Logo designed by Dan Lewis for more information contact him at [email protected]
BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ken Bullock - Terrel Tovey - Steve Brown
BANNOCK COUNTY FAIR BOARD
SHELDON BARFUSS - CHAIR TARRY BARKER IVAN BLOXHAM DANA EVANS JIM BOWMAN KELLY FLY
Fair Superintendent Fair Secretary
Piney Morrison Jamie Pehrson Facilities Director
Aaron Greenwell
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Karla Bybee Megan Morrison Bekki Pope
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Big “THANKS” to all of Bannock County for their continued support !!
SEE YOU AT THE FAIR!!! Thanks to all our wonderful sponsors !!
4 5 Thanks to all our wonderful sponsors !! American Legion Post 21 Still Serving America
Doug’s Repair
MOTOR MART DOWNEY/MALAD The Mart— Downey
6 Thanks to all our wonderful sponsors !!
7 Thanks to all our wonderful sponsors !!
11759 E FISH CREEK RD LAVA HOT SPRINGS
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 21 “FOR GOD AND COUNTRY”
DOWNEY-SWAN LAKE HIGH- WAY DISTRICT
8 HARKNESST H E H OT E L
McCAMMON IDAHO
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FREESTAGE ENTERTAINMENT
GAMES! PRIZES! CONTESTS!
OPEN JR.HORSE SHOW Open Class Dog Show
“Instagram” photo contest—#BannockCountyPhotoContest2018
Moto Cross Xtreme Horse Pulls Stunt Jump
Cruzin’ CAr SHOW Farm Bureau Breakfast and Ag Trailer
Petting Zoo Downey Lion’s Rodeo
MUTTON BUSTIN’ Worlds’s Funnest Photo Booth Grizzley Experience Kids days in the Park
Robo Cars Chicken Shiz Bingo Wipe Out Slide Color Run Farm Art Contest Miss Idaho ROYALE PAGEANT and TALENT COMPETITION
Team Roping MARKET STOCK SALE Buck Wild Mechanical Bull
EISF TEAM PENNING, BRANDING & SORTING QUALIFIER
Study Club Raffle Laser Tag Face Painting
12 BANNOCK COUNTY FAIR - August 6-11, 2018- (Times and Events Subject to Change)
Saturday, August 4 12:30- South Bannock Library District Story Time and Book Give- away 9am—Horse Showmanship followed by Halter, English, Bareback, 1pm—Sheep Show—see 4H/FFA schedule Western and Walk-Trot-Trail 1pm to 3pm - Kids Day in the Park Monday, August 6 3:00pm—Grizzly Experience 8am to 8pm - Enter Open Class Antiques (Monday only) 4:00pm—Century Magic 9am—Working Ranch, Dummy Roping and Trail Classes 5:00—9:00pm Buck Wild Mechanical Bull 4pm to 8pm - Enter all open class (excluding flowers and potted 6pm - Straight off the Farm plants) 7:30pm - Downey Lion’s Rodeo 5:30 — Linfords 9:30pm - Chad Prather, comedian 6pm - Free Potato Bar 9pm - Buildings Close 7pm - Horse Pulls — Main Arena Various Times: Magic Century, Laser Tag, Stunt Jump, Ivie Acres 8pm - Buildings close Petting Zoo, Robocars, Farm Bureau Trailer, Wagon Rides 8:30pm - Lizzy the Dream Girl 9:30pm—Street Dance, tennis courts Friday, August 10 Various Times: Wagon Rides 8am- 4H Dog Show 8am- 8:30am- Check in 4H Rabbits & Poultry Tuesday, August 7 9am - Buildings Open 8am to noon - continue entering all open class (including 9am - Barn Hunt Fun Match— Dog Show - Baseball Field flowers & potted plants) - Also enter FFA non-livestock projects 9am - Judge 4-H & FFA Rabbits 9am - 4H Reining, Horsemanship, Barrels and Poles 9am –2pm - 2017 Miss Idaho Royale Pageant & Talent Competition 10am -Weigh in 4H/FFA Market Hogs 10am Judge 4-H & FFA Poultry Weigh in 4H/FFA Market Lambs/Goats 11am - Chicken Shiz Bingo - Baseball Field Weigh-in 4H/FFA Market Steers 11am—Small Animal Round Robin 3pm to 8pm - Enter Best Decorated cupcake and Best Apple Pie, 11:30 am—Grizzly Experience 3:30pm—4H