Youth Exhibitor Livestock Shows

DEPARTMENT J
DAIRY
Barbie Elliott – Chairperson
Email:  dairy@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Thursday, August 8, 2024, 9:00 am, Indoor Arena
Judge:  TBD

DIVISION 01

Showmanship

Previous Winners – Previous winner of Senior Showmanship in past years.

Senior Showmanship – Ages 15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners.

Intermediate Showmanship – Age 12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners.

Junior Showmanship – Age 9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.

Overall Showman – Winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year.

CLASSES:

Class J01SH001.  Previous Winners Showmanship

Class J01SH002.  Senior Showmanship

Class J01SH003.  Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class J01SH004.  Intermediate Showmanship

Class J01SH005.  Grand and Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman

Class J01SH006.  Junior Showmanship

Class J01SH007.  Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Showman

Class J01SH008. Overall Grand Champion Showman
Class J01SH009.  Round Robin Preliminary Showmanship (Winner Class 01 and Class 08)

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Dairy Rules

1. Dairy animals must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. Nursing dairy calves are not allowed.
3. Exhibitors may use stall dividers in the dairy barns.  All dividers must be 8’ in length, 42” tall at the front of the divider and 30” tall at the rear of the divider allowing for a 2” plus or minus deviation. The maximum width is 4”.  The divider must be constructed to allow free movement of air (no solid dividers).  Any dividers that fall outside of these guidelines must be approved by their species chairperson prior to installing the dividers in the barn.  No other physical barriers are allowed between animal exhibits.
4. Exhibitor may enter one animal per class per breed.
5. There must be two entries of a breed to justify a champion of a breed show.  If there is only one breed entry it will show as AOB.
6. Class 1 of each division will be allowed horn growth when shown.
7. First place from each class will return for selection of Grand and Reserve Champion of their respective breed unless otherwise designated by the judge.
8. Breed Jr. Grand and Reserve Champion will be selected from Classes 1 – 7 for each breed.
9. Overall Jr. Grand and Reserve Champion will be selected from the Jr Breed Grand Champions.  Jr Breed Reserve Champions to be on standby.
10. Breed Sr Grand and Reserve Champions will be selected from Classes 8 – 15 for each breed.
11. Overall Sr. Grand and Reserve Champion will be selected from the Sr Breed Champions.  Sr Breed Reserve Champions to be on standby.
12. Overall Jr Grand Champion and Sr Grand Champion will return for selection of the Grand and Reserve Female of Show.

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DIVISION 02

Ayrshire

Classes

Class J02AY001.  Junior Heifer Calf – Born March 1, 2024 – May 1, 2024

Class J02AY002.  Intermediate Heifer Calf – Born December 1, 2023 – February 29, 2024

Class J02AY003.  Senior Heifer Calf – Born September 1, 2023 – November 30, 2023

Class J02AY004.  Summer Yearling Heifer – Born June 1, 2023 – August 31, 2023

Class J02AY005.  Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2023 – May 31, 2023

Class J02AY006.  Intermediate Yearling Heifer – Born December 1, 2022 – Feb 28, 2023

Class J02AY007.  Senior Yearling Heifer – Born September 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022

Class J02AY008.  Junior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born March 1, 2022- August 31, 2022

Class J02AY009. Senior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J02AY010. Junior two-year-old (milking) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J02AY011. Senior two-year-old (milking) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J02AY012. Three-year-old – Born September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Class J02AY013. Four-year-old – Born September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Class J02AY014. Aged Cow – Five-year old & over – Born before Sept 1, 2019

Class J02AY015. Dry Cow – Born before Sept. 1, 2021

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DIVISION 03

Brown Swiss

Classes

Class J03BS001.  Junior Heifer Calf – Born March 1, 2024 – May 1, 2024

Class J03BS002.  Intermediate Heifer Calf – Born December 1, 2023 – February 28, 2024

Class J03BS003.  Senior Heifer Calf – Born September 1, 2023 – November 30, 2023

Class J03BS004.  Summer Yearling Heifer – Born June 1, 2023 – August 31, 2023

Class J03BS005.  Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2023 – May 31, 2023

Class J03BS006.  Intermediate Yearling Heifer – Born December 1, 2022 – Feb 28, 2023

Class J03BS007.  Senior Yearling Heifer – Born September 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022

Class J03BS008 Junior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J03BS009. Senior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J03BS010. Junior two-year-old (milking) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J03BS011. Senior two-year-old (milking) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J03BS012. Three-year-old – Born September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Class J03BS013. Four-year-old – Born September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Class J03BS014. Aged Cow – Five-year old & over – Born before Sept 1, 2019

Class J03BS015. Dry Cow – Born before Sept. 1, 2021

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DIVISION 04

Guernsey

Classes

Class J04GU001.  Junior Heifer Calf – Born March 1, 2024 – May 1, 2024

Class J04GU002.  Intermediate Heifer Calf – Born December 1, 2023 – February 29, 2024

Class J04GU003.  Senior Heifer Calf – Born September 1, 2023 – November 30, 2023

Class J04GU004.  Summer Yearling Heifer – Born June 1, 2023 – August 31, 2023

Class J04GU005.  Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2023 – May 31, 2023

Class J04GU006.  Intermediate Yearling Heifer – Born December 1, 2022 – Feb 28, 2023

Class J04GU007.  Senior Yearling Heifer – Born September 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022

Class J04GU008 Junior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J04GU009. Senior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J04GU010. Junior two-year-old (milking) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J04GU011. Senior two-year-old (milking) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J04GU012. Three-year-old – Born September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Class J04GU013. Four-year-old – Born September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Class J04GU014. Aged Cow – Five-year old & over – Born before Sept 1, 2019

Class J04GU015. Dry Cow – Born before Sept. 1, 2021

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DIVISION 05

Holstein

Classes

Class J05HS001.  Junior Heifer Calf – Born March 1, 2024 – May 1, 2024

Class J05HS002.  Intermediate Heifer Calf – Born December 1, 2023 – February 29, 2024

Class J05HS003.  Senior Heifer Calf – Born September 1, 2023 – November 30, 2023

Class J05HS004.  Summer Yearling Heifer – Born June 1, 2023– August 31, 2023

Class J05HS005.  Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2023 – May 31, 2023

Class J05HS006.  Intermediate Yearling Heifer – Born December 1, 2022 – Feb 28, 2023

Class J05HS007.  Senior Yearling Heifer – Born September 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022

Class J05HS008 Junior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J05HS009. Senior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J05HS010. Junior two-year-old (milking) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J05HS011. Senior two-year-old (milking) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J05HS012. Three-year-old – Born September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Class J05HS013. Four-year-old – Born September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Class J05HS014. Aged Cow – Five-year old & over – Born before Sept 1, 2019

Class J05HS015. Dry Cow – Born before Sept. 1, 2021

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DIVISION 06

Jersey

Classes

Class J06JS001.  Junior Heifer Calf – March 1, 2024 – May 1, 2024

Class J06JS002.  Intermediate Heifer Calf – Born December 1, 2023 – February 29, 2024

Class J06JS003.  Senior Heifer Calf – Born September 1, 2023 – November 30, 2023

Class J06JS004.  Summer Yearling Heifer – Born June 1, 2023 – August 31, 2023

Class J06JS005.  Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2023 – May 31, 2023

Class J06JS006.  Intermediate Yearling Heifer – Born December 1, 2022 – Feb 28, 2023

Class J06JS007.  Senior Yearling Heifer – Born September 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022

