Division 1 DEPT 101 – DAIRY - Hartford Fair Combined JF Entry...Roger Smith (Chair) Brad Debolt, Darl Evans, Adam Wampler Unlimited Entries DAIRY CATTLE RULES 1. See Jr. Fair rules

2020 Junior Fair Pre-Entry Information Only • This information is for entry purposes only. Dates and rules are subject to change with Covid-19 Guidelines

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Rev. June 11, 2020 Page 1 of 17

Division 1 DEPT 101 – DAIRY

Jr. Committee: Ryan Schmechel (Chair) Haley, Natalie Cannon, Ethan Grum, Kierstin Harvey & Melanie McLaughlin Sr. Fair Board Committee: Roger Smith (Chair) Brad Debolt, Darl Evans, Adam Wampler

Unlimited Entries

DAIRY CATTLE RULES 1. See Jr. Fair rules published in beginning of Jr. Fair section of this tabloid. 2. All Jr. Fair cows will be shown with the Open Class cows on Thursday. This is a one-day show and there will be no stalls available for

cows. 3. No horns are permitted except on Junior. and Intermediate Heifer 4. All entries must be 4-H or FFA Projects for current year. 5. Bedding must be straw or pine shavings only. 6. No floor fans are allowed.

CLASS JA — HOLSTEIN

LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Junior Heifer Calf (Born March 1, 2020 or after & over 4 months of age) $7 $5

2. Intermediate Heifer Calf (Born after Dec. 1, 2019 -Feb. 29, 2020) $7 $5

3. Senior Heifer Calf (Born between Sept. 1, 2019 and Nov. 30, 2019) $7 $5

4. Summer Yearling Heifer (Born between June 1, 2019 and Aug. 31, 2019) $8 $6

5. Junior Yearling Heifer (Born between March 1, 2019 and May 31, 2019) $8 $6

6. Intermediate Yearling Heifer (Born between Dec. 1, 2018 and Feb. 28, 2019) $8 $6

7. Senior Yearling Heifer (Born between Sept. 1, 2016 through Nov. 30, 2018) $8 $6

8. Two (2) Year Old Cow (Born Sept. 1, 2016 through Aug. 31, 2018) $8 $6

9. Three (3) Year Old Cow (Born Sept. 1, 2016 through August 81, 2017) $8 $6

10. Cow Four (4) Years Old or Over (Born before Sept. 1, 2016) $8 $6

11. Dry Cow Produced at least one lactation. $8 $6

CLASS JB - JERSEY

LOT DESCRIPTION A B












CLASS JC – OTHER BREED

LOT DESCRIPTION A B












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Division 2 DEPT 102 – BEEF

*MAXIMUM 6 ENTRIES FOR DEPARTMENTS 102, 103, 104 & 105

Jr. Committee: Ethan Grum (Chair), Erika Grum, Riley McInturff, Miles Mc Laughlin, Reuben McLaughlin, Clayton Orr, Jarrett Pfister, Tony Severns and Isabella Wolford Sr. Committee: Mack Buckenberger (Chair), Darl Evans, Mike Graham, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Ian Van Kirk

1. Each exhibitor is expected to take entire charge of his/her livestock after arriving at the fair. Animals must be kept clean, fed and watered. Pens shall have manure cleaned out

regularly and fresh bedding added. Failure to take proper care may be justification for removal of animal (at owner’s expense) and forfeiture of all premiums, monies and awards.

2. All grooming/clipping shall be performed in the barn area only. Exhibitors may receive assistance in grooming/clipping and shall be limited to no more than (2) eligible persons consisting of immediate family member, Hartford Fair District 4-H Advisors and/ or FFA Advisors, Steer Pool Advisors or other Hartford Junior Fair exhibitors. Dept. 102 Fair Breeding Beef entries which are also entered under Dept. 2. Open Beef shall be held to these same rules. Exceptions shall be determined on an individual basis by Sr. Fair board Beef Committee upon request at the MANDATORY barn meeting held at 11:30 am Sunday, August 9, 2020

3. All cattle regardless of age, showing under breed or all other breed classification must be registered/recorded and appear in the name of the exhibitor or immediate family member or family farm on the records of the respective associations. All unregistered animals must be entered and show as crossbreed. Shorthorns must be 15/16 or higher. Simmentals must be 1/2 or higher. No appendix animals will be shown in breed classes.

4. All Breed exhibitors must enter registration number on entry form. All breed exhibits must present registration documents and animal to the “Registered Beef Check-in” location on Sunday between 10 am – 12:30 pm. Animal must correspond to description, tattoo and ownership as shown by registration and transfer certificates. Failure to comply forfeits all rights to show and/or award.

5. Exhibitor number cards must be displayed on the back of the exhibitor in the show ring. 6. Bedding must be straw or pine shavings only. All beef cattle must have a neck strap or rope chain in addition to a halter. 7. Hanging fans only. Grooming shoots limited to one per exhibitor. NO POPUP TENTS ALLOWED AROUND BEEF BARN AREA. These rules will be enforced by Sr.

Fair board Beef Committee. 8. Wash racks will be shut down 6 pm to 9 pm daily. 9. See Jr. Fair rules published in beginning of Jr. Fair Section of this tabloid.

CLASS JA — ANGUS

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Junior Heifer - Born after December 31, 2019 $7 $5 2. Winter Heifer - Born Nov. 1, thru Dec. 31, 2019 $7 $5 3. Senior Heifer - Born Sept. 1, thru Oct. 31, 2019 $8 $6 4. Late Summer Yearling - Born July 1, thru Aug. 31, 2019 $8 $6 5. Summer Yearling - Born May 1, thru June 30, 2019 $8 $6 6. Spring Yearling - Born Mar 1 - Apr. 30,2019 $8 $6 7. Junior Yearling - Born Jan 1 thru Feb. 28, 2019 $8 $6 8. Senior Yearling - Born Sept. 1 – Dec. 31, 2018 $8 $6 9. Cow with Calf - Calf born after Dec. 31 2018 $8 $6

CLASS JB – SIMMENTAL


CLASS JC – HEREFORD


CLASS JD – CROSSBREEDS


CLASS JE – ALL OTHER BREEDS


CLASS JF – FEEDER CALF

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Feeder Calf $7 $5

FEEDER CALF RULES 1. Weigh in Sunday, Aug. 9th after the Steer weigh in @ 3:00 pm 2. All steer calves must be castrated prior to June 1st. Any Steers with

testicular tissue will be ineligible to show. 3. Feeder Calves minimum weight is 300# and maximum weight of 700#. 4. Cattle must be dehorned to be eligible to show. 5. Calves will be shown by weight, no breed classes and no more than 10

calves per class.



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Division 2 DEPT 103 – MARKET BEEF

*MAXIMUM 6 ENTRIES FOR DEPARTMENTS 102, 103, 104 & 105

Jr. Committee: Ethan Grum (Chair), Erika Grum, Riley McInturff, Miles Mc Laughlin, Reuben McLaughlin, Clayton Orr, Jarrett Pfister, Tony Severns and Isabella Wolford Sr. Committee: Mack Buckenberger (Chair), Darl, Mike Graham, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Ian Van Kirk

CLASS JA—MARKET BEEF STEER/HEIFER

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Market Beef Steer/Heifer $8 $6

MARKET BEEF RULES (See rules in Department 103)

1. Each exhibitor is expected to take entire charge of his/her livestock after arriving at the fair. Animals must be kept clean, fed and watered. Pens shall have manure cleaned out regularly and fresh bedding added. Failure to take proper care may be justification for removal of animal (at owner’s expense) and forfeiture of all premiums, monies and awards.

2. All grooming/clipping shall be performed in the barn area only. Exhibitors may receive assistance in grooming/clipping and shall be limited to no more than (2) eligible persons consisting of immediate family member, Hartford Fair Director, 4-H Advisor and/or FFA Advisors. Steer pool Advisors or other Hartford Fair Junior Fair exhibitors. Board Beef Committee upon request at MANDATORY barn meeting held at 11:30 am Sunday Aug 9th. Market Beef shall be 100% beef breed or cross breed. No dairy allowed.

3. All Market Beef steers (including Knox and Delaware Counties) that will be participating in the 2020 Hartford Fair must have been marked by ear tag and ear tattoo on Saturday, January18, 2020 at the Hartford Fairgrounds to be able to show. There will be NO exception to this rule.

4. Bred heifers are not eligible for show as Market Beef Heifers. 1st and 2nd place class winners will be pregnancy checked after the show. If heifer is found to be pregnant, exhibitor will forfeit placing, premium and right to sell.

5. All class winners will compete in championship drive (no separate champion for heifer). Grand and Reserve Market beef are required to sell and are terminal (steer or heifer)

6. Exhibitor number cards must be worn in the show ring on the back of exhibitor.

7. Bedding must be straw or pine shavings only. All beef cattle must have a neck strap or rope chain in addition to a halter when tied.

8. Hanging fans only. Grooming shoots limited to one per exhibitor. NO POPUP TENTS ALLOWED AROUND BEEF BARN AREA. These rules will be enforced by Sr. Fair Board Beef Committee.

9. Wash racks shut down 6pm - 9pm except for evening show days. 10. No tie outs allowed. 11. Only (1) market steer project is allowed to be sold at the Hartford Fair

Sale. Ex: (1) Steer Pool (must sell) or (1) Dairy feeder or (1) 4-H Steer Market Beef Steer/Heifers shall be shown by weight with a maximum of 10 per class. Market heifer class will show as a class provided (5) eligible heifers are weighed. Otherwise they will show by weight with the steers Exhibitor number cards must be worn in the show ring on the back of exhibitor.

BRED AND OWNED MARKET BEEF

One whose dam was owned by the exhibitor or his/her family at the time the cow was serviced for the resulting pregnancy. Entry made at time of weighing.

