AUGUST 25-28, 2016 SMITHERS, BC

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PRIZE BOOK
COMPETITION GUIDELINES & ENTRY FORMS
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AUGUST 25-28, 2016
SMITHERS, BC
proudly presented in
partnership with the BVAIA and
the communities of the Bulkley Valley
IT’S RODEO TIME AGAIN! AUGUST 25-27, 2016
RODEO PERFORMANCES: Friday and Saturday Night @ 5 pm
BLAYNE WENDLAND PROFESSIONAL CLOWN
EXTREME BULL RIDING
Half-Time Show Every Performance
Thursday Night @ 6 pm
Thanks to our Great Sponsors (see page 50), without you
we would not be able to bring these three days of
action-packed rodeo and Bull Riding to the Fair!
Want more rodeo info? Call (250) 877.1770
Saturday night, August 27
APPALOOSA: Playing
at the Rodeo Dance, LDM Building
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Dance Tickets $25 available at: BV Insurance Services /
Smithers Feed Store / All 3 Rodeo Performances
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GOING HOG WILD
97th ANNUAL
BULKLEY VALLEY
EXHIBITION
AUGUST 25-28, 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL
INFORMATION
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BVX Office Crew Message / Important Dates, Times and Information
p.5 General Rules / Aims & Objectives / Admission Rates
p.6 What’s New
p.7 Fairground Map
p.8 Welcome Messages
p.9 Sponsors / Financial Supporters / Partners /
Thank You’s
p.10 Parade Details
DIVISION DETAILS
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DIVISION A: LIVESTOCK
A1: Beef Cattle
A1a: Registered Beef Cattle
A1b: Unregistered Beef Cattle
A1c: Junior Beef Class
A1d: Open Beef Showmanship Class
A1f: Jackpot Yearling Heifer
A1g: Jackpot Bull Calf
A2: Open Dairy Cattle
A4: Open Sheep
A5: Open Poultry,
Waterfowl & Pigeons
p.14 A6: Open Rabbits & Guinea Pigs
A7: Open Swine
p.23 DIVISION B: SPECIAL
D2, D3 & D4: Registered Halter Classes
D5: Events
p.19 D6: BC Championship Pull
p.33 DIVISION E:
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B1: Looking Back in Time
B2: 2016 BC Association of Agricultural Fairs & Exhibitions
B3: Scarecrow Contest
B4: Business Competitions
B5: BV Exhibition Theme Competions
B6: BV Exhibition Mural Competitions
B7: Hog Board Art
B8: BVX Horseshoe Art
DRAFTHORSE
D1: Halter Classes Grade Draft Horses, All Breeds
Prize Book Produced and Designed by
CURTIS CUNNINGHAM PHOTISTRY
Prize Book Printed in Smithers by
BULKLEY VALLEY PRINTERS
VEGETABLES, FRUITS,
FLOWERS & GRAINS
E1: Vegetables
E2: Fruits
E3-E5: Floral Classes
E3: Cut Flowers
E4: Floral Arrangements
E5: House Plants
E6: Grains & Forage
DIVISION F: FOODS
F1a: Baking
F1b: Cooking with Honey
F2: Jams and Jellies
F3: Canned Goods
F4: Farm & Home Produce
F5: Seniors’ Classes
F6: Honey
F7: Country Fair Baking
F8: Nature’s Pantry Specialty Foods
p.36 DIVISION J: BOYS’
& GIRLS’ BAKING
& HOBBIES
J1: Boys’ & Girls’ Baking & Canning
J2: Boys’ & Girls’ Flowers & Vegetables
J3: Boys’ & Girls’ Special Interest Crafts & Hobbies
p.37 J4: Elementary Level/ Home-
Schooled: Arts & Crafts
J5: Group Daycare
p.38 DIVISION K:
SPECIAL NEEDS
& PHOTOGRAPHY
HANDICRAFTS
G1: Handicrafts
2016 BCAAFE Member’s Choice Category #1-Division B
G2: Women’s Institute Competition 2016 Bulkley Tweedsmuir WI
p.15 DIVISION H: 4-H
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ACHIEVEMENT
H1: 4-H Beef
H2: 4-H Sheep
H3: 4-H Rabbit
H4: 4-H Poultry
H5: 4-H Horse
H6: 4-H Swine
H8: 4-H Cloverbuds
H9: 4-H Dog
H10: Crafts/Leather Craft
H11: 4-H Goat
H12: 4-H Cavy
4-H Entry Form
2015 Buyer Thank You
250.877.6940
www.photistry.com
250.847.3294
www.bvprinters.com
K1: Hand over Hand (work completed WITH direct hand over hand assistance)
K2: NOT Hand over Hand (to be completed by the entrant)
K3: Irene’s Crazy Cookie Contest
p.39 DIVISION L: ARTS
p.36 DIVISION G:
COMPETITIONS
p.18 DIVISION D:
L1: Art
L2: Photography
2016 BCAAFE Member’s Choice Category #3-Division B
Art Display for Semi-
Professionals
p.24 DIVISION N: KID’S
DOG SHOW
p.24 DIVISION P: HIGH
MERIT AWARDS
p.40 DIVISION Q:
HOMEMADE
WINE & BEER
p.20 DIVISION S:
LOGGERS’ SPORTS
S1: Adult Events
S2: Kids’ Events (5-12)
S3: Poster Contest
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T1: Crochet
T2: Knitting
T3: Sewing
T4: Quilting
DIVISION T: TEXTILES
T5: Quilting Beginner (New) Under 5 Years’ Experience
T6: Quilting-Group
T7: Embroidery
T9: Seniors’ Textile Classes
p.37 DIVISION V:
SHOOTING STAR
AMUSEMENTS
CONTESTS
p.40 DIVISION X:
EXTRAORDINARY
EVENTS
X1: Zucchini Races
X2: Dressup Fashion Show
p.44 DIVISION Y: LIGHT
HORSE SHOW RULES
p.47 DIVISION Y: LIGHT
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HORSE SHOWORDER OF SHOW
Thursday, August 25
Friday, August 26
Saturday, August 27
Sunday, August 28
ENTRY FORMS
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General
Draft Horse
Loggers’ Sports
Open Poultry, Rabbit & Small Animals
p.29 Open General Livestock
p.30 Store Decorating
SPONSOR LISTS
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p.49
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General
Livestock
4-H
Drafthorse
Loggers’ Sports
Antique Tractors
Hall
Trainer of the North
Light Horse
Rodeo
OTHER INFORMATION
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p.23
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p.38
p.42
2015 Beef Cattle Trophy Winners
Hall Division Rules
Laurie Storey Memorial Trophy
Smithers Library Contest
p. BVX Office Crew Message / Important Dates, Time and Information
WELCOME TO THE 97th ANNUAL BULKLEY VALLEY EXHIBITION
FROM THE
BVX OFFICE CREW
Going Hog Wild at the 97th BVX! We are having fun with
that one! We really hope to see this theme reflected in the
parade entries this year…. Maybe the 3 little pigs will trot
down Main Street?
We have lots to offer this year, so many new attractions,
events and ideas, check out the What’s New page. The Bulkley
Valley Exhibition is one of the most vibrant and popular
country fairs in the North, supported by an amazing network
of community volunteers, businesses and individuals who
work tirelessly and give freely to make this fair happen and
be as fantastic as it is.
To all the exhibitors young and old, welcome back and hello to
our new people, have fun searching through this prize book,
finding your regular classes and hopefully some new ones too!
We know by the time fair rolls around this book will have
been thumbed through countless times! Some traditions are
so anticipated and we know that the release of the Prize book
signals the start of the 2016 Bulkley Valley Exhibition for
many and we hope you enjoy every step of the way to August
24th when Main Street welcomes the annual Parade! After
that it’s Show Time Folks!
We thank you all and appreciate your devotion to this 97th
Annual Fall Fair, and we hope to see you all down here on
August 25-28th!
IMPORTANT DATES,
TIMEs & INFOrmation
EXHIBITION DATES
Thursday, August 25 to Sunday, August 28, 2016
ENTRY FORM Deadlines
• July 31: Early Bird Light Horse – see Details Section Y, LH Rules
• Wednesday August 10: Livestock
• Wednesday August 10: Light Horse – All Classes
• Saturday August 13: Hall – All Divisions, Except Division E
• Saturday August 20: Kids Dog Show
• Saturday August 20: Draft Horse
• Saturday August 20: Loggers Sports
• Saturday August 20: Hall – Division E (Veg & Flowers) Only
• Tuesday, August 23 – Parade
• Wednesday August 24: Shooting Star Amusements Competition
Exhibit / animal
drop off times
• Hall Divisions L (Arts and Photography) and NEW- Quilts T4,
T5, T6, T9 (classes 10-11). August 19 th between 5 pm and 9 pm
and August 20 th between 10 am and 2 pm. NO EXCEPTIONS.
• Hall Divisions B, E, F, G, J, K, Q, T1, T2, T3, T7, T9 (except quilts)
and V will be accepted between 10 am and 4 pm, Wednesday,
August 24th. Exhibits will not be accepted AFTER 4PM.
• 4H Small Animals (Poultry, Rabbit, Guinea pigs)
Wednesday, August 24 9 am - noon
• Open Small Animals (Poultry, Rabbit, Guinea pigs)
Thursday, August 25 9 am – noon
Weigh-in times
Livestock
Sheep: Thursday, August 25, 1-3 pm
Beef: Thursday, August 25, 6-8 pm
Swine: Thursday, August 25, 3-4 pm
Draft Horse
Saturday, August 27, 8 am
4H
Division H for more information
BULKLEY VALLEY AGRICULTURAL &
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS FOR 2016
President – Steven White
Vice President – Charlie McClary
Treasurer – Ian Lawson
Secretary – Laura Botten
Past President – Gina DeHoog
DIRECTORS
Bonnie Volk, Michael Payne, Kellie Payne, Bob Mackie, Lars Hobenshield
General MANAGER
Jan McClary
CONTACT US:
10 am – 5 pm, Mon – Fri (Feb – June, Sept-Nov)
10 am – 5:30 pm, Mon – Sat (July – Aug)
PO Box 2281, Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0
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General Rules / Aims & Objectives / Admission Rates
GENERAL RULES: EXHIBITORS
1. Please Note: ONE ENTRY FORM PER
EXHIBITOR with First and Last Name along
with complete mailing address and phone
number is required.
2. All entries must be made on prescribed forms
located in this book or online at www.bvfair.ca
3. Entry fees must accompany all entry forms.
Money for exhibitors’ passes and camping fees
must be included if required. No refund on
entry fees and/or exhibitors’ passes except as
outlined in livestock and horse division rules.
$25 fee on NSF cheques.
4. Entry fees are shown above each Division or Class.
5. Entry forms deadline–see each division.
6. Exhibitor passes may be purchased with
minimum requirements–see specific divisions
for more details.
7. Exhibitor camping rates are available for
exhibitors who meet minimum criteria
established by each division.
8. Exhibitors who are showing in more than one
division will be limited to the maximum number
of passes in one division only.
9. Any exhibitor, who violates any of the General
Rules, or any of the rules printed herein, shall
be liable to forfeit any or all prize money and
awards made to such an exhibitor, and may also
be barred from further competition for such a
period as may be decided by the Directors.
10. Exhibitors of animals, machinery in motion, and
other exhibits liable to cause accidents, injury or
damage to property, or to a person coming into
contact with them, shall guard their exhibits and
protect the public from coming in contact there
within, and every exhibitor shall indemnify
the Association from and against all claims,
demands, costs, charges and expenses which
may occur, suffer, or be put to, by reason of
accident, or any person properly guarded, or the
public not being properly guarded there from.
11. Each exhibitor shall assume responsibility for any
injury occasioned to himself, or his assistants,
while exhibiting or performing.
12. The Association will take all responsible precaution
to ensure the safety of exhibits sent to the exhibition,
but the owners themselves must take the risk of
exhibiting them, and should any exhibit, or portion
thereof, be injured, lost or stolen, the Association
will give assistance to the recovery of same, but
will not be liable, or make payment for the value
thereof. Night watchmen will be employed by the
Association during the exhibition.
13. All Perpetual Trophies must be returned to the
office 30 days prior to the start of the Exhibition.
14. Judges decisions will be final.
15. All protests or appeals must be made in writing,
must state plainly the cause of the complaint,
and must be delivered to the BVX General
p. Manager within 48 hours of the closing of the
fair, accompanied by a certified cheque for $100,
refundable if the complaint is upheld by the
Board of Directors.
16. In offering prizes set out in this prize list,
the Directors of the Association wish it to be
understood that, in the event of funds at the
disposal of the Association not being adequate
to cover prize money in full, a pro rata reduction
will be made. Special prizes offered by outside
parties will be paid to the winners if received by
the Association.
17. No reissuing of prize money cheques will be
undertaken. All certificates must be redeemed
by December 31 of the current year.
18. Exhibit removal: After 4 pm Sunday. If exhibits
are removed prior to 4 pm Sunday, prize money
will be forfeited.
19. All prize money will be mailed within 45 days of
the final day of the fair.
20. Sale of raffle tickets is restricted to rented booths
only, and must meet with the approval of the
Association. Organizations are responsible for
their own lottery licenses and a copy must be
submitted to the office one (1) week prior to the
first day of the exhibition.
21. The Association reserves the right to refuse or
terminate any exhibit or display it deems to
be illegal, immoral, or not in keeping with the
atmosphere of the exhibition, and to return any
entry fee without being liable for compensation.
GENERAL RULES: GUESTS & EXHIBITORS
22. Admission to the grounds will be by ticket or
pass only. No badge or ribbon will permit entry
to the grounds.
23.All vehicle and/or camping passes issued
must be hung in front windshield of vehicle
or admission to the grounds will be refused.
During the exhibition, vehicles not displaying
passes will be towed away at the owners’
expense. Vehicle passes are limited – see entry
forms for details.
24.Camping fees will be charged for each camping
site on the grounds. As space is limited, camping
is available on a “first come basis”. Additionally,
all campers must purchase a 4 day pass to the
exhibition. Camping wristbands must be worn
at all times during the exhibition. New for this
year all campers must complete a camping
application form. Available online at www.
bvfair.ca and at BVX Fair Office.
25. Camping is family friendly and alcohol may
only be consumed in designated camp sites. The
association reserves the right to evict camping
guests or exhibitors who create a disturbance
and/or nuisance to other campers and fairgoers.
26.Parking and camping are under the control
of the grounds and camp managers. Guests
and exhibitors must confine their vehicles and
campsites to the designated areas. Violators may
have their privileges revoked and/or vehicles
towed at owner’s expense. No vehicles movement
on grounds between 10 am and 6 pm.
27. All dogs on the grounds must display a fair-issued
permit. Further to this, Town of Smithers bylaws
requires you to clean up after your dog and have
your dog on-leash at all times. Any uncontrolled
dogs will be removed. This policy adheres to the
Town of Smithers dog leash bylaw and will be
strictly enforced.
BULKLEY VALLEY AGRICULTURAL &
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION:
AIMS & OBJECTIVES
• To encourage the cultivation of the soil and all things pertaining to the
industries of agriculture and horticulture.
• To promote, encourage and assist the educational, recreational, charitable and
community endeavors of the area.
• To assist in the development of mining and agriculture.
• To provide a medium for exchange of information.
• To encourage 4-H club work throughout the district.
• To arrange and hold at Smithers an annual agricultural and industrial
exhibition and any other events which will be of benefit to the community and
district, and to enter into any contracts necessary to the carrying on of such
exhibitions and events.
• To become a member of, or cooperate with, any other association,
society or organization, whose objectives are not contrary to those of this
organization.
MAIL ENTRIES TO:
2016 ADMISSION RATES
WEEKEND
DAY
Adult $40.00 Adult $15.00
Youth (13-16) $25.00 Youth (13-16) $10.00
Child (6 -12) $12.00 Child (6 – 12) $4.00
Seniors (65+) $25.00 Seniors (65+) $10.00
Camping
$40.00/site Dog
$3.00
Sunday – Family Pass - $ 30.00 (2 adults and up to 4 children 16 yrs. and under)
Please be prepared to present identification for age clarification.
BV EXHIBITION, BOX 2281
SMITHERS, BC V0J 2N0
Join the BVAIA!
Phone: 250.847.3816 / Fax: 250.847.3826
Email: [email protected] / Web: www.bvfair.ca
Additional entry forms can be downloaded from the
Fair’s website, or picked up at the Fall Fair Office.
Enter online after May 15th
p. What’s New
WHAT’S NEW
IN THE DIVISIONS
 Theme: “Going Hog Wild at the 97th Annual Bulkley
Valley Exhibition!” is our 2016 theme. Keep an eye out
for contests and categories that are centered around
the theme!
 Hall: In the category B1: Looking Back in Time, the
new class is Old Coin Banks (Piggy Banks). We also
have two NEW categories, B7: Hog Board Art—paint a
life-size plywood cut-out of a hog—and B8: Horseshoe
Art! See Division B for details!
 Loggers’ Sports: New Event: Obstacle Pole Buck
and new for 2016 CanLog sanctioned Championship
events. Be sure to check out Division S.
 Draft Horse: Check out Division D for the new
Costume Class!
 Beef: This year, our featured breed will be Simmental.
There is a new Registered Beef Cattle Class, Pen of 3
2016 Bull calves (open to all registered calves). Come
and judge these calves in the People’s Choice during
the 4H auction, 2-4pm on Saturday. There is also a new
Junior Beef Class, Female with 2016 calf at side.
 4H: This year, there are two new categories in the 4H
division, a goat category (H11) and a dog category (H9).
The dog show will be held on Sunday, time TBA.
 Kids Zone: New activities and entertainers for this
year; check out our Dress-up Fashion Show for kids 12
& under on Sunday. See details under Division X.
 Zucchini Races! Create a racecar out of a zucchini
and bring it to the fair. There will be races on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Prizes ribbons and fun! Details
under Division X.
ON THE GROUNDS
 Admission: This year, the BVX has given a free day
pass to every elementary school child in School
District 54 and the private schools!
 Midway: Shooting Star Amusements is bringing a
new ride to the Midway, called ‘Construction Zone.’
48 little truckers can ride on this one! Even parents…
 Kids Zone: Coming all
the way from Colorado are
The Canine Stars featuring
dock-diving, Frisbee-catching
rescue dogs that are the
STARS of the show! They will
be performing all four days!
Fairground Map
FAIRGROUND MAP
p. WHERE ARE WE?
Turn off Highway 16 at Tatlow Road on the
east side of Smithers; then left on to Pacific St.
VEHICLE TRAFFIC
No vehicle traffic inside fenced area from 10
am - 6 pm. Please observe and obey the signs
to keep congestion to a minimum and allow
safe pedestrian traffic.
Beef
Sheep
Goats
Swine
Volunteer
Tent
The Exhibition provides roughly 1,100 parking
spaces. Parking is on a first-come basis. Please
obey parking attendants stationed throughout
the parking area.
• Gate 1 Camping Gate is a vehicle entry &
exit gate
• Gate 2 Re-Entry, General Admission all
day, Service Vehicle access until 10 am only
• Gate 3 General Admission pedestrian only
access
• Gate 4 Livestock Gate is a vehicle exit gate
ON-SITE CAMPING
On-site camping is available to exhibitors
and the general public on a first-come basis.
All persons camping must purchase a 4-day
camping pass in addition to the camp site
fee. Space is limited. All Campers must fill
out a camping application.
Parking and camping are under the control
of the Grounds and Camp Managers, and
campers must confine their vehicles and
campsite to the designated areas. Violators
may have their privileges revoked.
No vehicles to move on the grounds between
10am-6pm.
Logger’s
Sports
FEE: $40/camping unit (tax incl.)
CAMPING LOCATIONS
Public camping at south end of fairgrounds.
4-H, Draft Horses, Rodeo and Light Horses
each have their own designated areas.
• 4-H (“4-H” on map)
• Draft Horses (“A” on map)
• Light Horses (“B” on map)
• Rodeo (“A” on map)
subgate closed at
8:00 am
GENERAL
SPONSORS
GRAND CHAMPION
• CJFW-FM
• Central Mountain Air
• Hawkair
• Interior News
GRAND CHAMPION
• The Moose
• Shooting Star Amusements
• Taylor Productions
DIAMOND
• CFNR Network
• Curtis Cunningham
Photistry
DIAMOND
• BV Credit Union
• Huber Farm Equipment
• Northern Saddle Club
• Safeway
• Smithers Feed Store
• Spark Design
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND
• Minors (under the age of 19) must camp
with guardian or parent.
• No overnight camping in the parking
areas.
• No fires are permitted!
• Sani-station located at city centre, Hwy 16
and Main Street and at Canadian Tire.
PLATINUM
• BV Home Center
• Daybreak Farms
• Pidherny Contracting
• Tip of the Glacier
• Town of Smithers
• Vihar Construction
GOLD
• Billabong Road and Bridge
• McDonald’s Restaurant
• MEDIchair North
• Smithers District Chamber of Commerce
• Tower Communication
p. Welcome Messages
WELCOME MESSAGES
It’s Fair Time! On behalf of Smithers Town Council and
our entire community, it’s my pleasure to welcome you
to the Bulkley Valley Exhibition, our valley’s largest
and most anticipated annual event.
This year’s theme, “Going Hog Wild,” expresses the
exuberant spirit of the fair. Whether it’s the cowboys
riding bulls down at the rodeo, kids running from
ride to ride at the midway, or the actual hogs trying to
escape their owners over at the 4H ring, the Fair is a
place to cut loose enjoy a few days among friends and neighbours. It’s also a chance
to celebrate our valley’s rich agricultural heritage.
Each year, dozens of volunteers work tirelessly to make the Fair a success. If you see
one of them around the fairgrounds, please take a moment to thank them.
See you down at the Fair!
Taylor Bachrach, Mayor
97 years of the Bulkley Valley Fair! We’ve come a long
way in that time, and agriculture is still at the forefront
of our Valley lifestyle and economy. This year’s theme,
“Going Hog Wild at the 97th Annual BVX!”, is a great
reminder for us to let loose a little at the fair. Whether
it’s the great food, top quality entertainment, or the
many exciting events, the fair is a great opportunity to
indulge a little after a summer of hard work and play in
the forests and fields of our beautiful Bulkley Valley.
It’s an exciting time for our agricultural community, and the fair is always a great
reminder of the wealth of local talent we are blessed with. The exhibits from
our creative community are always a highlight, showcasing the fantastic results
achieved by innovative use of our local resources.
I am very happy to welcome all to the 97th Bulkley
Valley Exhibition. Agriculture has such a strong
tradition in the Bulkley Valley, one that I know we all
feel proud of.
at the BV Fall Fair. “Going Hog Wild” is a great theme for the fun that is ahead!
A huge thanks to the all of the volunteers whose many hours of tireless effort keep
the show rolling, year after year. And to all of the participants, best of luck, and
have fun! On behalf of Council and staff of the Village of Telkwa, we hope you have
a fantastic time at the fair, and look forward to seeing you there!!
Sincerely, Mayor Darcy Repen, Telkwa
Darcy Repen
I look forward to enjoying a weekend at the fairgrounds with all of you and
congratulations to the organizers and volunteers that work so hard to make this
event a success.
The fall fair is an opportunity to embrace this history
and celebrate our natural resources with friends and
family from near and afar. Whether you come to enter
the competitions, participate in 4H, or enjoy the music,
rodeo or other events, there is something for everyone
And on your behalf, I will continue to encourage the provincial government to
support all those involved in the agriculture sector and to protect agricultural
land.
On behalf of the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you
to the 2016 annual Bulkley Valley Exhibition.. This
years theme going hog wild fits very well with the
regional districts agricultural focus. The Regional
District of Bulkley-Nechako Board of Directors has
recently formed an Agriculture Committee in an
effort to support and build Agriculture opportunities
throughout the region and continue to promote
the sector in our area. Every year the Bulkley Valley Exhibition proves to be a
spectacular event that creates strong regional ties by gathering and displaying the
successes of our region, its people, their products, livestock, crafts and incredible
hard work and talents
On behalf of the Village of Hazelton, I convey a warm
country welcome to everyone attending the 2016
Bulkley Valley Fall Fair.
I wish the best of luck to all event participants and a special thanks to the many
volunteers for their time and dedication to making this yet another successful Fall
Fair!
This year’s theme, “Going Hog Wild at the 97th Annual
BVX”, promises to showcase our beautiful Valley, our
friendly people and why we choose to live here.
Alice Maitland, Hazelton Mayor
All the best, Doug Donaldson, MLA, Stikine
Bill Miller
Thank you to all the individuals who make this event such a success..
Bill Miller, Chair , Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako
WELCOME TO THE 2016 FALL FAIR!
The Mayor and Council welcome you to the 2016 Smithers Fall Fair and to our
community. Whatever brings you to the Fair, whether it is the rides, the food, the displays or the animals, it is our hope that you enjoy yourself thoroughly.
Sponsors / Financial Supporters / Partners / Thank You’s
p. BULKLEY VALLEY
EXHIBITION SPONSORS
GOING HOG WILD!!
GRAND CHAMPION
DIAMOND
SMITHERS FEED STORE LTD.
WE ACKNOWLEDGE AND APPRECIATE THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF
• Building Communities
• Bulkley Valley • Wetzin’kwa Community
• Canada
• The Province of
Forest Corporation
Summer Jobs
British Columbia Through Arts and Heritage Community Foundation
• Bulkley Valley 4H
District Council
• Bulkley Valley Folk
Music Society
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR FAIRGROUND PARTNERS
• BV Cattlemens Assoc.
• Elks Lodge #240
• Northern Saddle Club
• Pidherny
Contracting Ltd.
• Regional District of
Bulkley Nechako
• Rotary Club of Smithers
• Royal Canadian Legion
• Smithers Farmers
Institute
• Bulkley Valley
Credit Union
• Smithers Lions Club
• Smithers Rodeo Club
• Town of Smithers
THANKS TO THE LOCAL BC Ambulance and Paramedics and
Jade First Aid who provide us with excellent service during our
Fair and Rodeo. These dedicated folks work all weekend to ensure
we have emergency and medical services on site.
p. 10
Parade Details
FALL FAIR PARADE
WedNESDAY,
AugUST 24, 2016
Starting at 7pm
THEME:
“Going Hog Wild at the 97th BVX!”
Entrance Fee: Adults or clubs, $10. Children, free
Entry Deadline: Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Judging: Takes place throughout the duration of the parade.
Placing will be announced at the fair. Entry number must be
prominently displayed on the front left side of the float.
Recognition & Rosette for
MARSHALLING AREA
PARADE ROUTE
General Categories
• Best Commercial
• Best Organization
• Best Organization - Youth
• Band / Marching
• Best Horse-Drawn
• Best Tractor
• Best Car or Truck– pre 1969
• Best Car or Truck – pre 1989
Youth Categories
• Prizes for all categories
• Best Youth Entry
• Best Youth Bicycle
Entry Forms
Download entry forms from www.bvfair.ca or pick up at Re/Max
Bulkley Valley, Smithers, or at the BVX Office.
Drop off entry form and payment Re/Max Bulkley Valley, Smithers.
The judging procedures are for your information only and do not
need to be sent in. Further questions or concerns? Please contact
Charlie McClary at 250.847.5999. We look forward to seeing your
entry.
Parade Route
Begins at the traffic circle (Main St. at Alfred Ave.). The route
travels up Main Street, crosses Highway 16, turns left on Eighth
Avenue and past the hospital. The parade disbands in the church
parking lot at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Columbia Drive.
