutes after last
scheduled species has weighed-in.
3. Proper attire and footwear is required at all
times.
4. Resale animals can leave the fairgrounds
only when the “resale” trailer leaves. All
other large and small animals (includes
poultry and rabbits) cannot leave the
grounds until 5 pm.
5. See the class page for rules specific for
each species.
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK
MARKET SALE RULES
1. 4-H and FFA members must complete the 4H/FFA Responsibilities form and have it
signed and dated by parent/Guardian and
member. This form must be turned in at the
forms table before weigh-in to be eligible to
sell their animals at the auction.
2. Sale participant must complete the
consignment, W-9 forms, and sign the
brand inspector sheet to be eligible to sell
their animal at the sale.
3. Market animals will be auctioned at 10 am
on the Saturday of fair in the sale tent.
4. A 4-H or FFA member may exhibit more
than one species and will be allowed to only
sell ONE (1) animal. The member must
notify the show coordinator which animal is
to be sold by Friday at the end of the Swine
show.
5. Any drugs used must be in accordance with
label directions and on the advice of a
veterinarian.
Any drug that has a
withdrawal time must be reported and it is
the exhibitor’s responsibility to care for the
animal until the withdrawal period is over.
6. All animals must be exhibited at County Fair
to be eligible for the sale and add-ons.
Market animals that receive a participation
ribbon will not be sold.
7. Grand or Reserve Market Animals must be
sold at our county livestock sale unless both
animals are owned by the same 4-H
ALL MARKET CLASSES
1. The classes will be established by the
Livestock Show Coordinator after weigh-in.
THERE WILL BE NO RE-WEIGHS TO MAKE
WEIGHT.
2. All 4-H and FFA market animals (Beef,
Sheep, Goat, & Swine) will be weighed in at
the fairgrounds scale. (See the Schedule of
Judging Events for each species weigh-in
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member then the Grand must be sold at the
sale.
Any lambs that won’t be accepted by the
resale buyer because of short tails will be
returned to the sale participant at the
expense of the sale participant. The sale
participant will have the market price
deducted from his/her sale check.
Pictures: The Fair Board will not be taking
pictures of the kids! A card stock “thank
you” form can be picked up from the Fair
Board Office or payout window. A picture
backdrop will be provided.
Commission Fee Reminder: Animals that
sell at the livestock sale will be assessed a
2% commission fee of the sale price.
If by the end of the Swine Show, you have
not told the Livestock Coordinator or show
clerks which animal you are selling, your
highest placing animal will be picked for the
sale order and that is the animal you will
sell.
Sale Order: Sale to start with selling the
Grand Champion Steer, Reserve Champion
Steer, Overall Grand Champion Lamb,
Overall Reserve Champion Lamb, Grand
Champion Hog, Reserve Champion Hog,
First Place, Second Place. Then random
draw - Third through Sixth places, including
Grand and Reserve Born & Raised Animals.
Add-on lists from buyers must be received
by September 1.
The sale participant/owner of the animal
can purchase only their animal back from
the resale contractor. The sale participant
will have to make all the arrangements with
the resale contractor.
4. The Lincoln County Fair will award rosettes
and buckles or plaques to the Champion
Senior, Intermediate and Junior showman
in Dairy, Beef, Sheep, Goat, Swine, Rabbit,
Dog, Poultry and Horse. All other
showmanship participants will receive nonpremium ribbons.
5. Eligible Champion Senior, Intermediate, and
Junior Showman may receive a trip to State
Fair and the State Fair Showmanship
Contest. The Junior Division winners must
have a parent chaperone.
6. Open class showmanship is for persons not
enrolled in that 4-H or FFA livestock project.
Classes will be broken down into the
following categories:
Adult - 19 years and older
Youth - 14 - 18
Intermediate Youth - 8 - 13
Pee Wee - 7 and under
Note: There will be an Open Pee Wee
Division Showmanship (Ages 7 & 6
only) Classes in Beef showing a 400
lb. calf or lighter. The animal is
brought the day of the show and
taken back home the same day and
has to be owned by the person
showing it.
7. 4-H/FFA Age divisions are located at the
first of the Junior Livestock Rules.
8. FFA attired members must show a FFA
animal in showmanship and 4-H attired
members must show a 4-H animal in
showmanship.
FFA INFORMATION
SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST
1. FFA members are eligible to show at county
fair through the summer of their graduating
year of high school.
2. All students enrolled in Agricultural
Education Classes are expected to carry a
supervised Agricultural Experience Project.
In addition to livestock projects students
are encouraged to exhibit agronomy,
mechanics projects, record books and
notebooks to realize the full benefit from
instruction and hands on.
1. Sign up for all showmanship classes on the
entry form. No entries will be allowed the
day of the show (exception: Open Dog
Show).
2. 4-H/FFA Participants in the Showmanship
contest must show their own animals.
3. No boars, stallions, bulls, or bucks (goats)
will be allowed in showmanship. Rams
(sheep) can be shown. No lactating animals
should be shown.
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3. Exhibits must be of competitive quality and
approved by the instructor prior to the
show. Awards will be given according to the
accepted standard of the Fair Board. Prize
money will be awarded on the basis of the
number and quality of the exhibits, except
where otherwise specified.
4. Projects exhibited must be part of the FFA
member's SAE Program and, in the case of
livestock, must be owned, fitted and shown
by the FFA member. FFA members showing
livestock (including horses) must also show
in official dress or premiums will not be
paid. Purchasing animals trained and fitted
for showing is prohibited.
5. If
transportation
and
financial
arrangements can be made, the following
may be entered in the Wyoming State Fair:
a. Top FFA animals in Dairy, Beef, Sheep,
Swine, and Horses.
b. Classroom notebook or Record Book.
c. Agronomy Exhibits.
d. Agriculture Mechanics Exhibit depending on available transportation.
e. Dairy Judging Team will judge at State
Fair for judging team members who
have accumulated the highest number
of points through contest practices.
5. Members must show the same animal as
they showed in the individual division
showmanship contest
6. Past Round Robin winners are not eligible
to compete.
ROUND ROBIN SHOWMANSHIP
Awards: Champion – Choice of Jacket/Buckle
Reserve Champion – Choice of Jacket/Buckle
1. There will be four (4) divisions of animals:
Horse, Sheep, Beef and Swine.
2. There will be categories for Intermediate and
Senior Members only - No Junior division.
3. If the Grand or Reserve Grand Champion
Showman of any section cannot compete in
the Round Robin Contest, the entry will
then be open to succeeding winners until
there are two (2) showmen in each section,
(i.e., the person immediately under the
Reserve Champion would be given the
chance to compete if there was a vacancy in
that division; if that member did not want
to compete, the next one would be given
the chance.)
4. General rules will be the same as the
original showmanship contest in each
division.
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7. Timing of events:
 Five minutes on first (your own) animal
this will include fitting.
 Three minutes on each of the other four
species.
8. Scoring: Seven total categories with a
possible of 105 points.
 Four categories of animal showmanship
with 20 points each
 One category of fitting of your own
animal with 15 points.
 One category of personal appearance
with 10 points.
The personal appearance will be scored by
each judge on each individual and averaged
for the final so that it can be used as a
tiebreaker. The fitting and showmanship in
each division will be by the judge for that
division only.
Extension Office before you can be
registered).
4. A Health Form must be completed and
accompany the state fair registration form.
5. Dorm & Meal Information is needed.
6. Division winners who are under 14 years of
age must have a parent/guardian
chaperone to accompany them. They will
compete in the Junior Division at State Fair.
7. For youth to participate at State Fair,
chaperones are needed. Please contact the
Ext. Office if you are interested.
8. All livestock going to the State Fair must
have a health certificate and/or inspection,
PLUS all horse members must have a copy
of their Wyoming Horse Safety Certification
sheets from the Extension Office.
9. If financial arrangements can be made and
animals are worthy, the top 4-H animals in
each division (dairy, horses, breeding beef,
market beef, sheep, goat, and swine) may
be entered in the State Fair. The Lincoln
County Fair Board may assist in
transportation charges.
STATE FAIR INFORMATION
1. To be eligible for a trip to State Fair,
4-H/FFA member must have an eligible
project that was exhibited at the current
year’s county fair.
2. For animals to be eligible to show at State
Fair, they must be shown at County Fair
and deemed worthy to go to state by the
4-H and/or FFA staff.
3. There will be a State Fair Meeting
following the last shows on Friday for all
who qualified to attend State Fair. You
must attend to be eligible to go to State
Fair.
3. State Fair Registration Forms must be
completed and given to the Extension Staff
by end of Mandatory State Fair
Meeting.
The information needed to register for
State Fair is:
 Classes to be entered
 Class numbers
 Tag Number for Animal
 Number of animal pens needed
 We need to know if you are entering in
the Junior Jackpot shows or Champion
of Champion show (These shows have
fees that need to be paid to the
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4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST
This contest will take place on the Friday of fair at 2 pm under the large tent.
DIVISION 1876 - 4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING
Each youth and coach is responsible for reading and understanding the contestant rules and eligibility
for judging contests which can be found at http://www.uwyo.edu/4-h/
NOTE: Please enter each youth in only one class.
CLASS
1876-1
Senior Individual
1876-2
Intermediate Individual
1876-3
Junior Individual
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BEEF CATTLE
(See beginning of section for General Livestock, 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Rules, FFA Information,
and Junior Livestock Sale Information and Rules.)
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid - only buckles or trophies and rosettes will be given for
Grand and Reserve Champions.
4-H & FFA Showmanship
1879-1 Senior Beef Showmanship
1879-2 Intermediate Beef Showmanship
1879-3 Junior Beef Showmanship
4-H & FFA Premiums: 1st - $12.00
1602-01
2nd - $10.00
Open Showmanship (if time allows)
2000-1 Open Adult Beef Showmanship
2000-2 Open Youth Beef Showmanship
2000-3 Open Int. Youth Beef Showmanship
2000-4 Open Pee Wee Beef Showmanship*
(*Class Restrictions – See Showmanship Rules)
3rd - $8.00
4th - $6.00
5th - $4.00
6th - $2.00
Market Beef Class (4-H & FFA Only) STEERS 1000 LBS. AND OVER
[Please include your local producer’s name on the entry form.]
1604 -01 Mini Market Beef Class (4-H & FFA Only) Steers 48” or less hip height and 500 lbs.
minimum weight. [must have been declared mini or low line at tagging].
Rules:
1.
2.
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5.
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7.
Animals must be born after January 1 of previous year.
Market beef will be weighed. They will be shown and sold the recorded weight at time of weigh-in.
All breeds will compete together according to weight. Spayed heifers will compete in steer classes.
Animals entered may be purebreds, grades, or crossbreeds of any beef breed or breeds.
Only champions in market classes will compete for Overall Championships. Rosettes only, no premiums will be
paid.
Market steers for 4-H and FFA must weigh at least 1000 lbs. and have been owned by the member since
February 1. Underweight steers must show in feeder class. Only ribbons will be awarded to the feeder steers
and the feeder steers will not be eligible for the livestock sale.
Mini Market Beef requirements: 48 inches or less hip height and 500 lbs. minimum weight and be owned by
February 1. All beef planning to show in a mini class must have been declared as mini or low line at tagging.
1603-01
Rules:
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5.
Market Beef Born ‘N Raised Contest (4-H & FFA Only) - (Producer receives a
buckle and member receive a prize.)
Open to all Lincoln County 4-H and FFA members who have a market animal project.
All entries must be tagged on county tagging dates with a WSF ear tag.
In order to compete in the Born-n-Raised Contest all entries must be born and raised in Lincoln County (If the
animal is owned by any producer outside the county for any length of time, it is then unable to compete).
All animals must be entered for the class by the fair entry deadline and provide producer information at that
time of weigh in.
The top two county-owned animals from each market class, as placed by the county fair judge for that species,
will be brought back for the final class of the contest.
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Prospective Calves Class
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Division 1601 - Breeding Beef (4-H, FFA, & Open)
Entry Example: A Black Angus Summer Yearling Heifer Born May 1-August 31, 2015 would be in class
number 3.
4-H & FFA Premiums: 1st - $14.00 2nd - $12.00
Open Premiums: Blue - $14.00
Red - $12.00
3rd - $10.00
White - $10.00
4th - $8.00
5th - $6.00 6th - $4.00
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
C
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
BREED (FEMALES)
A. Black Angus (Classes 1 -7)
B. Hereford/Polled Hereford (Classes 11 -17)
C. Maine Anjou & Maine Anjou Crossbreeds (Classes 21 - 27)
D. Shorthorn (Classes 31-37)
E. Any Other English Breed (Classes 41-47)
F. Any Other Continental Breed (Classes 51-57)
CLASS
Jr. Heifer Calf between Jan. 1 - April 30, 2016
Sr. Heifer Calf between Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2015
Summer Yearling Heifer born May 1 - Aug. 31, 2015
Spring Yearling Heifer born Mar. 1 - April 30, 2015
Jr. Yearling Heifer born Jan. 1 - Feb. 28, 2015
Sr. Yearling Heifer born Sept. 1 – Dec. 31, 2014
Cow/Calf (Any female older than ages above w/calf at side)
B
11
12
13
14
15
16
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BULL CLASSES
CLASS
1601-85
1601-86
1601-90
1601-91
Continental Breed Jr. Bull Calf between January 1 & April 30, 2016
Continental Breed Bull Calf born Sept. 1 – Dec. 31, 2015
English Breed Jr. Bull Calf between January 1, & April 30, 2016
English Breed Bull Calf born Sept. 1 – Dec. 31, 2015
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31
32
33
34
35
36
37
E
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
F
51
52
53
54
55
56
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DAIRY CATTLE
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid – only plaques and rosettes will be given for Grand and
Reserve Champions.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-34 Senior Dairy Cattle Showmanship
1879-35 Int. Dairy Cattle Showmanship
1879-36 Jr. Dairy Cattle Showmanship
2000-36 Open Adult Dairy Cattle Showmanship
2000-37 Open Youth Dairy Cattle Showmanship
2000-38 Open Int. Youth Dairy Cattle Showmanship
Dairy Cattle (4-H/FFA & Open)
Entry Example: A Holstein Sr. Heifer Calf born after 8/31/15 thru 11/30/15 would be in class number 3.
Red - $10.00
3rd - $8.00 4th - $6.00
White - $8.00
5th - $4.00 6th - $2.00
Dairy Cattle Rules
1. All dairy cows must have been milked regularly before they are brought into the ring to be judged.
2. Lactating dairy cows may come in the morning of the show and then be excused after the showing.
3. They must be checked in by the vet on Tuesday at 8:30 am.
Division 1625 - Dairy Cattle Breeds & Classes
A. Holstein (Classes 1 - 11)
B. Jersey (Classes 16 - 28)
C. Guernsey (Classes 31 - 41)
D. Brown Swiss (Classes 46 - 56)
E. Any Other Recognized Breed (Classes 61 - 71)
CLASS
Jr. Heifer Calf born March 1, 2016 or after
Inter. Heifer Calf born Dec. 1, 2015 thru Feb.28, 2016
Sr. Heifer Calf born after 8/31/15 thru 11/30/15
Jr. Yearling Heifer born Mar. thru August 2015
Sr. Yearling Heifer born Sept. 2014 thru Feb. 2015
2 Yr. Old Cow born after 8/31/13 & before 9/1/14
Aged Cow born 8/31/11
A
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
B
16
17
18
19
20
23
24
25
26
All BREEDS OF BULLS
CLASS 76
Bull Calf born September 1, 2013 and before May 1, 2016
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C
31
32
33
34
35
38
39
40
41
D
46
47
48
49
50
53
54
55
56
E
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62
63
64
65
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MARKET GOATS
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid - only buckles and rosettes will be given for Grand and
Reserve Champions.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-28 Market Goat Senior Showmanship
1879-29 Market Goat Int. Showmanship
1879-30 Market Goat Junior Showmanship
2nd - $10.00
2000-4 Open Adult Market Goat Showmanship
2000-5 Youth Market Goat Showmanship
2000-6 Int. Youth Market Goat Showmanship
2000-7 Pee Wee Market Goat Showmanship
3rd - $8.00
4th - $6.00
5th - $4.00 6th - $2.00
Division 1606 - 4-H/FFA Market Goats
1606-81
Market Goat Class [minimum of 50 lbs.]
Rules:
1. Exhibitors are to read and abide by Animal Health Requirements for goats. All market goats must
have USDA/APHIS Scrapies identification tags in place prior to arrival.
2. Ownership and possession for all market goats is June 1.
3. All market goats will be checked for properly placed Wyoming State Fair designated ear tags and/or
tattoos at weigh-in.
4. Market goats must be uniformly slick shorn with 3/8 inch of hair or less oat the time of arrival on the
fairgrounds. Legs may have hair up to the hock and knee only.
5. Market goats may be wethers or non-bred does. They are to have milk teeth in place or may have
lost one or both of their milk teeth, but there shall be no evidence of breaking skin or eruption of
the two permanent front teeth.
6. Market goats must weigh a minimum of 50 pounds. Underweight market goats will receive ribbons
only – no premiums. Underweight market goats will not be eligible to sell at the livestock sale.
7. Exhibitors are allowed to use halters or collars when showing their market goat.
1606- 100
Market Goat Born ‘N Raised Contest (4-H & FFA Only) - (Producer receives a buckle
and members receive prizes.)
Rules:
1. Open to all Lincoln County 4-H and FFA members who have a market animal project.
2. All entries must be tagged on county tagging dates with a WSF ear tag.
3. In order to compete in the Born-n-Raised Contest all entries must be born and raised in Lincoln
County (If the animal is owned by any producer outside the county for any length of time, it is then
unable to compete).
4. All animals must be entered for the class by the fair entry deadline and provide producer
information at that time of weigh in.
5. The top two county-owned animals from each market class, as placed by the county fair judge for
that species, will be brought back for the final class of the contest.
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BREEDING MEAT GOATS (4-H, FFA & OPEN)
Red - $10.00
3rd - $8.00 4th - $6.00
White - $8.00
5th - $4.00 6th - $2.00
Division 1606 - Market Goats
Breeding Meat Goat Rules:
1. Exhibitors are to read and abide by Animal Health Requirements for goats. All breeding meat goats
must have USDA/APHIS Scrapies identification tags in place prior to arrival.
2. Fitting of breeding meat goats will be left up to the discretion of the exhibitor but the animals are to
be shown in natural conformation and color.
3. Breeding Meat Goats may have horns.
4. Entry information: The class code must include the Division and class number. Example: Full blood
Boer Buck kid born February 14, 2016 would be entered as 1606-41.
MEAT GOAT BREEDS
A. Percentage Boer (1/2 to 7/8 blood)
B. Full Blood Boer
DOES - CLASS
Doe Kid: born April 1, 2016 and after
A
1
B
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Doe Kid: born Jan. 1 – Mar. 31, 2016
2
28
Doe Kid: born Sep. 1 – Dec. 31, 2015
3
29
Yearling Doe: born Sep. 1, 2014 to Aug. 31, 2015
6
32
Two Year Old Doe: born Sep. 1, 2013 to Aug. 31, 2014
7
33
Three Years and Older Doe: born before Sep. 1, 2013
8
34
Best Pair of Does, any age: owned by exhibitor
9
35
BUCKS - CLASS
Buck Kid: born April 1, 2016 and after
Buck Kid: born Jan. 1 – Mar. 31, 2016
Buck Kid: born Sep. 1 – Dec. 31, 2015
Yearling Buck: born Sep. 1, 2014 to Aug. 31, 2015
Two Year Old Buck: born Sep. 1, 2013 to Aug. 31, 2014
Three Years and Older Buck: born before Sep. 1, 2013
Best Pair of Buck, any age: owned by exhibitor
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DAIRY GOATS
Reserve Champions.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-19 Dairy Goat Senior Showmanship
1879-20 Dairy Goat Intermediate Showmanship
1879-21 Dairy Goat Junior Showmanship
Red - $10.00
2000-8 Open Adult Dairy Goat Showmanship
2000-9 Open Youth Dairy Goat Showmanship
2000-10 Open Int. Youth Dairy Goat Showman
2000-11 Open Pee Wee Dairy Goat Showman
3rd - $8.00
White - $8.00
4th - $6.00
5th - $4.00
6th - $2.00
Rules:
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3.
4.
Base date for calculating age is August 1 of
current year.
There will be no pre-show milk out.
All goats must be disbudded, dehorned or
naturally polled
Absolutely no mistreatment of animals will be
tolerated.
5.
6.
7.
All exhibited goats must have a scrapies tag,
registration tattoo, or other identification
accepted by the Wyoming Department of Ag.
There will not be any billy goat classes available.
They must be checked in by the vet on Tuesday
at 8:30 am.
Division 1605 - Dairy Goat Breeds - Entry Information: A Saanen Junior Kid, born after April 1,
2016 would be class 1.
A. Saanen
B. Alpine
C. LaMancha
D. Nubian
E. Nigerian Dwarf
F. All other Purebreds
G. Recorded Grade
JUNIOR DOE DIVISION:
24 months or younger that have never freshened
Junior Kid, born after April 1, 2016
Senior Kid, born Feb 1 - Mar. 31, 2016
Junior Yearling, born Nov. 1, 2015 - Jan 31, 2016
Senior Yearling, born Sept. 1, 2014 - Oct. 30, 2015
A
1
2
3
4
B
12
13
14
15
C
23
24
25
26
D
34
35
36
37
E
45
46
47
48
F
56
57
58
59
G
67
68
69
70
B
17
18
19
20
21
C
28
29
30
31
32
D
39
40
41
42
43
E
50
51
52
53
54
F
61
62
63
64
65
G
73
74
75
76
77
SENIOR DOE DIVISION:
Animals that have freshened including dry milkers
Under 2 years, in milk
2 years and under 3 years
3 years and under 5 years
5 years and over
Best Udder
1605-85
A
6
7
8
9
10
Group of 5 Dairy Does - no more than 2 does owned by one exhibitor-three
exhibitors minimum.
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4-H & FFA HORSES
(See beginning of section for General Livestock, 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Rules, FFA
Information, and Junior Livestock Sale Information and Rules.)
[Show times may change depending on time restrictions]
2nd - $10.00
3rd - $8.00
4-H/FFA Horse Show
1. Wyoming 4-H Equine Competition Guidelines
2013 shall govern questions of policy, in the
absence of specific rules.
2. Members must use the same horse or horses
IDed in FFA or 4-H. 4-H members must pass
the Wyoming Horse Certification with each
horse to be used in the horse project.
3. 4-H members must have passed the Wyoming
Horse Safety Certification (Section 1A & 2A) to
show Halter and Showmanship. They must
pass Section 1A, 2A, & 2B to show Western
Equitation, Western Riding, Reining and
English Hunt Seat. Section 3 Special
Endorsements must be passed to participate
in Roping (on a horse), Speed Events, Trail,
and Hunter Hack (jumping). You may select
which special endorsements from Section 3
you want to participate in.
