2016 Premium Book - Ramona Junior Fair

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Artwork By:
Michaela
Evans
Ramona
Stars 4-H
Ramona Junior Fair Board of Directors
Table of Contents
Robby
[email protected]
Storton
Jeff
[email protected]
Vice President
Becker
Amanda
[email protected]
Secretary
Garner
Matt
[email protected]
Treasurer
Miller
Fair
Mary
mmartineau@
ramonajuniorfair.org
Administrator Martineau
Doug
[email protected]
Board Member
Bearmar
Stacey
[email protected]
Board Member
Nelson
Jon
Board Member
[email protected]
Donais
Crissy
Board Member
[email protected]
Tobiason
4-H
Michaela
Representative
Evans
FFA
Nicole
Representative
Donais
Livestock
Curtis
[email protected]
Superintendent Martineau
Additional Information Can be Found at
www.ramonajuniorfair.com
Item
President
Ramona Junior Fair Superintendents
Bovine
Justin Aspin
Swine
Joe Brewer
Sheep/Goat
Robin Becker
[email protected]
Poultry
Nancy Troiano
[email protected]
Rabbit
Rick & Debbie Leroy
Cavy
DeeDee Wier
[email protected]
Horse
Kasey Bergman
[email protected]
Dog
Marian Head
[email protected]
Llama/Alpaca
Denise Kelly
[email protected]
Home Ec
Kim Newcomer
[email protected]
Page #’s
Schedule of Events
2
A Look at the Past 5 Years
3
Exhibitor Rules
4-6
Market & Auction Rules
7 - 10
Market Classes
11 - 13
Bred & Fed Rules & Classes
14
Pen of 3 & Best Presented Barn
15
Breeding Rules & Clases
16 - 22
Small Animal Rules & Classes
23 – 28
Llama/Alpaca Rules & Classes
29 – 30
Showmanship Rules & Classes
31 – 33
Horse Rules & Classes
34 – 36
Dog Rules & Classes
37 – 38
Home Economics & Industrial
Arts Rules & Classes
39 – 41
[email protected]
Primary Rules & Classes
Mailing Address:
Ramona Junior Fair
PO Box 618
Ramona, CA 92065
42
Physical Address:
431 Aqua Lane
Ramona, CA 92065
Web Address: www.ramonajuniorfair.com
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
* All Times Below are Subject to Change
SATURDAY, JULY 30
7:00
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
SUNDAY, JULY 31
Poultry Inspection & Check-In
Dog Show Check-In
Dog Show
Poultry Show
Home-Ec Check-In
Rabbit/Cavy Check-In
Rabbit/Cavy Show
7:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
Following
Shows
MONDAY, AUGUST 1
7:00 –11:00 AM
3:00 – 8:00 PM
8:30 PM
* A break will
be taken for lunch.
Display & Tack Move-In
Livestock Move-In & Weigh-In
Opening Ceremonies
8:00 AM
* A break will
be taken for
lunch.
Market Swine Show
Swine Showmanship
Swine Bred & Fed
8:00 AM
Market Special Fed Veal Show (Market, Showmanship,
Bred & Fed)
* A break will
be taken for
lunch.
Breed Beef Show
Market Beef Show
Beef Showmanship
Market Beef Bred & Fed
Dairy Cattle Breed Show and Showmanship
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6
Large Animal Round Robin
Small Animal Round Robin
Horse Show Check-In
Horse Show
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
1:00 PM
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
Market Sheep Show
Market Goat Show
Sheep Breed Show
Breeding Boer Goat Show
Showmanship (Sheep Followed by Goat)
Bred & Fed (Sheep Followed by Goat)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5
8:00 AM
11:00 AM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
Display Set-Up
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3
8:00 AM
Animal Check-In
Dairy Goat, Pygmy Goat, Angora Goat & Wool
Breed Show
Llama and Alpaca Show
Buyer Check-In Begins
Pre-Auction Announcements
Auction of Swine, Rabbits, Goats, Chickens, & Sheep
Break for Buyers’ Dinner
Auction of Special Fed Veal, Turkey, and Beef
After Auction Following Livestock Auction
MONDAY, AUGUST 8
Awards & Closing Ceremony
Move-Out of Livestock and Tack
/Take Down of Show Grounds
6:00-11:00 AM
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Finalize Take Down of Show Grounds
A LOOK AT THE PAST 5 YEARS
RJF Friends of the Fair
The Ramona Junior Fair is 100 % organized and operated by volunteers. The fair works to recognize leaders from the community and participating 4-H, FFA,
and Grange clubs for their dedication and participation to the fair. Each year the Ramona Junior Fair Board of Directors selects an outstanding contributor to
the fair. We would like to recognize the past five recipients of this award and once again thank them for their service over the years. A list of all recipients can
be found outside the Livestock Office during the fair.
2015
Russ & Cheryl Brean
2014
Rick & Debbie Leroy
2013
Bob & Carol Trimble, Specialty Meats
2012
Jim Robinson
2011
Ron Borchard, Ron’s Tire & Brake
Past Grand Champions
Year
Market Beef
Market
Veal
Market
Swine
Market
Sheep
Market Goat
Poultry
Meat Pen
Rabbit
Meat Pen
Market
Turkey
2015
Zachary Kertz
Mackenzie
Elmer
Brenna Alvarez
Megan Upson
Kylie Konyn
Andrew Donais
Katie Flinn
Leah GIll
2014
Jordan Zielinski
Kylie Konyn
Hannah Bergman
Nicholas Taratino
Nicole Booten
Natalie Yorba
Katie Flinn
Kylie Konyn
2013
Garrett Barton
Grace Berry
Christopher Wier
Alexis Cain
Melissa Moe
Elizabeth Dean
Carney Flinn
Michael Jaquez
2012
Brandon Hankins
Kylie Konyn
Christopher Wier
Madolyn Sellier
Hannah Gill
Altair Bearmar
Carney Flinn
Michael Jaquez
2011
Andrew Hankins
______
Desiree Nihart
Jamie Fox
Ayiana Hernandez
Garrett Barton
Carney Flinn
Hunter Lane
Past Reserve Grand Champions
Year
Market Beef
Market Veal
Market
Swine
2015
Aundreah Coye
Kylie Konyn
Dane Thomas
2014
Zachary Kertz
Michael Jaquez
Brenna Alvarez
2013
Caleb Crist
Michael Jaquez
Nacara-Jo Akins
2012
Andrew Hankins
Grace Berry
2011
Brett Huff
______
Market
Sheep
Market Goat
Poultry
Meat Pen
Rabbit
Meat Pen
Market
Turkey
Loha Leonui
Megan Kelly
Timothy Elmer
Carney Flinn
Kylie Konyn
Kimberly Self
Hannah Gil
Keanna Reddish
Carney Flinn
Michael Jaquez
Leah Gill
Kimberly Self
Altair Bearmar
Katie Flinn
Kylie Konyn
Chandler Hall
Trevor Crist
Madolyn Sellier
Kylie Konyn
Katie Flinn
Christopher
Jaquez
Gwen Alexander
Sydney Lutgen
Grace Martineau
Miles Miller
Katie Flinn
Matt Kelly
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RAMONA JUNIOR FAIR EXHIBITOR RULES
1. This handbook, also known as the Premium Book, is sent out in advance. The Ramona Junior Fair reserves the
final and absolute right to interpret, amend, or add to these rules and regulations as deemed necessary. Any
exhibitor found in violation of these rules, the By-Laws of the Ramona Junior Fair, or any directive(s) of any
superintendent of the fair shall be penalized by forfeiture of awards, premiums, and privileges.
2. The Local Rules of the Ramona Junior Fair apply to all parents, leaders, advisors, exhibitors and their projects. If
any rule is not specifically stated, the State Rules will be used as a guideline by the Ramona Junior Fair. It is the
responsibility of each exhibitor to know and follow the aforementioned rules and any additional rules set by the
Ramona Junior Fair. Copies of both the State Rules and Local Rules are located on our website:
www.ramonajuniorfair.com. Printed copies can be attained by contacting the Fair Administrator.
3. The Ramona Junior fair is not liable for accidents or losses that may occur to any of the exhibitors or exhibits at
the show. Liability insurance covering exhibits is at the discretion and responsibility of the exhibitor. Exhibitors
shall hold the RJF harmless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from any accident or loss.
4. Market classes of the Ramona Junior Fair are open only to 4-H, Grange, and FFA members in clubs or chapters
North of the Southern boundaries of Del Mar, Poway, Ramona, Santa Ysabel, and Julian areas and within the
boundaries of San Diego County.
5. Breeding, Small Animal, Llama/Alpaca, and Home Economics classes of the Ramona Junior Fair are open only
to 4-H, Grange, and FFA members in clubs or chapters in San Diego, Riverside, and Imperial Counties.
6. All Youth Exhibitors must be under the supervision of Club/Chapter leader while on the Fairgrounds.
7. EXHIBITOR ELIGIBILITY: Exhibitors must be enrolled in 4-H, Grange, or FFA to participate in the Ramona Junior
Fair. In order to exhibit a specific species of animal, exhibitors must be enrolled in the organization and
project under which they are exhibiting. Exhibitors not meeting these requirements will not be eligible to show
at the Ramona Junior Fair. Exhibitors must also meet age requirements set forth in the State Rules. See State
Rule VII for age requirements. Failure to follow the eligibility requirements or refusal of the leader or advisor to
sign the entry form when required will prevent the exhibitor from entering that particular class.
8. ONLINE ENTRIES: Entries must be completed online by MIDNIGHT on Saturday, July 9, 2016. Any entries
electronically time stamped after this deadline will not be accepted. An original copy of the online receipt must
be signed by the exhibitor and a guardian and submitted to the leader/advisor. Signatures of 4-H Leader,
Grange Leader, or FFA Advisor are also required on each receipt. First Aid Parent Permission/Emergency
Contact forms MUST be submitted with entries for each exhibitor.
9. LEADER/ADVISOR ELIGIBILITY: Leaders/Advisors signing entry forms must be properly registered with the
organization which they are representing. Entry forms signed by unregistered leaders/advisors will result in
those exhibitor entries being removed from fair. Signatures will be verified with the appropriate organization.
10. COMPLETED ENTRIES: Club leaders/advisors must review group entries then submit the printed receipts (with
any hand written adjustments to be made to entries) Club Summary Sheet, First Aid Forms, and fees to:
Ramona Junior Fair, PO Box 618, Ramona, CA 92065 no later than Wednesday, July 13. Mailed entries must be
received within 10 calendar days after the deadline. Any entry form received after this time, regardless of
postmark, will not be accepted. Only official USPS postmarks will be used to determine eligibility. RJF is not
responsible for any lost or misdirected mail. Hand delivered entries and fees will be accepted in the Livestock
Office by appointment only. Overpaid fees and fees paid on entries made and not exhibited are non-refundable
except as noted in the State Rules. Monies/fees MUST be received with all entry forms by entry closing date.
