MANATEE COUNTY FAIR 2017 Market Steer Show. FAIR LIVESTOCK DIRECTOR: Hugh Taylor/Mitchell John AREA SUPERINTENDENT: Stevie John and Susan Grainger

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MANATEE COUNTY FAIR 2017 Market Steer Show FAIR LIVESTOCK DIRECTOR: Hugh Taylor/Mitchell John AREA SUPERINTENDENT: Stevie John and Susan Grainger SCHEDULE Ownership & Weigh-In Saturday, August 20, 2016, 8-11:00am Mosaic Arena, Fairgrounds Fair Arrival Tuesday, January 17, 2017 2-6pm Steer Showmanship Show Wednesday, January 18, 2017 6pm Youth Steer Show Thursday, January 19, 2017 6 pm Youth Steer Sale Saturday, January 21, 2017 1pm Awards Presentation Saturday, January 21, 2017 7pm STEER RULES AND REGULATIONS Eligibility: 1. All general livestock rules apply to this specific area. 2. If the Steer Committee considers the physical condition of the steer to be a problem, it may result in the Steer Committee not accepting or allowing the steer to participate in the show and sale.

3. It is the intent of the Board of Directors, Fair Livestock Committee to allow only steers which fairly and accurately represent the Beef Industry. NO dairy cross steers will be accepted. If discovered after weigh-in, animal will be disqualified. Ownership: Steers must have been owned by the exhibitor on or before Saturday, August 20, 2016. Mandatory Weigh-Ins: 1. All steers must comply with a mandatory weigh-in on August 20, 2016. This must occur on scales certified by the Florida Department of Agriculture in the presence of at least one fair board director. 2. All steers at final weigh-in must weigh a minimum of 950 pounds and a maximum of 1750 pounds and gained an average of 2 pounds per day. Also, all steers must have a minimum of.25 inches of back fat as determined by ultrasound or be a quality grade of select or better. 3. All steers must be unloaded and weighed on foot. 4. Weigh-in information is mandatory; entries will not be accepted unless weigh-in is properly authorized. Entries: 1. All entry blanks must be filled out completely. All information and signatures must be completed or entry will not be accepted. 2. Each exhibitor may enter only one (1) steer. The exhibitor shall also be the owner. Each individual 4-H exhibitor must be a member of a 4-H Beef Club Project. FFA or 4-H Clubs as a whole shall be co-owner and shall abide by these rules. 2. (a) Each school Ag Education department, the 4-H Beef Clubs, shall be eligible to show and sell a steer yearly.

(b.) No ownership changes or exchanges will be permitted after registration at the first weigh-in. 3. At least 148 day, pre-fair weigh-in and registration is required. All animals shall be weighed, marked, mouthed and registered on the date and time established by the Steer Committee, on or before 148 days prior to the Fair. It is the intent of the Fair Committee, for fairness of the exhibitors, for the animal to be between the ages of 14 months and a maximum cap of 24 months of age at final weigh-in. 4. Proof of purchase shall be furnished at initial weigh-in. 5. Steer exhibitors may not show swine. Anyone weighing in a steer at first weigh-in is not eligible to show a swine project. Health Regulations: (For Final Check-in) 1. All animals must be checked in by a veterinarian. All exhibitors must comply with State of Florida Health Rules and all animals must meet minimum health standards as determined by the Fair Veterinarian. 2. All vehicles transporting steers to the Fair must meet State guidelines. General: 1. All steers must be neutered prior to first weigh-in. No steers will be castrated or dehorned at first weigh-in. No exceptions. Steers with horns longer than two inches will be rejected by the Steer Committee at final weighin. Dehorned steers must be completely healed at final weigh-in. Any small scurs or horns must be filed smooth. No sharp tips will be allowed. 2. No steer may be exhibited in competition that cannot be properly managed and led at final check-in time. Steers that are unmanageable during the show will be pulled to the side of the ring and tied or sent home. Use of nose tongs or leads, ring or "Jim Bob" type halter is prohibited. 3. All steers shall be double-tied with at least 1/2 inch neck and lead rope and halters of good quality.

