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Fair Book Exhibits Centennial CelebrationAugust 19-23, 2020 2020 Premium Book Sewn In Tradition 1 Wheels & SquealsAugust 18-22, 2021 2 100th Annual August 19 - 23, 2020 Mailing Address: PO Box 96 • Street Address: 30820 111th Street Wilmot, WI 53192 • 262-862-6121 [email protected] www.kenoshacofair.com OFFICERS Randall Rossi, President ..............................Bristol, WI Myron Daniels, Vice President ........................Brighton, WI Anita Phillips, Secretary/Treasurer. Trevor, WI Susan Crane, Representative at Large ................Burlington, WI Don Epping, Representative at Large ....................Trevor, WI Ben Harbach, Representative at Large ................. Somers, WI Ken Happ, Representative at Large ...................Burlington, WI Denise Zirbel, Fair Manager ............................Paris, WI DIRECTORS to be re-elected in December of... 2020 2021 2022 Susan Crane Myron Daniels Travis Bies Chad Daniels Mark Edquist Don Epping Ben Harbach Jenny Happ Susan Grulich Norm Kazumura Sue Kaminski Ken Happ Dan Madrigrano Chris Klemko Andrew Ironside Anita Phillips George Krikau Colleen Knapp Julie Rossi Amanda Pauloni Randall Rossi 1 GENERAL ADMISSION Adult (12 years of age & older) .............$ 10.00 Ages 7-11 ..............................$ 5.00 Children 6 and under. .FREE Senior Citizens (Ages 65+) .................$7.00 Military - Active or Retired (Must show ID) .....$7.00 SEASON TICKET - Non-transferable Adult (12 years of age & older) .............$ 35.00 Ages 7-11 .............................$ 12.00 Exhibitors: Open Class Season Pass .................$ 30.00 Open Class 2 Day Exhibitor Pass. ..........$ 18.00 Open Class Dept 156 Exhibitor (8-12 years old) $10.00 Open Class Dept 156 Exhibitor (5-7 years old). .$ 5.00 Junior Fair Exhibitor Season Pass ..........$10.00 A Junior Fair Exhibitor wishing to enter Open Class can upgrade their Junior Exhibitor Ticket to a Dual Exhibitor ticket for an additional $5.00. An entry form for both the Junior Fair and Open Class fair must be submitted by the respective deadline dates. Vendor block of 5 daily passes .............$ 35.00 Memberships: Life Membership .......................$ 250.00 Parking: General Parking. .FREE Season Reserved Parking .................$ 15.00 * Pricing information subject to change at any time This Premium Book is for the year 2020. This entire book is posted online at www.kenoshacofair.com. Definitions: Exhibitor - One who makes an entry in the Fair Vendor - One who rents space with product Fair Open 8 AM - Midnight Wednesday - Saturday 8AM - 7PM Sunday 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Content Page # Junior Fair Kenosha County Fair FAQ’s for First Time Exhibitors .............. 4 Department ................................. Page # General Rules for All Exhibitors .............................. 5 01 - Dairy Cattle ................................. 42 General Rules / Information of the Kenosha County Fair Association .. 6 02 - Beef Cattle ................................... 43 State Rules and Regulations (ACTP 160.01) .................... 7 03 - Swine. .44 Animal Health Requirements ............................... 10 04 - Sheep ...................................... 45 Code of Show Ring Ethics ................................. 13 05 - Goats ....................................... 46 Open Class Check in and Show Schedule ..................... 15 Junior Fair Livestock Sale ........................... 48 Open Class Department 150 Specials Division S 2020 ........... 16 06 - Horse and Pony .............................. 49 New in 2020! Additional Open Class Entries Contests ............ 17 07 - Poultry ...................................... 51 Open Class Premium List ................................. 19 08 - Rabbits ..................................... 54 Junior Fair Check In and Show Schedule ..................... 40 Junior Fair Poultry & Rabbit Sale ...................... 55 Junior Fair Regulations ................................... 41 09 - Dog Care and Obedience ........................ 56 Fairest of the Fair Contest ................................. 73 10 - Animal and Veterinary Science .................... 56 Children’s Parade ....................................... 74 13 - Cats ........................................ 57 Pedal Tractor Pull ....................................... 74 14 - Plant and Soil Science .......................... 58 Hay Bale Throwing Contest ................................ 74 15 - Flowers and House Plants ....................... 59 Garden Tractor Pull ...................................... 75 16 - Natural Sciences .............................. 60 Livestock Sale / Pie Auction Dates / Times .................... 76 17 - Cloverbuds ................................... 61 Antique Farm Machinery .................................. 