2017 Harney County Fair Premium Book

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2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Five Days Of Nonstop Fun SCHEDULE OF EVENTS September 5-10, 2017  6:00 am - Until The Fun Is Done Daily tuesday,september 5 9:00 a.m. 4-H Rabbit Show Followed By Noon Carnival Opens 4-H Poultry & Open Rabbits/Poultry 1:00 p.m. NPRA Rodeo 8 a.m. 4-H Horse Show Noon Midstate Stage Opens 4:00 p.m. Open Premiums Paid Noon - 8 p.m. 4-H Exhibits Accepted Noon Carnival Opens 4:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA Auction 8 p.m. 4-H Exhibits Close 1:00 p.m. 4-H Breeding Judging 7:00 p.m. Exhibit Halls Close Exhibit Halls Closed 8:30-9:00 p.m. Tony Lundervolt warm up for WEDNESDAY,september 6 7:15 p.m. Talent Show Sammy Kershaw 6:30 a.m. Lions Booth Opens 9:30-11 p.m. Sammy Kershaw On Stage 7:00 p.m. Bronc Riding Calcutta, Pine Room 8:00 a.m. 4-H Dog Show 9:00 a.m. Open Class Receiving FRIDAY,september 8 SUNDAY,september 10 9:00 a.m. Kids’ Play Day 6:30 a.m. Lions Food Opens 7:00 a.m. Market Animals Removed 10:00 a.m. Stockhorse Futurity (Bell A Ranch) 8:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA Livestock Showmanship 9:00 a.m. Concessions Open Noon Enter Livestock Exhibits 9:00 a.m. Fair Court Horsemanship 9:00 a.m. Harney County Team Branding 1p.m. 4-H Llama Showmanship 10:00 a.m. Exhibit Halls Open 10:00 a.m. Exhibit Halls Open 1:00 - 8 p.m. 4-H Interview Judging 10:30 a.m. Cowboy Church Noon Midstate Stage Opens Community Booths In Place By 8:00 p.m. Carnival Noon Midstate Stage Opens 6:00 p.m. Livestock Exhibits Close 2:00 p.m. Round Robin Showmanship Noon Carnival Opens 6:00 p.m. Feed Harney County 3:00 p.m. Horse Roping Noon Premiums Paid Battle Of Bands Noon Horse Racing 4:00 p.m. Horse Racing 7:00 p.m. 4-H Exhibits Close 1:00 p.m. NPRA Rodeo 7:00 p.m. Exhibit Halls Close 8:00 P.M. Open Class Closes 1:00 p.m. Rodeo/Fair Court Announced 7:00 p.m. Local Ranch Rodeo 1:00 p.m. Breeding Animals Removed 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Family Dance THURSDAY,september 7 3:00 p.m. Horse Roping 4:00 p.m. Open Class & 4-H Exhibits 6:30 a.m. Lions Food Opens SATURDAY,september 9 May Be Removed 8:00 a.m. Open Class Judging 6:00 a.m. Cattlewomen’s Breakfast 6:00 p.m. All Exhibits Removed Unless Prior - Until Complete at Senior Center Arrangements Made 8:00 a.m. Stockhorse Futurity 9:00 a.m. Concessions Open 5:00 p.m. Carnival Ends 8:00 a.m. Vendor Booths Open 9:30 a.m. Parade Downtown 8:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA Market Animal Judging Noon MidState Stage Opens 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 4-H Exhibit Hall Open Exhibit Halls Open After Parade FAIRADMISSION SUNDAY IS FAMILY DAY Preschool (Ages 0 - 5) – FREE • Youth (Ages 6 - 15) – Daily $6 – Season $20 Family of 4 – $20 Seniors (Over 60) – Daily $6 – Season $20 $5 More Covers All Additional Children Adults (Ages 16 - 60) – Daily $8 • Season: $25 Tickets can be purchased on line at fair website or at: A Parts Store Veterans Day – FREE Saturday, Sept. 10 Harney County Chamber Of Commerce • The Fair Office 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 3

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Overview Map Fairgrounds Located At 69660 South Egan Harney county fair 1. Grand Stands 16. Beef Barn 2. Fairground Office 16a FFA Office 3. Indian Taco Food Stand 17. Pig Barn 4. Ticket Sales 17a Clerks Office 5. Lions Club Building 17b. Pig Scale 6. Souvenir Booth 18. Sales Barn 7. Beer Garden 19. 4H Covered Seating 8. Paddock 20. Vet’s Barn 9. Jockeys Restroom 21. Ernie’s Barn 10. Memorial Building 22. Babe’s Barn 11. Exhibits Building 23. Red S Barn 12. 4H Building 24. Fosbury Flop Barn 13. Beef Barn 25. Ansel Marshall Barn 14. Goat Barn 26. Pete’s Barn 15. Sheep Barn 27. Big Barn 15a. Sheep Scale 28. Beef Scale 2017 Harney County Fair Guide Brought To You By The Harney County Fair Board With Special Thanks To Ted & Angela Marshall PAGE 4 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Fun At The Fair Table Of Contents Schedule of Events...................................................................3 Open Class/Dressmaking/Tailoring ..................................29-30 Fairgrounds Map .....................................................................4 Open Class/Flowers...........................................................31-33 Table of Contents/Times..........................................................5 Open Class/Art ..................................................................33-34 Sammy Kershaw Concert.........................................................6 Open Class/Photography..................................................38-39 Horse Racing/Stock Horse Futurity .........................................7 Open Class/Hobbies..........................................................40-41 Friday Night Rodeo/Mutton Bustin ........................................8 Open Class/Community Booths.............................................42 Carnival/Demolition Derby/ATV Fun.......................................9 4-H Trophy Sponsors..............................................................43 Talent Show ...........................................................................10 4-H/FFA Livestock Exhibits................................................44-49 Grand Marshal .......................................................................11 4-H Dog & Horse Fun.............................................................50 Fair Parade .............................................................................12 4-H Horse Show Entry............................................................51 Fair Queen..............................................................................13 4-H Family & Consumer Science.......................................52-61 Kid’s Playday ..........................................................................14 4-H/FFA Entry Form................................................................62 Manager’s Report/Meet The Folks........................................15 4-H Leathercraft/Natural Resources Bee .........................64-65 Open Class/Livestock ........................................................16-17 4-H Photography ...................................................................66 Open Class/Crops ..............................................................20-22 Fair Entry Form ......................................................................67 Open Class/Food Preparation ..........................................23-25 Team Branding/Information/Rules/Regulations..............68-69 Open Class/Artistic Handiwork ........................................26-27 Coloring Contest....................................................................70 Times To Observe opening of grounds Exhibit hours The gate to the fairgrounds will be open all day Wednesday for booth preparation. Exhibit Halls will be Open: Open class entries will be received Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Superintend- Thursday 4-H Exhibit Hall 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. ents will be available to receive entries and direct their disposition. Exhibits will be Friday 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. brought into the grounds at the expense of the exhibitor. Saturday after the parade until 7 p.m. Sunday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. closing entries Official rules and entry blanks available at County Extension Office, Harney County 4-H entries close at 8 p.m.Tuesday. Booth entries close at 8 p.m.Wednesday.All com- Courthouse, 450 N. Buena Vista, Burns, Oregon mercial exhibits are to be in place by Wednesday night at 8 p.m. 4-H Entries close at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5, 2017 removal of exhibits No exhibits should be removed before 4 p.m. Sunday unless special permission of the Open Class Entries close at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, September 6, 2017 Fair Board is given.All exhibits are to be picked up by 6 p.m. Sunday.All commercial exhibits shall be removed by 6 p.m. Sunday unless arrangements have been made premiums with the Fair Manager. 1. No exhibit will be allowed to compete for more than one premium or be in more than one class, except where specifically provided otherwise. JUDGINGTIME 2. No cash premium will be paid for exhibit not listed in premium list, unless accepted Judging will begin as soon after closing of entries as clerk sheets are ready. Livestock by Superintendent. will be judged only when handled in the show ring by the exhibitor or showman ap- 3. Premiums will be paid in the amounts stated in the premium list. pointed by the exhibitor. 4. 4-H premiums will be paid out on September 25, 2017 at the 4-H Awards night. OPEN CLASS JUDGING ON THURSDAY 5. No entry fee will be charged on exhibits. OPEN CLASS EXHIBIT HALLS CLOSED • 4-H EXHIBIT HALL OPEN 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 5

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Harney County Court & Harney County Fairboard Presents Sammy Kershaw saturday,september 9,2017AT 9:30 P.M. in the grandstands ~ tickets on line orat the fair office Sammy’s appearance is sponsored by: Burns Ford; ACW; Robbins Equipment, E-Bar Oil, Clearwater Pump, Les Schwab, Mark Owens Hay Co., Umpqua Bank, and Symmetry Care Sammy Kershaw has been referred to as the “heir apparent” to the legendary George Jones, with his classic country sound. He was a huge hit in the ‘90’s with his #1 song “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful”. Sammy has continued to produce hits with “Cadillac Style”, “Love of my Life”, “Third Rate Romance” and “Queen of my Double Wide Trailer”. Sammy was reared in Cajun country of Louisiana and tries to bring those roots to his Country music. THE OPENINGACTWILL BETONY LUNDERVOLT -AYOUNG MAN FROM OREGONWHOWAS 2016’s NOMINEE FOR NEW COUNTRYARTIST AND HIS RECORDING OF COUNTRYTO RODEOWAS NOMINATED AS BEST NEWALBUM OF THEYEAR. PAGE 6 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Get Your Ponies Ready Horse Racing At The Harney County Fairgrounds friday 4:00 pm • SATURDAY NOON • SUNDAY NOON parimutual betting on all races Features Races: Miss Harney County, Oregon’s End of Summer, Red S Special,The Burns Mile, Babe Gibson Memorial, The HBPA Handicap For more information call the H.C. Fair Office 541-573-6447 Reined Stock Horse Futurity Harney County Open Horse Show Wednesday,September 6 at the BellA Ranch at 10a.m. Thursday,September 7at the Harney County Fairgrounds at 8a.m. Fair gate admission will be charged to all contestants. This is not a fair-sponsored event.All contestants must sign a release. High Point Super Horse - Horses must be entered as a 2-year old and compete each year through 6-years-old (no bye-years). New Class - Non Pro Limited (Eligibility Requirements) Ranchers Class - The class is open to any horses not already entered in the futurity. New rules, regulations and entry blanks available from Secretary Becky Rose - 541-493-2300 • 541-589-1715 • Email: [email protected] or Board Members - Casey Shelman - 541-573-1018, Dennis Buermann - 541-493-2109 Sallianne Kelly - 541-413-0788, Callee Miller - 541-519-4748, Derek Hammer - 541-589-3202 Rodeo HARNEY COUNTY FAIR local rodeo horse races headquarters PARADE friday sept.8 SEPT.8-9-10 Announcers SATURDAY sept.9 7:00 p.m. Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Booth Check-In - 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. STOCK HORSE 541-573-6447 Judging - 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. FUTURITY Rodeo Director Parade Time - 9:30 a.m. Jim Kelley N. Broadway Wednesday, Sept. 6 & Thursday, Sept. 7 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 7

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Friday Night Rodeo Friday September 9 - 7:00 p.m. ~ Buckles Awarded In Each Event! RANCH BRONC RIDING 20 Entries Only - $100 Entry Fee * $1000 added money from Burns Ford! A calcutta auction will be held on the bronc riders on Thursday, September 7 at the Pine Room, at 7:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome to join the fun! calgary cow milking 20 Teams, $50 Entry Per Man • $100 added money to the winning team from Burns Ford! STEER RIDING Boys Ages 10-14 - $15 Entry • $50 added money to the winning rider from Burns Ford! JUNIOR BARREL RACE Ages 0-9 - $10 Entry • $25 added money to the winning rider from Burns Ford! intermediate barrel race Ages 10-14 - $15 Entry • $50 added money to the winner from Burns Ford! SENIOR BARREL RACE Ages 15 & Up - $15 Entry • $50 added money to the winner from Burns Ford! Entries open Wednesday, September 6 at 8:00 a.m. and close Friday, September 8 at 6:00 p.m. Call Jim Kelley - 541-493-2783 or 541-589-3617 Limited to Harney County Residents Only Mutton Bustin’ Cowboys and cowgirls who want to compete in the mutton bustin’ during Saturday and Sunday’s rodeo performances MUST be entered before Thursday, September. 7 at 8:00 p.m. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE. No one will be allowed on a sheep if they are not in the program. Call Sharla Calkins 541-589-0293 to enter. National ChampionY-4 Ranch Lowlines Here at the Y4 Ranch we are raising quality registered lowline cattle. We are here to offer you percentage, purebred and fullblood registered bulls and heifers. Missy Ousley & Cowan Perkins will be providing an exhibit of their National Champion Lowline cattle at fair this year!! Stop by and learn more about this interesting breed! PAGE 8 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Let’s Have Some Fun! Carnival Rides At The Harney County Fairgrounds THURSDAYTHROUGH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7 - 9 • noon untilthe fun ends! sunday,september 10 • NOON UNTIL 5:00 P.M. Presale Tickets Available On Line At Website and Available At The Following Locations: H.C.Chamber of Commerce, H.C. Fair Office, Figaro’s Pizza Pub & A Parts Store 48th Annual Demolition Derby & Truck Heat saturday,august 19,2017 INSPECTIONS 2:00 - 5:00 PM Drivers Wanted! $4000 in prizes! Events - 2 Heats • Powder Puff & Truck Heat Special Prize For Most Aggressive “Mad Dog” • Main Event $1500 Prize For Info & Rules - http://co.harney.or.us/fairgroundswp/demo-derby/ • Or Call 541-589-2437 ATV Event SATURDAY,AUGUST 19,2017 Starts at 9:00AM 4 Age Groups With Trophy’s Awarded Three heats in each activity of barrels and pole bending.Awards announced in the evening during the Demolition Derby prior to the main heat. 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 9

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Show Off Your Talent 20th Annual  Harney County Fair Talent Show Entry Form Sponsored By the Steen’s Mountain Dance Studio & Big Foot Distribution september 7 ~ 7:00 P.M. ENTRY DEADLINE:FRIDAY,SEPT.1,2017 ~ entry fee:$20.00 Name of Individual or Group: ___________________________________________________________________________ Name of Person Submitting This Application:_______________________________________________________________ Address:_____________________________________________________________________________________________ City: __________________________________________State: _______________________Zip:______________________ Phone Numbers: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Number of People In The Act: List all Members and their information below. Name Age Birth Date Home/Cell Phone DIVISION: TALENT CATEGORY: type of EQUIPMENT NEEDED: _____Children - Age 5-9 _____Vocal accompaniment: _____Microphone _____Youth - Age 10-17 _____Dance _____Flash Drive _____Piano _____Adult - Age 18-100 _____Instrumental _____SD Memory Card _____No Voices On Music _____Band _____No CD’S _____Other AMATEUR STATUS: I certify that no person listed above has entered or belongs to a musicians union, nor does any person’s talent provide more then 50% of his/her income (if income exceeds $7500). I/We understand I/We may be required to submit tax information. I/We also certify that no person listed above has entered the Harney County Fair Talent Show and won in the past 2 years. I/We wish to enter the HARNEY COUNTY FAIR TALENT CONTEST and agree to abide by the rules. I certify that all information provided above is true and accu- rate. Signature ____________________________________________________________________________Date: __________________________________ PAGE 10 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Grand Marshal It’s An Honor To Have Robert Cargill As Our 2017 Grand Marshal Summited by Jaime Cargill Edmundson Robert “Bob” Cargill Sr. was born on a ranch in Hitchcock, Oklahoma and spent his youth ranching, farming and enjoying his passion for rodeo. He participated in team and calf rop- ing, winning many trophy buckles and saddles along with raising his show animals from an early age. Bob and his family moved to Fairplay, Colorado in 1948 where his family ranched at the edge of the Rockies. He attended Colorado State University studying Animal Science and graduated in 1961. While in College, Bob married his sweetheart since 8th grade, Sandy Nelson, and together they ranched and raised their four kids: Julie, Bob Jr, Mike, and Jeannie. In 1972, the young family moved to Oregon where they purchased land near Lawen and began ranching in that area until the flood relocated them near Burns. Bob remembers when he started helping at the Harney County Fair. “It was our first year in Harney County; Julie and Bobby both had steers to show at the fair and Mike and Jeannie would be able to show soon. Community members asked me to get involved in helping with 4-H, so between kids and animals, it seemed like a good way to help out.” Bob took on the role of 4-H liaison as he watched his four kids participate in the program. In 1977, Bob began serving as a Fair Board Director, helping with operations and the Fairgrounds budget. He served in several positions on the board, including on the Rodeo and Race Meet Committee. In 2011, Bob resigned from the Fair Board, while joking, “To enjoy getting to see the parade for the first time in 34 years.” Bob was passionate about serving on the Fair Board, being able to see the improvements made over time that benefited the community. Bob remembers the hard work the directors dedicated to getting county approval for a road construction project that widened the entrance to the Fairgrounds. Over 34 years, Bob had the chance to help with several Fair and Fairgrounds improvements including the bathroom remodels, a new 4-H show arena and Memorial building and improving race day func- tions during the rodeo. For Bob, his favorite part of serving as a Director was the people around him. “I feel being able to put an event together with so many other volunteers, that the community could enjoy, was the best part. It was really about the great people I worked with.” Bob enjoyed getting to watch his kids and grandkids be involved in the Fair with their animals and rodeo and later having his son Bob Jr and grandchildren help him during Fair. He will joke that he enjoyed preparing the racetrack before the races, “it was a nice and quiet place to help out, except for when the queens needed on the track.” With a smile on his face, he’ll also admit that one of his most cherished memories was “getting to watch both my Granddaughters serve as Harney County Queen, and watch my grandkids show their animals during Fair.” Apart from serving as a Fair Board Director, Bob was busy at home ranching, spending time with family, serving his church, working with his son in their custom hay- ing business and serving as an OTEC Director Burns Area. Today, you’ll find Bob still doing all those things with a smile on his face and a heart to help others.Whether he’s chasing a cow, grandkid or windrow, Bob doesn’t slow down to recollect for too long. Bob encourages every community member to serve in some capacity, and take pride in their service. “When you serve the Fairgrounds or anywhere else in the com- munity, you are enriching the lives of your neighbors and preserving a piece of the past for the next generation.” BOB’S COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Oregon Cattlemen Association • The National Cattlemen Association • Harney County Stock Growers • Crane High School Board Harney School District Budget Board • Harney County Budget Board • Harney County Fair Board • Church Board • 4-H leader Kiwanis Club of Burns-Hines • OTEC Director Burns Area • Official cheerleader at Grandkid’s games 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 11

