PROUDLY SERVING COSHOCTON COUNTY!

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1 79 DEPARTMENT E GOATS MOLLEE ANDERSON - Superintendent EVAN EHMAN - Assistant ELIZABETH WAGNER & ANALEA DAVIS - Advisors 1. All goats are to be dehorned (except Angoras, Pygmies and Meat Does). 2. Does need not be registered but should be of a recognized goat breed. 3. Meat does will show by age classes with all meat breeds combined. Dairy does will show by age classes with all dairy breeds combined. 4. Exhibitor may enter only five goats. 5. Each exhibitor may show a maximum of one market wether goat. 6. There will be supervised milk-out for all production does (except dry does) 5-6 p.m. Friday at the dairy goat barn. Any exhibitor missing the specified milk-out must still milk out the doe(s) sometime prior to the show in the presence of the official milk-out inspector to be eligible to enter the production doe class(es). 7. All goat exhibitors are to wear black pants and white top, except for dairy goat exhibitors who should wear all white. 8. First-place exhibitor in the Dairy Production class will be in the sale ring with his/her goat during the selling of the Supreme Goat Product. 9. It is permissible to use a short lead strap when exhibiting Pygmy goats. The lead strap should only be long enough to allow the exhibitor to stand up straight. 10. Leather collar, nylon collar, or standard choker collar are the only types of collars allowed for showing goats. 11. Pygmy Wether and Angora Wether goat exhibitors may choose to sell the wether in the Junior Fair Auction or choose to receive money from the Supreme Goat Products. If the Angora Wether is sold in the auction, the wether is to be shorn. 12. All wether goats must be castrated by banding or surgically cutting, not clamping. 13. All market wether goats enter in the same class broken by weight if necessary. Minimum weight requirement is 45 pounds. Underweight wether goats will not be eligible for Champion or Reserve Champion. 14. All entries in the Market Wether classes must be eartagged and weighed by weigh-in Saturday a.m. 15. Champion and Reserve Champion Market Wether must be sold in the Junior Fair Auction. 16. First and second place animals in Junior Pygmy Wether Goat, Senior Pygmy Wether Goat, and Adult Pygmy Wether Goat will compete for Champion and Reserve Champion Pygmy Wether. County Recorder Welcome to the 158th Coshocton County Fair! Good Luck Area 4-H & FFA Youth! See you under the Grandstands! Paid for by Dave Dilly County Recorder TR 171, Fresno, OH PROUDLY SERVING COSHOCTON COUNTY! SAND FILL DIRT CRUSHED GRAVEL TOP SOIL LIMESTONE WASHED GRAVEL FOR YOUR DRIVEWAY PLASTIC CULVERT PIPE ANY SIZE AVAILABLE FILTER SAND AND GRAVEL FOR SEPTIC SYSTEMS Walhonding Valley Sand & Gravel Co Fax: Delivery Available M-F 7:00-5:00, Sat. 7:00-12: SR 206, Walhonding, OH PFB_014_ PFB_89_063008

2 COSHOCTON COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM BOOK OBSTACLE CLASS For all youth under 8 years old with age as of January 1 of current year. Goats used in this class need to be Junior Fair entries. 17. Wethers born before January 1 of the current year are not eligible to sell. 18. All market Wether goats must be tagged on June 27, 10-10:30 a.m. All wether goats (Market Wether, angora Wether, Pygmy Wether or Dairy Wether) wishing to sell in the Junior Fair Auction must be tagged on June 27, 10-10:30 a.m. at the Junior Fair Arena. Each exhibitor may tag a maximum of 3 Market Wether Goats, 3 Angora Wethers, 3 Pygmy Wethers, or 3 Dairy Wethers. For tagging wether goats at the designated Market Wether Tag Day in June, all wethers must have no horns (except Pygmies and Angoras) and surgically cut or banded. Only wether goats meeting these criteria will be tagged. 19. All doe goats must be scrapie tagged. All wether goats 18 months and older must be scrapie tagged. SHOW ORDER FOR 2009 AS FOLLOWS: Fun Classes, Pack, Dairy, Angora, Meat & Pygmy BOOK 574 CLASS 1 - BEGINNER GOAT PACK CLASS Class available for goat s that have not been shown in pack classes before at the Coshocton County Junior Fair Goat Show. Goat must wear a pack and exhitibtors should wear proper attire for trail. Class counts as a goat entry. CLASS 2 - EXPERIENCED GOAT PACK CLASS Class for all goats that have been shown in a pack class before at the Coshocton County Junior Fair Goat Show. Goat must wear a pack and exhibitors should wear proper attire for trail. Goat and exhibitor will complete an obstacle course. Class counts as a goat entry. BOOK DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Exhibitors of Dairy goats are strongly encouraged to wear white outfits. CLASS 1 - SENIOR DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 2 - JUNIOR DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 3 - FIRST YEAR DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 4 - SUPREME DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Winners of Classes 1, 2, and 3 this year and the previous winners of Senior Dairy Goat Showmanship. PREVIOUS YEAR WINNERS SUPREME DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Malcolm Kettler 2007 Lindsey Good 2006 Lindsey Good 2008 Lindsey Good SENIOR DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2006 Lindsey Good 2007 Jeremiah Lillibridge 2008 Angel Billman JUNIOR DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Malcolm Kettler 2007 Angel Billman 2008 Julia Roberts BOOK DAIRY GOAT SHOW CLASS 1 - JUNIOR KID, DOE CLASS 2 - SENIOR KID, DOE Born Jan. 1 - March 31, current year CLASS 3 - JUNIOR & SENIOR YEARLING DRY DOE Never been freshened. Born before Jan. 1 current year, and under two years PFB_004_

