Livestock Show Rules and Premiums SPONSORED BY: Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce Kingfisher County Commissioners Kingfisher County Fairboard

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1 Livestock Show Rules and Premiums SPONSORED BY: Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce Kingfisher County Commissioners Kingfisher County Fairboard

2 EXHIBITORS AND PARENTS: It is your responsibility to take some time and look over the rules in this book and to make adjustments if necessary. A number of people volunteer their time to make this show run smoothly and your help and cooperation is imperative if you expect it to do so. So please, take a moment to think before you react to a situation. A positive response is always better for everyone involved. WEIGH -IN AND RING HELP COMMITTEE GOAT Shane Lukasek Luke Lough BEEF Randy Farrar Mike Frey Jeff Moss Johnny Sue McCully Mike Combs Mark Pringnitz Chris Cameron Chris Walta Bobby Edsall SHEEP Frank Staude Mark Wendt Steve Winters Cale Oliver SWINE Steve Winters Mike Witt Greg Deterding Frank Staude Jeff Mitchell Kyle Glazier SHOW SCHEDULE SATURDAY - FEB. 14, :00 P.M. All animals in place 1:00 P.M. Weigh in of Swine, Sheep, and Goats. Beef weigh in after Goat weigh in SUNDAY - FEB. 15, :00 P.M. - Judging of Sheep Division Wethers then Ewes 5:00 P.M. Judging of Beef Division Prospect Steers then Market Steers then Heifers MONDAY - FEB. 16, :00 A.M. Judging of Swine Division Barrows then Gilts 3:00 P.M. - Judging of Goats Division Wethers then Does (or 30 min. after the conclusion of the Swine Show if the Swine Show runs past 3 pm) MONDAY, FEB. 23, :30 P.M. - Bidders Feed Kingfisher County Fairgrounds Exhibit Bldg. 6:30 P.M. - Premium Auction Exhibit Building Each species will be released upon conclusion of each specie s show.

3 Kingfisher County Livestock Show 2015 Beef Fitting, Grooming, and Showmanship Contest Rules, Dates, & Times The purpose of this contest is to select a team for the state contest to be held during the Oklahoma Youth Expo. When: Where: Show arena on the Kingfisher County Fairgrounds. Rules & Regulations: 1. All teams must consist of three beef exhibitors at the Kingfisher County Stock Show and must have an animal entered and exhibiting at the OKC Youth Expo. Animal can be either a steer or heifer. A. The team members can be made up from exhibitors in Kingfisher County. B. The team must have at least one member of the opposite gender. C. One team member must be under 13 years of age. 2. There will be two parts to the contest. Part one will be the grooming of the animal. Part two will consist of a showmanship contest using the animal that was groomed. 3. The time limit for grooming is 30 minutes. A warning will be given when ten minutes are remaining. 4. Participants must furnish their own equipment (clippers, adhesives, etc.). 5. When time is called, all work will cease immediately. 6. Animals must be brought to the arena completely clean and dry. 7. All grooming rules of the OK Youth Expo will be strictly enforced. 8. Students will be judged on the following criteria: A. Quality of workmanship B. Team Skills Compatibility & Organization C. Compatibility of the use of various types of clippers D. Neatness of area 9. Exhibits will be evaluated based upon a multiple judge system. 10. The animal must be provided by the team. It does not have to be owned by one of the team members or entered in the Kingfisher County Spring Stock Show. 11. In the event the winning team would lose a team member for whatever reason, that team has the right to select a replacement from anywhere in the county. 12. The winning team must also have alternates available when entering the OKC contest. 13. The Kingfisher County Livestock Show Committee has the right to interpret these rules as deemed necessary.

