Department Schedule & General Rules…………………………

Horse Exhibitor & Participant Book 2020

South Dakota State Fair 1060 3rd Street SW, Huron, South Dakota 57350 Telephone: 605.353.7340 or 1.800.529.0900 Fax: 605.353.7348

Exhibitor books and entry forms are also available at sdstatefair.com.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Introduction & Admission Prices…………………………………………… 3

Horse Department Schedule & General Rules…………………………. 4-5

Horse Health Regulations…………………………………………………. 5

Draft Horse Show………………………………………………. ………….. 6-8

Premium Awards...…………………….……………………………………. 6

Kids Stick Horse Competition……………………………………………… 8

Trick Riding...……………………………………………………………….... 8

Rodney Yost Horsemanship Demonstration……………………………… 8

Team Roping…………………………………………….…………………… 9

Turn & Burn Barrel Race……………………………………………………. 10

Timed Event Championship Rodeo………………………………………… 11

Sheepdog Trial……….………………………………….…………………… 12

Rodney Yost Horsemanship Demonstration………………………………. 13

Team Sorting & Penning Jackpot………….……………………………… 14

Ranch Rodeo……………….…………………………………………………. 15-16

Draft Horse Entry Form………………………………………………………. 17

Horse Soccer Tournament………………………………………………………18

W-9………………………………………………………………………………. 19

Waiver of Liability……………………………………………………………… 20

SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

STATE FAIR PARK DIVISION 1060 3RD St. SW Huron, SD 57350 Phone: 605.353.7340 Fax: 605.353.7348 sdstatefair.com

Thank you for being a part of the 2020 South Dakota State Fair!

The health and safety of our fair community, partners, and guests is our highest priority. We are evaluating each area within the fairgrounds and buildings on a case by case basis to determine realistic modifications. People will need to take personal responsibility for social distancing and respecting other’s wishes to social distance. We work closely with the South Dakota Department of Health to ensure if there are new developments that will impact public health and safety, we will make modifications accordingly.

The South Dakota State Fair exists to showcase the best of South Dakota and bring people together. We are dedicated to working with you to produce a safe, fun and memorable event! We are grateful for your support, flexibility and partnership. We’ll see you at the fair!

Sincerely,

The South Dakota State Fair Staff & Commission

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Adult Daily Pass $ 6 Adult Weekly Pass $25 Children (6 – 15) Daily Pass $ 4 Children (6 – 15) Weekly Pass $15 5 years of age and under FREE Daily Family Value Pack $20 Weekly Value Pack (4 passes) $80 Feeding/unloading Pass $20

DEPARTMENT 110: HORSE Superintendent: Michela Plooster, SD GENERAL RULES 1. Refer to individual special events for Competition Open to World information and rules that apply. Show Judging Schedule 2. On-Grounds Parking: On-grounds parking is Wednesday, September 2 prohibited without proper and appropriate HIPPODROME credentials. Parking passes issued to campers Stock Dog Clinic 9 AM are valid only for the campsites. They are not NORTH ARENA an appropriate credential for anywhere else. If Team Sorting 10 AM the vehicle does not fit within the boundaries of the campsite, the vehicle must be parked off Thursday, September 3 HIPPODROME grounds. SD Stock Dog Handler’s Meeting 9:30 AM SD Stock Dog Association Ranch, Open and 3. Parking Violations: Any vehicle found on- Intermediate Classes 10 AM grounds without the proper credential for the SD Stock Dog Association Intermediate Finals 4 PM area in which it’s parked is subject to towing. Youth Agility Exhibition 5 PM There will be zero tolerance for parking Mutton Busting Remix 5:30 PM violations; we will no longer be making PA SD Stock Dog Association Open Finals 6:30 PM announcements or giving warnings. Violators will be towed. NORTH ARENA Team Penning 10 AM 4. Fire Lanes: For safety purposes, any vehicle Friday, September 4 blocking a fire-lane will be towed at owner’s SOUTH OF HIPPODROME expense. There will be zero tolerance. NO Rodney Yost Horsemanship Demonstration 1 PM- 3 PM EXECEPTIONS AND WARNINGS!