Parade starts: 7 pm at the traffic circle by the Provincial
Government Building
Marshalling area: on Railway Avenue, between the train station
and the Government Building, 6:00–6:45 pm.
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Jeanette Barrie
Sears Hometown Store
Owner/Operator
Appliances
Fitness
Lawn & Garden
SEARS CANADA INC. 3490 - Hwy 16, Smithers, BC V0J 2N0
(T) 250.847.4256 / (F) 250.847.9545 / www.sears.ca
3859 1st Ave, Box 836
Smithers, BC VOJ 2NO
Phone/Fax: 250.847.3858/250.847.3932
Email: [email protected]
TIP OF THE
GLACIER WATER
COMPANY
Water Conditioning and Filtration
• Delivery from Houston to Kitwanga
• 24 hr outdoor dispenser
• Locally Owned and Operated
• 3980 Railway Avenue
• 250.847.8901
www.tipoftheglacier.com
www.bvcu.com
proud sponsor of the Bulkley Valley Exhibition
The Hazeltons: 4646-10th Avenue, P: 250.842.2255 E: [email protected]
Smithers: 3894 1st Avenue, P: 250.847.3255 E: [email protected]
Houston & District: 2365 Copeland Avenue, P: 250.845.7117 E: [email protected]
Lakes District: Lakeview Mall, P: 250.692.7761 E: [email protected]
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Division A
A
Division A:
Livestock
Show Secretary: [email protected] / 250.847.3816
GENERAL RULES:
1) Entries will close August 10, 2016. All entries
to include full payment and photocopies of
registrations. No late entries will be accepted.
2) There will be no prize money awarded unless
the exhibit is worthy or otherwise marketable.
3) Owners are responsible to feed and water their
own stock. Shavings will be provided. Note:
Livestock owners are liable for damage or
injury caused by their animals.
4) Barn space will be allocated by the BV Exhibition.
5) All animals exhibited shall be free from contagious
or infectious diseases. The Committee may have any
animal inspected by a Veterinarian prior to unloading.
The Committee may order the removal from the
grounds or isolation of any animal considered by the
Veterinarian to be contagious or infectious.
6) Exhibits may not be removed from barns
until after 4 pm on Sunday.
7) All exhibitors are encouraged to decorate their
stalls. Include information about the entries
and the exhibitor. Educating the public and
potential customers is very important in the
promotion of your product and contributes to
the fair’s goals and objectives. Decorations may
not be removed until after 4 pm on Sunday.
8) All livestock exhibitors are required to clean
their stalls and pens before leaving the grounds.
9) No refunds will be issued without a veterinarian
certificate.
10) Livestock should not be on the grounds before
Thursday, except by prior arrangement with
division contact.
11) All livestock trailers and trucks must be parked
outside of the gates.
12) Prize money will be mailed after the Fair.
13) Exhibitors must abide by all rules or prize
money will be forfeited.
14) No animals allowed in the camping areas.
WEIGHING TIMES (all animals must be
weighed)
All sheep: Thursday, 1-3 pm / Open beef:
Thursday, 6-8 pm / Swine: Thursday, 3-4 pm / Poultry & Rabbits: checked in and caged
Thursday, 9am – 12 pm
JUDGING TIMES
Thursday: 1 pm Open Cavy and Rabbit classes /
5 pm Open Poultry classes / Friday: 8:30 am
Open Sheep classes / 1 pm Open Beef Show begins
Saturday: 9 am Open Beef Show Continues /
Swine 11 am Open Dairy Show / Sunday: 10 am:
Jackpot Yearling Heifer, Jackpot Bull Calf
A1: Beef Cattle
Contact: Charlie McClary 250.877.1770
Show Secretary: Lois Taylor 250.847.3692
Judge: TBA
Entry fee: $15 (all classes) 4-H members are eligible
Prize Money: 1st $70; 2nd $60; 3rd $50; 4th $40; 5th
$30 (unless otherwise indicated)
Entry Deadline: August 10th, 2016
FEATURE BREED 2016: Simmental
Prize Money for Feature Breed classes: 1st $100,
2nd $80, 3rd $70, 4th $60, 5th $40
RULES
1) All cattle must be shown on a halter.
2) Bulls over one year of age cannot be shown
without either a ring in the nose or use of a
humbug. Bulls over one year of age must be
handled by a mature handler.
3) All cattle must be tied with a safety rope in
addition to a halter.
4) All animals must display CCIA RFID tags. Untagged
animals will not be allowed on the premises.
5) All animals exhibited in the classes of
registered livestock must be registered in
the name of the exhibitor at closing date of
entries. The animal’s name, date of birth, and
registration number must be given on the entry
form. Current-year animals do not require
registration certificates but must be eligible
for registration and properly identified. All
Angus entries MUST be registered at the time
of judging and proof of registration provided.
Photocopies of registrations must be sent
with entry forms.
6) All animals exhibited must be weighed on
Thursday at the prescribed times.
7) If more than 20 head in any class, the
committee may split class and pay out prizes
on each class.
8) All animals exhibited must be owned by the
exhibitor or the exhibitor’s family.
9) All exhibitors must have an exhibitor’s pass.
10) 4-H members entering Open Classes must pay
regular entry fees.
11) Exhibitor must wear exhibit number and
animal information.
12) All clipping/grooming chutes are restricted to
designated areas only.
13) Angus Show animals are NOT to have any
colour products applied to them.
14) Animals may not be tied to the ring fencing
(inside or outside) except for holding until the
next class.
15)New for 2016: Registered Beef Cattle Class 201;
Pen of 3 2016 Bull calves. (Open to all registered
calves)
Entry fee: $50.00 covers both Industry Judged
class (201) and People’s Choice class (201a)
Payout: Industry Judge: 1st $400; 2nd $200; 3rd
$100
People’s Choice: 1st $150; 2nd $100; 3rd $50
Pens will be set up for People’s Choice viewing
and judging, Industry Judge Class will be
shown in ring during the Beef show, Time to
be determined.
A1a: Registered Beef
Cattle
BREED CLASS: Ang – Angus (Registered) /
Her – Hereford (Registered) / Lim – Limousin
(Registered) / Cha – Charolais (Registered) / Sim
– Simmental (Registered) / AOB – All other breeds
(Registered). If there are fewer than three breeders
(from different farms) and 10 animals in any breed,
they will be placed in the “All other breeds” class.
REGISTERED CLASSES:
101 Heifer calf born 2016
111 Yearling heifer born 2015
CHAMPIONSHIP: Junior & Reserve, Ribbon only
121 Female born 2014 with 2016 calf. To be
judged as a unit.
131 Female born prior to 2014 with 2016 calf at
foot. Judged as a unit.
CHAMPIONSHIP: Senior & Reserve, Ribbon only
141 Bull calf born 2016
151 Yearling Bull born 2015
CHAMPIONSHIP: Junior & Reserve, Ribbon only
161 Bull: born between Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2014
CHAMPIONSHIP: Grand & Reserve, Ribbon
only
171 Breeder’s Herd (Group of 4, bred by exhibitor,
both sexes must be represented.)
181 Get of Sire (3 animals from the same sire,
both sexes represented. At least one animal
owned by exhibitor). Must be shown in
previous classes.
191 Progeny of Dam (2 animals, any sex). Must
have been shown in previous classes.
201 NEW: Pen of 3 2016 bull calves (to be judged
by Industry Judge during regular Beef Show)
and People’s Choice (Saturday between 2-5
pm) See rules for entry fee and payouts.
SUPREME COW: The Grand Champion female
(registered) from each breed class will return to the
ring to be judged for overall Supreme Cow. Trophy
donated by Bulkley Valley Cattlemen (keeper).
SUPREME BULL: The Grand Champion male
(registered) from each breed class will return to the
ring to be judged for overall Supreme Bull. Trophy
donated by Quick Haven Angus (perpetual) &
Storey’s Ranch Ltd – (keeper).
A1b: Unregistered Beef
Cattle
(All breeds to be shown together)
111 Yearling heifer born 2015
121 Female born 2014 with 2016 calf. To be
judged as a unit.
TROPHY: Donated by Thompson Creek
Cattle Corp.
131 Female born prior to 2014 with 2016 calf at
foot. Judged as a unit
A1c: Junior Beef Class
RULES: Exhibitors must be under age of 21 years
in the calendar year. No requirement for Junior
Association membership, but animal(s) shown
must be owned by the Junior or the Junior’s family
farm. If more than one animal in the entry, another
Junior must assist.
NEW Junior Beef Class: #151 Female with 2016
calf at side, judged as a unit.
SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES
No entry fee, but must be on an entry form. No late
entries accepted. Open to 4-H also.
• Showmanship: 70%
• Condition of Exhibit: 20%
• Appearance of Exhibit: 10%
101 Junior Showmanship (age 10 and under) Trophy Buckle: Donated by Royal Bank
111 Intermediate Showmanship (age 11-15) Trophy Buckle: Donated by Dallaine Ranch
121 Senior Showmanship (age 16-21) Trophy Buckle: Donated by Richardson
Ranch
Next 4 classes: Entry fee: $5
Prize money: 1st $30; 2nd $20; 3rd $10
141 Heifer born 2015
151 Female with 2016 calf at side, judged as a
unit
161 Best pair of female animals
*** The BC Hereford Association is offering
a cash incentive to be split amongst
exhibitors showing animals with Hereford
Influence in Classes 131, 141, 151 & 161.
TROPHY: Donn Bruhjell Memorial (perpetual)
Keeper donated by Bruhjell family (most points from
junior beef classes 131, 141, 161, and showmanship)
TROPHY: Joe Utz Memorial Trophy (perpetual)
Division A
Keeper donated by Yellowhead Hereford Breeders
(points from junior showmanship, and junior beef
classes 131, 141, and 161 for Hereford animals)
TROPHY: Vanderhoof & Districts Co-Op Class 131
TROPHY: Dallaine Ranch Class 141
TROPHY: Poplar Meadows Class 161
TROPHY: Class 151 (TBA)
A1d: Open Beef
Showmanship Class
(Age 22+)
Class shown on Sunday, August 28
No entry fee, but must be on an entry form. No late
entries accepted. Ribbons only.
• Showmanship: 70% / Condition of Exhibit: 20% /
Appearance of Exhibit: 10%
A1f: Jackpot Yearling
Heifer
Open to registered or commercial heifers. (Class
shown on Sunday, August 28)
Entry fee: $25
Prize Money: 1st 40%; 2nd 25%; 3rd 15%; (20% proceeds towards beef show)
Judges: Three local commercial cattlemen
A1g: Jackpot Bull Calf
Open to registered bull calves. (Class shown on
Sunday, August 28)
Entry fee: $25
Prize Money: 1st 40%; 2nd 25%; 3rd 15%; (20% proceeds towards beef show)
Judges: Three local commercial cattlemen
STALL DECORATING COMPETITION:
Open for beef only. 1st (perpetual) Harry Giddings
Memorial trophy. 2nd to 4th place Ribbons only.
PREMIER EXHIBITOR: Aggregate points by breed. 1st 10 pts; 2nd 7 pts: 3rd 5 pts; 4th 2 pts
ADDITIONAL BEEF CATTLE TROPHIES:
• Angus Premier Exhibitor: George Shuhyta
Memorial (Perpetual) BV Insurance Services
(Keeper)
• Grand Champion Angus Female: Mike
Vandermeulen Memorial (Perpetual), BV
Insurance Services (Keeper)
• Grand Champion Angus Bull: Quick Haven
Angus (Perpetual ) & Storey’s Ranch Ltd –
(Keeper)
• Hereford Premier Exhibitor: Brook Memorial
(Perpetual)
• Grand Champion Hereford Female: Lowell
Davison Memorial (Perpetual)
• Limousin Premier Exhibitor: Sausage Factory
(Perpetual)
• Grand Champion Limousin Male: Hilltop
(Perpetual)
• Grand Champion Limousin Female: Nature’s
Pantry (Perpetual)
Note: Breed-specific trophies are only awarded if
the breed has enough entries and breeders to have
its own show.
A2: Open Dairy Cattle
Contact: Jessica Culleton 250.877.8794
Judge: TBA
Entry fee: $15 (all classes)
Prize Money: 1st $70, 2nd $60, 3rd $50
Milking demonstrations TBA on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday
201 Open Showmanship with a Heifer
No entry fee - $50 to 1st place
211 Open
Showmanship
with
a
Cow
No entry fee - $50 to 1st place
221 Heifer calf
231 Yearling Heifer
CHAMPIONSHIP: Junior & Reserve (keeper)
241 1st lactation milking cow
251 Senior milking cow: 2nd lactation and older
CHAMPIONSHIP: Senior & Reserve (keeper)
SPONSORS: BV Dairymen, J+D Farmers Dairy
Service Ltd, Mountain View Electric, Evelyn
Mtn. View Farms
A3: Open Goat
Contact: Rhonda Stronks 250.846.5535
Due to lack of entries in the past several years we
are unable to offer our open goat classes this year.
Check out the 4H goat projects in 2016.
A4: Open Sheep
Contact: Rhonda Stronks 250.846.5535
Judge: Jordan Pawloski, Langley, BC
Entry fee: $10 / 4-H eligible
Show: 8:30 am Friday (in Sheep/Goat ring)
Prize Money (unless otherwise stated): 1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15. Ribbons to 5th place.
If only one entry in class, 1st place ribbon may be
awarded but only 2nd place money.
RULES:
1) All sheep must have CSIP/EID/RFID tags and
the # must be listed on entry form.
2) All sheep must be free from Keds and
communicable diseases
3) Sheep MUST be checked before unloading
4) Sheep must be on the Fairgrounds between
1-4 pm Thursday. When arriving check with
the director/assistant before unloading.
5) Class 403-426 MUST fill out an entry form and
submit by deadline due to limited stalling.
CLASSES:
401 Open Showmanship: No entry fee. Ribbons
only. Judged for:
i. Showmanship: 70%
ii. Condition of exhibit: 20%
iii. Appearance of exhibit: 10%
402 Junior Showmanship – under 9 years as of
Jan.1. No entry fee. Ribbons. TROPHY and
class sponsored by Deer Ridge Farm.
403 Junior Class – Junior under 9 years. May
show any animal. MUST BE ON ENTRY
FORM. No entry fee. Ribbons.
TROPHY and class sponsored by Deer Ridge Farm
Unregistered: Farm ID & CSIP/EID/RFID tag #
required on entry form
404 Grade ram lamb
405 Grade yearling ram
406 Grade ram, 2 years and over
Registered: Registration and tattoo # required
on entry form
407 Ram lamb
408 Yearling ram
409 Ram, 2 years and over
CHAMPIONSHIP: Grand & Reserve Ram (Top 2
from each class) – Ribbons only
Unregistered: Farm ID & CSIP/EID/RFID tag #
required on entry form
410 Ewe lamb
411 Yearling ewe
412 Ewe, 2 years and over
CHAMPIONSHIP: Grand & Reserve Grade Ewe
(top 2 from each class) Ribbons TROPHY: Grand
Champion Grade Ewe – Eljira Suffolks
Registered: Registration and tattoo # required
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on entry form
413 Ewe lamb
414 Yearling ewe
415 Ewe, 2 years and over
CHAMPIONSHIP: Grand & Reserve Registered
Ewe (Top two from each class)–Ribbons only.
SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP: Both Grand
Champion Ewes will return to the ring to be judged
for overall Supreme Ewe. Ribbon.
TROPHY: Supreme Champion Ewe–Kal Tire
416 Ewe with 2016 lamb(s) at side. Judged as a unit.
(Ewe must be shown in a previous class.)
417 Progeny of Dam (2 animals any sex, offspring
only).
418 Pen of 3 ewe lambs
419 Breeder’s Flock (Group of 4 bred and owned
by the exhibitor, both sexes represented.
Each animal previously exhibited in one of
the above classes)
420 Market lamb (4-H Eligible)
421 Pen of 3 market lambs (4-H Eligible)
GRAND CHALLENGE COMPETITION
A three-year class for females born in BC. The
same animal must be shown for three consecutive
years, starting as a lamb. Eartags will be the
identification method. Points will be awarded each
year for placings, with double points the third year.
Winner will be decided on total points for three
years. Prize money will be paid to 3 placings, with
all entry fees plus added money being split 60%,
25% and 15%. Entry fee $20.
Additional prize money sponsored by: Dr. F.
Strauss
422 2016 lamb
423 2015 lamb shown as a yearling
424 2014 lamb shown as a ewe, with 2016 lamb(s)
at side
425 Costume Class: Sheep and showman dressed
in a specific theme. 4-H Goat projects elegible.
Ribbons only. Entry fee: non-perishable item
for food bank. To be brought at show time.
426 Fleece Competition
Rules: All fleeces must be in natural unwashed
(before or after shearing) condition. All fleeces must
be rolled. Excess moisture, vegetation or other foreign
matter will be penalized. Unsuitable fleeces will be
disqualified. Take to Hall Thursday for display.
Prize: 1st $15; 2nd $10. Other placing, ribbons only.
Entry fee: $5
PREMIER EXHIBITOR: Aggregate points. (1st 10 pts; 2nd 7 pts; 3rd 5 pts; 4th 2 pts.) Ribbon. Sponsored by: Dr. F. Strauss
A5: Open Poultry,
Waterfowl & Pigeons
Contact: Elroy Creswell 250.846.9248
Judge: TBA
Entry fee: Poultry, Waterfowl: $1.50 per entry.
Pigeons: $1 per entry.
Entry Deadline: August 10, 2016
RULES:
1) All birds must be owned, not less than 30 days
prior to show, by the exhibitor.
2) All birds must be in good health and clean.
Must be free of leg mites.
3) Poultry feed donated by Smithers Feed Store.
All exhibitors will be responsible for feeding
and watering their own exhibits.
4) An exhibitor can enter more than one bird in a
class up to a maximum of three.
5) Exhibitors can provide containers.
6) Pigeon exhibitors must provide their own feed.
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Division A
7) Please specify breed and variety in all classes
(for educational purposes).
8) For a list of Light and Heavy Breeds go to
www.bvfair.ca/exhibition/prizebook
9) All poultry must remain in their cages during
the fair.
10) Drop off between 9 am and 12 noon Thursday.
All poultry must be caged by 12 noon.
11) Judging starts 5pm Thursday. Trophies and
ribbons to be handed out after judging.
12) No poultry to leave show area until 4 pm Sunday.
All animals must be removed by 6 pm Sunday.
13) All pens must be cleaned before exhibitor
leaves.
PRIZE MONEY:
Poultry, Waterfowl: 1st $10; 2nd $5; 3rd $3
Pigeons: 1st $3; 2nd $2 Poultry 502 & 503: 1st $20; 2nd $10; 3rd $5
Sponsored by Daybreak Farms (Terrace) Ltd.
POULTRY:
501 Chicken pullets, any type, 2 birds
502 Laying hen, light - 5 lbs and under
503 Laying hen, heavy
504 Cockerel or Rooster, light - 6 lbs and under
505 Cockerel or Rooster, heavy
506 Pair of standard size chickens (male and
female)
507 Pair of Bantam chickens (male and female)
508 Single Bantam male
509 Single Bantam female
510 Mother and Young, any breed, any fowl
(young to be maximum of 4 weeks old)
511 Pair of Turkeys (male and female)
512 Pair of Pheasants (male and female)
513 Pair of Guinea Fowl (male & female)
514 Pair of Quail (male and female)
WATERFOWL:
515 Pair of Ducks (male and female)
516 Pair of Geese (male and female)
PIGEONS:
517 Pair Fancy (male and female)
518 Pair Racing Homer (male and female)
TROPHIES:
Best Hen: A-Z Playhouse
Best Rooster: PRT Summit Nursery
Most points Classes 501–513.
OTHER SPONSORS: Christina Johnstone, West Fraser Concrete, EJ Poultry VaRareities,
Tim McCosker Physiotherapy
A6: Open Rabbits &
Guinea Pigs
Contact: Ty Barker 250.643.0131
Judge: TBA
Entry fee: $1.50 per entry
Entry Deadline: August 10th 2016
Prizes: 1st $10; 2nd $5; 3rd $3
RULES:
1) All rabbits and guinea pigs shown must be
owned by the exhibitor, not less than 30 days
prior to show.
2) Rabbits and guinea pigs must be in good health
and free of ear mites.
3) Rabbit feed donated by Smithers Feed Store
(guinea pig exhibitors must provide their own
feed). Exhibitors are responsible for feeding
and watering their own exhibits.
4) An exhibitor can enter more than one rabbit or
guinea pig in a class, up to a maximum of 3.
5) Exhibitors can provide their own containers.
6) Please specify breed and variety in all classes
(for educational purposes).
7) All animals must remain in their cages
during the Fair.
8) Drop off between 9 am and 12 noon Thursday.
All stock must be caged by 12 noon.
9) Judging starts 1 pm Thursday. Exhibitors must
attend and are responsible for bringing their
animals to the judging table. Rabbits or guinea
pigs left in their cages will not be judged.
10) Trophies and ribbons will be presented after judging.
11) No rabbits or guinea pigs to leave show area
until after 4 pm Sunday. All animals must be
removed by 6 pm Sunday.
12) Rabbits’ and guinea pigs’ toenails must be
clipped.
13) All rabbit and guinea pig cages must be cleaned
before exhibitor leaves.
CLASSES:
601 Open rabbit junior showmanship. Exhibitors
9 years and under last December 31. No entry
fee, ribbon only.
602 Open rabbit showmanship (ages 10 and up).
No entry fee, ribbon only.
603 Junior class rabbit – Any rabbit – Exhibitor 9
years and under last December 31. No entry
fee, ribbon only.
Rabbits – Standard and Large Size:
PUREBRED
604 Buck over 6 months
605 Doe over 6 months
606 Buck under 6 months
607 Doe under 6 months
608 Doe with litter (litter must be min. 6 wks.)
609 Pen of 3
CROSSBRED
615 Pen of 3
Rabbits – Mini and Dwarf Size:
PUREBRED
621 Pen of 3
CROSSBRED
627 Pen of 3
Guinea Pigs:
628 Sow
629 Boar
630 Sow with litter
Best Rabbit Buck: Bulkley Valley Home Centre
Ltd. (Telkwa)
Best Rabbit Doe: McKnight Ventures
OTHER SPONSORS: Christina Johnstone,
PRT Summit Nursery, Ron Toews, West Fraser
Concrete, Orkin Canada
A7: Open Swine
Contact: Paula Dieleman 250.846.5305
Arlene Huisman 250.847.4537
Entry fee: $10 (4-H eligible)
LIVESTOCK SPONSORS
DIAMOND
PLATINUM
• Pacific Inland
Resources
GOLD
• BV Dairymen
• Newpro
• Dr. Sheila Smith
• Thompson Creek
Cattle Corp
SILVER SPONSOR
• Andersen Vet
Services Ltd.
• BC Livestock
Producers
• Extra Foods
• Glen Dale Agra
Services Ltd.
• J&D Farmers Dairy
Service Ltd.
• Johnstone, Christina
• Mountain View
Electric
• Northwest Fuels
Limited
• PRT Summit Nursery
• Vanderhoof Co-op &
District
• Yellowhead Hereford
Breeders
• Alpenhorn
BRONZE SPONSOR
• BLP Charolais
• BV Cattlemens
Association
BRONZE SPONSOR
• BV Diary Club
• Dallaine Ranch
• Deer Ridge Farms
• E & J Poultry
VaRareties
• Evelyn Mountain
View Farm
• Eljira Suffolks
• Charlie Giddings
• Hankin Peak
Contracting Ltd.
• Huisman, Rick &
Arlene
• J.P. and Sons Ranch
• Kal Tire
• Robert & Theresa
Kirsch
• McKnight Ventures
Ltd.
• Old Iron Farm
• Orkin Canada
• Pinnacle View
Limousin
• Poplar Meadows
• Richardson Ranch
• Ron Toews
• Royal Bank of
Canada
• Smithers Parts &
Service (2005) Ltd
• Storey’s Ranch Ltd.
• Quick Haven Angus
• Dr. Fred Strauss
• Tabert Construction
• West Fraser Concrete
2015 Beef CATTLE trophy winners
TOP JUNIOR IN JUNIOR BEEF SHOW / Brandon Goold
JUNIOR CLASS HEIFER CALF / Brandon Goold
JUNIOR CLASS YEARLING HEIFER / Carli Wardrop
JUNIOR CLASS BEST PAIR OF FEMALES/ Brandon Goold
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP / Everett Himech
INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP / Tyrell McEwen
SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP / Carli Wardrop
GRAND CHAMPION ANGUS FEMALE / Poplar Meadows
GRAND CHAMPION ANGUS BULL / Poplar Meadows
ANGUS PREMIER EXHIBITOR / Poplar Meadows
SIMMENTAL PREMIER EXHIBITOR / Crosby Cattle
SUPREME COW / Poplar Meadows
SUPREME BULL / Poplar Meadows
RULES:
If only one entry in class, 1st place ribbon will be
awarded but only 2nd place money.
701 Open Showmanship (No entry fee, ribbons only)
702 Market Hog
703 Yearling Gilt
704 Sow and Litter
705 Pen of 3 Weaner Pigs (6-8 wks old)
SPONSORS:
J. P. & Sons Ranch,
Rick and Arlene Huisman,
and Old Iron Farms & Apiary
H
Division H: 4-H
achievement
Sponsored by the Bulkley Valley Exhibition,
Shooting Star Amusements, Driftwood Diamond
Drilling
4-H Coordinator:
Lois Taylor 250.847.3692/[email protected]
Livestock weigh-in times:
Thursday, August 25: Beef: 9–12 noon/Sheep: 1–3
pm/(Market lambs 12:30 main scale) Swine: 3–4 pm
SHOW TIMES:
Monday, August 22
Horse (Showmanship & Project classes): 9 am
Wednesday, August 24
i. Cloverbuds: Scrapbooks to club leader by
August 20
ii. Poultry & Rabbits: Poultry 1 pm/ Rabbit 1 pm
Thursday, August 25
Sheep, Swine and Beef Arrival
Friday, August 26
i. Beef: 8:30 am / Sheep: 1:00 pm
Saturday, August 27
i. Swine: 9am / Auction sale: 2 pm
Sunday, August 28
i. 4-H Dog project: 12-2 pm
ii. 4-H Awards Presentations: 3 pm
Judging Competitions (not in 2016)
Showmanship Competitions
i. Showmanship: 70%
ii. Condition of exhibit: 20%
iii. Appearance of exhibit: 10%
4-H Rules and Regulations / Entry and Passes:
1) All classes are on an inter-club basis where
applicable. Open to all 4-H members only.
2) Out of District 4-H projects must be entered by the 4H Club Leader and must be received by the 4-H Fair
Coordinator (Lois Taylor) no later than July 15th.
3) All BV 4-H projects will be reviewed by the 4-H Club
Leader and the 4-H Fair Coordinator no later than the
July Council meeting, based on club registrations.
4) 4-H members may enter their projects in open
classes by paying the entry fee and completing
the open class entry form, on their own.
5) All camping unit passes are requested by the 4-H
Fair coordinator in club groups and fees are the
responsibility of the individual member/family.
6) 4-H passes will be provided to leaders for
distribution to participating 4-H members and
leaders only. Parents and siblings must purchase
appropriate passes at the Fair office prior to entry
to the grounds. Wrist bands must be worn and lack
of a wrist band will result in no grounds entry.
7) NO ANIMALS allowed in the camping areas,
under any circumstances.
Housing:
8) Stabling for horse projects is the responsibility
of individual members and clubs.