4 RULES, REGULATION, AND CODE OF ETHICS The premiums and awards offered herein are open to members who are in good standing of organized FFA chapters and 4-H clubs in Kingfisher County. All exhibitors must reside in a Kingfisher County School District or attend a school in Kingfisher County. All exhibitors must be in the 3 rd grade or above or 9 years old by the first day of the show and must not have graduated from high school. ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY: (1) Youth who have been declared ineligible to participate in extracurricular activities by their local school administration will be declared ineligible to participate in this show. (2) Youth who are eligible of the first day of the show will be considered eligible through the duration of the show. Similarly, youth who are ineligible on the first day of the show will be considered ineligible through the duration of the show. (3) If an exhibitor is ineligible to participate in the show for any reason, including rules of the O.S.S.A.A., the animals owned by the exhibitor are also ineligible for the show. (4) Ineligible youth who knowingly participate in the show will forfeit all show awards and/or sale premiums, and will be subject to disciplinary action, according to their local school district policy. (5) It will be the responsibility of the local school administration to notify the show management if a student is ineligible to participate. DRESS CODE: The following dress code is strongly recommended for exhibitors in all show-ring competition, during the premium auction, and while junior exhibitors are appearing before the media or special functions where they are representing their organization. For 4-H exhibitors: a jacket that representative of 4-H, clean pressed jeans, and a clean shirt with collar; a tie, scarf, or white shirt is optional. (In hot weather, the jacket recommendation may be modified.) Believing it is in the best interest of all youth livestock exhibitors and breeders of livestock to maintain a reputation of integrity and present a wholesome and progressive image in the show-ring. The following code of ethics and rules have been adopted for the Kingfisher County Spring Junior Livestock Show by the Livestock Show Committee. Any violation of premium auction rules, the show-ring code of ethics, or the rules and regulations for the Kingfisher County Spring Junior Livestock Show may result in forfeiture of all premiums and awards, disqualification, expulsion, probation and/or other disciplinary action for the exhibitor, the organized group the exhibitor represents, and/or any individual or livestock involved. The first twenty-one rules cover the basic state-wide show-ring code of ethics. More specific rules for the Kingfisher County Spring Livestock Show have been added to the twenty-one state-wide rules. Other local rules follow the state-wide show-ring code of ethics. FINAL INTERPRETATION OF THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE MADE BY THE SHOW MANAGEMENT. SHOW MANAGEMENT DECISIONS WILL BE FINAL! At any time from the date of nomination of the required ownership date, market animals nominated and breeding animals to be shown at the Kingfisher County Spring Livestock Show, must be made available for inspection by the show officials to determine ownership

5 and personal care. Failure to meet this requirement will result in the animal(s) disqualification from the show! 1. The exhibitor must be the sole owner of any animals shown in his or her name. The exhibitor must have owned, cared for and fed market animals, on a consistent basis, from not later than the date nominated. A. In the event of joint custody, animals housed outside of county school districts, animals must be in care of legal guardian or immediate family (parents or siblings). Animals can only show in one county and whatever district show that county falls in. B. Market swine must have been nominated, by household, for the Oklahoma Youth Expo by Dec. 11, 2014 or nominated by having a negative pseudo rabies test dated Dec. 11, A copy of the official negative pseudo rabies test results and PREMISE ID must be turned in at swine weigh-in. Swine ear notches must be correct and healed in both ears. (See swine division rules.) C. Market steers (Nov. 6) must have been nominated, by household, and eligible for the current (upcoming) state and district shows. (See beef division rules) 2. In beef breeding classes, animals must be registered and recorded in sole name of the exhibitor. Beef breeding animals must be owned by or transferred to the exhibitor by the required date. Tattoos, brands, registry association tags, and flock tags must match the papers and be correctly located. A. Breeding heifers must have been owned, cared for, and fed on a consistent basis by the exhibitor (see Rule 1A), for at least 60 days prior to the start of the Oklahoma Youth Expo show. B. Heifer rules will follow OKC guidelines. Low percentage breeds or breeds with 2 or less animals must show as AOB. The AOB class will be broken by age and will require registration papers. Breed percentages will be based off Oklahoma Youth Expo rules. 3. No animal fitters will be allowed to work at the show. Ag Teachers and Extension Professionals have the authority to remove fitters. Violators will be warned and then upon 2 nd violation the exhibitor and their animals will be disqualified. This rule will be enforced by the current Vo-Ag Instructors or Extension Professionals. 4. Any exhibitor entering livestock in competition must be present to lead and show said animal in competition except in the case of a school function above local control. The only exceptions to this rule are where a bonafide owner has more than one animal in a given class. Only in the case due to an extreme medical emergency will they be excused. Such cases must be approved in writing by the FFA advisor, 4-H club leader, and Species Superintendent. Any infraction of these rules will cause forfeiture of any premiums earned. 5. Exhibitors must not misrepresent the age of an animal for the class in which it is shown. Birth dates, transfer dates and other information on registration papers must be correct.