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Fair Parade Everyone Loves A Parade! Country Scenes & Children’s Dreams saturday,september 9 CATCH THEACTION AT 9:30a.m. Check-In: 7:00-8:00 a.m. at Alder & B Street Judging: 8:00-9:00 a.m. Parade Begins: 9:30 a.m. at B Street & Broadway Chairperson: Chelsea Harrison 541-573-2636 DIVISIONS:  Forms Due September 8th by 5:00 p.m. at the Chamber Office Children: at 484 N. Broadway Line up on westside of C Street at Broadway ENTRY FORM: Marching: Line up on westside of C Street at Name of Entry:________________________________________________________________ Broadway Contact: _____________________________________________________________________ Equestrian: Line up on eastside of B Street at Phone _______________________________________________________________________ Broadway. Horse trailers park in empty lot on B Street and Alder Email: _______________________________________________________________________ Rodeo Royalty: Division: _____________________________________________________________________ Line up on eastside of B Street Floats: Information to be read by the announcer: _________________________________________ Line up on Alder at C Street ____________________________________________________________________________ Vehicles: Line up on eastside of C Street at ____________________________________________________________________________ Broadway ____________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Vehicles: Line up on Alder at A Street Disclaimer: I will not hold the Harney County Fair Board, City, County, organizations, or persons involved in the Harney County Fair Parade responsible for any accidents, injuries, property damage in conjunction with the Harney County Fair Entries must be checked in by 8:00 Parade. a.m. to be judged.All entries after 8:00 a.m. will still be in the parade Signature ____________________________________________________________________ but will not be judged. PAGE 12 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Howdy Folks! Meet Our 2017 Harney County Fair & Rodeo Queen Caylyn Gilmer Hello fair and rodeo fans! Welcome to the 93rd Annual Harney County Fair, Rodeo, and Race- meet. My name s Caylyn Gilmer and I have had the great honor to represent Harney County as your 2017 Fair and Rodeo Queen. I’m a 5th generation Harney Co. ranch girl, currently at- tending Burn High School as a senior. I live with my parents, Darrell and Trina Gilmer and my younger brother, Brady on a small ranch outside of Burns where we have horses, dogs, pigs, sheep, cows, and occasionally a fox family. I have a love for all animals. In the past 8 years I have participated in judging and shown my dogs, a market steer, market sheep, and my horses at county and state fairs through 4- H and FFA.The country girl that I am loves to go camping, hunting, fishing, 4 wheeling, lis- tening to country music and acting in drama club. Most of all I like to ride my pretty little palomino, Lady, for pleasure, gathering cattle and gaming. In the future I plan to study an- imal science and medicine at OSU. Lady and I have had a wonderful summer traveling to Sisters Rodeo, Crooked River Round-Up,Vale Rodeo, Deschutes Co. Fair, Lake Co. Fair, Chief Joseph Days, and several others.We are looking forward to our own Harney Co. Fair, Rodeo, & Racemeet and the Pendleton Round-Up. All of this is made possible by the support of my sponsors, fam- ily, friends, and the wonderful people of Harney County. Thank you so much to: Frenchglen Hotel, Harney Co. Veterinary Clinic, Dag & Rachel Robinson, The Johnston Family, Scott & Nellie Franklin, Nona Popham, Distinctive Dentistry, OTEC, Sage Country Veterinary, Burns Kiwanis Club, Burns City Hall, Kevin Pryse, Reid’s Pine Room, Joanna Corson, Bank of Eastern Oregon,Angela Ketscher, Ruthie’s in His Image Photography, and George & Wanda Alden. I would also like to thank the Harney Co. Fair Board & Directors, my fair court advisor,Trina Gilmer, and my parents for ALL they do and most of all my partner and best friend through this whole wonderful experience, my horse, Lady. I am so honored to be a part of this rodeo and follow in my mother’s footsteps, who has also the Harney County Queen. I hope to see you all at the Harney County Fair, Rodeo, & Racemeet to celebrate our “Country Scenes & Children’s Dreams.” 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 13

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Kid’s Playday Let The Kids Run Wild At The Playday At The Harney County Fairgrounds Wednesday,september 6 • 9:00A.M. Open To Harney County Residents Contestant__________________________________________ Address ____________________________________________ Phone______________________________________________ Age As of September 6, 2017___________________________ events $5 per class Checks Payable To Harney County Playday All-around buckles will be awarded to boys and girls in each age group • Reserve all-around jackets will be awarded to boys and girls in each age group. age 4 & under age 5-7years age 8-10years age 11-14years _____Stick Horse Barrel Race _____Barrel Race* _____Barrel Race* _____Barrel Race* _____Goat Tail Untying _____Goat Tail Tying _____Flag Race* _____Flag Race* _____Stake* _____Figure 8* _____Pole Bending* _____Pole Bending* _____Dummy Roping _____Dummy Roping _____Dummy Roping _____Dummy Roping _____Potato Race* _____Potato Race* _____Figure 8* _____Figure 8* *Requires a horse. 3.Appropriate western attire required: long sleeve shirt, helmet or western hat, jeans and boots. 1.Adults may assist children, but entrant will be placed below unassisted children. 4.Awards will be given at the end of Playday. For more information call 541-706-9072. 2.All contestants receive a participant prize following the playday. Mail or Email Entries to: [email protected] 3. Entries are due Friday, September 1, 2017. P.O. Box 731, Craine, OR 97732 Waiver: I hereby enter the above horse(s) and contestant(s) subject to the rules and regulations of the Harney County Fair Board and release the organization and Harney County from all liabilities of any kind or character for loss, damage or injury to horses or owners, or any property said owners may have on grounds. I hereby certify that every horse and owner/rider is eligible as entered. I make these entries at my own risk subject to the rules of the show, and I agree for myself to be bound thereby. Signature of Contestant: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________________________________________________ PAGE 14 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair  Rodeo Horse Races Meet The Folks The Manager’s Report: We had a very successful year. The 92nd fair was an economic success, the grandstands were repainted and repaired, a huge crowd witnessed the dem- olition derby, had over 200 horses for the High School Rodeo, and events every month in the Memorial Building. We had some learning experiences, and from them we will grow. The 93rd Harney County Fair, Rodeo and Racemeet is shaping up to be, as the youth say, EPIC. The Demolition Derby on August 19, 2017 will again in- clude the ATV Rodeo. Jay and Kara Nelson stepped up to do the planning for the ATV Rodeo, and with Ed Moulton’s cooperation, should be a great event on August 19. Expect the ATV event to begin in the morning, then the Demolition Derby events, for nonstop action until late evening. At the volunteer appreciation dinner, the attendees voted the theme of the 2017 Fair: Country Scenes and Children’s Dreams: should make for inter- esting decorations by the 4-H/FFA stalls, and for the decorations on the vendor booths. At that same dinner, the Grand Marshal was announced: Bob Cargill. Bob is a long time fair supporter and represents Harney County on the OTEC Board. His accomplishments on the Fair Board are way too long to commu- nicate, read his information on the Grand Marshal page. Now for the 93rd fair: Will have the 4-H/FFA kids and their animals in the west barns, the 4-H static exhibits in the 4-H building, the exhibit building will again be festive with flowers, vegetables, fruits, preserves, home baked pies, and all things fattening. 4-H will accept their static exhibits on Tuesday, and judge on Wednesday, having the exhibits open to the public beginning on Thursday. The Memorial Building with have the photographs, art, hobbies, fabric arts, sewing, and this year an interactive display for children 3 to 10. Will make the interior of the building a bit different and maybe a little nois- ier. Outside, the carnival from Davis Carnivals will return, with a return to the $20 presale tickets and $25 prices at fair time: also will have more rides for the younger set, and a bit more friendly persons in the ride area. Have confirmed a Walk on Water feature: It is a pay activity, but one I think the com- munity will embrace. Also working on getting a rock climbing wall for the young men to try their muscles, young ladies are not excluded. Then maybe the most exciting event will be a Saturday night concert headlining Sammy Kershaw. This event is co-sponsored by the County Court and the Fair Board. The concert is scheduled to start at 9 with a warm up act, then Sammy taking the stage about 10 pm. Really excited to have a concert with a major player in the music scene, at the fair. I am hoping this will be the start of a tradition for the fair. Tickets are available at A-Parts and the fair office. The tickets are very reasonable with front row standing and a reserved section. The box seats are reserved to the people who annually purchased them. I am so looking forward to this fair, with new events, new things for the younger set, new commercial vendors and some new foods. May the 93rd Fair, Rodeo, and Racemeet be the beginning to new and exciting activities during the Harney County Fair. Our Fair Manager ~ Fair Board ~ Fair Directors & County Court interim Chance Peila Rocky Male COUNTY COURT: fair manager: Rodeo Rodeo Pete Runnels Rick Paul Lindsey Robertson Judge FAIR Kids Play Day Patty Dorroh fair board: DIRECTORS: Commissioner Karen Moon, President Mary Wright FAIR COURT: Mark Owens 4-H/FFA Livestock Horse Racing Caylyn Gilmer Commissioner Open Livestock Don Slone Queen Kevin Pryse, Vice President Horse Racing Pari-Mutual Robert Cargill Chelsea Harrison Grand Marshal Jim Kelley Parade Rodeo Dustin Johnson Ted/Angela Marshall Shana Withee Angie Ketscher Advertising/Premium Book Extension Staff 4-H/FFA Livestock Open Livestock Ed Moulton Kylee Jensen Demolition Derby FFA Advisor Zelley Open Class Exhibits/ Trina Gilmer Premium Book Fair Court Advisor Jerry Staley Darrel Gilmer Rodeo Rodeo 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 15

2017 Harney County Fair premium list Open Class Exhibits Time To Show Off Your Livestock Entries Close at 8:00 p.m. - Wednesday, September 6 For clarification in any department, contact Department Superintendent. Classes: Adult – Professional – Youth 7-16 Pre-school 6 and Under – Senior Citizens 62 Years & Older Superintendent Karen Moon exhibitors: On Wednesday, you do not need a gate admission ticket to bring your exhibits to enter in the fair. Rules & Regulations entry; said card is to remain attached to such articles dur- hibit an animal will be requested to remove ments; any animal deemed diseased will be ing exhibition and to the pen or stall in case of livestock. same from the fairgrounds and will not be al- removed from the fairgrounds. Health In- Open class exhibits are judged under the 3. Only one entry in each lot may be made by an ex- American System: Ribbons will be awarded at hibitor. lowed to compete for prizes offered. Clean spections will take place on Wednesday at the judge’s discretion. 4. Each exhibitor must fill out an entry blank and present well-cared for livestock make for a better fair. the entrance to the fairgrounds as directed. All judge’s decisions are final. same to entry clerk in his division at the fairgrounds be- Nose rings will only be allowed (and must be All animals must submit a Health Record at fore exhibits are put on display. Entry forms, number and used) on bulls 2 years of age or older. the time of inspection. Determination of general exhibitor tag may be picked up at the County Extension Office before fair opening dates. The fair board will provide bedding for live- health by the attending veterinarian will be 1. The general supervision of the entrance gates, stock for a fee. Bedding charges will be $19 final. Health Records are available from the grounds, police regulations and exhibits is vested in the 5. The entry clerks are not responsible for errors in clas- Fair Board. sification of entries; therefore, exhibitors should check for beef, $9 for swine, sheep or goats, $2 for Livestock Director or the Harney County Ex- 2. Exhibitors must at all times give necessary and per- their entry blanks and entry tags carefully. poultry and rabbits. Bedding charges must tension Office. Premiums for all livestock sonal attention to whatever they may have on exhibi- 6. Each exhibitor must place complete entry tags on each be paid to the Livestock director upon entry classes will be: 1st place - $6; 2nd place - $4; tion, and at the close of the fair, take charge of same. exhibit. and each exhibitor must fill out an entry 3rd place- $2. We will use every precaution in their power for the safe 7. Stall cards will be provided for all livestock exhibits. preservation of all activities and animals on exhibition Livestock exhibitors will be required to place stall cards blank (provided in this fair premium book) Champions and Reserve Champions (1st and but will not be responsible for loss or damage. Exhibitors on pens or stalls. and return the same, along with the bedding 2nd place in class competing); Ribbons only. will attend to their article or animals during the fair and 8. No entry improperly marked or improperly tagged will fee, to the Extension office or the Fair Live- Open class animals may be removed from the at the close of the fair attend to the removal. be judged. stock Director by August 1, 2017. Stall cards fairgrounds beginning at 1pm on Sunday. 3. Any owner or exhibitor not properly caring for live- 9. Entries made by two or more exhibitors which appear stock will be requested to remove same from grounds to have been prepared by one person may be disquali- will be provided and must be visible on the and will not be allowed to compete for prizes offered. fied by the judge. stall. Division A – Beef Cattle Clean, well-cared-for livestock makes for a better fair.All 10. Every animal or article must be entered for competi- When there is only one entry in a division or cattle must be double tied. tion in the name of the bonafied owner or maker. Per- class there is no competition, it is the judge’s All Cattle will be tied by Halters and 4.The Fair Board will provide bedding for livestock for a sons trying to deceive the superintendent in regard to Neck Ropes fee. Exhibitors must care for and feed all stock and poul- ownership of articles or animals shall forfeit all claims decision whether an award should be given All females 12 months of age or try on the grounds. for premiums. and what that award may be. Unclassified older must be Bangs Vaccinated. 5. Any persons knowingly violating any rules of the Fair 11.Articles taking first place in other years in the Home exhibits are subject to approval by the de- Board will thereby forfeit and be barred from receiving Economics department, 4-H department except 4-H live- partment superintendent; if accepted, they Class A – Bulls (Registered) premiums which may be awarded them. stock, are not eligible for entry for prizes in this fair.They Lot No. 6.The Fair Board will assume no responsibility for injury may be entered for exhibition only, but will not be may be judged. Stall cards will be provided 1. Bulls, 2 years or older to competitor, employee, spectator, vehicles or equip- judged. for all livestock exhibits. Livestock exhibitors 2. Bulls, under 2 years and over 1 ment. 12. ENTRIES BY HARNEY COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY. will be required to keep stall cards on pens 7.Any and all accidents should be reported immediately All livestock waste must be put in ma- or stalls during the fair. 3. Bull calf under 1 year and over 6 months to fair personnel nure trash bins at the fairgrounds. Class B – Cows Entries No animal will be judged unless shown at the Registered or Commercial 1. When there is only one entry in a division or there is Department:Livestock time of judging. Owner is restricted to one Lot No. no competition, it is the judge’s decision whether an entry per breed per class. Animals may only award should be given and what the award may be. Any owner or exhibitor not properly caring show in one (1) open class. All animals must 1. Cow and calf 2. Upon entry of each animal or article, a card will be fur- for livestock or unable to safely handle or ex- be healthy and meet state health require- 2. Heifers under 2 years and over 1 year nished each exhibitor specifying the class, number and 3. Heifers under 1 year and over 6 months PAGE 16 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ OPEN CLASS LIVESTOCK Class C – Feeder Calves (steer or Class C – Feeder Pigs (gilts and bar- Class B – Does 4. Junior boar heifer) rows) Lot No. 5. Intermediate boar Lot No. Class D – Junior Showmanship 1.Adult doe 3 years and over 6. Senior boar 1. 1,000 pounds and under 2.Adult doe under 3 years and over 2 years Class F – Junior Showmanship 2. Over 1,000lbs. ( but not market finished) Class E – Adult Showmanship 3.Yearling doe in milk, born Sept.- August Class D – Junior Showmanship of previous year Class G – Adult Showmanship Class E – Adult Showmanship Division E – Fiber Goats 4.Yearling does not in milk, born Sept – Au- All goats must have scrapies tags gust previous year. Division I – Poultry Division B – Dairy Cattle Class A – Bucks 5. Senior doe kid born Sept to December Class A – Poultry All Cattle will be tied by Halters and Lot No. previous year Breeds: APA and ABA Standard Bred Neck Ropes 1. Senior Buck kid born in previous year 6. Junior doe kid born January to September Fowl All females 12 months of age or 2. Junior Buck kid born in current year current year Non-APA Standard Bred Fowl older must be Bangs Vaccinated. Cross Bred Large Fowl Class B – Does & Wethers Class C – Junior Showmanship APA and ABA Standard Bred Bantam Class A – Cows Breeds: Angora, Cashmere, Pygora, Other Class D – Adult Showmanship Lot No. Breeds Non-APA Standard Bred Bantam Cross Bred Bantam 1. Cows over 24 months Lot No. Division H – Rabbits 2. Heifers under 24 months and over 18 1. Junior Wethers under 12 months of age Lot No. Class A – Meat 1. Pullet, hatched this year months 2.Yearling Wethers 12-24 months of age Lot No. 2. Cockerel, hatched this year 3. Heifers under 18 months and over 12 3.Aged Wethers, Over 2 years of age 1. Senior doe 6 months and over 3. Hen, prior to this year’s hatch months 4. Junior Doe Kid, born after February 28, 2. Junior doe 6 months and under 4. Cock, prior to this year’s hatch 4. Heifers under 1 year 2015 3. Senior buck 6 months and over 5. Pen of Laying hens, three hens in produc- 5. Cow and calf 5. Junior Doe Kid, born Jan 1 – February 28, 4. Junior buck 6 months and under tion (not shown as individuals) 2015 Class B – Junior Showmanship 5. Doe and litter 6.APA Standard Bred Duck 6. Yearling Doe, 12 – 24 months Class C – Adult Showmanship 6. Single fryer 7. Commercial Nonstandard Breed and/or 7. Aged Doe – Over 2 years of Age 7. Pen of fryers Crossbred Duck Division C – Sheep Class D – Junior Showmanship 8.APA Standard Bred Goose Class B – Wool All Sheep must have Scrapies Tags 9. Commercial Nonstandard Breed and/or Class E – Adult Showmanship Lot No. Class A – Rams (registered) Crossbred Goose 1. Senior Doe 6 months and over Lot No. Division F – Meat Goats 2. Junior doe 6 months and under 10.APA Standard Bred Turkey 1. Ram, 2 years or older 11. Commercial Nonstandard Breed and/or All goats must have scrapies tags 3. Senior buck 6 months and over 2. Ram, under 2 years and over 1 year Crossbred Turkey Class A – Bucks 4. Junior buck 6 months and under 3. Ram, under 1 year and over 6 months 12. Other (no emus or ostriches) Lot No. 5. Doe and litter Class B – Ewes 1. Senior Buck kid born in previous year 6. Single fryer Lot No. 2. Junior Buck kid born in current year 7. Pen of fryers Division J – Llama 1. Ewes, 2 years or older Class B – Does Class C – Fur Class A – Obstacle 2. Ewes, under 2 years and over 1 year Lot No. Lot No. Class B – Handlers 3. Ewes, under 1 year and over 6 months 1.Adult does over 2 years 1. Senior Doe 6 months and over 4.Young Flock, 1 ram, 2 ewes, all under 1 2.Yearling does, born Sept thru Aug of pre- 2. Junior doe 6 months and under Class C – Junior Showmanship year vious year 3. Senior buck 6 months and over Class D – Adult Showmanship 5. Ewe and lamb, pairs judged on uniformity 3. Senior doe kids born Sept – Dec of previ- 4. Junior buck 6 months and under Class C – Feeder Lambs (ram or ewe) ous year 5. Doe and litter Division K– Exotic Birds 100 pounds and under 4. Junior doe kids born Jan – September of 6. Single fryer This division will include all exotic bird current year 7. Pen of fryers species. Class will be determined by entries Class D – Junior Showmanship Class C – Feeder Meat Goat (wether Class D – Dwarf received by August 15, 2015. Class E – Adult Showmanship or doe) 80 lbs or under Lot No. Division D – Swine Class D – Junior Showmanship 1. Senior Doe 6 months and over Division L – Game Birds 2. Junior doe 6 months and under This division will include all game bird Class A - Gilts Class E – Adult Showmanship 3. Senior buck 6 months and over species. Classes will be determined by en- Lot No. 4. Junior buck 6 months and under tries received by August 15, 2015. 1. Spring Gilts, under 8 months and over 5 Division G- Dairy Goats 5. Doe and litter months All goats must have scrapies tags 6. Single fryer Division M – Record books 2. Fall Gilts, under 13 months and over 8 Class A – Bucks 7. Pen of fryers months Lot No. (This division is for kids not old enough for 4-H who want to complete a record book) Class B – Sows 1. Senior Buck born in previous year Class E - Cavies Lot No. Lot No. 2. Junior Buck born in current year 1. Junior sow 1. Sows 3. Junior Buck purebred born in current year 2. Intermediate sow 2. Sow and litter 4. Senior Buck purebred born in previous 3. Senior sow year 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 17

