OPEN DAIRY GOATS. Judges: Show A & Youth Daniel Laney, Chico, CA Show B Donald Bergfield, Bellflower, IL

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1 OPEN DAIRY GOATS Judges: Show A & Youth Daniel Laney, Chico, CA Show B Donald Bergfield, Bellflower, IL DIVISION (see specific breed) DEPARTMENT 930 Entry Fee $12.00 per entry Entries Close:... Wednesday, August 15 th Begin Arrival:...Friday, August 31 12:00 noon In Place:... Saturday, September 1 10:00 am Youth Dairy Goat Show... Saturday, September 1 12:00 noon Dairy Goat Obstacle Course... Saturday, September 1 5:00 pm Fun Costume Contest... Saturday, September 1 6:30 pm Premium Show A:... Sunday, September 2 9:00 am Quick Draw Milking Contest... Sunday, September 2 7:00 pm Ribbon Show B:... Monday, September 3 9:00 am Begin Release:... After show completion All Out:... Tuesday, September 4 6:00 pm You must participate in C.D.G.A. Show B to be eligible for the Colorado State Fair Show A. Junior and Senior shows are separately sanctioned by the American Dairy Goat Association. Show A is a Colorado State Fair show sanctioned by the American Dairy Goat Association. A.D.G.A. Rules shall prevail. Premiums paid. Show B is a Colorado Dairy Goat Association sponsored show. No Group Classes. Ribbons only. 1. ANY EXHIBITOR CAUGHT SLEEPING IN THE BARNS OR ON THE FAIR GROUNDS WILL BE IMMEDIATELY REMOVED FROM THE GROUNDS AND WILL NOT BE INVITED BACK. 2. Dairy goat exhibitors ARE required to purchase exhibitor passes. No admittance onto the grounds without either a wristband or daily pass. Dairy goat exhibitors will be allowed to park inside Gate 4 for free. Parking permits will be available to be picked up when exhibitors check-in. You will be instructed as to where you will be able to park and individuals who abuse this privilege will have parking revoked and will be required to park outside the Fairgrounds and pay for that parking. 3. All entrants must have read and be familiar with the Colorado State Fair General Terms and Conditions; General Livestock Competition Requirements, and Health Requirements. When applicable all association rules shall apply. 2. All entrants for livestock exhibited in Open, Breed or Market competitions shall provide a premises identification number at the time of entry. 3. There will be no outside bedding allowed on the State Fairgrounds. The Colorado State Fair Management is making it mandatory for all exhibitors to purchase their animal bedding through the Colorado State Fair Feed/Bedding Concessionaire. If you choose to violate this rule and bring your own bedding, you will be asked to remove it from the grounds immediately! This rule will be strictly enforced by the Colorado State Fair Management team. 4. Copies of registration papers must be submitted at the time of entry. Entries that do not include registration papers will be rejected. Original registration papers must be available for inspection at the show. All goats, regardless of age, must have been registered with the American Dairy Goat Association, the American Goat Society or the Canadian Goat Society. Stamped duplicates of registration papers will be accepted only on does up to six months of age. Photocopies of registration, recordation, or stamped duplicate will not be accepted at the show.