Cup Cake Wars - 4H building 12:00pm—Jerimiah Johnson, The Throw Zone 5pm - Lizzy the Dream Girl 1pm to 3pm - Kids Day in the Park 7pm - Live A Little Moto Cross Extreme and Mega Trucks - Main 3pm– Grizzly Experience Arena 3pm - Round Robin—cover show ring 9pm - Lizzy the Dream Girl 3pm to 9pm - A lot of Fun Stuff Inflatables 9 pm - Buildings close 4pm– 4H / FFA Livestock Awards– covered show ring Various Times –Laser Tag, Stunt Jump, Worlds Funniest Photo 5pm - American Legion Dutch Oven Dinner Booth, Wagon Rides 5pm—Jeremiah Johnson, The Throw Zone 7:30pm - Downey Lion’s Rodeo Wednesday, August 8 9:00pm—Brody Fitch, musician 9am - Buildings Open 9:30pm—Ned LeDoux, musician 9am—Swine Show—see 4H/FFA schedule 9pm - Buildings Close 10am - DOP Bake Sale - Log Cabin Various Times - Laser Tag, Stunt Jump, Ivie Acres Petting Zoo, 11:00am- “Old McDonald Treasure Hunt and “Looking for Some Robocars, Farm Bureau Trailer, Wagon Rides Squeels” 11:30 — Grizzly Experience Saturday, August 11 12:00 pm—Magic Century 8am - Bannock County Fair Color Run & Bike Ride 1pm to 3pm - Kids Day in the Park 8am-10am - FFA Breakfast 1pm - Check in 4H Dairy Cattle, Dairy Goats & Breeding Beef, 8:00am—Cowboy Extreme Race, Main Arena Sheep, and Swine 9am - Buildings Open 2pm Goat show—see 4H schedule 10am - 4H Market Livestock Sale -Pavilion 2:30pm — 4H Lego Building Contest– 4-H building 10am to 4pm - A Lot of Fun Stuff Inflatables 3pm - Grizzly Experience 10am - 2pm - Car Show 4pm - Lizzy the Dream Girl 11:30am—Grizzly Experience 6:30pm - PARADE 12pm – Casperson Mini Bulls Following Parade: 2pm - Chicken Shiz Bingo Chamber of Commerce BBQ Rib Eye Steak Dinner 3pm - Grizzly Experience Team Roping 3:30– Jeremiah Johnson, The Throw Zone 7:00pm - Dueling Pianos Various Times- Laser Tag, Stunt Jump, Ivie Acres Petting Zoo, 9:00pm - Lizzy the Dream Girl Robocars, Farm Bureau Trailer, Wagon Rides 9pm - Buildings Close Various Times - Magic Century, Laser Tag, Stunt Jump, Worlds 3pm– Release all livestock and red or white ribbon Home Ec / Funniest Photo Booth, Ivie Acres Petting Zoo, Robocars, Farm Bu- Misc Projects. All Home Ec / Misc Projects receiving blue ribbon reau Trailer, Wagon Rides will be taken to EISF by the 4-H Office 5pm - Release all Open Class exhibits - premiums paid - Fair Thursday, August 9 Office (no exhibits will be released early)
9am—Buildings Open 9am - Open Jr. Horse Show 9am—Beef Show—4H/FFA Marty Bowman Memorial Barrel Race—following Open Jr Horse Show 9am - 4H & FFA Beef Showmanship, - see 4H/FFA schedule 11:30am—Grizzly Experience
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FFA Breakfast Coloring Contest Pick up pictures at the fair of- Saturday August 11, 8:00—10:00 AM fice Monday $5.00 per plate There will be prizes in each age group
Age groups: 4 & under, Instagram Contest 5 - 7, During the week of the fair we & 8 - 12 are asking to take photos and use the hash tag
#bannockcountyfairphotocontest2018 FREE POTATO BAR Monday August 7 The photos will then be reposted and 6:00 pm City Park voted on— Served by your Public Officials the photo who receives the most votes will win the dai- Potatoes donated by ly cash prize of $25.00 G P O D of Idaho
The last day of the fair, the daily winners will be reposted for a grand prize of $200.00 Farm Art Contest (names will not be posted with the photo) Paint/Draw/Create
Farm Bureau Grocery “What agriculture means to you” Must use items from the farm— Cart Giveaway examples– wheat, leaves, stones, metal, seeds etc.
