2017 CODE OF ETHICS FOR LIVESTOCK PROJECTS

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1 2017 CODE OF ETHICS FOR LIVESTOCK PROJECTS Believing in the best interest of all junior exhibitors to maintain a reputation of integrity and to represent a wholesome and progressive image, Scotland County Jr. Livestock Show Committee sets forth the following as a standard to be followed: 1. Trustworthiness: includes honesty, promise keeping and loyalty. daily feeding and watering of animals (promise keeping) adheres to possession deadlines (honesty) adheres to withdrawal times on drugs and de-wormer adheres to entry deadlines only the appropriate use of approved drugs exhibits only the project or project animal of member 2. Respect: includes courtesy and proper treatment of people and things. proper handling for animals, treat humanely proper care of animals and projects listen to and follow advise of advisors recognizes that animal projects are dependent on 4-H member and provides daily feed and water 3. Responsibility: includes the pursuit of excellence, accountability and perseverance. daily feeding and watering (even on busy, difficult days) goes beyond providing the daily needs of the animal in giving additional time and attention to produce a winner adheres to entry deadlines and for arrival at livestock shows never gives up in the show ring or any other fair activity 4. Fairness: involves consistently applying rules and standards appropriately for different age groups and ability levels. feeds only approved livestock rations only the appropriate use of approved drugs accepts winning or losing with grace conduct in the show ring follows recommended procedures fitting and grooming of animals follows recommended procedures 5. Caring: promoting the well-being of people and things in a young person s world. It denotes action not just feeling. daily feeding and watering considerate to other exhibitors provides clean barn/stall for animal treats animals humanely at all times 6. Citizenship: includes making the home, community and county a better place to live for themselves and others. accepting instructions winning and losing with grace helping others at the fair teaching younger members practicing good sportsmanship 1

2 At the time of printing the following is the current set of guidelines for Missouri Animal Health Requirements for Exhibition. 1. The Scotland County Jr. Livestock Committee reserves the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations, settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in regard thereto, otherwise arising out of, connected with or incident to the fair. 2. The committee reserves the right to amend or add to these rules, with previous notice, as it, in its judgment, may deem advisable. 3. Any person who violates any of the foregoing or special rules will forfeit all privileges and premiums. ANIMAL HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR EHIBITION.The Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is valid for thirty (30) days. Animals with active lesions of ringworm or warts will not be permitted to exhibit and shall be subject to isolation and expulsion. 1. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR CATTLE IN MISSOURI. Intrastate (cattle in Missouri moving for exhibition only). 1. No Certificate of Veterinary Inspection required. 2. Brucellosis no test or vaccination is required. 3. Tuberculosis no test is required. 2. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR SWINE Intrastate (swine in Missouri moving for exhibition only) 1. All swine must be free of clinical signs of infectious or contagious disease. 2. No Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required 3. Brucellosis no test required 4. Pseudorabies no test required 4. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR SHEEP. Intrastate (sheep in Missouri moving for exhibition only). 1. Sheep must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious disease. 2. All sheep, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified by an official scrapie ear tag and be listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. 3. No test required. 5. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR GOATS. Intrastate (goats in Missouri moving for exhibition only) 1. Goats must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious disease. 2. All goats, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified by an official scrapie ear tag or any other means of permanent identification approved by the state veterinarian and be listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. 3. No test required 6. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS EQUINE. Intrastate (equine in Missouri moving for exhibition only). 1. Equine that are to be exhibited must be free of clinical signs of an Infectious or contagious disease. Any equine showing signs of infectious or contagious diseases at an exhibition may be excused by the official inspecting veterinarian. When an official inspecting veterinarian is present; all equine will be subject to daily inspection. 2. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is not required. 3. All equine (except nursing foals accompanied by their dams) must be accompanied by a current VS Form or any officially recognized state EIA test chart showing the graphic description of all markings needed for identification, or micro-chip, or legible tattoo, or unique registered brand. A certified photocopy or certified facsimile of the VS Form or any officially recognized state EIA test chart may be accepted for the purpose of exhibition. 7. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR POULTRY AND WATERFOWL Intrastate (poultry and waterfowl in Missouri moving for exhibition only) 1. All poultry and waterfowl to be exhibited must be free of clinical signs of any infectious or contagious disease. 2. No Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required 3. Pullorum-Typhoid test. All poultry (except waterfowl) exhibited shall be tested negative for pullorum-typhoid. 4. Sponsors of poultry exhibition must notify the state veterinarian at least thirty (30) days prior to the exhibition with names places, dates and times of the event. Records must be kept for one (1) year including owner information, species, breed, type and pullorum-typhoid status of poultry. 8. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR DOGS AND CATS. Intrastate (dogs and cats in Missouri moving for exhibition only). 1. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is not required. 2. Dogs and cats four (4) months of age or older must be vaccinated for rabies by one (1) of the methods and within the time period published in the current Compendium of Animal Rabies Vaccines by the National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians, Inc. 9. EHIBITION REQUIREMENTS FOR RABBITS. Intrastate (rabbits in Missouri moving for exhibition ) 1.A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required which lists the age, species, gender, identification or description. 2. Rabbits must be free of any clinical signs of infectious or contagious disease. 2

