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Fire In The Sky FUN IN THE AIR AFTER DARK STYLE FREE FIREWORKS Saturday, June 29th Approximately 11 pm
18 - www.putnamcountyfair.com Monday, June 24th NEW OUTLOOK BLUEGRASS BAND Shows at 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 6:00 PM Tuesday, June 25th EARLY CHILDHOOD CHILDREN ACTIVITIES 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM LITTLE WOOD CAR DERBY 10:30 AM RONALD MCDONALD SHOW 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM LITTLE MISS/MISTER PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR 5:30 PM BREAKING 50/50 8:00 PM Wednesday, June 26th 2013 DANCE SPECTACULAR 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM PUTNAM COUNTY TALENT NIGHT 8:00 PM
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 19 Thursday, June 27th BEKAH BRADLEY 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM Friday, June 28th BROTHER BELIEVE ME 9:00 PM to Midnight Saturday, June 29th NASHVILLE CRUSH 9:00 PM to Midnight
From deep in the swamps of Florida comes Kachunga, a real American Bushman who dares to step foot into the wet domain of the alligator. Watch in astonishment as he apprehends a ferocious man-eating reptile with his bare hands. Most people have never seen an alligator up close. The mystique of these giant reptiles is in itself a big draw. Now imagine the thrill of watching a man pit his strength & agility against nine feet 300 Ibs. of lashing tail & gnashing jaws in a dangerous dance of re exes & cunning. Kachunga s struggle with the alligator keeps each member of the audience on the edge of their seat biting their nails & curling their toes.
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22 - www.putnamcountyfair.com FREE ADMISSION 7:00 am to 4:00 pm, age 16 and under RIDE SPECIALS Ride all you can for only $8-12:00 am to 5:00 pm KUCHUNGA AND THE ALLIGATOR SHOW It s Gatori c! THE CABOODLESTOPPERS Out of this world entertainment JUNGLE ISLAND PETTING ZOO See animals you never heard of LITTLE MISS/MISTER CONTEST Putnam County s nest kids RONALD MCDONALD Prizes and Surprises! BICYCLE GIVE AWAYS 4:00 pm, Grandstand KIDDIE TRACTOR PULL Ribbons awarded to all pullers LITTLE WOOD CAR DERBY Wood designed for speed MODEL TRAIN EXHIBIT Merchant s Building CLOWNS & FACE PAINTERS Merchant s Building HANDS ON SCIENCE ACTIVITY Entertainment Tent See fair schedule for exact times and more Kid s Day events.
24 - www.putnamcountyfair.com Honoring those who have served our country. Acknowledging those who have built our community. FREE ADMISSION ALL DAY, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2013 FOR ALL VETERANS AND SENIOR CITIZENS 62 AND OVER Priority shuttle service provided to Senior Citizens and Veterans courtesy of Putnam County Fair SPECIAL SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAM ALL DAY IN THE ENTERTAINMENT TENT
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 53 Putnam County Fair SUPER STAKES Ottawa, OH June 25 & 26, 2013 SUPER SPEED PROGRAM TUESDAY, NIGHT, June 25, 2013-6:00 PM (Declare on Saturday, June 22, 2013) Pace - 3 Yr. Old Filly Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Pace - 2 Yr. Old Filly Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Trot - 3 Yr. Old Colt Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Trot - 2 Yr Old Colt Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Trot - 4 Year Old & Up Signature Series - Entry Fee $100 Est. $2,000 WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26, 2013-6:00 PM (Declare on Sunday, June 23, 2013) Trot - 2 Yr. Old Filly Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Pace - 3 Yr. Old Colt Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Trot - 3 Yr. Old Filly Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Pace - 2 Yr. Old Colt Super Stakes WOCRA - Added $1,354 Pace - 4 Year Old & Up Signature Series - Entry Fee $100 - Est. $2,000 CONDITIONS 1. Colt and Filly races, raced in accordance with WOCRA Rules. Payment of purses dependent upon payment of Ohio Fair Fund money. Unless otherwise stipulated, U.S.T.A. and O.R.C. Rules to govern. 2. Entrance fee $100 for stakes races. Six to name and ve to start. Horses drawn from entry box must pay declaration fee. Track will score six wide. One heat plan. 3. Horses must declare in by 10:00 AM. THREE DAYS preceding race. 4. The Signature Series Rules will govern the Signature Series events as found elsewhere in the Huff s Guide. Starting fee $100. All declarations must be paid. 5. In the event more than nine (9) entries are declared to start in the Signature Series, race shall be divided and raced in divisions. Each division will race only one heat. 6. The Fairboard reserves the right to change the program, declare off any event, or reject any entry. Putnam County Agricultural Society and the Putnam County Commissioners assume no liability in case of accidents (on or off track) or re to horse, owner, trainer, driver or any employee, agent, family or spectator. 7. Not all stalls have doors. 