Division 2

DEPT 104 – DAIRY FEEDER STEER *MAXIMUM 6 ENTRIES FOR DEPARTMENTS 102, 103, 104 & 105

Jr. Fair Committee: Carson Walker

(Chair), Natalie Cannon, Sarah Phillips & Tony Severns

Sr. Fair Committee: Roger Smith (Chair), Mack Buckenberger, Darl Evans, Kody McInturff, Ron Thompson, Ian Van Kirk

CLASS JA—DAIRY FEEDER STEER

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Dairy Feeder Steer $6 $4

DAIRY FEEDER STEER RULES 1. See Jr. Fair rules published in beginning of Jr. Fair section of this book. 2. Dairy Feeder steers must attend pre-fair tagging on Saturday, June 6th from

9:00 am -12:00 noon at Grubb Arena (East end) on the Hartford fairgrounds. Mandatory vaccination program will be in place with the total cost per calf being set at $10.

3. All Dairy Feeder Steers must have neck strap & rope chain in addition to a halter while tied.

4. Bedding must be straw or pine shavings only. No floor fans allowed. 5. Animal must be of 100% dairy bloodlines, Holstein or Brown Swiss only. 6. Must be born after January 1st of exhibition year. 7. Tagging at weigh-in with a $1.00 per entry tagging fee to cover cost. 8. Animal must be dehorned and castrated prior to tagging. 9. Exhibitor must own and care for calf as of May 1st. 10. There is a limit of four (4) steers entered by any one exhibitor. Weight

range will be 400#-650#. No steer 399# or under will sell. Steer 651# and over will sell. Under/Over weight steers may show for class grade only (no championship or Rate of Gain).

11. All dairy feeder steers will be stalled in the designated dairy feeder area of Kohman Wing of Grubb Arena.

Only (1) Mkt steer project is allowed to be sold at the Hartford Fair sale. Ex: (1) Steer Pool (must sell) or (1) Dairy feeder or (1) 4-H Steer

Division 2 DEPT 105 –

STEER POOL *MAXIMUM 6 ENTRIES FOR

DEPARTMENTS 102, 103, 104 & 105

Jr. Committee: Ethan Grum (Chair), Erika Grum, Riley McInturff, Miles Mc Laughlin, Reuben McLaughlin, Clayton Orr, Jarrett Pfister, Tony Severns and Isabella Wolford Sr. Committee: Mack Buckenberger (Chair), Darl Evans, Mike Graham, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Ian Van Kirk

Steer Pool Committee Members: FFA Advisors: Amy Myers (Johnstown), Colton Kreager (Licking Valley), Other Members: Daniel Alexander, Rodney Bemiller, Brian Bemiller, Dan Dickson, Rachel Heimerl, Scott Higgins, Jason Julian, Tyler McMillen, Kevin Piper & David Woosley (Chair), Darl Evans, Mike Graham, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Ian Van Kirk Steer Pool Committee Members: FFA Advisors: Amy Myers (Johnstown), Colton Kreager (Licking Valley), Other Members: Daniel Alexander, Rodney Bemiller, Brian Bemiller, Dan Dickson, Rachel Heimerl, Scott Higgins, Jason Julian, Tyler McMillen, Kevin Piper & David Woosley

Steer Pool Rules will be included in the fair book posted at a later date.

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Live Show $8 $6





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Division 3 DEPT 106 – SWINE

*Maximum 2 Entries Jr. Fair Committee: Hannah Gero (Chair), Silas Buckenberger, Madalyn Evans, Kierstin Harvey, Ethan Kent, Wyatt Kissell, Aidan Lanning, Sean McCutcheon and Makayla Moore.

Sr. Fair Board Committee: Jim Heimerl (Chair), Chip Carpenter, Mike Graham, Joey Moore

CLASS JA—MARKET HOGS LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Market Hog $6 $4

SWINE RULES 1. Powdering, oiling or any dressing of hogs other than washing and

clean water will not be allowed at the Hartford Fair. Exhibitors will be disqualified from showing if they do not follow this rule. Slick clipping or body shaving means having hair that is less than one half (1/2) inch in length on the body of market hogs. All hogs must have a minimum of one half (1/2) inch hair on body. ABSOLUTELY NO clipping of hogs will be allowed on show grounds. Whole body clipping of market hogs is discouraged. The Executive Committee and Swine committee will interpret all rules not covered in the general rules.

2. Following the new state guidelines, there will be no health papers required for market hogs, but you will be required to hand in your DUNF forms at the time you weigh your market hog.

3. Bedding must be straw or pine shavings only. No floor fans allowed.

4. Weights – Hogs must weigh 200# (Hogs under 200# will not be sold) or heavier to compete at the Hartford Fair. Hogs weighing less than 200# will not be allowed to show or sell. Only the hogs weighing between 220# - 280# will be allowed to show in the champion or reserve champion drive. There will be 25 classes. Classes will be set up equally after the hogs have been weighed.

5. All trailers left on fairground during fair week must be parked in designated area.

6. All hogs must be identified by either ear notches or ear tag along with breed and color markings and 2 photos of each hog (one of the head and one of the sides). This form can be printed from the website www.hartfordfair. com and must be submitted to the Hartford Fair on or before June 15 each year. You can identify up to 4 hogs but only 2 hogs may be brought to the fair per exhibitor.

7. If missed deadlines to tag, band or submit Hog ID’s the animal will not qualify for Champion.

8. THE HARTFORD FAIR WILL BE RACTOPAMINE AND PAYLEAN FREE BEGINNING IN THE 2020 HARTFORD FAIR AND MOVING FORWARD. ALL HOG EXHIBITORS AND ONE PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST SIGN WAIVER STATING THERE ANIMAL FOR EXHIBITION Is BOTH RACTOPAMINE AND PAYLEAN FREE THIS MUST BE TURNED IN WITH EXHIBITORS DUNF FORM. THE HARTFORD INDEPENDENT AGRICULTURE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO PERFORM TESTING ON ANIMALS PRESENTED FOR EXHIBITION AT THE HARTFORD FAIR. THE HARTFORD FAIR WILL FOLLOW THE GENERAL RULES AND GUIDELINES PUT INTO PLACE BY THE OHIO STATE FAIR AND THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

9. There will not be a Jack Pot Show, all hogs will leave on Thursday night.

See Jr. Fair rules published in beginning of Jr Fair Section of

this tabloid.

For 2020 ONLY

Exhibitor may take animal home or have the option to put on a packer truck that will be provided. No animals

will be allowed to go through the sale ring.

Hog must be in exhibitor’s possession 90 days before fair. There is a maximum entry of two (2) hogs total. Market Hogs will be weighed

one time only. Classes will be divided according to number and weight, and according to sex. The Classes will then be separated

into 4 Divisions (Light, Medium, Light Heavy & Heavy). The Gr. Champ (Gilt & Barrow) of each division will return for the Final

Drive. In which a Supreme Champion will be chosen from.

MARKET HOG CLASSES Market Barrow Each Class Market Gilt Each Class Light Weight Under Weight Medium Weight Medium Weight Light Heavy Weight Light Heavy Weight Heavy Weight Heavy Weight

MARKET HOG CLASSES Market Barrow Each Class Market Gilt Each Class Light Weight Under Weight Medium Weight Medium Weight Light Heavy Weight Light Heavy Weight Heavy Weight Heavy Weight



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Division 4

DEPT 107 – BREEDING SHEEP *Maximum Number of 5 Entries

Jr. Committee: Jaelynn Bernard (Chair), Erin Grum, Cassie Orr, Reuben McLaughlin, Keegan Painter, Jarrett Pfister & Isabella Wolford Sr. Committee: Sam Barb & Bill Jacks (Co-chairs), Jared McLaughlin, Dan Small, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Adam Wampler

No birthing of lambs allowed on fairgrounds. Do not bring close bred ewe to fair

Ewe Lambs shown in the Market Lambs show are not eligible to show in Junior Breeding Classes Slick Shorn Lambs are not eligible to show in any Wool Breed Classes

BREEDING SHEEP USDA Identification Program

All intact breeding animals entered in the Hartford Fair for the purpose of participating in the sheep breeding class shows must follow guidelines as listed below 1. All intact breeding animals must be identified with official USDA approved identification. (USDA approved tags, USDA approved tattoos, or identification

in the scrapie Flock Certification) a. All registered animals with accompanying registration tattoos would be acceptable once flock is registered with USDA (registration tags are not acceptable); b. If the breeding animal was purchased outside of Ohio, the animal must have official USDA identification as well as a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI)

signed by both the veterinarian and the exhibitor within 30 days of the opening of the Hartford Fair. (CVI must attest to the following: “the sheep in this shipment are not known to be under any movement restrictions because of scrapie.”)

CLASS JA—NATURAL COLORED WOOL LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Ram 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug 1, 2018 to Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 2. Ram Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5 3. Ewe 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug. 1, 2018 and Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 4. Ewe Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5

CLASS JB—SOUTHDOWN

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Ram 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug 1, 2018 to Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 2. Ram Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5 3. Ewe 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug 1, 2018 to Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 4. Ewe Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5 5. Fall Ewe Lamb (born after Sept 1, 2019) $7 $5 6. Fall Ram Lamb (born after Sept 1, 2019) $7 $5

CLASS JC—HAMPSHIRE

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Ram 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug 1, 2018 to Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 2. Ram Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5 3. Ewe 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug. 1, 2018 and Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 4. Ewe Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5

CLASS JD – SUFFOLK


CLASS JE – SHROPSHIRE


CLASS JF – CROSSBREEDS (Ewes Only) LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Ewe 1 Year & Under 2 (Aug. 1, 2018 and Aug 1, 2019) $7 $5 2. Ewe Lamb (born after Jan 1, 2020) $7 $5

CLASS JG – ALL OTHER WOOL BREEDS Must Have Wool and not be slick shorn


CLASS JH – ALL OTHER MEAT BREEDS LOT DESCRIPTION A B


CLASS JI – WETHER BREEDING SHEEP LOT DESCRIPTION A B



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Division 4 DEPT 108 – MARKET LAMB

*Maximum Number of 5 Lambs (3 Single & 1 Pen of Two)

Jr. Committee: Jaelynn Bernard (Chair), Erin Grum, Cassie Orr, Reuben McLaughlin, Keegan Painter, Jarrett Pfister & Isabella Wolford Sr. Committee: Sam Barb & Bill Jacks (Co-chairs), Jared McLaughlin, Dan Small, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Adam Wampler

GENERAL MARKET LAMB RULES 1. There will be a limit of 3 singles and 1 pen of two for a maximum total

of 5 animals. 2. ALL MARKET LAMBS WILL BE IDENTIFIED BY EAR TAGS ONLY.

