82nd Annual Woodward District 4-H & FFA Junior Livestock Show ...
82nd Annual Woodward District
LAMB LEAD CONTEST Objective: To present the participant and animal in the most attractive manner possible, to promote the use of wool in apparel, and to improve the image of the lamb show. 1.
Each contestant must complete an entry form and submit it to the Woodward County OSU Extension Center no later than 5:00pm on Friday, February 6th, 2015. No late entries will be accepted after this date.
2.
Entry forms and rules are available at the OSU Ext. Center Offices. Contact Co. Ext. Educator, FCS for information. Interview-25 points
Presentation of Animal-25 points Awards: $15
$13
Presentation of participant-50 points $11
3.
Entry Weight: 200lbs to 280lbs Each exhibitor will weigh their own barrow and turn in weight cards. Ten lb. weigh-back over entry weight 190 lbs minimum on weigh-back in light weight class Show Order Berkshire - Chester - Duroc - Hampshire Poland - Spot - Yorkshire - Crossbred BREEDING GILTS Judge - Justin Rodebaugh
1. 2. 3.
Purebred gilts shown by age born after August 1st. 10 lbs. weigh-back from entry weight on Commercial Commercial Entry Weight: 200 lbs to 325 lbs SHEEP Judge - Billy Zanolini
1.
5 lbs. weigh-back from entry card. Show Order Hair Sheep - Dorset - Hampshire - Natural Shropshire - Southdown - Speckled Faced Suffolk - Crossbred
**ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE WHEN CARDS ARE DUE**
1. 2.
$7
Ribbons
GOATS
BARROWS Judge - Justin Rodebaugh
$9
Judge - Billy Zanolini 1.
5 lbs. weigh-back from entry weight STEERS AND HEIFERS Judge - Brandon Callus
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Steers will have a 5% weigh back allowance from entry OKC breed format will be used to determine breeds Breeds having 4 or more head will have their own breed Breeds with 3 or less will show in AOB Age limits of heifers will be the same as listed for OKC Show Order: Alphabetical for Heifers and Steers with Commercial Heifers and Crossbred last.
4-H & FFA Junior Livestock Show Woodward, Oklahoma February 25th-March 3rd, 2016 Thursday, February 25th: 12-5pm: Barns will open for swine and packets available Friday, February 26th: 9am: Gilt entry cards are due 11am: Gilt Show begins 11am: Berk, chester, duroc cards due 3pm: Barrow cards due (for other breeds) **Judge berks, chesters, and durocs one hour after completion of gilt show** Gilts must be out of barn after show Saturday, February 27th: 9am: Remainder of barrow show Sheep classification and cards will be due one hour after completion of barrow show Sunday, February 28th: 9am: Ewe and Wether Lamb Show 2pm: Lamb Lead Interviews Sheep must be out of barn after show Monday, February 29th: 9am: Goat Show begins (Doe goats, wether dam does, wether goats will be the show order)
OFFICIAL VETERINARIAN Marvin Reidlinger, DVM December 1st, 2015 Version
Barn will be locked after completion of goat show to allow for crews to prep barn for cattle
Tuesday, March 1st: Cattle barn check in process will begin 2pm: Check heifer papers (faxes originating from breed organizations will be accepted) 3pm: Commercial heifer and steer cards are due Wednesday, March 2nd: 9am: Heifer Show begins 2pm: Steer Show begins ALL ANIMALS RELEASED IMMEDIATELY AFTER SHOWING Thursday, March 3rd: Noon: Sale Order Released from Chamber of Commerce 580-256-7411 4:30pm: Premium Auction Exhibitors Meeting 5:30pm: Premium Auction Dinner 6:30pm: Premium Auction
from the east gate only and exit from the west gate only. The gates providing access to the south side of the barns will be locked at various times as determined by show officials to provide safety for exhibitors and livestock.
RULES AND REGULATIONS 1.