Class J06JS008 Junior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J06JS009. Senior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J06JS010. Junior two-year-old (milking) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J06JS011. Senior two-year-old (milking) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J06JS012. Three-year-old – Born September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Class J06JS013. Four-year-old – Born September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Class J06JS014. Aged Cow – Five-year old & over – Born before Sept 1, 2019

Class J06JS015. Dry Cow – Born before Sept. 1, 2021

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DIVISION 07

Milking Shorthorn

Classes

Class J07MS001.  Junior Heifer Calf – Born March 1, 2024 – May 1, 2024

Class J07MS002.  Intermediate Heifer Calf – Born December 1, 2023 – February 29, 2024

Class J07MS003.  Senior Heifer Calf – Born September 1, 2023 – November 30, 2023

Class J07MS004.  Summer Yearling Heifer – Born June 1, 2023 – August 31, 2023

Class J07MS005.  Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2023 – May 31, 2023

Class J07MS006.  Intermediate Yearling Heifer – Born December 1, 2022 – Feb 28, 2023

Class J07MS007.  Senior Yearling Heifer – Born September 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022

Class J07MS008 Junior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J07MS009. Senior two-year-old (never freshened) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J07MS010. Junior two-year-old (milking) – Born March 1, 2022 – August 31, 2022

Class J07MS011. Senior two-year-old (milking) – Born September 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022

Class J07MS012. Three-year-old – Born September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Class J07MS013. Four-year-old – Born September 1, 2019– August 31, 2020

Class J07MS014. Aged Cow – Five-year old & over – Born before Sept 1, 2019

Class J07MS015. Dry Cow – Born before Sept. 1, 2021

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DIVISION 08

Champion Classes

Classes

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1-7:  Ayrshire

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1- 7: Brown Swiss

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1- 7: Guernsey

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1- 7: Holstein

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1- 7: Jersey

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1- 7: Milking Shorthorn

Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 1- 7: AOB

Overall Jr. Grand & Reserve Champion Dairy Heifer

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: Ayrshire

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: Brown Swiss

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: Guernsey

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: Holstein

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: Jersey

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: Milking Shorthorn

Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion – Winners Classes 8-15: AOB

Overall Sr. Grand & Reserve Champion Dairy Cow

Grand and Reserve Champion Female of Show – Overall Jr & Sr Champion Class

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DAIRY DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Silver Bowl, Byers Farm – Ben Byers Memorial by Family

SENIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Linton Brothers Inc.

Belt Buckle, La-Ha Dairy Cattle – The Laing Family

Reserve Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$10, Linton Brothers Inc.

Third Place, $5, Linton Brothers Inc.

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Linton Brothers Inc.

Belt Buckle, Spring Mills Pharmacy – The Knott Family

Reserve Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$10, Linton Brothers Inc.

Third Place, $5, Linton Brothers Inc.

JUNIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

$35, Walnut Hill Farm, LLC

$15, Given in Memory of Janice Cloud

Belt Buckle, Brandon & Casey Fields and Family

Reserve Champion

Gift, M&M Simmental

$10, Given in Memory of Janice Cloud

Third Place, $5, Given in Memory of Janice Cloud

GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN

Rotating Plaque, Windy Rock Farm – George & Brenda Miller

Banner, Sandy Davis

DAIRY

SENIOR DAIRY

Ayrshire Champion, $15, Laing Family – Daniel and Bess Laing

Ayrshire Reserve Champion, $10, Laing Family – Daniel and Bess Laing

Brown Swiss Champion, $15, Shepherdstown Pharmacy

Brown Swiss Reserve Champion, $10, Spring Mills Pharmacy

Guernsey Champion, $15, Laing Family – Jackie and Carol Laing

Guernsey Reserve Champion, $10, Laing Family – Jackie and Carol Laing

Holstein Champion, $15, In Memory of Bruce A. Linton, Sr.

Holstein Reserve Champion, $10, In Memory of Bruce A. Linton, Sr.

Jersey Champion, $15, Mumaw & Vickers, PLLC

Jersey Reserve Champion, $10, Mumaw & Vickers, PLLC

Milking Shorthorn Champion, $15, Matt & Carolyn Miller

Milking Shorthorn Reserve Champion, $10, Matt & Carolyn Miller

AOB Champion, $15, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

AOB Reserve Champion, $10, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

SENIOR DAIRY

Grand Champion, $25, Fred G. Butler, Sr Memorial

Reserve Champion, $10, Mrs. Sherman Beard Memorial

JUNIOR DAIRY

Ayrshire Champion, $15, Laing Family – Daniel and Bess Laing

Ayrshire Reserve Champion, $10, Laing Family – Daniel and Bess Laing

Brown Swiss Champion, $15, Shepherdstown Pharmacy

Brown Swiss Reserve Champion, $10, Spring Mills Pharmacy

Guernsey Champion, $15, Laing Family – Jackie and Carol Laing

Guernsey Reserve Champion, $10, Laing Family – Jackie and Carol Laing

Holstein Champion, $15, In Memory of Bruce A. Linton, Sr.

Holstein Reserve Champion, $10, In Memory of Bruce A. Linton, Sr.

Jersey Champion, $15, Mumaw & Vickers, PLLC

Jersey Reserve Champion, $10, Mumaw & Vickers, PLLC

Milking Shorthorn Champion, $15, Matt & Carolyn Miller

Milking Shorthorn Reserve Champion, $10, Matt & Carolyn Miller

AOB Champion, $15, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

AOB Reserve Champion, $10, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

DAIRY HEIFER

Grand Champion, $25, Horizon Farm Credit

Reserve Champion, $10, Mr. Sherman Beard Memorial

Holstein Champion, Plaque, Sandy Davis

FEMALE OF SHOW

Grand Champion, $25, The Roy Davis Family

Banner, Rolling Acres Farm – Wayne Mong Family

Reserve Champion, $10, The Roy Davis Family

Banner, Rolling Acres Farm – Wayne Mong Family

DAIRY PRODUCTION

Grand Champion Plaque, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

Reserve Champion Plaque, Jared and Stacy McDonald & Family

1st Place $25.00,  Natosha and LT Puffenburger

2nd Place $15.00, Hillbrook Farm – The Miller Family

3rd Place $10.00, Windy Rock Farm – George & Brenda Miller

DAIRY HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

First Place, Gift, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

Second Place, $10, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

Third Place, $5, Brandon, Casey Fields & Family

DEPARTMENT K
GOATS
Tiana Doyle – Chairperson
Email: goats@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Monday, August 5, 2024, 8:00 am, Indoor Arena
Judge:  TBA

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DIVISION 01

Showmanship

Previous Winners – Previous winner of Senior Showmanship in past years.

Senior Showmanship – Ages 15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners.

Intermediate Showmanship – Age 12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners.

Junior Showmanship – Age 9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.

Overall Showman – Winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year.

CLASSES:

Class K01SH001.  Previous Winners Showmanship

Class K01SH002.  Senior Showmanship

Class K01SH003.  Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class K01SH004.  Intermediate Showmanship

Class K01SH005.  Grand and Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman

Class K01SH006.  Junior Showmanship

Class K01SH007.  Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Showman

Class K01SH008.  Overall Grand Champion Showman

Class K01SH009.  Round Robin Preliminary Showmanship (Winner Class 01 and Class 08)

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DIVISION 02

Dairy Goats

1. Dairy Goats must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. All dairy goats must have scrapie’s ID Tag or legible tattoo entered into online registration information.
3. All dairy goats must have an official health certificate issued within 30 days of the fair or an Honor Herd certificate issued within the last year.
4. Females only.
5. No intact male animals will be allowed with the exception of: Goats – nursing kids under three months of age.
6. Nursing goat kids under three months old may be brought with mother. Chairperson must be notified by July 26, 2024.
7. Exhibitor may enter one animal per class.