2 5. The Colorado State Fair Dairy Goat Show is not at liberty to change the order of the shows and classes because of the printing of judges sheets several days ahead of the show. 6. There is no limit to the number of animals an exhibitor may enter in this show or in any one of these classes. Premiums will be paid in accordance with the premium schedule listed in this division. 7. All animals shown in group classes must have been shown in their respective individual classes. 8. Entries may not be added to or withdrawn from classes without permission from the officials in charge after the class is in the ring and the judging has started. The class shall not be reopened after reasons have begun. 9. Does only are eligible. No bucks allowed on the grounds. No animals will be allowed on the grounds unless a class is provided for them and the animal is properly entered in that class. 10. Tattoo identification must be included with all entries. To qualify for show, exhibitors must present papers to superintendent for verification of registration and tattoo upon arrival. 11. All animals must be entered in the name of the registered owner and owned prior to July 20, of the current year. Proof of ownership shall be the name on the registration or recordation certificate. 12. Any doe under 24 months of age that has never freshened shall compete in the junior doe show. Any doe that has ever freshened, including dry milkers, shall compete in the senior doe division. 13. Permanent Champions may show in either the Champion Challenge Class or their respective regular single age class. The Champion Challenge Class (entry fee required) will be conducted in accordance with A.D.G.A. Competition Requirements. 14. No pre-show milk out will be conducted for the regular shows. Exhibitors should milk out at their own discretion, and dispose of milk in provided barrels. 15. Classes with three (3) or more animals making up an entry will be considered a group class with Pre-entry required and no entry fee paid. Classes with one (1) or two (2) animals making an entry will be considered an individual class with pre entry and regular entry fee required. 16. No horned goats allowed, all goats must be de-horned. 17. *Only Show A (CSF) points will be calculated towards Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Awards. 18. All Open Dairy Goats will be required to have individual identification for Scrapie Premise ID tag. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATIONS: Pre Entry and regular Entry Fee required. Produce of Dam: Entry to consist of two Junior Does, the produce of one dam named on the entry form. An exhibitor may show more than one group provided each group is out of a different dam. Dam and Daughter: Entry to consist of one senior doe, named on entry form, and her milking daughter. GROUP CLASSIFICATIONS: (For Show A only) Pre Entry required with No Entry Fee. Junior Get-of-Sire: Group will consist of three Junior Does, the get of one sire named on the entry form. Each exhibitor may show more than one group provided each group is sired by a different sire. Senior Get-of-Sire: Group will consist of three Senior Does, at least two in milk, the get of one sire named on the entry form. Each exhibitor may show more than one group provided each group is sired by a different sire. Breeders Best Three Junior Females: Group will consist of three Junior Does, all bred by and at least one owned by the exhibitor. The owner of the does at the time of service is considered the breeder and named on the registration certificate. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry. Breeders Best Three Senior Females: Group will consist of three Senior Does, all bred by and at least one owned by the exhibitor. The owner of the does at the time of service is considered the breeder and named on the registration certificate. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry. Dairy Herd: Group will consist of four does in milk all owned by the exhibitor. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry.

3 AGE CLASSIFICATIONS: SENIOR DOES: Does under 2 years, milking... Sept., 2016 Aug., 2017 Does 2 years & under 3... Sept., 2015 Aug., 2016 Does 3 years & under 4... Sept., 2014 Aug., 2015 Does 4 years & under 5... Sept Aug., 2014 Does 5 years & over... prior to Sept. 1, 2013 JUNIOR DOES: Junior Kid... May - July, 2018 Intermediate Kid... April, 2018 Senior Kid... Feb. Mar., 2018 Junior Yearling... Sept., 2016 Jan., 2017 Senior Yearling non-milking... Sept., 2016 Aug., 2015 *Entry Fee Required for highlighted classes SENIOR DOES CLASS# & ORDER OF SHOW The remaining classes (not highlighted) are determined by the judge DO NOT ENTER THESE CLASSES! Division Alpine LaMancha Nubian Nigerian All Other Recorded Dwarf Purebreds Grade *Does 1 year & under Best Uddered Yearling *Does 2 years & under Best Uddered 2 Year Old *Does 3 years & under Best Uddered 3 Year Old *Does 4 years & under Best Uddered 4 Year Old *Does 5 years & over Best Uddered Aged Doe CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION *Champion Challenge Champion Challenge (Daily) Best Uddered Doe *Dam & Daughter *Senior Get-Of-Sire *Breeders Best *Dairy Herd Best Uddered Doe of Show.... Banner by Colorado State Fair Best Senior Doe of Show (Champions competing)... Award by Colorado State Fair