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2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ CROPS Lets See Those Crops! Only one entry in each lot may be made by an exhibitor in the crops department. Each exhibitor must fill out an entry blank and present same to entry clerks of this division at the fairgrounds before exhibits are put on display. Superintendent Carol Purdy thankyou ERICKSON’S THRIFTWAY! Four (4) $10 gift cards will be awarded by Erickson’s Thriftway to the top (4) contestants in Crops Department judged by the Officials as follows: Two (2) certificates to Youth Division • One (1) Certificate to Adult Division One (1) Certificate to Senior Citizens Entries close at 8 p.m. – Wednesday. Sept. 6 Division A – Fresh Fruits 5. Peaches 1. Beans ( Plate of six) 5. Cabbage (1 head) 6. Pears a. Green, snap a. Kraut Class A – Fresh Fruits a. Green b. Lima b. Red First: $2 b. Other c. Pole c. Savory Second: $1.50 7. Plums a. Green d.Table Fresh Fruits will be displayed, five (5) items a. Green Gage b. Purple 6. Carrots (5). Clean, but don’t scrub. to a plate unless otherwise listed.All berries b.Wild c.Wax Specify variety name in basket. Baskets must be full. c. Black d. Broad a. Long variety Lot No. d. Red e. Other b. Short variety 1.Apples e. Purple d. Fava 7. Cantaloupe (1) a. Crab f. Italian e. Bush 8. Cauliflower (1 head) 1. Small g. Other a. Green a. Purple 1. Large 8. Raspberries (basket) b. Purple b.White b. Green, cooking 9. Strawberries (basket) c.Wax c. Other c. Red-skinned 10.Any other not listed d. Broad 9. Celery (1 bunch) d.Yellow-skinned e. Other a. Bleached e. Other Division B- Garden Products 2.Apricots Judged on uniformity, quality, and mar- f. Other b. Unbleached 3. Blackberries (basket) ket grade. 2. Beets (5) 10. Corn (5) roasting ears. Remove ¼ husk. 4. Grapes Class A – Garden Products a.Table Check extension bulletin for information. a. Green First: $2 b. Pickling a.Yellow b. Red Second: $1.50 c. Other b.White c. Concord Lot No. 3. Broccoli (1 head) c. Mixed d. Other 4. Brussel Sprouts d. Other PAGE 20 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ OPEN CLASS crops 11. Cucumbers (leave stub of stem) b.White 2. Scallop (5) Clean and neat. All ages judged to- a. Pickling (5 small) c.Yellow 3. Straight Neck (1) gether. b. Slicing ( 3 large) d. Table, green ( bunch of 10, leave 4. Zucchini Small (3) First: $2 c. Other root and tops 5. Spaghetti (1) Second: $1.50 12. Dill (5 stalks tied near seed head and e. Leek 6. Other (3) Lot No. base) f. Shallot b.Winter 1.Alfalfa, tallest 13. Eggplant (1) g. Other 1.Acorn 2. Bean, green, largest 14. Endive 22. Parsley ( 1 plant) check extension bul- 2. Butternut 3. Beat, table, largest 15. Fresh herbs ( 3 stems) letin for information 3. Golden Nugget 4. Broccoli, largest a.Thyme a. Curley leaf 4.Turban 5. Cabbage, largest b. Basil b. Flat leaf 5. Buttercup 6. Carrot largest c. Sage 23. Parsnips (4) 6. Other 7. Corn, tallest d. Oregano 24. Peppers (3) c. Large winter 8. Cucumber, largest e. Mint a. Bell 1. Hubbard 9. Dill, tallest 1. Regular b. Sweet 2. Other 10. Garlic, largest 2. Peppermint c. Hot (i.e. jalapeno, etc.) 33. Swiss chard (5 stalks) 11. Gourd, largest 3. Spearmint d.Very hot (i.e. thai, ect.) a.White 12. Grain, tallest 4. Other e. Other b. Red 13. Grass, tallest f. Rosemary 25. Peas in pod (10) c. Other 14. Green pepper, largest g. Chives (5 stems) a. Garden 34.Tomatoes (5) with stem display. 15. Hollyhock, tallest h. Lavender b. Sugar pod (edible) a. Green, regular 16. Kohlrabi, largest i. Hops c. Other b. Green, cherry 17. Onion, largest j. Cilantro 26. Potatoes (4) c. Ripe, regular 18. Potato, largest k.Tarragon a. Reds d. Ripe, cherry 19. Pumpkin, largest l. Comfrey b. Russets e.Yellow 20. Radish, largest m. Marjoram c.White f. Roma 21. Rhubarb, largest n. Other d.Yellow g. Green pear 22. Rutabaga, largest 16. Garlic (group of 3) e. Other h. Ripe pear 23. Spinach, largest a. Elephant 27. Pumpkin (1) i. Other 24. Squash, largest b. Regular a. Jack O’Lantern 1. Ripe a. Summer c. Gourmet b. Sugar 2. Green b.Winter d. Other c. Other 35.Turnip (4) c. Zucchini 17. Gourd ( 3 best collection) 28. Radish (4) leave tops and roots on. a.White 25. Sunflower (clean Roots) 18. Kohlrabi (3) a. Red b. Purple top a.Tallest a. Green b. Other 36. Melons b. Largest head b. Red 29. Rhubarb (5). Leave 1-inch piece of leaf a.Watermelon 26. Swiss chard (largest bunch, wrap in 19. Lettuce and pull up by the root. b. Honeydew plastic) a. Head a. Large c. Other 27.Tomato, largest b. Leaf b. Small 37.Any other not listed 28.Turnip, largest 1. Green 30. Rutabagas (3) 38.Asparagus 29. Most unusual 2. Red 31. Spinach (1 plant) a. Red 30.Any other 20. Orka (5) 32. Squash b. Purple 21. Onions (4). Do not peal. a. Summer c. Other a. Red 1. Crooked neck (1) Class B – Monstrosities 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 21

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ OPEN CLASS crops Division C – Farm Products s.White Clover Tied and wrapped in plastic t.Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover Class A – Grains, seed and sheaves u.Any Other First: $2 2. Sheaf, for seed, approximately 4 inches in Second: $1.50 diameter. Lot No. a. Legumes 1. Grain, sheaf approximately 4 inches in b. Grasses diameter 3. Seed, three ( 3) pounds wrapped in clear a. Barley plastic bag b. Barley, beardless a. Legumes c. Oats b. Grasses d. Rye, spring c. Grains (tied) e.Wheat, soft 4. Baled Hay, slice 6-8 inches , plastic f.Wheat, hard wrapped a. First cutting alfalfa Class B – Grasses and Legumes b. Second cutting alfalfa Three-inch bundle tied at both ends in c. Native meadow grass equal lengths. 5. Flower Seed First: $2 Second: $1.50 Class C – Miscellaneous Lot No. First: $2 Class A – Sheep 1. Sheaf, hay state-cured, approximately Second: $1.50 First: $2 four (4) inches in diameter and tied. Lot No. Second: $1.50 Lot No. a.Alfalfa, sheaf 1. Honey Lot No. 1. Plucked angora 1. First cutting a. Comb honey 1. Fine wool a.White 2. Second cutting b. Strained honey 2. Medium wool b. Colored 3.Third cutting c. Other 3. Coarse wool 2. Sheared angora b.Alfalfa, mature for seed 2. Eggs, uniform in size and color, six (6) 4. Colored wool a.White c.Alsike Clover eggs b. Colored d. Orchard Grass a.White Class B – Goats e. Pubescent Wheat Grass b. Brown Fleece to be shown in burlap or plastic Class D – Llama f. Reed’s Canary c. Other bags Lot No. g. Red Clover 3. Cheese, wax coated so it doesn’t need re- Lot No. 1.Wool h. Red Top frigeration 1. Mohair Class D – Alpaca i. Smooth Brome Grass a. Goat a. Kid Lot No. j.Alta Fescue b. Bovine b.Yearling 1.Wool k. Crested Wheat Grass c. Other c. Adult l. Intermediate Wheat Grass 4. Other not listed Class C – Rabbits Class F – other m. Meadow Foxtail hay Class D – Display only Angora fleeces to be shown in self- n. Native meadow Grass No ribbon awarded sealed plastic bags. One quarter ounce o. Nevada Blue Grass of fiber p.Tall Oat Grass Division D – Fleece q.Tall Wheat Grass Fleeces to be clean and skirted, shown r.Timothy in plastic bag. Two (2) entries constitute a class. Enjoy Harney County’s 2017 Fair & Rodeo! Term Loans • Lines of Credit • Ag & CommercialRealEstate Loans Same name, same core values, same commitment to our rural communities since 1945. Burns Branch • 293 N. Broadway • 541-573-2006 • beobank.com PAGE 22 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ food preparation Lets Get Cooking & Canning Only one entry in each lot may be made by an exhibitor in the Food Preparation Department. Superintendent Amanda Beaubien All breads, cookies, and candy MUST be in a plastic bag and on a paper plate. Small loaves are accepted. Cakes must be removed from pan, placed on a rigid base and covered in plastic. Pies may remain in original container, cover with plastic wrap or a bag. Microwave cookery must be entered in the Microwave Class. Senior,Adult,Youth, Pre-School, and Special People: First: $2 Second: $1.50 Professionals: Ribbons Only Entries close at 8 p.m. – Wednesday. Sept. 6 Division A – HOME-BAKED ening agents Class F – Cake mix with additional in- Division B – Canned Products. Youth, PRODUCTS 6. Bread machine gredients. Please include 3X5 card with Adults, Special people, Senior Citizens. Class A – Yeast Bread and Rolls Class D – Cookies, unfrosted on paper list of ingredients. This card must ac- Youth group is those age 16 and under. Lot No. plate, six (6) cookies company the cake. First: $2 • Second: $1.50 1. Dark Bread Lot No. Class G – Pies In order to conform to standard exhibition 2.White Bread 1. Bar cookies No Wilderness Pie Fillings rules and to make more attractive exhibits, 3. Specialty Bread a. Brownies Lot No. the following rules will apply. Check with the 4. Rolls (4) b. Other 1.Two crust tree fruit pie extension office at the Harney County Court- 5. Sweet Rolls (5) 2. Oatmeal 2.Two crust berry pie house for current food preservation guide- 6. Microwave 3. Chocolate chip lines (canning, etc.).These guidelines are the 7. Bread machine 4. Other drop cookies Class H – Ethnic Food. Include a list of regulations for fair. 8. Cinnamon rolls (4) 5. Peanut butter Ingredients. All containers in exhibit must be pint or quart clear standard jars made for home canning. Class B – Quick Breads, no frosting 6. Party cookies Lot No. Jams, etc. and jellies may use half pint jars Lot No. 7. Refrigerator cookies 1. Indian and quarter-pint standard canning jars. Col- 1. Baking Powder Biscuits (4) 8. Rolled cookies 2. Mexican ored jars will be disqualified.The exhibit will 2. Coffee Cake 9. Microwave 3. Oriental not be judged it the lid cannot com be re- 3. Fruit bread, no nuts 10. No-bake cookies 4. Scandinavian moved from the jar. Leave rings on. Judges 4. Nut Bread, no fruits 11. Frosted party cookies 5. Basque reserve the right to open any jar. Each jar 5. Microwave 12. Gingerbread 6. Other must be neatly labeled on the bottom, giving 6. Carrot cake 13. Novelty Class I – Decorated Cakes. Clear plastic name of product, year canned, type and 7. Pumpkin bread 14. Sourdough cookies must cover all cakes length of canning process (water bath or 8. Zucchini bread 15. Other First: $4 • Second: $3 • Third: $2 pressure), and pounds of pressure if applica- 9. Fruit breads, with nuts Class E – Cakes, one layer, unfrosted. Lot No. ble. Exhibits without this information cannot 10. Muffins (4) Must be made from scratch. 1. Fair theme Cake be judged. NO MAYONNAISE JARS a. Fruit muffins Lot No. 2. Party cake or edible cake b. Other 1.Angel food 3.Wedding or anniversary cake (cake form Class A – Canned Vegetables 11. Gingerbread 2. Bundt accepted) Pressure cook, pounds of pressure, and 12. Bread machine 3. Butter or White time canned less than four (4) years. No 13. Other 4. Chiffon or sponge Class J – Display only / Special Class fancy packs will be judged. Fifteen (15) Blue: 5 points • Red: 3 points pounds pressure required for all veg- Class C- Sourdough Breads 5. Chocolate etables at this altitude. Lot No. 6. Fruit Class K – Candy 1.White bread ( 1 loaf) 7. Pound First: $4 • Second: $3 • Third: $2 a. Other bread 8. Spice Lot No. 2. Rolls (4) 9. Microwave 1. Soft (fudge, mints, etc.) 3. Biscuits (4) 10. Novelty 2. Hard (peanut brittle, etc.) 4. Other products not listed 11. Other 5. Other sourdough, no yeast or other leav- 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 23

