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Jr. Livestock Show March 1 - March 4 Jr. Livestock Show March 1 - March 4 Join us for the Payne County Premium Sale on March 4, 2021 Buyers Dinner at 5:30 p.m. Premium Sale at 7:00 p.m. Payne County Expo Center Stillwater, Oklahoma TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule of events .................................................................................... 3 Award Sponsors ........................................................................................... 5 Superintendents/Assistants ................................................................. 9 FFA Advisors & 4-H Leaders .................................................................. 11 General Rules and Regulations .............................................................. 12 Premium Sale Auction Rules .................................................................. 23 Doe Fitting Contest………………….………………………………………………….…..25 Cattle Fitting Contest……………………………………………………………………..26 Section I – Prospect Steers Rules and Regulations .................. 28 Section 2 – Market Steers Rules and Regulations ..................... 29 Section 3 – Beef Heifers Rules and Regulations ........................ 31 Section 4 – Dairy Heifers Rules and Regulations........................ 33 Section 5 – Sheep Rules and Regulations ...................................... 35 Section 6 – Goat Rules and Regulations ......................................... 37 Section 7 – Swine Rules and Regulations ....................................... 39 Section 8 – Market Broilers .................................................................. 43 1 FORWARD The Payne County Fair Board presents to you the 2021 show program for the Payne County Junior Livestock Show. The rules contained herein, in most instances, are a result of individual or group recommendations through the years. To present a show schedule and a listing of rules that are without error and to the satisfaction of every exhibitor is a challenge. Assisting with the management and interpretation of the show's rules are a group of volunteers who serve as superintendents. The Fair Board is indebted to these people for their dedication to Payne County's 4-H and FFA members. Please say "thanks" to these people for their time and interest. The purpose of the Jr. Livestock Show is to provide county 4-H and FFA members the opportunity to compare their abilities for selection, care, and management of their livestock projects. Included in this training process are parents, leaders, and teachers. Livestock projects are simply tools being used to train young people to be tomorrow's leaders. Misrepresentation of any nature may be a detour that leads to a dead end. Please join us in conducting an educational event that permits good clean competition that ends with a friendly handshake and a smile. Let's have a good show. -Payne County Fairboard Every exhibitor, parent or legal guardian, Ag Teacher, 4-H Educator/Leader MUST sign an affidavit that they understand the rules of the Payne County Jr Livestock Show. Any violation of the rules will result in disqualification of the subject animal and/or exhibitor upon available superintendent consensus. All awards and/or monies will be forfeited. No legal action will be brought against the superintendent, Premium Sale Committee, Fairboard, Expo Center, Judges, and/or other officials. 2 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Sunday, Feb 28 10:00 am Expo Center open for stalling. Stall assignments will be posted. Sheep & goats must be bedded before penning. 3:30 pm All sheep and goats must be in place 4:00 pm Weigh & check-in market lambs and goats 6:00 pm Doe Fitting Contest 12:00 midnight Lock facilities Monday, March 1 6:00 am Facilities will be open 8 am– 8 pm Show Office Opens (Must turn in signed affidavit) 9:00 am Sheep Show Begins Breeding Show Breeding selection for Grand/Res. Champion Market Show Market selection for Grand/Res Champion Sheep Showmanship Contest, then Sale Order Sheep will be released at the end of the sheep show 5:00-7:00 pm Swine checked in by superintendent @ Check Point Location 5:00 pm Goat show begins Doe Show Selection of Doe Grand/Res Champions Market Goat Selection of Market Grand/Res Champions Goat Showmanship Contest, then Sale Order Goat will be released at the end of the goat show 6:00 pm All beef and dairy must be in place 6:30 pm Check registration papers for Dairy Heifers Weigh Market & Prospect Steers Check registration papers & tattoos for Beef Heifers 12:00 midnight Lock facilities 3 Tuesday, March 2 6am-12 midnight Facilities will be open 7am –12:00pm Swine checked in by superintendent 8:00 am Dairy Heifer Show Selection of Supreme/Res. Dairy Heifer Dairy Showmanship Contest, then Sale Order Dairy will be released at the end of the Dairy show 10:00 am Market Broilers check in 