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Welcome To The Washington County Fair
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Julie
and Paul Brodeur, Co-Chairman
839 Waites Corner Road West Kingston, RI 02892
Telephone: 401-783-1429 E-mail: jabrodeur@msn.com
Camping
Kevin Breene
21D Victory Highway, West Greenwich, RI 02807
Telephone: 401-397-5613 | Email: bmholwfrm@aol.com
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GENERAL LIVESTOCK RULES |
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Please check under your correct
show for the arrival dates of your animals. All
4-H animals must be either owned or managed by the
appropriate date of their species. Registration
and management papers must be available upon request.
FFA and other livestock exhibitors will be admitted
at the discretion of the chairman. Please check
under your correct show for the arrival dates and
times for your animals.
ALL LIVESTOCK SPACE WILL BE ASSIGNED BY THE CHAIRMEN.
All entries accepted between July 1
and August 1. NO LATE ENTRIES. Please note: Entries
will be limited to barn space. Due to the increase
in participation an exhibitor may be asked to leave
additional animals home. We will try to accommodate
all entries. All feed and bedding must
be provided by the exhibitor. For your animals health
requirements please see the **State Health
Regulations**
All livestock passes will be given out Tuesday between
4pm and 9pm. No admittance at the livestock gate
after 12:00pm NOON on Wednesday
without a pass.
Release time for all leaving on Sunday is 6pm. No
breaking down exhibits until 5pm on Sunday.
CAMPING UPDATE - 2010:
Over the past several years, increases in the number
of campers on site during the Washington County
Fair and other electrical requirements needed to
support the increased traffic has taken its toll
on the electrical infrastructure. This year, the
Fair Committee had some difficult decisions to make
– eliminate the use of electricity by the
campers during the Fair or make the needed enhancements
to the infrastructure to support the growing traffic
and usage. In listening to the Fair attendees, in
order to keep up with the growing demand and provide
the same utilities as in past years, the Fair Committee
decided to move forward with the enhancements to
the electrical infrastructure supporting to the
livestock camping area.
In order to support these enhancements and the continued
maintenance and usage of the electricity during
the Fair, the daily rate for campers at the Fair
has increased to $20 per day ($100 for the week).
This rate is still significantly less than other
regional fairs and local camp grounds are charging
for similar service. All other past rules still
apply regarding limitations on appliance/air conditioning
usage.
Working together, we think these enhancements and
changes will continue to allow us to all have a
great experience at the Washington County Fair.
We look forward to seeing you all August 11-15,
2010. |
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Mary
Beth Stockman-Show Secretary
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according to the PDCA Uniform Scorecard for Dairy
Showmanship. PDCA suggested guidelines should
be adhered to and judges will be asked to follow
these recommendations.
Class Descriptions:
• Class 1. Freshman Ages 7-9 as of January
1
• Class 2. Junior Ages 10-12 as of January
1
• Class 3. Intermediate Ages 13-15 as of
January 1
• Class 4. Senior Ages 16-20 as of January
1
Showmanship Premiums: 1st $20.00; 2nd $15.00;
3rd $10.00; 4th $5.00
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includes
the:
Washington County Fair
Jr. and Open All Breeds Dairy Show
Which includes the
63nd Annual Black & White Show
35nd Annual Ayrshire Show
4TH Annual Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Jersey &
Milking Shorthorn Show
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| Julie
A. Brodeur, Chairman
839 Waites Corner Road
West Kingston, RI 02892
Tel: 401-783-1429
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Entries are to be
sent to Julie Brodeur
All entries due by August 1.
NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED!
Wednesday—Holstein, Brown Swiss & Guernsey
Thursday—Ayrshire, Milking Shorthorn &
Jersey
Rules and Regulations:
Shows will start at 10:00 am on both Wednesday and
Thursday. All Jr. Classes will show in the morning
and milking animals will start at 1pm or as the
judge designates. We will have a staggered milking
time start for each breed. Times will be announced
based upon the number of entries received. Each
breed will complete their show, and the next breed
will start. If Jr. Animal show is not completed
by milking start time, we will start the milking
classes and then conclude the Jr. Animals.
Exhibitors are reminded that hay must furnish feed
and bedding for their animals.
Exhibitors are required to clean up of tie area
after the show.
Entry
Fees: $3.00 per head
Wednesday
animals should arrive at the Fairgrounds by 9:00am
on Wednesday but can arrive on Tuesday evening.
Thursday Animals can arrive
after 6pm on Wednesday of the fair and before 9am
on the day of the show. Animals will be released
upon completion of the show.
