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Our 109Th Annual Show October 2Nd, 2016 ROCHESTER POULTRY ASSOCIATION October 2nd, 2016 GENESEE COUNTRY VILLAGE & MUSEUM MUMFORD, NEW YORK th Welcome To Our 109 Annual Show ROCHESTER POULTRY ASSOCIATION 109th ANNUAL SHOW GENESEE COUNTRY VILLAGE & MUSEUM Mumford, New York Sunday, October 2nd, 2016 (Youth Only Show Saturday October 1st) Entries close September 25th SHOW COMMITTEE: Bob Berkemeier; Ferguson family; Gadd Family; Harold Knapp; Lewis Family; Mathes Family; Dan & Marietta Schuth; Terry & Terry Strobel. JUDGES: **Clell Agler** **Bill Post** ENTRY FEE: $3 each bird if you enter from 1 to 14 birds. $2.50 each bird if you enter 15 or more birds. $5 each bird for double coop (cock pheasants must be double cooped). RULES * A copy of current Pullorum test is required with entry for all birds except waterfowl. * Birds showing signs of disease and parasites will be removed from the showroom. * Only owners, show staff or judges may handle birds. RPA will not be responsible for lost or stolen birds. * Coop in by 9am on October 2nd. Judging starts 9:30am. The show hall will open to coop in on Saturday between 3pm and 5pm (show hall will be locked overnight) and Sunday morning at 7am. * No entry changes will be accepted at the show. Entry fees will not be refundable. * Judging by current APA and ABA rules and standards. Judges’ decisions will be considered final. * Awards around 3:30pm. Please leave your birds in place until 4pm as per our agreement with the Museum. * Sale Coops Sunday only. RPA’s coops or yours for $5 each, unlimited refills. No pre-sale; first come, first served on Sunday morning. Only birds may be sold. RPA reserves the right to regulate number and placement of exhibitors’ sale birds and coops to comply with Museum rules, foster a positive public perception and ensure comfort of birds. Sales will be managed in the designated area by an RPA club member. Tailgate sales and selling out of vehicles will be forbidden. * Museum Passes: Each exhibitor will receive: One Museum Pass to park behind the show hall, One Museum Participant Tag to wear and One Museum Guest Entry Pass. To receive your passes include one stamped, self- addressed, legal sized envelope for each exhibitor with your entry. The Museum requires each guest to take their pass through the Museum entry gate at 10am and exchange it for a visitor tag to wear. There are no “extra” passes, so please do not request them. * Parking: Exhibitor parking behind the poultry barn. Guest parking in lot up the road by Museum entry gate. * By submitting entries, you are agreeing to abide by all requirements, rules and regulations in this catalog. *CHECKS PAYABLE TO: Rochester Poultry Association *SEND ENTRY FORM WITH FULL PAYMENT, APPLICABLE PULLORUM, SELF- ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE TO: COLLEEN LEWIS 1683 OAK ORCHARD RD. ALBION, NY 14411 585 682 5247 [email protected] Awards *CASH $75 to the exhibitor who coops in the highest number of entries $50 to the exhibitor who coops in the second highest number of entries $25 to the exhibitor who coops in the third highest number of entries (Must coop in at least 12 birds to be eligible. Awards will be split equally if ties occur.) * CUSTOM POTTERY crafted in 19th century tradition by Artist and Museum Master Potter Mark Presher Awarded to: CHAMPION and RESERVE: Large Fowl ~ Bantam ~ Waterfowl CHAMPION & RESERVE: American Asiatic English