6 A. There is no tooth rule for market lambs, market steers and market goats at Kingfisher County Spring Junior Livestock Show. 6. Treating or massaging any part of an animal s body internally or externally with an irritant, counter-irritant, or other substance to temporarily straighten a weak back or loin; to produce unnatural animation or to cause swelling of changes in contour or handling qualities is prohibited. 7. Minimizing the effects of crampiness or to affect handling qualities or contour by feeding or injecting drugs, depressants or applying packs (hot or cold) or using any artificial contrivance or therapeutic treatment except normal exercise is prohibited. 8. Striking the animal to cause swelling is prohibited. 9. Surgery or any other procedure performed to change the natural process of growth, maturation, contour or appearance of any animal, to include teeth, is prohibited, (Not included is removal of teats or horns, clipping and dressing of hair, trimming of hooves, and normal livestock management practiced such as castration, docking, clipping needle teeth, and etc.) 10. The injection of air or foreign materials under the skin or into the muscle is prohibited. (Not included are commonly used growth implants and the use of microchips for identification purposes.) 11. The use of alcoholic beverages in the feed or as a drench is prohibited. 12. No alteration or simulation with respect to color of hair will be permitted on any animal. This includes all products, natural or manmade. If alteration or addition is detected by a show official or through a protest, the exhibitor, organized group, or individual involved will be disqualified and barred from exhibiting. These grooming rules apply to both sexes and all species, for the duration of the show. *A. Swine exhibits: No powdering, oiling or painting will be permitted. (See swine division rules) Water only on show day. *B. Sheep exhibits: No painting, powdering or dye will be permitted. All lambs must be slick shorn from the knees and hock up (wool cannot be parted) before weighin/classification. (See lamb division rules) Wool set is allowed. *C. Goat exhibits: Artificial coloring, paint and powder are not permitted. *D. Cattle exhibits: No painting, powdering, dye, or any adhesive (including base coat) will be permitted. Also, no false tail-fins, switches, or added hair on any part of the animal s body will be permitted. The dressing of beef exhibits will be limited to the application of a mild coat dressing (i.e., Zoom Bloom, styling mousse or foam, Show Sheen or Kleen Sheen, White Lightning, a mixture of sheen/liniment/bay rum/rag oil, etc.) and hair oil (i.e., Final Bloom, Final Touch, Final Mist, etc.). 13. The use of any chemical and/or compound that is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use in meat-producing animals and the illegal use of approved

7 chemicals and/or compounds are prohibited. All animals shall be subject to test (blood, urine, tissue) for foreign substances that exceed the acceptable levels established by the United States Department of Agriculture and/or the Food and Drug Administration. A positive test will result in disqualification, forfeiture of any premiums and/or awards and will exclude the exhibitor, organized group, or individual involved from future competition at this show. All medications at the show will be administered by licensed veterinarians only. A. Local veterinarians will serve as official veterinarians of the show. Any medication given to any animal for the prevention or treatment of any disease or injury must be on an approved list and administered, prescribed, or directed to be given by one of the local veterinarians and must be approved by the Livestock Show Committee Officers. Exhibitors will be responsible for their animal s veterinary expense, if any should occur. B. Any medication prescribed or directed to be given by one of the local veterinarians must be administered by or under the direct supervision of a FFA Advisor or County Extension Agent. 14. Balancing the udder by any means including the use of a mechanical contrivance or the injection of fluids or drugs, setting the teats and/or occluding (sealing the ends) with a mechanical contrivance or with the use of a chemical preparation, treating or massaging the udder or its attachments with an irritant or counterirritant will not be permitted. The use of common fly spray, ointment or liniment in excess to the extent that it is irritating is included as an irritant. 15. Criticizing or interfering with the judge, other exhibitors, breed representatives, or show officials before, during or after the event may result in an individual or group being expelled, placed on probation, declared ineligible, or barred from exhibiting at the event. A. No one but the exhibitors, judge and show ring assistants will be allowed in the show ring when classes are being shown or when the premium sale order is being selected, except when deemed necessary by the Specie s Superintendent. B. When the judge and/or the specie superintendent determines that an animal can no longer compete without endangering itself, said animal will be disqualified, and the next highest placing animal in that class or preliminary sale order will be brought in to replace the disqualified animal. 16. In the case of terminal premium auctions, (Kingfisher County premium auction is not a terminal auction) exhibitors are forbidden from asking buyers to give or sell back animals sold through the auction. Any such attempt by any exhibitor, or by another person representing an exhibitor, will be considered a breach of sale etiquette and the exhibitor will be barred from showing livestock at the show. A. Animals that have been sold through a terminal premium auction will not be allowed to participate in this show. 17. Exhibitors, organized groups or any individual switching animals at any time and/or changing ear tags and other forms of identification will be barred from showing and will forfeit all prizes and premium money. A. Permission to take any animal from the grounds for washing or any other

