2017 Natchitoches Parish Fair and Rodeo

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1 2017 Natchitoches Parish Fair and Rodeo September 24-September 30 Carnival opens September 27 Horse Show Registration Sunday, Sept. 24 at 1PM, Show at 2PM Carnival opens Wednesday-Friday 5-10,Saturday $4 to enter/children 2 and under free Arm Bands $15 Wed.- Thurs and Sat. 12-5: $18 Fri & Sat Rodeo Friday & Saturday 7:30 Tickets $10 adults & $8 Children 12 and under Monday, September 25 10am-6pm Competitive exhibits accepted 2pm-8pm Educational booths set up Tuesday, September 26 8am-12pm Blue building closed to the public During judging 9am-8pm Animals including poultry and rabbits Entries may be admitted to the barn 9am 4-H BB Gun Shoot Wednesday, September 27 School Spirit Night 9am-12pm Sassy Senior Day 8am-12pm 2 nd Annual Beebe Martin Memorials FFA Competition 5:15pm Poultry & Rabbit Show 6pm Fair Opening Ceremonies 6pm Dance Studios & Cheer Groups 10pm Parish Animals MUST be weighed in and Placed in the barn. Thursday, September 28 Kids Day 5pm Parish showmanship 6:30pm 4-H Talent Show Dress your livestock competition following the conclusion of showmanship Parish Hog show to follow the conclusion of the Dress your livestock Friday, September 29 Kids Day 10am Forestry Skills Competition 4pm Weigh in for Market Lambs and Goats 5pm Market Lamb Show 6pm Market and Breeding Goat Show 7:30pm Rodeo Saturday, September 30 10am Chili Cookout and Tasting at noon 11 am Weigh in for Commercial Dairy and Heifers 12pm Dairy Show 1:30pm House pet show 2pm Beef Show 7:30pm Rodeo Blue Exhibit Building Open Wed. Sept. 27 thru Fri., Sept. 29 5pm- 10pm and Saturday, Sept. 30 9am- 10pm *Exhibits/ checks to be picked up on Sun. Oct. 1 2pm to 5pm 1

2 Table of Contents Officers and Superintendents.2 General Rules & Regulations.2 Competitive Exhibits Rules & Regulations.3 Educational Display Boards 4 Youth Exhibit Categories Adult Exhibit Categories Poultry Livestock 20 Horse Show Natchitoches Parish Fair Officers Edward Gibson, President Kim Martin, Treasurer Julie Wohletz, Secretary Danny LaCaze, Grounds Manger Superintendents Blue Building Exhibits: Sandra Gibson Livestock: Dale Wohletz Kids Day: Lynn LaCaze Sassy Senior Day: Amber Howell & Idell Snowden Opening Ceremonies: Whitney Hendon, Amber Howell, & Kim Martin Technology: Haley LaCaze & Julie Wohletz Rodeo: Lynn LaCaze General Rules and Regulations 1. The Natchitoches Parish Fair Officially opens on Monday, Sept. 25 at 10am with acceptance of entries 2. Exhibits must be picked on Sunday, October 1 between 2pm and 5pm 3. The Natchitoches Parish Fair Association reserves to its board of directors the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions, and differences in regard thereto or otherwise arising out of, connected with or incident to the fair. 4. The Board of directors reserves the right to amend or add to these rules and they, in their judgment, may deem advisable. In the event of conflict of general and special rules, the latter will govern. 5. In no cases will the Natchitoches Parish Fair Ass. of directors be held responsible for any loss, damage, injury, or death or disease of any character to any such property or persons, while same is on the fairgrounds. 6. No premium will be awarded when the article is unworthy. In cases where only one exhibit is being exhibited in a class, the judge will make his award in accordance with the merits of the exhibit being exhibited, which may be either first, second, third, etc. No premium will be awarded in any department except as definitely stated in this premium list. Decision of the judges will be final. 2

3 House Pet Show 1. The Show will be Saturday, Sept. 30 at 1:30 under the Pavilion 2. Entries will be taken only on Saturday From 2:15pm to 2:45pm 3. Exhibits must be 18 years of age or younger. A child can enter 1 pet in each of the categories Of the pet show. 4. ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH. Must Wear rabies tags or have proof of rabies on collar. 5. The pet must belong to the exhibitor or immediate family. 6. All classes exclude any large livestock for which there are Other opportunities to exhibit in other categories such as horses, Cattle, Lambs, Goats,etc. Contact Whitney Hendon at (318) Home Entry/ Exhibits Rules, Regulations & Procedures 3