LAMBS NOT TAGGED ON THE FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE 2020 WILLNOT be eligible to show

3. All Market Lambs MUST be slick shorn above the hock & knee & wool cap is permissible at least one week or less prior to fair.

4. The only animals that will be harvested will be the Overall Champion and Res. Champion Single.

5. All Market Lambs must stay in designated areas on show day. Designated areas are: • Sheep wash rack • Market Lamb Barn or Goat Barn • Grooming stand area located South of the Market Lamb Barn. • Make up area in Grubb Arena (after the Market Lamb • Visible site

6. Market Lambs must enter show ring dry. Wet lambs will not be eligible to place.

7. Absolutely NO Rams allowed to show 8. Bedding must be straw or pine shavings only. 9. Unacceptable Practices:

• Applying any electrical, mechanical, or other appliance to livestock repeatedly or for a prolonged time period is in violation of section 313.2 of the U.S. code of federal regulations. • Using ice, ice packs, cold packs or cold compresses internally or externally other than in accordance with paragraph (S) of rule 901-19-12 of the Administrative Code. (This includes wet towels or wet blankets, etc.). • Using a stomach tube or pump for any purpose other than for the

relief of tympany or gas on the day of exhibiting. Using any substance to enhance or change the color of the livestock, including the livestock's hide or hooves. Adding any substance externally to build up, change or alter the shape or conformation of the livestock, including by way of example but not limited to rope, false hair, graphite, hemp, and powders. This includes powders, powdered paints, and paint, per state veterinarian.

11. Underweight Lambs (as defined in the Jr. Fair rules published in the beginning of the Jr. Fair section of this tabloid) will be exhibited for a grade only and are not eligible rosettes, champion and reserve champion drive, or for the market lamb sale. Underweights lambs ARE eligible for showmanship.

12. Any exhibitor performing an unacceptable practice, the animal will be disqualified from the show and sale.

13. Center dividers must remain in and fastened to back of the pen if taken down. Cannot remove 2 consecutive center dividers. Hartford Fair Board reserves the right to put dividers back

14. No tack allowed in pens. The Hartford Fair board reserves the right to remove any tack from pens not being used to stall animals

15. All trailers left on fairgrounds during fair week must be parked in designated area.

16. Any sheep that show evidence of Fungus, Sore mouth, Foot Rot, or Prolapse, must be removed from the fairgrounds immediately.

17. Solid tarps cannot be hung from the Sheep barn. Sun shades or mesh tarps are allowed at the discretion of the Hartford Fair Board

18. Three sides of the sheep pen must allow airflow to pass through (may be covered with Lattice, chicken wire, livestock panel, plywood kickboard no taller than 18' etc.

19. No use of barn electric for personal fans, crockpots and other appliances unless directly for the benefit of the livestock. Blowers must be run on generators.

CLASS JA – MARKET LAMB

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Single Market Lamb $6 $4 2. Pen of 2 Market Lambs $6 $4

CLASS JB –LAMB POOL LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Lamb Pool $6 $4

LAMB POOL RULES 1. Sign-up Deadline: Registration forms must be returned to address

on the application by the first Saturday in April of current year. Applications are available through the Licking Co. Extension Office and Hartford Fair websites.

2. Selection will be the last Sunday in April at 3:00 pm (Location TBA) 3. Price to be determined. A $25 deposit must accompany completed

registration form and balance is due the last Saturday of April prior to lamb selection process getting underway.

4. All lambs purchased through the Lamb Pool will be of sound condition as possible by the producer. If lamb expires within 20 days of selection and no fault of exhibitor the lamb will be replaced by the producer.

5. Lambs will be tagged for the Hartford Fair on selection day. 6. There will be a selection/entry limit of two Lamb Pool lambs per

exhibitor. Both lambs will be entered and exhibited as singles, no Pen of 2 classes will be offered.

7. Lambs will be obtained from producers within the Hartford Fair district. If a sufficient number of lambs cannot be found within the fair district, then flocks from outside the fair district will be considered.

8. The lambs will be of consistent size and quality and will be black- faced lambs of Suffolk and/or Hampshire breeding.

9. Lambs will follow all rules and regulations pertaining to the Hartford Fair Market Lamb show, as written in the Hartford Fair Book.

10. There will be no additional club enrollment required; members of the Lamb Pool will be required to maintain membership in their respective 4-H Club or FFA Chapter and carry a Market Lamb project.

11. Lambs will be housed in the Sheep Barn during the Hartford Fair. 12. The top two lambs in each class will receive awards. Those top two

lambs will then return to show for a top five overall awards to be held after the other market lamb classes have concluded.

13. The top two from the Lamb Pool show will then complete against the top 2 lambs from the Market Lamb show during the selection of the overall Grand Champion and designation of the top ten lambs.

14. Lamb Pool exhibitors are eligible to show their lambs in the Market Lamb Showmanship classes. There will not be a separate showmanship class for Lamb Pool exhibitors.

15. The Champion and Reserve Champ. Lamb Pool market lambs will sell at the beginning of the Market Lamb sale along with the Champion and Reserve Champion Market Lambs.

16. Remaining Lamb Pool market lambs may sell during the regularly scheduled Market Lamb Sale. Lamb Pool lambs are not required to sell, unless they are designated as a champion. The rule states that Hartford Fair Junior Fair exhibitors may only sell one animal per species (with exceptions made when an exhibitor has more than one champion market animal) will apply to Lamb Pool exhibitors.

Market Lamb USDA Identification Program

All ewe lambs entered in the Hartford Fair for the purpose of participating in the market lamb show and sale must have official USDA approved identification (USDA approved tags, USDA approved tattoos, or identification in the Scrapie Flock Certification Program) indicating the flock of birth. Identification must be provided by owner on record at time of birth. No lamb will be permitted to show or sell during the Hartford Fair without such identification. Ewe lambs entered in the market lamb show, as well as all wethers, that were purchased outside of Ohio must have USDA approved identification and required to have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) signed by both the veterinarian and the exhibitor within 30 days of the opening of the Hartford Fair. (CVI) must attest to the following: “the sheep in this shipment are not known to be under any movement restrictions because of scrapie.”)

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Division 5 DEPT 109 – GOATS

* Maximum 6 Entries for Dept. and only 2 Market Goats Jr. Committee: Eve Painter (Chair), Lee Davis, Camryn Martindale & Michaela Owens Sr. Committee: Sr. Committee: Jared McLaughlin (Chair), Sam Barb, Bill Jacks, Dan Small, Roger Smith, Ron Thompson, Adam Wampler

GOATS GENERAL RULES 1. All goats exhibited must have official USDA scrapie identification, including market wethers to show or sell at the fair. 2. Tents are prohibited around the barn except for the express purpose of grooming or fitting on show days. They may be set up in a pre-designated area of the trailer lot

to the east of the goat barn. 3. Three sides of the goat pens must allow airflow to pass through (may be covered with lattice, chicken wire, livestock panel, etc., no plywood with drilled holes).

Boards must not extend above the gates. 18” or shorter kickboards are allowed on all sides. 4. Gates in goat pens must stay in pens. Center dividers must be fastened to back of pen if taken down. Cannot remove 2 consecutive center dividers. Hartford Fair Board

reserves the right to put dividers back. 5. Solid tarps, sun shades, or mesh tarps may not be hung from the barn. Sun shades or mesh tarps are allowed at the discretion of the Hartford Senior Fair Board. 6. No use of barn electric for personal fans, crockpots, and other appliances unless directly for the benefit of the livestock. Blowers must be run on generators. 7. Bedding must be either straw or pine shavings. 8. No use of muzzles. 9. No exercising goats in the horse haul-in parking lot south of the goat barn 10. A goat may only be entered in one class with the exception of being entered in showmanship as well. 11. Same goat must be shown for all heats of Showmanship & Super Showmanship. 12. Grand & Reserve Champion Market Goat must go to slaughter will be subject to drug testing. 13. Market Goats must be slick shorn above the hock and knee less than 10 days prior to the fair 14. Dairy goats entered in Classes JA, JB, JC, or JD, Lots 4-7, may be hauled in day of show as long as they are in milk. 15. Review all of the Ohio Livestock Health Exhibition Rules & Ohio Livestock Tampering Exhibition Rules at the front of this book. Violators of these rules are

subject to disqualification. The rules include but are not limited to: a. Unacceptable Practices

i. Using ice, ice packs, cold packs, or cold compresses internally or externally unless prescribed by the fair veterinarian. ii. Drenching of livestock at an exhibition is prohibited except as prescribed and done under the supervision of the fair veterinarian.

iii. Using any substance to enhance or change the color of the livestock, including the livestock’s hide or hooves. Adding any substance eternally to build up, change or alter the shape or conformation of the livestock, including by way of example but not limited to rope, false hair, graphite, hemp, and powders. This includes powders, powdered paints, and paint, per state veterinarian.

b. Prohibited grooming practices: i. Using any substance to enhance or change the color of the livestock, including the livestock's hide or hooves. Adding any substance externally to build up, change

or alter the shape or conformation of the livestock, including by way of example but not limited to rope, false hair, graphite, hemp, and powders. This includes powders, powdered paints, and paint, per state veterinarian.

