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2 4-h Scholarships 2018 Champlain Valley Fair Donald Bixby Awards These scholarships are given in memory of Donald Bixby, a long time director and enthusiastic benefactor of the Champlain Valley Fair, who was especially devoted to its young participants. The Directors of the Champlain Valley Exposition are awarding four scholarships this year to outstanding 4-H members within the five counties of the Champlain Valley Exposition. Each scholarship will be awarded to a 4-H member only one time. Scholarships will be awarded, as follows: 1. Three $300 scholarships awarded to a 4-Her accepted in any approved institution of higher learning. 2. One $100 scholarship awarded to a 4-Her in grades 9-12 and beyond to help them further explore their career aspirations, by purchasing equipment (camera, sewing machine, etc.) or to attend a training that could lead to a career. Applications may be obtained at your local Extension Office. Completed applications must be returned by May 15 th, 2018 to The Champlain Valley Exposition The Champlain Valley Exposition PO Box 209 Essex Junction, VT K. Stewart Gibson Awards Stew Gibson was a Director of the Exposition for 25 years and is currently Director Emeritus. He was a University of Vermont Professor and Extension Dairyman as well as long time Superintendent of Cattle for the Exposition. Stew was a strong influence in teaching dairy cattle management and dairy cattle judging to Vermont and New England youth. The eight awards, of $150 each, are presented to winners of the Vermont 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl and Dairy Judging competitions for the respective state teams that compete at regional and national meets. The awards are used to partially pay expenses to participate in the National Dairy Quiz Bowl in Louisville, Kentucky and the National Dairy Judging Competition in Madison, Wisconsin. 4-H Pledge I pledge my head to clearer thinking, My heart to greater loyalty, My hands to larger service, And my health to better living, For my club, my community, my country and my world. 61

3 Champlain Valley Fair Open Horse Show In Conjunction with the Champlain Valley Fair Presented by Progressive Over $2000 in Awards & Prize Money Offered!!! Sunday, September 2, :30am start time, rain or shine Pre-entries postmarked by August 25 th Post entries accepted on day of show Affiliations Vermont Horse Shows Association Single Judged This show supports affiliation with a wide variety of Breed Associations in their respective High Point Open Competition Programs Invited to Judge: Karen Iversen LeCanto, FL (USEF,CBC & Multi-Breed approved) Show Secretary Cheryl Reed Csjjs@aol.com 109 Karilyn Drive, Sharon, VT Manager Show Steward Linda Voehringer cell Andy Assmann teamassmann@live.com Goode St, Ballston Spa, NY Goode St. Ballston Spa, NY Local Veterinarians Large Animal Medical Associates Essex Jnct. VT Blacksmith-on grounds Ashley Audet H, cell 4601 Rt 74E, Shoreham, VT Emergency - EMT s on grounds Located at show ring, or contact any fair official for help. EMT s available 24/7 Fairgrounds is located at 105 Pearl St, Essex Junction VT Food Available on fairgrounds & delicious! Directions to Champlain Valley Fairgrounds and Parking: To avoid Rt 15 traffic, we would like to encourage exhibitors to use Gate F off of VT RT2A (north). From the 5-way intersection take VT RT 2A north (also known as Lincoln ST) for 1/2 mile, turn Left (you will pass St James Episcopal Church) travel to the end and Gate F is in front of you. You can reach the 5-way intersection from I-89 (The Williston exit). Below are other directions, but you will most likely incur heavy traffic later in the day. To go this way, from Interstate 89, take Route 15 east to Essex Junction. Fairgrounds on the left side opposite Dunkin Donuts. Fairgrounds is located on Rt 15 (105 Pearl ST) Essex Junction VT Special note Champlain Valley Fair, presented by Progressive, will be hosting outstanding entertainment this year including two major concerts on Friday August 31 st and Sunday September 2 nd. 62 For information, updates & forms visit:

4 Champlain Valley Open Fair Horse Show Awards Six Ribbons in all classes. Special Awards & Cash Prize(s) in several classes. $25 added classes payback: $25 to winner; $100 added classes -payback: $50/$30/$20. For those winning prize money the recipients will be paid with vouchers, show management will explain how to cash them in. Pre-Entry Fees Pre-entries must be postmarked on or before August 25 th. Regular classes & $25 added classes: Pre-entry fee $10/ adults (19 yrs & over); Pre-entry fee $7/youth (18 yrs & under) $100 added classes: Pre-entry fee $12/ adults (19 yrs & over); Pre-entry fee $7/youth (18 yrs & under) Numbers will not be issued until all entry blanks are signed and a signed blank check left or fees paid. Post Entries Accepted for all ages at $3 additional per class if postmarked after August 25 th or adding/entered the day of the show. Other Fees To avoid $2/copy fee, please provide copies with entry of coggins, rabies, and registration papers if showing in breed classes, as applicable.all entries must pay $5 office fee per horse/ride combination and the VHSA Fundraising Fee of $2 per equine. Copy, Office, VHSA Fundraising and stall fees are non-refundable. Fair Tickets The horse show area does not charge admission. Admission tickets for the Fair will be available to exhibitors from horse show manager on show day. Arrival Time After 3:00 pm on Sept. 1 nd, please, due to preceeding 4-H show; or anytime on Sept. 2 nd. Removal Time: Exhibits must be removed within four hours of the conclusion of the show, unless granted permission from show manager. Measuring/Schooling Schooling allowed in the schooling ring near the barns until approximately noon, then the ring may be closed and used for concert parking. For entries that need to be measured, please see show steward before your classes to get measured. Entries of questionable height may be measured upon request. Health Requirements Please provide a photocopy for our records: Negative Coggins test & proof of Rabies vaccination within 12 months of the event will be checked at the entry stand. Out of state exhibitors are expected to have a certificate of veterinary inspection within 30 days and it may be checked by the Vermont state veterinarian. Non-Negotiable Checks Exhibitor will be charged $75 plus collection fees as allowed by law and exhibitor fees. Person(s) with non-negotiable checks from other horse shows will not be allowed to exhibit until they have settled their indebtedness with the other show(s). Unfortunately we will post your bad check for all to see, and legal action will be taken. In addition, refer to VHSA Rule 1.M Indebtedness to a VHSA affiliated show. All entries not paid in full at the show will be charged a $25 billing fee. Campers Reserve early! Go to to download the camper request form. Any questions call the fairgrounds office at for information or availability. Please do not park in front of other campers or disconnect water hoses from campers. The Camper Superintendent will require you to move and you will not be allowed to show until you comply! Please be aware of the check out time for campers, listed in the camper contract. Be advised - Camper space sells out early! Reserve early! Stabling Prepayment is a requirement for stall reservations- $30/stall for adults; $20/stall for exhibitors 18 yrs & under. Please Note - If you are an exhibitor in the 4-H show on Saturday, you must post your full name on stall door on saturday by 1:00pm if you have reserved a stall for this show in order to remain in the same stall. Initial lose first bedding is available on a first come, first serve basis, and is not guaranteed. All stalls include half doors; some have full doors. Horses may not remain in trailers overnight. Trailers transporting stabled horses please park in the lot behind the barns on the other side of the access road, not by the barns. Direct all stall requests to secretary. Refunds No class entry fee shall be returned because of withdrawal of a contestant except where an entry, through illness or injury, is unable to exhibit. In such case, all unused class entry fees shall be returned upon the receipt of a physician s/ veterinarian s note if received by show management no later than 6pm on the day of the show. Any error made in entering a class is assumed by the exhibitor and is not the responsibility of management, and therefore not refundable. No refunds on VHSA fundraising fee, stall, copy or office fees. Delay Of Classes The in-gate will be closed two (2) minutes after the first animal enters the ring, except if management grants a tack change or hold on the class. Management reserves the right to limit said time. In the event the PA system fails, exhibitors will still be expected to appear on time. No refunds for failing to enter the ring on time. 63

