1. All 4-H members must abide by the regulations governing 4-H projects in Grand County to be eligible to show. Only FFA members who would be eligible to compete under 4-H rules will be eligible to compete in this division. No entry fee for 4-H and FFA Classes
2. Please notify the Extension Director by July, 14 of the number of beef, sheep, swine, poultry and rabbits to be exhibited, and other entries.
3. Animals that are sick or unsafe may be sent home. Otherwise, livestock exhibits should remain until the release time of Sunday at 2 pm, unless released early by the superintendent or extension director. All animals must be removed by Sunday at 7 pm.
4. Should it become necessary to administer medications or treatment of any kind at the fair, a veterinarian shall be notified and shall supervise the treatment.
5. The following are termed unethical practices; injecting show animals with body “fill-ins”, any unethical doctoring, or the alteration, changing, defacing or any modification of the markings of show animals and the anatomical structure of an animal; use of ice packs or other refrigerants to alter the quality or finish of the animal; use of muzzles and hotshots. Any exhibitor found guilty of the above will forfeit all placings, awards, premium monies and sale money.
6. Members must be responsible for care and feeding while on the fairgrounds. If stalls are not cleaned daily by noon, $25 per day may be withheld from premium money, at the discretion of the superintendent.
7. Additional classes may be added if the superintendent feels they are needed.
8. Members must show their own animals unless they have two or more animals in the same class, then another Grand or Summit County 4-H member can show the extra animals. Exceptions to this rule for injury, illness, etc., must be made prior to the show.
9. All animals must be clean and dry before tag-in, and lambs must be shorn. Pigs ear tags must be clean.
10. There is no limit to the number of pigs that a member may own as a 4-H project. However, only three hogs per member may be shown at the Middle Park Fair.
11. To enter the ewe lamb and/or breeding gilt classes at the Middle Park Fair, the animals must be enrolled as a breeding project, and may not be shown in the market lamb or market swine classes.
12. Ram lambs or cryptorchids are not eligible to show as market lambs. No testicles may be present including short scrotums.
13. The champion Middle Park Raised steer must be a calf that was born and raised in Grand or Summit County.
14. A formal protest must be made in writing to the protest committee on the day of the alleged infraction. Such protests must state plainly the cause of the complaint or appeal and be accompanied by a $25 fee. The protest committee will consist of the president of the fair and rodeo board, the Extension Director and the superintendent of the division involved. If a veterinary exam or other testing is required, fees incurred above $25 must be paid by the protester.
In order to appeal sale committee issues the following protocol is to be followed:
After each step, if the issue is not resolved, the protester may choose to pursue the next step.
1. Bring written protest to sale committee. $25 charge
2. Bring written protest to the appeal board. $25 charge
3. Bring written protest to the fair board. $25 charge
To appeal show issues, the following protocol is to be followed
1. Bring written protest to Superintendent $25 charge
2. Bring written protest to Appeal board $25 charge
3. Bring written protest to Fair board $25 charge
Exchanging Animals: Once the sale lineup is established, there is to be no swapping of animals. When the animal is sold, this is the point of ownership change and the sale committee assumes NO responsibility for any animal NOT designated for slaughter.
15. All livestock placing first or second in a market class shall show for champion and reserve champion with the following exception: If an entrant wishes to withdraw, he or she shall forfeit all prizes and monies won by that animal, and others in that class shall be moved up on placing. If an animal is withdrawn, the superintendent should be notified immediately.
16. The second place animal in a class from which the champion was selected is eligible to show for reserve champion.
17. All champions must show in the Livestock Parade of Champions or forfeit all premium monies.
18. All 4-H and FFA members must show their own project animals in showmanship and round robin classes.
19. The Round Robin competition is limited to the following species: beef, sheep, swine, horses and goats. There will be no blank animals in the Round Robin competition. Additional exhibitors will be moved up at the discretion of the Round Robin superintendent.
20. The sifting committee is the sale committee plus the judge for each show. They will decide on the number of animals to be sold at the sale and have the right to bar any animal from the sale. NO SALE SLOTS ARE GUARANTEED. Maximum number of animals per specie per show will be: Beef - 25; Lambs - 25; Swine - 40; Goats - 10. Maximum numbers of poultry and rabbits per show will vary.
