DEPARTMENT
S
4‑H
and FFA ANIMAL EXHIBITS
Superintendents
Susan
Pater, Cochise County 4-H Youth Development Agent
Frank
Molina, Douglas FFA Advisor
GENERAL
RULES: ANY REGULARLY ENROLLED 4‑H OR FFA MEMBER WHO HAS
SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED HIS/HER PROJECTS FOR THE 2000 CLUB YEAR MAY
PARTICIPATE IN THE EXHIBITS AND
CONTESTS PERTAINING TO HIS/HER PROJECTS.
LEADERS/ ADVISORS WILL BE ASKED TO CERTIFY COMPLETION OF HIS/HER
PROJECTS.
Articles
to be exhibited must be made, raised or collected during the 2000 club
year. Exhibits entered in the 4‑H & FFA Department
may not be entered in any other Fair department. ENTRY
FORMS MUST BE POSTMARKED OR DELIVERED BY SEPTEMBER 1ST to the
Cochise County Extension Office, 450 South Haskell, Willcox, Arizona
85643, (520) 384-3594, for ALL animal exhibit areas (Class 420 thru
434). 4-H/FFA entry forms
should be used, do not use the County Fair entry form.
PROJECT RECORDS ARE REQUIRED FOR BOTH 4-H AND FFA MEMBERS.
They must be avaailable for review as requested.
See page 33 of County rule book.
Market
livestock summaries (4-H and FFA) must be brought to weigh-in to have
weight recorded. Then they
must be completed and the top copy given to the superintendent within
one hour after weigh-in.
Wednesday,
September 27
10:00
a.m.
4-H/FFA English Horse Show
Thursday,
September 28
8:00 a.m.
All small stock must be on the fairgrounds
9:00 a.m.
Small Stock Showmanship (breed judging to follow)
9:00 - 11 a.m.
Official weighing for swine
9:30 a.m.
4-H/FFA Western Horse Show
10:00 a.m.
All swine must be on the fairgrounds
noon
All livestock must be on the fairgrounds
noon
Official weighing for sheep
1:00 p.m.
Official weighing for steers
5:00 p.m.
4-H/FFA & Open Breeding & Market Hog Show
Friday,
September 29
8:30 a.m.
4-H/FFA Roping & Timed Events Horse Show
9:00 a.m.
Dairy and Pygmy Goats, Dairy Cattle: Open, 4-H/FFA
9:00 a.m.
Breeding Beef: Open, 4-H/FFA
1:00 p.m.
Breeding Sheep: Open, 4-H/FFA
5:00 p.m.
Lads and Lassies
6:00 p.m.
Pen of 3 Sheep, Market Lamb & Sheep Showmanship
Saturday,
September 30
9:00 a.m.
Market Steers and Beef Showmanship: 4-H/FFA
10:00 a.m.
4-H Dog Obedience Show
2:30 p.m.
Small Stock, Large Livestock and Supreme Round Robin Showmanship
Sunday,
October 1
10:00 a.m.
Small Stock Sale
1:30 p.m.
4-H/FFA Market Livestock Sale
5:00 p.m.
Exhibits Released
No
exhibits will be released before 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 1, except
horses and dogs. Each
4‑H/FFA livestock exhibit must be shown by the person entering
that exhibit in the fair. THIS ALSO PERTAINS TO SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES.
The
Danish Grouping System will be used in judging 4‑H/FFA Club
exhibits. PLAQUES MAY BE
AWARDED TO AN OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT IN EACH CLASS AT THE JUDGE'S
DISCRETION. At the request
of the 4‑H Council, no premium monies will be awarded.
COUNTY
FAIR 4-H/FFA GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES
In
order for the Cochise County 4-H Council to function efficiently during
the Cochise County Fair, a grievance committee has been developed to
rule on all grievances, protests or appeals.
The grievance committee will be composed of three selected
members. All questions,
suggestions, comments, complaints and protests from any person
participating at the Fair concerning Department S will be presented to
this committee. Committee
members will be announced before the Fair and will receive instructions
about their assignment from the 4-H Youth Development Agents.