5 Champlain Valley Fair Open Horse Show Presented by Progressive Sunday, September 2, :30a.m. Rain or Shine Classes open to everyone you do not have to be a member of any club or association! An Asterisk (*) denotes VHSA Class Pre-Entries encouraged and must be postmarked by August 25, 2018 Post Entries Accepted Day of Show ($3 additional per class) Over $2,000 in Awards & Prize Money Offered! 1. $100 added Adult & Adult W/T Showmanship* (19 yrs & Over) 2. Senior Exhibitor Showmanship* (14-18 yrs) 3. Junior Exhibitor Showmanship* (5-13 yrs) 4. Green Horse/Pony Showmanship* (19 yrs & Over) 5. Advanced Beginner Showmanship* (5-18 yrs) 6. Beginner Showmanship* (5-18 yrs) 7. Miniature Horse/Small Pony Showmanship* 8. $25 added Quarter Horse Halter* 9. $25 added Appaloosa Halter* 10. $25 added Paint Horse/Solid Paint Horse Halter* 11. $25 added Color Breed In Hand* (Horse/Pony) 12. $25 added Two Year Old & Under In Hand* (Horse/Pony) 13. $25 added Western Model* (Horse/Pony) 14. $25 added Pony In Hand* 15. $25 added Miniature Horse/Small Pony In Hand * 16. $25 added Hunter Model* (Horse/Pony) 17. $25 added Morgan In Hand* 18. $25 added Arab/Half-Arabian In Hand* 19. $25 added Saddle Seat Model* (Horse/Pony) 20. $25 added Second Chance Model Equine 21. $100 added Open In Hand* (Horse/Pony) 22. Lunge Line* (2yr old & Under) (Horse/Pony) 23. Advanced Beginner Equitation* 24. Junior/Senior Exhibitor Stock Seat Equitation * 25. Adult Walk/Trot Equitation * 26. $25 added Adult Pleasure* 27. Open Saddle Seat Equitation(any age) 28. Leadline Equitation* (Rider 3-10 yrs, helmet required, leader 18 yrs & over) 29. $25 added Schooling Performance Under Saddle 30. $25 added Open Disciplined Rail* (Horse/Pony) 31. W/T Disciplined Rail* (rider 5-18 yrs) 32. W/T Disciplined Rail* (rider 19 yrs & over) 33. $25 added Western Pleasure Open* 34. Miniature Horse/Small Pony Driving * 35. $25 added Pleasure Driving* (Horse/Pony) 36. $25 added Driving Quadrangles* (mini/pony/horse) (timed event) short break for Hunter Hack exhibitors only to warm up 37. $25 added Hunter Hack Crossrails* (2 fences not to exceed 18 ) 38. $25 added Hunter Hack* (2 fences, 2 to 2 6 in height) 39. Miniature Horse/Small Pony (In Hand) Hunter Over Fences* ALL AGES (for horse/pony/rider) As Of January 1 st Of Current Year ** All horses shown under saddle must be at least 3 years old ** Beginner: walk & trot/jog only, Rider 5-18 yrs Advanced Beginner: walk, jog/trot, canter/lope Rider 5-18 yrs in their first year (or 8 shows). Cannot enter any other classes requiring a canter or lope. They may enter any Open walk/trot classes at this show that are not VHSA pointed. Adult Walk/Trot Rider: walk & trot/jog only, Rider 19 years & older, if rider VHSA nominated in this division they cannot cross enter into any class requiring a canter/lope Green Horse/Pony: walk & trot/jog with optional non-judged canter/lope rider 19 year & over 1st/2nd yr of competing: Any age equine for showmanship, mount must be 3yrs or over for u/saddle events, Junior: rider 5-13 yrs Senior: rider yrs Adult: rider 19 yrs & over: walk, jog/trot, canter/lope Refer to VHSA rule book for additional clarification 64 Awards: Special Awards & Cash Prize(s) in several classes. Ribbons to 6 th place in all classes. $25 added classes payback: $25 to winner; $100 added classes -payback: $50/$30/$20 Pre-entries must be postmarked by August 25 th, Post Entries Accepted $3 per class. Regular classes & $25 added classes: Pre-entry fee $10/ adults (19 yrs & over); Pre-entry fee $7/youth (18 yrs & Under) $100 added classes: Pre-entry fee $12/ adults (19 yrs & over); Pre-entry fee $7/youth (18 yrs & Under) For information, updates and forms visit:

6 Champlain Valley Fair Open Horse Show Presented by Progressive Sunday, September 2, :30a.m. Rain or Shine Classes open to everyone you do not have to be a member of any club or association! An Asterisk (*) denotes VHSA Class Pre-Entries encouraged and must be postmarked by August 25, 2018 Post Entries Accepted Day of Show ($3 additional per class) Over $2,000 in Awards & Prize Money Offered! 40. $25 added Miniature Horse/Small Pony (In Hand) Jumper O/fences* 41. Special Event -Miniature Horses/Ponies* 42. Beginner (Rider) Horsemanship* 43. $25 added Adult Walk/Trot Pleasure * 44. $25 added Owner To Ride* (rider must be recorded owner of entry) 45. $25 added Second Chance Pleasure Under Saddle 46. $25 added Western Ranch Pleasure 47. Green Horse/Pony Equitation* 48. $25 added Color Breed Pleasure* (Horse/Pony) 49. $25 added Adult Stock Seat Equitation* (19yrs & Over) 50. Advanced Beginner Horsemanship* (5-18 yrs) 51. $25 added Green Horse/Pony Pleasure* 52. $100 added Saddle Seat Pleasure Open* (Horse/Pony) 53. Beginner (Rider) Equitation* 54. $100 added Western Pleasure Open Championship* (to enter class 54 you must have entered and shown class 33) 55. $25 added Pleasure Pony* (Walk/Trot only) (under saddle) 56. $25 added Western Road Hack * (Horse/Pony) 57. $25 added Junior/Senior Exhibitor Hunter Under Saddle (on the flat) 58. $25 added Senior Exhibitor Pleasure* (14-18 yrs) (all seats) 59. $25 added Junior Exhibitor Pleasure* (5-13 yrs) (all seats) 60. $25 added Walk/Trot Road Hack* (Rider 19 yrs & Over) 61. $25 added Walk/Trot Road Hack* (Rider 5-18 yrs) 62. $25 added Adult Go-As-You Please (19 yrs & Over) 63. $25 added Jr/Sr Go-As-You Please (5-18 yrs) 64. $25 added Hunter Pleasure* 65. $25 added Dressage Suitability* 66. $25 added English Road Hack* 67. $100 added Color Breed Pleasure Championship* (Horse/Pony) (to enter class 67 you must have entered and shown in class 48) 68. $25 added English Pleasure Open* (all styles) 69. $25 added Open Hunter under Saddle (on the flat) 70. Senior Exhibitor English Equitation* (14-18yrs) 71. Junior Exhibitor English Equitation* (5-13 yrs) 72. $25 added Adult English Equitation* (19yrs & over) (all styles) 73. $100 added English Pleasure Open Championship* (all styles)(to enter class 73 you must have entered and shown in class 68) 74. $25 added Beginner (Rider) Pleasure* 75. $25 added Command WTC 76. $25 added Command/Simon Says WT 77. $100 added Hunter Pleasure Open Championship* (to enter class 77 must have entered and shown in class 64) 78. $25 added Advanced Beginner Pleasure* (5-18 yrs) 79. $25 added Pleasure Pony* (under saddle) (W/T/C) 80. $25 added Open Walk/Trot Performance Championship 81. $25 added Open Performance Championship (w/t/c) 82. $25 added Junior/Senior Exhibitor Pleasure Championship* (to enter class 82 you must have entered and shown in class 58 or 59) For information, updates and forms visit: 65

7 Champlain Valley Open Fair Horse Show Sponsored in part by Poulin Grain Classes are open to everyone meeting the criteria of the class! You do not have to be a member to participate! Exhibitors are responsible for knowing the rules pertaining to the classes they enter. Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current VHSA, USEF and/or breed Rule Books and will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith unless otherwise specified. You do not have to belong to VHSA, USEF, etc. to show in any class! All exhibitors may wear ASTM/SEI protective headgear in all classes without penalty from the judge. Class Descriptions Note:An asterik * indicates class specifications are in the VHSA rule book and the class may be pointed with VHSA. A diamond shape indicates the class is not pointed with VHSA and class descriptions are as follows: Western Ranch Pleasure: The ideal western ranch pleasure entry should be presented in a more forward-moving style than the typical western pleasure show horse, being able to cover long distances, softly and quietly like that of a working ranch horse at all gaits. Entries to be shown