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1 1licfimond's 103.J\.nnua[ BLACK&. WHITE DAYS Jforse Sfiow & 'Puffi ng Contest :May 19, 2018 A Richmond Lions Club Project

2 Richmond's One Hundred Third Annual BLACK AND WHITE DAYS National Spring Show A Richmond Lions Club Project The show will be held in the George B. Caine Pavilion, 50 South State Street, Richmond, Utah LIABILITY WAIVER Important! Read carefully before you participate in this show! The handling and showing of livestock involves risk of personal bodily injury and damage to property. The Richmond Black and White Committees and any other entities responsible for the running of this show, including their employees, agents or volunteers, will in no case be responsible for any loss, damage or injury done to or at the show, or injury to person or persons representing the exhibitor in any way at the show, EV5N IF SUCH INJURY OR DAMAGE 1 THE RESULT OF THE NEGl,IGENCE OF THE ABOVE PARTIES If anyone feels he/she cannot make this agreement not to sue or make claim against the above parties, THEY SHOULD NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE SHOW. Participation in the show will be interpreted as commitment and agreement by all participating persons to assume all rlsks of injury or damage and as waiver of all rights to sue or make claims against the above parties. By participating In this show, all participants also commit themselves and agree to be bound to indemnify any entity or person whom they sue or make claim against, that is, they agree to fully pay such parties or person for any monetary or other damages that those parties suffer as a result of suit being instituted or claim being made against them, including but not limited to the payment of all expenses, attorney's fees, court judgment or other money damages arising from such suit or claim.

3 Open Horse Show Saturday May 19, 2018 Judge: Lacey Christensen Judging will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. Horses are to be on the grounds and registered before judging for the class/classes entered begins. Before any horse may enter the ring, it must be properly entered on the registration forms provided at the registration booth. Breeds will be shown separately if numbers warrant. Six placings will be made in each class. Trophies and/or ribbons will be awarded. High point buckles will be awarded from points earned in underlined classes for under 18, and 19 and up. Classes will be judged in the order listed below. Entry fee: $5.00 per class Halter Class, Mares: 1. Baby Fillies born year olds 3. 2 year olds 4. 3 year olds 5. Aged Mares 4 and older (no cross entry with class 6) 6. Brood Mares - foaled in 2017 or 2018 (no cross entry with class 5) 6rand & Reserve Champion Mares - al I 1st and 2nd place winners Halter Class, Geldings: 7. 1 year olds 8. 2 year olds 9. 3 year olds 10. Aged Geldings 4 and older 6rand & Reserve Champion Geldings - a I I 1st and 2nd place winners Halter Class, Stallions: 11. Baby Colts born year olds year olds year olds 15. Aged Stallions 4 and older. Grand & Reserve Champion Stallion - all 1st and 2nd place winners Fitting & Showmanship at Halter: 16. Pony Fitting & Showmanship - all ages 17. Fitting & Showmanship 10 years and younger 18. Fitting & Showmanship -11 and 12 year olds 19. Fitting & Showmanship-13 and 14 year olds 20. Fitting & Showmanship -15 thru 18 year olds 21. Fitting & Showmanship -19 and older (30 min Lunch Break)+15 min Tack change 22. Lead Line - 7 years and younger

4 23. Walk/Trot - 10 years and younger 24. Walk/Trot years WIT classes 25 & 26 for novice horse or rider only (1 51 or 2 nd year showing) 25. Walk/ Trot years 26. Walk/Trot- 19 and up Western Pleasure: 27. Western Pleasure - pony 28. Western Pleasure Jr Horse (3 and Under) 29. Western Pleasure -10 years and younger 30. Western Pleasyre - 11 and 12 veiar olds 31. we31ern Pleasure -13 and 14 year olds 32. Western Pleasure - 15 thru 18 year olds 33. Western Pleasure - 12 and older 34. Working Ranch Pleasure Working Ranch Pleasure 19-Up (Ranch classes cannot be shown with same horse and rider combo as western Pleasure classes) Reining: 36. Juoior Reining Horses 4 years and younger 37. Senior Reining Horses - 5 years and older (points will be awarded according to age group for all-around) English Pleasure: 38. English Pleasure- jr. 39. English Pleasure - intermediate and senior Hunter: 40. Hunter Equitation (not-to-jump) - jr. and sr. 41. Hunter Hack - jr. and sr. 42. Working Hunter - jr. and sr. Halter Class, Draft Mares: 43. Baby Fillies - born year olds year olds 46. Aged Mares and Brood Mares - 3 and older Grand & Reserve Champion Nares - al I 1st and 2n11 piece winners Halter Class, Draft Stallions: 47. Baby Colts - born year olds year olds 50. Stallions - 3 and older Grand & Reserve Champion Stallions - a/11 st and 2m1 place winners Halter Class, Draft Geldings: year olds year olds 53. Geldings - 3 and older Brand & Reserve Champion Geldings - al I 1st and 2m1 place winners