Junior exhibitors are required to stay for the entire
length of the fair or as barn space permits. If
space allows open exhibitors may stay the length
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Classes
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| 420001 |
Bull Calf |
Under one year of age |
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Jr. Heifer Calf |
Born after 3-1-10 |
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Intermediate
Heifer Calf |
Born 12-1-09
to 2-28-10 |
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Senior
Heifer Calf |
Born 9-1-09
to 11-30-09 |
| 420005 |
Summer
Yearling Heifer |
Born 6-1-09
to 8-31-09 |
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Jr.
Yearling Heifer |
Born 3-1-09
to 5-31-09 |
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Intermediate
Yrlng Heifer |
Born 12-1-08
to 2-28-09 |
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Sr.
Yearling Heifer |
Born 9-1-08
to 11-30-08 |
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Jr.
Get of Sire |
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| 420010 |
Best
Jr. Three |
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| 420011 |
Sweepstakes
Showmanship |
(over 19 years
of age) |
| 420012 |
Jr.
Two Year Old |
Born 3-1-08
to 8-31-08 |
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Sr.
Two Year Old |
Born
9-1-07 to 2-28-08 |
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Three
Year Old Cow |
Born
9-1-06 to 8-31-07 |
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Four
Year Old Cow |
Born 9-1-05
to 8-31-06 |
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Five
Year Old Cow |
Born 9-1-04
to 8-31-05 |
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Aged
Cow-over 5 yrs old |
Born Before
8-31-04 |
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Dry
Cow |
Must have
calved at least once |
| 420019 |
Best
Udder (Designated by the judge) |
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Sr.
Get of Sire |
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| 420021 |
Produce
of Dam |
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Daughter-Dam |
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Breeder’s
Herd of Four Animals |
(At least
two over two & two under two) |
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Open Premiums: 1st-$30.00; 2nd–$25.00;
3rd- $20.00; 4th-$10.00; and 5th-$5.00
Group Classes: 1st--$10.00; 2nd
--$6.00; 3rd --$4.00
Jr. Premiums:
1st $22.00; 2nd $17.00; 3rd $13.00; 4th $10.00 |
The fair committee has approved premiums for group
classes.
**Refer to State of RI Regulations on the Main Menu** |
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Saturday
6:00PM @ Showbarn
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Washington County
Fair Dairy Clipping Contest
Julie Brodeur - Chairman
839 Waites Corner Road
West Kingston, RI 02892
Telephone: 401-783-1429
E-mail: jabrodeur@msn.com
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This
clipping contest is a practice and an educational
competition for the regional contest held at the
Eastern States Exposition.
Rules:
Animals will be provided by the Beef Superintendent.
Clippers and all grooming equipment (i.e.: brushes,
extension cords, blowers, chutes, etc.) must be
provided by the participants. Each team will consist
of three youth involved in AG programs. A fourth
person may serve as a coach (i.e.: X-4H'ers, X-FFA).
This is optional. Participants must wash and blow-dry
the animals prior to the start of the event. This
event is timed and judged. All teams must use a
chipping chute. Teams must be entered the day before
the competition. Prize money and rosettes will be
awarded.
Prizes:
1st place team— $90.00
2nd place team— $75.00
3rd — $60.00
4th — $45.00;
5th place team— $30.00; 6th — $15.00 |
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George J. Schopac, Jr. Superintendent
60 Camp Avenue | North Kingstown, RI 02852
Telephone: 401-295-8663 (after 5pm)
Assistant Superintendent: Donna Schopac
& Ron Pierce
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1. All entries
must be mailed directly to the superintendent.
2. All animals must be in good health and free
from disease.
**Please see State Regulations on the
Main Menu**
3. All entries must be received by August 1.
No late entries accepted.
Limit 20 entries per family.
4. All entries must state – OPEN or Youth,
breed of animal (or pet class), variety (or
color) and class (cock, hen cockerel, pullet
or Sr. Buck or Doe, Jr. Buck or Doe). If you
have any questions, please call the superintendent.
5. There will be classes for mixed breed, pet
stock as well as purebred.
6. Entry fee is $.50 each in Open Show, no
fee for the youth show. Entry fees must be received
with the entry. Make checks payable to: Washington
County Fair.
7. Exhibitors may enter only one show; please
state Open Show or Youth Show.
8. All animals must be brought to the Fair on
Tuesday between 5pm and 9pm. Animals will be
release at 6:30pm on Sunday. Exhibitors must
be there at this time.