NORTH ARENA 5. New Ticketing System: The SD State Fair Team Roping 10 AM transitioned to an electronic system at the gates for admission and parking. It’s the same Saturday, September 5 process that the grandstand has for tickets. Admission and parking passes will HIPPODROME Turn & Burn Barrel Race 12 PM have bar codes on them that will be Crazy Cowgirl Trick Riding Demonstration/Draft Horse scanned. Parking passes will be scanned upon Roman Riding Team 4 PM entry and exit from the fairgrounds. Passes are Kids Stick Horse Competition 5 PM only valid for the area and terms listed on the Horse Soccer Tournament 6 PM pass. The goals for this transition is to increase efficiency and eliminate any abuse or misuse of GRANDSTAND parking and admission credentials. Timed Event Championship Rodeo 10 AM 6. Feeding/Unloading Permit: A Sunday, September 6 feeding/unloading permit may be purchased at SOUTH OF HIPPODROME Rodney Yost Horsemanship Demonstration 10 AM-12 the State Fair Administration Office or online PM upon submission of livestock entry form for $20 (only 1 permit per family/address allowed). This HIPPODROME permit allows entry on the fairgrounds before 9 Ranch Rodeo 11 AM AM and after 6 PM to feed animals and then GRANDSTAND exit immediately. This is NOT A PARKING Timed Event Championship Rodeo 10 AM PERMIT and will be subject to towing if vehicle is left unattended for an extended amount of Monday, September 7 time. Permits will be scanned at gates and will HIPPODROME only be valid during the designated hours. Draft Horse Halter Classes 10 AM Draft Horse Driving Classes 1 PM

7. STALLING INFORMATION 15. Horses should enter the fairgrounds on the • Stall Fees: $15/stall/day for all events northeast side at the Gate 4 with the exception excluding Timed Event & Draft Horse of Team Penning on Wednesday (use Gate participants. 4.5), and Timed Event Rodeo on Friday (use • Timed Event participants: $20/stall/day 4.5). (includes 1 bag of shavings for each stall) • Draft Horse Stalling: Thursday-Sunday 16. Exhibitors do not need a release for horses to $30/stall; Monday $15/stall leave the fairgrounds. • Shavings: $6/bag- each stall required to have at least 1 bag of shavings. 17. State regulations prohibit smoking in all state- owned facilities. There will be a stalling chart in the show office. Check with show office for stall assignment and 18. Horse Health Regulations to have them unlocked. If arriving late contact A completed Certificate of Veterinary show office for arrangements. Inspection, listing individual animal official identification must accompany all animals 8. Stall bedding is the responsibility of the exhibited at the SD State Fair. The Certificate of exhibitor. South Dakota State Fair has bagged Veterinary Inspection must be issued within 30 wood chips available for purchase. Straw is not days of Fair entry. The consignee must be allowed for bedding. If you plan to arrive late in listed as: SD State Fair, 1060 3rd St. SW the evening, please be prepared to bring Huron, SD 57350 bedding with you as the Feed and Forage barn will be closed during the night. Shavings are • Exhibitors must have a separate Certificate of available in Hippodrome and can be purchased Veterinary Inspection (CVI) for each species of from the show office. animal exhibited.

