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1 Atchison County Fair Board Officers and Members President: Dustin Lambertsen; Vice-President: Jeremy Palmer; Secretary: Afton Schomburg; Treasurer: Ermal Wilson Members: Tracy Barnes, Drew Ellison, Seth Gaines, Ross Hastert, Rachel Jenkins, Steve Joesting, Bill Lee, Debbie Lutz, Tracy Oswald, Jeff Riley, Afton Schomburg, Honorary member: Marilyn Graves Exoficio members: Jim Crawford, Amie Schleicher, Jerry Baker, Sam O Riley Food stand Atchison County MU Extension Council 4-H Special Activities and Achievement Day 4-H Council 4-H Open Horse Show Chairpersons Rachel Jenkins and Di Davis Home Arts Chairpersons Jean Bemberger and Linda Stephens Horticulture and Floriculture Chairpersons Jean Bemberger and Linda Stephens Livestock Committee Co-chairs: Jeff Riley, Steve Joesting, Drew Ellison Members: Atchison County Fair Board Judges Sheep/goat/swine/beef Jack Green, Milan, MO Rabbit/poultry Don Woodin, Essex, IA Ag mechanics Allen Wennihan and Kelly Dougherty Field crops Tim Lemmon and Josh Sierks Auctioneer: Showalter Auction and Frank Hoepker Official Veterinarian: John Walter, DVM, Atchison County Vet Clinic, Tarkio Auction Clerk: Ermal Wilson, Citizens Bank & Trust Livestock Show Superintendents Swine: Marlene Demott & Afton Schomburg Sheep: Jeremy Palmer Goats: Jeremy Palmer Cattle: Jeff Riley, superintendent; Ross Hastert, assistant superintendent Rabbit: Ross Hastert, Afton Schomburg Poultry: Ross Hastert, Afton Schomburg Parade Ermal Wilson Liability Statement The Atchison County Fair will not be responsible to any person, individual, corporation or association for any loss by fire, theft, damage, or personal injury sustained by anyone through the negligence of any person or group of persons, exhibits or exhibitors. 1

2 COUNTY FAIR ANIMAL CARE COMMITTEE POLICY STATEMENT The Atchison County Fair is the showplace for animal agriculture for the county. All animals and livestock shown, housed, or displayed shall receive care that is humane, healthful, and consistent with accepted practices. Cruelty, neglect, or indifference to animal comfort will not be tolerated and will constitute grounds for removal from the premises. Animal care shall be consistent with sound husbandry practices and with rules and regulations set by the Atchison County Fair Board. Professional veterinary care will be provided as needed. Animals experiencing illness, injury, or discomfort will be professionally attended to only by a licensed veterinarian. Exhibits shall reflect the care and concern that Missourians have for livestock, poultry, companion animals, and wildlife. 2

3 Atchison County Fair 4-H Open Horse Show Saturday, July 16, 2016, Tarkio Rodeo Arena, Tarkio, MO Registration 8:00-8:30 a.m.; show starts at 9:00 a.m. Entry fee: $5 per head Regulations: Health papers and a negative Coggins are required at the gate Only active members of 4-H or FFA are allowed to participate Must sign arena waiver and waiver for participation Must wear white button-down shirt with jeans and boots (4-H patch allowed) Must have a helmet to participate in under saddle classes (riders risk not to wear one during non-timed events) Must have a western hat to show at halter No washing of animals at rodeo grounds/arena No dogs allowed Use of snaffle bit or bosal is permitted and may use two hands on the aforementioned; all other bit/bridles shown one-handed No tie-downs with the exception of timed events All Missouri 4-H rules apply Must show in showmanship at halter and one under saddle class before participation in timed event or costume 1. Halter (yearling to 2-yr-olds) 2. Halter (3-4-yr-olds) 3. Halter Aged Mares (5 & older) 4. Halter Geldings 5. Showmanship (8-11) 6. Showmanship (12-18) 7. Lead Line Pee-Wee (3-7) 8. Walk Trot (8-11) 9. Walk Trot (12-18) 10. Western Pleasure (8-11) 11. Western Pleasure (12-18) 12. Horsemanship (8-11) 13. Horsemanship (12-18) 14. Trail Class (Open) 15. Reining (Open) 16. Poles (8-11) 17. Poles (12-18) 18. Barrels (8-11) 19. Barrels (12-18) 20. Keyhole (8-11) 21. Keyhole (12-18) 22. Goat Tying (8-11) 23. Goat Tying (12-18) 24. Costume Class (Open) 3