Goat USDA Identification Program All goats entered in the Hartford Fair for the purpose of participating in the goat show and/or sale must have official USDA approved identification (USDA approved tags, USDA approved tattoos, or identification in the Scrapie Flock Certification Program) indicating the flock of birth. Identification must be provided by owner on record at time of birth. No goat will be permitted to show or sell during the Hartford Fair without such identification. Doe kids entered in the market goat show, as well as all wethers, that were purchased outside of Ohio, are required to have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) signed by both the veterinarian and the exhibitor within 30 days of the opening of the Hartford Fair. (CVI) must attest to the following: “the goats in this shipment are not known to be under any movement restrictions because of scrapie.”)

DAIRY GOAT CLASSES (Age Based on Goats age as of August 9th of current year)

Any doe that has ever freshened shall compete only in the milking classes, even though dry at the time of showing.

CLASS JA – NIGERIAN DWARF

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Junior Kid - Born after Apr. 1 of current year over 30 Days old $5 $3 2. Senior Kid - Born Jan 1 to Mar 31 of current year $5 $3 3. Dry Yearling - Under 2 years of age born prior to Jan 1 of current year $5 $3 4. Under 2 Years In Milk $5 $3 5. 2 Years & Under 3 $5 $3 6. 3 Years & Under 5 $5 $3 7. 5 Years & Over $5 $3

CLASS JB – ALPINE

LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Junior Kid - Born after Apr. 1 of current year over 30 Days old $5 $3 2. Senior Kid - Born Jan 1 to Mar 31 of current year $5 $3 3. Dry Yearling - Under 2 years of age born prior to Jan 1 of current year $5 $3 4. Under 2 Years In Milk $5 $3 5. 2 Years & Under 3 $5 $3 6. 3 Years & Under 5 $5 $3 7. 5 Years & Over $5 $3

CLASS JC – LAMANCHA


CLASS JD – ALL OTHER DAIRY BREEDS



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CLASS JE – PYGMY GOATS

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Junior Kid - Born after Mar. 1 of current year $5 $3 2. Senior Kid - Born Jan 1 to Feb 28/29th of current year $5 $3 3. Yearling Doe - Under 2 years of age born prior to Jan 1 of current year $5 $3 4. Adult Doe - 2-3 years old $5 $3 5. Adult Doe -4-6 years old $5 $3 6. Senior Doe -7 years old & over $5 $3 7. Kid Wether – born after Jan 1 of current year $5 $3

8. Yearling Wether – Under 2 years born prior to Jan 1 of current year $5 $3 9. Adult Wether – 2-4 years old $5 $3 10. Adult Wether – 4 years & over $5 $3

CLASS JF – PACK GOATS LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Kid Obstacle Course (Doe or Wether 0-12 Months, Goats do not carry a pack) $5 $3

2.

Intermediate Pack Goat Obstacle - Exhibitor 13 years & younger (Doe or Wether 1 year & over, Goats required to carry a pack) $5 $3

3.

Sr. Pack Goat Obstacle Course - Exhibitor 14 years & older (Doe or Wether 1 year & over, Goats required to carry a pack) $5 $3

CLASS JG – MEAT GOAT BREEDING DOE (This class is not for your Market Goat Project)

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Junior Kid (1-4 Months) $5 $3 2. Intermediate Kid (4-8 Months) $5 $3 3. Senior Kid (8-12 Months) $5 $3 4. Jr. Yearling (12-18 Months) $5 $3 5. Sr. Yearling (18-24 Months) $5 $3 6. 2 Years & Under 3 $5 $3

CLASS JH – MARKET GOAT LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Market Goat $5 $3


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Division 6 DEPT 110 – HORSES &

PONIES Jr. Fair Committee: Logan Daughters (Chair), Emma Kitchen & Hannah Lucas Sr. Fair Committee: Alisha Tilley (Chair), Larry Cooperrider, Darl Evans & Mike Mooney

GENERAL RULES

1. See Jr. Fair Rules and By-Laws published in beginning of Jr. Fair section of this tabloid. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to understand these Hartford Fair Rules.

2. In addition to stated rules all activities shall be governed by the uniform rules for 4-H Horse Shows (circular 179) as adopted and supplemented by Jr. and/or Sr. Fair Board.

3. Licking Co. club member’s horse identification papers with full horse/pony name, must be turned into The Licking County Extension Office & Delaware/Knox Co. club members horse identification papers must be turned into the Hartford Fair office by May 1st of current year. Same full horse/pony names must be on fair entry form to be graded. Any horse brought to the fair that does not have matching entry and ID papers will be disqualified.

4. HORSE/PONIES ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE GROUNDS BEFORE AUGUST 11TH. NO HAUL-IN SCHOOLING !!!

5. All exhibitors must complete a Drug Use Notification Form (DUNF) for each horse and turn in at time of grading. In place of Animal ID # fill in the horse’s name as it appears on the ID papers. Department Directors will review all DUNF and will contact the fair’s veterinarian regarding any questionable medication.

6. All Horses and Ponies must be pre-entered to show on an official Hartford Fair Entry Blank. The name of the horse being exhibited must match the name listed on the ID form submitted on or before May 1st to be eligible to show.

7. All 4-H equine projects being shown at the Hartford Fair, must be vaccinated for the following: 1.) West Nile Combo & Include Tetanus 2) Rhino-Flu 3) Equine Rabies.

8. All 4-H exhibitors entering the fair must present to the vet check station: a vet vaccine record (obtained from a vet that administered vaccines). Also, on this form will be a body condition score given by the vet at the time vaccines were given, and written on vaccines record.

Protesting and Drug Testing: 1. Horses or ponies may be drug tested at the discretion of the Sr. Fair

Board. If the animal test positive for a prohibited drug, the test will be at the cost of the exhibitor.

2. Protests must be made in writing and signed by the party or parties making the protest. All protests must be accompanied by a $250.00 cash fee. If lab testing is requested or required, the protester will pay ALL associated drug testing costs and stipulate in the protest what drug the animal is be tested for.

3. Any exhibitor guilty of showing an animal under the influence of any prohibited drug, substance, supplement or failing to file a veterinarian’s certificate prior to the show will be disqualified. The exhibitor will forfeit all winnings for the show. The exhibitor will be ineligible to participate at The Hartford Fair the following year.

4. NO Dogs allowed in the horse complex with the exception of guide dogs 5. ALL Exhibitors or parties on a horse are required to wear ASTM & SEI

approved head gear during the fair 6. No Alcohol or illegal substances are permitted in the horse complex. 7. All exhibitors, advisors and club members must abide by posted barn

rules. 8. The Hartford Fair Board, judge, fair vet or show official have the right

and responsibility to remove from the show ring any animal exhibiting unsafe or unsound behavior.

9. Participation is a privilege, not a right. All Exhibitors, advisors, parents, and club members must abide by posted barn rules. Unsportsmanlike conduct or abuse toward an animal or others is grounds for dismissal from the fairgrounds.

Horseless Horse and Beginner: 10. Horseless Horse Mentorship Projects may show either or both English &

Western. Refer to Dept 110, special notes and entry information. 11. Beginners are NOT Permitted to show in any 3-gaited classes during the

current fair they are exhibiting at. a. Horseless Horse and Beginner Dress Code: Horseless and Beginner

Members participating at the Hartford Independent Fair must wear the following uniform: i. Plain, solid white oxford, long sleeve, full button-down shirt (no

bling) – All Disciplines. ii. Western classes and Contesting classes: appropriate boots, jeans

or slacks (black or blue), any color of tie and helmet cover may be used, no chaps. Gloves are optional.

iii. English: plain white ratcatcher, appropriate boots, breeches, full harness on helmet in riding classes, no jackets. Gloves are optional.

iv. Approved Safety helmets (ASTM/SEI) are required in all Classes.

12. Pop-Up Tents: Two pop-up tents per 4-H club permitted in the horse complex.

13. 2020 Responsible Restart Ohio Rules Barns and Arenas: a. Only TWO guests at a stall with an exhibitor. b. Main Arena & Make up pen: ONLY exhibitors (and one assistant if

necessary for beginner, horseless or Therapeutic riders) in the class following the currently running class will be allowed. The Make-up pen is NOT available for spectators, assistants need to exit when the class enters the arena.

c. Riders while waiting or preparing to show please maintain social distancing guidelines in all arenas, trailers and stall areas.

d. All Classes over 20 entries will be split e. Judges and Ring Stewards will maintain 6 foot distance from

exhibitors at all times. f. We will use the West Gate for all entry into the arena and the East

Gate for all exiting. We ask that area of the out gate be kept clear to ensure proper distancing measures.

14. 2020 Responsible Restart Ohio Stalling Rules: a. Horse/pony are only permitted to be stalled on the grounds for stated

dates of August 11 to August 15th 2020. b. The ONLY horse/pony permitted on the grounds are those pre-

entered and competing in classes during the Fair August 11-15. c. If an exhibitor requests a stall and does not use the stall, the exhibitor

will be INELIGIBLE for a stall the next year. d. Only one horse or pony per exhibitor may be stalled at the fair.

NO SWITCHING OF HORSES. e. Tack boxes, shavings and stall prep needs to be in place 24 hours

prior to animal arrival. f. Horse/pony complex move in will take place Tuesday, August 11th

6:00 am to 2:00 pm. All horses stalling need to be on grounds and ready for vet check by 2:00 pm. Vet check will take place at the stalls at a time to be announced.

g. All stalled horses/ponies will be released Saturday, August 15th 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

h. All loading and unloading will be completed in designated horse complex parking area.

i. No Trucks and trailers removing stalled horses permitted to be left in the parking area on Friday.

j. Exhibitors and 4-H clubs are responsible for sanitizing their stalls, tack box and tack stall area every day.

k. In accordance with social distancing guidelines, no more than the exhibitor and 2 other parties at a stall.

l. If the horse/pony needs to be removed from the fairgrounds prior to the official release time on Saturday, August 15th, the exhibitor must notify the Hartford Fair Horse Department Chair to acquire an “Early Release”.

m. Posted Stalling Assignments are Final! NO Changes! n. Stalls not in use by a Junior Fair exhibitor will be assigned as tack

stalls at the discretion of the Jr & Sr Fair Board to clubs and exhibitors staying on the grounds.

o. Stalls cards MUST be filled out completely with emergency contact information, no exceptions!

p. Exhibitors requesting a stall on their entry will be stalled with their 4-H club (regardless of horse size). If the health or safety of the horse or pony becomes an issue due to stall size, the fair board has the discretion to have the animal removed.

q. Bedding is to be pine shavings or straw. All stalls are to be cleaned out prior to exiting the fair after release on August 15th. If the exhibitor fails to clean their stall, they will be ineligible for a stall the following year.

r. LIMITED STALL DECORATIONS: Only curtains, lights and a decorative sign with exhibitor’s name, photo, emergency contact info and Club information permitted: MAY NOT BE ATTACHED TO THE BARN WITH NAILS, SCREWS, TAPE, OR STAPLES!!! No extra props, benches or end of barn decorating permitted in 2020.

s. No Hanging of any air-chairs, hammocks or swings of any kind in the aisles or from the barn. Tack boxes and equipment should NOT block any aisles in barns.

t. No Crock pots, fridges or cooking devices to be plugged in tack stall or aisles.