8 reason must be granted by the Livestock Show Committee Officers. 18. Junior exhibitors, and adults involved with the exhibitors, are expected to adhere to the general rules and regulation and the show-ring code of ethics for the Kingfisher County Junior Livestock Show. 19. Any violation of the rules and regulations, show-ring code of ethics or premium sale rules in this book may result in forfeiture of all premiums and awards, disqualification and expulsion or probation of the exhibitor, organized group the exhibitor represents, any individual or livestock involved. Probation, disqualification, expulsion or other disciplinary action of the show management will be final. Such action will require application for readmission under such terms as the management may prescribe before the group or individual is allowed to exhibit at future events. Violators of rules at a show which is a member of show support organizations including the Oklahoma Association of Fair and Festivals, the American Livestock Show and Rodeo Managers Association, and the International Association of Fairs and Expositions, may affect the eligibility of the violators for participation in any show throughout the country, regardless of the shows membership in these organizations. 20. Protests and Appeals: (Section 1) Show Superintendents for each species of livestock shown at the Junior Livestock Show will be the sole and final decision maker for the enforcement of the rules governing their particular species of livestock shown. Show Specie s Superintendents decisions are final. No Appeals. (Section 2) All questions of dispute or differences not provided for under the rules and regulations shall be referred to the Livestock Show Committee Officers, whose decision shall be final. (Section 3) The Livestock Show Committee Officers reserve the right to take cognizance of fraud, consummated or attempted, in connection with an exhibit and takes such action as may be deemed just and proper and as may be warranted 21. Swine Only: If your swine weighs out when your group weighs, you have one optional reweigh immediately after the final group weighs. 22. All exhibits, grounds, etc. will be under the entire control of the Livestock Show Committee Officers, but neither they nor the show will, in any case, be held responsible for any livestock exhibited, or to any exhibitor or to any spectator. 23. No exhibitor may show more than three (3) animals per specie. No animal may be shown in more than one class, excluding championship classes and school groups. 24. Absolutely no food tables will be allowed in the show barn or livestock barns by any school, group, or individual.

9 25. Any animal with visible signs of contagious disease including ringworms must be accompanied by health papers dated within 72 hours of weigh-in, stating they are no longer contagious. 26. The Livestock Show Committee Officers reserve the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations and arbitrarily settle all matters, questions or differences in regard to this show. 27. The general livestock show committee made these rules and regulations and will stand by and support the recommendations and actions of the Livestock Show Committee Officers. 28. An exhibitor must be present during premium auction, or they will be disqualified. Only in the case due to an extreme medical emergency will they be excused. Such cases must be approved in writing by the FFA advisor, 4-H club leader, and Specie s Superintendent. Any infraction of these rules will cause forfeiture of any premiums earned. 29. Substitute showman must be an exhibitor of that species to be eligible to show for showmanship. Substitute showman must be exhibitors. Animals exhibited in the showmanship class must be an entry. Exhibitors cannot bring an animal into the show only to show in the showmanship class.

10 GOAT SUPERINTENDENTS Dale Glazier Deb Hardin Dustin Beams Market wether and doe goats will be weighed and divided into classes at the discretion of the superintendents. All market goats and breeding doe kids must have ID tag, but is not required to be Oklahoma Youth Expo Nominated. However, ID information must be turned in by Oklahoma Youth Expo nomination date. Goats will be verified at the show weigh in. There is no tooth rule for goats. Animals may be any breed or combination of breeds. Minimum weight requirement is 50 lbs. Maximum weight limit is 150 lbs. Wether goats must be sheared to a maximum of 3/8 residual hair length. Bracing is optional. WETHER GOAT SHOW ORDER Classes will be broke at the discretion of the Superintendents. Grand Champion Market Wether Goat Reserve Grand Champion Market Wether Goat GRAND CHAMPION WETHER GOAT $5.00 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION WETHER GOAT ---- Ribbon GRAND CHAMPION WETHER GOAT TROPHY Hardin Family Hennessey, OK RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION WETHER GOAT TROPHY Hardin Family Hennessey, OK BREEDING DOE KID SHOW ORDER Classes will be broke at the discretion of the Superintendents. Grand Champion Breeding Doe Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Doe SHOWMANSHIP All showmanship participants must pre-register during weigh in. If there are 8 or more exhibitors in a single division, they will be broke into heats at the superintendent s discretion and posted with class breaks. Judge will choose from each heat to compete for division champion showman. Judge determines how many is pulled from each heat. Jr. Showmanship (9 12 years old) Hardin Show Goats-Hennessey Intermediate Showmanship (13 15 years old) Hardin Show Goats-Hennessey Sr. Showmanship (15 17 years old) NBS Data Services-Hennessey Overall Champion Showmanship NBS Data Services-Hennessey The premiums on goats will be paid the following in each class: $4 $3 $2 $1 GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING DOE KID $5.00 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING DOE KID ---- Ribbon GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING DOE KID TROPHY Haffner Show Goats RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING DOE KID TROPHY Cashion Booster Club DIVISION WINNERS SPONSORED BY KINGFISHER DENTISTRY AND BRACES