FFA members must pass the FFA State Safety
test to be eligible to show at fair. Eligibility
verification from the high school FFA Advisor
will be required.
4. In halter classes, the horses show in breed of
sire unless color breeds or registered with a
recognized breed association.
5. No stallions of any age will be allowed to
exhibit in any 4-H or FFA class.
6. Classes will be added for current year's foal if
needed.
7. Winners in all classes are eligible to compete
in these same classes, if available, at State
Fair. Exhibitors must furnish their own
transportation to State Fair. The Lincoln
County Fair Board may assist in transportation
charges.
8. Showmanship and halter is open to any horse
member exhibiting their enrolled horse and
who has met requirements of eligibility.
9. In all timed events the horse may enter the
arena in the safest way, whether it is led or
4th - $6.00
5th - $4.00
6th - $2.00
ridden. NO HORSE WILL BE ALLOWED TO RUN
THROUGH THE GATE INTO THE ARENA. After
the horse and rider are in the arena, the gates
will be closed and the riders will complete
their ride.
10. In speed events the contestant must wear
his/her hat into the arena. The hat can then
be removed or worn, whichever the
contestant chooses. Safety helmets are
recommended for all performance classes.
11. Parents or leaders will be allowed to hold or
lead the horse in timed events and in
preparation for the showmanship classes.
Members are to "fit" their own horses.
12. Intermediate and Junior riders will not be
asked to mount or dismount.
13. Safety around obstacles should be kept in
mind.
14. The reining patterns will be posted and
announced. The judge will assist in pattern
selection.
15. Be familiar with all reining patterns in the
Wyoming 4-H Equine Competition Guidelines
2013.
16. A pony is classified as 14.2 hands or under (58
inches).
17. HORSE HEALTH - Any horse showing any signs
of sickness: coughing, running nose and eyes
and fever will be sent home. It is
recommended that all horses be vaccinated
for the following at least 1 month prior to
show: Influenza, Eastern & Western Sleeping
Sickness, Rhino, Tetanus, Potomac Fever, &
Strep (strangles).
18. Ranch Horse Program Rules
All patterns will be posted before classes. SEE
ALSO SPECIFIC RANCH HORSE RULES ON
CLASS INFORMATION PAGE. County Rules may
be different that State Fair. Be sure to check
the State Fair Book for State Fair rules.
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MONDAY EVENTS
August 8, 2016 - 8 am (Lower Arena)
Monday’s events will continue until completed or night event starts.
If the event was not completed, it will finish on Tuesday if necessary.
RANCH HORSE CLASSES (Only Open To Members Enrolled In the Ranch Horse Project). (Need WYSC
1A, 2A, 2B and Speed and/or Roping Endorsements).
Class Rules:
1. Classes may be dropped or combined depending on the number of entries.
2. Team Sorting – teams are made up of two participants. If the participants are from different age
divisions, the team will compete at the higher age division. (Example: a junior division participant &
intermediate division participant will compete at the intermediate division level.) Make sure you
include your team member’s name on the entry form. Team members take turns cutting the cows.
See additional information from the Wyoming 4-H Equine Competition Guidelines 2013.
3. Cattle Boxing – All age division participants will be required to sort and then put the cow in three
boxes. See additional information from the Wyoming 4-H Equine Competition Guidelines 2013.
4. Roping – Participants may show in only one roping event. All age divisions may participate in the
Ground OR Dummy Roping. Only Intermediate and Senior age division may participate in the Cattle
Roping. Participants may enter either the head or heal classes or both.
Senior (14-19)
Intermediate (11-13)
Junior (8-10)
TRAIL CLASS (8 am)
Class No.
Team
Sorting Class
1608-181
1608-187
1608-193
Cattle
Boxing Class
1608-182
1608-188
1608-194
Ground
Roping Class
1608-183
1608-189
1608-195
Dummy
Roping Class
1608-184
1608-190
1608-196
Cattle Roping
Head Class Heal Class
1608-185
1608-186
1608-191
1608-192
(Need WYSC 1A, 2A, 2B and Trail Endorsement).
Senior Division (14-19)
1608-152
Intermediate Division (11-13)
1608-167
Junior Division (8-10)
1608-178
4-H & FFA HORSE SHOW SPEED EVENTS Need WYSC 1A, 2A, 2B and Speed Endorsement).
Senior (14-19)
Junior (8-10)
Barrels Class
1608-153
1608-168
1608-179
Poles Class
1608-154
1608-169
1608-180
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Stake Race
1608-197
1608-198
1608-199
Lincoln County Fair
TUESDAY EVENTS
August 9, 2016 – 8 am
4-H & FFA Showmanship: (Need Horse Certification 1A & 2A). No premiums will be paid only
buckles and rosettes will be given for Grand and Reserve Champions.
4-H/FFA Horse Showmanship
1879-13
Senior Horse Showmanship
1879-14
Intermediate Horse Showmanship
1879-15
Junior Horse Showmanship
Division 1607 - COMBINED 4-H & FFA HORSE SHOW HALTER CLASSES (Need Horse
Certification 1A & 2A). Entry Information: A Quarter Horse Gelding foaled in 2015 is class 106.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
Appaloosa (Classes 1-12)
Arabian (Classes 15-26)
Miniature (Classes 29-40)
Morgan (Classes 43-54)
Paint or Pinto (Classes 57-68)
Palomino (Classes 71-82)
Pony – All breeds (Classes 85-96)
Quarter Horse (Classes 99-110)
Thoroughbred (Classes 113-124)
Any Other Recognized Breed (Classes 127-138)
CLASS
Filly foaled in 2015
Filly foaled in 2014
Mare foaled in 2013
Mare foaled in 2010 – 2012
Mare foaled before 2010
Gelding foaled in 2015
Gelding foaled in 2010 -2012
Gelding foaled before 2010
A
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12
B
15
16
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
26
C
29
30
31
32
33
36
37
38
39
40
D
43
44
45
46
47
50
51
52
53
54
A class may be made for foals of 2016
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E
57
58
59
60
61
64
65
66
67
68
F
71
72
73
74
75
78
79
80
81
82
G
85
86
87
88
89
92
93
94
95
96
H
99
199
101
102
103
106
107
108
109
110
I
113
114
115
116
117
120
121
122
123
124
J
127
128
129
130
131
134
135
136
137
138
Lincoln County Fair
English Classes will begin after halter classes A MINIMUM OF 6 EXHIBITORS OR THE CLASSES WILL
BE CANCELED. (Need WYSC 1A, 2A, 2B – must also have jumping endorsement for Hunter Hack
classes):
Seniors (14-19)
Juniors (8-10)
Hunter Under Saddle
1608-145
1608-160
1608-171
Hunt Seat Class
1608-146
1608-161
1608-172
4-H & FFA HORSE SHOW PERFORMANCE CLASSES (Need WYSC 1A, 2A, 2B). Classes may be
combined or eliminated depending on the number of entries. Each member will be allowed to enter only
one entry per class in the following:
Seniors (14-19)
Juniors (8-10)
Western
Pleasure Class
1608-148
1608-163
1608-174
Western
Horsemanship
Class
1608-149
1608-164
1608-175
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Western Riding
Class
1608-150
1608-165
1608-176
Reining Class
1608-151
1608-166
1608-177
SIX CLASS BREEDS
RABBITS
(See beginning of section for General Livestock, 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock
Rules, FFA Information, and Junior Livestock Sale Information and Rules.)
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid, only
plaques and rosettes will be given for Grand and
Reserve Champion.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-22 Sr.
1879-23 Int.
1879-24 Jr.
Premiums:
Open Showmanship
2000-12 Adult
2000-13 Youth
2000-14 Int. Youth
2000-15 Pee Wee
1st - $6.00 2nd - $5.00
4th - $3.00 5th - $2.00
Open: Blue - $6.00 Red - $5.00
4-H/FFA:
Lincoln County Fair
CLASS
A
B
C
D
E
F
Californian
Flemish Giant
French Lop (Broken)
1
7
13
2
8
14
3
9
15
4
10
16
5
11
17
6
12
18
French Lop (Solid)
19
20
21
22
23
24
New Zealand, (All Varieties)
25
26
27
28
29
30
Satins (White)
31
32
33
34
35
36
Satins (All Varieties)
37
38
39
40
41
42
Any Other 6-class Purebred
Any Other 6-classCrossbred
43
49
44
50
45
51
46
52
47
53
48
54
FOUR CLASS BREEDS
3rd - $4.00
6th - $1.00
White - $4.00
Rabbit Rules
1. Rabbits must be checked in on Monday afternoon from
3-5 pm to be eligible to show.
2. THERE IS A LIMIT OF SEVEN (7) RABBITS PER EXHIBITOR.
All shows are limited to two (2) animals per class per
exhibitor.
3. Each rabbit will receive a health check by a veterinarian
at time of check-in. No sick, diseased, or injured animal
will be accepted at Fair.
4. Stay with your rabbit during judging. Make sure you are
present when your class is called. If you have other
animals being judged at this time, make arrangements
for someone to show your animal. No exceptions will be
made for rabbits not judged in their class and/or lot.
5. An animal must also be shown in its respective breed
class to be shown in a fur class. Fryer fur animals
disqualified for reasons other than health may still be
shown in the fur class.
7. Meat Pen
a. Must be separate rabbits from other classes.
b. County Age of Rabbit – up to 60 days and weigh
between 3 ½ and 5 pounds each. Also rabbits must
weigh ½ pound of each other. Rabbits do not need to
be from the same parent(s). State Rabbit Age – Up to
80 days and weigh between 3 ½ and 6 pounds each.
Division 1611-Rabbit Classes - Entry
Information: A Junior Doe Satins (White) is class 31.
A. Junior Doe (up to 6 months)
B. Intermediate Doe (6 - 8 months)
C. Senior Doe (8 months & older)
D. Junior Buck (up to 6 months)
E. Intermediate Buck (6 - 8 months)
F. Senior Buck (8 months & older)
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CLASS
A
B
C
D
E
F
Angora English (All Varieties)
Angora French (All Varieties)
Dutch (All Varieties)
57
61
65
*
*
*
58
62
66
59
63
67
*
*
*
60
64
68
Himilayan
69
*
70
71
*
72
Holland Lop
73
*
74
75
*
76
Jersey Wooly (All Varieties)
77
*
78
79
*
80
Mini Lop Colored Pattern
81
*
82
83
*
84
Mini Lop Broken Pattern
85
*
86
87
*
88
Mini Rex
89
*
90
91
*
92
Netherland Dwarf
93
*
94
95
*
96
Polish
97
*
98
99
*
100
Rex Broken Pattern
101
*
102 103
*
104
Rex Color Pattern
Any Other 4-class Purebred
Any Other 4-class Crossbred
105
109
113
*
*
*
106 107
110 111
114 115
*
*
*
108
112
116
*There are no intermediate classes for these breeds. Senior
Does and Bucks in these breeds are 6 months and older.
Class No.
1611-119
Class No.
1611-123
1611-124
1611-125
1611-126
1611-127
1611-128
1611-129
1611-130
MEAT PEN
Class Name
Meat Pen of 3 rabbits (Limited to one pen
per exhibitor).
FUR CLASSES
Class Name
Normal, White Fur
Normal, All colors but white
Rex, White only
Rex, All colors but white
Satin, White only
Satin, All colors but white
All other breed fur (color)
Fryer Fur, All colors (a Meat Pen class rabbit)
Lincoln County Fair
SHEEP
Reserve Champions. The judge may ask all contestants to use hand shears as well as exhibit the lamb. All
showmen may be asked to have a holder while they clip their animal.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-07 Senior Market Lamb Showmanship
1879-08 Int. Market Lamb Showmanship
1879-09 Junior Market Lamb Showmanship
2000-16 Adult Market Lamb Showmanship
2000-17 Youth Market Lamb Showmanship
2000-18 Int. Youth Market Lamb Showmanship
2000-19 Pee Wee Market Lamb Showmanship
Divisions 1613-1615 - Market Lambs (4-H & FFA Only)
2nd- $10.00
3rd-$8.00
4th-$6.00
5th- $4.00
6th-$2.00
[Please include your producer’s name on the entry form.]
CLASS
1613-1
1614-10
1615-20
Black Face Market Lamb
White Face Market Lamb
Speckled Face Market Lamb
Rules
1. All Sheep to be exhibited must have a scrapies ear tag regardless of sex. All market lambs must be slick
shorn for fair.
2. Sheep tails are to be docked according to current State Fair rules.
3. The Lincoln County Fair does not condone lifting of market lambs in the show ring. All lambs must have four
feet on the ground in the show ring at all times. Lifting feet off the ground or placing on any support or
altered ring surface is not acceptable. Exhibitors will receive one warning if they are found lifting or slapping
lambs. Second offenses will result in automatic exhibitor and animal disqualification.
4. All Market Lambs are to be born in the current year and must have their lamb teeth in place.
5. The breakdown for market lamb classes will be according to weight. Market lambs must be at least ninety
(90) pounds and owned by June 1. A market lamb may come from an orphan lamb project or a ewe and
lamb (breeding) project. Members with breeding sheep projects may show the lambs as breeding sheep) if
they are ewes or rams or market sheep if they are wethers or ewes. The same lamb cannot be shown in
both breeding and market lamb classes.
6. Underweight lambs will be shown in a feeder class. Only ribbons will be awarded. Feeder lambs will not be
eligible for the livestock sale. Feeder lambs cannot be entered in the orphan lamb class.
7. (County Tail Docking Rule): “No extreme docked lamb will be tagged for the Lincoln County Fair. Lambs that have
been redocked after they have been tagged will be disqualified. Any qualifying fair exhibitor who wants to go to State
Fair will have to follow the State Fair Tail Docking Rule.”
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Lincoln County Fair
Market Sheep Born ‘N Raised Contest (Buckle for the producer and a prize for the
member will be awarded.)
Rules
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
In order to compete in the Born-n-Raised Contest all entries must be born and raised in Lincoln County (If the animal is
owned by any producer outside the county for any length of time, it is then unable to compete).
All animals must be entered for the class by the fair entry deadline and provide producer information at that time of
weight in.
The top two county-owned animals from each market class, as placed by the county fair judge for that species, will be
brought back for the final class of the Lincoln County Born-n-Raised Contest.
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BREEDING SHEEP (4-H, FFA & OPEN)
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid - only plaques and rosettes will be given for Grand and
Reserve Champions. The judge may ask all contestants to use hand shears as well as exhibit the lamb. All
showmen may be asked to have a holder while they clip their animal.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-4 Senior Breeding Sheep Showmanship
1879-5 Int. Breeding Sheep Showmanship
1879-6 Junior Breeding Sheep Showmanship
2000-20 Adult Breeding Sheep Showmanship
2000-21 Youth Breeding Sheep Showmanship
2000-22 Int. Youth Breeding Sheep Showman
2000-23 Pee Wee Breeding Sheep Showman
Breeding Sheep - Entry Information: A Columbia Ram 1 yr. old & under 2 is class 1.
2nd - $12.00
3rd - $10.00
Red - $12.00
White - $10.00
4th - $8.00
5th - $6.00 6th - $4.00
Ages of animals will be determined from January 1. Lambs must have been dropped within the current calendar
year. All breeding sheep, yearlings and over, must be sheared after January 1 of current year.
Division 1612 - Sheep Breeds & Classes
A. Columbia (Class 1 - 12)
B. Dorset (Class 13 - 24)
C. Hampshire (Class 25 - 36)
D. Rambouillet (Class 37 - 48)
E. Suffolk (Class 49 - 60)
F. Targhee (Class 61 - 72)
G. Any other purebred (Class 73 - 84)
H. Commercial; Crossbred; Wether Type (Class 85 - 96)
CLASS
Ram 1 yr. old & under 2, born in 2015
A
1
B
13
C
25
D
37
E
49
F
61
G
73
H
85
Winter Ram Lamb Dec 1, 15-Feb. 15, 16
2
14
26
38
50
62
74
86
Spring Ram Lamb Feb.16 - June 1, 16
3
15
27
39
51
63
75
87
Pen of Two Ram Lambs
5
17
29
41
53
65
77
89
Ewe 1yr old & under 2, born in 2015
6
18
30
42
54
66
78
90
Winter Ewe Lamb Dec. 1, 15-Feb. 15, 16
7
19
31
43
55
67
79
91
Spring Ewe Lamb Feb. 16 - June 1, 16
8
20
32
44
56
68
80
92
Pen of 2 Ewe Lambs
10
22
34
46
58
70
82
94
Get of Sire (Consisting of 4 animals,
either sex, lambs or yearlings)
Flock (consisting of 1 ram, 4 ewes any age)
11
23
35
47
59
71
83
95
12
24
36
48
60
72
84
96
Aged Ewe (female older than ages above)
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
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SWINE
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid - only buckles and rosettes will be given for
Grand and Reserve Champions.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-10 Senior Swine Showmanship
1879-11 Intermediate Swine Showmanship
1879-12 Junior Swine Showmanship
2000-24 Adult Swine Showmanship
2000-25 Youth Swine Showmanship
2000-26 Int. Youth Swine Showmanship
2000-27 Pee Wee Swine Showmanship
Division 1619 - Market Swine (4-H & FFA Only)
Market Swine Premiums:
2nd - $10.00
3rd - $8.00
4th - $6.00
5th - $4.00
6th - $2.00
1619-01 Market Swine (barrows or gilts minimum of 215 lbs.)
[Please include your producer’s name on the entry form.]
Rules:
1. County Fair minimum weight: 215 lbs. The swine must be owned by June 1. State Fair minimum
weight is 225 lbs.
2. Any underweight hogs will be allowed no premium money, only ribbons will be awarded. These hogs
will not be allowed to compete in the champion class.
3. Feeder hogs will not be eligible for the livestock sale.
1619-60
Market Swine Born ‘N Raised Contest - (Buckle for the producers and a prize for the
member will be awarded.)
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
In order to compete in the Born-n-Raised Contest all entries must be born and raised in Lincoln County (If the
animal is owned by any producer outside the county for any length of time, it is then unable to compete).
All animals must be entered for the class by the fair entry deadline and provide producer information at that
time of weigh in.
The top two county-owned animals from each market class, as placed by the county fair judge for that species,
will be brought back for the final class of the Lincoln County Born-n-Raised Contest.
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Division 1618 - Breeding Swine (4-H/FFA & Open)
Entry Information: A Duroc Junior Gilt – 2016 will be class 1618-1.
Breeding Swine Premiums:
4-H & FFA: 1st - $14.00
2nd - $12.00
3rd - $10.00
Open: Blue - $14.00
Red - $12.00
White - $10.00
4th - $8.00
5th - $6.00 6th - $4.00
Dates for determining boar age will be as follows:
a). Junior boar or gilt - farrowed after March 1, 2016
b). Senior boar or gilt - farrowed before Jan. 1, 2016
Swine Breeds
A. Duroc
D. Crossbred
B. Yorkshire
E. Any Other Colored Breed
C. Hampshire
F. Any Other White Breed
GILT CLASS
Junior Gilt - 2016
A
1
B
5
C
9
D
13
E
17
F
21
Senior Gilt - 2016
2
6
10
14
18
22
BOAR CLASS
Junior Boar - 2016
All Breeds/Crosses
1618-26
Senior Boar - 2016
1618-27
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POULTRY
Showmanship: No premiums will be paid - only plaques and rosettes will be given for Grand
and Reserve Champions. The order will be 4-H, FFA & then Open Showmanship.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-25 Senior Poultry Showmanship
1879-26 Intermediate Poultry Showmanship
1879-27 Junior Poultry Showmanship
2nd - $5.00
Red - $5.00
Open Showmanship
2000-28 Adult Poultry Showmanship
2000-29 Youth Poultry Showmanship
2000-30 Int. Youth Poultry Showmanship
2000-31 Pee Wee Poultry Showmanship
3rd - $4.00
White - $4.00
4th - 3.00
5th - $2.00
6th - $1.00
Poultry Rules:
1. THERE IS A LIMIT OF SEVEN (7) POULTRY PER EXHIBITOR. All shows are limited to two (2) animals per
class per exhibitor.
2. No poultry with contagious or infectious diseases can be entered or accepted.
3. Poultry must be representative of breed and in good condition to be judged.
4. At the discretion of the judge – breed classes may be created.
5. Poultry must be checked in on Monday afternoon from 3-5 pm to be eligible to show.
Division 1609 - Poultry: Entry Information: A Bantam-Clean Legged Cock (male fowl one year
and older) is class 128.
A. Cock; male fowl one year and older
B. Cockerel; male fowl less than one year old
C. Hen; female fowl one year old and older
D. Pullet; female fowl less than one year old
E. Mature Trio; one cock and two hens of same breed and variety, one year and older
F. Young Trio; one cockerel and two pullets of same breed and variety
CLASS
Bantam-Clean Legged
Bantam-Feather Legged
Chicken-Clean Legged
Chicken-Feather Legged
Ducks
Turkeys
Geese
A
B
C
D
E
F
128
134
140
146
152
158
164
129
135
141
147
153
159
165
130
136
142
148
154
160
166
131
137
143
149
155
161
167
132
138
144
150
156
162
168
133
139
145
151
157
163
169
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OBEDIENCE
DOGS

(See beginning of section for General Livestock, 4H/FFA Junior Livestock Rules, FFA Information,

Showmanship: No premiums will be paid - only
plaques and rosettes will be given for Grand and
Reserve Champions.
4-H/FFA Showmanship
1879-16 Sr.
1879-17 Intermediate
1879-18 Jr.
Lincoln County Fair
Open Showmanship
2000-32 Adult
2000-33 Youth
2000-34 Int. Youth
2000-35 Pee Wee

Dog Premiums:
1st - $6.00 2nd - $5.00
3rd - $4.00
th
th
4 - $3.00 5 - $2.00
6th - $1.00
Open: Blue - $6.00 Red - $5.00 White - $4.00

Rules:

4-H/FFA:
1.
All dogs must be at least 6 months of age by
May 1 to compete and 1 year of age by May 1
for agility classes.
2. Dogs must have an official health certificate by a
veterinarian.
3. All dogs must be on leash (excluding
competition) and under control at all times.
Dogs must not be taken near stock barns.
4. Vicious dogs will be dismissed from the ring and
must be removed from the premises.
5. Females in season will be allowed in classes.
However, they will go through at the end of all
classes.
6. Spayed, monorchid and neutered dogs may be
shown without judging discrimination.
7. The show committee reserves the right to ask
anyone violating these rules to leave.
8. No class will be held up for a contestant in a
different County Fair Show.
9. Entries for Rally classes and Agility classes will
need a current Wyoming 4-H Jump Height card
at check-in to verify correct class entries.