21. An exhibitor is limited to sell only one steer or heifer, lamb, swine, goat and one pen of rabbits, chickens, ducks, geese or turkeys with the following exceptions: Should the champion and reserve champion be owned by one exhibitor, both will sell.
22. Members will not be allowed to sell both a heifer and a steer at the sale.
23. The champion and reserve champion market steer, swine, goats and lambs at the fair must sell at the sale.
24. Orphan lambs, feeder steers, feeder lambs, feeder pigs or overweight hogs are not eligible for the sale.
25. All goats will be sold by the head.
26. An animal may not be pulled out of the sale line up once entered.
27. All youth must designate which animal will go to the sale by two hours after the end of the show. No changes will be made to the sale line up after the deadline.
28. Five percent of the sale price of each animal or minimum of $15 will be subtracted to defray all advertising cost, pictures, frames or other expenses as authorized by the Junior Livestock Sale Committee.
29. All steers sold at the fair need to have a brand inspection.
30. Sale animals must be washed and dried by 2:30 pm on Saturday so they can be numbered.
31. 4-H and FFA record books are due the first Friday in September. If a member does not complete a record book after exhibiting the project, the member can not enroll in the same project the following year. A complete record book is determined by scoring 70% or better.
32. Over Age Animals: Over age animals will be disqualified.
• Goats: All market goats must have their milk teeth in normal positions at time of check-in, any goat having lost one or both of their milk teeth will be disqualified.
• Lambs: All market lambs must have their milk teeth in normal positions at time of check-in, any lamb having lost one or both of their milk teeth will be disqualified.
• Market Beef: No animal born before January 1, of previous year will be eligible to show. The dentition process may determine age. All animals must have both temporary central incisors (baby teeth) in place. Any evidence of tampering with tooth development will be cause for disqualification. The dentitions’ decision will be final. (Rule starting in 2009)
• Hogs: All Market Hogs must be born during current year of fair.
33. Unmanageable Animals: The Superintendent and/or judge with executive fair board member approval may disqualify any animal deemed unmanageable.
34. Horns: Exhibitors will be required to have horns tipped, blunt, or removed on all goats before arrival on the grounds. Removal of horns on grounds is NOT permitted.
ALL STEERS ENTERED MUST BE DEHORNED. Any re-growth of horns should be rasped and made presentable for the show
35. Goat weights: Minimum show weight will be 50 lbs. (starting in 2009)
36. Enrollment Deadlines: In order to participate in the Middle Park Fair and Rodeo a 4-H Member must be enrolled by May 1st of the current 4-H year. Other deadlines for participation in projects may exist (i.e. steer tag in dates are earlier).
37. Member in Good Standing: 4-H members must be Members in Good Standing determined by the CSU Extension Office in order to be eligible to show at the Middle Park Fair and Rodeo in 4-H events.
38. Scrapies Tags: All intact males and female sheep and goats must have a Scrapies Tag to be eligible for show at the Middle Park Fair and sale in the junior livestock sale. This Scrapies Tag must be in place at the initial Tag In during May.
39. Horse Identification: All 4-H horse members must identify their 4-H project horses before June 1st of the current year. A current year’s Horse ID Certificate must be on file in order to be a 4-H member in good standing and participate in the Middle Park Fair and Rodeo 4-H Horse events.
40. Replacement Animals: In the event an exhibitor’s only animal in a species dies prior to the fair the youth may replace that animal before the given deadlines with the approval of the Extension Director and the Fair board Superintendents. The deadlines are 60 days before show for sheep, goats, and pigs; and 120 days for market beef. Prior approval must be made before an animal is replaced.
41. Awards and premiums not picked up from the Extension Office 60 days after the event, they will be forfeited. It is the responsibility of the contestant to know if they have received an award.
42. Protective Headgear Policy
A hunt cap (preferably SEI or ASTM approved) with the safety harness fastened in place is required in over-fence classes and gymkhana events and activities. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian of the 4-H member to see that the headgear worn complies with such standards and is in good condition. The state 4-H office encourages the use of safety helmets in all equine events.