9) 4-H projects will be allocated stalls, pens, cages
or tables by the 4-H Coordinator.
10) No changes can be made to stalls, pens or cages
until such changes are first cleared by the 4-H
Fair Coordinator.
11) Cloverbud projects will be collected by club leaders
and set up by the club designated leader on Tuesday,
August 23, by 4 pm (Should be coordinated with the
4-H coordinator).
12) All livestock (with the exception of Poultry and
Rabbits) are to be in the barns no earlier than
9 am and no later than 12 Noon for Beef; 1 – 3
pm for Sheep, 3 – 4 pm for Swine on Thursday,
August 25. (As per weighing times)
13) All barns, stalls, pens and cages must be cleaned
before leaving the Fair grounds.
Division H
Livestock (beef, sheep, swine):
14) All beef, market lambs and swine are to be weighed
“off the truck” before feeding, watering and washing.
15) No horns are permitted on any 4-H livestock. All
market animals must be castrated. All animals
must be free from communicable diseases.
16) Sheep must be inspected by the Division
Director before unloading and weighing. Sheep
must be free from keds, or will be refused entry
into the 4-H show and the Fair Grounds and
summarily sent home. Market lambs are to be
shorn to 1/2”.
17) All beef animals are to be tied with appropriate
halters and neckties.
18) Animals considered to be not marketable and
which are culled may not be sold through the 4H Auction; however, after the auction, signs may
be posted offering the animal for sale.
19) In showmanship classes, the animal shown must
be the 4-H member’s project.
20) No 4-H animals are permitted in the camping
areas at any time (including the days prior to the
Thursday fair opening).
21) All exhibitors are encouraged to decorate their stalls,
including information about the projects and the
exhibitor. Education of the public is very important
and through the promotion of projects, exhibitors
contribute to the Fair’s goals and objectives.
22) Projects may not leave the Fair grounds until
after 4 pm Sunday without express permission
from the 4-H Fair Coordinator.
Horse:
23) Riding helmets must be worn at all times when
mounted.
24) Horses are NOT PERMITTED in the camping
area for any reason or at any time.
25) Horse show will follow BC Horse Council rules,
and BV District policies.
26) No artificial aids (spurs, whips, etc.) may be used.
H1: 4-H Beef
Judge: TBA
4-H BEEF SHOWMANSHIP
Show Time: 8:30 am – Friday, August 26
101 Senior Showmanship: In memory of Graeme
Johnstone, Sponsored by Christina Johnstone
102 Intermediate Showmanship: Deer Ridge
Farm (R & D Purnell) – (Keeper). Leann
Mohle: (Perpetual)
103 Junior Showmanship: Smithers Feed Store–
(Keeper)
Top showman from each class will receive $50 from
Bruhjell Memorial Fund (Senior Council)
4-H BEEF PROJECTS
Weight divisions (light/medium/heavy) to be
decided by 4-H Coordinator after weigh-in.
104a Lightweight Market steers (under 20 mos).
104b Mediumweight Market steers (under 20 mos).
104c Heavyweight Market steers (under 20 mos).
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS: Grand & Reserve Steer
(Top 2 steers from each weight division)
Trophies:
• 1st place Lightweight Steer – Rita Giddings
Memorial (Perpetual), Kispiox Valley Farmers’
Institute (Keeper)
• 1st place Mediumweight Steer – Coyote Cattle Co.
• 1st place Heavyweight Steer – Thompson Creek
Cattle Corp.
• Grand Champion Market Steer – CIBC
• Reserve Champion Market Steer– E.A. Strimbold
• Top place straight bred Hereford Steer–O.G.
Halvorson Cattle Co.
• Top place straight bred or cross bred Angus Steer
(from one purebred parent) – Central Interior
Angus Association
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(The following two classes must be signed up before
8 am Friday)
105 Group of 4 steers–Woodmere Cattle
106 Pair of Steers–Re/max Houston
107 2016 bull calf
108 2016 heifer calf
109 Yearling heifer Born 2015, class to be
determined by entries (class may be split
[by age] as necessary).
110 2-year-old cow born 2014 with 2016 calf at
foot. Cow and calf to be judged as a unit.
111 Cow born prior to 2014 with 2016 calf at foot.
Cow and calf to be judged as a unit.
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS: Grand & Reserve Female
Trophies:
• Top place straight bred or cross bred Angus
Female (from one purebred parent) – Central
Interior Angus Association
• Top Angus or Angus cross Yearling Heifer–
Poplar Meadows Angus
• Top Angus or Angus cross Cow/calf–Poplar
Meadows Angus
• Grand
Champion
Female–L.B.
Warner
Memorial, (Keeper) – Calderwood Realty
• Res. Champion Female–Rugged Edge Holdings
• Sr. Aggregate Beef Member (total points from
one project, showmanship and judging). Perpetual and
Keeper – Pleasant Valley Cattlemens’ Association
• Jr. Aggregate Beef Member–Scotia Bank
• Sr. Beef Judge: BC Hydro (Perpetual), Christina
Johnstone (Keeper)
• Jr. Beef Judge: Salem Contracting
• Additional show sponsorship: Smithers Family
Chiropractic, Bulkley Cleaners, Thompson
Creek Cattle Corp.
4-H BEEF FEMALE FUTURITY–Added prize
money sponsored by: Paul Trobak Memorial Fund,
Vallee Creek Herefords
Entry fee $10 each. Must be pre-registered on general
livestock entry form.
201 Heifer born 2015
202 Heifer born 2014 with a 2016 calf
203 Heifer born 2013 with a 2016 calf
A three-year competition for 4-H female beef projects. The
same animal must be shown for three consecutive years.
Points will be awarded each year. Winner will be decided
on total points for three years. Prize money will be paid to
three placings, with all entry fees plus added prize money
being split 60%, 25% and 15%. (201 & 202 must have been
4H registered units in the appropriate years).
H2: 4-H Sheep
Showmanship and Conformation classes: 1 pm–Friday, August 26
4-H SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP
301 Sr. Showmanship (13+ as of Dec. 31st)
303 Jr. Showmanship (9-12 as of Dec 31st)
Trophies:
• Sr. Sheep Showmanship – South Hazelton
Women’s Institute – Robertson Acres
• Jr. Sheep Showmanship – Eljira Suffolks (Stronks)
– Robertson Acres
4-H SHEEP PROJECTS
304 Unit 1 Market lamb
305 Unit 2 Ewe lamb
306 Unit 3 Yearling lamb
307 Unit 4 Ewe with lamb(s)
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS – Grand & Reserve Female
4-H Sheep Trophies:
• Grand Champion Market Lamb – Hamming’s
Butcher Shop
• Res. Champion Market Lamb – Rugged Edge Holdings
• Grand Champion Ewe Lamb – Bulkley Electric & BC
Purebred Sheep Association: $25 prize money
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Division H
• Res. Champion Ewe Lamb – Four L Farm (The
Lapadat Family)
• Grand Champion Ewe – Dewey Cummins Memorial
• Top Suffolk or Suffolk X Market Lamb – Two
Bridge Ranch
Aggregate and Judging Trophies, 4-H Sheep:
• Sr. Sheep Judge – Bill & Barb Bryant Memorial
(Perpetual & Keeper) Jennifer Mulder
• Jr. Sheep Judge – Stringfellow Family
• Aggregate Sheep (total points from 1 project,
showmanship and judging) – Dave & Kathy Wilford
H3: 4-H Rabbit
Judge: TBA
Rabbit arrival times: 9 am – 12 Noon Wed., Aug. 24
Showmanship and Conformation classes: 1pm
101 Rabbit Showmanship (Jr)
102 Rabbit Showmanship (Sr)
103a Unit I–Commercial type breeding stock (Buck Class)
103b Unit I–Commercial type breeding stock (Doe Class)
104a Unit II–Fancy type breeding stock (Buck Class)
104b Unit II–Fancy type breeding stock (Doe Class)
105 Unit IV–Doe with litter
106a Unit VII–Replacement project (Jr. Buck Class)
106b Unit VII–Replacement project (Jr. Doe Class)
107 Best Groomed Rabbit – Wendy Bartlett &
Girls (keeper)
Aggregate Trophies, 4-H Rabbit:
Sr. Rabbit Aggregate – Reays’ Rabbitry
Jr. Rabbit Aggregate – Wayne and Lisa Reay
H4: 4-H Poultry
Judge: TBA
Poultry arrival times: 9 am – 12 Noon Wed, Aug. 24
Showmanship and Conformation classes: 1pm
101 Poultry showmanship (Jr. Class)
102 Poultry showmanship (Sr. Class)
103 Unit 1 Exploring the Poultry Project
104 Unit 2 Beginning Poultry Breeder (Trio to be shown)
105 Unit 3 Breeder Replacement Stock (Trio to be shown)
106 Poultry Showmanship In Hand (all ages)–
Sandra Hinchliffe–Re/Max Bulkley Valley
107 Best 4H Bird in Show–Four L Farm (The
Lapadat Family)
Aggregate Trophies, 4-H Poultry
Sr. Poultry Aggregate–Charles McClary–Re/Max
Bulkley Valley
Jr. Poultry Aggregate–Suskwa Valley Vegetables
H5: 4-H Horse
Judge: TBA
In Main Ring, Starting at 9 am Monday (Aug. 22)
– Showmanship and Project classes.
Mulder
4-H SPONSORS •• Jennifer
Bulkley Cleaners
DIAMOND SPONSOR
• Bulkley Electric
• Shooting Star
• BV Cattlemen’s Assn.
Amusements
• Calderwood Realty
• Canadian Imperial
PLATINUM SPONSOR
Bank of Commerce
• Driftwood Diamond
• Coyote Cattle Co. Ltd.
Drilling Ltd.
• Deer Ridge Farm
SILVER SPONSOR
• Dewey Cummins
• Arrow Mining Services
Memorial
Inc.
• E.A. Strimbold Ltd.
• Tom & Helen Britton
• Eljira Suffolks
• BV Bobcat Services
• Four L Farm
• BV Insurance Services
• FYIdoctors - Smithers
• Rugged Edge Holdings
• Glacier Creek Ranch
• Scotia Bank
• Goold Family
BRONZE SPONSOR
• Gweek Riding Centre
• BC Purebred Sheep
• Hair’s To You
Breeders
• Hammings Butcher
• Bell Brothers
Shop
Contracting Ltd.
All Pre-junior entrants must have current BC Horse
Council membership.
4-H members showing in the BV Exhibition Light Horse
show must arrange stalls with the Light Horse Division.
4-H HORSE PROJECTS
All horse members must show in correct Western or
English attire. In this 4-H Show, senior horses can be ridden
with either a curb or snaffle and “two handed”. Riding
helmets must be worn at all times when mounted.
4-H HORSE SHOWMANSHIP
601 Sr. Showmanship (15+ as of Dec 31st)
602 Int. Showmanship (13–14 as of Dec. 31st)
603 Jr. Showmanship (9–12 as of Dec 31st)
604 Pre-Junior Showmanship
604a In Hand Showmanship (Unit 9 Projects)
604b In Hand Showmanship (Unit 10 Projects)
4-H HORSE HALTER
605 Unit 7 “Contract system”
606 Unit 8 Experienced Rider/Green Horse
607 Unit 9 Yearling
608 Unit 10 2 or 3-year-old Horse (in-hand)
609 Unit 11 Broodmare and Foal
4-H TRAIL HORSE
Classes to be determined later
4-H HORSE PERFORMANCE
In Equitation, the rider is judged:
610 Pre-Junior Equitation – Western & English
611 Unit 8 Green Horse Equitation
612 Unit 1 Western Equitation
618 Unit 1 English Equitation
623a Unit 9 – In Hand Trail
623b Unit 10 – In Hand Trail
In Pleasure, the horse is judged:
624 Pre-Junior Pleasure – Western & English
625 Unit 8 Green Horse Pleasure
626 Unit 1 Western Pleasure
632 Unit 1 English Pleasure
• Holly Ridge Farm
• Huisman, Rick & Arlene
• Christina Johnstone
• JP & Sons Ranch
• KCK Farms
• Kispiox Farmers
Institute
• Matt’s Red Angus
• O.G. Halvorson Cattle Co.
• Paul Trobak Memorial
Fund
• Pleasant Valley
Cattlemens
• Popular Meadows
Angus
• Reay’s Rabbits / Wayne
Lisa Reay
• Remax Houston
• Remax-Charlie
McClary
• Remax-Ron Lapadat
• Tony Robertson
• Salem Contracting
• Sandra Hinchliffe
Remax
• Smithers Sausage
Factory
• South Hazelton W.I.
• Storey Photography
• F & D Strimbold
• Stringfellow Family
• Suskwa Valley Farm
• Swallow Haven Farms
• Two Bridge Ranch
• Vallee Creek Herefords
• Valley Vending
• Wayne Hill Contracting
• Wendy Bartlett & Girls
• Wildwind Trucking Ltd.
• Dave & Kathy Wilford
• Woodmere Cattle Co.
Trophy Sponsors:
Sr. Horse Showmanship–Goold Family
Int. Horse Showmanship–Deer Ridge Farm, R & D Purnell
Jr. Horse Showmanship–Ron Lapadat – Re/Max BV
Aggregates:
Jr. 4-H Horse Aggregate–Shooting Star Amusements
Int. 4-H Horse Aggregate–KCK Farms
Sr. 4-H Horse Aggregate–Smithers Feed Store
4-H Senior Horse Judging–Gweek Riding Centre
4-H Intermediate Horse Judging–Smithers Feed Store
4-H Junior Judging–Smithers Feed Store
(Horse Aggregate is the total points from 1 project,
showmanship and judging)
H6: 4-H Swine
9 am Saturday Aug 27 – Swine ring
4-H Swine Showmanship
701 Sr. Showmanship (13+ as of Dec. 31st) Vihar
(Perpetual) Hairs To You (Keeper)
702 Jr. Showmanship (9-12 as of Dec. 31st)
JP and Sons Ranch (Perpetual & Keeper)
4-H Swine Projects
704 Unit 1 Market Hog
705 Unit 2 Breeding Gilt
706 Unit 3 Sow and Litter
Grand Champion Market Hog–(Perpetual) Rick
and Arlene Huisman (Keeper)
Res. Champion Market Hog–Swallow Haven Farm
Aggregate Trophies:
Senior Swine Aggregate–JP and Sons Ranch
Junior Swine Aggregate–Holly Ridge Farm
H8: 4-H Cloverbuds
4 pm Thursday (scrapbooks to be handed into leader)
Open to registered 4-H Cloverbud members. Age 6-8 years inclusive
901 Unit 1 902 Unit 2
903 Unit 3
H9: 4H Dog
Judge: TBA
101 Unit 1 Beginner Novice (Obedience)
H10: Crafts/Leather Craft
102 Unit 3 The Assembly of Leather Articles
103 Unit 4 Designing Leather Articles
104 Unit 5 Decorating Leather with Dye
H11: 4H Goat
101 Junior Showmanship
102 Senior Showmanship
103 Classes to be determined
H12: 4H Cavy
101 Junior Showmanship
102 Senior Showmanship
103 Classes to be determined
4-H Entry Form
Please Note: Bulkley Valley 4-H has the following
policy for taking 4-H members’ entries to the BV
Exhibition: District BV 4-H Clubs will be entered at a
District Council Meeting to be held in July. Members
are responsible for ensuring that their leader is aware
of the classes they wish to enter. Out-of-district 4-H
members are welcome to enter by contacting the 4-H
Coordinator by July 15, 2015. Out-of-district 4-H entries
wanting to enter Open Classes must also fill in the Open
Entry Form and send it directly to the Fair Office. Please
copy or download additional forms (www.bvfair.ca) and
include every animal that a member is bringing.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2015 BUYERS…
Division H
Grand Champion Steer
Grand Champion HOG
Grand Champion lamb
PACIFIC INLAND RESOURCES
WINDY RIDGE CONTRACTING
DAYBREAK FARMS
3M Welding
6S Family Farms
A Aslin Contracting
Andy Meints Contracting
Bandstra Transportation
Systems Ltd.
Babine Animal Hospital
Dave Barden Contracting
Bulkley Electric
Bulkley Valley Credit Union
Babine Truck & Equipment
Daybreak Farms
Jonathan & Michael Dieleman
Emberson Plumbing
Chelsea & Jesse Forsyth
G. Frenzel & Wolf Ridge
Contracting
Don Giddings Law Office
Jeff & Rhonda Giesbrecht
Gus Poirier Contracting
Hammings Butcher Shop
Hoskins Ford Sales
Lance Hoesing Logging
Kmack Contracting
Panago Pizza
Pacific Inland Resources
Peterbilt
Poplar Meadows Angus
Rosco Hauling & L. Nedelec
Rugged Edge Holdings
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Sausage Factory
Smithers Feed Store
Sullivan Motor Products
Triantha Enterprises
Trails North Powersports
Tony & Gina Strimbold
Turcotte Bros Contracting
Trenterprises Handyman
Services
Vanderhoof Coop
Willy Vandergaag Accounting
West Fraser Concrete
Windy Ridge Contracting
Welcome to the 2016 4H Live Auction!
Saturday August 27th,2016 – 2:00 PM in the Livestock Rings, BVX
Featuring quality home raised 4H Projects from the BV District – over 110 members strong…
Evelyn 4H Club — Quick Community 4H Club —
Mid Valley 4H Club — Topley 4H Club
For your consideration: Beef, Lamb and Hog.
Come watch the 4H shows Friday starting at 8:30 AM for beef and sheep, saturday 9:00 am for swine
Contact Lois Taylor 250.847.3692 or [email protected] if you have any questions on how to
participate in this auction.
Thank you to our Auctioneer; Charlie McClary representing McClary Stockyards Ltd,
Our Office Staff, Bid Catchers, Ring Staff and Announcer
Photos by Stacey Price and Storey Photography
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Division D
D
Division D:
DRAFTHORSE
Show Secretary: Sally Koch
Announcer: Jenny DeJong
Judge: Lindsay Blackburn, Salmon Arm, BC
Contact: Glen Kerr 250.846.5434/
Anika Gattiker 250.846.5494
We are again sponsoring a stall-decorating
contest. We urge each exhibitor to take part.
Prizes will be awarded to all participants.
GENERAL RULES
1) Entries will close Saturday, August 20th,
2016. All entries to include full payment
for: events, stabling, camping etc. You may
submit your entries online at bvfair.ca, or if
you use the draft horse entry form, please note
that correctly completed forms will be given
priority. All entry forms must be signed in order
to validate the entry. Unsigned forms will not
be processed. Mail entries to BV Exhibition,
Draft Horse Division, Box 2281, Smithers,
BC, V0J 2N0. Post entries will be accepted up
to 12 hours before show at double entry fee.
2) BC Championship Pull limited to 18 entries
by order of entries received. All teams
entering the BC Championship Pull must
enter at least two non-pulling classes (1 halter
class/1 driving event or 2 driving events.
3) Entry fee is 10% of first prize money. Pull: $50
per team. Single Pull: $25.
4) Every effort will be made to have the prize
money mailed out within 30 days after the end
of the exhibition.
5) All horses must be stalled during fair hours.
Tie stalls $10/weekend, Box stall $15/weekend
+GST. Box stalls will be reserved for stallions
and mares with foals. Stalls will be allotted
primarily in order of entries.
6) Exhibitors must purchase an Exhibitor’s Pass
at $15 per exhibitor. On-ground camping fee
is $30. All fees must accompany entry forms.
NSF cheques: $20 service charge.
7) If there is only one entry in a class, prize money
will be paid as awarded by judge. If judged as 1st
Place, payout will be paid accordingly.
8) Age of horses shall date from January 1st of the
year in which they are foaled.
9) All animals entered in registered classes must
be recorded in the record or stud book specified.
Registration papers must be attached to the
entry form. No exceptions. Current year
animals do not require registration certificates
but proof of eligibility must be attached to the
entry form. No exceptions.
10) Horses must be named: “entry” is not acceptable.
11) No horse competing in any class admitted to
the show ring shall leave such ring until all
prizes for the class shown are awarded.
12) Proper attire for all classes.
13) Any horse not sufficiently under control shall
be asked to leave the ring.
14) All foals must be exhibited on the halter. Mares
may accompany foals into the ring if desired by
the exhibitor.
15) Header permitted in hitch classes.
16) Judge’s decision is final.
17) Get of Sire: registered sires only. Entries to be
made in the name of the Sire.
18) Produce of Dam: registered dams only. Entries
to be made in the name of the Dam. Note: All
animals shown in a group class must have been
shown in a previously offered breeding class.
19) The Pulls will be run in accordance with the
Draft Horse Pull rules listed in Division D6.
20) There will be no driving on roads or in
pedestrian areas.
21) The committee reserves the right to refuse
horses in poor body condition. Spot checks by
a veterinarian for contesting teams can also be
requested by the Show Committee.
22) Any item not covered in these rules will be ruled
on by the Heavy Horse Show Committee.
23) No vehicle traffic between 10 am and 6 pm.
D1: Halter Classes
Grade Draft Horses,
All Breeds
Friday, August 26th, 2016, Noon in Rodeo Ring.
For any recognized draft horse breed, grade only.
Prize Money: 1st $40; 2nd $30; 3rd $20; 4th $10
1) Broodmare, with foal at side
2) Foals and yearlings, any sex
3) Light draft mare or gelding, 1600 lbs. and
under
4) Heavy draft mare or gelding, over 1600 lbs.
5) Grand and Reserve Champion unregistered
horse (1st and 2nd place winners from above
classes, ribbons only)
6) Junior showmanship (Ribbons only). Open to
juniors only. A junior is anyone who has not
passed his/her 18th birthday as of Jan 1st of the
current year.
i. Appearance: 20 points
ii. Showing the animals: 60 points
iii. Appearance of the animal: 20 points
7) Mule in halter
8) Senior showmanship (Ribbons only)
9) Junior mane and tail decorating. 30 minutes
allowed. (Ribbons only)
D2, D3 & D4: Registered
Halter Classes
Prize Money: 1st $80; 2nd $75; 3rd $60; 4th $50;
D2 — Belgians
D3 — Any other breed
D4 — Percherons
Bel / AOB / Per
2-01/3-01/4-01 Geldings any age
2-02/3-02/4-02 Broodmare, must be shown with
foal at side
2-03/3-03/4-03 Foal of current year, filly or colt
2-04/3-04/4-04 Stallion foaled in 2015
2-05/3-05/4-05 Stallion foaled in 2014
2-06/3-06/4-06 Junior Champion & Reserve
Stallion (1st & 2nd from classes 2-03 to 4-05,
ribbons only)
2-07/3-07/4-07 Stallion foaled in 2013 or earlier
2-08/3-08/4-08 Grand Champion & Reserve Stallion
(1st & 2nd from classes 2-06 to 4-07, ribbons only)
2-09/3-09/4-09 Filly foaled in 2015
2-10/3-10/4-10 Filly foaled in 2014
2-11/3-11/4-11 Junior Champion & Reserve Filly
(1st & 2nd from classes 2-03, 2-09, 2-10, 3-03,
3-09, 3-10, 4-03, 4-09, 4-10, ribbons only)
2-12/3-12/4-12 Filly foaled in 2013
2-13/3-13/4-13 Yeld mare foaled in 2012 or earlier
2-14/3-14/4-14 Senior Champion & Reserve Mare
(1st & 2nd from classes 2-12 to 4-13, ribbons only)
2-15/3-15/4-15 Grand Champion & Reserve Mare
(Junior & Reserve + Senior & Reserve, ribbons only)
2-16/3-16/4-16 Produce of Dam — Ribbons only
2-17/3-17/4-17 Get of Sire — Ribbons only
2-18 Supreme Champion of Show (Grand Champion
& Reserve Stallion and Grand Champion &
Reserve Mare – All Breeds) – Ribbons only
2-19 Costume Class *NEW* open to any recognized
draft horse breed, grade or registered. Horse can
be shown in hand or ridden.
DRAFT HORSE LOG SKIDDING RULES
No multiple uses of teams. Teamster may enter as
many teams as he or she desires as long as entry fees
are paid for each team. The judge will meet with
teamsters prior to competition to go over the rules.
THE COURSE:
• Parallel Lines 32 ft. apart
• End lines or closed end 16 ft. from last pylon.
• Distance between pylons to be 16 ft.
• Log to be 16 ft. long. If pylons are moved during
contest, the Judge to reset. Timing optional.
PENALTIES:
Each teamster starts contest with 100 points.
5 points will be deducted for each of the following:
1) Team steps on or over line
2) Teamster steps on or over line
3) Team, teamster or rigging touches line or pylons
4) Logs touch pylons or sideline
DISQUALIFICATION:
1) Riding on logs.
2) Arguing with the Judge.
3) Swearing, whipping, slapping or rippling of reins.
4) If off course or breaking pattern.
5) Pre-marking of stops.
6) Passing of lines over pylons or walking on
the wrong side of the pylon (pylons are to be
thought of as tall trees).
STOPS:
On stops of 3 feet, 2 feet and 1 foot, a penalty point
will be assessed for each inch under or over on each
stop; teamster will be scored to the closest inch.
Only one pull allowed for each stop and movement
of logs constitutes a pull.
SCOREKEEPING:
Total points will be announced after each team has gone
through the course. The team with the highest number
of points wins. In the case of a tie, the judge will make
the decision. THE JUDGE’S DECISION IS FINAL.
D5: Events
Saturday, August 27th, 2016, 9 am in Rodeo Ring
Weigh-in, 8 am
5-02 Light Draft Team on wagon (3200 lbs and
under) hitched to a suitable vehicle. (Judge
and Ring Steward’s instructions.)
5-03 Heavy Draft Team on wagon (over 3200 lbs)
(same requirements as class 5-02)
5-04 Junior Driver (same requirements as class 502)
5-05 Junior Cart Class (Judge and Ring Steward’s
instructions)
5-06 Ladies’ Cart Class (Judge and Ring
Steward’s instructions)
No cross entries (may be waived at Show
Committees discretion)
5-07 Gentlemen’s Cart Class (Judge and Ring
5-08 Junior Log Skidding Competition — open
to any draft team of horses (Rules and
instructions will be posted)
Division D
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5-09 Log Skidding Competition — open to any
draft team of horses (Rules and instructions
will be posted)
5-10 Single Horse Pull (Rules and instructions
will be posted) Prize Money: 1st $300; 2nd $200; 3rd $100
Sunday, August 28th2016, 8:30 am in the Rodeo Ring
5-11 Teamster Competition–hitched to a suitable
vehicle (Instructions will be posted)
No cross entries (may be waived at Show
Committees discretion)
5-12 Ladies’ Team Driving
5-13 Team of Registered Mares. Proof of
registration required. (Judge and Ring
5-14 Unicorn Hitch (Judge and Ring Steward’s
instructions)
5-15 Four-Horse Hitch-exhibitors may combine
to make up a four-horse hitch. (Judge and
Ring Steward’s instructions)
5-16 Six-Horse Hitch. Same requirements as class 5-16
5-17 Chore Team Fun Class
D6: BC Championship Pull
Sunday, August 28th, 2016 1 pm, in the Rodeo Ring
Committee: Glen Kerr, Anika Gattiker, Bryan
Semeschuk, Mark Adamson and the ring steward
Prize Money: $7,500
Approximate figures for prize money
1st $2,000; 2nd $1,400; 3rd $700; 4th $500; 5th $400;
6th $300; 7th $250; 8th $200; 9th $150; 10th $100
• Limited to 18 entries by order of entries received.
• Minimum $100 for one legal pull.
• Cash will be divided among top ten entrants.