(Main fair building Artwork must be wired and ready to hang Sculptures must be free standing - all week) Due by Wednesday August 8, 12:00 pm Guess the price of the Age groups groceries and 4-6, 7-10, 11-15, 16-18, 18 and up Prize Money in each age group win them all !! 1st—$20.00 2nd—$10.00 Winner announced Saturday Judges Choice—$100.00
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Old McDonald had a Farm / Treasure Hunt Bring your little farmers to hunt for treasures, we need your help to find the golden eggs and fun prizes Age 0-4 Wednesday at 11:00 we will meet at volleyball area
Looking for some squeals? Grab a friend or two and get ready for a squealing good time in this farm themed search for the “Moo-lah”. Lots of opportunities to win various cash amounts ranging from $1 to $50 Ages 5-9 Wednesday 11:00am meet at the log cabin Ages 10-14 Wednesday 12:00pm-12:45pm
Straight off the farm! With a Baa and a Moo and a Oink Oink too we want EWE to come and enjoy a night of FUN! So keep the laughs going and cameras rolling as you and your friends video and compete for the $100.00 grand prize. This scavenger hunt is for ages 15+. We will meet at the log cabin Thursday night at 6pm $50 to the 2nd place winners $30 to the 3rd place winners
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Monday August 6, 7:00 pm Main Arena
16 Tuesday August 8, 7:00 pm Main Arena
17 2018 BANNOCK COUNTY FAIR GRAND MARSHALLS RUSTY The Bow- manAND Family JANE DAVIS
NF Ranch 150 + and 5 generation Marsh Valley Family Owned Ranch The Davis Ranch was started in the late 1860’s or early 1870’s. When our ancestors came from England & Wales they settled in Perry Utah. They were looking for grazing and pasture land and came to Marsh Valley. Daniel D and Mary Ann Davis started the ranch. When Daniel died, Mary Ann married Nil- son Franklin Davis. Then the ranch was handed down to Raymond and Margaret Davis. From there Glade and Jane Davis took over the ranching duties. The ranch is currently being operated by Chris and Lori Davis and their children Shawn and Kaylee Davis. The Davis family has been a great asset to the Marsh Valley community. They are a generous family that are always looking out for their neighbors. Congratulations Davis Family!!