11 LAMB DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS Teresa Oliver Mark Wendt Cale Oliver Market lambs will be weighed, classified, and divided into classes at the discretion of the superintendents. There is no tooth rule for lambs. All market lambs and ewe lambs must have ID tag, but is not required to be Oklahoma Youth Expo Nominated. However, ID information must be turned in by Oklahoma Youth Expo nomination date. Open to purebred and crossbred market wether and ewe lambs. Breeds will be determined by an animal s physical appearance and/or breed character. No Protests! All market lambs must be slick shorn from the knees and hocks up (wool cannot be parted) before weigh-in and classification. No painting, powdering or dye will be permitted. *Wool set is allowed. Any animal with visible signs of contagious disease including ringworms must be accompanied by health papers dated within 72 hours of weigh-in stating they are no longer contagious. WHETHER LAMB SHOW ORDER Southdown Shropshire Dorset Hampshire Suffolk Speckled Face Natural Color Crossbred Select Champion, Reserve, and a selected number of animals from each breed to come back in for final sale order selection. Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Market Lambs GRAND CHAMPION WETHER LAMB $5.00 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION WETHER LAMB ---- Ribbon GRAND CHAMPION WETHER LAMB TROPHY Kingfisher Embroidery Works Kingfisher, Oklahoma RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION WETHER LAMB TROPHY Nick & Ron Annuschat Okarche, Oklahoma BREED CHAMPION TROPHIES Champion Hampshire Steve and Teresa Oliver, Hennessey Champion Southdown Burns Club Lambs, Kingfisher Champion Suffolk Steve and Teresa Oliver, Hennessey Champion Dorset Elite Farms, Kingfisher Champion Shropshire Donald & Cathy Schweitzer, Omega Champion Crossbred Dorma Hobbs, Kingfisher

12 Champion Speckled Face Champion Natural Color Shane & Mandy Clifton, Kingfisher Burns Club Lambs, Kingfisher EWE LAMB SHOW ORDER Southdown Shropshire Dorset Hampshire Suffolk Speckled Face Natural Color Crossbred Select Champion, Reserve, and a selected number of animals from each breed to come back in for final sale order selection. Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Ewe Lambs SHOWMANSHIP All showmanship participants must pre-register during weigh in. If there are 8 or more exhibitors in a single division, they will be broke into heats at the superintendent s discretion and posted with class breaks. Judge will choose from each heat to compete for division champion showman. Judge determines how many is pulled from each heat. Showmanship (9-12 years old) Showmanship (13-15 years old) Showmanship (15-17 years old) Overall Showmanship Champion School Groups: 4-H or FFA - 1 group per organization per school; 5 lambs per school group; No more than 2 lambs per exhibitor. The premiums on sheep will be paid the following in each class: $4 $3 $2 $1 GRAND CHAMPION EWE LAMB $5.00 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE LAMB ---- Ribbon GRAND CHAMPION EWE LAMB TROPHY Shane Clifton RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE LAMB TROPHY Burns Club Lambs BREED CHAMPION TROPHIES Donated by Kingfisher Dentistry and Braces Champion Hampshire Champion Southdown Champion Dorset Champion Shropshire Champion Suffolk Champion Crossbred Champion Speckled Face Champion Natural Color 4-H OR FFA SCHOOL GROUP TROPHY InterBank Kingfisher, Oklahoma

13 SHOWMANSHIP Sheep Showman (9-12 years old) P & K Equipment - Kingfisher, OK Sheep Showman (13-15 years old) Kingfisher Office Supply - Kingfisher, OK Sheep Showman (15-17 years old) P & K Equipment - Kingfisher, OK Overall Showmanship Champion Mark Walta Kingfisher, OK A TRAVELING TROPHY sponsored by Steve and Teresa Oliver will be presented to the OUTSTANDING OVERALL SHEEP SHOWMAN. Additional Premiums GRAND CHAMPION LAMB -----$50.00 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION LAMB -----$35.00 EACH BREED CHAMPION -----$7.50 NBC 801 S. Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma GAVIN ZELNICEK MEMORIAL TRAVELING TROPHY - Grand Champion Lamb.