15. 2020 Responsible Restart Ohio Haul- In Exhibitors: a. Haul-In’s using a stall for the day will adhere to Responsible Restart

Ohio Rules. b. All Haul-In horses must be on grounds by 8:00 am for vet check and

grading taking place in the horse complex. c. Each club will be designated Haul-in stalls to be used by their club

members choosing to haul-in and use for the day. d. Clubs will need to complete Haul-In ID form to identify what club

members will be using designated stalls for their club each day. e. Stalls need to be cleaned and sanitized nightly after each use. f. ALL HAUL-IN HORSE OR PONIES MUST EXIT THE GROUNDS

WITHIN AN HOUR OF SHOW CONCLUSION. NO EXCEPTIONS! If the horse or pony remains on the fairgrounds past 10 pm the exhibitor will be ineligible for a stall the remainder of the fair and next year.


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SPECIAL NOTES Due to significant changes regarding schedule, rules and additional activities in this division, careful attention should be given to these sections. Exhibitors must participate in the grading class JA to be eligible for all classes in the Contest, Hitch, English, and Western. Completed Project Book must be presented at grading. Grading will be based on grooming, condition of the animal, general knowledge of the project, and completion of project book & equine record book if applicable. Copies of the grading rules will be available at the entry booth. Ribbons will be awarded only to those members who exhibit. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded in all other classes. Grading class entries must be made by fair entry deadline.

Entry Rules & Information

Posted at Entry Booth ENTRY INFORMATION

1. Only 6 Horse Entries 2. Make a separate Equine Entry Form for each horse/pony that will be

graded for premium. If more than one horse is entered you can list both on the Livestock Entry Form & attach an Equine Entry Form for each horse entered.

3. You must state horse/pony’s full name on both entry forms. 4. Only exhibitor of horse/pony may make an entry for grading.

Horseless projects see note below. 5. Only one grade per animal. 6. Refer to schedule for entries in events and contest. 7. A $1 entry fee per class will be charged on all Jr. Fair classes

except grading and fun show. The entry fee for Jr. & Sr. Versatility Division will be $4.

Class JA – Horse/Pony Grading

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Horse/Pony Grading $6 $4 2. Horse Mentorship Grading $6 $4

Refer to Equine Entry Form for Individual Class Show Entries.

Definitions of Horse & Pony Divisions

Horseless: Horseless classes are for exhibitors who enrolled in the Horseless Horse Mentorship Project. These youth do not own or lease a horse. Horseless riding classes are Walk-Trot only. Horseless exhibitors are not eligible to show in Beginner

Beginner: For beginner exhibitors in their first or second calendar year of showing and who have no experience in any form of competition at the canter or lope. Beginner riding classes are Walk-Trot only. Beginner exhibitors may not have previously shown any 3 gaited classes and maintain Beginner status.

Age Group Classes: For the experienced exhibitors showing in the appropriate age division at the Walk-Trot-Canter/Lope. Point exhibitors are not ever eligible to show in Beginner classes.

Note: For assistance in selecting appropriate division, 4-H/FFA members should consult with their advisors.


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Division 7 DEPT 111 – DOGS

Jr. Committee: Michael Imbody (Chair), Lee Davis, Audrey Holt, Nathan Kapavik & Wyatt Kissell Sr. Committee: Rodney Arter & Roger Smith (Co-Chairs)

General Rules 1. Dogs participating in the Hartford Fair Dog Obedience, Showmanship

and You and Your Dog activities must either be owned by the junior fair exhibitor or the exhibitor's immediate family. They must be in the continual care of the junior fair exhibitor for the duration of the project. The date of ownership must be no later than April 1. Proof of ownership is the burden of the exhibitor and the exhibitor's family. Hardship cases will not be considered for the Hartford Fair participation

a. Immediate family is defined as the junior fair exhibitor’s father, mother, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, grandfather or grandmother, including the corresponding step and half relations, or by a member of the exhibitor’s household.

b. Continual care is defined as the junior fair exhibitor being responsible for and involved in the feeding, cleaning, and caring of the project.

c. Hardship cases are defined as dogs that replace the original project enrolled by the exhibitor after the county’s enrollment deadline, or no later than April 1.

2. Leasing or two youth sharing a dog is not permitted for Hartford Fair dog show participation.

3. Lessons, instruction and advice for the exhibitor are encouraged. As long as the exhibitor is present in the learning situation, and handles or trains the dog the majority of the time present, such assistance can include occasional handling or training by another person. Only the exhibitor can train the dog at any type of training class on or after April 1.

4. No one other than the Jr. Fair exhibitor is permitted to show the project dog at any type of dog show, including agility, field trails, rally trails, etc., As well as fun matches, on or after April 1st.

5. 4-H members must be enrolled in the correct dog project to show in classes at the Hartford Fair as follows: Obedience, Project No. 2010 to show in Beginning Nov- ice, Pre-Novice, Novice, Graduate Novice, Open, Graduate Open, Rally classes. Showmanship, Project No. 201S to show in Showmanship. Working Dog Project No. 201W to show in the Assistance Dog Class. The interview question for Showman- ship will come from the Ohio 4-H Dog Resource Handbook 201R.

6. Only domestic dogs can be shown at the Hartford Fair Junior Fair Dog Show. Wolf and wolf hybrids are not permitted.

7. All dogs exhibited at the Hartford Fair must be six months of age by the date of the show. This includes Pilot Dog puppies and other assistance dogs. Proof of age is the burden of the exhibitor or exhibitor’s immediate family. Dogs not meeting this age requirement cannot be shown.

8. Junior Fair exhibitors in respective activities and classes are expected to perform in those events and demonstrate those skills which are listed in the Ohio 4-H Dog Resource Handbook, Ohio 4-H Dog Project and Record Book and on various dog 4-H judging score sheets.

9. Youth taking Assistance Dogs may show their Assistance Dogs in one Beginning Obedience class (Beginner Novice A, Beginner Novice B, or Pre-Novice) that meets the exhibitor’s experience eligibility.

10. Misbehavior and Exclusively for Dogs on the Fairgrounds, Show Area, or in the Show Ring

a. Any dog exhibiting unsafe or threatening behavior at any time before, during or after exhibition will be removed from the fairgrounds.

b. The Judge or show official will dismiss from the ring any dog exhibiting unsafe or threatening behavior i. The judge will excuse any dog that appears dangerous to other

dogs or exhibitors. ii. Any dog that snaps, attempts to attack, or attacks any person or

dog while in the show ring will be excused. iii. If a judge determines that a bitch in the ring is in season or

appears to be so attractive to males as to be a disturbing element, the bitch is excused. The judge shall not obtain the opinion of the health check officials

c. Any uncontrolled behavior such a barking, running away from its handler, etc., Will be penalized according to the seriousness of the misbehavior, whether it occurs during, or between an exercise or before or after judging.

d. Any dog not under its handler's control may be excused from competition

11. The 4-H and FFA professionals and show officials in charge will have the right and responsibility to order the removal from the grounds any person verbally or physically abusive to show personnel.

12. Only the exhibitor’s dog, exhibitor, and show officials are permitted on the show arena floor at any time throughout the show

13. All dogs participating in the Hartford Fair must be currently licensed in the exhibitor’s county of residence. The exhibitor must bring a certificate of license to health check. The dog license tag alone is not sufficient. This includes Assistance Dogs. The Assistance Dog Organizations (i.e. Pilot Dogs, Inc.) Will provide the appropriate document for exhibitors to get a license for their dogs

14. Health Requirements: a. All dogs must be immunized against distemper, hepatitis,

leptospirosis, parvo virus, parainfluenza, rabies by a licensed, accredited veterinarian. Bordetella vaccination is recommended, but not required.

b. The required vaccinations must be current through August 8, 2020 and be given by a licensed accredited veterinarian.

c. Veterinarians must note any deviations from the required vaccinations (i.e. leptospirosis vaccination not given by veterinarian or dogs titer tested in lieu of vaccinations) either on the current year Junior Fair Dog Show Certificate of Vaccination or on veterinarian’s letter- head that accompanies the official health papers

d. A current year Licking County Dog Project Identification Form and Vaccination Certificate signed by a licensed, accredited veterinarian is required. These certificates must include the name, breed and age of dog. Other certificates of vaccination, computerized vaccination records, pet record cards, or kennel records will not be accepted. When getting a current year Licking County Dog Project Identification Form and Vaccination Certificate be certain the dates of the required vaccinations, including the rabies vaccination, are listed by the veterinarian. Most dogs, unless it is their first time for a rabies vaccination, will receive or have received a three-year vaccine. The veterinarian must circle which vaccination (1 yr. Or 3 yr.) was given and record the date it was given. Health certificates must be completed and signed by the veterinarian.

e. Before going to Registration, exhibitors must bring their dog license certificate, and current year Licking County Dog Project Identification Form and Certificate of Vaccination to Health Check. Incomplete or falsified information is grounds for dismissal.

f. These are the vaccination requirements for showing a dog at the Hartford Fair. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to make sure that these vaccination requirements for the Hartford Fair are met.

