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Premium Book 2 2020 American Royal Livestock Show Mission: To impact the future of agriculture through competitive learning, scholarships, education, and agriculture events. American Royal Association 1701 American Royal Court Kansas City, MO 64102 816-221-9800 Fax: (816) 221- 8189 www.americanroyal.com President and CEO Glen Alan Phillips Director of Event Management Kim Palmer Livestock Event Manager Allyssa King Livestock Department 816-569-4054 [email protected] Livestock Committee Blake Nelson, Chairman Earl Allen Brian Habjan Molly Schoen Andy Atzenweiler Bob Hart Spencer Scotten Shane Bedwell David Hobbs Montie Soules Joe Bichelmeyer Rich Markham Amber Spafford Lindsey Broek Mark McCully Danielle Starr Jay Carlson Blake Nelson Justin Stout Kaitlyn Chism Dave Nichols Jaclyn Upperman Sheryl Clanton Neil Orth Emily Velisek Bailey Clanton Darin Rezac Jack Ward Amy Cowan Sharee Sankey Matt Woolfolk Bill Disberger Katy Satree 3 Table of Contents 2020 American Royal Livestock Show ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Directions and Accommodations ............................................................................................................................................ 6 2020 American Royal Animal Health Requirements ............................................................................................................... 7 2020 Arrival Deadline- Show- Release Schedule .................................................................................................................... 9 2020 American Royal Livestock Show Tentative Schedule* ................................................................................................. 10 2020 American Royal Livestock Show Judges ....................................................................................................................... 12 Show & Entry Fees ................................................................................................................................................................ 13 2020 Changes & Reminders .................................................................................................................................................. 15 Force Majeure and Government Regulation ........................................................................................................................ 16 Additional Information .......................................................................................................................................................... 18 Rules and Regulations ........................................................................................................................................................... 20 Junior Market Division .......................................................................................................................................................... 30 2020 Junior Market Auction ................................................................................................................................................. 37 Junior Market Goats .............................................................................................................................................................. 38 Junior Market Lambs ............................................................................................................................................................. 42 Junior Market Steers ............................................................................................................................................................. 46 Junior Market Barrows .......................................................................................................................................................... 50 Junior Breeding Division ........................................................................................................................................................ 56 Breeding Gilt Show ................................................................................................................................................................ 62 Angus Junior Heifers ............................................................................................................................................................. 68 AOB/Commercial Junior Heifers ........................................................................................................................................... 72 Braunvieh Junior Heifers ....................................................................................................................................................... 75 Charolais Junior Heifers ........................................................................................................................................................ 79 Gelbvieh Junior Heifers ......................................................................................................................................................... 82 Hereford Junior Heifers ......................................................................................................................................................... 86 Limousin Junior Heifers ......................................................................................................................................................... 90 Maine-Anjou Junior Heifers .................................................................................................................................................. 93 Miniature Hereford Junior Heifers ........................................................................................................................................ 98 Red Angus Junior Heifers .................................................................................................................................................... 102 Salers Junior Heifers ............................................................................................................................................................ 108 Shorthorn/ShorthornPlus Junior Heifers ............................................................................................................................ 111 Simmental Junior Heifers .................................................................................................................................................... 116 Supreme Champion Junior Breeding Heifer ....................................................................................................................... 120 Cattle Department .............................................................................................................................................................. 122 American Aberdeen ............................................................................................................................................................ 125 4 Angus ................................................................................................................................................................................... 132 American Black Hereford Show .......................................................................................................................................... 137 Braunvieh Open Show......................................................................................................................................................... 145 National Roll of Excellence Charolais Show ........................................................................................................................ 152 Gelbvieh .............................................................................................................................................................................. 158 Hereford .............................................................................................................................................................................. 166 Limousin .............................................................................................................................................................................. 172 Maine-Anjou Show .............................................................................................................................................................. 176 Miniature Hereford ............................................................................................................................................................. 183 Red Angus Open Show ........................................................................................................................................................ 188 Salers ................................................................................................................................................................................... 195 Shorthorn and ShorthornPlus ............................................................................................................................................. 200 Simmental Progress Through Performance Show .............................................................................................................. 207 5 Directions and Accommodations Complex Address: American Royal Association 1701 American Royal Court Kansas City, MO 64102 Directions to the American
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