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Worcester County Fair
P.O. Box 356
Snow Hill, Maryland 21863
Email: [email protected]
2016
Safe Kids Day
Classic Car & Truck Show
Friday, Aug. 12th
Saturday, Aug 13th
11am to 2pm
11AM to 2PM
August 12, 13, &14, 2016
Worcester County Fair & www.worcestercountyfair.com
4-H & Open Exhibitors Premium Ca talogue
Directions
BYRD PARK
Is Easy To Find
PARKING AVAILABLE
AT BYRD PARK!
N O T I CE
Docks located at Byrd Park are
CLOSED for the duration of the Fair
and may not be used to launch any
watercraft.
Well behaved dogs are allowed but must
be leashed at all times!
From Salisbury
Take MD Rt. 12 south to Snow Hill. At the
light in Snow Hill, turn right onto Market
Street. Follow Market Street to Byrd Park on
the right.
From Pocomoke
Take US Rt. 13, take Rt. 113 North toward
Snow Hill, Turn left on Woodside Lane.
Turn right on Market St/US113 Bus N/
MD394. Turn left into Bird Park.
From Ocean City
Take US Rt. 90 or Rt. 50, take Rt.113S exit
to Snow Hill. Turn slight right onto Market
St./US 113 Bus S/MD 394. Follow through
Snow Hill to Byrd Park on right.
Fair Attractions!
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Kids Mud Bog
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Furry Friends Fashion
Show
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Slow & Go
Motorcycle Race
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VENDORS, CRAFTERS
& ARTISANS
Page 2 Worcester County Fair
Table of Contents
Worcester County 4-H/FFA Fair Board Members
President- Donnie Powell
Vice President- Katie Clogg
Secretary- Mark Williams
Treasurer- Earl Ludy
Special Awards List ............................................................4
General Rules & Regulations .......................................... 5
Fair Board Members
Indoor Exhibits Entry Form ............................................. 5
Ted Angell
Michele Brauning
Sarah Dorey
Katie Grey
Patricia Grey
Ginger Pettitt
Mary Phipps-Dickerson
Susan Todd
Lauren Morris
Debbie Morris
Motorcycle Show .......................................................................6
Junior Fair Board Members
Barbie Grey
Bethany Waters
University of Maryland Extension Faculty &
Staff of Worcester County
Karen D. Reddersen, Lower Eastern Shore Area Extension Director
Cakes… ............................................................................. 7
Car Show… .................................................................................7
Talent Show Rules & Regulations ................................... 16
Dairy/Livestock Rules & Regulations with Entry Form… 20
Horse Show Entry Form / Rules & Regulations ............... 25
Premium List ....................................................................... 26
Worcester Celebrates Safe Kids ..................................... 29
Breyer Horse Show ......................................................... 30
Special Events & Activities................................................ 36
Divisions
Kelly Carroll Richardson, 4-H Youth Development Program Assistant
Kathy Decker, Administrative Assistant II
Jessica Flores, Agriculture Faculty Extension Assistant
Erin Morgan, Food Supplement Nutrition Education
Cindy Morris, 4-H Youth Development Program Coordinator
Lisa Murphy, 4-H STEM Faculty Extension Assistant
Audrey Orr, Finance Faculty Extension Assistant
Ginny Rosenkranz, Commercial Horticulture Faculty Extension Assistant
305 Bank St.
Snow Hill, MD 21863
410. 632.1972
www.extension.umd.edu/worcester-county
The Worcester 4-H/FFA County Fair thanks the
Maryland Agricultural Fair Board for their grant of
$4,000.00. These funds provide premiums, ribbons and
trophies for the 2016 Worcester County Fair
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR BOARD
Mr. James Moxley III, Chair
Ms. Diane E. Geary, Vice-Chair
Mr. David W. Cavey
Mr. Hal Spielman
Ms. Linda Brown
Mrs. JoAnn Cashman
Mrs. Diane Geary
Mr. Daniel W. Mast
Ms. Constance (Connie) Palmer
Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald
Mr. Logan Yearsley-Executive Secretary
Mailing Address:
Maryland Agricultural Fair Board
P.O. Box 517
Lisbon, MD 21765
Indoor Exhibits
A – 4-H Banners………….……….…………...............
B - Clothing ……………….….…………………………
C – Cakes, Pies……….. .……..…………..……….……
D – Cookies, Breads, & Candies…..…….……….……
E - Food Preservation ……….…………..………..…..
F - Home Environment …….……………..………..….
G - W oodworking …………….…………….……………
H - Electric …………….…………………….………….
I – Natural Resources Collection…………………..…..
J - Natural Resources Displays……………………....
K - Photography …………………………………….….
L - Art ……………………………………………….…...
M - Poster Art …………………………………….…….
N - Crafts …………………………………………….….
O - Collections …………………………………………
P - Scrapbooks …….. ………………………………….
Q - Vegetables and Gardening ….……………….….
R - Vegetable Decorative Art .…….……………..…..
S - Flowers …….……….………………………….…..
T - Field Crops ……..……………………………..……
U - Booths ………..……………………………………..
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Livestock
V - Dairy ………… ………………………………….….
VG - Dairy Goats ……………………………….………
W - Beef ………………………………………….……..
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MG - Meat Goats ………………………………….…..
X - Swine …………………………………………….….
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Y - Sheep ………………………………………….…….
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FFA MOTTO
Learning to Do
Doing to Learn
Earning to Live
Living to Serve
4-H Youth Development & Mentoring Programs
Preparing young people to make a positive impact in their
communities and the world.
As the youth development program of the Cooperative
Extension System of land-grant universities, 4-H is the
nation’s largest youth development organization,
empowering six million young people throughout the
United States. Cooperative Extension of 1862 and 1890
land-grant universities provide the leadership to engage
young people in 4-H in all 3,007 counties of the United
States. The impact of the Cooperative Extension
partnership is profound, bringing together National
Institute of Food and Agriculture of USDA, land grant
universities and county government to resource learning
opportunities available to all youth ages 5 – 18.
Through America’s 110 land-grant universities and its
Cooperative Extension System, 4-H reaches every corner
of our nation—from urban neighborhoods to suburban
schoolyards to rural farming communities. With a network
of more than 6 million youth, 611,800 volunteers, 3,500
professionals, and more than 25 million alumni, 4-H helps
shape youth to move our country and the world forward in
ways that no other youth organization can. Fueled by
research-driven programming, 4-H'ers engage in hands-on
learning activities in the areas of science, citizenship and
healthy living.
The Positive Development of Youth: Comprehensive
Findings from the 4-H Study of Positive Youth
Development is the first-ever research project of its kind.
The decade-long study, completed by a team of
researchers at the Institute for Applied Research in Youth
Development at Tufts University, Medford, MA, is
influencing research and practice around the world.
The report show s that 4 - H youth excel beyond
their peers. 4-H'ers are about:
1. Four times more likely to make contributions to
their communities (Grades 7-12);
The 4-Hs
Head, Heart, Hands, and Health are the four Hs in 4-H,
and they are the four values members work on through
fun and engaging programs.
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Head - Managing, Thinking
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Heart - Relating, Caring
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Hands - Giving, Working
•
Health - Being, Living
The 4-H Pledge
I pledge my head to clearer
thinking, My heart to greater
loyalty,
My hands to larger service,
and my health to better living,
for my club, my community, my country, and my world.
4-H Mission
4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential,
working and learning in partnership with caring adults.
4-H Vision
A world in which youth and adults learn, grow and work
together as catalysts for positive change.
2016
Maryland Association of Agricultural
Fairs and Shows, Inc. Board of Directors
2. Two times more likely to be civically active (Grades
8-12);
3. Two times more likely to make healthier choices
(Grade 7);
4. Two times more likely to participate in Science,
Engineering and Computer Technology programs during
out-of-school time (Grades 10 – 12)
5. 4-H girls are two times more likely (Grade 10) and
nearly three times more likely (Grade 12) to take part in
science programs compared to girls in other out-ofschool time activities.
University of Maryland Extension programs are open to
any person and will not discriminate against anyone
because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation,
physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national
origin, marital status, genetic information, political
affiliation, and gender identity or expression. If you
require assistance to participate in Extension programs,
please contact the Extension Office in advance.
Chuck Fry, President
Wayne Stafford, 1st Vice President
John Draper, Vice President
Valerie Connelly, Executive Director
Larry Howard
Billy Bishoff
Jason Myers
Paula Linthicum
Milly Welsh
James Raley, Jr.
William Amoss
Jonathan Quinn
Tom Mason
Harry Moreland, III
Bill Edwards
Eddie Johnson
Jennifer Cross, Women’s Leadership Committee
Jamie Tiralla, Young Farmer’s Committee
Website: www.maafs.com
The Worcester County Fair Board would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their
generous donations that will be given as special awards to outstanding exhibits.
OUTSTANDING 4-H EXHIBITORS
Farmers Bank of Willards will award three $15.00
certificates. The award will be based on the following
criteria: Blue – 4 pts; Red 3 pts; White – 2 pts; Green 1 pt
OUTSTANDING 4-H INDOOR EXHIBITOR
First Shore Federal Savings & Loan will award a
50 State Quarters Book. The award will be based on
the following criteria:
Blue – 4 pts; Red – 3 pts; White – 2 pts; Green 1 pt.
OUTSTANDING OPEN YOUTH INDOOR EXHIBITOR
PNC Bank will award two $25.00 certificates.
The award will be based on the following criteria: Blue –
4 pts; Red – 3 pts; White – 2 pts; Green 1 pt.
Grand Champion
Premium Awards:
The Worcester County Fair board would like to thank the
following businesses and individuals for generously
donating to sponsor the special premium awards to each
4-H Grand Champion. These awards will be included in
their premium checks.
CLOTHING
Scher’s Bridal, Pocomoke City
COLLECTIONS
Melissa Webster, Thirty One Gifts
SCRAP BOOK
Scher’s Bridal, Pocomoke City
VEGETABLES & GARDENING
Bill & Nancy Blank, Snow Hill
VEGETABLE DECORATIVE ART
Twin Oak Farms, Stockton
FLOWERS
Bill & Nancy Blank of Snow Hill
FIELD CROPS
Bill & Nancy Blank of Snow Hill
LIVESTOCK
The Maddox Family will sponsor the Ralph Nichols
Herdsmanship Award Trophy and a cash award to
the 4-H member that demonstrates the best
herdsmanship qualities in the care of their animals,
assisting other exhibitors, communicating with
visitors to the Fair, and in the care of the exhibit
area during the Fair.