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21 Downey Parade Bannock County Fair Wednesday August 8, 2018 - 6:30 p.m. Grand Marshalls—Glade “Rusty” Davis Family (see next page) 5:30 - Sign-up for entries to be judged - Judging at 6 p.m. Walkers and bikers will meet by the park at 6:00. All other entrants will come in 3 blocks north of park on 1st west. PARADE ROUTE: Start at rodeo grounds go to 1st West turn down Main Street & back to fairgrounds. Contact Karla Bybee - 313-5294 PARADE CLASSES 01. Riding Club…………………………….…….$20.$15, $10 15. Best Dressed Horsewoman Over 12……..$10, $7, $5 02. Riding Club, Youth…………………………..$20.$15, $10 16. Musical Entry…………………………....$10, $7, $5 03. Patriotic Float………………………………...$20.$15, $10 17. Political Entry………………………..…..$10, $7, $5 04. Best 4-H Float,……………………………….$20.$15, $10 18. Best Family Float……………….…...... $20, $15, $10 05. Best Float, Civic-Social……………………...$20.$15, $10 19. Walkers……………………………..…....$10, $7, $5 06. Best Business Float………………………...... $20.$15, $10 20. Cheerleaders……………………………...$10, $7, $5 07. Horse Drawn Wagon………………………...$20.$15, $10 4-H Riding Groups…………………..…….....$10, $7, $5 08. Best Agriculture Entry….……………………$20.$15, $10 22. Motorized……………………………...….$10, $7, $5 09. Best Dressed Rider and 4-wheeler……………$10, $7, $5 23. Miscellaneous..……………………….…..$10, $7, $5 10. Best Dressed Rider and Bicycle……………….$10, $7, $5 24. Old Cars………………………………...... $10, $7, $5 11 . Best Dressed Rider and Motorcycle…………...$10, $7, $5 25. Judges Sweepstakes……………………………..$20 12. Best Dressed Horseman Under 12…………$10, $7, $5 26. Best Theme Award ………………………..……$100 13. Best Dressed Horsewoman Under 12…………$10, $7, $5 27. Mayor’s Award………………… ………...…....$30 14. Best Dressed Horseman Over 12………………$10, $7, $5
Parade Route Please come and enter in the Parade even if “not specified”
for further information: Piney Morrison 208-317-5424 Fair Office: 208-237-1340
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TEAM PENNING, SORTING AND BRANDING
SUNDAY AUGUST 5, 2018 STARTING AT 10 AM AT THE BANNOCK COUNTY FAIR IN DOWNEY, ID. SORTING STARTING AT 10AM, PENNING AT 12 NOON WITH BRANDING FOLLOWING.
***BUCKLES WILL BE AWARDED FOR ADULT COMPETITION***
This event is an Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot qualifier. Contact Steve Oyler - (208) 251-2661
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Farm Kids & City Kids: If you grew up in the 1950’s there was an 82% chance that you either lived on a farm or lived in a farming community. In the year 2050, it is estimated that only 18% of the population will live in such a rural setting. While agriculture is growing as an industry, children’s understanding of where their food and fiber come from is gradually di- minishing. In the old days, if you asked a child where butter comes from, they would have pointed to the cow in the pasture because they had seen the cow milked and the butter churned. Today, a growing number of children may think no farther than the refrigerated sec- tion at Wal-Mart. The truth is, both children and adults use consumable and non-consumable products that come from agriculture every day. It just may take a little education and perhaps a little fun to help us real- ize how connected we are to farms and ranches.
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Wednesday—Saturday
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South Bannock Library Daughters of the Utah District Pioneers (DUP) Thursday August 9, 2018 Log Cabin Wednesday August 8, 2018 12:30 pm 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Story Time Bake Food Sale Book Giveaway Games
American Legion BBQ Dinner CHICKEN SHIZ BINGO Buy a square for $5 (up to 30 squares sold) Friday - August 10, 5 pm Chance to win up to $150 Adults: $9.00 Buy your squares (sold until Friday Aug. 10- 10am) Children 12 & under Contact Piney Morrison: 897-5625, or 317-5424 $6.00 Must be present at baseball field: Friday 11am, and Saturday 2pm to win BBQ Pork Ribs, Corn on the Cob, Dutch oven Potatoes, Roll & drink Study Club Raffle Tickets, 1 for $5 3 for $10 5 for $15 7 for $20 Wagon Rides 40 lb variety pack 1/4 hog Henderson Hogs—Swanlake Or 50 lb sampler pack 1/4 premium beef Coyote Creek Ranch—Arimo Both cut & wrapped Contact Rhonda Barfuss—709-6001 Dana West—897-5020 Linda Brim—897-5291 Drawing Friday night August 10th By rodeo announcer
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Laser tag is an exciting, inter- active way to engage at the fair. Players from two teams battle each other until every- one from the opposing team is eliminated. Fun for players of any age, laser tag is fast paced, and unique in its open air style. Action Entertainment Laser Tag is provided to fair goers free of charge by your Fair board, so come join us for some free fun.