3 SHOOTING SPORTS CONTEST Monday July 10 8:00AM Superintendents: Sarah McSparren, Dave Koch, Kelly Ward, Jim Kigar. FFA Jr. Superintendent: Point Value: Blue 15, Red 10, White 5 *** 4-H AGE AS OF JAN 1 of x 751x 761x 742x 752x 762x 743x 753x 763x 745x 755x 765x 749x 759x 769x ARCHERY Junior 8-10 year old ARCHERY Intermediate year old ARCHERY Senior 14 & over AIR RIFLE (BB and/or Pellet) Junior 8-10 year old AIR RIFLE (BB and/or Pellet) Intermediate year old AIR RIFLE (BB an d/or Pellet) Senior 14 & over SMALLBORE RIFLE (.22 cal.) Junior 8-10 year old SMALLBORE RIFLE (.22 cal.) Intermediate year old SMALLBORE RIFLE (.22 cal.) Senior 14 & over SHOTGUN Intermediate year old SHOTGUN Senior 14 & over 4-H only SHOTGUN FFA Only HUNTING and OUTDOOR SKILLS Junior 8-10 year old HUNTING and OUTDOOR SKILLS Intermediate year old HUNTING and OUTDOOR SKILLS Senior 14 & over JUNIOR DOG SHOW Sunday July 9 2:00PM Superintendents: Lora Eggleston FFA Jr. Superintendent: Katie Campbell Point Value: Blue - 15 Red - 10 White - 5 CLASS # DESCRIPTION 181 Beginner Novice - 14 years & over 182 Beginner Novice - 13 years & under 183 Pre-Novice 14 years & over 184 Pre-Novice - 13 years & under 185 Novice - 14 years & over 186 Novice - 13 years & under 187 Novice II 14 years & over 188 Novice II 13 years & under 191 Showmanship - 14 years & over 192 Showmanship - 13 years & under 193 Canine Agility - 14 years & over 194 Canine Agility - 13 years & under 3

