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EXHIBITOR handbook | 2017  

               

If  you  would  like  to  enter  a  contest  or  exhibit  at  the  Fair,  use  the  forms,   rules  and  classes  available  below:    

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Map  &  Directions   ID  Badge  Information   KVLS  Staff  &  Volunteers   Letter  from  Fair  President   Letter  from  Commissioner  Adam  Putnam   Florida  Department  of  Agriculture  Rules  for  Exhibition   Osceola  County  Fair  Guidelines  for  Exhibition   IAFE  National  Code  of  Show  Ring  Ethics   ALUMNI  ROUND  ROBIN  SHOWMANSHIP   ANTIQUE  TRACTOR  &  FARM  EQUIPMENT  DISPLAY   BABY  HEARTS  SHOW   CHILDREN’S  PET  SHOW   CITRUS/PEACH  TREE   COMMUNITY  CREATIVE  ARTS   DOG  SHOW   KVLS  SCHOLARSHIP  COMPETITION   KVLS  CLOVERBUDS   MARKET  &  YOUTH  LARGE  ANIMAL  SHOWS   o Market  Goat   o Market  Hog   o Market  Lamb   o Market  Steer   PUREBRED  CATTLE  SHOWS   STATE  DAIRY  GOAT  SHOW   TRUCK  &  TRACTOR  PULLS   YOUTH  LIVESTOCK  SHOWS   o Breeding  Goat   o Breeding  Sheep   o Hog   o Poultry   o Pee  Wee  Sheep   o Rabbit   o Steer   PREMIER  EXHIBITOR  COMPETITION   o Beef  Heifer   o Citrus   o Market  Animals   ROUND  ROBIN  SHOWMANSHIP   YOUTH  EXHIBITS  

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WHY  1099   KING  ARTHUR  FLOUR  FORM   ROOSTER  CROWING  PERMISSIONS  FORM   PHOTO  RELEASE  FORM  

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FORMS:    

 

 

*Community  Participation  Events  

 

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ADMISSIONS  

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Adults  –  12  and  older  $5.00   Seniors  –  60  and  older  $3.00   Children  –  5  through  11  $3.00   4  and  Under  –  FREE  

***Visit  our  website  for  daily  specials  and  additional  information***  

             

   

directions

  1911  Kissimmee  Valley  Lane   Kissimmee,  FL  34744.  

Directions  From  the  North:     1-­‐-­‐-­‐4  to  Florida  Turnpike  South  Exit  244,  Kissimmee-­‐-­‐-­‐St.  Cloud  West  Hwy  192   approximately  1  mile  Turn  North  (right)  on  Bill  Beck  Blvd  Go  2  blocks  to  Heritage   Parkway,  go  west  (left).    

Directions  From  the  South:     Turnpike  North  Exit  242,  go  west  (left)  Hwy  192  approximately  3  miles  Turn  North   (right)  on  Bill  Beck  Blvd  Go  2  blocks  to  Heritage  Parkway,  go  west  (left).  

 

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To  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H/FFA  Exhibitors,  Open  Show  Exhibitors  and  Parents/Guardians   for  the  2017  Fair:    

   

 

No  Photo  ID  Badges  will  be  issued  to  exhibitors  for  the  2017  Osceola  County  Fair.   Exhibitors  will  be  issued  General  Admission  passes  during  Exhibit  check-­‐-­‐ in.   Please  check  the  Event  Calendar  for  a  complete  listing  of  distribution  dates  and   times,  as  these  are  subject  to  change.  

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The  73rd    Annual  Osceola  County     Fair   General    Manager,    Directors,    Committee  Chairpersons   Sponsored  by  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair,  Inc.  in  cooperation  with  the  Florida  State   Department  Of  Agriculture,  University  of  Florida  Cooperative  Extension  Services  and  the  Board  of   County  Commissioners  of  Osceola  County.  

  OFFICE  STAFF:  

General  Manager,  Miranda  Muir   Marketing  &  Sponsorship  Coordinator:  Jayson  Lynn   Administrative  Assistant:  Debbie  Schmidt   Head  of  Maintenance:  Jim  Amaral    

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  AND  OFFICERS  

  Matt  Walter   Dawn  Rowe   Rick  Brown   John  Holl   Jim  Fisher*   Karen  Giel*   Aaron  Mick*  

Dale  Davis:  President   Shawn    Beck:    1st    V.P.   Rick  Nelson:  2nd  V.P.     Pam  Plylar:  Secretary   Cindy  Moore:  Treasurer   Karen  Giel:  Co-­‐-­‐-­‐Treasurer   Karen     Kirkendall   Linda  Tyner  

*Alternates  

 

COMMITTEE  CHAIRPERSONS:  

 

Alumni  Round  Robin  Showmanship,  Barb   McGowan   Antique  Tractor/Farm  Equip.  Rob  Carstensen   Baby  Hearts  Pageant,  Tracy  Lanier   Children’s  Pet  Show,  Ashley  Avant   Citrus/Peach  Tree  Show,  Jamie  Burrow   Creative  Arts,  Diann  Arthur/Beverly   Frankenberg   Dog  Show,  Linda  Tyner   Market  Goat,  Bob  Dalton   Market  Hog,  Shawn  Beck   Market  Lamb,  Lisa  Toms   Market  Steer,  John  White   Pee-­‐-­‐-­‐Wee  Sheep  Show,  Bob  Dalton    

Poultry  Show,  Annette  Nation   Premier  Exhibitor,  Pam  Plylar   Purebred  Cattle  Shows,  Pam  Plylar   Rabbit  Show,  Kathy  Gantz   Round  Robin  Showmanship,  Ronnie  Beam   Scholarship,  Brooke  Davis   State  Dairy  Goat  Show,  Neal  Hughes   Truck  &  Tractor  Pulls,  Mark  Hall   Youth  Development  Exhibits,  Karen   Kirkendall   Youth  Beef  Heifer,  Monica  Emmons   Youth  Breeding  Goat,  Cindy  Bronson-­‐-­‐-­‐Glasheen   Youth    Breeding    Sheep,    Lisa  Toms   Youth  Hog,  Aaron  Mick        Youth  Steer,    John  White