4 Educational Boards Rules, Regulations, & Procedures Rules and Regulations: 1. The educational boards must have a theme of Service Learning (Citizenship) 2. All boards must be set up on Sunday, September 24,2017 between 2:00pm and 6:00pm, and/or Monday, September 25, 2017 between 3:00pm and 8:00pm. 3. One board per club/chapter/ organization permitted for competition. 4. All boards must be 5 feet wide x 5 tall. 5. The board must teach a lesson. 6. The club/chapter/organization name must be included on the board in the lower right hand corner, in a sealed envelope. It must include an interactive handout or pamphlet attached to the board. 7. Boards will be judged on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 by noon. 8. The boards will be judged on use of Theme, Creativity, Neatness, and Informational Benefits to Viewers 9. Divisions for Educational Boards will be: Elementary Clubs, Groups, and Organizations Jr. High Clubs, Groups, and Organizations High School Clubs, Groups, and Organizations Community Civic Groups Adult and Homemaker Clubs Other Each group must designate in which division they will be competing. Awards: The following awards will be given in each division as noted above: 1 st Place (Blue): $ nd Place (Red): $ rd Place (White): $25.00 A Grand Champion Overall will be awarded a Rosette and $ For more information contact Laura Strahan at and Pam Pearce, 4-H Agent at

5 Baked Goods Youth /Adult 1st 2 nd 3rd Exhibitors 13 years of age or under as of December 31 of current year 100. Chocolate Brownies 101. Chocolate Cookies 102. Chocolate Chip Cookies 103. Cornbread Muffins 104. Cupcakes 105. Divinity 106. Marshmallow Fudge 107. Oatmeal Cookies 108. Other Cookies 109. Other Candy 110. Peanut Butter Cookies 111. Plain Fudge 112. M&M Cookies Exhibitors years of age as of December 31 of current year 200. Chocolate Brownies 201. Chocolate Cookies 202. Chocolate Chip Cookies 203. Cornbread Muffins 204. Cupcakes 205. Divinity 206. Marshmallow Fudge 207. Oatmeal Cookies 208. Other Cookies 209. Other Candy 210. Peanut Butter Cookies 211. Plain Fudge 212. M&M Cookies 5

6 Clothing Junior 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 13 years of age or under as of December 31 of current year 213. Apron 214. Blouse or Shirt 215. Pants 216. Dress 217. Skirt 218. Capris 219. Sleepwear 220. Pillow Case 221. Costume (Any Occasion) 222. Shorts 223. Purse 224. Vest 225. Applique/Embroidery/ Other Decorated Garment Exhibitors years of age as of December 31 of current year 226. Apron 227. Blouse or Shirt 228. Pants 229. Dress 230. Skirt 231. Capris 232. Sleepwear 233. Pillow Case 234. Costume (Any Occasion) 235. Shorts 236. Purse 237. Vest 238. Applique/Embroidery/Other Decorated Garment 6

7 Home Accessories Junior 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 13 years of age or under as of December 31 of current year 239. Bulletin Boards 240. Bed Accessory (Doll, Animal, Accent Pillow) 241. Latch Hook (Rug, Wall Hanging or Pillow) 242. Pillow Case 243. Rigid Wall Accessory (Plaque, Ceramic, Mosaic, etc.) 244. Storage Aids (Laundry Bags, Magazine Holder, Shelf, Jewelry Box, etc.) 245. Cross Stitch Project 246. Valentine Decoration 247. Mardi Gras Decoration 248. Independence Day Decoration 249. Halloween Decoration 250. Thanksgiving Decoration 251. Christmas Decoration 252. Any Patriotic Decoration 253. Any Other Religious Holiday 254. Desk Accessory ( Pencil Holder, Bookends, Paperweight, Wastebasket, No picture frames or Bulletin boards) 255. Door Decoration (General) 256. Door Decoration (Holiday) 257. Handmade Holiday Decoration (for house interior) 258. Handmade Christmas Tree Decoration 259. Easter Decoration 260. Art with Embellishment (Maximum 16 x 20 framed-may not have glass) 261. Quilted Patchwork Wall Hanging (Maximum 30 x 30 must be ready to hang with sleeve pocket, café curtain rings, etc.) 262. Mixed Media Paper Wealth 263. Flower Arrangements of Paper Handcrafted Flowers in a Vase (Maximum 18 h x 18 w) Exhibitors years of age as of December 31 of Current Year 264. Bulletin Boards 265. Bed Accessory (Doll, Animal, Accent Pillow) 266. Latch Hook (Rug, Wall Hanging or Pillow) 267. Pillow Case 268. Rigid Wall Accessory (Plaque, Ceramic, Mosaic, etc.) 269. Storage Aids (Laundry Bags, Magazine Holder, Shelf, Jewelry Box, etc.) 7