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ FOOD PREPARATION Lot No. 3. Cranberry sauce 1.Apple 18. Huckleberry 1.Asparagus 4. Cucumber 2. Currant 19. Strawberry and Rhubarb 2. Beans 5. Chili sauce 3. Grape 20.Apricot and Pineapple a. French-style beans 6. Ketchup 4. Blackberry 21. Nectarine 3. Beets 7. Pepper 5. Boysenberry 22. Orange 4. Carrots 8. Piccalilli 6. Chokecherry 23. Blackberry 5. Corn 9. Salsa, attach recipe 7. Cherry 24. Other 6. Peas a.Tomato 8. Elderberry 25. Jalapeno 7. Sauerkraut b. Zucchini 9. Gooseberry 26. Rhubarb 8. Spinach or greens c. Other 10. Huckleberry 27. Marion berry 9.Tomatoes 10.Tomato 11. Loganberry Class G – Canned food used on camp- 10. Zucchini 11. Zucchini 12. Orange out or hunting trip 11. Potatoes 12. Other 13. Raspberry Five jars of various types of foods for 12. Novelty, group not less than three (3) or Class D – Canned Fruit 14. Strawberry one complete meal. more than five (5). Lot No. 15.Tomato First: $4 • Second: $3 • Third: $2 13. Juices 1.Apples 16.Youngberry 14. Other 2.Applesauce 17. Plum 15. Soups 18. Combination a. Spiced applesauce Class B – Pickles; should be processed 3.Apricots 19. Beet 20. Crab apple in hot water bath 4. Gooseberries 21. Syrup Lot No. 5. Cherries, light 22. Other RED STAR® Yeast 1. Bread and butter pickles 6. Cherries, dark likes to encourage 2. Beets, pickled 7. Cherries, sour/pie Class F – Jams, marmalades, preserves, people in the art of 3. Dilled beans 8. Huckleberries butters. No Frozen Jams, Pints accepted, yeast baking. 4. Dill pickles 9. Peaches also half pints or quarter pints. And one of the favorite a. Fresh packed 10. Pears Lot No. locations to celebrate b. Brine packed 11. Prunes or plums 1.Apricot individual creativity in 5. Mustard pickles a.Wild plums 2.Apple this area is at the 6. Peppers 12. Rhubarb 3. Blueberry county fair. 7. Pickled peaches 13. Raspberries 4. Boysenberry RED STAR® Yeast is 8. Spiced crab apples 14. Strawberries 5. Cherry making available 9. Sweet pickles 15. Marion berries 6. Combination Red Star® Yeast 10.Watermelon pickles 16. Boysenberries 7. Grape products and coupons 11. Zucchini pickles 17. Blue berries 8. Peach for winners in the yeast 12. Sour pickles 18. Juice 9. Pear bread categories 13.Asparagus 19. Nectarines 10. Prune of the 2017 14. Mixed vegetables pickled 20. Pie filling 11. Plum Harney County Fair. 15. Other 21. Other 12. Raspberry 13. Strawberry Please let entry folks know Class C – Relishes, water bath Class E – Jelly; leave rings on jelly and 14. Sauce that you are interested in Lot No. jam jars; quarter pints accepted. No 15.Tomato being in this contest. 1. Barbecue sauce paraffin, Please. 16. Gooseberry 2. Corn Lot no. 17. 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Entries must be pre- entry in each category for Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles, and Soft served in Ball® Jars and sealed with Ball® Lids and Bands specially designed for home Spreads. Entries must be preserved in Ball® Jars sealed with Ball® Lids and Bands spe- canning, or preserved in Kerr™ Jars sealed with Kerr™ Lids and Bands specially designed cially designed for home canning, or preserved in Kerr™ Jars sealed with Kerr™ Lids and for home canning. In addition, entries in the soft spread category must be prepared using Bands specially designed for home canning. In addition, entries in the soft spread category Ball® Pectin: Classic, Low or No-Sugar, or Liquid. Proof of pectin purchase in the form of must be prepared using Ball® Pectin: Classic, Low or No-Sugar, or Liquid. Proof of pectin a receipt or product UPC must be submitted with entry. purchase in the form of a receipt or product UPC must be submitted with entry. Entries from each category honored with the First Place award will receive: Entries from each category honored with a First Place award will receive: • Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupons for Ball® or Kerr™ Fresh Preserving Products and • One (1) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupon for Ball® or Kerr™ Fresh Preserving Products and • One (1) Free (up to $6 value) Coupon for Ball® Pectin • One (1) Free (up to $6 value) Coupon for Ball® Pectin Entries from each category honored with the Second Place award will receive: • One (1) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupon for Ball® or Kerr™ Fresh Preserving Products and • One (1) Free (up to $6 value) Coupon for Ball® Pectin PAGE 24 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ FOOD PREPARATION Class H – Display of canned products 5. Smoked jerky 5. Miscellaneous wines Best collection, not more than fifteen 6.Aromatic herbs Ericksons Thriftway (15) jars and not fewer than Ten (10) 7. Other Class M – Homemade brew Ingredients must accompany entry on a jars; must include any six (6) of the fol- Supermarket lowing: Fruit, Vegetables, Relish, Pick- Class K – Canned Meat, Pressure 3X5-inch card. (2) 12-ounce bottles - cooked one for tasting, one for display. les, Meat, Jam, Jelly or juices. Is Proud To Sponsor First: $2 • Second: $1.50 First: $2 • Second: $1.50 First: $7 • Second: $5 • Third: $2.50 Lot. No Lot No. THE SUGAR BONUS Class I – Diabetic Foods. Include a list of 1. Chicken 1.Ale ingredients. 2. Fish 2. Lager PRIZE First: $2 • Second: $1.50 3. Beef 3. Mead Erickson’s Thriftway Supermarket Lot No. 4.Wild game 4. Stout has contributed two 25-pound bags of 1. Breads 5. Mincemeat 5. Miscellaneous All Purpose Sugar to the two top con- 2. Fruit 6. Lamb or mutton 6. Porter 3. Jams 7. Other testants whose canned products are 4. Jelly 8. Pork Class N – Honey judged by the Harney County Fair of- First: $2• Second: $1.50 5. Cookies ficials to have the highest number of Class L – Wines, homemade Lot No. 6. Cakes points. 7. Juices Use standard wine bottle labeled with 1. Clover Honey winemaker’s name, vintage and variety 2. Other 8. Fruit, cooked THE FLOUR BONUS 9. Other Score Card for judging wine Class O – Display only PRIZE Clarity and color – 25 Class J – Dried Product. Need not be Bouquet – 25 Class P – Vinegars Erickson’s Thriftway Supermarket sealed. Flavor – 50 Lot No. has contributed two 25-pound bags of First: $2 • Second: $1.50 First: $2• Second: $1.50 1. Fruit All Purpose Flour to the two top con- Lot No. Lot No. 2. Herbal testants whose baked products are 1. Fruits in separate jars 1. Fruit wines 3. Combination judged by the Harney County Fair of- 2.Vegetables in separate jars 2. Berry wines 4. Other ficials to have the highest number of 3. Herbs 3.White vinifera 4. Tea herbs 4. Red vinifera Class Q – Other not listed points. Don’t Miss Out On A GreatTime ... Head To The 2017 Harney County Fair! 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 25

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ TEXTILES Show Us Your Textiles All classes judged separately First: $2 • Second: $1.50 Professionals: Ribbons only Superintendent Sarah Tyler Class A – Bedroom linens and k. Other c. Embroidered quilts 7. Quilt Top d. Other Lot No. a. Machine-pieced (only) 3. Centerpieces, must be sixteen c. Hooked 1. Bedspread b.Appliquéd (only) (16) inches or more 5.Apron d. Smocked a. Crochet c. Hand-pieced (only) a. Embroidered a. Embroidered e. Embroidered b. Knit d. Embroidered blocks (only) b. Crochet b. Knit f. Counted cross stich c. Embroidered e. Best harmony in color c. Cutwork c. Crochet g. Regular cross stich 2. Sheet and pillow case set (only) d. Painted d. Cross stitch h Hairpin lace 3. Pillowcases f. Painted (only) e.Tatted e. Fabric i. Painted a. Embroidered g. Paper pieced f. Knit 6. Dish cloth j. Crewel b.Appliquéd h. Other g. Display three (3) pieces a. Knit k. Knit c. Cutwork 8. Other 4. Doily, must be less than sixteen b. Crochet l. Pompom d. Cross stitch (16) inches 7. Small appliance cover Class B – Dining room linens m. Quillow e. Counted cross stitch a. Embroidered 8. Other Tablecloth to be 54x72 inches n.Afghan f. Machine embroidered b. Crochet and over. Luncheon cloth to be o. Other Class E – Rugs g. Painted c. Cutwork 54x54 inches and under. p. Quilted Lot No. h. Solid embroidered d. Painted Lot No. 1. Machine 1. Hooked i. Lace e.Tatted 1.Tablecloth 2. Hand 2. Braided 4. Dresser Scarf f. Knit a. Crochet 3. Paper pieced 3. Crochet a. Painted g. Display three (3) pieces b. Cross stitch 8. Other 4. Novelty b. Embroidered h. Other c. Counted cross stitch 5. Hand Loomed c. Crochet 5.Afghan, must be 45x60 inches Class D – Kitchen d. Embroidered 6. Original Pattern d. Cutwork or larger for full size Lot No. e.Appliquéd 7. Other e.Appliquéd a. Knit 1. Hand Towel f. Loomed 8. Fluff rugs f. Knit b. Crochet 2.Tea towels 2. Luncheon cloth g.Tatted c.Woven a. Embroidered, set of six Class F – Baby Apparel a.Appliquéd h. Cross Stitch d. Pieced (6) Lot No. b. Embroidered 5.Vanity, three (3) pieces e.Afghan stitch or seven (7) 1. Nursery quilt c. Crochet a. Crochet f. Granny b. Painted, set of six (6) or a. Pieced d. Painted b. Embroidered g. Broomstick seven (7) b.Appliquéd e. cutwork c. Painted h. Hairpin lace 3. Pot holders c. Embroidered f. Cross stitch d. Knit i. Flower loom a. Decorative d.Tied g. Counted cross stitch 6. Quilt – If professionally quilted, 6.Throw afghan, must be 45x60 1. Crochet e. Painted 3. Hairpin article you will NOT be judged on the inches or less 2. Knit f. Machine Quilted 4.Table mat, set of four (4) pieces quilting. a. Knit 3. Embroidered g. Hand Quilted 5. Napkins, four (4) pieces a.-k. – machine/hand judged sepa- b. Crochet 4. Fabric 2. Baby afghan stitch 6.Table Runner rately c.Woven a. Loomed a. Machine-pieced Class C – Living room linens d. Pieced b. Practical b. Knit b.Appliquéd Lot No. e.Afghan stitch 1. Crochet c. Crochet c. Pieced 1. Chair back set f. Granny 2. Knit d.Woven d. Embroidered a. Knit g. Broomstick 3. Embroidered e. Pieced e.Tied b. Crochet h. Hairpin lace 4. Fabric f.Afghan stitch f. Best quilting c. Embroidered i. Flower loom 4. Hot dish mats g. Granny g. Best harmony in colors d. Other j. Other a. Crochet h. Broomstick h. Painted 2. Sofa set 7. Pillows b. Knit i. Hairpin lace i. Unfinished textile a. Knit a. Needle point c. Fabric j. Flower loom j. Paper pieced b. Crochet b. Crochet PAGE 26 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ textiles 3. Baby shawl 7.Ties a. Knit Bulky yarn 1. Commercial dye a. Knit a. Men’s b. Crochet d. Plain 2. Natural dye b. Crochet b. Ladies’ 4. Child’s Garment 1. Knit f. Blends 4. Baby set 8. Scarves a. Knit 2. Crochet g. Other a. a. Knit, 3 pieces a. Knit b. Crochet e.With Design, all one color 2.Weaving b. Crochet, 3 pieces b. Crochet 5.Adult Garment 1. Knit a. Clothing 5. Baby sweater 9. Man’s article, made by man a. Knit 2. Crochet b. Blanket or shawl a. Knit 10. Bath set, two (2) pieces b. Crochet f.With design and contrast- c.Wall hanging b. Crochet 11. Crewel embroidery 6. Adult sweater ing color d. Rug 6. Baby Dress 12. Doll clothes two (2) pieces Fingering or fine yarn 1. Knit e. Household items a. Knit a. Knit a. One color, plain 2. Crochet f. Hand-spun woven items, b. Crochet b. Crochet 1. Knit 7. Child’s Sweater must be spun by weaver 7. Baby Booties 13. Novelties 2. Crochet Same categories as adult sweater g. Swedish a. Knit a. Cloth b.With Design, all one color h. Hand loom Class I – Ethnic Clothing b. Crochet b. Knit 1. Knit i. Other Lot No. 8. Baby bunting c. Crochet 2. Crochet 3. Felting 1. Indian a. Knit 14. Needlepoint c. With design and contrast- a. Novelty 2. Mexican b. Crochet 15. Flowers ing color b. Garment 3.Asian 9. Baby bonnet, hat or cap a. Knit 1. Knit c. Other 4. Scandinavian a. Knit b. Crochet 2. Crochet 4. Dyeing/Commercial yarn/Hand- 5. Basque b. Crochet 16. Stuffed toy Sport Yarn dyed 6. Other c. Fabric a. Doll d. Plain, one color a. Commercial yarn/ com- 10. Other b.Animal 1. Knit Class J – Pictures, one or set – mercial dye a. Knit c. Other 2. Crochet All pictures and wall hangings b. Commercial yarn/ natural b. Crochet 17. Jewelry e.With Design, all one color need to be ready to hang up dye c. Embroidered 18. Collars 1. Knit Lot No. Class L – Holiday Theme d. Counted Cross Stitch 19. Belts 2. Crochet 1. Crewel Lot No. 20. Hair Fashions f.With design and contrast- 2. Embroidery Class G – Miscellaneous 1. Fabric 21. Fair theme article ing color 3. Needlepoint Lot No. a. Stuffed 22. Sweatshirts or denim jackets 1. Knit 4. Quilted 1. Gloves b. Quilted a.Adult 2. Crochet 5.Wall Hanging a. Knit c.Appliquéd 1. Embroidered Four (4) ply yarn a. Machine b. Crochet 2. Knitted 2.With crochet g. Plain, one color b. Hand 2. Mittens 3. Crochet 3.With Knit 1. Knit c. Paper piece a. Knit 4.Tatted 4.Appliquéd 2. Crochet d. Other b. Crochet 5. Embroidered b. Child’s h.With Design, all one color 6. Original design 3. Slippers a. Crewel 1. Embroidered 1. Knit 7. Counted cross stitch a. Knit b. Cross stitch 2.With crochet 2. Crochet 8. Candlewick b. Crochet c. Needlepoint 3.With Knit i.With design and contrast- 9. Crochet 4. Socks d. Counted cross stitch 23. Bed dolls ing color 10. Latchhook a. Knit e. Candlewicking 24. Fair Theme 1. Knit 11. Other b. Crochet 6. Latch hook 25. Other 2. Crochet 5. Hat Class K – Weaving, spinning 7. Other Worsted yarn a. Knit Class H – Wearing Apparel and felting j. Plain Class M – Club Exhibits b. Crochet Lot No. Lot No. 1. Knit Ribbons only c.Tatted 1. Stole 1. Spinning 2. Crochet 6. Bag a. Knit a.Wool Class N – Display only k.With Design, all one color a. Knit b. Crochet b.Animal fibers other than 1. Knit Class O – Recycle/reuse/refur- b. Crochet 2.Vest wool 2. Crochet bish c.Tatted a. Knit c. Plant fibers l.With design and contrast- 1. Bags d. Macramé b. Crochet d. Novelty yarn ing color 2. Garments e.Woven 3. Child’s sweater e. Dyed (must be dyed by 1. Knit 3. Other f. Fabric spinner) 2. Crochet g. Cross Stitch  Country Lane Quilts will donate 2 1/2 yards of poly batting to the judge’s choice quilt in the Textiles Division! 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 27

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2017 Harney County Fair PREMIUM LIST ~ SEWING Show Us Your Duds! General Rules printed in the front of the fair book apply to this department. All articles must have been made by the exhibition. All articles are to be clean and pressed. Only one entry by an exhibitor in any one lot. All exhibits must be cleaned and have been made by the exhibitor in the past year. Exhibitors are responsible for removal after the fair. Garments are judged in their entirety. Superintendent Sarah Tyler Entries close at 8 p.m. – Wednesday. Sept. 6 All Classes Judged Separately First: $2 • Second: $1.50 Professionals: Ribbons Only] Class A – Adult Clothing c. Housecoat 10. Shirt 3. Blouse, Girls 10.Trousers Lot No. d. Kit a. Cotton a. Cotton a. Boys 1. Dress e.Tailored b.Wool b. Other a.1. Cotton a. Cotton 1. Men’s c. Other 4. Suit, three (3) pieces a.2.Wool b. Other fabrics 2.Women’s 11. Swimsuit 5. Jacket a.3. Other c. Better dress 6. Jacket a. Men’s a. Boys b. Girls d. Jumper a.Wool b.Women’s b. Girls b.1. Cotton e. Formal or cocktail b. Cotton 12. Sleepwear c. Kit b.2.Wool f.Wool c.Tailored b.3. Other 13. Sweatshirt 6. Coat 2. Blouse 1. Men’s 11. Swimwear a. Boys a. Cotton 2.Women’s Class B – Children’s Clothing a. Boys b. Girls b. Other fabric d. Kit Lot No. b. Girls c. Kit 3. Skirt e. Other 1. Dresses d. Housecoat 12. Boys shirt a. Cotton 7. Suit, Men’s or Women’s a. Cotton 7. Sportswear a. Cotton b.Wool a.Tailored b. Better a. Boys b.Wool c. Other fabrics b. Not tailored c. Jumper c. Other d. Dressy b. Girls 4.Vest 8. Slacks Class C – Serger clothing e. Other 8. Sleepwear (nonflammable) a. Men’s a. Men’s a. Boys Lot No. b.Women’s b.Women’s 2. Skirt 1. Swimwear a. Cotton b. Girls 5. Coat 9. Sportswear a.Youth b.Wool 9.Vests a. Men’s a. Men’s b.Adult c. Other a. Boys b.Women’s b.Women’s 2. Lingerie b. Girls WILLIAM F. FOSTER INC. C & B SANITARY SERVICE, INC. COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL DROP BOXES • Septic Tanks & Drain Fields Transfer Station • Septic Tank Pumping • Porta-Potty’s & Office Located at • Handicapped & Trailer-Mounted Rentals 53206 Monroe Lane • Burns • Sales & Service Open Monday Friday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm DEQ #36369 • Bonded/Licensed/Insuranced • CCB #36078 Closed On Major Holidays 541-573-7531 • 541-589-0133 541-573-6441 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 29

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ sewing a.Youth b.Adult e. Pillows f. Kitchen 3. Skirts g. Doll clothes a.Youth h. Stuffed toy b.Adult 1. Doll 2.Animal 4. Blouses i. Quillow a.Youth j. Other b.Adult 2. Machine embroidery 5. Other a.Tablecloth a.Youth b.Apron b.Adult c. Novelty Class D – Ethnic clothing d. Quilt Lot No. e. Pillows 1. Indian f. Kitchen 2. Mexican g. Other 3. Oriental 3. Hand stitched 4. Scandinavian a. Doll 5. Basque b.Animal 6. Other c. Novelty Class E – Machine stitched d. Other Lot No. Class F – Display only 1. Machine stitched a.Table cloth Class G – Fair theme article b.Apron Class H – Seasonal c. Novelty d. Quilt HARNEY PUMP HARNEY PUMP & & IRRIGATION IRRIGATION FOR ALL YOUR PUMP & IRRIGATION NEEDS LOCALLY OWNED &OPERATED 541-573-2400 HARNEY PUMP & IRRIGATION, LLC 13103 Hwy 20 • Burns, OR 97720 Located Between Big R & Thriftway PAGE 30 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ FLOWERS Let’s See Those Bloomin Creations All flowers are to be exhibited with one foliage attached. No award will be given for inferior flowers even if they are the only ones entered in a contest. Superintendent Brenda Smith Entries close at 8 p.m. – Wednesday. Sept. 6 • THREE STEMS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED • Definition: A spray is one stem with several branches with blossoms Only one entry to a lot number • Containers furnished for horticulture All classes judged separately Awards: Winner’s Name To Appear On A Permanent Plaque Rose Award ~ Gladioli Award First: $2 • Second: $1.50 • Professionals: Ribbons Only Harney Co. Fair Board, Flower Arrangement Award Class A – Non-Commercial Flower 10. Chrysanthemums, one spray 1. Decorative, single stem 18. Everlasting flower Growers a. Cushion 2. Dinner plate, single stem a. Statice (Limonium) Lot No. b. Double, summer blooming 3. Formal, single stem 1. Pink 1.Ageratum c. Single, summer blooming e. Informal, decorative, single stem 2. Red 2.Alyssum d. Football mum f. Collarette, 3 stems 3.Yellow 3.Amaranthus e. Feverfew g. Peony, single stem 4. Purple a. Upright f. Miniature h. Pompom, 3 stem, miniature 5. Orange b. Ponytails 11. Columbine (Aquilegia) i. Semi-cactus, single stem 6.White 4.Asters a. Pink j.Water lily, single stem 7. Mix a. Powder Puff b.White k. Other, single stem b. Globe amaranth b. Princess c.Yellow 14. Daisy c. Strawflower (Helichrysum) c. Single d. Bi-color a.African 1. Cream 5. Bachelor Buttons (Centaurea) 12. Cosmos b. English 2. Pink 6. Begonias a.White c. Semi-double Shasta 3. Red a.Tuberous (best collection) b. Pink d. Shasta 4. Orange b. Rex c. Lavender 15. Delphinium 5. Gold 7. Bells of Ireland, one spray d. Seashell 16. Dianthus 6. Brown 8. Calendula e. Double a. Carnations d. Russian or Rat Tail Statice a. Orange 13. Dahlia b. Sweet William e. Liartris spicata b.Yellow a. Ball, single stem c. Pinks f.Yarrow (Achillea) 9. Celosia b. Bi-color, single stem 17. Echinacea 1.White a. Feather c. Cactus, single stem a. Single 2. Pink b. Crested d. Formal or show b. Semi-double 3. Gold Americas Best Value Inn Burns, OR B Be es st t V Va al lu ue e . .. .. . AAA Approved • Comfortable Rooms with Easy Access Indoor Pool & Spa • Complimentary Continental Breakfast & Internet Access Close to the Fairgrounds 999 Oregon Ave • Burns Reservations 541-573-1700 1-888-315-2378 www.abviburns.com 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 31