SWINE
CHAMPION FITTING AND SHOWING AWARD
FOOD PREPARATION
Cakes
Miss Pattie Cakes, Berlin
Pies
Crush N Crab, Berlin
Cookies, Breads and Candies
Down Under, Snow Hill
Maryland Pork Producers
SHEEP
CHAMPION FITTING AND SHOWING AWARD
Mid Atlantic Farm Credit
DAIRY
CHAMPION FITTING AND SHOWING TROPHY
FOOD PRESERVATION
The Corner Shoppe, Snow Hill
Glad-Mar Farm
HOME ENVIRONMENT
Sponsorship In Memory of Grace Grey
CHAMPION FITTING AND SHOWING TROPHY
BEEF
The Warren Family
GOAT
CHAMPION MEAT GOAT FITTING AND SHOWING TROPHY
WOODWORKING
Adkins Company, Berlin
The Lower Shore Goat & Sheep Producers Association
ELECTRIC
CHAMPION DAIRY GOAT FITTING AND SHOWING TROPHY
East Coast Heating and A/C, Salisbury
Bill and Nancy Blank
NATURAL RESOURCES COLLECTIONS
Tractor Supply, Pocomoke
RABBIT
Megan’s Playground Farm
NATURAL RESOURCES DISPLAYS
Tractor Supply, Pocomoke
POULTRY
James Powell Farm, Snow Hill
PHOTOGRAPHY
Sarah Murray Photography, Berlin
ART
Antiques by the River, Snow Hill
POSTER ART
Ocean City Today, Ocean City
CRAFTS
Ceramic Zone, Willards
This list represents the sponsorship commitments at
the time of printing. Additional awards will be
announced and a full list of our generous sponsor will
be prominently posted at the Fair. If you are interested
in sponsoring a trophy or special award for the 2016
Worcester County Fair, please contact Katie Clogg at
[email protected] or 443. 513.0038. We
appreciate the continued support from our community
2016 WORCESTER COUNTY
FAIR at BYRD PARK
RULES and REGULATIONS
WORCESTER COUNTY FAIR
INDOOR EXHIBITS
1. NO EXHIBIT WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR JUDGING UNLESS
LISTED IN THE PREMIUM LIST.
(All Non-Animal Exhibits)
2. All entries must have been made or grown by the exhibitor since
August 1, 2016.
3. To exhibit in 4-H Division, you must be enrolled as a Worcester
County 4-H member no later than June 30, 2016. Anyone other than
Worcester County 4-H members may exhibit in the Open Division.
4. For the purpose of age categories within 4-H Divisions, a Junior will be
any youth age 8 as of January 1, 2016 through age 10, Intermediates are
those age 11 as of January 1, 2016 through age 13, and Seniors will be
age 14 as of January 1, 2016 and older. Open division entries will be
judged in two age groups: Open Youth - ages 8-18; Open Adult - 19 and
over. All youth age 7 and under as of January 1, 2016 will exhibit as a
"Youngster". Youngsters are not permitted to compete and will receive
participation awards for their efforts.
5.
RULES GOVERNING EACH DEPARTMENT WILL BE STRICTLY
ENFORCED. Questions concerning interpretation of rules will be
brought before the Worcester County Fair Board for a ruling.
6. Only one exhibit by an exhibitor may be entered in each class, except
livestock, rabbits and poultry.
7. All 4-H exhibits will be judged on their own merit - "Danish System."
Open exhibits will be judged on competitive basis (1st, 2nd, 3rd) in
each class.
ENTRY FORM
Name
Street
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone #
Email:
Codes for Exhibitor Category
Worcester 4-H/FFA Club:
Y = Youngster (7 & under)
OY = Open Youth
O = Open Adult
J = 4-H Junior- 8-10
I = 4-H Intermediate11-13
S = 4-H Senior-14 - 18
(if not member write “Open”)
Age as of 1/1/16
Birth Date:
(only needed if under 19)
ENTRY
DIVISION
CLASS
NUMBER
EXHIBITOR
ITEM
CATEGORY DESCRIPTION
8. Premium Awards, provided by the Maryland State Fair Board, will be
based on ribbon placing received. PREMIUMS WILL NOT BE
AWARDED TO UNWORTHY ENTRIES EVEN WITHOUT
COMPETITION. PREMIUMS MAY NOT BE PAID PENDING
FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR BOARD.
9. There will be a Grand Champion award of a ROSETTE and $10.00
premium for the outstanding 4-H exhibit in each division. Open Exhibits
in each division will only receive a rosette.
10.
ALL JUDGES’ DECISIONS WILL BE FINAL.
11.Exhibits (excluding rabbits, poultry and livestock) will be received at the
Fair in Byrd Park from 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August
10th. (Entries will only be accepted during these times). Exhibits must be
removed from 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 14 th. ANY
EXHIBIT REMOVED BEFORE THIS DESIGNATED TIME WILL
FORFEIT ALL PREMIUM MONIES.
12.All livestock exhibits (including rabbits & poultry) will be accepted at the
Fair in Byrd Park from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, August
11th.
13.Registration forms for all exhibits are due by Friday, July 29,
2016. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER. NO EXCEPTIONS! Faxed
registrations are NOT permitted.
14.No pre-registration required for special events & activities.
Registration for all special events will take place 30 minutes prior to the
start of the activity.
15.Classes appearing in the Worcester Fair Catalog may not be eligible for
State Fair entry. See State Fair Premium Book for classes.
Disclaimer
The Worcester County Fair will make every reasonable effort to
protect all entries form damage and/or theft while displayed at the
Fair. The Worcester County Fair however does not guarantee
against damage or loss and disclaims any responsibility for any
damage or loss to entries on display at the Fair.
Register ONLINE at
www.worcestercountyfair.com
LIMIT 75 INDOOR ENTRIES PER PERSON
Complete and Return this Form to
Worcester County 4-H FFA Fair
P.O. Box 356, Snow Hill MD 21863
By Friday, July 29, 2016
You May Make Copies of this form or Use a Blank Sheet
of Paper for Additional Entries
Disclaimer
The Worcester County Fair will make every reasonable effort to protect all entries form damage
and/or theft while displayed at the Fair. The Worcester County Fair however does not guarantee
against damage or loss and disclaims any responsibilit y for any damage or loss to entries on display
at the Fair.
DIVISION A – 4-H CLUB BANNERS
Section Rules & Regulations:
CLASSES:
There are two classes offered: A) Themed and B) Open.
A) Themed: Themed banners shall use the following themefor
2016 “Make A Lasting Memory with 4H/FFA”
B) Open: Open banners may feature any theme promoting
4-H or FFA One per club.
Size and Construction:
-Banner dimensions must be 50' wide and 38' tall. Failure to
comply with dimensions will cause the banner to be disqualified
and not receive a premium.
-Banner must be constructed to hang on a pole. The opening
for the pole should be a minimum of 3' and is included inthe
overall size of 38" long. Do not bring your ownpole.
-Banners may be constructed of any type of durable material.
Must be able to be folded or rolled.
-Appliqué and embroidery are suggested applications. The
design must be on one side only.
Banner MUST Display:
-Banner Title
-Minimum of one OFFICAL 4-H Clover or FFA crest mustbe
displayed.
ID CARD:
-Identification card must be typed not hand written. Font size
minimum 16pt.
-Card should be (Business card size) 2'x3.5 in sizeand
displayed horizontally.
-Securely attached with safety pins, sewn, or glued on the back
side of the banner on a bottom corner.
-The ID card must include the Club/Chapter Name andthe
county.
-Missing ID Cards will result in disqualification.
(no printed designs)
156 - Miscellaneous Sewing
KNITTED & CROCHETED CLOTHING
CLASS
177 - Knitted hat, mittens or scarf
178 - Knitted vest or sweater
179 - Knitted accessory (purse, belt, etc.)
180 - Knitted slippers or socks
181 - Knitted poncho, cape
182 - Miscellaneous knitted clothing article
183 - Crocheted hat, mitten, scarf or handbag
184 - Crocheted vest or sweater
185 - Crocheted accessory (purse, belt, etc.)
186 - Crocheted slippers
187 - Crocheted poncho, cape or shawl
188 - Miscellaneous crocheted clothing article
DIVISION B - CLOTHING
A pattern guide sheet must accompany entry.
Class
117 - Scarf
118 - Apron
119 - Tote bag
120 - Tunic
121 - T-shirt garment-knit fabric, T-shirt construction
122 - Simple blouse
123 - Blouse or Shirt, knit fabrics only, any style
124 - Blouse or Shirt with sleeves, collar, etc., without details
(ruffles, lace, or other trim).
125 - Blouse or Shirt with sleeves, collar, etc., with detail
(ruffles, lace or other trim).
126 - Skirt, knit fabric only, any style
127 - Skirt - elastic waist
128 - Skirt - waistband and ruffle
129 - Skirt - waistband and zipper
130 - Skirt - waistband and other closure
131 - Tailored skirt - waistband and lining
132 - Pants, shorts or split-skirt - elastic waistband
133 - Shorts or split-skirt - waistband
134 - Shorts, split-skirt, or pants-lined, any style
135 - Pants - waistband
136 - Sleeveless dress - jumper or sundress
137 - Dress - drawstring or elastic casing
138 - Dress - one piece, sleeves and/or collar, no details
139 - Dress - one piece, sleeves and/or collar, details (ruffle,
lace, tucks)
140 - Dress - knit fabric
141 - Two piece outfit - blouse and skirt or pants
142 - Evening wear - short
143 - Evening wear - long
144 - Coat or lined jacket
145 - Simple jacket unlined
146 - Simple jacket with skirt or pants
147 - Tailored jacket with skirt or pants
148 - Three piece outfit
149 - Outer wear - jacket
150 - Pajamas, nightgown, bathrobe, or lounge wear
151 - Play wear
152 - Children's clothing
153 - Clothing accessory - purse, scarf/tie, Dickie, etc.
154 - Vest - no decoration
155-Vest-decoration with needle work, appliqué or other fabric
NEW EVENT!!
BINGO Saturday August 13th
2:00pm to 5:00pm
GREAT PRIZES and 50/50’s
DIVISION C – Cakes & Pies
1. All baked goods must be placed on disposable paper or
aluminum plates and covered with cellophane or plastic
wrap.
DECORATED CAKES
Class
210 - Special Occasion & Novelty
211 - Maryland's 4-H Cake - May be any kind, but decorated
to carry out the idea of "Maryland 4-H".
