DAVIESS COUNTY JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW

July 9, 10, 11, 2009

Invitational 4-H & FFA Livestock Show

(Open to all Missouri Counties)

Daviess County Only FFA & 4-H Show

(Points will be earned in conjunction with the Invitational Show)

 

 

Daviess County Junior Livestock Show Schedule

 

 

 

    THURSDAY, JULY 9. 2009

 

 

BEEF SHOW      

        

 

5:00 pm Beef in Place, Dockery Park

6:00 pm Pee Wee Show followed by Bucket Calf Show, Dockery Park

Beef Show to follow, Dockery Park

 

 

 

FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2009

 

 

SHEEP SHOW

 

 

8:00 am Sheep in Place, Dockery Park

8:30 am Lead Line Show, Dockery Park

 Sheep Show following Lead Line Show, Dockery Park

10:00 am Sheep Pee Wee Show, Dockery Park

 

 

GOAT SHOW

 

 

12 Noon: Goats in place, Dockery Park

Show will begin immediately following sheep show

Goat Pee Wee Show

 

 

  HORSE SHOW

 

 

8:00 am Horses in Place, Saddle Club Arena

8:30 am Horse Show

 (Including Saddle Classes)

 

 

JUINOR RODEO

 

 

3:00 pm Junior Rodeo (Timed Events)

7:00 pm Junior Rodeo (All other events)

     Sponsored by: Gallatin Men's Club

         

 

 

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2009

 

 

 RABBIT SHOW

 

 

9:00 am Rabbits, Poultry & Water Fowl Show

 

 

                  Swine Show 

 

3:00 pm Swine in Place, Dockery Park

 4:00 pm Swine Show, Dockery Park

5:00 pm BBQ

5:30 pm Swine Pee Wee Show

 

 

 

MONDAY, JULY 13, 2009

 

Daviess County  Achievement Day Project Check-In- 6:00-8:00 pm

At the Daviess County Court House.

 

 

 

TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2009

Daviess County Project Check-In-8:30 am-4:30 pm

 

6:00 pm Daviess County Contest Day

 

Achievement Day Projects will be on Display at the Daviess County Courthouse until Friday July 17th

 

 

 

 

DAVIESS COUNTY JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW

 

For more information contact:

             Daviess County Extension                         660-663-3232

            Alicia Chrisman, President                        660-663-4354

            Dennis Brammer, Vice President              660-663-2463

                   Barb Youtsey, Secretary                             660-339-1136         

             Frank Dunnington, Treasurer                    660-663-2965

 

   

          Terry Jarboe                             General Superintendent

          Executive Committee               Assistant General Superintendent

          Bob Bird                                   Beef Superintendent

          Jason Ishmael                          Assistant Beef Superintendent

          Bob Harlow                             Goat Superintendent

                                                           Assistant Goat Superintendent

         Barb Youtsey                            Sheep Superintendent

         Wes Strange                             Assistant Sheep Superintendent

 Lori McLaughlin                     Horse Superintendent

                                                          Assistant Horse Superintendent

         Ted Keck                                  Rabbit & Poultry Superintendent

       Tanya Keck                              Assistant Rabbit & Poultry Superintendent

      Dennis Croy                             Swine Superintendent

      Clint Bird                                  Assistant Swine Superintendent

      Erin Croy                                  Assistant Swine Superintendent

Stan Ray                                     Assistant Swine Superintendent

Alicia Chrisman                        Concessions

      Marica Bird                               Assistant Concessions

     Chuck Weldon                          Junior Rodeo

    Mary Jarboe                              Scholarship Superintendent

 

    

DAVIESS COUNTY INVITATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW

BEEF-SHEEP-SWINE-HORSES

GOATS-RABBITS-POULTRY-WATERFOWL

 

GENERAL

1.  BEDDING WILL BE PROVIDED, NO ADDITIONAL BEDDING ALLOWED.

2.  Exhibitors must be 4-H or FFA members enrolled in respective livestock projects and in good standings from any Missouri County.

3.  Animals must be bonafide property of the exhibitor and be part of his/her 4-H project or FFA supervised farming operation according to state rules of each organizations.