Clubs/Chapters must submit ONE check for all entry, camping, and additional parking fees (if necessary). Please
no cash! Additional instructions for completing entries can be found on the Ramona Junior Fair website.
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11. Any check not honored by the bank prior to opening ceremonies of the Fair will result in the entry(s) being
withdrawn.
12. Presentation of completed entry form shall be deemed acceptance of all rules. Acceptance includes permission
to use your name, photograph, and exhibit for the media.
13. The Ramona Junior Fair Board of Directors reserves the right to reject any exhibit offered if it is objectionable in
any way, requires an excessive amount of space, or the capacity of the department has been reached.
14. Entries and exhibits must be on exhibit at the official opening of the fair or at the time specified elsewhere in
this Premium Book except as determined by fair management in cases of sickness, accident, death, disciplinary
actions requested by a youth program supervisor, or other circumstances which are in the best interest of the
Ramona Junior Fair. Exhibits that are removed from the fair may not return. Any exhibit not picked up on
specified date becomes property of the Ramona Junior Fair and will be disposed of promptly.
15. 4-H, Grange, and FFA exhibitors will show together in their respective classes.
16. PREMIUMS: All premium money will be paid from the awards and placings marked by the judges in the official
judging books and not from ribbons that may be attached to the exhibits. Premium money will not be awarded
in classes with less than three (3) exhibitors per class. No more than two (2) premiums will be paid per exhibitor,
per class. The Ramona Junior Fair assumes no responsibility for special awards offered by clubs, individuals, or
sanctioning bodies.
17. PREMIUM SCHEDULE: Please see division pages throughout Premium Book for premiums paid.
18. ADDRESS CHANGES: It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to notify the Ramona Junior Fair of any address
changes which occur after entries are submitted.
19. EXHIBITOR CHECKS & PICTURES: All checks for premiums and auction earnings will be made payable to the
exhibitor as listed on the entry form. Checks and pictures will be mailed within 30 days after the close of the Fair
to the address shown on the entry form. Auction checks may be held longer if buyer has not paid. Checks not
cashed within 12 months from the date of issue will be forfeited. Replacement checks may be subject to a
$25.00 stop payment fee.
20. Each exhibitor MUST SHOW/EXHIBIT HIS/HER OWN ANIMAL/PROJECT in accordance with the time schedule for
the judging of that class/section, unless extraordinary reasons and a variance is approved by the Fair Board.
Failure to do so will result in disqualification with forfeiting of any and all awards/premiums to that exhibit.
21. A variance may be granted to the exhibitor following the death of his or her animal. It is also understood that
the new animal is NOT eligible to compete for Champion at any level. A variance proposal must be presented to
the Fair Board. In addition, the following documents must be presented to the board:
a. A letter/statement from the exhibitor that is signed by the exhibitor, parent, and advisor/leader and
specifies ear tag number, species, and the information of the owner of the deceased animal.
b. A death certificate from the veterinarian.
c. A copy of the bill of sale for the new animal.
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22. OFFICIAL UNIFORMS: All 4-H, Grange, and FFA members exhibiting livestock must wear the official uniform of
their organization while showing or selling their animals. Dress code compliance is the responsibility of the 4-H
and Grange Leaders and FFA Advisors. For 4-H exhibitors, blue denim jeans will be optional for the market
classes only. Criteria for jeans are as follows: jeans must be clean, unfaded, free from holes and fraying, and
worn in a fashion consistent with the values of the Ramona Junior Fair. Traditional whites are required for
showmanship and auction sale. The Ramona Junior Fair will enforce the 4-H, Grange, and FFA standards of attire
for exhibitors in market and showmanship classes and auction sale upon the direction of the superintendent
before an exhibitor enters the ring.
23. ATTIRE: When on the grounds, exhibitors must be neatly attired, wear close-toed shoes, and conduct
themselves in a quiet and orderly manner. Failure to do so may result in removal from the fairgrounds.
24. All persons in the barn areas must observe NO SMOKING rules.
25. Bikes, skates/rollerblades, skateboards, motorcycles, and/or electric gas carts will not be allowed in the
Livestock area.
26. ANIMALS: No animal shall be admitted to or remain on the Fairgrounds from any premises under quarantine or
that shows any evidence of any active, communicable disease or condition, parasites, or fungus. No animals
other than those officially entered will be allowed in the Livestock area with the exception of Guide Animals.
27. CHANGES: The Ramona Junior Fair Board of Directors reserves the right to move animals and/or entries, if
necessary and to change the scheduled program as needed.
28. PROTEST: The judges’ decisions cannot be protested. All protests must be presented to The Ramona Junior Fair
Board of Directors in writing within 24 hours of the alleged violation and must be accompanied by a $50.00
deposit (cash, money order, certified check). Protests will be considered only if there has been a violation of the
rules as stated in this Premium Book. All protests and actions are decided by the Ramona Junior Fair Board of
Directors.
29. The decision of the Ramona Junior Fair Board of Directors shall be final and binding. The Ramona Junior Fair
assumes no liability or responsibility not herein expressed.
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MARKET EXHIBITOR RULES
(Beef, Special Fed Veal, Swine, Sheep, Goats, & Meat Pens)
1. MARKET ANIMAL OWNERSHIP: Before the day of weigh-in, a market animal must be owned, managed, and
personally cared for by the exhibitor for no less than:
Market Beef……………….. 120 consecutive days
Special Fed Veal……………..60 consecutive days
Swine………………………….... 60 consecutive days
Sheep……………………………. 60 consecutive days
Goats…………………………….. 60 consecutive days
Meat Pens…………………..… 30 consecutive days &
exhibitor enrolled in the
project for no less than 60 days
2. PROOF OF OWNERSHIP: Proof of ownership for market beef and special fed veal will be a brand inspection, bill
of sale, or signed statement and project record showing animal was bred by exhibitor and will be required at
scale. Proof of ownership for ALL species may be required at scale upon request of Fair Management.
3. PREVIOUS OWNERSHIP: Animals that were previously sold through any junior livestock auction are NOT
eligible for any market shows of the Ramona Junior Fair. Animals may be eligible for breeding shows if
ownership deadlines are met.
4. MARKET ANIMAL EXHIBITORS: Market projects must be housed in San Diego County and be personally cared
for by the exhibitor that resides in San Diego County. Leader/advisor signature on the entry form serves as proof
that the project was personally cared for by the exhibitor in its respective youth agriculture program. Animal
projects raised outside of San Diego County will no longer be permitted entry into the market show.
5. PRE-TAGGING: All market animals must be pre-tagged. There will be no tagging of any kind allowed at the
scales. All Clubs/Chapters are responsible for obtaining required large market animal tags from the Livestock
Superintendent and tagging their own animals according to the instructions provided prior to the entry deadline.
All meat pen rabbits must be tattooed. All poultry meat pen birds must be identified with leg bands. Tag
numbers, tattoos, and leg band numbers must be included on entry forms. The tagging deadline for all species
is the same as the entry deadline. All unused tags must be returned with entry forms. Tags and bands must be
attached and remain on the animal at all times until removal from the fair or awards will not be paid.
Replacement tags may be obtained from the Livestock Superintendent.
6. LIMIT OF ENTRIES: Exhibitors are limited to a total of three market animals. Large Livestock: Up to two (2) of
each species. Meat Pens: A maximum of two (2) entries, only one of each species. Meat pens are considered
one animal. If the number of animals entered exceeds barn capacity, the Ramona Junior Fair Board will exclude
second animal species.
7. DISPLAYS: All displays must be completely installed by 9:00 PM the day before livestock move in. Each animal’s
pen/stall must be individually identified with a minimum of exhibitor name and animal ear tag number. All
displays must not be solid, must allow for at least 50% flow through ventilation, and must start above the pen
panels (not below). Materials used in decorating stalls, pens, racks, exhibits, or booths must be made from nonflammable material or treated and maintained in a flame retardant condition. The Ramona Junior Fair Board
reserves the right to approve the displays. Those deemed inappropriate must be modified or removed as
directed.
8. Boards used in the sheep, goat, and swine barns in addition to the pens provided by the fair must not exceed 8
inches from the ground to the top of the board and cannot inhibit air flow.
9. Cooling and heating devices must be approved by the Livestock Superintendent before use.
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10. WEIGH-IN: Animals will be weighed on Monday, August 1, 2016 between the hours of 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM.
Only exhibitors, staff, leaders, and advisors may handle livestock in the weigh-in area. All animals must be given
the opportunity to drink prior to stepping on scale, no animal will be force watered. No overly fatigued or wet
animals will be allowed on the scales. Animals not clean enough for health screening will be refused. Only
exhibitors whose animals did not make market weight may request a re-weigh BEFORE the exhibitor leaves the
scale area.
11. LARGE ANIMAL WEIGHT LIMITS: Below are the weight ranges for each species:
Species
Minimum Weight
Maximum Auction Pay Weight
Market Beef
900
1,375
Special Fed Veal
150
450 (451+ lbs not eligible for auction)
Swine
200
290
Sheep
100
175
Goat
55
125
Underweight beef, special fed veal, swine, sheep, and goats will be judged in appropriate feeder classes.
Underweight animals are not eligible for Auction. Exhibitors with animals going over the Maximum Auction Pay
Weight will only be paid for the maximum weight listed. Special Fed Veal going over 450 pounds will not be
eligible for auction.
12. MEAT PEN REQUIREMENTS: Below are the requirements of animals found in chicken, turkey, and rabbit meat
pens:
Species
Maximum Age
Minimum Weight
Chicken Meat Pen
8 Weeks**
3 Birds No Less Than 4 Pounds Each
Turkey Meat Pen
18 Weeks**
1 Bird No Less Than 14 Pounds
Rabbit Meat Pen
10 Weeks**
3 Rabbits Weighing 3.5- 5.5 Pounds Each
** A hatchery receipt or delivery invoice must be submitted with entries. The base date for computing the age of the
animal shall be the day the animal is to be judged.
13. SCRAPIE (Sheep & Goats): Pursuant to USDA standards, all sheep and goats entering fairs are required to have
official Scrapie Identification. All out of state sheep and goats are required to have official identification, a
certificate of veterinarian inspection, and California entry permit. See State Rule X, Sheep and Goats Health
Rules.
14. HORNS: All market animals with horns, except veal, must be dehorned or disbudded. Scurs or blunted horns
may be allowed at the discretion of the Ramona Junior Fair Board.