8 270. Cross Stitch Project 271. Valentine Decoration 272. Mardi Gras Decoration 273. Independence Day Decoration 274. Halloween Decoration 275. Thanksgiving Decoration 276. Christmas Decoration 277. Any Patriotic Decoration 278. Any Other Religious Holiday 279. Desk Accessory ( Pencil Holder, Bookends, Paperweight, Wastebasket, No picture frames or Bulletin boards) 280. Door Decoration (General) 281. Holiday Decoration (for house interior) 282. Easter Decoration 283. Art with Embellishment (Maximum 16 x 20 framed-may not have glass) 284. Quilted Patchwork Wall Hanging (Maximum 30 x 30 must be ready to hang with sleeve pocket, café curtain rings, etc.) 285. Mixed Media Paper Wealth 286. Flower Arrangements of Paper Handcrafted Flowers in a Vase (Maximum 18 h x 18 w) 287. St. Patrick s Day Decoration 288. Original Drawing or Painting (must be ready to hang) 289. Holiday Decoration for Christmas tree Arts and Craft Junior 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 13 years of age or under as of December 31 of current year 290. Birdhouse- Decorative Kits (Max size 18 x 18) 291. Birdhouse- Decorative Handcrafted (Max size 18 x18) 292. Birdhouse- Functional Kits (Max size 18 x 18) 293. Birdhouse- Functional Handcrafted (Max size 18 x 18) 294. Jewelry 295. Scrapbooking (Contents and cover will be judged) 296. Original Drawing: Oil 297. Original Drawing: Pastel, Charcoal 298. Original Drawing: Watercolors 299. Original Drawing: Pen/Ink/Pencil 300. Painting (Decorative or Functional Object) 8

9 301. Duct Tape Art 302. Useable Recycled Items (Max size 18 x18) 303. Table Lamp (Max size 24 h) 304. Woodcraft (other small items only, no longer than 18 x 18) 305. Fabric Decoration- Appliqué, Embroidery, etc 306. Mosaics (Max size 18 x 18 ) 307. Paintings, decorative on functional objects (Max size 18 x18 ) 308. Mask Creation (Any occasion) 309. Art from recycled materials (no larger than 18 x 18 ) 310. Handmade Stamp Art Cards (set of 4 cards) 311. Sculpture 312. Mixed Media Art Board (Max size including frame 16 x 20 ) Exhibitors years of age as of December 31 of current year 313. Birdhouse- Decorative Kits (Max size 18 x 18) 314. Birdhouse- Functional Kits (Max size 18 x 18) 315. Jewelry 316. Scrapbooking (Contents and cover will be judged) 317. Original Drawing: Oil 318. Original Drawing: Pastel, Charcoal 319. Original Drawing: Watercolors 320. Original Drawing: Pen/Ink/Pencil 321. Painting ( Decorative or Functional Object) 322. Duct Tape Art 323. Useable Recycled Items (Max size 18 x18) 324. Table Lamp (Max size 24 h) 325. Woodcraft (other small items only, no longer than 18 x 18) 326. Fabric Decoration- Appliqué, Embroidery, etc 327. Mosaics (Max size 18 x 18 ) 328. Paintings, decorative on functional objects (Max size 18 x18 ) 329. Mask Creation (Any occasion) 330. Art from recycled materials (no larger than 18 x 18 ) 331. Handmade Stamp Art Cards (set of 4 cards) 332. Sculpture (Max size 36 x 36 ) 333. Mixed Media Art Board (Max size including frame 16 x 20 ) 9