3. All dogs must enter and leave the ring on leash.
Exhibitors must show their dog on a six- (6) foot
leash.
13. There can only be TWO (2) entries per class and
FIVE (5) entries total per exhibitor.
14. All exhibitors are responsible for cleaning up
their dog’s feces. If they choose not to, the
exhibitor will be disqualified from the show.
16. All Open, 4-H/FFA Dog Show entries must be
completed online before the deadline. There
will be no entries taken the day of the show.


An exhibitor may compete in only one
obedience class per dog with a maximum of
two entries (dogs).
The first-year beginner novice class is for
members who are in their first year of the
dog project, not the first year with a new
dog. It is designed as a training class for
members who do not feel competent to
start in the On-Leash class. Members may
compete in the first-year beginner novice
class only once.
An exhibitor with a dog shown previously in
obedience classes by another handler or an
obedience title must show the dog by these
guidelines.
All dogs must enter/leave the show ring and
compete with a six-foot leash.
Bait is not allowed in obedience
competition
Dogs soiling or urinating in the ring during
judging will be disqualified.
Males and females will be shown in the
same lot. Females in heat will be shown last
and MUST be kept away from ring until call
time.
CLASS
1815-1
FIRST YEAR BEGINNER NOVICE
1815-2
ON LEASH A
1815-3
NOVICE A - (on and off leash) – For
dogs that have not received a first level
obedience
title
from
another
organization.
1815-4
GRADUATE NOVICE A (on and off
leash) – For dogs that have received a
first level obedience title from another
organization but have not received a
second level obedience title.
1815-5
OPEN A - (off leash) – For dogs that
have received a first level obedience title
from another organization but have not
received a second level obedience title.
1815-6
UTILITY A (off leash) – For dogs that
have received a second level obedience
title from another organization.
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1815-7
ON LEASH B
1815-8
NOVICE B (on and off leash) – For dogs
1815-16
1815-17
1815-18
1815-19
that have not received a first level
obedience
title
from
another
organization.
1815-9
1815-20
GRADUATE NOVICE B – for dogs that
have received a first level obedience title
from another organization but have not
1815-21
Toy Group
Non- Sporting Group
Herding Group
Any Other Purebred Dogs not listed
elsewhere
Any Other Cross-bred Dog, over 14
inches
Any Other Cross-bred Dog, under
14 inches
AGILITY
1815-10 OPEN B (off leash) – For dogs that have
received a first level obedience title from
another organization but have not
1. Dogs must be at least 1 year of age by May 1.
2. Youth, with a dog shown in previous years by
another 4-H handler or in shows sponsored
by other dog organizations, must show the
dog under these guidelines:
a. Junior and Intermediate aged 4-H youth
may move “back” or “down” one level.
b. Senior aged 4-H youth must show the dog
at the same level that the dog competed at
previously.
3. All dogs must enter and leave the ring on
leash.
4. Level 1 dogs will run on a leash 6 ft. long.
Level 2 dogs must run off leash or with a tab
no longer than 6 inches. Collars must be of a
flat, buckle variety with nothing hanging
from it such as tags.
5. Bait is not allowed in agility competition.
6. Dogs in season will run at the end of each
class.
7. A time for all handlers (only) to familiarize
themselves with the course they are
competing in will be established and
announced.
8. Fastest times will be used to break ties on
scores at all levels.
1815-11 UTILITY B (off leash) – For dogs that
have received a second level obedience
title from another organization.
CONFORMATION
1. All dogs must enter and leave the ring on a
leash.
2. Classes will be subdivided by breeds within
a class, if numbers warrant.
3. Exhibitors entering more than one dog in
any class may be assisted only by another
exhibitor if the dogs must be shown at the
same time.
4. Classes 12-19 will be judged according to
AKC standards, but it is not necessary that
dogs be registered, they must be purebred
– both animal parents of the same breed.
5. Classes 20 and 21 are for cross-bred dogs –
parents of different breeds – and will be
judged according to the predominant breed
characteristics and/or soundness, gait,
condition, and grooming.
6. Before entering your dog, check the list of
breeds that are eligible for each group. It
can be found online at:
http://www.uwyo.edu/4-h/ under the dog 4-H
project tab
7. An exhibitor may have only two entries per
class.
CLASS
1815-12
1815-13
1815-14
1815-15
Sporting Group
Hound Group
Working Group
Terrier Group
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Dog
Height
at whither
Jump
Tire
Jump
Pause
Table
Broad
Jump
Under 10”
10” to
under 15”
15” to
under 20”
20”and
over
4”
8”
4”
4”
8”
8”
1 board
2 boards
12”
8”
16”
3 boards
16”
12”
16”
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Agility Level 1
1815-22
Under 10’’
1815-23
10” to under 15”
1815-24
1815-25
20” and over
RALLY
1. A dog can be entered in only one rally class.
2. A dog must advance levels after receiving 3
qualifying scores except for the (RAE). Once
a level is selected for the dog, the exhibitor
may not drop to a lower level to compete
with that dog. RAE class is indefinitely.
3. Dogs soiling in the ring will be disqualified.
4. All dogs must enter and leave the ring on
leash. Those competing in On Leash classes
should do so with a 6-foot leash.
5. Collars may be flat buckle (leather or nylon)
or choke chains.
6. No bait (dog treats) is allowed in the ring.
Agility Level 2
1815-26
Under 10”
1815-27
1815-28
1815-29
20” and over
Agility Level 3
1815-30
Under 10’’
1815-31
1815-32
1815-33
20” and over
Junior, Intermediate, Senior is the 4-H Age of the
youth.
Rookie Youth: A youth which is competing for the
first time.
Veteran Youth: A youth which has competed before
and this is his/her second or more
year competing.
Novice Dog:
A dog which is competing for the
first time or which has not obtained
a qualifying score to achieve
Advanced status.
Advanced Dog: A dog which has been used for
competition before and received a
score of at least 70 points in a Novice
class.
Excellent Dog: A dog which has been used for
competition before and received a
score of at least 70 points in an
Advanced class.
Agility Level 4
1815-34
Under 10”
1815-35
1815-36
1815-37
20” and over
Agility Level 5
1815-38
Under 10’’
1815-39
1815-40
1815-41
20” and over
Agility Level 6
1815-42
Under 10”
1815-43
1815-44
1815-45
20” and over
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CLASS
1815-52
1815-53
1815-54
1815-55
1815-56
1815-57
1815-58
1815-59
1815-60
1815-61
1815-62
1815-63
1815-64
1815-65
1815-66
1815-67
1815-68
1815-69
1815-70
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Junior Rookie with Novice Dog
Junior Veteran with Novice Dog
Junior Rookie with Advanced Dog
Junior Veteran with Advanced Dog
Junior Rookie with Excellent Dog
Junior Veteran with Excellent Dog
Intermediate Rookie with Novice Dog
Intermediate Veteran
with Novice Dog
Intermediate Rookie
with Advanced Dog
with Advanced Dog
Intermediate Rookie
with Excellent Dog
with Excellent Dog
Senior Rookie with Novice Dog
Senior Veteran with Novice Dog
Senior Rookie with Advanced Dog
Senior Veteran with Advanced Dog
Senior Rookie with Excellent Dog
Senior Veteran with Excellent Dog
Rally Advanced Excellent (RAE)
[combined Advanced and Excellent
classes]
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Entry Deadline – August 3, 2015
OPEN HORSE SHOW
Show Superintendent – Jed Nield
PO Box 1382, Afton WY 83110
[email protected]
THURSDAY & FRIDAY SHOW ENTRY
DEADLINES & FEES
Pre-entries must be RECEIVED on or before
August 3, 2016. Entry forms & entry fees are
BOTH due at that time. Entries received after
8/3/2016, are subject to double entry fees. Late
entries will be accepted up until 7:30 am the
day of the show. This includes speed events. NO
EXCEPTIONS!
Show Secretary – Lyndi Nield
PO Box 1725, Afton WY 83110
[email protected]
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Pre-entries are available online again this year.
Go to http://lincolncountyfair.info
Then click the Online Entries/Tickets Tab
Open LCF Horse Show
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Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016 - 8 a.m.
Leadline - 6 and under
Walk-Trot - 9 and under
Youth Classes - Ages 5-9
Youth Classes – Ages 10-13
Youth Classes – Ages 14-18
Adult Open
Free-style Reining – All ages, 7 pm
*Classes for open shows
$10.00
each
$75.00
*All day open show (day fee is per
horse)
$25.00
*Trail Jackpot **
*double entry fees if not received on or before
8/3/2016
**not included in day rates
Ranch Horse Versatility &
Reining Show
Friday, Aug. 12, 2016
Open Reining – 8 am
1st - $25.00
Jr. Sr. Horse
Youth and Adult Classes
PAYBACK
For Open Show Days
2nd - $15.00
3rd - $10.00
STALLS
$10.00 per day
Owner provides own hay, feed, and bedding
Stalls are limited & must be reserved ahead of time
Contact Clay Larson, 307-887-0204
Ranch Horse Versatility – after lunch
Adult class – Jackpot
$30 entry fee with JR Simplot Co.
Donating $500 added purse
Youth Classes
Ages 10-13 & 14-18
$15 entry fee
GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION
Please note there has been some rule changes so
please read carefully. It is your responsibility as a
competitor to read & understand the rules.
1.
Team Sorting
Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016 - 9 a.m.
No Online Entries – entry questions can be
made with Shelly Martinez 307-413-2150 or
Chris Allred, 307-654-1777. Mail Entries to:
Shelly Martinez at 130 Penny Lane, Thayne WY
83127. Checks made to SVTPS.
2.
3.
Jackpot Team Sorting
50% payback.
$25 a man / $50 a team
Youth is $15 a man /$30 a team
Buckles to the top open and youth teams.
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FINAL INTERPRETATION OF RULES American
Quarter Horse Association Rules will apply to
the open shows. Reining patterns and rules can
be found at www.aqha.com.
OPEN HORSE SHOW PREMIUMS – pick up Open
Horse Show premiums at the PAYOUT WINDOW
(by the Fair Board office) by the last day of fair,
August 13, 2016, or premiums will be forfeited.
WITHDRAWING. Any contestant withdrawing
from a contest after entering shall forfeit his
entry fee money; except, that in case of
incapacitating sickness or injury to himself or his
horse, or serious illness or death in the
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contestant’s family, all prize monies won to that
point in the contest shall be paid.
SPLITTING OR COMBINING CLASSES. Classes
may be combined or all age classes may be split
at the discretion of the judge and the show
management.
PROMPT ENTRY INTO THE ARENA. All horses
entered in a class to be judged must be
assembled at the entrance to the arena in ample
time for the judging to start promptly and to
continue without delay. Full schedules require
that we keep the show moving. Contestants
may be disqualified for failure to follow this rule.
SHOW HELP. Please leave gate and prize help
alone. If you have questions or problems, find
the Show Superintendent, Jed Nield, or Fair
Board Member, Robert Linford.
BACK NUMBERS. Competitors showing multiple
horses must keep track of which back number is
assigned to which horse and wear the
appropriate number when showing. Failure to
do so is grounds for disqualification.
CROWS NEST. Competitors or competitor’s
family members are not allowed to watch from
inside the crow’s nest when judge is in there
judging.
ANIMAL WELFARE. Every horse shall, at all
times, be treated humanely and with dignity,
respect and compassion. The standard by which
conduct or treatment will be measured is that
which a reasonable person, informed and
experienced in generally accepted equine
training and exhibition procedures or veterinary
standards, would determine to be cruel, abusive
or inhumane.
MARE/FOAL RULE. If any mare has a foal at its
side, the foal must be kept in a trailer or stall.
DOG RULE. No dogs allowed except for seeingeye dogs.
HIGH POINT AWARDS: To be eligible for high
point award, horse can only be shown in one
division by one rider. All Thursday classes except
halter classes contribute to High Point points.
No fee is required to be eligible for high point
honors, but it is necessary to nominate your
horse so that points will be kept on horse and
rider. High Point will be awarded in the
following categories:
Thursday Open Show – Award in each age
division – classes 1-50 (excluding halter classes).
After entering arena for Western Pleasure,
contestants will stay in arena until Western
Pleasure for their age division is finished. If not
entered in Western Pleasure, contestant may be
excused after Western Horsemanship or if not
entered in Western Horsemanship but entered
in Western Pleasure, contestant may enter
arena immediately following the Western
Horsemanship class. Those entered in both
classes will not leave arena between the two
classes.
14. FREE-STYLE REINING - REQUIRED MANEUVERS.
Free-style reining provides an opportunity to
creatively expand moves that a cowhorse must
use in performing its duties with choreography
and music. Riders are encouraged to use
musical scores which permit them to show the
athletic ability of the horse in a crowd appealing
way. Required maneuvers will be determined as
follows:
a) Minimum 4 consecutive spins right
b) Minimum 4 consecutive spins left
c) Minimum 3 stops
d) Minimum 1-10 ft. Back up
e) Minimum 1 rollback right after stop
f) Minimum 1 rollback left after stop
g) Speed transition demonstrated on left lead
h) Speed transition demonstrated on right
lead
i) Minimum 1 right to left lead change at the
lope
j) Minimum 1 left to right lead change at the
lope
k) One horse and rider allowed
Exhibitors will only be judged astride. Any
dismounts will be considered a no score.
Exhibitors are allowed to use two hands (as well
as one or no hands) and any approved bit.
Failure to perform all the required maneuvers or
failure to complete the pattern within the time
limit will result in a no score. Additional
maneuvers and additional repetitions of
required maneuvers are appropriate in the freestyle class. Time Limit is a maximum of 4
minutes. The time will be from the beginning of
the music and will end with the music. Costumes
are permitted but not required. Emphasis is
placed on performing the reining maneuvers to
music. CDs and cassettes will be used and cued
at the beginning of the tape or song.
15. RANCH HORSE VERSATILITY CLASS
 Contestants will have to jump the pine
boughs, lope the length of the arena and over
the logs. Drag a log around the post, run down
and do a sliding stop. Back your horse at least
10 feet, two spins to the right, two spins to
the left. Box cow, turn cow off the fence each
direction. Must rope the cow and stop it.
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(Cannot figure 8 the cow, must rope it).
Contestants will be given two loops.
16. ACCEPTABLE ATTIRE. All three days of the
horse show are governed by AQHA &/or NCHA
rules. Western attire will be required for all
events except English classes; proper English
attire will then be necessary. Helmets are
optional.
17. TEAM SORTING. A team of two riders have to
move the cattle one at a time from one pen to
another in numerical order, starting with a
random number called by the announcer. Time
will start when the first horse crosses through
the opening between the pens. If already sorted
cattle cross back into original pen or the wrong
number goes through, the team is disqualified.
There will be a Top 10 call back. The team with
the most cattle sorted in the fastest time on the
combined two runs wins. The open will be a 60
second clock and the youth will be a 90 second
clock. Youth is 12 and under. Open will be first
with the youth to follow. It will be a pick two
draw one or all rides can be a draw. If you want
to ride four times it has to be pick two, draw
two. If you only want to ride once, it has to be a
draw. There will be a 100 team cap. Entries can
be made with Shelly Martinez, 307-413-2150 or
Christ Allred, 307-654-1777. Mail Entries to
Shelly Martinez at 130 Penny Lane, Thayne WY
83127. Checks made payable to SVTPS.
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Individuals, regardless of age, who are or have
been married, are ineligible to compete in Youth
classes.
Youth entrants must choose between Walk and
Trot, Leadline, or the events in an age division.
Youth must also stay with the classes listed for
their selected age division. Leadline Participants
must be led by an adult over 18 years of age.
Entrants in Leadline CANNOT enter in any other
classes. Entrants in Walk/Trot class CANNOT
enter in any other classes except barrels, poles,
and showmanship. They are welcome to enter
the 5-9 barrel, pole, and showmanship classes. If
you do not understand this rule, contact Jed
Nield, 307-887-1119.
LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR
OPEN SHOW
8 a.m. Thursday, August 11, 2016
At the end of Thursday’s show, a
sportsmanship award will be given for each
age division. Please pick up nomination form
at the Crow’s Nest before Free-Style Reining
classes begin.
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OPEN YOUTH HORSE SHOW RULES
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THESE RULES ARE IN ADDITION TO,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE AFOREMENTIONED RULES
Written consent, by parent or guardian,
releasing the show from any liabilities is
required.
Stallions are prohibited in all youth classes.
A horse may not be shown by more than one
contestant in the same event or compete in the
same event regardless of Youth age divisions.
Example: A horse being exhibited in Western
Pleasure 10-13 may not be exhibited in Western
Pleasure 14-18 by another exhibitor at the same
horse show.
A youth may exhibit only one horse in the
individual working classes including, but not
limited to Trail, Reining, Poles and Barrels.
The age limit for youth classes is eighteen years
of age. For show purposes, the age of an
individual on January 1 shall be maintained
throughout the entire calendar year. Please
indicate birthday on entry form.
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Showmanship 5-9
Showmanship 10-13
Showmanship 14-18
Showmanship Adult
Halter Mare 4-Under
Halter Mare 5 & Over
Halter Gelding 4-Under
Halter Gelding 5 & Over
Leadline 6 and under
Leadline must be lead by an adult.
Walk/Trot 9 & under
English Equitation 5-9
English Equitation Adult
Hunter Hack 10-13
Hunter Hack 14-18
Hunter Hack Adult
Western Horsemanship 5-9
Western Pleasure 5-9
Western Horsemanship Adult
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Western Pleasure Adult
Western Riding 5-9
Western Riding 10-13
Western Riding 14-18
Western Riding Adult
Reining 5-9 (AQHA Pattern #5)
Reining Adult (AQHA Pattern #4)
Free-style Reining 5-9
Free-style Reining Adult
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OPEN SHOW
Reining & Ranch Horse Versatility
Friday, August 12, 2016
Reining- 8 am
1. Jr. Horse (5 & Under) – AQHA Pattern #5
2. Sr. Horse (6 & Over) – AQHA Pattern #8
3. Reining Ages 5-9– AQHA Pattern #6
6. Reining Adult– AQHA Pattern #2
Ranch Horse Versatility – After Lunch
7. Ranch Versatility Ages 10-13
8. Ranch Versatility Ages 14-18
9. Ranch Versatility Adult
Trail classes will run from 10 am to 2 pm
RULES:
Contestants will be allowed a maximum of
three attempts per obstacle.
TEAM SORTING
9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016
38. Trail 5-9
39. Trail 10-13
40. Trail 14-18
41. Trail Adult
42. Trail Jackpot
Barrels and poles will be set up in Auxiliary
Arena from Noon to 3 pm. No leading, rider
must be able to control own horse.
43. Barrel 5-9
44. Barrel 10-13
45. Barrel 14-18
46. Barrel Adult
47. Poles 5-9
48. Poles 10-13
49. Poles 14-18
50. Poles Adult
Jackpot Team Sorting
50% payback.
$25 a man / $50 a team
Youth is $15 a man /$30 a team
Buckles to the top open and youth teams.
At the end of Thursday’s show, a
sportsmanship award will be given for each
age division. Please pick up nomination form
at the Crow’s Nest before Free-Style Reining
classes begin.
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Entry Deadline: Online
Lincoln County Fair
Wednesday, August 3, 2016, Midnight
4-H Staff
Shar Perry
Ext. Educator 4-H
885-3132
Hudson Hill
Ext. Educator Ag
885-3132
Miriam Feeley
Ext. Educator 4-H
828-4092
SECTION II - 4-H GENERALS
Division 18 4-H EXHIBIT
Online Entry Procedure ................................................................................................. 44
General Information....................................................................................................... 45
4-H Exhibits
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1817
1818
1819
1820
1821
1822
1823
1824
1825
1827
1828
1829
1830
1831
1833
1834
1835
1826
1836
1837
1839
1841
1842
1843
1847
1848
1849
1850
1851
Aerospace (Model Rocketry) .............................................................................. 46
Archery .............................................................................................................. 46
Beef (Non-Animal) .............................................................................................. 46
Cake Decorating................................................................................................. 47
Cat (Non-Animal)................................................................................................ 47
Child Development ............................................................................................. 48
Citizenship .......................................................................................................... 48
Computers.......................................................................................................... 48
Crocheting.... ...................................................................................................... 48
Dairy Cattle (Non-Animal)................................................................................... 49
Dog (Non-Animal)............................................................................................... 49
Electricity ............................................................................................................ 49
Entomology......................................................................................................... 50
Fabric and Fashion ............................................................................................ 50
Food and Nutrition .............................................................................................. 52
Gardening........................................................................................................... 53
Geology .............................................................................................................. 54
GIS/GPS............................................................................................................. 54
Goats (Non-Animal)............................................................................................ 54
Health ................................................................................................................. 54
Horse (Non-Animal)............................................................................................ 55
Horticulture ......................................................................................................... 55
Interior Design .................................................................................................... 55
Knitting ............................................................................................................... 56
Leathercraft ........................................................................................................ 56
Muzzleloading..................................................................................................... 56
Nature and Ecology ............................................................................................ 57
Photography ....................................................................................................... 57
Pistol................................................................................................................... 58
Pocket Pets (Non-Anima) ................................................................................... 58
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1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1872
1873
1874
Poultry (Non-Animal) .......................................................................................... 59
Quilting ............................................................................................................... 59
Rabbit (Non-Animal) ........................................................................................... 59
Range Management ........................................................................................... 60
Recreation .......................................................................................................... 60
Rifle .................................................................................................................... 60
Robotics ............................................................................................................. 61
Ropecraft............................................................................................................ 61
Self-Determined.................................................................................................. 61
Sheep (Non-Animal) ........................................................................................... 62
Shotgun .............................................................................................................. 62
Sportfishing......................................................................................................... 62
Swine (Non-Animal)............................................................................................ 63
Veterinary Science ............................................................................................. 63
Visual Arts .......................................................................................................... 63
Web Pages......................................................................................................... 64
Wildlife and Hunting............................................................................................ 64
Woodworking...................................................................................................... 65
Youth Leadership ............................................................................................... 65
Club Exhibits....................................................................................................... 65
Cloverbud Projects ............................................................................................. 66
Contests
1875 4-H Fashion Revue............................................................................................. 66
1876 4-H Livestock Judging ........................................................................................ 66
1879 4-H Showmanship .............................................................................................. 66
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LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR
4-H GENERAL PROJECTS
ONLINE PROCEDURE
ENTRY INFORMATION
1. Entries for the 4-H/FFA Departments must be a registered
member those programs. Entries in all open divisions are open
to all residents of Lincoln County.
2. Residents must complete online entry. Exhibitors must
complete all steps including the last step, printing your entry
tag.
Online Entryhttp://lincolncountyfair.info
Then click the Online Entries/Tickets Tab
(The system requirements for on-line entry are: Microsoft Internet
Explorer 5.0 or above with Java Script and Cookies enabled. This
program will not work with Firefox Browser!)