14 SWINE DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS Tom Glazier Shane Clifton Mike Witt Market and breeding swine will be weighed, classified, and divided into classes at the discretion of the superintendents. Barrows - minimum weight will be 160 pounds, the maximum will be 270 pounds. Gilts minimum weight will be 160 pounds, the maximum will be 325 pounds. Final judgment is at the discretion of the superintendents. All market barrows and breeding gilts must have been nominated, by Dec. 11, 2014 by household, for the upcoming Oklahoma Youth Expo or nominated by having a negative pseudo rabies test dated by Dec. 11, A copy of the official negative pseudorabies test results and PREMISE ID must be turned in at weigh-in on each individual swine. Test papers must include the exhibitors or family name on each barrow or gilt he/she intends to show. Also on the test papers, further evidence of ownership include the breed, ear notch, plastic ear tag number, sex, and any distinguishing characteristics (i.e., blue rump, black belted cross, etc.) on each barrow or gilt an exhibitor intends to show. Open to purebred and crossbred market barrows and gilts. Breeds will be determined by an animal s physical appearances and/or breed character. All hogs must be clean enough to be classified or the swine superintendents may request them to be washed. No Protests! DRESSING RULES No painting, oiling, powdering, dye or white wash will be allowed. * Water only on show day Market Barrows will show first followed by gilts. SHOW ORDER: will be based on the number of swine in each breed beginning with the smallest breed. Ties broken in alphabetical order Select Champion, Reserve, and sale order after each breed Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Market Barrow GRAND CHAMPION BARROW ---- $5.00 RES. GRAND CHAMPION BARROW --- RIBBON Additional premiums GRAND CHAMPION SWINE - $50.00 InterBank Kingfisher, Oklahoma RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BARROW - $35.00 BREED CHAMPIONS - $10.00 Dobrinski Autoplex - Kingfisher, Oklahoma TRAVELING TROPHY PRESENTED TO THE GRAND CHAMPION SWINE BY THE KEVIN BREWER FAMILY. (Donors request the trophy to be displayed in local school) JEFF MITCHELL FAMILY TRAVELING TROPHY PRESENTED TO THE RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SWINE

15 SWINE TROPHY DONORS GRAND CHAMPION BARROW TROPHY - Emsco Electric RES. GRAND CHAMPION BARROW TROPHY-Tom Glazier MARKET BARROW CHAMPION TROPHIES Champion Duroc Charles Storm - Dover Champion Crossbred BancFirst - Kingfisher Champion Chester White B&B Magneto/Engine - Hennessey Champion Poland China Sooner Coop - Loyal Champion Hampshire Dene & Wanda States - Hennessey Champion Berkshire Steve Winters - Kingfisher Champion Yorkshire Mike Witt - Hennessey Champion Spotted Poland John Wood Hennessey GILT SHOW ORDER: will be based on the number of swine in each breed beginning with the smallest breed. Ties broken in alphabetical order Select Champion, Reserve, and sale order after each breed Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt SHOWMANSHIP All showmanship participants must pre-register during weigh in. If there are 8 or more exhibitors in a single division, they will be broke into heats at the superintendent s discretion and posted with class breaks. Judge will choose from each heat to compete for division champion showman. Judge determines how many is pulled from each heat. Swine Showman (9-12 years old) Swine Showman (13-15 years old) Swine Showman (15-17 years old) Overall Showmanship Champion CHAMPION SWINE SHOWMAN IN EACH AGE DIVISION - $50.00 Route 66 Quick Lube The premiums on swine will be paid the following in each class: $4 $3 $2 $1 GRAND CHAMPION GILT ---- $5.00 RES. GRAND CHAMPION GILT --- RIBBON Additional premiums Grand Champion Gilt - $50 Andrews Construction Dover, Oklahoma Reserve Grand Champion Gilt - $35 Andrews Construction Dover, Oklahoma SWINE TROPHY DONORS GRAND CHAMPION GILT TROPHY Danny s Plumbing - Kingfisher RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION GILT TROPHY Whitney and Rylee Glazier - Omega GRAND CHAMPION GILT TRAVELING TROPHY Butler Shavings

16 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION GILT TRAVELING TROPHY McGee Family Traveling Trophy Champ. Duroc Champ. Chester White Champ. Hampshire Champ. Yorkshire BREEDING GILT CHAMPION TROPHIES Donated by Kingfisher Dentistry and Braces Champ. Crossbred Champ. Poland China Champ. Berkshire Champ. Spotted Poland SHOWMANSHIP TROPHY Swine Showman (9-12 years old) Wal Mart Discount - Kgfr. Swine Showman (13-15 years old) Wheeler Bro s Grain - Kgfr Swine Showman (15-17 years old) Borelli Farms - Kgfr. Overall Showmanship Champion Chisholm Trail Technology Center Lance Beutler Memorial Traveling Trophy will be presented at the Sale to the Overall Swine Showman. (Donor requests that the trophy will be displayed at the local school) Swine Show Order will be based on the number of swine in each breed beginning with the smallest breed