• Open to any team of draft horses.
• Rules will be posted.
• 1st place prize sponsored by Shooting Star Amusements
PULL REGULATIONS
1) Pull must be held in a secure area where general
public is protected.
2) Only entered competitors, hookers, headers and
officials allowed in pulling area.
3) Boundary lines 16 ft. apart. Length of pull 14 ft.
4) Off set double trees and neck yokes are allowed.
5) Each teamster is allowed two helpers (one hooker
and one header). If helpers coach or interfere in any
way, team will be disqualified. Header must leave
the pulling boundary lines; teamster and hooker
must remain behind hindquarters of horse.
6) Either teamster or hooker may ride front of the
boat. There shall be no riding in the boat.
7) Once the team has been hooked to the boat, they
must stay between the boundary lines.
8) Team allowed two tries to move the boat 14 feet.
An unsuccessful attempt by the teamster to start
the team constitutes one try. A boat moved six
inches forward constitutes a pull.
9) Line rule waived for the first 3 pulls.
10) The pin and chain laid out flat measures 14 feet.
Pin must be out completely to qualify as a pull.
11) Deliberate stalling will result in disqualification.
Judge to warn teamsters once.
12) Deliberate jerking of load is prohibited. Team will
be disqualified and will revert to previous weight
pulled. Judge will warn teamsters once.
13) Whipping, slapping of lines at any time will result
in disqualification and will revert to previous
weight pulled.
14) There must be two linesmen and a pin man to
assist the judge. The linesmen have the authority
to tell the judge of any infractions and the judge
must act upon their information.
15) A teamster may ask the judge to center the boat
before hooking. If there are no means available to
center boat, the judge may waive the line rule and
ask the teamster to center the boat during the pull.
16) If a break in harness or equipment occurs there will
be a time limit of five minutes to fix the break and
complete the pull. If a teamster forfeits the pull or a
five-minute time limit expires on the pull at which
the breakage occurred he must pull the next weight
the full distance or the weight recorded goes back
to the previous completed pull.
DRAFTHORSE SPONSORS
GRAND
CHAMPION
• Shooting Star
Amusements
PLATINUM
• Black Hawk Drilling
Ltd.
GOLD
• BV Electric
• Canadian Tire
• North Country
Rentals
GOLD
• Smithers Lumber
Yard
• Vandergaag
Construction
SILVER
• Action Services
• All Seasons Auto
• Bulkley Valley
Credit Union
• BV Home Centre
• Empty Acres
Enterprises
17) Teamsters are not to argue with or harass the judge.
To do so will result in instant disqualification and
forfeiture of all prizes. Any complaint should be
made to the pull committee.
18) All teams will be weighed on the same scale prior to the pull.
19) After a meeting of pull officials an unmanageable
team may be disqualified.
20) Weight for each lift will be decided by pull committee.
21) Each team must pull each additional weight. No
double lifting to be allowed except on the final pull
the teamster can decide the weight.
22) Talking or shouting is permitted but not the use of profanity.
23) Three tries to hook the boat, otherwise disqualified
and weight reverts to previous pull.
24) Pulling order heaviest to lightest unless it is not feasible.
25) Pulling direction should be changed if the horses
can’t complete the pull within the length of the lines.
26) One legal pull is required for hook-up money.
27) JUDGE’S DECISION IS FINAL
SILVER
• Glacier Electric
• Gus Poirier
Construction
• Hausi Contract Ltd.
• Hy-Tech Drilling
• L.B. Paving
• Marlina Repair
• Pretorious & Kotze
Inc., Drs.
• Suds N’ Bay Wash & Store
SILVER
• Summit
Reforestation
BRONZE
• All West Glass
• B&T Wagon &
Sleigh Rides
• Babine Animal
Hospital
• Bulkley Valley
Insurance Services
• C&C Excavating
• Daybreak Farms
Ltd.
BRONZE
• Extra Foods
• Gattiker Farm
• Harry Leffers &
Sons
• Mid Valley
Concrete
• Northwest Kitchen
Centre Ltd.
• Wally Storey
• Tyhee Forestry
Consultants
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Division S
S
Division S:
LOGGERS’
SPORTS
Welcome to all our new competitors and welcome back
to those that came last year! The 2016 BVX Loggers’
Sports is now an affiliated event with the Canadian
Loggers Sports Association and will be holding four
Canadian Championship events. There is also a new
event being held at the 2016 show, which is called
Obstacle Pole Buck. Obstacle Pole Bucking is known
to be a crowd pleasing event where contestants run on
a log and cut the end off with a chainsaw, six feet up
in the air! Please feel welcome to swing by the site on
Friday, August 26th 2016 from 3-5pm to practice some
of the events!
Contact: Lars Hobenshield ([email protected])
Division Website: (Facebook site name “BVX
Loggers’ Sports”)
Main Judge / Announcer: Canadian Champion
Lumberjack Stirling Hart
Prize Money: Adult events – 1st $200, 2nd $120, 3rd $80, 4th $60, 5th $40
Kids’ events – 1st $80, 2nd $60, 3rd $30, 4th $20, 5th $10
Entry Fee: $5/event
Pre-Registration required, see below for Entry
Deadline. You can register online, by mail or in person
at the Bulkley Valley Exhibition office. Registration
for the Loggers’ Sports events will close on Saturday,
August 20, 2016.
Rules and information:
Sawing wood is hybrid white spruce/trembling
aspen. CANLOG rules are in effect canlog.com Loggers’ Sports office opens at 9:00am on August 27th
2016 and the main competition begins at 10:00am
with Kids’ Loggers sports, followed by Adult Novice
and Open events. Events Schedule will be posted at
the Loggers’ Sports site. Competitors are encouraged
to bring their own equipment. Loaner equipment will
be available if needed. Please bring bucking pants and
steel-toed footwear for chainsaw events.
CanLog memberships are required for the
Canadian Loggers’ Sports Event and they will be
available for purchase Friday, August 26th 3-5pm and
Saturday August 27th 9-10am..
S1: Novice Canadian
Championship Loggers’
Sports Adult Events
101 Log Rolling – (Men & Ladies)
102 Double Buck – (Men & Ladies)
103 Obstacle Pole Buck (Stock Saws will be
provided)– (Men & Ladies)
104 Chainsaw Bucking (Stock Saws will be
provided) – (Men & Ladies)
S2: Open Adult Events
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
Axe Throw – Ladies
Choker Race – Ladies
Jack & Jill – Men and Ladies mixed Team
Choker Race – Men
Single Buck – Men
Axe Throw – Men
Chainsaw Bucking, Hot Saw (140cc max)
– (Men & Ladies)
301 Sawdust goodie bag dig (age 3-6 years, no
entry fee) limited to 30 entry spots.
401 Nail Drive
402 Choker Race–with a rope
S5: Youth Events (13-16)
501 Swede Saw
502 Choker Race
LOGGERS’ SPORTS SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONSOR
• Canfor
• Central Square Medical Clinic
• Hankin Peak Contracting
• Hunky Dory Ltd.
• Monster Industries
• North Country Rentals
• Pro-Tech Forest Resources Ltd.
PLATINUM SPONSOR
• SMS Equipment
• West Fraser Mills
GOLD SPONSOR
• Andy Meints Contracting Ltd.
• Babine Truck and Equipment
• Brandt Tractor
• Canadian Helicopters
GOLD SPONSOR
• Carroll and Sons Contracting Ltd
• Chris Burns
• Doing It Right Home Inspections
• John Himech Logging Ltd.
• North Star Performance
• Nordan Equipment
• Pacific Truck and Equipment
• Schippers Creek Contracting Ltd
• Sullivan Motor Products
• The Tahtsa Group
• Titan Diamond Drilling
• TransCanada
• Vanderhoof and District Co-op
• Vihar Construction
SILVER SPONSOR
• Finks Sawmills Ltd.
• Mark’s Work Wearhouse Nadina Truck Service
• Ron Groot
• Summit Reforestation
BRONZE SPONSOR
• Aqua North Plumbing Ltd.
• Big Smiles Kids Store
• Blooming Arrangements
• Local Supply Co.
• Napa Auto Parts – Houston
• Northwest Fuels Ltd
• Randy’s Image Design
• Re/Max - Houston
• SAP Transport
• Smithers Lumber Yard
• Smithers Sausage Factory
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Come enjoy the fun at
this year’s exhibition!
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The Valley’s only locally-owned
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Proud supporters of our
BULKLEY VALLEY EXHIBITION
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B
Division B:
Special
COMPETITIONS
B1: Looking Back in Time
Location: Lisbeth Johnstone Hall
Convenor: John & Janet McDivitt 250.846.9093
Entry Fee: $2
Entry Form: Please use General Entry Form
Deadline for entry forms is August 13, 2016.
Prize Money: 1st $8; 2nd $6; 3rd $4 Ribbons for 1st
to 3rd 01 Old Coin Banks (Piggy Banks)
Note: The entries will be displayed in a locked
showcase for their safety
B2: 2016 BC Association
of Agricultural Fairs &
Exhibitions
MEMBER’S CHOICE CATEGORIES
The BCAAFE will award an additional $50 cheque
to the exhibitor of the winning entry, together with a
beautiful plaque at the BCAAFE Convention & AGM.
Winner will be chosen by delegates at the convention.
Winning entries in local competition must be available
for the BC Fairs Conference in October 20-22, 2016,
for Provincial Competition. BV Fair will transport the
entry if it is available.
Entry Fee: $2 Prize Money: 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10
01 BCAAFE Member’s Choice Category #1
Arts & Crafts: Open To All Ages.
Hand Painted Garden Trowel (Max. length 14”)
Theme: BC Dogwood Flower
Purchase a garden trowel, using any paint type
decorate the metal surface of the trowel with the
BC Dogwood Flower
Arts & Crafts – Open to Children (12 years and
under)
Mini Scarecrow (Max. height 14”)
Recycle household materials to create a mini
scarecrow to stake or hang in your garden. Wire
and/or string can be used to construct your project.
Colour Photography – Open to all ages
Theme: Farming in BC
Create a montage using 4 photos (each 5” x 7”) that
illustrates the diverse range of products grown in
BC. Each photo must be mounted on a 6” x 8” black
backing board and connected using either string,
wire or ribbon to connect the montage for display.
Photographs cannot be altered beyond standard
optimization. Unmounted photographs will not be
accepted
B3: Scarecrow Contest
“Going Hog Wild”
Entry fee: $2
Prize Money: 1st $40; 2nd $20; 3rd $15
ENTRY DEADLINE: Saturday, August 13, 2016
Use General Entry Forms. Exhibits will be accepted
10am-4pm August 24, 2016. Please reclaim your
entry on Sunday, August 28th after 4 pm.
01 Adult (16 & up)
02 Youth (15 and under)
Sponsored by Prestige Hudson Bay Lodge
B4: Business Competitions
sponsored by BVAIA
ENTRY DEADLINE: Saturday August 13, 2016
Use General Entry Forms
001 Store Decorating
Division B / Hall Division Rules
Entry Fee: Free
Prize: 1st Place Plaque
Use Store Decorating Entry Form
Show your community spirit and decorate your store
with this year’s BV Exhibition Theme – “Going Hog
Wild”. Stores will be judged on use of theme and
creativity. Judging will be on Wednesday before the
parade.
B5: BV Exhibition Theme
Competitions sponsored by BVAIA
Open to all artistic mediums – sculpture, painting,
sewing, paper mache, sketching etc. Use your creativity
and talent to showcase this year’s theme. Items will be
judged on theme messaging and creativity.
ENTRY DEADLINE: Saturday August 13, 2016
Exhibits will be accepted Friday, August 19th, 5 – 9 pm;
Saturday, August 20th, 10 am – 2 pm. Please reclaim
your entry on Sunday, August 28th after 4 pm.
001 Indoor Theme display
Entry fee: $2.00
Items cannot be larger than 3’x3’ and may be displayed
throughout the exhibition grounds (indoor locations only).
002 Outdoor Theme display “Going Hog Wild”
Entry fee: $2.00
Use your creativity and talent to showcase this year’s theme.
Items cannot be larger than 4’x8’ and may be displayed
throughout the exhibition grounds (outdoor locations).
Items will be judged on theme messaging and creativity.
B6: BV Exhibition Mural
Competitions sponsored by BVAIA
Exhibits will be accepted Friday, August 19th, 5–9 pm;
Saturday, August 20th, 10 am–2 pm. Please reclaim your
entry on Sunday, August 28th after 4 pm.
001 Agricultural themed mural competition
Items will be judged on theme messaging and creativity.
Entry fee: $2.00
B7: Hog Board Art sponsored by
BVAIA
Pickup a ready to paint life size hog board cut-out from
BVX office any time after July 1st. Paint the hog life
like, cartoonish, your company logo, designs, abstract
–your choice! Finished Hogs will be accepted Friday,
August 19th, 5–9 pm; Saturday, August 20th, 10 am–2
pm.
001 Hog Board - Painted 1 side
002 Hog Board - Painted 2 sides
BVX reserves the right to keep the Hog Boards for
future decorations during Fair time.
Entry fee: $10.00
Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $10
B8: BVX Horseshoe Art
sponsored by BVAIA
Horseshoes must make up at least 80% of the artwork,
must be original work by entrant. Exhibits will be
accepted Friday, Aug. 19, 5–9 pm; Saturday, Aug. 20, 10
am–2 pm. Please reclaim your entry on Sunday, August
28th after 4 pm.
001 Horseshoe Art – under 5 lbs
002 Horseshoe Art – 6 – 25 lbs
003 Horseshoe Art – over 25 lbs.
Entry fee: $5.00
HALL
DIVISION
RULES
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1. An Exhibitor’s Pass may be purchased with a
minimum of 5 entries in Divisions B, E, F, G,
J, K, L, Q & T.
2. Note: New Hall entry form deadline is August
13, 2016. Exception: Division E (Vegetables &
Flowers) – Saturday, August 20, 2016. Entry
forms may be dropped off at the office or at
the BV Fair Booth at the Farmer’s Market.
Payment must accompany entry form.
3. All exhibits in Divisions E, F, G, J, K, L,
Q and T must have been completed, or
grown by the exhibitor in the past 12
months, unless article has not previously
been entered for competition at this fair.
4. Only one entry in each class (Divisions
E, F, G, J, K, L, Q and T) by each exhibitor
will be allowed.
5. If only one (1) entry in a class, no 1st
place will be awarded unless the item
is deemed of exceptional quality.
6. Judges decisions will be final.
7. Basis for awarding most points (Divisions
E, F, G, J, K, L, Q and T): three points for
first, two points for second and one point
for third, where applicable. Director’s
decision will be final.
8. Exhibits for Divisions B, E, F, g, J, K, Q,
T1, T2, T3, T7, T9 (except quilts) and
V will be accepted between 10 am and
4 pm, Wednesday, August 24th. Exhibits
will not be accepted after 4 pm.
9. Exhibits for Divisions L (Arts and
Photography) and NEW- Quilts
T4, T5, T6, T9 (classes 10-11) will be
accepted ONLY at the following times:
August 19th between 5 pm and 9 pm
and August 20th between 10 am and 2
pm. – NO EXCEPTIONS. This will aid
in a more efficient display of exhibits;
to allow for proper hanging.
10. No exhibits will be released unless
exhibitor number is presented. The
number of exhibitors allowed in the
hall at one time may be restricted by
the Association to ensure safe removal
of exhibits.
11. The office will be open Monday-Thursday
following the fair from 10 am to 4 pm.
Exhibits must be picked up by the
Thursday of the week following the fair.
12.Cash pay outs will be made for winnings
under $10. All other prize money will
be mailed within 45 days of the final
day of the fair.
13. On site prize payout may be made
available at the discretion of the
Exhibition. Notices will be posted.
14. A “FOR SALE” sign, 2”x3”, may be
left with the Hall Committee to be
attached to articles AFTER judging has
been completed.
15. Hall Tags for entries will be available
for pickup on August 19 at the BVX
office during the day and at the Hall
during the drop-off times listed above.
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Division N / Division P / Laurie Storey Memorial Trophy
N
Division N:
KIDS’ DOG SHOW
Open to all children aged 12 years and under.
Entry fee: 50¢ Use General Entry Form
Entry Deadline: August 20, 2016
Prize money: 1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1
Ribbons and Prizes to all entries. Prize money,
Prizes and ribbons sponsored by G. Ronald Toews,
Smithers Feed Store, Kelly Jones; Investor Group
Lychak Brothers Trucking.
Show Time: Sunday, August 28th, 2 pm in the Kids Zone
P
DIVISION P: HIGH
MERIT AWARDS
1-001 Bill Kidd Memorial Trophy
Perpetual Trophy And Keeper Donated by Bulkley
Valley Exhibition, $25 Certificate donated by
Smithers Feed Store. // 2015 Winner – Stronks
Family, Telkwa, BC
LAURIE
STOREY
MEMORIAL
TROPHY
In memory of Laurie Storey
and Charlie Houlden.
RULES:
• The dog(s) entered must be the family property of
the entrant. Children must be capable of controlling
their dog.
• Do not bring any female dog on the fairgrounds if
she is in any stage of heat.
• No dogs under 6 months of age (for health reasons).
• All dogs on the grounds must display a fairissued permit and be on a leash at all times. Any
uncontrolled dogs will be removed. This policy
adheres with the Town of Smithers Dog Leash
Bylaw and will be strictly enforced.
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02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11 12 This High Merit Award will be awarded to the
family accumulating the most points in Division A
and relevant classes in Divisions E & F.
Points will be awarded for the following placings: 1st
(5 pts), 2nd (4 pts), 3rd (3 pts), 4th (2 pts), 5th (1 pt) and
tallied for the entire family for all of Division A, E6
(Grains and Forage), and F4 classes 79, 80, and 81
(eggs). However, only a single point will be awarded
for uncontested classes (i.e. only a single entry).
1-002 First Presidents’ Memorial Trophy
Perpetual trophy and keeper donated by the
Kilpatrick Family in memory of Allen Kilpatrick,
first President of the Bulkley Valley Exhibition.
$25 cash – Jean Maskiewich // 2015 Winner –
Schuffert Family, Smithers, BC
This High Merit Award will be awarded to the family
accumulating the most points in Divisions E, F, G, J,
K, L, Q and T.
The Laurie Storey Memorial Trophy,
donated by the Bob Storey Family, is
presented to the best overall teamster at
the conclusion of the pull on Sunday.
Judging will be done by the judge and
ring steward during the whole weekend.
They will be looking for, but not limited
to, the following: animal care, willingness
Best dressed dog-handlers aged 1–6 years
Best dressed dog-handlers aged 7–12 years
Biggest dog
Smallest dog
Longest tail (not eligible from class 03)
Shortest tail (not eligible from class 04)
Curliest tail
Longest ears
Best Trick-handlers aged 1–6 years
Best Trick-handlers aged 7–12 years
Most unusual dog
Longest nose
to help others, presentation in the ring
and overall attitude. The trophy is not
restricted to any one age group.
POTLUCK
There will be a potluck supper for the
Draft Horse Exhibitors on Sunday after
the pull.
General Entry Form
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p. 26
Draft Horse Entry Form
Loggers’ Sports Entry Form
p. 27
p. 28
Open Poultry, Rabbits & Small Animals Entry Form
Open General Livestock Entry Form
p. 29
p. 30
Store Decorating Form
store decorating form
THIS YEAR’S THEME: Going Hog Wild at the 97th BVX
Business Name
Contact Name
Store Street Address
Mailing Address
Phone Number
Email
ENTRY DEADLINE: Saturday, August 13, 2016 / Judging of stores will be on Wednesday, August 24, 2016 (prior to Parade)
ANTIQUE TRACTOR DISPLAY
SPONSORS
• Napa Auto Parts
• John Boonstra
• Bandstra Transportation Systems
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www.smithersbcremax.ca
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Called By The Insurance Industry
Tel: 250.847.3919
Toll-Free: 1.800.668.3919
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FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
E
DIVISION E:
VEGETABLES,
FRUITS, FLOWERS
& GRAINS
E1: Vegetables
Convenors: Mavis Smaha, 250.847.3615
Entry Fee: $1
Entries Close: August 20, 2016
Entry form: Please use General Entry Form
Exhibits to be brought in August 24, 10 am – 4 pm
Prize Money Pick up: August 28 4-6pm Johnstone
Hall or Aug 29 10am – 4pm Fair Office
Exhibitors’ Guidelines: Variety name should
be stated on exhibitors tag. This adds to the
educational value of the fair. All vegetables and
fruits should be free from pests, blemishes and
mechanical injuries. Entries should be clean but
not scrubbed to the point of damaging the surface.
Potatoes and Onions should not be washed at
all. Arrange on paper or plastic plate.
Beets: Trim tops to 1/2 inch, leave roots intact; free
of scab, scaling and sunburn.
Cabbages: The stalk should be trimmed but one or
two of the outer leaves left on. A round, firm head
is preferred.
Carrots: Tops should be trimmed to about 1/2 inch, fine
bottom root maybe trimmed but not cut off completely,
no side roots. The surface should be smooth.
Kohlrabi: Roots and leaf stems should be trimmed
close to the bulb.
Herbs: Even colouring, the herbs should be tied in neat
bunches with clearly printed labels firmly attached.
Lettuce: All types of lettuce should be clean, tender,
of even colour. Roots and only damaged outside
leaves should be removed.
Onions: Roots trimmed to 1/2 inch, and tops should
be mature, dried and trimmed to 1/2 inch. Only the
dirty outer scales should be removed. Do not wash.
Round shape is preferred.
Potatoes: No greening or scabs, eyes few and shallow,
skin set, indicative of maturity, solid even coloured
flesh, no inside growth cracks. Do not wash.
Rhubarb: All stalks at least 10 inches long, firm, and
crisp.tt Pull stalks, cutting away loose, flaky tissue
only. Trim leaf to 1 inch fan shape.
Squash: Trim stem to 1/2 inch, colour and shape
appropriate to type, mature but not oversized.
Tomatoes: Should be firm, thick fleshed, stems should
be left on, no green shoulders on red tomatoes.
01 Beans, string (6 pods)
02 Beans, wax (6 pods)
03 Beets, cylindrical (4)
04 Beets, globe (4)
05 Kohlrabi (2)
06 Broccoli (2)
07 Brussels sprouts (6)
08 Cabbage, early (2)
09 Cabbage, red (2)
10 Cabbage, savoy (2)
11 Cabbage, late (2)
12 Cauliflower (2)
13 Carrots, half long (4), 4-7” (10–17 cm)
14 Carrots, long (4), over 7” (17 cm)
15 Carrots (4), under 4” (10 cm) (gourmet)
16 Cucumbers, long English (2)
17 Cucumbers, pickling, dill (4)
18 Cucumbers, other variety (2) — $25 Cash,
Division E
Pidherny Contracting
Chard (2 plants)
Corn, husked (2)
Garlic (3 bulbs), name variety
Green peppers (2)
Kale (3 leaves)
Lettuce, Cos (2)
Lettuce, head (2)
Lettuce, leaf (2 plants)
Most Points (24–26)–$15 Certificate, Stokes
Seeds Ltd.
28 Onions, red (3)
29 Onions, multipliers (3) roots
30 Onions, sets, yellow (4)
Most Points (28-30) - $25 cash, BV Farmer’s
Market
32 Peas (6 pods)
33 Potatoes, early, variety named (4)
34 Potatoes, late, variety named (4) 1st Prize $50,
sponsored by the O’Donoghue Clan
35 Rhubarb, stalks (trimmed) (4)
36 Squash, Zucchini, under 3” diameter (2)
37 Squash, any other variety, including pumpkin (2)
38 Tomatoes, green (3) (stems on)
39 Tomatoes, ripe (3) (stems on)
40 Tomatoes, cherry, ripe (5) (stems on)
Most Points (38-40), $10 Investor’s Group
Kelly Jones
42 Turnips, rutabaga, Swede (2)
43 Turnips, table, any other variety (2)
44 Any other vegetable not listed elsewhere (3)
45 Bunch of mixed fresh herbs, 5 or more
varieties, named, in water. 1st Prize, $10 cash
Alpine Plant World
46 Vegetable collection prearranged in container
2’x2’ maximum size. Vegetables to be
produced and shown by one exhibitor. Only
one of each variety to be included. Judging to
be based on quality and number of varieties.
In Memory of Bertha Homenuke–$20
Fun Competitions
50 Largest zucchini – Entry Fee: $1
1st Prize, $15 cash – Alpine Plant World
51 Largest cabbage – Entry Fee: $1
1st Prize, $15 cash: Investors Group Kelly Jones
52 Largest pumpkin — Entry Fee: $1
1st Prize, $15 cash — Jean Maskiewich
53 Hanging Basket – Tomatoes – Entry Fee $1
– $15 Cash: Nature’s Pantry
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Kale Chips – Display small amount of chips
on small plate (submit recipe).
1st prize, $25 cash: Dyken’s Brothers Logging
E2: Fruits
Convenor: Mavis Smaha, 250.847.3615
Entry Fee: $1
Exhibits to be brought in August 24 -10 am – 4 pm
Entry form: Please use General Entry Form
Fruits not picked up by August 30 will be donated.
See also General Rules.
Exhibitors guidelines
Variety name should be stated on exhibitor’s tag.
This adds to the education value of the fair.
01 Crabapples, Dolgo (6)
02 Crabapples, other variety named (6)
03 Apples, variety named (3)
04 Cherries (6)
05 Currants, black, stems on (12)
06 Currants, white (4 clusters)
07 Currants, red (4 clusters)
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Strawberries (6)
Raspberries, without hulls (6)
Gooseberries, stems on (12)
Any other fruit not listed above, named (3)
Plums (6)
1st Prize, $15 certificate — Stokes Seeds
Ltd. 2nd Prize, $5 cash — Buri, Overstall
Barristers & Solicitors
E3-E5: Floral Classes
Convenors: Frances Smaha 250.847.5357
Lorelei Smaha 250.847.8834
TERMINOLOGY:
Annual: a plant that grows, blooms, seeds and dies in
one year and is reproduced from seeds
Arrangement: a flower arrangement is the art of using
the principles of design to control one or more units of
plant material to obtain beauty and harmony
Biennials: a plant that grown the first year and blooms,
seeds and dies the second year and is reproduced from
seeds
Bloom: a single flower on a stem, foliage removed
Bouquet: cut flowers in a clear container
Collection: a group of cut flowers (not judged on arrangement)
Composition: the art of using the principles of design,
utilizing plant material with suitable accessories, to
be displayed in one container
Double & Semi-doubles: flower has more than one
layer of petals
Kind: shall be used to indicate plant characteristics which
are similar and that belong to the same general category;
e.g., asters and petunias are kinds of flowers
Perennials: a plant that lives for more than two years,
growing from the same root, bulb or tuber each year,
wintering either in or out of the ground
Side shoots: a lateral branch, with subsequent
branching, but with the main stem excluded
Single: flower has a centre with one layer of petals
Spike: a flower structure with flowers stemless on a
common lengthened stalk. Used sometimes where
stems of the individual flowers are very short; e.g.,
gladiolus, snapdragons
Spray: a branch, bearing dependent branchlets or flowers
Variety: plants within the kind that differ from one
another in one or more special characteristics
JUDGING STANDARDS:
Form: Uniformity, proper shape and proper petalage
Stem & Foliage: Strength and or straightness, quality,
size and proportion
Colour: Uniformity, intensity, clarity and brilliance
Size: Uniformity and proper size for variety
Condition: Must be free of blemish, pests, disease
and damage
RULES:
1. Please attach entry tags onto containers with ribbon,
yarn or an elastic band before bringing to the Exhibit
Hall – no tape accepted.