15. Any dogs exhibiting abnormalities or symptoms of sickness, disease, or parasite infestation as determined by the health check officials, will be eliminated from the show and must be removed from the Fairgrounds. If a dog is under veterinary care for a health condition that is not infectious or contagious, the exhibitor must bring a health certificate from the attending veterinarian verifying the condition and treatment. Decision of the show health check officials is final.

16. Dogs must be kept on leash while on the fairgrounds, except when participating in the ring during judging. Exhibitors are totally responsible for their dogs while on the fairgrounds. Exhibitors are expected to clean up after their dogs. Dogs must not be left unattended.

17. Bitches showing signs of heat are not permitted to compete and are not permitted on the Fairgrounds. Each dog must go through a health check where all females will be checked for signs of heat. If a bitch shows any signs of heat, she will be eliminated from the show and must be removed from the Fairgrounds. Any bitch, which appears so at tractive to males as to be a disturbing element, will be eliminated from the show and must be removed from the Fairgrounds. Decision of the health check officials is final. Pregnant or lactating (nursing) bitches may not be shown and are not permitted on the fairgrounds.

18. Exhibitors must provide their own collar, leash, water dish, kennel and any equipment needed.

a. Obedience collars include well-fitting plain buckle or quick release collars, or slip collars of an appropriate single length of leather, fabric or chain with two rings, one on each ‘end. Fancy collars, harnesses, head halters, studded collars, pinch collars with prongs or spikes on inside or outside, electronic collars, or any other special training collars, or collars that are either too tight or so large that they hang down unreasonably in front of the dogs are not permitted. Nothing shall be hanging from the collars. Leashes may be of fabric or leather and must be 6 feet in length for sub-novice classes. For novice and graduate novice classes, the leash need be only of sufficient length to provide adequate slack in the heel on leash exercise. Chain leashes are not acceptable.

b. Showmanship collars include a chain or fabric slip collar, or martingale-type show lead. Nothing shall be hanging from the collars. Leashes may be of fabric or leather and long enough to allow for easy handling of the dog. Chain leashes are not acceptable.

c. Head halters and harness are permitted in Assistance Dog and You and Your Dog classes only. They are not permitted in any of the Dog Obedience or Showmanship classes. Dumbbells must be made of one or more solid pieces of one of the heavy hard woods, or of a rigid or semi-rigid, firm, nontoxic, non-wooden material, similar in size, shape, and weight to a wooden dumbbell. Metal dumbbells are not permitted. Dumbbells shall not be hollowed out. They shall have no decorations or attachments, but may bear an inconspicuous mark for identification. The size of the dumb bell shall be proportionate to the size of the dog.

19. Appearance a. Handler’s appearance: Exhibitor must be neat, clean and well

groomed in appearance. Exhibitor should be wearing clothing that is comfortable to handle in and appropriate for dog shows. Clothing should not distract, limit or hinder the judge's view of the dog. (1) Acceptable clothing for all obedience, You and Your Dog and Assistants Dog classes includes slacks or colored jeans, collared blouses or shirts. Blouses and shirts must be closed within one button from the top and tucked in all the way around the waist.


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Closed-Toed shoes must be worn. (2) Acceptable clothing for girls in Showmanship classes are dresses, skirts, dress slacks, collared blouses, or similar attire. Closed-toed shoes must be worn. (3) Acceptable clothing for boys in Showmanship classes includes: Dress shirts, ties, and dress slacks. Sports jackets may be worn but are not necessary. Inappropriate Clothing for all classes includes clothing with holes or tears in the fabric, blue jeans, faded or torn jeans of any kind, leggings, sleeveless blouses, shirts, T-shirts or similar attire. Do not wear shirt with club names or logos, Clothing with lettering or distracting/offensive wording or designs. Do not wear sandals, open toed shoes, clogs or similar type of footwear.

b. Dog’s appearance: Dogs should be clean, well brushed and in good physical condition appropriate for the dog’s age. Regulation show slip is not required for the purebred dogs.

20. Exhibitors showing their dogs at any Licensed or Member Obedience Trial or at a Sanctioned Match must show their dogs at the same or higher B level classes than they are showing in AKC, UKC, or other titling shows. Dogs who have completed their Companion Dog (CD) title (or UKC, or other titling equivalents) prior to or anytime during the current project year must show in Graduate Novice classes at the very minimum. Dogs completing their Companion Dog Excellent (CDX) title (or UKC, or other titling equivalents) prior to or anytime during the current project year must show in Open or Graduate Open classes. Any dog receiving one or more legs towards a title anytime during the project year must then move into the appropriate B class at the time the first leg was earned. Showmanship classes, dogs with AKC Jr. Handling or like experiences must be shown in exhibitor age-appropriate B classes. Dogs completing a title prior to, or anytime during, the project year must show in exhibitor age-appropriate B classes. Any dog receiving points towards a championship title any time during the project year must then move into the appropriate B class at the time the points were first earned

21. Obedience Class and Eligibility a. Youth may show Beginner Novice A, Novice A, Graduate Novice

A, Open A or Graduate Open A for one (1) year and then they must move to Beginner Novice B, Pre-Novice, Novice B, Graduate Novice B, Open B, or Graduate Open B. The “A” classes can never be repeated by handler OR dog. Youth may show in Beginner Novice B or Pre-Novice decided upon according to skill level and preference. Youth may show one or more project dogs in Beginner Novice B and Pre-Novice in the same year. A dog may not be shown in both Beginner Novice B and Pre-Novice in the same year. Youth may move back and forth between Beginner Novice B and Pre-Novice, from year to year, for no more than 3 years or 2 Hartford Fair scores of 200 points or more. Youth may show Novice B, Graduate Novice B, Open B, Or Graduate Open B for no more than 3 years or 2 Hartford Fair scores of 200 points or more.

22. Youth may show Rally Novice A, Rally Intermediate A, Rally Advanced A, and Rally Excellent A for one (1) year and then they must move to Rally Novice B, Rally Intermediate B, Rally Advanced B, and Rally Excellent B for no more than three (3) years or two (2) scores of 118 points or more. Youth may show one or more dogs in Rally.

23. Assistant a. Youth taking assistance dog projects may show their Assistance

Dogs in You and Your Dog Classes. Youth must show in the appropriate age You and Your Dog level.

b. Youth taking Assistance Dogs may show their Assistance Dogs one Beginning Obedience level/class (Beginner Novice A, Beginner Novice B, or Pre-Novice) that meets the exhibitor's experience eligibility.

24. You & Your Dog a. Youth must be enrolled in You and Your

Dog, Project No. 201D, to show in You and Your Dog Classes at the Hartford Fair. Youth must present their completed Dog Project and Record Book 201 and their dog for judging. The questions asked during the interview will come from the Ohio 4-H Dog Resource Handbook 201R.

All dogs must have an entry in Class JA for premium.

CLASS JA—Dog Grading LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Dog Grading $5 $3

Youth May Show Novice CLASS JB—No Previous Training

(For members and dogs with no previous training) LOT DESCRIPTION 1. Beginner Novice A 2. Novice A 3. Graduate Novice A 4. Open A 5. Graduate Open A 6. Junior Showmanship A

7. Intermediate Showmanship A 8. Senior Showmanship A

CLASS JC—With Previous Training (For members and dogs with previous training)

LOT DESCRIPTION 1. Beginner Novice B 2. Pre-Novice 3. Novice B 4. Graduate Novice B 5. Open B 6. Graduate Open B 7. Jr. Showmanship B 8. Intermediate Showmanship B 9. Senior Showmanship B

CLASS JD—You and Your Dog LOT DESCRIPTION 1. Junior A You and Your Dog (age 8-11) 2. Junior B You and Your Dog (age 8-11) 3. Intermediate A You and Your Dog (age 12-14) 4. Intermediate B You and Your Dog (age 12-14) 5. Senior A You and Your Dog (age 15-18) 6. Senior B You and Your Dog (age 15-18)

CLASS JE—Assistance Dog & Non-Regular Classes

LOT DESCRIPTION 1. Assistance Dog

CLASS JF—Rally (For members and dogs with no previous training) LOT DESCRIPTION 1. Rally Novice A 2. Rally Intermediate A 3. Rally Advanced A 4. Rally Excellent A

CLASS JG—Rally (For members and dogs with previous training)

LOT DESCRIPTION 1. Rally Novice B 2. Rally Intermediate B 3. Rally Advanced B 4. Rally Excellent B

Division 8

DEPT. 112—LLAMA & ALPACA Sr. Committee: Ron Thompson, (Chair), Sam Barb, Bill Jacks, Jared McLaughlin, Dan Small, Roger Smith, Adam Wampler

CLASS JA – LLAMA & ALPACA

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. 4-H / FFA Showmanship $6 $4

2. 4-H / FFA Obstacle Course Plaque & Ribbon only


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Division 9

DEPT 113 – POULTRY

* Entry limitations of 2 per lot and 6 per division.

Jr. Committee: Lydia Painter (Chair), Nathan Kapavik, Camryn Martindale, Melanie McLaughlin, Miles McLaughlin, Sammie Pearce, Patty Schwartz & Tony Severns Sr. Fair Committee: Adam Wampler (Chair), Roger Smith, Alisha Tilley, Ian Van Kirk

POULTRY RULES 1. For 2020 Poultry projects will be a HAUL IN day of show only.

No Stalling will be available. 2. All exhibitors must be present when projects are being judged or

judging will not be done and premiums will be withheld. 3. NO ADULTS WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE SHOW RING EXCEPT

SHOW OFFICIALS. VIOLATORS MAY BE SUBJECT TO DISQUALIFICATION!!

4. Entry limitations of 2 per lot and 6 per division. 5. Poultry must have a negative test for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease,

within 90 days preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirement of this rule.