2. No commercial mixes may be used, except in Class 198.
3. Recipe must accompany entry (use 3 x 5 card).
4. All baked goods become the property of the Worcester
County Fair. First place cake and pie entries will be sold
during the Cake and Pie Auction to benefit the Worcester
County Fair Board.
5. All classes will be judged in five age divisions: Junior 4-H,
Intermediate 4-H, Senior 4-H, Open Youth and Open Adult.
6. Cakes and pies will be judged separately from the rest of
the Food Preparation classes.
CAKES
Class
198 - Enhanced Cake from Commercial Mix (in addition to
manufacturer’s recipe, you must add at least three additional
ingredients)
199 - Angel Food Cake - no icing
200 - Chocolate or devil's food layer cake - any icing
201 - Pound Cake - no icing
202 - Carrot Cake - any icing
203 - Coffee Cake - non yeast
204 - Applesauce Cake - no icing
205 - Sponge Cake - no icing
206 - White layer Cake - any icing
207 - Yellow layer Cake - any icing
208 - Cheesecake
209 - Miscellaneous Cake
PIES
Class
225 - Best pastry pie shell - no filling
A. Custard
226 - Chocolate
227 - Coconut Custard
228 - Lemon Meringue
229 - Pumpkin
230 - Sweet Potato
B. Fruit
231 - Apple
232 - Blackberry
233 - Blueberry or Huckleberry
234 - Cherry
235 - Peach
236 - Pineapple
237 - Strawberry
238 - Miscellaneous Pie
DIVISON D – COOKIES, BREADS & CANDIES
260 - Snickerdoodles
261 - Bar Cookies(no brownies)
262- Molded or Shaped Cookies (by hand)
263 - Sugar Cookies - rolled
264 - Drop Cookies
BREADS
COOKIES
Refrigerator: Stiff, rich dough is shaped into rolls, wrapped,
chilled well in refrigerator so that it can be cut into thin slices.
Classes
292 - Baking Powder Biscuits - rolled (4)
293 - Cheesebread
294 - Coffee Cake (non-yeast)
295 - Loaf - white (yeast)
296 - Loaf - whole wheat (yeast)
297 - Loaf - other (yeast)
298 - Muffins - plain (4) - no muffin liner
299 - Muffins - other (4) identify kind - no muffin
liners 300 - Fruit or Fruit and Nut Bread
301 - Vegetable or Vegetable and Nut Bread
302 - Other Bread (non-yeast)
303 - Rolls - any kind
304 - Swedish Tea Ring
305 - Gingerbread
306 - Cornbread
307 - Yeast - Braided
Pressed: Dough is forced through a cookie press or pastry
tube into various shapes.
CANDIES (6 pieces)
(6 in plastic bag on small paper plate)
TYPES OF COOKIES
There are five basic types of cookies. All have much the
same basic ingredients, but the proportions used, the
method of mixing, and the additions result in different
finished products.
Drop: Soft dough is simply dropped from a spoon onto a
cookie sheet.
Bar: Stiff dough is spread or pressed evenly in flat pan,
baked, cooled and cut into bars or squares.
Molded: Stiff dough is rolled between hands into balls, logs,
crescents, etc.
Classes
251 - Brownies with nuts - cake-like
252 - Brownies with nuts - chewy
253 - Brownies without nuts - cake-like
254 - Brownies without nuts - chewy
255 - Chocolate Chip Cookies
256 - Oatmeal Drop Cookies
257 - Peanut Butter Cookies
258 - Refrigerator Cookies
259 - Rolled Cookies
Classes
326 - Plain Cooked Fudge
327 - Cooked Nut Fudge
328 - Uncooked Fudge
329 - Mints
330 - Butterscotch
331 - Caramels
332 - Peanut Brittle
333 – Miscellaneous
DIVISION E - FOOD PRESERVATION
1. Only standard pint or quart canning jars in clear glass and
new two-piece lids are acceptable. Jellies, preserves and
jams may be in 1/2 pint jars. Label each jar clearly as to
product and date. The label size should be no larger than 4"
x 3/4".
2. Judges reserve the right to open canned products if
necessary to make the best decisions.
3. All canning should be done in accordance with the following
publications that are available by calling Worcester County
Extension at 410-632-1972 or online at
www.extension.umd.edu/worcester-county/food-nutrition/
food-preservation-and-canning
*Home Canning of Fruits & Vegetables U.S.D.A. Publication.
*How to Make Jellies, Jams & Preserves at Home U.S.D.A. Publication.
4. Classes will be judged in five age categories: Junior 4-H,
5. E
rieIT
sS
will consist of 1 jar unless otherwise specified.
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Class
345 - Applesauce
346 - Apples
347 - Apple Juice
348 - Blackberries/Blueberries
349 - Cherries
350 - Grape - juice
351 - Peaches - halves
352 - Peaches - pieces
353 - Pears - halves
354 - Pears - pieces
355 - Fruit - Other
356 - 3 jars of fruits (3 varieties)
357 - Strawberry Preserves
358 - Peach Preserves
359 - Fruit Preserves - Other
360 - Grape Jam
361 - Peach Jam
362 - Strawberry Jam
363 - Blueberry Jam
364 - Fruit Jam - Other
365 - Marmalade - Any Kind
366 - Apple Jelly
367 - Grape Jelly
368 - Blueberry Jelly
369 - Fruit Jelly - Other
370 - 3 Jars of Jams, Preserves, or Jellies
VEGETABLES
Class
371 - Beans - green
372 - Beans - lima
373 - Beans - wax
374 - Beets - whole or sliced (no vinegar)
375 - Carrots - sliced or diced
376 - Carrots - whole 377
- Corn - whole kernel 378
- Creamed Corn
379 - Peas
380 - Tomatoes - broken in juice
381 - Tomatoes - whole
382 - Tomato Juice
383 - Sweet Potatoes
384 - White Potatoes
385 - Vegetables - Any Other
386 - 3 jars of vegetables (3 varieties)
387 - Pickled beets - sliced
388 - Pickled beets - whole
389 - Cucumber pickles - cut
390 - Cucumber pickles - whole
391 - Bread and butter pickles
392 - Sour or dill pickles
393 - Relish (mixed vegetable)
394 - Salsa
395 - Chutney
396 - Pickle, any other (name other)
397 - 3 jars of pickles (3 varieties)
DIVISION F - HOME ENVIRONMENT
1. Classes will be judged in five age divisions: Junior 4-H,
2. No crafts in this division.
Class
405 - Shoe Storage - This wardrobe accessory may be the
type that is attached to the wall or sits on the floor. Cost of
construction should be included.
406 - Cleaning Box for Care of Bedroom or Kitchen. Label
box for which room. Exhibit should be of sturdy material and
should have some type of handle for carrying. Trade or
brand names should be covered. Be sure to leave directions
for use of product. Actual cleaning items are to be included
and arranged. Include a card that explains the use of each
item.
407 - Manager's Tool such as magazine holder, letter holder,
etc.
408 - Place Setting - include menu plan for breakfast or
lunch, table covering, napkin, centerpiece on 8" x 11" paper.
Submit an 8" x 10" color photograph of your place setting to
show correct position of dinnerware, glassware and flatware.
409 - Four place mats.
410 - Storage Item - cloth
411 - Storage Item - other than cloth
412 - Bulletin Board
413 - Latch Hook Rug - commercial design
414 - Latch Hook Rug - original design
415 - Latch Hook Wall Hanging - commercial design
416 - Latch Hook Wall Hanging - original design
417 - Latch Hook Pillow - commercial or original design
418 - Wall Hanging - commercial design. This is not to be
framed. - (no string art)
419 - Wall Hanging - original design. This is not to be
framed. - (no string art)
420 - Decorative Pillow - original design (no latch hook)
needlepoint or crewel -no smaller than 8" x 8"
421 - Decorative Pillow - original design (no latch hook)
other than needlepoint or crewel - no smaller than 8" x 8"
422 - Decorative Pillow - commercial design (no latch hook)
needlepoint or crewel - no smaller than 8" x 8".
423 - Decorative Pillow - commercial design (no latch hook)
other than needlepoint or crewel - no smaller than 8" x 8".
424 - Crewel Work Exhibit - other than pillow
425 - Quilted Article for use in the home (handmade)
4- 26 - Quilted Article for use in the home (machine-made)
427- Embroidered item for use in the home
428 - Embroidered Pillow Case (1)
429 - Embroidered Dresser Scarf
430 - Embroidered pictures - original
431 - Embroidered pictures - from kit
432 - Counted Cross-stitch - framed
433 - Counted Cross-stitch - Christmas, any item
434 - Counted Cross-stitch - Sampler
435 - Counted Cross-stitch - Pillow
436 - Counted Cross-stitch - Clothing item
437 - Counted Cross-stitch - towels
438 - Counted Cross-stitch - other
439 - Chicken Scratch Article
440 - Padded Picture Frame
441 - Candlewicking Article
442 - Natural Novelty Centerpiece (no plastic, silk or manmade flowers)
443 - Braided Rug
444 - Framed Needlework Picture - needlepoint
445 - Window Treatment - curtains, drapery, balloon shade,
or valance treatment
446 - Bedspread
447 - Tablecloth - Table coverings or 4 placemats with 4
napkins
448 - Framed or mounted mosaics, glass, seeds, tile picture
449 - Swedish Weaving
450 - Re-upholstered Furniture
Article must be accompanied by the plan, blueprint, working
drawing, sketch, etc. used for construction and a picture of
the article before any re-upholstering took place. Include a
statement to indicate the intended use of the article and the
cost of materials, etc. Place these items in an envelope and
fasten securely to the article by string or tape.
451 - Home Furnishings Accessory - original design (no kits,
use of graph, etc.) May not be an item where there is
another class listed for it.
452 - Desk Accessories - three pieces such as book ends,
desk blotter, case, pencil holder, wastebasket, chair cushion
or pad.
453 - Room Improvement - notebook to include:
a. Floor plan drawn to scale - show furniture arrangement
before & after
b. Samples showing color scheme - before and after
c. Photographs of room - before and after
d. Story explaining improvement, include decisions made,
cost, materials used, etc.
454 - Crocheted Afghan
455 -- Knitted Afghan
456 - Club or small group project - quilt, etc. (information
needed: number in group, use, design source)
DIVISION G-WOOD WORKING
1. Each article must be accompanied by the plan, blueprint,
working drawing, sketch, etc., used for construction. Include
a statement to indicate intended use. Place in envelope &
fasten securely to exhibit.