2. All flowers must be grown by the Exhibitor. House
plants must be the property of the Exhibitor for at
least six months prior to the fair.
3. All cut flowers should be displayed in clear glass
containers provided by exhibitor.
4. Uniformity is very important. Select same-sized blooms.
5. Cut stems to same length, not necessarily long.
6. Foliage, spent flowers and seed pods should be
removed.
7. Please label your entries with the variety name (for
educational purposes at the Fair).
8. Plants and cut flowers should be free of disease,
insects and blemishes or they will be removed.
9. Arrangements should be in a container of your choice.
10. Exhibitor must be an amateur and not have grown
flowers for retail.
11. Judged under Provincial Government Standards
rules of perfection.
p. 34
Division E / Division F
E3: Cut Flowers
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Snapdragon, 3 spikes
Aster, single, 6 blooms
Aster, double, 6 blooms
Aster, spider, 6 blooms
Aster, miniature, 6 blooms
Calendula, 6 blooms
Clematis, single, 3 blooms, one variety
Cosmo, 6 blooms
Daisy, single, 6 blooms
Daisy, double, 6 blooms
Dahlia, giant, 1 bloom
Dahlia, cactus, 3 blooms
Dahlia, pom pom, 3 blooms
Dahlia, decorative, 3 blooms
Dahlia, single, 3 blooms
Dianthus, 6 spray
Echinacea, 3 blooms
Gladiolus, 3 spikes (no side shots)
Godetia, 6 sprays
Lavatera, 3 sprays
Lily, Asiatic, 1 spike
Lily, Oriental, 1 spike
Marigold, 3” or over, 6 blooms
Marigold, dwarf, under 3”, 6 blooms
Nasturtium, single, 6 blooms
Nasturtium, semi double or double, 6 blooms
Sunflowers, 3 blooms
Nicotiana, 6 sprays
Pansy, giant, not less than 2” diameter, 6 blooms
Pansy (incl. violas) under 2” diameter, 6 blooms
Petunia, single, complete with buds and
blooms, 3 sprays
32 Petunia, double, complete with buds and
blooms, 3 sprays
33 Phlox, annual, 6 sprays
34 Phlox, perennials, 3 sprays
35 Rose, hybrid tea with foliage, 1 bloom
36 Rose, rugosa, 3 sprays, foliage on
37 Rose, Floribunda, 1 spray, foliage on
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DIVISION F:
FOODS
Contact: Jennifer Mulder 250.847.4495
Entry Fee: $1
GUIDELINES FOR BAKED GOODS
Cakes: should have a flat or slightly rounded top,
moist, fine grain, slightly glossy surface, fine velvety
texture. Does not crumble significantly when cut,
is tender, has a characteristic, pleasant flavour. All
cakes use layered 8” or 9” square pan. Cut cake into
9 pieces; display centre and one corner only.
Baking Powder Biscuits: should have fairly
smooth surface, delicately browned, tender-crisp
crust with a slightly moist interior, flaky and
tender, and pleasant flavour.
Quick Breads and Muffins: should be lightly
browned, symmetrical, bumpy rough surface, tiny
holes, not tunnels.
Yeast Breads: should have smooth rounded top, evenly
brown, thin crust, moist interior. Fine even interior
texture, light pleasant taste and pleasant aroma.
JUDGING STANDARDS
General appearance: 30% / Internal appearance or
texture: 30% / Flavour/Aroma: 40%
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Rudebeckia, 3 blooms
Scabiosa, 3 spikes
Sweet Peas, 6 spikes
Sweet William, 3 spray
Zinnia, large, 3 blooms
Zinnia, dwarf, 6 blooms
Collection of cultivated flowers, 3 of each kind
(no limit on varieties, annual, perennial, varieties
named) 1st Prize $10 Cash - Jean Maskiewich
Cultivated flowers not listed elsewhere, 3
stems, 1 variety only
Everlasting flowers, names, 3 varieties, 2 of each
Most Points (01–46), Ribbon; 1st Prize, $25
– BV Farmer’s Market
E4: Floral Arrangements
01
Foliage and or flowers suitable for vertical
arrangement, 12–20” overall
02 Arrangement suitable for tea table, overall height 8”
03 Corner arrangement, use own discretion
04 Teacup and saucer arrangement
05 Miniature floral arrangement, 2” and under overall
06 Arrangement using dried flowers: materials,
driftwood, accessories permitted
07 Arrangement in a kitchen utensil item
08 MEN ONLY – Own choice of arrangement
and container under 16” $25 certificate
Larkspur Floral
09 Bouquet: “Going Hog Wild” arrangement
must contain 6 different varieties of
flowers not including green (foliage) - $50
Cash - Fink’s Sawmill Ltd.
10 CHILDREN ONLY (5-12 yrs age) Own choice
of arrangement and container under 16”
Most Points (01–10), Ribbon + $25 Cash
– Alpine Plant World
E5: House Plants
Pots not to exceed 12”.
01 African violet, single, one crown only
02 African violet, double, one crown only
F1a: Baking
Yeast bread: pan size 9”x41/2”x3”, 1 lb. loaf.
01 White Bread (no eggs) – display half 1oaf.
1st $15 cash – Bulkley Valley Credit Union
2nd $10 cash – Pharmasave
3rd $5 cash – Bulkley Valley Credit Union
02 100% Whole Wheat Bread — display 1/2 loaf
1st $15 cash – Pharmasave
2nd $10 cash – Nature’s Pantry
3rd $5 cash – Bulkley Valley Credit Union
03 Crusty Dinner Rolls (3)
1st $15 cash – Smithers Family Chiropratic
2nd $10 cash – Investor’s Group - Kelly Jones
3rd $5 cash – Fink’s Sawmill
04 Bread (Sweet Dough): Cinnamon Buns (frosted) (3)
1st $15 cash – Fink’s Sawmill
2nd $10 cash – Bulkley Valley Credit Union
3rd $5 cash – Smithers Family Chiropractic
Quick Breads
09 Baking powder biscuits, round (3)
10 Scones (2), with currants or raisins
11 Scones (2) with cheese
Most points (09-11) $10 cash–Jean Maskiewich
12 Lemon loaf, 1/2 loaf
13 Zucchini or Banana Loaf, no nuts, 1/2 loaf
14 Pumpkin Loaf, Plain, no nuts, 1/2 loaf
15 Muffins, bran, not fruit (3)
16 Muffins, with fruit (3)
Most points (12-16) $10 cash – Jean Maskiewich
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14
15
African violet, frilled, single, one crown only
Begonia Rex
Cactus
Foliage House Plant – not a fern
Unusual plant noted for its rarity or oddity
Orchid
Succulent (Jade, Bilbergia, etc.)
Plant not listed elsewhere, named
Collection of house plants in one pot
Fern, not hanging
Cactus, garden grown in container minimum of three months
Outdoor plants, not hanging, patio planter
max. 24” overall
Terrarium
Most Points (01–15), Ribbon + $25 cash
– Fink’s Sawmill
E6: Grains & Forage
Entry fee: $2
Prize money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5
Entry form: Use General Entry Form
Must be grown on exhibitor’s farm in 2016.
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02
03
04
05
Sheaf barley, variety named
Sheaf oats, early, variety named
Sheaf oats, late, variety named
Sheaf spring wheat, variety named
Sheaf fall wheat, variety named
Note: Sheaves should be arranged in compact
form and must be 3 1/2” in diameter just
below the heads. Cereal grains must be
stripped of leaves and roots, also free of excess
moisture to prevent mould. A tag designating
the variety must accompany each sheaf.
06 Baled Hay Contest–2016 crop: Grass and
mixed legume hay (no cereal hay), one square
bale to be entered
07 Round Bale–2016 crop: core sample displayed
in one litre Ziploc bag, bag must be full.
Most Points (01–07), $20 cash — BVCU
Cakes, Squares & Cookies
23 Special: 8” or 9” square chocolate cake, one
layer, iced, on plate, with recipe. 1st $16; 2nd
$12; 3rd $7 — G.E. Greene, Lawyer
24 Carrot Cake, iced, 2 slices
25 Cake Donuts (3)
26 Layered 8” or 9” square or round cake (decorated)
27 Cupcakes, chocolate, iced (2)
28 Matrimonial Cake (2 pieces)
29 Brownies, iced (3)
30 Fancy squares (2 pieces)
31 Fancy cookies (4 of one kind)
32 Drop cookies (4 of one kind)
33 Lunch Box cookies, roll, drop, refrigerator etc.,
attractive plate, 3 each of 3 varieties
34 Fudge—4 pieces on plate
Most points (23-34) $10 cash – Jean Maskiewich
Pies & Tarts
41 Butter tarts, currants (4)
42 Apple pie, no glaze (cut into 6 slices, supply
2 slices only) $25 - Kitchen Works
43 Lemon pie, no commercial fillings (cut into
6 slices, supply 2 slices only)
44 Pumpkin pie, no cream (cut into 6 slices,
supply 2 slices only)
45 Any Pie made with Graham Wafer Crust
(cut into 6 slices, supply 2 slices only)
Most points (41-45) $10 cash – Jean
Maskiewich
Division F
Gluten Free Products (recipe included with entry)
47 Cake, any kind, 2 pieces
48 Cookies, any kind (4)
49 Muffins, any kind (3)
50 Bread, any kind (1/2 loaf)
Most points (47-50), $15 cash
Men Only – Baking
52 Yeast Bread – white (1/2 loaf)
53 Cake – any kind (2 pieces)
54 Cookies – any kind (4)
55 Muffins – any kind (3)
Most points (52-55), $15 cash - Pharmasave
Special Open Class – Irene’s Crazy Cookie Contest
Open to all ages – Judged on Tastiness and Most
Unique Design
60 Most Unique Cookie
Sponsored by the Hug Family in memory of Irene Hug
who delighted so many people over the years with her
gifts of cookies – the more decorated, the better.
1st $20; 2nd $10; 3rd $5
F1b: Cooking with Honey
No sugar to be used.
70 Strawberry jam
71 Fruit Muffins, 3
72 Cake — no icing, 2 pieces
73 Cookies, 4
74 Candy, 4 pieces
75 Bread (1/2 loaf)
Most points (70-75), $25 cash — Smithers Bee Keeping Club
F2: Jams and Jellies
GUIDELINES FOR JAMS & JELLIES
• Only jars smaller than pints will be allowed. If commercial
jars are used (e.g. Cheez Whiz), labels and glue must be
completely removed and lids must be covered with foil,
etc., so no commercial labelling remains.
• If wax is used to seal jams and jellies, embed a string
for easy wax removal.
• Jelly should be transparent, no sediment, should
retain its shape and quiver when unmoulded; cut
easily with a smooth shiny edge. It should not be
rubbery or granular.
• Please label jars, not lids.
JUDGING STANDARDS
Jams and Marmalades:
10%: Appearance: pack and seal
10%: Colour and clearness
10%: Evenness and distribution of fruit
30%: Interior texture
40%: Flavour
Jellies:
10%: Appearance–pack and seal
10%: Colour
10%: Clearness
20%: Interior texture
50%: Flavour
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05
06
07
Jelly, wild fruit
Jelly, cultivated fruit
Jam, raspberry
Jam, strawberry
Jam, any kind not listed
Jam, cherry
Marmalade, citrus
Most points
(01-02): $10 cash – Fink’s Sawmills
(03-07): $10 cash – TBA
Most points (01-07), $25 Cash – Farmers
Market Association
F3: Canned Goods
GUIDELINES: Canned goods must be labeled on
the jar, giving contents and date of canning, please
leave rings on so seals can be secured. Canned
goods should be attractively displayed with
uniform jars and lids.
01 Apricots
10 Dill pickles
02 Peaches
11 Pickled beets
03 Pears
12 Tomatoes
04 Cultivated
13 Mincemeat
strawberries
— Green tomato
05 Cultivated
14 Salsa
raspberries
15 Antipasto
06 Pickled asparagus 16 Collection of
07 Dilled carrots
dried herbs, 3 or
08 Bread and butter
more jars, 1/2
pint or pint
pickles
09 Relish - cucumber
Most Points: (01-16) $15 cash – G. Ron Toews, Lawyer
Most points (F1a; F1b; F2; F3) Vyvyan Bradford
Memorial Perpetual Trophy & Keeper &
$25 cash – Shawn Bradford
F4: Farm & Home Produce
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07
08
Canned smoked fish, named (1/2 pint)
Canned fish, named (1/2 pint)
Dehydrated fruit (1/2 pint)
Dehydrated vegetables (1/2 pint)
Daybreak Farms (Terrace) Ltd. Special
1st $20; 2nd $10; 3rd $5 (Each class 05-07)
Eggs, white, displayed (1/2 dozen)
Eggs, brown, displayed (1/2 dozen)
Eggs, Other, displayed (1/2 dozen)
Home prepared potpourri (1 pint)
Most points (01-08), $15 cash–Kelly Jones,
Investors Group
Most Points: Eggs–1st Prize $25 – BV
Farmer’s Market
F5: Seniors’ Classes
65 years and up. No entry fee.
01 Baking powder biscuits (3)
02 Loaf (not yeast bread) any kind, named (1/2 loaf)
03 Muffins, any variety (3)
04 Squares (3)
05 Cookies, 2 varieties (2 each)
06 Jam or Marmalade (1 jar). See guidelines for
jams and jellies.
Most points (01–06), $25 Gift Certificate —
Kitchen Works
F6: Honey
JUDGING STANDARDS
The scale of points shown below is standard across
Canada Liquid Honey class. Previous year honey
crop accepted (please indicate on entry form)
01 Liquid honey, light – two 1-pint jars
02 Liquid honey, golden – two 1-pint jars
03 Liquid honey, amber – two 1-pint jars
• 5% Appearance
• 15% Freedom from
air bubbles, either in
and uniformity of
suspension or as froth
containers
• 5% Uniform fill level • 5% Uniformity of
Honey
• 5% Colour
• 10% Brightness
• 10% Flavour and aroma
crystals
• 15% Density 17% or less
foreign material
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05
06
Comb honey – two Ross rounds
One frame capped honey
Bees wax – 2 small cakes
Most points (01-06), $15 cash –
Smithers Family Chiropractic
p. 35
F7: Country Fair Baking
RULES AND REGULATIONS
• All entrants into the contest must submit entries
that were made using the sponsor’s product.
• A product label must accompany each entry, as
proof of purchase.
• Please supply recipe.
• All entries will be judged on appearance, texture,
taste and creativity of recipe and presentation.
Decision of the fair judge(s) will be final.
Winners’ name and address must be submitted
with each entry.
• All first place winners must submit recipe, proof
of purchase, photograph and signed release form
giving permission to the sponsors for use of the
winner’s name, recipe and/or photograph in any
other advertising or publicity without payment.
• Be sure to visit our Sponsor’s websites for recipes
and helpful baking hints:
Robin Hood Flour www.robinhood.ca
Crisco www.criscocanada.com
01 Robin Hood® Family “Best Lunchbox
Snack” Contest
Best homemade cookies, squares or bars (3),
Judging will be based on appearance, taste,
texture and recipe creativity. 1st $25 Product
Certificate, 2nd Prize $10 Product Certificate
02 Robin Hood® Flour Family Favourite
Recipe Contest
Best homemade Lemon Cake, Judging will
be based on appearance, taste, texture and
recipe creativity. 1st $25 Product Certificate;
2nd $10 Product Certificate
03 Crisco® Family Favourite Recipe Baking Contest
Lemon Tarts (4) Judging will be based
on display and appearance, taste, texture
and recipe creativity. (No commercial
filling). 1st $25 Product Certificate,
2nd $10 Product Certificate
04 Best Home Canning, entry submitted in a
Bernardin Mason Jar and SNAP lid 1st $30
Product Certificate plus Rosette Prize Ribbon
05 Bernardin Gift Pack (www.bernardin.ca)
Best Gift Pack submitted using Bernardin
mason jar and SNAP lid, winner based
on creativity and quality of home canned
product, perceived value and appropriateness
of presentation 1st $20 Gift Certificate plus
Rosette Prize Ribbon
Most Points (01-05) $25 Certificate –
Kitchen Works
F8: Nature’s Pantry
Specialty Foods
Contact: Nature’s Pantry 250.847.3943, Ali Howard
This year we will provide raw cocoa and the rest is
up to you! Let your creativity rise to the challenge
and submit your favourite cookie using raw cocoa
and any other ingredients you like. Please stop by the
store to pick up raw cocoa at no charge to use in the
recipe. Pick up your raw cocoa at Nature’s Pantry,
3744 First Avenue, Smithers. Nature’s Pantry will
provide ½ cup to each entrant (you can, of course,
choose to use more if you have it). Please present 2
cookies on a reusable plate and include your recipe
(including any variations like chocolate chunks, etc).
All participants are eligible to receive an organic fairtrade chocolate bar upon presentation of entry stub
at Nature’s Pantry after the fair.
p. 36
Division G / Division J
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DIVISION G:
HANDICRAFTS
Entry Fee: $1
Prize Money Pick-up: August 28, 4-6 pm Johnstone
Hall or August 29, 10am – 4pm Fall Fair Office
GUIDELINES
All work must be handmade, unless otherwise
stated, and be the work of non-professionals. In
judging, the adaptability of design, usefulness and
the finish of the article will be considered, as well
as workmanship.
Judging Standards:
General Appearance: 25%
Material: 15%
Workmanship: 60%
G1: Handicrafts
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02
03
Chalk Painted Item, maximum size 24”x24”
include ‘before’ picture, 1st $20 cash —
Smithers Family Chiropractic
Scrapbook page, over 6”, single page – 1st $10
cash – Pharmasave
Scrapbook page – under 6”, single page, 1st
$10 cash — Smithers Family Chiropractic
J
DIVISION J:
BOYS’ & GIRLS’
BAKING &
HOBBIES
Convenor: Karen Boone 250.847.1931
Entry Fee: 50¢
Prize Money: 1st, $5; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2
Hall or August 29, 10am – 4 pm Fair Office
Ribbons sponsored by Kelly Jones - Investor’s Group
See also General Rules and Hall Division Rules.
EXHIBITOR’S GUIDELINES
Baking Powder Biscuits: should have fairly smooth
surface, delicately browned, tender-crisp crust with a
slightly moist interior, flaky and tender, pleasant flavor.
Cakes: should have a flat or slightly rounded top,
moist, fine grain, slightly glossy surface, fine velvety
texture. Does not crumble significantly when cut. Has
a characteristic, pleasant flavor.
Muffins: should be lightly browned, symmetrical,
bumpy rough surface. Tiny holes, not tunnels.
Yeast Breads: should have smooth rounded top, evenly
browned, thin crusts, moist interior, fine, even interior
texture, light pleasant taste and pleasant aroma.
Decorate or ice only if stated.
Judging Standards:
• General appearance: 30%
• Internal appearance or texture: 30%
• Flavor/Aroma: 40%
J1: Boys’ & Girls’ Baking
& Canning
Location: Davidson Hall
Rules, guidelines and judging standards are
outlined above under Division J main heading.
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Useful Article made with recycled materials,
not to exceed 10”x12”x3”
Leatherwork, one article, hand tooled
Woodwork article, 2’ square or less (70cm)
Greeting card
Picture frame, decorated, maximum 11”×14”
Spinning, 1 item 2-ply (could be a skein)
Table decoration
Candle making
Covered Photo Album
Jewellery: Not professional, displayed suitably
Stained glass: Must be ready for hanging.
Stuffed toy, material only
Stuffed toy, from sock
Dressed Doll: All clothing made by Exhibitor
Framed embroidered picture, cross-stitch. Must
be wired for hanging. No pre-worked kits
Framed embroidered picture, any other
technique. Must be wired for hanging. No
pre-worked kits
Handmade Lawn or Garden Ornament
Wreath, any season, handmade
Christmas ornaments, not necessarily a tree
ornament
Woodcarving: Adult 16 and over 24”x24” max
Woodcarving: Under 15 year 24”x24” max
Handicraft not list elsewhere 24”x24” max
Hooked Rug or wall hanging 30”x30” max
Most points: (01–26), $25 cash —
Bulkley Valley Credit Union
Boys and girls!…Follow instructions carefully to
avoid being disqualified!
12 – 15 YEARS INCLUSIVE
01 Bannock (2 pieces)
02 Drop cookies, not iced (4)
04 Chocolate layer cake, with recipe, iced
05 Bran muffins (4)
06 Brownies, with recipe, not iced (2)
07 Decorated cupcakes (3)
08 Jam, any kind
09 Jelly, any kind
Most Points (1-09) - $10 cash – Smithers
Family Chiropractic
11 Cookies, Chocolate Chip (4)
13 Chocolate cake, 1 layer, with recipe, not iced
15 Sculpted Rice Krispies — Presentation base
max. size 8” x 8”. Only edible decorations.
Fall Fair theme.
Most Points (11-15) - $10 cash - Jean Maskiewich
7 YEARS AND UNDER
16 Cookies, chocolate chip (4)
18 Gingerbread cookies, decorated (2)
19 Sculpted Rice Krispies — presentation
base maximum size 8” x 8”. Only edible
decorations. Fall Fair theme
Most Points (16-19) - $5 cash – Fink’s Sawmill
J2: Boys’ & Girls’
Flowers & Vegetables
01 Cut Flower Arrangement, maximum 12”
overall 1st Prize $ 20 cash – Spruce Drive
2016 BCAAFE Member’s Choice
Category #1 - Division B
Entry Fee: $2 Prize Money 1st $30, 2nd $ 20, 3rd $ 10
Open to all Ages
Item: Hand-painted garden trowel
Size: Maximum length 14”
Theme: BC Dogwood Flower
Purchase a garden trowel, using any paint type
decorate the metal surface of the trowel with the BC
Dogwood Flower
See Division B for details
G2: Women’s Institute
Competition 2016
Bulkley Tweedsmuir WI
Entry fee: $5
Prizes: 1st Dr. L.M. Greene Perpetual Trophy, $25
& ribbon; 2nd $20 & ribbon; 3rd $15 & ribbon; 4th $10;
all others, $5; Prize money sponsored by Investors
Group – Kelly Jones
01 Crocheted cushion top on form (16x16)
02 Vegetable Relish (1/2 pint) to contain only
vegetables, recipe to be included
03 Three oatmeal cookies, recipe must be
included
04 Rug to be made from recycled materials
(finished size max. 18x30 inches, fringes
included)
05 Succulent Planter with entry guidelines as per
Network News
Bedding Plants
02 Wildflower arrangement in recycled
container maximum size 12” overall
03 Vegetable
creation,
vegetables
only,
maximum 10”x10”, Girls. 1st Prize: $10 cash
— Cindy Pidherny
04 Vegetable
creation,
vegetables
only,
maximum 10”x10”, Boys. 1st Prize: $10 cash
— Carlyle Shepherd & Co
05 Largest sunflower head, 1st Prize $15 Cash Spruce Drive Bedding Plants
7 YEARS AND UNDER
07 Vegetable
creation,
vegetables
only,
maximum 10”x10”, Girls. 1st Prize, $10 cash
— Anonymous
08 Vegetable
creation,
vegetables
only,
maximum 10”x10”, Boys. 1st Prize, $10 cash
— Cindy Pidherny
09 Largest sunflower head, $10 Cash — Spruce
Drive Bedding Plants
J3: Boys’ & Girls’
Special Interest Crafts
& Hobbies
Section 14, 31, 48 & 53 of each class is a “special”
to help the Smither’s Salvation Army food bank.
Each entry is your donation to this great cause.
Please make sure that all original labels are still
attached to the package or can. We plan to display
all food donations at the fair.
01 Greeting card with original verse, max 6”x6”
02 Birthday card, computerized, max 6”x6”
Division J / Division V
03 Sewing — Bag
04 Picture Collage of the Fair, ready for hanging
— $10 Cash - Kelly Jones, Investors Group
05 Bird feeder, maximum size 15”x15”, no Lego
1st Prize: $10 cash — G.E. Greene, Lawyer
06 Handicraft not listed elsewhere — boys.
Maximum size 12” x 12”, no Lego
07 Handicraft not listed elsewhere — girls.
Maximum size 12”x12”, no Lego
08 Scrapbook Album, 1 page, any theme, max.
12” x 12”
09 Penmanship — your best handwriting on
lined 8 1/2”x11” paper. 2016 Fair theme!
10 Decorated Paper Airplane – 8 1/2”x14” paper
11 Wind Chime
12 Dream Catcher, max. 12” round
13 Create your own jewelry
14 Decorate a full box of cereal or instant cereal
10”x12”x3” maximum
15 Decorated Paper Airplane – 8 1/2“x14“ paper
16 Picture using seeds 8 1/2“x11” on card stock
17 Friendship Bracelet made with colored
elastics (3 bracelets)
18 Decorate a small flower pot
19 Bird feeder, maximum size 15”x15”, no Lego, 1st
Prize: $10 cash – Kelly Jones Investors Group
20 Handicraft not listed elsewhere – boys. No Lego
21 Handicraft not listed elsewhere – girls. No Lego
22 Lego on a firm base, max. 12” x 12” No Kits.
23 Greeting card with original verse, max. 6”x6”
24 Scrapbook Album, 1 page, any theme, max. 12” x 12”
25 Penmanship – your best handwriting on
lined 8 1/2”x11” paper. 2016 Fair theme!
Kelly Jones - Investors Group
26 Paper tube animal
27 Picture Collage of the Fair, ready for hanging,
Max. 14” x 17”
28 Pine cone critter
29
Draw a picture of you at the Bulkley Valley
Fall Fair 8 1/2” x 11”
30 Build a log home out of Popsicle sticks
31 Decorate a FULL box of pasta for the food
bank. Max. 8”x10”x2”
4 – 7 YEARS
32 Egg carton animal
33 Picture Collage of the Fair, ready for hanging,
Max. 14”x17”
34 Decorate a pair of sunglasses
35 Paper bag farm animal
36 Play-dough sculpture, 1 piece. 1st Prize, $10
cash — Pharmasave
37 Christmas tree decoration. 1st Prize, $10 cash
— Smithers Family Chiropractic
38 Handicraft not listed elsewhere — boys. No Lego
39 Handicraft not listed elsewhere — girls. No Lego
40 Lego 12” x 12” on a firm base, no kits
41 Paper plate hat
42 Greeting card with original verse max. size 6” x 6”
43 Penmanship — your best printing on lined
8 1/2” x 11” paper. 2016 Fair theme.
Prize: $5 Cash - Kelly Jones, Investors Group
44 Decorate a wooden spoon
45 Draw a picture of your family 8 1/2” x 11”
46 Using clay, play dough or plasticine, create an
“Animal you would see at the Fair”
47 Create a Musical Instrument using recycled material
48 Decorate a FULL jar of jam or peanut butter
for the food bank
UNDER 4 YEARS OF AGE
49 Face made from pasta on a paper plate
50 A drawing or painting of something that
flies! Max 8 1/2”x11”
51 Foot/hand print picture 8 1/2” x 11”
52 Decorate a cookie any size (1).
53 Decorate a FULL jar or box of baby food for
the food bank
GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE !
V
p. 37
Most points (12 to 15 years) Certificate of
Merit & $25 cash – Jean Maskiewich
Most points (8 to 11 years) Certificate of
Merit & $25 cash–Quick W.I.
Most points (up to 7 years) Certificate of
Merit & $25 cash– Glenwood W.I.
J4: Elementary Level/
Home-Schooled: Arts &
Crafts
Location: Davidson Hall,
No entry fee required for this section.