   

 

 

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elcome  to  the  73rd    Annual  Osceola  County  Fair  and  Kissimmee  Valley  

Livestock  Show!  With  circus  acts,  fantastic  music,  wonderful  food,  and  our  annual   Miss  Osceola  pageant,  the  2017  edition  of  Osceola  County’s  largest  annual  event  will   be  better  than  ever.  However,  our  fair  is  more  than  just  carnival  rides  and  snow   cones,  our  non-­‐profit  organization  is  run  by  more  than  200  volunteer  members  who   are  more  committed  today,  than  they  were  over  73  years  ago,  to  “fostering  the   development  of  education,  commerce,  industry,  and  agriculture  in  Osceola  County   and  the  Kissimmee  Valley  area.”  Each  year  we  award  more  than  $50,000  in   premiums,  scholarships,  and  trophies  to  residents  of  Osceola  County.  There  is  a   contest  and  an  opportunity  for  everyone  to  get  involved  from  4H  and  FFA  students   to  our  senior  residents,  and  everyone  in  between.  So  get  started  today  and  be  a  part   of  this  amazing  tradition.  We  hope  all  residents  of  Central  Florida  and  beyond  take   the  time  to  enjoy  a  day  at  the  fair.  Although  the  acts  are  better  than  ever,  the  rides   are  bigger  than  ever,  and  the  food  is  even  more  creative  and  yummy,  our  traditions   and  sense  of  family  remains  the  same.  So  whether  you  can  stop  by  for  an  afternoon   or  spend  an  entire  weekend  enjoying  all  that  we  have  to  offer.  

 

See  you  at  the  fair!   Sincerely,   Dale  Davis,  President   KVLS  &  Osceola  County  Fair  

 

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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICU LTURE AND CONSU MER SERVICES COMMISSIONER ADAM

H. PUTNA M

THE CAPITOL

Welcome to the Osceola County Fair & Livestock Show! Each year, approximately 5 million people attend one of the numerous fairs around our state. As Florida's Commissioner of Agriculture, I am enthusiastic about the positive impact fairs and livestock shows have on the agricultural industry. Events like the Osceola County Fair & Livestock Show are an excellent platform for showcasing the finest "Fresh From Florida" products as well as the industry's latest technological advancements and innovations. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services created and maintains the "Fresh from Florida" program, which assists small and large producers alike by promoting the wide variety of high quality products that are grown and harvested in Florida. I hope we can also count on your support of this program - just look for items with the "Fresh from Florida" label. Together, we can help our state's agricultural industry thrive. While you are visiting the Osceola County Fair & Livestock Show today, I hope you will take the opportunity to enjoy the outstanding food, ente11ainment, contests and youth exhibits. Most importantly, I hope your day at the fair will allow you to experience Florida's agricultural roots and its impact on our great state. Enjoy! Sincerely,

Adam H. Putnam Commissioner of Agriculture

 

Rules of The State of Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Division of Animal Industry-Chapter 5C-4 Admission of Animals for Exhibition 5C-4.0015 Definitions. 5C-4.00I6 Applications. Cards. Forms. Other Official Documents Required and Fees. 5C-4.0017 General Requirements. Exemptions and Limitations. 5C-4.002 Cattle or Bison. 5C-4.003 Swine. 5C-4.004 Poultry. Domestic Fowl or Ratites. 5C-4.005 Goats or Sheep. 5C-4.006 Violation of Rules. (Repealed) 5C-4.007 Sheep. (Repealed) 5C-4.008 Horses. 5C-4.009 Other Species. (Repealed) 5C-4.010 Penalties for Violations. (Repealed) 5C-4.0015 Definitions. For the purposes of this Chapter the following definitions shall apply: (1) Accredited Veterinarian. A veterinarian licensed in the state of origin and accredited by the United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA, APHIS) to perform certain functions of the federal and cooperative-state-federal programs in accordance with the provisions of Title 9 Code of Federal Regulations (9 CFR) @ 161 (2005). (2) Animal(s). This term shall include: (a) Livestock including grazing animals, such as cattle, horses, sheep, swine, goats, and other hoofed animals; (b) Ratites, limited to ostriches, emus, and rheas; (c) Poultry or Domestic fowl which are propagated or maintained for commercial or breeding purposes; and (d) Wild or game animals which may threaten the agricultural interests of Florida. (3) Authorized Representative. An employee of the state or federal government, or a licensed veterinarian accredited by the USDA, who is authorized to conduct animal disease control and eradication activities. (4) Commercial Production Swine. Swine that have been subjected to and found negative on an annual brucellosis and pseudorabies test and have been continuously managed with adequate facilities and practices to prevent exposure to either transitional or feral swine and so recognized by state animal health officials. (5) Group. One or more animals maintained on the same premises or in contact with one another. (6) Horse. Any horse, mule, ass, zebra or other equidae. (7) Isolation. Separation of individual animals by a physical barrier in a manner that assures one animal does not have access to the body, excrement, or discharges of another animal; does not share a building with a common ventilation system; and is not within ten feet of another animal. (8) Market Class. An exhibition class consisting of finished fed animals that all go directly to slaughter immediately following the exhibition. (9) Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (OCVI). A legible record or certificate made on an official form from the state of origin or from the USDA, or a Department-approved electronic format, issued and signed by veterinarians licensed and accredited in the state of origin for the purpose of certifying the official individual identification, test requirements, and health status of specific animals for movement, exhibition, and other designated purposes. (10) Official Individual Identification. A form of unique individual animal identification including, but not limited to: (a) Official Eartags. Must be tamper-resistant/tamper evident, approved by APHIS, capable of providing a unique identification number for each animal, and capable of being recorded in a central repository. Such eartags must conform to one of the numbering or tagging systems approved by the USDA APHIS,VS in 9 C.F.R. 71.1. (b) Ear, tail-web or flank tattoos, approved by APHIS; breed registration tattoos when accompanied by breed registration papers; or an official brand when accompanied by a brand registration certificate; (c) Official leg or wing bands for poultry; (d) Color digital images or notarized color photographs of the animal, signed by a state-licensed, USDAaccredited veterinarian; or

 

(e) Implanted electronic chips with a unique number that is recorded in a single, central database. (11) Official test. A test conducted by a method approved by Department rules for the specific disease and animal species. (12) Poultry, Domestic Fowl or Ratites. Chickens, turkeys, quail, pheasants, chukars, peafowl, guineas, ratites (limited to ostriches, emus and rheas) and waterfowl that are propagated or maintained for commercial or breeding purposes. (13) Segregated. To maintain a group of animals separate from another group of animals in such a manner as to prevent physical contact between animals of the two groups. (14) Materials. Title 9 C.F.R. @ 71.1 (2005) is hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop SSOP, Washington, D.C. 204029328.