Class
468 – Book Holders or racks
469 - Birdhouse
470 - Feeder
471 - Furniture - large wooden outdoor (Any dimension 22"
or more)
472 - Furniture - small wooden outdoor (Any dimension 22"
or less)
473 - Furniture
474 – Insect House
475 - Clocks
476 - Woodwork articles for farm or shop use
477 - Lathed Turnings
478 - Chest or storage box
479 – Bat house or Duck box
480 - Wooden toys - kit
481 - Wooden toys - original
482 - Decorative craft articles
483 - Cutting board
484 - Planter
485 - Kitchen article
486 - Refinished article
487 - Other woodwork article
DIVISION H - ELECTRIC
Classes will be judged in five age divisions: Junior 4-H,
Class
499 - Practical Electrical appliance
500 - Lamp (for reading)
501 - Lamp (general)
502 - Electrical games, quizzes, demonstrations, etc.
503 - Electrical exhibit, demonstration
504 - Extension Cord, drop light
DIVISION I – NATURAL RESOURCES COLLECTIONS
1. Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit per class. Due to
limited exhibit space, collections are limited to one display
case per class entered. Case dimensions may not exceed
25” x 30”. Photos may be used to indicate the size/scope of
collections too large to exhibit in their entirety.
2. Collections should include items collected from nature and
identified as to common name, scientific name and state,
region or country where collected. NOTE: Senior exhibitors
must include additional information appropriate to the
collection (e.g. where specimen is grown or found, native vs.
non-native collection, dollar value of timber sales for various
trees, etc.)
3. Collections will be judged on:
a. accuracy in naming and grouping by order
b. variety of species
c. neatness in labeling
d. neatness in display
Class
515 - Shell Collection (min. 15 samples)
516 - Rock Collection (min. 15 unpolished samples)
517 - Leaf Collection (min. 25 different samples from trees,
shrubs, etc)
518 - Mature Tree Bark Collection (min. 15 samples)
519 - Wildflower Collection (min. 25 different samples
520 - Weed Collection ( min. 25 different samples)
521 - Fossil Collection ( min. 10 different samples)
522 - Soil Collection (min.10 different samples)
523 - Print Castings ( min. 3 samples)
DIVISION J – NATURAL RESOURCES DISPLAYS
1. Exhibitors may only enter one exhibit per class.
2. Display may not be larger than 3’x4’ by 3’ tall.
3. May be science board or 3-dimensional.
Class
525 - Forestry Educational Display
526 - Wildlife Educational Display
527 - Shooting Sports Educational Display
528 - Sports Fishing Educational Display
529 - Water Quality Educational Display
530 - Recycling Educational Display
531 - Outdoor Recreation Educational Display
SECTION I – DIGITALLY MANIPULATED
Class
571 – Any digitally manipulated photo-altered using software
must be entered under this class
3. Photos may be mounted horizontally or vertically. All
photos must be a minimum of 5"x7" and not larger than
11"x14". Mat size should correspond to photo size as listed
below:
Photo
Size
5"x7"
8"x10"
11"x14"
Sequence
Mat Size
8"x10"
11"x14"
16"x20"
16"x20"
4. For classes 550 and 569, if two photos are used they
should be 5"x7". If three or four photos are used, they should
be 4"x6". If more photos are used, use a smaller, appropriate
size to make a good exhibit.
5. No lettering permitted on front of mount or on picture.
Name and address must be written on the back of the
mount.
SECTION II – COLOR
Class
543 - Building
544 - Landscape
545 - Seascape
546 - Flowers or Plants
547 - People - individual
548 - People - 2 or more
549 - Animals, Birds or Insects
550 - Sequence of two or more pictures telling a story
551 - Picture Maryland, a photo that captures the spirit of the
state
552 - Miscellaneous
SECTION III - BLACK & WHITE
DIVISION K – PHOTOGRAPHY
1. Each exhibitor will be limited to 1
entry in a class.
2. All photos should be mounted on
mat board or illustration board using spray adhesive, heat
seal, or other permanent mounting medium.
Class
564 - Building
565 - Landscape/Seascape
566 - Flowers or Plants
567 - People - individuals or groups
568 - Animals, Birds or Insects
569 - Sequence of two or more pictures telling a story
570 – Miscellaneous
DIVISION L - ART
1. Entries are limited to original paintings and drawings - in
all media.
2. All work should be ready to hang.
3. Size limit 36" either way, including frame.
4. Classes will be judged in five age divisions:
Junior 4-H, Intermediate 4-H, Senior 4-H, Open Youth, and
Open Adult.
Class
581 - Oil Painting
582 - Acrylic painting
583 - Water color painting
584 - Pastels painting
585 - Black and white pencil drawings
586 - Color pencil drawings
587 - Crayon drawing
588 - Pen and ink drawing
589 - Charcoal Drawing
590 - Other
DIVISION M - POSTER ART
1. Posters must be designed on or affixed to standard poster
board 14"x 22" dimensions. Any medium may be used.
2. Well known (copyrighted) cartoon figures such as Snoopy,
Garfield, Charlie Brown, Annie, etc. may not be used.
3. Name and address along with a brief interpretive
statement should be clearly written on back in the upper lefthand corner.
669 - Decoupage item
670 - Paper Mache
671 - Paper craft
672 - Ceramics - original - fire
673 - Ceramics
674 - Wooden item decorated by individual
675 - Modeling - clay or plaster
676 - Modeling - clay or plaster (molded)
677 - Sculpture - string, metal, wire
678 - Metal craft
679 - Jewelry - kit
680 - Jewelry - original
681 - Mosaics - glass, seed, tile, etc. - kit
682 - Mosaics - glass, seed, tile, etc. original
683 - Models - original
684 - Models - kit
685 - Candles, original (i.e. sand candles)
686 - Candles, made from a mold
687 - Christmas decoration - other
688 - Christmas ornament
689 - Wood Carving
690 - Soap carving
691 - Wood Burning
692 - Rock or shell craft
693 - Basketry
694 - Eggery
695 - Nature Craft (i.e. cornhusk dolls) (no terrariums
accepted)
696 - Dolls, Kit (no soft sculptures)
697 - Soft Sculpture
698 – Duct Tape Craft- 100% duct tape
699 - Plastic craft
700 - Tole Painting
701 - Fimo Clay
702 - Bead craft
703 - Clothes Pin craft
704 - Button craft
705 - Sand Art
706 - Miscellaneous crafts
Classes and Theme
620 - "4-H, More Than You Ever Imagined"
621 - Open Theme - create your own
622 - Food and Nutrition
Let's Get
at the
Worcester County Fair
DIVISION N - CRAFTS
Mud Bog
1. All classes will be judged in five age
divisions: Junior 4-H, Intermediate 4-H,
Senior 4-H, Open Youth and Open Adult.
RACE our
Power
BOG
Track!!
2. Unless otherwise indicated, note
whether entry is a kit or not a kit.
Class
650 - Felt craft (no knitted, crocheted or latchook item)
651 - Fiber craft (no knitted, crocheted, latchook or crossstitched item)
652 - Yarn craft (no knitted, crocheted, or latchook item)
653 - String Art - kit (ready to hang)
654 - String Art - original (ready to hang)
655 - Macrame
656 - Decorative clothing
657 - Rubber stamp craft
658 - Suede craft
659 - Leather craft stamped (indicate if kit)
660 - Leather craft, tooled (indicate if kit)
661 - Weaving - loom
662 - Weaving - handweaving
663 - Batik
664 - Liquid Embroidery
665 - Quilling
666 - Silk Screening
667 - Tye Dye
668 - Collage - cloth, paper, framed and ready to hang
Register /RA
TIMES:
Friday August 12th; 2:30pm to 4:30pm
Saturday August 13th; 2:30p to 4:30pm
S
y August 14th; 12:00pm to 2:00pm
Bog Deta
to racers!
-12 volt Power
-Participants
at least 3 years
and
-Participants a encourag to bring
own
For
information or to SPONSOR a Power
contact
Powell at 410-726-7225
FA
INFORMATION CAN BE
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AT
Leaps and Bounds
Rabbitry
Special Thanks!
To ALL our
wonderful 4-H
Volunteers!
You are the
heart and soul of
our program.
We couldn’t do
it without you!!
Cindy, Lisa
and Kelly
2642 Bird Hill Rd.
Girdletree, MD 21829
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Regularly Sponsored Shows &
Clinics
Pony Rides – Parties
Horses for Sale/Lease
Lighted 100’ x 150’ Outdoor Ring
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Phone: (410) 632-2363
Email:
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443.523.0497
7406 Libertytown Road
Berlin, MD 21811
DIVISION O - COLLECTIONS
A collection must consists of at least 5 items and not more
than 25 items unless suitably framed (frame or case cannot
be larger than 36 x 36 inches). The total area of each
collection not to exceed 36 x 36 inches. In Class 732, fifteen
(15) or more are needed. All entries in NAME of collector
and give evidence of added item from previous year.
Classes will be judged in 5 age divisions: Junior 4-H,
Intermediate 4-H, Senior 4-H, Open Youth, and Open Adult.
Class
729 - Stamps in book or framed - United States
730 - Stamps in book or framed - Topical (any one topic)
731 - Stamps in book or framed - Foreign
732 - Arrowhead collection 15 or more different specimens
displayed in box or framed
733 - Coins in book or framed - United States
734 - Coins in a book or framed - Foreign
735 - Miniatures, (5 or more) under 4 inches: horses, dogs,
cats, cars, wild animals, dolls, tins, metals, china and
thimbles, etc.
736 - Stuffed Animals (all one type) collection (example
dogs)
737 - Stuffed Animals collection of different animals
738 - Animals one type (example: all horses, all ducks, etc.)
not stuffed (example: plastic, wood, glass)
739 - Dolls (5 inches or more)
740 - Postcards in Album
741 - Sports Cards in Album all one type (ex: all Baseball, all
Football, etc.)
742 - Speciality Cards in Album all one type (no sports)
743 - Stickers, Patches, or Pins
744 - Model cars, tractors, boats, planes, rockets
745 - Miscellaneous
DIVISION P - SCRAPBOOK
Class
772 - Scrapbook (individual)
773 - Scrapbook (club)
774 - Miscellaneous
DIVISION Q - VEGETABLES AND GARDENING
1. All exhibits must be grown and
exhibited by the exhibitor.