Non-Animal Entries - Print your tags and place them on entries along with
your skill statements [found in the forms section of the fair book].
3. All Entries must be completed by deadline ENTRIES
RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL NOT BE
ACCEPTED.
On-line entry
PREMIUMS
Premium cash will be distributed during the fair Wednesday-Saturday 11 am
to 7 pm at the payout window by the fair board office. Premiums can then be
picked up at the Extension Office from August 18 – August 31. Premiums not
picked up will be forfeited. No checks will be mailed.
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8. Premiums paid will be:
GENERAL INFORMATION &
EXHIBIT INFORMATION
(10 am to Noon)
Purple - $5.00
Blue - $4.00
Red - $3.00
White - $2.00
Grand – Purple Premium plus $2.00
Reserve – Purple Premium plus $1.00
White shirts and dark jeans to be worn for all 4H Shows/Judging, including 4-H General
Judging.
Other county 4-H contests (i.e. County
Shoot, County Contest Day, and Food
Cook-Off) premiums will be paid at fair.
Only
those
4-H
members
who
participated the day of the event will be
eligible for premiums.
The activities of 4-H at fair are designed to
stimulate higher quality of work and greater
activity on the part of the 4-H members. It is
hoped that the 4-H activities will contribute to a
greater interest in the fair.
STATE FAIR
The use of alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drugs is
prohibited at all 4-H events or activities.
1. 4-H members participating as a Senior
Division at State Fair must have passed
their 14th birthday by January 1 of the
current year. Those under age 14
participating in the Junior Division contests
must be accompanied by a parent
chaperone to be eligible to attend State Fair.
2. All 4-H General exhibits that received a
purple ribbon and have a skills statement
attached will be sent to State but the 4-H
member will not accompany their exhibit.
3. Exhibitors that have cakes which are eligible
for State Fair must contact the Extension
Office for transportation availability.
4. The Lincoln County Fair Board, Wyoming
State Fair, and the UW County Extension
Educators or staff are not responsible for the
loss of or damage to, any exhibit or animal.
5. Due to the absence of interview judging
at the State Fair, the accompaniment of a
brief explanation with your project may
help the judge when assigning a ribbon
placing.
Every 4-H member and 4-H adult volunteer has
signed an agreement outlining behavior
expectations. While participating as a 4-H
member or volunteer, that Code of Conduct or
agreement is in effect.
EXHIBITS
1. If your exhibit is selected to go to State Fair,
due to the absence of interview judging, the
accompaniment of a brief explanation with
your project may help the judge when
assigning a ribbon placing. Points to
consider may include: process, tools used,
skills learned, goals achieved, additional
help from others.
2. Cloverbud members (5-7 years old) will not
participate in interview judging. All
Cloverbud exhibits must be in place by
10:30 am.
3. It is the responsibility of 4-H youth for correct
entry of their exhibits.
4. The Lincoln County Fair Board and the UW
County Extension Educators or staff are not
responsible for the loss of or damage to, any
exhibit or animal.
FASHION REVUE
Garments may be from new or reused fabric and
may be all or partially hand-knitted or crocheted.
Exhibitors need to inform the Extension Office
that they are interested in attending the State
Fashion Revue by the end of the County
Fashion Revue.
5. Exhibit must have been created as a 4-H
project during the current 4-H year and
made by the 4-H member. NO school or
other projects will be accepted.
6. Each 4-H exhibit will be judged and
classified into a purple, blue, red, or white
ribbon group,
7. To be eligible to receive a purple ribbon,
exhibitor must interview judge at the 4-H
General Judging during County Fair.
Exhibitors must attend the public fashion review
on the Monday of Fair in the Afton Civic Center
to be eligible for State Fashion Revue.
Exhibitors may model only one outfit of their
choice.
4-H exhibits are to remain in the 4-H department
following judging. They will be displayed in the
4-H exhibit building starting Wednesday of fair.
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the sport of shooting.
2. Due to the absence of interview judging at
the State Fair, the accompaniment of a brief
explanation with your project may help the
judge when assigning a ribbon placing.
Points to consider may include: process,
tools used, skills learned, goals achieved,
additional help from others.
3. Examples: Poster of different parts of the
bow/archery equip., bow/archery stand,
bow/arrow history storyboard, archery
target, poster/display on shooting safety.
NO BROAD HEAD ARROWS ARE ALLOWED!
They are not to be taken to the community
exhibit building for judging. A separate article of
the same pattern, material, etc., may be used in
the community exhibit judging.
4-H GENERAL EXHIBITS
(Judging will be held on Monday
from 10 am to Noon)
DIVISION 1816 - AEROSPACE
(MODEL ROCKETRY)
1. Posters should be limited to a maximum of
22" x 28." Display board should be limited
to a maximum of 2' x 3'. Display boards
should have a single 1/4-inch hole drilled at
the center of top to allow for display. NO
LIVE ROCKET ENGINES ALLOWED IN ANY
DISPLAY.
3. Examples: Posters/displays, model rockets
from kit/no kit, paper airplane, kite, from a
kit/no kit, model airplane from a kit, cockpit
model, remote control airplane.
CLASS
1816-1
1816-2
Junior (8-10 yrs. old)
First or second year in project
Three years in project
CLASS
1816-3
1816-4
Intermediate (11-13 yrs. old)
Three years or more in project
CLASS
1816-5
1816-6
Senior (14-19 yrs. old)
CLASS
1817-1
1817-2
CLASS
1817-3
1817-4
CLASS
1817-5
1817-6
DIVISION 1818 – 4-H BEEF (NonAnimal)
2. All live animal exhibits should be entered in
the junior shows, NOT this division.
3. Examples: Poster/display any learning
objective, comparison of different breeds
and what they offer their industry.
DIVISION 1817 - ARCHERY
1. Poster or display board exhibits must come
with a sufficient hanging device. Exhibits
with live ammunition will not be accepted.
Oversized exhibits will be displayed as space
permits. Exhibit must be directly related to
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1818-1
1818-2
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1818-3
1818-4
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CLASS
1818-5
1818-6
CLASS
1819-5
1819-6
FONDANT BASED
CLASS
1819-7 First or second year in project
1819-8 Three years in project
DIVISION 1819 - 4-H CAKE
DECORATING
2. Cakes must be decorated on an artificial
cake form, such as Styrofoam or inverted
cake pan. DO NOT exhibit on real cakes.
3. Exhibits should be placed on sturdy
disposable plates or boards covered with
foil, plastic or decorative covering and allow
1” minimum of free space between cake
and outer edge of plate or board. DO NOT
bring exhibits on glass plates or valued
trays. Fair is not responsible for breakage.
5. Cakes which received a purple ribbon are
eligible for State Fair; please contact the
Extension Office
for transportation
availability. Cakes that go to State Fair will
not be returned unless prior arrangements
are made.
6. Posters should be limited to a maximum of
22"x 28". Put a small hole in upper center of
poster for hanging. Display boards should
not exceed 2'x3'.
7. Examples: Educational display, sugar mold
cake/exhibit, cake mold cake w/smooth
icing and another technique, cut up cake,
stacked and/or tiered cake, or decorated
cookies.
CLASS
1819-10 Three years or more in project
CLASS
DIVISION 1820 – 4-H CAT (NonAnimal)
2. NO live animal exhibits will be judged.
3. Examples: Cat Toy, Scratching Post/Cat
Condo, Harness/Collar/Leash, Make &
Decorate Cage, Make Cat Bed, or Make
Poster/Display/Report, Scrapbook.
ICING BASED
CLASS
CLASS
1819-3
1819-4
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1820-1
1820-2
CLASS
1820-3
1820-4
CLASS
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CLASS
1822-5
1822-6
DIVISION 1821 – CHILD
DEVELOPMENT
Due to the absence of interview judging at the
State Fair, the accompaniment of a brief
judge when assigning a ribbon placing. Points to
consider may include: process, tools used, skills
learned, goals achieved, additional help from
others.
Examples: Babysitter kit, poster of Early
Childhood Development, etc.
CLASS
1821-1
1821-2
CLASS
1821-3
1821-4
CLASS
1821-5
1821-6
2. Exhibit may be accompanied with an
explanation of operation and directions for
use or operating.
3. Examples: Different memory types or
hardware components, 4-6 greeting cards
w/clip art or scanned photos, or drawn by
yourself, computer presentation on a topic
you enjoy, write a story illustrated
w/pictures,
create
T-shirt
design
w/graphics, design an animated computer
presentation, create an eight page
magazine w/text & graphics, design a
computer presentation w/sound and/or
video clip, display/poster.
1. Pictures, posters or display boards not
appropriately prepared for hanging will not
be displayed. Oversized exhibits will be
displayed as space permits.
3. Examples: Community service project,
picture scrapbook of activity, computer
presentation on individual citizen project,
display of historical objects, activity report.
CLASS
1822-3
1822-4
DIVISION 1823 – 4-H COMPUTERS
DIVISION 1822 - 4-H CITIZENSHIP
CLASS
1822-1
1822-2
CLASS
1823-1
1823-2
CLASS
1823-3
1823-4
CLASS
1823-5
1823-6
DIVISION 1824 – 4-H CROCHETING
additional help from others and historical
information about the skill exhibited.
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2. Examples: Kitchen potholder, dishcloth,
create own unique design/pattern for
crocheted article, scarf, mittens, baby
blanket, poster/display.
CLASS
1824-1
1824-2
CLASS
1824-3
1824-4
CLASS
1824-5
1824-6
the junior show, NOT this division.
3 Examples: Poster/display, different breed
comparison & what they offer their
industry, teach/prepare a dog to compete
in obedience or confirmation or agility, or
rally competitions.
DIVISION 1825 – 4-H DAIRY CATTLE
(Non-Animal)
industry.
CLASS
1825-1
1825-2
CLASS
1825-3
1825-4
CLASS
1825-5
1825-6
CLASS
1827-1
1827-2
CLASS
1827-3
1827-4
CLASS
1827-5
1827-6
DIVISION 1828- 4-H ELECTRICITY
2. Put a small hole in the upper center of the
display board for hanging.
3. Exhibits will be judged on general
appearance, electrical integrity, safe
construction, and technical accuracy.
4. Examples: Poster/display, make a simple
switch or circuit board showing different
types of each, electromagnet & label parts,
build an alarm using soldering/circuit
techniques,
different
circuit
diagram/electrical plans, take apart hair
dryer or radio & show what you have
learned, create a mock household circuit
w/outlets, breakers, dimmers, & other
switches,
consumer
product
labels
demonstration/comparison, photocell or
DIVISION 1827 – 4-H DOG (NonAnimal)
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diode or silicon controlled rectifier, quiz
board w/lights & switches for correct
answers/questions.
CLASS
1828-1
1828-2
CLASS
1828-3
1828-4
CLASS
1828-5
1828-6
control observation report, insect pest
collection.
CLASS
1829-1
1829-2
CLASS
1829-3
1829-4
CLASS
1829-5
1829-6
DIVISION 1830 FABRIC AND FASHION
ALL CLOTHING MUST BE ON HANGERS.
1. LABEL ALL CLOTHING ARTICLES. Use a cloth
label sewn inside the item. On the label
note: name, address, age, county, and
project level.
2. Members may enter as many entries as
desired per class as long as every item is
made using a different technique or
pattern). On the entry tag, if you enter
more than one item per class, label the first
item "A", the second item "B", etc.
Example: Class 12A, 12B, etc.
3. Exhibit must be exclusive work of the 4-H
member and a product of the current year.
4. All exhibits are to remain on display in the
4-H building throughout the fair. NO 4-H
exhibits are to be taken to open class
judging.
5. Posters & boards should be exhibited with
hanging device.
6. Only the 4-H member is allowed to see the
interview judge. No parent/leader to be
within the area. If this happens, the entry
will be disqualified.
7. Exhibits involving comparison shopping or
wardrobe selection are entered in
Buymanship classes (portfolios, posters,
etc.). The actual garment(s) is not evaluated
in Buymanship classes.
8. Youth competing in the Fashion Revue
should also enter in Division 75.
DIVISION 1829- 4-H ENTOMOLOGY
1. Insect collections must be display
collections (specimens must be visible
without opening a box). Order and
individual specimen labels are available
from the state 4-H bulletin room. Individual
specimen labels should include:
*Line 1: State and location where specimen
was located (WY: 5 mi N. Cheyenne)
*Line 2: Collection date and where
specimen was found (23-VI-98, on alfalfa)
*Line 3: Name of collector (COL: B, Smith)
2. Posters or displays must have a hanging
device.
3. No live insects or toxic substances allowed.
More than 1 entry may be entered per class
as long as entries are significantly different
from each other. (Label first entry A, second
entry B).
5. Examples:
Poster/display,
synaptic
collections of 25 different adult insects,
design butterfly garden/show pictures,
insect observation diary, different insectcollecting devices, unique insect specialty
collection, “insects in the news” scrapbook,
beekeeping project results, biological pest
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CLASS Intermediate (11-13 yrs. old)
CLASS
1830-5
1830-6
CONSTRUCTION
1st Year Examples: Project skills include learning
to use a sewing machine, selecting a pattern,
grain line of fabric, seams, and seam finishes,
pressing and hems. May make pants, shorts,
skirt (with elastic or casing waistline), pillow
cases, aprons, or other projects with required
skills using woven fabric, side-tied fleece
blankets.
BUYMANSHIP
CLASS
CLASS
2nd Year Examples: Project skills include
handling enclosed seams, clipping and notching
corners and curves, interfacing. May make
skirts, shorts, slacks (with waistbands or
facings), simple dresses with facings (no collars,
or set-in sleeves) or other projects with
required skills using woven fabric
CLASS
EMBELLISHED OR RECYCLED
CLASS
3rd Year Examples: Project skills include set-in
sleeves, collar, button and button-holes,
waistline seam, zipper, top stitching, matching
plaids, stripes or design fabric, learning to sew
with a serger using woven fabric or stretch
fabrics.
CLASS
4th Year or More Examples: Includes Casual
Wear II, Coordinates and Dress-up Attire,
Suggested skills include pattern altering seam
finish variations, linings and/or under linings,
topstitching. Suggested fabrics include napped
or plaid fabrics, stretch fabrics, and sheer or
open-weave fabrics. Includes Specialized
Clothing, Formal Wear, Tailoring, and Creative
Clothing Design Project skills include special
seam finishes, bound buttonholes, designing
apparel, embellishments, or special finishes
created by sewing machine or serger.
CLASS
DIVISION 1875- FASHION REVUE
(The State Fashion Revue and/or Ready-to-Wear
Form and Narration must be completed and
brought to the 4-H General Judging day. The
forms are available at the Extension Offices.)
CLASS
1875-1 Fash. Revue Const. to wear–Junior Div
1875-2 Fash. Revue Const. to wear –
Intermediate Div.
1875-3 Fash. Revue Const. to wear–Senior
Div.
1875-4 Ready-to-Wear – Junior Division
1875-5 Ready-to-Wear-Intermediate Division
1875-6 Ready-to-Wear – Senior Division
CONSTRUCTION
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them, unless cream cheese is mixed in as
part of the cake, cookie, and quick bread. It
should not be part of a filling or frosting.
11. Examples: (See Rule #8 & 9 for amounts)
(Six Easy Bites) – Quick Bread, Cookies,
Brownies, Granola (quart Ziploc bag),
Educational Display, etc.
DIVISION 1831 - 4-H FOODS &
NUTRITION
1. TWO IDENTICAL PLATES (6 Inch or Smaller,
Plastic Coated OR Styrofoam, when
possible) OF EACH FOOD ENTRY ARE
REQUIRED. One plate will be judged at
County Fair. If the entry receives a purple
ribbon, the second plate will be given to the
judging coordinator to be taken to State
Fair.
2. Exhibit food within a Ziploc plastic bag.
additional help from others and changes to
recipe for better nutrition.
4. Recipes are required with all entries.
Recipes will not be returned and become
the property of 4-H. Recipes must include
the member’s name, age, and county they
are representing.
5. Any purple ribbon food entries without
recipes will not be taken to State Fair.
6. Judges will negatively evaluate entries using
commercial cake or bread mixes or those
with wrappers (cupcakes, muffins, etc.)
7. More than one item may be entered per
class, as long as entries are different. For
example: under cake a 4-H member could
enter a sponge cake, coffee cake and an
angel food cake. Label the first entry A, the
second B, etc.
8. When single items are exhibited (rolls,
cookies, biscuits, etc.) enter 3 items for
each class.
9. When whole items are exhibited (cakes,
loaves, etc.) enter one-fourth of the item.
Breads should be displayed as an end-cut,
cut from top crust through bottom crust.
10. Only enter foods that can be safely stored
at room temperature. Foods entered must
be suitable for freezing prior to State Fair.
Foods determined to be unsafe at room
temperature will be disqualified. Do not
enter pies, casseroles, etc. Do not enter
products with meats or cream cheese in
(Tasty Tidbits) – Cookies, Cake, Coffee Cake,
Rolled Biscuit, Pretzel, Educational Display,
etc.
(You’re the Chef & Foodworks) – Specialty
Yeast Bread, Yeast Rolls, Rolls, Bread
Machine Bread, Healthy Snack, Education
Display, etc.
(Fine Tune Your Machine & Nutrition and
Physical Performance) – Nutrition/Exercise
Plan, Catering Portfolio, International Food
Item, Eating Away From Home Exhibit,
Special Needs Nutrition Exhibit, etc.
(Microwave Cooking) – Food Item, Candy,
(Outdoor
Cooking) – Camping Food, Trail
Mix (quart Ziploc bag), Dutch Oven Cake,
Meal Planning, Cooking Equipment,
PREPARED
CLASS
CLASS
1831-3
1831-4
CLASS
1831-5
1831-6
PRESERVED
1. See Rules above for Skill Statements and
required recipes.
2. All exhibits must attach the following
information in some fashion:
- Product name
- processing method (boiling water or
pressure)
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If pressure, list pounds of pressure
Processing time
Altitude where product was processed
Style of packaging (raw or hot)
Source of recipe
Drying process and internal temperature
(for jerky)
3. Due to potential hazards of food-borne
illness, judges may or may not choose to
open, taste, unseal, handle, etc., any entry.
4. Clear, clean standard (usually half-pint, pint,
or quart) Mason home canning jars in good
condition with two-piece metal canning lids
(flat lid and band) must be used. Regular or
wide-mouth styles may be used.
5. All entries will be initially evaluated based
on meeting food safety guidelines from USDA
and current UW publications found at:
http://www.wyoextension.org/eatwyoming/pre
serve.php including appropriate altitude
adjustments and processing times.
6. More than one item can be entered per
class, as long as entries are different. Label
first entry “A”, the second “B,” etc.
7. Examples: ALL ENTRIES MUST FOLLOW
USDA GUIDELINES.
(Canned Fruit) – Apples/Applesauce,
Apricots, Berries, Peaches, Pears, Fruit Pie
Filling, Fruit Juice, etc.
(Canned Vegetables) – Beans, Beets,
Carrots, Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, etc.
(Canned Meats) – Beef, Chicken, Fish,
Game Meat, Lamb, Pork, Stew, etc.
CLASS
CLASS
DIVISION 1833- 4-H GARDENING
2. Please use small plates and zip close bags
for easy removal.
3. Superintendent will have the authority to
dispose of entries that have begun to spoil
before the end of the fair. Exhibitors will
still receive their ribbons and awards.
4. Drawings, charts, and mounted displays
should be limited to a maximum size of 22"x
28". Pictures, posters, or display boards not
be displayed.
5. If the garden produce entry receives a
purple placing, an exhibitor may enter a
new/fresh entry in the Wyoming State Fair.
6. See Open Class Vegetable and Fruit Division
for suggested number per plate.
7. Examples: Green or Yellow Snap Beans (15),
Beets (6), Broccoli (1), Cabbage (1 head),
Carrots (5), Cauliflower (1 head), Cucumber
(3), Lettuce (2 heads/bunches), Onion (6),
Peas (plate of 15), Peppers (5), Potatoes (5),
Squash (3), Cherry Tomatoes (6),
(Jelly Products) – Butters, Conserves, Jams,
Jellies, Marmalades, Preserves, Low Sugar
Product, etc.
(Pickles and Relishes) – Fruit or Vegetable
Pickles, Relish, etc.
(Dried Food -Exhibit equal to 1/2 cup fresh
food) - Jerky, Fruit Leather, Dried Fruit or
Herbs, etc.
(Other Exhibits) – Educational Food
Preservation Display, etc.
CLASS
1831-7
1831-8
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1833-1
1833-2
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1833-3
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CLASS
1833-5
1833-6
DIVISION 1834- GEOLOGY
2. Use display board or box not to exceed 20"x
24" suitable for vertical display. Attach
specimens with wire to the board or box so
there is no possibility of their coming loose.
3. Examples: Rock or Mineral or Fossil
Collection w/labels, Geological Drawings or
Photographs, Wyoming Geological Feature
Model, Educational Display.
CLASS
1834-1
1834-2
CLASS
1834-3
1834-4
CLASS
1834-5
1834-6
CLASS
1835-1
1835-2
CLASS
1835-3
1835-4
CLASS
1835-5
1835-6
DIVISION 1826 – 4-H GOATS (NonAnimal)
industry.
DIVISION 1835- 4-H GIS/GPS
2. Examples:
Poster/display,
community
historical locations map/ID, find coordinates
of
emergency
planning
locations,
restaurants or auto-mechanics shops-create
a map, map of school grounds,
neighborhood, farm, or town, develop own
map.
CLASS
1826-1
1826-2
CLASS
1826-3
1826-4
CLASS
1826-5
1826-6
DIVISION 1836 - 4-H HEALTH
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2. Pictures, posters or display boards should
be prepared for hanging.
3. Examples: Educational Poster/display on
Tooth Care, Hair Care, Skin Care, Disease
Prevention, First Aid Equipment or
Procedures,
Develop
computer
presentation on the effects of tobacco or
alcohol on healthy bodies.
CLASS
1837-5
1837-6
DIVISION 1839- 4-H HORTICULTURE
CLASS
1836-1
1836-2
CLASS
1836-3
1836-4
2. Examples: Three Cut Flowers, Flower
Arrangement, Terrarium, Potted Plants,
Educational Display.
CLASS
1836-5
1836-6
CLASS
1839-1
1839-2
CLASS
1839-3
1839-4
CLASS
1839-5
1839-6
DIVISION 1837 - 4-H HORSE (NonAnimal)
1.
2.
3.
Due to the absence of interview judging at
the State Fair, the accompaniment of a
brief explanation with your project may
help the judge when assigning a ribbon
placing. Points to consider may include:
process, tools used, skills learned, goals
achieved, additional help from others.
All live animal exhibits should be entered
in the junior shows.