CLASSES:

Class K02DG001.  Dairy Junior Kid – Born on or after February 1, 2024

Class K02DG002.  Dairy Senior Kid – Born August 1, 2023 – January 31, 2024

Class K02DG003   Dry Dairy Yearling – Born August 1, 2022 – July 31, 2023

Class K02DG004:  Grand and Reserve Champion Jr. Dairy Goat – Winners of Classes 01 thru 03

Class K02DG005:  Milking Dairy Yearling – Born August 1, 2022 – July 31, 2023

Class K02DG006:  Dairy Two-Year-Old – Born August 1, 2021 – July 31, 2022

Class K02DG007.  Dairy Senior Doe – Born August 1, 2020 – July 31, 2021

Class K02DG008.  Dairy Mature Doe – Born before August 1, 2020

Class K02DG009.  Grand and Reserve Champion Sr Dairy Goat – Winners of Classes 05 thru 08

Class K02DG0010.  Dairy Goat Female of Show – Winners of Class 04 and 09

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DIVISION 03

Non-Dairy Breeding Stock Goats

1. Non-dairy goats must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. All goats must have a Scrapie ID Tag or legible tattoo entered into online registration information.
3. Females only from non-dairy breeding stock.
4. All non-dairy breeding goats must have an official health certificate issued within 30 days of the fair or an Honor Herd certificate issued within the last year.
5. Exhibitor may enter one animal per class.

CLASSES:

Class K03ND001.  Non-Dairy Junior Kid – Born on or after February 1, 2024

Class K03ND002.  Non-Dairy Senior Kid – Born August 1, 2023 – January 31, 2024

Class K03ND003.  Non-Dairy Yearling – Born August 1, 2022 – July 31, 2023

Class K03ND004:  Grand and Reserve Champion Jr Non-Dairy Goat – Winners of Classes 01 thru 03

Class K03ND005:  Non-Dairy Two-Year-Old Doe – Born August 1, 2021 – July 31, 2022

Class K03ND006.  Non-Dairy Senior Doe – Born August 1, 2020 – July 31, 2021

Class K03ND007.  Non-Dairy Mature Doe – Born before August 1, 2020

Class K03ND008.  Grand and Reserve Champion Sr. Non-Dairy Goat – Winners of Classes 05 thru 07

Class K03ND009.  Non-Dairy Goat Female of Show – Winners of Class 04 and 08

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DIVISION 04

Market Goats

1. Market Goats must be owned by April 27, 2024.

3. Market Goats must be brought to fairgrounds and ear tagged on April 27, 2024, from 10am until 12 pm to be shown and sold at the 2023 fair.
4. All market goats must have a Scrapie ID Tag or legible tattoo.
5. All goats must be a female or castrated male.
6. Market goats must be born on or after January 1,
7. Market goats must weigh between 60 lbs and 110 lbs in order to sell at the fair.
8. Market Goats will be shown by divisions with a Grand Champion and Reserve Champion selected for each division: Light Weight, Medium Weight and Heavy Weight.
9. The Grand Champion and Reserve Champion of each division will return for selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Market Goat.

CLASSES:

Class K04MG001.  Market Goats – Underweight

Class K04MG002.  Market Goats – Light Weight Division

Class K04MG003.  Light Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Goats

Class K04MG004.  Market Goats – Medium Weight Division

Class K04MG005.  Medium Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Goats

Class K04MG006.  Market Goats – Heavy Weight Division

Class K04MG007.  Heavy Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Goats

Class K04MG008.  Market Goats – Overweight

Class K04MG009.  Overall Grand and Reserve Champion Market Goat – Winners of Classes 03, 05 and 07

Class K04MG999 This class is for pre-registration purposes only.  All market goats will need to pre-register prior to check in and register in this class.  After weigh-in and class breaks are made, market goats will be placed in the appropriate weight classes

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GOAT DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

GOAT SHOWMANSHIP

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Silver Bowl, Max & Hope Kingery

SENIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Shady Grove Farm – Mark Orr & Family

Gift, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Belt Buckle, The Pancione Family

Reserve Champion

$10, Brian and Laurie Copenhaver

Gift, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Third Place, $5, Vickie Knight

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Shady Grove Farm – Mark Orr & Family

Gift, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Belt Buckle, Apple Tree Livestock Co.- The Piper’s

Reserve Champion

$10, Brian and Laurie Copenhaver

Gift, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Third Place, $5, Vickie Knight

JUNIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

$15, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Gift, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Belt Buckle, Fruit Meadow Farms – The Bolyard Family

Reserve Champion

$10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Gift, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Third Place, $5, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN

Banner, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Rotating Plaque, The Flohr Family

MARKET GOAT

Light Weight Champion, $15, In Memory of Eddie “Pap” Lucas

Light Weight Reserve Champion, $10, In Memory of Eddie “Pap” Lucas

Medium Weight Champion, $15, Susan & Frank Burner

Medium Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Susan & Frank Burner

Heavy Weight Champion, $15, Glassford Farms

Heavy Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Glassford Farms

Grand Champion

$25, Doyle Family Farm

Gift, Equine Solutions- Menda Dugan, DVM

Banner, Superchargers 4-H Club

Jacket, W. Randy Smith

Reserve Champion

$10, Doyle Family Farm

Gift, Susan & Frank Burner

Banner, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

Jacket, Fruit Meadow Farms – The Bolyard Family

RATE OF GAIN

First Place, $50, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Second Place, $35, Arden Equipment Repair

Third Place, $25, Burner Livestock

DAIRY GOAT

SENIOR DAIRY GOAT

Grand Champion

$25, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

Reserve Champion

$10, Misty Meadows Farm – Greg Foster & Family

JUNIOR DAIRY GOAT

Grand Champion

$25, Smith Nadenboush Insurance

Reserve Champion

$10, Shepherds Whey Creamery

DAIRY FEMALE OF SHOW

GRAND CHAMPION

$25, Max & Hope Kingery

Banner, DC Farms – Dan & Debbie Collis & Family

Reserve Champion

$10, Max & Hope Kingery

Banner, Shepherds Whey Creamery

NON-DAIRY GOAT

SENIOR NON-DAIRY GOAT

Grand Champion

$25, Susan & Frank Burner

Reserve Champion

$10, The Pancione Family

JUNIOR NON-DAIRY GOAT

Grand Champion

$25, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Reserve Champion

$10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

NON-DAIRY FEMALE OF SHOW

Grand Champion

$25, Horizon Farm Credit

Banner, The Colleen Miller Family

Reserve Champion

$10, Horizon Farm Credit

Banner, Susan & Frank Burner

GOAT HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

First Place, Gift, Rick’s Welding- Rick & Gwen Kackley & Family

Second Place, $10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Third Place, $5, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

DEPARTMENT L
HORSE SHOW
TBA – Chairperson
Email:  horses@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Judge: TBA
Wednesday, August 7, 2024 – Western and Gaited Discipline Horse Show
Thursday, August 8, 2024 – English and Walk-Jog/Trot Discipline Horse Show

Acceptance of the following rules is a condition of entry. If a horse is not owned by the exhibitor, a BCYF livestock lease form must be completed and signed by exhibitor and livestock owner and turned into BCYF by July 1^st.  Dates must run through Saturday, August 10, 2024

***Project horse must be housed at the BCYF, Saturday, August 3, 2024, through Friday, August 9, 2024 – release time is from 6 am until 10 am