Mediterranean Continental All Other Standard Modern Game Bantam Game Bantam SCCL Bantam RCCL Bantam AOCCL Bantam FL Bantam Bantam Duck Large Duck Goose Turkey Guineafowl (Don Perrin Memorial) *ARTHUR SCHALLENBERG MEMORIAL AWARD 16 inch Mark Presher Stoneware PLATTER to GRAND CHAMPION of the SHOW (All standard and bantam chickens, waterfowl, turkeys and guineafowl competing) Offered by D.H.S. Wehle to honor the memory of Art Schallenberg Breeder, Stringman, Judge, Teacher, Friend *SPECIALS OFFERED BY: ROCHESTER POULTRY ASSN. TWIN TIER POULTRY CLUB CHERYL DUNN $5 Best Silver Appleyard $5 Best Leghorn $2 Best Magpie Duck $5 Best Runner $5 Best Cayuga duck $2 Best Ameraucana $5 Best East Indie $5 Best Belgian d’Uccle $5 Best Maran $5 Best Pomeranian Goose LEWIS FAMILY $5 Best Khaki Campbell $5 Best Australorp $10 Best Rouen $5 Best Modern Game Bantam $5 Best Large Brahma $5 Best Call BUFFALO & WESTERN NY $10 Best Pekin $5 Best Silkie $5 Best Plymouth Rock $5 Best Large Cochin $5 Best Polish $5 Best Orpington $10 Best Turkey $5 Best Sebastapol $5 Best Rosecomb Bantam $5 Reserve Turkey $5 Best Crevecoeur $5 Best Pilgrim Goose $5 Reserve Large Cochin $5 Best Jersey Giant $5 Best Brahma Bantam $5 Best Crested Duck $5 Best Muscovy $5 Reserve Rouen $5 Best Cochin Bantam $5 Best Game Bantam BOB BERKEMEIER $5 Best Large Wyandotte $5 Best Large or Bantam Buttercup $5 Best Langshan $10Best Large or Bantam Light Brown Leghorn in memory of Larry Bush $5 Best Embden $10 Best Guineafowl in memory of Don Perrin $5 Best Hamburg $10 Best Buff Large, Bantam or Waterfowl in Memory of Harry Claus $5 Best Cornish $5 Best Large or Bantam Andalusian $5 Best Large Rhode Island Red $5 Best Bantam Rhode Island Red $5 Best Large or Bantam Ancona HAROLD KNAPP DAN & MARIETTA SCHUTH $5 Best Bantam Buff Ameraucana $10 Best Red Pyle Large Modern Game $3 Res Bantam Buff Ameraucana $10 Best BB Red Large Modern Game $5 Best Large Black Ameraucana $10 Best Embden $3 Res Large Black Ameraucana $5 Best Large Blue Ameraucana $3 Res Large Blue Ameraucana $5 Best Bantam Buff Ameraucana MATHES FAMILY $3 Res Bantam Buff Ameraucana $10 Best Faverolle $5 Best Bantam Black Ameraucana $10 Best Belgian D’Anvers $3 Res Bantam Black Ameraucana $10 Best New Hampshire $5 Best Bantam Silver Ameraucana $10 Best Wyandotte Bantam $3 Res Silver Bantam Ameraucana THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING CLUBS FOR PLACING MEETS WITH US: APA State Meet, ABA Special Meet, Rosecomb Bantams Federation District Meet, Cochins International Special Meet, Old English Game Bantam Club of America Special Meet, Modern Game Bantam Club of America Special Meet, and Western New York Pheasant and Waterfowl Association Annual Meet* Classes adopt APW standards. Categories to be as follows: Geese: Brown, Grey, Black Ducks: Wood Duck, Mandarin, Teal, AOV, Diving, Dabbling Pheasants: Longtails and Ruffed Ribbon or Rosette presented to Class Champions. Cash awards in each category awarded when 3 or more competing: 1st $5; 2nd $4; 3rd $3 (Young, Old, Gander, Hen judged together). WNYP&W offers Grand Champion plaques as follows: Ethelyn Clark Award for Waterfowl by Youth; Jim Keyes Award for Wild Waterfowl; Alice Gerling Award for Pheasant; Francis Gerling Award for Pheasant by Youth. Rochester Poultry Association offers: $10 Best Wild Goose Bob Berkemeier offers: $10 Best Pheasant in Memory of Warren Mack Terry Strobel offers: $10 Best Wild Duck WNYPWA Youth Members only pheasant