9. Check stall assignments, entries and show • Exhibitors with animals entering the State schedule with superintendent upon arrival and Fairgrounds between 7 AM and 10 PM must before unloading horses. present a CVI to a representative of the South Dakota Animal Industry Board (AIB) at the 10. All persons will be required to purchase gate. This CVI is retained by the exhibitor and admittance wrist bands for the time they are on given to the show superintendent when the the Fairgrounds. exhibitor receives stall assignments. • Stall assignment information should be written 11. Hippodrome Arena will be used for several on the CVI. events at specified times. No horses will be permitted in the Arena at time of these • Place the CVI in a designated collection area. scheduled events. Animals must be free of signs of communicable and infectious disease at the time of entry onto 12. Trucks and trailers with a State Fair unloading the Fairgrounds. Any determination of the health permit will be allowed onto the grounds to status of an animal will be at the discretion of the unload and then MUST park in the designated State Veterinarian or official representative. parking areas. Horses originating from outside the state of South Dakota must have a negative EIA test within the 13. The South Dakota State Fair has adopted and past twelve (12) months prior to entry to any South will enforce the IAFE National Code of Show Dakota State Fair Horse event. The applicable Ring Ethics. A copy of this code can be testing information must appear on the Certificates obtained by contacting either the State Fair of Veterinary Inspection. Office or the building superintendent.

At the direction of the State Fair Commission, all 14. All dogs accompanying exhibitors must be left animals will be subject to testing for foreign at the trailer. substances by the State Veterinarian.

DRAFT HORSE • The name of the exhibitor as printed on entry • Entries can be mailed to the State Fair office at blank and fee sheet must correspond and be 1060 3rd Street SW, Huron, SD 57350. Mark the same name as on breed registration papers envelope Horse Show entries when mailing and must correspond with SSN or tax ID. your entries. NOTE: Entry fees are listed under each breed class. • January 1 will be the date for computing age. Horses must be owned by the exhibitor from the • Entries must be made upon the printed entry time of making entries. forms, which may be secured from the State Fair office and must show the class and lot • Substitution of animals within class already numbers, the name, registry number, date of entered will be permitted prior to the opening birth, sex, of each animal. Incomplete entries day of the fair provided the animal asked to be will be rejected. Entries must give exhibitor’s substituted was owned by exhibitor at the time name and address, social security number or entries closed. federal tax ID number. Entries must be accompanied by the applicable waiver forms PREMIUM AWARDS and W-9 form. Additional entry forms may be The premium money in each lot where applicable obtained from the State Fair office or will be paid on the following sliding scale. MUST duplicated. Entries may not be made by BE A MINIMUM OF THREE PER CLASS FOR telephone. PREMIUM PAYOUT. 1 2 3 4 5 • Please send copies of registration papers, membership cards with entries. The name of 3 to 6 horses showing - owner/owners as assigned on entry blank must $23 $15 $10 correspond and be the same name as on breed 7 to 10 horses showing – registration papers. No animal shall be entered $38 $30 $23 $15 $8 in the name of any other than the BONA FIDE owner or owners, and should it prove to be 11 or more horses showing - otherwise, premiums awarded to them will be $53 $45 $38 $30 $23 forfeited.

CLASSIC 6 DRAFT HORSE SHOW • Exhibits which have been erroneously entered CLASS 1: BELGIAN, PERCHERON, may, at the discretion of the superintendent, be CLYDESDALE & OPEN CLASSES transferred to their proper class prior to judging.

If such classes have been judged, they shall not Trophy for "best horse of show" given in memory of be re-judged. Julie DuMarias who won this award five times. Trophy provided by Tony and Brenda Miller. • Refund Policy: A written request for entry fee th and/or stall refund is needed before August 9 . SD State Fair is the designated qualifying show for A written request must be accompanied by a the Belgian Draft Horse Corp of America Merit th veterinarian’s signature after August 9 and program. SD State Fair is the qualifying Show for prior to the show. the "All American" contest sponsored by the Draft Horse Journal and the Belgian Draft Horse Corp. • Entry Procedure: Please send the designated entry blank; copies of registration papers and The Belgian Draft Horse Corp will provide membership cards as requested; W-9 and certificates to all Junior entrants in both halter and Waiver of Liability Affidavit; Stall reservation driving. information and enclose all applicable fees. Mail in envelope marked “Horse Department” and Stall Fee – Monday only $15 per stall the breed entered to SD State Fair. Post entries If you are going to stall all week (Thursday- will be accepted two classes before class being Monday) each stall will be $30. Any questions entered. about stalls contact Michela Plooster at (605) 354- 1633. 6