POULTRY CLASS DEFINITIONS Market Poultry - Poultry raised for meat purposes only (Commercial) Broiler - Chicken-male or female hatched after May 1st. Duck & Turkey – Male or female hatched between March 1st and May 15th Egg Type Poultry – Any species or breed of poultry commonly used in commercial egg production, excluding meat production and bantam breed or varieties. Cock – Male chicken one year of age and older Hen – Female chicken one year of age and older Cockerel – Male chicken up to one year of age Pullet – Female chicken up to one year of age Fancy Poultry (Chickens) – Any breed Described in the APA Standard of Perfection Fancy Duck – Any breed Described in the APA Standard of Perfection or the ABA Standard of Perfection Age Description:

Old Drake – Male duck one year of age or older Young Drake – Make duck up to one year of age Old Duck – Female Duck one year of age or older Young Duck – Female duck up to one year of age.

MANDATORY LEG OR WING BAND ON ALL POULTRY All Poultry will be leg/wing banded 2nd Saturday in July at the fairground poultry/rabbit barn 8:00 am – 3:00 pm for 2020 only.

In case of death of an animal, replacement may be made with approval of

advisor and Sr. Fair Board member in charge. Replacement must be made with the same breed, sex and age of the animal lost. There is a $1.00 charge per entry.

CLASS JA—MEAT POULTRY

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Pen,3 Meat Chickens (min. 5 lbs; max 8 lbs. $4 $3 2. Single Broiler (min. 5 lbs.; max 8 lbs.) $4 $3 3. Duck $4 $3 4. Turkey $4 $3

CLASS JB—POULTRY BREEDING EGG LAYERS

LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Cock $4 $3 2. Cockerel $4 $3 3. Hen $4 $3 4. Pullet $4 $3 5. Drake $4 $3 6. Duck Hen $4 $3 7. Turkey Hen $4 $3 8. Tom $4 $3

CLASS JC—FANCY POULTRY (Not eligible for sale)

LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Cock Standard $4 $3 2. Cock Bantam $4 $3 3. Cockerel Standard $4 $3 4. Cockerel Bantam $4 $3 5. Hen Standard $4 $3 6. Hen Bantam $4 $3 7. Pullet Standard $4 $3 8. Pullet Bantam $4 $3 9. Old Drake $4 $3 10. Young Drake $4 $3 11. Old Duck $4 $3 12. Young Duck $4 $3



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Division 10 DEPT 114 – RABBITS

* Entry limitations of 2 per lot and 6 per division. Jr. Committee: Lydia Painter (Chair), Nathan Kapavik, Camryn Martindale, Melanie McLaughlin, Miles McLaughlin, Sammie Pearce, Patty Schwartz & Tony Severns Sr. Fair Committee: Dan Small (Chair), Alisha Tilley, Roger Smith, Adam Wampler, Ian Van Kirk

RABBIT RULES 1. Exhibitors must be present when projects are being judged or premiums

will be withheld. Projects will not be judged without exhibitor present. 2. NO ADULTS WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE SHOW RING EXCEPT

SHOW OFFICIALS. VIOLATORS MAY BE SUBJECT TO DISQUALIFICATION!

3. On entry blank print breed under Description. 4. Do not enter Mixed Breeds in the All Other Breeds lot. 5. Exhibitor must own meat pen rabbits at least 30 days prior to the fair.

Market rabbits must weigh between 3.5 - 5.5 pounds to be eligible for champion and the auction

11. The judges’ decision will be final. Once a lot is placed, class is closed. The judge will select all Market, Fancy, and Commercial Rabbit, Grand and Reserve Champions.

12. Review “Jr. Fair Rules” located after the sale section in this tabloid for further information.

13 Weighing of meat pen and single fryers will be Sunday, Aug 9th of the fair between 7:00-9:00 AM at Rabbit Arena. Designation of animal to sell at weigh in only!

14 Under and Over Weight Rabbits will NOT sell. 15 Bred and Raised Rules

a. The Single Fryer or Meat Pen Rabbit(s) shown in lot 3 or 4 are NOT permitted to enter in Lot 1 or 2.

b. All participants must submit a Rabbit ID form by the first Saturday in May to register the mother doe of the kits to be eligible to exhibit at the Hartford Independent Fair in the Bred and Raised Market division. The ID form must be completely filled out and returned with requested photos. If missed deadlines to tag, band or submit Rabbit ID’s the animal will not qualify for Champion.

c. All bred and raised market projects must be bred, owned and raised by the exhibitor noted on the ID form of the doe.

d. Siblings from the same family are permitted to submit a Rabbit ID form for the same doe. Any additional doe sharing requests are at the discretion of the Hartford Fair Committee Chair.

e. At the July registration and tattooing, the doe and litter will need to be present. A letter or number from the mother doe will need to be part of the tattoo combination of the kit to be registered and exhibited.

f. The top 5 rabbits of lot 3 and 4 will receive ribbons for placing in their respective lot.

g. Only the 1st place rabbits of Single Fryer and Pen of 3 lots (lots 1-4) will be invited to compete against each other for the overall Grand and Reserve Champion of the respective divisions.

TATTOOS ARE MANDATORY All rabbits must be tattooed or registered (if already tattooed). Rabbits

will be tattooed or registered 2nd Saturday in July at the fairground poultry/rabbit barn 8:00 am – 3:00 pm for 2020 only.

There is a $1.00 charge per entry. In case of death of an animal, replacement may be made with approval of advisor and Sr. Fair Board Member in charge. Replacement must be made with the same breed, sex and age of the animal lost.

Age Description

1. Junior Rabbit - up to 6 months 2. Senior Rabbit - 6 months or over

ALL PET RABBIT PROJECTS SHOULD BE ENTERED IN DEPT. 118

CLASS JA—MARKET RABBITS LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Meat Pen of 3 $4 $3 2. Single Fryer (Min 3.5#, max. 5.5# & 69 days each) $4 $3 3. Bred & Raised Single Fryer (Min 3.5#, max. 5.5# & 69 days) $4 $3 4. Bred & Raised Pen of 3 $4 $3

CLASS JB—BREEDING RABBITS LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Californian Sr. Buck $4 $3 2. Californian Jr. Buck $4 $3 3. Californian Sr. Doe $4 $3 4. Californian Jr. Doe $4 $3 5. Dutch Sr. Buck $4 $3 6. Dutch Jr. Buck $4 $3 7. Dutch Sr. Doe $4 $3 8. Dutch Jr. Doe $4 $3 9. English Lop Sr. Buck $4 $3 10. English Lop Jr. Buck $4 $3 11. English Lop Sr. Doe $4 $3 12. English Lop Jr. Doe $4 $3 13. Flemish Giant Sr. Buck $4 $3 14. Flemish Giant Jr Buck $4 $3 15. Flemish Giant Sr. Doe $4 $3 16. Flemish Giant Jr. Doe $4 $3 17. Holland Lop Sr. Buck $4 $3 18. Holland Lop Jr. Buck $4 $3 19. Holland Lop Sr. Doe $4 $3 20. Holland Lop Jr. Doe $4 $3 21. Jersey Woolie Sr. Buck $4 $3 22. Jersey Woolie Jr. Buck $4 $3 23. Jersey Woolie Sr. Doe $4 $3 24. Jersey Woolie Jr. Doe $4 $3 25. Lionhead Sr. Buck $4 $3 26. Lionhead Jr. Buck $4 $3 27. Lionhead Sr Doe $4 $3 28. Lionhead Jr. Doe $4 $3 29. Mini Lop Sr. Buck $4 $3 30. Mini Lop Jr. Buck $4 $3 31. Mini Lop Sr. Doe $4 $3 32. Mini Lop Jr. Doe $4 $3 33. Mini Rex Sr. Buck $4 $3 34. Mini Rex Jr. Buck $4 $3 35. Mini Rex Sr. Doe $4 $3 36. Mini Rex Jr. Doe $4 $3 37. Mixed Breed Sr. Buck $4 $3 38. Mixed Breed Jr. Buck $4 $3 39. Mixed Breed Sr. Doe $4 $3 40. Mixed Breed Jr. Doe $4 $3 41. Netherland Dwarf Sr. Buck $4 $3 42. Netherland Dwarf Jr. Buck $4 $3 43. Netherland Dwarf Sr. Doe $4 $3 44. Netherland Dwarf Jr. Doe $4 $3 45. New Zealand Sr. Buck $4 $3 46. New Zealand Jr. Buck $4 $3 47. New Zealand Sr. Doe $4 $3 48. New Zealand Jr. Doe $4 $3 49. All Other Breeds Sr. Buck $4 $3 50. All Other Breeds Jr. Buck $4 $3 51. All Other Breeds Sr. Doe $4 $3 52. All Other Breeds Jr. Doe $4 $3



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Division 12

DEPT 118 – CLUBS/SCHOOLS

Sr. Committee: Rodney Arter (Chair), Dick Fisher, Bill Jacks, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Alisha Tilley, Ron Thompson and Adam Wampler

CLASS JA—4-H CLUB BOOTH

LOT DESCRIPTION 1ST 2ND 3RD 1. 4-H Booth (members of 15 or more) $45 $40 $35 2. 4-H Booth (members of 14 or less) $45 $40 $35

4-H Score Sheet

Booth grading will be based on the following: A. THEME – “4-H Makes It Happen”

Note: Clubs are not required to use the theme name in their booth, but booth decorations must be related to the theme. 1. Creative interpretation of theme. 2. Club name is predominantly displayed

B. GENERAL EFFECT 1. Projects are displayed in an appealing manner and can

easily be seen 2. Projects are predominantly displayed vs. decorations 3. Use of color, light, or motion 4. Efficient use of booth space

C. MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION 1. Each project is clearly labeled with the member’s name

and project name. 2. Labels and signs have hand writing or computer printing

that is neat and a style/size easy to read 3. Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation 4. A project book for each project area is displayed (i.e.- six

members complete “Sew Fun” only one project book needs to be displayed).