Examples:
Education
display/poster,
different breed comparison and what they
offer their industry, equitation/riding class
pattern display, Horseless Horse Exhibit,
Poster, Scrapbook, Anatomical Exhibit.
CLASS
1837-1
1837-2
CLASS
1837-3
1837-4
DIVISION 1841 4-H INTERIOR DESIGN
2. Examples: Bulletin Board, Decorative
Candles, Decorative Pillow, Wastebasket,
Refinished
Bench
or
Bookcase,
Hooked/Braided/Woven Rug, Embroidery/
Tatted Item or Make Something Out of
Crewel, Blackwork, Cross Stitch, Hardanger,
Room Redesign Before/After Pictures,
Afghan, Bedspread, Bookends, Lamp,
Pictures, Pillows, Handmade Rug, Wall
Hanging, Curtains, Article Using Own
Unique Patter/Design, Redesign
Landscaping Exhibit.
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CLASS
1841-1
1841-2
CLASS
1841-3
1841-4
CLASS
1841-5
1841-6
2.
3.
4.
5.
DIVISION 1842- 4-H KNITTING
2. Each exhibit may include historical
information about the skill exhibited and
names of person(s) other than member
who were involved in project.
3. Examples: Educational Display/Poster,
Something w/Pattern Stitches, Something
w/Two-Colors, Something w/Plain or
Striped or Multi-Color Rows), Machine
Knitting, Create Your Own Unique
Design/Pattern.
CLASS
1842-1
1842-2
CLASS
1842-3
1842-4
CLASS
1842-5
1842-6
More than one entry may be made in "any
other item" classes. However, exhibits
MUST be of a different nature. Example: in
"carved and stamped" exhibit, there may be
a leather necktie and a leather halter, but
NOT two leather neckties.
The Fair Board and 4-H are not responsible
for missing or broken items.
If you make an item from a kit, clearly
explain the type of kit used.
Examples: Educational Display/Poster,
Coasters, Bookmark, Comb Case, Key Case,
Billfold, Sewing Case, Wristband, Key Chain,
Picture
Frame,
Barrette,
Necklace,
Medallion, Book Cover, Knife Sheath, Belt,
Coin Purse, Moccasins, Chaps, Vest, Jacket
or Shirt, Drawstring Bag, Notebook Cover,
Bridle, Stirrup Guards, Clock, Camp Stool,
Rifle/Pistol Holder, Saddle, Picture, Leather
Tool Display.
CLASS
1843-1
1843-2
CLASS
1843-3
1843-4
CLASS
1843-5
1843-6
DIVISION 1847 - 4-H
MUZZLELOADING
with a sufficient hanging device.
3. Examples: Muzzleloader parts/equipment
poster, muzzleloader display, muzzleloader
history storyboard, muzzleloader shooting
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kit, muzzleloader target/target stand,
muzzleloader function demonstration,
shooting safety poster/display.
4. NO LIVE AMMUNITION IS PERMITTED!
CLASS
1847-1
1847-2
CLASS
1847-3
1847-4
CLASS
1847-5
1847-6
DIVISION 1849 – 4-H PHOTOGRAPHY
1. Exhibits shall be mounted securely on a stiff
mounting board of any color. To be
mounted on size of board appropriate to
the photo. Display options: (a) make a
hanging hole(s) in the mounting board at
top, (b) or other adequate fastener. NO
BREAKABLE GLASS – Plexiglass or shrink
plastic is allowed.
2. Exhibits must be appropriately prepared
for hanging.
4. Black & White or Color Print, Digital
Examples: Poster of 5 pictures of people
doing activities from different camera
angles, Poster of 5 pictures different
subjects
(scenes,
people,
animals,
landscape), 3 story telling pictures, series of
at least 3 pictures with different types of
lighting, at least 5 different pictures of
common camera mistakes, favorite photo,
finished matted photo with frame and
hanger, 3 or more silhouette pictures using
backlighting, 5 or more different skill level
pictures (isolating the subject, shapes,
patterns, or textures), 3 or more depth of
field changes with lens apertures, 3 or more
pictures showing differences of using a flash
versus natural light or a series using either,
dramatic effect that shadows create in a
series of 3 or more pictures, 3 pictures of
filter effects on one subject or situation,
best example of special effects or series of
different effects in your photos, at least 5
pictures of different light sources on a
single subject, poster of effects of different
focal length lenses on a subject at a fixed
distance from camera, Poster/Pictures of
darkroom techniques, darkroom enlarger
control techniques demonstration, at least
4 pictures of processing mistakes and add
prevention ideas, PowerPoint slideshow
demonstrating something learned and
DIVISION 1848 - 4-H NATURE AND
ECOLOGY
3. Examples: Poster/display/notebook of any
learning objective, picture collection
showing community watersheds, four
elements of life (sun, air, water, and soil)
demonstration, plant/insect/animal habitat
description, storyboard about your proposal
to help eliminate pollution.
CLASS
1848-1
1848-2
CLASS
1848-3
1848-4
CLASS
1848-5
1848-6
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include your photos, use digital photos that
have been modified or not modified to tell a
store or create a series of 3-5 best digital
photos, or 3-5 digital pictures on how to do
something or a favorite subject, share your
best digital non-modified photo. (All digital
picture displays must be accompanied by a
disc with a jpg file.)
CLASS
1849-1
1849-2
CLASS
1849-3
1849-4
CLASS
1849-5
1849-6
pistol holder, pistol target/target stand,
pistol functions demonstration, shooting
safety poster/display.
CLASS
1849-9
1849-10
CLASS
1849-11
1849-12
CLASS
1850-1
1850-2
CLASS
1850-3
1850-4
CLASS
1850-5
1850-6
DIVISION 1851- 4-H POCKET PET
(Non-Animal)
2. NO live animal exhibits will be judged.
3. Examples:
Educational poster/display,
offer their industry.
BIRDS:
canaries, cockatiels, finches,
mynahs, parakeets, or parrots
REPTILES:
frogs, lizards, salamanders,
snakes, or turtles
FISH:
freshwater,
tropical,
or
saltwater
SMALL
MAMMAL: cavies, chinchillas, ferrets,
hamsters, hedgehogs, gerbils,
mice, or rats
OTHER:
ants, crickets, hermit crabs, or
spiders
DIGITAL CREATIONS
CLASS
1849-7
1849-8
DIVISION 1850 4-H PISTOL
3. A written statement on why the article was
constructed, what material was used, cost,
hours, etc. that helps clarify the purpose of
the exhibit.
4. Examples: Poster different parts of a
pistol/pistol equipment, pistol display,
(Pocket Pets Non-Animal Exhibits)
CLASS
1851-1
1851-2
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1851-3
1851-4
CLASS
1851-5
1851-6
domestic or long arm), Hand, or Tied. If no
quilting method is used, the item should
not be entered as a quilting project exhibit.
5. Examples: Educational poster/display, large
or small quilt, series of blocks that
represent a pattern, create your own
unique design/pattern used in an article
you made.
DIVISION 1852 – 4-H POULTRY (NonAnimal)
TRADITIONAL
CLASS
the junior show.
3. Examples:
offer their industry.
CLASS
1852-1
1852-2
CLASS
1852-3
1852-4
CLASS
1852-5
1852-6
CLASS
1853-3
1853-4
CLASS
1853-5
1853-6
TIED OR PIECED
CLASS
CLASS
CLASS
DIVISION 1853– 4-H QUILTING
DIVISION 1854 – 4-H RABBIT (NonAnimal)
Due to the absence of interview judging at
2. Each exhibit may include historical
information about the skill exhibited
3. A quilt must be made up of 3 parts: Top
(pieced, panels, whole cloth), Middle
(batting, blanket, flannel, etc.), and Back
(whole or pieced fabric).
4. Quilting methods include: Machine (either
1.
1. All exhibits (posters, reports, etc.) should
attach the skills summary questions or may
be penalized at the judge’s discretion.
the junior show.
3. Examples:
Educational display/poster,
offer to the industry.
CLASS
1854-1
1854-2
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CLASS
1854-3
1854-4
CLASS
1854-5
1854-6
6. All exhibits must have an attached skills
summary questions or may be penalized at
judge’s discretion.
7. Examples:
outdoor challenge activity display, create a
new game/ activity/challenge with a
specific purpose, demonstrate how
hobbies, family fun, and social recreation
affect personal happiness, try a new sport
and share what you learned, create or
prepare a new song/dance/mini-play.
DIVISION 1855- 4-H RANGE
MANAGEMENT
1. All exhibits should attach skills summary
questions or may be penalized at judge’s
discretion.
2. Examples:
Collection of pictures showing land uses for
city/farm/rangeland,
Collection
of
grasses/grass-like/forbs/shrubs found on
rangelands, Plant parts display with real
example attached, Plant press.
CLASS
1855-1
1855-2
CLASS
1855-3
1855-4
CLASS
1855-5
1855-6
CLASS
1856-1
1856-2
CLASS
1856-3
1856-4
CLASS
1856-5
1856-6
DIVISION 1857- 4-H RIFLE
discretion.
3. Examples: Different parts of rifle/rifle
equipment poster, rifle display, history of
the rifle storyboard, rifle target/target
stand, rifle functions demonstration,
shooting safety poster/display.
DIVISION 1856- 4-H RECREATION
1. The recreation exhibit may be any item that
will tell the story of your project for the
year - a "product," a scrapbook, a poster,
etc.
2. You may also exhibit by a "performance"
type of activity, such as in "4-H in Action," a
demonstration, etc., either at fair or for
other groups.
3. Exhibit in one of the classes as shown
according to the area of your recreation
interest.
4. Can exhibit more than one item per class if
items are different in scope.
be displayed.
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CLASS
1857-1
1857-2
CLASS
1857-3
1857-4
CLASS
1857-5
1857-6
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DIVISION 1858 - 4-H ROBOTICS
discretion.
2. Exhibits may be accompanied with an
explanation of operation and directions for
use or operating.
3. Examples: Educational poster/display, build
a robot using a LEGO Mindstorm® kit,
design/create routines to create life-like
motions, design/draw a plan for a robot
that could be used at home/school/on a
job.
CLASS
1858-1
1858-2
CLASS
1858-3
1858-4
CLASS
1858-5
1858-6
CLASS
1859-3
1859-4
CLASS
1859-5
1859-6
DIVISION 1860 – 4-H
SELF-DETERMINED
1. All Self-Determined projects must have a
completed approval form on file at the 4-H
office.
2. No group entries allowed
3. An exhibitor may enter 2 items per class.
Items in the same class must be completely
different.
4. All exhibits must attach skills summary
questions or it may be penalized at judge’s
discretion.
5. Each exhibit in the Self-Determined area
must be accompanied by an "Information
Sheet" indicating:
a. Topic selected
b. Goals to be achieved
c. How the project was carried out
d. Accomplishments
DIVISION 1859 - 4-H ROPECRAFT
1. Boards for mounting rope craft should not
exceed 2 feet by 2 feet and should be light
plywood or Masonite. A hole should be
made in the top center of the display board.
Boards without adequate holes will not be
displayed.
2. More than one entry may be made in "any
other item" classes. They must be a
different technique.
discretion.
4. Examples:
create a board with 10 hitches/knots/ties,
create a board with a set of
short/long/eye/loop/end splices, different
kinds of rope and sizes of rope display,
make a rope to be used in some specific
fashion, make a rope halter or plant hanger.
CLASS
1859-1
1859-2
(Exhibit without the above statement will be
disqualified).
6. The exhibit will be judged on:
a. How well the goals were met or an
explanation of why they were not met.
b. Suitability of methods or procedures.
c. Clarity of explanation or exhibit.
d. Achievement or accomplishment in
project area.
be displayed.
7. No live exhibits will be accepted.
8. Examples:
project suggestions: selecting cross-country
ski waxes, restore an old radio or antique
car, science experiment, study or raise
llamas.
CLASS
1860-1
1860-2
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CLASS
1860-3
1860-4
CLASS
1862-3
1862-4
CLASS
1860-5
1860-6
CLASS
1862-5
1862-6
DIVISION 1861 – 4-H SHEEP (NonAnimal)
DIVISION 1863 - 4-H SPORTFISHING
discretion.
3. Examples: Educational poster/display;
 Angling skills include: appropriate
fishing equip., repaired rod/reel/other,
proper casting skills and/or common
errors, ice fishing, fish cooking
techniques or collection of fish recipes,
raining earthworms/crickets/other bait;
 People and fish topics include: angling
ethics, fishing outings journal, common
fishing dilemmas, estimating fish
populations, fisheries careers, fishing
regulations, tackle box museum, fishing
experience story, regional fish food
recipes;
 Tackle crafting topics include: knots
used in tying lines, hooks and their uses,
flies or spinners or buzzbaits or spoons
or jigs, tie four flies each of two
patterns of wingless hackle flies, tie four
flies each of two patterns of streamers,
tie four flies each of two patterns of
nymphs, tie four flies each of two
patterns of winged wet flies, tie four
flies each of two patterns of winged dry
flies;

Aquatic ecology topics include: fish
ID/sorting/classification,
home
aquarium, natural fish foods display,
fish fun facts like senses or coloring
patterns, fish print display, watersheds,
water habitats, the water cycle, or
water communities display.
the junior show – NOT in this division.
CLASS
1861-1
1861-2
CLASS
1861-3
1861-4
CLASS
1861-5
1861-6
DIVISION 1862 - 4-H SHOTGUN
discretion.
3. Examples:
Different
parts
of
shotgun/shotgun
equipment
poster,
shotgun display, history of the shotgun
storyboard, shotgun target/target launcher,
shotgun functions demonstration, shooting
safety poster/display.
CLASS
1862-1
1862-2
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CLASS
1863-1
1863-2
CLASS
1863-3
1863-4
CLASS
1863-5
1863-6
drawing/sketch/chart showing animal
organs or systems or cells or tissues,
scrapbook of animal organs or systems or
cells or tissues, scrapbook showing
different diseases and/or health problems
in animals, external/internal parasite
display, report on interview with a
practicing veterinarian.
DIVISION 1864 – 4-H SWINE (NonAnimal)
the junior show.
CLASS
1864-1
1864-2
CLASS
1864-3
1864-4
CLASS
1864-5
1864-6
CLASS
1866-1
1866-2
CLASS
1866-3
1866-4
CLASS
1866-5
1866-6
DIVISION 1867 - 4-H VISUAL ARTS
1. Each exhibit or each piece must be
identified with artist's name, age, club,
county, year in project and media used.
2. Exhibit must have been created in the 4-H
Visual Arts project area during the current
4-H year. NO school or other projects will
be accepted. Work must be completed as a
4-H project throughout the year and made
by the 4-H member.
3. Oversized exhibits will be displayed as space
permits.
4. For safety in handling and for attractive
display at fair each exhibit must have an
adequate hanger - either string or wire
firmly attached. Please prepare all pictures,
posters and display boards for hanging so
they can be displayed.
The 4-H Department is not responsible for
breakage due to inadequate hangers.
Pictures should be matted or framed, but it
can be very simple. Framing will not be
judged except as to its appropriateness on
type of picture.
5. Please do not send frames with glass.
6. Members may enter as many entries as
desired per class as long as items are not
DIVISION 1866 - 4-H VETERINARY
SCIENCE
2. A 4-H member may enter in more than one
class.
3. No dead or parts of dead animal are
allowed unless properly preserved. The
Lincoln County Extension Office reserves the
right to disqualify and dispose of any project
considered a health hazard or potential
health hazard.
4. Examples: Poster/display/notebook of one
thing learned, anatomical display, make a
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identical. On the entry tag, if you enter
more than one item per class label the first
item "A", then the second item "B", etc.
7. An exhibit should be accompanied by a
statement indicating:
-What you started with & technique you
used
-What you would change & what you
learned
-Idea or purpose of exhibit & any special
information you think the judge should
know.
This should be on a 3x5 inch card & stapled
to the entry tag or project.
8. Examples:
Educational display/poster;
create a portfolio/scrapbook with examples
of the five principles of design (line, shape,
color, texture, & space); write a report on
an artist; make a painting/drawing or
sculpture; make a collage/weaving/or
printing; create an article using clay, glass,
paper, ceramics, wax, metals, or plastics;
create your own unique design or pattern
and use it in an article you make.
CLASS
PAINTING & DRAWINGS
CLASS
CLASS
CLASS
DIVISION 1868 – 4-H WEB PAGES
2. Examples: Educational display/poster,
design and make a Web page for your
club/an organization/group, link a Web site
you create to your county program and post
on 4h4me.com
CRAFTS
CLASS
CLASS
1867-3
1867-4
CLASS
1867-5
1867-6
CERAMICS & SCULPTURES
CLASS
CLASS
1868-1
1868-2
CLASS
1868-3
1868-4
CLASS
1868-5
1868-6
DIVISION 1869 – WILDLIFE AND
HUNTING
1. Posters or display board exhibits must come
with a sufficient hanging device to be
displayed.
discretion.
3. No dead or parts of a dead animal are
allowed unless properly preserved. The
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Extension Office reserves the right to
disqualify and dispose of any project
considered a health hazard or potential
health hazard.
4. Examples:
projects topics include: wild animal/game
ID,
trapping,
fur
&
furbearers,
predators/predation,
habitats,
animal
tracks display, Stewardship, animal
parts/signs display, hunting/management
practices & policies, flushing bar use exhibit,
waterfowl nesting box, economic value of
game birds, series or recipes for preparing
and cooking game birds.
CLASS
1869-1
1869-2
CLASS
1869-3
1869-4
CLASS
1869-5
1869-6
CLASS
1870-3
CLASS
1870-5
1870-6
1. The leadership exhibit may be any item that
will tell the story of your project for the
year - a “product,” a scrapbook, a poster,
etc.
2. Pictures, posters, or display boards should
be appropriately prepared for hanging.
3. Can exhibit more than one item if items are
different in scope.
questions or may be penalized at the
judge’s discretion.
5. Examples: Community service project
poster/display,
leadership
experience
scrapbook, create a storyboard to describe
your leadership experience, make a
PowerPoint presentation describing your
leadership project, Develop an activity
guide for 4-H club leaders.
1. More than one entry may be made in "any
other item" class. They must be different
techniques.
2. All exhibits must attach skills summary
questions or penalized at the judge’s
discretion.
3. Examples: Educational poster/display; make
puzzle rabbit, sandpaper block, flower box,
picture frame, airplane, or a letter holder;
make a toolbox, napkin holder, birdhouse,
sawhorse, or whistle; make a belt buckle, a
bookshelf, or a boomerang; make a toy car,
hockey table, or step stool; display of tools
used in decorating or designing a wood
project.
1870-4
DIVISION 1872 - 4-H YOUTH
LEADERSHIP
DIVISION 1870 - WOODWORKING
CLASS
1870-1
1870-2
CLASS
1872-1
1872-2
CLASS
1872-3
1872-4
CLASS
1872-5
1872-6
DIVISION 1873 - 4-H CLUB EXHIBITS
1. All exhibits should have an attached skills
the judge’s discretion.
CLASS
1873-1
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DIVISION 1874 - CLOVERBUD
EXHIBITS
DIVISION 1879 - 4-H SHOWMANSHIP
CLASS
1879-1
1879-2
1879-3
1879-4
1879-5
1879-6
1879-7
1879-8
1879-9
1879-10
1879-11
1879-12
1879-13
1879-14
1879-15
1879-16
1879-17
1879-18
1879-19
1879-20
1879-21
1879-22
1879-23
1879-24
1879-25
1879-26
1879-27
1879-28
1879-29
1879-30
1. All exhibits should have an attached skills
the judge’s discretion.
2. These exhibits are not eligible for State Fair.
3. Cloverbud members will not participate in
interview judging.
CLASS
1874-1
Any exhibit completed by an enrolled
4-H Cloverbud age child (5-7)
CONTESTS
DIVISION 1875- 4-H FASHION REVUE
(The State Fashion Revue and/or Ready-toWear Form must be completed and accompany
fair entry form. The forms are available at the
Extension Offices.)
CLASS
1875-1 Fashion Revue Construction to Wear–
Junior Div.
1875-2 Fashion Revue Construction to Wear–
Intermediate Div.
1875-3 Fashion Revue Const. to Wear–Senior
Div.
1875-4 Ready-to-Wear – Junior Division
1875-5 Ready-to-Wear-Intermediate Division
1875-6 Ready-to-Wear – Senior Division
DIVISION 1876 - 4-H LIVESTOCK
JUDGING
Each youth and coach is responsible for reading
and understanding the contestant rules and
eligibility for judging contests which can be
found at http://www.Wyoming4H.org
NOTE: Please enter each youth in only one
class.
CLASS
1876-1
Senior Individual
1876-2
Intermediate Individual
1876-3
Junior Individual
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Beef – Senior Division
Beef – Intermediate Division
Beef – Junior Division
Breeding Sheep – Senior Division
Breeding Sheep – Int. Division
Breeding Sheep – Junior Division
Market Lamb – Senior Division
Market Lamb – Int. Division
Market Lamb – Junior Division
Swine – Senior Division
Swine – Intermediate Division
Swine – Junior Division
Horse – Senior Division
Horse – Intermediate Division
Horse – Junior Division
Dog – Senior Division
Dog – Intermediate Div.
Dog – Junior Division
Dairy Goat – Senior Division
Dairy Goat – Intermediate Div.
Dairy Goat – Junior Division
Rabbit – Senior Division
Rabbit – Intermediate Division
Rabbit – Junior Division
Poultry – Senior Division
Poultry – Intermediate Division
Poultry – Junior Division
Meat Goat – Senior Division
Meat Goat – Intermediate Division
Meat Goat – Junior Division
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FFA Staff
Dallas Warren
FFA Advisor
886-5798
SECTION III
FFA & Ag Mechanics
DEPARTMENT F. . .
FFA Agriculture, Agronomy & Ag Mechanics ................................................................ 68
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Best exhibits of six (6) Wyoming plants
gathered, mounted on 10 in. x 14 in.
paperboard and identified by the students.
FFA AGRICULTURE MECHANICS
AND AGRONOMY
Superintendent - Dallas Warren, FFA
Advisor
Class
1702-1
1702-2
1702-3
1702-4
1702-5
Division 1701
FFA Agricultural Mechanics
1.
2.
3.
Entries will be judged on the basis of
workmanship, evidence of sound planning,
number and degree of skills involved,
practicality and agricultural usefulness of the
entry.
All entries must be student’s work and result
from the training program in Agriculture
Mechanics
Entries must have been made in the current
year.