Monday, September 7, 2020 • Grand Champion Mare No Fee Halter Classes – 10 AM • Champion Mare No Fee Driving Classes – 1 PM 30. Gelding 2 & Under $9.00 Show in the Hippodrome 31. Gelding 3 & Over $9.00 • Grand Champion Gelding No Fee Judge – Jean Hommel-Kessler • Reserve Champion Gelding No Fee Halter lots must be checked in at 8 AM, Monday, 32. Best of Show No Fee Note: 10 Minute Break September 7th in the Hippodrome. HALTER LOTS - CLYDESDALE Premiums will be paid in halter classes with entry 33. Weanling Stallions $ 9.00 fees only. Banners and ribbons will be awarded. 34. Yearling Stallions $ 9.00 35. Two-Year-Old Stallion $ 9.00 Halter lots may be combined depending on entries 36. Three-Year-Old Stallions $ 9.00 REGISTRATION PAPERS REQUIRED 37. Aged Stallion, 4 yrs./over $ 9.00 • Grand Champion Stallion No fee HALTER LOTS - BELGIANS • Reserve Champion Stallion No fee ENTRY FEE 38. Weanling Fillies $ 9.00 1. Weanling Stallions $ 9.00 39. Yearling Fillies $ 9.00 2. Yearling Stallions $ 9.00 40. Two-Year-Old Fillies $ 9.00 3. Two-Year-Old Stallion $ 9.00 41. Three-Year-Old Fillies $ 9.00 4. Three-Year-Old Stallions $ 9.00 42. Aged Mares 4 yrs./over $ 9.00 5. Aged Stallion, 4 yrs/over $ 9.00 • Grand Champion Mare No fee • Grand Champion Stallion No fee • Reserve Champion Mare No fee • Reserve Champion Stallion No fee 43. Gelding 2 & Under $ 9.00 6. Weanling Fillies $ 9.00 44. Gelding 3 & Over $ 9.00 7. Yearling Fillies $ 9.00 • Grand Champion Gelding No fee 8. Two-Year-Old Fillies $ 9.00 • Reserve Champion Gelding No fee 9. Three-Year-Old Fillies $ 9.00 45. Best of Show No fee 10. Aged Mares 4 yrs./over $ 9.00 Note: 10 Minute Break • Grand Champion Mare No fee • Reserve Champion Mare No fee 46. Grade Mares, All Ages $ 9.00 11. Weanling Geldings $ 9.00 47. Grade Geldings, All Ages $ 9.00 12. Yearling Geldings $ 9.00 48. Showmanship, 13 & under No Fee 13. Two-Year-Old Geldings $ 9.00 49. Showmanship, 14 - 18 No Fee 14. Three-Year-Old Geldings $ 9.00 Note: 10 Minute Break 15. Aged Geldings 4yrs/over $ 9.00 Premiums will be paid in Performance Classes. Ribbons • Grand Champion Gelding No fee will be awarded. Will have added prize money for • Reserve Champion Gelding No fee Performance Classes. 16. Mare and Foal $ 9.00 17. Produce of Dam $ 9.00 General Rules 18. Get of Sire $ 9.00 1. Horses must never be left unattended while hitched 19. Best of Show No fee to a vehicle. Note: 10 Minute Break 2. All multiple hitches must have a groom in the vehicle. HALTER LOTS – PERCHERON 3. All drivers under 14 years of age must be 20. Weanling Stallions $9.00 accompanied by an adult. 21. Yearling Stallions $9.00 22. Two-Year-Old Stallions $9.00 DRAFT HORSE PERFORMANCE (DRIVING) 23. Three-Year-Old Stallions $9.00 CLASSES AND LIGHT HORSE DRIVING 24. Aged Stallion, 4 yrs/over $9.00 PERFORMANCE LOTS • Grand Champion Stallion No Fee ENTRY FEE • Reserve Champion Stallion No Fee 50. Six Horse Hitch $ 13.00 25. Weanling Fillies $9.00 51. Men’s Cart $ 13.00 26. Yearling Fillies $9.00 52. Four Horse Hitch $ 13.00 27. Two-Year-Old Fillies $9.00 53. Ladies Cart $ 13.00 28. Three-Year-Old Fillies $9.00 54. Unicorn Hitch $ 13.00 29. Aged Mares 4 yrs./over $9.00 55. Open Cart $ 13.00 7