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15. DRUG TESTING: The veterinarian and/or Ramona Junior Fair Board of Directors may order a drug test at any
time. Each exhibitor must complete and sign a Declaration of Medication form prior to the start of the fair. This
form MUST be signed by the exhibitor and the 4-H Leader, Grange Leader, or FFA Advisor. Exhibitors agree that
the Ramona Junior Fair shall be entitled to disqualify any exhibitor whose animal tests positive for any drug.
16. UNRULY ANIMALS will be removed at the discretion of the Livestock Superintendent or any Ramona Junior Fair
Board Member at any time. No muzzles or bull rings may be used at any time during the fair.
17. ANIMAL ILLNESS: Any animal showing evidence of illness will be immediately removed from the Fairgrounds.
The decision of the veterinarian is final. Any and all medication must be reported to the Livestock Office. Prior to
treating any animal, veterinarians and/or exhibitors must report to the Livestock Office.
18. VET SERVICE: Exhibitors who fail to pay for veterinarian services rendered by the contracted fair veterinarian
will not be permitted to show or sell until outstanding bills have been settled.
19. BEDDING: The bedding used will be shavings due to recycling requirements. Manure and waste must be placed
in designated areas.
20. BARNS: Cleaning and feeding must be completed by 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM each day. Pens MUST be cleaned
daily. Barns will be open from 6:00 AM until 10:00 PM. There will be no access to the barns from 10:00 PM to
6:00 AM.
21. NECK ROPES: All cattle must be tied with neck ropes by the end of move-in.
22. GROOMING: No grooming products or material of any kind is allowed. No alterations may be made to the
natural conformation, color, or weight of the animal except to identify the animal by chip, ear notch, or ear tag.
All animals should arrive clean and remain clean, animals not clean enough will be removed from grounds. Only
exhibitors will be allowed to groom or handle animals. Adults or non-exhibitors found grooming or handling
animals risk disqualification of entry, ineligibility for auction, and/or dismissal from the property. SHEEP: Prior to
arrival at the show, sheep must have legal tail docks and no more than one (1) inch of stretched fleece at any
point on their bodies. BEEF: Prior to arrival at the show, steers must be pre-clipped to no more than ¼ inch of
hair on any part of the body from the hock up, with the exception of the ears and tail switch from the twist
down. Hair length will be checked at the time of weigh-in. Those not complying with clipping standards will be
turned away at the scale.
23. JUDGING: The Danish System of judging will be used for all market classes. The American system of judging will
be used for all showmanship classes. A judge’s decision is final. The Ramona Junior Fair Board may not and will
not request any changes in the judges’ ruling.
24. All large market animals and Grand and Reserve Champion Meat Pen animals must remain on the fairgrounds
until the close of the fair.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION RULES
1. Only blue and red ribbon animals will be eligible for auction.
2. The Auction will be held on Saturday, August 6th, 2016 starting at 1:00 PM. Buyer registration will begin at 11:00
AM. The Buyers’ Dinner will be held between the auction of sheep and special fed veal.
3. All Grand and Reserve Grand Champions must sell through the auction. NO EXCEPTIONS!
4. Each exhibitor is limited to one (1) large animal sale in the auction, except for exhibitors with multiple champion
animals.
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LIVESTOCK AUCTION RULES
5. Exhibitors with Grand or Reserve Champion Meat Pens may also sell one (1) eligible large animal through the
auction.
6. A processing fee of 3% of sale price and a photography fee will be charged for each animal sold at the auction.
The fees will be deducted from the seller’s payment check.
7. Each exhibitor MUST SHOW HIS/HER OWN ANIMAL THROUGH THE AUCTION unless extraordinary reasons and
prior arrangement is made with the Ramona Junior Fair Board. Failure to do so will result in the forfeiting of any
and all premiums earned.
8. The Ramona Junior Fair Livestock Auction will hire a professional photographer. Two 8X10 photographs of each
animal auctioned will be provided at a cost determined by the photographer. One photograph must be
furnished by the seller to the original buyer. Any photo taken, other than the original sale photo, is considered
an additional photo and must be paid for by the exhibitor at the time the photo is taken.
9. Auction participants must agree to waive their “right to reserve bid” and authorize the Fair to sell “without
reserve” to the highest bidder. ALL SALES ARE FINAL!
10. Classification weight of large market animals at the scale will serve as sale weight, with no shrinkage taken. Meat
Pens will be sold as one unit.
11. Exhibitors of auction animals will be responsible for the proper care of the animal until it is delivered to the
buyer or agent on specified date and time. Packer truck schedule will be announced following awards ceremony.
A $25.00 handling fee will be charged to the exhibitor in the event of late or non-delivery of his/her animal.
12. All animals must be presented, according to the sale order, in the auction ring in a well-groomed and natural
condition. No grooming or unnatural products (i.e.: spray glue, paint, glitter, etc.) may be placed on the animal
by anyone other than Fair Management before, during, or after the auction. Animals that have been altered in
any way may be removed from the auction.
13. Upon request, sales slips showing weight, price per pound, and total sale amount may be furnished to a seller. In
case of dispute the sales slip and/or the official Auction Book is what will be used to determine the sale amount.
14. The Auction Committee is acting agent for the seller, but is not responsible for any contract liability between
buyer and seller.
15. A hauling/processing fee for animals sent to the State Plant will be charged to the buyer at the time of purchase.
16. Any exhibitor having more than one animal eligible for auction must notify the Livestock Office as to which
animal(s) will be scratched. Scratch sheets will be available in the Livestock Office, for animals not going
through the Auction and must be completed no later than 4:00 PM on the evening of the last market show.
Auction scratches not completed by this time will be determined by the Ramona Junior Fair Board. A final
Auction List will be posted and must be reviewed by the exhibitor no later than 8:00 AM the day prior to the
Auction. All changes made after this time are subject to a fee or possible refusal of the Ramona Junior Fair.
17. Barn sales of each species begin at the conclusion of the auction for that species, no sooner. “For Sale” signs
cannot be posted in the barns until after that species has been concluded in its entirety from the auction.
Exhibitors found advertising prior to the conclusion of the species will forfeit the right to barn sale.
18. The Ramona Junior Fair is not responsible for payment of barn sale animals. This is a private party sale.
19. Auction checks will be mailed a minimum of 30 days after the auction. Any exhibitor who has not received their
auction check by October 1st must notify the Ramona Junior Fair Board no later than October 15th. After October
15th a $25.00 reissue fee may be deducted from payment. Checks not cashed within 12 months of issue date will
be forfeited.
AUCTION ORDER
Swine, Rabbit Meat Pens, Goats, Chicken Meat Pens, Sheep, Buyers’ Dinner, Special Fed Veal, Turkey Meat Pens, Beef
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MARKET SPECIAL FED VEAL DIVISION
MARKET BEEF DIVISION
Entry Fee: $15.00 per entry
Premiums Per Section: None
All breeds are judged together. Heifers entered in a
Market Beef Class may not be entered in a Breeding
Beef Class. Castration of bulls is required. All
underweight cattle will be automatically moved to
the Feeder Beef Class.
Special Fed Veal calves are fed primarily milk or milk
replacer. They must be purebred dairy or dairy cross.
Castration and dehorning are not required. Calves
may not be older than 18 weeks of age on the date
of weigh-in. All underweight calves will be
automatically moved to the Feeder Special Fed Veal
Class.
Division
Class
Description
BCM
121
Market Beef
Division
Class
BCV
140
BCV
150
Feeder Beef
BCF
130
Description
Market Special Fed Veal
(301 to 899 lbs)
(150 to 450 lbs)
Feeder Special Fed Veal
11
(Under 149 lbs)
MARKET SWINE DIVISION
MARKET SHEEP DIVISION
All breeds are judged together. Castration is
required. All underweight swine will be
automatically moved to the Feeder Swine Class.
All breeds are judged together. Castration is
required. Ewes entered in Market Sheep Class may
not be entered in a Breeding Sheep Class. All
underweight sheep will be automatically moved to
the Feeder Sheep Class.
Division
Class
Description
HOM
320
Market Swine
HOF
330
Feeder Swine
(90-199 lbs)
Division
Class
Description
SHM
440
Market Sheep
SHF
450
Feeder Sheep
12
(55 to 99 lbs)
MARKET GOAT DIVISION
MEAT PEN DIVISION
All breeds are judged together. Castration and
dehorning is required. All underweight market goats
will be automatically moved to the Feeer Goat Class.
Exhibitors are limited to two meat pen entries. Only
one entry per species. All meat pens must be of
same breed and variety. Breed must be entered on
entry form. All animals are weighed at check-in.
Division
Class
Description
GM
600
Market Goat
Division
300
Description
Chicken Meat Pen
Feeder Goat
GF
Class
PMP
(Less than 54 lbs)
741
(3 Birds; No more than 8
weeks of age and no less
than 4 lbs each)
Turkey Meat Pen
PTP
780
(1 Bird; No more than 18
weeks of age and no less
than 14 lbs)
Rabbit Meat Pen
RMP
651
P
13
(3 Rabbits; No more than
10 weeks of age and
weighing between 3.5 and
5.5 pounds)
BRED AND FED RULES & CLASSES
(Beef, Special Fed Veal, Swine, Sheep, & Goats)
Premiums Per Section: 1st Through 3rd To Be Determined
Ribbons: Through 10th Place
1. Bred and Fed classes must be pre-entered and are open to market animals only.
2. One animal per species, per exhibitor.
3. A minimum of three (3) class entries per division is required for classes to occur. If combining the age division
allows for species competition, Junior and Senior level entries will be combined.
4. Animals must have been bred by and born to a San Diego County based breeder. Proof of breeders’ current
address (no Post Office Boxes) required on Bill of Sale. Copy of Bill of Sale is required with entry.
5. IDENTIFICATION: For Sheep and Goats will be Scrapie tag and for Swine it will be ear notching as defined by
National Swine Registry. No other form of ID is valid.
6. WORKBOOK: To compete in classes at the Fair, all exhibitors must submit a completed Bred and Fed Workbook
with entries. Workbooks and judging rubrics are located on our website: www.ramonajuniorfair.com.
7. CLASSES: An Exhibitor age 9 to 13 as of January 1 of the current year, will be entered in the Junior Division of the
Bred and Fed Classes. An Exhibitor age 14 to 19 as of January 1 of the current year, will be entered in the Senior
Division of the Bred and Fed Classes.
8. PLACINGS: Final placings will be based on total scores based on placing in market, showmanship, and book
scores. Exhibitors must show their Bred and Fed animal in market and showmanship classes to qualify.
9. AWARDS: Premiums will be awarded for 1st through 3rd place. Belt Buckles will be awarded for first place of each
Division in each Species. Rosettes will be awarded through 10th place.