5. Premiums will be paid as shown Rosettes will be awarded to the first, second, and third place booth categories. All other clubs will receive a participation ribbon for their exhibit. Honorable mentions may be awarded ribbons from the remaining 4-H booths.

Projects will have been judged at achievement day.

CLASS JB—4-H INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. General Exhibit in Club’s Booth $3 $2 2. General Exhibit in Miscellaneous Booth $3 $2

Participation premium will be $1

Exhibitor Note

Dog Care Project #201D – refer to Dept 111

CLASS JC—SCHOOL CLUB BOOTH

LOT DESCRIPTION 1ST 2ND 3RD 1. Elementary School Exhibit $45 $40 $35 2. Middle School/Junior High Exhibit $45 $40 $35 3. High School Exhibit $45 $40 $35

CLASS JD—INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS SCHOOLS, SCOUTS, OTHER NON- 4-H CLUBS

(4-H Club Projects refer to Class JB) LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Woodworking $3 $2 2. Electrical Project $3 $2 3. Garden Project $3 $2 4. Photography $3 $2 5. Conservation $3 $2 6. Engineering (Power Equipment) $3 $2 7. Flowers $3 $2 8. Other than listed $3 $2


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Division 13 DEPT 119 – AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

Jr. Fair Judging Coordinator: Ethan Grum Sr. Committee: Rodney Arter (Chair), Dick Fisher, Bill Jacks, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Alisha Tilley, Ron Thompson and Adam Wampler

Exhibits Located in F.F.A. Building

RULES OF BOOK 1. Exhibit must have been constructed by exhibitor during the last school year. 2. Label all articles with Exhibitor’s name, school and kind and type of exhibit 3. Evidence of use prior to Fair will not discredit item in judging. 4. Exhibits to be judged on quality and workmanship. 5. All exhibits must have immediate practical application. No additional parts should be necessary for project to function.

CLASS JA—AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

(Finished Wood, Stained, Painted or Varnished) LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Woodworking: Birdhouses $4 $3 2. Woodworking: Stools $4 $3 3. Woodworking: Feeder $4 $3 4. Woodworking: Other than listed $4 $3 5. Wood & Metal $4 $3 6. Sheet Metal $4 $3 7. Welding: Non-wood $4 $3 8. Electricity $4 $3 9. Concrete $4 $3 10. Flowers $4 $3 11. Other than listed $4 $3

CLASS JB—LARGE AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Large Woodworking: Corn Hole Boards $5 $4 2. Large Woodworking: Sawhorses $5 $4 3. Large Woodworking: Picnic Tables $5 $4 4. Large Woodworking: Furniture $5 $4 5. Large Woodworking: Other than listed $5 $4 6. Wood & Metal $5 $4 7. Reconditioned Machinery $5 $4

CLASS JC—AGRONOMIC CROPS

LOT DESCRIPTION A B

1. Grain Crop (1 qt prev. year’s crop or 3 stalks of corn, remove roots.) $5 $4

2. Oil Crop (1 qt prev. year’s crop or 3 stalks of soybean, remove roots.) $5 $4

3. Cereal Crops (1 qt prev. year’s crop) $5 $4

4. Forage Crop (grass or legume)

5# round bale tied together or 1 section tied

$5 $4

CLASS JD—HORTICULTURAL CROP

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Vegetables (grown by student) plate of 5 of the same type $5 $4 2. Fruits (grown by student) plate of 5 of the same type $5 $4 3. Miscellaneous (Honey/Salsa) 5 of the same type $5 $4 4. Mixed Display (Mixture of 5 items) $5 $4

CLASS JE—FLORAL DESIGN LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Potted Plant (grown by student) Foliage or flowering $3 $2 2. Cut Flowers (grown by student) vase of 3 $3 $2

3. Terrarium, dish garden, or planter (designed by student) $3 $2

4. Arrangement, fresh (designed by student) $3 $2 5. Arrangement, silk or dried (designed by student) $3 $2 6. Arrangement, pressed flowers (designed by student) $3 $2 7. Landscape Design-by hand (designed by student) $3 $2 8. Landscape Design-by computer (designed by student) $3 $2 9. 3D Landscape Display $3 $2

CLASS JF—CHAPTER PROJECT LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Constructed Project $5 $4

CLASS JG—SAE PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Chapter Photo Display (see below) $5 $4 2. Student Photo Display (see below) Chapter Display: Maximum 6 photos (4 x 6) on standard poster board with 50 words or less caption per photo. Display may portray activities of the chapter in developing agricultural programs, leadership, cooperation, student development, chapter development, or community development. An exhibit may portray one area or a combination of areas. Student Display: Maximum 6 photos (4 x 6) on standard poster board with 50 words or less caption per photo. Display shall consist of photographs, which are a part of the student’s current SAE project whether entrepreneurial, placement, or research.

CLASS JH—AG SCI DISPLAYS LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Plant Systems $5 $4 2. Animal System $5 $4 3. Power, Structural and Technical Systems $5 $4 4. Environmental Services/Natural Resources

Systems $5 $4

5. Food Products and Processing Systems $5 $4 6. Social Systems $5 $4 Rules: Still displays are to be mounted on standard tri-fold scientific display boards. Students may enter in more than one lot. But no more than one per the same lot.

CLASS JI—INFORMATIONAL DISPLAY LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Scientific Agricultural Collections $5 $4 2. Career Exploration Display $5 $4 3. Agricultural Industry Display $5 $4 4. Agricultural Education Model Display $5 $4 5. Classroom Project Display $5 $4 6. Other Agricultural Display $5 $4


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Division 14

DEPT 120 – INDUSTRIAL ARTS Sr. Committee: Rodney Arter (Chair), Dick Fisher, Bill Jacks, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Alisha Tilley, Ron Thompson and Adam Wampler

All projects must be part of the regular work of Industrial Arts Classes in

school, under direct supervision of a qualified teacher. Exhibit must have been constructed by exhibitor during the last school year.

Exhibits are to be of quality and workmanship. Label all articles with exhibitor’s name, school, kind and type of exhibit. Evidence of use prior to Fair will no way discredit appropriate ribbon and

money awarded.

CLASS JA—INDIVIDUAL INDUSTRIAL ARTSSCR

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Division 15 DEPT 121 –SCOUTS

Sr. Committee: Rodney Arter (Chair), Dick Fisher, Bill Jacks, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Alisha Tilley, Ron Thompson and Adam Wampler

Booth entries are to be made on Hartford Fair Junior Fair Entry form and returned to Hartford Fair by entry deadline. Refer to Class JC for all project entries within the booth.

CLASS JA—GIRL SCOUT BOOTH LOT DESCRIPTION 1ST 2ND 3RD

1. Brownie & Junior Scout $45 $40 $35

Girl Scout Booth Judging Criteria 1. Proper Identification (troop #, age level, and service unit) 2. Evidence of Girl Scout Program (Try-its/ Badge Work, service

projects, camping, leadership/Bronze/Silver/Gold awards) 3. Evidence of Girl Scout involvement (Girls sharing the task of

creating an exhibit) 4. Overall appearance (Neatness, creativity,

preparation) 5. No individual pass issued. Refer to Class JC for

project entries.

CLASS JB—BOY SCOUT BOOTH LOT DESCRIPTION 1ST 2ND 3RD

1. Boy, Cub, Eagle Scout $45 $40 $35

Boy Scout Booth Judging Criteria 1. Theme (Incorporation of current year theme) 2. Originality (Ideas & material used) 3. Attractiveness (Ability to attract and hold attention) 4. Presentation of program & goals 5. No individual pass issued. Refer to Class JC for project entries

CLASS JC—INDIVIDUAL SCOUT PROJECTS

Scout projects are to have been created within the last year. LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Woodworking $3 $2 2. Electrical Project $3 $2 3. Garden Project $3 $2 4. Photography $3 $2 5. Conservation $3 $2 6. Engineering (Power Equipment) $3 $2 7. Flowers $3 $2 8. Other than listed $3 $2

DEPT 130 – JUNIOR FAIR SPECIAL EVENTS

Jr. Committee: Michaela Owens (Chair), Silas Buckenberger, Aidan Lanning, Sean McCutcheon, Cassie Orr, Clayton Orr and Hadley Ramirez Sr. Committee: Rodney Arter (Chair), Dick Fisher, Bill Jacks, Kody McInturff, Roger Smith, Alisha Tilley, Ron Thompson and Adam Wampler

KING & QUEEN CONTEST

Contestants must be 16 years of age (as of August 6th and exhibiting at the 2020 Hartford Fair. All interested individuals must complete an application and submit it to the Hartford Fair 14028 Fairgrounds Rd., NW Croton, OH 43013-9794 on or before the deadline of June 27, 2020. All applicants must have a Junior Fair exhibit for the 2020 Hartford Fair entered by deadline date of June 27th, 2020. Late entries and or late King/Queen applications will NOT be accepted. For an application or further

information, contact The Hartford Fair (740-893-4881). All applications must be signed by applicant, parent and sponsoring advisor.

NO KING/QUEEN CANDIDATE REPRESENTING ANOTHER

COUNTY FAIR IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR THE HARTFORD

FAIR KING OR QUEEN Judging Chart:

Activities ............................. 50% Presentation ......................... 30% Personal Appearance ........... 10% Social Interaction ..................... 10

LOT DESCRIPTION A B 1. Woodworking: Birdhouses $4 $3 2. Woodworking: Stools $4 $3 3. Woodworking: Feeder $4 $3 4. Woodworking: Other than listed $4 $3 5. Wood & Metal $4 $3 6. Sheet Metal $4 $3 7. Welding: Non-wood $4 $3 8. Electricity $4 $3 9. Concrete $4 $3 10. Flowers $4 $3 11. Other than listed $4 $3

2019 King & Queen Ethan Grum & Rachel

Division 1 DEPT 101 – DAIRY - Hartford Fair Combined JF Entry...Roger Smith (Chair) Brad Debolt, Darl Evans, Adam Wampler Unlimited Entries DAIRY CATTLE RULES 1. See Jr. Fair rules

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