4 GENERAL LIVESTOCK RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. The 2016 Missouri State Fair livestock rules will be followed, with the following exceptions: 2. Exhibitor must be officially enrolled in a 4-H program or FFA Chapter. 3. Ownership deadlines: breeding gilts, 90 days; market hogs, 5/1; breeding sheep, 7/1; market lambs, 6/1; breeding does, 6/1; market goats, 6/1; breeding beef, 6/1; market beef, 3/1. 4. Exhibitors must bring their own feed, water buckets, pans, and bedding. Hogs will bed on east side of hog barn. Washing will not be allowed in hog pens. There will be designated areas for used bedding. 5. Exhibitors must wear the official show t-shirt provided by the Fair Board during the shows and auction. 6. Exhibitors must show their own animals unless there are extenuating circumstances, in which case the exhibitor must notify the specie superintendent in a timely manner prior to the show. The livestock committee will rule on the final decision. Only bonafide county exhibitor or family member may show in an exhibitor s place. 7. The same animal is not allowed to show in both breeding and market classes. 8. Uncontrollable animals may be dismissed from the show ring by the superintendent or the fair board president. 9. All livestock classified by Danish System: Blue, Red, and White. 10. Any grievance must be voiced before the end of the show to the show superintendent and Fair Board president. 11. The livestock show will follow the animal health requirements for the 2016 Missouri State Fair (visit for requirements). 12. No intact males of any specie will be allowed to show, with the exception of feeder calves, poultry, and rabbits. 13. All animals that sell at auction must show. 14. An exhibitor may sell a maximum of TWO (2) animals in the auction. Auction animals can include breeding or market livestock, bucket calves, poultry, and rabbits. Feeder calves cannot be sold in the auction. 15. Buyers will bid the premium on dollars per animal starting from $0. Buyers pay premium bid the day of the sale. 16. The sale order will be set up to allow all exhibitors to sell one (1) animal before an exhibitor s second animal is sold. 17. The Atchison County Fair Board will make arrangements for hogs to be delivered to sale barn or packing plant. ATCHISON COUNTY MARKET LIVESTOCK RULES Weigh-day is optional, but market animals must be weighed at weigh-day to be eligible for the rate-of-gain contest and in-county champion. SHOWMANSHIP GUIDELINES 1. Showmanship classes include both breeding and market animals. 2. The exhibitor must show his/her own animal during the showmanship class. 3. Prizes will be awarded for Showmanship in each of the three showmanship classes: 11 yrs and under, yrs, and 17 yrs and older. Age is as of January 1, year of show. 4