MARKET BEEF BRED & FED
MARKET SPECIAL FED VEAL BRED & FED
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
BBF
BBF
101
102
Junior: Age 9 - 13
Senior: Age 14 - 19
VBF
VBF
101
102
Junior: Age 9 - 13
Senior: Age 14 - 19
MARKET SWINE BRED & FED
MARKET SHEEP BRED & FED
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
HBF
HBF
101
102
Junior: Age 9 - 13
Senior: Age 14 - 19
SBF
SBF
101
102
Junior: Age 9 - 13
Senior: Age 14 - 19
MARKET GOAT BRED & FED
Division
Clas
Description
GBF
GBF
101
102
Junior: Age 9 - 13
Senior: Age 14 - 19
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PEN OF THREE RULES & CLASSES
Entry Fee: None
Premiums Per Species: None
1. A group of three (3) animals from one club, not necessarily of the same breed, age, or sex that were shown as
individuals may be entered.
2. Each club or chapter may enter more than one group.
3. Not more than one (1) animal may be owned by any one member.
4. Classes will be held after all Market classes are judged. No prior entry is necessary. Entries may be made
ringside.
BEST PRESENTED BARN RULES & CLASSES
Entry Fee: None
Awards: *Trophy for 1st place of each species.
* Overall Best Presented Barn Award will be awarded to the club or chapter with the highest average score.
1. Entry must be made by club or chapter no later than 10:00 AM the morning following opening ceremonies.
2. Entries are open to all species remaining on grounds for the entirety of the fair: Beef, Special Fed Veal, Swine,
Sheep, Goats, and any Breeding Animals staying on the grounds.
3. JUDGING: Entries will be judged in six (6) categories: Cleanliness of Pens and Aisles (30%), Club/Chapter Sign
(10%), Individual Animal Signs (10%), Educational Display (30%), Security of Animals (10%), Tools Kept Safe and
Neat (10%).
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BREED EXHIBITOR RULES
(Beef, Dairy Cattle, Sheep, Wool Sheep, Dairy Goats,
Angora Goats, & Breeding Boer Goats)
1. Breed shows are open to all 4-H, Grange, and FFA members in clubs and chapters within San Diego, Imperial,
and Riverside Counties.
2. All Breeding Shows are one day shows.
3. All breeding animals must arrive no later than 7:00 AM the morning of and leave the evening of their respective
show unless prior arrangements were made with the Ramona Junior Fair Board.
4. BREEDING ANIMAL OWNERSHIP: All Breeding Animals must be owned and supervised for no less than 30
consecutive days before the day of the show.
5. ENTRIES: Breeds, Dates of Birth AND Identification MUST be noted on online breed entries.
6. LIMIT OF ENTRIES: If the number of animals entered exceeds barn capacity, the Ramona Junior Fair Board
reserves the right to limit entries.
7. DAIRY & BREEDING ANIMAL AGE: The base date for computing the age of the animal shall be the day the
animal is to be judged.
8. Ramona Junior Fair Market Animal ear tags may NOT be used for identification of breeding animals.
9. BREEDING SHEEP & BOER GOATS: Must be identified by flock numbers which shall be on regular and practical
tags attached to the ear or tattooed in the ear.
10. WOOL SHEEP/ANGORA GOATS: May not show more than twelve (12) months of fleece growth.
11. DAIRY GOATS: Will be judged according to current A.D.G.A. classes and rules. The Junior Division consists of
does that are under 24 months of age that are not in milk and have never freshened. The Senior Division consists
of does that are 24 months of age or over that have ever freshened or are in milk. This includes dry milkers.
12. BREEDING BOER GOATS: Full blooded and percentage does will show together. Bucks must be full blood or
American purebred.
13. SCRAPIE (Sheep & Goats): Pursuant to USDA standards, all sheep and goats entering fairs are required to have
official Scrapie Identification. All out of state sheep and goats are required to have official identification, a
certificate of veterinarian inspection, and California entry permit. See State Rule X, Sheep and Goats Health
Rules.
14. HORNS: Horns are permitted on breeding boer goats, angora goats, and breeding sheep only. All other breeding
animals with horns must be dehorned or disbudded. Scurs or blunted horns may be allowed at the discretion of
the Ramona Junior Fair Board.
15. Breeding animals may be used in Showmanship.
16. JUDGING: The American System of judging will be used for all Breeding Classes. A judge’s decision is final. The
Ramona Junior Fair Board may not and will not request any changes in the judges’ ruling.
17. All breeds will be judged together unless otherwise specified.
18. PREMIUMS & AWARDS: Best in Show and Reserve Best in Show of each species will receive an award and
rosette. Grand and Reserve Champions of each Division will receive a rosette. Class Winners- 1st- $15, 2nd- $10,
3rd- $5.
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BREEDING BEEF DIVISION
Premiums & Awards: See Breeding Rules
DAIRY CATTLE DIVISION
BULLS
REGISTERED FEMALES
Registered or Grade/Unregistered Purebred
Division Class Description
Age
BCB
101
Senior Yearling
19 Mos & Older
BCB
102
Junior Yearling
13 - 18 Mos
BCB
103
Senior Calf
7 - 12 Mos
BCB
104
Junior Calf
3 - 6 Mos
FEMALES
Age
DCR
200
2 Yrs or More
24 Months &
Older
DCR
201
Senior Yearling
18–23 Months
DCR
202
Junior Yearling
12-17 Months
DCR
203
Senior Calf
8-11 Months
DCR
204
Junior Calf
4-7 Months
GRADE OR UNREGISTERED FEMALES
Age
BCB
111
Senior Yearling
19 Mos & Older
BCB
112
Junior Yearling
13 - 18 Mos
BCB
113
Senior Calf
7 - 12 Mos
BCB
114
Junior Calf
3 - 6 Mos
Age
DCG
210
2 Yrs or More
24 Months &
Older
DCG
211
Senior Yearling
18–23 Months
DCG
212
Junior Yearling
12-17 Months
DCG
213
Senior Calf
8-11 Months
DCG
214
Junior Calf
4-7 Months
COW/CALF PAIR
Division Class
Description
BCP
Cow with natural or implant calf
at side. Calf not more than 250
days old.
220
FEMALE PAIR
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Division Class
Description
Age
DCP
Two Animals Owned
by One Exhibitor
All
220
BREEDING SHEEP DIVISION
WOOL SHEEP DIVISION
RAMS
RAMS
Division
Class
Description
Age
SRR
400
Ram Lamb
24 Mos and Older
SRR
401
Yearling
12-23 Mos
SRR
402
Fall Lamb
8 - 11 Mos
SRR
403
Spring Lamb
2 - 7 Mos
Class
Description
Age
SER
410
Ewe Lamb
24 Mos and Older
SER
411
Yearling
12-23 Mos
SER
412
Fall Lamb
8 - 11 Mos
SER
413
Spring Lamb
2 - 7 Mos
Class
Description
Age
SEG
430
Ewe Lamb
24 Mos and Older
SEG
431
Yearling
12-23 Mos
SEG
432
Fall Lamb
8 - 11 Mos
SEG
433
Spring Lamb
2 - 7 Mos
Description
Age
SWR
470
Yearling
12 Mos & Older
SWR
471
Fall Lamb
8 - 11 Months
SWR
472
Spring Lamb
4 -7 Months
Division
Class
Description
Age
SWE
480
Yearling
12 Mos & Older
SWE
481
Fall Lamb
8 - 11 Months
SWE
482
Spring Lamb
4 -7 Months
WETHERS
GRADE/UNREGISTERED PUREBRED EWES
Division
Class
EWES
REGISTERED EWES
Division
Division
Division
Class
Description
SWW
491
Wethers under one year
SWW
492
Wethers over one year
YOUNG FLOCK
Division
Class Description
SWF
490
Fall/Spring Ram & 2 Fall/Spring Ewes
WOOL SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
SHWS
101
Junior
SHWS
102
Intermediate
SHWS
103
Senior
YOUNG FLOCK
Division
Class
Description
SYF
420
Fall/Spring Ram & 2 Fall/Spring Ewes
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WOOL DIVISION
Premiums: See Breeding Rules
Special Rules:
YOUNG FLEECE
Division
Class
Description
WDF
101
Wool Breeds
WDF
102
Meat Breeds
WDF
103
Angora Goats
1) All Fleeces must have been sheared in the spring or summer prior to
the opening date of the fair and will be disqualified for more than 13
months growth. Each entry shall be one whole fleece and be properly
tied or placed in a clear plastic bag.
2) All fleeces entered must have been sheared from sheep owned by
the exhibitor.
3) Fleeces will be turned in to the Livestock Office on Tuesday, move in
day.
ANGORA GOAT DIVISION
REGISTERED OR UNREGISTERED
PUREBRED BUCKS
Division
Class
Description
Age
AGB
501
Yearling Buck
12- Under 24 Months
AGB
502
Kid Buck
4 – Under 12 Months
WETHERS
REGISTERED OR UNREGISTERED
PUREBRED DOES
Division
Class
Description
Age
AGW
501
Senior
Wether
2 Years and Older
AGW
502
Yearling
Wether
12- Under 24 Month
AGW
503
Kid Wether
ANGORA GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
Age
Division
Class
Description
AGD
501
Senior Doe
2 Years and Older
AGS
101
Junior
AGD
502
Yearling Doe
12- Under 24 Months
AGS
102
Intermediate
AGD
503
Kid Doe
AGS
103
Senior
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DAIRY GOAT DIVISION
ALL PUREBREEDS
GRADES OR UNREGISTERED PUREBREDS
JUNIOR DOES
JUNIOR DOES
Division Class Description Age
AJD
1
Junior Kids
Under 4
Months
RJD
1
Junior Kids
Under 4
Months
AJD
2
Senior Kids
4 – Under 8
Months
RJD
2
Senior Kids
4 – Under 8
Months
AJD
3
Junior
Yearling
8 – Under 12
Months
RJD
3
Junior
Yearling
8 – Under 12
Months
AJD
4
Senior
Yearling
12 – Under 24
Months
RJD
4
Senior
Yearling
12 – Under 24
Months
SENIOR DOES
SENIOR DOES
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
ASD
1
Under 2 Years (In Milk)
RSD
1
ASD
2
2 Years Old
RSD
2
2 Years Old
ASD
3
3 & 4 Years Old
RSD
3
3 & 4 Years Old
ASD
4
5 Years Old & Older
RSD
4
5 Years Old & Older
New to the 2016 Ramona Junior Fair Dairy Goat Show
If each division/class has 4 or more of one breed, that breed (or breeds) will be divided into a separate
class. (Example- AJD2 has 4 Nigerian Dwarf, 5 Nubian, 2 Toggenburg, 2 Alpine. The class would be AJD2
(A) Nigerian Dwarfs, AJD 2(B) Nubians, AJD 3(C) All Other Breeds. All three class winners could compete
for Champion/Reserve Champoin Junior Doe.
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MINIATURE DAIRY GOAT DIVISION
Premiums will be awarded per Breed Show
Schedule.
ALL PUREBREEDS
JUNIOR DOES
MJD
1
Junior Kids
Under 4
Months
MJD
2
Senior Kids
4 – Under 8
Months
MJD
3
Junior
Yearling
8 – Under 12
Months
MJD
4
Senior
Yearling
12 – Under 24
Months
This Division is limited to
Miniature Breeds of Dairy
Goats not recognized by
the American Dairy Goat
Association. All breeds will
be judged together.
SENIOR DOES
Division
Class
Description
MSD
1
MSD
2
2 Years Old
MSD
3
3 & 4 Years Old
MSD
4
5 Years Old & Older
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BREEDING BOER GOAT DIVISION
DOES
BUCKS
JUNIOR DOES
JUNIOR BUCKS
Age
Age
BJD
1
Junior Kids
Under 2
Months
BJB
1
Junior Kids
Under 2
Months
BJD
2
Intermediate
Kids
2 – Under 4
Months
BJB
2
Intermediate
Kids
2 – Under 4
Months
BJD
3
Senior Kids
4 – Under 6
Months
BJB
3
Senior Kids
4 – Under 6
Months
BJD
4
Junior Yearling
6 – Under
8 Months
BJB
4
Junior Yearling
6 – Under
8 Months
BJD
5
Senior Yearling
8 – Under
12 Months
BJB
5
Senior Yearling
8 – Under
12 Months
SENIOR BUCKS
SENIOR DOES
Age
BSD
1
Two Years Doe
12 – 24
Months
BSB
1
Two Years Buck 12 – 24
Months
BSD
2
Three Years
Doe
25 – 36
Months
BSB
2
Three Years
Buck
25 – 36
Months
BSD
3
Four Years Doe
37 Months
and Over
BSB
3
Four Years
Buck
37 Months
and Over
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Age
SMALL ANIMAL EXHIBITOR RULES
(Rabbits, Poultry, Cavy, & Pygmy Goats)
1. Small Animal shows are open to all 4-H, Grange, and FFA members in clubs and chapters within San Diego,
Imperial, and Riverside Counties.
2. All Small Animal Shows are one day shows.
3. For Meat Pen requirements please see Market Animal Rules and Classes.
4. SMALL ANIMAL OWNERSHIP: A small animal must be owned, managed, and personally cared for by the
exhibitor for no less than:
Rabbits, Cavies, Poultry.…… 30 consecutive days
Pygmy Goat…………………...… 30 consecutive days
5. Animals must be brought to the fair in standard, separate transport cages. No cardboard boxes.
6. JUDGING: The American System of judging will be used for all Small Classes. A judge’s decision is final. The
Ramona Junior Fair Board may not and will not request any changes in the judges’ ruling.
7. Rabbits and Cavies will be judged according to A.R.B.A. rules and current A.R.B.A. show classes. Cavies will be
awarded legs.
8. Rabbit classes will be divided by age.
9. Poultry will be judged based on the Standard of Perfection of the American Poultry Association and the
American Bantam Association.
10. Poultry are limited to five birds per section per exhibitor.
11. Pygmy goats will be judged according to N.P.G.A. classes and rules.
12. HORNS: Pygmy goats must be dehorned.
13. IDENTIFICATION: Cavies must have an identification tag in the left ear. All rabbits must be tattooed. All poultry
must be identified with leg bands. Tag numbers, full tattoos, and leg band numbers must be included on entry
forms.
14. AGE OF ANIMALS: All Breeding Poultry must be a minimum age of six (6) months old. Rabbits and cavies must
be a minimum age of three (3) months old. The base date for computing the age of all breeding animals shall be
the day the animal is to be judged.
15. RABBITS: Those that are disqualified because of permanent defects, deformities or blemishes and those absent
at the time of judging do not count when computing the number of exhibitors in a section. A judge may
eliminate a rabbit from competition because of temporary or curable defects, but the rabbit will be counted as
an exhibit.
16. POULTRY: Birds that are disqualified because of sickness, disease, or lice/mite infestation and those absent at
the time of judging do not count when computing the number or exhibitors in each section.
17. POULTRY POSTER: Must be on a standard size poster board, no larger than 24” X 36”. Judging criteria:
Educational Value- 25%, Design- 25%, Neatness- 25%, Originality- 25%.
18. POULTRY KNOWLEDGE BOWL: Entries can be made at ringside. This is a team event. Teams may consist of two
(2) to four (4) members. All exhibitors are eligible.
19. PYGMY GOAT AGE: The base date for computing the age of the animal shall be the day the animal is to be
judged.
20. AWARDS: Small Animal Divisions will receive awards for Best in Show and Reserve Best in Show.
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RABBIT DIVISION
LIGHTWEIGHT BREEDS
Premiums Per Section: Best of Breed- $3,
Best of Opposite Sex- $2
HEAVYWEIGHT BREEDS
Judged in 4 classes
Class
Senior Bucks
Senior Does
Junior Bucks
Junior Does
Age
6 Months or Older
6 Months or Older
3 to 6 Months
3 to 6 Months
Division Class
Description
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
RL
American Fuzzy Lop
Angora- English
Angora- French
Angora- Satin
Dutch
Dwarf Hotot
English Spot
Florida White
Harlequin
Havana
Himalayan
Holland Lop
Lilac
Jersey Wooly
Mini Lop
Mini Rex
Netherland Dwarf
Polish
Rex
Rhinelander
Silver
Silver Marten
Tans
Mini Satin
Misc- Any ARBA breed not listed above
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Judged in 6 classes
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Class
Senior Bucks
Senior Does
Intermediate Bucks
Intermediate Does
Junior Bucks
Junior Does
Age
6 Months or Older
6 Months or Older
6 to 8 Months
6 to 8 Months
3 to 6 Months
3 to 6 Months
Division Class
Description
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
Angora, Giant
Beveren
Californian
Chapagne
D’Argent
Flemish Giant
English Lop
French Lop
New Zealand
Palomino
Satin
Silver Fox
Lionhead
Misc- Any ARBA breed not listed above
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
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POULTRY DIVISION
Premiums Per Section: 1st- $3, 2nd- $2, 3rd- $1
CHICKENS- LARGE COCKS
CHICKENS- BANTAM HENS
Division
Class
Section
Breed Ex.
Division
PLA
PLM
PLE
PLS
PLC
PLO
PLU
701
703
705
707
709
711
713
American
Mediterranean
English
Asiatic
Continentals
Other Breeds
Utility
Rhode Island, etc.
Leghorn, etc.
Cornish, etc.
Cochin, etc.
Polish, etc.
Sumattra, etc.
Layer, Meat
PBS
732
PBR
734
PBO
736
PBF
PBG
738
740
Class
CHICKENS- LARGE HENS
Division
Class
Section
Breed Ex.
PLA
PLM
PLE
PLS
PLC
PLO
PLU
702
704
706
708
710
712
714
American
Mediterranean
English
Asiatic
Continentals
Other Breeds
Utility
Rhode Island, etc.
Leghorn, etc.
Cornish, etc.
Cochin, etc.
Polish, etc.
Sumattra, etc.
Layer, Meat
Class
PBS
731
PBR
733
PBO
735
PBF
PBG
737
739
Section
Breed Ex.
Single Comb,
Clean Legged
Rose Comb, Clean
Legged
Other Comb,
Clean Legged
Feather Legged
Game
Plymouth
Rock, etc.
Rose Comb,
etc.
Cornish, etc.
Breed Ex.
Single Comb,
Clean Legged
Rose Comb, Clean
Legged
Other Comb,
Clean Legged
Feather Legged
Game
Plymouth
Rock, etc.
Rose Comb,
etc.
Cornish, etc.
Silkie, etc.
Modern, etc.
DUCKS
Division
PDL
PDL
PDL
PDL
Class
751
752
753
754
Section
Breed Ex.
Large Drake
Large Duck
Bantam Drake
Bantam Duck
Pekin, etc.
Call, etc.
Pekin, etc.
Call, etc.
GEESE
CHICKENS- BANTAM COCKS
Division
Section
Division
Class
Section
Breed Ex.
PGA
PGA
761
762
Gander
Goose
Emden, etc.
Emden, etc.
TURKEY
Silkie, etc.
Modern, etc.
Division
Class
Section
Breed Ex.
PTA
PTA
771
772
Tom
Hen
Bronze, etc.
Bronze, etc.
SPECIAL POULTRY CONTESTS
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Division
Class
Description
Entry Fee
PPC
101
Poultry Poster
$2.00
PAV
111
Avian Bowl
None
CAVY DIVISION
Premiums Per Section: Best of Breed- $3, Best
of Opposite Sex- $2
LIGHTWEIGHT BREEDS
Judged in 4 classes
Division Class
Description
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Abyssinian
Abyssinian Satin
American
American Satin
Peruvian
Peruvian Satin
Silkie
Silkie Satin
Teddy
Teddy Satin
White Crested
Coronet
Texel
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
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PYGMY GOAT DIVISION
DOES
DOES
REGISTERED/UNREGISTERED JUNIOR
DOES
REGISTERED/UNREGISTERED SENIOR DOES
Division
Reg
Un
Reg
PJD
1
PJD
PJD
Description
Age
11
0-1
Months
Not Yet 2
Mnths
2
12
2-3
Months
Not Yet 4
Mnths
3
13
4-5
Months
Not Yet 6
Mnths
PJD
4
14
6-7
Months
Not Yet 8
Mnths
PJD
5
15
8-9
Months
Not Yet
10 Mnths
Division
Reg
Un
Reg
PSD
1
PSD
Description
Age
11
Milking
Does
Any Age
Nursing
Kids
2
12
Freshened
Yearling
12-23
Mnths, Not
Yet 24
Mnths
PSD
3
13
2 Yr Old
24-35
Mnths, Not
Yet 36
Mnths
PSD
4
14
3 Yr Old
36-47
Mnths, Not
Yet 48
Mnths
PJD
6
16
10-11
Months
Not Yet
12 Mnths
PJD
7
17
Jr. Dry
Yearling
12-17
Mnths,
Not Yet
18 Mnths
PSD
5
15
4 Yr Old
48-59
Mnths, Not
Yet 60
Mnths
PJD
8
18
Sr. Dry
Yearling
18-23
Mnths,
Not Yet
24 Mnths
PSD
6
16
5 Years
and Older
60 Mnths
and Over
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PYGMY GOAT DIVISION (Continued)
BUCKS
WETHERS
REGISTERED JUNIOR BUCKS
REGISTERED/UNREGISTERED SENIOR
WETHERS
Division
Reg
Description
Age
PJB
1
0-2 Months
Not Yet 3
Mnths
PJB
2
3-5 Months
Not Yet 6
Mnths
PJB
3
6-8 Months
Not Yet 6
Mnths
PJB
4
9-11
Months
Not Yet 12
Mnths
Division
Reg
Un
Reg
PGW
1
PGW
Description
Age
11
0-3
Months
Not Yet 4
Mnths
2
12
4-11
Months
Not Yet
12 Mnths
PGW
3
13
Yearlings
12-23
Mnths,
Not Yet
24 Mnths
PGW
4
14
2-5 Yr Old
PGW
5
15
6 Yrs Old &
Older
REGISTERED SENIOR BUCKS
Division
Reg
Description
Age
PSB
1
Jr.