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ FLOWERS 4. Red 32. Moss rose, 5 stems 39. Salpiglossis, best collection, all col- Lot No. 5. Other 33. Nasturium, 3 stems one color ors, three (3) or more stems 1. Hybrid tea roses, single stem that g. Craspedia a. Double 40. Salvia must have foliage h. Nigella b. Single a. Red a. One color blooms 19. Forget-me-not 34. Pansies (Viola) b. Purple 1. Copper 20. Gladiolus, single stem a. Best collection with foliage, all col- c. Blue 2. Cream a. Bi-color ors, five (5) blossoms 41. Scabiosa (Pincushion flower) 3. Dark red b. Copper b. Single a.Annual 4. Lavender c. Cream c.Viola, five stems b. Perennial 5. Orange d. Dark scarlet 35. Petunias, three (3) stems, one (1) 42. Sedum 6. Peach e. Green color a.Autumn joy 7. Pink f. Lavender a. Double b. Other 8. Red g. Miniature 1.White 43. Snapdragon (Antirrhinum) 9. Rose h. Peach, orange-coral 2. Pink a. Best collection, all colors, five (5) or 10.White i. Pink 3. Lavender more stems 11.Yellow j. Purple 4. Red b. Butterfly flower b. Bi-color blooms k. Red 5. Purple 44. Stock 1. Pink-yellow l.White 6. Bi-color 45. Sunflower (Helianthus) 2. Red- orange m.Yellow 7. Other a.Yellow 3. Red-yellow n. Other b. Single b. Orange 4. red-white o. Best collection, all colors, 6-12 1.White c. Bi-color 5. Pink-cream stems 2. Pink d. Other 6. Pink-white 21. Geranium 3. Lavender e.Teddy bear 2. Hybrid semi-double hybrid tea roses, 22. Goldenrod (Solidago) 4. Red 46. Sweet peas, best collection, all colors, with side buds and must have foliage 23. Gaillardia 5. Purple five (5) or more stems a. Single Hybrid tea blooms 24. Hibiscus 6. Bi-color 47.Verbena 1. Red 25. Hollyhock (Alcea) 7. Burgundy a. Red 2. Pink 26. Impatients 8. Other b. Pink 3.White 27. Larkspur, annual, one spray c. Best color, five (5) stems c. Purple 4.Yellow 28. Lavender (10 stems) 36. Poppy (Papavar) 48. Zinnias 5.Apricot 29. Lillies a. California a. Cutting, medium 6. Bi-color a. Oriental b. Double b. Giant, all colors b. semi-double blooms b.Asiatic c. Shirley or Iceland c. Giant, single stem 1. Red c. Double d. Oriental d. Lilliput, five (5) stems 2. Pink d. Other 37. Phlox, single stem e. Persian carpet, five (5) stems 3.White 30. Lisianthus a.Annual f. Other 4.Yellow 31. Marigolds (Tagetes) b. Perennial 49. Caryopteris 5.Apricot a. Large African 38. Redbekca 50. Lobelia 6. Bi-color 1. Orange a. Golden a. Purple 3. Rugosa, English, shrub and heirloom 2.Yellow b.Autumn colors b.White roses, may have side buds and must b. Small c. Double 51. Other have foliage 1. Orange d. Red a. One-color blooms, (single or dou- Class B – Roses, one (1) flower per stem 2.Yellow e. triloba ble) unless Floribunda 3. Bi-color f. Other 1. Copper MARKETING ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE Calves, Bred Stock, Stockers & Butcher Stock with the nations largest video auction. cory shelman livestock isyour localsuperior representative callto marketyour cattlethe“superior”way 541-493-2672 (Home) ~ 208-539-1567 (Cell) PAGE 32 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ FLOWERS 2. Cream 2. Red- orange 5. Dark red Professional arrangers may not enter 3. Orange 3. Red-yellow 6. Lavender arrangements only. 4. Peach 5. Climbers.These roses may be shown 7. Rose Flower Arrangements 5. Pink with side buds or in clusters 8.Apricot Lot No. 6. Red a. One bloom 9. Orange 1. Fair theme 7. Rose 1. Red 10. Bi-color 2.Western 8.White 2. Pink 7. Special Class – Each exhibitor is al- 3. Garden bouquet 9.Yellow 3.White lowed one entry that does not belong in 4. Grandma’s bouquet, use an antique b. Bi-color blooms, single or double 4.Yellow any other division. It may be a different container 1. Pink-yellow 5. Bi-color color or special spray or arrangement 5. It’s a small world 2. Red- orange 6. Orange 6.Animal Class C – Potted Plants 3. Red-yellow b. Cluster of at least three (3) open 7.Tea cup Lot No. 4. Florabundas and grandiflora sprays. blooms 8. Dried arrangements 1.African violets These exhibits must have a minimum of 1. Red 9.Weeds 2. Best planter with three (3) or more va- three open blooms and foliage. 2. Pink 10. Religious rieties of plants a. One-color blooms, (single or dou- 3.White 11. One-color arrangements 3. Cactus or succulent ble) 4.Yellow 12. Canning jar arrangement 4. Ferns 1. Copper 5. Bi-color 13. Other 5. Hanging plants 2. Cream 6. Orange Arrangements should correspond to Fair 6. Foliage 3. Orange 6. Miniatures and polyantha types, Theme and arranger must use fresh flower 7. Flowering 4. Peach height from six (6) inches to eighteen material, except in No. 8 where dried flow- 8. Begonias tuberous rooted 5. Pink (18) inches. May be shown in containers ers are required. 9. Flower fairy garden 6. Red they are grown in. May show entire 10. Other 7. Rose plant or cutting 8.White 1. Red Class D – Artistic Design Best arrange- 9.Yellow 2. Pink ment: Use only fresh materials, keeping b. Bi-color blooms, single or double 3.Yellow in mind this year’s theme. This section is 1. Pink-yellow 4.White for amateur arrangers only. 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 33

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ ART Calling All Artists! All articles for this department must be original and not previously shown at the Harney County Fair. All entries not properly prepared for hanging will not be accepted. String taped on the back will usually not hold and is not recommended. The Harney county Fair is not responsible for the judge’s decisions. All entries must be specified accurately or be subject to disqualification. Class projects, where everyone follows the same themes, will not be accepted. Superintendent Linda Watts Entries close at 8 p.m. – Wednesday, Sept. 6 First: $2 • Second: $1.50 • Professionals: Ribbons Only Class A – Acrylic a. Flower 8. Still life Class E – Mixed Media (Ink, a. Portrait Lot No. b.Tree 9.Transportation watercolor, poster paints, etc.) 3. Plants 1.Animals 4. Landscape 10. Fair theme Lot No. a. Flower 2. People 5. Marine 11. Other 1.Animal b.Tree a. Portrait 6.Abstract 12. Cartoon/animation 2. People 4. Landscape 3. Plants 7. Building Class D – Watercolor a. Portrait 5. Marine a. Flower 8. Still life Lot No. 3. Plants 6.Abstract b.Tree 9.Transportation a. Flower 7. Building 4. Landscape 10. Fair theme 1.Animals b.Tree 8. Still life 2. People 5. Marine 11. Other a. Portrait 4. Landscape 9.Transportation 6.Abstract Class C – Pastels 3. Plants 5. Marine 10. Fair theme 7. Building Lot No. a. Flower 6.Abstract 11. Other 8. Still life 1.Animals b.Tree 7. Building Class G – Tin ware, original 9.Transportation 2. People 4. Landscape 8. Still life Lot No. 10. Fair theme a. Portrait 5. Marine 9.Transportation 1.Animals 11. Other 10. Fair theme 3. Plants 6.Abstract 2. People Class B – oils a. Flower 7. Building 11. Other a. Portrait Lot No. b.Tree 8. Still life Class F – metal saws, original 3. Plants 1.Animals 4. Landscape 9.Transportation designs, etc. a. Flower 2. People 5. Marine 10. Fair theme Lot No. b.Tree a. Portrait 6.Abstract 11. Other 1.Animals 4. Landscape 3. Plants 7. Building 12. Cartoon/animation 2. People 5. Marine RJ’s Restaurant E EB BA AR R O OI IL L COMPANY BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER Now Serving Breakfast All Day Wholesale & Retail Fuels, Lubricants & Heating Oil Soft Ice Cream • New Dessert Items Hamburgers • Chicken • Fish Call Us For Quick, Courteous Service Mexican Food • Salad Bar • Soup 541-573-2976 Car Service • Air Conditioned • Indoor Dining 604 N. Highway 20 • Burns, OR 97738 ORDERS TO GO Open 5:30 AM • Hwy. 20 & 395 541-573-6346 John Ebar PAGE 34 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ ART 6.Abstract h. Fair theme 7. Building a. Flower 6. Other media, computer, g.Transportation f.Abstract g. Building b.Tree stamps 8. Still life d. Landscape a.Animals i. Other h. Still life 9.Transportation e. Marine b. People i.Transportation Class J – Graphics 10. Fair theme f.Abstract a. Portrait j. Fair theme Lot No. 11. Other g. Building c. Plants k. Other 1. Linoleum/woodcuts h. Still life a. Flower 2. Mixed media Class I – Drawings 2. Engraving/etchings i.Transportation b.Tree a.Animals Lot No. 3. Silkscreens j. Fair theme d. Landscape b. People 1. Charcoal 4. Fair theme k. Other e. Marine 1. Portrait a.Animal 5. Other l. Cartoon/animation f.Abstract c. Landscape b. People 4. Felt-tip markers g. Building Class K – sculpture 1. Flower a. Portrait a.Animals h. Still life Lot No. 2.Tree c. Plant b. People i.Transportation 1.Wood d. Landscape a. Flower a. Portrait j. Fair theme 2. Stone e. Marine b.Tree c. Plant k. Other 3. Clay f.Abstract d. Landscape a. Flower 7. Fair theme 4. Fair theme g. Building e. Marine b.Tree 8. Crayons 5. Other h. Still life f.Abstract d. Landscape a.Animals i.Transportation g. Building Class L – Pottery e. Marine b. People j. Fair theme h. Still life Lot No. f.Abstract c. Landscape k. Other i. Transportation 1. Cast from mold, not commer- g. Building d.Abstract j. Fair theme cial Class O – Paper h. Still life e. Portrait k. Other 2.Throw ware a. Folded i.Transportation f. Marine life 2. Pen and ink 3. Hand formed pieces b. Origami j. Fair theme g.Transportation a.Animals 4. Fair theme k. Other h. Fair theme Class P – Display only b. People l. Cartoon/animation i. Other Class M – Stained Glass a. Portrait Class Q – original writing 5. Colored pencils 9. Finger paints Lot No. c. Plant a.Adult a.Animals a.Animals 1. Factory colored glass, origi- a. Flower b.Youth b. People b. People nal only, no kits b.Tree a. Portrait c. Landscape 2. Using glass stain paints Class R – silk painting d. Landscape c. Plants d.Abstract 3. Fair theme a. French e. Marine a. Flower e. Portrait b. Other f.Abstract Class N – College b.Tree f. Marine life g. Building Lot No. d. Landscape g.Transportation h. Still life 1. Paper e. Marine h. Fair theme i.Transportation a.Animals f.Abstract i. Other j. Fair theme b. People g. Building 10. Chalk k. Other 1. Portrait h. Still life a.Animals 3. Pencil c. Landscape i.Transportation b. People a.Animals 1. Flower j. Fair theme c. Landscape b. People 2.Tree k. Other d.Abstract a. Portrait d. Landscape l. Cartoon/Animation e. Portrait c. Plant e. Marine f. Marine life Specializing In: All Types of Wells • Down Hole Camera (Holonoscopy) • Well Cleaning Tony Hackett & Sam Kingrey • downrightdrilling.com 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 35

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2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ PHOTOGRAPHY A Picture Is Worth A 1000 Words General Rules: 1 –There are two categories:“prints” are larger than 5x7, but no larger than 16x20; “Snapshots” are 5x7 or smaller. Prints may be framed or may be matted only.There must be sturdy backs and hangers or eye-screw and wire for hanging on a pegboard-type display. Haney County Fair is not responsible for broken frames or glass. Snapshots should NOT be framed, should be mounted on cardstock, so they can be displayed using pushpins/thumbtacks. An “UP” arrow and name needs to be on each photo back. 2 – All prints exhibited at the Harney County fair in previous years and prints that are essentially the same as previously exhibited are ineligible. Prints and snap- shots must be exposed by the entrant, although the processing may be done by others. 3- All pho- tos are entered as prints or snapshots, whether taken with a film or digital camera. However, if a photograph has been computer-enhanced, (Photoshop) it will be entered in class F. Superintendent Kate Cunningham Entries close at 8 p.m. Wednesday Sept.6 Only one entry per category First: $2 • Second: $1.50 • Professionals: Ribbons Only Class A – Black and White Prints 4.Architecture a.Wildlife Three (3) to six (6) photos mounted Lot No. a. Buildings b. Flowers together in a display 16x20 inches or 1. Scenic 5.Abstract c.Animals less a. Landscapes a. Primarily showing pattern or de- d. Butterflies and other insects a. Progression b.Vistas sign e. Other plants b. Related subject c. Sunrise or sunsets 6. Still life, studies of any other type of f. Fish and reptiles 8. Miscellaneous.Any subject not listed d. Seascapes subject g. Birds 9. Special effects 2. Nature 7. Series 3. Human interest Class C – Color Prints a.Wildlife Three (3) to six (6) photos mounted a. Portrait (individual face) Lot No. b. Flowers together in a display 16x20 inches or b. Portrait (group) 1. Scenic c.Animals less c. Children a. Landscapes d. Butterflies and other insects a. Progression d.Adults b.Vistas e. Other plants b. Related subject e. People at work and play c. Sunrise or sunsets f. Fish and reptiles 8. Miscellaneous.Any subject not listed f. Humor d. Seascapes g. Birds 9. Special effects g. Patriotic 3. Human interest Class B - Black and white Snapshots 4.Architecture 2. Nature a.Wildlife a. Portrait (individual face) Lot No. a. Buildings b. Flowers b. Portrait (group) 1. Scenic 5.Abstract c.Animals c. Children a. Landscapes a. Primarily showing pattern or de- d. Butterflies and other insects d.Adults b.Vistas sign e. Other plants e. People at work and play c. Sunrise or sunsets 6. Still life, studies of any other type of f. Fish and reptiles f. Humor d. Seascapes subject g. Birds g. Patriotic 7. Series 2. Nature TOWN &COUNTRY GARDNER ENTERPRISES INSURANCE Wholesale Distribution Serving Harney & Grant County Since 1966 Auto ~ Home ~ Farm ~ Ranch ~ Boat Business Owner Coca-Cola • Sprite • Dr. Pepper Monte Simmons Minute Maid • Barq’s Root Beer 541-573-1183 Agent 771 Ponderosa Village 1-888-573-2311 P.O. Box 790 195 NE 2nd Avenue Burns, OR 97720 John Day, OR Enjoy The Fair!!! 541-575-1410 PAGE 38 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ PHOTOGRAPHY 3. Human interest d.Adults a. Portrait (individual face) e. People at work and play 3. Human interest c. Children f. Humor a. Portrait (individual face) b. Portrait (group) g. Patriotic b. Portrait (group) e. People at work and play c. Children 4.Architecture c. Children f. Humor d.Adults a. Buildings d.Adults g. Patriotic e. People at work and play 5.Abstract e. People at work and play 4.Architecture f. Humor a. Primarily showing pattern or de- f. Humor a. Buildings g. Patriotic sign g. Patriotic 5.Abstract 4.Architecture 6. Still life, studies of any other type of 4.Architecture a. Primarily showing pattern or de- a. Buildings subject a. Buildings sign 5.Abstract 7. Series 5.Abstract 6. Still life, studies of any other type of a. Primarily showing pattern or de- Three (3) to six (6) photos mounted a. Primarily showing pattern or de- subject sign together in a display 16x20 inches or sign 7. Series 6. Still life, studies of any other type of less 6. Still life, studies of any other type of Three (3) to six (6) photos mounted subject a. Progression subject together in a display 16x20 inches or 7. Series b. Related subject 7. Series less Three (3) to six (6) photos mounted 8. Miscellaneous.Any subject not listed Three (3) to six (6) photos mounted a. Progression together in a display 16x20 inches or 9. Special effects together in a display 16x20 inches or b. Related subject less Class E – Current Fair Theme less 8. Miscellaneous.Any subject not listed a. Progression Lot No. a. Progression 9. Special effects b. Related subject b. Related subject 8. Miscellaneous.Any subject not listed 1. Use Fair theme, print 8. Miscellaneous.Any subject not listed Class H – Display Only 2. Use fair theme, snapshot 9. Special effects 9. Special effects 3. Use fair theme, series three (3) to six Class D- Color Snapshot (6) photos mounted together in a dis- Class G- Semi-professional (color or Lot No. play, 16x20 inches or less in size black and white or snapshot) 1. Scenic Class F – computer-enhanced photos Lot No. a. Landscapes (color or black and white) 1. Scenic b.Vistas Lot No. a. Landscapes c. Sunrise or sunsets 1. Scenic b.Vistas d. Seascapes c. Sunrise or sunsets 2. Nature a. Landscapes d. Seascapes b.Vistas a.Wildlife c. Sunrise or sunsets 2. Nature b. Flowers d. Seascapes a.Wildlife c.Animals 2. Nature b. Flowers d. Butterflies and other insects a.Wildlife c.Animals e. Other plants b. Flowers d. Butterflies and other insects f. Fish and reptiles c.Animals e. Other plants g. Birds f. Fish and reptiles 3. Human interest d. Butterflies and other insects g. Birds e. Other plants a. Portrait (individual face) f. Fish and reptiles 3. Human interest b. Portrait (group) g. Birds a. Portrait (individual face) c. Children b. Portrait (group) d.Adults 1103 Oregon Avenue • Burns, OR 97702 541-573-3614 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 39