3 81 BOOK ANGORA DOES CLASS 1 - ANGORA KID DOE Born after January 1, current year CLASS 2 - ANGORA ADULT DOE CHAMPION JUNIOR DAIRY DOE RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DAIRY DOE CLASS 4 - DAIRY PRODUCTION DOES Dairy production does should be in milk. There will be supervised milk-out for all production does (except dry does) 5-6 p.m. Friday at the dairy goat barn. Any exhibitor missing the specified milk-out must still milk out the doe(s) sometime prior to the show in the presence of the official milkout inspector to be eligible to enter the production doe class(es). First-place exhibitor in the Dairy Production class will be in the sale ring with his/her goat during the selling of the Supreme Goat Product. CHAMPION SENIOR DAIRY DOE RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR DAIRY DOE BEST DAIRY DOE OF SHOW CHAMPION ANGORA DOE RESERVE CHAMPION ANGORA DOE BEST ANGORA DOE OF SHOW BOOK ANGORA WETHERS All wether goats must be castrated by banding or surgically cutting, not clamping. If the Angora wether is sold in the auction, the wether is to be shorn. CLASS 1 - ANGORA KID WETHER Born after January 1 current year CLASS 2 - ANGORA ADULT WETHER Born before January 1 current year (Not eligible to sell in Junior Fair Auction.) CHAMPION ANGORA WETHER RESERVE CHAMPION ANGORA WETHER Farm Credit Services Has the Best Home and Farm Loans in the Country! BOOK ANGORA GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Exhibitors of Angora goats should wear dark pants and white tops. CLASS 1 - SENIOR ANGORA GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 2 - JUNIOR ANGORA GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 3 - FIRST YEAR ANGORA GOAT SHOWMANSHIP SENIOR ANGORA SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Morgan Carey 2007 Jeremiah Lillibridge 2006 Philip Lillibridge JUNIOR ANGORA SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Kyle Rinehart Kelly Miller Suzanne Shrimplin Call Us Today: PFB_50_063008