4 SMALL ANIMAL CLASS Thursday July 13 2:00 PM Superintendents: (Rabbits) Dawn Triplett, Tonya Bradley (Poultry) Joanie Baker, Kristal Phillips FFA Jr. Superintendent: Rabbits: Katelyn Talbert Poultry: Britney Smith Point Value: Blue 6, Red 4, White 2 (Pens of 3 Point Value: Blue 12, Red 9, White 6) Cats and Cavies are Companion Animals like dogs and horses therefore are not required to stay at the fair. 201 CAT CARE: aged Tom (1 year and older) 202 CAT CARE: young Tom (less than 1 year- kitten) 203 CAT CARE: aged Female (1 year and older) 204 CAT CARE: young Female (less than 1year kitten) 205 CAVIES: any live animal 206 CHICKENS: Live poultry exhibit of a pen of three consisting of (one cock and two hens) Any age 207 CHICKENS: Old Male (Rooster) Standard 208 CHICKENS: Old Female (Hen) Standard 209 CHICKENS: Young Male (Cock) Standard 210 CHICKENS: Young Female (Pullet) Standard 207B CHICKENS: Old Male (Rooster) Bantam 208B CHICKENS: Old Female (Hen) Bantam 209B CHICKENS: Young Male (Cock) Bantam 210B CHICKENS: Young Female (Pullet) Bantam 211 DUCK: Male (Drake) 212 DUCK: Female (Duck) 213 GEESE: Male (Gander) 214 GEESE: Female (Goose) 215 ALL OTHER POULTRY (turkey, Guinea, Pigeons) Young Variety 216 ALL OTHER POULTRY (turkey, Guinea, Pigeons) Old Variety 217 RABBIT: Senior Buck (9 months & older) 218 RABBIT: Intermediate Buck (6 to 8 months) 219 RABBIT: Junior Buck (up to 6 months) 220 RABBIT: Senior Doe (9 months & older) 221 RABBIT: Intermediate Doe (6 to 8 months) 222 RABBIT: Junior Doe (Up to 6 months) 223 RABBIT: Pen of 3 - Meat class (not over 5 lbs. and not over 69 days) 224 RABBIT: Miniature rabbits - Junior Class (under 6 months) 225 RABBIT: Miniature rabbits - Senior Class (6 months & older) JUNIOR HORSE EHIBITS Monday July 10 6:00PM Superintendents: Kaylan Henstorf, Keri Hinds FFA Junior Superintendent: Tala Saulmon Point Value: Blue - 20: Red - 15: White 10 CLASS # DESCRIPTION 112 Pony at halter (56 and under) 115 Showmanship at halter, 13 & under 116 Showmanship at halter, 14 & over 117 Walk-trot, 1st year horsemanship member only 118 Walk-trot 2 nd & 3 rd year members 119 Western Horsemanship, 13 & under 120 Western Horsemanship, 14 & over 4

5 123 Trail Class, 13 and under 134 Trail Class, 14 & over Junior Horse Game Classes (Pre-Registration is NOT necessary for Game Classes. They will be Jackpot the day of the show and entry fee collected then.) 02 Barrels, 13 & under 03 Barrels, 14 & over 05 Poles, 13 & under 06 Poles, 14 & over 07 Flags, 13 & under 08 Flags, 14 & over 5 Overall Horse Showman in Showmanship at Halter Outstanding Horseman 13 & under Traveling Trophy, Past Winner McKaela Bradley 2013 Khloe Hamlin 2014 none 2015 Baleigh Phillips Outstanding Horseman Award in memory of Kathy Harriety: Sponsors, Tom Reibel and Nancy Girardin 2013: McKaela Bradley 2014: None 2015: Samantha Talbert JUNIOR WOOL SHOW Tuesday, July 11 at 9:00 a.m. Superintendent & Judge: I. G. Ruth Point Value: Blue: - 20 Red: - 15 White: Only regularly enrolled, 2017 Scotland County 4-H, Boy Scouts and FFA members may exhibit articles in this class. 2. Purpose: The objectives of this exhibit are: First, to encourage the production of better wool: Second, to stimulate interest in the proper preparation of wool for market, and Third, to select the best fleeces entered in each class. 3. Number of Entries: Exhibitors are limited to two entries in any class, but entries may be made in as many classes as desired; however, no fleece can compete in more than one class except for champion or special prizes. 4. Eligibility of Fleeces: In order to compete for prizes, each fleece must (1) have been shorn in 2015, (2) represent not more than 12 months growth and not less than 5 months growth except that in the case of yearlings, 16 months growth will be allowed, (3) purebred fleeces give registration number. 5. Qualifications: Any fleece entered in competition at the Wool Show will be discriminated against if: (a) Tied with other than paper twine. (b) Showing any paint or tar brands (soluble branding fluids permissible). (c) Showing excessive dung locks or tags. (d) Discolored by excessive moisture. (e) Matted. (f) Showing a weak staple or break in fiber (g) Containing any excess of burrs or other vegetable matter. 6. Preparation of Fleeces: The fleeces will be tied with paper fleece twine, flesh side out, in a manner to allow them to be handled without falling apart. 7. Delivery: Fleeces will be delivered to the superintendent of the wool show in the Art Hall from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July In case of any controversy relative to classification of any fleece offered for exhibition, affidavits from