General Information Back to the Top
Calendar & Deadlines
January 1 - For suggestions/changes to this publication, contact Lisa Palmer at
970-724-9320
Fair & Rodeo Board Meetings - 7 pm Second Monday of each month, CSU Extension Hall in Kremmling
February 4-H Beef Weigh/Tag-In Date to be announced
March 1 - 4-H Registrations Due
May 1 - 4-H Deadline to Add Projects
May - Mid Month - 4-H Sheep, Goat & Swine Tag-In - Date to be announced
June 1 - 4-H Horse Registrations Due
July 14 - 4-H Livestock Stall Requests Due
July 14 - 4-H Entries Due (Horse, Livestock, Dog, Home Ec, general)

Week Before Fair Back to the Top
Friday - 4:30 pm Booth Applications Due.

Fair Week Back to the Top
Monday - 7-10 pm. Open Rodeo Entries; Sheep Lead. Garment and resume due before 5 pm.
Tuesday - 8 am to 8 pm. Registration of Exhibit Hall Entries (non-4-H)
Wednesday - 10 am. Commissioners’ Cookie Jar Entries Close; 9-10 am. Sheep/Goat weigh-in; 12-2 pm Swine/Beef weigh-in
Friday - Sheep Lead Garments will be available for pick up from the CSU Extension Hall by the exhibitors by 2 pm
Thursday - 10 am. Mayors’ Pie Contest
Entries Close
Saturday -10 am Horseshoe Pitching Entries Close.

Week After Fair Back to the Top
Carcass Judging Results
First Friday in September - 4-H Livestock and Dog Record Books Due; 4-H Secretary & Treasurer Books Due.

General Rules Back to the Top
1. All entries for exhibit are limited to Middle Park, Grand and Summit Counties, except where otherwise specified.
2. When there is but one exhibitor competing for a premium, the judges may give an award, first, second and third as well as the merits warrant.
3. All threshed grain exhibits shall be grain that has been threshed since September 1 of the previous year.
4. All livestock exhibits must stay on the fairgrounds until 2 pm Sunday, except horse classes
5. All possible diligence will be exercised to prevent loss or injury of animals and articles on exhibition, but it is hereby stipulated that the fair and rodeo board will be in no way responsible for loss or injury to any entry or person.
6. The protest committee will consist of the president of the fair and rodeo board, the county extension agent and the superintendent of the division involved.
7. Classes may be added if the superintendent feels there is a need for addition classes.
8. Premiums will be paid in cash in the Exhibit Hall. All other premiums will be paid by check according to the secretary’s books only.
9. All political banners, posters and advertising shall be limited to the candidate’s own booth or the party booth. Any sponsor banners will be displayed during the sponsored event only and limited to a size under 3’ x 5’.
10. Alcohol allowed only in designated areas.

NOTICE
The management reserves the right to change the program to suit conditions without notice, and to postpone or cancel any race or event in case of bad weather or lack of entries