Specific Authority 585.002(4), 585.08(2), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(1), (2) FS. HistoryNew 1-19-95, Amended 6-4-95, 6-21-06. 5C-4.0016 Applications, Cards, Forms, Other Official Documents Required and Fees. (1) USDA. VS Form 10-11. An official USDA, APHIS, VS form required for submitting samples and reporting results of Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) tests. (2) Division. (a) Official Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (OCVI). These certificates are provided only to Florida-licensed and USDA-accredited veterinarians and may be obtained as provided in subsection 5C-4.0016(3), F.A.C. Depending on species and purpose (sale or movement), the following are Florida-recognized OCVIs: 1. Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, DACS-09000; for use with all species, in association with movement or sale. Cost is $65 per book of 25 certificates. 2. Official Equine Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, DACS-09002; for use with equine, in association with movement or sale. Cost is $65 per book of 25 certificates. (b) Equine Interstate passport Card, DACS-09207, is an official card provided by the Department to the horse owner, which certifies the existence of an official negative EIA test within the previous 12 months and a valid Florida Official Equine Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for interstate movement for exhibition purposes in states which accept the card. The document is valid for six (6) months provided me conditions in subsections 5C3.003(5)(a)-(f), F.A.C., are met. The Equine Interstate Passport Card is not acceptable for change of ownership purposes. It may be applied for by submitting an Application for Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09219, to the Division with the associated fee of $15.00 for the first equine and $5.00 for each additional equine on the same application. Copies may be obtained as provided in subsection 5C-4.0016(3), F.A.C. (c) Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS-09160, is an official document provided by the Department to the horse owner to show proof of a negative EIA test within the previous 12 months, for purposes other than change of ownership. The document is valid for 12 months from the date the blood was drawn and is renewable annually with an associated fee of $5.00 per application (Card). The Negative EIA Test Verification Card may be applied for by submitting the Application for Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS-09206. Copies may be obtained as provided in subsection 5C-18.0011(4), F.A.C. (d) Equine Event Extension (A Permit), DACS-09051, an official document provided by the Department to the horse owner, which certifies the existence of an official negative EIA test within the previous 12 months and a valid Florida Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. The document is valid for six (6) months provided the conditions in subsections 5C-3.003(5)(a)-(f), F.A.C., are met. It may be applied for by submitting the Application for Equine Event Extension, DACS-09078, to the Division as referred to in subsection 5C-3.003(5), F.A.C., with the associated fee of $10.00 for the first equine and S5.00 for each additional equine on the application; copies of which may be obtained as provided in subsection 5C-3.0011(4), F.A.C. (3) Forms. VS Form 10-11 (APR 90), is hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop SSOP. Washington, D.C. 20402-9328. Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, DACS-09000 Rev. 07/03; Official Equine Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, DACS-09002 Rev. 10/05; Equine Event Extension (A Permit), DACS-09051 Rev. 03/06, Application for Equine Event Extension, DACS-09078 Rev. 10/05, Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09207 Rev. 07/05, Application for Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09219 Rev. 10/05, Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS09160 Rev. 07/05, and Application for Negative EIA Test Verification Card DACS-09206 Rev. 10/05, are hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Animal Industry, 407 S. Calhoun St.. Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800; (850)410-0900.

 

Specific Authority 585.002(4), (5), 585.08(2)(a). 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(1) (2) FS History-New 6-21-06. 5C-4.0017 General Requirements, Exemptions and Limitations. (1) Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (OCVI) Required. Animals presented for exhibition purposes in Florida, unless specifically exempted, must be accompanied by an OCVI issued by a veterinarian accredited in the state of origin. (a) The OCVI must be complete including the breed, sex, and registration number, and the official individual identification of each animal. (b) Results of a specific test requirement or herd accreditation, certification or validation number for each animal must be recorded on the OCVI with the date of the test or herd accreditation, certification or validation. (2) Expiration of Required OCVI. (a) For Florida-origin animals an OCVI is valid for 90 days from the date of issue; or until the expiration date of any required tests, whichever is the earliest date. (b) For animals imported into Florida for exhibition purposes only, the OCVI is valid for 30 days, except that, for equine imported into Florida using a current Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09207 or equivalent of the state of origin signed by the State Veterinarian or chief animal health official, the OCVI will be extended to the date of expiration of the Equine Interstate Passport Card or its equivalent of the state of origin. (3) Exemption to Required OCVI. An OCVI is not required for animals originating in Florida and entered in market classes provided that animals are segregated from other animals and the pens are occupied only by the animals in a market class. Pens used for market classes must not be reused until after cleaning and disinfecting. (4) Inspection Required. Prior to immediate acceptance at an exhibition, all animals presented for exhibition must be visually inspected by an authorized representative for: (a) The required official individual identification of the animal; and (b) Clinical signs of disease including, but not limited to: caseous lymphadenitis, blisters/ulcers around the mouth, nostrils, coronary band, pinkeye, pox, scabies, lice, ringworm, atrophic rhinitis, or multiple warts that are clearly visible; and (c) Evidence of compliance with animal tests and OCVI requirements, where required. (5) Animals Rejected for Exhibition. (a) Any animal in noncompliance with animal tests and OCVI requirements, or (b) Any animal not meeting the official individual identification requirements, or (c) Any animal which is suspected of having or showing clinical signs of dangerous transmissible contagious or infectious disease on visual inspection, or any animal which is known to be exposed to such diseases must be: 1. Immediately withdrawn from exhibition and returned to the place of origin, or 2. Examined by a Florida-licensed and USDA-accredited veterinarian at the owner's expense within 24 hours, who certifies by a signed, written statement, that the animal is free of dangerous transmissible, contagious or infectious disease and pests. (6) Forms. Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09207 Rev. 07/05, is hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Animal Industry, 407 S. Calhoun St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800.