4.  4-H/FFA Member Partnership-4-H member whom own breeding livestock partnership may have them registered jointly and each member may show the same number of head as if the animals were individually owned.  Partnership is defined ownership by two or more 4-H members from the same family.  Entry Sheets must identify which animals are to be shown by each exhibitor.

5.  Exhibitors are limited to two entries in individual classes.

6.  No animal shall be shown in both breeding and market classes.

7.  Showing assistance-All entries must be shown by the individual 4-H or FFA owner unassisted.  Superintendent may make exceptions to this rule by allowing another 4-H/FFA member to show an animal in case of illness or physical handicap or if two animals are permitted in the same class.

8.  HEALTH AND REGISTRATION PAPERS MUST ACCOMPANY ALL SPECIES OF ANIMALS.  There will be a check of animals and sent home if not current health papers or no health papers.  Will follow current Missouri Department of Agriculture Veterinary Rules.  Refer to the Missouri State Fair Livestock Entry. On the web site http://www.mostatefair.com.

9.  The breed eligibility of an animal for a class shall be determined by guides set forth by the respective breed association and interpreted by the Fair Board.

10.  Male breeding stock except horses must be registered and papers shown when entering Stock.  Boars must be raised by the exhibitor.

11.  Exhibitors can show NO bull, boars or rams in showmanship classes.

12.  Uncontrollable animals or animal which the exhibitor cannot handle alone may be disqualified by the Superintendent and required to leave the ring and/or barn.

13.  In breeding animal classes, there will be breed champions only.

14.  Only blue ribbon animals will be eligible to show for Champion, Grand Champion and Reserve Champion.

15.  Point values earned by the following classes of animals:

       Horses at Halter & Beef:  Blue 6 points, Red 4 points & White 2 points.

       Swine & Sheep:  Blue 3 points, Red 2 points & White 1 point:

       Goats, Rabbits & Poultry:  Blue 2 points, Red 1 point , NO WHITE  

16.  Junior & Senior Showmanship will be determined by age of youth on the date of the show.

17.  Only 4-H & FFA Exhibitor owners are eligible for Showmanship.

18.  No parents in the ring during showing.

19.  Exhibitors must have ring card available and on them for the class in the rings they are showing.

20.  If animals fall below 10 head in any species they will be put on probation and the Show Committee will review the species and decide if they will provide a show the following year.

21.  Herdsman ship awards will be given to most outstanding exhibitor in Beef, Sheep and Swine Based on:

        1)  Cleanliness, grooming and appearance of exhibits:

         2)  Handling of feed, equipment, etc., and keeping same out of the alleys;

         3)  Cooperation, courtesy, and sportsmanship in the exhibit area and show ring.  

22.  No unethical show practices shall be permitted as per Missouri State Fair Rules,     Including but not limited to:

         Pumping, artificial filling, artificial hair, ice shock, injections, etc.

23.  A $250.00 Scholarship will be awarded to a deserving youth and paid when proof of post secondary enrollment has been provided.  Due by April 1, 2010 to Mary Jarboe.

24.  The Show Committee will make final ruling on interpretation of all rules.  Their Decision is FINAL.  

  

DAVIESS COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOW

(COUNTY ONLY)

BEEF-SHEEP-SWINE-HORSE

SHOW RULES & REGULATIONS

 

 

1.  Open to all 4-H & FFA members living in Daviess County and enrolled in respective Livestock project or belonging to 4-H Clubs or FFA Chapters.

2.  DAVIESS COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOWS will be shown in conjunction with THE DAVIESS COUNTY INVITATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW.

3.  Same rules, regulations and classes will be used for County Show as used in Invitational Livestock Show.

4.  Daviess County Show exhibitors need to make sure they indicate on the Ring Card that their enrollment county is Daviess County.

5.  County Show Champion will receive ribbons.

6.  Participants in the Pee Wee shows will be awarded Gold Dollars sponsored by the Jim Doak Family and the Frank Dunnington Family.