2. Each entry must be on a disposable
white paper plate adequate in size for
entry.
3. Entries will be accepted only if listed amount of vegetables
are displayed, example (Beets, 5 topped).
800 - Kale - 1 bunch
801 - Lettuce - 1 head
802 - Lima beans - bush (10 pods)
803 - Lima beans - pole (10 pods)
804 - Okra (10 pods)
805 - Onions - white (5)
806 - Onions - red (5)
807 - Onions - yellow (5)
808 - Peppers, bell type (5)
809 - Peppers, cayenne (5)
810 - Peppers, banana (5)
811 - Peppers, any other hot variety (5)
812 - Popcorn (5 ears)
813 - Pumpkin (1)
814 - Potatoes, any red variety (6)
815 - Potatoes, white (6)
816 - Potatoes, any other variety (6)
817 - Herb (Parsley, Mint, etc.)
818 - Radish (6)
819 - Rhubarb (stalk)
820 - Rutabaga (6)
821 - Stringless green beans - (10)
822 - Squash - acorn (3)
823 - Squash - butternut (3)
824 - Squash - crookneck (3)
825 - Squash - patty pan (3)
826 - Squash - yellow straightneck (3)
827 - Squash - zucchini (3)
828 - Squash - other varieties (3)
829 - Sweet corn - white in husk (5)
830 - Sweet corn - yellow in husk (5)
831 - Sweet peas
832 - Tomatoes, any red, no-preserving (5)
833 - Tomatoes, any yellow, no-preserving (5)
834 - Tomatoes, cherry (5)
835 - Tomatoes, preserving
836 - Watermelon - jubilee (1)
837 - Watermelon - crimson sweet (1)
838 - Watermelon - allsweet (1)
839 - Watermelon - any other variety (not seedless, icebox
or yellow meat) (1)
840 - Watermelon - seedless (1)
841 - Watermelon - icebox (1)
842 - Watermelon - yellow meat (1)
843 - Honeydew Melon (1)
844 - Vegetable - any other variety not listed above
DIVISION R - VEGETABLE DECORATIVE ART
Have fun designing a vegetable character, critter or
sculpture.
1. This class is to display a vegetable art using a variety of
vegetables from the home garden or farm.
4. Each exhibitor limited to one entry per class.
2. It is suggested that the vegetables used in this exhibit be
limited to those listed in Division Q.
3. A space of 2' x 2' in any direction will be provided for
each exhibit.
Class
785 - Beans - yellow wax (10)
786 - Beets - pickling (5 topped)
787 - Beets - slicing (5 topped)
788 - Broccoli - 1 bunch
789 - Brussels Sprouts
790 - Cabbage - 1 head, green
791 - Cabbage - 1 head, red
792 - Cantaloupe - 1
793 - Carrots - (5 topped)
794 - Cauliflower (1)
795 - Cucumber, pickling (5)
796 - Cucumber, salad (3)
797 - Eggplant (1)
798 - Leafy Green Vegetable (Spinach, Lettuce, Collard,
Endive, etc.- 1 bunch) Not Kale
799 - Indian corn (5 ears)
4. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry.
5. Judging will be based on creativity, number of vegetables
used and overall appearance. This category is for fun and
creative use of vegetables.
Class
868 - Junior
869 - Intermediate
870 - Senior
871 - Open Youth
872 - Open Adult
Don’t Miss the Tal ent Show!!!
Talent Sh ow !
Youth & Adult: Saturday AUGUST 13th @ 6:00 P.M.
Rules
 Talent can be any type of amateur entertaining (singing, dancing, musical. etc.) deemed appropriate for
the family atmosphere of the county fair.
 All entries must be pre-registered by August 7th and include the song’s words (whether sung or in
background) or cassette tape/cd of song, if no words just note “no vocals”, send to
Starr Robinson 4929 Onley Rd. Girdletree Md. 21829
 The Worcester County Fair Board reserves the right to disallow and act that does not fit into the family
atmosphere of the county fair.
 The fair will provide a flat stage, electricity, cassette/cd player and microphone for performances. All other
props must be furnished by the performer.
 Group entries are allowed, but the prizes will be as stated below. Participants can only perform once, either
individually or with a group.
 Each act will be limited to a maximum of 5 minutes.
 All judges’ decisions are final.
 Participants MUST be at the stage area by 5:30pm on August 13th for a brief meeting to go over judging
score sheets and final questions.
Prizes
Categories
7 years old and under**Participation Award
only
Youth Ages 8 through 10
Youth Ages 11 through 13
Youth Ages 14-18
First Place - $50 cash
Second Place - $25 cash
Third Place - $10 cash
Adults 19 and up
MAIL ENTRY FORM, INCLUDING WORDS OR CD TO ADDRESS LISTED ABOVE BY August 5th, 2016 .
NAME:_______________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________________________
PHONE #:
_____________________________ AGE:
________________Birth
Date_______________ TALENT OR
ACT:________________________________________________________________________ TITLE
(song
title):________________________________________________________________________
Contact Starr Robinson with questions at
Phone: 443-735-3386 OR Email: [email protected] (Subject: Talent Show)
DIVISION S - FLOWERS
1. Exhibitors must provide suitable
containers for specimen exhibits.
2. House plants & terrariums should
have been established in the pot or
container at least one month.
3. Flower arrangements may be homegrown or hot house grown.
925 - Philodendron, vine type in pot without a hanger
926 - Ferns, in pot without hanger
927 - Cactus, in pot without hanger
928 - Succulents, in pot without hanger
929 - House plants producing edible or ornamental fruit Example:
Avocado, Pepper, Orange, Lemon, Pineapple, etc.
TERRARIUM
4. Corsages should include no plastic or artificial materials.
5. Materials used in class 970 - 983 (except silk flowers)
must be grown or collected by exhibitor. No artificially
colored or dyed materials may be used.
6. All classes will be judged in five age divisions: Junior 4-H,
Class
882 - Gladioli, (Gladiolus), 1 spike with two leaves attached
883 - Aster, china double, (Callistepaus), 3 blooms, one
variety and color
884 - Marigold, large flowering, (Tagetes), 3 blooms, one
variety
885 - Marigold, small type, (Tagetes), 3 branches with a
minimum of a 1 bloom per bunch - single
886 - Marigold, small type, (Tagetes), 3 branches with a
minimum of a 1 bloom per bunch - double
887 - Petunia, 3 branches with a minimum of 1 bloom per
branch, one variety -single
888 - Petunia, 3 branches with a minimum of 1 bloom per
branch, one variety -double
889 - Chrysanthemum, 5 stems of 1 color
890 - Zinnia - flower 1 1/2" or less in diameter, 3 blooms one
variety & color
891 - Zinnia - flower 1 1/2" to 3" in diameter, 3 blooms, one
variety and color
892 - Zinnia - flower 3" or more in diameter, 3 blooms, one
variety and color
893 - Dahlias, large, 1 bloom
894 - Dahlias, pompom, 3 blooms of 1 color
895 - Dahlias, miniature, 3 blooms of 1 color
896 - Rose - 1 bloom
897 - Perennials, one variety, 3 blooms
898 - Annuals, one variety, 3 blooms
899 - Other, please label name
900 - Celosia, three blooms
901 - Cosmos, three blooms
902 - Ornamental cabbage, 1 head
903 - Ornamental Kale, 1 head
904 - Calendula, three blooms
905 - Carnation, 3 blooms
906 - Daisy - single
907 - Daisy - double
908 - Pansy, 3 blooms
909 - Salvia, 3 blooms
910 - Snapdragon, 3 blooms
911 - Stock, 3 blooms
912 - Verbena, 3 blooms
Planted for a month or more - please check plants and do
not mix woodland, tropical, succulent or cactus.
Class
943 - Terrarium, with top, at least three different varieties of
tropical plants in soil
944 - Terrarium, with top, at least three different varieties of
woodland plants in soil
945 - Dish Garden - contains at least 3 plants
946 - Bonsai
HANGING BASKETS
Class
957 - Hanging Basket, one variety, foliage only
958 - Hanging Basket, one variety, flowering only
959 - Hanging Basket, one variety, cactus or succulent
ARRANGEMENTS
Class
970 - Corsage, nosegay, flowers grouped in a mass, fresh
materials only
971 - Corsage, nosegay, flowers grouped in a mass, dried or
silk material only
972 - Corsage, spray type, fresh material only
973 - Corsage, spray type, dried or silk material only
974 - Corsage, single flower, fresh material only
975 - Corsage, single flower, dried or silk material only
976 - Christmas corsage
977 - Mass Arrangement, fresh material only (over 8")
978 - Line Arrangement, fresh material only (over 8")
979 - Mass Arrangement, dried material only (over 8")
980 - Line Arrangement, dried material only (over 8")
981 - Silk Flower and Dried Material Mass (under 8")
982 - Silk Flower and Dried Material Mass (over 8") 983
- Artistic Arrangement related to 4-H Theme - "4-H,
More Than You Ever Imagined"
HOUSEPLANTS
Planted for a month or more. Container not to be larger than 12"
in diameter, no cans allowed for container.
Class
920 - African Violet, plant in bloom
921 - African Violet, plant without bloom
922 - House Plant grown for bloom (presently blooming)
Example:
Orchids, Amaryllis, Oxalis, Gloxinia, Shrimp Plant, Flaming
Violet
923 - House Plant grown for bloom (presently not flowering)
924 - House Plant grown for foliage - Example: Dumb cane,
Schefflera, Dracaena, Palm, Chinese Evergreen, Prayer
Plant, Pepperomia, etc.
Check the schedule for
Livestock Shows ALL WEEKEND!!
DIVISION T - FIELD CROPS
Any entry of grain shall consist of one quart in a clear glass
container. Entries will be judged in five divisions - Junior 4-H,
Class
994 - Barley - 1 qt.
995 - Oats - 1 qt.
996 - Rye - 1 qt.
997 - Wheat - 1 qt.
998 - Soybeans (black) - 1 qt.
999 - Soybeans (yellow) - 1 qt.
1000 - Corn (shelled) - 1 qt.