Specific Authority 585.002(4), 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a) 585 145(1) (2) FS HistoryNew 6-21-06. 5C-4.002 Cattle or Bison. (1) OCVI Required. (a) Florida-origin cattle or bison moved for exhibition must be accompanied by an OCVI dated not more than 90 days prior to exhibition. (b) Cattle or bison imported from other states for exhibition must be accompanied by an OCVI dated not more than 30 days prior to exhibition. (2) Test or Certification Required. (a) Tuberculosis. 1. Florida-origin cattle or bison may be entered for exhibition without a tuberculin test. 2. Imported dairy cattle may be entered for exhibition provided they have a negative caudal fold tuberculin skin test within 30 days prior to the date of the exhibition; except that, dairy cattle from Accredited Tuberculosis-Free Herds originating in Tuberculosis-Free States, are exempt 'from this test requirement.

 

3. Imported beef cattle or bison may be entered for exhibition without a negative caudal fold tuberculin skin test provided they originate from Accredited Tuberculosis-Free States or Herds. Otherwise, they must meet the requirements in subparagraph 5C-4.002(2)(a)2., F.A.C. (b) Brucellosis. 1. Test Required. Cattle or bison, six (6) months of age or older, must have evidence of a negative brucellosis test within 30 days prior to the date of exhibition. 2. Exemption from Required Brucellosis Test. a. Steers and spayed heifers; and b. Cattle or bison originating from a Certified Brucellosis-Free Herd, or a Brucellosis Class Free State or Area which when certified, the OCVI must show the certified herd number and the date of the last herd certification test; and c. Cattle or bison from non-quarantined herds originating from Class A State or Area provided that the cattle are under 18 months of age,

Specific Authority 585.002(4). 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(1), (2) FS. History-Amended 7-25-66, 11-15-67, 1-1-70, 7-1-71, 9-1-72, 8-7-77, 8-8-79, 9-30-80, 6-26-83. Formerly 5C-4.02, Amended 4-17-89, 1-19-95, 6-21-06. 5C-4.003 Swine. (1) OCVI Required. (a) Swine for exhibition must be accompanied by an OCVI dated not more than 90 days prior to presentation for exhibition. (b) Swine imported for exhibition must be accompanied by an OCVI dated not more than 30 days prior to presentation for exhibition. (2) Tests or Certification Required for Breeding Swine. (a) Brucellosis. 1. Swine six (6) months of age or older must be negative to an official test for brucellosis within 30 days prior to exhibition, or 2. Originate from a Validated Brucellosis-Free Swine herd as defined in 9 CFR @ 78.1, or 3. Originate from a Commercial Production Swine Herd as defined in subsection 5C-4.0015(4), F.A.C. (b) Pseudorabies. Swine six (6) months of age or older must be negative to an official test for pseudorabies within 30 days prior to exhibition, or 1. Originate from a Qualified Pseudorabies-Free Herd as defined in 9 CFR @ 85, or 2. Originate from an Approved Commercial Production Swine Herd. (3) Exemptions. Swine for exhibition as "market class" swine are exempt from the OCVI and test requirements provided that all swine in the class go directly to slaughter following the exhibition. (4) Isolation. Breeding swine returning to the farm from exhibitions must be isolated from other swine at least 30 days before being returned to the herd. Breeding swine for exhibition must be maintained in isolation between exhibitions or move directly between exhibitions. (5) Materials. 9 CFR @ 78 (2005) and @ 85 (2005) are hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop SSOP, Washington, D.C. 20402-9328.

Specific Authority 585.002(4), 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(1), (2) FS. History-Amended 3-21-64, 6-20-68, 1-1-71, 3-1-72, Formerly 5C-4.03. Amended 4-17-89, 1-19-95, 6-21-06. 5C-4.004 Poultry, Domestic Fowl or Ratites. (1) OCVI Required. An OCVI is required for poultry, domestic fowl or ratites for movement into Florida, but not specifically for exhibition. However, poultry, domestic fowl or ratites presented for exhibition without an OCVI, must be inspected as provided in subsection 5C-4.0017(4), F.A.C. (2) Test or Certification Required. All poultry or domestic fowl entered for exhibition must originate from PullorumTyphoid Clean flocks or hatcheries, as provided in 9 CFR @ 145 (2005) and @ 147 (2005), or have a negative pullorumtyphoid test within 90 days prior to exhibition. (3) Materials. 9 CFR @ 145 (2005) and @ 147 (2005) are hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop SSOP. Washington, D.C. 20402-9328.

 

Specific Authority 585.002(4), 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(1), (2) FS. History-Amended 4-20-67, 4-18-84, 4-4-85, Formerly 5C-4.04, Amended 6-21-87, 4-17-89, 1-19-95, 6-4-95, 6-21-06. 5C-4.005 Goats or Sheep. (1) OCVI Required. (a) Florida-origin goats or sheep presented for exhibition must be accompanied by an OCVI dated not more than 90 days prior to presentation. (b) Goats or sheep imported into Florida for exhibition must be accompanied by an OCVI completed within 30 days prior to exhibition. (2) Identification. All goats or sheep entered for exhibition purposes must have an official individual identification in accordance with the National Scrapie Eradication Uniform Methods and Rules, APHIS 91-55-066, June 1,2005. (3) Test or Certification Required. (a) Tuberculosis Test. All dairy goats six (6) months of age or older imported for exhibition purposes must originate from an Accredited Tuberculosis-Free Herd, or have had a negative caudal fold tuberculosis test within 90 days prior to exhibition. When originating from accredited tuberculosis-free herds, me OCVI must show, the accredited herd number and the date of the last herd accreditation test. (b) Brucellosis Test. All dairy goats six (6) months of age or older imported for exhibition purposes must originate from a Certified Brucellosis-Free Herd, or have had a negative brucellosis test within 90 days prior to exhibition. When originating from a certified brucellosis-free herd, the OCVI must show the certified herd number and the date of the last herd certification test. (c) Exemption From Test Requirements. There are no tuberculosis or brucellosis test requirements for meat type goats or Florida-origin dairy goats. (4) Materials. National Scrapie Eradication Uniform Methods and Rules, APHIS 91-55-066, June 1, 2005, is hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop SSOP, Washington, D.C. 20402-9328.