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ HOBBIES What Do You Do For Fun? All plates and pictures ready to hang at entry. Work previously exhibited at the Harney County Fair will not be accepted. Each exhibitor must take responsibility for exhibitor’s own work. The Harney County Fair Board will not assume responsibility in case of accidental damage. Two small items or one large item makes an exhibit unless otherwise stated. Superintendent Selena Westlake Entries close at 8p.m. – Wednesday, Sept. 6 First: $2 • Second: $1.50 • Professionals: Ribbons Only Class A – Crafts c. Fair theme d. Fabric h.Watch band d. Hanging tables Lot No. d. Other e. Silk i. Other e. Purse 1.Antiques 8. Collection (3-10 pieces) f.Wreath 17. Leather f.Wall hanging a. Bottles 9. Cone work g. Fair theme a. Belts g. Fair theme b. Collection, three (3) to 10. Creative plastic h. Other b. Clothing h. Other ten (10) pieces 11. Decoupage 15. Glass c. Hand items 20. Magnets c. Single 12. Dolls a. Carnival d. Miniature detail 21. Metal craft d.Toy a. Mop b. Depression e. Lacing a. Enameling e. Book b. Rag c. Etched f.Tooling b. Hammered f. Fair theme c.Yarn d. Stained g. Saddle c. Knives 2. Batik d. Fair theme e. Painted h. Fair theme d. Fair theme 3. Beadwork e. Other f. Purple i. Shoes e. Other a. Perle bead 13. Dough art g. Fair theme j. Other 22. Models b. Pony bead a. Clay h. Stepping stones 18. Lego (Please have in a box) a.Airplane c. Seed bead b. Play dough i. Other a. Multiple b. Cars d. Fair Theme c. Femo 16. Jewelry b. Single c. Diorama e. Other d. Entomology a. Barrettes c. Lego-like d. Military 4. Bottle craft e. Fair theme b. Bracelet d. Erector e. Rockets and spaceships 5. Candles f. Other c. Earrings e. Fair theme f. Ships 6. China 14. Flowers d. Necklace 19. Macramé g.Trucks 7. Clocks a.Arrangement e. Pins a. Belts h. Mosaic a. Electric b.Artificial f. Sets b. Chair b.Weighted c. Dried g. Fair theme c. Hangers HINES MARKET COLLEGE NOW? SURE. IN HARNEY COUNTY? YES! Fast, friendly, small town service GAS - DIESEL NON ETHANOL FUEL Treasure Valley Eastern Oregon ICE - PROPANE - SNACKS Community College University 103 Hwy. 20 South Lisa Moody- Program Manager Tom Wallis - Program Manager 541-573-1576 541-573-5012 Hines, OR • 541-573-6341 Fax: 541-573-3721 [email protected] Eric & Tara Woodworth Tanis Hughes - GED/ABS Instructor PAGE 40 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair premium list ~ HOBBIES i. Fair theme 42. String art d.Acrylic g. Seasonal 7. Specimen natural or in the j. Other 43.Taxidermy e. Other h. Other rough 24. Novelties a.Animals 10. Original designs 11.Tube ballpoint painting 8. Other 25. Paper b. Birds 11. Porcelain a.Textile or fabric Class E – Fossils a. Cutting c. Other 12. Pottery b. Picture Lot No. b. Handmade 44.Tin can craft a. Hand controlled c.Velvets 1. Invertebrate c. Origami 45.Wall hanging b.Wheel thrown d.Wall hanging 2. Mixed d. Cards 46.Weaving c. Poured 12. Unoriginal art 3. Plant, excluding petrified e. Fair theme a. Basket d. Other 13. Pastel wood, Five (5) pieces f. Collection (handmade) b. Hitched horse hair 13. Seasonal 14. Other 4.Vertebrate 26. Paper Mache c. Pine needle 14. Stains Class D – Gemstones and min- 5. Other 27. Photo album d.Twisted hair a.Antique stains erals a. Fair theme e.Yarn b. Details Class F – Plastic embedment, Lot No. 28. Plastic/duct tape f. Plastic c. Dry brushing gemstone, fossils and miscella- 1. Bookends, paperweights or a. Multi g. Braiding d. Pastels neous table pieces,Two (2) items or b. Single h. Fair theme e. Oil Lot No. one (1) pair. c. Seasonal i. Cradle boards f.Acrylic 1. Clock face, plaques, etc. 2. Display of finished cabochon d. Fair theme j. Other 15. Stone 2. Lamps and lampshades pieces, eight (8). e. Other 47.Woodworking 16. Southwestern 3. Lazy Susan or tray 3. Mounted gemstones, jewelry, 29. Plaster craft a. Birdhouse 17. Underglaze 4. Small articles five (5) pieces a. Detail b. Boats a. Sponge, technique 5.Table top, other 4. Obsidian b. Pastels c. Carving b. Other 6. Other a.Arrowheads c. Stain d. Frames 18. Fair theme b.Axes Class G – small resin craft d. Other e. Furniture Class C – Painting Hobbies c. Knives Lot No. 30. Rawhide work f. Lathe Lot No. 5. Rock collection 1.Ashtray a. Hackamore / Bosal g. Lawn decoration 1. Fabric, using dye or paint 6. Specimen with at least one 2. Paperweight b. Reins h. 3-D picture 2. Folk painting natural and polished surface 3. Pen set c. Rope i. Novelties a.Animals 4. Other d.Whip or quirt j.Toys wall hanging b. People e. Other k.Wood burning Class H – Display only c. Seasonal 31. Sand art l. Fair theme d. Other Class I – Recycle/Reuse 32. Saw, painted m. Other 3. Jackets 33. Scarves/Fleece blankets 48. Other a. Decorated 34. Scrapbooks 49. Fair theme b. Painted a. Pages (2-4) 50. Fleece blanket c. Other 35. Scratch art 51. Form art 4. Paint by number a. Group 52. Scrimshaw 5. Stamping b. Single Class B – ceramics 6. Stencil 36. Seasonal Lot No. a. Furniture 37. Shadow box 1.Air brushing b. Other 38. Skulls a. Stain 7. Sweatshirts a. Painted b. Underglaze a. Decorated b. Fair theme 2.Animals b. Painted c. Other 3. Combinations c. Other 39. Soap making a.Antiqued glaze and un- 8.T-shirts a. Bar derglaze a. Freehand b. Liquid b. Stain and glazes b. Pattern c. Laundry c. Stained glass c. Sponge paint 40. Southwestern 4. Crystal glazes d.Tie-dyed 41. Special a.Textured glaze e. Other a. Family project 5. Decals 9.Texture paints b. Father and daughter proj- 6. Dolls 10.Tole painting ect 7. Glaze (controlled, flowing, a.Animals c. Father and son project etc.) b. Birds d. Grandparent and child 8. Lamps c. Flowers project 9. Lusters d. Fruit and veg- e. Mother and daughter a. Halo etables project b. Gold e. People f. Mother and son project c. Mother of pearl f. Scenes 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 41

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4-H & FFA Livestock Auction 2016 Buyers 2017 Harney County Fair 4B Nursery Finger Print Window Cleaning Owens Heavy Construction Whitby Farms 7 Bar K Frank Catterson Patti Wilson Yenks Farms A & G Transportation Fred Skunkcap Peila Ranches Robbins Equipment Acme Pest Geo Farms Phase 3 Farms Herb & Ann Vloedman ACW GI Ranch Producers Livestock Marketing Helena Chemical Allen Dean Logging Gretchen Bates Reid Ranch Rick & Jessica Habein Anderson Valley Supply Hammond Ranches Reid Country Store Old West Federal Credit Union Badger Adventures Harvest Capital Company Riddle Ranches Jerry & Linda Miller Baker Ranch Hotchkiss Cattle Co. Roaring Springs Ranch Otley Land & Cattle Bank of Eastern Oregon Jack & Bonnie Smith Robbins Equipment Dry Mountain Ranch Baron’s Tree Service Jack Dowell Rock Creek Ranch A&G Haigh Transportation Best Western Inn Jake Stephens Ross Otley Midstate Power Sports Bill & Jackie Dunbar Jiffy Electric Sage Country Vet Camp Equipment Big R JR Davis Schaefer Fencing Phillip & Lorissa Singhose Blackburn Real Estate Juniper Ranch Schott Ag & Air Masie Custis Buermann’s Ranch Meats Ken Thomas Real Estate Selco Credit Union Mary Otley Bull Mart Kenny Bentz Senior Center Cory Shelman & Superior Livestock Burns & Mardy Stewart King Trucking Shriners Auction C&B Sanitary LaFollette’s Chapel Silvies River Ranch Field Station Carol & Alfred Dunten Larry & Arlene Woodell Simplot Chad Boyd & Amy Smith Castor Idoeta Larry Imbach Steven & Mandy Hoyt Ketscher Cattle Co. Central Oregon Ranch Supply Lebanon Auction Yard Sun Mountain Fun Center Maag Angus, Oft Angus, Vallad Cattle Clearwater Pump & Irrigation Les Schwab Symmetry Care Ron Schirm Dan Courtney Louie & Melodi Molt Theresa & Ten Yoshioka Seven T Ranch Dan Winn Lowell & Marty Goold The Pine Room Law Office of Jon Lamborn David Smerski Mark & Polly O’toole Thompson Ranch Harris Ranch Dean & Noreen Shelman Matt & Dally Zander Tom & Mary Norton Jack & Bonnie Smith Dennis Buermann Matt & Lisa King Tony & Diane Urizar Tom & Mary Norton Donald & Katherine Doverspike Miler Ranch Tree Top Ranches Red Barn Land, Livestock & Transport Doug Murphy NewSun Energy Twin Buttes LLC The Insurance Group Mark & Susan Doverspike Noreen & Dean Shelman US Bank Jeni Stevens and David Warn Ebar Oil Norm & Ann Clark Vale Vet Burns Dental Group, LLC Ed Staub & Sons Norton Cattle Co. Vern Brown Jr. Real Estate Bauer Ag Enterprises Ed’s Fastbreak Oster Professional Group Western Drilling Travis & Linda Williams Fairview Trucking Owens Hay Western Video Market Gourmet & Gadgets A Great Big Thank You! Buermann’s Ranch Meats CUSTOM CUTTING & SLAUGHTERING “Your Friendly Hometown Butcher” Game Processing • Custom Orders • Retail • Lamb • Beef • Pork 4 Blocks east of Bank of Eastern Oregon • 397 N. Elm • PO Box69 • Burns, OR 97720 Phone: 541-573-2677 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 43

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H & FFA 4-H/FFA Livestock Exhibits Harney County Extension Service Harney County Courthouse 450 N Buena Vista #10 Burns, Oregon Phone 573-2506 or 573-7474 Shana Withee, Dustin Johnson ~ Extension Staff 4-H/FFA LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS SCHEDULE Sunday – Sept. 10, 2017 animal in the market and showmanship classes. Special circum- 7:00 am Load Market Animals stances will be handled by a committee consisting of the 4-H Fair Tuesday – Sept. 5, 2017 1:00 pm Open Class & breeding animals may be Superintendent, Barn Superintendent, 4-H Agent or FFA Advisor and 7:30am Horse Exhibitors meeting removed from the fairgrounds. Harney County Stockgrowers Association Representative. 8:00am 4-H/FFA Horse Show Stall decorations may be removed from stalls 7. All animals will be weighed for a final time at fair check-in. Beef 1:00-8:00pm 4-H Exhibits Received Premiums will be paid September 25, 2017 Swine, Sheep and Goats will be weighed from noon to 6pm on at Awards night Wednesday, September 6, 2017. Wednesday – Sept. 6, 2017 8. Bill of Sale, transportation slips, COOL forms and Health forms will 7:00-9:00am Vet Check Dogs and Small Animals Tuesday,August 1, 5pm – 4-H Record Books due in the 4-H office in be turned in to the weigh clerk at the time the animal is weighed. 8:00am – 1:00pm 4-H Dog Show, Show Arena 1 the courthouse. All 4-H members must have a wrist band to enter Health inspections will be performed by the Fair Veterinarian on all Noon – 6:00pm All livestock proceed through vet the fair grounds.All stall fees must be paid by August 1, 2017. animals BEFORE entry to the fairgrounds is allowed. The attending check, received & in place veterinarian and the Livestock Committee will have the final say on 1:00pm 4-H/Open Llama Show,Arena 1 4-H/FFA LIVESTOCK SALE RULES any health issues that may arise from the health inspection. Those 1:00-8:00pm 4-H Exhibits Judging 1. The objective of this sale is to provide an outlet for market stock animals not passing will be removed from the fairgrounds immedi- *Register Breeding Projects with Livestock Clerk in the 4-H and FFA animal projects. This sale is part of the consumer ately. NO 4-H/FFA or Open Class livestock will be allowed on the *Turn in Shriner Tickets & money at weigh in. education efforts of 4-H and FFA with focus on marketing at proper fairgrounds without a vet inspection. *Animal weights will be final for all animals. 9.Animals under or over the following weights will NOT be eligible weight, quality grade and producing a desirable carcass from the to participate in the 4-H/FFA Livestock Auction. consumer and producer standpoint. Thursday – Sept. 7, 2017 2.An auction of market animals meeting the specifications outlined Beef: Under 1,000 pounds 7:45am Livestock Exhibitors meeting-Show Arena in these guidelines and exhibited at the Harney County Fair will be Or Over 1,700 pounds 8:00 am FFA and 4-H Market animal judging held at 4:00pm on Saturday. No show sticks or canes allowed in the Sheep: Under 100 pounds Begins with Sheep in Arena 1 followed by auction pen for safety reasons. (Senior beef participants have the Or Over 170 pounds beef. option to carry a show stick) Swine: Under 220 pounds Begins with Pigs in Arena 2 followed by 3.All animals in the market animal program must have been owned, Or Over 310 pounds goats in the possession of and reside within the Harney County fair dis- Goats: Under 60 pounds 9:00 am 4-H Rabbit Show (Sr., Int., Jr.) trict from March/June weigh-in through Fair weigh-in. Animals must Or Over 150 pounds Followed by 4-H Poultry Show be tagged and initially weighed in on the date set by the Fair Live- Rabbits: Under 3.5 pounds Followed by Open Poultry/Rabbits stock Committee in order to be sold at the sale.This date will be Sat- Or Over 7 pounds Small Animal Round Robin urday March 11, 2017 for Beef projects, Wednesday, June 14, 2017 Underweight animals may be entered in the “Feeder” Class to be 10:00am – 8:00pm 4-H Exhibit Hall Open for Sheep & Goats.Thursday, June 15 for Swine. If conflicts arise with shown onThursday but will NOT be eligible to be sold at theAuction. 1:00 pm (approx.) FFA &4-H Breeding Project judging the tagging date, animals will be tagged before the tagging date Overweight animals may be exhibited in showmanship classes ONLY. Open Show Livestock judging THEY MAY NOT BE EXHIBITED IN BREEDING CLASSES!! and then will not be eligible for the rate of gain/carcass contest. 10.All participants may exhibit only ONE (1) market animal regard- Those exhibitors tagging two animals must declare which market Friday – Sept. 8, 2017 animal they will bring to fair by the first Tuesday in August to the less of the number of projects exhibited at fair. 7:45 am Livestock Exhibitors Meeting-Show Arena Fair Livestock Director. Any tags that do not match the initial tagging 11. Sale order by species will be Beef, Rabbits, Swine, Chickens, 8:00 am FFA and 4-H Showmanship judging number fair weigh in will be declared ineligible for show or sale and Sheep & Goats. The individual order of sale will be by random draw Begins with FFA Sheep in Arena 1 followed by will be removed from the fairgrounds immediately. for all of the entrants. Champions, Reserve champions will have their beef 4. Fair entry forms, stall reservation forms and bedding fees shall be choice of order and will be noted in the sale catalog. Carcass of Begins with FFA Pigs in Arena 2 followed by submitted to the Extension office by August 1, 2017. (Stall reserva- merit winners will be noted in the sale catalog. goats tions should be filled out for each club by the 4-H leader or FFA ad- 12.Any animal receiving a white ribbon in a market class will not be 2:00pm Round Robin eligible to be sold at the livestock auction. No signs will be posted visor.) 5. Each market animal must bring a completed OSU Health Record on the fairgrounds advertising white ribbon animals for sale. Saturday – Sept. 9, 2017 form to be turned in at Fair weigh-in that includes animal birth date 13. No ribbons, glitter, bows or any artificial decorations are allowed 9:00am Parade and state of origin. Sheep & Goats need a completed COOL form. in the ring during the sale. 4:00pm 4-H FFA Livestock Auction 6.All animals sold must be entered and shown by the owner of the PAGE 44 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H & FFA 14. All eligible 4-H/FFA market animals must go wormers must be documented on the OSU Health show arenas) be enrolled in the project in which they exhibit. No through the sale to slaughter. Carcass data will be Record. While some veterinary medications and Tuesday: Horses exceptions. obtained on steers, sheep, hogs & goats. vaccines are recommended for normal animal pro- Wednesday: All species 2. Classes for all contestants and exhibitors are 15. Animals which have been previously sold duction, their use must be carefully controlled. All Thursday: Beef based on the 4-H member’s age as of September through a finished market animal sale connected animal exhibitors must follow label directions and Friday: Swine 1, 2016. Junior – 9 - 11. Intermediate – 12 - 14. with a fair or livestock show are not eligible for adhere to withdrawal time periods. No tranquiliz- Saturday: Sheep & Goats Senior – 15 - 19. exhibition. ers or other similar products are allowed. Failure Sunday: All species 3. No 4-H exhibit of any kind will be accepted 16. Consignment of livestock will be to the Harney to observe veterinary medication regulations will without a completed 4-H Record Book turned in County Stockgrowers Association and deduction result in disqualification or condemnation of your CARCASS AWARDS to the 4-H Office by the August 1, 2017 deadline. of 4 percent of the sale price of each animal will be exhibit, and removal from the fairgrounds. Carcasses will be graded by ultrasound at fair 4.All 4-H exhibits will be judged on a Danish Sys- made in lieu of any other selling charges to offset weigh-in. Carcass scores will be calculated based tem, where each exhibit is judged against a stan- the cost of conducting the sale. Students may show in FFA and 4-H, but can only on the Oregon Carcass of Merit program. Carcass dard and awarded a 1st Premium – Blue, 2nd 17.ALL exhibitors with market animals will receive sell ONE market animal. Enterprises carried in 4- Awards will be given Sunday at the 4-H Awards Premium – Red, or 3rd Premium – White. Cham- their checks at the Extension office from Septem- H during the current year may not be exhibited in Ceremony held at 3pm. pion and Reserve Champion Rosettes may be ber 25-29, 2017. Thank you notes to buyers will be the FFA division by an FFA member. BEEF awarded in each class. Grand Champion and Re- turned in to the office before receiving checks. Ex- Champion Steer Carcass $100.00 serve Grand Champion Rosettes may be awarded hibitors will provide $2.00 for postage of the Exhibitors must have had legal ownership, pos- Reserve Champion Steer Carcass $50.00 in each division. Rosettes awarded at Judges’ dis- photo boards by August 1, 2017. session of their animals, and animals must reside Each Steer Carcass of Merit $35.00 cretion. 18. When a person purchases an animal for their in the Harney County fair district from March/June SHEEP 5.All 4-H Premiums will be paid on a point system own use and the carcass does not grade on the rail weigh-in through Fair weigh-in in order to be sold Champion Lamb Carcass $100.00 whereby all blue ribbons will receive four (4) as estimated by the judge, it will be the purchaser’s at the sale. Animals must be tagged and initially Reserve Champion Lamb Carcass $50.00 points, red ribbons will receive three (3) points and responsibility to accept the carcass as graded. weighed-in on the tagging date by a member of Each Lamb Carcass of Merit $35.00 white ribbons will receive one (1) point. Points will Carcasses will be graded by ultrasound of live an- the Fair Livestock Committee in order to be sold SWINE be totaled for all members’ exhibits and one check imal at final weigh in at fair. at the sale. If conflicts arise with the tagging date Champion Swine Carcass $100.00 or cash issued per member. Price per point will be 19. Artificial coloring of any animal or any artifi- animals will be tagged earlier than the tagging Reserve Champion Swine Carcass $50.00 determined by totaling all 4-H exhibitors’ points cial means of removing or remedying physical de- date and then will not be eligible for the rate of Each Hog of Merit $35.00 into a said amount budgeted by the Harney fect of the conformation in animals such as lifting gain/carcass contest. GOATS County Fair Board. No premium will be paid on or filling under the skin will be considered as fraud Stall reservations and bedding fees will be turned Champion Goat Carcass $100.00 judging contests. All other exhibits and contests and deception. All animals giving evidence of such in to the Extension office by August 1, along with Reserve Champion Goat Carcass $50.00 will receive premiums. Premium money will not treatment before or after slaughter will result in the fair entry form. Each 4-H leader or FFA advisor Each Goat of Merit1 $35.00 be paid out until 4pm on Sunday of fair. Premium the owner being barred from future shows, and all should fill out a club stall request to be turned in. money will be available at the Extension Office for awards and sale proceeds will be withheld from All beef must be broke to halter and must be dou- 30 days after fair. the current show. ble tied with separate ropes (neck ropes and hal- Carcass of Maximum 4-H/FFA premium total will be deter- When purchasing an animal from the sale it is ter ropes). Bulls shown in the 4-H/FFA breeding mined by the fair board on a yearly basis. noted that payment is expected the night of the classes will all be under 1 year of age and are cov- MeritAward sale. If not able to pay that night, payment is ex- ered by the No Nose Tong rule. GENERAL 4-H LIVESTOCK pected within 7 days of the auction at the Bank of All sheep must be slick shorn before fair. Sponsor: Harney Electric SHOWMANSHIP Eastern Oregon. Each livestock exhibitor must compete in at least Cooperative! All livestock exhibitors must participate in Show- one showmanship contest in addition to their re- manship Contests relating to their exhibits to sell 4-H/FFA Livestock spective market class or they will not be allowed to Thank you for 50 years of awards! in the auction or receive premiums. GENERAL RULES sell their animal. 4-H members are to do their own work in fitting ANIMAL SCIENCE Any exhibited animals may be used in the judging and training for the show. Junior and first year contest at the discretion of the respective superin- GRAND CHAMPION 4-H/FFA All livestock, except horses will be checked in be- tendent. LIVESTOCK SHOWMAN ROUND contestants only may have assistance by senior tween noon and 6pm. Stall cards must be filled members of 4-H with hoof trimming, clipping and out and displayed. All stalls and pens must be cleaned by 8:00am ROBIN CONTEST blocking, but should do the work themselves. Any animal that cannot be safely handled by the daily. Any owner or exhibitor not properly caring ChampionWinners in Beef, Sheep, Swine, and Goat Sheep are to be slick shorn before being weighed exhibitor as determined by the Fair Livestock Su- for livestock will be requested to remove their an- showmanship will compete against each other for in on fair day. Sheep and goats must have federal imals from the fairgrounds and will not be allowed perintendent and Fair Livestock Committee will be to compete for prizes offered, (this includes feed, Grand Champion 4-H & FFA Showman. Each 4-H Scrapies identification tags in place before initial removed from competition and the fairgrounds. contestant will be judged on their showmanship weigh-in. Nose Tongs/Nose Rings or other forms of artificial water and stall care as determined by the Fair live- of four all six types of animals. Each FFA member All stalls and pens must be cleaned by 8:00 am control (other than a normal or show halter) are stock committee). Premium money will not be will be judged on three types of animals, beef, daily. Premium money will not be awarded until NOT PERMITTED. awarded until all stalls and pens are cleaned at the sheep and swine. No entry required. all stalls and pens are cleaned. end of fair and a slip from the barn superintendent All Beef and Dairy cattle females 12 months of age is signed. A $35.00 fee will be charged to any ex- Entrants may only show one species in Round NO BREEDING ANIMALS WILL BE REMOVED BE- or older must be vaccinated for Brucellosis (Bangs Robin. If an entrant wins more than one species, FORE 1:00PM SUNDAY without permission of the disease). hibitor who does not clean their stall (tack stalls they may choose which species they wish to enter superintendent. All sheep and goats will have Scrapies tags in included) this fee will be deducted from your Round Robin with, the Reserve Champion in the place at the June weigh- in. All goats will have check. other class will then have the opportunity to enter 4-H LargeAnimal Breeding NO BREEDING ANIMALS WILL BE REMOVED BE- their horns tipped or will be dehorned. FORE 1:00PM SUNDAY (without permission of the for the species not chosen. Project Rules All market sheep tails should meet the AVMA rec- The Round Robin contest will take place at 2pm 1. All animals must be tattooed by the June 15 ommended standards for tail length. We recom- superintendent). Decorations will remain up for on Friday following the Showmanship classes. deadline. Complete and return registration form mend that lambs’ tails be docked at the level of the public to view until 1pm on Sunday. to the Extension Office by June 15. A breeding an- the distal end of the caudal tail fold and at the ear- 4-H SPECIFIC RULES imal must be shown each successive year to retain liest age practicable. COMMUNITY SERVICE DAYS 1. Entries will be accepted only from enrolled Har- eligibility. Health Inspections will be administered by the at- Each SPECIES (4-H & FFA) will be responsible for ney County 4-H members. All 4-H members must 2. Limit one (1) entry per class. An exhibit may in- tending veterinarian on Wednesday, before entry cleaning the general area: (this includes the tent be registered for 4-H by March 1. Members must clude a female/offspring pair. Classes will be those to the fairgrounds, all medications, vaccines and area, alleyways and around the outside of the 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACE PAGE 45