Premiums are offered to bona fide members of a 4-H Club or FFA Chapter, as well as third grade students who are eight years old (if an exhibitor is 9 years old as of January 1st they must be enrolled in a 4-H program to be eligible to show) from the following towns: Alva, Freedom, Waynoka and Aline-Cleo and schools in the counties of Beaver, Cimarron, Dewey, Ellis, Harper, Roger Mills, Texas, and Woodward.
2. 3.
Exhibitors must be academically eligible the day of the show in order to show as determined by exhibitor’s school and/or the OSSAA. Ineligible exhibitors and their animals can not show or be exhibited.
Vehicles must be removed from the area upon request of the show officials. 18.
Premiums paid on number of exhibits in the class will be as determined by the show officials.
19.
Animals, which in the opinion of the superintendents that do not meet the breed characteristics in the class shown will be moved to the crossbred division.
20.
Livestock Show unless stated otherwise. Announcements made prior to and during the Woodward District Junior Livestock Show will supersede this publication. 4. 5.
FFA Chapters or 4-H Families exhibiting animals at any other 2016 district livestock show will be ineligible to exhibit at the Woodward District Junior Livestock Show.
Sheep and Wether lambs and barrows will be shown following the OYE format. Hair sheep will not be broken by breed, but shown together and will follow the same rules as wether lambs. A breed must have (4) or more exhibits in order for that breed to have its own breed show. Any breeds of barrows or wether lambs with less than (4) head will have exhibits moved to AOB class. If there is less than (4) in the AOB class then the AOBs will be moved into the
Rules and Regulations governing the Oklahoma Youth Expo (OYE) will be followed at the Woodward District
crossbred division. AOB classes will be broke by weight but not within breed. 21.
Doe goats will have two separate divisions. Wether dam goats must be slick sheered and bracing will be allowed. Breeding doe goats will not be allowed to brace,. The champion of the wether dam and breeding doe will be judged for the selection of overall doe goat.
Stall fees are $15 on goats, sheep & hogs, and $25 on steers and heifers. Entries are to be postmarked by Friday, February 12th to the Woodward Chamber of Commerce. Checks accepted from FFA Chapter or OSU Extension Center only. All exhibits entry information is to be provided electronically on the form provided, except weight. All swine premise ID information must be emailed in along with your entry information. Exhibitor may make a breed change upon arrival within a species. Late entries will be accepted for an additional $10 per entry and will be accepted until Tuesday, February 16th. Entry form available at: www.woodwardchamber.com. Read and follow
22.
Classes will be made for all species of females without regard to number entered. Registered females will show by birth date listed on registration certificate. Commercial females will be shown by weight.
23.
Any protest must be in writing and submitted to the show co-chairmen or show officials within one hour before a species starts to show accompanied with a $500.00 cash non-refundable deposit.
instructions posted at the website and return to the email address provided. Stalling will be done with entries received on 2/12.
24.
Issues arising, not covered by the rules shall be decided by a committee consisting of the show officials and/or show co-
6.
Pens and stall space will be assigned in all barns. No cattle grooming chutes or equipment allowed in any of the aisles. Electric generators must be operated outside of the barns.
25.
7.
Livestock exhibits are not to be on the grounds prior to 8:00 am on Thursday, February 26th. Photocopy of pseudorabies test report must be provided to show officials.
8.
One Extension Educator, Ag ED Instructor or leader from each county or chapter will pick up all entry cards and once entry packets have been picked up no changes may be made to the number of cards you have been issued.
9.
11.
PREMIUM SALE: 1.
2.
3.
the 2016 Woodward District Junior Livestock Show. All animals must have OYE tag placed in ear. Steers will be shown in the breed as classified during nomination only, animals may be moved from a purebred to a crossbred class only. Steer breeds having (4) steers confirmed will have a breed show. However only the breeds having (6) steers will be guaranteed their respective breed champion in the premium sale. After the selection of the steer breeds
13.
4.
5.
Each exhibitor is expected to have pens and alleys clean at all times. There will be absolutely no feeding or watering in the alley. No feeding or bedding down of exhibits outside the fenced area or in trailers.
15.