9. A pass will be given to each exhibitor entering
three or more animals only, see Superintendent.
10. Animals will be cared for by experienced
volunteers. All animals exhibited will be at
the sole risk of the owner.
11. For Sale spaces will be limited, for exhibitors
only, see Superintendent.
12. Out of state animals will be accepted on
space availability basis.
13. No changing or substitution at cooping.
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1. All exhibitors
MUST bring heavy weighted water dishes only
or entries will not be accepted. No plastic
or metal dishes. Cages and feed are provided.
2. Judging will be on Wednesday. Exhibitors do not
have to be present for judging.
3. Judging of purebreds will be by the ABRA Standard
of Perfection. There will also be classes for mixed
bred pet stock. (Please state male or female, Sr.
or Jr. and color)
Class Description:
For purebreds will be: Sr. Buck, Sr. Doe, Jr. Buck,
Jr. Doe. Please state class on Entry.
Classes will be judged by breed. Pet classes will
be grouped accordingly.
Awards:
1st $5.00; 2nd $4.00; 3rd 3.00. Showmanship:
1st $20.00; 2nd $15.00; 3rd $10.00; 4th $5.00; 5th
1.00.
Trophy-Show Champion
Trophy-Reserve Show Champion
Rosettes: Best and Reserve Champion Pet Class
Ribbons given for First, Second and third place. |
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YOUTH
RABBIT SHOW
Open to
all Youth up to 16 years of age.
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1. No
Entry fees.
2. Judging by the Danish system.
3. Same awards as the Open Show. |
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Classes:
Freshman (age 9 and under)
Junior (age 10-11)
Intermediate (age 12-14)
Senior (Age 15-16) |
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1. Times will be
posted on Tuesday. Please sign up on Tuesday if
interested at the barn at coop in.
2. Awards- Rosette for First, Second, Third in each
class. Participant ribbons for all who compete.
Trophy for Grand Champion Showman, Reserve Champion
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BUNNY
RACE |
1. Friday,
August at 10:00am in the Show Barn
2. Sign up at coop-in at barn on Tuesday.
3. Team of 2 youth – ages 5 – 12 years.
4. Entries on a first come, first serve basis
due to limited time and space.
5. All animals must be in good health or will not
be accepted.
6. Must be able to handle and control rabbit.
7. No touching the rabbit at any time when racing
begins.
Classes: Male & Female rabbits.
Rosette for 1st and 2nd place. |
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Rules and
Regulations:
1. Judging will be on Wednesday.
2. Purebreds will be judged by the ABA & APA
standard of perfection.
3. There will be classes for mixed breeds
4. No Standard Waterfowl. Bantam ducks only!
Class Descriptions:
Classes shall be cock, hen cockerel, and
pullet for purebreds. Mixed breeds will be judged
accordingly.
Awards:
1st $5.00; 2nd $4.00; 3rd $3.00
Showmanship: 1st $20.00, 2nd 15.00, 3rd $10.00;
4th $5.00
Trophy: Champion of Showmanship
Trophy: Reserve Champion of Showmanship
Rosettes: Best and Reserve Bantam
Best and Reserve Standard
Best and Reserve Waterfowl
Best and Reserve Pet (mixed breeds)
Ribbons given for First, Second and Third Place.
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YOUTH
POULTRY SHOW
Open to
all Youth up to 16 years of age.
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1. Open
to all Youth 16 years and younger.
2. No Entry fees.
3. Judging by the Danish system.
4. Same awards as the Open Show. |
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1. There
will be Poultry Showmanship classes if there is
any interest.
2. Same classes and awards as Rabbit Showmanship. |
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1. Entry fee $2.00
per bird. Cages provided.
2. A bird that crows the most times in allotted
time is the winner.
3. No touching cage or bird.
4. Winner takes all entry money (guaranteed $20.00).
5. Open to anyone, bird does not have to be in the
show. |
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Tina Fisk-Colt, Chairman | Chris Colt,
Co-Chairman
P. O. Box 71
Clayville, RI 02815
Tel: 465-8159 |
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NOTE:
ALL SHEEP MUST HAVE A SCRAPIE TAG IN THEIR EAR
ENTRY FEE:
2.00 per head Make checks payable to: Washington
County Fair
Send entry blank and fees by August 1 to the chairman:
Tina Fisk-Colt, P. O. Box 71, Clayville,
RI 02815
Animals may arrive on grounds between 5:00 p.m.
and 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday and will be released Friday
by 9am. Exhibitor is limited to two entries per
family or farm. Show is open to classes listed below.