30 The Action Entertainment Stunt Jump is the most exciting way to enjoy your time at the fair! Take the chance to feel like a stunt pro- fessional by jumping off of either the 11ft or 20ft tall platform. Jumpers are caught by the Zero Shock stunt bag, which is designed to cushion and cradle when you land. Jumpers must be at least 5 years of age and 40lbs in order to jump off the 20ft platform, with no weight restrictions for the 11ft platform. All jumpers must have a signed waiver to jump, and minors require a parent’s signature.
STUNT JUMP
31 JR. HORSE SHOW Thursday August 9th 9:00 AM Pre Enter By August 7th at 5pm at Fair Office Entries postmarked by Aug 1st mail to Lindsay Kiggins, 8905 S Robin Rd, McCammon Idaho, 83250 For more info call Mackenzie Fly (435)590-1263 or email [email protected]
1-All classes will be conducted by general rules. 2-The fair board will not be responsible in the event of injury or loss to exhibitor, equipment or animals. 3-No Stallions 4-Any horse not under complete control at all times will be excused from the arena. 5-Equipment will be standard western in accordance with current 4H rules. 6-First through sixth will be awarded ribbons in each class. 7-contestants can use 4H horses. 8- A $1.00 entry fee is required for each event. 9-PRE-ENTRY IS REQUIRED. Late entries will be taken the morning of the show from 8AM-8:30AM with a $10.00 late fee. NO EXCEPTIONS. Class Schedule 1-Costume Leadline. Age 6 and under (contestants and horses will be judged on costumes. All contestants must have leadline) 2-Western Equitation W/T/L 7-9 3-Western Leadline 0-6 4-Western Equitation/T 7-9 5-Western Equitation W/T 0-6 6-Stick horse barrel racing 0-6 7-Western Equitation 10-12 8-Stick horse Reining 0-6 9-Barrels 0-6 10-Barrels 7-9 11-Barrels 10-12 12-Egg and Spoon 0-12 13-Poles 0-6 14-Poles 7-9 15-Poles 10-12 16-Ride-a-Buck All ages
Name______AGE______
Address______STATE______ZIP______
Phone______Email______Classes entering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Total number of classes ______$1.00 per class Total Fees ______
If not pre-entered by Aug 6th add $10.00 late fee per contestant
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TEAM ROPING Buckles to 1st in youth WEDNESDAY August 8, 5PM SIGN UP Saddles 1st in 5 and under Buckles 2nd in 5 and under Youth - Century: 3 for $25 enter 6 times High money Bannock County #10 saddle roping Roper—Buckle 3 for $30 enter 6 times CONTACT: BEN TIBBETS 208-681-2268
DOWNEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BBQ Rib Eye Steak Dinner
Wednesday, August 8 - following parade Adults - $10 12 & under - $6 MENU Dutch Oven Potatoes Rib Eye Steak, Corn on the Cob, Roll, Watermelon & Drink
Wednesday 33 Linfords The Linfords are the living embodiment of an age old tradition of the musical family. When this brother and sister duo sing togeth- er you will hear more than just well honed voices and great songs, they have developed a sound that was born in them. Cal and Ted- dy have built a stellar set list that puts a unique spin on classic country, folk and rock songs that are crowd favorites. They have matched their unmistakable sound with origi- nal songwriting that tells the story of a life lived in the mountains of Star Valley Wyo- ming, where if they weren’t out working on the ranch, they were singing. Theirs is a true story of Americana.
The Linford Band's diverse and eclectic song choices range from Willie and Waylon and the boys, Dwight Yoakum, King George Strait, and Wyoming favorite Chris LeDoux to contemporary hits from Kacey Musgraves, Jason Isbell and Sara Bareilles with plenty of the classics from The Ea- gles, The Everly Brothers, Bob Segar, and The Doobie Brothers. We play it all and we play it well for the dancing, drinking and listening audience.