8. All Harness Horsemen must pay at the gate. We will honor Western Ohio Colt Racing Association Passes ON RACE DAYS ONLY. PASSES ADMIT ONE (1) INDIVIDUAL ONLY. 9. Speed Of ce opens June 22, 2013, 7:00 A.M. 10. Races will be charted. All horses enter Fairgrounds through Gate No. 4. 11. All owners, trainers and drivers must have 2013 Ohio State Racing Commission License. 12. Current Coggins Test required. Lasix veterinarian on grounds. 13. All race owners must show Federal Tax ID Number when entry fee is paid. Entries taken June 22 & 23 7 AM -10 AM Telephone all entries at speed of ce numbers below: ANY CHECKS RETURNED FROM HORSEMEN WILL BE CHARGED A $50.00 FEE. SPEED OFFICE PHONES: 419 236-6500 or 419 236-6700 PHOTO FINISH CHARTING PARI-MUTUAL WAGERING FREE GRANDSTAND TROPHY EACH HEAT Speed Committee Superintendent, Eleanor Rissor Garry Kleman, Don Verhoff, Ben Niese Doug Meyer, Kendra VonLehmden Denny Kuhlman Track Committee Superintendent, Doug Meyer Matt Wiechart, Jay Beckman
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26 - www.putnamcountyfair.com Have lunch at the fair Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Just enter at Gate 3 (Arches) and purchase a special refundable lunch admission ticket. Then proceed to feast on your favorite fair foods and refreshments. This special offer is only available from 11 am to 2 pm June 26th to June 28th. You must exit the fair at Gate 3 by 2pm and turn in the same special admission ticket to receive full refund. Refundable Lunch Ticket We re Just The Ticket! Putnam County s Home Grown Talent Search Open to all aspiring country singers who grew up and live in Putnam County. All contestants will sing two country songs of their choice with - host band EXPLOIT. For more information call the Secretary s Of ce at 419-523-4628 or see www.putnamcountyfair.com.
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 27 Wacky, crazy out of this world fun! 3 Shows Daily - 2:00 pm, 4:00 pm, 6:00 pm The Caboodlestopper show is an energy packed, unique comedy event for the whole family. They are a close knit, talented family with a passion for great entertainment. Their shows include everything from celebrity impersonations, choreographed dance routines and hilarious original comedy skits to the ultimate Hip Hop Dance Off. Children get the chance to be the stars of the show by dressing up as pirates, surfers or cowboys while rocking out to their favorite songs. From toddlers to Grandparents, this show is a must see for the entire family. It s wacky, crazy, out-of-this-world fun!
30 - www.putnamcountyfair.com Power from the Past ANTIQUE TRACTOR and FARM MACHINERY SHOW Monday, June 24 5 to 9 pm at the Arches Plaza The third annual Putnam County Fair Antique Tractor Show will be hosted by Vaun Wickerham, the Farm Director of WFIN, WKXA and THE FOX. Door prizes will be given away amidst an interesting evening of discussions on antique farm tractor history. This event is open to any and all tractor owners. We will accept the rst thirty antique tractors entered. If you are interested in displaying your antique tractor please ll out the application Please Print: Name: Date: Address: City: County: State: Zip code: Brand of Tractor: form below and mail it back to the Putnam County Fair as soon as possible. Antique tractor owners will receive free admission and can bring their tractors to the event starting at 1:00 p.m., the day of the show. Antique tractor owners should park in lot 5 and drive their tractors to the event using the drive on the west side of the Merchants Building. Fair Directors will be available for assistance. Antique machinery may also be displayed. Mail to: Putnam County Fair P.O. Box 47 Ottawa, OH 45875 419.523.4628 Email: putnamcountyfair@bright.net Year of Tractor: FREE HAT TO THE FIRST 30 OWNERS THAT REGISTER
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 31 TUESDAY, JUNE 25TH, 1:30 PM, JR. FAIR BUILDING NO ENTRY FEE OPEN TO KIDS AGE 12 AND UNDER Five weight categories up to 110 lbs. Ribbons awarded to all participants! RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Contestant must be able to pedal tractors without assistance. 2. Pedal tractors will be furnished for all participants. 3. All contestants must wear shoes. 4. All contestants will be given three chances to get the sled moving from the starting line. 5. The pulling tractor must stay between the lines of the pulling lane at all times. 6. If the tractor leaves the pulling lane, the distance will be measured from the starting line to the point where the tractor crossed the boundary. 7. In case of a tie, there will be a pull off to determine the winner. 8. There will be ve classes of contestants as follows: CLASS 1... CLASS 2... CLASS 3... CLASS 4... CLASS 5... 25 TO 33 POUNDS 34 TO 45 POUNDS 46 TO 61 POUNDS 62 TO 82 POUNDS 83 TO 110 POUNDS 9. Both boys and girls are eligible to enter, age limit 12 years. 10. Prizes will be given to each winner. 11. The judge s decision will be nal for all pulls. 12. All contestants must be present by the time of pedal pull with a signed permission slip in hand. The required signature of a parent or guardian releases the Putnam County Agricultural Society and Fair Board members from any nancial responsibility due to an accident. 13. Registration for the tractor pull will be one hour before pedal pull time. 14. Child must be accompanied by an adult or guardian at the time of registration. 15. Spectators need to stay in the stands. 16. For additional information, contact the Putnam County Agricultural Society. Archbold Equipment Ottawa H.G. Violet Equipment Delphos TROPHY SPONSORS: Homier & Sons Inc. Continental ENTRY BLANK Northwest Tractor Co. Ottawa Siefker Real Estate & Auction Co. Ottawa Contestant s Name Weight Address Contestant Number Parent s Signature