Prizes: Ribbons 1st, 2nd & 3rd
For this division only, projects can be dropped off at
the fall fair office by the end of June or call the office
for further information.
KINDERGARTEN, GRADES 1 & 2
01 Two (2) Picture Collages per class – ready for
hanging, 2016 Fair Theme!
GRADES 3 & 4
GRADE 5, 6 & 7
MOST POINTS: J4 (01-03) - $10 Cash Pharmasave
SPECIAL CLASS – FAMILIES
04 Create a sculpture with non perishable
food items (cans and boxes) to be donated
to the food bank. A minimum of five items
– maximum of ten items. Max. 15”x15”
First Prize - $10 Cash - Carlyle, Shepherd & Co.
J5: Group Daycare
Entry Fee: $1
First Prize: $10 Cash
DIVISION V: SHOOTING STAR AMUSEMENTS CONTESTS
1st Place – One All-Day Ride Pass in each category
valid on any one day of the Fair.
No Entry Fee, no entry form needed. Please bring
your entry in August 24 between 10 am – 4 pm to
the Exhibit Halls
Note: Ensure your phone number is included on
your entry. The winners will be contacted the day
before the Fair begins to pick up prizes.
The winning entry may be shown on Shooting Star
Amusements’ website in the STAR GALLERY and
on Shooting Star Amusements’ Facebook Page.
For more information about Shooting Star
Amusements’ contests and to win free rides any
time, go to the website at www.shootingstar.ca or
check out their Facebook Fans Page! “Like” Shooting
Star and you can win!
Shooting Star Artist Colouring Contest
Colour the Picture
Age: Children under the age of 7
Download and print the picture
from the contests page on www.
shootingstar.ca. Colour the picture
with wax or pencil crayons, paint, pastels, felt
pens, glitter or anything that provides colour! Use
your imagination!
Carousel Horse Decorating
Age: Children 6 – 10
Download and print the Carousel
Horse pattern from www.shootingstar.
ca or you can draw and decorate your
own Carousel Horse. Decorate the
horse using glitter, beads, wires, macaroni, rice,
tin foil or anything you find around the house!
Use paint, crayons, pastels, or glitter to decorate
your Carousel Horse. Make it Twinkle and Sparkle!
Your entry must include your name and age on
the front of the design and your phone number
should be written on the back or the bottom.
Create a Memory Box
Children Age: 9 – 12 & Youth 13 - 17
Using Playdoh and/or Popsicle Sticks
design and make a Carnival Ride. You may
use other materials but it must include
Playdoh and/or Popsicle Sticks. You may
decorate it with paint, glitter or other items. Create
a ride you would love to ride! Please be sure your
phone number is written on the bottom.
Create a Carnival Game or Food Booth
Children Age: 9 – 12 & Youth 13 - 17
Using a shoe box for example - no
larger than 4 1/2”x 8”x12 1/2”, for the
booth, create a Carnival Game or a
food booth. Inside the game/food booth box you
would have the contents of a carnival game or
food vending booth. Example: Balloon Popping,
Ball Tossing, Shoot out the Star, Cotton Candy
booth, hot dog booth etc. Your “booth” must
include Shooting Star Amusements’ name or logo.
It should be something you would see on Shooting
Star Amusements’ Midway. Include your phone
number on your entry.
p. 38
Division K / Smithers Library Contest
K
DIVISION K:
SPECIAL NEEDS
Convenors: Torben & Sandra Schuffert 250.877 6927
Entry Fee: None
Hall or August 29, 10am – 4pm Fair Office
K1: Hand over Hand
(work completed WITH
direct hand over hand
assistance)
K1A JUNIOR DIVISION 13 & UNDER
01
02
03
Decorated cookies (3)
Decorated cupcakes (3)
Planter made from new or recycled container
(including plants)
04 Handmade greeting card 5”x7”
05 Bread any kind ½ loaf
06 Painted Rock Paperweight
07 Colourful Artwork, any medium, max. size
9”x12”
08 Picture Collage “This is my world” max. size
12”x12”
09 Bookmark, any theme
10 Fridge magnet, any theme
11 Scrapbook page, any theme
12 Single photograph 5”x7”, animal or animals
13 Single photograph 5”x7”, my friend or friends
having fun
14 Single photograph 5”x7”, something with wheels
15 Single photograph 5”x7”, scenery
16 Sewing item max size 18”
Single photographs may be in a 5”x7” frame,
attached to paper or poster board
K1B SENIOR DIVISION 14 & OVER
20 Decorated cookies (3)
22 Planter made from new or recycled container
(including plants)
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Handmade greeting card - 5”x7”
Bread, any kind ½ loaf
Painted Rock Paperweight
Colourful Artwork, any medium, max. 9”x12”
Picture Collage “This is my world”, max. 12”x12”
Bookmark, any theme
Fridge magnet, any theme
Scrapbook page, any theme
Single photograph 5”x7”, animal or animals
Single photograph 5”x7”, my friend or friends
having fun
35 Sewing item max size 18”
K2: NOT Hand over
Hand (to be completed
by the entrant)
K2A JUNIOR DIVISION 13 & UNDER
(including plants)
05 Bread, any kind, ½ loaf
07 Colourful Artwork, any medium, max. size
9”x12”
08 Picture Collage “This is my world”, max size
12”x12”
having fun
16 Paint by number, Max 11”x14”
K2B SENIOR DIVISION 14 & OVER
(including plants)
24 Bread, any kind, ½ loaf
26 Colourful Artwork, any medium, Max. Size 9”x12”
27 Picture Collage “This is my world” Max. Size
12”x12”
having fun
34 Single Photograph 5”x7”, scenery
35 Paint by number, Max 11”x14”
K3: Irene’s Crazy
Cookie Contest
OPEN CLASS: hand over hand and non-hand over hand,
Jr. & Sr. Only one (1) entry per person in each category
NOTE: This contest was created in memory of Irene
Hug, who for many years was a member of this unique
group of people in our community. Irene was noted for
her enthusiastic baking of cookies (the more decorated
the better) and many people around the Valley were
the recipients of her generosity in being presented
with a batch of cookies. This section is completely and
generously sponsored by the Hug Family, High Road
Services Society & Connie’s Coiffures.
PRIZES: $15, $10, & $5 Honorable Mentions: gift
certificates to iKitchen. Please use General Entry Form.
01 Most Unique
02 Most Colours
03 Oddest Shape
04 Nuttiest
05 Most Decorations
06 Funniest Ginger-Bread Person
MOST POINTS: 1st $25 gift certificate to TBA;
2nd $10; 3rd $10
BULKLEY VALLEY
EXHIBITION CONTEST
This year the Exhibition theme is GO HOG WILD at
the 97th Bulkley Valley Exhibition!
You are invited to join in the fun. Go hog wild with
bookmarks! Three categories:
• Children up to 10 years of age
• Tweens and Teens, 11 to 16 years of age
• Adults
Bookmarks can be any size, any colour, any subject as
long as they can be used to mark your place. They can be
made using anything: crochet, knit, needlework, paper,
cardboard, any material! Create with colour, size, design,
materials. Go hog wild!
Ideas: what if you won the LOTTO and could go hog wild?
What would you do? Buy a thousand books? Maybe buy
your own Library? If you could go hog wild in the Library,
what book would you pick to read? What DVD to watch?
What game to play? Use your imagination and create the
best, greatest, loveliest, most awesome in the whole world
bookmark! Our panel of judges will pick one winner from each
category with super prizes of gift certificates from SpeeDee
Interior Stationery. Bring your bookmark treasure to the
Library until August 29th, 2016. Make sure we have your
name, age and phone number.
From Charlotte’s Web by E. B. White
Illustrations by Garth Williams
L
DIVISION L:
ARTS &
PHOTOGRAPHY
L1: Art
Entry Fee: $1
Entries Close: August 13, 2016 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
Exhibits to be brought in August 19, 5 – 9 pm, August
20, 10am – 2pm (to allow for proper hanging, no
exceptions allowed).
Prize Money Pick-up: August 28, 4-6pm Johnstone
GUIDELINES, ARTS
Adult Classes: All paintings and drawings must
be framed, strung with wire and ready to hang.
All entries not conforming to this rule will be
refused at the exhibit hall. Use eye screws, no tape.
Maximum size of art itself 22”x30”.
Junior Classes: All artwork must be matted and
ready to hang or it will not be accepted. Maximum
size of art itself 22”x30”.
Children’s Class: All artwork must be mounted
on poster board or card stock and ready to hang or
it will not be accepted. Maximum size of art itself
22”x30”.
Basis of Judging, Paintings and Drawings
1) Exhibitor to be an amateur. Artist not to have
earned a professional fee.
2) Effective use of line, form, space, colour and
texture.
3) Appropriate content with centre of interest.
4) Depth created through the use of perspective
and proportion.
ADULT CLASS: OVER 18 YEARS
All artwork must be ready to hang or it will not be
accepted.
Painting – state oil or acrylic
01 Landscape/seascape
02 Portrait
03 Animals
04 Still life, arranged composition
05 Abstract non-objective
06 Any subject not listed above
Watercolour
11 Portrait
12 Animals
Sketching – any media
21 Portrait
22 Animals
Miscellaneous Artwork
30 Graphics
31 Cartooning
Most Points (1-31) – $25 certificate – Wooden Mallard
JUNIOR CLASS A: 15 - 18 YEARS INCLUSIVE
All artwork must be matted and ready to hang or it
will not be accepted.
Painting – State oil or acrylic
41 Portrait
Division L
42 Animals
45 Any subject not listed above.
Watercolour
51 Portrait
52 Animals
53 Still life — arranged composition
Sketching – any media
61 Portrait
62 Animals
Miscellaneous Artwork
70 Graphics
71 Cartooning
Most Points (40–71), $10 Cash — Smithers
Family Chiropractic
JUNIOR CLASS B: 12 – 14 YEARS INCLUSIVE
All artwork must be matted and ready to hang or it
will not be accepted.
80 Painting, state oil or acrylic
81 Sketching, coloured pencil or crayon
82 Sketching, pen and ink
83 Watercolour
84 Cartooning
85 Family pet, any medium (not photo)
86 Sketching, soft pencil
Most Points (80–86), memorial trophy –
Lisbeth & Graeme Johnstone
CHILDREN’S CLASS: 11 YEARS AND UNDER
All artwork must be mounted on poster board
or card stock and ready to hang or it will not be
accepted.
90 Painting, state oil or acrylic
91 Sketching, coloured pencil or crayon
92 Sketching, pen and ink
93 Watercolour
94 Cartooning
95 Family pet, any medium (not photo)
96 Sketching, soft pencil
Most Points (90–96), Trophy – BV Insurance
Services Ltd.
L2: Photography
Convenors: TBA
Entry Fee: $1
Exhibits to be brought in August 19, 5 – 9 pm,
August 20, 10am – 2pm No Exceptions. This rule
will facilitate the proper hanging and judging of the
exhibits.
Prize Money Pick-up: August 28, 4-6pm Johnstone
See also General and Hall Rules.
1)
Exhibitor to be an amateur. Photographer
not to have earned a professional fee.
One picture per exhibitor/category, pictures
2)
can be in color or black & white
Shadows and light used effectively
3)
4)
Contrast & sharpness of picture
5)
Composition
6)
Range of tones in black and white photography
p. 39
7)
All Adult Class photography must be submitted
in a frame provided by BV Exhibition, clearly
labeled with name, phone number and field of
entry. Frames can be picked up at registration or
upon delivery at the BV Exhibition Grounds. All
pictures in Adult Classes are to be size 8”x10”
8)
All Pictures in Junior Classes are to be size
5”x7” and mounted on posterboard or card
stock
ADULT CLASSES
01 Birds & Butterflies
02 Landscape
03 Agricultural – Bulkley Valley
04 Architectural
05 Sunrise/sunset
06 Portrait, person making eye contact with
camera
07 Candid portrait, no eye contact with camera,
Subject-children under twelve (12).
08 Domestic animals
09 Wildlife – BC wildlife, not in human care
11 Flowers, close up
12 Wedding Snapshot – No Professional
13 Foreign Lands
14 Action Photography – Sports, Dance, Drama, etc.
15 Fall Fair Photo
16 Humorous, any subject
Most Points (01–16), $25 cash – Fink’s Sawmill
JUNIOR CLASSES: 12 TO 14 YEARS
INCLUSIVE
17 Move to the music
18 My favorite sport
19 My best camping shot
20 Open-Other
Most Points (17- 20) $10 Cash – Smithers
Family Chiropractic
JUNIOR CLASSES: 11 YEARS AND UNDER
21 Favorite pet
22 Friend
23 Humorous
24 Open – other
Most Points (21-24) $10 Cash – Jean Maskiewich
2016 BCAAFE
Member’s Choice
Category #3- Division B
Entry Fee: $2 Use General Entry Form
Category #3 – Colour Photography – Open
to all ages
Theme: Farming in BC
Create a montage using 4 photos (each 5” x 7”) that
illustrates the diverse range of products grown in
BC. Each photo must be mounted on a 6” x 8” black
backing board and connected using either string,
wire or ribbon to connect the montage for display.
Photographs cannot be altered beyond standard
optimization. Unmounted photographs will not be
accepted
See Division B for details
Art Display for
Semi-Professionals
For semi-professional artist/photographer: An
invitation to display recent work in a non-judged
exhibit. Limit one framed, ready-to-hang article. Please
include business card, and price, if for sale. Notify Hall
Manager to reserve space (Karen 250.847.5498).
p. 40
Division Q / Division X
Q
DIVISION Q:
HOMEMADE
WINE & BEER
Entry Fee: $2
Prize Money: 1st $8; 2nd $6; 3rd $4. Ribbons for 1st,
2nd and 3rd in each class.
Hall or August 29, 10am – 4 pm Fair Office
Wine Classes
Wines must be made at home. Each entry must be
made by natural fermentation only. No fortification
with alcohol.
Wines should be shown in regular round wine
bottles (26oz or 750ml). Bottles should have type
of wine affixed but not identification of maker. All
entries must be properly corked. Exhibitor’s tag
must be attached to bottom of bottle so as not to
cover label. Presentation includes proper bottle
shape and colour for type of wine, shrink caps,
homemade labels if possible on front of bottle and
on the back of bottle telling the judges where the
fruit/kit came from.
Wines will be judged by the International System
considering:
i. Presentation: 15 points
ii. Appearance and clarity: 20 points
iii. Nose/Aroma: 25 points
iv. Taste: 25 points
v. Finish: 15 points
Maximum total: 100 points
HALL SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR
• Nature’s Pantry
• Bulkley Valley Credit
Union
GOLD SPONSOR
• Finks Saw Mill
• Kelly Jones–Investors
• Prestige Hudson Bay
Group
Lodge
• Smithers Family
• Jean Maskiewich
Chiropractic
• Pharmasave
• Shooting Star
• G. Ronald Toews
Amusements
DIVISION X:
EXTRAORDINARY
EVENTS
X1: Zucchini Races
If you’ve never raced a zucchini, and even if you have,
Google “Zucchini Races” and see what we in Smithers
have been missing. This year at the BVX, we intend to
make up for that by holding our 1st Annual Zucchini
Race!
Entry fee: $1 (use General Entry form)
Entry deadline: August 13, 2016
Prize money: 1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00
Show time: Friday, August 26th, at 2:00 pm in the Kids
Zone (extra races may be added depending on entries)
RULES:
1) Zucchini Race Cars must be submitted for judging
no later than 12 noon on race day, which will be
Friday (and perhaps Saturday if the race cars
survive the first day, or sufficient people enter).
GRAPE WINES
01 Red, dry
02 White or rose, dry
COUNTRY WINES (BERRIES, TREE FRUITS
OR VEGETABLES)
03 Red, dry
04 White or rose, dry
APERITIF OR DESSERT WINES (ANY WINE
THAT CANNOT BE CONSIDERED TO BE
‘DRY’ OR ‘MEDIUM-DRY’)
05 Red
06 White or Rose
07 Mead
CIDER
08 Apple or other
LIQUEURS
09 Indicate type of base used
10 Fortified port or sherry 1/2 bottles only
Most Points (01–10), ribbon & $50 Gift
Certificate – Tales & Ales U-Brew
OPEN CLASS
Country Wines made by entrant with assistance
from a friend or retail premise. Country wines are
made from berries, fruit or vegetables and are natural
fermentation only. NO fortification with alcohol.
11 Red (kits)
12 White or rose (kits)
13 Country wine
Most Points (11, 12 & 13) ribbon & $50 Gift
Each bottle must be presented in the same
manner as above.
BRONZE SPONSOR
• Alpine Plant World
• Alpine Wiring
• A to Z Playhouse
• Beerda’s Drygoods
• Bertha Homenuke
Memorial
• Buri, Overstall
Barristers & Solicitors
• BV Farmer’s Market
Assn.
• Carlyle Shepherd & Co.
BRONZE SPONSOR
• Connie’s Coiffures
• Country Fair Baking
Contests
• Cut Loose Quilters
• Dykens Brothers
• Fabrications
• G. E. Greene Law
Corporation
• Glenwood Women’s
Institute
• High Road Society
2) Car must be made of a real zucchini and must be
the main part of the entry.
3) The zucchini racer must be no more than 8 inches
wide, including wheels and decorations.
4) Wheel axles must be incorporated into the
zucchini itself. It’s not acceptable to just attach
a zucchini to an existing ‘vehicle’ that rolls. This
means no attaching a zucchini to a skateboard,
roller skate, toy car, etc.
5) The zucchini racer must have 3 or 4 wheels.
Wheels can be any type: wooden, metal, vegetable
or plastic. The rear wheels should not be in any
way attached to the front wheel(s) except by the
zucchini itself.
6) Each racer must be self-propelled. No motors or
auxiliary propulsion.
7) Please create a zucchini racer sturdy enough to compete in multiple races.
01 Zucchini Race (age 12 & under)
02 Zucchini Race (age 13 & over)
Any questions? Call the BVX office: 250-847-3816
Beer Class
This category is open to any beer brewed entirely by
the entrant. It is expected that the entrant will have
crafted the beer on their own effort, either at home or
using the equipment of a rental premise. One bottle
of each entry must be submitted. Exhibitor’s tag must
be attached to bottom of bottle so as not to cover
label. Bottles must be marked for class on the label.
Judging of beer classes will consider:
i. Presentation: 5 points
ii. Clarity: 25 points
iii. Colour: 30 points
iv. Taste: 40 points
Maximum total: 100 points
15 Pale ale – The classic pale ale: gold or copper
in colour; low to medium maltiness and a
medium to high hop bitterness.
16 Canadian lager – Light in character,
delicately hopped. Adjuncts such as rice and
corn are typically used to lighten the body.
17 Brown ale – Brown, full-bodied, lightly hopped
18 Stout – Very dark, heavy and top fermented,
generously hopped
19 Beer – Any other not listed above
Most Points (15–19), Ribbon & $50 Gift
20 Open Class: BEER NOT brewed ENTIRELY
by entrant. The beer/ale may be brewed
either at a residence or at a retail premise.
Bottle must be marked as to the type of beer
ie: pale ale; Canadian Lager; brown ale; stout;
or specific type of beer.
Most Points (20) will be separate from BEER
brewed entirely by entrant - ribbon & $50
Gift Certificate - Tales & Ales U-Brew
BRONZE SPONSOR
• Hug Family
• In Stitches Quilting
Studio
• Kitchen Works
• Larkspur
• Northern Glass and
Doors Ltd.
• O’Donoghue Clan
• Cindy Pidherny
• Quick Women’s
Institute
BRONZE SPONSOR
• Shawn A. Bradford
• Smithers Beekeeping
Club
• SpeeDee Interior
Stationery
• Spruce Drive Bedding
Plants
• Stokes Seeds
• Tales & Ales U-Brew
• Wooden Mallard
X2: Dressup Fashion
Show
Ever wanted to walk in a fashion show, or just wear an
awesome costume? Here’s your chance! If you come
dressed up on the day of the show, you will also receive
free entry into the fair! Open to all children aged 12
& under.
Entry fee: $1 (use General Entry form)
Entry deadline: August 13, 2016
Prize money: 1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00
Show time: Sunday, Aug. 28th, at 12 noon in the Kids Zone
01 Princess/Prince/Knight
02 Fairy
03 Pirate
04 Animal
05 2016 theme “Going Hog Wild!”
06 Superhero
07 Cowboy/Cowgirl
08 Silliest
09 Scariest
T
DIVISION T:
TEXTILES
Convenors: TBA
Entry Fee: $1 (except T4, T5 and T6–$2)
NEW: Exhibits in T1,T2,T3, T7, & T9 (except quilts) to
be brought in August 24, between 10 am – 4 pm.
Exhibits (QUILTS) in T4,T5, T6 & T9 (classes 10-11) to
be brought in August 19th between 5 pm – 9 pm and
August 20th between 10 am – 2 pm. To allow for proper
hanging of quilts.
Prize Money Pick-up: Aug. 28 4-6pm Johnstone Hall or
Aug 29 10am – 4pm Fair Office
NOTE: pins must be used to mount small items for
display. See also General Rules.
JUDGING STANDARDS (available on request)
T1: Crochet
01
02
03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 Doily, ruffled, 12” to 16”, any colour
Doily, not ruffled, 12” to 16”, any colour
Baby outfit or dress
Scarf – Plain
Scarf – Fancy
Cushion cover on form, open one end
Sweater
Baby shawl or blanket
Christmas ornament
Centrepiece, 18” to 36”
Afghan, wool or yarn minimum 48”x60”
Hat or Toque
Stuffed toy
Any article not listed elsewhere
Most Points (01-14) – $25 Cash – Investors
Group – Kelly Jones
T2: Knitting
Wool or yarn may be used.
20 Baby outfit
21 Child’s dress
22 Socks, child’s 1 pair, plain
23 Socks, child’s 1 pair, fancy
24 Socks, 1 pair, fancy
25 Socks, 1 pair, plain
26 Socks, 1 pair, heavy
27 Socks, 1 pair, fair isle
28 Mitts, one pair, fancy or plain
29 Gloves or fingerless , one pair
30 Hat or Toque – plain or fancy
31 Sweater (men’s or ladies’) medium, one colour,
fancy stitch
32 Sweater (men’s or ladies’) medium, two or more
colours
33 Shawl: Plain 80-110 cm wide to 180 - 210 cm long
34 Shawl: Fancy 80-110 cm wide to 180 - 210 cm long
35 Sweater, child’s, two or more colours
36 Sweater, child’s, medium, one colour, fancy
stitch
37 Afghan, minimum 48” x 60”
38 Baby shawl or blanket
39 Stuffed toy
40 Scarf: Fancy 10-40cm wide to 120-200 cm long
41 Scarf: Plain 10-40cm wide to 120-200 cm long
42 Any article not listed elsewhere
Most points: (20–42), Trophy & $45 cash
“Knitwit Award” in honour of Betty Flint
T3: Sewing
Your choice of fabric.
01 Men’s or boy’s shirt
02 Fleece or Polar Fleece – shirt, “hoody”, or top
03 Ladies’ blouse or shirt
04 Jacket
05 Adult night wear
06 Children’s night wear
07 Formal wear, ladies’ or men’s
08 Child’s dress
Division T
09 10 11 12 13
14
15 16 17
18 19 Bag–Shopping, Tote, Purse
Fleece hat and mitt set
Vest or Jacket: Design Embellishment, any material
Fleece blanket
Heirloom sewn article. Hand embellishment (i.e.
smocking, beading. tatting, embroidery, etc.)
SPECIAL: Article of Clothing, Sewn from
repurposed material. Only thread can be new.
Sponsored by Glenwood WI – 1st $20; 2nd $12,
3rd $8
Open class – adults
Open class, 14 – 18 years.
Open class, 11 – 13 years
Most points: (01-19), $50 certificate Fabrications
T4: Quilting
Convenor: Kathy Davidson 250.847.8875
Entry Fee: $2
NEW!!! Exhibits to be brought in August 19th 5-9 pm
or August 20th 10 am – 2 pm
Prize Money Pick-up: Aug. 28 4-6pm Johnstone Hall
or Aug 29 10am – 4pm Fair Office
• Item must not have been exhibited at the Fair
previously.
• Must be clean and free from pet hair.
• Piecing is accurately stitched, free from errors, free
from puckering.
• Quilting is evenly stitched with uniform stitches,
whether by hand or machine.
• Hand and home sewing machine quilting must be
the work of the exhibitor.
• Long arm quilting may be done by a professional
• Knots should be hidden in the batting.
• Pattern marks should not be obvious.
• Binding should be neat, even, secure, with neat
corners.
• Cover “Name” Label on quilt for Judging.
01 Quilt any size, hand-pieced and hand-quilted
02 Traditional Bed/Lap quilt, any size, hand-tied
03 Traditional Bed/Lap quilt, any size, machine
quilted by the exhibitor
quilted by professional long-arm machine
05 Traditional Bed/Lap quilt, any size, hand-quilted
06 Quilt, Made from a Kit (i.e. fabric selection made
and included with the pattern)
07 Quilt, any size, Made from recycled clothing
08 Rag Quilt – any size
09 Quilt, hand appliquéd
10 Quilt, machine appliquéd
11 Quilt, foundation or paper pieced, any size,
machine quilted
12 Quilt, foundation or paper pieced, any size, hand
quilted
13 Art Quilt, any size using innovative techniques
14 Modern Wall/Bed Quilt – depict modern
design and demonstrate personal expression &
originality in design, color and/or technique
15 Machine Quilting – Long Arm/Mid Arm – Free
motion
16 Machine Quilting – Long Arm/Mid Arm –
Computer Generated
17 Wall hanging, machine quilted
18 Wall hanging, hand quilted
19 Runner or tablecloth or placemats (2) or cushion,
quilted
20 Quilted garment, not purchased pre-quilted
fabric
21 Miscellaneous, 1 article not eligible for any other
class
NOTE: Crib size – No Larger than perimeter of 160”
22 Crib quilt, hand-pieced, hand-quilted
23 Crib quilt, machine pieced, machine quilted
24
25
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Crib quilt, hand-appliquéd
Crib quilt, machine-appliquéd
Most points (1–25), $50 certificate – Beerda’s
Drygoods
T5: Quilting Beginner
(New) Under 5 Years’
Experience
01 Quilt any size, hand-pieced and hand-quilted
02 Traditional Bed/Lap quilt, any size, hand-tied
03 Bed/Lap quilt, any size, machine quilted by the
exhibitor
quilted by professional long-arm machine
05 Traditional Bed/Lap quilt, any size, handquilted
06 Quilt, Made from a Kit (i.e. fabric selection
made and included with the pattern)
07 Wall hanging, any size, any technique, quilted
08 Runner or tablecloth or placemats (2) or
cushion, quilted
09 Quilted garment, not purchased pre-quilted fabric
10 Miscellaneous, 1 article not eligible for any
other class
11 Rag Quilt – any size
12 Quilted Square – 8 to 13 yrs – max. 12”x12”
13 Quilted Square – 14 to 18 yrs – max. 12”x12”
NOTE: Crib Size- No larger than perimeter of 160”
14 Crib quilt, hand-pieced, hand-quilted
15 Crib quilt, hand-appliquéd
16 Crib quilt, machine-appliquéd
Most points (1–16), $25 – Cut Loose Quilters
- Houston
Judges Choice – chosen from All Quilts – (T4
and T5) - $50 Gift Basket from In Stitches
– Quilt Studio
T6: Quilting-Group
Two or more persons working on a quilt – could be pieced
by one or more persons and hand or machine quilted by
another person, may be professionally quilted.