5 SHEEP SUPERINTENDENT: JEREMY PALMER PEE-WEE SHEEP RULES: 1. Pee-Wee lamb class is open to youth 4-7 years of age as of January 1, year of show. Pee-Wee Award Plaque BREEDING SHEEP RULES: 1. All breeding sheep must be registered and on grounds by 9:00 a.m., day of show. 2. There must be three of a breed for that breed to show. If less than three of a breed, there will be an all other breeds (AOB) class. Ewe Lamb born after Yearling Ewe under 12/1/15 2 years Hampshire 1 2 Ribbon Suffolk 3 4 Ribbon Other Breeds 5 6 Ribbon Commercial 7 8 Ribbon Supreme Ewe Belt buckle & $50 Res. Champ Ewe Picture plaque MARKET LAMB RULES: 1. Lambs will be slick shorn and dry before weigh-in. (Slick shorn is less than ¼ ) 2. Market classes will be divided by weight. 3. The exhibitor must nominate lambs for the Pen-of-Three contest at the official weigh-in at the fair. 4. An exhibitor may have a maximum of one (1) pen of three lambs total. Two of the three lambs must have shown in individual market classes. 5. Market lambs must weigh a minimum of 80 lbs at weigh-in on the day of the show. Class # Reserve Market 9 Belt buckle & $50 & banner Pic. plaque & $25 & banner Atchison County Pic. plaque & Rosette & $45 $50 Pen of Three 10 & $50 Junior Showmanship (11 yrs & under) Intermediate Showmanship (12-16 yrs) Senior Showmanship (17 yrs and older) Gain Contest (top 2) & $25 & $20 5

6 MEAT GOATS SUPERINTENDENT: Jeremy Palmer PEE-WEE GOAT RULES: 1. Pee-Wee goat class is open to youth 4-7 years of age as of January 1, year of show. Pee-Wee Award Plaque BREEDING GOAT RULES: 1. All breeding goats must be registered and on grounds by 9:00 a.m., day of show. Class Number Award 0-3 months 1 Ribbon 3-6 months 2 Ribbon 6-9 months 3 Ribbon 9-12 months 4 Ribbon months 5 Ribbon months 6 Ribbon Over 24 months 7 Ribbon Supreme Doe Belt buckle & $50 Res. Champ Doe Pic. plaque MARKET GOAT RULES: 1. Market classes will be divided by weight. 2. Market goats must weigh a minimum of 50 lbs at weigh-in on the day of the show. Class Numbers Reserve Market 8 Belt buckle & $50 & banner Pic. plaque & $25 & banner Atchison County Pic. plaque & Rosette & $45 $50 Junior Showmanship (11 yrs & under) Intermediate Showmanship (12-16 yrs) Senior Showmanship 17 yrs and older) Gain contest (top 2) & $25 & $20 6

7 SWINE SUPERINTENDENTS: MARLENE DEMOTT & AFTON SCHOMBURG PEE-WEE SWINE RULES: 1. Pee-Wee hog show is open to youth 4-7 yrs of age as of January 1, year of show. Pee-Wee Award Plaque BREEDING SWINE RULES: 1. All breeding swine must be registered, weighed, and on grounds by 5:30 p.m., day of show. There must be three of a breed for that breed to show. If less than three of a breed, there will be an all other breeds (AOB) class. 2. Breeding gilts must weigh a minimum of 125 lbs. Gilt born Gilt born Gilt born Award 1/1/16-1/31/16 2/1/16-2/28/16 after 3/1/16 Hampshire Ribbon Duroc Ribbon Yorkshire Ribbon Chester White Ribbon Other Breeds Ribbon Commercial Ribbon Gilt Belt buckle & $50 Reserve Gilt Pic. plaque MARKET SWINE RULES: 1. All market hogs must be registered, weighed, and on grounds by 5:30 p.m., day of show. 2. Market classes will be divided by weight. Pen classes will be determined by total weight of group. 3. An exhibitor may have one (1) pen-of-three market hogs total. If the hogs are mixed market and breeding animals, two of the three must have shown as market animals, and the third must have shown in a breeding class. 4. Exhibitors shipping hogs to packing plant must present their SMQA or PQA+ card at weigh-in at the fair. 5. Market hogs must weigh a minimum of 190 lbs at weigh-in on the day of the show. 6. Exhibitors should be aware that market hogs under 220 lbs may be docked at the packing plant. Class Numbers Reserve Market Gilt 19 Rosette Rosette Market Barrow 20 Rosette Rosette Home-Raised Market Barrow 21 Rosette Rosette Market Hog Belt buckle & $50 & banner Reserve Market Hog Pic. plaque & $25 & banner Atchison County Pic. plaque & Rosette & $45 7