1. Horse must be designated as the project as of March 15, 2024.
2. All horses must have a negative Coggins Test, within one year, presented at check-in.
3. 4-H and USEF rules apply unless otherwise stated. 4-H rules take precedence.
4. All exhibitors are required to wear an ASTM and SEI-approved headgear, with harness secured, when mounted.
5. Closed-toe shoes must be worn when handling a horse.
6. Exhibitors riding western style should wear proper western attire (jeans, belt, long-sleeve shirt, boots, and hat). Exhibitors riding English style should wear proper English attire (britches, collared shirt, jacket, boots, and hat). Exhibitors showing in the gaited division should wear appropriate attire for their style.
7. Unless otherwise stated, classes will be judged on performance, manners, way of going, and suitability, with emphasis on manners. Equitation will be judged on seating, hands, control, and effective use of aids by the rider.
8. The use of riding aids will follow 4-H and AQHA guidelines. Riding crops used in front of the saddle and humane, discipline-appropriate spurs used behind the cinch are acceptable. Dressage-style whips are not acceptable. Lounge whips are only allowed when working in the round pen.
9. After 3 refusals of any obstacle, the exhibitor must move on to the next obstacle.
10. Riders can only ride in the arena and must dismount before exiting. In the Contest Division, no running of the gate/chute will be allowed.
11. No stallions, except for nursing colts under six months of age, are allowed.
12. No halters are to be left on the horse while in the stall or round pen, but halters and lead ropes should be easily accessible on the outside of the stall. No stall guards are allowed unless the exhibitor is present at the stall door.
13. Show committee reserves the right to combine and/or cancel classes.
14. All exhibitors are required to enter a Showmanship class with the animal that is housed at the fair to complete their project.
15. Horses are required to stay in the designated barn/arena area at all times and may only be ridden in the arena, equipped with saddle and bridle.
16. No one is to ride the horse on the fairgrounds except the designated exhibitor.
17. All animals must be in stalls by 5:00 pm each day. The horse barn closes at 11:00 pm.
18. The judge’s decisions are final.
19. The Berkeley County Youth Fair, 4-H, FFA, or any of its volunteers will not be responsible for any accidents, injury, or loss of any exhibitor, person, horse, or equipment during the fair week.
20. Good sportsmanship shall prevail at all times. Unsportsmanlike conduct will result in the forfeiture of premiums and the dismissal of the exhibitor from further competition in the show.
21. Only Berkeley County Youth Fair awards (banners, trophies, ribbons, etc.) may be hung or displayed in the horse barn area.
22. Only one fan per animal is allowed.
23. Announcements made prior to the day of the show take precedence over written material.
24. Two horses may be exhibited, housed and shown at the fair. For clarification, the Brandy Orsini Memorial Belt Buckles for High Point Junior and Senior will be based on points accumulated for an exhibitor/horse combination.  An exhibitor showing two horses in different divisions will only be able to accumulate points with one horse for the High Point awards; points accumulated on the two horses will not be combined for High Point awards.  However, both horses would be eligible for division Grand and Reserve awards.
25. Fair Board reserves the right to have any exhibitor and their animals removed from the fairgrounds without liability during the fair for cause (including, but not limited to, threatening behavior, intoxication, or unsportsmanlike conduct).
26. Registration for classes must be turned in no later than Sunday, August 4^th at 12:00 noon.  There are no exceptions – classes after this date and time will not be changed for add-ons but scratching classes will be permitted up to and including on show day.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Walk-Trot/Jog Division:  Any exhibitor in their 1^st year of riding in the Berkeley County Youth Fair.  Exhibitors may not cross-enter into any judged divisions.  This division is optional for participation.

Junior Division:  Must be 14 years of age or younger as of January 1, 2024.

Senior Division:  Must be 15 years of age or older as of January 1, 2024.

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Wednesday, August 7, 8:00 am

Western and Gaited Discipline Horse Show

Division 01 Western Showmanship Division

Required Classes

Exhibitors must pre-register for the below classes by on-line registration deadline of June 15, 2024.

Class L01SWS01:  Showmanship-Sr Western

Class L01JWS02:  Showmanship-Jr Western

Class L01SCS03:  Showmanship-Sr Contest

Class L01JCS04:  Showmanship-Jr Contest

Class L01GHS05:  Showmanship-Green Horse Western

Class L01GSH06:  Showmanship-Jr/Sr Gaited

Optional Classes

Registration for classes must be turned in no later than Sunday, August 4^th at 12:00 noon.  There are no exceptions – classes after this date and time will not be changed for add-ons but scratching classes will be permitted up to and including on show day.  On-line registration not required.

• Sr Western Pleasure
• Gaited Trail Pleasure
• Sr Western Horsemanship
• Sr Contest Pole Bending
• Jr Western Pleasure
• Sr Contest Cloverleaf
• Jr Western Horsemanship
• Sr Contest 50 Yard Dash
• Jr Green Western Pleasure
• Jr Contest Pole Bending
• Jr Green Western Horsemanship
• Jr Contest Cloverleaf
• Jr/Sr 2 Gait Country Pleasure
• Jr Contest 50 Yard Dash
• Jr/Sr 2 Gait Equitation
• Green Horse Contest Pole Bending
• Senior Trail
• Green Horse Contest Cloverleaf
• Junior Trail
• Green Horse Contest 50 Yard Dash
• Green Horse Trail

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Thursday, August 8, 8:00 am

English and Walk-Jog/Trot Discipline Horse Show

Division 02 English Showmanship Division

Required Classes

Exhibitors must pre-register for the below classes by on-line registration deadline of June 15, 2024.

Class L02SES01:  Showmanship-Sr English

Class L02JES02:  Showmanship-Jr English

Class L02GHS03:  Showmanship-Green Horse English

Class L02WTJ04:  Showmanship-Walk-Trot/Jog

Optional Classes

Registration for classes must be turned in no later than Sunday, August 4^th at 12:00 noon.  There are no exceptions – classes after this date and time will not be changed for add-ons but scratching classes will be permitted up to and including on show day.  On-line registration not required.

• Sr English Pleasure
• Green Horse English Trail
• Sr English Equitation
• Sr Hunter Hack
• Jr English Pleasure
• Sr Hunter Pleasure Over Fences
• Jr English Equitation
• Sr Hunter Equitation Over Fences
• Jr English Pleasure
• Jr Hunter Hack
• Jr English Equitation
• Jr Hunter Pleasure Over Fences
• Walk-Trot/Jog Pleasure
• Jr Hunter Equitation Over Fences
• Walk-Trot/Jog Equitation
• Green Horse Hunter Hack
• Senior English Trail
• Green Horse Hunter Pleasure Over Fences
• Junior English Trail
• Green Horse Hunter Equitation Over Fences
• Walk-Jog/Trot Obstacle

**High Point Rider will be announced concluding Thursday’s Show**

**Division Winners will be announced each show day**

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HORSE DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

JUNIOR DIVISION

ENGLISH

Grand Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner   Reserve. Champion

Gift, Double C Farming

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

WESTERN

Grand Champion

Gift, C4 Farms

Neck Sash,  Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, C4 Farms

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

HUNTER

Grand Champion

Gift, Homestead Farm’s Equestrian Center

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Homestead Farm’s Equestrian Center

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

CONTEST

Grand Champion

Gift, All Creatures Veterinary – Dr. Robin Townsend

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Bobi Jo Swartz-The Right Bite Equine Dentistry