5 GOLD MEDAL SPONSORS: Staker/Parson, Heritage Auto, A&D Landscape, LD's Cafe, Lewiston State Bank, ARS, Stotz John Deer, Valley Wide Coop, Spackman Bros Dairy, Valley Vet Service, Rocky Mountain Landscape, Fann Bureau Agent Brady Christensen, All tech Resources, Pride Embroidery. SILVER MEDAL SPONSORS: Cache Car Wash, Randy's Service Station, KCA construction, IFA Hyde Park, Lloyd Facer Trucking, Thom's Lawn Care, Summit Sinclair, Guilt Ed ge /Central MWing (celebrating 150 Years), Gossner Foods, Brent Webb Construction, RockHill Creamery, Specialized Pest,Justin Gilbert HoofTrimming, Circle H Performance Horses, Prnxair,Johnson Welding, Edge Excavation Inc, Cadillac Concrete BRONZE MEDAL SPONSORS: Crow Mtn. Farms, Cache Valley Extermination, Theurers Quality Meat. White Pine Boot, JG Builders, JJ's Shaved Ice. CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS: Pride Embroidery, Lee's Marketplace

6 Horse Pulling Contest Saturday May 19, :00 pm Tickets go on sale Saturday 5 pm: $5.00 (children under 11) $2.00 Director: Shane Spackman Announcer: Brady Christensen Committee: Jake Johnson, Adam Johnson, Kim Johnson, Dallas Spackman, Phillip Spackman, Travis Spackman, Kade Smith, Dusty Spackman, Kailee Sheridan, Troy Hatch Judges: Shane Spackman, Kade Smith, Travis Spackman Teams must weigh in between 3 and 4 pm. Teams not weighing in will pull in heavyweight class. Richmond Black & White reserves the right to test any horse entered in the pulling match for drugs. Owners consent to such drug testing by bringing horses to the premises. Refusal to allow such drug testing shall constitute immediate disqualification of horse & owner. Any horse testing positive for drugs or found to have any electrical stimulation devices, will be disqualified & premium money withheld. Local veterinarian must be notified 24 hours before pull of any drugs used for medical purposes. Classes: I. Teams weighing 3200 pounds or less 2. Teams weighing 3201 to 3500 pounds 3. Teams weighing over 3501 pounds Century evel.[ponsors Smit/iflelif Im_p/ement Cac.ie 'Valley Counter 7o _p s Itty_ :Bitty :Equ!Jmtent owerfoods Cas_pers Ice Cream J.iee/er :Equ!Jmtent A9:Needs

7 Schedule of Events: Tuesday May 15, :30 pm: Annual Dairy Heifer Award Presentation 2:00 pm: Richmond B&W Junior Show Wednesday May 16, am: Western National Spring Judging Contest (4H, FFA, Collegiate) 5:30 pm: Judging Winners Awards/Exhibitors BanqueUBBQ Thursday, May 17, :00 pm: Western Spring National Heifer Show 6:00 pm: Heritage cattle show Friday, May 18, :30 am: Western Spring National Cow Show Dusk : movie in the park Saturday, May 19, am: Chuckwagon Breakfast (9-10 /OJ)erial 6/ee Club} 8:00 am: Cow-a-bunga Race 9:00 am: Horse Show 9-11 am: Dairy Foods Show 9am-5pm highland games 10 am - 4 pm: Relic Hall Tours 10 am - 10 pm: Booths and Food Vendors & Family Activities 2:00 pm: Dairy Foods Show Awards and Door Prizes 5:00 pm: Parade 7:00 pm: Draft Horse Pulling

8 Thanks tn all of our sponsors and volunteers whose hard work and support make the show possible! Sponsors: Wheeler Machine, Cache Valley Counter Tops, ltty Bitty Equipment, Lower Foods, Casper's, Smithfield Implement, Staker/Parson, Heritage Auto, A&D Landscape, LD's Cafe, Lewiston State Bank, Ag Needs, ARS, Stotz John Deer, Spackman Bros Dairy, Valley Vet Service, Valley Wide Co-op, Rocky Mountain Landscape, Farm Bureau Brady Christensen, Alltech Resources Cache Car Wash, Randy's KCA construction, IFA Hyde Park, Lloyd Facer, Thom's Lawn Care, Summit Sinclair, Guilt Edge' Central Milling, Gossner Foods, Brent Webb Construction, Rockhill Creamery, Specialized Pest, Justin Gilbert Hoof Trimming, Circle H Performance Horses, Praxair, Johnson Welding, Edge Excavation Inc., Cadillac Concrete, JG Builders, Crow Mtn Farms, Cache Valley Extermination, Theurers Quality Meat, White Pine Boot, JJ's Shaved Ice, Pride Embroidery, Lees Marketplace.