All bedding, feed, etc. must be supplied by the
Exhibitor.
Rules and Regulations:
1. Out of State sheep MUST HAVE INTERSTATE HEALTH
PAPERS showing them to be free of contagious
disease or will be disqualified.
2. Information on Entry Form must be complete or
will not be accepted.
3. Registration number must be shown on Entry Form
for each animal. Substitutions permitted in some
classes.
4. Ear Tag or Legible Tattoo, attached
to ear, must be the same as shown on Entry Form.
5. Entries must be in the name that appears on the
Registration Papers.
6. Registration and management papers must be available
upon request.
7. Sheep must be Clean and Fitted For
Show or they will be disqualified. If possible,
wash animals before bringing to fair.
8. All Exhibitors must be properly and cleanly dressed.
9. All Livestock space is on a first come, first
served basis.
10. TEETH:
a) Lambs born after January
1st, must have all their lambs teeth.
b) Lambs born after September 1st , shown in senior
classes, may have dropped the first pair of lambs
teeth, but show no more than one corner of each
yearling tooth.
c) Yearlings cannot have more than four (4) permanent
teeth in use.
11. Classes with only one entry may receive 1st
premium ribbon, but only second premium money.
12. Any class with only one exhibitor will be paid
second and third premium monies.
13. The show committee reserves the right to cancel,
combine, subdivide, or reclassify any classes.
ALL STOCK TRAILERS ARE TO BE MOVED TO THE DESIGNATED
AREA IN THE PARKING LOT
ALL SHEEP MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN OFFICIAL
HEALTH CERTIFICATE AND SHOW PROOF OF CURRENT RABIES
VACCINATION FOR EACH ANIMAL ENTERED. RABIE VACCINATION
MUST HAVE BEEN GIVEN A MINIMUM OF 30 DAYS PRIOR
TO THE SHOW.
PENS WILL NEED TO BE BROKEN DOWN BEFORE
LEAVING ON FRIDAY!
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| 40310 – Cheviot |
40350 – Shropshire |
| 40320 – Colored |
40360 – Southdown |
| 40330 –
Dorset |
40370 –
Romney |
| 40340 – Hampshire |
40390 –
All other breeds |
| 40311 –
Tunis |
40380 –
Black Lincolns |
| 40312 – Cotswold |
40391 –
Suffolk |
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1. Ram
Lamb—Sr. (born between Dec 1 to Jan 31)
2. Ram Lamb—Jr. (born Feb 1 and after)
3. Pair Ram Lambs
4. Yearling Ewe
5. Pair Yearling Ewes
6. Ewe Lamb—Sr. (born between Dec 1 to Jan
31)
7. Ewe Lamb—Jr. (born Feb 1 and after)
8. Pair Ewe Lambs
9. Pen of 3 Lambs
10. Flock consisting of: 1 Ram, 2 Yearling Ewe,
and 2 Ewe Lambs
(One flock per exhibitor) (Must have been shown
in individual classes)
Group Classes–One pair per exhibitor. (Must
have been shown in individual classes)
403900- MARKET LAMB CLASSES (May not be shown in
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1st-$20.00; 2nd-$15.00; 3rd-$10.00; 4th-$7.00; 5th-$5.00 |
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Kenneth Andrews Sr., Superintendent
Wendy Tavares and Carol Rathbun,
Asst. Superintendents
436 Robin Hollow Road, West
Greenwich, RI 02817
Tel: 401-397-5424 or 401-397-7116
| E-Mail: Pigfarmer2@verizon.net
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Arrival: By
9:00 P.M., Tuesday
Swine Weigh-In: 8:00 A.M., Wednesday
Knowledge Test: 9:00 A.M.., Wednesday (Show Barn
Area)
The Swine Show is open to youth to age 18 as of
January 1st. They must have proof of ownership of
the hogs by June 1st. Exhibitor should bring this
proof of purchase to the fair for viewing by the
superintendent if necessary. Hogs must weigh at
least 100 pounds (including Pee-Wee hogs). Hogs
will be weighed in on Wednesday at 8:00 A.M. by
the superintendent or assistant superintendent(s)
and a WCF official. All purebred gilts must be registered
and registration papers are to be available to the
superintendents upon arrival. Any purebreds without
registration papers will automatically go in the
crossbred gilt class. All exhibitors must pen their
own hogs or be there to help pen their hogs upon
arrival.
All hogs must be pre-entered by August
1st no exceptions will be allowed.