8 $50 Pen of Three 22 & $50 Junior Showmanship (11 yrs & under) Intermediate Showmanship (12-16 yrs) Senior Showmanship (17 yrs and older) Gain Contest (top 5) & $25 & $20 8

9 RABBITS SUPERINTENDENTS: ROSS HASTERT & AFTON SCHOMBURG GENERAL RABBIT SHOW RULES: 1. Rabbits must have been owned by June 1, year of show, and meat pens 5-10 weeks prior to show. 2. Participants must furnish their own cages, carriers, and other supplies. 3. Rabbits must be free of evidence of infectious or contagious disease and will be subject to veterinary inspection. 4. Rabbit exhibits will be judged in accordance with ARBA standards. PEE-WEE RABBIT RULES: 1. Pee-Wee rabbit class is open to youth 4-7 years of age as of Junuary 1, year of show. Pee-Wee Plaque BREEDING RABBIT RULES: 1. Rabbits shown in the breeding show cannot be shown in the pet rabbit or meat rabbit classes. Reserve Senior Buck (8 months & over) Ribbon Ribbon Senior Doe (8 months & over) Ribbon Ribbon Intermediate Buck (6-8 months) Ribbon Ribbon Intermediate Doe (6-8 months) Ribbon Ribbon Junior Buck (6 months & under) Ribbon Ribbon Junior Doe (6 months & under) Ribbon Ribbon Best of Show Bucks Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 Best of Show Does Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 PET RABBIT RULES: 1. Rabbits shown in pet classes may not be shown in any other classes except showmanship. Reserve Senior Buck (8 months & over) Ribbon Ribbon Senior Doe (8 months & over) Ribbon Ribbon Intermediate Buck (6-8 months) Ribbon Ribbon Intermediate Doe (6-8 months) Ribbon Ribbon Junior Buck (6 months & under) Ribbon Ribbon Junior Doe (6 months & under) Ribbon Ribbon Best of Show Bucks Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 Best of Show Does Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 MEAT RABBIT RULES: 1. Exhibitors are limited to one pen of three meat rabbits. There is no limit on the number of individual meat rabbits shown. 2. Rabbits shown as individuals cannot also be shown in a meat pen. 9

10 3. Rabbits in breeding or pet classes cannot be shown as a meat rabbit. Reserve Pen of Three Meat Rabbits Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 Single fryer Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP RULES: 1. Rabbit must be owned by exhibitor and shown in one of the other rabbit classes (not including peewee). Junior Showmanship (11 yrs & under) Rosette & $15 Intermediate Showmanship (12-16 yrs) Rosette & $15 Senior Showmanship (17 yrs and older) Rosette & $15 10

11 BEEF SUPERINTENDENT: JEFF RILEY ASST. SUPT.: ROSS HASTERT PEE-WEE AND 4-H BUCKET CALF RULES: 1. Pee-Wee bucket calf class is open to youth 5-7 yrs of age as of January 1, year of show. 4-H & FFA Bucket Calf class is only for youth enrolled in the 4-H Bucket Calf project, or FFA members. Calf shown in 4-H &FFA Bucket Calf class can also be shown in the Pee-Wee class (but an exhibitor cannot show in both the pee-wee and bucket calf class). Class Number Award Pee-Wee Bucket Calf Plaque 4-H & FFA Bucket Calf 1 $25 4-H & FFA BREEDING BEEF RULES: 1. All breeding beef must be registered and on grounds by 8:30 a.m., day of show. 2. There must be three of a breed for that breed to show. If less than three of a breed, there will be an all other breeds (AOB) class. 3. No horned cattle are allowed in the cow/calf pair class. Calf, born after Summer Yearling, born to Junior Yearling, born to Junior Yearling, born to Fall Heifer, born to Heifers Heifer Summer Calf Yearling Breed Heifer Junior Yearling (Jan-Feb) Junior Yearling (Mar-Apr) Fall Heifer Cow/Calf Pair Award Angus Ribbon Polled Hereford Ribbon Red Angus Ribbon Maine Anjou Ribbon Shorthorn Ribbon Simmental Ribbon Other Breeds Ribbon Commercial Ribbon Supreme Heifer Reserve FEEDER CALF RULES: 1. Show is open; no 4-H or FFA membership is required. 2. Calf must be born between January 1 and June 1, year of show. 3. Missouri state health requirements must be followed. 4. Exhibitor must be able to lead the calf into the show ring. Belt buckle & $50 Pic. plaque & $25 11