32 - www.putnamcountyfair.com GO-KART RACES RACING REVIEW The Fan, Car and Driver Get Together WEDNESDAY JUNE 26TH 5-9 PM ARCHES PLAZA THURSDAY JUNE 27TH GATES OPEN AT 4 PM HOT LAPS AT 7 PM RACING FOLLOWS Of cial Sponsor The place to be for avid race fans. Sprints, Stocks, Karts, Modi eds, Drags, Motorcross and even Pulling Trucks will be on display. Drivers will be available for commentary. Dr. Dwight Allen host of Racing World on WFIN 1330 will moderate the event. It s a fast and fun time. 2 BIG EVENTS Because of the generosity of our track sponsors PRO-TEC COATING and THE UNION BANK COMPANY we invite you to come see the Kart Races at the Putnam Speed Park at the Blanchard Bull Ring on the west end of the horse race track. Due to liability issues, ALL SPECTATORS and PARTICIPANTS must sign a waiver sheet upon entry to the track. All race teams must enter at GATE 5 (west side of fairgrounds). Everyone will be required to pay a $6.00 gate admission to the fair. Rain date to be announced.
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 33 CAR, TRUCK, & LAWN MOWER DEMOLITION DERBIES & FIGURE 8 RACES All rules and entry information available at www.putnamcountyfair. com. Professionally produced DVDs will be available for purchase for these events. Prices are $20 if ordered before end of fair and $40 if ordered after fair. Premium pit side parking spots will be rented at $50 per vehicle for each event. Contact Directors Matt Maag and Maurice Miller. Space is limited. Beer will be sold in pit area. However no beer or alcohol may be carried in. Strictly enforced! Of cial provider of pit area wrist bands.
34 - www.putnamcountyfair.com Wednesday, June 26th 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM 3:30 The Dance Center 4:00 Pam s School of Dance 4:30 Cindy s Tap on Wood Studio of Dance 5:00 Tannis School of Dance 5:30 The Performing Arts Center 6:00 Center Stage Dance Academy WHAT A SHOW!
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 35 The Excitement Lives On! Videos Professionally produced DVDs will be offered for Monday s, Friday s and Saturday s Grandstand Events. $ 20 00 per DVD if ordered before or during the fair $ 40 00 per DVD if ordered after the fair. Prices include shipping and handling. To order in advance, complete form at right. Payment must accompany your order. NAME ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE ( ) Check DVDs requested @ $ 20 00 q Monday - Veteran s Tribute King & Queen Coronation, Band Show q Friday - Figure 8 Race, Truck and Lawnmower Demolition Derby q Saturday - Car Demolition Derby and Lawn Mower Demolition Derby Mail to: Putnam County Fair P.O. Box 47 Ottawa, OH 45875 Photos Of cial fair photos available through Schnipke Photography, Katie Schnipke, Cloverdale, Ohio. Call 419-488-2924 or email at: pcfairpix@ schnipkephotography.com. This service is available to all exhibitors, competitors and fairgoers. Special requests and custom orders welcome.
36 - www.putnamcountyfair.com CHAINSAW CREATIONS 3 BIG Tuesday, June 25th 5:30 pm Entertainment Tent Open to any child living in Putnam County ages 2 to 5 but not yet in kindergarten. Crowns and Sashes for King and Queen Ribbons awarded to every contestant To enter register on line at www.putnamcountyfair.com or on the grounds one hour prior to the event. 2011 Little Mister Landon Siefker, 2012 Little Mister Riaden Schroeder, 2012 Little Miss Layken Insley, 2011 Little Miss Kamryn Miller. 2012 Junior Fair King Aaron Siebeneck, & 2012 Junior Fair Queen Megan Verhoff See Chainsaw Carver Andy Kerns from Harner, West Virginia in action. Witness the transformation of wood from bare lumber to realistic renditions of your favorite gurines. Finished items will be for sale at the fair. Special requests are welcome! SHOWS EVERYDAY 12:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. by Andy Kerns AN EXTRA SHARP SHOW!
www.putnamcountyfair.com - 37 Midway Mania Price Blowout! Saturday June 29th All U Can Ride - $7 9:00 pm to close Budget Bargains 12:00 Noon to 5:30 pm - $10 5:30 pm to close - $12 Kids Day Special Tuesday June 25th 11:00 am to 5:00 pm - $8 TOGETHER FOR FUN
40 - www.putnamcountyfair.com The safety of all fair participants and visitors is our utmost concern. We simply say thanks to the sundry of emergency responders including re ghters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, municipal police and sheriff of cers who assist at the fair. Also thanks to the staff at the County Garage for handling the heavy work on grounds improvements.