1001 - Corn (ten ears)
1002 - Corn (longest ear)
1003 - Indian Corn (10 ears)
1004 - Sunflower
1015 - Corn (best single ear)
1016 - Corn, best appearance (3 stalks cut off at ground
level - no roots)
1017 - Hay, one flake, at least 80% alfalfa, tied and in clear
plastic bag
1018 - Hay, one flake, tied and in clear plastic bag
1019 - Hay, one flake, grasses, tied and in clear plastic bag
1020 - Straw, one flake, tied and in clear plastic bag
FRUIT & NUTS
Class
1031 - Apple - crab (10)
1032 - Apple - golden (5)
1033 - Apple - Red (5)
1034 - Apple - other (5)
1035 - Figs (5)
1036 - Grapes (5 clusters)
1037 - Kiwi (5)
1038 - Peaches - white (5)
1039 - Peaches - yellow (5)
1040 - Blackberries (1 pint)
1041 - Raspberries (1 pint)
1042 - Peanuts (10)
1043 - Chestnuts (10)
1044 - Walnuts (10)
1045 - Pecans (10)
HONEY
All honey and beeswax must have been produced by the
exhibitor within a 15 month period prior to entry. All honey
exhibited must have been gathered and ripened in a natural
way by honey bees. All extracted honey entries must be
exhibited in 1 lb. glass jars. All chunk and finely granulated
honey entries must be exhibited in jars
of one pound or more capacity. All
section comb honey entries must be
wrapped in clear cellophane.
Class
1056 - Dark extracted honey - 1 lb. jar
1057 - Light extracted honey - 1 lb. jar
1058 - Section comb honey - light (2 sections)
1059 - Section comb honey - dark (2 sections)
Sand Art!
Come Create Sand Art
Master Pieces with the
Worcester County Junior Board
& local 4-Her’s!!
DIVISION U -BOOTHS
1. 4-H/FFA PROMOTION
Division Rules & Regulations:
1. 4-H and FFA Members may exhibit in Sections I & II of this
division. Only 4-H Members enter in this category.
2. Exhibitors and exhibits must comply with “General State
Fair Rules & Regulations”, “General 4-H and FFA Rules &
Regulations”, these “Division Rules & Regulations” and the
applicable “Section Rules & Regulations”.
3 All exhibits must relate to and promote 4-H or FFA. Cartoon
figures, such as Spongebob, Bart Simpson, etc., cannot be
used since they are copyrighted.
4. Booths and banners must primarily be the work of club or
chapter members. Parents, leaders and advisors may
supervise and assist with the design but may not do a
significant portion of the construction. Posters must be the
work of the Exhibitor.
5. Exhibits previously entered in the Worcester County Fair are
not allowed. Booth frames, etc. may be reused.
4-H and FFA CLUB/CHAPTER BOOTHS
CLASSES:
• There are two classes offered: A) Themed and B) Open.
• Themed booths shall use the following theme for 2016 “Make A Lasting Memory with 4-H/FFA”
• Open booths may feature any theme promoting 4-H or FFA.
Size and Construction:
• Exterior booth dimensions must be: 47” W x 36” D x 22” H.
• The sides must be in the shape of a right triangle using the
following dimensions: 22”tall x 36”long/deep.
ID CARD:
• Identification card must be typed not hand written. Font size
minimum 16pt.
• Card should be (business card size) 2”x3.5” in size and
displayed horizontally.
• Securely attached to the bottom board, on the right front
corner.
• The ID card must include the Club/Chapter Name and the
county.
• Missing ID Cards will result in disqualification.
Booth Details:
• Nothing in the booth may be taller than the sides of the booth
where the item is placed.
• No Electrical hookups will be provided.
• Structure MUST be constructed of durable materials that will
look good for the duration of the fair.
• Booth items MUST be securely fastened to prevent damage,
loss or to prevent items from shifting if moved. Booths are
often relocated after they are dropped off, if items shift due to
poor design they will be left where they fall.
• Failure to comply with these instructions may cause the
booth to be disqualified and not receive a premium.
Booths MUST Display:
• Booth Title
• Minimum of one OFFICIAL 4-H Clover or FFA crest must be
displayed.
• Suggestions: Use readable font choices and sizes, make
sure to use proper clover and crest in readable formats, colors
and sizes. This is marketing/promotional display, make sure to
highlight your organization. When displayed can we tell who is
promoting this booth and what for? Be creative with
placements of logos, text, graphics, and 3-dimensional items.
Check the schedule
for all the
DOG FRIENDLY
ACTIVITIES PLANNED!
All dogs must be leashed.
Check the schedule for booth times!
Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pet.
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Saturday, August 13, 2016
11 a.m. until 2 p.m.
WORCESTER COUNTY FAIR
At BYRD PARK
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS
2016 Livestock Rules and Regulations
1.
All entries must be pre-registered by July 29, 2016. Only forms sent by
mail or email will be accepted. No copies or faxes.
2.
All livestock entries must meet the requirements of the State of Maryland
Animal Health Department and be accompanied by approved Health
Papers atthe time of registration. All animals must be tagged according to
the prevailing USDA requirements.
(Dairy, Beef, Swine, Goats, Sheep, Poultry, Rabbit Entries)
ENTRY FORM
Name
3.
4.
5.
All animals must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor. All 4-H/FFA
Chapter exhibitors must be registered by June 01, 2016 with the 4-H
Educator in their County. All4-H exhibit animals shall be tagged and
registered in accordance with the "Maryland 4-H Animal Ownership
Deadlines." Dairy and Beef entries will be limited to 4 animals per
exhibitor. All animals should be tagged in accordance with MD animal
health department requirements.
Entries shall be limited to Open Youth ages 8 - 18 and 4-H youth ages 8 to
18 from Worcester, Wicomico, and Somerset County 4-H Clubs. There
will be separate classes for Youth and 4-H/FFA
Registration will be from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., Thursday, August 11,
2016. All animals must be checked in and secured in pens with proper
bedding, feed and water by 10:00 p.m. All exhibitors shall attend a
barn meeting at
8:30p.m. on August 11, 2016 after registration. The Livestock Areas shall be
in Order when the Fair Opens Friday, August 12, 2016. Livestock may not be
removed until 4:00 p.m. Sunday, August 14, 2016.
6.
Exhibitors are responsible for the care of their animals. Pens, Stalls and
Animals shall be kept presentable at all times. The exhibitor is
responsible forproviding all needed equipment to care for the animals
and to keep the Barn in order. Aisles should be kept clear to allow the
public to move through the exhibit without risk. No washing will be
allowed outside of designated areas.
7.
All animals must be exhibited by their owner/exhibitor, except in classes
where 2 animals must be shown in the same class. In this case, the other
animal must be shown by a properly attired youth or 4-H member.
8.
Proper Showmanship attire is required for all classes and shall be
according to the guidelines in the Maryland State Fair Book. No
open-toed shoes will be allowed. Work type
boots
are
recommended.
9.
All Market Classes will be broken down based on weight at weigh-in at
the Fair at the discretion of the Livestock Superintendent. Entries not
reaching minimum weight at the Fair may not compete for Grand or
Reserve Champion Market Animal. Animals entered in Market Classes
may not be entered in Breeding classes.
10.
Ages of all animals for entry into classes shall be the age of that animal on
July 1 of the current year unless otherwise stated.
11.
In the event that there is only one entry in the class, the placing of the
entry shall depend upon the merit of the entry and the award made at
the discretion of the Judge.
12.
All Exhibitors, Parents, and persons working with the exhibits or the
exhibitors are expected to demonstrate courtesy and respect toward the
livestock, other exhibitors, any persons working in the livestock area and
the public. Anyone having inappropriate behavior may be disqualified
and asked toleave the Fair. No drugs, Alcoholic Beverages, or
disrespectful language will be tolerated.
13.
All exhibitors are expected to fit their animals. Assistance from other 4Her's is permitted and 4-Her's are encouraged to offer assistance to one
another. Parents or leaders may assist novice show persons. Guidance is
permitted for Junior exhibitors, but the exhibitors are expected to do the
work themselves. Senior exhibitors are not permitted to receive assistance
in fitting animals. Parents/Leaders may help move animals.
14.
Overnight stay at the Fair shall be limited to those youth with Goats,
Sheep, Swine, Beef, and/or Dairy Exhibits. Exhibitors wishing to stay at
the Fair overnight must be accompanied by a parent or approved adult
supervisor (written permission must be given to the Livestock
Superintendent). All youthstaying overnight will not be permitted to leave
the Fair after Fair Hours.
15.
All exhibitors will be expected to clean up their pens on Sunday, August
14, 2016.
16.
Every effort will be made to protect the entries while at the Fair.
However, the Worcester County 4-H / FFA Fair disclaims any
responsibility for loss or damage to property or persons.
17.
All rules are subject to the final interpretation by the Livestock
Superintendent. Any rule interpretation or change made by the Livestock
Superintendent shall reflect the best interest of the Worcester County 4-H
/ FFA Fair and the youth involved.
Street Address
City/State/Zip
Phone #
4-H/FFA Club:
Codes for Age Division
Exhibitor
J = 4-H Junior
I = 4-H Intermediate
S = 4-H Senior
County:
Age as of 1/1/16
Birth date:
DIVISION
CLASS
No.
AGE
DIVISION
BREED
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Include sex of animal &
Tag Number
# of Animals | # of Pens
Goats
|
Sheep
|
Swine
|
Beef
|
Dairy
|
Poultry
|
Rabbits
|
Complete and Return this Form to
Worcester County 4-H FFA Fair
P.O. Box 356, Snow Hill MD 21863
BY Friday, JULY 29, 2016
You May Copy this Form or Use a Blank Sheet of Paper for
Additional Entries
You can register online at: www.worcestercountyfair.com
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DIVISION V - DAIRY
Class
1083 4H/FFA Showmanship Novice (first timer)
1084 4H/FFA Showmanship Junior (8-13)
1085 4H/FFA Showmanship Senior (14-18)
1086 - Junior Heifer Calf - born after 1/1/16
1087 - Senior Heifer Calf - born 6/1/16 to 12/31/16
1088 - Junior Yearling Heifer - born 1/1/16 to 5/31/16
1089 - Senior Yearling Heifer - born before 12/31/15 and
nevercalved
1090 - Steer (animal must be pure dairy breed)
1091 - Dairy Cow in Milk - 2 years old and over and must
have calved
DIVISION VG - DAIRY GOATS
Dwarfs and Minis may be separated into separate classes at
the discretion of the Livestock Superintendent with the
exception of Fitting and Showing Classes.
Class
1106 - Junior Doe Kid - born on or after April 1, 2016
1107 - Senior Doe Kid - born on or after Sept. 1, 2015–
March 31, 2016
1108 - Dry Yearling - under two yrs. old and never freshened
1109 - Milking Yearling - under two yrs. old inmilk
1110 - Doe in milk - 2 years
1114 - Dairy Herd - 3 does, owned by exhibitor (any animals
entered in Dairy Herd must also be shown in individual
classes)
DIVISION W - BEEF
Class
Market Beef
1121 - Feeder Calf - 400-600 lbs.