Yearling
12-17 Mnths, Not
Yet 18 Mnths
PSB
2
Sr.
Yearling
18-23 Mnths, Not
Yet 24 Mnths
PSB
3
2 Yr Old
24-35 Mnths, Not
Yet 36 Mnths
PSB
4
3 Yr Old
36-47 Mnths, Not
Yet 48 Mnths
PSB
5
4 Yr Old &
Older
48 Mnths and
Over
To meet sanction rules and qualify
as a sanctioned buck show, a
minimum of 10 total bucks must
be entered; with at least 5 in the
senior division.
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LLAMA/ALPACA SHOW RULES
1. The llama/alpaca show is a one day show that is open to all 4-H, Grange, and FFA members in clubs and chapters
within San Diego, Imperial, and Riverside Counties.
2. All animals must arrive no later than 7:00 AM the morning of and leave after their respective show(s) unless
prior arrangements were made with the Ramona Junior Fair Board.
3. ANIMAL OWNERSHIP: In order to exhibit an animal, prior to the fair, an exhibitor must spend no less than
twenty (20) hours working with the animal that they are exhibiting. This work must begin no later than sixty (60)
days before the day of the llama and alpaca show. Signature of the leader or advisor on the entry form verifies
the completion of these hourly requirements. Llamas and alpacas owned or leased as a joint project may only be
shown by one designated exhibitor in each age category. (Example: a llama may be shown by one exhibitor in
the Junior Class and one in the Senior Class, but not by two exhibitors in the Junior Class.)
4. ANIMAL AGE: All llamas or alpacas must be a minimum age of one (1) year. The base date for computing the age
of the animal shall be the day the animal is to be judged.
5. Exhibitors under the age of thirteen (13) years of age shall not show any llama or alpaca that is ungelded and
over eighteen (18) months of age.
6. Llamas and alpacas shall be judged separately with the same divisions and age classes in each show.
7. CLASSES: The divisions offered are as follows: Youth Obstacle and Youth Pack. Within each division there shall
be two age classes: Junior and Senior. An Exhibitor age 9 to 13 as of January 1 of the current year, will be
entered in the Junior Classes. An Exhibitor age 14 to 19 as of January 1 of the current year, will be entered in the
Senior Classes.
8. The Age Classes in a Division may be combined if there are fewer than three (3) entries in each division.
9. OBSTACLE COURSES: Obstacles will be chosen based on ALSA (Alpaca Llama Show Association) guidelines.
Jumps, drops, and/or heights of any obstacle will be set at the lowest possible number to accommodate all class
levels and species. Junior Class participants must use eight (8) obstacles and Senior Class participants must use
ten (10) obstacles. Obstacles will be chosen and published on the Ramona Junior Fair website.
10. JUDGING: The American System of judging will be used for all Llama and Alpaca Classes. A judge’s decision is
final. The Ramona Junior Fair Board may not and will not request any changes in the judges’ ruling.
11. PREMIUMS & AWARDS: Champion of each Class will receive an award. Premiums for Class Winners- 1st- $10,
2nd- $8, 3rd- $5.
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LLAMA DIVISION
ALPACA DIVISION
Premiums Per Division: 1st- $10,
2nd- $8, 3rd- $5
Awards for top in each Division
Premiums Per Division: 1st- $10,
2nd- $8, 3rd- $5
Awards for top in each Division
OBSTACLE
OBSTACLE
Exhibitor Age
Exhibitor Age
ALO
1
Junior
Obstacle
See Rules for Age
Limits
LLO
1
Junior
Obstacle
See Rules for
Age Limits
ALO
2
Senior
Obstacle
LLO
2
Senior
Obstacle
PACK
Division Class
Description
ALP
1
Junior Pack
ALP
2
Senior Pack
PACK
Exhibitor
Age
See Rules for
Age Limits
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Division Class
Description
LLP
1
Junior Pack
LLP
2
Senior Pack
Exhibitor
Age
See Rules for
Age Limits
SHOWMANSHIP & ROUND ROBIN RULES
1. Showmanship classes are open to all exhibitors at the Ramona Junior Fair and must be pre-entered.
2. Animals shown in showmanship must be owned by the exhibitor, entered by the exhibitor, and shown by the
exhibitor in an appropriate market, breeding or performance class prior to showmanship.
3. Exhibitors will be on hand and ready to show when called for judging.
4. No talking to family members, leaders, or members of the public during any showmanship class.
5. UNIFORM: Traditional whites are required for Showmanship and Round Robin.
6. Showmanship is judged on the exhibitor’s ability to properly show his or her own animal. Therefore, you may
enter only one time with each species you bring to the Fair. Example: If exhibitor enters two sheep, only one will
be shown in a showmanship class. If exhibitor enters one swine and one lamb, he/she may enter each animal in
showmanship.
7. CLASSES: An exhibitor age 9 and 10 as of January 1 of the current year, will be classified as a Junior Showman.
An exhibitor age 11 to 13 as of January 1 of the current year, will be classified as an Intermediate Showman. An
exhibitor age 14 and older as of January 1 of the current year will be classified as a Senior Showman.
8. LARGE ANIMAL NOVICE SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP: This class is for first year 4-H, Grange, or FFA Members ages
14 and over as of January 1 of the current year, who are exhibiting beef, special fed veal, swine, sheep,
market/breeding Boer goats, dairy goats, and/or dairy cattle and have never exhibited one of the
aforementioned species prior to the start of the project year.
9. SMALL ANIMAL NOVICE SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP: This class is for first year 4-H, Grange, or FFA Members ages
14 and over as of January 1 of the current year, who are exhibiting chickens, rabbits, cavies, pygmy goats and/or
dogs and have never exhibited one of the aforementioned species prior to the start of the project year.
10. AWARDS: Ribbons will be awarded for 1st through 8th place.
11. Exhibitors who participate in showmanship MUST show in Round Robin if they qualify. Only illness or family
emergency will exempt an exhibitor from their responsibility to participate in Round Robin. All requests for nonparticipation must be made to the Ramona Junior Fair Board.
12. In the event that an exhibitor wins more than one (1) first place in a species, he or she will show in the first class
they competed in and the second place showman may represent that species in Round Robin. Exception may be
in Small Animal Divisions. The Ramona Junior Fair Board will notify the eligible showman for each species.
13. An exhibitor who wins first place in a Small Animal Class and first place in a Large Animal Class may compete in
both Small and Large Animal Round Robin.
14. The spirit of Round Robin is to encourage diversity in showmanship skills and to allow as many participants as
possible. Therefore, no species will be eliminated for a lack of showmen unless absolutely necessary.
15. Four classes are judged in Round Robin- Junior, Intermediate, Senior, and Novice Senior in the following two
categories.
Large Animal- Comprised of the top showmen from the beef, special fed veal, swine, sheep, market/ breeding Boer goat,
dairy goat, and dairy cattle divisions.
Small Animal- Comprised of the top showmen from the chickens, turkeys, rabbit, cavy, pygmy goat, and dog divisions.
16. Animals shown by winning exhibitors in each division and species will be used in Round Robin Showmanship.
17. Exhibitors need to supply and leave their tack for showing with their animal for the duration of Round Robin
Showmanship. (Example: Show stick, scotch comb, halters, etc.)
18. There will be no Master Showmanship Competition within any species.
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LARGE ANIMAL SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES
(Beef, Special Fed Veal, Swine, Sheep, Market Goat, Dairy Goat, Dairy Cattle)
BEEF SHOWMANSHIP
SPECIAL FED VEAL SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
BCS
BCS
BCS
BCS
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
BVS
BVS
BVS
BVS
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
SWINE SHOWMANSHIP
SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
HOS
HOS
HOS
HOS
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
SHS
SHS
SHS
SHS
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
MARKET/BREEDING BOER GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
GSM
GSM
GSM
GSM
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
GSD
GSD
GSD
GSD
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
DAIRY CATTLE SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
DCS
DCS
DCS
DCS
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
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SMALL ANIMAL SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES
(Poultry, Rabbit, Cavy, Pygmy Goat, Dog)
Premiums per Section: None
CHICKEN SHOWMANSHIP
RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
PSH
PSH
PSH
PSH
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
RSH
RSH
RSH
RSH
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
TURKEY SHOWMANSHIP
PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
TSH
TSH
TSH
TSH
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
PGS
PGS
PGS
PGS
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
CAVY SHOWMANSHIP
Division
Class
Description
CSH
CSH
CSH
CSH
101
102
103
104
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Novice Senior
DOG SHOWMANSHIP
For Dog Showmanship, see Dog Show Classes.
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HORSE SHOW RULES
1. The Ramona Junior Fair Horse Show is a one-day show that is open to all 4-H, Grange, and FFA members in clubs
and chapters within San Diego, Imperial, and Riverside Counties.
2. The Ramona Junior Fair Board reserves the right to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising
out of an incident at the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered on
these rules and regulation shall be decided by the Superintendent.
3. The Ramona Junior Fair Board reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, and
cancel award prizes, without claim for damage; to change any course, to cancel or combine any unfilled classes,
or to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitor; to change rings or rotate or change judges and officials.
4. All arenas must be vacated while any maintenance equipment is being used.
5. No dogs are allowed in the show area with the exception of Guide Animals.
6. Lack of entries may result in the combination of classes and/or the cancelling of the show for the year.
7. No horse may compete in more than twenty (20) classes.
8. HORSE OWNERSHIP: Exhibitors must have owned or leased their animal for a minimum of 120 days prior to the
closing date of entries. Should an exhibitor’s horse die, the exhibitor may replace the project horse before
competition at the discretion of the project leader. Notification of such must be made in writing to the Ramona
Junior Fair Board of Directors before competition.
