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Clarkefairbook.Pdf Clarke County Fair Book 2018 th rd July 15 – 23 1 Table of Contents CALENDAR OF EVENTS PRIOR TO CLARKE COUNY FAIR 2018 ....................................................................... 3 CALENDAR OF EVENTS DURING THE CLARKE COUNTY FAIR ......................................................................... 3 DIRECTORS OF FAIR ....................................................................................................................................... 5 FAIR BOARD RESPONCIBILITIES ..................................................................................................................... 5 EXTENSION STAFF ......................................................................................................................................... 5 4-H CLUB LEADERS ........................................................................................................................................ 5 4-H/FFA OBJECTIVES FOR THE CLARKE COUNTY FAIR .................................................................................. 6 Herdsmanship Contest .................................................................................................................................. 7 4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK/ANIMAL PROJECT GENERAL RULES ........................................................................... 8 Youth Conduct Statement ........................................................................................................................... 10 4H & FFA Livestock Schedule ...................................................................................................................... 11 Livestock Premiums .................................................................................................................................... 12 2018 Health Requirements for Exhibition of Livestock at County Fair ....................................................... 13 SALE DAY ..................................................................................................................................................... 15 EHIBITOR & BUYER DINNER ........................................................................................................................ 16 DAILY RATE OF GAIN CONTEST ................................................................................................................... 17 ULTRASOUND EVALUATION FOR SHEEP, SWINE, GOATS ........................................................................... 17 BEEF CARCASS EVALUATION ....................................................................................................................... 17 SHOWMANSHIP .......................................................................................................................................... 17 MATEER AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN ACHIEVEMENT ................................................................................. 18 BEEF DIVISION ............................................................................................................................................. 18 DOG OBEDIENCE DIVISION ......................................................................................................................... 22 GOAT DIVISION ........................................................................................................................................... 24 HORSE, PONY & MULE DIVISION ................................................................................................................ 27 PET DIVISION ............................................................................................................................................... 32 POULTRY DIVISION ...................................................................................................................................... 33 RABBIT DIVISION ......................................................................................................................................... 35 SHEEP DIVISION .......................................................................................................................................... 37 SWINE DIVISION .......................................................................................................................................... 40 STATIC EXHIBIT BUILDING ........................................................................................................................... 42 2 CALENDAR OF EVENTS PRIOR TO CLARKE COUNY FAIR 2018 May 15 .... All livestock Identifications are due in 4-H online (4-H) or ID sheets to Extension Office (FFA) June 1 ...................................................................................................................... Fair Entry Opens June 22 ...................... Fair Queen, Prince, and Princess forms, Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection, $15 Challenge entries due to the Extension Office due June 29 .................... FFA Livestock Identification for Poultry, Rabbit, and Bottle Animals Due to Extension Office July 1 .................... 4-H Livestock Identification for Poultry, Rabbit, and Bottle Animals due in 4-H Online July 1 ...................................................................... Animal Livestock Entry Deadline on Fair Entry July 13 ................................................................................ Static Exhibit Entries Due on Fair Entry CALENDAR OF EVENTS DURING THE CLARKE COUNTY FAIR *Updated times/dates will be released closer to county fair* Monday, July 16th 9:00 a.m. .......................................................................... 4-H/FFA Static Exhibit Building Judging 8-Noon .............................................................................................................. Check in Open Class 2:00 p.m. ............................................................................................................ Open Class Judging 7:00 p.m. .......................................................................................................... Opening Ceremonies Tuesday, July 17 – Paul Farms & Lil’ H Sheep (Paula Hein) 12:01 a.m. ............................................................................................. Livestock may start arriving 7 a.m. ............................................................................................................................ Dog Check-in 8 a.m. ................................................................................................................................. Dog Show 2:30 p.m. ............................................................................................................. Pet Show Check In 3:00 p.m. ............................................................................................................................. Pet Show Followed by .................................................................................................... Clover Kids Pet Show 5-8 p.m. ...................................................................................................................... Horse check-in 7 p.m. ...................................................................... Swine, Sheep, Goat weigh-in & ultra-sounding Followed by. .................................................................................. Beef weigh-in & heifer check-in 8 p.m. .................................................................................................... Poultry and Rabbit check-in 8 p.m. ............................................................................................................ ALL livestock in place 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. ................................................................. 4-H & Open Class Exhibit Building Open Wednesday, July 18 – Hy-Vee 10 a.m. .......................................................................................................................... Poultry Show Followed by .................................................................................................................. Rabbit Show 2 p.m. ......................................................................................................... Livestock Judging Clinic 3 p.m. ............................................................................................ Youth Livestock Judging Contest 5 p.m. ............................................................................... Horse Show Timed Events & Fun Games 5 p.m. .................................................................................. Exhibitor Dinner Sponsored by Hy-Vee 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. ................................................................. 4-H & Open Class Exhibit Building Open 3 Thursday, July 19 – American State Bank 8 a.m. ...............................................................................................................................Horse Show 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. ............................................................................... Andy Klindt – Chainsaw Artist 5:30 p.m. ............................................................................................................ Hawkeye Pedal Pull 4 p.m. – 10 p.m. ..................................................................................................... Family Fun Night 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. ................................................................. 4-H & Open Class Exhibit Building Open Friday, July 20 – Milo Locker 8 a.m. .............................................................................................................................
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