17 BEEF DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS Randy Farrar Mark Pringnitz Bobby Edsall Market steers will be weighed and divided into classes, at the discretion of the superintendents. There is no tooth rule for market steers. All market steers must weigh 900 lbs. or above and must have been nominated and/or ear tagged for the upcoming Oklahoma Youth Expo. Steers will be verified prior to the show and at the show weigh-in. Heifer exhibitors must have registration papers in hand which are recorded in their name and shows evidence of ownership for 60 days or longer before the start date of the Oklahoma Youth Expo. Heifer classes will be divided into classes at the discretion of the superintendents. Heifer rules will follow OYE guidelines. Low percentage breeds or breeds with 2 or less animals must show as AOB. The AOB class will be broken by age and will require registration papers. Breed percentages will be based off Oklahoma Youth Expo rules. No painting, powdering, dye, or adhesive (including base coat) will be permitted. No false tail-fins, switches, or added hair on any part of the body will be permitted. The dressing of beef exhibits will be limited to the application of a mild coat dressing (i.e. Zoom Bloom, styling mousse or foam, Show or Kleen Sheen, White Lightning, a mixture of sheen/liniment/bay rum/rag oil, etc.) and hair oil (i.e. Final Bloom, Final Touch, Final Mist, etc.). SHOW ORDER British Breed Prospects followed by Crossbred Prospects Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Prospect Steers British Market Steers followed by Crossbred Market Steers Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Market Steers Breeding Heifers STEER PREMIUMS The premiums on beef will be paid the following in each class: $7 $5 $3 $2 GRAND CHAMPION STEER - $10.00 RES. GRAND CHAMPION STEER - $5.00 ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS: Grand Champion Steer $50.00 Reserve Grand Champion --- $35.00 Each Breed Champion $10.00 Dobrinski Autoplex - Kingfisher, Okla. GRAND CHAMPION STEER TROPHY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER TROPHY BREED CHAMPION STEER TROPHIES SCHOOL GROUP TROPHY

18 Kingfisher County Cattleman s Association GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT TROPHY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT TROPHY Wheeler Brothers Grain Company TRAVELING TROPHY AND $100 PREMIUM IN MEMORY OF BEVERLY KOTTWITZ presented to the Grand Champion Steer BEEF BREEDING CLASSES Registered beef heifers recorded in the name of the Junior Exhibitor will be eligible to show in the Breeding Classes. The exhibitor must have registration papers in hand, which show evidence of ownership for 60 days or longer before the start date of OYE ANGUS HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 CHIANINA HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 CHAROLAIS HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 GELBVEIH HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 HEREFORD HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 LIMOUSIN HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 MAINE ANJOU HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 SALER HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 SHORTHORN HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 SIMMENTAL HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 AOB HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 COMMERCIAL HEIFERS $5 $3 $2 $2 Heifer rules will follow OYE guidelines. Low percentage breeds or breeds with 2 or less animals must show as AOB. The AOB class will be broken by age and will require registration papers. Breed percentages will be based off Oklahoma Youth Expo rules. GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER TROPHY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER TROPHY Doyle Miller Law Firm Kingfisher, Oklahoma BREED CHAMPION TROPHIES Kingfisher Dentistry and Braces ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS: Grand Champion Heifer $50.00 Reserve Grand Champion --- $35.00 Andrews Construction Dover, Oklahoma SHOWMANSHIP All showmanship participants must pre-register during weigh in. If there are 8 or more exhibitors in a single division, they will be broke into heats at the superintendent s discretion and posted with class breaks. Judge will choose from each heat to compete for division champion showman. Judge determines how many is pulled from each heat.

19 SHOWMANSHIP Beef Showman (9-12 years old) Kingfisher Co. Cattleman s Ass n. Beef Showman (13-15 years old) Kingfisher Co. Cattleman s Ass n. Beef Showman (15-17 years old) Kingfisher Co. Cattleman s Ass n. Overall Showmanship Champion Kennedy Cattle Co. School Groups: 4-H or FFA - 1 group per organization per school; 3 head of cattle (Steers or Heifers, must be of same sex)