10 Photography Junior 1st 2nd 3rd 1. All photographs must not have previously been entered in the Natchitoches Parish Fair. 2. Image area-small prints shall not exceed 8 x 12, or 100 square inches to accommodate 10 square format. The maximum acceptable longest dimension is 12 in the image area. 3. Mounting: DO NOT MOUNT PHOTO!!! DO NOT MOUNT PHOTO!!! 4. MUST be explained on back of the print (written lightly in pencil) giving the technique used and a one-lined title neatly printed. 5. All pictures MUST be original and taken by the exhibitor. Exhibitors 13 years of age or under as of December 31 of current year 334. Monochrome (People) 335. Monochrome (Animals) 336. Monochrome (Other) 337. Color Print (People) 338. Color Print (Animals) 339. Color Print (Other) 340. Enhanced Digital Picture (Any subject) Exhibitors years of age as of December 31 of current year 341. Monochrome (People) 342. Monochrome (Animals) 343. Monochrome (Other) 344. Color Print (People) 345. Color Print (Animals) 346. Color Print (Other) 347. Enhanced Digital Picture (Any subject) 10

11 Forestry Junior Division 1st 2nd 3rd 1. All exhibits must have been prepared since the State Fair of the preceding year. NO PREVIOUSLY ENTERD EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED. 2. Exhibitors must mount leaves in a conventional loose leaf notebook binder or similar ringed folder. 3. Exhibitors should include only the species from the official Trees of Louisiana list produced by the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service. 4. Mounting of tree leaf collections in a notebook shall be as follows: a. Each specimen shall be dried and individually mounted on 8 ½ x 11 and displayed in a loose-leaf notebook binder or similar ringed folder. Specimens may be mounted on pressuresensitive, shelf-adhering transparent plastic sheets or other similar material. b. Junior exhibitors (9 to13 years of age) should identify the specimen in the lower right hand corner of the display sheet, using the common name only. c. Senior exhibitors (14 to18 years of age) must put a 2 ½ x 3 label in the lower right hand corner of the display sheet. The label must contain the scientific name, common name, location collected, date collected and collector s name. d. For large compound leaves, a single leaflet may be used. However, it must be labeled as a leaflet. A description of the identifying characteristics of the leaf must also be included. (i.e., compound leaf, 6 to 12 inches, 7 to 9 leaflets) this information should be put to the left of the label. e. For both regular leaf collections and digital leaf collections, the front cover of the notebook must have Tree Leaves of Louisiana typed or printed on it. The exhibitor s name, address, age, 4-H Club or FFA Chapter, and parish must also be typed or printed on this page. f. For both regular leaf collections and digital leaf collections, the notebook must have an index page with the specimen identified by common name. The Index should list the specimens in the order in which they appear in the notebook. 5. Judges will subtract two (2) points from the score for each specimen incorrectly identified. 6. More complete and specific instructions for making collections are in the 4-H Forestry books. Digital Leaf Collections 11

12 7. Exhibitors will create a collection of digital photos that can be used to identify trees. 8. Exhibits should include only the species from the official Trees of Louisiana list produced by the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service. 9. Digital leaf collection formats shall be as follows: a. Two or four photos will be provided for each specimen. One will be a close up of an individual leaf. The others can be any other features that help distinguish the species such as the leaf arrangement on a twig, the bark, fruit or flowers, the overall tree form or other distinguishing characteristics. b. Photos should actually be taken by the exhibitors and should be of trees that are growing in Louisiana. c. Each photo should contain a small reference tab with the 2017 Louisiana State Fair logo and the exhibitor s name. This can be on a small piece of paper, held by the exhibitor or stuck to the specimen. d. The two to four photos will be inserted on an 8 ½ x 11 piece of paper. Each photo should have a brief description of what is being shown. (examples- winged seed, opposite leaves, smooth trunk, etc.) e. Exhibitors under 14 should have the common name at the center of the page. Exhibitors over 14 years of age should have the common name, scientific name, date collected, and general location of the tree at the top center of the page. f. The entire collection, including the front cover, index page and specimen pages will be turned in on a CD, as a word document or PDF. The exhibitor will also select and print the cover page and his or her favorite specimen sheets and put on the cover page and index page. The CD with the entire collection can be put in a sleeve in the binder or attached to the binder. Pre- Junior Division 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 6 to 8 years of age as of December 31 of current year Class: One entry per class 348. Decorated footwear- Pairs only (NEVER been worn) 349. Any Patriotic Day Decoration 350. Jewelry (Must be mounted on poster board or matt board and place in a plastic zipper bag) 351. Puppet 352. Color Photo 8 x 10 DO NOT MOUNT ON ANY TYPE OF BOARD Handmade Holiday Decoration for Home Interior 12