 

 

 

 

BEEF SHOW

Thursday, July 9, 2009

5:00 pm Beef in Place

6:00 pm Pee Wee Show followed by Bucket Calf Show,

Beef Show to follow

 

 

1.  Entries in the beef steer classes must have been dropped after January 1, 2008.

2.  Steers will be shown by weight.

3.  HOME BRED & OWNED STEER CLASS: Calf must be out of a cow you owned at the time she was bred and calved on exhibitor's farm.  These will show with all other steers.  Highest place in the class will show for Grand Champion Bred & Owned.

4.  4-H & FFA members can show bulls in all bull classes.  All bulls must be broken to and USE a nose lead and must be double tied.

5.  All beef cattle will be charged a $3.00 per head stall rent and collected when you sign up.

 All cattle need to be double tied.

7.  Bucket Calf Class 230, see Bucket Calf Rules

BEEF CLASSES:

 

BUCKET CALF

Beef Type-6:00 pm

Thursday July 9, 2009

Bucket Calf Rules:  Class #230

 

1.  Exhibitors must be enrolled n appropriate project in 4-H this is Project # 135.

2.  Calf must be born between January 1, 2009-June 1, 2009.

3.  Calf must be owned and hand fed by exhibitors since 2 weeks of age.

4.  Calf must be owned and hand fed by exhibitors since 2 weeks of age.

5.  Calf may be any breed: Heifer, Steer or Bull.

6.  Calf is not eligible to be shown in other Beef classes.

7.  Calf should be broke to lead and shown by proper methods according to Beef Breed.

8.  Classes will be broken by exhibitor's age if necessary.

9.  Criteria for Judging:

        25% Showmanship

        25% Condition, Health and Grooming of Calf

        20% Quality of calf (structural soundness, etc.)

        30% Records & Knowledge (Judge will talk to exhibitor)

Suggested for youth 8-12 years of age.  Those who have had their 13th birthday by January 1, 2006 would be ineglible.

Example:          (A)    Breed:

                          (B)    Age:

                          (C)    Feeding practices:

                          (D)    Growth Records (Measurements of height, chest circumference and /or weight);

                          (E)    Medical Records vaccinations, wormings, etc)

10.  All Bucket Calf Cattle will be charged $3.00/Head stall rent.

11.  Do Not Need registration papers but do need health certificates.

12.  Calves will be shown in conjunction with the Beef Show.

13.  Calves may be shown only in one division.

 

 

 

Sheep Show

Friday, July 10, 2009

8:00 am Sheep in Place

8:30 am Lead Line

Sheep Show following Lead Line

10:00 am Pee Wee Show

Sheep Rules:

1.  Abuse of Animals: Should any Physical abuse be observed toward an animal either in the barn or in the show ring, Superintendent has the authority to eliminate show animals and exhibitor from the show.

2.  Market Lamb-(Ewe Lamb or Wether)

3.  All Market Lambs will be slick sheared.

4.  Sheep must be shown with all (4) four feet on the ground.  NO ice or ice water may be used externally or internally as a fitting practice for 4-H/FFA Market Lambs.

5.  No Exhibitor may show the same animal in Both Breeding and Market Classes.

6.  All Sheep will be charged $2.00/Head pen rent.

7.  No Rams in Showmanship.

SHEEP CLASSES:

600-Ram, 1 Year & Under 2 Years

601-Senior Ram Lamb (September 1 to December 31, 2008)

602-Junior Ram Lamb (January 1, 2009 & after)

603-GRAND CHAMPION RAM (OVER ALL BREEDS)

604-RESERVE CHAMPION RAM (OVER ALL BREEDS)

620-Ewe, 1 Year & Under 2 Years

621-Senior Ewe Lamb (September 1 to December 2, 2008)

622-Junior Ewe Lamb (January 1, 2009 & After)

623-GRAND CHAMPION EWE (OVER ALL BREEDS)

624-RESERVE CHAMPION EWE (OVER ALL BREEDS)

630-Market Lamb

631-GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

632-RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

650-SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP JUNIOR CHAMPION (14 & OVER)

651-SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP SENIOR CHAMPION (13 & OVER)

652-HERDMANSHIP AWARD based on:

    1) Cleanliness, grooming, and appearance of exhibit

    2) Handling of feed, equipment, etc., and keeping same out of the alley

    3) Cooperation, courtesy, and sportsmanship in the exhibit area and show ring.