76 18 - Arts and Crafts (formerly Cultural Arts) .............. 61 A Brief History of the Kenosha County Fair .................... 77 20 - Photography/Computers ........................ 62 2020 Grandstand Events .................................. 78 22 - Woodworking ................................. 63 Open Class Entry Form .................................. 79 23 - Electricity .................................... 64 24 - Mechanics ................................... 64 Open Class 25 - Food and Nutrition ............................ 66 Department .................................. Page # 26 - Clothing ..................................... 67 101 - Dairy Cattle .................................. 19 27 - Knitting and Crocheting ..................... 69 102 - Beef Cattle .................................. 19 28 - Home Environment ..................... 70 103 - Swine ...................................... 20 29 - Family Living - Child Development ................ 71 104 - Sheep ...................................... 20 32 - Youth Group Scrapbooks and Banners .............. 71 105 - Goats ...................................... 20 33 - Youth Leadership .............................. 72 107 - Poultry ..................................... 21 34 - Health, Social & Political Science .................. 72 108 - Rabbits ..................................... 23 114 - Plant and Soil Science ........................ 24 115 - Flowers and Plants ............................ 25 School 116 - Natural Sciences .............................. 27 Department ................................. Page # 118 - Art and Crafts (formerly Cultural Arts) .............. 28 35 - School Exhibits ................................ 72 120 - Photography ................................. 30 122 - Woodworking ................................ 32 125 - Foods and Nutrition ............................ 32 126 - Clothing .................................... 34 127 - Knitting and Crocheting ......................... 35 128 - Home Furnishings ............................ 36 156 - Open Youth .................................. 39 The ribbons awarded by the Association will be as follows: Champion (Purple), 1st Premium (Blue), 2nd Premium (Red), 3rd Premium (White), 4th Premium (Pink) Open Class entries must be received at the Fair Office by 4PM on July 31, 2020. Late Entry Form ($1.00 per line item) accepted until Friday, August 14, 2020 at 4:00 PM. Changes to existing entries will be allowed through Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at 6PM. NO changes will be accepted after that date and time. 3 Kenosha County Fair FAQ’s for First Time Exhibitors: Q: Who can enter exhibits? A: Anyone. However, you must be the owner of and the individual who grew, built, created or raised the exhibit you want to enter. Q: What does it cost to enter? A: It depends on your age and whether you are entering the Open Class or Junior Fair. Please see the admission section of the Premium Book. Q: Can I enter an exhibit in more than one department? A: An individual item can only be entered in one department. Individuals can only enter one item per class number per person. Q: What types of awards/ribbons can I win? A: The types of awards and ribbons vary by department. Ribbons and premiums paid are listed in each section of the Premium Book. Q: How are the exhibits judged? A: There are two types of judging systems used at the Fair – the American and the Danish. Under the American System, the judges evaluate all exhibits in the department and select only one first, one second, one third and so on in each department (Open Class). Under the Danish system, judges evaluate each exhibit on its own merits (not compared to others) and may give more than one first, one second, one third and so on (Junior Fair). Q: Where can I get a Premium Book? A: You can pick a copy of the Premium Book up at the Fair Office, located at 30820 111th Street, Wilmot, WI 53192 OR on the website: www.kenoshacofair.com. Entry forms are available online and in the Fair office. Q: How do I enter an exhibit? A: You will need to complete an entry form (either Open Class or Junior Fair). Simply select the Department, Division and Class for each item/animal you want to exhibit. Fill in all of the information required on the entry form and return it to the Fair Office or your organization/club General Leader prior to the deadline. We suggest that you include all items you are intending to exhibit. It is best to enter and not bring an item, rather than pay the late entry fee once the deadline has passed. Q: I need more lines than are on the entry form, what should I do? A: You are permitted to copy the blank entry form if you require additional lines for entry. Please remember to put your name on each additional sheet. Q: When
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