20 PREMIUM AUCTION The Premium Auction will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, February 23, One hundred head of livestock will sell and the number from each species will be determined by dividing the number of animals within that specie (male and female will be separated) by the total number of animals. Prospect steers do not count in numbers. The animals sold in the premium auction will be selected by the judges of the show. After the Grand and Reserve Grand animals have been selected, the sale order rotation will be chosen in the order of how Breed Champions are selected by the judge. Each exhibitor must premium their first qualifying animal unless the exhibitor has another animal in that same species that is later selected as Breed Champion or Reserve Breed Champion. In the event an exhibitor has 2 or more Breed Champions or Reserve Breed Champions in a species, he/she must sell the first qualifying Champion or Reserve that is selected by the judge for sale order rotation. If an exhibitor qualifies more than one species, he/she must choose which animal they will sell within 10 minutes after the completion of the entire show If a species, by sex, does not qualify 2 animals, the Grand and Reserve Grand Champion will sell. This number will add to the 100 guaranteed in the sale. If owned by different exhibitors, all Grand and Reserve Grand Champions must sell. If exhibitors exhibit a Grand or Reserve Grand animal of one species, they do not have an option to select another specie to sell in the premium auction. If an exhibitor exhibits 2 Grand Champion or 2 Reserve Grand Champions of different species, they will have a choice of which specie they sell. Also, a Grand Champion in any specie must sell over a Reserve Grand Champion in any specie, if the same exhibitor owns both animals. Swine Only: Must have 4 animals in a breed to guarantee the breed champion for the sale. If less than 4 in a breed and the breed percentage is less than 0, they will show for sale selection against the crossbreeds. The number of sale animals from each breed will be derived from the percentage of animals entered in that breed, in relation to the total number of swine in the sale. An accurate percentage will determine the exact number that sell from each breed. Premium Auction animals must be individually owned by the exhibitor. Any violation of the rules will mean a forfeiture of show and auction privileges in the future. Any animal that does not get a ribbon is ineligible for the Premium Auction sale order. Each exhibitor may have only one (1) animal in the Premium Auction. Superintendents reserve the right to insert 2 animals from the larger breeds in each species, to keep an even sale order rotation. Each exhibitor must offer his or her own animal for the premium auction. Any variance from this rule must be with a written excuse signed by an Agriculture Education Teacher or 4H Club Leader and must have prior approval by the Livestock Show Committee Officers. $35.00 will be charged for each animal in the Premium Auction for expenses of the sale. Each premium sale exhibitor will be given a ticket for the Bidder s Feed when he/she has paid the thirty five dollars sale expense fee. The Parade of Grand and Reserve Grand Market Animals will be held prior to the auction. Exhibitors of these animals should be prepared to enter the sale arena at 6:30 p.m. The order of the Premium Auction will be as follows:

21 Offer Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Market Animals: Goats, Cattle, Sheep, and Swine. 1.) Offer 1/ of the goat 2.) Offer 1/ of the cattle 3.) Offer 1/2 of the sheep 4.) Offer 1/ of the swine 5.) Bonus the remaining ½ of the goats, followed by the remaining ½ of the cattle, followed by ½ of the remaining sheep, followed by ½ of the remaining swine. * All exhibitors not having an animal selected for the Premium Auction will be given a free ticket to the Bidder s Auction Feed. * Parents of all exhibitors are encouraged to purchase tickets to the Bidder s Feed at the price of $10.00 per ticket.

22 PREMIUM SALE AUCTIONEER Troy Lippard Auctioneer Sales Clerk BancFirst AUCTION COMMITTEE AND RINGMEN Chris Cameron Dennis Themer Russ Adams Mike Frey Luke Lough Robbie Jones David Krittenbrink Gary Wilson David Craig Carl Storm Chris Eaton Trent Willis AUCTION FEED COMMITTEE Avery Eeds - Co Chairman Randall Newton - Co Chairman Mike Rosen Chris Carroll Jaramie Karcher Keith Schroeder Ed Wilczek Johnnie McAlexander Henry Senn Alex White Joel Birdwell Butch Kottwitz Ray Shimanek Chris Cameron Lannie Hale Chase Farrar Freddie Caulk Jeff Beutler Doug Fisher Phil Anderson Jim Grellner Jeff Moss

23 TO THE EXHIBITORS, The Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce, the Kingfisher County Fairboard, and the Kingfisher County Commissioners are pleased to offer this show to the 4-H and FFA members of Kingfisher County. If you enjoy participating in this show, please remember to thank these individuals and the other business men and women in your community, who unselfishly give their time and/or monetary support to you. With their continued investments, it is possible to continue this show for the same reasons and in the same manner in which it was started 84 years ago---for the youth of Kingfisher County. OFFICIALS OF THE SHOW LIVESTOCK SHOW COMMITTEE OFFICERS: Dustin Beams - Chair Zack Meyer - Chair Elect Ryan Burns - Immediate Past Chair Ag Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce Greg Black Randy Farrar Fairboard Members President: Mark Walta Mike McGee V. President: Mike Witt Shane Clifton Secretary: Avery Eeds Steve Winters Treasurer: Charles Potacka Jane Hightower Frank Staude Jeremy Eaton JUDGES BEEF: Taylor Graham Stillwater SWINE: Chris Hall Moore SHEEP: Ronnie Nix Tipton GOATS: Alan Poe Waynoka

24 THANK YOU!! FOR YOUR SUPPORT, PARTICIPATION, AND ATTENDANCE