 

 

 

 

Goat Show

Friday, July 10, 2009

Goat Registration begins at 12 Noon

Goat Show starts Immediately following Sheep Show

Pee Wee Show

Goat Rules:

   1)  All Goats will be charged $1 each pen rent.

 

501-Goat Showmanship-Senior Champion (14 & over)

502-Goat Showmanship-Junior Champion (13 & under)

Dairy Goat Classes:

 

 

511—Doe, 0-under 3 months

 

        512—Doe, 4-under 6 months

 

        512a-Doe, 7-under 12 months

 

        512b-Doe Under 2 years, in milk

 

        513—Doe,  2-4 years , in milk

 

        514—Doe, 5 plus, in milk

 

514a- Dry Doe

 

Pygmy Goat Classes:

521-Doe Class, 0-under 6 months, kid

522-Doe Class, 6-under 12 months, kid

523-Doe Class, 12 month & over, kid

524-Buck Class, all ages

Meat Goat Classes:

531-Doe Class, 0-under 3 months

532-Doe Class, 3-under 6 months

533-Doe Class, 6-under 12 months

534-Doe Class-12-under 24 months

535-Doe Class-24 months & over

563-GRAND CHAMPION DOE

564-RESERVE CHAMPION DOE

536-Buck Class, 0-under 3 months

537-Buck Class, 3-under 6 months

538-Buck Class-6-under 12 months

539-Buck Class, 12-24 months; NO OLDER

551-GRAND CHAMPION BUICK

552-RESERVE CHAMPION BUCK

540-Wether Class, under 1 year, Divided by weight

575-GRAND CHAMPION WETHER

576-RESERVE CHAMPION WETHER

587-Herdsmanship Award based on:

        1) Cleanliness, grooming and appearance of exhibit

        2)  Handling of feed, equipment etc. and keeping same out of alleys.

        3)  Cooperation. courtesy, and sportsmanship in the exhibit area and show ring.

        4)  Superintendent will make selection.

 

 

 

 

Horse Show

Friday, July 10, 2009

8:00 AM Horses in Place

8:30 AM Horse Show

Halter Classes:

Halter Rules:

    1. No Studs allowed

    2. All Halter Horses will be charged $3.00 per class.

301-Pony 54" & under

302-Foal up to 1 yr old, 13 & under showman

303-Foal up to 1 yr old, 14 & over showman

304-Quarter Type Mare, 13 & under showman

305-Quarter Type Mare, 14 & over showman

306-Mare & Foal (may have been in either mare or foal class) 13 & under showman

307-Mare & Foal (may have been in either mare or foal class) 14 & over showman

308-Quarter Type Gelding, 13 & under showman

309-Quarter Type Gelding, 14 & under showman

310-Champion Mare

311-Champion Gelding

312-Horse Showmanship-Junior (14 & over)

313-Horse Showmanship-Senior (13 & under)

 

 

 

Western Riding Classes:

Western Rules:

    1)  Western Riding Classes will be charged an entry fee of $10.00 per class.

    2)  Pay Back for First three class places at 50%, 30%& 20%

314-Western Horsemanship 13 & under (56" and under)-(Pattern day of show)

315-Western Horsemanship 13 & under (Horse over 56")-(Pattern day of show)

316-Western Horsemanship 14 & over--(Pattern day of show)

317-Western Pleasure-13 & under

318-Western Pleasure-14 & over

319-Costume Class

320-Best Horse Over-All

 

 

 

 

 

JOE FROMAN MEMORIAL JUNIOR RODEO

DOCKERY PARK

SADDLE CLUB GROUNDS

SPONSORED BY GALLATIN MEN'S CLUB

Contact Person Chuck Weldon

JULY 10, 2009

TIMED EVENTS BEGIN AT 3:00PM

ALL OTHER EVENTS AT 7:00 PM

ADMISSION $5.00 (PARTICIPANTS FREE)