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H & FFA listed in the Harney County Fair, Rodeo and Race limited to advising. Any FFA animals fitted for 4-H/FFA HERDSMANSHIP meet Premium book. Awards are showing by adults or professionals will be declared 3.Animal may be registered or commercial stock. sponsored by ineligible for premiums. CONTEST 4. All breeding entries must be owned by the 4-H 6. All FFA exhibitors must submit an up to date Herdsmanship is to help 4-H members learn skills member and records for each animal must be in Town & Country Insurance project record book to their agriculture teacher in in the proper care of animals, courtesy, coopera- the member’s 4-H record book. For production order to verify the exhibit as part of their SAE pro- tion, safety, and neatness. It is also to help learn classes a copy of the 4-H Breeding record is Monte Simmons, Agent gram. Any project challenged and not substanti- skills in making a presentable exhibit for the pub- needed to show the judge at fair. ated by up to date records prior to premium lic. Awards will be presented to each member of 5. Breeding animals must be weighed and tattoo payment will forfeit payment. the club, based on their group behavior. The 4-H verified by 6pm Wednesday of the Harney County BEEF & DAIRY CATTLE: 7. FFA members wishing to participate in the mar- Livestock Club exhibiting the best herdsmanship Fair. $10 Cash award will be given to each exhibit ket stock sale must follow sale committee rules; will be given special recognition. Herdsmanship shown two or more years in a row. including tagging, livestock residency and form/de- is a mandatory activity. Participation in the con- Rules: $20 Cash award will be given to offspring of an claration submission dates as listed in the general test is mandatory. 1. Futurity animals must be shown each succes- exhibit shown in the previous year rules. Independents will be grouped together in stalls sive year to retain eligibility with the exception of Sheep, Swine & Dairy Goats: 8. Chapters may exhibit as individuals if the chap- and judged as a unit. a veterinarian’s excuse. $5 Cash award will be given to each exhibit shown ter owns the exhibit. 2.This futurity is for breeding females only two or more years in a row 9. Champion award will be named in division only Dairy, Beef, Goat, Sheep & Swine 3. Bulls, Rams and Boars may be shown only as an $10 Cash award will be given to offspring of an when there are three or more exhibits owned by 1. Only chapters are eligible for the rotational offspring of a previous year’s futurity entry. exhibit shown the previous year. two or more exhibitors. herdsmanship trophies. 4. Exhibitors may only enter one (1) exhibit per Rabbits, Poultry & Small Animals 10. The superintendent may combine divisions if 2.All herdsmanship must be done by members. breed in each age class. (An exhibit may include $5 Cash award will be given to each exhibit shown not sufficient competition. 3. Livestock herdsmanship contests help teach club pairs, flocks or other multiple animal groups). two or more years in a row 11. If there are more than seven market animals, members to be courteous, cooperate with others 5. All futurity entries must be owned by the 4-H $10 Cash award will be given to offspring of an the class will be divided into weight lots. If there and take proper care of their animals. member and records for each animal must be kept exhibit shown the previous year. are more than seven exhibitors in the showman- Basis for scoring: in the member’s 4-H record book. ship competition, the class will be divided into Club members (25) 6. Registered and commercial breeding animal FFA SPECIFIC RULES novice and advanced lots. Appearance 5 projects are both encouraged. Separate classes 1.The right to exhibit in this division is open to FFA 12. Any FFA exhibitor violating fair rules or guilty Friendliness 5 and awards will be generated as the number of members of Harney County FFA chapters, Junior of undesirable conduct may be penalized by for- Cooperation 5 entries warrants. High FFA members in the summer following their feiture of all premiums earned at the discretion of Work done by member 10 7. All futurity entries will be tagged and tattooed 7th and 8th grade year, who are active FFA mem- the FFA management. Animals (25) for permanent identification. Heifers will be iden- bers with local, state and national dues paid, as 13. All livestock exhibitors must be accompanied Securely tied or penned 5 tified by brucellosis tag number but will also be well as enrolled in an agricultural education pro- by their chapter advisor or an officially designated Clean and comfortable 10 tattooed for permanent identification. gram with an approved SAE program, may exhibit. replacement. Officially designated replacements Regularly fed & cared for 10 8. All futurity entries must be weighed and tat- 2. It shall be entirely up to the exhibitor to show must be listed at the FFA office. Members not so Barns (50) tooed by the June 15 weigh-in. his/her animal in the proper class. See general accompanied will not be allowed to show. Feed/equipment/safety 20 9. Ewe lambs, does and gilts must be shown for rules. 14. All FFA members will remove and clean bed- Alley/stalls & pens 25 the first time in their respective under 12-month 3. Any question arising and not governed by the ding from their pens and stalls prior to moving out Stall cards 5 of age class. premium book shall be governed by the FFA Advi- on Sunday afternoon. Failure to do so will result in Total 100 10. Heifers must be shown for the first time in the sors. premiums being withheld from the exhibitor. A under 12 month, 12-18 month, or 18-24 month of 4. All FFA animals must be “stalled” in their as- $35.00 fee will be charged by the Livestock Com- FFA SHOWMAN CREED age class. signed sections. Any animals not in their assigned mittee for any stalls not cleaned and will be de- As a showman, I believe in being honest and not Futurity Awards area will be disqualified. ducted from the exhibitor’s auction check. taking unfair advantage of my fellow FFA mem- Note: futurity cash awards are based on two or 5. All care and fitting of animals must be done by 15. Official dress for Oregon FFA livestock ex- bers. I am proud to be a member of the FFA and more year of entry. To be eligible for cash awards the FFA members. Involvement of adults must be hibitors; white collared shirt/blouse, official FFA subscribe to its Code of Ethics and I demonstrate you must have shown the same animals for two tie/scarf, official FFA jacket zipped to the top and good sportsmanship at all times. consecutive years. black pants/slacks or jeans. Official dress must be I believe in the humane treatment of animals worn at the awards presentation, during the mar- under my care. I treat them with respect and pro- ket animal auction and while exhibiting a project vide for their wellbeing at all times. I do not use registered in any of the FFA divisions. abusive or questionable techniques when show- 16.All FFA members selling market animals at the ing my animals, or do I resort to fraudulent, illegal market stock sale will submit a handwritten or deceptive practices when fitting them for show. buyer’s thank you letter on official FFA stationery I believe that my participation in the FFA Livestock or stationery approved by their respective FFA ad- Program should serve to demonstrate my own visor. Those letters will be turned in to their re- ability and skill as a feeder and fitter. I do my own spective FFA advisor prior to their checking out on work and accept only advice and support from Sunday afternoon. Individual market sale checks others. will not be awarded until participants submit a I am proud of the official FFA jacket and do not suitable buyer thank you to their respective chap- allow or participate in activities that serve to dis- ter advisor. credit it or the chapter it represents. I am confi- 17. Animals entered in the FFA division must be dent in my own abilities in the show ring and do made available for use in the livestock, dairy cat- not need, nor will I tolerate, coaching from the tle or showmanship contests unless excused by the sidelines. I quickly follow the instructions of the superintendent. officials and do my best to make the show better for everyone. PAGE 46 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H & FFA I understand that I have an important role in edu- hibitors being so disqualified or barred from show- 771115230 4-H members flock. 721101030 Senior heifer calf 6 – 12 months cating the public about animal agriculture. I take ing. Producing ewe, yearling ewe and lamb owned by 721101050 Junior yearling heifer 12 – 18 this responsibility to the FFA and my industry seri- 4. Members exhibiting livestock are required to the same 4-H member months ously. make entry for the Showmanship in at least one Sheep Showmanship 721101060 Senior yearling heifer 18 – 24 division their livestock is entered. Members who 771500001 Junior months FFA RECORD BOOK exhibit livestock and poultry/rabbits are required 771500002 Intermediate 721101070 Junior cow, must have calved within Beginning record books will be defined as students to show in a showmanship class for both areas. A 771500003 Senior the preceding 12 months with projects that are exhibiting for the first time showmanship entry may be made for each kind of Wool and Mohair 721101080 Senior cow, must have calved within at the Harney County Fair. This is limited to stu- livestock entered. The entry is to be shown on SF- Fleeces must have been shorn in current year and the preceding 12 months dents holding the green hand degree and students 1 and SF-2. Animals shown for showmanship be from ewes owned by the 4-H member. Each Special classes – Animals must have been that are no higher than the summer following their must have shown in an FFA conformation class in fleece must have a 4-H Wool show tag indicating sophomore year. Junior high members may enter the exhibitors name and be properly fitted. Divi- breed. Tie fleeces with paper twine. Llama wool shown in the above breeding classes the beginning class repeatedly until the summer sion superintendents or judges may eliminate an must be in gallon Ziplock bags. Improperly tagged 721115210 Producing cow with 4-H production before their freshman year. All other books will be exhibitor from showmanship competition during or tied fleeces will not be accepted. records. Cow to be shown with completed records. entered in the advanced class. any conformation judging if exhibitor and animals 771102050 Fleece 721101210 Dam and produce, cow and one off- spring owned by the same 4-H member. Class 1. Beginning record book do not meet minimum showmanship factors as 771116035 Llama wool Class 2. Advanced record book listed in the FFA Livestock showmanship scorecard. 721101230 4-H members beef herd, 3 breeding If this is done the exhibitor will forfeit premium FFA animals owned by the same 4-H member. FFA ROUND ROBIN money for that given division. SHOWMANSHIP 5. The first-place winners in beef, sheep, swine, Class 15 Hampshire BEEF SHOWMANSHIP The member who has won separate showmanship dairy, dairy goat and pygmy goat showmanship di- Class 16 Suffolk 721500001 Junior Class 17 Other breeds contests – beef, dairy, swine, goat and sheep – visions will compete for Grand Champion Show- Class 18 Market Lambs 721500002 Intermediate may compete in the Round Robin Showmanship manship award. See Round Robin rules on Class 19 Fleece 721500003 Senior Contest, but the winner of a Round Robin Show- previous page. Lot 1. Ewe lamb FFA manship Contest may not be eligible to compete in 6. All care and fitting of animals must be done by 2. Yearling ewe Class 1 Hereford future Round Robin Showmanship Contests for the FFA member. Involvement of adults must be 3. Production ewe Class 2 Shorthorn one year unless they are showing in a separate limited to advising. Any FFA animals fitted for 4. Ram lamb Class 3 Angus species. showing by adults or professionals will be declared 5. Yearling Lamb Class 4 Charolais Round Robin competition will take place at 2pm ineligible for premiums. 6. Ram Class 5 Other Breeds on Friday. 7. Animals entered in the FFA division must be 7. Ewe and Lamb Class 6 Market Steers made available for use in the livestock, dairy cat- 8. Breeders Flock, three breeding animals, pre- Class 6A Market Heifers FFA SHOWMANSHIP tle or showmanship contests unless excused by the Lot 1. Junior Heifer Calf, under 6 months 1. All members exhibiting livestock at the fair are superintendent viously shown above 2. Senior Heifer Calf 6 – 12 months 9. Chapter Flock, 3 breeding animals from one required to have read and signed the FFA show- 8. Beef, sheep and dairy cattle are to be kept in chapter, owned by two or more members, one 3. Junior Heifer – 12 – 18 months manship and Ethics form. designated holding area or in their stalls or pens to entry per chapter. 4. Senior Heifer 18 months – calving 2. No questionable techniques for preparation or wait prior to entering the ring to be judged 10. Feeder Lamb 5. Junior cow – first calf showing of any animals will be tolerated. These 11. Pen of three feeders 6. Mature cow would include, but are not limited to: SHEEP DIVISION 12. Fine wool 7. Bull calf – under 6 months a) Muzzling of market animals 4-H Market Lamb 13. Medium Wool, breed must be shown on 8. Senior bull calf 6 – 12 months b) Ice-packing market animals All 4-H Market Lambs must be slick shorn before entry form. 9. Young bull 12 – 18 months, must be ringed c) The use of talcum powder, oil or artificial coat- fair. Market Lambs must be shown with their baby 14. Long Wool, breed must be shown on entry 10. Cow and Calf ing teeth. Scrapies tags are required to be in place be- form. 11. Breeders herd, 3 animals previously shown d)Artificial means of removing or remedying phys- fore June weigh-in. Tail docking should meet the 15. BlackWool, breed must be shown on entry above ical defects in conformation such as lifting or fill- AVMA recommended standards for tail length. We form. 12. Chapter herd, 3 breeding animals from ing under the skin recommend that lambs’ tails be docked at the level 16. Carcass Lambs one chapter owned by two or more members, one e) Bracing sheep in a manner where the exhibitor of the distal end of the caudal tail fold and at the Class 20 Sheep Showmanship entry per chapter. lifts the forelegs off the ground earliest age practicable. Lot 1. Beginning 13. Feeder steer f) Withholding feed for longer than 12 hours and 771300100 Light weight market lamb 2. Advanced 14. Light Market Steer water for longer than 3 hours prior to the show 771300200 Medium weight market lamb 15. Heavy Market Steer g) Any showing or fitting technique which may 771300300 Heavy weight market lamb BEEF CATTLE DIVISION 16. Chapter pen of three market steers draw negative attention to the FFA and its live- 771300400 Sheep Feeder (this class is not eligi- 4-H Market Steers 17. Carcass Contest stock shows ble to be sold at the auction) All Market animals shall be dehorned, regrowth is Class 7 Beef Showmanship 3. Any of the above treatments will be considered Sheep Breeding Project undesirable, but will be permitted up to 2 inches. Lot 1. Beginning fraud and deception. All animals giving evidence Horns on rams are discouraged Steers Market animals shall and will be less than 2. Advanced of such treatment will be barred from FFA exhibi- 771115021 Spring ewe lamb, under 6 months 21 months of age. Market Steer animal division Swine Division tion at the Harney County Fair. Any animals found 771115022 Winter ewe lamb, 6 – 12 months will be for Beef breeds only. 4-H Market Hogs by the Division Superintendent, FFA Division Gen- 771115030 Yearling ewe, 12 months or older 721300000 Light weight market steers No swine will be allowed in the show or sale ring eral Superintendent and the official veterinarian 771115040 Producing ewe, must have raised a 721300200 Medium weight market steers that shows signs of lice or eggs. (as necessary) to have been tampered with, shall lamb 721300300 Heavy weight market steers 781300100 Light weight market hogs be disqualified. All prize money and awards won 771115050 Ram, under 1 year 721300350 Market Heifer class 781300200 Medium weight market hogs by that exhibitor on any animals will be forfeited. Special classes – Animals must have been 721101000 Beef feeder class (this class is not el- 781300300 Heavy weight market hogs The finding of the Division Superintendent, Gen- shown in above breeding classes igible to be sold at the auction) 781300400 Swine Feeder class (this class is not eral FFA Superintendent and the official veterinar- 771115210 Producing ewe with production eligible to be sold at the auction) ian shall be final and conclusive. The Harney records. Ewe to be shown with completed records Beef Breeding project County Fair will not be responsible for the conse- 771115220 Ewe and produce, ewe and one off- 721101010 Junior calf (bull or steer) under 1 year Swine Breeding Project quences, direct or indirect of any animals or ex- spring owned by the same 4-H member 721101020 Junior heifer calf, under 6 months 781107010 Spring gilt under 6 months 781107030 Fall gilt 6-12 months PAGE 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 47