Specific Authority 585.002(4), 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(2)(a). 585.145(1), (2) FS. History-New 11-4-76, Formerly 5C-4.05, Amended 4-17-89, 1-19-95, 6-4-95, 6-21-06. 5C-4.008 Horses. (1) OCVI Required. An OCVI or an Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09207, or equivalent of the state of origin, signed by the State Veterinarian or chief animal health official, is required for horses for movement into Florida, but not specifically for exhibition. (2) Test or Certification Required. All horses presented for exhibition must be accompanied by evidence of a negative official test for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA), conducted within 12 months prior to exhibition. The negative EIA test must be reported on: (a) An original owner's copy of a VS Form 10-11; (b) A laboratory certified copy of a VS form 10-11; (c) A legible photocopy of a VS Form 10-11. (d) An Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09207, or equivalent of the state of origin signed by the State Veterinarian or chief animal health official; which may be applied for by submitting the Application for Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09219 as provided in subsection 5C-4 008C4) F.A.C.; (e) A Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS-09160, or equivalent of the state of origin signed by the State Veterinarian or chief animal health official; which may be applied for by submitting the Application for Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS-09206 as provided in subsection 5C-4.008(4), F.A.C., or (f) A Department-approved electronic EIA form containing clear, color digital images. (3) Exemption to Test Requirement. A foal under six (6) months of age accompanied by its dam which has met the EIA test requirement is not required to have an EIA test. (4) Forms. VS Form 10-11 (APR 90), Equine Infectious Anemia Laboratory Test, is hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop SSOP, Washington, D.C. 20402-9328. Application for Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09219 Rev. 10/05, Equine Interstate Passport Card, DACS-09207 Rev. 07/05, Application for Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS-09206 Rev. 10/05, and Negative EIA Test Verification Card, DACS-09160 Rev. 07/05, are hereby incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Animal Industry, 407 S. Calhoun St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800.

Specific Authority 585.002(4), 585.08(2)(a), 585.145(2) FS. Law Implemented 585.08(3), 585.145 FS. History-New ]19-95. Amended 6-4-95. 6-21-06.

 

OSCEOLA  COUNTY  FAIR  &  LIVESTOCK  SHOW   GUIDELINES    FOR   EXHIBITION         1. The  Osceola  County  Fair  &  Livestock  Show  does  not  take  responsibility  for  lost,   damaged  or  misdirected  forms,  entries  or  articles  of  exhibit.     2. All  rules  are  subject  to  the  interpretation  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Fair.  All   decisions  made  by  the  Board  are  final.  This  Board  reserves  the  right  to  deny  or   allow  any  entry  to  the  Fair  and  Fairgrounds.     3. All  non-­‐-­‐-­‐commercial  exhibits  must  check  in  according  to  committee  guidelines  as   published.  No  exhibit  may  leave  the  grounds  prior  to  the  scheduled  release  dates   &  times  as  indicated  in  the  various  calendars  and/or  individual  department  or   section  rules.     4. In  all  events  and  exhibits  being  judged,  the  judge’s  decision  shall  be  final.     5. All  entries,  if  not  claimed  by  close  of  check  out  time  shall  become  the  property  of   the  Fair.  All  premiums  will  be  paid  and  checks  mailed  within  6  weeks  after  the   fair  ends.  Premium  checks  MUST  be  cashed  within  60  days  of  the  issue  date.     6. A  $30.00  fee  or  5%  of  the  face  amount  will  be  charged  for  any  bad  check   received  by  the  Fair  for  entries,  animal  sales,  sponsorships,  contracts,  etc.     7. Any  formal  complaints  shall  be  presented  in  writing  within  six  (6)  hours  of  the   discrepancy  to  the  Fair  Office  to  be  handled  as  they  see  fit.       8. Any  exhibitor  or  vendor  conducting  or  participating  in  any  illegal  or  immoral   activities  on  the  Fairgrounds  shall  forfeit  all  rights  to  display  at  the  Fair  and  will   lose  any  monies  owed  or  paid  by/to  the  Fair  for  premiums,  sales,  privilege   agreements,  etc.     9. If  these  rules  contradict  any  committee  rule(s)  the  committee  rule(s)  shall   prevail.     10. By  signing  any  privilege  agreement,  license,  entry  form,  etc.,  participant  agrees   to  release  and  discharge  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair,  Inc.  and   the  Board  of  Directors  &  staff  thereof  from  all  liabilities,  claims,  and  demands  of   whatever  kind  or  nature  that  may  arise  from  or  be  connected  with  the   participant’s  participation  in  any  activity  sponsored  by  Kissimmee  Valley   Livestock  Show  &  Fair,  Inc.                                      

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IAFE (INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FAIRS AND EXPOSITIONS) CODE OF SHOW RING ETHICS Exhibitors of animals at livestock shows shall at all times deport themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their conduct in this competitive environment shall always reflect the highest standards of honor and dignity to promote the advancement of agricultural education. This code applies to junior as well as open class exhibitors who compete in structured classes of competition. This code applies to all livestock offered in any event at a livestock show. In addition to the “IAFE Code of Show Ring Ethics,” fairs and livestock shows may have rules and regulations which they impose on the local, county, state, provincial and national levels. All youth leaders working with junior exhibitors are under an affirmative responsibility to do more than avoid improper conduct or questionable acts. Their moral values must be so certain and positive that those younger and more pliable will be influenced by their fine example. Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers and absolutely responsible persons who violate the code of ethics will forfeit premiums, awards and auction proceeds and shall be prohibited from future exhibition in accordance with the rules adopted by the respective fairs and livestock shows. Exhibitors who violate this code of ethics demean the integrity of all livestock exhibitors and should be prohibited from competition at all livestock shows in the United States and Canada. The following is a list of guidelines for all exhibitors and all livestock in competitive events:

 

1)

All exhibitors must present, upon request of fair and livestock show officials, proof of ownership, length of ownership, and age of all animals entered. Misrepresentation of ownership, age, or any facts relating thereto is prohibited.