both ways of the ring at a walk, jog and lope. Extensions of any gait and/or additional testing at the judges request. If extensions are requested, exhibitors may rise in the saddle but are not allowed to post. To be shown in good working tack with appropriate western attire. Attire/Tack with silver or excessive bling, banding of manes and use of false tails are discouraged and may be faulted. ASTM/SEI helmets allowed in this and all classes at this show without penalty. Open to all equines. Not VHSA pointed. Go As You Please Pleasure: Entries to be shown both ways of the ring at a walk, trot/jog and go as you please. The Go As You Please (GAYP) gait, is the gait each exhibitor picks best represents their entry. This gait may be a walk, trot, canter or other gait. Whatever gait the exhibitor chooses for their GAYP gait, must be the same gait used the second direction of the ring. To be judged 100% on performance. Open to all equines. Not VHSA pointed. Command/Simon Says: A fault and out class, the judge may run this class as a command and/or simon says. When an entry fails to perform the requested command and/or simon says request, they are eliminated until only one exhibitor remains. Open to all equines. Not VHSA pointed. Special Event for Miniature Horses and ponies: (all ages) Not VHSA pointed. Open to miniature horses and ponies of all height. This is a fun event to show case the personalities of these small equines. With the help of the spectators and judge, special awards related to the entry rolling - perhaps, first one to roll, last one to roll or entry not wanting to roll, etc. All entries to come into the ring at the same time. To be shown in hand with a halter and lead of any length. Please do not permit your equine to roll until announcement is made. No entry fee. Junior/Senior/Open Hunter under Saddle (on the flat) Open to Hunter type equines under hunt seat tack/attire. To be shown both ways of the ring at a walk, trot, canter. May be asked for extensions at any gait, may be asked to back. Light contact with horse s mouth is required. Equines to be alert, obedient, responsive and move freely. They should not be eliminated for slight errors. Entries to stand quietly and may be asked to back. Emphasis placed on actual suitability to purpose. Performance 80% conformation 20%. This is a flat class, there are no fences to jump. Not VHSA pointed. Performance Championships (W/T & W/T/C): Open to any exhibitor that has shown in at least one under saddle class at the show. Judged on performance, quality, and manners; additional testing at judges discretion. This is not a pleasure class; however if your entry is a pleasure type, the judge will be judging the entry against the ideal pleasure equine/rider combination. If your entry is more of a performance horse (dressage type, hunter performance type, saddle seat park type, road hack type, etc.) then the judge will be comparing your entry to the ideal performance type equine/rider combination. Not VHSA pointed. Schooling Performance Under Saddle (aka Anything Goes ); Open to all equines with any age rider. To be shown both ways of the ring at a walk, trot/job/alternate gait, and canter/lope. Judged on performance, quality and manners. Additional testing at judges discretion. Entries may be shown without penalty in any type saddle and bridle; bridle does not have to be the same style as saddle, but exhibitor s attire must match seat shown. Training tack (ex. Running martingale, etc), protective tack (boots, bandages, etc), any style of bit (including hackamores), using two hands on a shank bit, using a snaffle on an aged horse all are allowed and will not be penalized. Not VHSA pointed. Management Reserves The Right To: 1) add to or vary the list of invited officials; 2) decline or refuse any entry at this show without being held liable; 3) eliminate from further competition any exhibitor or equine should the best interest of the show be served; 4) not delay classes due to conflicts, and not to allow substitutions of animals or classes; 5) change the order of classes before or during the show and combine or cancel classes. Should any questions or disputes arise not provided for in the foregoing rules, the same shall be referred to the show steward whose decision shall be final. Champlain Valley Exposition, Vermont Horse Shows Association, this Show Manager, this Show Committee and/or its Committee Members, Show Officials, Show Employees or Agents will not be responsible for any accident that may occur to any animals, person or property, and each exhibitor shall hold them harmless and indemnify them against any legal proceeding or liabilities from any such accident or loss of property caused to or by the property or employee of such exhibitor. 66

