Judging Begins Sunday 10 Am , Danish & Regular Judging, Horse Arena

JUNIOR FAIR Dept 106 Horses*ATCP 160.56

Judging Begins Sunday 10 am, Danish and Regular Judging, Horse Arena Posters and non-animal entries available in Dept. 110 Veterinary Science. Make sure you read ALL “Rules & Regulations” in front of book! CURRENT YEAR COGGINS TEST IS NEEDED. Please bring ORIGINAL and 1 COPY. Copy will be kept on file, original returned to you. Project animal breeds are: Light Horse, Draft Horse, Miniature Horse, Pony, Donkey, Mule and Hinny. Open to all exhibitors enrolled in the 4-H horse/pony/animal related project, Horseless Horse Project, and FFA/FCCLA members. Each Jr. Fair exhibitor must attend 1 verbal clinic plus 1 riding, halter or showmanship clinic with each horse they plan to exhibit at the fair. (If exhibitor shows 2 animals, then 3 clinics are required.) Each Jr. Fair exhibitor or a member of their family must attend and work at one of the scheduled “work nights” in order to show at the fair! All horses and ponies to be shown and judged on Sunday must be in the barn by 7 p.m. on Friday and remain there until 4:30 p.m. on Monday. Draft horses are to be brought in on Sunday, shown and then taken home, unless room is available. The Therapeutic Riders may contact horse superintendant for stall needs. An individual may exhibit 1 or 2 project animals at the fair. For each project animal, exhibitors may enter 1 class in which the animal is judged and 1 class in which the exhibitor is judged. (See table below.) If an exhibitor has 2 animals, he/she cannot enter the same exhibitor judged class with two different animals which includes any Equitation, Showmanship, Reinsmanship or Horsemanship class. (An example is that someone cannot ride in pony and horse equitation, because both of those classes are actually judging the same person-the rider.) Another example would be they cannot show both animals in showmanship classes. A person COULD show one animal in showmanship and the other in equitation.)

EXHIBITOR-JUDGED PROJECT ANIMAL-JUDGED EXTRA CLASSES (anyone can enter) Pony Western Pleasure Walk-Trot Pleasure (cannot enter a canter class) Showmanship Horse Western Pleasure Walk-Trot Horsemanship/Equitation Western Horsemanship Pony English Pleasure (cannot enter a canter class) English Equitation Horse English Pleasure Trail or In-Hand Trail (choose one) Reinsmanship Pleasure Driving Self-Trained Pleasure (Ribbon only) Halter classes Dressage (This will be judged on Monday.) Hunter Hack Costume (Ribbon only)

The project animal may be owned, leased, or managerial. An ownership/leased project is where the animal is owned/leased by the exhibitor or his immediate family. The exhibitor must be involved in the care of the animal and take an active part in training and showing the animal. A managerial project is where the animal is owned by someone other than the exhibitor or their immediate family. The exhibitor must be involved in the care, training, and showing of the animal starting June 1. No stud colt born prior to January 1st of current year may be shown and will not be allowed in the barns. Pony height shall be 56” & under, but no Purebred registered horse of this size may be shown in a pony class. Pony may be measured at fair if height is questioned. All Wisconsin State 4-H Horse Project Showing rules regarding clothing, equipment and class rules will be enforced. A copy of these rules may be obtained from the UWEX Office and are helpful in your project work. Exhibitors grade 6 and older who win a blue ribbon in the classes with an asterisk(*) may be eligible to compete at the State Horse Expo. State Horse Expo information and show entry blanks are available at the fair. Privilege of showing may be revoked by Superintendent and 4-H Horse Key Committee. Any exhibitor, parent or leader may be asked to leave for conduct not in keeping with goals and ideals of 4-H. If problems arise, judgment of Horse Key Committee will prevail. Decision of the judge is final. Disqualification Rules: Any exhibitor late for a class is disqualified. A tack change may be requested by the exhibitor to allow extra time. Exhibitors are not to be coached from the rail while being judged. On the day of the show, ONLY the exhibitor may work with or ride the horse or pony. (Exceptions due to safety concerns may be considered by the Horse Superintendent.) Unnecessary roughness to animals, bleeding of mouth or use of severe bits or other prohibited gear is not allowed. Unsound animals or unruly animals may be disqualified. Safety helmets must be worn in all riding and driving classes. Helmets must be SEI approved and exhibitors must wear boots, with at least 1/2” cut-out heel. The same horse cannot be shown in both Open Class and Junior Fair. Additional Barn Rules Horses must be mounted & dismounted outside the barn and away from people. During the fair, only the exhibitor, immediate family members, or horse owner may work or ride the horse. No animals may be let loose in the arena at any time. Animals should be exercised daily while at the fair. No riding in or through the barn. No riding faster than a walk outside of the arena. Sufficient warm up time in the arena will be provided. Stalls, tack and feed areas will be assigned. Stalls will be restricted to space available. Stalls must be completely stripped clean of sawdust and manure at the end of the fair. If not, exhibitor will not receive their premium. Exhibitor must check out with the barn boss before leaving the grounds. All grade levels as of January 1, current year.