2)

Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers, or absolutely responsible persons shall provide animal health certificates from licensed veterinarians upon request by fair or livestock show officials.

3)

Junior exhibitors are expected to care for and groom their animals while at fairs or livestock shows.

4)

Animals shall be presented to show events where they will enter the food chain free of violative drug residues. The act of entering an animal in a livestock show is the giving of, consent by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer and/or absolutely responsible person for show management to obtain any specimens of urine, saliva, blood, or other substances from the animal to be used in testing. Animals not entered in an event which culminates with the animal entering the food chain shall not be administered drugs other than in accordance with applicable federal, state and provincial statutes, regulations and rules. Livestock shall not be exhibited if the drugs administered in accordance with federal, state and provincial statutes, regulations and rules affect the animal’s performance or appearance at the event. If the laboratory report on the analysis of saliva, urine, blood, or other sample taken from livestock indicates the presence of forbidden drugs or medication, this shall be prima facie evidence such substance has been administered to the animal either internally or externally. It is presumed that the sample of urine, saliva, blood, or other substance tested by the laboratory, to which it is sent, is the one taken from the animal in question, its integrity is preserved and all procedures of said collection and preservation, transfer to the laboratory and analysis of the sample are correct and accurate and the report received from the laboratory pertains to the sample taken from the animal in question and correctly reflects the condition of the animal at the time the sample was taken, with the burden on the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person to prove otherwise. At any time after an animal arrives on the fair or livestock show premises, all treatments involving the use of drugs and/or medications for the sole purpose of protecting the health of the animal shall be administered by a licensed veterinarian.

5)

Any surgical procedure or injection of any foreign substance or drug or the external application of any substance (irritant, counterirritant, or similar substance) which could affect the animal’s performance or alter its natural contour, confirmation, or appearance, except external applications of substances to the hoofs or horns of animals which affect appearance only and except for surgical procedures performed by a duly licensed veterinarian for the sole purpose of protecting the health of the animal, is prohibited.

6)

The use of showing and/or handling practices or devices such as striking animals to cause swelling, using electrical contrivance, or other similar practices are not acceptable and are prohibited.

Direct criticism or interference with the judge, fair or livestock show management, other exhibitors, breed representatives, or show officials before, during, or after the competitive event is prohibited. In the furtherance of their official duty, all judges, fair and livestock show management, or other show officials shall be treated with courtesy, cooperation and respect and no person shall direct abusive or threatening conduct toward them. 8) No owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person shall conspire with another person or persons to intentionally violate this code of ethics or knowingly contribute or cooperate with another person or persons either by affirmative action or inaction to violate this code of ethics. Violation of this rule shall subject such individual to disciplinary action. 7)

9)

The application of this code of ethics provides for absolute responsibility for an animal’s condition by an owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or participant whether or not he or she was actually instrumental in or had actual knowledge of the treatment of the animal in contravention of this code of ethics. The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person to have disciplinary action taken by the fair or livestock show for violation of this Code of Show Ring Ethics and any other rules of competition of the fair or livestock show without recourse against the fair or livestock show. The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent that any proceedings or disciplinary action taken by the fair or livestock show may be published with the name of the violator or violators in any publication of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions, including Fairs and Expos and any special notices to members.

10)

The act of entering of an animal in a fair or livestock show is the giving of verification by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person that he or she has read the IAFE Code of Show Ring Ethics and understands the consequences of and penalties provided for actions prohibited by the code. It is further a consent that any action which contravenes these rules and is also in violation of federal, state, or provincial statutes, regulations, or rules may be released to appropriate law enforcement authorities with jurisdiction over such infractions. 12) BY COMPLETING THE REGISTRATION process the exhibitor acknowledges they have read and approved the Rules & Regulations pertinent to their competition, as well as the code of shown ring ethics presented here. It is further confirmation they understand and agree to abide and uphold all the rules set forth by these documents. 11)

 

ALUMNI round robin SHOWMANSHIP Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:   Barbara  McGowan,  (321)  624-­‐-­‐ 1548   Kevin  Kersey,  (407)  791-­‐-­‐ 8653   RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:   • This  event  is  open  to  all  alumni  participants  and/or  Osceola  County residents. • Showman  will  compete  for  the  Alumni  Round  Robin  Showmanship  showing up  to  four  (4)  animals  for  the  Grand  Showman  and  Reserve  Grand  Showman. • Registration  begins  the  first  day  of  fair  and  runs  through  the  end  of  day  on Friday,  February  17,  2017.  Form  to  be  turned  in  to  KVLS  Office. • Limited  to  first  twelve  (12)  will  be  eligible  to  show. • Entry  fee  will  be  $20  per  person • Must  be  in  showmanship  attire. • Classes  and  animals  will  be  selected  by  lottery. • Awards  are  subject  to  change. • First  and  Second  place  will  receive  awards. • A  waiver  must  be  signed  by  BOTH  the  Alumni  Exhibitor  and  the  Owner  of  the Animal. PLEASE  NOTE:   • Time  immediately  following  Youth  Round  Robin  Show  (approx.  2:30pm) • Professional  Judge  will  be  used • The  entry  fees  from  this  event  will  be  returned  to  the  youth  through  clinics  and other  agricultural  events.