District show animals will be weighed one time only during weigh-back. Steers and Commercial Heifers will have a 5% weigh-back allowance from individual entry weight. In each species the top end of each class will be weighed by Superintendents. Swine will be weighed in the show ring prior to premium being awarded.
16.
Exhibitors must furnish their own bedding. Only wood chips may be used in barns, no straw, no tie-outs.
17.
Schools or individuals parking livestock trailers, even if they are hooked up to a pickup, in restricted areas are subject to being disqualified from show, forfeiting premium money, and awards. You may enter south side of the barns
A.
Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Gilts, Breeding Does, Ewes, and Supreme and Reserve Supreme Heifers
B.
A total of forty (40) barrows, twenty (20) wether goats, fifteen (15) wether lambs, and fifteen (15) steers
All market barrows having their own show will qualify their breed champion for the Premium Sale. The only reason a barrow
Following the selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Steer, Champions of breeds with 6 or more will be lined up in sale order. After the selection of the steer breeds meeting the requirement of (6) steers, champions from the breeds with five or less along with the remaining reserve breed champions will compete for the remaining slots toward the balance of (15) steers making the premium sale based on merit. These remaining slots in the Premium Sale will be determined strictly on merit with no guarantee that a breed will have its breed champion as a representative in the sale.
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture/Livestock Show Committee will determine what breeds will be shown within a species. In most cases, the recognized breeds at the OYE will be shown.
14.
A total of ninety-eight (98) animals will qualify for the Premium Sale:
breed champion would not be in the sale is because the exhibitor has a livestock exhibit determined to be higher in the Sale Order. A reserve breed champion barrow is not guaranteed a slot in the Premium Sale if the breed champion is not put into the Sale Order due to an exhibitor having a livestock exhibit higher in the Sale Order. The remaining slots in the Sale Order for barrows will be filled according to the formula based upon a percentage that takes into account the number of exhibits within the breed. Larger numbered breeds will have more exhibits in the Premium Sale compared to breeds with a small number of exhibits with the numbers mentioned being maximum number allowed into the sale.
All animals, with the exception of heifers and purebred ewes must be nominated for OYE in order to participate in
meeting the requirement of (6) steers, champions from the breeds with five or less along with remaining reserve breed champions will compete for the remaining slots toward the balance of (15) steers making the premium sale based on merit. Any breeds of steers with less than (4) head will have entries moved to AOB division. If there is not four in the AOB class then the AOB’s will be moved into the crossbred division.
All Grand Champions and Reserve Grand Champions will automatically be in the sale even if an exhibitor has more than one that qualifies. Otherwise an exhibitor can have only one livestock exhibit in the Premium Sale. Exhibits in the premium sale will be dictated by placement in predetermined Sale Order.
Not more than a total of 2 steers, 3 heifers, 3 barrows, 3 gilts, 3 wether goats, 3 doe goats and 3 wether lambs and 3 ewes can be exhibited by any one exhibitor. Exhibitors are expected to accompany their livestock to the show, care for them , and exhibit them, but in case of sickness or other conditions making this impossible, their animal may be shown by another club or chapter member from the same club or chapter by special permission of the show officials.
In no case will the Chamber of Commerce or its agents or representatives, the Woodward County Fair Board or any member of the Livestock Show Committee be responsible for any accident or loss that may occur to the exhibitor, his or her exhibit or other spectators.
Exhibits must be in place when entry cards are due or weigh-in begins and remain on the grounds until released after showing.
10.
chairmen whose decision shall be final.
Following the selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Lamb. Champions of breeds with 6 or more will be lined up in sale order. After the selection of the lamb breeds meeting the requirement of (6) lambs, champions from the breeds with five or less along with the remaining reserve breed champions will compete for the remaining slots toward the balance of (15) lambs making the premium sale based on merit. These remaining slots in the Premium Sale will be determined strictly on merit with no guarantee that a breed will have its breed champion as a representative in the sale.
6.
Following the selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion wether goat, each division champion will return for Sale Order line up by the judge. After lining up division champions the remaining slots will be filled based upon merit only.
7.
All premium sale animals must have OYE ear tag in place in order to be sold. Any animal in question will be DNA or ear notch verified.
LAMB LEAD CONTEST Objective: To present the participant and animal in the most attractive manner possible, to promote the use of wool in apparel, and to improve the image of the lamb show. 1.
Each contestant must complete an entry form and submit it to the Woodward County OSU Extension Center no later than 5:00pm on Friday, February 6th, 2015. No late entries will be accepted after this date.
2.
Entry forms and rules are available at the OSU Ext. Center Offices. Contact Co. Ext. Educator, FCS for information. Interview-25 points
Presentation of Animal-25 points Awards: $15
$13
Presentation of participant-50 points $11
3.
Entry Weight: 200lbs to 280lbs Each exhibitor will weigh their own barrow and turn in weight cards. Ten lb. weigh-back over entry weight 190 lbs minimum on weigh-back in light weight class Show Order Berkshire - Chester - Duroc - Hampshire Poland - Spot - Yorkshire - Crossbred BREEDING GILTS Judge - Justin Rodebaugh
1. 2. 3.
Purebred gilts shown by age born after August 1st. 10 lbs. weigh-back from entry weight on Commercial Commercial Entry Weight: 200 lbs to 325 lbs SHEEP Judge - Billy Zanolini
1.
5 lbs. weigh-back from entry card. Show Order Hair Sheep - Dorset - Hampshire - Natural Shropshire - Southdown - Speckled Faced Suffolk - Crossbred
**ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE WHEN CARDS ARE DUE**
1. 2.
$7
Ribbons
GOATS
BARROWS Judge - Justin Rodebaugh
$9
Judge - Billy Zanolini 1.
5 lbs. weigh-back from entry weight STEERS AND HEIFERS Judge - Brandon Callus
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Steers will have a 5% weigh back allowance from entry OKC breed format will be used to determine breeds Breeds having 4 or more head will have their own breed Breeds with 3 or less will show in AOB Age limits of heifers will be the same as listed for OKC Show Order: Alphabetical for Heifers and Steers with Commercial Heifers and Crossbred last.
4-H & FFA Junior Livestock Show Woodward, Oklahoma February 25th-March 3rd, 2016 Thursday, February 25th: 12-5pm: Barns will open for swine and packets available Friday, February 26th: 9am: Gilt entry cards are due 11am: Gilt Show begins 11am: Berk, chester, duroc cards due 3pm: Barrow cards due (for other breeds) **Judge berks, chesters, and durocs one hour after completion of gilt show** Gilts must be out of barn after show Saturday, February 27th: 9am: Remainder of barrow show Sheep classification and cards will be due one hour after completion of barrow show Sunday, February 28th: 9am: Ewe and Wether Lamb Show 2pm: Lamb Lead Interviews Sheep must be out of barn after show Monday, February 29th: 9am: Goat Show begins (Doe goats, wether dam does, wether goats will be the show order)
OFFICIAL VETERINARIAN Marvin Reidlinger, DVM December 1st, 2015 Version
Barn will be locked after completion of goat show to allow for crews to prep barn for cattle
Tuesday, March 1st: Cattle barn check in process will begin 2pm: Check heifer papers (faxes originating from breed organizations will be accepted) 3pm: Commercial heifer and steer cards are due Wednesday, March 2nd: 9am: Heifer Show begins 2pm: Steer Show begins ALL ANIMALS RELEASED IMMEDIATELY AFTER SHOWING Thursday, March 3rd: Noon: Sale Order Released from Chamber of Commerce 580-256-7411 4:30pm: Premium Auction Exhibitors Meeting 5:30pm: Premium Auction Dinner 6:30pm: Premium Auction
from the east gate only and exit from the west gate only. The gates providing access to the south side of the barns will be locked at various times as determined by show officials to provide safety for exhibitors and livestock.
RULES AND REGULATIONS 1.
Premiums are offered to bona fide members of a 4-H Club or FFA Chapter, as well as third grade students who are eight years old (if an exhibitor is 9 years old as of January 1st they must be enrolled in a 4-H program to be eligible to show) from the following towns: Alva, Freedom, Waynoka and Aline-Cleo and schools in the counties of Beaver, Cimarron, Dewey, Ellis, Harper, Roger Mills, Texas, and Woodward.
2. 3.
Exhibitors must be academically eligible the day of the show in order to show as determined by exhibitor’s school and/or the OSSAA. Ineligible exhibitors and their animals can not show or be exhibited.
Vehicles must be removed from the area upon request of the show officials. 18.
Premiums paid on number of exhibits in the class will be as determined by the show officials.
19.
Animals, which in the opinion of the superintendents that do not meet the breed characteristics in the class shown will be moved to the crossbred division.
20.
Livestock Show unless stated otherwise. Announcements made prior to and during the Woodward District Junior Livestock Show will supersede this publication. 4. 5.
FFA Chapters or 4-H Families exhibiting animals at any other 2016 district livestock show will be ineligible to exhibit at the Woodward District Junior Livestock Show.
Sheep and Wether lambs and barrows will be shown following the OYE format. Hair sheep will not be broken by breed, but shown together and will follow the same rules as wether lambs. A breed must have (4) or more exhibits in order for that breed to have its own breed show. Any breeds of barrows or wether lambs with less than (4) head will have exhibits moved to AOB class. If there is less than (4) in the AOB class then the AOBs will be moved into the
Rules and Regulations governing the Oklahoma Youth Expo (OYE) will be followed at the Woodward District
crossbred division. AOB classes will be broke by weight but not within breed. 21.
Doe goats will have two separate divisions. Wether dam goats must be slick sheered and bracing will be allowed. Breeding doe goats will not be allowed to brace,. The champion of the wether dam and breeding doe will be judged for the selection of overall doe goat.
Stall fees are $15 on goats, sheep & hogs, and $25 on steers and heifers. Entries are to be postmarked by Friday, February 12th to the Woodward Chamber of Commerce. Checks accepted from FFA Chapter or OSU Extension Center only. All exhibits entry information is to be provided electronically on the form provided, except weight. All swine premise ID information must be emailed in along with your entry information. Exhibitor may make a breed change upon arrival within a species. Late entries will be accepted for an additional $10 per entry and will be accepted until Tuesday, February 16th. Entry form available at: www.woodwardchamber.com. Read and follow
22.
Classes will be made for all species of females without regard to number entered. Registered females will show by birth date listed on registration certificate. Commercial females will be shown by weight.
23.
Any protest must be in writing and submitted to the show co-chairmen or show officials within one hour before a species starts to show accompanied with a $500.00 cash non-refundable deposit.
instructions posted at the website and return to the email address provided. Stalling will be done with entries received on 2/12.
24.
Issues arising, not covered by the rules shall be decided by a committee consisting of the show officials and/or show co-
6.
Pens and stall space will be assigned in all barns. No cattle grooming chutes or equipment allowed in any of the aisles. Electric generators must be operated outside of the barns.
25.
7.
Livestock exhibits are not to be on the grounds prior to 8:00 am on Thursday, February 26th. Photocopy of pseudorabies test report must be provided to show officials.
8.
One Extension Educator, Ag ED Instructor or leader from each county or chapter will pick up all entry cards and once entry packets have been picked up no changes may be made to the number of cards you have been issued.
9.
11.
PREMIUM SALE: 1.
2.
3.
the 2016 Woodward District Junior Livestock Show. All animals must have OYE tag placed in ear. Steers will be shown in the breed as classified during nomination only, animals may be moved from a purebred to a crossbred class only. Steer breeds having (4) steers confirmed will have a breed show. However only the breeds having (6) steers will be guaranteed their respective breed champion in the premium sale. After the selection of the steer breeds
13.
4.
5.
Each exhibitor is expected to have pens and alleys clean at all times. There will be absolutely no feeding or watering in the alley. No feeding or bedding down of exhibits outside the fenced area or in trailers.
15.
District show animals will be weighed one time only during weigh-back. Steers and Commercial Heifers will have a 5% weigh-back allowance from individual entry weight. In each species the top end of each class will be weighed by Superintendents. Swine will be weighed in the show ring prior to premium being awarded.
16.
Exhibitors must furnish their own bedding. Only wood chips may be used in barns, no straw, no tie-outs.
17.
Schools or individuals parking livestock trailers, even if they are hooked up to a pickup, in restricted areas are subject to being disqualified from show, forfeiting premium money, and awards. You may enter south side of the barns
A.
Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Gilts, Breeding Does, Ewes, and Supreme and Reserve Supreme Heifers
B.
A total of forty (40) barrows, twenty (20) wether goats, fifteen (15) wether lambs, and fifteen (15) steers
All market barrows having their own show will qualify their breed champion for the Premium Sale. The only reason a barrow
Following the selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Steer, Champions of breeds with 6 or more will be lined up in sale order. After the selection of the steer breeds meeting the requirement of (6) steers, champions from the breeds with five or less along with the remaining reserve breed champions will compete for the remaining slots toward the balance of (15) steers making the premium sale based on merit. These remaining slots in the Premium Sale will be determined strictly on merit with no guarantee that a breed will have its breed champion as a representative in the sale.
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture/Livestock Show Committee will determine what breeds will be shown within a species. In most cases, the recognized breeds at the OYE will be shown.
14.
A total of ninety-eight (98) animals will qualify for the Premium Sale:
breed champion would not be in the sale is because the exhibitor has a livestock exhibit determined to be higher in the Sale Order. A reserve breed champion barrow is not guaranteed a slot in the Premium Sale if the breed champion is not put into the Sale Order due to an exhibitor having a livestock exhibit higher in the Sale Order. The remaining slots in the Sale Order for barrows will be filled according to the formula based upon a percentage that takes into account the number of exhibits within the breed. Larger numbered breeds will have more exhibits in the Premium Sale compared to breeds with a small number of exhibits with the numbers mentioned being maximum number allowed into the sale.
All animals, with the exception of heifers and purebred ewes must be nominated for OYE in order to participate in
meeting the requirement of (6) steers, champions from the breeds with five or less along with remaining reserve breed champions will compete for the remaining slots toward the balance of (15) steers making the premium sale based on merit. Any breeds of steers with less than (4) head will have entries moved to AOB division. If there is not four in the AOB class then the AOB’s will be moved into the crossbred division.
All Grand Champions and Reserve Grand Champions will automatically be in the sale even if an exhibitor has more than one that qualifies. Otherwise an exhibitor can have only one livestock exhibit in the Premium Sale. Exhibits in the premium sale will be dictated by placement in predetermined Sale Order.
Not more than a total of 2 steers, 3 heifers, 3 barrows, 3 gilts, 3 wether goats, 3 doe goats and 3 wether lambs and 3 ewes can be exhibited by any one exhibitor. Exhibitors are expected to accompany their livestock to the show, care for them , and exhibit them, but in case of sickness or other conditions making this impossible, their animal may be shown by another club or chapter member from the same club or chapter by special permission of the show officials.
In no case will the Chamber of Commerce or its agents or representatives, the Woodward County Fair Board or any member of the Livestock Show Committee be responsible for any accident or loss that may occur to the exhibitor, his or her exhibit or other spectators.
Exhibits must be in place when entry cards are due or weigh-in begins and remain on the grounds until released after showing.
10.
chairmen whose decision shall be final.
Following the selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Lamb. Champions of breeds with 6 or more will be lined up in sale order. After the selection of the lamb breeds meeting the requirement of (6) lambs, champions from the breeds with five or less along with the remaining reserve breed champions will compete for the remaining slots toward the balance of (15) lambs making the premium sale based on merit. These remaining slots in the Premium Sale will be determined strictly on merit with no guarantee that a breed will have its breed champion as a representative in the sale.
6.
Following the selection of the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion wether goat, each division champion will return for Sale Order line up by the judge. After lining up division champions the remaining slots will be filled based upon merit only.
7.
All premium sale animals must have OYE ear tag in place in order to be sold. Any animal in question will be DNA or ear notch verified.