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

HIGH POINT JUNIOR AWARD

Belt Buckle, Given in Memory of Brandy Orsini

SENIOR DIVISION

ENGLISH

Grand Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Double C Farming

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

WESTERN

Grand Champion

Gift, Oak Lynne Farms- Blaylock Family

Neck Sash, Oak Lynne Farms- Blaylock Family

Reserve Champion

Gift, Oak Lynne Farms- Blaylock Family

Neck Sash, Oak Lynne Farms- Blaylock Family

HUNTER

Grand Champion

Gift, Homestead Farm’s Equestrian Center

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Homestead Farm’s Equestrian Center

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

CONTEST

Grand Champion

Gift, The Journal

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Oak Lynne Farms- Blaylock Family

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

GREEN HORSE

CONTEST DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

ENGLISH DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

HUNTER DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Trophy, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

WESTERN DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

WALK-JOG/TROT DIVISION

Grand Champion

Trophy, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Neck Sash, Elizabeth Lynch

Reserve Champion

Trophy, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

TRAIL ENGLISH/WALK-JOG/TROT DIVISION

Grand Champion

Trophy, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Trophy, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

HIGH POINT SENIOR AWARD

Belt Buckle, Given in Memory of Brandy Orsini

PAUL J. SENCINDIVER MEMORIAL EQUINE SKILL-A-THON

Senior Champion

Billboard Plaque, Manor/Sencindiver Family

Junior Champion

Billboard Plaqu, Manor/Sencindiver Family

Novice Champion

Billboard Plaque, Manor/Sencindiver Family

GAITED DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Marlowe Ruritan

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Trophy, M & M Simmentals – The Jim Moore Family

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

TRAIL WESTERN/GAITED DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Reserve Champion

Gift, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Neck Sash, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

COSTUME DIVISION

First Place, Plaque, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Second Place, Plaque, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Third Place, Plaque, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

HORSE HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

First Place, Gift, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Second Place, $10, Farmers & Mechanics insurance Co.

Third Place, $5,. Farmers & mechanics Insurance Co.

HORSE SHOWMANSHIP

ENGLISH

Grand Champion Junior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, Country Roads Creation

Grand Champion Senior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, Country Roads Creation

Grand Champion Green Horse Division

$35, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Hay Bag, Bear’s Repair & Tire Service, LLC

WESTERN

Grand Champion Junior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, Phil Cogar Excavating LLC

Grand Champion Senior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, The Glitzy Goats Boutique

Grand Champion Green Horse Division

$35, Jamey & Wendie Miller and Wyatt Riner

Hay Bag, Tomlinson Family

GAITED

Grand Champion Junior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, Tomlinson Family

Grand Champion Senior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, Tomlinson Family

CONTEST

Grand Champion Junior Division

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, The Glitzy Goats Boutique

Grand Champion Senior Division

$35,  Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag,  Sims Family-Nikki, Cayden & Peyton

WALK-JOG/TROT

Grand Champion

$35,  Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

Hay Bag, Bear’s Repair & Tire Service, LLC

OVER- ALL EQUINE SHOWMAN

Banner, Bobi Jo Swartz- The Right Bite Equine Dentistry

DEPARMENT M
POULTRY AND PIGEONS
Cindy Raines – Chairperson
Email:  poultry@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Wednesday, August 7, 2024, Poultry Pavilion Area
Judge:  TBA 

Poultry & Pigeons – Judging at 10:00 am

1. Poultry and pigeons must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. Roosters allowed only in breeding set class.
3. All poultry (except for pigeons and doves) must be blood tested on July 20, 2024, from 9 am until noon at the Berkeley County Youth Fair Grounds in order to be shown at the 2024 fair.
4. There will be no waterfowl exhibited at the fair.
5. Poultry will be shown as classes below and not breed specific.
6. Poultry will be judged in cage at 10:00 am. Cages must be clean and ready by 9:45 am.  Exhibitor does not need to be present.

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DIVISION 01

Showmanship

Wednesday, August 7, 2024, Poultry Pavilion Area

Judging at 1:00 pm (Exhibitor must be present)

Previous Winners – Previous winner of Senior Showmanship in past years.

Senior Showmanship – Ages 15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners.

Intermediate Showmanship – Age 12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners.

Junior Showmanship – Age 9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.

Overall Showman – Winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year.

Classes:

Class M01SH001.  Previous Winners Showmanship

Class M01SH002.  Senior Showmanship

Class M01SH003.  Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class M01SH004.  Intermediate Showmanship

Class M01SH005.  Grand and Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman

Class M01SH006.  Junior Showmanship

Class M01SH007.  Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Showman

Class M01SH008. Overall Grand Champion Showman

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DIVISION 02

Pullets

Classes

Class M02PU001.  Baby Chick Pullets – Under 5 months of age (3 birds constitute a class)

Class M02PU002.  Grand and Reserve Champion Pullets

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DIVISION 03

Laying Hens

Classes

Class M03LH001.  Laying Hens – Over 5 months of age (3 birds constitute a class)

Class M03LH002.  Grand and Reserve Champion Laying Hens

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DIVISION 04

Other Fowl

Classes

Class M04OT001.  Turkeys – Two hens hatched on or after March 12, 2024

Class M04OT002.  Pigeons – One pair, as required in project.

Class M04OT003.  Exhibition Birds – All fancy fowl (2 or 3 birds constitute a class)

Class M04OT004.  Other Fowl – One pair or two birds constitute a class No water fowl.

Class M04OT005:  Breeding Set – Two Hens and One Rooster (Rooster cannot be used in showmanship)

Class M04OT006:  Grand and Reserve Champion Other Fowl

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DIVISION 05

Best of Show

Classes

Class M05BS001.  Best of Show – Grand Champion & Reserve Champion from Classes M02PU002, M03LH002 and M04OT006

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POULTRY DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Silver Bowl, Lisa & Thomas Duvall

SENIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Given in Memory of Roberta Byers

Gift, Brandon Campbell

Belt Buckle, AWC Contracting

Reserve Champion

$10, Given in Memory of Roberta Byers

Gift, Brandon Campbell

Third Place, $5, Given in Memory of Roberta Byers

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Given in Memory of Roberta Byers

Gift, Brandon Campbell

Belt Buckle, AWC Contracting

Reserve Champion

$10, Given in Memory of Roberta Byers

Gift, Brandon Campbell

Third Place, $5, Given in Memory of Roberta Byers

JUNIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

$15, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Gift, Brandon Campbell

Belt Buckle, AWC Contracting

Reserve Champion

$10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Gift, Brandon Campbell

Third Place, $5, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN

Rotating Plaque, Lisa & Thomas Duvall

Banner, Brandon & Casey Fields & Family

POULTRY

Pullets Grand Champion, $15, Given in Memory of Junior Miller

Pullets Reserve Champion, $10, Given in Memory of Junior Miller

Laying Hens Grand Champion, $15, Given in Memory of Robert Withrow

Laying Hens Reserve Champion, $10, Given in Memory of Robert Withrow

Other Fowl Grand Champion, $15, Given in Memory of Barbara Withrow

Other Fowl Reserve Champion, $10, Given in Memory of Barbara Withrow

Grand Champion Overall

$25, Marlowe Ruritan

Best of Show, Banner, Jeff & Billie Jo Ryman & Family

Reserve Champion Overall

$10, Brandon Campbell

Best of Show, Banner, The Knott Family-Shepherdstown Pharmacy

POULTRY HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, Lisa & Thomas Duvall

First Place, Gift, Lisa & Thomas Duvall

Second Place, $10, Lisa & Thomas Duvall

Third Place, $5, Lisa & Thomas Duvall

DEPARTMENT N
RABBITS
Cassie Custer – Chairperson
Email:  rabbits@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Monday, August 5, 2024, 9:00 am, Rabbit Barn Area
Judge: TBA 

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DIVISION 01

Showmanship

Previous Winners – Previous winner of Senior Showmanship in past years.