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antique TRACTOR and FARM EQUIPMENT DISPLAY    

Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     Rob  Carstensen,  (407)  892-­‐-­‐ 9833  |  Cell:  (407)  873-­‐-­‐ 3283       Sue  Carstensen,  (407)  892-­‐-­‐ 9833         RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:     • The  Antique  Power  Committee  of  the  Osceola  County  Fair  &  Livestock  Show   would  like  to  invite  the  owners  of  antique  tractors  and  farm  equipment  to   participate  in  our  Annual  Antique  Tractor  and  Farm  Equipment  Exhibition.     • The  exhibit  dates  are  February  10-­‐-­‐ 19,  2017.       • For  more  information  or  to  sign  up  an  exhibit,  please  feel  free  to  call  Robert   or  Sue  Carstensen  at  the  numbers  above.     • *No  tractors  can  be  moved  during  fair  hours*         CHECK-­‐-­‐ IN/CHECKOUT:     • Check  in:  Thursday,  February  09,  2017,  3  pm-­‐-­‐ 7  pm     • Check  out:  Monday,  February  20,  2017,  8  am-­‐-­‐ 10  am    

 

       

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BABY HEARTS pageant

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FEB.  12,  2017       3:00PM  

      Chairperson/Contact  Information:     Tracy Lanier | (407) 709-7076         ELIGIBILTY:     • Open  to  children  of  Osceola  County  residents.       • Ages:  1  year  old,  2  years  old,  3  years  old  and  4  years  old.       o They  must  be  in  their  age  category  based  on  birthday  by  date  of  show   (2/14/2017).       • There  is  a  limit  of  10  boys  and  10  girls  in  each  age  group.         JUDGING  CATEGORIES:       • Personality  and  Western  Wear.  (NO  REMOVAL  OF  CLOTHING)     • 4  year  olds  should  be  prepared  to  go  on  stage  alone  and  answer  the   questions:     o What  is  your  favorite  food  to  eat  at  the  fair?     o What  is  your  favorite  ride  at  the  fair?         REGISTRATION:     o Online  registration  will  open  January  16th,  2017.     o No  paper  forms  will  be  accepted.         FEES:     • There  will  be  a  non-­‐-­‐-­‐refundable  $10.00  application  fee  for  each  child  payable   when  applying  via  the  online  registration  form.     • Application  is  a  First  Come  First  Served  model,  and  will  close  after  each   individual  age  group  hits  ten  (10)  entries.        AWARDS:     • Prizes  for  the  first  three  places  in  each  age  group  and  ribbons.         DAY  OF  SHOW:     • Time  to  be  in  the  stands:     o 1  year  olds  |  2:45  PM   o 2  year  olds  |  3:00  PM   o 3  year  olds  |  3:15  PM   o 4  year  olds  |  3:30     PM         CHECK-­‐-­‐ IN:     • When  you  get  to  the  reserved  section,  check  in  with  KVLS  representative  to   get  your  child’s  number.          

       

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BABY HEARTS pageant

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FEB.  12,  2017       3:00PM  

 

 

FAIR  ADMISSION:   • Please  go  to  the  stage  inside  the  exhibition  building.   • ONE  adult  pass  per  child  will  be  issued  after  ONLINE  payment  is  made.   • Lost  or  misplaced  passes  will  not  be  re-­‐-­‐ issued.   • Anyone  registering  after  February  5th,  2017  will  be  responsible  for  picking   up  their  pass  in  the  fair  office  prior  to  the  fair  opening  February  10th,  2017.   • All  others  will  NOT  be  issued  a  pass  and  must  pay  the  regular  admission  fee.   • The  Baby  Show  is  in  a  designated  area;  seating  will  be  available  for  the  child   and  the  one  family  member  who  will  be  going  on  stage  with  the  child.    

 

 

                   

DRESS:   • Changing  facilities  are  NOT  AVAILABLE.   • Please  dress  your  child  before  arriving.   WAITING:   • Please  bring  bottles,  crackers,  toys  etc.  to  pacify  your  child  while  they  are   waiting  for  their  turn  to  take  the  stage.   o They  tend  to  get  restless  during  this  period.   OTHER:   • Bruce  Wilson  Photography  offers  picture  packages  for  all  participants.  Please   plan  to  have  pictures  taken  before  the  pageant  begins.   • Decision  of  the  judges  is  final.  

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CHILDREN’S

 

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FEB.  12,  2017  @  11:30  AM  

    Chairperson/Contact  Information:     • Ashley Avant     o (407) 456-4620 | [email protected]         GENERAL  RULES:     • Competition  is  open  to  all  children  of  Osceola  County  residents,  ages  4   through  12  years.       • PARENTS/GUARDIAN  ID'S  WILL  BE  CHECKED  FOR  PROOF  OF   RESIDENCY.         • Enter  through  the  main  gate  on  east  side  of  Osceola  Heritage  Park.     • Each  animal  must  be  controlled  by  a  suitable  collar,  led  and  shown  by  a  child   capable  of  keeping  the  animal  under  control.       o The  child  and  pet  will  be  disqualified  if  the  child  cannot  keep  the   animal  under  control,  Animals  requiring  shots  should  have  them   complete  and  up  to  date.       • PLEASE  CARRY  PROOF  OF  VACCINATION  (for  domestic  animals)  or   HEALTH  CERTIFICATE  for  livestock  animals  WITH  YOU  THE  DAY  OF  THE   SHOW.       • You  will  not  be  able  to  show  without  them.  NO  EXCEPTIONS.     • Entrants  shall  be  allowed  to  show  only  ONE  (1)  animal  in  each  category,   with  a  maximum  of  two  (2)  categories  for  any  one  animal.       • Only  two  (2)  animals  per  child.           REGISTRATION:     • All  entries  must  be  received  no  later  than  February  3,  2017  by  11:59  PM.   (NO  LATE  ENTRIES).     • Registration  online  will  be  open  Monday,  January  16,  2017.     • Parents  of  each  entrant  are  responsible  for  both  child  and  animal.       • One  adult  will  be  admitted  free  when  accompanied  by  a  child  and  animal   entered  in  the  show.           AWARDS:     • Rosette  trophy  will  be  awarded  for  Best  in  Show.       o Ribbons  will  be  awarded  for  1st  through  6th  place  animals  in  each   category.     • Categories  are  as  follows:     o BEST  CAT    (household  variety)     o BEST  DOG  (mixed  breed,  pet  quality,  not  show)     o BEST  LIVESTOCK  PET  (pig,  goat,  etc.)  **No  animals  over  100  lbs.  i.e.   No  HORSES,  DONKEYS**     o UGLIEST  PET    

 

       

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CHILDREN’S

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FEB.  12,  2017  @  11:30  AM  

o MOST  UNUSUAL  PET   o BEST  PERFORMING  PET    (not  costumed)   o BEST  COSTUMED  PET    (not  performing)  

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The  Best  in  Show  will  be  decided  from  the  First  Place  Winners  in  the  seven   categories  listed  above.  