The Linfords have opened for big country acts like; Toby Keith, Hal Ketchum, Marti- na McBride, Chris LeDoux and most re- cently Cal was the pre-show for Sam Hunt at a private party. Teddy has sang for the likes of Tom Hanks, Bruce Springsteen, Julie Andrews and even the royal family of Thailand. For all the amazing places the MONDAY music takes them their favorite place is 5:30 PM Monday
LIZZY DREAM GIRL
Lizzy was born in Minneapolis, MN, and grew up in a family of entertainers. As a child, she spent much of her summer learning about and watching stage hypnosis shows across the country. She was always intrigued by the power and hilarity of hypnosis. Lizzy has a college degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Mar- riage and Family Therapy. Lizzy chose to continue the family tradition in enter- tainment and pursue a career as a stage hypnotist. She has used her knowledge and expertise to create a hypnosis show that is unique, funky, and fresh. When she is not performing, Lizzy works in the field of psychology. She believes that the more we can smile and laugh together, the better our lives will be, because laughter is one of the best kinds of therapy.
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Come Meet
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday
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38 Wednesday 7:00 PM 39 Century Russell has performed as 'Magic Century' for over thirty years. His trademark magic and comedy routines have amazed audienc- es in every venue imaginable. For Special Events, Parties, and Corporate Functions, Century has the perfect program to meet your needs.
You'll see Magic Century perform his signature magic tricks with cards, coins, and ropes. His interactive entertainment gives everyone a front row seat to some of the finest performance pieces of classic and contemporary magic, all Wednesday and Thursday
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As an observer of life, pointing out the humor in modern culture, Chad Prather has built a loyal following, sold out theaters with his one-man shows and has been featured on Fox News and CNN, among other major national outlets. He has ap- peared internationally from Moscow to the Ivory Coast. He may also be one of the most important topical humorists of these turbulent political times, as evidenced by the more than one billion views and counting that he has received on Facebook.
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42 It started as the brain child of U of U alumni, Tycen McCann who decided to try his hand at bull riding back in 2007 and wanted to practice at home on what was as close to the real thing as possible. He recruited his long time friends Joey Perry and soon to be Dr. Anthony Newman and the three handsome devils acquired their first mechanical bull. Once they had Jay Black (the bull) and realized how much fun it is to ride, they wanted to share their joy with all and therefore worked hard to make their bull operation portable to bring wherever their ser- vices were requested. Since the first bull the number has grown to a full herd and the range in which they buck has extended in- to all of Utah's surrounding states. The Buck Wild guys are more than just your neighbors, they are pure and simply the kind of fellas you want at your Thursday, 5 pm, to 9pm Baseball Field
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Brody Fitch!! Brody grew up in Arbon, ID on his family’s farm & ranch. He still lives in Arbon Valley with his wife Kimberlyn and together they own a small herd of cows and some farm ground. When Brody is not working at Cooper Norman he loves to spend time with his family. He also enjoys riding horses, skiing, snowmobiling, playing guitar, and hunting.
44 In country music, a last name like LeDoux casts a big, storied and bittersweet shadow, but it’s one Ned LeDoux doesn’t mind standing in one bit. Having been a drummer in his dad Chris’ band Western Underground since 1998, Ned knew from an early age that he had “no plan b” but to play music, “Once I got the taste Ned of the road, and being in front of a crowd and just the sound of it, it was...freedom.” ”For the last year, Ned has been steadily touring and opening for acts like Toby Keith, Chris Janson, Aaron Watson and Randy Houser. Yet now that he is in front of the mic, Ned has a new goal. “There’s an age group who doesn’t know who Chris LeDoux is and I just want to keep his name out there. I want to reintroduce him to people who’ve maybe heard of him but didn’t know what he did. Just car- ry on his legacy and carry on his music and at the same time show them what I can do.” Ned LeDoux!! Friday 45 Friday—Saturday
46 Bannock County Farm Bureau Federation’s Free Breakfast Scavenger Hunt
Friday- August 10th - 8:00 to 10:00 am Peruse the fairgrounds to learn where breakfast foods come from and why each food group is so important for a healthy body. Participants will visit buildings, barns/displays to find
information sheets and/or activities which earn a ticket for one breakfast food item. They are located all over the fair grounds. (example: which building would you look in to see where bacon comes from?) Earn all five tickets at five different areas and redeem them for a free breakfast located on the grassy area by the main arena. Thank you Idaho Farmers and the Bannock County Farm Bureau Federation for a nutritious breakfast.