Senior Showmanship – Ages 15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners.

Intermediate Showmanship – Age 12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners.

Junior Showmanship – Age 9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.

Overall Showman – Winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year.

CLASSES:

Class N01SH001 Previous Winners Showmanship

Class N01SH002 Senior Showmanship

Class N01SH003 Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class N01SH004 Intermediate Showmanship

Class N01SH005 Grand and Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman

Class N01SH006 Junior Showmanship

Class N01SH007 Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class N01SH008 Overall Grand Champion Showman

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Rabbit Rules

1. Rabbits must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. Rabbits will be grouped and shown by size of breed.
3. Grand and Reserve Champion will be given in each class which will compete for Overall Grand and Reserve Champion.
4. Exhibitor may enter one animal per class (Max of four entries per exhibitor)
5. No pregnant or nursing rabbits can be exhibited.

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DIVISION 02

Junior Doe

CLASSES:

Class N02JD001 Junior Doe –Born February 1, 2024 – April 30, 2024

Class N02JD002 Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Doe

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DIVISION 03

Senior Doe

CLASSES:

Class N03SD001 Senior Doe –Born between February 1, 2019, and January 31, 2024.

Class N03SD002 Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Doe

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DIVISION 04

Junior Buck

CLASSES

Class N04JB001 Junior Buck –Born February 1, 2024 – April 30, 2024

Class N04JB002 Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Buck

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DIVISION 05

Senior Buck

CLASSES

Class N05SB001 Senior Buck –Born between February 1, 2019, and January 31, 2024.

Class N05SB002 Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Buck

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DIVISION 06

Best of Show

Class N06BS001 Grand and Reserve Champion Best of Show (Grand Champions from each division to compete for Grand Champion Best of Show. Reserve Champion of the Grand Champion will compete for Reserve Champion of the show.)

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DIVISION 07

MEAT PEN

1. Exhibitor may only enter 1 pen for judging.
2. A meat pen will consist of 3 rabbits alike in breed, variety, age and weight.
3. Rabbits must be owned and pre-registered by the exhibitor by June 15, 2024.
4. Exhibitors will be required to bring the rabbits to the fairgrounds on June 22, 2024, between 9 am and 11am for check-in to Tattoo/stamp the ears.
5. Age of rabbits are no younger than 12 weeks and no older than 8 months on August 3, 2024.
6. All pens will be judged by breed (no mixed breeds).
7. Pens will be judged as recognized by the American Rabbit Breeder Association’s Standard of Perfection and may be disqualified if they don’t.
8. Acceptable breeds include:
   • American Chinchilla
   • Californian
   • Champagne D’Argent
   • New Zealand
   • Silver Fox
9. Grand and Reserve Champion will be given in each breed class which will compete for Overall Grand and Reserve Champion.
10. Only the Overall Grand and Reserve Champion will be required to sell at the livestock auction on Friday August 9, 2024, at 6:30

CLASSES

Class N07MP001 American Chinchilla

Class N07MP002 Grand and Reserve Champion American Chinchilla

Class N07MP003 Californian

Class N07MP004 Grand and Reserve Champion Californian

Class N07MP005 Champagne D’Argent

Class N07MP006 Grand and Reserve Champion Champagne D’Argent

Class N07MP007 New Zealand

Class N07MP008 Grand and Reserve New Zealand

Class N07MP009 Silver Fox

Class N07MP010 Grand and Reserve Champion Silver Fox

Class N07MP011 Overall Grand and Reserve Champion Meat Pen

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RABBIT DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Silver Bowl, Schildt Family Farm

SENIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

Gift, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Belt Buckle, Amanda George in Memory of Her Mother Belinda Raney

Reserve Champion

$10, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

Gift, Will & Stephanie Browning

Third Place, $5, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

Gift, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Belt Buckle, Amanda George in Memory of Her Mother Belinda Raney

Reserve Champion

$10, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

Gift, Will & Stephanie Browning

Third Place, $5, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

JUNIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

$35, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

$15, Shade’s Farm

Gift, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Belt Buckle, Amanda George in Memory of Her Mother Belinda Raney

Reserve Champion

$10, Shade’s Farm

Gift, Will & Stephanie Browning

Third Place, $5, Shade’s Farm

GRAND CHAMPION OVERALL SHOWMAN

Rotating Plaque, Will & Stephanie Browning

Banner, olden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

RABBITS

Senior Doe Grand Champion, $15, Vickie Knight

Senior Doe Reserve Champion, $10, Vickie Knight

Junior Doe Grand Champion, $15, The Flohr Family

Junior Doe Reserve Champion, $10, Schildt Family Farm

Senior Buck Grand Champion, $15, Price’s Pigs

Senior Buck Reserve Champion, $10, Vickie Knight

Junior Buck Grand Champion, $15, Schildt Family Farm

Junior Buck Reserve Champion, $10, Schildt Family Farm

Grand Champion Overall

$25, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Best of Show, Banner, The Withrow Family

Reserve Champion Overall

$10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Best of Show, Banner, The Knott Family-Shepherdstown Pharmacy

RABBIT HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, Curt Shade

First Place, Gift, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Second Place, $10, Curt Shade

Third Place, $5, Max & Hope Kingery

MARKET MEAT RABBIT

Champion American Chinchilla, $15, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Reserve Champion American Chinchilla, $10, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Champion Californian, $15, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Reserve Champion Californian, $10, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Champion Champagne D’ Argent, $15, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Reserve Champion Champagne D’ Argent, $10, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Champion New Zealand, $15, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Reserve Champion New Zealand, $10, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Champion Silver Fox, $15, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Reserve Champion Silver Fox, $10, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Grand Champion Meat Pen

$25, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Gift, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Jacket, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Banner, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Reserve Champion Meat Pen

$10, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Gift, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Jacket, Mountain Lake Landscaping

Banner, Mountain Lake Landscaping

DEPARTMENT O
SHEEP
Taylor Shade – Chairperson
Email:  sheep@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Sunday, August 4, 2024, 1:00 pm Indoor Arena
Judge: TBA 

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DIVISION 01

Showmanship

Previous Winners – Previous winner of Senior Showmanship in past years.

Senior Showmanship – Ages 15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners.

Intermediate Showmanship – Age 12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners.

Junior Showmanship – Age 9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.

Overall Showman – Winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year.

CLASSES

Class O01SH001.  Previous Winners Showmanship

Class O01SH002.  Senior Showmanship

Class O01SH003.  Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class O01SH004.  Intermediate Showmanship

Class O01SH005.  Grand and Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman

Class O01SH006.  Junior Showmanship

Class O01SH007.  Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Showman

Class O01SH008. Overall Grand Champion Showman

Class O01SH009.  Round Robin Preliminary Showmanship (Winner Class 01 and Class 08)

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DIVISION 02

Breeding Sheep

1. Breeding Stock must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. Exhibitor may enter one animal per class.
3. Entries must have scrapie ID tag or tattoo.
4. All breeding sheep must have an official health certificate issued within 30 days of the fair or an Honor Flock certificate issued within the last year.
5. The policy stated for the youth sheep projects (both breeding and market lambs) and for exhibition of animals by youth at fairs and shows in West Virginia is: Beginning January 1, 2017, market lambs or breeding sheep entered in 4-H/FFA sponsored youth fair exhibits will be observed by Extension and/or FFA personnel for evidence of rectal prolapse.  Any lamb exhibiting signs of rectal prolapse will be disqualified from the event, any official tags removed, and the animal removed from the premises.