Pens will be assigned by the superintendent or assistant
superintendent(s). Bedding will be provided by the
fair. All hogs will be required to remain on the
fairgrounds for display until the release of other
animals or premium money will be forfeited. All
pens are to be cleaned out at the end of the fair.
Pens and area should be clean and presentable to
the public at all times. All
show persons must wear proper show clothing (no
sneakers or sandals allowed).
**Please refer to Animal Health Regulations main
menu** Note:
Please note changes in the Pee-Wee Class: They
must own their own hog(s) and register (enter)
with the superintendent. Also, they will come
in on Tuesday and remain until the close of the
fair on Sunday. Market and Gilt classes may be
divided by the superintendent if over 5 hogs in
a class. Please do not dismantle your swine exhibit
or clean out pens till 5:00 P.M. on Sunday. |
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Minimum Weight 100lbs) |
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100 lbs. – 125 lbs. |
| 2. |
126 lbs. – 150 lbs. |
| 3. |
151 lbs.
– 175 lbs. |
| 4. |
176 lbs.
– 200 lbs. |
| 5. |
201 lbs.
– 225 lbs. |
| 6. |
226 lbs.
– 250lbs. |
| 7. |
251 lbs. – 275
lbs. |
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Over 275 lbs. |
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Champion Market Hog |
| Breeding
Gilts ( Minimum Weight 100lbs)
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January Purebred Breeding
Gilt |
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February Purebred Breeding
Gilt |
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March Purebred Breeding
Gilt |
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April Purebred Breeding
Gilt |
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Champion Purebred Breeding
Gilt |
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January Crossbred Breeding
Gilt |
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February Crossbred
Breeding Gilt |
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March Crossbred Breeding
Gilt |
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April Crossbred Breeding
Gilt |
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Champion Crossbred Breeding
Gilt |
| 20. |
Champion Overall Breeding
Gilt |
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Youth General Knowledge
Test (ages 5-9) |
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Youth General Knowledge
Test (ages 10-14) |
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Youth General Knowledge
Test (ages 15-18) |
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Pee-Wee Fitting Class
(age 6 and under) |
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Pee-Wee Showmanship
Class (ages 6 and under) |
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Freshman Fitting Class
(ages 7-9) |
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Freshman Showmanship
Class (ages 7-9) |
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Junior Fitting Class
(ages 10-12) |
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Junior Showmanship
Class (ages 10-12) |
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Intermediate Fitting
Class (ages 13-15) |
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Intermediate Showmanship
Class ( ages 13-15) |
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Senior Fitting Class
(ages 16-18) |
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Senior Showmanship
Class (ages 16-18) |
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Champion Fitting and
Showmanship Class |
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Some of the classes may be combined to suit the
numbers of hogs.
Awards:
Premiums: 1st - $20.00; 2nd - $15.00; 3rd
- $10.00; 4th - $7.00; 5th - $5.00
Showmanship:
1st - $20.00; 2nd - $15.00; 3rd - $10.00; 4th -
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Carol Rathbun, Supt. Bill Rathbun,
Asst. Supt.
239 Plain Road, West Greenwich,
RI
Phone: 401-397-3996, E-Mail:
rihogs@aol.com
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1. Must be swine exhibitor and
owner.
2. Sign up is required.
3. Swine must be handled in a humane way.
Obstacle course will consist of a minimum of 5 stations.
Will be a timed event and scored by points. Some
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Classe Descriptions:
Freshman (5 to 9)
Junior (10-12)
Intermediate (13-15)
Senior (16-18)
Awards:
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd
- $20.00; 4th - $15.00; 5th - $10.00
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- Tim Rodrigues (401-397-8566)
Co-Chair - Cassy Stukus |
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Rules and Regulations:
Sign up 1 day before contest.
This clipping contest is a practice and an educational
competition for the regional contest held at the
Eastern States Exposition.
Animals will be provided by the Beef Superintendent.
Clippers and all grooming equipment (i.e.: brushes,
extension cords, blowers, chutes, etc.) must be
provided by the participants. Each team will consist
of three youth involved in AG programs. A fourth
person may serve as a coach (i.e.: X-4H'ers, X-FFA).
This is optional. Participants must wash and blow-dry
the animals prior to the start of the event. This
event is timed and judged. Teams must be entered
the day before the competition. Prize money and
rosettes will be awarded.