4 JUNIOR DOES CLASS# & ORDER OF SHOW Division Alpine LaMancha Nubian Nigerian All Other Recorded Dwarf Purebreds Grade *Junior Kid *Intermediate Kid *Senior Kid *Junior Yearling *Senior Yearling CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION *Produce of Dam Junior Get-of-Sire Best Three Jr. Females PREMIER BREEDER PREMIER EXHIBITOR *Entry Fee Required for highlighted classes The remaining classes (not highlighted) are determined by the judge DO NOT ENTER THESE CLASSES! Best Junior Doe of Show.... Banner by Colorado State Fair AWARDS: 1 st through 6 th place... Ribbons in each class unless otherwise noted Champion & Reserve Champion (in each breed)... Rosettes by A.D.G.A. Best Uddered Doe of Show (in each breed)... Rosette by Colorado State Fair Best Sr. Doe of Show (Champions competing)... Banner by Colorado State Fair Best Jr. Doe of Show... Banner by Colorado State Fair Champion Challenge (in each breed)... Rosettes by A.D.G.A... Special Cash Award Best of Breed (in each breed)... Ribbons Premier Breeder (in each breed) (award to paying exhibitor)... Banner by Colorado State Fair Premier Exhibitor... Award by Colorado State Fair PREMIUM SCHEDULES: (For Show A only) Individual classes - Senior Does & Junior Does and Milking Competition No. of Entries 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 1... $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ & up... $

5 Group Classes (For Show A only) No. of Entries 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $ $ $ $ & up... $ PREMIER EXHIBITOR: An award will be given in each breed to the exhibitor winning the most points and not to exceed six animals owned and exhibited by him self in the open single classes. The point system below will be used. PREMIER BREEDER: A banner will be awarded in each breed to the breeder winning the most points and not to exceed six animals in the open single classes, exhibited by him self and/or other exhibitors. The point system below will be used. Placing: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Senior does $ Junior does $ *In the event of a tie, the winner will be the exhibitor (1) earning points in the greatest number of classes, (2) winning the most first places, (3) winning the most second places, etc. OPEN DAIRY GOAT MILKING COMPETITION Entry Fee: $5.00 (per entry) DIVISION 11 DEPARTMENT 930 Entries Close:... Friday, August 14th Begin Arrival:... Friday, August 31 noon In Place:... Friday, August 31 7:00 pm Pre Milk Out Contest:... Friday, August 31 7:00 pm 8:30 pm Milking Competition:... Saturday, September 1 7:00 am 8:30 am Milking Competition... Saturday, September 1 7:00 pm 8:30 pm Begin Release:... After completion of show All Out:... Tuesday, September 4 6:00 pm Official Tester:... Vicki Larson 1. Placing will be determined by points in accordance with A.D.G.A. one-day competition rules. 2. Milking must be completed within the time limits as set forth above. No exceptions! 3. Awards will not be presented in any breed division which does not have a minimum of ten animals milked and tested in individual classes. 4. Use Premium Schedule A in Open Dairy Goats for payout scale. CLASS# (all breeds competing) Milkers, Yearling Milkers, 2 Years & Under Milkers, 3 Years & Under Milkers, 5 Years & Over Final Milk Out (office use do not enter)