Decisions of this committee will be by consensus and will be
final.
Since
4-H is part of the Cochise County Fair is also is subject to rules and
regulations established by the Cochise County Fair Association as stated
in the current Cochise County Fair Premium Catalog.
No other duties will be assigned to the members of the grievance
committee.
PROCEDURE
TO FILE A GRIEVANCE, PROTEST OR APPEAL
1.
Notify the area superintendent to allow discussion and possible
resolution prior to filing a grievance.
If situation cannot be resolved, obtain a grievance form from the
superintendent.
2.
On the form, write a complete statement concerning the facts to
include:
a. date
b. time
c. problem
d. signatures of
interested parties
e. addresses and
phone numbers of said parties
3.
The area superintendent must sign the form acknowledging the
grievance.
4.
The written protest must be given to a committee member.
5.
The grievance committee will meet with the superintendent for
further discussion and clarification prior to reaching a final decision.
6.
All protests resulting from the judge's decision must be made to
the grievance committee within one hour after the award has been made if
given directly to the individual. All
other, i.e. the 4-H building and other special awards, must be turned in
by 5 p.m. the last day of the Fair.
7.
No protest or appeal based upon the statement that the judge or
judges are incompetent or have overlooked an animal or article will be
considered by the grievance committee.
8.
All questions in dispute, or differences not covered by these
rules, shall be referred to the grievance committee and a 4-H agent,
whose decision shall be final.
4‑H
LIVESTOCK ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Please
be sure you have read and understand the 2000 4-H Livestock Rules.
If you do not have a copy, they may be obtained from the 4-H
office.
SWINE
HEALTH RULES (see rule book page 31 & 32 for complete information)
In
order for a hog to be exhibited it must be ear notched, have a premise
ID number & a “Certificate of Inspection of Exhibition Swine”.
CHECKING
IN AT THE FAIR
Brand
inspection papers: if
members are exhibiting cattle or sheep they must obtain brand inspection
papers before leaving home. One
copy of the inspection papers must be brought to the Fair. Each sale
animal must be listed on a separate inspection paper.
WEIGHING
AND TAGGING
All
weighing and tagging will be done on the first day of the Fair.
Exhibitors must be on the fairgrounds with their animals no later
than 10:00 a.m. for swine and noon for other livestock on Thursday, the
first day of the Fair. Any
animal that does not make weight may be transferred to the breeding,
open, or prospect classes, but the same animal may NOT be shown in both
the breeding and market and/or prospect class.
The same animal may be shown in only one of these classes.
MARKET
LIVESTOCK SALE
Any
4‑H and FFA member who has satisfactorily completed his livestock
project to date and whose animal places in the blue, or red ribbon color
group is eligible to sell ONE animal at the Cochise County Junior
Livestock Auction. All
champions, both grand and reserve champions must sell.
SALE
ORDER
The
animals will be rotated in the following order: Champion Lamb, Champion
Hog, Champion Steer, Champion Carcass Lamb, Champion Carcass Hog,
Champion Carcass Steer, Reserve Lamb, Reserve Hog, Reserve Steer,
Reserve Carcass Lamb, Reserve Carcass Hog, Reserve Carcass Steer, Best
Cochise County Bred & Fed Lamb, Best Cochise County Bred & Fed
Hog, Best Cochise County Bred and Fed Steer; the auction would then
proceed with the blue ribbon animals continuing with the rotation until
all animals are sold.
Hogs,
lambs and steers will be interspersed so that all 1st place
blues, etc. will sell together and the same with reds.
Actual placings will be listed on the sale oder.
POLICY
FOR SELLING ANIMALS AT THE FAIR
“For
Sale” signs will not be permitted to be placed on the animals’
stalls nor should any open business transactions for breeding or market
livestock take place prior to the 4-H/FFA Market Livestock Auction on
Sunday afternoon, with the exception of dairy goats and dairy cattle.
Any 4-H/FFA member found to be in violation of these rules
will not be permitted to exhibit or sell livestock in the 4-H/FFA
Division of next year’s fair.
SALE
NOTIFICATION
4-H
& FFA members must notify the superintendent for each market animal
exhibited which they do not wish to sell.
These must be turned into the respective superintendent as soon
as possible, but no later than 11:00 a.m. on Saturday.
If an exhibitor has not notified the appropriate superintendent,
the superintendent has the authority to decide which animal will be
sold.
TRUCKING
The
auction committee will arrange for trucking of all animals which go
through the sale, to designated packing houses only.
COMMISSION
CHARGE
A
four percent commission will be deducted from the total price the
4‑H or FFA member receives from the animal and retained by the
Cochise County Junior Livestock Auction.
The four percent commission will not be deducted from the
add‑on contributions.
LARGE
LIVESTOCK ROUND ROBIN SHOWMANSHIP
The
Champion Junior and Senior of the following showmanship classes will
participate in the round robin showmanship:
Beef, sheep, swine, goat, dairy, dog, Western and English horse
showmanship. In the event
the champion is unable to participate the Reserve member may
participate. If neither the
champion nor reserve is able to participate, there will not be a member
showing, but the division will still be conducted.
SPECIAL
AWARDS
The
WILLIAM C. DAVIS MEMORIAL plaque will be presented by the Az.
Cattle Growers Assoc. to the Champion Market Steer.
The
MARY BOWEN MEMORIAL is sponsoring the banners for the Champion
Carcass Lamb and booster showmanship awards.
SHOWMANSHIP.
All Junior and Senior champion showmanship winners will receive a
trophy buckle.
JUNIOR
HERDSMANSHIP AWARDS
Awards
will be based on the livestock exhibits of the club or chapter and
judged on grooming and neatness of animals and equipment, neatness of
pens, stalls and areas surrounding exhibits, and the presence of the
exhibitors to answer questions and extend courtesy to the public.
Herdsmanship
will be judged commencing on the opening day of the Fair until the
release of livestock.
A
plaque will be awarded in the following livestock areas:
Beef, Sheep, Swine, and Goats.
PLAQUES
*
An asterisk indicates a plaque may be awarded at the judge's
discretion.
CLASS 420 - SWINE
If
enough swine of a particular breed are exhibited, sub‑lots may be
established.
Lot
No.
500
Breeding Gilt (under 1 year)
501
Breeding Gilt (over 1 year)
Champion & Reserve Gilt*
502
Market Hog
Champion & Reserve Market Hog*
503
Cochise County Bred & Fed Market Hog*
504
Prospect Hog
505
Carcass Hog
Champion & Reserve Hog Carcass*
Exhibitors
in swine showmanship classes may show an animal from either the market,
breeding or prospect classes.
506
Junior Novice Showmanship (9‑13 years)
507
Junior Showmanship (9‑13 years)
Champion Junior Showmanship*
Reserve Champion Junior Showmanship*
508
Senior Novice Showmanship (14-19 years)
509
Senior Showmanship (14-19 years)
Champion Senior Showmanship*
Reserve Senior Showmanship*
CLASS NO. 421 ‑ SHEEP
If
enough sheep of a particular breed or type are exhibited, sub‑lots
may be established.
RAMS
Lot
No.
515
Registered Ram (born in 2000)
516
Commercial Ram (born in 2000)
517
Wool Ram - reg. or com. (born in 2000)
518
Registered Ram (1 yr and under 2 yrs)
519
Commercial Ram (1 yr and under 2 yrs)
520
Wool Ram - reg. or com.(1 yr and under 2 yrs)
521
Registered Ram (2 years and over)
522
Commercial Ram (2 years and over)
523
Wool Ram - reg. or com. (2 years and over)
Champion & Reserve Registered Ram*
Champion & Reserve Commercial Ram*
Champion & Reserve Wool Ram*
Supreme Champion Ram*
EWES
524
Registered Ewe (born in 2000)
525
Commercial Ewe (born in 2000)
526
Wool Ewe - reg. or com. (born in 2000)
527
Registered Ewe (1 year and under 2 yrs)
528
Commercial Ewe (1 yr and under 2 yrs)
529
Wool Ewe - reg. or com. (1 yr and under 2 yrs)
530
Registered Ewe (2 years and over)
531
Commercial Ewe (2 years and over)
532
Wool Ewe - reg. or com. (2 years and over)
Champion & Reserve Registered Ewe*
Champion & Reserve Commercial Ewe*
Champion & Reserve Wool Ewe*
Supreme Champion Ewe*
NOTE:
Wool breeds include Columbia, Corriedale, Rambouillet, Targhee, and
Cotswold. Generally wool
breeds are not washed. However, Cotswold and other long wool breeds are
rinsed. Wool breeds should have approximately 2 inches of wool.
533
Ewe‑Lamb Futurity (born January 1 ‑ June 30,
2000)
534 Yearling ewe
futurity (ewes shown in the 1999 futurity class)
535
Ewe and offspring futurity (ewes shown in
1998 #1, 1999 #2 futurity class)
MARKET LAMB
Lot
No.
536
Pen of three lambs (all in pen must be from same 4‑H Club
or FFA Chapter)
Grand Champion Pen of Three*
537
Market Lamb
Champion Market Lamb*
Reserve Market Lamb*
538
Best Cochise County Bred & Fed Market Lamb*
539
Prospect Lamb
540
Carcass Lamb
Champion Lamb Carcass*
Reserve Lamb Carcass*
SHEEP
SHOWMANSHIP
Exhibitors
in Showmanship Classes may show an animal from either the breeding,
prospect, or market classes.
541
Junior Novice Showmanship (9‑13 years)
542 Junior
Sheep Showmanship (9‑13 years)
Champion Junior Sheep Showmanship*
Reserve Junior Sheep Showmanship*
543
Senior Novice Sheep Showmanship (14-19 years)
544
Senior Sheep Showmanship (14-19 years)
Champion Senior Sheep Showmanship*
Reserve Senior Sheep Showmanship*
CLASS
NO. 422 ‑ BEEF CATTLE
If
enough animals of certain breeds are exhibited, sub‑lots may be
established.
HEIFERS
545
Registered Spring Heifer Calves (March 1, 2000 & younger)
546
Commercial Spring Heifer Calves (March 1, 2000 & younger)
547
Registered Junior Calves (Jan. 1, 2000 to Feb. 28, 2000)
548
Commercial Junior Calves (Jan. 1, 2000 to Feb. 28, 2000)
549
Registered Winter Calves (Nov. 1, 1999 to Dec. 31, 1999)
550
Commercial Winter Calves (Nov. 1, 1999 to Dec. 31, 1999)
551
Registered Senior Calves (Sept. 1, 1999 to Oct. 31, 1999)
552
Commercial Senior Calves (Sept. 1, 1999 to Oct. 31, 1999)
553
Registered Summer Yearlings (May 1, 1999 - Aug. 31, 1999)
554
Commercial Summer Yearlings (May 1, 1999 - Aug 31, 1999)
555
Registered Spring Yearlings (Mar. 1, 1999 - April 31, 1999)
556
Commercial Spring Yearlings (Mar. 1, 1999
- April 31, 1999)
557
Registered Junior Yearlings (Jan. 1, 1999 to Feb. 28, 1999)
558
Commercial Junior Yearlings (Jan. 1, 1999 to Feb. 28, 1999)
559
Registered Senior Yearling (Sept. 1, 1998 to Dec. 31, 1998)
560
Commercial Senior Yearling (Sept. 1, 1998 to Dec. 31, 1998)
561
Cow-Calf (Cow must be lactating & calf must be 250 days or
less of age)
Champion & Reserve Registered Heifer*
Champion & Reserve Commercial Heifer*
Supreme Champion Female*
Lot
No.
562
Heifer Futurity #1, bred heifer (born Jan. 1 ‑ July 31,
1999)
563
Heifer Futurity Class‑Heifer exhibited with calf (heifer
shown in 1999 Futurity)
BULLS
564
Registered Spring Calves (March 1, 2000 and younger)
565
Commercial Spring Calves (March 1, 2000 and younger)
566
Registered Junior Calves (Jan. 1, 2000 to Feb. 28, 2000)
567
Commercial Junior Calves (Jan. 1, 2000 to Feb. 28, 2000)
568
Registered Winter Calves (Nov. 1, 1999 to Dec. 31, 1999)
569
Commercial Winter Calves (Nov. 1, 1999 to Dec. 31, 1999)
570
Registered Senior Calves (Sept. 1, 1999 to Oct. 31, 1999)
571
Commercial Senior Calves (Sept. 1, 1999 to Oct. 31, 1999)
572
Registered Summer Yearling (May 1, 1999 to Aug. 31, 1999)
573
Commercial Summer Yearling (May 1, 1999 to Aug. 31, 1999)
574
Registered Spring Yearling (March 1, 1999 - April 30, 1999)
575
Commercial Spring Yearling (March 1, 1999 - April 30, 1999)
576
Registered Junior Yearling (Jan. 1, 1999 to Feb. 28, 1999)
577
Commercial Junior Yearling (Jan. 1, 1999 to Feb. 28, 1999)
578
Registered Senior Yearling (Sept. 1, 1998 to Dec. 31, 1998)
579
Commercial Senior Yearling (Sept. 1, 1998 to Dec. 31, 1998)
Champion & Reserve Registered Bull*
Champion & Reserve Commercial Bull*
Supreme Champion Bull*
STEERS
580
Market Steer
Champion Market Steer*
Reserve Market Steer*
581
Best Cochise County Bred and Fed*
582
Pen of Three Market Steers (all steers in each pen
must be from the same 4‑H Club or FFA chapter)
Champion Pen of Three*
583
Prospect Steer
584
Carcass Steer
Champion* & Reserve Steer Carcass*
BEEF
SHOWMANSHIP
Exhibitors
in beef showmanship classes may show an animal from either the market,
breeding, or prospect classes.
585
Junior Novice Showmanship (9‑13 years)
586 Junior
Showmanship (9‑13 years)
Champion* & Reserve Junior*
587
Senior Novice Showmanship (14-19 years)
588
Senior Showmanship (14-19 years)
Champion* & Reserve Senior*
LARGE LIVESTOCK ROUND‑ROBIN SHOWMANSHIP
Junior
Champion Showmanship* ($50 Savings Bond)
Senior
Champion Showmanship* ($50 Savings Bond)
SUPREME CHAMPION ROUND‑ROBIN SHOWMANSHIP
Junior
Supreme Showmanship* (jacket)
Senior
Supreme Showmanship* (jacket)
CLASS
NO. 423 ‑ DAIRY CATTLE
If
enough exhibits, classes will be held for both commercial and registered
animals. If enough
exhibits, classes will be held for individual breeds.
Open to 4-H and FFA members from adjoining counties.
Lot
No.
595
Junior Heifer Calf (calved January 1, 2000 to June 30, 2000)
596
Senior Calf (calved July 1, 1999 to December 31, 1999)
Champion & Reserve Calf*
597
Junior Yearling Heifer (calved Jan. 1, 1999 to June 30, 1999)
598
Senior Yearling Heifer (calved July 1, 1998 to Dec. 31, 1998)
Champion & Reserve Heifer*
599
Cow‑2 Years Old (calved July 1, 1996 to June 30, 1998)
600
Cow‑3 Years Old (calved June 30, 1996 or before)
601
Dry Cow‑Any Age, Having Freshened at Least Once
Champion & Reserve Dairy Female*
DAIRY
SHOWMANSHIP
602
Junior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Junior*
603
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Senior*
CLASS
NO. 424 ‑ DAIRY GOATS
If
enough breeds are exhibited, sub‑lots may be established.
1.
Only does may be shown in classes.
2.
No horned animals will be permitted.
3.
Does over 24 months of age who have never freshened will be
limited to showmanship class only.
4.
Awards for udder placing will be made in milking classes.
Classes
will be as follows:
610
Baby Kid (June 1, 2000 ‑ August 30, 2000)
611
Junior Kid (March 1, 2000 ‑ May 30, 2000)
612
Senior Kid (December 1, 1999 ‑ February 28, 2000)
613
Junior Yearling (June 1, 1999 ‑ November 30, 1999)
614
Senior Yearling (September 24, 1998 ‑ May 30, 1999)
Champion & Reserve Junior*
615
Junior Milker (under two yrs of age in milk)
Lot
No.
616
2 Year Milker (2 yrs & under 3 yrs in milk)
617
Mature Milker (3 yrs & under 5 yrs in milk)
618
Aged Doe (over 5 years of age in milk)
619
Dry Doe (any aged doe having freshened at least once)
Champion & Reserve Senior*
Champion Doe*
Best Udder In Show*
620
Owners Choice ‑ To consist of two does any age.
Both does must be owned by the exhibitor.
One entry only per lot.
DAIRY
GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
621
Junior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Junior*
622
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Senior*
CLASS
NO. 425 ‑ PYGMY GOATS
All
classes may be divided or combined depending on numbers entered.
623
Junior Showmanship*
624
Senior Showmanship*
625
Wethers*
626
Registered Does*
627
Unregistered Does*
SMALL STOCK DEPARTMENT
Thursday,
September 28
8:00
a.m. All Small Stock Must Be
Cooped
9:00
a.m. Small Stock Showmanship,
breed judging to follow
1.
Small stock animals will be cared for by the superintendent and
assistants, feed and water will be available. It is recommended that
exhibitors provide their own crock.
(Exhibitor will be responsible for their own equipment.)
2.
No diseased, infested or unsightly specimens will be admitted.
3.
A pet class will be provided for mixed breeds.
Mixed breeds will not be eligible for champion classes.
4.
The Small Stock Sale will be Sunday, October 1 at 10:00 a.m.
5.
Alternating Sale order: rabbits,
cavy, poultry, watefowl, pygmy goat, and other birds. All blue ribbons
will sell before red, and all red before white.
6.
The exhibitor must notify the small stock show secretary which
lots and species they intend to sell, no later than Friday, 10 a.m.
CLASS NO. 426 – RABBITS
(all
rabbits must be tattooed in the left ear)
Lot
No.
630
Mini Rex
631
Mini Lop
632
Holland Lop
633
Palomino
634
Tans
635
New Zealand, All Colors
636
Satin, All Colors
637
Polish
638
All Other Rabbit Breeds
639
Pet Breed (rabbit)
CLASSIFICATION
A. Bucks,
over 8 months, senior
B. Does,
over 8 months, senior
C. Bucks,
6‑8 months, intermediate
D. Does,
6‑8 months, intermediate
E. Bucks,
3‑5 months, junior
F. Does,
3‑5 months, junior
G. Fryer
pen of 3 rabbits, not over 3 months or 5 lbs. each.
Champion & Reserve Buck*
Champion & Reserve Doe*
Champion & Reserve Meat Pen*
RABBIT
SHOWMANSHIP
642
Junior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
643
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
CLASS
NO. 427 - CAVY
650
Cavies, All Breeds
651
Pet Breed (Cavy)
CLASSIFICATION
1. Senior
Boar, 30 oz. or over
2. Senior
Sow, 30 oz. or over
3. Intermediate
Boar, 4‑6 months, maximum weight 30 oz.
4. Intermediate
Sow, 4‑6 months, maximum weight 30 oz.
5. Junior
Boar, up to 4 months, maximum weight 22 oz.
6. Junior
Sow, up to 4 months, maximum weight 22 oz.
Champion & Reserve Boar*
Champion & Reserve Sow*
CAVY SHOWMANSHIP
Lot
No.
652
Junior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
653
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
CLASS
NO. 428 ‑ POULTRY
All
birds must be leg‑banded for positive identification before
entering and band numbers must be shown on entry blanks.
Birds exhibited in a trio or pen may not be exhibited as
individuals or vice‑versa. List
variety on entry form for each lot.
Eggs will be judged on uniformity of weight, shape, color, shell
texture and interior quality by candling.
One egg in each entry may be broken at the discretion of the
judges.
655
Cock Male Bird (hatched before January 1, 2000)
656
Hen‑Female Bird (hatched before January 1, 2000)
657
Cockerel‑Male Bird (hatched during 2000)
658
Pullet‑Female Bird (hatched during 2000)
659
Old Trio ‑ One Male and Two Females, same variety
(hatched before January 1, 1999)
660
Young Trio ‑ One Male and Two Females, same variety
(hatched 2000)
661
Pen of 3 Females ‑ To Be Judged On Uniformity of Body,
Type, Growth, Maturity and Egg Laying Characteristics
(hatched before January 1, 1999)
662
Pen of 3 Fryers, 9‑12 Weeks Old
Judged On Uniformity, Flesh, Etc.
663
Pen of 3 Roosters, 16‑20 Weeks Old
664
Pet Breed
Champion & Reserve Trio*
Champion & Reserve Rooster*
Champion & Reserve Hen*
EGGS
- Only ½ Dozen (6) Will Be Required.
665
Large White Eggs
666
Large Brown Eggs
667
Medium White Eggs
668
Medium Brown Eggs
669
Small White Eggs
670
Small Brown Eggs
Champion & Reserve Eggs*
POULTRY
SHOWMANSHIP
Lot
No.
671
Junior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
672
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
CLASS NO. 429
WATERFOWL-GUINEAS-OTHER BIRDS
All
birds must be leg‑banded for positive identification before
entering. Band numbers must
be shown on the entry blanks. Species
may be divided if 6 or more animals are entered.
675
Old Drake (hatched before January 1, 2000)
676
Old Duck (hatched before January 1, 2000)
677
Young Drake (hatched during 2000)
678
Young Duck (hatched during 2000)
679
Old Gander (hatched before January 1, 2000)
680
Old Goose (hatched before January 1, 2000)
681
Young Gander (hatched during 2000)
682
Young Goose (hatched during 2000)
683
Old Tom Turkey (hatched before January 1, 2000)
684
Old Hen Turkey (hatched before 2000)
685
Young Tom Turkey (hatched during 2000)
686
Young Hen Turkey (hatched during 2000)
Champion & Reserve Fowl*
687
Pet Breed
WATERFOWL,
GUINEA AND OTHER BIRDS
SHOWMANSHIP
688
Junior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
689
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Showmanship*
CLASS NO. 430 ‑ PIGEONS
All
birds must be leg banded for positive identification before entering and
band numbers must be shown on entry blanks.
Lot
No.
695
Fantail, All Colors and Varieties
696
Jacobin, All Colors and Varieties
697
Nun, All Colors and Varieties
698
Tumblers, All Colors and Varieties
699
Modena, All Colors and Varieties
700
Indian Fantails, All Colors and Varieties
701
Show King, All Colors and Varieties
702
Rollers, All Colors and Varieties
703
Racing Homer, All Colors and Varieties
704
Show Homer, All Colors and Varieties
705
Brunner Pouter, All Colors and Varieties
706
All Other Breeds, All Colors and Varieties
707
Pet Breed
708
Doves
CLASSIFICATION
A. Old
Male (hatched before January 1, 2000)
B. Old
Female (hatched before January 1, 2000)
C. Young
Male (hatched during 2000)
D. Young
Female (hatched during 2000)
E. Mated
Pair
Champion Male Pigeon*
Reserve Male Pigeon*
Champion Female Pigeon*
Reserve Female Pigeon*
Champion Mated Pair*
Reserve Mated Pair*
PIGEON
SHOWMANSHIP
709
Junior Showmanship
Champion Showmanship*
Reserve Showmanship*
710
Senior Showmanship
Champion Showmanship*
Reserve Showmanship*
SMALL
STOCK ROUND‑ROBIN
SHOWMANSHIP
Junior Grand Champion Showmanship*
Senior Grand Champion Showmanship*
CLASS NO. 431
DOG OBEDIENCE AND SHOWMANSHIP
Lot
No.
720
Pre-Novice Obedience A Junior
721
Pre‑Novice Obedience A
Senior
722
Pre Novice B
723
Novice Obedience A
724
Novice Obedience B
725
Graduate Novice
726
Brace (Pre‑Novice Exercises)
727
Team (Pre-Novice, Novice and Graduate Novice)
728
Junior Novice Showmanship
729
Junior Intermediate Showmanship
730
Junior Open Showmanship
731
Junior Brace Showmanship
732
Senior Novice Showmanship
733
Senior Intermediate
734
Senior Open
735
Senior Brace
Top Junior Handler*
Top Senior Handler*
High Point Pre-Novice*
High Point Advanced Class*
HORSE DEPARTMENT
The
rules set forth in the 2000 Cochise County 4‑H Horse Show Rules
will prevail for the 4‑H'ers participating in this division. Use
the 4-H/FFA Horse Show entry forms.
Entry fees are $2.00 each lot.
Roping classes require an additional $5.00 cattle/goat fee per
class. Entries are due
September 1. Novice
classes are not eligible for champion awards and points will not count
towards hi-point awards.
CLASS 432
ENGLISH PERFORMANCE
Wednesday,
10 a.m.
Lot
No.
740
Jr. Showmanship in Hand*
741
Sr. Showmanship in Hand*
742
Jr. Hunter Hack
743
Sr. Hunter Hack
744
+Novice Eq. Over Fences (18" cross rails)
745
+Jr & Sr Eq Over
Fences (2')
746
+Jr. & Sr. Eq Over Fences (2'6")
747
Jr. Eq Over Fences (2'6")
748
Jr Working Hunter (2'6")
749
Sr. Eq. Over Fences (3')
750
Sr. Working Hunter (3')
751
+Novice Hunt Seat Eq., Flat
752
Jr. Hunt Seat Eq., Flat
753
Sr. Hunt Seat Eq., Flat
754
Jr. English Pleasure
755
Sr. English Pleasure
756
Jr. Bareback Equitation
757
Sr. Bareback Equitation
CLASS 433
WESTERN PERFORMANCE
Thursday,
9:30 a.m.
760
Colts & Fillies of 1999 & 2000
761
Fillies and Geldings of 1998
762
Aged Mares
763
Aged Geldings
Champion & Reserve Gelding*
Champion & Reserve Mare*
764
+Novice Showmanship
765
Jr. Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Junior*
766
Senior Showmanship
Champion & Reserve Senior*
767
+Novice Western Pleasure
768
Jr. Western Pleasure
769
Sr. Western Pleasure
770
+Novice Equitation
771
Jr. Equitation
772
Sr. Equitation
773
Jr. Western Riding
774
Sr. Western Riding
775
Jr. Reining
776
Sr. Reining
777
Jr. Trail
778
Sr. Trail
779
Jr. Bareback
780
Sr. Bareback
CLASS 434
ROPING & TIMED EVENTS
Friday,
8:30 a.m.
793
Jr. Breakaway Calf Roping
794
Sr. Breakaway Calf Roping
795
Jr. Tie Down Calf Roping
796
Sr. Tie Down Calf Roping
797
Jr. Heading Team Roping
798
Sr. Heading Team Roping
799
Jr. Heeling Team Roping
800
Sr. Heeling Team Roping
785
+Novice Barrel Racing
786
Jr. Barrel Racing
787
Sr. Barrel Racing
788
+Novice Pole Bending
789
Jr. Pole Bending
790
Sr. Pole Bending
791
Jr. Goat Tying
792
Sr. Goat Tying
+non-point classes |