Class
1701-1
1701-2
1701-3
1701-4
1701-5
1701-6
1701-7
1701-8
1701-9
1701-10
1701-11
1701-12
1701-13
1701-14
Sheaf Small Grains (2 1/2 inches in diameter at
the butt)
1702-6
Barley (2 row)
1702-7
Barley (6 row)
1702-8
Oats
1702-9
Rye
1702-10
Wheat (spring)
1702-11
Wheat (winter)
Skill Boards (mounted on display
board less than 2 ft. x 4 ft.)– must
show at least 4 different skills to
include: electrical wiring, plumbing,
knot tying, gas welding or arc welding
Small wood project
Medium wood project
Large wood project
Small wood and metal project
Medium wood and metal project
Large wood and metal project
Small metal project
Medium metal project
Large metal project
Small plasma
Large plasma
Small trailer
Large trailer
Sheaf Forage or Grass for Hay (3 inches in
diameter at butt)
1702-12
Alfalfa
1702-13
Brome Grass
1702-14
Clover (Alsike)
1702-15
Clover (Red)
1702-16
Clover (Sweet)
1702-17
Crested Wheat Grass
1702-18
Fescue Grass
1702-19
Meadow Foxtail
1702-20
Mixed Grass - Legume
1702-21
Mixed Grass - 3 or more
1702-22
Oats for Hay
1702-23
Orchard Grass
1702-24
Red Top
1702-25
Reed Canary Grass
1702-26
Rye for Hay
1702-27
Sanfoin
1702-28
Sudan
1702-29
Timothy
1702-30
Vetch
1702-31
Intermediate Wheat Grass
1702-32
Slender Wheat Grass
1702-33
Tall Wheat Grass
1702-34
Western Wheat Grass
1702-35
Wheat for Hay
Division 1702 - FFA Agronomy
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
Common Weeds
Grasses
Legumes
Noxious Weed
Poisonous Plants
All samples of threshed grain and sheaf samples
must conform to the size and specifications
listed below. All sheaf samples must be
attractively tied in three places with blue or gold
(yellow) ties. Sheaf grain and forage for seed leaves should be stripped.
Agronomy exhibits may be gathered from areas
outside the supervised Agric. Exp. Programs.
All crop entries must have been prepared and
exhibited by the students for competition.
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Sheaf Forage or Grass for Seed (2 1/2 inches in
diameter at butt)
1702-36
Alfalfa
1702-37
Brome Grass
1702-38
Clover (Alsike)
1702-39
Clover (Red)
1702-40
Crested Wheat Grass
1702-41
Fescue Grass
1702-42
Meadow Foxtail
1702-43
Orchard Grass
1702-44
Reed Canary Grass
1702-45
Timothy
1702-46
Vetch
1702-47
1702-48
Slender Wheat Grass
1702-49
Tall Wheat Grass
1702-50
Western Wheat Grass
1702-51
Great Northern Beans
1702-52
Pinto Beans
Threshed Small Grain (2 quarts in a 1-gallon,
zip closure plastic bag)
1702-71
Barley (2 row)
1702-72
Barley (6 row)
1702-73
Oats
1702-74
Rye
1702-75
Wheat (spring)
1702-76
Wheat (winter)
Potatoes (12)
1702-77
Red (Market)
1702-78
Red (Seed)
1702-79
White (Market)
1702-80
White (Seed)
Sugar Beets
1702-81
Single most perfect, topped
1702-82
3 most perfect, topped
1702-83
Single largest, topped
1702-84
3 largest, topped
Forage Seed or Grass Seed (2 quarts in 1gallon, zip closure plastic bag)
1702-53
Alfalfa
1702-54
Brome Grass
1702-55
Clover (Alsike)
1702-56
Clover (Red)
1702-57
Crested Wheat Grass
1702-58
Fescue Grass
1702-59
Meadow Foxtail
1702-60
Orchard Grass
1702-61
Reed Canary Grass
1702-62
Timothy
1702-63
Vetch
1702-64
1702-65
Slender Wheat Grass
1702-66
Tall Wheat Grass
1702-67
Western Wheat Grass
Corn
1702-68
1702-69
1702-70
Beans (2 quarts in 1-gallon, zip closure plastic
bag)
1702-85
Great Northern
1702-86
Pinto
Hay (12" slice, tied)
1702-87
1st or 2nd cutting Alfalfa
1702-88
Legume-Grass Hay
1702-89
Mixed Grass Hay
1702-90
Cube Hay (2 – 1-gallon zip closure
plastic bags full)
Corn for Silage (6 stalks)
Shelled Yellow Dent (2 quarts in a 1gallon, zip closure plastic bag)
Yellow Dent (10 ears)
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Online Entry July 1-Aug. 3, 2016
SECTION IV
OPEN CLASS COMMUNITY
Entry Information .................................................................................................71
Community Information .......................................................................................72
General Rules........................................................................................................73
Judging Schedule ..................................................................................................74
Youth Classes (Ages 5 to 18 Years).......................................................................75
Youth Arts...................................................................................................75
Youth Crafts ................................................................................................77
Youth Baked Goods.....................................................................................79
Youth Miscellaneous...................................................................................81
Youth Photography .....................................................................................82
Adult Classes (Age 19 & Over)..............................................................................85
Arts ............................................................................................................85
Crafts ..........................................................................................................87
Photography ..............................................................................................89
Baked Goods ..............................................................................................93
Canned Products ........................................................................................95
Fruits, Forage Crops, and Vegetables ..........................................................97
Needlework ..............................................................................................100
Flowers ....................................................................................................103
Sewing .....................................................................................................105
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The Race is on
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ENTRY INFORMATION
1. Entries in all open community departments are open to all residents
of Lincoln County.
2. Residents may complete online entry, this is the preferred method.
Exhibitors must complete all steps including the last step, printing
your entry tag.
Online Entryhttp://lincolncountyfair.info Then select the Online Entries/Tickets
Tab. (The system requirements for on-line entry are: Microsoft Internet
Explorer 5.0 or above with Java Script and Cookies enabled. This
program will not work with Firefox Browser!)
3. Residents may complete entry form and submit to Lincoln County
Fair, PO Box 651, Kemmerer, WY 83101
4. All Entries must be completed by deadlines (mail-in must be
postmarked on or before deadline) ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER
THE DEADLINE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
On-line entry
Mail in
PREMIUMS
All prizes will be awarded as soon as possible after judging. Premium cash will be
distributed during the fair Wednesday-Saturday 11 am to 7 pm at the payout
window by the fair board office. Premiums can then be picked up at the Extension
Office from August 18 – August 31. Premiums not picked up will be forfeited. No
checks will be mailed.
Premiums paid:
ADULT (Age 19 & Up)
1st - $4.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
Best of Show
Runner-Up
$5.00
$3.00
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YOUTH (Age 18 & Under)
1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $1.00
Best of Show
Runner-Up
$5.00
$3.00
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LIABILITY OF EXHIBITORS/PUBLIC
Community booths are open to all members of the public, who are residents of Lincoln County. Lincoln
County Fair will exercise all reasonable precaution to protect your property while at the fairgrounds, but
under no conditions will Lincoln County be responsible for lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed items.
COMMUNITY INFORMATION
COMMUNITY BOOTH INFORMATION
The Lincoln County Fair Board displays exhibits in Community booths. Outside of Star Valley, these are
defined as areas recognized by a community name. Within Star Valley, L.D.S. church ward boundary
lines have traditionally been used to define easily recognized communities of approximately equal size.
This is not intended to reflect a church sponsorship of the fair. Anyone who feels like a part of a
community may exhibit in that community booth whether or not he or she actually lives within the
boundary lines of that community.
All open class exhibits from each community will be placed in the community booth, with the exception
of flowers; they will be placed in the flower booth. However, they will count toward the community
prizes.
All communities will receive $100.00 to defray decorating costs. Each community will be responsible for
decorations and arranging its own booth. There is electricity at each booth and all decorations must not
extend into the isle or make a mess in the building. They must provide sufficient help during the judging
(two helpers) to assure that all entries are brought promptly to the judges' table when the classes are
called. They must provide helpers to watch the booth during the hours that the building is open to the
public. Booths will be judged and 1st, 2nd, 3rd place awarded, based on expression of the theme and overall
appearance, not on the number of entries.
COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
If you need assistance, please contact your Community Chairman. A list of Community Chairman is
available at the Lincoln County Fair Website, http://lincolncountyfair.info. You may also call Joy Fox at
307-828-9935 or [email protected], or Tomi Erickson at 208-251-6254 or
[email protected]. You may also fill out the form in the book, and mail it in. However, we would
encourage online entry to make it easier to receive your tags.
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GENERAL RULES
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5.
6.
7.
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10.
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19.
Items need to be brought to the fairgrounds on Saturday, August 6, 2016
before 3 pm; with the exceptions of flowers, crops, and baked goods.
REMINDER** THIS YEAR- In the past flowers and crops were brought on
Monday and Baked Goods were brought on Tuesday. In order to simplify for
those traveling, Flowers, Crops and Baked Goods will be brought to the
fairgrounds on Tuesday, August 9, 2016 between 7:30 and 8:30 am. Items that
do not meet these deadlines will not be judged. The building is not open to the
public until Wednesday, August 10, at 12:00 pm. The building is open to the
public from Wednesday through Saturday, 12:00 noon to 7:00 pm.
No article may be entered which has won a prize in the fair in previous years.
No exhibit may be removed before 6 p.m. on the last day of the Fair. Exhibits can
also be picked up on Monday, August 15 between 10 am and 1 pm.
Judges will award no higher prize than exhibit merits.
NO CLASS is to be discussed until the judge has completed the placing. ONLY the
superintendent is to speak to the judge while he or she is placing the class, if
necessary.
Any superintendent or any other person concerning an exhibit or exhibitor should
make NO COMMENTS within hearing range of the judge.
NO exhibitors will be allowed to watch the judging.
Exhibitors shall be permitted to make ONE entry only in any one-class number.
Any exhibitor entering an item in a specific class may not have another of the same
item entered in the miscellaneous class.
Articles will not be judged if they are soiled or unfit for exhibition. The judge may also
disqualify items that are “old”.
Every article entered must be entirely the work of the exhibitor; however, a group of
people may enter as single exhibitor. Example: church organization or club. The
name of the group should be on the tag. Quilts are an exception. The quilt maker
may exhibit them, provided the maker was responsible for the design of the quilt and
did a major portion of the work.
No item should be entered if purchased, received as a gift, or borrowed.
The maker should enter all items.
Names and addresses are required on the entry tag. Names will be hidden during
judging by turning the tags over.
All entry tags MUST be filled out completely and correctly in order for premiums to be
paid.
Youth will receive a participation ribbon if they do not receive a blue, red or white
ribbon. There is no premium paid for the participation ribbon.
Intellectual and Developmental Disability (I.D.D.) sections will be listed as I.D.D.. An
exhibitor choosing to enter in the I.D.D. division may not enter in any other division.
Professionals are welcome to enter if the tags are so marked. The definition below is
to be used. Individuals determine this for themselves. We feel that there is more
honor in winning against other professionals. (A professional is one who sells his/her
work or receives remuneration for teaching).
Exhibitors must be residents of Lincoln County.
Thanks for being an exhibitor at the Lincoln County Fair!
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JUDGING SCHEDULE
(No public or participant viewing during judging)
MONDAY, August 8
DIVISION
TIME
AREA
9 am
5
9 am
1
9 am
2
9 am
3
9 am
4
1 pm
5
1 pm
1
Afghans (p. 85, 104)
2 pm
2
Photography (p. 87, 88, 95)
1 pm
3
1 pm
4
TIME
AREA
9 am
1
9 am
2
9 am
3
Adult Art (p. 89)
9 am
4
Flowers (p. 85, 107-108)
10 am
6
1 pm
1
1 pm
2
1 pm
3
Adult Crafts (p. 91)
1 pm
5
Needlework (p. 85, 104-106)
1 pm
4
Youth Arts (p. 79)
Division 1-6
Youth Arts (p. 80)
Division 7-12 & 14
Quilts (p. 85, 104)
Adult & Youth Misc. Div. 3 & 8 Class 2
Photography (p. 94)
Adult/Amateur
Scrapbooking (p. 80, 91)
Adult & Youth Art Division13
Youth Crafts (p. 81)
Division 1-6
Crafts (p. 81-82, 92)
Youth Division 7-12, Adult Crafts Div. 11
Professional, Young Adult & Youth
Canned Products (p. 99-100)
TUESDAY, August 9
DIVISION
Crops (p. 85, 103)
Adult & Youth Misc. Div.7 Class, 1-3
Baked Goods (p. 97)
Division 1-4
Baked Goods (p. 98)
Division 5-6
Sewing (p. 85, 109)
Youth Baked Goods (p. 98)
Cookies, Youth BG & I.D.D.- Div. 5-6
Youth Baked Goods (p. 97)
Pies, Candies, Cakes, Breads-Div. 1-4
Adult & Youth Misc. Div. 1,2 & 8 Class 1
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YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT
CLASSES
Ages 5 to 18 years
YOUTH ARTS
Ages based on age at time of fair
1. People are encouraged to enter any art or craft not listed by specific class in the most related “any
other” class. Please enter work in correct category.
2. New classes will be created if there are sufficient entries of any specific art or craft. These new
classes will be included in next year’s fair book if possible.
3. Paintings or drawings must be marked whether they are copies or originals. They should be mounted
on heavy cardboard, or framed or marked “after the photo or after an oil painting by…”
4. Please mark entry tags with age.
5. Only one item per class per person
6. No item previously exhibited can be entered
7. The person named on entry should do entries
8. May be from kits but should be identified as such.
Division 1 – Youth Oil Painting
Division 4 – Youth Mixed Media
Painting
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 2 - Youth Acrylic
Painting
Division 5 – Youth Pen & Ink
Drawing
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
CLASS
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
Division 3 –Youth Water Color
Painting
5-6 years old
7-8 years old
9-10 years old
11-12 years old
13 & up (Teen)
Division 6 – Youth Pencil Drawing
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
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Division 7 – Youth Charcoal
Drawing
Division 12 – Youth Collage
(A hodge podge or collection of pictures on a
single page)
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 8 – Youth Crayon Drawing
(NO Coloring Book Pages)
Division 13 – Youth Scrapbooking
(Scrapbook pages may be any size up to a 12 X
12. For each class enter one spread (1-2 pages)
of the scrapbook. Place these pages in one sheet
protector facing each page out.)
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 9 – Youth Pastel, Oil, or
Chalk Drawing
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 14 – I.D.D
This division is for those exhibitors who have an
intellectual or developmental disability. When
entering in this division an exhibitor may not
enter in any other division in this section. Only
one entry per class.
CLASS
01. Youth Oil Painting
02. Youth Water Color
03. Youth Pencil
04. Youth Crayon
05. Youth Scrapbooking (see rules for division 13)
Division 10 – Youth Art – Any
Other Media
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 11 – Youth Art Piece in
Metal
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
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YOUTH CRAFTS
Division 1 – Youth Leatherwork
& Crafts
Division 6 – Youth Fly Tying
CLASS
01. Dry fly
02. Wet fly
03. Nymphs
04. Streamers
05. Salmon flies
CLASS
01. Wallets
02. Any other leather item
03. Any cowboy craft
Division 2 - Youth Fiber
Division 7 – Youth Miscellaneous
Crafts – Kit or No Kit
CLASS
01. Weaving
02. String art
03. Hand spun fibers
04. Any other fiber item
CLASS
01. Mixed material craft
02. Model (kits acceptable)
03. Legos/K’NEX (Please label KIT or
ORIGINAL)
04. Glass item
05. Soap carving
06. Miniatures
07. Jewelry
08. Baskets
09. Wall hanging (materials other than previous
classes)
10. Foil rubbings (any metals)
11. Beaded items (other than jewelry)
12. Collection
13. Photo Collage
14. Any other miscellaneous craft
Division 3 –Youth Ceramics
CLASS
01. Mold ceramic with bisque finish
02. Hand-built ceramic with bisque finish
03. Mold ceramic with glazed finish
04. Hand-built ceramic with glazed finish
05. Wheel-thrown ceramic piece
06. Ceramic sculpture piece
07. Any other ceramic piece
Division 4 – Youth Woodworking
CLASS
01. Wood carving
02. Wood burning
03. Wood furniture item
04. Knick-Knack
05. Pinewood derby car
06. Wood toy
07. Any other wood item
Division 8 – Youth Tole Painting
on Wood
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 5 – Youth Sculpture
CLASS
01. Any sculpture item
Division 9 – Youth Tole Painting
on Any Other Surface
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
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Division 10 – Youth Silkscreen or
Hand Pulled Print
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 11 – Youth Metal Work
CLASS
01. 5-6 years old
02. 7-8 years old
03. 9-10 years old
04. 11-12 years old
05. 13 & up (Teen)
Division 12 -I.D.D.
CLASS
01. Youth Ceramics
02. Youth Woodworking
03. Youth Fly Tying
04. Youth Tole Painting
05. Youth Misc. Craft (Exhibitor may pick one
item under division 7)
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YOUTH BAKED GOODS
 Where recipes or lists of ingredients are requested, the judge will use these as an aid in judging flavor and
quality. They may be removed immediately after judging. Amounts and instructions are not required.
 If you add an unusual ingredient to any baked food, please include an ingredient list to aid the judge.
 Entries need to be brought to the fairgrounds, Tuesday, August 9, 2016 between 7:30 and 8:30 am.
Division 1 – Youth Pies
Division 4 – Youth Bread
The whole pie must be presented for judging.
After judging, one piece may be displayed and
the remainder removed, provided it is removed
by noon Wednesday. NO CREAM PIES.
CLASS
01. Apple pie
02. Any other variety
The whole loaf of bread must be presented for
judging. After judging, one piece may be
displayed and the remainder removed, provided
it is removed by noon Wednesday.
CLASS
01. Loaf white bread (yeast)
02. Loaf 100% whole wheat bread (yeast)
03. Loaf part whole wheat bread (yeast)
04. Four dinner rolls (yeast)
05. Four cinnamon rolls (yeast)
06. Any other sweet yeast product
07. Any other yeast bread
08. Poppy seed bread
09. Banana bread
10. Cornbread
11. Zucchini bread
12. Muffins (4)
13. Any Other
Division 2 – Youth Candies
All candy is without nuts unless otherwise
noted.
Four pieces each
CLASS
01. Fudge, with or without nuts
02. Divinity with or without nuts
03. Peanut Brittle (contains peanuts)
04. Homemade suckers
05. Hard English Toffee
06. Peanut Butter cups
07. Rice Krispie Treats
08. Candied Corn
09. Any Other
Division 5 – Youth Cookies &
Doughnuts Four Items for Each Class
Due to potential food contamination we will
no longer accept No Bake Cookies.
CLASS
01. Rolled cookies
02. Any chocolate chip
03. Any chip variation
04. Oatmeal cookies
05. Gingersnaps
06. Any other drop cookie
07. Peanut Butter
08. Brownies
09. Any other bar
10. Fancy cookies
11. Plain sugar cookies
12. Doughnuts
13. Snickerdoodles
14. Any Other
Division 3 – Youth Cakes
1. All cakes, including decorated cakes, are to
be real cake except the wedding cake. NO
MIXES unless entering in Classes 4 and 5.
2. The entire cake must be presented for
judging. One piece may be displayed and
then remainder removed, by noon
Wednesday (except classes 3, 4, 5)
CLASS
01. Chocolate layer cake, chocolate icing
02. Chocolate cake, any other
03. Bundt cake
04. Decorated cake (only judged on decoration)
05. Cupcakes – Specify Mix or Not (4)
06. Lemon cake
07. Any Other
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Division 6 – I.D.D.
CLASS
01. Youth Candies
02. Youth Cakes
03. Youth Bread
04. Youth Cookies
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YOUTH MISCELLANEOUS
Division 1 – Teenage Needlework
Division 6 – Youth Sewing
18 & under
13-18 years
CLASS
01. Crocheted item
02. Knit Item
03. Counted cross-stitch
04. Doll dress
05. Embroidered item
06. Any other item not listed above
CLASS
01. Cotton dress
02. Dress, other than cotton
03. Jumper
04. Blouse
05. Skirt
06. Jogging suit
07. T-shirt
08. Shorts
09. Pillows
10. Pajamas
11. Any other item
Division 2 – Youth Needlework
12 and under
CLASS
01. Crocheted item
02. Knit Item
03. Counted cross-stitch
04. Doll dress
05. Embroidered item
06. Any other item not listed above
Division 7 – Youth Misc. Crops
CLASS
01. White Eggs – must include 6 eggs
02. Brown Eggs – must include 6 eggs
03. Colored Eggs – must include 6 eggs
Division 3 – Youth Quilts
CLASS
01. Quilt by ages 5-12
02. Quilt by ages 13-17
CLASS
01. Youth Needlework
02. Youth Quilts
03. Youth Flowers
04. Youth Sewing
Division 4 – Youth Afghans
CLASS
01. Any
Division 5 – Youth Flowers
CLASS
01. Any
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PHOTOGRAPHY
1. LIMIT OF ONE PHOTOGRAPH PER CLASS.
2. The same photograph changed and entered again under a different class is not permitted.
3. All images must be original and may not include elements produced by anyone else except scanning,
cropping, and printing. When submitting an entry the exhibitor certifies the work to be their own.
4. Photographs that have been entered and judged in previous years are not permitted.
5. Photographs must be mounted on foam and/or core board. Gallery wraps are acceptable. No framed
photographs or photos mounted on cardstock will be accepted.
6. All photographs must be at least 8 x 10 inches and may not exceed 16 x 20 inches. Panoramic
photographs are defined as having an elongated shape and are exempt from the 8 X 10 restriction.
7. Tags must be attached to the front of the matte along with any “before pictures” for the restoration
classes. All tags must match the clerk’s records.
8. Normal adjustments to a photograph such as cropping, brightness, contrast, are allowed in any class.
9. Sepia tone and duo tones are allowed in Black & White if it is the only "altered" part of the photo.
10. Montages are photos combined with other photos or graphics to create a larger whole. The photos in
the montage can be any size as long as the whole montage follows rule #6 and must be printed out on
one sheet of photo paper. Photos and other elements that are glued together on a background would
be a collage and will not be judged in Photography. Those would be better entered under Collage in
the Craft Division
11. Photographs in the Restoration class are for old, damaged photographs that have been digitally
repaired. They must have a before picture or they will not be judged.
12. “Fun with capturing images” is for all special effects done with scanners, film in camera or in
darkroom. i.e. panning, zooming double exposure cross process, laying objects onto the scanner bed
and scanning them in, or anything else you can come up with.
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Still Life
(The photos in this class should showcase
objects and things placed together in a posed
setting and under controlled circumstances.)
Division 1 – Youth Photography
Ages 11 and under. Please read photography
rules before registering!
Animals
(Photos in this class should showcase any kind
of creatures domestic or wild.)
CLASS
13. Color
14. Black & White
CLASS
01. Color
02. Black & White
Portraits
(Photos in this class should showcase the
subjects in posed positions and under controlled
circumstances.)