8 Champlain Valley Open Fair Horse Show Sponsored in part by Poulin Grain Additional Class Descriptions Note:An asterik * indicates class specifications are in the VHSA rule book and the class may be pointed with VHSA. A diamond shape indicates the class is not pointed with VHSA and class descriptions are as follows: Miniature Horse/Small Pony Hunter over fences*: Open to any Miniature Horse 38 and under or Pony not to exceed 48 in height that are at least 3 years of age. Judged on style, manners and way of going with preference given to those horses that cover the course at an even pace, with free flowing strides, as in a brisk trot or canter, but must maintain same gait throughout the course. Circling once upon entering the ring and once upon leaving the ring is permissible. Charging fences, or not maintaining the same gait throughout the entire course shall be penalized. Jumps must be a minimum height of 18. The type of exhibitor footwear may include any athletic type shoe. Major faults to be considered are: knockdowns, touched, refusals, bucking or kicking, spooking or shying, showing obstacle to the horse or wringing the tail. Causes for elimination: 3 refusals, off course, crossing your own path, fall of horse or exhibitor, jumping of obstacle by exhibitor, unsound horse. Miniature Horse/Small Pony Jumper over fences*: Open to any Miniature Horse 38 and under or Pony not to exceed 48 in height that are at least 3 years of age. The class is to be timed by a stopwatch and the entry who has the fastest time and the fewest faults will be declared the winner. If more than one entry goes clean, the fastest time wins. Should their still be a tie, a jump off will occur only for those tied with a clean round. Scoring: knockdown 4 faults, refusal 3 faults. Causes for elimination: 3 refusals, off course, crossing your own path, fall of exhibitor or horse, jumping of jump by exhibitor, failure to pass through the start and/or finish cones. Minimum height for jumps must be 18. Exhibitor may not go over the jumps with the horse. The exhibitor s type of footwear may include any athletic type shoe.front leg wraps and/or boots are optional. Jump-offs are to occur for the first place between horses that tied for first place only. The jump-off will be held over the original course with at least one fence raised. Final determination is the combination of least faults and fastest time of the jump-off. Driving Quadrangles*: This is a timed event, open to horses, ponies and miniatures horses that are at least three years of age, shown individually. To be shown in harness hooked to a 2 or 4 wheeled vehicle. Entire course must be at a trot. There is a 10 second penalty for every break into cantering. Time starts when you cross the start/finish line. You make a left turn around each upper cone, go back through the center, make a right turn around each bottom cone. Go back through the center and cross the start/finish line to stop your time. This is a VHSA pointed class. Pattern: Second Chance Equine Division Open to horses, ponies and mules who have been adopted from rescue organizations, purchased from kill buyers to prevent from going to slaughter, former race horses starting a second career or similar situations. Entries must be able to show proof they are qualified to the satisfaction of show management at the time of entry. Examples: Copy of adoption paperwork, reclassification of registration papers (Ex. Non racing registration papers for Standardbreds), bill of sale from Moore s Equine Rescue (kill buyer), etc. Purpose of this class is to reward exhibitors