6 6 the exhibitor may be required. However, in all such controversies and in any interpretation of these rules and regulations, the decision of the superintendents will be final. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL WOOL CLASSES Class 1. Crossbred JUNIOR WOOL CLASSES Only fleeces from purebred sheep of the following breeds shall be eligible to compete in this division, as evidenced by registration number. Class 2. Corriedale 3. Dorset 4. Suffolk 5. Mondale Champion Fleece Reserve Champion Fleece JUNIOR SWINE EHIBITS 9:00 a.m., Thursday, July 13 Superintendents: Stewart Blessing, Chris Montgomery, Jamie Triplett FFA Junior Superintendents: Adam Slayton Point Value: Blue- 20 Red- 15 White- 10 Classes will be available for all breeds. Breeds will show in alphabetical order beginning with Berkshire. CLASS # DESCRIPTION 1 January Spring Boar February Spring Boar March Spring Boar April Spring Boar 2017 Champion Boar of Breed Reserve Champion Boar of Breed Grand Champion Boar Overall Reserve Champion Boar Overall 5 Yearling Sow, Born between Aug 1, 2015 & Jan 1, December Gilt, January Spring Gilt, February Spring Gilt, March Spring Gilt, April Spring Gilt, 2017 Champion Female of Breed Reserve Champion Female of Breed Grand Champion Female Overall Reserve Grand Champion Female Overall 12 Market Hogs (class may be divided by weight) 13 Feeder Pigs (pen of 5) Class will be divided into three groups at Fair entry day. Light Weight lbs., Medium Weight lbs., Heavy weight lbs. 14 Pen of 3 Market hogs (may be mixed sex must all be market hogs no breeding gilts allowed) 15 RATE-OF-GAIN Grand Champion Market Hog Overall Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog Overall

7 SWINE SHOWMANSHIP RULES This special class is to teach Showmanship and Sportsmanship. All Junior Division Livestock Exhibitors are eligible to enter, ECEPT previous winners. You may win in each age division only once. You must be showing swine this year in order to participate. Class I * Exhibitors 14 years of age and over as of January 1, 2017 Class II * Exhibitors 13 years and under as of January 1, 2017 * After winning Class II, showmen under the ages of 14 years of age may participate in Class I Showmanship. Past Showmanship Winners Class I: ($25 cash award sponsored by Memphis Farm & Home) 2013 Tasha Eggleston-Wood 2015 Brock Aylward 2014 Morgan Blessing 2016 Keenan Bradley Past Showmanship Winners Class II 2013 Morgan Blessing 2015 Corbin Blessing 2014 Brock Aylward 2016 Parker Triplett Swine Round Robin Past Winner Class I 2013 Sarah Sites 2015 Brock Aylward 2014 Morgan Blessing 2016 Morgan Blessing SWINE RATE-OF-GAIN CLASS Feeding Period April 2, 2017 to July 12, 2017 (101 days on feed) Point Value: Blue 20 A.D.G lbs/day & better Red 15 A.D.G lbs White 10 A.D.G and under A.D.G. will be figured by this formula: Weight Off minus Weight On equals Total Weight Gained divided by 101 days equals daily Rate of Gain. JUNIOR SHEEP EHIBITS Tuesday July 11 th Lead 5PM Breeding Show following lead line Superintendents: Sarah McSparren, Waltedda Blessing, Henry Blessing FFA Junior Superintendent: Parker Triplett Point Value: Blue - 20: Red - 15: White 10 Classes will be available for all breeds. Breeds will show in alphabetical order beginning with Corriedale. OPEN CLASS LEAD LINE Entry fee shall be $5.00 per entry with 100% payback in each age division as follows: first - 50%, second - 30%, third - 20%. There will be two age divisions, shown in order. Class 1: age 18 and under, Class 2, age 19 and over. The objective of this class is to present a class of sheep in the most attractive manner, to give spectators a real opportunity to view a class of beauty with beauty, and to improve the image of the sheep show. The entrant will be judged on the mode of dress selected, which must be attractive and lend elegance to the class. The garment must be made of 100% wool or a wool blend. Exhibitors must furnish their own garment. The garment can be either constructed by or for the contestant or purchased readymade. 7