4-H Dog Show Back to the Top
Saturday, August 2:
Registration - 8:30 am Judging - 9 am
Superintendent – Caroline Smith, 724-8974, Judge – Glenna Grandbouche
Premiums 1st - $14; 2nd - $12; 3rd - $10;
4th - $8; 5th - $6
Obedience and Showmanship Classes are open to all 4-H members enrolled in
4-H Dog Care and Training in the current project year.
Record Books are due Friday, September 5th.
Classes
Showmanship Classes
JR, NOVICE 10 years of age and under with one year or less experience
JR. OPEN 10 years of age and under with more than one year experience
INTER.NOVICE 11-13 years of age with one year or less experience
INTER.OPEN 11-13 years of age with more than one year experience
SENIOR NOVICE 14 years of age and older with one year or less experience
SENIOR OPEN 14 years of age and older with more than one year experience
Obedience Classes
SUB-NOVICE -A First year handler, first year dog.
SUB-NOVICE -B Second year project members with the same dog and must be the youth and dog team that showed the previous year in Sub-Novice A (on leash)
SUB-NOVICE -C Experienced handlers with a first year dog only. This class will be judged at a higher skill level than Sub-Novice A or B.
NOVICE -A Open to members with no prior experience in Novice dog training.
NOVICE -B Open to experienced members in their 2nd year or more of Novice 4-H dog training and who have never received a blue ribbon at a previous State Fair in this class. Handlers entering B Classes will be judged at a higher skill level (handler errors) than handlers entered in Novice A classes.
GRAD-NOVICE A Open to members with no prior experience in Grad-Novice Dog Training.
GRAD-NOVICE B Open to experienced members in their second year or above in Grad-Novice Dog Training.
OPEN AND UTILITY Open to those members who have completed the above classes.
Overall Grand Champion
Awarded to the highest combined score of showmanship and obedience.
Trophy donated by – the Officers of the Kremmling Police Department
Cash Premium - Bank of the West
4-H Awards Night
Awards will be given to Supreme Senior, Intermediate and Junior Dog Exhibitors
Donated by – Rabbit Ears Village Corporation
Trophies Donated By: Hotel Eastin, R & R Ink, Dixon Brothers Construction, Cliffside Inn, Larry Banman family, Keats Ann Scott-Colorado Dream Brokers, O’Aces Liquor, ColRoMorA Ranch, Steve Moore and Buffy Collison, Triangle Ranch, Happy Paws 4-H Club.

4-H & FFA HORSE SHOW Back to the Top
Monday, August 4 at 9 am
Timed Events Thursday, August 7 at 4 pm
Superintendent - Kelly Weimer
* Judge - TBA
Horse classes are judged according to the 2008 Colorado 4-H Horse Show Rule Book. 4-H member must show in Showmanship or Equitation to be eligible to show in other classes.
Horse stalls are available on a limited basis for fair participants. Exhibitors should register for stalls in writing with fair entry forms by July 14th. Stalls will then be allotted on a lottery basis. Please register with the number of stalls needed, if outside pens are acceptable and if horses can be penned together. Showmanship and Judged Events
Monday, August 7, 9 am
Premiums 1st $14 - 2nd $12 - 3rd $10 4th $8 - 5th $6
Showmanship Awards
Cash Premiums donated by Bank of the West
Senior - (age 14 to 18)
Champion, award donated by Curt and Jane Reed
Reserve Champion, award donated by Cameron, Colburn & Lewis Families
Intermediate – (age 11 to 13)
Champion, award donated by Bank of the West
Reserve Champion, award donated by Subway
Junior - (age 8 to 10)
Champion, award donated by Bank of the West
Reserve Champion, award donated by Rocky Mountain Bar & Grill
English Equitation - (all ages, broken into groups depending upon entries)
Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion
- TBA
Intermediate Champion - Quarter Circle Saloon and Restaurant
Junior Champion - Never Summer Construction
English Riding – All Ages
Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion Grand Mountain Bank
Intermediate Champion by Molly
Precourt
Junior Champion - Kremmling West End Liquor
Western Equitation Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion - Hal and Brenda Simmons
Intermediate Champion - Silver Spurs 4-H Horse Club
Junior Champion - Rising Sun 4-H Club
Western Riding
Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion - Triangle Ranch
Intermediate Champion - Granby Veterinary Clinic
Junior Champion - Ike & Yvonne Knox
Western Reining
Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion - Dave and Karen Hammer and Peak Ranch
Intermediate Champion - Evelyn Avery
Junior Champion - Donna Wilber
Timed Events (no premiums)
Tuesday, August 5 at 4 pm
Barrel Racing
Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion Curry Construction and Grand Gravel
Intermediate Champion - Bank of the West
Junior Champion - Steve and Martha Schake Family
Pole Bending
Trophies Donated by: Senior Champion - Kremmling West End Liquor
Intermediate Champion - Nellie Thomson and Hannah Menhennett
Junior Champion - Bank of the West
Team Penning (if cattle available)
Open to all ages — No Premiums
First Place Team - Halters Donated by - Northwest Ranch Supply
*Three riders to a team, each rider may enter only once
Breakaway Roping All Ages (if cattle available)
First Place - Halter Donated by R & R Ink
4-H Awards Night Awards
Supreme Senior Horse Exhibitor
Trophy Donated by Cowboy Adams Family
Supreme Intermediate Horse Exhibitor
Trophy Donated by Blue Valley Sportsman Club
Supreme Junior Horse Exhibitor
Trophy Donated by: Triangle Ranch
Protective Headgear Policy
A hunt cap (preferably SET or ASTM approved) with safety harness fastened in place is required in over-fence classes as well as gymkhana events an activities. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian of the 4-H member to see that the headgear worn complies with such standards and is in good condition. The State 4-H office encourages the use of safety helmets in all equine events.