11:00 am Beef Heifer Show Selection of Supreme/Res. Beef Heifer, then Sale Order Prospect Steer Show Market Steer Show Selection of Prospect Grand & Reserve Selection of Market Grand & Reserve Heifer & Steer Combined Showmanship Contest Sale Order Beef will be released at the end of the Beef show 1:00 pm Market Broiler Judging Begins Broilers will be released at the end of the Broilers show 1:00 pm Weighing of Market Swine Wednesday, March 3 6am-12 midnight Facilities will be open 9:00 am Swine Show Swine selection for Grand/Res. Champion Breed Sale Order, then Swine Showmanship Contest Swine will be released at the end of the swine show 1:00 pm Cattle Fitting Contest Thursday, March 4 6:00 am Facilities will be open 5:00 pm Sale Animals Must Be in Place 5:30 pm Buyer’s Dinner in Community Building 7:00 pm Premium Sale 4 AWARD SPONSORS Showmanship Awards Beef White Vet Service Dairy Suzie Reece Sheep Payne County Sheep Producers Goat Payne County Goat Producers Swine Payne County Pork Producers Jordan Morris Memorial Awards Beef Heifer Memorial Award The Exhibitor of the Supreme Heifer will receive the Jordan Morris Beef Heifer Memorial Traveling Award. This award is sponsored by the 2012 State Champion 4-H Livestock Judging Team. Market Steer Memorial Award Traveling & Individual Award The Payne County Premium Sale Committee will award the Jordan Morris Memorial Trophy to the Premium Sale Market Steer Exhibitor, grade 9-12 with the highest GPA. Any ties in GPA are decided by the highest rank in the sale order. A $500 Scholarship will accompany this award. Recipient must show 2.5 or higher GPA, or equivalent in first semester post high school and enrollment into next semester. Exhibitors are only able to receive this award once during their junior show career. Scholarship Sponsored by Absolute Bovine Genetics Prospect Steer Grand Champion Jacket Payne County Bank Grand Champion Backpack & $100 Payne County Cattle Producers Res. Grand Champ. Backpack Payne County Cattle Producers Market Steer Grand Champion Jacket Payne County Bank Grand Champion Backpack & $100 Payne County Cattle Producers Res. Grand Champ. Backpack Payne County Cattle Producers Beef Heifer Supreme Jacket Payne County Bank Supreme Backpack & $100 Payne County Cattle Producers Res. Supreme Backpack Payne County Cattle Producers 5 Payne County Beef Sponsors Breed Champion Banners - Heifers Dr. Don Wagner, Stillwater Cabin Creek Farms, Cushing Payne County Stockyards, Perkins Bob Wettemann, Stillwater Stidham Cattle Co, Cushing Driskill Cattle Co, Stillwater Cushing Vet Clinic, Cushing Clay Ranch, Perkins Breed Champion Banners – Market Steers Payne County Stockyards, Perkins Stidham Cattle Co, Cushing DeeDee Shenold, Glencoe Clay Ranch, Perkins Bob Wettemann, Stillwater Cabin Creek Farms, Cushing Breed Champion Banners – Prospect Steers Jeremy & Summer Leister, Stillwater Dairy Heifers - Payne County Dairy Supporters Supreme Heifer Jacket Payne County Bank Res. Supreme Heifer Award Crossroads Community Church Breed Champion Ginger & Peaches Breed Res. Champion Kascen Humble Bred & Owned McDaniel Family Market Sheep Grand Champion Jacket Payne County Bank Grand Champion Award Payne County Sheep Producers Res. Grad Champion Award Payne County Sheep Producers Payne County Sheep Sponsors Scott Armstrong Family Shenold Club Lambs Brandon & Regina Brunker Family Stewart & Jill Brunker Family Noble County Livestock Auction City Signs Larry & Christy Shell Jim & Barbara Kirby Dr. Brent Pitts Leon & Kelly Hicks Family Eric Ford Skipper Wilson Scott Schaeffer Family 6 Market Swine Grand Champion Jacket Payne County Bank Grand & Res Grand Champ Award Payne County Pork Producers Breed Champion Awards Payne County Pork Producers Payne County Pork Sponsors Pecos Bridenstine Bill Bunch Neal Moore Bill Jester Rich McCasland Market Goat Grand Champion Jacket Payne County Bank Grand Champion Award Payne County Goat Producers Res Grand Champ Award Payne County Goat Producers Payne County Goat Sponsors Stillwater Steel Cimmaron Valley Co-op Ahrberg Milling Co Flores Family Miller Show Goats Brunker Club Lambs B5 Show Supplies Venable Show Goats Ted Arthur Nix Show Goats Perkins Building Supply Kurt & Debbra Murray Market Broiler Grand Champion Jacket Payne County Bank Grand Champion Banner Payne County Fairboard For assistance with sizing on the jackets, contact DeeDee at the Payne County Expo Center Office. 7 PREMIUMS Prospect & Market Steers, Beef & Dairy Heifers 1ST $14.00 4TH $7.00 2ND $11.00 5TH $6.00 3RD $8.00 6TH $5.00 Sheep, Goats & Market Broilers 1ST $7.00 4TH $4.00 2ND $6.00 5TH $3.00 3RD $5.00 6TH $3.00 Swine 1ST $7.00 4TH $4.00 2ND $6.00 5TH $3.00 3RD $5.00 6TH-10TH $3.00 Doe & Cattle Fitting 1st 14.00 3rd 8.00 2nd 11.00 4th 7.00 SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR NECK SCARVES We would like to thank
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