9. CLASSES: Classes will be defined as Walk/Trot/Special Needs, Green Horse, Junior, Senior, and Open.
JUNIOR: An exhibitor age 13 and under as of January 1.
SENIOR: An exhibitor age 14 to 19 as of January 1.
WALK/TROT/SPECIAL NEEDS: This division is for a first or second year showman, regardless of age. Exhibitors new to the
project may request to move to a higher division through the Horse Show Superintendent. Walk/Trot exhibitors may only enter
this class for a total of two years. Those wishing to participate for more than two years, may request to do so through the Board
of Directors.
GREEN HORSE: An inexperienced horse, in a given discipline. A horse entered in this division may not cross enter into any other
divisions. Entry in this class is limited to two years. Those wishing to participate for more than two years, may request to do so
through the Board of Directors.
10. Upon examination, the Board of Directors, Show Superintendent, and/or judge hold the right to move a rider
and/or horse to a more appropriate division.
11. APPAREL: All participants will be judged on personal appearance. Clothing shall be Western show clothes,
English show clothes, or the complete 4-H, FFA, or Grange Uniforms. No combinations will be allowed. Short or
long sleeved collared shirts are acceptable, no tank-tops or t-shirts allowed. Shirts must be tucked in and sleeves
rolled down and fastened when showing. Vests, jackets, and chaps are optional. All boots must have at least a
1/2" heel and smooth sole. Patterned soles are permitted if the pattern is 1/8” or less deep. “Waffle” soles are
prohibited (i.e. Fat Baby soles). All participants must wear a properly fitting ASTM/SEI approved helmet with the
chin strap fastened at all times. Spurs are optional, but if worn must be enroweled for English classes.
12. TACK: A mandatory tack inspection will be performed before each class. Tack must be clean and safe. The
Ramona Junior Fair Board reserves the right to inspect all tack for suitability and safety of use. A mechanical
hackamore may be used in Gymkhana ONLY. Tie-down, martingales, or draw reins are permitted for Gymkhana
or Hunter Hack Classes ONLY.
13. SHOWMANSHIP TACK: Any presentable halter with a throat latch and lead may be used. No whips allowed.
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HORSE SHOW RULES
14. WESTERN TACK: Refer to AQHA official handbook. Any Western shank bit is allowed that has a maximum length
overall of 8 ½”. The mouthpiece shall consist of a metal bar 3/8” to 3/4” in diameter. If the horse is five (5) years
old or younger, a rawhide bosal or a snaffle with a smooth mouthpiece may be used. Two hands may be used if
a bosal or snaffle is used. A smooth, flat, half-inch chain may be used as part of the curb strap or leather curb
strap. The saddle should be of the Western type, serviceable, and fit the rider. Reference to a bit in Western
Performance Classes means the use of a curb bit that has a solid or broken mouthpiece, has shank and acts with
leverage. All curb bits must be free of mechanical device and should be considered a standard Western bit.
15. ENGLISH TACK: Crops are optional. A smooth mouth snaffle, Pelham, full double bridle or Kimberwick is
permissible. A curb chain is to be used with a Pelham or double bridle, but not with a snaffle. Martingales are
allowed only if the pattern calls for jumping. The saddle should be serviceable hunt, all purpose, or flat. No
bareback pads.
16. GROOMING & HANDLING: All physically able exhibitors are responsible for the handling, grooming, tacking, and
warm-up of the horse for competition unless safety is compromised. Adults or non-exhibitors found handling,
grooming, tacking or warming-up animals risk disqualification of entry and/or dismissal from the property.
17. Stallions are not eligible to be shown and will not be permitted on the grounds.
18. Horses may not be tied to fence posts or left unattended in the arenas at any time.
19. Horses that are being ridden must be bridled and ridden by a single rider at all times. There will be no riding with
halters or riding double.
20. JUDGING: AHSA and California State Fair 4-H Horse Show rules will apply to all show classes. Silver and other
appointments will not be taken into account by the judge. The American System of Judging will be used for all
Horse Show Classes. First Place will earn seven (7) points, Second Place will earn five (5) points, and so on with
Sixth Place earning one (1) point.
21. AWARDS: Ribbons will be awarded in all classes for 1st through 6th Place. High Point awards will be given in each
of the three disciplines in each Class (IE- Junior English, Junior Western, Junior Gymkhana). The three discipline
high points will then compete for overall high point in that Class (IE- Junior, Senior, Green Horse, Walk/Trot) and
the top individual will receive an award at the official award ceremony. Individuals may receive more than one
High Point in multiple disciplines, but may not win more than one Overall High Point Award in the show. (IECannot win in Senior and Walk/Trot).
English High Point Calculation
Western High Point Calculation
Gymkhana High Point Calculation
Showmanship, English Equitation, English
Pleasure, Horsemanship, Trail
Showmanship, Western Equitation,
Western Pleasure, Horsemanship, Trail
Showmanship, Key Hole, Speed Barrels,
Clover Leaf, Hurry Scurry
22. DISQUALIFICATIONS: The following will result in disqualification of the exhibitor and removal from the show and
show grounds as well as loss of entry monies:







Undue cruelty to a horse by an exhibitor.
Taking any class or test a second time.
Using another member’s horse that has not been handled as their project.
Unsafe conduct.
Interference with the judge’s decision.
Rudeness towards a judge or any show official.
Any behavior deemed to be unsportsmanlike.
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HORSE SHOW CLASSES
Entry Fee: $5.00 per entry/class Premiums Per Section: None Ribbons: Through 6th Place
WALK/TROT/SPECIAL NEEDS CLASSES
GREEN HORSE CLASSES
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
HS
HEE
HEP
HM
HWE
HWP
HT
HGP
HGB
HGC
HGH
1N
2N
3N
4N
5N
6N
7N
8N
9N
10N
11N
Showmanship (E, W, or G)
English Equitation
English Pleasure
Horsemanship (E or W)
Western Equitation
Western Pleasure
Trail (E or W)
Key Hole *
Speed Barrels *
Clover Leaf *
Hurry Scurry *
HS
HEE
HEP
HM
HWE
HWP
HT
HGP
HGB
HGC
HGH
1G
2G
3G
4G
5G
6G
7G
8G
9G
10G
11G
English Equitation
English Pleasure
Western Equitation
Western Pleasure
Trail (E or W)
Key Hole *
Speed Barrels *
Clover Leaf *
Hurry Scurry *
JUNIOR CLASSES
SENIOR CLASSES
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class
Description
HS
HEE
HEP
HM
HWE
HWP
HT
HGP
HGB
HGC
HGH
1J
2J
3J
4J
5J
6J
7J
8J
9J
10J
11J
English Equitation
English Pleasure
Western Equitation
Western Pleasure
Trail (E or W)
Key Hole *
Speed Barrels *
Clover Leaf *
Hurry Scurry *
HS
HEE
HEP
HM
HWE
HWP
HT
HGP
HGB
HGC
HGH
1S
2S
3S
4S
5S
6S
7S
8S
9S
10S
11S
English Equitation
English Pleasure
Western Equitation
Western Pleasure
Trail (E or W)
Key Hole *
Speed Barrels *
Clover Leaf *
Hurry Scurry *
* Gymkhana entries may ride Western or English.
WRITTEN TEST: Division- HW
Jr Class- 12J
Sr Class- 12S
W/T/SN Class- 12N
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DOG SHOW RULES
1. The Ramona Junior Fair Dog show is a one day show that is open to all San Diego County 4-H Dog Project
members. It is a San Diego County Point Show.
2. San Diego County Dog Advisory Group Rules will be followed. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to know
and follow the aforementioned rules and any additional rules set by the Ramona Junior Fair. Any violation of
these rules will be subject to the immediate jurisdiction of the Fair Management. Copies of San Diego County
Dog Advisory Group Rules are located on our website: www.ramonajuniorfair.com. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!
3. Only pre-entries are accepted.
4. All dogs entered must be 4-H Dog Care Project animals.
5. Only dogs entered in the show are permitted on the show grounds.
6. All dogs must be on a leash and under control at all times.
7. No bitches in season are allowed on the show grounds.
8. GROOMING & HANDLING: No one but the exhibitor is to handle or groom the dog for competition. Adults or
non-exhibitors found grooming or handling animals risk disqualification of entry and/or dismissal from the
property.
9. APPAREL: 4-H white uniforms are required.
10. AWARDS: Ribbons will be awarded in all classes for 1st through 4th placements. Awards will be given for High
Point Showmanship and in Beginning Novice, Novice, and Grad Novice/Open Obedience Classes.
11. High Point Showmanship exhibitors from the Junior, Intermediate, and Senior divisions qualify for further
competition in Small Animal Round Robin.
12. SHOWMANSHIP: Handlers who have won a county medal or have three first placements with qualifying scores
in Novice Showmanship must move to Open Showmanship. Handlers who have won a county medal twice in
Open Showmanship must move to Master Showmanship. Open B Showmanship is for members with a second
Showmanship dog. Entries are neither eligible for High Point Awards nor eligible to compete in Small Animal
Round Robin.
13. OBEDIENCE BEGINNING NOVICE A: For first year handlers with first year dogs. All exercises are on a leash: Heel
on lead, figure 8, stand for examination, recall and finish, one (1) minute sit, and three (3) minute long down.
14. OBEDIENCE BEGINNING NOVICE B: For experienced handlers with experienced and/or inexperienced dogs. All
exercises are on leash: Heel on lead, figure 8, stand for examination, recall and finish, one (1) minute sit, and
three (3) minute long down.
15. OBEDIENCE NOVICE A: Handlers show in this class until receiving three qualifying scores on first dog. Heel on
lead and figure 8 are on leash. Stand for examination, heel free, recall and finish, one (1) minute sit, and three
(3) minute long down are off lead.
16. OBEDIENCE NOVICE B: For handlers who have exhibited a dog in Novice A and are handling their next dog.
17. OBEDIENCE GRADUATE NOVICE: All exercises are in the 4-H Dog Advisory Guidelines.
18. OBEDIENCE OPEN A: Handlers show in this class until receiving three qualifying scores on one dog. All exercise
are off lead: Heel free, figure 8, drop on recall, retrieve on flat, retrieve over high jump, and broad jump. Three
(3) minute sit and five (5) minute long down are out of sight.
19. OBEDIENCE OPEN B: Dogs who have received three (3) qualifying scores in Open A. All exercises are off lead:
Heel free, figure 8, drop on recall, retrieve on flat, retrieves over high jump, and broad jump. Three (3) minute
sit and five (5) minute long down are out of sight.