13 354. Desk Accessory ( pencil holder, bookends, paper weight, free standing picture frame-maximum 5 x 7 ) 355. Duct Tape Art ( Maximum 18 x 18 x 18 ) 356. Door Decoration (General) 357. Original Graphics- ink, pencil or other ( Must be framed and ready to hang. Maximum size including frame 16 x 20 ) Household or Handicraft Adult 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 19 years of age or older as of current year Afghans 358. Crochet (Baby) 359. Crocheted-Blocks 360. Crocheted- One Piece 361. Crocheted-Other 362. Knitted- Blocks or Stripes 363. Knitted- Baby Quilts: Hand Quilted Only 364. Patchwork 365. Appliqued 366. Child or Baby Quilt Quilts: Machine Quilted Only 367. Patchwork 368. Appliqued 369. Child or Baby Quilt Table Linens 370. Placemats & Napkins (2 each) 371. Handmade Tablecloth (Cross stitch, Embroidery, Crocheted etc.) 372. Table Runner Pillows Only 373. Crocheted 374. Quilted 375. Cross Stitch 376. Embroidery 377. Others that do not fit in the above 13

14 Needlecraft 378. Crocheted Doilies 379. Counted Cross Stitch Pictures (12 and under) 380. Counted Cross Stitch Pictures (Over 12 ) 381. Any Other Cross Stitch (No Pillows or Throws) 382. Quilted Accessories (No Pillows or Throws) 383. Tatting Pillow Cases 384. Painted/Embroidery/Tatted/Crochet 14

15 Clothing Adult 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 19 years of age or older as of December 31 of current year 385. Child s Outfit 386. Blouse or Shirt 387. Sleepwear 388. Applique/ Embroidery/ Other Decorated Garment 389. Dress 390. Special Occasion 391. Vest 392. Pant 393. Apron (Functional) 394. Apron (Decorative) Miscellaneous Bazaar Adult 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 19 years of age or older as of December 31 of current year 395. Holiday Table Cloth 396. Christmas Tree Skirt 397. Christmas Tree Ornaments (6) 398. Holiday Door or Wall Decoration (Made of Fabric) 399. Christmas Stocking (Counted Cross Stitch) 400. Christmas Stocking (Other) 401. Wreaths 402. Jewelry 403. Stained Glass 404. Scrapbooking (Contents and Cover will be judged) 405. Valentine Decoration 406. Mardi Gras Decoration 407. Easter Decoration 408. Independence Day Decoration 409. Halloween Decoration 15

16 Canning Youth & Adult 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 19 years of age or older as of December 31 of current year Vegetables 410. Pint Green Beans 411. Pint Tomatoes 412. Pint Corn (Whole Grain) 413. Pint Peas (Crowder, Purple Hull, Cream, Etc.) 414. Pint Okra and Tomatoes 415. Pint Squash 416. Pint Any Other Vegetable Fruits 417. Quart Blackberries 418. Quart Figs 419. Quart Peaches (Halves) 420. Quart Peaches (Sliced) 421. Quart Pears 422. Quart Pears (Halves) 423. Quart Any Other Fruit Preserves, Jelly and Jam (1/2 Pint Jars will also be accepted) 424. Pint Crabapple Jelly 425. Pint Grape Jelly 426. Pint Plum Jelly 427. Pint Mayhaw Jelly 428. Pint Muscadine Jelly 429. Pint Blackberry Jelly 430. Pint Dewberry Jelly 431. Pint Any Other Jelly 432. Pint Pepper Jelly 433. Pint Blueberry Jelly 434. Pint Fit Jam 435. Pint Blackberry, Dewberry or Blueberry Jam 436. Pint Strawberry Jam 437. Pint Strawberry Fig Jam 438. Pint Peach Jam 439. Pint Plum Jam 440. Pint Apple Jelly (Pure) 441. Pint Fig Preserves 442. Pint Other Preserves 443. Pint Pear Preserves 444. Pint Strawberry Preserves 16