56. Open Team Hitch $ 13.00 57. Youth Team Hitch $9.00 KIDS STICK HORSE COMPETITION 58. Youth Team Hitch 14 yr-18 yr $9.00 Saturday, September 5 59. Youth Team High 13 yr & under $9.00 Contest Rules 60. Youth Cart 14 yr-18yr $9.00 1. All kids up to age 8 are eligible to compete. Two 61. Youth Cart 13 yr & under $9.00 age groups: 5 & under/6-8 years old 62. Team Cloverleaf $13.00 63. Single Cloverleaf $13.00 2. Bring your own stick horse! Get him cleaned and 64. Team Poles $13.00 shined up. Wear your fanciest western outfit. Prizes 65. Single Poles $13.00 awarded for best dressed cowgirl and cowboy. 66. Team Obstacle $13.00 67. Single Obstacle $13.00 68. Team Feed Race $13.00 3. Classes to be held: 69. Single Feed Race $13.00 a. Western Pleasure b. Barrel Race Saturday, September 5 at 6 PM 4. Sign up in the Hippodrome office between 4 PM- Draft Horse Fun Show 5 PM on Saturday, September 5, 2020. $5/ class or $20 for unlimited entries per person or $70 for unlimited entries per family 5. Stick horses will be provided to those without a mount, but we encourage you to bring your own Each class will have the following age divisions: stick horse. ▪ 13 & Under ▪ 14 & Over

1. Ride-a-Buck 2. Underwear Race RODNEY YOST HORSEMANSHIP 3. Scurry Race (Jumping) 4. Flag Race DEMONSTRATION 5. Barrels (South of the Hippodrome) 6. Poles 7. Keyhole Friday, September 4, 1 PM – 3 PM 8. Baton Race (3 riders) Sunday, September 6, 10 AM – 12 PM 9. Scoop Shovel Race See page 13 for more information. 10. Musical Poles 11. Cup of Water Race 12. Catalog Race 13. Obstacle Course TRICK RIDING DEMONSTRATION & DRAFT HORSE ROAM RIDING TEAM Early registration is preferred and will receive $10 discount if 5 or more classes are entered. Horses must be a Draft Horse or Draft Cross. Entry form can be found Crazy Cowgirl Trick Riding featuring Candice on page 17. Aamot with special guest Aanya Fuller from Double D Clydesdales featuring a Draft Horse Early Registration must be post marked by August 25 Roman Riding Team and sent to: Nikki Fuller 43307 176th St. (Hippodrome) Clark, SD 57225 Saturday, September 5, 4 PM

Questions about the riding classes can be directed to Nikki Fuller @ (605) 520-3787

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR TIMED EVENT CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO

Saturday, September 5, 2020 • 10 AM Sunday, September 6, 2020 • 10 AM Grandstand

Sponsored in part by:

Double D Western Wear • Panhandle Slim LG Seeds  Farm Credit Services of America

Questions Contact: Steven Birkholtz (605) 625-3437 Contact: Jason Edleman (605) 350-5000

More information Visit: http://sdtimedeventchampionship.webs.com/

Entries due August 1, 2020 HEALTH PAPERS are REQUIRED

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR SHEEPDOG TRIALS Hippodrome