4-H & FFA Sheep & Goat Show Back to the Top
Sheep Show - Wednesday August 6 at
3 pm in the show arena
Goat Show - Wednesday, August 6
following Sheep Show.
4-H Breeding Sheep Show - Wednesday, August 6 following the Goat Show
Superintendents - Kittie Docheff, Paula Noonen *Judge - TBA
Premiums - 1st $14 - 2nd $12 - 3rd $10 4th $8 - 5th $6
Classes
1. Sheep Showmanship - Senior (14-18)
Champion, award donated by High Altitude Swine Farm
Reserve Champion, award donated by Moose Café
2. Sheep Showmanship - Intermediate (11-13) Champion, award donated by Jim and Mary Lochnikar
Reserve champion, award donated by Bill and Sheilah Jones
3. Sheep Showmanship - Junior (8 -10)
Champion, award donated by Middle Park Electric
Reserve Champion, award donated by Mark Horn Family
4. Feeder Lambs (under 100 lbs)
5. Market Lambs (classes based on entries)
Champion Market Lamb
Trophy Donated by Fred and Martha Wall
Cash Premium - Bank of the West
Banner for Champion Market Lamb
Donated by John Cheney
Jacket for Champion Market Lamb
Donated by Mountain Mama’s Embroidery, Sandy Hill, Skylar Carpenter, Shea Kelley and West Grand Land Company
Banner for Reserve Champion Market Lamb Donated by Sheephorn LLC
6. Pen of Three Market Lambs (must be same Owner)
7. Ewe Lamb Class (May not be shown in Market Class)
8. Ewes (including yearlings)
Champion Ewe - Trophy Donated by Blue Ribbon 4-H Club
9. Buck Lamb
10. Bucks (including yearlings)
Champion Buck Ribbon
GOATS
11. Goat Showmanship Senior (14-18)
Champion, award donated by Precision Ordnance
Reserve Champion, award donated by Kremmling Mercantile
12. Goat Showmanship Intermediate (11 -13)
Champion, award donated by Middle Park Electric
Reserve Champion, award donated by High County Credit Union
13. Goat Showmanship - Junior (8-10)
Champion, award donated by Jim and Mary Lochnikar
Reserve Champion, award donated by Amy Butler
14. Market Goats
Champion Market Goat Banner Donated by Bear Mountain Ranch.
Reserve Champion Market Goat
Banner Donated by Larry and Betty
Weber
4-H Awards Night
Jacket for Champion Market Goat Donated by Mountain Mama’s Embroidery, Sandy Hill, Skylar Carpenter, Shea Kelley and West Grand Land Company
Supreme Senior Sheep Exhibitor Donated by Triangle Ranch
Supreme Intermediate Sheep Exhibitor Donated by Blue Valley Sportsman Club
Supreme Junior Sheep Exhibitor Donated by Winner’s Circle 4-H Club
Club Barn Award Donated by Bill and Wendy Thompson
Supreme Senior Goat Exhibitor Donated by Katlin Miller
Supreme Intermediate Goat Exhibitor Donated by Miller Family
Supreme Junior Goat Exhibitor Donated by Miller Family