8 8 JUNIOR SHEEP RULES AND REGULATIONS All entries in a class show at once, not individually. The same garment cannot be used in two different age divisions, but the same lamb can be used in two different divisions. Sheep must be shown at halter. This show is open to all exhibitors, male or female. All classes of sheep are eligible. The exhibitor does not have to own the lead line sheep. Each exhibitor must submit a typed or printed statement with their entry form containing the following information: Name of exhibitor, and brief biography Description of garment Description of animal History of the animal and/or breed This information will be read by the announcer as each exhibitor enters the show ring. JUDGING POINT VALUE Garment construction and originality 33 1/3 Points Exhibitors poise and appearance 33 1/3 Points Control, presentation and appearance of animal 33 1/3 Points JUNIOR SHEEP SHOW Tuesday July 11 5 PM, following the Lead Line CLASS # DESCRIPTION 31 Ram - 1 yr. & under 2, after Sept. 1, Aug. 31, Sr. Ram Lamb - On or before Feb. 15, Jr. Ram Lamb - Feb. 15, 2017 and after Champion Ram of Breed Reserve Champion Ram of Breed Grand Champion Ram Overall Reserve Champion Ram Overall 34 Ewe - 1 year and under 2, after Sept. 31, 2015 Aug. 31, Sr. Ewe Lamb - On or before Feb. 15, Jr. Ewe Lamb - Feb. 15, 2017 & after Champion Female of Breed Reserve Champion Female of Breed Grand Champion Female Overall Reserve Grand Champion Female Overall 37 Market Lambs - to be divided into classes according to weight by Superintendents before show. Grand Champion Market Lamb Reserve Grand Champion Market Lamb 38 Pair of Yearling Ewes 39 Pair of Ram Lambs (bred by exhibitor) 40 Pair of Ewe Lambs (bred by exhibitor) 41 Young Flock (1 ram lamb & 2 ewe lambs bred by exhibitor) 42 Flock (1 breeding age ram, 2 yearling ewes, 2 ewe lambs) 43 Pair of market lambs (cannot be ram lambs, or ewe lambs shown in a breeding class)

9 44 Rate-of-Gain JUNIOR SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP RULES This special class is to teach Showmanship and Sportsmanship. All Junior Division Livestock Exhibitors are eligible to enter, ECEPT previous winners. You may win in each age division only once. You must be showing sheep in the present year to be eligible to participate. Class I * Exhibitors 14 years of age and over as of January 1, 2017 Class II * Exhibitors 13 years of age and under as of January 1, 2017 * After winning Class II, showmen under the ages of 14 years may participate in Class I Showmanship. Previous Winners Class I Sheep Showmanship: ($25 cash sponsored by Memphis Farm & Home) 2013 Tasha Eggleston-Wood 2015 Luke Triplett Sadie Davis 2016 Kaylan Anders Previous Winners Class II Sheep Showmanship: 2013 Luke Triplett 2015 Haley Darcy Kaylan Anders 2016 Morgan Blessing Sheep Round Robin Winners: 2013 Tasha Eggleston-Wood 2015 Tasha Eggleston-Wood 2014 Sadie Davis 2016 Kaylan Anders GRAND SLAM LAMB 4-H members who want to participate in the Grand Slam Lamb showmanship contest will enter this class. They may borrow a lamb to show. Contestant will be required to bring the ewe and/or her progeny to the 2015 fair and exhibit it or its progeny. This is an earned award. 4-H and FFA members are only allowed to earn one animal in their exhibiting career. Past winners of the Grand Slam Lamb are: ($75 each, $150 total, sponsored by Hopkins Lumber Company and RPM) 2013 Katelyn Talbert 2015 Bobbi Darcy 2014 Corbin Blessing 2016 Baileigh Phillips DENY CLATT MEMORIAL EWE Deny Clatt was the proud father of youth sheep exhibitors for over 25 years. He was so very proud of his children and their exhibits. Deny also served as a Scotland County Sheep superintendent for many years. The recipient of the Denny Clatt Memorial ewe will be selected by Denny s family. The recipient of this award must be enrolled in the sheep project and will be required to exhibit this ewe or her progeny at the Scotland County Fair in The current year winner will be required to provide a ewe lamb to be given away in Exhibitors are only allowed to win this award once during their 4-H or FFA career. The winning exhibitor will be required to post a sign in the ewes pen designating it as the Deny Clatt Memorial Ewe. This award stands alone and will not apply to the earned and give away animals. Past winners of the Denny Clatt Memorial Ewe Clara Davis 2015 Baileigh Phillips 2014 Breanna Kraus 2016 Carter Clatt SHEEP RATE-OF-GAIN CLASS Feeding period April 2, 2017 to July 10, 2017 (99 days on feed) Point Value Blue 20 A.D.G. of.60 lbs and above Red 15 A.D.G. of.45 to.59 lbs White 10 A.D.G. below.44 lbs A.D.G. will be figured by this formula: Weight Off minus Weight On equals Total Weight Gained divided by 9