Wednesday, September 2, 2020 9 AM - Stock Dog Clinic

Thursday, September 3, 2020 9:30 AM - Handler’s Meeting 10 AM - Ranch, Open and Intermediate Classes 4 PM - Intermediate Finals 5 PM - Youth Agility Exhibition 5:30 PM - Mutton Busting Remix 6:30 PM - Open Finals

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For more contact Dale Duxbury (605) 354-2656 or [email protected]

HEALTH PAPERS REQUIRED

RODNEY YOST HORSEMANSHIP South of the Hippodrome Friday, September 4, 2020 • 1 PM – 3 PM Sunday, September 6, 2020 • 10 AM – 12 PM

Rodney Yost is a 4th generation South Dakota rancher who has been involved with the ranching and horse customs his entire life. He's been horseback since he was a baby in diapers on his family’s ranch, started training ponies at the age of 10, and trained his first horse at the age of 13. Since then, he has become one of the top horse trainers and clinicians in South Dakota and throughout the Midwest.

Over the past few years, Rodney has instructed many horsemanship clinics and demonstrations for all ages and riding levels. His unique training style and sense of humor have made him a sought-after horsemanship clinician throughout the United States and Canada. He is the first and only five-time champion of the Crosswinds Ranch Colt Training Challenge that is held at Michigan State University every Spring and has won multiple Ranch Horse Colt Futurity competitions. He has become known for creating a relationship with his horses to produce extremely supple, well-mannered, and responsive horses that are capable of many disciplines.

Growing up in the heart of cattle-country in South Dakota, Rodney developed a love for the land and livestock at an early age. Over the years, this partnership with the ranching lifestyle has blossomed into a progressive mindset regarding his family-owned and operated Broadaxe Ranch, along with its expansive commercial cattle herd, and American Quarter Horse breeding and training program.

What started out as a necessity of the Broadaxe Ranch operation, breeding and training their own horses for ranch use, Rodney Yost Horsemanship developed most naturally through many years of on-the-job learning and real-life experiences of utilizing horses for everyday ranch work. For a horseman or horsewoman of any level to have the opportunity of an enjoyable and successful experience while horseback, Rodney believes it is clearly essential to have the correct tools and philosophy to enable all riders the ability to develop a horse that can pull the throttle back to sit, relax, and go slowly at times, while likewise having the ability to step down on the gas pedal when needed in the heat of the action. Horses that have the training, foundation, and ability to make that distinction easily rise to the top and become the cream of the crop in all disciplines.

Rodney Yost Horsemanship Demonstrations and Ride-Along Clinics aim to demonstrate, teach, and enable everyone to have a variation of hypothetical tools, a common-sense training mindset, combined with the most elite training techniques. Along with Rodney's personal learning experiences over the years, Rodney Yost Horsemanship works tirelessly to give all individuals insight regarding the instinct, thinking process, and behavior of a horse in an effort to "help the horse to teach itself".

For more information on how to schedule a Rodney Yost Horsemanship Clinic or Demonstration in your area, please contact Rodney Yost at (605) 680-0004, go to www.broadaxeranch.com to check out his family's Broadaxe Ranch website, or follow “Rodney Yost Horsemanship” on

Facebook. You can also follow “Rodney Yost Horsemanship” by going to @ryhorsemanship on Twitter. Also search for and follow "Broadaxe Ranch" or "Rodney Yost" on Facebook.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR TEAM SORTING & PENNING JACKPOT

Team Sorting: Wednesday, September 2, 2020 • 10 AM Team Penning: Thursday, September 3, 2020 • 10 AM Registration 9 AM (office closes at 9:30 AM) North Arena

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Entry Fee $35 per man, per run 5 Run Limit Pick 4, Draw 1; Pick 1, Draw 4: Draw All 5 Top Money all-around earns Saddle

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Questions Contact: Gary Garbe (605) 461-3924 or Clinton Olinger (605) 770-1157

HEALTH PAPERS REQUIRED Stalls will be available in the Hippodrome Limited camping available on west side of Hippodrome No reservations, 1st come, 1st serve For availability contact Michela Plooster at (605) 354-1633 or in Hippodrome office the day of event.