Awards:
1st place team— $90.00; 2nd place team—
$75.00; 3rd — $60.00; 4th — $45.00;
5th place team— $30.00; 6th — $15.00
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Saturday
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Jim & Susan Woloohojian, Superintendent (401)
397-7060
90 Seth Brown Road | West Greenwich, RI 02817
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Rules and Regulations:
All entries need to be received by August 1st
Animals need to arrive Saturday morning –
weigh in by 1pm
Barn space is limited
All animals must have horns
All animals over 6 months of age must be castrated
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Class
Descriptions:
Youth and Open Classes
1. Jr. Showmanship (7-14) as of January 1
2. Sr. Showmanship (15-21) as of January 1
3. Showmanship (over 21 – no premiums, no
trophy)
4. Cart (under 18)
5. Cart (over 18)
6. Distance Pull (under 18)
7. Distance Pull (over 18)
Awards:
Trophies for winner of each class (except over
21 showmanship):
1st - $20.00; 2nd - $15.00; 3rd - $10.00; 4th
- $7.00; 5th - $5.00
Cart & Distance Premiums:
1st - $70.00; 2nd - $65.00; 3rd - $60.00; 4th
- $55.00; 5th - $50.00; 6th - $45.00; 7th $40.00;
8th - $35.00
There will be a Best pair chosen to represent
the working steer in the premier animal contest
on Sunday. There will be a Champion Showman
chosen for representation in the Premier Showmanship
contest on Sunday. The above two designations
are limited to those animals staying on the
fairgrounds.
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Susanna
Camacho, Chairman
397 New London Turnpike
Exeter, RI 02822
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Dairy and Beef Exhibitors –
Judging begins Wednesday afternoon and continues
through Sunday afternoon. Exhibitors will be judged
on the cleanliness of exhibit and their animals,
neatness, presentation and sportsmanship. Results
will be announced Sunday evening. First, second
and third prizes will be awarded. Prizes are donated
by “Harbet Farm”, Matunuck, RI.
Swine Exhibitors - Judging begins Wednesday afternoon
and continues through Sunday afternoon. Exhibitors
will be judged on the cleanliness of exhibit and
their animals, neatness, presentation and sportsmanship.
Results will be announced Sunday evening. First,
second and third prizes will be awarded. Prizes
are donated by the Washington County Fair. |
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Susanna
Camacho, Chairman
397 New London Turnpike
Exeter, RI 02822
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The Premier Showmanship contest
will be comprised of all the first place showmanship
winners of each livestock divisions. All individuals
will be judged in Rabbits, Poultry, Beef, Dairy,
Goats, Sheep, Swine, and Oxen. There will be a judge
from each livestock division.
All participants will be judged individually on
showmanship and knowledge of the species being shown.
Awards: 1st- $80.00; 2nd- $65.00; 3rd -$50.00; 4th-$45.00;
5th- $40.00; 6th- $35.00; 7th- $30.00; 8th- $25.00;
9th- $20.00
Premier Showman- Director’s chair; Reserve
Showman- Trophy
An individual may only win this award twice. Then
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Susanna
Camacho, Chairman
397 New London Turnpike
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Open to 4-H Youth and
Youth shows only
The Premier Animal contest will be comprised of
the Grand Champion Animal of each livestock division
or the next highest place animal in the absence
of the Grand Champion.
Animals will be judged in Rabbits, Poultry, Beef,
Dairy, Goats, Sheep, Swine, Working Steer and Dogs.
All animals will be judged on how it best represents
its species.
Awards: 1st- $50.00; 2nd- $25.00; 3rd -$15.00; Participant
-$10. In addition, the Grand and Reserve Champion
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Open to any 4-H or youth whose
animal was exhibited in the Youth or 4-H shows at
the Fair. Participants will make a costume for their
animal to wear during the contest. Judge will be
picked by the Washington County Fair Committee.
Awards: $15.00 or most original; $15.00 for cutest;
$15.00 for most agricultural; $15.00 for funniest;
$15.00 for most artistic; $15.00 for most patriotic. |
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Ann Stone was a 4-H leader and
friend of the Fair. She helped guide many youths
to “do their best”. Her family has helped
set up this award in her memory.
This perpetual trophy is awarded to the youth who
demonstrates sportsmanship, leadership, and integrity
during the present Fair season. Open to all 4-H
youth and youth involved in showing animals at the
Fair. An individual can only win this trophy one
time. They will then be exempt from consideration
of this award.
A committee, appointed by the Fair Committee, will
pick the youth that best demonstrates the above
qualities. 4-H Leaders may make recommendations
to the chairperson of this committee. |
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