10 99 days equals daily Rate-of-Gain. JUNIOR GOAT SHOW Wednesday July 12 th, 1:00 p.m. Superintendent: Vanessa Triplett, Julie Blessing, Joanie Baker, Wayne Bulen FFA Jr. Superintendent: Branton Andriesen DAIRY GOAT CLASSES ** CLASS # DESCRIPTION 135 Jr. Buck Kid under 6 months 136 Sr. Buck Kid 6 to 12 months of age 137 Yearling Buck 1 to 2 years Champion Dairy Buck Reserve Champion Dairy Buck 138 Jr. Doe Kid Under 6 months of age 139 Sr. Doe Kid 6 to 12 months of age 140 Yearling Doe 1 to 2 years 141 Doe, 2 to 3 years 142 Doe, 3 years and over Champion Doe Reserve Champion Doe 143 Pair of Doe Kids under 12 months of age 144 Doe & daughter - any age PYGMY GOAT CLASSES ** 145 Jr. Buck under 6 months 146 Sr. Buck 6 to 12 months 147 Buck 1 to 2 years. Champion Pygmy Buck Champion Pygmy Buck 148 Jr. Doe under 6 months 149 Sr. Doe 6 to 12 months 150 Doe 1 to 2 years 151 Doe 2 to 3 years 152 Doe 3 and over Champion Pygmy Doe Reserve Champion Pygmy Doe 153 Pair of Doe kids under 1 year old 154 Doe & daughter any age MEAT GOAT CLASSES ** Percentage doe classes 155 Jr. Doe- under 6 months 156 Sr. Doe 6 to 12 months 157 Yearling Doe 1 to 2 years 158 Doe 2 + years Champion Percentage Meat Doe Reserve Champion Percentage Meat Doe 10

11 Full blood doe classes 159 Full blood Doe, under 6 months 160 Full blood Doe 6 to 12 months 161 Full blood Doe 1 to 2 years 162 Full blood Doe 2 + years Champion Full blood Meat Doe Reserve Champion Full blood Meat Doe Overall Grand Champion Doe Overall Reserve Grand Champion Doe 163 Doe & daughter any age 164 Pair of doe kids under 1 year Boer Buck Classes 165 Buck (under 6 months) 166 Buck (6 to 12 Months) 167 Buck (1 to 2 years) Champion Meat Goat Buck Reserve Champion Meat Goat Buck Overall Grand Champion Buck Overall Reserve Grand Champion Buck MARKET CLASSES ** 168 Rate-of-Gain 169 Dairy Wether under 1 year 170 Pygmy Wether under 1 year 171 Meat Goat Wether under 1 year Champion Market Wether Reserve Champion Market Wether ** All breeds shown together JUNIOR GOAT RATE-OF-GAIN CLASS Feeding period May 7 to July 10 (64 days on feed) Point Value Blue 20 A.D.G. of.40 lbs and above Red 15 A.D.G. of.39 to.3 lbs White 10 A.D.G. below.29 lbs JUNIOR GOAT SHOWMANSHIP RULES This special class is to teach Showmanship and Sportsmanship. All Junior Division Livestock Exhibitors are eligible to enter, ECEPT previous winners. You may win in each age division only once. You must be showing goats in the present year to be eligible to participate. Class I * Exhibitors 14 years of age and over as of January 1, 2017 Class II * Exhibitors 13 years of age and under as of January 1, 2017 * After winning Class II, showmen under the ages of 14 years may participate in Class I Showmanship. Previous Winners Class I Goat Showmanship: ($25 cash award sponsored by Memphis Farm & Home) 2013 Genny Quenneville 2015 Kara Mallett 2014 Jenna Blessing 2016 Nova Cline Previous Class II Goat Showmanship: 2013 Kara Mallett 2015 Kaden Anders 11