Fair Theme
images that illustrate the theme of this year’s
fair, which is The Race is on at the Lincoln
County Fair. They can consist of any subject
matter.)
CLASS
03. Color
04. Black & White
CLASS
15. Color
16. Black & White
Candid
(The photos in this class should showcase the
subjects in a natural or non-posed setting.)
Specialty
(The photos in this class can be of any subject
matter, and either Color or Black & White.)
CLASS
05. Color
06. Black & White
CLASS
17. Panoramic
18. Montage
19. Fun with capturing images
20. Restoration
Landscapes
(The photos in this class should showcase any
type of scenery.)
Division 2 – Young Adult
Photography
CLASS
07. Color
08. Black & White
Ages 12-18. Please read photography rules
before registering!
Animals
Nature
anything created by nature)
CLASS
01. Color
02. Black & White
CLASS
09. Color
10. Black & White
Man Made
anything created by man.)
Portraits
circumstances.)
CLASS
11. Color
12. Black & White
CLASS
03. Color
04. Black & White
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Candid
Detail & Macro
(The photos in the class should showcase small
details that are enlarged to an extreme close up.
They can consist of any subject matter.)
CLASS
05. Color
06. Black & White
CLASS
17. Color
18. Black & White
Landscapes
type of scenery.)
CLASS
07. Color
08. Black & White
Fair Theme
matter.)
Nature
CLASS
19. Color
20. Black & White
CLASS
09. Color
10. Black & White
Specialty
CLASS
21. Panoramic
22. Montage
24. Restoration
Man Made
CLASS
11. Color
12. Black & White
one entry per class. This division is for all ages
18 and under.
Still Life
CLASS
01. Youth photo-animal
02. Youth photo-portrait
03. Youth photo-landscape
04. Youth photo- candid
05. Youth photo-nature
06. Youth photo-manmade
CLASS
13. Color
14. Black & White
Elements of Design
graphic elements of design such as patterns,
textures, lines, shapes, perspectives, etc. They
can consist of any subject matter.)
CLASS
15. Color
16. Black & White
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ADULT CLASSES
Age 19 and Over
ARTS
(All artwork must be matted or framed)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
People are encouraged to enter any art not listed by specific class in the most related “any other”
class. Please enter work in the correct category.
New classes will be created if there are sufficient entries of any specific art. These new classes will
be included in next year’s fair book, if possible.
Entries should not be from simple assembly-only kits.
Paintings or drawings must be marked whether they are copies or originals. They should be
mounted on heavy cardboard, or framed, or marked “after the photo or after an oil painting by . . .”
There must be at least three entries for a class to be judged separately. Classes will be combined if
there are less than three entries.
Please mark entry tags with age and professional standing.
Only one item per class per person.
Division 1 – Oil Painting
Division 4 – Drawings &
Sketches
CLASS
01. Any landscape
02. Any portrait
03. Any still life
04. Any animal (domestic or wild)
05. Any human interest
06. Any oil painting not listed above
(This division includes all types of media like
charcoals, pastels, pencil, ink, etc.)
CLASS
01. Any landscape
02. Any portrait
03. Any still life
06. Any drawing not listed above
Division 2 – Acrylic Painting
CLASS
01. Any landscape
02. Any portrait
03. Any still life
06. Any acrylic painting not listed above
Division 5 – Mixed Media
(This division includes all types of media that
are combined to make a single work of art.)
CLASS
01. Any landscape
02. Any portrait
03. Any still life
06. Any drawing not listed above
Division 3 – Water Color
(This division includes all types of watercolor
both transparent and opaque.)
CLASS
01. Any landscape
02. Any portrait
03. Any still life
06. Any watercolor not listed above
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Division 6 – Digital Paintings or
Drawings
(This division is for artwork created on the
computer with programs such as Illustrator or
Corel Painter. It is not for photographs that
have filters added to make it look painted.)
CLASS
01. Any landscape
02. Any portrait
03. Any still life
06. Any digital painting or drawing not listed
above
Division 7 – Sculpture and
Pottery
CLASS
01. Stoneware pottery
02. Stoneware sculpture
03. Earthenware pottery
04. Earthenware sculpture
05. Polymer clay items
06. Metal sculpture
07. Any other sculpture
Division 8 – Miscellaneous Art
(This division includes any and all types of
media or styles that have not yet been
represented.)
CLASS
01. Calligraphy (at least 5 x 7)
02. Collage
03. Any other art item
CLASS
01. Oil & Acrylic
02. Water color
03. Drawings
04. Miscellaneous art
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CRAFTS
1. People are encouraged to enter any craft not listed by specific class in the most related “any other”
class. Please enter work in correct category.
2. New classes will be created if there are sufficient entries of any specific craft. These new classes will
be included in next year's fair book if possible.
3. Entries should not be from simple assembly only kits.
4. There must be at least three entries for a class to be judged separately. Classes will be combined if
there are less than three entries.
5. Please mark entry tags with age and professional standing.
Division 1 – Jewelry
Division 4 – Home Decor
(This division is for all types of materials or
media, handmade.)
CLASS
01. Necklaces
02. Earrings
03. Bracelets
04. Watches
05. Rings
06. Jewelry sets
07. Any other type of jewelry
(This division is for handmade items that add to
the esthetics of one’s home.)
CLASS
01. Seasonal
02. Holiday
03. Functional
04. Any other décor
Division 5 – Miscellaneous Crafts
CLASS
01. Stenciling
02. Leather works
03. Ceramic Bisque painted or glazed
04. Textile painting
05. 3-D paper art
06. Photo Collage
07. Any other craft
Division 2 – Professional Jewelry
(Ages 19 and up that have accepted money for
their work.)
CLASS
01. Necklaces
02. Earrings
03. Bracelets
04. Watches
05. Rings
06. Jewelry sets
07. Any other type of jewelry
Division 6 – Scrapbook Pages
(Scrapbook pages may be any size up to a 12 X
12. For each class enter one spread (1-2 pages)
of the scrapbook. Place these pages in one sheet
protector facing each page out.)
CLASS
01. Holidays
02. Kids
03. Vacations
04. Babies
05. Weddings
06. Birthdays
07. Reunions
08. Heritage
09. Sports
10. Any other theme
Division 3 – Recycled /
Repurposed
(This division is for projects created out of items
that use to be used for something else. One
man’s junk is another man’s treasure… or work
of art.)
CLASS
01. Glass
02. Metal
03. Wood
04. Paper
05. Any other material
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Division 7 – Scrapbook Cards
Division 10 – Tole Painting
(In card classes, please put only one card in a
plastic bag.)
CLASS
01. Holiday card
02. Wedding card
03. Birthday card
04. Thank You card
05. Sympathy card
06. Any other card
CLASS
01. Decorative or detailed tole painting
02. Holiday
03. Wall hangings
04. Welcome signs
05. Mixed materials
06. Any other tole painting
Division 8 – Digital Scrapbook
Pages
CLASS
01. Any dry fly
02. Any wet fly
03. Nymphs
04. Streamers
05. Salmon flies
Division 11 – Fly Tying
(Scrapbook pages may be any size. Pages may
be made with a template or be an original
design. For each class enter one print page (1-2
pages) of the scrapbook. Place these pages in
one sheet protector facing each page out. If
entering pages from a bound book, earmark the
pages you are entering. You must specify
TEMPLATE or ORIGINAL If you are entering
a DVD, please mark the chapters to be judged
and put the DVD inside a case.)
01. Holidays
02. Family
03. Birthdays
04. Sports
05. Themed book
06. Memory Video (DVD format, may not
exceed 5 minutes.
07. Any other theme
CLASS
01. Ceramics
02. Woodworking
03. Fly Tying
04. Tole Painting
05. Misc. Craft
06. Jewelry
07. Scrapbook page Holidays
08. Scrapbook page Family
09. Scrapbook page Birthday
10. Scrapbook page Sports
11. Scrapbook Themed book
12. Holiday card
13. Wedding card
14. Birthday card
15. Thank You card
16. Sympathy card
17. Any other card
Division 9 – Woodworking
CLASS
01. Wood carving
02. Wood burning
03. Lamp
04. Picture frames
05. Furniture accessory (bookend, trivet, etc.)
06. Clocks
07. Toys
08. Furniture
09. Any other woodwork
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ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY
Ages 19 and over
1. LIMIT OF ONE PHOTOGRAPH PER CLASS.
2. The same photograph changed and entered again under a different class is not permitted.
3. All images must be original and may not include elements produced by anyone else except scanning,
cropping, and printing. When submitting an entry the exhibitor certifies the work to be their own.
4. Photographs that have been entered and judged in previous years are not permitted.
5. Photographs must be mounted on foam and/or core board. Gallery wraps are acceptable. No framed
photographs or photos mounted on cardstock will be accepted.
6. All photographs must be at least 8 x 10 inches and may not exceed 16 x 20 inches. Panoramic
photographs are defined as having an elongated shape and are exempt from the 8 X 10 restriction.
7. Tags must be attached to the front of the matte along with any “before pictures” for the restoration
classes. All tags must match the clerk’s records.
8. Normal adjustments to a photograph such as cropping, brightness, contrast, are allowed in any class.
9. Sepia tone and duo tones are allowed in Black & White if it is the only "altered" part of the photo
10. Montages are photos combined with other photos or graphics to create a larger whole. The photos in
the montage can be any size as long as the whole montage follows rule #6 and must be printed out on
one sheet of photo paper. Photos and other elements that are glued together on a background would
be a collage and will not be judged in Photography. Those would be better entered under Collage in
the Craft Division
11. Photographs in the Restoration class are for old, damaged photographs that have been digitally
repaired. They must have a before picture or they will not be judged.
12. “Fun with capturing images” is for all special effects done with scanners, film in camera or in
darkroom. I.e. panning, zooming double exposure cross process, laying objects onto the scanner bed
and scanning them in, or anything else you can come up with.
13. Print quality can make the difference between placing and Best of Show.
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Still Life
CLASS
13. Color
14. Black & White
Division 1 – Amateur
Photography
Ages 19 and up that are not professional.
Animals
CLASS
01. Color
02. Black & White
Elements of Design
CLASS
15. Color
16. Black & White
Portraits
circumstances.)
CLASS
03. Color
04. Black & White
Detail & Macro
They can consist of any subject matter.)
CLASS
17. Color
18. Black & White
Candid
CLASS
05. Color
06. Black & White
Fair Theme
matter.)
CLASS
19. Color
20. Black & White
Landscapes
type of scenery.)
CLASS
07. Color
08. Black & White
Nature
CLASS
09. Color
10. Black & White
Specialty
CLASS
21. Panoramic
22. Montage (Please refer to rules)
24. Restoration
25. Action
Man Made
CLASS
11. Color
12. Black & White
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Still Life
CLASS
13. Color
14. Black & White
Division 2 – Professional
Photography
Individuals ages 19 and up who receive
compensation for their photographs. Please
read photography rules before registering!
Animals
CLASS
01. Color
02. Black & White
Elements of Design
CLASS
15. Color
16. Black & White
Portraits
circumstances.)
CLASS
03. Color
04. Black & White
Detail & Macro
They can consist of any of any subject matter.)
CLASS
17. Color
18. Black & White
Candid
CLASS
05. Color
06. Black & White
Fair Theme
matter.)
CLASS
19. Color
20. Black & White
Landscapes
type of scenery.)
CLASS
07. Color
08. Black & White
Specialty
CLASS
21. Panoramic
22. Montage (Please refer to rules)
23. Action
24. Restoration
Nature
CLASS
09. Color
10. Black & White
Art Photo
(Can be any size and in any frame)
CLASS
25. Color
26. Black & White
Man Made
CLASS
11. Color
12. Black & White
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CLASS
01. Photo-animal
02. Photo-portrait
03. Photo-landscape
04. Photo-candid
05. Photo-nature
06. Photo-manmade
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BAKED GOODS
 Where recipes or lists of ingredients are requested, the judge will use these as an aid in judging flavor
and quality. They may be removed immediately after judging. Amounts and instructions are not
required.
 If you add an unusual ingredient to any baked food, please include an ingredient list to aid the judge.
 Entries will need to be brought to the fairgrounds, Tuesday, August 9, 2016 between 7:30 and 8:30 am.
Division 1 –Pies
Division 3 - Cakes
The whole pie must be presented for judging.
After judging, one piece may be displayed and
the remainder removed, provided it is removed
by noon Wednesday. NO CREAM PIES OR
CHEESECAKES.
1. All cakes, including decorated cakes, are to
be real except the wedding cake. NO
MIXES unless entering in class 8.
2. The entire cake must be presented for
judging. One piece may be displayed and the
remainder removed, provided it is removed
by noon Wednesday, except classes 6 and 7.
CLASS
01. Apple pie
02. Fruit pie, not listed (no cream filling)
03. Strawberry Rhubarb pie
04. Peach Pie
05. Rhubarb Pie
06. Any other variety
CLASS
01. Sponge cake (not iced)
02. Chocolate layer cake, chocolate icing
03. Decorated cake, flowers, bordered, etc.
04. Carrot cake
05. Cupcakes (4)
06. Jelly roll cake
07. Pumpkin cake
08. Any cake made from a mix
09. Any other cake not listed above
Division 2 - Candies
All candy is without nuts unless otherwise
stated. Four pieces for each class
CLASS
01. Fudge, light, cooked with or without nuts
02. Fudge, dark, cooked with or without nuts
03. Divinity with or without nuts
04. Peanut Brittle (contains peanuts)
05. Penuche
06. Caramels
07. Marshmallows
08. Homemade Suckers
09. Hard English Toffee
10. Chocolate, cream centers
11. Peanut Butter Cups
12. Cherry Chocolate
13. Cherry Cordials
14. Rice Krispies Treats
15. Taffy
16. Yankee Doodle
17. Idaho Spud
18. Any other candy not listed above
Division 4 – Bread
The whole loaf of bread must be presented for
judging. After judging, one piece may be
displayed and the remainder removed, provided
it is removed by noon Wednesday.
CLASS
01. Loaf white bread (yeast)
02. Loaf 100% whole wheat bread (yeast)
03. Loaf part whole wheat bread (yeast)
04. Loaf raisin bread
05. Loaf French bread
06. Four dinner rolls (yeast)
07. Four cinnamon rolls (yeast)
08. Swedish tea ring (glazed)
09. Any other sweet yeast product
10. Swedish rye
11. Cracked Wheat
12. Onion bread or rolls
13. Bread Sticks
14. Any other yeast bread
15. Poppy seed bread
16. Banana bread
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Hard rolls
Corn Bread
Pumpkin Bread
Zucchini Bread
Any muffin bread
Any other bread
CLASS
01. Candies
02. Cakes
03. Bread
04. Rolled cookies
05. Chocolate Chip cookies
06. Gingersnap cookies
07. Oatmeal cookies
09. Brownies
10. Pumpkin cookies
12. Any other cookie not listed above
Division 5 - Cookies &
Doughnuts
Due to potential food contamination we will
no longer accept No Bake Cookies
Four Items for Each Class
CLASS
01. Rolled cookies
02. Toll House cookies, with or without nuts
03. Any other chip variation
04. Oatmeal cookies
05. Applesauce drop cookies
06. Chocolate chip cookies
07. Ginger snap cookies
09. Peanut butter cookies
10. Brownies (not iced)
11. Lemon bars
12. Chocolate chip bar
13. Oatmeal brownies
14. Any other bar cookie
15. Fancy cookies (list ingredients)
17. Doughnuts
18. Snicker doodles
19. Filled cookies
20. Oreo cookies
21. Pumpkin cookies
22. Oatmeal chocolate chip cookies
23. Any diabetic cookies
24. Cookie Jar Contest
Rules:
 Must be a gallon jar filled with cookies
individually wrapped in clear plastic
wrap
 Must be 6 different kinds of cookies
 Also bring a plate with one cookie of
each kind.
 Jar decorations will be counted.
25. Any other cookie not listed above
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CANNED PRODUCTS
1. EACH entry (including Dried Foods) must have l” x 2” tag with processing method, pressure
and canning method.
2. Exhibits of canned products should be packed in standard jars. Jars should be clean, with no rust or
dirt around the lid. All exhibits must be processed according to USDA standards.
3. Jams and jellies must be in standard jars, pint size or smaller. All cooked jams and jellies must be
process and sealed according to USDA standards. NO PARAFFIN!
4. Vegetables and meats must be canned in pressure cookers.
5. Entries cannot have been on exhibit at fairs in any former year.
6. Jars may be opened in close competition when considered necessary by the judge. Rings are required.
7. Large classes will be divided at the discretion of the department superintendent. In order to divide
equitably, the entry tags request age information and professional status.
8. Entries must be labeled with product name, date of preparation, processing methods and length of
processing time.
9. Youth entries must include age of exhibitor on the label. Anyone age 18 or under is eligible to
compete in all youth canned product divisions.
10. No Freezer Jams allowed.
Division 1 – VEGETABLES
Division 3 – MEATS AND FISH
CLASS
01. 1 jar tomatoes
02. 1 jar stewed tomatoes
03. 1 jar green beans (cut)
04. 1 jar green beans (whole)
05. 1 jar beets
06. 1 jar sauerkraut
07. 1 jar any other vegetable
08. 1 jar tomato sauce
09. 1 jar spaghetti sauce
10. 1 jar tomato juice
11. 1 jar any other vegetable juice
12. 1 jar any other vegetable not listed above
CLASS
01. 1 jar chicken
02. 1 jar salmon
03. 1 jar trout, without skin
04. 1 jar any other meat or fish
Division 4 – PICKLES, RELISHES
CLASS
01. 1 jar bread and butter pickles
02. 1 jar beet pickles
03. 1 jar mustard pickles
04. 1 jar mixed vegetable pickles
05. 1 jar sweet pickles
06. 1 jar dill pickles
07. 1 jar relish (green tomato)
08. 1 jar zucchini relish
09. 1 jar salsa or taco sauce
10. 1 jar any other
Division 2 – FRUITS
CLASS
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
1 jar apples
1 jar applesauce
1 jar peaches
1 jar huckleberries
1 jar pitted cherries
1 jar un-pitted cherries
1 jar raspberries
1 jar pears
1 jar apricots
1 jar fruit cocktail
1 jar rhubarb
1 jar apple juice
1 jar apricot nectar
1 jar rhubarb juice
1 jar grape juice
1 jar any other fruit juice
1 jar pie filling any flavor
Division 5 – JELLIES & SYRUPS
CLASS
01. Currant Jelly
02. Crab Apple Jelly with Pectin
03. Apple Jelly with pectin
04. Strawberry Jelly
05. Chokecherry Syrup
06. Rhubarb Syrup
07. Strawberry Syrup
08. Raspberry Jelly
09. Any Other Syrup
10. Any Other Jelly
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Division 6 – JAMS
Division 8 – MISCELLANEOUS
CANNING
CLASS
01. Strawberry Jam
02. Raspberry Jam
03. Apricot Jam
04. Apricot-Pineapple Jam
05. Peach Jam
06. Huckleberry Jam
07. Rhubarb Jam
08. Cherry Jam
09. Strawberry-Rhubarb Jam
CLASS
01. Any Other Miscellaneous Item
CLASS
01. Vegetables
02. Fruits
03. Jellies and Jams
04. Pickles
Division 7 – DRIED FOODS
All entries must have processing method
attached. If less than three entries in a class,
classes will be combined.
CLASS
01. Jerky or Dried Meat
02. Fruit Leather
03. Dried Apples
04. Dried Peaches
05. Dried Bananas
06. Dried Cherries
07. Dried Pears
08. Dried Pineapple
09. Any Other Dried Fruit
10. Dried Onions
11. Dried Carrots
12. Dried Herbs
13. Any Other Dried Vegetable
14. Any Other Dried Food not listed above
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FRUITS, FORAGE CROPS, &
VEGETABLES
1. Competition will be open to both irrigated and dry farm products.
2. The threshed grain samples shall measure one quart; sheaf grain, two and one-half inches in diameter
below the heads; and forage samples same as sheaf grain.
3. Premiums may not be awarded to inferior specimens, even if there is no competition.
4. Entries will be brought to the fairgrounds, Tuesday, August 9, 2016 between 7:30 and 8:30 am.
roots, cracks, or other damage. Cut off tops to 1".
CAULIFLOWER - Heads should be pure white,
solid, uniform and close flowered. Should not have
leaves appearing through the head. Trim the green
outer leaves to 1" above the head. Trim the butt or
stem to allow 4 to 6 leaves to remain.
Division 1 – Fresh Fruits
CLASS
01. Apples (8)
02. Currants (1 pint)
03. Raspberries (1 pint)
04. Strawberries (1 pint)
05. Wild Currants (1 pint)
06. Any other variety of small fruit
CUCUMBERS, SLICING - Straight, firm,
uniform in color, shape and size, same variety. Not
overgrown, but should be uniformly medium or dark
green, 6 to 9 inches long. Clean by gently brushing
with a soft brush to avoid removing the natural
bloom. Cut the stem off to 1/4 ".
Division 2 – Fresh Vegetables
The following information will aid exhibitors
in preparing vegetables for exhibits:
CUCUMBERS, PICKLING - Deep green fruits
BEANS, SNAP - Green and wax beans should be
of uniform size and shape. Avoid misshapen or
crooked fruit, insect or mechanical damage. Do not
wash fruits. Brush off soil.
clean, firm, crisp, and free from blemishes. Long
straight pods of the same length and color should be
selected. The ends of the pods should not be broken
off, and the seed should be about one-half grown.
GREEN ONION - 6-10" bulb, small, peeled, etc.
Uniform in color, shape and size. Should be clean
and free from damage. Should have dark green
leaves. Long, straight, white shanks. Avoid enlarged
bulbs, crooked or discolored shanks, dry or yellow
leaves.
BEETS, TABLE - Diameter should be 2 to 2 1/2".
Side rootlets should be removed, but the tap root
should not be removed. All specimens should be
uniform in color, shape and size. Tops trimmed,
leaving 1" of leaf stalk above crown.
KOHLRABI - Specimens should not be hard,
BROCCOLI - Heads should be uniform in
woody or pithy. They should be 3 to 4 inches in
diameter and very smooth. Skin should he easily
punctured by thumbnail. Clean, but do not wash.
Remove all leaves, by trimming the stems to 1" long.
Cut off the stem portion just below the ball.
dark-green color, condition and size. Should be
compact, not less than 3" in diameter, and free from
damage by disease, insects, worms, or wilting. Cut
the stems squarely above the first whorl of leaves, to
give an overall length of 5".
LETTUCE, HEAD - All specimens should be
CABBAGE - Heads should be the same variety,
uniform in color, shape and size. Should be crisp,
firm, clean and free from damage. Remove loose and
damaged outer leaves. Cut off the stem 1/4 " from the
bottom leaf.
uniform in color, shape and size. Should be firm,
heavy in comparison to size, free from damage by
freezing, disease, or insects. Midribs should not be
large and the leaves should not be trimmed to close.