47 2018 Bannock County Fair Barn Hunt Fun Match August 10, 2018 Following the 4-H Dog Show that begins at 8:00am Bannock County Fairgrounds / Ballfield Downey, Idaho
Barn Hunt is an exciting new sport based on the skills used by rat catchers who would travel between farms to protect grain supplies and lower the risk of dis- ease by cleaning out vermin. Dogs use their hunting ability to find and mark rats in an above ground "barn-like" setting, using a straw/hay bale maze to introduce climbing and tunneling obstacles in the dog’s path. Rats in aerated tubes are hidden in the maze for the dog to find. Some tubes are empty or contain only litter. Barn Hunt is for ANY dog who loves to hunt and who can fit through an 18" wide gap between two hay bales. It tests speed, agility, and surefootedness. The sport tests dogs at finding rats that are securely enclosed in ventilated tubes hidden in stacks of hay bales. Your dog will compete by completing a "climb" and a "tunnel", begin to actively "hunt", and “find the rat” by saying “RAT”! Full name of dog______Call name______Breed of dog______Owner’s / Handler of dog______Experience with Barn Hunting? YES______NO______$1.00/run if entries are received by August 3, 2018 $2.00/run if entries are received after August 3, 2018 Number of Runs______Maximum of 5 runs per dog. Call Kristi at 208.897.5052 or 208.260.0929 for more information. Mail entries to Kristi Cogdill, 22703 S Marsh Valley Road, Downey, Idaho 83234
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50 Open $35.00 9-13 $15.00 8 & under $5.00
51 Bannock County Fair Color Run Saturday August 11th, 8:00 am
1 Mile Color Run $$ CASH $$ Prizes 5k Color Run donated by the Fair
Bannock County Fair 1 Mile and 5k Color Run Registration Form Name______Address______Birth date______Phone #______I am signing up for the: (circle 1) ______1 Mile Color Run Individual ($10) ______5K Color Run Individual ($20) ______1 Mile Color Run Family of 4 ($30.00) ______5k Color Run Family of 4 ($50.00)
Make checks payable to Downey Elementary PTO
Waiver (MUST BE SIGNED) In consideration of your accepting this entry, I, the below signed, intending to be legally bound, for myself, my heirs, my executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against the race, and sponsors and their representatives, successors and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by me in said event. I attest that I will participate in this event as a footrace, that I am physically fit and sufficiently trained for the completion of this event. Furthermore, I hereby grant full permission to use my name and likeliness, as well as any photographs and any record of this event in which I may appear for any legitimate purpose, including advertising and promotion.
Signature______Date______
Parent or Guardian if under 18______Return completed form to the Downey City Office Contact Cylista Goodwin 208-241-6215 with any questions
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Bungee Run
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Sweetheart Productions and the Bannock County Fair proudly present: 14th Annual 2018 Miss Idaho Royale Pageant & Talent Competition
August 9-10, 2018
Thursday: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. ~ Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Bannock County Fairgrounds ~ Downey, Idaho
Age Divisions - Girls: 1, 2, 3-4, 5-7, 8-11, 12-15, 16-18, 19 & up*
Low Entry Fees
Pre-registration is required - Deadline to enter is July 25, 2018 Enter by July 10, 2018 and receive a discount off of your fees! Large Trophies Beautiful Tiaras Custom Sashes
EVERY Contestant gets a Beautiful Trophy
Royale Supreme Contestants get a Custom Pageant T-Shirt** For more information/entry forms Call or Text Geri at (208) 776-0377 Facebook: Miss Idaho Royale/Sweetheart Production
*Age divisions may change depending on the number of contestants entered by the deadline. **T-shirts not applicable to ages 1-4 years but can be purchased for a small fee.
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