4. Curb chain show halters will be permitted provided that exhibitor demonstrates that he/she is capable of handling the steer with such a halter. 5. Steers found to have been on a nurse cow during the feeding period shall be considered an ineligible animal for show and sale. If it is discovered after the sale, the exhibitor must make restitution to the buyer and cover all expenses incurred to the Fair Association. 5. (a) No steer shall have access to grass pastures with the exception of extreme weather conditions or while exhibitor is exercising the animal. It is the intent of the Fair Board Livestock Committee to supply ONLY grain fed beef to buyers. 6. The exhibitor will be allowed to be assisted by their 4-H leader, FFA advisor, parent or another exhibitor only for preparation to showing and selling, but not while in the ring 6. (a) All exhibitors are required to wear boots, white long sleeve button down dress shirts, black pants (No Denim Blue Jeans!) during the show and sale. No hats allowed during the show and sale. FFA must wear Official Dress. 7. No provision will be made to sell animals disqualified. Only animals that are shown are eligible for auction sale. 8. 4-H and FFA steer classes will be shown and judged together. Selection of Champion and Reserve Champion shall be made from first place winners from each class. The second place blue ribbon to the Champion will qualify to compete for Reserve Champion. 9. Sifted steers deemed by the Fair Livestock Committee to be dwarfs, bullocks, or stags will not be eligible to show. 10. Steers may be mouthed and any steer with evidence of eruption of any permanent teeth other than two center incisors will not be eligible to show. Discrepancies between physiological age (dental structure) and chronological age (certified age certificate) will be resolved by relying on age as determined by dental structure. A steer must be no older than 24 months at Fair time. 11. All unqualified or sifted steers must be removed from the Fairgrounds on the day of disqualification.

12. No decorations on animals at anytime. (i.e. glitter, paint, signs or use of hair dyes) 13. Each exhibitor should have one buyer letter with three buyer addresses attached to buyers letter inside of the record book at final weigh-in. Feeding and Bedding: 1. All steers will be bedded on sand only. No bedding hay allowed. 2. Feed and water pails must be provided by the exhibitor. No water pails will be left unattended in front of steer. 3. All exhibitors of steers are required to keep the steer's space clean and removal of litter and filth twice daily. 4. All exhibitors found not properly feeding and caring for his or her steer may be disqualified from show and/or sale at any time during Fair week. SALE: PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DAY & TIME 1. The sale of steers will take place on Saturday, January 21, 2017 at 1pm. 2. Six percent (6%) of each exhibitor s sale price and any add-ons will be deducted by the Fair Association to help defray expenses. 3. All requirements must be met before the exhibitor may receive their premium checks. 4. All youth exhibitors are required to write a thank you letter to the buyer of their steer. A verification signature card must be submitted to the fair office before a check will be issued. 5. Each exhibitor must write a minimum of three (3) letters to prospective buyers. A list of these letters must be turned in with their record book at the final check-in.

6. There will be a $_10.00 charge at the first weigh-in on each animal. These funds will be used to cover a portion of the cost normally assessed each steer following the sale. 7. The Manatee River Fair Association will only handle add-on's totaling $25.00 or more. Add-on s must be received by February 15, 2017. 8. Liability - Each exhibitor must assume all liability in case of death or injury to his/her steer until removed from the Fairgrounds, at which time it becomes the liability of the buyer. 9. Any steer weighing over 1500 pounds will sell as 1500 pounds, regardless of weight. QUESTIONS If you have a question about your entry into the Manatee County Fair, please follow the chain-of-command as listed below: 1 st contact your CLUB LEADER; if they are unable to answer your question, then 2 nd contact your AREA SUPERINTENDENT Steers, Stevie John and Susan Grainger at 941-722-1639. If they are unable to answer your question, 3 rd contact the FAIR LIVESTOCK DIRECTOR Steers, Hugh Taylor, 941-722-1639.

MANATEE COUNTY FAIR ENTRY FORM STEER Exhibitor Please fill in the form completely and turn it in at the Steer Weigh-In (8/20/16). All signatures are mandatory. Full Name Mailing Address City ZIP Home Address (If different than mailing address) City Home Phone ZIP Cell Phone Email Exhibitor Age as of September 1, 2016 Exhibitor has completed Mandatory Ethics Training Course: Yes No # Mother s Name Mother s Work/Cell Father s Name Father s Work/Cell I will show a steer for: 4-H Club OR FFA Chapter County Calf: Yes No Breed: Breeder: I will be participating in Showmanship: Yes No I hereby agree to enter in this event in accordance with the rules and regulations of each show and in accordance with the General Livestock Rules as provided by the Manatee River Fair Association at www.manateecountyfair.com Signature of Exhibitor Signature of Parent/Guardian I hereby certify that exhibitor is a bona-fide member of Man. Co. 4-H or a Man. Co. FFA member and meets all eligibility rules and regulations 4-H Leader / FFA Advisor Name Signature

2017 Manatee County Fair Exhibitor and Parent/Legal Guardian General Release Year Animal Shown The undersigned Exhibitor and Parent/Legal Guardian desire for the Exhibitor to exhibit and show livestock at the Manatee County Fair, and to house and locate said livestock on fair property during the Manatee County Fair. In consideration for permission from the Manatee River Fair Association, Incorporated, the undersigned Exhibitor and Parent/Legal Guardian do hereby release the Manatee River Fair Association, Incorporated from any and all loss, damage, liability, injury, death or property damage, including any injury or death to any unborn child or fetus the Exhibitor may be carrying, resulting from or in connection with the housing, storage, showing and exhibition of said livestock at the Manatee County Fair. This Release is binding on and enforceable against any heirs, executors, assignees and subrogates. The undersigned acknowledges that the exhibition and care of livestock involves inherent risk of injury and the undersigned, on behalf of themselves and the Exhibitor do hereby assume all risk of injury, death or property damage. This Release was signed on, 20. Print Name of Exhibitor Print Name of Father/Legal Guardian Print Name of Mother/Legal Guardian Signature of Exhibitor Signature of Father/Legal Guardian Signature of Mother/Legal Guardian ****************************************************************************** STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MANATEE The Foregoing Instrument was acknowledged before me this day of, 20, by, who is personally known/shown identification to me and who did not take an oath. Type of Identification shown: Notary Public: Date: (signature) My Commission Expires/Commission Number:

2017 Security Entrance Pass Order Form Turn in one order form per family with the first child to check an animal or plant in Each exhibitor showing an animal or plant at the 2017 Manatee County Fair is required to purchase a Security Entrance Pass. The Security Entrance Pass cost is $15.00 per exhibitor and is to be paid with the Pre-Registration Packet. Make checks payable to Manatee River Fair Association. There will be no refunds on passes. Passes will be available for pick-up Jan. 7 th -8 th 9am-4pm; Jan. 9 th, 10 th & 11 th -8am-5pm in the Livestock Office. Please list each of your children that are showing an animal or plant in this top section. You may also order and pay for Commemorative Exhibitor T-shirts at this time. Please make sure you put a size by each Exhibitor name that you are ordering for (A-adult S-M-L-XL-2X-3X or C-child XS-S-M-L- XL). T-shirts are $5.00 each (exhibitors only). Please Print First and Last Name. Exhibitor 1) Exhibitor 2) Exhibitor 3) Exhibitor 4) Exhibitor 5) Exhibitor 6) Exhibitor 7) Each family with a child/children showing an animal/animals at the 2017 Manatee County Fair may purchase four (4) Security Entrance Passes (for immediate family members only-children 5 and under do not need a pass) in addition to the exhibitors passes for $15.00 each. Payment for the family passes is due with the child s pre-registration paperwork. There will be no refunds on passes. Please Print First and Last Name (Immediate Family Only) Name 1) Name 2) Name 3) Name 4)