4-H and FFA Swine Show Back to the Top
Thursday, August 7, 8 am
Superintendent - Ed Motz - Judge TBA
Premiums 1st $14 - 2nd $12 - 3rd $10
4th $8- 5th $6 .
Classes (order of classes will be Showmanship, Feeder, Market).
1. Showmanship - Senior (14-18)
Champion, award donated by Moose Café
Reserve Champion, award donated by Susan Wall and Dalene Harthun
2. Showmanship Intermediate (11-13)
Champion, award donated by High Altitude Swine Farm
Reserve Champion, award donated by Sam & Justin Halley
3. Showmanship - Junior (8-10)
Champion, award donated by Middle Park Electric
Reserve Champion, award donated by Wilson Construction
4. Feeder Hogs (under 225 lbs.)
5. Market Hogs (classes based on entries)
6. Overweight Hogs (over 275)
7. Breeding Gilts (may not be shown as market class)
Champion Market Swine Trophy Donated by Elk Mountain Ranch
Cash Premium - Bank of the West
Banner for Champion Market Swine Donated by Penny Lewis
Banner for Reserve Champion Market Swine Donated by Bob and Jo Ann Anderson
*A special thanks is extended to Wayne Johnson for all of his help in the swine barn.
4-H Awards Night
Jacket for Champion Market Swine donated by Mountain Mama’s Embroidery, Sandy Hill, Skylar Carpenter, Shea Kelley and West Grand Land Company
Supreme Senior Swine Exhibitor Donated by Blue Valley Sportsman Club
Supreme Intermediate Swine Exhibitor Donated by Kelly and Shawn Farrell
Supreme Junior Swine Exhibitor Donated by Blue Valley Sportsman Club
Club Barn Award Donated by Larry and Betty Weber

4-H and FFA Beef Show Back to the Top
Thursday, August 7, 3 pm
Superintendents - Dwayne Uhrich, Pat Pryor, Grover Pryor
Judge – TBA
Premiums 1st $14; 2nd $12; 3rd $10; 4th $8; 5th $6
Classes
1. Feeder Beef (under 905 lbs)
2. Market Beef (classes based on entries)
3. Showmanship – Senior (ages 14-18)
Champion, award donated by John & Peggy Colburn
4. Showmanship - Intermediate (ages 11-13)
Champion, award donated by Bill Strandberg Family
Reserve Champion, award donated by Robyn & Abbie Halley
5. Showmanship – Junior (ages 8 to 10)
Champion, award donated by Middle Park Electric
Reserve Champion, award donated by Big Valley Construction
Reserve Champion, award donated by Peak Ranch
Champion Market Beef Trophy donated by Northwest Ranch Supply
Cash Premium by Bank of the West
Banner for Champion Market Beef donated by Kremmling Area Chamber of Commerce
Banner for Champion Market Beef donated by Bill and Irene Wheatley
Champion Middle Park Raised Steer Trophy donated by Jack Orr Ranch
Premiums for breeding are: 1st $14; 2nd $12; 3rd $10
6. Bulls
7. Heifers (yearlings)
8. Heifers and Calves
4-H Awards Night Awards
Jacket for Champion Market Beef donated by Mountain Mama’s Embroidery,
Sandy Hill, Skylar Carpenter, Shea Kelley and West Grand Land Company
Supreme Senior Beef Exhibitor donated by Blue Valley Sportsmen
Supreme Intermediate Beef Exhibitor donated by Jay Noonen Family
Supreme Junior Beef Exhibitor donated by Grand Mountain Bank
Beef Herdsman Jacket donated by Kay Meyring in memory of Gene Ritschard
Club Barn Award donated by Blue Valley Sportsman
Rate of Gain Award donated by Triangle Ranch
*Following the Beef Show on Thursday, there will be a Round Robin Clinic