12 2014 Bobbi Darcy 2016 Beau Triplett Previous Goat Round Robin Winners: 2013 Anna Triplett 2015 Anna Triplett 2014 Kassie Bulen 2016 Anna Triplett Charles Green Goat Award 4-H members who want to show for the Charles Green Goat Award will enter this showmanship class. They may borrow a goat to show. Contestant will be required to bring the doe and/or her progeny to the 2014 fair and show it or it s progeny. This is an earned award. 4-H and FFA members are only allowed to earn one animal in their exhibiting career Khloe Hamlin 2015 Nova Cline 2014 Kassie Bulen 2016 Haley Darcy JUNIOR BEEF EHIBITS Friday July 14 th immediately following Dairy Show Superintendents: Wayne Bulen, Kelly Ward, Chad Triplett, Sean Huff FFA Junior Superintendent: Brock Aylward Point Value: Blue - 30: Red - 20: White - 10 Breeding Stock will show first followed by Market. Classes will be available for all breeds. Breeds will show in alphabetical order beginning with Angus. Commercial Cross will be last. CLASS # DESCRIPTION 80 Bucket calf - born after Jan 1, Jr. Heifer calf - born after Jan. 1, Sr. Heifer calf - born between Sept. 1 & Dec Summer Yearling - born between May 1 & Aug. 31, Jr. Yearling - born between Jan. 1, & April 30, Sr. Yearling - born between Sept 1 & Dec. 31, Cow - Born after Jan Cow - Born prior to Jan Cow with calf - (calved in 2017) Champion Female of Breed Reserve Champion Female of Breed Grand Champion Female Overall Reserve Grand Champion Female Overall 89 Jr. Bull Calf - born after Jan. 1, Sr. Bull Calf - born between Sept. 1, & Dec Summer Yearling Bull - born between May 1, & Aug. 31, Jr. Yearling Bull - born between Jan. 1 & April 30, 2016 Champion Bull of Breed Reserve Champion Bull of Breed 93 Market Steers (large classes may be divided by weight) 94 Market Heifer Champion Steer of Breed Reserve Champion Steer of Breed Grand Champion Steer Overall Reserve Grand Champion Steer Overall 95 Rate-of-Gain 97 Organizational Pen of 5 Market Steers (One entry per club. No more than two entries per 12

13 exhibitor. Livestock leader should be present in the ring with the club's exhibit. Ribbon only) JUNIOR BEEF SHOWMANSHIP RULES This special class is to teach Showmanship and Sportsmanship. All Junior Division Beef Exhibitors are eligible to enter ECEPT previous winners. You may win in each age division only once. You must be showing beef this year in order to participate. Class I * Exhibitors 14 years of age and older as of January 1, 2017 Class II * Exhibitors 13 years of age and under as of January l, 2017 * After winning Class II, showmen under the ages of 14 years may participate in Class I Showmanship. Previous winners of Class I Beef Showmanship ($25 cash award sponsored by Memphis Farm & Home) 2013 Keenan Bradley 2015 Tasha Eggleston-Wood 2014 McKaela Bradley Jessica Huff Previous winners of Class II Beef Showmanship 2013 Kaylyn Anders 2015 Baileigh Phillips Haley Darcy 2016 Jillian Crane Previous winners of Beef Round Robin 2013 Keenan Bradley 2015 Tasha Eggleston-Wood 2014 McKaela Bradley 2016 Tasha Eggleston-Wood PREVIOUS ROUND ROBIN WINNERS ARE: ($25 cash award sponsored by Sarah & Josh McSparren) 2013 Sarah Sites 2015 Megan Kirchner 2014 McKaela Bradley 2016 Tasha Eggleston-Wood JUNIOR BEEF RATE-OF-GAIN CLASS Feeding period: January 29, 2017 to July 12, 2017 (163 days on test) Point Value Blue 30 A.D.G. of 3.25 lbs. per day and better Red 20 A.D.G. of 2.50 to 3.24 lbs. White 10 A.D.G. under 2.49 A.D.G. will be figured by this formula: Weight Off minus Weight On equals Total Weight gained divided by 163 days equals daily Rate-of-Gain. JUNIOR DAIRY EHIBITS Friday July 15 9:00AM Superintendent: Ian Kirchner FFA Junior Superintendent: Shelby Troutman Point Value: Blue: - 20 Red: - 15 White: - 10 Breeds will be shown in alphabetical order. CLASS # DESCRIPTION 100 Jr. Heifer Calf - born after March 1, A Intermediate Heifer Calf - born Dec 1, 2016 to Feb 28, Sr. Heifer Calf born Sept 1 to Nov 30, Summer Yearling born June 1 to Aug 31, Jr. Yearling - born March 1 to May 31, A Intermediate Yearling - born Dec 1, 2015 to Feb 28,