PREMIUMS: BLUE 8.00 RED 7.00 WHITE 6.00 PINK 5.00 These apply to all classes.

HALTER CLASSES Conformation of the Animal is Judged - Regular Judging CLASS AA - HALTER PONY (Western Type) CLASS AB - HALTER PONY (English Type) CLASS AC - HALTER DRAFT HORSE CLASS AD - HALTER MINIATURE HORSE LOTS 1-6(Classes AA - AD) 1. Fillies - weanlings, yearlings and 2 year olds 2. Mares 3 to 11 years 3. Mares 12 years and older 4.Geldings –weanlings, yearlings and 2 year olds 5. Geldings 3 to 11 years 6. Geldings 12 years and older CLASS AE - HALTER -MULE, DONKEY, HINNY LOTS 7-10 7. Jennies - weanlings, yearlings and 2 year olds 8. Jennies 3 year olds and older 9. Geldings – weanlings, yearlings and 2 year olds 10. Geldings 3 years and older CLASS AF - HALTER HORSE (English Type) CLASS AG - HALTER HORSE (Western Type) LOTS 11-20 (Classes AF & AG) 11. Fillies weanlings (Born Current year) 12. Fillies yearlings (Born Previous Year) 13. Fillies 2 year olds 14. Mares 3 to 11 years 15. Mares 12 years and older 16. Gelding and colt weanlings (Born Current year) 17. Geldings yearlings (Born Previous Year) 18. Geldings 2 year olds 19. Geldings 3 to 11 years 20. Geldings 12 years and older SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES Exhibitors Ability to Show at Halter Is Judged - Danish Judging CLASS BA -PONY WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP* CLASS BB - HORSE WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP* CLASS BC - PONY ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP* CLASS BD - HORSE ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP* LOTS 21-28 (Class BA-BD) 21. Grade 3-4 22. Grade 5-6 23. Grade 7 24. Grade 8 25. Grade 9 26. Grade 10 27. Grade 11 28. Grade 12 & 13 CLASS BE - MINIATURE HORSE SHOWMANSHIP* CLASS BF - DRAFT HORSE SHOWMANSHIP* LOTS 29-31 (Classes BE-BF) 29. Grade 3-6 30. Grade 7-9 31. Grade 10 & older CLASS BG -DONKEY, MULE, HINNY SHOWMANSHIP LOT 32-33 32. Grade 3-7 33. Grade 8 & older RIDING CLASSES CLASS CA – WALK-TROT PLEASURE CLASS CB – WALK-TROT HORSEMANSHIP/EQUITATION Classes CA and CB -- Open to all youth exhibitors that do not show in any other RIDING/CANTER class. Exceptions include Trail, Intro Level Dressage or Costume classes (English or Western style of riding.) LOTS 34-36 (Classes CA-CB) 34. Grade 3-4 35. Grade 5-6 36. Grade 7 & older CLASS DA - SELF-TRAINED PLEASURE (English & Western Styles) - Ribbon Only The horse cannot be entered in this class more than one year. This class may be entered in addition to an animal- judged class such as pleasure, driving or halter. LOT 37. All Ages CLASS EA – PONY ENGLISH PLEASURE* CLASS EB – HORSE ENGLISH PLEASURE* CLASS EC – PONY ENGLISH EQUITATION* - Danish Judging CLASS ED – HORSE ENGLISH EQUITATION*- Danish Judging LOTS 38-45 (Classes EA-ED) 38. Grade 3-4 39. Grade 5-6 40. Grade 7 41. Grade 8 42. Grade 9 43. Grade 10 44. Grade 11 45. Grade 12 & 13 CLASS FA – PONY WESTERN PLEASURE* CLASS FB – HORSE WESTERN PLEASURE* CLASS FC – PONY WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP*- Danish Judging CLASS FD – HORSE WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP *- Danish Judging LOTS 46-53 (Classes FA - FD) 46. Grade 3-4 47. Grade 5-6 48. Grade 7 49. Grade 8 50. Grade 9 51. Grade 10 52. Grade 11 53. Grade 12 & 13 CLASS GA - MULE, DONKEY & HINNY PLEASURE CLASS GB - MULE, DONKEY, HINNY HORSEMANSHIP/EQUITATION LOT 54. (Classes GA and GB) All ages PLEASURE DRIVING CLASSES Class HA - Pony Pleasure Driving* Class HB - Horse Pleasure Driving* Class HC - Miniature Horse Pleasure Driving* Class HD- Mule, Donkey, Hinny Pleasure Driving Class HE -Draft Horse Cart Driving* LOTS 55-56 (CLASSES HA - HE) 55. Grade 3-8 56. Grade 9 & older REINSMANSHIP DRIVING CLASSES – Danish Judging CLASS IA - PONY DRIVING REINSMANSHIP* CLASS IB - HORSE DRIVING REINSMANSHIP* CLASS IC - MINIATURE HORSE REINSMANSHIP* CLASS ID - DRAFT HORSE REINSMANSHIP* CLASS IE - MULE, DONKEY & HINNY REINSMANSHIP LOTS 57 – 58 (CLASSES IA - IE) 57. Grade 3-8 58. Grade 9 & older