4-H and FFA Rabbit Show Back to the Top
Friday, August 8, 11 am
Superintendent - Kim Trygg
Judge - TBA
Premiums 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
All rabbits must be in the barn by 8 pm, Tuesday of fair week. All breeding stock rabbits must pure stock.
All rabbits must be tattooed at fair time. If there are less than three entries per class, the superintendents may assign them to a different class.
Classes
1. Showmanship - Senior (14-18)
2. Showmanship - Intermediate (11-13)
3. Showmanship - Junior (8 - 10)
Trophy Donated by Kremmling Senior Citizens
Entries in Class 5 must be in the area of 69 days of age and weigh over 3 ½ lbs. but under 5 lbs. to be eligible for the 4-H Sale.
4. Pen of Fryers
Trophy Donated by Grant and Karen Burger
5. Rabbit Show
The standard of the American Rabbit Breeder Association will be used to determine class designations except for meat pens.
Meat pen entries must be between 3 1/2 and 5 lbs. There will be two, types of meat pens; pure and mixed breeds.
Champion and Reserve Champion Does and Bucks - Ribbons
Best of Show Trophy Donated by
ColRoMorA Ranch, Steve Moore and Buffy Collison
Cash Premium - Bank of the West
Runner-Up of Show Trophy Donated by Larry and Betty Weber
4-H Awards Night Awards
Supreme Senior Rabbit Exhibitor
Supreme Intermediate Rabbit Exhibitor
Supreme Junior Rabbit Exhibitor
Donated by Larry and Betty Weber
Club Barn Award Donated by Bear Mountain Ranch and Red Mountain RV Park

4-H & FFA Poultry Back to the Top
AND Fowl Show
Friday, August 8 at 1 p.m.
(Following the Rabbit Show)
Superintendent - Kim Trygg
Judge - TBA
Premiums 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
All poultry must be in the barn by 8 pm Wednesday of fair week.
Class
1. Showmanship - Senior (14-18) Trophy Donated by Blue Ribbon Livestock Club
2. Showmanship - Intermediate (11-13)
Trophy Donated by Great Divide Insurance Agency in honor of Ashley Gingery
3. Showmanship - Junior (8-10)
Trophy Donated by Bank of the West
Division for chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and miscellaneous will have the following classes:
4. Males - Single
5. Females - Single
6. Pair - Male and Female (not chickens)
7. Trio - One male and two females
8. Egg Production - Three females (chickens only)
9. Meat Production - Three males (chickens only)
10. Meat Production - Three females (chickens only); two males or two females (other than chickens)
One poultry and fowl entry may be shown in only One class
Grand Champion Poultry Meat Production Banner donated by Kenny and Evelyn Ashton and family Reserve Champion Poultry-Fowl Meat Production Trophy Donated by Hester’s Log and Lumber
Cash Premium - Bank of the West
Poultry Best of Show Trophy donated by Tasha Miller
Poultry Runner - up of Show Trophy donated by Larry and Betty Weber
4-H Awards Night Awards
Supreme Senior Poultry Exhibitor Donated by Tasha Miller
Supreme Intermediate Poultry Exhibitor Donated by Red Mountain RV Park
Supreme Junior Poultry Exhibitor Donated by - Blue Valley Sportsman Club
Club Barn Award Donated by Blue Valley Sportsman Club