Leave stem 1/4" long to hold leaves firmly.
LETTUCE, LEAF - Crisp, tender compact plants.
Pull entire plants, trim off roots to crown; remove
damaged leaves; wash dirt between leaves, rust or
insect damage.
CARROTS - Select carrots that are smooth,
straight, firm, deep orange in color, and free from
greening at top. Specimens should be typical of their
variety. Avoid oversize. Should be free from side
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uniform in color and size. Clean by washing if
necessary. Trim off roots and trim, but to a triangle
shape.
ONIONS - All same variety, uniform in color,
shape, and size. Should be clean and free from
damage of any kind. Avoid large sizes, but should be
not less than 2 inches in diameter. The bulbs should
have most of their thin papery skin intact. Do not peel
to give a slick appearance. The tops (neck) should he
small and trimmed to 1".
TOMATOES - Specimens uniform in color, shape
and size. Free from cracks, sun scald and blemishes.
Ripe, solid and without stems. (Leave stems on the
pickling or preserving types).
PARSLEY - Clean, fresh, crisp and dark green.
TURNIPS AND RUTABAGAS- Uniform in size
Avoid dry or damaged leaves, dirt between leaves.
Cut 4 to 6 inches long and tie in bunches 1 inch in
diameter (stem).
shape and color. Medium size, 1 3/4 to 2 3/4" in
diameter. Flesh should be crisp, fine-grained, and not
pithy. Free of damage, should be clean and bright in
color, but not washed. Smooth, firm, with secondary
rootlets removed, but with 2 or 3 inches of tap root
remaining. Trim tops to 1 inch.
PARSNIPS - Clean, smooth, firm, well-shaped
roots. Light, even-colored skin. Avoid soft or woody
roots, green shoulders, and insect damage.
Exhibit the number of vegetables specified.
Rinse and soft brush root crops.
PEAS - Pods should be fresh, bright green and well
filled with tender peas. Uniform in color, shape, and
size, with green calyxes attached. Free from any kind
of injury, such as insects, diseases, or hail.
CLASS
01. Beans, string (green) (15)
02. Beans, string (white) (15)
03. Beets (6)
04. Broccoli (1)
05. Cabbage, (1 head)
06. Carrots, long variety (5)
07. Carrots, short variety (5)
08. Cauliflower head, commercially prep. (1)
09. Cucumbers, slicing (3)
10. Cucumbers, pickling (3)
11. Garlic (3 bulb minimum)
12. Green onions (6)
13. Kohlrabi (2)
14. Lettuce, head (2 heads)
15. Lettuce, leaf (2 bunches)
16. Onions, commercial (6)
17. Parsley, 1 bunch 2" diameter at base
18. Peas, early, short pod (plate of 15)
19. Peas, late, long pod (plate of 15)
20. Peas, edible pod, (plate of 15)
21. Pepper, bell or sweet (5)
22. Pickling onions (6)
23. Radish (5 roots)
24. Rhubarb, (6 stalks)
25. Summer Squash (3)
26. Squash, Zucchini (3)
27. Swiss Chard (2 bunches)
28. Tomatoes, cherry, ripe (6)
29. Turnips, table (6)
30. Herbs
31. Any other vegetable
PEPPERS, BELL - Leave stems on and trim them
to 1 inch long. Peppers should be about 3 inches in
diameter and 31/2 inches long. All specimens should
be well shaped, not curved or much indented. Should
be smooth, thick fleshed and firm although they may
yield to slight pressure.
RADISH - Medium sized, firm, crisp, uniform
roots; true to type. Avoid wilted or soft roots, insect
damage, growth cracks. Gently wash in cool water.
Trim tops to 1 inch; do not remove taproot.
RHUBARB - All stalks should be uniform in color,
shape, size and texture. Each stalk should be at least
2 inch across its flat face at the center of the length.
Length after trimming should be at least 10 inches.
Stalks should be tender, crisp, fresh, not pithy, limp
or wilted. Neatly trim the tops, leaving 1 inch of
leaves and prongs. The stalks should be pulled when
harvested, not cut off. The basal stalks should be
removed from the bottom of the stalk.
SQUASH, SUMMER - Pick when small (best
eating, 4 to 7 inches, depending upon variety). The
specimens should be extremely soft, fairly tender,
and have undeveloped seeds. All specimens should
be uniform in color, shape and size, free from any
damage and blemishes. Brush to clean off dirt, but do
not wash. Trim stem to 1 inch long.
SQUASH, ZUCCHINI - Uniform specimens true
to variety in size, color, and shape. Cut with I inch
stems attached. Do not wash. Clean by brushing with
soft brush.
SWISS CHARD - Must be fresh, crisp, with bright
green leaves and clear white stems. Specimens
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04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Brome
Alsike
Timothy
Redtop
Pea and grain hay
Reeds canary grass
Western Wheat grass
Crested Wheat grass
Any other grass
Best individual exhibit of 4 sheaves entered
in Lots 1 through 14
14. Any other baled hay
Division 3 – Potatoes
CLASS
01. Any table variety (5)
Division 4 - Unique Vegetables
CLASS
01. Biggest vegetable (in proportion to normal
size of that vegetable)
02. Strangest shaped vegetable
Division 5 - Threshed Grain
JUDGING BASED ON:
 VARIETY TYPE - True to variety
characteristics and free from mixture with
other varieties-25%
 PURITY - Free from other grains, weeds
and inert material - 25%.
 QUALITY & CONDITION - shall be
plump, of good color, texture, and free from
disease and injured kernels - 25%
 UNIFORMITY - shall be uniform in size,
color, texture and condition - 25%.
CLASS
01. One Quart
Division 8 – Miscellaneous Crops
CLASS
01. White Eggs-must include 6 eggs
02. Brown Eggs-must include 6 eggs
03. Colored Eggs-must include 6 eggs
CLASS
01. Fresh Vegetables
02. Fresh Fruit
03. Miscellaneous Crops
Division 6 - Sheaf Grain
Strip off leaves (2 to 2 1/2" in diameter below
heads)
CLASS
01. Oats
02. Barley
03. Wheat
Division 7 - Sheaf Forage & Hay
JUDGING BASED ON:
 UNIFORMITY - Fineness of stems, bright
green color and condition - 40%
 QUALITY & ADAPTABILITY - Shall be
well cured, good quality, leaves retained, and
adapted for locality in which grown - 30%
 ARRANGEMENT - Sheaves shall be made
up neatly, bound in at least two or three
places - 30%
 (2 1/2 -3" in diameter at butt)
CLASS
01. Alfalfa, first crop
02. Red clover
03. Orchard grass
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NEEDLEWORK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Label quilts as to whether made from kits or an original design.
All exhibits must be pieced AND quilted by exhibitor, with the exception of class 24.
No item exhibited previously may be entered.
All items must be neat and clean.
All items must be framed/finished.
Division 1 - Quilts
Division 2 - Afghans
CLASS
01. Novelty Quilt
02. Beginner class
03. Pieced by person over 65
04. Any other quilt by person over 65
05. Wall-hanging, machine quilted
06. Wall-hanging, hand quilted
07. Table Quilt
08. Baby quilt, whole cloth, machine quilted
09. Baby quilt, whole cloth, hand quilted
10. Baby quilt, appliquéd
11. Baby quilt, embroidered
12. Baby quilt, tied
13. Baby quilt pieced, machine quilted
14. Baby quilt pieced, hand quilted
15. Lap Robe
16. Whole cloth, tied
17. Pieced and tied
18. Cross-stitched
19. Hand embroidered
20. Crazy quilt
21. Tricot
22. Whole cloth, machine quilted
23. Whole cloth, hand quilted
24. Quilt that is pieced by one person and
quilted by a different person
25. Around the World pieced, hand quilted
26. Around the World pieced, machine quilted
27. Log Cabin pieced, hand quilted
28. Log Cabin pieced, machined quilted
29. Star pieced, hand quilted
30. Star pieced, machine quilted
31. Cotton pieced, hand quilted
32. Cotton pieced, machine quilted
33. Appliqué, machine quilted
34. Combination of two or more of the above
techniques
35. Any other quilt not listed above
36. Fair Theme Quilt
37. Miniatures
38. Rag Quilt
CLASS
01. Knit Afghans
02. Knit baby
03. Crocheted, granny variation
04. Crocheted, granny squares
05. Crocheted, ripple pattern, one color
06. Crocheted, ripple pattern, 2 or more colors
07. Crocheted, Indian design
08. Crocheted, colors in bands, crocheted
together
09. Crocheted, stripes
10. Baby, pattern stitches
11. Baby, regular yarn
12. Any other baby not listed above
13. Baby, color in bands, over 65
14. Baby, any other, over 65
15. Ripple, over 65
16. Plain colors
17. Any other afghan not listed above
18. Novelty afghan
19. Crocheted design – plain
20. Afghan Crocheted, over 65
21. Crocheted stripes, over 65
22. 8 hour afghan
Division 3 - Embroidery
CLASS
01. Colored embroidery pair pillow slips (2)
02. Colored embroidery pair pillow slips,
crocheted edge
03. Colored embroidery by person over 65
04. Cross-stitch, pair pillow slips
05. Machine embroidery
06. Embroidery pictures
07. Set of two dish towels
08. Any other not listed above
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07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Division 4 - Special Embroidery
Pictures under 1 sq. foot (measure without
frame)
CLASS
01. Counted cross-stitch 14 count under 1 sq. ft.
04. Counted cross-stitch 14 count over 1 sq. ft.
07. Counted cross-stitch picture using lettering
in mottos, poems, etc.
08. Counted cross-stitch sampler
09. Counted cross-stitch wall hanging
10. Counted cross-stitch pillow
11. Counted cross-stitch household accessory
12. Counted cross-stitch on linen under 1 sq. ft.
13. Counted cross-stitch on linen over 1 sq. ft.
14. Counted cross-stitch other than listed
15. Hardanger over 1 sq. foot
16. Special embroidery, any holiday
17. Special embroidery, with beads
18. Hemstitching
19. Any other not listed above
Potholders/hot plate mats
Tablecloths, place mats
Mittens
Baby sweater/baby vest
Baby dress
Booties, baby
Baby set - sweater, cap, mittens, booties, etc.
Sweater
Hat
Pillow
Filet crochet article - other than afghan
Baby bunting
Crochet slippers
Any Christmas Article
Dishcloths
Any other crocheted item not listed above
Division 10 - Knitting (Hand)
CLASS
01. Ladies or girls cardigan
02. Ladies or girls pullover
03. Child’s sweater
04. Men or boy’s cardigan
05. Men’s or boys vest
06. Baby sweater
07. Booties
08. Knitted slippers
09. Baby set - sweater with cap, mittens, etc.
10. Mittens
11. Dishcloths
12. Men’s Pullover
13. Any other knitted article
Division 5 - Appliqué
CLASS
01. Any other appliqué (not quilt top)
Division 6 – Rugs
CLASS
01. Any rug
Division 11 - Knitting (Hand)
Over age 65
Division 7 – Edging’s &
Insertions
CLASS
01. Ladies or girls cardigan
02. Ladies or girls pullover
03. Child’s sweater
04. Men or boy’s cardigan
05. Men’s or boys vest
06. Baby sweater
07. Booties
08. Knitted slippers
09. Baby set - sweater with cap, mittens, etc.
10. Mittens
11. Dishcloths
12. Men’s Pullover
13. Any other knitted article
CLASS
01. Wide crocheted, on pillow slips
02. Any other edging or insertion
Division 8 - Tatting
CLASS
01. Any item
Division 9 - Crochet
CLASS
01. Centerpieces - 14" and over
02. Doilies - under 14"
03. Table runners
04. Toy or novelty
05. Doll
06. Doll dress
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Division 12 - Plastic Canvas
CLASS
01. Any Holiday
02. Tissue Covers
03. Toys
04. Household
05. Any other not listed
Division 13 – Miscellaneous
Needlework
CLASS
01. Soft sculpture
02. Novelty handmade stuffed toy animal
03. Sofa pillows
04. Machine knit item
05. Any weaving
06. Any other needlework not listed above
07. Any beadwork
08. Loom Hats
CLASS
01. Quilts
02. Afghans
03. Crochet
04. Loomed hat
05. Any other item not listed
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FLOWERS
1. BRING FLOWERS IN CLEAR, GLASS JARS, SO STEMS MAY BE SEEN CLEARLY.
2. Don't exhibit in tiny or flat container which tips easily and won't hold water.
3. A stem means just that. When the exhibit specifies "1 stem" or "8 stems", etc., it means that many
STEMS, not that many blossoms. DO NOT CUT EXTRA BLOSSOMS from stems.
4. Don't add Baby's Breath or any extra foliage to your bloom exhibit in Division 1. It is strictly a
competition of the flower itself - not an arrangement.
5. Do not enter more stems than called for. It is easier to see more clearly and judge a few flowers than a
whole jarful packed in together.
6. The exhibitor must be responsible to see that his/her flowers are entered in the right division and
class.
7. Flowers entered in Division 1 & 2 must be raised by person making the exhibit.
8. EXHIBITORS ARE TO TAG OWN FLOWER ENTRIES. DO NOT LEAVE UNTAGGED
FLOWERS ON RECEIVING TABLE.
9. Long stems are desired on flowers - don't cut your stems short.
10. Plants that have been grown in a commercial greenhouse may be exhibited, but no premium will be
given. Commercial exhibits should state so on the entry tag. The superintendent will have the right to
determine which entries belong in this group.
11. No article in this department, once it is judged can be removed to a community booth.
12. Professionals are welcome to enter if the tags are so marked. The definition below is to be used.
Each individual determines this for himself or herself. We feel that there is more honor in winning
against other professionals.
13. CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENT GRAND AWARD ($50) – Sponsored by Hi Mountain
Greenhouse & Floral.
14. Items will be brought to the fairgrounds Tuesday, August 9, 2016 between 7:30 and 8:30 am.
15. No craft flowers should be entered in this department
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Division 1 - Cut Flowers
Flowers should be exhibited with foliage
CLASS
01. Alyssum - 3 stems
02. Asters - 3 stems
03. Begonia (double) - 1 bloom
04. Begonia (single) - 1 bloom
05. Calendula - 3 stems
06. Carnations, Dianthus, pinks - 3 stems
07. Columbine - 3 stems
08. Dahlia, giant - 1 stem
09. Dahlia, dwarf - 1 stem
10. Dahlia, miniature - 1 stem
11. Daisies, Shasta - (single) - 3 stems
12. Daisies, Shasta - (double) - 3 stems
13. Daisies, Gloriosa - 3 stems
14. Delphinium - 1 stalk
15. Gaillardia - 3 stems
16. Gladiolus - 1 stems
17. Hollyhocks – 1 stalk
18. Marigold, dwarf - 3 stems
19. Marigold, intermediate - 3 stems
20. Marigold, giant - 3 stems
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Liatris – 3 stems
Pansies, single color - 3 stems
Pansies, mixed color - 3 stems
Miniature pansies - 3 stems
Petunias, double - 3 stems
Petunias, single - 3
Petunias, Grandiflora - 3
Rose, Grandiflora - 1 stem
Rose, Floribunda - 1 stem
Tea Rose - 1 stem
Salvia – 1 stem
Snapdragons - 3 stems
Sweet peas, annual - 3 stems
Sweet Williams - 3 stems
Veronica – 3 stems
Violas – 5 stems
Zinnias – 3 stems
Yarrow - 1 stem
Lily- 3 stems
Sunflower – 1 stem
Any other not listed above (up to 5 stems)
Unusual flower not listed above
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09. Silent Night – any arrangement with a
Christmas theme.
10. Rooster Cogburn – fresh arrangement
designed for the “Cowboy State”
11. Big Bird – arrangement for child’s room
12. April Showers – design of fresh green plant
materials. May include a few flowers.
13. Any silk flower arrangement
14. Holiday wreaths
15. Any wall hanging containing fresh or dried
plant materials
16. Any other wreath
17. Annual Outdoor Summer Planter
18. Fair Theme
Division 2 - House Plants
Judging will be based on the following:
 Cultural perfection - 35
 Size of plant (according to variety) - 20
 Distinction (or floriferousness if flowering) 15 Rarity (where applicable) - 10
 Shape - 10
 Color of foliage and/or flower - 10.
CLASS
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Single plant in bloom
Decorative plant, large
Decorative plant, small
African Violet, single
Cactus, single plant
Cactus, planter or collection
Unusual plant
Ivy
Philodendron
Any other flowering plant
Any other foliage
CLASS
01. Flowers
02. Houseplants
03. Arrangements
Division 3 - Arrangements
1. Only one entry is permitted for each exhibitor
per class.
2. Accessories and/or appointments may be
used in all classes.
3. Dried materials may be treated, dyed or
contrived.
4. No restrictions on size or outline unless
specified.
5. Fresh cut arrangements must be prepared to
last for the duration of fair.
CLASS
01. Grandma’s Kitchen – fresh arrangement for
the kitchen table
02. Wild and Wooly – fresh arrangement
featuring only wild flowers.
03. Our Little Secret – fresh arrangement under
8 inches in height, width, or depth
04. Here Comes The Bride – any bridal bouquet
fresh or artificial
05. County Patchwork – arranger’s choice
06. United We Stand – fresh arrangement in red,
white and blue
07. The Attic – any nostalgic fresh arrangement.
08. Bedtick Creek – a modern design of dried
materials. Must incorporate branches and
wire or twine. Must be able to hang from
wall or ceiling
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SEWING
1. ALL EXHIBITS ENTERED MUST BE MADE BY THE PERSON EXHIBITING.
2. If exhibitor is unable to bring an exhibit in person, label article clearly to show in what division and
class the article is to be entered.
3. No article exhibited in former years is eligible to compete.
4. All clothing should be cleaned and neatly pressed.
5. Classes will be divided if the entries warrant it.
Division 1 - Infant Garments
Division 4 - Ladies Clothing
CLASS
01. Infant dress
02. Christening dress/outfit – girl or boy
03. Infant rompers
04. Infant bibs
05. Child’s dress 1 to 2 years
06. Infant sleeper
07. Jogging suit
08. T-shirt
09. Any other infant item
CLASS
01. Dress
02. Blouse
03. Skirt
04. Pants
05. Any ladies garment
Division 5 - Men’s Clothing
CLASS
01. Shirt
02. Pants
03. Any men’s garment
Division 2 - Toddlers Garments
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Sewn for 2 to 6 years of age
Includes knits. Knits and woven will be
judged separately if there are sufficient
entries. Each person may enter one knit and
one woven per class if so marked on entry
tag.
CLASS
01. Girls dress
02. Boys pants
03. Fancy T-shirt
04. Skirt
05. Sleep wear
06. Any other Child’s garment
Division 6 – Miscellaneous
Sewing
The following items must be machine sewn. All
hand sewing must be placed in the Needlework
Department.
CLASS
01. Purses or Bags
02. Pillows
03. Any other machine sewn article
CLASS
01. Infant/Toddler clothing
02. Ladies clothing
03. Men’s clothing
04. Misc. sewing
Division 3 – Children’s Garments
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Sewn for 6 to 12 years of age
Includes knits. Knits and woven will be
judged separately if there are sufficient
entries. Each person may enter one knit and
one woven per class if so marked on entry
tag.
CLASS
01. Skirt
02. Sleep wear
03. Fancy T-shirt
04. Any other child’s garment
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SECTION V
EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT T
Educational Exhibits ..................................................................................................... 107
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2. Entries must be clearly tagged with:
a. Name of the school
b. Lot number and description
c. Grade
d. Pupil name(s)
e. Teacher's name (use full name)
3. Items entered, will be displayed at the fair
with their ribbons. The Fair committee
cannot be responsible for lost or broken
models and three dimensional displays;
however, everything possible will be done to
take care of all entries. After the fair, entries
will be returned to the school's fair
representative.
SECTION V
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
Superintendent – Jason Nielsen. All
possible diligence and care will be used to
prevent loss or damage to articles on
exhibition, but the management of the fair
will not be responsible should loss or
breakage occur.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Grade classifications are offered with no
distinction between rural and town
schools.
2. Each exhibit must bear a classification
card or tag which may be secured from
the fair superintendent at the time of
entry or earlier.
3. All school blanks should be tagged
properly, with the name of the school,
grade, pupil and teacher in letters large
and plain enough to be easily read by the
judges.
4. All exhibit work shall represent the
legitimate school work of the child for
the school year just completed.
5. Each classroom will mount entries on a
limit of five posters. For grades K-3,
participation ribbons will be given. For
grades 4-6, entries will be judged.
Mount artwork for a single category
(Lot) on each poster. Entries must be
confined to the size of the poster paper
and should not extend beyond the edges
or the poster.
6. Entries can only be made through the
schools where they will be submitted by
the teachers.
7. Booklets must not exceed 14"x 18".
CLASS 90 -ELEMENTARY GRADES K-6
KINDERGARTEN THROUGH
GRADE 3
LOT
1. Large display of 4 to 5 pieces mounted on
poster paper or oak tag.
2. Class Booklet.
An orange ribbon will be given to each child
entering something on the large display.
Teachers will attach the orange participation
ribbon prior to submitting the display to the fair
committee.
GRADE 4 THROUGH GRADE 6
LOT
1. Water color or tempera
2. Original free hand drawing, crayon, colored
chalk, or chalk
3. Black and white drawing, pencil or
4. Cut and paste, original
5. Mosaic
6. Multi-media
7. Any other
8. Project book (original work)
Each classroom teacher is limited to 5
posters for Lots 1-7 with only one
category (Lot) exhibited per poster.
PREMIUM
1. For grades K-12, an equal amount of prize
money will be awarded to each participating
teacher paid in a single check made out to
the school.
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CLASS 91 – ART DIVISION – JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL GRADES 7-8
LOT
1. Pencil
2. Pastel
3. Watercolor
4. Acrylic
5. Pen & Ink
6. Ceramic: Sculpture & Pottery
7. Printing
8. 1 and 2 Point Respective
9. Design
10. Color Marker
11. Charcoal
12. Portraits
13. Still Life
14. Any Other
CLASS 93 – ART DIVISION – SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
LOT
1. Pencil drawing
2. Pen & Ink drawings
3. Water color paintings
4. Scratchboard
5. Miscellaneous
6. Opaque paintings
7. Pencil still-life
8. Pottery
9. Sculpture
10. Self-portraits
11. Portraits
12. Any Other
CRAFT DIVISION
LOT
1. Optical Illusions
2. Line Designs
3. Color Wheel Design
4. Logo’s
5. Block prints
6. Silkscreen prints
7. Watercolor designs
8. Texture paintings
9. Collage
10. Art History Projects
11. Portraits
12. Any Other
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