1122 - Market Steer – Min. 900 lbs. Animals will be divided
into lightweight and heavyweight divisions. Each exhibitor
may enter 4 animals total – 2 per weight division.
Breeding Beef
1124 - Junior Heifer Calf - born on or after Jan. 1, 2016
1125 - Senior Heifer Calf - born 6/1/15 to 12/31/15
1126 - Junior Yearling Heifer - born 1/1/15 to 5/31/15
1127 - Senior Yearling Heifer - born 6/1/14 to 12/31/14
1128 - Cow - 2 yrs. old and older and must have calved
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DIVISION MG - MEAT GOATS
Dwarfs and Minis may be separated into separate classes at
the discretion of the Livestock Superintendent with the
exception of 4H/FFA Showmanship Classes.
Class
Breeding Meat Goats
1133 - Junior Doe Kid - born after March 1, 2016
1134 - Senior Doe Kid - born Sept. 1, 2015 to Feb. 29, 2016
1135 - Yearling Doe - at least 1 yr. old & less than 2 yrs. old
1136 - Senior Production Doe - 2 years and older and must
have kidded.
1139 - Buck Kid - under 1 year old
1137- Market Meat Goats – Min. 40 lbs. Animals will be
divided into lightweight and heavyweight divisions. Each
exhibitor may enter 4 animals total – 2 per weight division.
DIVISION X -SWINE
Class
1145 4H/FFA Showmanship - Senior (14-18)
1146 - Spring Gilt - born Jan. 1, 2016 - May 1, 2016
Market Hogs 1147 - Market Hog- Animals will be divided into light,
medium and heavyweight divisions. Each exhibitor may
enter 6 animals total – 2 per weight division
1150 - Market Hog Pairs - Exhibitor may enter only one pair
in this class. Pairs may be exhibited in pens, at the discretion
of Livestock Superintendent.
DIVISION Y – SHEEP
Wool and Hair breeds may be separated into separate classes at
the discretion of the Livestock Superintendent with the exception
of Showmanship Classes
Class
1163 - Market Lamb - must be under 1 year old and
min. 60 lbs. Animals will be divided into lightweight and
heavyweight divisions. Each exhibitor 4 animals total – 2 per
weight division.
Breeding Sheep
1165 - Ram Lamb - under 1 year old
1166 - Junior Ewe Lamb - born after Jan. 1, 2016
1167 - Senior Ewe Lamb - born Sept 1, 2015 to Dec 31,2015
1168 - Yearling Ewe - at least 1 year old but under 2 yrs. old
1169 - Production Ewe - 2 yrs. old and older and must have
lambed.
DIVISION Z -POULTRY
1. Poultry Show will be open to 4-H Youth, Open Youth and
Open Adults.
2. No waterfowl will be accepted for exhibit by order of the
Maryland Department of Agriculture.
3. State of Maryland regulations require that all poultry except
waterfowl, pigeons and doves entered into Exhibition must
have originated from a U.S. Pullorum-Typhoid clean flock as
defined in title 9 of the Code of Federal Regulations or every
participating bird must have a negative test for Sammonella
Pullorum-Typhoid within 90 days before the Fair. These tested
birds must be held separate from the remainder of the flock. If
the birds are commingled then all tests are void.
Documentation of tests results shall be on MDA-E20, VS
form9-2, VS form 9-3 or comparable form. Foe Out-of State
poultry health requirements you may call the Maryland
Department of Agriculture at 410-841-5810 or on the web at
http://www.mda.state.md.us
4. The Maryland Department of Agriculture regulations
require that all poultry entered into Exhibition must tested for
Avian Influenza within 10 days of entry, or originate from a
NPIP Avian Influenza Clean or Monitored Flock.
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5. All poultry must be registered in the Maryland Domestic
Poultry and Exotic Bird Premises Registration Program. All
Poultry shall be identified with a Maryland Dept. Of Agriculture
approved tamper-proof numbered leg or wing band.
6. More detailed information on required testing, tagging and
certificates of Veterinary inspection may be obtained from the
Maryland Department of Agriculture at 410-841-5810 or on
the web at http://www.mda.state.md.us.
7. Entrants are limited to entering a total of 12 birds. There
may be more than 1 entry per class.
8. Exhibitors are responsible for providing food and water for
their birds.
9. All entries must be pre-registered by July 24, 2016.
10. All poultry will be accepted for exhibit between 5:00 p.m.
and 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 11, 2016.
Class
1175- Perfect Dozen
1176- 4-H Novice Showmanship
1177- 4-H Junior Showmanship
1178- 4-H Senior Showmanship
Shown as male or female (All Poultry)
1181 - White Egg Layer
1182 - Brown Egg Layer
1183 - Broilers (Pen 2 Males)
1184 - Roaster
1185 - Capon
Purebred Large Fowl
1186 - American
1187 - English
1188 - Asiatic
1189 - Mediterranean
1190 - Duck
1191 - Any Other Purebred Breed
Purebred Bantams
1192 - Single Comb Clean Legged
1193 - Rose Comb Clean Legged
1194 - Any Other Comb Clean Legged
1195 - Feather Legged
1196 - Modern Game
1197 - Old English Game
Other
1198 - Duck
1199 - Guinea
1200 - Turkey
1201 - Pheasant
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Since ‘21
Snow Hill, MD 21863
410-632-0151
DIVISION AA - RABBITS
All entries must be pre-registered by July 29, 2016.
1. Rabbit Show will be open to 4-H Youth, Open Youth and
Open Adult. Must bring to the fair a completed self certification
of animal health for each entry.
2. Entries must be in place between 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on
Thursday, August 11th and will be released at 4:00 p.m. on
Sunday, August 14th.
3. Exhibitors are responsible for providing food and water for
their animals.
4. Class, breed, rabbits age division, and ear tattoo* number
must be written on the entry blank. Must have a tattoo for
identification whether permanent or temporary.
5. Rabbits in breed classes must be a minimum of 12 weeks
old to be shown. NO EXCEPTIONS. There are no fur classes.
6. Rabbits will be judged by the latest ARBA Standard of
Perfection.
7. A breed champion will be selected in those breeds with 5 or
more entries.
8. Rosettes will be awarded to Breed Champion & Reserve
Breed Champion.
9. A trophy will be awarded to 4-H, Open Youth and Adult Best
of Show entry.
10. Any rabbit showing signs of diseases will be refused
entry.
11. All exhibitors are responsible for presentation of animals
for judging unless prior arrangements have been made with
rabbit superintendent.
Class
1202 – Dutch Buck
1203 – Dutch Doe
1204 – Holland Lop Buck
1205 - Holland Lop Doe
1206 – Netherlands Dwarf Buck
1207 – Netherlands Dwarf Doe
1208 – Jersey Woolly Buck
1209 – Jersey Woolly Doe
1210 – Mini Rex Buck
1211 – Mini Rex Doe
1212- Satin Buck
1213- Satin Doe
1214-Any other purebred Buck Small Breed
1215- Any other purebred Doe Small Breed
1216- Crossbred Buck (Small)
1217- Crossbred Doe (Small)
1218- California Buck
1219- California Doe
1220- French Lop Buck
1221- French Lop Doe
1222- Chinchilla Buck
1223- Chinchilla Doe
1224- Mini Lop Buck
1225- Mini Lop Doe
1226- New Zealand Buck
1227- New Zealand Doe
1228- Angora Buck
1229- Angora Doe
1230- Any other purebred Buck Large Breed
1231- Any other purebred Doe Large Breed
1232- Crossbred Buck (Large)
1233- Crossbred Doe (Small)
1234- Novice fitting and showmanship (first time
rabbit) 1235- 4-H Junior filling and showmanship (8-13
years old) 1236- 4-H Senior fitting and showmanship
(14-18 years old)
12. Exhibitors may exhibit more than one animal per class.
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HORSE SHOW Entry
Form
SUNDAY AUGUST 14th
7am Registration
8am Show
Begins
Classes:
1.
Open Halter
2.
Open Showmanship
3.
Mini-Horse Halter
4.
Mini-Horse Showmanship
5.
Mini-Horse In-Hand Free Jumping
6.
Leadline Walk
7.
Leadline Over poles
8.
Leadline Off line
9.
Short Stirrup Walk
10.
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot
11.
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot/Canter
12.
Short Stirrup Over Fences X-rails
***15 minute schooling break***
13.
Low Hunter Walk/Trot/Canter
14.
Low Hunter Over Fences 2’, 2’3, 2’6
15.
Low Hunter Over Fences 2’, 2’3, 2’6
16.
Pleasure Horse or Pony Walk/Trot
17.
Pleasure Horse or Pony Walk/Trot/Canter
18.
Pleasure Horse or Pony Over Fences X-rails, 2’, 2’3
19.
Equitation Walk
20.
Equitation Walk/Trot
21.
Equitation Walk/Trot/Canter
22.
Equitation Over Fences X-Rails, 2’, 2’3
23.
Simon Says
24.
Musical Cones
25.
Barrel Racing
26.
Walk/Trot (Pairs)
27.
Pony Express (Pairs)
28.
Pole Bending (Pairs)
29.
Mini-Horse Pleasure Driving
30.
Open Pleasure Driving
31.
Open Pattern Driving
32.
Open Driving
Division DD
Horse Show Rules
1. Classes are Open to youth and adult
2. An ASTM approved safety headgear is required by all riders. All riders
must wear boots or shoes with a heel. "Show Clothes" are preferred
although not required.
3. All classes are open to English and Western riders. Pleasure Horse &
Hunter may cross enter.
4. Negative Coggins is required for each horse entering in a class. They
will be checked upon entering by a show steward or manager. Please
make sure to send a copy of your coggins if you pre-enter.
5. Worcester County Fair Board, the Town of Snow Hill, and its
agents/representatives/stewards will not be held liable for injury to
participants or horses.
6. All dogs must be leashed.
7. All judges/officials decisions are final.
8. Entry fee is $5.00 per class if Pre-entered by the due date, otherwise
the day of the show the entry fee is $8.00 per class.
9. Ribbons will be awarded for each class. Each division will have a
Champion and Reserve Champion. There also will be a sportsmanship
award. Awarded to the rider who best exemplifies good sportsmanship
and support for their peers. This award will be given by the judge at the
end of the day!