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DOG SHOW CLASSES
Entry Fee: $5.00 per entry/class Premiums Per Section: None Ribbons: Through 6th Place
SHOWMANSHIP
OBEDIENCE
NOVICE
Division
Class
Description
DSN
DSN
DSN
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
OPEN A
Division
Class
Description
NOVICE B
DSA
DSA
DSA
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
OPEN B
Division
Class
Description
DSB
None
No age division.
MASTER
Division
Class
Description
DSM
None
No age division.
NOVICE A
Description
DOA
DOA
DOA
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Class
Description
DOB
DOB
DOB
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
DONA
DONA
DONA
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Division
Class
Description
DONB
DONB
DONB
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Division
Class
Description
DOGN
DOGN
DOGN
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Division
Class
Description
DOOA
DOOA
DOOA
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Division
Class
Description
DOOB
DOOB
DOOB
1
2
3
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
OPEN B
BEGINNING NOVICE B
Division
Description
OPEN A
BEGINNING NOVICE A
Class
Class
GRADUATE NOVICE
OBEDIENCE
Division
Division
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HOME ECONOMICS & INDUSTRIAL ARTS EXHIBITOR RULES
Rosette and $10 Premium for Best of Each Division; $8 for 2nd & $5 for 3rd in Division
$15 Premium, Award, and Rosette for Best in Show and Reserve Best in Show
1. 4-H, Grange, and FFA members need not be enrolled in the projects to enter these classes.
2. Exhibitors are limited to two (2) entries per class, unless specified.
3. All entries must have been produced by the exhibitor within the last year and not previously entered at the
Ramona Junior Fair.
4. Check-in time for entries is 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on the opening Saturday of the fair.
5. No article may be entered in the “Other” class if there is a specified class for the article.
6. CLASSES: Entries from exhibitors ages 9 to 13 as of January 1, will be entered in the Junior Classes of each
Division. Entries from exhibitors ages 14 to 19 as of January 1, will be entered in the Senior Classes of each
Division.
7. Pictures and hanging articles must be ready to hang.
8. GROUP ENTRY: Entries produced by two or more exhibitors may be entered in this division. Junior and Senior
entries will be judged together. Entries must include a page narrative describing the project and its
development. Snapshots may be included. Exhibitors must include dimensions in description on entry form.
9. POSTERS AND DEMONSTRATIONS: Are educational displays of 4-H, Grange, and FFA projects. No advertising is
allowed. The topic must be included on the entry form.
10. CLOTHING, QUILTS, & NEEDLEWORK: Each entry must be of different material, pattern, or style. Each exhibit is
to be identified by name (ie- dress, blouse, etc.) on the entry form. Entries may consist of an item judged
individually or a coordinated exhibit of three (3) to five (5) items not judged elsewhere in the show. All items
must be clean, pressed, and ready for exhibit on hangers. If only handiwork on apparel is to be judged, enter
under needlecraft.
11. AGRICULTURE & ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE: Must be fully matured to a state of ripeness which will insure
palatability after removal of the product from the tree, plant, or vine. Exhibitors are to water entries as needed.
Any exhibit found infested with disease shall be disqualified and removed immediately.
12. BAKED FOODS: Entries may arrive on cardboard, paper, glass, ceramic, wood or other serving items. ALL serving
items must be picked up on the last Sunday of the fair. Recipes are to be included with each entry. Foods
requiring refrigeration may be entered, but must be indicated on the entry form. Entries of cookies, muffins,
biscuits, or candies must have at least 6 in the entry. Decorated cakes may not be more than 3 layers with a
maximum size of 15” round and 20” high.
13. FOOD PRESERVATION: Type of product (fruit, vegetable, preserve, etc.) and the method used (canning, drying,
etc.) must be listed on entry form. Low acid foods must be canned under pressure. No paraffin seals may be
used. Canning exhibits must be in sealed jars. An entry will consist of two jars from the same canning. One jar
will be opened for judging and must be claimed following judging. Dried products must be wrapped in clear
plastic or sealed jars.
14. FINE ARTS: A maximum framed width of 48” will be accepted. Glass shall not be used in the framing.
15. HOME DECOR: Items made for inside the home including wreaths, wall hangings, etc. Maximum size 24” X 24”.
16. POTTERY AND CERAMICS: Items made of ceramics, pottery, and colored clay substitutes.
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17. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Metal work, farm equipment, and machinery.
18. PHOTOGRAPHY: Entries may be color or black and white. Commercial processing is permitted for film and
prints. Photos must be appropriate for a family fair. Prints must be matted and read for hanging. NO GLASS
frames. Prints must be no less than 5” by 7” and no more than 8” by 10”. The title of the print appropriate to the
category must be on the front.
19. WOODWORKING: Items such as cutting boards, furniture, and wooden toys.
20. JUDGING: The Danish System of judging will be used for all Home Economics and Industrial Arts classes. Any
entries awarded blue ribbons will then be ranked by the American System of Judging. A judge’s decision is final.
Fair Management may not and will not request any changes in the judges’ ruling.
21. Rosettes and premiums will be awarded to the best entry of each Division. 2nd and 3rd of each Division will
receive premiums.
22. The Best in Show and Reserve Best in Show entry will be chosen amongst the Division winners and will receive
an award and premium. This award will not be determined by the number of entries entered by an exhibitor.
23. Exhibitors will not be permitted in the immediate vicinity of the judges.
24. The Ramona Junior Fair will take all precautions to insure the safety of exhibits, but in no case will the
management be responsible in any way for any loss or damage to any exhibit.
25. Home Economics and Industrial Arts Building Duty is required of ALL exhibitors who submit entries. Sign-ups for
shifts will be in the building at the time of entry drop-off.
26. All entries must remain on exhibit until 11:00 AM on the closing Sunday of the fair. Entries must be removed by
6:00 PM that day. Entries not picked up by the exhibitor will be disposed of at managements’ discretion.
27. The Ramona Junior Fair Board may rescind the right of hanging or displaying any unsuitable work or projects.
GROUP ENTRY
POSTER
Division Class
Description
Division
Jr. Class
Sr. Class
HAGR
Any project produced by two or more
exhibitors.
HAP
11
21
001
CLOTHING & MACHINE SEWN QUILTS
Division Jr. Class
Sr. Class
HAC
HAC
HAC
HAC
21
22
23
24
11
12
13
14
Description
Poster- List description on
entry.
NEEDLEWORK
Division
Jr. Class
Sr.
Class Description
HAN
11
21
HAN
HAN
HAN
12
13
14
22
23
24
Description
Beginning/First Year
Inter./Second Year
Advanced- Third Year +
Quilting/Machine Sewn
& Quilted
FINE ARTS
Cross Stitch, Embroidery
(Hand or Machine), and
Needlepoint
Crochet and Knitting
Latch Hook
Quilting- Hand sewn or
hand quilted
Division
Jr. Class
Sr. Class
HAFA
HAFA
HAFA
11
12
13
21
22
23
Description
HAN
15
25
Other- Any other craft
techniques not included in
above classes.
Water Color
Drawings
Other
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AGRICULTURE
FOOD PRESERVATION
Division
Jr. Class
Sr. Class
Description
Division
HAG
HAG
HAG
HAG
11
12
13
14
21
22
23
24
Citrus Fruit
Other Fruit
Vegetables
Garden Basket-3 Species
HAF
HAF
HAF
HAF
Jr. Class
11
12
13
14
Sr. Class
21
22
23
2
ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE
Sr. Class
Description
Division
Jr. Class
Sr. Class
HAO
21
Terrarium (Gallon
HAD
HAD
HAD
11
12
13
21
22
23
container or smaller)
Planter Arrangement/
Dish Garden
HAO
12
22
Jams & Jellies
Canned Fruits & Veget.
Dried Foods
Honey
HOME DECOR
Division Jr. Class
11
Description
Description
Wallhanging
Wreaths
Other
POTTERY & CERAMICS
Flowering Plant (Not
exceeding 15 gal pot) OR
HAO
HAO
13
23
14
24
Hanging Basket
Fresh Flower
Arrangement
Other
Division
Jr. Class
Sr. Class
HAPC
HAPC
11
12
21
22
HAB
HAB
HAB
HAB
HAB
HAB
HAB
Jr. Class
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Sr. Class
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Division
Description
HAPH
HAPH
HAPH
HAPH
HAPH
Cookies
Quick Bread, Muffins
Cake, Cupcakes(no mixes)
Decorated Items
Candies
Pies
Gluten Free Items
Jr. Class
Sr. Class
HAH
HAH
HAH
HAH
11
12
13
14
21
22
23
24
Division
HAI
HAI
HAI
Description
Decorative Clothing
Jewelry
Paper Art
Scrap Booking (2 pg, 1
15
25
11
12
13
14
15
Sr. Class
21
22
23
24
25
Description
Portraits
Animals
Landscape
Nature
Other/Any Subject
Jr. Class
11
12
13
Sr. Class
21
22
23
Description
Metal Work
Farm Equipment
Other
WOOD WORKING
Division
Side Each)
HAH
Jr. Class
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
HANDICRAFTS
Division
Ceramics/ Pottery
Colored Clay Substitute
PHOTOGRAPHY
BAKED FOODS
Division
Description
Other
HAW
HAW
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Jr. Class
11
12
Sr. Class
21
22
Description
Small Items-Accessories
Large Items- Furniture
PRIMARY DIVISION RULES & CLASSES
Entry Fee: None
Ribbons: Recognition
1. The Ramona Junior Fair Primary Show is open to all 4-H members in grades K through 3 within San Diego
County.
2. Primary exhibitors must be 5 years old or in kindergarten as of January 1st of the Program Year.
3. The only approved animal projects for Primary Members are dogs, rabbits, rats, cats, poultry, cavies, mice,
embryology, entomology, marine science, pygmy goats, Nigerian dwarf goats, & therapeutic animal projects.
4. The use of Danish and/or American systems of judging is not acceptable. Participation should have no
competition.
5. Primary exhibitors are encouraged to attend the awards ceremony for recognition.
PRIMARY DOG
PRIMARY GOATS
Division
Class
Description
Division
Class Description
DSP
DOP
Primary
Primary
Dog Showmanship
Dog Obedience
PGS
NDS
100
100
PRIMARY RABBIT
Division
Class
Description
RSH
RPB
100
100
Rabbit Showmanship
Rabbit Breed Class
PRIMARY POULTRY
PRIMARY CAVY
Division
Class
Description
CSH
CPB
100
100
Cavy Showmanship
Cavy Breed Class
Pygmy Goat Showmanship
Nigerian Dwarf Goat
Showmanship
Division
Class Description
PSH
PPB
PPC
PAV
100
100
100
100
Poultry Showmanship
Poultry Breed Class
Poultry Poster
Poultry Avian Knowledge
PRIMARY HOME ECONOMICS
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Division
Class Description
PHE
100
Describe Project on Entry
Form

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