CLASSES:

Class O02BS001.  Junior Ewe Lamb – Born after February 15, 2024

Class O02BS002.  Senior Ewe Lamb – Born January 1, 2024 – February 15, 2024

Class O02BS003.  Fall Ewe Lamb – Born August 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023

Class O02BS004.  Yearling Ewe – Born August 1, 2022 – July 31, 2023

Class O02BS005.  Mature Ewe – Born before August 1, 2022

Class O02BS006.  Grand and Reserve Champion Breeding Ewe – Winners from Classes 01 thru 05

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DIVISION 03

Market Lambs

1. Market Lambs must be owned by April 27, 2024.
2. Market Lambs must be brought to fairgrounds and ear tagged on April 27, 2024, from 10 am until 12 pm to be shown and sold at the 2024 fair.
3. Market lambs must be born on or after January 1,
4. Animals should be skin clipped prior to weigh in on Saturday, August 3, 2024.
5. Lambs must have scrapie ID tag or tattoo.
6. Minimum weight of 100 lbs. to sell.
7. Market Lamb can be either a spring ewe or wether.
8. Market Lambs will be shown by divisions with a Grand and Reserve Champion selected for each division: Light Weight, Medium Weight and Heavy Weight.
9. The Grand and Reserve Champion of each division will return for selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Market Lamb.

CLASSES:

Class O03ML001.  Market Lamb – Underweight

Class O03ML002.  Market Lamb – Light Weight Division

Class O03ML003.  Light Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Lamb

Class O03ML004.  Market Lamb – Medium Weight Division

Class O03ML005.  Medium Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Lamb

Class O03ML006.  Market Lamb – Heavy Weight Division

Class O03ML007.  Heavy Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Lamb

Class O03ML008.  Overall Grand and Reserve Champion Market Lamb – Winners of Classes 03, 05 & 07

Class O03ML999 This class is for pre-registration purposes only.  All market lambs will need to pre-register prior to check in and register in this class.  After weigh-in and class breaks are made, market lambs will be placed in the appropriate weight classes.

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SHEEP DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Silver Bowl, Joy-Lan Acres – Joy & Lance Shreck & Son

SENIOR DIVISION

 Grand Champion

Gift, Clearbrook Feed & Supply

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Brenda Carper

Belt Buckle, Matco Tools – JR & Christina Barrett

Reserve Champion

Gift, Horizon Atlantic Farm Credit

$10, Brenda Carper

Third Place, $5, Brenda Carper

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

 Grand Champion

Gift, Clearbrook Feed & Supply

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Brenda Carper

Belt Buckle, Windy Hill Farm

Reserve Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$10, Brenda Carper

Third Place, $5, Brenda Carper

JUNIOR DIVISION

 Grand Champion

Gift, Clearbrook Feed & Supply

$35, Harry & Dorothy Snow

$15, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Belt Buckle, Brandon Elliott

Reserve Champion

Gift, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

$10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Third Place, $5, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN

Rotating Plaque, In Memory of Avery Burkhart

Banner, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

SHEEP

MARKET LAMB

Light Weight Champion, $15, The Withrow Family

Light Weight Reserve Champion, $10, The Withrow Family

Medium Weight Champion, $15, Diamond S Farm

Medium Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Diamond S Farm

Heavy Weight Champion, $15, McKinley & Mason Coates

Heavy Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Twisted Sister Livestock

Grand Champion

$25, Daniel’s Club Lamb

Banner, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

Gift, Arden View Farms – Lisa & Wayne Gore

Jacket, PRP Contracting

Reserve Champion

$10, S.C. Beard, III Memorial

Banner, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

Gift, Dog Watch Hidden Fences – The Dembeck Family

Jacket, Jeremy and Amanda Stickles

RATE OF GAIN

First Place, $50, The Knott Family- Shepherdstown Pharmacy

Second Place, $35, The Knott Family- Shepherdstown Pharmacy

Third Place, $25, The Knott Family- Shepherdstown Pharmacy

BREEDING STOCK

Grand Champion Female of Show

$25, Berkeley County Farm Bureau

Banner, Shady Grove Farm – Mark Orr & Family

Reserve Champion Female of Show

$10, Berkeley County Farm Bureau

Banner, Ivy Hill Farm-Brad & Mary Ruth Langdon

SHEEP HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

First Place, Gift, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

Second Place, $1, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

Third Place, $5, In Memory of Edgar A. Bohrer

DEPARTMENT P
SWINE
Mark Hostuttler – Chairperson
Email:  swine@berkeleycountyyouthfair.org
Tuesday, August 6, 2024, 8:00 am Indoor Arena
Judge: TBA

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DIVISION 01

Showmanship

Previous Winners – Previous winner of Senior Showmanship in past years.

Senior Showmanship – Ages 15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners.

Intermediate Showmanship – Age 12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners.

Junior Showmanship – Age 9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.

Overall Showman – Winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year.

CLASSES:

Class P01SH001.  Previous Winners Showmanship

Class P01SH002.  Senior Showmanship

Class P01SH003.  Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Showman

Class P01SH004.  Intermediate Showmanship

Class P01SH005.  Grand and Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman

Class P01SH006.  Junior Showmanship

Class P01SH007.  Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Showman

Class P01SH008. Overall Grand Champion Showman

Class P01SH009.  Round Robin Preliminary Showmanship (Winner Class 01 and Class 08)

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DIVISION 02

Breeding Gilt

1. Breeding stock must be owned and pre-registered by June 15, 2024.
2. Swine will be shown as classes below and not breed specific.
3. Exhibitors not utilizing the automatic waterer for hogs are responsible for covering the nipple. Optional waterers must not extend beyond the top of the pen.

CLASSES:

Class P02BG001.  Senior Spring Gilt – Born January 1, 2024 – January 31, 2024

Class P02BG002. Intermediate Spring Gilt – Born February 1, 2024 – February 29, 2024

Class P02BG003.  Junior Spring Gilt – Born March 1, 2024 – April 15, 2024

Class P02BG004.  Grand and Reserve Champion – Classes 01 thru 03

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DIVISON 03

Market Hogs

1. Market hogs must be owned by April 27, 2024.
2. Market Hogs must be brought to fairgrounds and ear tagged on April 27, 2024, from 7 am until 10 am to be shown and sold at the 2024 fair.
3. Market hogs must be born on January 1, 2024, or later.
4. Market hogs must weigh between 225 lbs. and 295 lbs. to sell.
5. Gilts or barrows may be entered.
6. Market Hogs will be shown by divisions with a Grand Champion and Reserve Champion selected for each division: Light Weight, Medium Weight and Heavy Weight.
7. The Grand Champion and Reserve Champion of each division will return for selection of the Overall Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Market Hog.
8. Exhibitors not utilizing the automatic waterer for hogs are responsible for covering the nipple. Optional waterers must not extend beyond the top of the pen.

CLASSES:

Class P03MH001.  Market Hogs – Underweight

Class P03MH002.  Market Hogs – Light Weight Division

Class P03MH003.  Light Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Hogs

Class P03MH004.  Market Hogs – Medium Weight Division

Class P03MH005.  Medium Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Hogs

Class P03MH006.  Market Hogs – Heavy Weight Division

Class P03MH007.  Heavy Weight Division Grand and Reserve Champion Market Hogs

Class P03MH008.  Market Hogs – Overweight

Class P03MH009.  Overall Grand and Reserve Champion Market Hog – Winners of Classes 03, 05, 07

Class P03MH999 This class is for pre-registration purposes only.  All market hogs will need to pre-register prior to check in and register in this class.  After weigh-in and class breaks are made, market hogs will be placed in the appropriate weight classes.

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SWINE DEPARTMENT AWARDS AND SPONSORS

SWINE SHOWMANSHIP

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Silver Bowl, Max & Hope Kingery

SENIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$35, Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Liam Cash Miller

Belt Buckle, Riner’s Welding & Mechanical Services

Reserve Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$10, Mr. & Mrs. Dean McDonald

Third Place, $5, Jared and Stacy McDonald & Family

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$35,  Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.

$15, Berkeley County Farm Bureau

Belt Buckle, Riner’s Welding & Mechanical Services

Reserve Champion

Gift, Horizon Farm Credit

$10, McKinley Paige Coates

Third Place, $5, Bobby and Cindy Miller

JUNIOR DIVISION

Grand Champion

Gift, Barrow Family Show Pigs

$35, Barrow Family Show Pigs

$15, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Belt Buckle, Riner’s Welding & Mechanical Services

Reserve Champion

Gift, Barrow Family Show Pigs

$10, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Third Place, $5, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN

Rotating Plaque, Given in Memory of Paul & Elsie DeHaven

Banner, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

SWINE

MARKET HOG

Light Weight Champion, $15, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Light Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Medium Weight Champion, $15, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Medium Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Heavy Weight Champion, $15, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Heavy Weight Reserve Champion, $10, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Grand Champion

$25, Angel Face Farm – Guy Cole

Banner, The Barn at Mahogany Hill

Gift, Nicholas Aberegg – Equitable Advisors

Jacket, Diamond S Farm Show Pigs

Reserve Champion

$10, Angel Face Farm – Guy Cole

Banner, Barrow Family Show Pigs

Gift, Mason Joseph Coates

Jacket, anhandle Preowned Autos Inc.

RATE OF GAIN

First Place, $50, Pig Tails Farm & Apiaries

Second Place, $35, Pig Tails Farm & Apiaries

Third Place, $25., Pig Tails Farm & Apiaries

FEMALE OF SHOW

Grand Champion, $25, Lane Nelson Miller

Banner, Bobby & Cindy Miller

Reserve Champion, $10, Golden Rule Farm – Tammy Ware & Family

Banner, The Knott Family-Shepherdstown Pharmacy

SWINE HERDSMAN

First Place, $15, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Whittington Memorial

First Place, Gift, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Whittington Memorial

Second Place, $10, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Whittington Memorial

Third Place, $5, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Whittington Memorial

DEPARTMENT Q
Berkeley County Youth Fair
2024 Rate of Gain Contest

1. This contest is open to all participating youth exhibiting market steers, market lambs, market goats and market hogs at the 2024 Berkeley County Youth Fair.
2. Exhibitors may enter two animals per species in the contest but only the animal brought to the 2024 Berkeley County Youth Fair on Saturday, August 3, 2024, will be eligible for awards. All participating animals must be tagged during the scheduled check-in date for the specific species.
3. In order to participate in this contest and establish a beginning weight, all market animals must be tagged and weighed at the designated check-in dates as specified below:
   • Saturday, December 9, 2023 – 8 am – 10 am – Market Steer Check-in
   • Saturday, April 27, 2024 – 7am – 10 am – Market Hog Check-in
   • Saturday, April 27, 2024 – 10 am – 12 pm – Market Lamb Check-in
   • Saturday, April 27, 2024 – 10 am – 12 pm – Market Goat Check-in
4. Ending weight will be taken at the Fair weigh-in on Saturday, August 3, 2024.
5. Optional Weigh dates:
   • Wednesday, June 12, 2024 – 6 pm – 8 pm – Optional Weigh In (7 weeks to fair)
6. Animals must meet the minimum and maximum weights for the specific species as outlined in the Berkeley County Youth Fair Livestock Rules and Regulations to be eligible for these awards. They must participate in their respective market show during the 2024 Berkeley County Youth Fair.
7. Youth are only eligible for one award per species of livestock. Exhibitors may participate in more than one species.
8. Awards will be presented to the top 3 placing animals per species. Awards will be presented during the 2024 Parade of Champions.

2024 LIVESTOCK FITTING AND SHOWING CLASSES
(Excluding Horses)
RULES AND REGULATIONS

• All non-monetary Showmanship Awards will be presented the day of the show.
• Exhibitors should be courteous around the wash rack. On the day of the show, the species being shown that day takes precedence over all the other species.

1. All exhibitors must groom and show their own project animals.
2. Animals shown in a Showmanship class must be shown in a regular class (market or breeding stock.)
3. Dress Code: Please refer to Youth Fair Dress Code.

All exhibitors are strongly urged to compete in the Showmanship Contest.  Contest will be judged as follows:

1. Ability to properly show animals.
2. Appearance of animals
3. Appearance of exhibitors

Showmanship Classes

Class A: Previous Winners (has won Senior Showmanship in past years)

Class B: Senior Showmanship (15 years and older as of January 1, 2024, and previous Intermediate Showmanship winners)

Class C: Intermediate Showmanship (12 to 14 years old as of January 1, 2024, and previous Junior Showmanship Winners)

Class D: Junior Showmanship (9 years old or in third grade during the current year to 11 years old on or before January 1, 2024.)

Class E: Overall Showman (winner of Senior, Intermediate and Junior Showmanship classes of this year)

Round Robin Master Showmanship Contest
Judy Secrist – Chairperson
Thursday, August 8, 2024
6:00 pm
Indoor Arena

1. In order to qualify for this event, the exhibitor must participate in the Round Robin Preliminary class. This class will be held after the Overall showmanship champion class.
2. The Previous Winner and Overall Showman will compete in the Round Robin Preliminary class. If an exhibitor chooses not to participate, they must inform the chairperson immediately.
3. If there is no Previous Winner for a species the Overall Showmanship Winner will automatically advance to the Round Robin Showmanship.
4. If an exhibitor wins Round Robin Preliminary in more than one species, they may select the species they wish to represent. The other species will be represented by the next eligible exhibitor in the other species according to the order of eligibility as noted in #11.
5. Once the exhibitor has won the Round Robin Showmanship Contest, they become ineligible for future Round Robin Showmanship competition but may continue to compete in his/her respective showmanship division.
6. Contestants rotate among beef, dairy, sheep, swine, and goat to judge their abilities with an animal other than the species that earned them the Champion Showman. Contestants must show all (5) species of livestock.
7. The judge will use a numerical scoring system to grade each individual in each species, with the ultimate winner determined by the total score over all species.
8. In the event of a tie, the scores obtained by the affected individuals will be thrown out in the species they qualified in. If this does not break the tie, the judge will proceed to ask the qualifying individuals a question to break the tie. The judge will make the final decision of which individual answered the question the best.
9. The Livestock Committee will be responsible for selecting animals to be used in the competition. Only one animal species will be in the ring at a time. Contestants in the Round Robin Showmanship event cannot show their own animal. Animals will be selected from non-market animals if possible.
10. This contest is not only fun, but it serves as an educational tool introducing exhibitors to various species of animals and the showmanship skills needed to properly show their animal and be competitive.
11. Order of eligibility is the winner of the Round Robin Preliminary, followed by the Previous Winner, then the placing order in the Overall Championship Class (Senior, Intermediate, Junior) as placed by the judge. If an exhibitor is still not selected, that species will not compete.

ROUND ROBIN CHAMPION

Belt Buckle, Swan Pond 4-H Club

Gift, Anonymous Donors