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H & FFA 781107040 Breeding sow, 12 months or older 791109050 Milking yearling doe Special Classes – Animals must have been 799100042 Intermediate Llama Obstacle Special classes - Animals must have been 791109060 Mature 2 year old doe shown in the above breeding classes 799100043 Senior Llama Obstacle shown in the above breeding classes. 791109070 Mature doe 3 – 5 years 761300000 Producing doe with production 781200020 Producing sow with production 791109080 Mature doe 5 – 7 years records, must have kindled. POULTRY records. Sow to be shown with completed records. 791109090 Mature doe 7 years and older 761200010 Members rabbit herd, best three ani- Chickens 781200010 Best two females from classes above. Special classes – Animals must have shown in mals owned by the 4-H member Market Chickens – Swine Showmanship above breeding classes. Lightweight Rabbits - 731300010 Broiler/Fryer pen of 3 (under 8 weeks) 781500001 Junior 791209010 Producing doe with 4-H production 7611__100 Junior Doe 4-6 pounds each live weight. 781500002 Intermediate records. Doe to be shown with completed records 7611__110 Senior Doe 731300020 Roaster, pen of 3 (8-16 weeks) over 6 781500003 Senior from last lactation. 7611__120 Junior Buck pounds each live weight 791209020 Dam and daughter. Doe and one 7611__130 Senior Buck Breeding Chickens – FFA offspring owned by the same 4-H member Market Rabbits – To be judged on conforma- 731101010 Pullet, hatched this year Class 8 Yorkshire 791209030 4-H member’s dairy herd, three female tion and condition: all breeds competing. Animals 731101020 Cockerel, hatched this year Class 9 Landrace dairy goats owned by the same 4-H member. under or over the weights will not be eligible to 731101030 Hen, prior to this year’s hatch Class 10 Hampshire Dairy Goat Showmanship show. Rabbits will be tattooed on the 1st Saturday 731101040 Cock, prior to this year’s hatch Class 11 Duroc 791500001 Junior in August. Five (5) animals will be tattooed, but Special classes – Class 12 Other Breeds 791500002 Intermediate only three (3) animals will be allowed entry at fair. 731200010 Pen of laying hens, 3 hens in produc- Class 13 Market Hog 791500003 Senior 761300010 Fryers 5-7 ½ pounds up to 98 days tion Lot 1. Junior Gilts under 3 months Meat Goats 761300030 Pen of 3 Fryers 5 – 7 ½ pounds up to 731401010 white eggs, one dozen 2. Senior Gilts 3 months farrowing All goats must be dehorned or have tips rounded. 98 days 731401020 brown eggs, one dozen 3. Sow Market goats will have a 60 pound minimum and 731401030 other eggs, one dozen 4. Breeder’s Herd: three animals previously must be shown with kid’s teeth. Scrapies tags Production Rabbits – 731103010 Duck – other shown above must be in place at June weigh in. Purebred and 761200000 Doe with production records must 731104010 Goose – other have kindled. 5. Chapter Herd grade animals are shown together. 731105010 Turkey – other 6. Single Feeder 795300000 Market goats, wethers and does Rabbit Showmanship 732105010 Pigeon – other 7. Pen of three feeders competing. 761500001 Junior Poultry Showmanship 8. Carcass Hog 795300400 Market Goat Feeder Class (this class 761500002 Intermediate 731500001 Junior Class 14 Swine Showmanship is not eligible to be sold at the auction) 761500003 Senior 731500002 Intermediate Lot 1. Beginning Meat Goat Breeding Rabbit Pelts and Tanned Products 731500003 Senior 2. Advanced Pelts must have been skinned, stretched and pre- Pigeon Showmanship 795100010 Doe kid, born April 1 to June 30, Dairy Division 2017 pared by the exhibitor. Pelts are to be free from 732500001 Junior Dairy Cattle 795100020 Doe kid, born Jan. 1 to March 31, holes, flesh or fat, mildew, hutch stains and gen- 732500002 Intermediate 4-H Dairy Cattle Breeding 2017 eral condition of the pelt will be considered as well 732500003 Senior 741108010 Junior Heifer calf, under 6 months 795100030 Doe kid, born Oct 1 to Dec. 31 as the density, texture and quality of the fur. 741108030 Senior Heifer calf 6 – 12 months 2016 761400010 Raw pelt, inside out, tube stretched CASH AWARDS to Champion and Reserve 741108040 Junior yearling heifer 12 – 18 795100040 Yearling doe, born May 1 to Sept and dried. Champion: months 30, 2015 761400020 Tanned pelt, split at belly and tanned • Market Hog 741108050 Senior yearling heifer 18 – 24 795100050 Yearling doe, born Jan 1 to April 30, flat • Market Lamb months 2015 761400030 Tanned rabbit pelt product. • Market Steer 741108060 Junior 2 year old cow and senior 795100060 Mature doe born 2014 Cavies yearling 795100070 Mature doe born 2013 and earlier Breeding classes – (breed numbers avail- In milk Special classes, animals must have been shown able at the Extension Office) CASHAWARDS 741108070 Senior 2 year old cow in above breeding classes. 762114010 Junior Sow SPONSORED BY 741108080 3 and 4 year old cow 795101210 Mature doe with 4-H production 762114020 Junior Boar 741108090 5 year old cow and older records. Doe to be shown with completed records 762114030 Intermediate Sow Brian and Bev LaFollette Special classes: Animals must have been shown from last kidding. 762114040 Intermediate Boar in the above breeding classes 795101220 Dam and daughter, doe and one off- 762114050 Senior Sow 741108210 Producing cow with 4-H production spring owned by the same 4-H member. 762114060 Senior Boar records. Cow must be shown with completed 795101230 Member’s meat goat herd, three fe- Special Classes – Animals must have been INTERVIEWJUDGING records. male meat goats owned by the same 4-H member. shown in above classes. Interview judging will be used for all in-building 741108220 Dam and heifer. Cow and one 791209010 Mature sow with production records exhibits. The interview schedule will be as de- daughter owned by the same 4-H member. Meat Goat Showmanship 791209020 Sow and offspring, sow and one off- scribed on the Wednesday schedule. 741108203 4-H members dairy herd. Three dairy 795500001 Junior spring owned by 4-H member. As the 4-H members arrive in the building, a leader 795500002 Intermediate animals owned by the same 4-H member on duty will direct the member to the appropriate 795500003 Senior Cavie Showmanship Dairy Cattle Showmanship 762500001 Junior judge. When the judge is ready to interview the 741500001 Junior Small Animals 762500002 Intermediate member, the member will select their exhibit from 741500002 Intermediate Rabbits 762500003 Senior among those in the class and present the exhibit 741500003 Senior Heavyweight Rabbits- (breed numbers and themselves to the judge. Interviews will take available at the Extension Office) Llama no longer than five (5) minutes maximum per ex- Dairy Goats 7611__020 Junior Doe 799100010 Junior Llama Showmanship hibitor. Members may be interviewed at any time All dairy goats must be dehorned or tips rounded. 7611__030 Intermediate Doe 799100020 Intermediate Llama Showmanship Scrapies tags must be in place before June weigh- 7611__040 Senior Doe 799100030 Senior Llama Showmanship during the allotted interview period. 4-H members in. 7611__060 Junior Buck 799100070 Junior Llama Handler not able to attend the interviews will have their 4-H Dairy Goat Breeding 7611__070 Intermediate Buck 799100080 Intermediate Llama Handler exhibit judged and appropriate placing made. All exhibits are to be entered Tuesday, September 791109010 Junior doe kid, under 6 months 7611__080 Senior Buck 799100090 Senior Llama Handler 5, 2017 between the hours of 8:00am and 8:00pm. 791109030 Senior doe kid, 6-12 months 799100040 Junior Llama Obstacle 791109040 Dry yearling doe These classes are open to all 4-H members and are PAGE 48 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H & FFA especially appropriate for those projects which or occasion. The explanation will not be judged RECRUITMENT POSTER CONTEST spring. Poster size is 22” x 14” (1/2 sheet of have no project exhibits and for locally developed but is required to qualify the display for judging. Each member can exhibit one poster to be used poster board). projects. Individual displays are limited in size to Clubs should use the same criteria as individuals for recruitment within the county. Posters are due 30-inch width, 24-inch depth (front to back) and when developing their Educational Displays. They in the Extension office during Contest Days in the 30 inches high. Club exhibits may be 60 inches should show and explain something the club has wide, 24 inches deep and 30 inches high. The ex- learned, not just report on club activities. Club dis- hibit may include models, diagrams and actual ar- plays must have names and county of all members ticles. It may be a poster, a three-dimensional and leaders in the club. This may be on a separate display, or a notebook. It should be substantial. piece of paper. Displays not meeting the above Displays must show and explain something the 4- criteria will not be exhibited. H members have made, done or learned. Each dis- Each piece of an exhibit should have name and play must be accompanied by an explanation for county attached to it. the judge. The explanation must include: the source(s) of information, why the topic was cho- sen, what the viewer should know or learn from the display and if the display was made specifi- cally for a fair exhibit or used for another purpose Livestock Committee members: Angie Ketscher,Committee Chair Lisa Grant – Beef Barn Superintendent Shawn Mace, Stockgrowers President Gena Harvey – Small Animal Superintendent Shana Withee – Extension Agent Travis Williams Dustin Johnson - Extension Lynda Haakenson Kylee Jensen – Burns FFA Advisor Kelly Singhose Karen Moon – Swine Barn Superintendent, Mike Ribeiro Open Class Livestock Dr. Masie Custis, DVM Tiny Pedersen – Sheep & Goat Barn Superintendent RORY & Dr. Katy Wallace MS DVM A mobile mixed animal practice, RYAN INN our van is equipped to handle the needs of our small animal patients, while our pickup 541-573-3370 carries the equipment and medications needed to treat your large animals on the farm. • Continental Breakfast 541-589-1836 • Indoor Heated Follow us on Pool & Spa Facebook or visit our website: • Complimentary Wireless Internet www.sagecountryveterinary.com • Jacuzzi SuitesAvailable • Efficient & Friend Staff 24 Hrs. 504 Hwy. 20 North •Hines, OR 97738 REID’S COUNTRY STORE Have A ~ HomeOfCoolerDoorGrowlers ~ Funtastic ICE •COLD BEVERAGES •SNACKS Time At Fast & Friendly Service The Fair! 541-573-7666 • 230 Hines Blvd. Merle & Wendy Reid Owners Burns, Oregon 97720 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES PAGE 49

2017 Harney County Fair 4-H ~ dog & horse fun! RECORD BOOK CONTEST 76310020 Veteran/handicapped 10 days prior to fair) may not be shown in 4-H 9. Herdsmanship classes. Herdsmanship judge from 9a.m. animals must be No 4-H Exhibit will be accepted without an ac- companying completed 4-H Record Book. This rul- Dog Showmanship 7. 4-H horsemanship and showmanship rules are safely tied or stalled.All work to be done by mem- 763500001 Junior bers. outlined in 4-H form 1301. ing includes that there will be no ribbons, 763500002 Intermediate 8. 4-H ground trainers will perform their choice of premiums or sales at auction. All books must be turned in no later thanTUESDAY,AUGUST 1, at the 763500003 Senior exercises from form Number 1302.They will pres- Science/Technology 4-H office. The books will be judged on the basis ent a list of exercises to the judge as they enter Members may exhibit up to five items. No more of: Division N Class A Open Dog Obedience the ring. Horses two (2) and under: Six (6) minute than one entry per class. Follow the Oregon state time limit. Horse may not be mounted prior Division N Class B Open Class Dog 1) Cover 5 points fair criteria. Showmanship to the show. 2) Photograph 10 points 3) Tab Dividers 5 points 4) Resume 20 points 4-H Horse 5) Project Records 15 points Entry Forms available at the 6) 4-H Notes/story 20 points Extension office. 7) Project Pictures 5 points Entries close on August 31, 2017 8) News Clippings 5 points Rules and 4-H classes 9) Correspondence 5 points No Entry Fees 10) Previous year’s records 5 points 1. All Oregon 4-H participating in any equestrian 11) General 5 points activity, regardless of riding seat, will wear a prop- Club Secretary Records will be judged at the same erly fitted equestrian helmet which meets the stan- time as the Record Books. dards imposed by the American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM) F1163 and includes certification 4-H Dog and labeling required by the safety equipment in- stitute (SEI). Such headgear will be secured with You may enter 4-H dog Obedience and Showman- the harness engaged and properly fastened when ship trial if you are enrolled in the 4-H dog club and training project. mounted on an equine or in a vehicle being pulled A member may advance to the next level of obe- by one or more equine. dience on the approval of leader. Guidelines for 2. All participants in 4-H classes must be enrolled in the 4-H horse program in Harney County.Those leader approval: if the member scores 180 or bet- Ages 9, 10, 11 by September 1 start of 4-H year ter during the year they should go to the next highest level the next year. If leaders have mem- are Juniors; 12, 13, 14 Intermediates; 15, 16, 17, bers who have not scored 180 in a 4-H or AKC 18 seniors. show but are ready for the new challenge they 3.A 4-Her who enter the show will be required to Come Join The Fun! participate in showmanship and to show the same should advance the member. horse in showmanship, colt training or horseman- 541-589-3773 If a 4-H member shows competence in a phase, he must be advanced by the leader the following year. ship. Horses shown in the colt training 2 and under are not eligible for horsemanship, and are not to be mounted prior to the show. It is acceptable Dog Obedience to ride one English horse and one western horse. 1. Junior 4. Ribbons will be awarded on the Danish system 2. Intermediate 3. Senior with rosettes to champions. 76310011 Pre Novice dog 5. 4-H member must ride, show or exhibit 76310012 Novice dog horses they have owned and/or trained Steens Mountain since June 1. The show committee may excuse 76310014 Graduate Novice Dog any exhibitor who cannot control their animal or 76310016 Advance Graduate Novice Dog 76310017 Open Dog obedience who exhibits with improper or unsafe equipment. D Daannccee SSttuuddiioo 76310018 Open Challenge Horses must be gentle and well trained. 76310019 Utility dog 6. Stallions and wet mares (foal must be weaned The difference between a bull and a Pepsi? After 8 seconds you’ll still want more. Pepsi-Cola is proud to sponsor the 2017 Harney County Fair & Rodeo! PAGE 50 2017 HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO & HORSE RACES