ENTRY FEE $5.00 PER EVENT

60% PAYBACK

ALL AROUND BUCKLES FOR BOY & GIRL IN EACH AGE DIVISION

AGE DIVISIONS-8 YEARS & UNDER

9 YEARS TO 13 YEARS

14 YEARS TO 18 YEARS

1)  Pole Bending

2)  Through the Barrel

3)  Flag Race

4)  Barrels

5)  Calf Roping (9 to 13, & 14 to 18 ONLY)

6)  Mutton Busting-(8 & Under Only, 55# Weight Limit)

7)  Ribbon Roping (Girl Runner)

8)  Goat Tying-(8 & Under, 9 to 13 Girls or Boys, 14 to 18 Girls Only)

9)  Breakaway Roping-(8 & Under use Dummy)

10)  9 to 13 Steer Riding

11)  Team Roping

12)  14 to 18 Steer Riding

 

 

 

 

 

RABBIT SHOW

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2009

9:00 AM

 

Rabbit Rules:

    1)  All Rabbits will be charged $1.00 per head.

    2)  Pedigree Show to be judged by ARBA Standards

    *****This is strictly a SHOW.  Please refer any questions about showing at the State Fair to the 2007 Premium Book.

Participants must Furnish Their Own Cages or Carriers

 

PET SHOW:

401-Best Fur

402-Best Markings

403-Best Attitude

404-Best Dressed

405-BEST PET QUALITY RABBIT

PEDIGREE SHOW:

406-Best of Breed

407-Best 4 Class

408-Best 6 Class

409-GRAND CHAMPION RABBIT

410-RESERVE CHAMPION RABBIT

411-RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP-(14 & Over)

412-RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP-(13 & Under)

 

 

 

 

 

POULTRY/WATERFOWL SHOW

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2009

9:00 AM

Poultry Rules:

    1)  Poultry will be charged $1.00 each.

    2)  Poultry judged according to APA Standards

    ***This is strictly a SHOW. Please refer any questions about showing at the State Fair to the 2009 Premium Book.

                                        Participants must furnish their own cages or carriers:

POULTRY/WATERFOWL CLASSES:

700-Bantam

701-Chicken

702-Waterfowl

703-Turkey

704-Production (Meat & Egg Layers)

705-BEST OF CLASS

706-GRAND CHAMPION POULTRY/WATERFOWL

707-RESERVE CHAMPION POULTRY/WATERFOWL

708-SHOWMANSHIP (14 & Over)

709-SHOWMANSHIP (13 & Under)

 

 

 

 

 

SWINE SHOW

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2009

3:00 PM Swine in Place

4:00 PM Swine Show

5:30 PM PEE WEE Show

 

SWINE RULES:

    1)  All litters must be earmarked and birth dates given when entered.

    2)  All Hogs will be charged $2.00/Head pen rent.

    3)  NO boars in Showmanship.

    4)  Boars must be raised by the exhibitor.

SWINE CLASSES:

100-Boar (December 1, 2008-December 31, 2008)

101-Boar (January 1, 2009-January 31, 2009)

102-Boar (February 1, 2009-February 28, 2009)

103-Boar (March 1, 2009 and After)

104-GRAND CHAMPION BOAR

105-RESERVE CHAMPION BOAR

110-Gilt (December 1, 2008 to December 31, 2008)

111-Gilt (January 1, 2009 to January 31, 2009)

112-Gilt (February 1, 2009-February 28, 2009)

113-Gilt (March 1, 2009 and After)

113a-Crossbred Gilt (shown by weight only)

114-Grand Champion Gilt

115-Reserve Champion Gilt

120-Market Barrow (Barrow only & may be Crossbred) Limit to 2 per class-6 total may be entered.

121-Grand Champion Market Barrow

122-Reserve Champion Market Barrow

150-Swine Showmanship-Senior (14 & Over)

151-Swine Showmanship-Junior (13 & Under)

152-Herdsmanship Award based on:

    1)  Cleanliness, grooming, and appearance of exhibits

    2)  Handling of feed, equipment, etc, and keeping the same out of the alleys

    3)  Cooperation, courtesy, and sportsmanship in the exhibit area and show ring.

 

 


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