6 Entries Close: Show: DAIRY GOAT OBSTACLE COURSE JACKPOT ENTRY FEE: $3.00 PER ENTRY Saturday, September 1 4:00 pm Saturday, September 1 5:00 pm DIVISION 14 DEPARTMENT 930 Coordinator: Libby George, Fort Collins, CO 1. Entries must be submitted to Libby George on the Dairy Goat Obstacle Course entry form, which can be picked up at the Livestock Office, and paid in full by 4:00 pm the day of the show. Payment for entry must be made in cash. DO NOT ENTER THIS SHOW AT THE LIVESTOCK OFFICE. 2. Competition is open to Youth and Open Dairy Goats. Classes will be by age of exhibitor 3. All goats must have a health certificate issued within seven (7) days of arrival to enter the Colorado State Fairgrounds. 4. Goats must be at least 9 months old or older no kids. 5. Goats must be treated humanely. 6. Five second penalty will be assessed if the goat refuses an obstacle. CLASS# 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Junior (ages 8-13)... Cash Award Award Senior (ages 14-18)... Cash Award Award Adult (19 and over)... Cash Award Award Champion & Reserve Champion (winners from above classes)... Award by Colorado State Fair Entries Close: Show: DAIRY GOAT FUN COSTUME JACKPOT ENTRY FEE: $3.00 PER ENTRY Saturday, September 1 6:00 pm Saturday, September 1 6:30 pm DIVISION 13 DEPARTMENT 930 Coordinator: Libby George, Fort Collins, CO 1. Entries must be submitted to Libby George on the Dairy Goat Fun Costume Contest entry form, which can be picked up at the Livestock Office, and paid in full by 4:00 pm the day of the show. Payment for entry must be made in cash. DO NOT ENTER THIS SHOW AT THE LIVESTOCK OFFICE. 2. Competition is limited to exhibitors of Open and Youth Dairy Goats. 3. Exhibitors must show their own animals. There is no limit on the number of entries per exhibitor. 4. Goat and exhibitor must dress in costume. Exhibitor must furnish a narrative at the time of entry, no later than 6:30 p.m. on show day if possible. 5. This show is a jackpot, 100% of entry monies will be distributed to the 1st place winners in each division. Special awards will be given to 2nd and 3rd place winners in each division. 6 Judging and scores will consist of 50% for Goat Costume, 30% Exhibitors Costume and 20% for originality. CLASS# PeeWee Costume (7 and under)...participation ribbons 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Junior Costume (ages 8-13)... Cash Award Award Senior Costume (ages 14-18)... Cash Award Award Adult Costume (19 and over)... Cash Award Award Champion & Reserve Champion (winners from above classes)... Award by Colorado State Fair

7 SPECIAL AWARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL COSTUMES: Special gifts and awards to be given and donors announced at the time of show. PROFESSIONAL QUICK DRAW DAIRY GOAT MILKING CONTEST Show: Sunday, September 2 7:00 p.m. DIVISION 12 DEPARTMENT To be eligible to compete in this professional goat milking contest, animals must be properly entered in the Open Dairy Goat Show. 2. No entry fee is required; however, pre-entry must be made at the Show ring at time of show. Each contestant is limited to one (1) goat. 3. Each contestant may appoint one assistant to hold the doe and control her movement but they may not assist with milking in any way. Feed pan, milking stand, milk bucket, grain, and milk stool (if desired) must be provided by the contestant. 4. This Quick-Draw Contest is a one and one half minutes (1 1/2 minutes) timed competition with the most milk produced determining the winners. 5. Show officials reserve the right to split the contest into two or more heats depending on numbers entered and disqualify any contestant with an unruly doe or for abusing the goat in any way. All decisions of show officials affecting any aspect of the contest will be final. 6. The Colorado State Fair will award special ribbons through 4th place. CLASS# Senior (14 yrs and over) 1st Place... $25.00 by CSF 2nd Place... $15.00 by CSF 3rd Place... $10.00 by CSF Junior (13 yrs and under) 1st Place... $15.00 by CSF 2nd Place... $10.00 by CSF 3rd Place... $ 5.00 by CSF OPEN DAIRY GOAT SPECIAL AWARDS COLORADO DAIRY GOAT ASSOCIATION, 2434 CR 12, Erie, CO 80516, offers $ toward total premiums and awards for Show B. THE CAROLYN MARCUS HERDSMANSHIP AWARD, a herdsmanship award in the Open Dairy Goat shows will be given by the C.D.G.A. in honor of Carolyn Marcus. THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS!