HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-02, Page 22Committee-Oliver Pryee, Wm. Dale, WaidentInney
Section A-2 Clydesdale
...Section A-3 Percher
Section A-4 .Belgian
Class
1. Broodmare with foal by side 6 5 4 • 3 2
2. Foal of 1973 •• 6 5 . 4 3 2,
3. Filly or gelding, 3 years old 6 5 4 3 2
4. Eilly or gelding, 2years old 6 S 4 , 3 .2
5. Filly or gelding, 1 year old, , 6 5 4 3 2
6. $100.00 Special:, $5.00 entry fee; one entry from each 'exhibitor. -,
$15; $13; $12; $11; $10; $9; $8; $8; .57; $7.
7. Township Special: For best 3 horses from any municipality,
not necessarily owned by one exhibitor - $12; $9; $6; $3,
8. Best handled colt led by boy or girl 17 years' and under $5; $3; $2.
9. Best heavy horse on grounds -.• Badge.
10. Light draught team in harnest 35 30 20
11'. Percheron team, in harness 35 30 20
12. Belgian Thum in Harness 35 30 20
43. Cylde team in harness , 35 30 25 • 20
14. Commercial team in harness 35 30 25 - 20
13. Singlemommercial horsejn harness 15 10 - 8 • ,5
16. Four-horse tandeM hitch $10,00 per entry
17. Unicorn Hitch 515.00 per entry
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•• ' In classes 11, 12, 13, 14 if there are more than 5 entries in' a class the
class may be split to light and heavy at , the discretion of the committee
with full prize mono; paid.
LIGHT HORSES. Section A-5
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• 2-,,.THE HUE ON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 2, OM
Rules_ 8..Re OicitiOns •
ALL EXHIBITORS PLEASE READ CARES:JUT
1. Society, reserves right to award monies not taken up in one
section to other cloaks, providing entries merit prizes.
2. Articles for competition in indoor departments to be in
showroom before 12 o'clock noon on the first day of the exhbifion,
Sept. 16 and properly located in their own departments, and all
stock and eggs to be on the grounds by 11;30 o'nlack a.m. of the
second day,September 17, except entries in Class J which must, be
in by' 11 o'clock. Sept. 16, also. Class G. j
3. Payments of $2.00 will constitute a yearly membership and
will entitle the member so paying to compete in any 'or all of the
regular departments. A membership permits one free pass to the
grounds, and can be used either Thursday evening"or Friday but
only. once.
Additiobal passes will beallowtd as follows (not more than
three passes per paid up member):
. Horses (not race), each 2 animals over.2 - 1 pass
Cattle, each 4 *Mats over 4 - 1 pass
Swine, each 8 animals over 8 I pass
4. Entries to be in the t?iands" of the secretary not later than
September 14. An additional fee of 50c will be charged for late
entries on Thursday; 51.00 will be charged for late entries on Friday.
Late entires for indoor exhibits will be those after 11:30 o'clock
a.m. on September 16.
Address all entries to Mrs. Kathleen Cuthill, Seaforth.
Judging of all classes both indoors and outdoors wilicommence
sharp at 11' o'clock noon, both days. Classes of livestock will be
called as they appear in the book and animals must ,be in the ring
within five minutes after their class is called. ,
5. ENTRY FEE: 15% from all winnings from $5.00 up,' Breed
shOws are exceptions to this rule. Membership only deducted up to ,. .- $5.00, IS% deducted _Over $5.00`.
6. All parties having paid their subscriptions, and only such will
be entitled to compete
7.' No exhibitor will be allowed privilege of striking out entires
made and placing other articles in their place and no competitor will
be entitled to more than one prize in any one section of a class in
indoor department, or more than 2 prizes in any section of a class in
livestock.
8. Prize winners to the amount of $5.00 or over are required to
leave membership fee for 1977 . .
9. Payment will be made by cheque _before December 1.
Cheques must be cashed by March 1 following or'revert to. Society.
10. All stock and articles exhibited must be bona fide property, of
the exhibitor and all grains, seeds, fruits, -flowers and vegetables
exhibited must have been produced on farm or garden of exhibitor;
any person infringing on these rules shall forfeit prize money.
11. Judges will be particularly requested to haved regard to merit
in all stock and articles exhibited for competition and to withhold
any premiums if they consider the stock or artiele.undeserving, and
that a first or second prize be not given•to thirdclass animal, or in
sweepstakes if they consider the competition not sufficient. •
12. Any exhibitor or attendant who is guilty of creating a
disturbance, whether by openly criticizing the judge or using
obscene language tp any judge or officer, shall forfeit the right M
any premium and may be•
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suspended by Society from exhibiting.
Vehicles parked in no parking area shall be towed away at the
• owner's expense. '
13.. No. two persons will be allowed to show on one ticket.
14. Any members showing cattle shall give his or her animal a
- name, and any member exhibiting an animal in more classes than
...one (except for a eci or group prizes) shall forfeit all prizes
awarded shoul y e taken. No prize badges or medals alloWed on
animals in ring nd no prize tickets or medalS allowed on pens Until,
after such animals are judged.
15. Livestock parade at 4 p.m. Each 'exhibitor's herd must be
represented or prize money may be withhetd.
16. No person allowed in ring except judges or managers, 'and no
person allowed to speak to, the, judges while on duty except
appointed officers:
17. No member, being an exhibitor in any'class,shall act afidge
• or be present or acconipany the judge white that particular class is
being judged.
18. No articles to be removed from showroom before S. p.m, on
second day of fair. Exhibition ball shall be cleared of persons at 5•
p.m. Of that day, and none will again be admitted except those
holding passes and entitled to reniove. goods on exhibition.
• 19. While officers and directors of this Society will use every -
available means to prevent accidents in and about the grounds, it
must be strictly understood •that all persons going into.or upon the
grounds'inusf personally assume all risks of accident' or injury from
accidents froth any cause, whatsoever. • '
20. While Directors will take every possible. precaution under the
circumstances to secure safety for exhibitors, the • owners
themselves mutt take the risk of exhibiting, and should any article
be accidentally injured, lost pr stolen, the Directors will give all
assistance in their power towards recovery; but will not make any
payment for the value thereof.
21. In case of bad or unfavorable weather or other reasons causing
the receipts to fall short of paying the expenses and all prizes in full,
a proportionate amount, exclusive of membership, will be deducted
from sucti prizes td enable (he directors to balance the accounts
without loss tp the Society. The Directors feel that this course is the
most equitable and fair that can be adopted and any, deduction will
fail pproportionately on all those participating in the amounts
, collected and not leave the whole sari tone a debt to bear heavily on
the Society and thus impair 'its usefulness.
22. Decision of the judges is-final. •
, 23. Directors die not responsible for articles, left in the Round
House after '6 p.m., Sept. 17. -
in case of error or omission in the Prize Ltst the Directors will
have the power 'to ,,correct the same,
POINT SYSTEM - In all classes except 'Ladies:
1st. 10; 2nd. 9,;3rd 8; 4th 7; 5th 6; 6th 5: 7th 4 ; 8th
9th 2. and 10th I.
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HEAVY HORSES - Section A
BEEF CATTLE, Section B
Committee: Jos. Devgreaux, Stanley Jackson, Stanley [then
JUDGING 11 O'CLOCK NOON
Committee - Everett.Storey, Norma Riley, Hargey Hoggart, Judge Nelson
!Alyea, Granton,
Entry Fee - 15% from all winnings from $5.00 up.
I. Carriage teat' in harness 20 12 10 ' 8
2. Road team in harness • 20,•,12 10 8
3. Single Carriage horse 10 6 5 3
4. Single roadster • 10 6 5 3
5. Gentlemen's Road race, must race horse
shown in class 4
-15 .:12 8 4
SADDLE CLASSES -Section A-6
Entry Fee - $1.00 per class
Jr. Classes (3,6,9,14 & 15) No entry fee.
Jr, age 16 & under as of January 1/76
Every contestant must pay a $2.00 membership fee,
• . Judging at 11:00 sharp.
Prize Money - $10.00, 7.00, 5.00, 3.00
1. Showmanship at Halter'
Trophy donated by Doug. & Nbrma Riley, Reg.Quarter Horses
2. Trail Classes
3. Pony saddle class -
4. Equitation • English Tack
Trophy donated by Seiforth Jr. Frmers
5C"riatT Race •
'6. Junior Potato race
' Trophy donated by Seaforth Freeze-King
7. Western Pleasiire
Trophy donated by" Hoggart Transport •
8. Parade Class
funior Batrel Ctitieri Through
'ole Bending
rophy donated by G. & .1. Sholdice, Reg. ()natter Horses
II Musical Bags
12. tc .auttle Class .-
13. Novelty Game • Rini Spearing '
14. Po.. Race - 11 to 14 hands
15 P••ly Race - under 11 hands
Prize money paid In each of the Sections will be:,
$45; $35; $25; $23; $20; $15; $13; $10; $8; $6.
In order for our Society to be eligible for the 50% Federal prize
money grant, there MUST be'three exhibitors in each breed or groups, of,
breeds. If there are not three exhibitors the Society will pay 50% of the
prize money offered.
, OPTION (1)
SEVEN CLASSIFICATIONS FOR BREEDING ANIMALS
(Breed'Competition)
'Class , • Date of Birth
I. Bull May I, 1975 • Dec. 31, 1975
2. Bull Jan. 1, 1975 - April 30, 1975
3,. Bull,, \ • ,' 1974
4. Female . , 1976
5. Female (with•calf or showing evidence of being in calf) 1974
(calf-not to be considered in the placing ot the class)
6. FeMale with her 1976 calf at foot • Calf born on or after Jan. 1, 1976.
.The calf May be Of either sek. The cow and her calf are to be judged,
as, a "unit" in this class or if shown in the "group" 014 cannot be.
shawn individually.
The placing of the 'tow and calf units is left to the discretion of the
judges, but as a" guideline points should be allcicated to each
animal on a 50-50 basis if the calf is nearing weaning age.
7. 'BREEDERS HERD (Bred, and ' Owned by exhibitor)
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A group of 4 animals. Both sexes to-be represented.
Each linimattn the group must have be6 exhibited in one of the
above ClesSes.,.,
Entries must meet with the requirements Set Out in GENERAL
RULES. 1. b/ GROUP CLASSES:
All entries must be 014 tby and 'registeEed in the name of. the
exhibitor.
The registration certificate for each respective animal must show the
exhibitor as "breeder" and as "owner" - in both cases either as an
individual or in partuershjp. In other words. the exhibitor may be a "joint
owner" of an animal and/or the "joint breeder" of an animal.
Therefore the animals must' bet :
I. Owndd and bred by the exhibitor,
2. Jointly owned and bred by the exhibitor, or
3. Owned and jointly bred by the exhibitor, or
4. Jointly owned and jointly bred by the exhibitor.
R.O.P REQUIREMENTS FDIC ENTRIES IN CLASSES FOR BREEDING
ANIMALS
All breeding class entries including the female with call at toot class
must have been performance tested under an officially recognized Beef
Cattle Testing Program. Animals not old enough to have completed test
will be eligible for showing provided that evidence is available to show
that they have been' enrolled in an officially recognized "Beef Cattle
Testing Program:"
NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER CLASS
Note: For the purposes of the Beef Cattle Classifications one entry
shall be interpre ted as follows: •
All registered beef cattle of one breed; whether owned by one person
or mote than one person.(individually or jointly) which are maintained on
„one-farm or breedint unit are considered to be die production of one farm
or breeding unit.
Seaforth Agricultural Society authorizes two entries Per class in a
maximum of two classes in Section B.
Perth Huron Shorthorn Club will present Rasettes to the exhibitors
of the Champion Shorthorn male of the, Shew, and to the Champion.
Shorthorn female of the Show, dvated by Past President Frank Falconer.
Fall Fair Dates
Bnyfield
Brussels
• Exeter
Kirkton
Mitchell
SEAFORTH
Stratford
..-Teeswater
6. Children's Bridal Couple, Under ,16 Yeart
driving harness pony in buggy ' 10, . 8 6 ., 4
7, Registered Hackney pony on tine 7 5 3 2
8. Single Harness pony, 11 hands & under AL' 10 8 6 4 .
9, Single harness Pony, 11 hands - Over, AV' ' 10 tiiv 64
10. Single Hackney pony, 11 hands & over JO 8, 6. ''' 4 ,
11, Team of harness ponies, 11 hands - under -20 12 10 5
12. Team of Hackney ponies, 11 hands - over. 20 12 10 5
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All cattle being exhibited at the Fair will require a negative test. for
Brucellosis conducted within 60 days of the opening day of the FAIR,
EXCEPT --
1) Bulls under 8 months of age
2) Steers
It is the responsibility of the exhibitors to contact the Health of Animals
Branch office serving this area, at least 3 weeks prior .to the
commencement of the Fair. The test will be conducted by an officer of the
Branch,•-freeW charge.
NO CATTLE WILL BE ALLOWED ENTRY TO THE. FAIR, WHICH DO
NOT MEET THE , HEALTH REQUIREMENTS ABOVE
Sec, B-1'-Shorthorn.,
,Sec. 13•2 -Hereford
Sec. B-3 -Charolais
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Sept. 3 -.4
Sept. 21 & 22
Sept. 24 & 25
Sept. 10 & 11
Sept. 3 - 6
SEPT46 & 17
Sept. 22.26.
Pet. 9
Th.ut. Night
• COME AND'SEI~ INntragiatiimilosouND mirk iiko'comMuStity et.NYttit3" OPEN" PUBLIC THURSDAY EVENING
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PRESENTATION OF "QvggDin CONTESTANTS
See Merchants' Displays!
Gam'-'Progiam I •
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