01 Quilt any size
Prize: $25 Northern Glass and Doors Ltd.
T7: Embroidery
Any item, no pre-worked kits, not framed, back of
work must be visible for judging (See Division G,
Handicrafts, for Framed Embroidery)
01 Cross-stitch, counted
02 Cross-stitch, transfer
03 Crewel work
04 Petit point
05 Needlepoint
06 Brazilian
07 Embroidery not listed elsewhere
Most points (01–07), $15 cash–Pharmasave
T9: Seniors’ Textile
Classes
65 years and up. No entry fee.
01 Stuffed toy, any kind
02 Crocheted article, any kind
03 Embroidered article, any kind
04 Knitted sweater
05 Sewn article
06 Knitted mitts or socks
07 Crocheted afghan
08 Tea cosy
09 Cushion cover, any type, on form, open one end
10 Quilt any size
11 Quilted Runner, tablecloth, placemats (2) or
cushion
12 Open class (65–74 years): Best handicraft of any
kind, any article or set of articles.
13 Open class (75 years and older): Same
specifications as above.
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The Challenge is back for the seventh year and we
are excited to showcase the trainer’s talents. This
year we have last year’s winner and two returning
trainers from previous years. The trainers are
Severin Pederson from Black Creek, BC, Sarah
Newman from Kamloops, BC, and Cory McAllister
from Red Deer, Alberta. The three judges Frances
Teer, Ben Gumm and Larry Wierenga back from
last year. The horses are from a local horse farm
“Just Wishin’ Quarterhorses” owned by Tom and
Donna Davidson, in Houston. They provided the
great horses in 2014 and 2015 and we hope they will
be able to provide us with horses for the next few
years.
The Trainers are competing against each other
to showcase their ability to train a horse in a very
short amount of time in front of an audience while
teaching the audience as well. This not a simple task,
and we applaud their efforts. Keep in mind that the
training is mostly about the horse and its ability to
be taught in such a short time frame.
TRAINING TIMES
• Thursday: 3pm–6pm
• Friday: 9am–12pm and 3pm–6pm
• Saturday 9am–12pm, 7:30 pm final (indoor arena)
SEVERIN
PEDERSON
Severin grew up working on a horse ranch, and has
always had a great passion for horses. As a young
man he competed in many rodeo events including
roping and steer wrestling. He won many all around
championships in 1992, the Junior world timed event
champion and the 1993 Arkansas High School Steer
wrestling Champion. He won a full scholarship
through rodeo to Odessa College in Texas.
Severin is an up and coming gifted horse trainer.
His lifelong quest for horse knowledge brought
him to Doug Mills who introduced him to Natural
Horsemanship, giving him the extra edge. He
continues to take clinics to develop his skills.
Severin has competed in many trainers’ challenges
including the 2011. 2012, 2014 and 2015 ones at
the BVX, as well as 2010 and 2011 at the Rafter
G Challenge in Fort St John. He put in solid
performances in them all and is a crowd favorite.
Severin won both the 2014 and 2015 Trainer of
the North Challenges. Severin has built his own
program based on timed release and building a solid
foundation. A lifetime of experience has made him
efficient, sharp, firm and yet compassionate. The
Pederson Family owns and operates the Bear Creek
Ranch in Black Creek, B.C.
TRAINER OF THE
NORTH SPONSORS
we would like to thank all our loyal sponsors for
making this event possible
DIAMOND SPONSOR
• BV Credit Union
• Central Mountain Air
• CFNR
PLATINUM SPONSOR
• Roy Henry Vickers
GOLD SPONSOR
• Bearclaw Lodge at Kispiox River
• BV Printers
• North Country Rentals
• Northwest Kitchen Centre
SILVER SPONSOR
• Northwest Chapter of
Backcountry Horsemen
• River Rock Ranch
• Schippers Creek Contracting
• Smithers Rodeo Club
CORY
McALLISTER
Cory specializes in colt-starting and horsemanship,
he also trains in the disciplines of reining, working
cow horse and cutting. Cory has trained closely
with top dressage, horsemanship and western
trainers for over a decade, and has an extensive
background in ground work and fundamentals,
which he believes are the key to long-term success
with all equine athletes. Cory is currently training
alongside Sapergia Performance horses, a long
time successful family of trainer and competitors
Cory’s program is geared toward the development
of performance horses for all disciplines.
Cory comes from three generations of
horsemanship and western trainers on his
father’s side and his mother is dressage silver
medalist Crystal Kroetch who is married to
Dan Kroetch, the owner of DK Saddlery. Cory’s
motto of “focus the mind and the rest is a cinch”
guides every step of his training program, and
is designed to establish a trusting and clear
communication between horse and handler.
Horses will be supplied by
Just Wishin’ Quarterhorses
JUDGES
• Frances Teer from Houston
• Ben Gumm from Keremeos
• Larry Wierenga from Smithers
THE PRIZES
• Saddle provided by Smithers Feed Store
• One Night stay at The Bearclaw Lodge in Kispiox
• Hand-Carved boxes from Northwest Kitchen
Centre
• Tickets from Central Mountain Air
Sarah Newman
Sarah was born and raised on a small Kamloops
ranch surrounded by horses. Sarah began riding
before she could walk. Sarah was a very active in
Little Britches rodeo and High School Rodeo. She
qualified for Canadians and Nationals all four years
that she competed in High School Rodeo events.
Sarah started working on the Mills Ranch with
Doug and Lynette right out of high school. She then
decided that she would really like to pursue horse
training as a career. She chose The Training Thru
Trust method taught by Doug Mills and is now a
certified apprentice with the Training Thru Trust
program and has been training full time for the last
nine years. Sarah has competed in The Trainer of
the North in 2013 and 2014. Sarah offers lessons and
clinic and training in Kamloops.
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Light Horse Show Rules
2016 BVX Light
Horse Show
August 25-28
Welcome everyone to the BVX Light Horse show
which has been going on since the Fall Fair began in
1919. Amazing isn’t it? This show has always had light
horses included as one of the divisions and has evolved
into what it is today. We continue to grow and change.
People want to see what horses are still being used for in
the 21st century, so, as the Light Horse Show committee,
we attempt to provide classes for you, the exhibitor, to
show your horses in the best light possible. We also hope
to educate the public about light horses as you showcase
your animals, and your skills. With that in mind we want
to thank you, the exhibitor, our ground crew, volunteers
and sponsors for supporting this endeavor and hope
your experience at the 2016 Bulkley Valley Exhibition
Light Horse show will be one to remember.
– BVX Light Horse Show Committee
DIVISION Y: LIGHT
HORSE SHOW
RULES (LHS)
Y
Show Manager: Stephannie Wall: [email protected],
250.552.9780
Show Secretary: Nola Corneau [email protected] 250.847.4980
Entries may be mailed, dropped off at the Smithers
Fall Fair Office, online entries available at www.
bvfair.ca or mail entries to BV Exhibition Attn:
Light Horse Show, Box 2281, Smithers BC V0J 2N0.
All Light Horse Entries Close: August 10, 2016
1) CORRECT ENTRY PRIZE: There will be a draw
for $50 on the first day of the Fair for the competitors
who completed their entry forms perfectly and paid
the correct amount by the early bird date. Payment
will be made by cheque after the show.
2) EARLY BIRD ENTRY DRAW close: July 31st,
2016. Correct entry and full payment is required.
One horse/rider combination will be drawn. The
prize is the refunded class entry fee for ONE horse/
rider combination up to a maximum of $100.
3) This show will be governed by official HCBC rules
except where otherwise stated. Each exhibitor
is responsible for knowing the rules applicable
for their classes. For more information visit
www.hcbc.ca/Competition-Documents.html
4) NO riding on the grounds with a horse in halter
only, doubling on a horse, and/or trotting/jogging,
canter/loping outside the warm up and show rings.
The rider will be disqualified from the show for noncompliance.
5) As per HCBC rules, all juniors, whether English,
Breed, Western or Driving, must wear an approved
equestrian safety helmet while riding/driving on
the show grounds. This includes children being
transported on horseback or buggy. The person
responsible will be disqualified from the show for
non-compliance. It is highly recommended that all
adults wear a helmet as well.
6) ApHCC (Appaloosa Horse Club of Canada) approved
classes will be governed by the official ApHCC rule
book. Visit www.Aphcc.com for more info.
7) APHA (American Paint Horse Assoc) approved
classes will be governed by the official APHA rule
book. Visit www.apha.com for more info. We are
BCPHC & PAC approved!!!
8) AQHA (American Quarter Horse Association)
approved classes will be governed by the official
will only be handed out after ALL security
AQHA rule book. Visit www.aqha.com for more
info)
deposits, stabling deposits, entry fees and/or
9) Summer Games Qualifier (SGQ) – for more
documentation are paid/submitted in full.
information contact HCBC Competitions.
14) STABLING:
10) REFUNDS:
a) Payment for all applicable stabling fees MUST
BE received before the horse will be allowed
a) Only CLASS Entry fees will be refunded.
Administration fees are non-refundable.
in the barn or panel pen. Cleaning deposit
b) No refunds will be made unless a certificate
($50) must be a separate cheque.
b) Properly made out entries, complete with
from a farrier, veterinarian, certified therapist
or doctor is supplied to the show manager or
all applicable fees will receive priority over
incomplete ones in allotting stalls.
designate before the completion of the show.
c) We require a cleaning deposit, $50 per
c) Refunds will be mailed out within thirty
days after the show. The final date for queries
stall or panel space. PLEASE PROVIDE A
SEPARATE CHEQUE FOR THIS FEE. ALL
regarding refunds and payouts is 30 days
STALLS AND PANEL SPACES MUST BE
after the mailing of the cheques.
11) ENTRY FORM
STRIPPED OR THE DEPOSIT WILL BE
a) We require ONE ENTRY per HORSE/
CASHED.
EXHIBITOR combination.
d) Complaints about dirty stalls or panels may
b) If entering a registered breed class, the
be lodged with the Barn Manager who will
owner must include a copy of the horse’s
charge the cleaning deposit if the complaint
registration papers.
is upheld. IN ORDER TO GET YOUR
c) A copy of the membership and both sides
DEPOSIT REFUNDED YOU MUST SHOW
of the Amateur cards (AQHA, APHA &
THE STRIPPED STALL TO THE BARN
ApHCC classes) must accompany entries.
MANAGER.
d) Horse Council B.C. Membership is
e) Only 3 horses allowed per panel pen.
mandatory for all classes. www.hcbc.ca
Competitors provide their own panels.
e) Entries are not considered valid unless the
BV Exhibition does not supply panels.
appropriate funds are paid in full. Monies have to
Competitors supply their own panels or make
be received before numbers will be released.
rental arrangements with the Smithers Feed
12) ENTRY FEES:
Store 250-847-9810 (Doug or Tom).
a) Halter, Driving, Performance Classes,
f) If you take a stall you weren’t assigned or do
not vacate your stall on time, a $50 penalty
Gymkhana - $15/class
b) Best Yearling - $25/class
will be charged against your payouts.
c) Dressage - $15/class
g) All stalls and alley ways must be KEPT CLEAN
d) Dressage au concours - $15/class (space permitting)
h) Stalls are no longer free if you decorate!
e) Jumpers & Hunters - $15/class
To encourage decoration we have added a stall
f) BVX Wild Trail Challenge - $15/class
decorating contest. Those who participate will be
g) Stake Classes - $25/class
judged for a chance to win one of 2 prizes of $100
h) Ride-a-Buck - $5 paid at gate, no money per day. That’s a total of $800 in prizes for stall
submitted with entry form.
decorations all weekend!!!
i) Each horse and rider combination pays entry Rules for decorating contest
a) Full coverage of available space (minimum 75%)
fee in pairs/team classes.
j) Hunter/Jumper Crew Setup fees. A $10 setup
b) Use of Fair Theme “Going Hog Wild at the
crew fee per horse/rider must be included
97th BV Fair”
c) Educational display (size 22”x28”) of horse
with the entry fees. If you enter both Hunter
& Jumper, you must pay 2 fees per entry.
related subject. The following is NOT
k) Post Entry fees for a New Exhibitor: $50
considered educational content: breeder, sale
Admin fee plus $5 per class Post entry fee. advertisement, business information, and
For an existing exhibitor who entered prior
or show records. These may be displayed in
to deadline of August 10th a $5 post entry
addition to the educational content.
charge added to regular class fee.
d) Entries to draw will be judged by Stall manager
l) All class/horse changes and post entries must
upon examination of decoration content and
be made at the LHS office window. Whipperwill be awarded daily. Winning stalls will be
in gate entries/changes will NOT be accepted
awarded with a ribbon before 5pm and prize
into any ring.
will be added to payout at end of show.
m) All monies owing to the LHS must be cleared 15) PANELS:
before prize money is paid out, regardless of
a) Panel space is limited and will be awarded
the 30 day rule for payouts.
on a first-come/first-serve basis. Panel space
13) EXHIBITOR’S PACKAGES (horse/exhibitor
passes must be clearly visible on the panels.
numbers, passes, etc)
b) Panel pens will be only allowed around the
a) Your pre-paid passes will be ready for pickup when
perimeter of the camping area. This will allow
you arrive at Gate #1- Light Horse Show entrancethe users of those pens to camp close to their
exit. (Please refer to the site map in the BV Fair
horses. We organize camping/panel space
prize book) starting Wednesday afternoon, 3 pm
accordingly, in marked & numbered sites.
No early arrivals will be permitted.
c) A minimum 3 ft gap between panel pens
b) Please be aware that entry to the grounds will
is needed for horse safety reasons. Horse
be denied unless you have the appropriate
trailers may be located between pens so
passes. If there is a problem at the gate,
riders may saddle up without taking horses
into the camping area.
purchase a gate pass, come to the Light Horse
office and let us help you sort it out.
16) AGE SPECIFICATIONS:
c) All horse/exhibitor numbers which are
a) Junior Horse: 5 years & under, Horse age is
incomplete will be held at the LHS office. They
calculated as of January 1st the year the horse
was born. In Western classes, may be shown
one or two-handed with a snaffle or bosal, or
one-handed in a leverage bit.
b) First Year Horse: A horse that (regardless of
age) is in its first year under saddle in such a
class as of January 1st of the current year
c) First Year Rider: A rider who (regardless of age)
is in the first year competing under saddle.
d) Senior Rider: 18 & over as of January 1st of
the current year.
e) Junior: 17 AND UNDER as of January 1st of
the current year
f) Youth Rider: 7 to 17 as of January 1st of the
current year
g) Tiny Tot: 6 & under as of January 1st of the
current year.
17) PRIZES:
a) Payouts except where noted: 1st $50, 2nd $25,
3rd $10, 4th – 6th place, ribbons
b) Classes with less than 3 entrants: 1st place
$15, 2nd and 3rd place, ribbons
c) Stake classes payouts: less 10% for
administration fees (1st 50%, 2nd 30%, 3rd 20%)
d) Equitation, Reinsmanship, Horsemanship and
Showmanship do not receive prize money.
e) BVX Best of Show – 1st place only - $400,
f) BVX Best Yearling – Paid out as stake. First
place has $200 added to winnings.
g) Classes with fewer than 4 entries may be
combined or cancelled (with refund to competitor)
at the discretion of the show management.
h) In case of a tie, the prize money will be
combined and split equally.
i) ALL PRIZES AND PAYOUT CHEQUES
WILL BE GIVEN/WRITTEN TO THE
PERSON DESIGNATED ON THE ENTRY
FORM as Owner or Exhibitor.
j) Payouts and Stake Class winnings will be
mailed within 30 days after the end of the
show. The final date for queries regarding
refunds and payouts is 30 days after the
mailing of the cheques.
18) HOLDING RING:
a) It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to
bring his/her horse to the holding ring when
called. NO GATE HOLDS.
b) No refunds will be made for late arrivals to
class.
19) CAR AND CAMPING FEES AND
REGULATIONS:
a) All vehicles coming onto the grounds must
have a Car pass in order to park on the
grounds. If you are camping, you will also
need 1 camping pass per camp space. There
will be no more than 2 car passes per entry.
b) Space will be provided to exhibitors for
day parking.
c) Camping passes are assigned on a first-come/
first-served basis. Please consider that space
is limited. Exhibitor camping passes are
$30 for the weekend per camping space and
are for campers or trailers that stay on the
grounds overnight. This camping fee does
NOT include fees for panels or the car pass.
d) Camping spaces or slots will be assigned
by the LHS Camp Ground Manager. Let us
know your preferred camping spot and/or
the names of people you wish to be located
nearby. We will try to accommodate your
wishes; however, this will be determined
on a first-come/first-served basis. You will
receive a slot number and may only set up
your camper at the assigned slot.
e) Parking in camping slots not assigned to
you will cause removal of your vehicle or
trailer at your expense.
f) The Show Committee reserves the right to
charge for additional spaces if you require
more space than the average truck and
trailer or camper.
20) VEHICLE ACCESS TO THE GROUNDS:
a) Vehicles may not arrive, park or camp
before 3 pm on Wednesday. Any vehicle
from previous show must be prepared to be
reallocated to a BVX spot.
b) All vehicles camping on the grounds must
have their camping pass clearly displayed
or the vehicle will be removed at the
owner’s expense.
c) All vehicles/individuals leaving/returning
to the campground must clearly display
their car pass/wristband or entry to the
grounds will be denied.
d) All LHS vehicle traffic must enter and
leave via Gate #1. Competitors who do not
choose to co-operate with this rule, made
for the safety and comfort of the public at
the show, will be excused from the show.
DEFINITION OF CLASSES specific to BVX
21) BVX LIBERTY CLASSES
a) Open to horses 2 yrs and over
b) No mares with foals at side may be shown.
c) Horses are to be released in the ring without
tack for 2 minutes.
d) Handler may gently encourage the horse to
move about with a whip. No other artificial aid
is permitted. (i.e. plastic bags, noise makers)
e) The horse must be re-haltered within one (1) minute after the liberty period is
completed or you are disqualified.
f) Exhibitors must supply 2 hrs prior to class;
one recorded song timed for 2 minutes per
CD, with exhibitor name, number and class
number clearly marked.
g) Whips must be less than 6’ excluding the lash.
h) Liberty Classes are judged on movement,
full use of arena at 3 gaits with animation,
charisma, breed type, disposition and
suitability of music. Freedom of movement
with little help from the handler adds points.
i) Horses are timed and judged from when the
halter is removed.
j) Second handler is permitted.
k) Entry will be disqualified for dropping
halter, lead shank or whip while a horse is
loose, touching horse with whip or hand
during liberty or failure to re-halter horse
within 1 minute after liberty period.
23) BVX BEST YEARLING: open to registered
yearlings of any breed.
24) BVX BEST OF SHOW: Champion and reserve of
the BVX Overall Championship Class per Breed
Division qualify for BVX Best of Show class.
25) Walk-Jog/Trot Classes:
NO cross-entries.
26) BVX Gymkhana:
The gymkhana is run under Northern Saddle
Club rules. www.northernsaddleclub.com and HCBC.
27) BVX Trail In Hand:
a) In Hand is open to 2 yr olds & under.
b) APHA classes are restricted to Yearlings
(APHA rule SC192).
c) No cross entry allowed with Trail classes
entered under saddle.
d) Walk-jog/trot only.
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e) No whips allowed; hands may only touch
the horse for side pass.
28) HUNTER/JUMPER
a) Competitors may enter up to 6 classes in 2
divisions, at 2 consecutive heights in Jumper
and/or Hunter plus specialty classes. Hunter
and Jumper heights must be the same. One au
concour class is allowed either 1 height lower
as a warmup or 1 class higher. Au concour
class must be specified on entry form.
b) CSA approved helmets must be worn and
fastened in both the warm up and competition
rings. Riders must retrieve lost headgear
before taking the next fence. Failure to do so
immediately will result in elimination.
c) Post entries will ride first in all classes.
d) Team of Two class entrants must have been
in 2 other open classes to qualify. No Entry
Fee, No Prize Money.
e) Lexy’s plate, jump off is awarded to fastest
clear round. If no clear round, plate is not
awarded.
29) BVX REINING CLASSES
a) National Reining Horse Association
(NRHA) rules will be followed unless
specified otherwise. http://nrha1.com
b) Beginner reining classes may be ridden 2-handed or 1-handed, in any legal headgear,
regardless of horse’s age.
c) BVX Beginner reining is a horse/rider
combination that has not competed in a
one-handed (non-modified) pattern prior
to January 1st of the current show year,
regardless of horse’s age.
d) Beginner Freestyle: open to any beginner rider,
2-handed optional. Minimum requirements:
3 consecutive spins in each direction, 1 large
& 1 small circle in each direction, 2 rollbacks
in each direction, 1 stop & backup. Exhibitors
must supply 2 hrs prior to class, one recorded
song timed for 3 minutes per CD, with
exhibitor name, number and class number
clearly marked on CD.
e) BCHQ – follow HCBC rules.
f) Never Won A Buckle (if offered): open to any
non-pro rider who has never won a buckle
prior to the show. 2-handed optional.
g) Open Reining: open to any horse/rider
combination.
h) Open Freestyle: open to any horse/rider
combination, May be ridden 2 handed,
1 handed or no hands. Minimum of 4
consecutive spins each direction, 3 stops,
2 lead changes; one right to left & the
other left to right. Exhibitor has to provide
recorded music on CD with one song only,
Time limit 4 minutes. Exhibitor name and
number must be clearly marked on CD.
30) NEW: RANCH PLEASURE CLASSES
a) Ranch pleasure should reflect the versatility
attitude and movement of a working horse.
Please refer to AQHA and APHA rules. For
the Open Classes the AQHA rules. Patterns
will be posted. No cross entries with
Western Pleasure. This is a new addition
to the BVX.
31) BVX Bridle-less Trail/Bridle Path
a) Horses may be shown under Western or
English tack.
b) Horses will not be asked to perform on
the rail, but the course will be designed to
require the horse to walk-jog/trot. There is
NO lope/canter.
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c) Must be ridden with NO bridle/halter.
Horse and Rider teams are judged not only on
A neck strap, rein or rope may be used.
how quickly they finish the course, but also on the
32) SPECIALTY RIDING CLASSES
level of horsemanship. More points are awarded
a) Tiny Tot: Riders need to be 6 & under as of
for demonstrating a partnership with the horse
January 1 of the current year. Handler must
and completing the task with ease.
be 14 years or older. Tiny Tot must have a
Rider has the option of Western or English tack.
CSA certified riding helmet, bridle & reins.
Helmets must be worn by Junior riders, boots
And HCBC membership. Handler controls
with a heel are mandatory for all entrants. Riders
horse via halter & lead rope. There is no
have 30 seconds per obstacle. Juniors (class 1901)
charge for this class.
must complete 10 obstacles; Seniors (class 1902)
b) Novelty Costume: Horse & rider to be
must complete 12. Obstacles may be completed
shown in any type of costume, either to be
in riders’ desired order. The BVX Buckin Crazies
ridden or in hand, at a walk only. If an entry
Wild Trail Class (1900) is open to horse/ rider
is being led, the handler must be 14 years
combination who have not competed in this type
or older. To be judged on costume creativity
of Challenge before.
of both horse & rider as well as horse’s
This Wild Trail Event is a new addition to the BVX
acceptance of the costume. CSA approved
and a complete set of rules will be available online
helmet must be worn by junior riders.
at www.bvfair.ca.
c) Ride-A-Buck:
VALLEY
EXHIBITION
i) A $5 bill is required to enter this class by 35) BULKLEY
HERITAGE DRESSAGE CLASSES
paying the Ring Steward directly. Riders
a) Tests are HCBC, Not EC.
will then receive a piece of paper at the
b) All Dressage class times and order will be
in-gate to place between the horse and
posted Wednesday evening at the Dressage
the rider’s leg just above the knee.
Ring. It is your responsibility to check for
ii) The horse is to be ridden bareback.
your times and order of go. Due to time
iii) The exhibitor has to perform as
restrictions, entries will be limited to 60 rides
requested by judge in all 3 gaits.
total on Thursday, and 30 rides total on Friday.
iv) Last rider to retain his/her ‘buck’ wins
Times are allotted as entries are received on
the class. Prize money to be collected
a first come, first served basis. All tests are
from the Ring Steward. No ribbons.
ridden in a 20’ x 60’ ring.
d) Pairs: Matched Pairs. Pairs will walk, trot/
c) Riders may ride 2 tests at one level or at
jog, canter/lope as in pleasure classes, but
consecutive levels, plus Freestyle for a total of 3
will be judged on how well matched they
classes.
are in colour, gait, size and conformation.
d) Times & days when classes are ridden will
e) 2-way Combination: Two people, one horse.
depend on number of entries received.
One person is the designated rider, the other
e) Classes will not necessarily be ridden in
the groom. The team of rider, groom and
number order. All Freestyles will be ridden
horse start out Western and end up English.
Friday afternoon.
The class will run, walk, jog, lope both ways of
the ring then everyone lines up, grooms come New WESTERN DRESSAGE: see HCBC for rules
in with gear to help change over to English. and tests can be found at HCBC under competition
Everyone rides, walk, trot, canter both ways documents.
f) TOC (test of choice) needs to be specified
of the ring and then line up. Judge may break
at time of entry. Western Dressage freestyle
any ties by asking for other maneuvres.
class is to be ridden with content of a Training
f) First Year Rider Keyhole: A rider who (regardless
level test 2. All Freestyles will be ridden Friday
of age) is in the first year competing under saddle.
afternoon.
g) First Year Rider Barrels: A rider who (regardless
36) HIGH POINT AWARDS are awarded for each
of age) is in the first year competing under saddle.
of the horse/rider combinations which have
33) DRIVING
completed the qualifying classes. Highpoint
a) General Rules
ties will be broken by judge. Entry in halter is
i) Horses must not be left unattended
required to qualify however placing in halter
nor bridle removed while the horse is
will not be used for overall score of highpoint.
harnessed to the vehicle. Drivers who
a) English Sr Highpoint: Horse/rider
fail to comply with these rules will be
combination with highest combined points
eliminated from the show. Drivers under
from Halter, and classes 1303, 1309, 1305
15 years must be accompanied by an
or 1306, 1310 or 1311.
adult.
b) The Northern Saddle Club Betty Thibeault
ii) An appropriate whip must be carried in
English Jr Highpoint: Horse/rider
all classes.
combination with highest combined points
iii) All drivers must be appropriately attired,
from Halter, and classes 1302, 1308, 1305
including a hat, gloves & an apron or
or 1306, 1310 or 1311.
rug.
c) Hunter Highpoint: Combined Total points in
iv) Grooms: optional for single horse
2 consecutive divisions- no cross rails.
turnout, one required per team &
d) Jumper Highpoint: Combined Total points in
2 required for unicorn or 4-hitch.
2 consecutive divisions –no cross rails.
v) Grooms to be suitably attired, including hat.
e) The Northern Saddle Club Western Jr
b) Driving Classes: see HCBC for rules.
Highpoint: Horse / rider combination with
34) BVX Wild Trail Challenge
highest combined points from Halter, and
The objective is to take your horse through a series
classes 1202, 1209, 1215, 1219
of obstacles laid out in a course to demonstrate
f) WesternSrHighpoint:Horse / ridercombination
the partnership between horse and rider by
with highest combined points from Halter, and
completing each obstacle willingly and swiftly.
classes 1203, 1207, 1216, 1220 or 1223
g) Driving Highpoint: Horse / rider combination
with the highest combined score from classes
1401 or 1402, 1404, 1405, 1410, if a tie 1400.
h) Gymkhana JR Highpoint: Horse / rider
combined points from Keyhole, Flag, Poles,
Barrels and Scurrys and combined fastest
time wins high point
i) Gymkhana SR Highpoint: Horse / rider
combined points from Keyhole, Flag, Poles,
Barrels and Scurrys and combined fastest
time wins high point
j) Lexy Kirk Dressage JR Highpoint: to be
awarded to the JR who scores the highest
average in two dressage tests and one
freestyle test.
k) Lexy Kirk Dressage SR Highpoint: to be
awarded to the SR who scores the highest
average in two dressage tests and one
freestyle test.
l) APHA Highpoint: Horse / rider combination
with highest combined score in APHA Halter,
and classes 2277, 2284, 2067, 2291 or 2301.
m) APHA SBP – Highpoint: Horse / rider
combination with highest combined score
in APHA (SBP) Halter, and classes 2280,
2286, 2069, 2294 or 2304.
n) APHCC Highpoint: Horse / rider combination
with highest combined score in APHCC Halter,
and classes 2274, 2287, 2070, 2295 to be eligible.
o) AQHA Highpoint: Horse / rider combination
with highest combined scores in AQHA Halter,
and classes 2281, 2289, 2072, 2298 or 2305.
37) Jerry Ridennoure Gymkhana Sportsmanship
Award, HCBC Junior Sportsmanship award,
Sherry Motz Memorial Senior Sportsmanship
Award.
The Light Horse Show Sportsmanship awards
honors competitors who have demonstrated
one or more of the ideals of sportsmanship,
including
fairness,
civility,
honesty,
unselfishness, respect & responsibility. We
will look at the following traits among the
competitors: winning without gloating, losing
without complaining, treating opponents and
officials with fairness, generosity & courtesy,
treating their mount with respect & compassion,
reaching out to other competitors to encourage,
comfort or celebrate their achievements.
Light Horse Show–Order of Show, August 25
ORDER OF
SHOW
Light Horse Show Steward: TBA
Judges: James Simpson, Suzzanne Wallace, Carolyn
Dobbs
As always, there are changes from last year. Please read
rules and qualifying information carefully. There are
15 highpoints this year and the qualifying classes are
noted beside the highpoint title or listed in rules:
• Junior English Highpoint: Halter, 1302, 1308, 1305
or 1306, and 1310 or 1311
• Senior English Highpoint: Halter, 1303, 1309, 1305
or 1306, and 1310 or 1311
• Hunter Highpoint: Combined Total points in 2
consecutive divisions–no cross rails.
• Jumper Highpoint: Combined Total points in 2
consecutive divisions–no cross rails.
• Junior Western Highpoint: Halter, 1202, 1209,
1215, 1219
• Senior Western Highpoint: Halter, 1203, 1207,
1216, 1220 or 1223
• Driving Highpoint: 1401 or 1402, 1404, 1405, 1410,
if a tie 1400
• APHA Highpoint: Halter, 2277, 2284, 2067, 2291
or 2301
• SPB Highpoint: Halter, 2280, 2286, 2069, 2294 or
2304
• AQHA Highpoint: Halter 2281, 2289, 2072, 2298
or 2305
• ApHCC Highpoint: Halter, 2274, 2287, 2070, 2295
• Lexy Kirk Dressage Highpoint Jr – awarded to
the Jr who scores the highest average in 2 dressage
tests and one freestyle.
• Lexy Kirk Dressage Highpoint Sr – awarded
to the Sr who scores the highest average in 2
dressage tests and one freestyle
• Gymkhana Highpoint Jr – Horse/rider combined
pointsfromKeyhole,Flag,Poles, Barrelsand Scurrys and
combined fastest time wins high point.
• Gymkhana Highpoint Sr. – Horse/rider combined
points fromKeyhole,Flag,Poles,Barrelsand Scurrys and
combined fastest time wins high point.
• BC Heritage qualifiers – BCHQ
• Summer Games Qualifier – SGQ
• Jerry Ridennoure Gymkhana Sportsmanship
Award – HCBC Jr Sportsmanship award
• Sherry Motz Memorial Sportsmanship Award
THURSDAY,
AUGUST 25, 2016
BULKLEY VALLEY HORSE SHOW 2016
Thursday: Dressage Day 1
Time: 8:30 am // Judge: Suzzanne Wallace
Location: Dressage Ring
Deadline: August 10, 2016 LATE ENTRIES will
be accepted at the discretion of the Dressage Co–ordinator.
Entry Fee: see rules
All test are HCBC not EC
Prizes: Payouts to 3rd place, ribbons to 6th
1100 Walk Trot – Test 1
1101 Walk Trot – Test 3
1102 Training Level – Test 1 (BCHQ)
1105 Training Level – Freestyle
1106 First Level – Test 1 (BCHQ)
1107 First Level – Test 2 (BCHQ, SGQ)
1108 First Level – Test 3 (BCHQ, SGQ)
1109 First Level – Freestyle
Thursday: 8:30 am: APHA, AQHA, & ApHCC
Halter Classes
Judge: James Simpson
Location: Main Ring
Payouts to 3rd place, ribbons only for Champion
classes. ***Classes will be combined as per AQHA,
APHA & ApHCC rules. All exhibitors must be
current members of their association.***
2000APHA Foals
2001APHA Paint – Yearling Stallions
2002APHA Paint – 2 yr old Stallions
2003APHA Paint – 3 yr old Stallions
2004APHA Paint – 4 yr old & over Stallions
APHA Paint – Stallion Champion & Reserve
(2005)
2006APHA Paint – Yearling Mare
2007APHA Paint – 2 yr old Mare
2008APHA Paint – 3 yr old Mare
2009APHA Paint – 4 yr old and over Mare
APHA Paint – Mare Champion & Reserve (2010)
2011 APHA Paint – Yearlings & 2 yr old Geldings
2012 APHA Paint – 3 yr old & older Geldings
APHA Paint – Gelding Champion & Reserve
(2013)
2014 APHA SPB – 2 yr old and under Stallions
2015 APHA SPB – 3 yr old and over Stallions
APHA SPB – Stallions Champion & Reserve
(2016)
2017 APHA SPB – 2 yr and under Mares
2018 APHA SPB – 3 yr and older Mares
APHA SPB – Mares Champion & Reserve
(2019)
2020APHA SPB – 2 yr and under Geldings
2021 APHA SPB – 3 yr and over Geldings
APHA SPB – Gelding Champion & Reserve
(2022)
BVX APHA Overall Champion & Reserve
(2023) (qualifier for Best of Show – Overall
Grand Champion)
2024ApHCC – Weanling Mares
2025ApHCC – Yearling Mares
2026ApHCC – 2 yr old Mares
2027ApHCC – 3 yr old Mares
2028ApHCC – 4 yr old & older Mares
ApHCC – Mare Champion & Reserve (2029)
2030ApHCC – Yearling Geldings
2031 ApHCC – 2 yr old Gelding
2032ApHCC – 3 yr old Gelding
2033ApHCC – 4 yr old & older Geldings
ApHCC – Gelding Champion & Reserve (2034)
2035ApHCC – Weanling Stallions
2036ApHCC – Yearling Stallions
2037ApHCC – 2 yr old Stallion
2038ApHCC – 3 yr old Stallion
2039ApHCC – 4 yr old & older Stallion
ApHCC – Stallion Champion & Reserve (2040)
BVX ApHCC Overall Champion & Reserve
(2041) (qualifier for Best of Show – Overall
Grand Champion)
2042Most Colourful Appaloosa
2043AQHA – Weanling Mares
2044AQHA – Yearling Mares
2045AQHA – 2 yr old Mares
2046AQHA – 3 yr old Mares
2047AQHA – Aged Mares
AQHA – Mare Champion & Reserve (2048)
2049AQHA – Yearling Geldings
2050AQHA – 2 yr old Gelding
2051 AQHA – 3 yr old Gelding
2052AQHA – Aged Geldings
AQHA – Gelding Champion & Reserve
(2053)
2054AQHA – Weanling Stallions
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2055AQHA – Yearling Stallions
2056AQHA – 2 yr old Stallion
2057AQHA – 3 yr old Stallion
2058AQHA – Aged Stallion
AQHA – Stallion Champion & Reserve
(2059)
BVX AQHA Overall Champion & Reserve
(2060) (qualifier for Best of Show - Overall
Grand Champion)
Thursday: HALTER
Time: following breed halter
Location: Main Ring
1000Registered Ponies – Foals & Yearlings
1001 Registered Ponies – Mares
1002 Registered Ponies – Geldings
1003 Registered Ponies – Stallions
Registered Ponies – Overall Champion &
Reserve (1004) (qualifier for Best of Show
– Overall Grand Champion)
1005 Unregistered Ponies – Foals & Yearlings
1006Unregistered Ponies – Mares
1007 Unregistered Ponies – Geldings
Unregistered Ponies – Overall Champion
& Reserve (1008) (qualifier for Best of Show
1009Other Registered Breeds – Foals & Yearlings
1010 Other Registered Breeds – Mares
1011 Other Registered Breeds – Geldings
1012 Other Registered Breeds – Stallions
Other Registered Breeds – Overall
Champion & Reserve (1013) (qualifier for
Best of Show – Overall Grand Champion)
1014 Unregistered Horses – Foals and Yearlings
1015 Unregistered Horses – Mares
1016 Unregistered Horses – Geldings
Unregistered Horses – Overall Champion
1018 Sportsblood/Warmblood – Foals & Yearlings
1019 Sportsblood/Warmblood – Mares
1020 Sportsblood/Warmblood – Geldings
1021 Sportsblood/Warmblood – Stallions
Sporthorse/Warmblood – Overall Champion
1023 Purebred Arabian – Foals & Yearlings
1024 Purebred Arabian – Mares
1025 Purebred Arabian – Geldings
1026 Purebred Arabian – Stallions
Purebred Arabians – Overall Champion &
1028 Most Classic Arabian– First place only. Open
to Pure bred Arabians only.
1029 Part–Bred Arabian – Foals & Yearlings
1030 Part–Bred Arabian – Mares
1031 Part–Bred Arabian – Geldings
1032 Part–Bred Arabian – Stallions
Part–Bred Arabian – Overall Champion &
Thursday 1:30 pm: SPECIALTY HALTER
Judge: James Simpson, Suzzanne Wallace
Location: Main Ring
Entry Fee: see class below
Payout: see class below
BVX Best of Show
Overall Grand Champion (1034) BVX Breed
Overall Champion & Reserves qualify for this class
Payout: 1st place only
p. 48
Light Horse Show: Order of Show, August 26, August 27
BVX Best Yearling (1035) see rules for qualifying
rules.
Entry fee and payout: same as stake
Thursday: SHOWMANSHIP
Time: following Specialty Halter
Location: Main Ring
Prizes: Ribbons to 6th
2061 APHA Showmanship – Amateur
2062ApHCC Showmanship – Amateur
2063AQHA Showmanship – Youth – All Ages
2064AQHA Showmanship – Amateur
1036 Showmanship – Junior
1037 Showmanship – Senior
Thursday: IN-HAND TRAIL
Time: following Showmanship
Location: Hunter/Jumper Ring
Prizes: Payouts to 3rd place, ribbons to 6th except
for stake
2065APHA in Hand Trail
2066ApHCC in Hand Trail
1038 In Hand Trail – All Breeds
1039 In Hand Trail – Stake (entry fee $25)
Thursday: SHOWMANSHIP
Time: following in Hand Trail
Judge: Lita Hottel
Location: Main Ring
Prizes: Ribbons to 6th
2061 APHA Showmanship – Amateur
2062ApHCC Showmanship – Amateur
2063AQHA Showmanship – Youth – All Ages
2064AQHA Showmanship – Amateur
1036 Showmanship – Junior
1037 Showmanship – Senior
Thursday: TRAINER OF THE NORTH
Time: 3 pm to 6 pm
Judges: Ben Gumm, Frances Teer, Larry Wierenga, alternate TBA.
Location: Indoor Arena
Thursday: LIBERTY
Time: 7 pm
Judge: TBA
1040All breed youth Liberty
1041 All Breed SR Liberty
1042 All Breed Liberty Stake class $75 added money
FRIDAY,
AUGUST 26, 2016
Friday: Dressage Day 2
Time: 8:00 am // Judge: Suzzanne Wallace
1110Pony Dressage – TOC
1111Pony Dressage – TOC
1112Pony Dressage – Freestyle
1113Second Level – Test 2
1114Second Level – Test 3
1115Second Level – Freestyle
1116Third Level – Test 1
1117Third Level – Test 3
1118Third Level – Freestyle
1119Fourth Level – Test 1
1120Fourth Level – Test 3
1121Fourth Level – Freestyle
1122FEI Level – TOC
1123FEI Level – TOC
1124FEI Level – Freestyle
Western Dressage
Time: to follow FEI Freestyle Dressage
Judge: Suzzanne Wallace
Prizes: Payouts to 3rd place, ribbons to 6th unless
otherwise stated.
1125 Western Dressage Walk/Jog test 1
1126 Western Dressage Walk/Jog test 3
1127 Western Dressage Training Test 1
1128 Western Dressage Training Test 3
1129 Western Dressage TOC
1130 Western Dressage TOC
1131 Western Dressage Freestyle Exhibition Class
Friday: BVX ENGLISH
Time: 1:30 pm // Judge: Suzzanne Wallace
Location: Hunter Ring
for equitation and stake
1300English Pleasure - Walk/Trot
1301English Pleasure - Junior Horse
1302English Pleasure - Youth (BCHQ)
1303English Pleasure - Senior (BCHQ)
1304English Pleasure - Stake (entry fee $25)
1305Road Hack - 15.2 hh and under – Open
(BCHQ)
1306Road Hack - over 15.2 hh – Open (BCHQ)
1307Road Hack - Stake (entry fee $25)
1308Hunt Seat Equitation – Junior (BCHQ)
(ribbons only)
1309Hunt seat Equitation – Senior (BCHQ)
(ribbons only)
1310Show Hack - 15.2 hh & under (BCHQ)
1311Show Hack - over 15.2 hh (BCHQ)
1312Show Hack - Stake Entry fee $25
1313Hunter under Saddle – Open (BCHQ)
1314Pure/Partbred Arabian - Hunter under
Saddle – Open
Friday: TRAINER OF THE NORTH
Time: 9 am – 12 pm, 3 pm – 6 pm
Judges: Ben Gumm, Frances Teer, Larry Wierenga,
alternate TBA
Friday: APHA, AQHA, ApHCC Hunter under
Saddle
Time: 8:00 am // Judge: James Simpson
Location: Main Ring
2067 APHA Hunter under Saddle – All Ages
2068 APHA Hunter under Saddle – Youth
2069 APHA SPB Hunter under Saddle – All Ages
2070 ApHCC Hunter under Saddle – All Ages
2071 ApHCC Hunter under Saddle – Youth
2072 AQHA Hunter under Saddle – All Ages
2073 AQHA Hunter under Saddle – Youth – All Ages
2074AQHA Hunter under Saddle – Amateur
Friday: BVX Western
Time: following Hunter under saddle classes
Location: Main Ring
2291APHA Western Pleasure – All Ages
2292APHA Western Pleasure – Amateur
2293APHA Western Pleasure – Youth
2294APHA SPB – Western Pleasure – All Ages
2295ApHCC Western Pleasure – All Ages
2296ApHCC Western Pleasure – Amateur
2297ApHCC Western Pleasure – Youth
2298AQHA Western Pleasure – All Ages
2299AQHA Western Pleasure – Amateur
2300AQHA Western Pleasure – Youth – All Ages
1215Western Horsemanship – Youth (BCHQ)
1216Western Horsemanship – Senior (BCHQ)
1217Western Pleasure – Walk/Jog
1218Western Pleasure – Junior Horse
1219Western Pleasure – Youth (BCHQ)
1220Western Pleasure – Senior (BCHQ)
1221Western Pleasure – Pure & Partbred Arabian
(BCHQ)
1222Western Pleasure – Stake (entry fee $25)
2301 APHA Ranch Pleasure–All Ages No cross
entry with western pleasure
2302 APHA Ranch Pleasure– Amateur No cross
2303 APHA Ranch Pleasure –Youth No cross entry
with western pleasure
2304 APHA Ranch Pleasure SPB– All Ages No
cross entry with western pleasure
2305AQHA Ranch Pleasure – All Ages No cross
2306AQHA Ranch Pleasure – Amateur no cross
2307AQHA Ranch Pleasure – Youth – All Ages
No cross entry with western pleasure
1223 Ranch Pleasure Open– All ages No cross
1224 Ranch Pleasure Open– youth all ages No
cross entry with western pleasure
SATURDAY,
AUGUST 27, 2016
Saturday: APHA, AQHA ApHCC Trail
Time: 8 am // Judge: James Simpson
Location: Main Ring
2274 ApHCC Trail – All Ages
2275 ApHCC Trail – Youth
2276 ApHCC Trail – Amateur
2277 APHA Trail – All Ages
2278 APHA Trail – Youth
2279 APHA Trail – Amateur
2280APHA – SPB Trail – All Ages
2281 AQHA – Trail – All Ages
2282 AQHA – Trail – Youth – All Ages
2283AQHA – Trail – Amateur
Saturday: BVX TRAIL
Time: following breed trail
Location: Main Ring
Entry fee: see rules
1200 First Year Trail Horse
1201 Junior Trail Horse
1202Trail/Bridlepath – Youth (BCHQ)
1203Trail/Bridlepath – Senior (BCHQ)
1204Open Trail Stake Class (entry fee $25)
1205 BVX Bridle Less Trail – Open
Saturday: SPECIALTY RIDING
Time: 2 pm // Judge: James Simpson
Location: Main Ring
Prizes: Payouts to 3rd place, ribbons to 6th unless
otherwise stated
1800 Novelty Costume Class
1801 Pairs
1802 Tiny Tots Equitation 6 & Under
1803 Western/English Pony Pleasure
Light Horse Show: Order of Show, August 28
1804 2-Way Combination
1805 First Yr Rider Keyhole
1806 First Year Rider Barrels
Saturday: DRIVING
Time: 8:30 am // Judge: Carolyn Dobbs
Location: Driving Ring
for stake
1400 Driving Turn Out
1401 Pleasure Driving Dressage Training Level 2
1402 Pleasure Driving Dressage Training Prelim 2
1403 Pleasure Driving Working – 1st Year Driver
1404 Pleasure Driving Working – Open (BCHQ)
1405 Pleasure Driving Cones – Open
1406 Pleasure Driving Cones Stake
1407 PD Obstacle Open
1408 PD Barrel – Open
1409 PD Reinmanship 1st year
1410 PD Reinmanship Open
1411 PD Reinmanship Stake
1412 Arena CDE Stake
DRIVING HIGHPOINT – to be awarded at
completion of Driving events.
Saturday: TRAINER OF THE NORTH
– GRAND FINALE
Time: 9 am – 12 pm, Grand finale at 7:30 pm
Judge: Ben Gumm, Frances Teer, Larry Wierenga,
alternate TBA
NEW BVX Wild Trail Challenge
Time: 3:30 Judge: Carolyn Dobbs, James Simpson
Entry Fee: See Rules
1900 BVX Buckin Crazies Wild Trail Challenge
– Open – All Ages- Prizes only
1901 BVX Wild Trail Challenge–Open–JR
1902 BVX Wild Trail Challenge–Open–SR All Ages
Saturday: HUNTER
Time: 9 am // Judge: Suzzanne Wallace
Location: Hunter Ring
1500Div 1: Cross Rail 18”: Welcome Hunter
1501 Div 1: Cross Rail 18” – Hunter Equitation
1502 Div. 1: Cross Rail, 18” – Working Hunter
1503 Div 2: 2’0” – Welcome Hunter (BCHQ)
1504Div. 2: 2’0” – Hunter Equitation (BCHQ)
1505 Div. 2: 2’0” – Working Hunter (BCHQ)
1506Div. 3: 2’3” – Welcome Hunter (BCHQ)
1507 Div. 3: 2’3” – Hunter Equitation (BCHQ)
1508Div. 3: 2’3” – Working Hunter (BCHQ)
1509Div. 4: 2’6” – Welcome Hunter (BCHQ)
1512 Div. 5:2’9” – Welcome Hunter (BCHQ)
1515 Div. 6: 3’0” – Welcome Hunter (BCHQ)
1518 Team of Two Hunters – No Entry Fee< No
Prize Money
SUNDAY,
AUGUST 28, 2016
Sunday: BVX REINING
Location: Main Ring
for youth, non pro and stake
1206BVX – Beginner Reining, JR Horse – Pattern TBA
1207 BVX Open Senior Reining
1208BC Heritage Pattern B Youth- (BCHQ,)
1209 BC Heritage Beginner Reining Pattern B Non
Pro (BCHQ)
1210 BC Heritage Beginner Reining Pattern B
Open (BCHQ)
1211 Open Reining – Stake Pattern TBA (entry fee $25)
1212 Never Won A Buckle – Pattern TBA
1213 BVX – Freestyle – Beginner
1214 BVX – Freestyle – Open, no cross entry with
class 1213
Sunday: APHA, AQHA ApHCC REINING
Time: to follow BVX Reining // Judge: Lita Hottel
2284APHA Reining – All Ages
2285APHA Reining – Youth
2286APHA SPB Reining – All Ages
2287 ApHCC Reining – All Ages
2288ApHCC – Reining – Youth
2289AQHA – Reining – All Ages
2290AQHA – Reining – Youth – All Ages
Sunday: GYMKHANA
Location: Main Ring
for stake
1700 Polebending – Youth (BCHQ)
1701 Polebending – Senior (BCHQ)
1702 Flag – Youth
1703 Flag – Senior
1704 Barrels – Youth (BCHQ)
1705 Barrels – Senior (BCHQ)
1706 Pairs Barrels – Open (both competitors pay entry)
1707 Scurry – Youth
1708 Scurry – Senior
1709 Scud a Hoe – Stake - Open
1710 Keyhole – Youth (BCHQ)
1711 Keyhole – Senior (BCHQ)
1712 Trotting Race – Open
1713 Ride a Fiver ($5 cash at gate)
Sunday: JUMPER
Time: 9:30 am // Judge: Carolyn Dobbs
Location: Jumper Ring
1600 Div.9: 2’0- Welcome Jumper (BCHQ)
1601 Div. 9: 2’0” – Open Jumper (BCHQ)
1602 Div. 9: 2’0 – BVX Match the Clock
LIGHT
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SPONSORS
SILVER
SPONSOR
• Aqua North
Plumbing
• Dohler Trucking
DIAMOND
• Glen Dale Agra
SPONSOR
Services Ltd.
• Smithers Feed
• Hart Arabians
Store
• Northern Saddle
PLATINUM
Club
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• Vandergaag &
• Trails North
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Powersports
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• Babine Animal
• Cam Armstrong
Hospital
Electric
• Bulkley Valley
• Biz Bastian
Water
• CityWest
p. 49
1603 Div. 9: 2’3 – Welcome Jumper (BCHQ)
1604 Div. 9: 2’3 - Open Jumper (BCHQ)
1605 Div. 9: 2’3 – BVX Match the Clock
1606 Div. 9: 2’6” – Welcome Jumper (BCHQ)
1608 Div. 9: 2’6” – Power & Speed (BCHQ)
1611 Div. 10: 2’9” – Power & Speed (BCH)
1618 Div. 13; 3.6” – Welcome Jumper (BCHQ)
1619 Div. 13; 3.6” – Open Jumper (BCHQ)
1620 Div. 13; 3.6” – Power & Speed (BCHQ)
Specialty Jumper
1621 BVX 3’3” – Gamblers Choice, $50 added
prize money
1622 Lexy’s Plate – 3’3” Fastest clear round
Sunday: Awards
Time: 3:00 pm
Location: Main Ring
• The Northern Saddle Club Betty
Thibeault Jr English Highpoint
• SENIOR ENGLISH HIGHPOINT
• HUNTER HIGHPOINT
• JUMPER HIGHPOINT
• The Northern Saddle Club Junior
Western Highpoint
• SENIOR WESTERN HIGHPOINT
• JR GYMKHANA HIGHPOINT
• SR GYMKHANA HIGHPOINT
• LEXY KIRK MEMORIAL JR DRESSAGE
HIGHPOINT (may be awarded at completion of
dressage)
• LEXY KIRK MEMORIAL SR DRESSAGE
HIGHPOINT (may be awarded at completion of
dressage)
• APHA HIGHPOINT
• AQHA HIGHPOINT
• APHCC HIGHPOINT
• APHA SBP HIGHPOINT
• DRIVING HIGHPOINT (to be awarded at
completion of driving events)
• HCBC JUNIOR SPORTSMANSHIP
• SHERRY MOTZ MEMORIAL SR
SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY
• JERRY RIDENNOURE GYMKHANA
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
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• Midway Service
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• Holly Pottinger
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Valley
BRONZE
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Horse
• Patti Schwegler
• Steakhouse on
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• Telkwa
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• Timberline
Arabians
• TK Pintabians &
Arabians
• Roger & Denise
Trudel
• Larry Wierenga
p. 50
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• A.Aslin
Contracting Ltd
• All for Less
Warehouse
• All Season
Automotive Ltd
• All West Glass
• Allen Scrap and
Salvage
• Allen, Gene & Joy
• Alpine Wiring
Services
• Aspen Motor Inn
• Bell Bros
Contracting
• Bill Joiner
• Blue Fin Sushi Bar
• Boston Pizza
• Bruinties, Colin,
CGA
• Bulkley Valley
Water Services
Ltd.
• BV Home Centre
• Bulkley Valley
Insurance Services
Ltd.
• BV Printers Ltd
• C+ Stock
Contractors
• Canadian
Helicopters
• Canyon
Contracting
• Central Mountain
Air
• Charlie McClary:
ReMax BV
• Coast Mountain
GM
• Daryl Nadeau
• Driftwood
Diamond Drilling
• Empty Acres
Enterprises
• Evergreen
Industrial Supplies
• Four L Farm
• Frontier Chrysler
Ltd
• Full Moon
Taxidermy
• Glacier Electric
(2006) Ltd
• Harmer & Sons
Excavating Ltd
• Harry Houlden
• Hausi Contracting
• Health Kinections
• Hilltop Inn
• Hoskins Ford Sales
Ltd
• Huber Farm
Equipment
• Hubert Holdings
• Inshalla Cattle Co.
• Investors Group:
Carl Eddy
• J. R. Overhead
Doors
• Jadies Contracting
• Jim Peterson
Contracting
• Lakes District
Maintenance
• Lychak Bros
Trucking
• Milne, Collin and
Jan
• MWM Welding
• North Country
Rentals
• Northern Metals
& Fabricating
• Northline
Collision
• NW Guides and
Outfitters Assoc.
• Panago Pizza
• Photographic
Options
• PL and L
Contractors Ltd
• Randy’s Image
Design
• Ron Lapadat:
ReMax BV
• Safeway
• Sausage Factory
• Shooting Star
Amusements
• Smithers Feed
Store
• Smithers Home
Hardware
• Smithers Lumber
Yard
• Smokescreen
Graphics
• Stelcon Industrial
Services Ltd
• Storey’s
Photography
• Storey’s Ranch Ltd
• Sweet Dreams
Esthetics
• Tabert
Construction
• Tatlow Tire
• Travis Houlden
Contracting
• Twin Valley Inn
• Two River
Holdings
• Tylers Towing
• Ultra Trucking &
Excavating
• Westbound
Holdings
• Wayside Service
Ltd
• Woodmere Cattle
Co.
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