12 5. will be broken out by male and female. Class Number Award Feeder Calf 50 Rosette MARKET BEEF RULES: 1. Steers and heifers will show by weight classes, regardless of breed, with a minimum of six and a maximum of ten steers or heifers per class with the exception of home raised classes, determined by superintendent. 2. Home raised beef animals must have been owned by parent, grandparent, or member at time of birth. 3. Market beef animals must weigh a minimum of 900 lbs at weigh-in on the day of the show. 4. No horns on cattle allowed in the market show. Class Numbers Reserve Market Heifer 51 Rosette Rosette Home Raised Beef 52 Rosette Rosette Purchased Beef 53 Rosette Rosette Beef Buckle & $150 & banner Pic. plaque & $75 & banner Atchison Co. Pic. plaque & $50 Rosette & $45 Junior Showmanship (11 yrs & under) Intermediate Showmanship (12-16 yrs) Senior Showmanship (17 yrs and older) Adult Showmanship $10 Gain Contest (top 2) & $25 & $20 12

13 POULTRY SUPERINTENDENTS: ROSS HASTERT & AFTON SCHOMBURG GENERAL POULTRY SHOW RULES: 1. Ownership for meat pen of birds is 8-10 weeks prior to the show and eight weeks prior to the show for all other poultry. 2. Participants must furnish their own cages or carriers and other supplies. 3. Poultry exhibits will be judged in accordance with the American Poultry Association Standard of Perfection. 4. Poultry trio exhibits must be different birds from single exhibits. 5. All poultry except waterfowl present at exhibitions in Missouri shall have originated from U.S. Pullorum-Typhoid clean or equivalent flocks, or have had a negative pullorum-typhoid test with ninety (90) days of the movement to the exhibition. This information will be documented on a VS form 9-2 or similar certificate, which will accompany the poultry during the exhibition. All poultry shall be free of any evidence of infectious or contagious disease. PEE-WEE POULTRY RULES: 1. Pee-Wee poultry class is open to youth 4-7 years of age as of January 1, year of show. Pee-Wee Plaque LARGE CHICKEN AND BANTAM CHICKEN RULES: 1. There is no limit to the number of individual birds that can be shown, but exhibitors are limited to one trio of birds. A trio of birds consists of three birds of the same breed and can include either one cock and two hens, or one cockerel and two pullets. Birds shown in the trio cannot have been shown as individuals in other classes. Reserve Large Chicken cockerel, less than 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Large Chicken pullet, less than 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Large Chicken cock, over 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Large Chicken hen, over 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Large Chicken trio Ribbon Ribbon Large Chicken best of division Ribbon Ribbon Bantam cockerel, less than 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Bantam pullet, less than 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Bantam cock, over 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Bantam hen, over 1 yr of age Ribbon Ribbon Bantam trio Ribbon Ribbon Bantam best of division Ribbon Ribbon Poultry Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 MARKET PEN RULES: 1. Exhibitors are limited to one pen of meat birds. 2. Market pens consist of three birds, 13 weeks of age or less, weighing no less than four lbs each. Reserve 13

14 Market pen Rosette & $30 Rosette & $10 POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP RULES: 1. Poultry must be owned by exhibitor and shown in one of the other poultry classes (not including pee-wee). Junior Showmanship (11 yrs & under) Rosette & $15 Intermediate Showmanship (12-16 yrs) Rosette & $15 Senior Showmanship (17 yrs and older) Rosette & $15 14