14 104 Sr. Yearling - born Sept. 1 to Nov 30, Milking Yearling Heifer born after Sept 1, 2015 (Must have freshened) 108 Junior Two-Year-Old Cow born March 1 to Aug 31, 2015 (Must have freshened) 108A Senior Two-Year-Old Cow born Sept 1, 2014 to Feb 28, 2015 (Must have freshened) 108B Junior Three-Year-Old Cow born March 1 to Aug 31, C Senior Three-Year-Old Cow born Sept 1, 2013 to Feb 28, D Four-Year Old Cow born Sept 1, 2012 to Aug 31, E Five-Year Old Cow born Sept 1, 2011 to Aug 31, F Six-Year Old Cow born before Sept 1, Three & Four-Year-Old Dry Cow 109A Five-Year-Old & Older Dry Cow Champion Female of Breed Reserve Champion Female of Breed Grand Champion Female Overall Reserve Champion Female Overall 106 Dairy Market Animal 107 Dairy Rate-of-Gain Champion Dairy Market Animal JUNIOR DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP RULES This special class is to teach Showmanship and Sportsmanship. All Junior Division Dairy Exhibitors are eligible to enter ECEPT previous winners. You may win in each age division only once. You must be showing dairy this year in order to participate. Class I *Exhibitors 14 years of age and older as of January Class II *Exhibitors 13 years of age and under as of January *After winning Class II showmen under the ages of 14 years may participate in Class I Showmanship. Previous winners of Class I Dairy Showmanship are: 2014 Megan Kirchner 2016 Corbin Kirchner 2015 Corbin Kirchner Previous winners of Class II Dairy Showmanship are: JUNIOR DAIRY RATE-OF-GAIN CLASS Feeding period: January 29, 2017 to July 12, 2017 (163 days on test) Point Value Blue 30 A.D.G. of 3.25 lbs. per day and better Red 20 A.D.G. of 2.50 to 3.24 lbs. White 10 A.D.G. under 2.49 A.D.G. will be figured by this formula: Weight Off minus Weight On equals Total Weight gained divided by 164 days equals daily Rate-of-Gain. 14

15 LIVESTOCK KNOWLEDGE CONTESTS (OPEN CLASS) At Achievement Event The Knowledge Contest consists of tests of 25 to 30 questions of general knowledge that a member should have gathered in the course of his project. Questions will be taken from project literature or other related information that the 4-H member should have available. There will be tests in CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, GOATS, SWINE and DOGS. Prizes for top three scores in each class furnished by the Scotland County Fair Board. Marty and Genese Lewis are sponsoring a $25 cash award for the contestant with the highest total score in all five contests Taylar Eggleston-Wood 2015 Taylar Eggleston-Wood 2014 McKaela Bradley 2016 Tasha Eggleston-Wood DRAWING WINNERS PAST WINNERS OF THE $300 TOWARDS PURCHASE OF HEIFER Danny & Becky Norton and Randy & Debbie Ward 2013 Avery Shultz 2015 Luke Triplett 2014 Will Montgomery 2016 Mason Mallett PAST WINNERS OF THE $200 TOWARDS PURCHASE OF HEIFER OR GILT Memphis Pepsi Bottling Co Jenna Blessing 2015 Corbin Blessing 2014 Breanna Kraus 2016 Kassie Bulen PAST WINNERS OF THE $100 TOWARD A PUREBRED GILT Prairieland FS, FCS Financia1 -- Miles Cameron, Memphis Auto and Truck Parts, US Bank, and Donald Dice Construction Will Montgomery 2015 Megan Kirchner 2014 Avery Shultz 2016 Gabe Shultz PAST WINNER OF THE D. C. TRIPLETT HERD AWARD sponsored by the William Cottrell Family 2013 Katelyn Talbert 2015 Sadie Davis 2014 Samantha Talbert HIPILITO SANCHEZ LAMB Sponsored by Hipilito Sanchez 2013 Haley Darcy 2015 Baileigh Phillips 2014 Breanna Kraus 2016 Karli Hamilton 15