South Dakota State Fair 1060 3rd Street SW, Huron, SD 57350 (605) 353-7340 or (800) 529-0900 • sdstatefair.com Draft Entries September 2-7, 2020 Complete one form per OWNER. Please print.

OWNER (as on registration papers): Name: ______Mailing Address: ______City: ______State: ___ Zip: ______Phone: ______Home or Cell E-mail address: ______PAYBACK TO (if not owner): Name: ______Mailing Address: ______City: ______State: ___ Zip: ______Phone: ______Home or Cell E-mail address: ______Animal Information Horse’s Name: ______Reg.#: ______Sex:______Sire:______Dam:______Birth Year:______Class #’s: [______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]

Exhibitor Showing______on behalf of Owner

Horse’s Name: ______Reg.#: ______Sex:______Sire:______Dam:______Birth Year:______Class #’s: [______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]

Exhibitor Showing______on behalf of Owner

Horse’s Name: ______Reg.#: ______Sex:______Sire:______Dam:______Birth Year:______Class #’s: [______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]

Exhibitor Showing______on behalf of Owner

Horse’s Name: ______Reg.#: ______Sex:______Sire:______Dam:______Birth Year:______Class #’s: [______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]______]

Exhibitor Showing______on behalf of Owner

Entry Fees, Stalling, Admission Halter Classes: ______(# of classes) @ $9.00= $______Youth Performance Classes: ______(# of classes) @ $9.00= $______Open Performance Classes: ______(# of classes) @ $13.00= $______Stalls: ______(# of Stalls) x ______(# of Days) @ $15.00 = $______

Shavings: ______(# of bags) @ $6.00 = $______Adult Weekly: ______(# of passes) @ $25.00 = $______Youth Weekly ______(# of passes) @ $15.00 = $______Weekly Value Pack (4 adult passes) ___ (# of passes) @ $80.00 = $ ______Feeding/Unloading Pass (1 per family) ______1____ @ $15.00 = $ ______

Processing Fee (required) $5.00 Grand Total of Fees: $ ______Form of payment: _____ Cash ______Check ______Master Card ____ Visa Card # ______- ______- ______- ______Exp. Date (Month/Year) ______/______CVV_____ Signature ______Date ______17

WAIVER OF LIABILITY, IDENTIFICATION AND MEDICAL RELEASE

I am aware of the dangers involved in participating in the horse shows at the South Dakota State Fair.

On behalf of myself, my executors, administrators, heirs, next of kin, successors, and assigns, I hereby:

a. waive, release and discharge the South Dakota State Fair, the State of South Dakota and its officers, agents and employees from any and all liability for participant’s death, disability, personal injury, property damage, property theft or actions of any kind which may hereafter accrue to participant and his/her estate; and

b. indemnify and hold harmless the South Dakota State Fair, the State of South Dakota, and its officers, agents and employees from and against any and all liabilities and claims made by other individuals or entities as a result of participant’s participation or actions during the activity or event or use of any State Fair facility.

c. certify that I am signing in the capacity of either agent or principle of any party with an interest in the horse(s) and will bind those parties to this agreement.

I hereby consent to receive medical treatment which may be deemed advisable in the event of injury, accident or illness during this activity or event.

This release and waiver shall be construed broadly to provide a release and waiver to the maximum extent permissible under applicable law.

I, the undersigned participant, acknowledge that I have read and understand the above release.

Rider/Driver/Handler/Vaulter/Longeur Owner/Agent

Signature: ______Signature: ______

Print Name: ______Print Name: ______

Trainer

Signature: ______

Print Name: ______

Parent/Guardian Signature (required if Rider/Driver/Handler/Vaulter/Longeur is a minor): ______

Print Parent/Guardian Name: ______Emergency Contact Phone Number: ______