for taking the time to give equines a second chance to thrive and to shed light on the need of formerly unwanted equines. Cross-entry into Open and VHSA classes allowed and encouraged, however attire, tack and equipment would need to follow VHSA rules for VHSA classes. Second Chance Model Equine: Entries to enter the ring at a walk, line up head to tail and to be judge standing for breed type, quality and condition for their age. May be shown in halter or bridle; exhibitors to be neatly attired. Open to entries which meet the requirements of the Second Chance Equine Division. Not VHSA pointed. Second Chance Pleasure Under Saddle: Open to entries which meet the requirements of the Second Chance Equine Division. To be shown both ways of the ring at a walk and trot/jog/alternate gait. To be judged on the ability to give a nice pleasure ride, with manners being paramount. Additional testing at judges discretion. Entries may be shown without penalty in any type saddle and bridle; bridle does not have to be the same style as saddle, but exhibitors attire must match seat shown. Example: a former Standardbred race horse may be shown in a snaffle English bridle with two hands and the rider uses a western saddle and is attired in western riding attire. Protective boots, bandages, etc. are optional. Entries may cross enter into w/t/c classes without penalty if qualified. Not VHSA pointed. 67

9 Champlain Valley Fair Open Horse Show Entry Form Show Date: Sunday, September 2, 2018 Pre-Entry Postmark by August 25 th Post Entry(s) Accepted Day of Show Location: Champlain Valley Exposition Fairgrounds Route 15 (105 Pearl Street), Essex Junction, Vermont Only one equine/exhibitor combination per entry form - Feel free to photo copy this form! NAME OF EQUINE (print below) BREED AGE SEX SHOW NUMBER HEIGHT EXHIBITOR NAME (print below) AGE DIVISION MAILING ADDRESS: CITY STATE ZIP If a VHSA Member, Please indicate your member # PHONE CLASSES ENTERED: Please HELP US! REQUIRED WITH ENTRY: Include payment- check, money order Signature below To avoid $2 copy fee include the following: Copy of Coggins Papers within 12 months Copy of Rabies Certificate Copy of Registration Papers (for classes that require breed registration papers) Payment payable to: CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAIR Mail Entries To Secretary: CHERYL REED 109 Karilyn Drive, Sharon, VT Csjjs@aol.com Office Use Only - Paid Via CASH CHECK $ RIDER # s,,, Total of all pre-entry CLASS FEES : Regular classes and $25 classes: at $10/class - Adults 19 yrs and over at $7/class - Youth 18 yrs and under $100 added classes: at $12/class - Adults 19 yrs and over at $7/class - Youth 18 yrs and under VHSA fundraising fee - $2.00 per Equine (Required) BOX Youth (initial bedding provided on first come, first serve basis, not guaranteed) COPY FEE ($2/each) (if applicable) OFFICE FEE ($5 per Horse/Exhibitor Combination) POST ENTRY FEE ($3 additional per class) TOTAL AMOUNT DUE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAIR $5.00 Under Vermont Law, an equine activity sponsor is not liable for an injury to, or the death of, a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities that are obvious and necessary, pursuant to 12 V.S.A Disclaimer: Equines are entered at the owner s risk. This show assumes no responsibility for any damage to riders, animals, vehicles or any articles attending this show. This show, the management, and officials will not be responsible for injuries or accidents of any kind. By signing below, all parties agree to abide by the Show Rules and to pay all fees that said parties incur at this event which are owed to the show sponsors. I agree to hold harmless any organization affiliated with this show, which includes, but is not limited to, Champlain Valley Exposition and/or Champlain Valley Fair, for damages to horses/ponies, riders, spectators, and any vehicle or property at this show. Signature(s) below indicate that each of us has read and understands the above. Signature of Exhibitor Date: Parent/Guardian must sign if rider is 18 years or under Equineowner/lessee signature Date: Trainer signature Date: Download more forms at our website: