Breeding Sheep Class 151. Ewe 1 year and over – Class 152. Ewe under 1 year – SHEPHERD’S LEAD DEPARTMENT IV – Superintendent: Karen Frick Following Goat Show, Thursday, July 26, concurrent with 4-H SPECIAL AWARDS: Melissa Brossard will provide cash awards to the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Shepherd’s Lead. RULES: 1. Read Open Class Rules & Regulations and Livestock General Regulations. 2. All entry fees and completed descriptions are due to the Extension Office by July 15 or the Monday immediately after if July 15 falls on a weekend. No additions or corrections will be allowed unless the animal dies or becomes injured. Descriptions of the contestant’s garment and the lamb or ewe are limited to 100 words. 3. The objective of the class is to present sheep in the most attractive manner, to improve the image of sheep, and to give spectators an opportunity to view well-groomed sheep shown at halter by attractively dressed contestants wearing wool garments. 4. Judging will be based on the attractiveness and suitability of the garment to the contestant, the contestant’s artistry and appearance, and the contestant’s ability to control and present sheep at halter. There will be no consultation with the judge. 5. Class divisions will be determined by entrant’s age on January of the current year. Class 160. Little Shepherd’s Lead: (ages 3-6) Class 161. Female: Junior (age 7-9); Intermediate (age 10-13); Senior (age 14-18) Class 162. Male: (age 7-18) 163. Adult: (age 19 and over) GOAT DEPARTMENT V – Superintendent: Ted Van Horn Following Show, Thursday, July 26, concurrent with 4-H RULES: 1. Read Open Rules & Regulations and Livestock General Regulations. 2. ALL Open Class will show OFF TRAILER. Stalls will not be provided unless animal is also shown in 4-H Division by a current and active Pawnee County 4-H member or pre-registration is completed by July 15 or Monday immediately after if July 15 falls on a weekend. 3. Trailers must be on fairgrounds by 7:30 a.m., the morning of the Goat Show. Goats are eligible for release upon completion of the show. 4. must be free of signs of fungal (ringworm) infection including sore mouth. If any goat is rejected, all goats transported in the same vehicle may be subject to rejection.
Breeding Sheep Class 151. Ewe – 1 year and over Class 152. Ewe – under 1 year SHEPHERD’S LEAD – DEPARTMENT IV Superintendent: Karen Frick Following Goat Show, Thursday, July 26, concurrent with 4-H SPECIAL AWARDS: Melissa Brossard will provide cash awards to the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Shepherd’s Lead. RULES: 1. Read Open Class Rules & Regulations and Livestock General Regulations. 2. All entry fees and completed descriptions are due to the Extension Office by July 15 or the Monday immediately after if July 15 falls on a weekend. No additions or corrections will be allowed unless the animal dies or becomes injured. Descriptions of the contestant’s garment and the lamb or ewe are limited to 100 words. 3. The objective of the class is to present sheep in the most attractive manner, to improve the image of sheep, and to give spectators an opportunity to view well-groomed sheep shown at halter by attractively dressed contestants wearing wool garments. 4. Judging will be based on the attractiveness and suitability of the garment to the contestant, the contestant’s artistry and appearance, and the contestant’s ability to control and present sheep at halter. There will be no consultation with the judge. 5. Class divisions will be determined by entrant’s age on January of the current year. Class 160. Little Shepherd’s Lead: (ages 3-6) Class 161. Female: Junior (age 7-9); Intermediate (age 10-13); Senior (age 14-18) Class 162. Male: (age 7-18) 163. Adult: (age 19 and over) GOAT – DEPARTMENT V Superintendent: Ted Van Horn Following Show, Thursday, July 26, concurrent with 4-H RULES: 1. Read Open Rules & Regulations and Livestock General Regulations. 2. ALL Open Class will show OFF TRAILER. Stalls will not be provided unless animal is also shown in 4-H Division by a current and active Pawnee County 4-H member or pre-registration is completed by July 15 or Monday immediately after if July 15 falls on a weekend. 3. Trailers must be on fairgrounds by 7:30 a.m., the morning of the Goat Show. Goats are eligible for release upon completion of the show. 4. must be free of signs of fungal (ringworm) infection including sore mouth. If any goat is rejected, all goats transported in the same vehicle may be subject to rejection.
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