10. Classes may be split or cancelled depending on number of entries at
the show steward’s discretion.
11. Any questions arising that are not covered by these rules will be
handled by a show steward.
12. Registration will be held one (1) hour prior to the show. Preferred if
you Pre-Enter by the due date!
13. Martingales are not allowed to be worn in "Flat" classes.
14. All times are subject to change due to participation.
15. Classes 25-27 are pair classes. These classes require two riders. To
qualify for Champion and Reserve Champion Division, the same two
riders must compete together throughout the division. Please specify the
groups by rider and horse to the show office. Each rider will be charged
for participating in the pairs class.
16. Leadline riders must be 10 years old and under. If participant
competes in the Leadline division, they will not be permitted to enter in
any other classes except Halter, Showmanship, or Mini-Horse.
Divisions:
Open
Short Stirrup
Low Hunter
Mini-Horse
Equitation
Pairs
Driving
Leadline
Pleasure
PREMIUMS WILL BE AWARDED
BASED ON THE FOLLOWING SCALES:
Division A &
U – Club
Division Z, AA
Banners and
Booths
Division B - T
4-H Grand Champion in
Each Division
Receives $10.00
Special Award
Premium
Blue - $3.00
Blue - $3.50
Blue - $10.00
Red - $2.50
White - $2.00
Red - $3.00
White - $2.50
Red - $9.00
White - $8.00
Green - $0.00
Yellow - $2.00
DIVISION VG, MG, X & Y –
DAIRY GOATS, MEAT GOATS, SWINE, &
SHEEP
3
$10.00
4
$9.00
5
$8.00
Participation
$0.00
DIVISION V & W - DAIRY COWS & BEEF
Placing - Prize
1
2
$20.00 $17.00
3
$14.00
4
$13.00
5
$12.00
Participation
$0.00
3
$3.00
4
$2.00
5
$1.00
BERLIN HOOT OWLS 4-H CLUB
Mendy Fiori
Katie Grey
Patty Grey
Denise Ortega
FRIEND FINDERS 4-H CLUB
Alicia Maddox
Constance Pollock
SOARING EAGLES 4-H CLUB
Stacie Ayres-Ennis
Hermetta Hudson
SHINING LIGHT 4-H CLUB
Maria Stewart
Kristie St. Pierre
DIVISION DD - HORSE SHOW
Placing - Prize
1
2
$5.00
$4.00
BARN BUDDIES 4-H CLUB
Debbie Morris
Lauren Morris
FREESTYLE 4-H CLUB
Linda Holland
Ken Holland
Kassie Blakelock
Green - $0.00
Placing - Prize
1
2
$16.00 $13.00
2015 -16 4-H CLUB
ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERS
Participation
$0.00
HERDSMANSHIPAWARD CRITERIA
All exhibitors of livestock, goats, and larger animals are eligible to
be considered for this award.
Experience in 4-H or age will not be a factor.
The Herdsmanship Award selection committee will be determined
by the 4-H Agent, Livestock Superintendent, and Fair Board
President; prior to start of the Fair. Exhibitors and leaders will not
be aware of the members of the selection committee. Observation
will occur randomly, throughout the Fair, starting with the time of
livestock entry.
The purpose of this award is to recognize a youth who consistently
demonstrates excellence in the following areas. These are not
necessarily listed in order of importance:
2. Personal behavior consistent with the values stated in the 4-H
motto.
3. Compliance with livestock rules and regulations.
4. Knowledge of livestock being exhibited.
5. Care of livestock being exhibited.
6. Cooperation in maintenance of barn area.
7. Willingness to assist other exhibitors in care or protection of
their livestock.
8. Rapport with and courtesy toward public in the livestock exhibit
area.
8. Attentiveness to and respect for livestock superintendents,
parents, and leaders.
WORCESTER COUNTY
ADVENTURERS
Dan Barrett
Lorraine Barrett
Dave Richardson
WORCESTER COUNTY
FUTURE 4-H’ERS
Katie Clogg
AmandaVreeland
WORCESTER COUNTY
LIVESTOCK CLUB
Keith Dorey
Lori Dorey
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT
4-H PLEASE CONTACT:
LISA MURPHY
[email protected]
CINDY MORRIS
[email protected]
KELLY CARROLL RICHARDSON
[email protected]
August 12th, 2016
11:00am – 2:00pm
@ the Worcester County Fair!
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Eastern Shore Oral Health Education & Outreach Program
Maryland State Police
Miss Utility
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Worcester County Health Department
Worcester County Sheriff’s Office
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President
900 Clarke Avenue
P.O. Box 389
Pocomoke, Maryland 21851
410-957-1100
Fax: 410-957-3030
Breyer Horse Show
Saturday, August13, 2016
2:30 p.m.
DIVISION:
Open (19 & older)
Youth (18 & under)
Mini (Open and Youth show together)
Halter
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Description
Foal Yearling any age under 2 years
Pony any breed
Paint
Quarter horse
Appaloosa
Standardbred /Thoroughbred
Sport horse/Warmblood
Arabian/Part Arabian
Morgan
Spanish Breeds
Friesian/Andalusian/Lusitano
Draft Breeds
Gaited Breeds/Tennessee Walking horse/Saddlebred
Mules and Donkeys
Any other breed not listed/Mixed/Grade
Domestic Animals – non-equine
Wild Animals – non-equine
Re-paint customized by entrant
Re-paint customized unrealistic by entrant
Connoisseur class
Grand Champion/Reserve Champion for Halter Division
Performance
Class
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Description
Jumping (must have jumps, English bridle andsaddle)
English/Western Pleasure (must have correcttack)
English and Western Trial (must have obstacles & correcttack)
Other English & Western Performance (Dressage, Roping etc.)
Driving (must have harnesses on, but do not needcart)
Working (plowing, logging, police, fire)
Costume
Grand Champion/Reserve Champion for Performance Division
Miscellaneous
Class
Description
28
29
30
31
Fantasy Horses
Horses and History
Scene
Stuffed equine
RULES:
1. Classes are judged on suitability of Horse Class, condition of model
(scratches, hair out of place, etc) and conformation.
2. Class 1 -20: no tack allowed UNLESS breed specific-Halter/Bridles are
used; HOWEVER, placement of bit & poor fitting halter/bridle will affect
placing.
3. Class 21 - 27: judged on suitability of horse to class, condition of
model and correctness of tack; placement of bits, and tack will affect
placing.
4. Class 24: each entrant must have card placed with entry describing what
horse is doing.
5. ID Tags: Each horse needs to have a tag attached to the back foot of the
non-show side. On the front of the tag, you put Breed, Gender, and Age. On
the back of the tag, you put Horse’s name and Owner’s initials. (These tagscan
be purchased at most variety stores).
6. Time limit between classes for set-up will be 5 minutes, Halter
or Performance.
7. All entrants are responsible for getting their horses to the show
table and judge on time.
8. There will be a Grand Champion and Reserve Champion of the showfor
both Adult and Youth.
9. Anything not covered in the rules will be at the Judge’s
discretion.
10. Neither the Worcester County Fair, nor organizers of the show will be
responsible/liable for the safety of the Model Horses or participants at the show
2016 Worcester County Fair
Schedule of Events
Wednesday, August 10th
4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. – Enter Indoor Exhibits
Thursday, August 11th
9a.m. - Noon – Judging of Indoor Exhibits
3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. – Vendor Check-in
5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. –Arrival of Livestock
8:30 p.m.–Barn Meeting for Livestock
Exhibitors
Friday, August 12th
10:30 a.m. – Fair Opens
11:00 – 2:00 p.m. Youth STEM Activities
11:00 a.m-2:00 p.m. –Worcester Celebrates
Safe Kids Day
11:00a.m - 1:00p.m.-Home Depot Activities
12:00 Rabbit Show
2:oo p.m.- Dairy Goat Show
2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.- Sand Art
2:30 p.m – 4:30 p.m. Kids Mud Bog
3:00 p.m. –Poultry Show
5:00 p.m.- Dairy Cow Show
6:30 p.m. –Benefit & Cake Auction
8:00 p.m. Fair Closes for the Day
2:00 p.m. – 6:00p.m.- Sand Art
2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Bingo
2:30 - Breyer Horse Show
2:30 p.m. - Children’s Egg Toss
3:00 p.m. – Children’s Hula Hoop Contest
3:30 p.m. Children’s Extra Large Kool Pop
Eating Contest
4:00 p.m. – Children’s Sack Race
4:30 p.m. – Children’s Dodge Ball Game
5:00 p.m. – Children’s Dizzy Mummy
Race (Need Partner)
5:30 p.m. –Children’s Minute to Win It
Games
6:00 p.m.- Swine Show
6:00 p.m. – Adult & Youth Talent Show
8:00 p.m. - Fair Closes for the Day
Sunday, August 14th
8:00 a.m. Horse Show
10:30 a.m. - Fair Opens
11:00 a.m.- Church Service by Bayside
Community Church
12:00 - 1:00 Music by Bayside Church
12:00 – 2:00 p.m – Kids Mud Bog
12:30 p.m. – 3:30 Motorcycle Show
1:00 p.m.- Sheep Show
1:00 – 3:00 – Scales and Tails Program
2:00 -Slow and Go Motorcycle Race
2:00 – 4:00 p.m. – Sand Art
4:00 p.m. - Awards Ceremony
4:30 p.m. - Fair Closes
Saturday, August 13th
10:oo a.m. - Fair Opens
10:30 a.m. – County Costume Parade
11:00 a.m. – Children’s Limbo Contest
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. - Classic Car & Truck
show
11:00 a.m. –Beef Show
11:30 a.m. – Tug of War- Children vs Parents Also don’t m i ss a c tiv it ie s w i th o u r vendors:
B lac k A cr eP o n yR id e s
11:30 – 2:00 Quilters
Pocomoke River Cruises
12:00 p.m.– Children’s Chicken Scratch
Blacksmithing
12:00 - 2:00 p.m. Music by County Cross
Quilters
Roads
12:30 p.m. – Children’s Watermelon
Eating Contest
and more to come….
1:00 p.m. – Meat Goat Show
1:30 p.m -Children's Pedal Tractors
Don’t forget to save your appetite for our
2:00 p.m. Children's Pie Eating Contest
delicious food vendors!!
Crafters, artisans, vendors and more to
come!
Lots of kids activities all weekend long!
Pet friendly event-All pets must be leashed!
Scheduled entertainment is subject to change.

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