and wild waterfowl showmanship CLASSES: NOVICE (7yrs. And under); JUNIOR (8yrs. - 12 yrs.); SENIOR (13yrs - 18yrs.). Youth wishing to compete in WNYPWA showmanship classes must preregister for their class on their entry form. Please use the Sunday Open Show form for your showmanship entry along with all your birds to be shown on Sunday. (Do not use the All Youth Show entry form in this catalog; it is for Saturday Youth Show domestic fowl entries only). *These Meets are held on Sunday only. *All Rochester Poultry Association Open show fees and rules apply to all bird entries for this meet. MANY THANKS TO GENESEE COUNTRY VILLAGE & MUSEUM FOR HOSTING OUR SHOW We hope you join us to compete and enjoy the day with your guests in this entertaining venue. Genesee Country Village and Museum is a 19th century educational living history museum, and so much more, in Mumford, New York, just southwest of Rochester. It is the largest living history village in New York State, and one of the largest in the nation. Our show is part of the Museum’s annual 19th century style Agricultural Society Fair during the Fall Festival. Take a virtual tour at: www.gcv.org ALL YOUTH SHOW SATURDAY, October 1st, 2016 BIRDS MUST BE COOPED BY 8:30AM. Showroom opens at 7am. Judging starts at 9am YEPA Sanctioned *SHOWMANSHIP will begin at approximately 9:30am. Sign up on Entry Form YOUTH SHOW SECRETARY: ROBIN LEWIS 585-353-6810 16818 Ridge Rd, Holley, NY 14470 [email protected] Poultry Judge: Rick Hare Showmanship Judges: Dan Schuth & Harold Knapp Who can show? Anyone 5 years old through 18 years old What does it cost? **$3.00 per bird if you enter 1 to 14 birds; $2.50 if you enter 15 or more birds Payment must be included with entry form to Youth Show Secretary (Robin Lewis) Can I enter the open show on Sunday, too? ***Yes, you can enter the same birds in the Open Show on Sunday at no additional cost (there will be no reference to youth status in the Open competition). To do so, fill out an Open Show entry form with the birds you wish to hold over for entry on Sunday and send the Open Show form to Colleen Lewis, 1683 Oak Orchard Rd., Albion, NY 14411. These birds can be left overnight Saturday in the locked show hall. RULES: Youth entries are subject to all open show rules stated in this catalog. ROCHESTER POULTRY ASSOCIATION OFFERS FOR YOUTH: CASH: $20 and rosette to each: Champion Large Chicken; Bantam Chicken; Waterfowl $10 and rosette to each: Reserve Champion Large Chicken; Bantam Chicken; Waterfowl $5 Best of Class as follows: American, Asiatic, English, Mediterranean, Continental, All Other Standard Bred; Modern Game Bantam, Game Bantam, Single Comb Clean Legged Bantam, Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantam, All Other Combs Clean Legged Bantam, Feather Legged Bantam; Heavy Goose, Medium Goose, Light Goose; Heavy Duck, Medium Duck, Light Duck, Bantam Duck; Turkey; Guineafowl ***** Minimum of 5 birds must be shown in the class for Best and Reserve Class Cash to be awarded***** Ribbons to 5th place (Youth Show Only) LEWIS FAMILY OFFERS: $3 Reserve of Class for large and bantam chicken, turkey and guineafowl classes FERGUSON FAMILY OFFERS: $3 Reserve of Class for waterfowl classes BOB BERKEMEIER OFFERS: $10 Each Pre-Junior, Junior, Intermediate and Senior Showmanship Champions ROBIN LEWIS OFFERS: $5 Each Pre-Junior, Junior, Intermediate and Senior Showmanship Runners-up.
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