17 Canning Continue Youth & Adult 1st 2nd 3rd Exhibitors 19 years of age or older as of December 31 or current year Pickles and Relishes 445. Pint Cut Pickles (Sweet) 446. Pint Cut Pickles (Dill) 447. Pint Whole Pickles (Sweet) 448. Pint Whole Pickles (Dill) 449. Pint Lime Treated Sweet Cucumber Pickles 450. Pint Bread and Butter Pickles (Cucumbers) 451. Pint Bread and Butter Pickles (Squash) 452. Pint Green Tomato Pickles 453. Pint Pickled Beets (Whole or Sliced) 454. Pint Pickled Okra 455. Pint Other Pickled Vegetables 456. Pint Squash Pickles 457. Pint Any Other Relish 458. Pint Dixie Relish 459. Pint Green Tomato Relish 460. Pint Pear Relish 461. Pint Chili Sauce 462. Pint Salsa 17

18 Turkeys 2. All entries should be purebred unless specified. 3. The American Standard of Perfection shall be the Geese 6. No bird can be entered in more than one class or division. Ducks Chickens Standard Varieties Breeds in Each Class Standard Breeds American Class Javas New Hampshires Wyandottes Asiatic Class Langshans Varieties Bantam English Class Red Caps Mediterranean Class Sussex Catalanas Continental Class Broilers 18

19 All Other Standard Breeds Games Ducks Class Oriental Sumatras Cubalayas Shamos Crested Swedish Buff Miscellaneous Sultans Araucanas a Bantam Breeds Ameraucan Geese Class Game Bantam Class Canada Single Comb Clean Legged Other Than Game Bantam Class Turkey Class Catalanas Campines Japanese Javas Jersey Giants Lamonas Leghorns Spanish Sussex Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantam Class Anconas Rosecombs Antwerp Belgian Leghorns Minorcas Sebrights Red Caps All Other Combs, Clean Legged, Bantam Class Ameraucans Araucanas Chanteclers Crevecoeurs CubalaysPolish Shamos Feather Legged Bantam Class Langshans 19

20 Livestock Division While every effort will be made to furnish accommodation for all livestock and their safekeeping, the fair management assumes no responsibility for accidents or losses, it being understood that the animals are placed on exhibit at the owner s risk. All Parish animals must be in place by 10pm on Wednesday. NO animals will be permitted to leave the fairgrounds before Saturday at 10pm. Only animals within Natchitoches Parish or who attend a school within the Parish are eligible to compete for premium money. In classes where there is insufficient competition, the judge may award such prizes as he/she feels the animals deserve. In all cases the JUDGE S DECISIONS ARE FINAL. Breeding Beef, Swine, Goats, and Sheep must be accompanied by registration papers and health papers. Livestock Rules and Regulations Superintendent All animals must be entered in the name of the owner and must be in his possession no less than 30 days prior to the opening of the fair. Exhibitors shall show their own animals unless he/she has more than one in a class. In such cases the exhibitor must show one animal and a member or younger sibling must show the other, NO animal with sign of disease of any nature will be admitted on the fairgrounds. No substitutions of any animals will be allowed after entries are officially closed. All publicity as to the placing of winners should be cleared through the superintendent of that division. All animals must meet all health requirements. Livestock Open Show Show is Open to any Junior Showman Species include: Beef, Dairy, Lambs, Breeding and Market Goats Location: Natchitoches Parish Fairgrounds, Fairgrounds Rd. Natchitoches, La Pre-Registration form is due by September 1 st and can be found on Contact Information: Lynn LaCaze or Haley LaCaze or Dale Wohletz Go to our Website or look us up on our Facebook page at Natchitoches Parish Fair and Rodeo. Livestock Division Beef: Classes will be determined based on age breakdown at the Louisiana State Fair. Each breed represented will have their own show. An Overall Grande Champion Bull and Heifer will be chosen from breed champions. Dairy: Classes will be determined based on age breakdown at the Louisiana State Fair. Each breed represented will have their own show. Swine: Market hog classes will be broken down based on weight and announced the day of the show. a) Light Weight b) Medium Weight c) Heavy Weight Sheep: Classes will be broken down based on weight and announced the day of the show. Market Goats : Classes will be broken down based on weight and announced the day of the show. Breeding Goats: Classes will be determined based on age breakdown at the Louisiana State Fair. Each breed represented will have their own show. Dairy Goats: Classes will be broken down by age- Milk goats 1 year of older milk goats under 1 year Beef Swine Sheep Market Goats Dairy Goats Showmanship Premiums 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th-10th Showmanship Beef, Dairy, Swine, Sheep, and Goats All contestants must show their own animal. Age breakdown will be announced the day of the show. Premiums are listed above. 20

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