4 2009 COSHOCTON COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM BOOK 82 BOOK MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Exhibitors of Dairy goats are strongly encouraged to wear black pants and white top. CLASS 1 - SENIOR MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 2 - JUNIOR MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 3 - FIRST YEAR MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 4 - SUPREME MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Winners of Classes 1, 2, and 3 this year and the previous winners of Senior Meat Goat Showmanship. THIS FAIR SEASON, keep us in mind for unique Buyer Appreciation Gifts! SUPREME MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Nicole Hosfelt 2006 Nicole Hosfelt Candy Bouquet SENIOR MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Open 7 days a week PFB A Delicious Alternative to Flowers Located in Historic Roscoe Village PFB The Garden Gate Specialty Plants, Wind Chimes, Hats, Tools, Beautiful Statuary and Unique Garden Accessories Open 7 Days a Week April thru December 2005 Ethan Ridenbaugh 2006 Josh Saylor 2007 Nicole Hosfelt 2008 Devyn Albertson JUNIOR MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Josh Saylor 2006 Natalie Johnson 2007 Matthew Saylor 2008 Christopher Saylor BOOK 575- MARKET WETHER GOAT SHOW All market wether goats enter in the same class broken by weight if necessary. All wether goats must be castrated by banding or surgically cutting, not clamping. All entries in the Market Wether classes must be eartagged on June 27, 10 10:30 a.m. at the Open Class Sheep Barn. To be tagged in the wethers must have no horns (except Pygmies and Angoras) and surgically cut or banded. Only whethers meeting these criteria will be tagged. CLASS 1 - DAIRY, MEAT and MEAT CROSS WETHER Dairy, Boer, Spanish, Kiko, Tennessee Meat Goat, or Meat Crosses born after January 1 of current year. GRAND CHAMPION MARKET WETHER GOAT RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET WETHER GOAT enjoy the journey... Historic Roscoe Village 403 N. Whitewoman St., Coshocton, Ohio 2007 Nicole Hosfelt 2008 Nicole Hosfelt BOOK MEAT DOE GOATS All does of Boer, Spanish, Kiko, Tennessee, Meat Goat or Meat Crosses. CLASS 1 - MEAT JUNIOR KID DOE CLASS 2 - MEAT SENIOR KID DOE Born January 1 - March 31, current year CLASS 3 - MEAT ADULT DOE Born before January 1 of current year. CLASS 4 - MEAT ADULT DOE months as of the fair and has not kidded. CHAMPION MEAT DOE RESERVE CHAMPION MEAT DOE BEST MEAT DOE OF SHOW

5 BOOK PYGMY WETHER GOAT SHOW Pygmy Wether exhibitors may choose to sell the wether in the Junior Fair Auction, except Adult Pygmy Wethers. All Pygmy Wethers wishing to sell in the Junior Fair Auction must be eartagged on June 27, 10-10:30 a.m., at the Open Class Sheep Barn. To be tagged in all wether goats must have no horns (except Pygmies and Angoras) and surgically cut or banded. Only wether goats metting these criteria will be tagged. CLASS 1 - JUNIOR WETHER GOAT Born on or after April 1, current year CLASS 2 - SENIOR WETHER GOAT Born January 1 - March 31, current year CLASS 3 - ADULT PYGMY WETHER (Not eligible to sell in Junior Fair Auction.) CHAMPION PYGMY WETHER GOAT RESERVE CHAMPION PYGMY WETHER GOAT BOOK PYGMY GOAT SHOW Pygmy goat exhibitors are to wear black pants and white top.it is permissible to use a short lead strap when exhibiting Pygmy goats. The lead strap should only be long enough to allow the exhibitor to stand up straight. Leather collar, nylon collar, or standard choker collar are the only types of collars allowed for showing goats Amanda Yoder 2006 Kaila Jacobs SUPREME PYGMY GOAT 2007 Amanda Yoder 2008 Kaila Jacobs SENIOR PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Anthony Bible 2006 Courtney Crown 2007 Amanda Yoder 2008 Sara Daugherty INTERMEDIATE PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Amanda Yoder 2006 Kenzie Manns 2007 Travis Schlabach 2008 Kaila Jacobs JUNIOR PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP 2005 Jarrett Yoder 2006 Kaila Jacobs 2007 Kendall Meek 2008 Ceirra Brown 83 OLD TIMERS GOAT SHOWMANSHIP This class is open to anyone who is 19 years of age or older. Showman is required to be a 4-H or FFA parent, advisor, sponsor or involved in Coshocton County 4-H or FFA activities during the past year. Judging will be strictly on the showmanship of the individual and not on the animal. It is NOT required that the showman own the animal which they exhibit in this class. The class may be divided if necessary. CLASS 1 - PYGMY JUNIOR KID DOE CLASS 2 - PYGMY SENIOR KID DOE Born January 1- March 31, current year CHAMPION PYGMY JUNIOR DOE RESERVE CHAMPION PYGMY JUNIOR DOE CLASS 3 - PYGMY ADULT DOE CHAMPION PYGMY ADULT DOE RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT PYGMY DOE BEST PYGMY DOE OF SHOW BOOK PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP CLASS 1 - SENIOR PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Age 15 and over and winners of Intermediate CLASS 2 - INTERMEDIATE PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Age 13 and 14 inclusive and winners of Junior Showmanship CLASS 3 - JUNIOR PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Age 12 and under CLASS 4 - FIRST YEAR PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP experience. Not eligible for Classes 1, 2 or 3. CLASS 5 - SUPREME PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Winners of Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4 this year and the previous winners of Senior Pygmy Goat Showmanship.