4-H Grand Champion Back to the Top
Showmanship Round Robin
Friday, August 8 at 9 am in Show Arena
Superintendent – Jessi Payne
All first and second place winners from the beef, sheep, horse, swine and goat shows in the senior, intermediate and junior divisions of the showmanship contest will bring the animals shown to the show ring. Each winner will have the opportunity to show each class of livestock.
Notice: This will start at 8 am SHARP. Any person qualified who is not at the showing and ready to compete at this time will be disqualified.
Champion and Reserve Champion Junior, Intermediate and Senior Showmanship Awards will be presented prior to the Junior Livestock Sale.
Round Robin Showmanship Awards
Senior Grand Champion Showmanship Belt Buckle donated by Henderson Operation *$25 Donated by Ian’s Bakery
Senior Reserve Champion Showmanship Jacket Donated by Colorado River Ranch (Pete and Carol Petersen) *$25 Donated by Burr Ranch
Intermediate Grand Champion Showmanship Belt Buckle donated by West End Rentals *$25 Donated by High Altitude Swine Farm
Intermediate Reserve Champion Showmanship Jacket Donated by Middle Park Electric *$25 Donated By Burr Ranch
Junior Grand Champion Showmanship, Belt Buckle donated by Wild West Outfitters *$25 Donated by High Altitude Swine Farm
Junior Reserve Champion Showmanship Jacket Donated by Middle Park Electric *$25 Donated - TBA
Horse Showmanship Awards
Senior Champion - Curt and Jane Reed
Senior Reserve Champion - Cameron, Colburn and Lewis Families
Intermediate Champion - Bank of the West
Intermediate Reserve Champion - Subway
Junior Champion- Bank of the West
Junior Reserve Champion - Rocky Mountain Bar and Grill
Swine Showmanship Awards
Senior Champion - Moose Café
Senior Reserve Champion - Susan Wall and Dalene Harthun
Intermediate Champion - High Altitude Swine Farm
Intermediate Reserve Champion - Sami & Justin Halley
Junior Champion - Middle Park Electric
Junior Reserve Champion - Wilson Construction
Beef Showmanship Awards
Senior Champion - John and Peggy
Colburn
Senior Reserve Champion - Peak Ranch
Intermediate Champion - Bill Strandberg Family
Intermediate Reserve Champion - Robyn & Abbie Halley
Junior Champion - Middle Park Electric
Junior Reserve Champion - Big Valley Construction
Sheep Showmanship Awards
Senior Champion - High Altitude Swine Farm
Senior Reserve Champion - Moose Café
Intermediate Champion - Jim and Mary Lochnikar
Intermediate Reserve Champion - Bill and Sheilah Jones
Junior Champion - Middle Park Electric
Junior Reserve Champion - Mark Horn Family
Goat Showmanship Awards
Senior Champion - Precision Ordnance
Senior Reserve Champion - Kremmling Mercantile
Intermediate Champion - Middle Park Electric
Intermediate Reserve Champion - High Country Credit Union
Junior Champion - Jim and Mary
Lochnikar
Junior Reserve Champion - Amy Butler

4-H and FFA Carcass Contests Back to the Top
Superintendent - Peg Toft and Paula Noonen
Jude - Tom McBride
Premiums: 1st - $14; 2nd - $12; 3rd - $10; 4th - $8; 5th - $6
4-H Awards Night Awards
Champion Lamb Carcass
Trophy and Cash Premium Donated by Bank of the West
Champion Swine Carcass
Trophy Donated by Grand Mountain Bank
Cash Premium by Bank of the West
$500 added money for carcass contest donated by Williams Peak Ranch
Champion Beef Carcass
Trophy Donated by Middle Park Meat
Cash Premium by Bank of the West
Added Cash Premiums by Middle Park Stockgrowers
1st - $100; 2nd - $75; 3rd - $50

4-H Cat Show Back to the Top
Superintendent - Christina Palonis
Friday August 8 at 10 am in the Dance Hall
Premiums: 1st-$14; 2nd-$12; 3rd-$10;
4th-$8; 5th-$5