DEPARTMENT
K
DIVISION
I - POULTRY
Bruce
and Joyce Tingle, Superintendents
All
Cochise County poultry raisers are eligible to exhibit and compete.
Birds which are unsightly, vermin ridden, or show evidence of
disease will be rejected. Any
bird deemed unworthy of placement will not be given an award.
To
all exhibitors showing poultry, pigeons and rabbits:
1.
No exhibitor shall release birds at the Fairground.
2.
No exhibit is to be sold until the last day of the Fair.
Anyone selling at the Fair will be held responsible to see that
the buyer receives what he bought.
These transactions are strictly between buyers and sellers.
3.
Any violation of these rules will forfeit the exhibitor’s
privilege to show the following year.
The
poultry show will be held under the rules of the American Poultry
Association. The American
Standard of Perfection, published by the American Poultry Association,
will be used as a reference. Judging
will commence at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 28, 2000.
Entry
Fees:
Singles,
twenty-five (.25) cents
Trios,
seventy-five (.75) cents
Entries
close at midnight September 18, 1999.
The management reserves the right to close entries sooner if
show capacity is reached before that date.
Entry forms may be obtained from the Department Superintendents
or the Fairgrounds’ General Office and must be on file before the
closing date. No
exceptions. All birds
must be identified by easily readable, numbered leg bands attached by
the owner. These bands
should be of sturdy plastic or metal.
Leg band numbers are to be on entry blanks for each bird.
Birds exhibited in trios may not compete for single prizes, and
birds exhibited singly may not compete for trio prizes, but all birds
are eligible for Championship Award.
Many varieties of poultry have both large and bantam
subdivisions. Be sure to
state whether large or bantam on your entry blank.
Classes will be provided for all pure bred varieties of large
poultry and bantams, which
are recognized by the American Poultry Association.
Mail
entries to:
Bruce
Tingle, RR 1, Box 584, Willcox, Az 85643.
The
Department will be open to receive poultry Wednesday, September 27,
from 4 until 9 p.m. and from 7 until 9 a.m., Thursday, September 28.
Subject
to space available, after Cochise County entries are booked, entries
will be accepted from residents of Santa Cruz, Pima, Graham and
Greenlee Counties only.
Entry
fees for out-of-County exhibitors will be:
Singles,
fifty (.50) cents
Trios,
one dollar and fifty ($1.50) cents
If
out-of-County entries are rejected due to a lack of space, the entry
fee will be returned to the exhibitor prior to the show opening date.
No entries will be released prior to 5 p.m. Sunday, October 1.
The
show management will feed and water the birds and will take
precautions against injury, sickness or loss.
However, in no case will the Fair Association or Department
Officials be responsible for loss or damage while the birds are in
transit or during their stay at the Fairgrounds.
PREMIUMS
Singles:
First
place, $3.00 and Blue Ribbon
Second
place, $2.00 and Red Ribbon
Third
place, White Ribbon
Trios:
First
place, $5.00 and Blue Ribbon
Second
place, $3.00 and Red Ribbon
Third
place, White Ribbon
Within
each variety the following Lots will be available:
Lot
No.
1
Cock, Male bird, hatched before Jan. 1, 2000.
2
Hen, female bird, hatched before Jan. 1, 2000.
3
Cockerel, male bird, hatched after Jan. 1, 2000.
4
Pullet, female bird, hatched after Jan. 1, 2000.
5.
Old trio, one male, two females, same variety,
hatched
before Jan. 1, 2000.
6
Young trio, one male, two females, same variety,
hatched
after Jan. 1, 2000.
Commercial
Poultry
Lot
No.
7
Laying hen, whether purebred, mixed or crossbred
8
Lay trio, any trio of laying hens whether purebred,
mixed
or crossbred.
9
Broiler trio, any trio of broilers under 3 months
of
age.
10
Roaster trio, any trio of roaster over 3 months
of
age.
WATERFOWL
CLASS NO. 109 - DUCKS
First
place $3.00
Second place $2.00
Lot
No.
14
Young drake
15
Young duck
16
Old drake
17
Old duck
CLASS NO. 110 - GEESE
First
place $3.00
Second place $2.00
Lot
No.
19
Young gander
20
Young goose
21
Old gander
22
Old goose
CLASS NO. 111 - TURKEYS
First
place $3.00
Second place $2.00
Lot
No.
24
Young tom
25
Young hen
26
Old tom
27
Old hen
Appropriate
Rosette ribbons will be awarded for:
Champion
Large Bird, Champion Bantam, Best Waterfowl,
Best
Turkey
10
Special Merit Ribbons may be given
for
outstanding individual entries
Coronado Poultry Breeders Association
RR
1, Box 584, Willcox, Az 85643
At
this show Coronado Poultry Breeders Association will give, provided
awards are won by members in good standing, a trophy for Best Large
Fowl, Best Bantam, Best Turkey and Best Waterfowl.
If you are not a member of CPBA, join the Association prior to
judging and compete for the these awards.
Adult membership is $4.00, Junior and under 18 is
$2.00, or a family membership is $8.00.
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DEPARTMENT
K
DIVISION II - PIGEONS AND RABBITS
Kenneth
and Dorothy McDonald Superintendents
Entry
forms are required and may be obtained from the Fairgrounds’ Main
Office or from the Superintendents.
All must be on file by close of entries at midnight, September
18, 2000.
Mail
entries with entry fee to:
K.R.
McDonald
5520-B
S. Campobello Ave., Sierra Vista, Az 85635.
All
applicable rules of Department K - Division I, apply to Division II.
Judging will be Friday, September 24, beginning at 9 a.m.
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PIGEONS
First
place $3.00
Second place $2.00
Entry
Fees:
Twenty-five
(.25) cents per bird, single entries only.
All colors and varieties.
BREEDS:
CLASS NO. 112 – FANTAIL
CLASS NO. 113 – NUN
CLASS NO. 114 – TUMBLERS
CLASS NO. 115 – MODENA
CLASS NO. 116 - INDIAN FANTAIL
CLASS NO. 117 - SHOW KING
CLASS NO. 118 – ROLLERS
CLASS NO. 119 - RACING HOMERS
CLASS NO. 120 - SHOW HOMERS
CLASS NO. 121 - HELMETS
CLASS NO. 122 - FRIZZLES
CLASS NO. 123 - ALL OTHER BREEDS
Lot
No.
1
Old male, over one year
2
Old female, over one year
3
Young male, under 1 yr.
4
Young female, under 1 yr.
Ribbons will be awarded through Third Place.
Appropriate Rosette ribbons will be awarded for:
Champion Female and Champion Male pigeon of the show.
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RABBITS
First
place $3.00
Second place $2.00
Entry
Fees:
Twenty-five
(.25) cents per rabbit
Seventy-five
(.75) cents per fryer pens
No
mixed breed or crossbreed rabbits will be accepted.
All rabbits must have ear tatoo in left ear.
Cavies will have metal tag in left ear.
Classes will be provided for pure breed rabbits and cavies only
on the following breeds.
BREEDS:
CLASS NO. 125 - CALIFORNIAN
CLASS NO. 126 - FRENCH LOP, SOLID,
BROKEN
CLASS NO. 127 - PALOMINO
CLASS NO. 128 - HOLLAND LOP, SOLID,
BROKEN
CLASS NO. 129 - MINI LOP, SOLID,
BROKEN
CLASS NO. 130 - REX, ALL BREEDS
CLASS NO. 131 - NEW ZEALAND, ALL
COLORS
CLASS NO. 132 - SATIN, ALL COLORS
CLASS NO. 133 - NETHERLANDS DWARD,
ALL COLORS
CLASS NO. 134 - ALL OTHER BREEDS
CLASS NO. 135 - CAVIES, AMERICAN
CLASS NO. 136 - CAVIES, ABYSSINIAN
CLASS NO. 137 - CAVIES, ALL OTHER VARIETIES
Lot
No.
1
Buck, over 8 months
2
Doe, over 8 months
3
Buck, 6-8 months
4
Doe, 6-8 months
5
Buck, 3-5 months
6
Doe, 3-5 months
7
Senior boar, 30 oz. or more
8
Senior sow, 30 oz. or more
9
Intermediate boars, 4-6 mo.
10
Intermediate sow, 4-6 mo. max weight 30 oz.
11
Junior boar, up to 4 mo. max weight 22 oz.
12
Junior sow, up to 4 mo. max weight 22 oz.
13
Fryer pen, not over 3 mo. or 5 lbs. each
Ribbons will be awarded through Third Place.
Appropriate Rosette ribbons will be awarded for:
Champion Buck, Champion Doe, Champion Boar
and Champion Sow.
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