CLASS JA - THERAPEUTIC WALK-TROT LOT 59. All Ages EXTRA CLASSES – ANYONE CAN ENTER CLASS KA - TRAIL CLASS Extra class offered - open to all Equine Project members. Regular Judging. Project animal and member may have exhibited in other classes. Exhibitor may enter only 1 Trail Class Animal is judged through the obstacle course on control, agility and calmness. English or Western style of riding LOTS 60-64 60. Therapeutic* 61. Grade 3-6* 62. Grade 7-9* 63. Grade 10 & older* 64. In-Hand Trail

CLASS LA – HUNTER HACK Extra class offered - open to all Equine Project members. Regular Judging. Animal and member may have exhibited in other classes. English tack/attire is required. nimal and rider are judged over two jumps and also on the rail. Cross rail jumps will not exceed 18” LOTS 65-67 65. Grade 3-6 66. Grade 7-9 67. Grade 10 & older CLASS MA – DRESSAGE (ALL AGES) This class will be judged on Monday. Extra class offered - open to all Equine Project members. Regular Judging. Animal and member may have exhibited in other classes. LOTS 68-70 68. Intro Level Test B (walk and trot only. Horse or pony/rider combination that have won a blue in this lot must move to a different level test.) 69. Training Level Test 4 (walk, trot and canter) 70. First Level Test 1-4 (walk, trot, canter, extension and lateral work. Exhibitors must declare which test they are riding prior to show day.)

CLASS NA - COSTUME CLASS (RIBBON ONLY) Extra class offered - open to all Equine Project members. Regular Judging. Animal and member may have exhibited in other classes. Costume should be designed for both animal and exhibitor in style for riding, driving or showmanship. LOTS 71-72 71. Grade 3-8 72. Grade 9 & older