 

                           

DAY  OF  SHOW:   • Sign-­‐in  table  opens  Sunday,  February  12,  2017  at  10:30AM  in  the  KVLS   Pavilion.   • All  entries  must  be  checked  in  by  11:15  AM  

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citrus &  p each TREE DEPARTMENT

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Jamie  Yates  Burrow,  (321)  624-­‐-­‐ 9534  |  [email protected]       • Martha  Yates  Souther,  (407)  509-­‐-­‐ 0900  |  [email protected]           ELIGIBILITY:       • Exhibitor  must  be  8  years  old  by  September  1,  2016.  Exhibitor  must  be  a   current  member  of  Osceola  County  4-­‐H,  FFA,  or  FCCLA.         TREE  REQUIREMENTS:       • All  trees  must  be  planted  and  grown  in  the  original  container  issued  to  them   in  April  of  the  prior  year.  If  an  identification  tag  is  issued  in  April,  it  must  be   the  original  tag  and  present  on  tree  at  the  time  of  fair.       • Contest  officials  have  the  right  to  reject  entries  of  inferior  quality  or  diseased   plants.         REQUIRED:       • All  participants  in  the  citrus  tree  contest  will  be  required  to  participate  in   either  the  citrus  tree  skill-­‐-­‐-­‐a-­‐-­‐-­‐thon  or  exhibit  a  Citrus  Tabletop  (See  Youth   Exhibits  (Section  1-­‐-­‐-­‐Tabletops  /  Class  31  Citrus)  for  rules  and  requirements.     • Special  awards  will  be  presented  to  the  top  scorers  in  each  class  in  the  skill-­‐-­‐   a-­‐-­‐ thon  only.       • Top  scorers  must  earn  a  score  of  seventy  (70)  or  higher  to  receive  a   monetary  award.       • All  top  scorers  will  receive  a  ribbon  at  the  Citrus  Tree  Show.         DRESS  CODE:       • Blue  or  Black  jeans,  White  collared  shirt  or  Club  T-­‐-­‐-­‐shirts  tucked  in.  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  jacket  or   FFA  jacket  are  optional.         REGISTRATION:     • All  trees  must  be  registered  ONLINE  before  December  16th,  2016.           TREE  CARE:       • Each  exhibitor  is  responsible  for  the  care  of  his  or  her  tree  during  the  fair.         TREE  SALES:     • Top  6  Exhibitors  selling  their  tree  at  live  auction  Saturday  night  will  be   required  to:     o Provide  written  care  instructions  for  the  buyer.          

       

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o Write  a  personalized  thank  you  letter  to  the  buyer.  All  thank  you   letters  must  be  turned  in  to  the  Fair  Office  no  later  than  5  pm  on   Friday,  February  24,  2017.  It  must  be  in  an  unsealed  envelope,   stamped,  addressed  to  your  buyer(s),  and  return  addressed.  Failure  to   turn  in  your  letter  in  the  allotted  time  will  result  in  a  $100.00   deduction  from  your  check  and  the  check  will  be  held  until  you  do  so.   o In  addition,  exhibitors  are  required  to  hand  deliver  (or  mail  deliver,  if   the  buyer  is  from  out  of  county)  buyer  photo  and/buyer  gift  to  their   buyer.   o The  KVLS  Office  will  notify  exhibitors  when  the  photos  are  available   for  delivery,  the  exhibitor  will  hand  deliver  to  the  buyer,  get  the   buyer’s  signature  and  return  the  form  to  the  KVLS  Office  to  receive   their  check  (mail  delivery  will  require  a  receipt  from  the  post  office).   o Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  accomplish  this  by  the  determined  due   date.   o Please  allow  6  weeks  from  fair  for  photos  and  checks  to  become   available.   o Write  a  thank  you  letter  for  any  add-­‐-­‐ ons  received.   o Five  (5)  percent  of  sale  value  of  each  tree  will  be  deducted  by  KVLS  for   expenses  of  the  top  six  trees  sold.   All  exhibitors  that  received  a  Blue  ribbon  (except  the  top  6,  see  above  for   info)  can  sell  their  tree  at  the  Citrus  Tree  Sale  on  Thursday  in  the  Small   Animal  Tent  Arena  immediately  after  the  show.   o Buyer  will  pay  at  the  time  of  sale.  Checks  will  be  paid  directly  to  KVLS.   Tree  sale  money  will  be  paid  out  in  your  premium  check.  Please  allow   6  weeks  for  checks.   o Write  a  thank  you  letter  to  your  buyer.  This  is  an  honor  policy,   PLEASE  SEND  A  THANK  YOU!  

SHOW  LIMITATION:   • Entries  shall  be  limited  to  one  tree  section  per  individual.  Contestants  must   only  show  the  tree  issued  to  them  in  April  of  the  prior  year.  Replacement   trees  may  only  be  obtained  in  the  thirty  days  following  the  original  issuing  of   trees,  and  only  as  long  as  trees  from  the  original  lot  are  still  available.  

 

CHECK  OUT:   • All  trees,  except  those  sold  during  the  citrus  tree  sales,  must  remain  until  the   close  of  the  fair.   • Exhibits  removed  before  checkout  time  and  date  will  result  in  forfeiture  of   premium  money.   • Trees  left  post-­‐-­‐ fair  will  be  forfeited.    

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PREMIUMS:   • All  premiums  will  be  mailed  to  the  exhibitors  after  the  fair.  Please  allow  up  to   6  weeks.    

 

TREE  JUDGING  AND  AWARDS:   • Trees  will  be  pre-­‐-­‐ judged  and  classified  as  blue,  red,  or  white  by  qualified   judges  based  upon  a  pre-­‐-­‐ established  set  of  standards.   • Trees  rated  as  blue  will  be  eligible  to  be  “shown”  by  the  exhibitor  in  the   citrus  show.   • Separate  classes  will  be  held  for  junior,  intermediate,  and  senior  exhibitors.   Within  these  three  groups,  trees  will  be  placed  first  through  fifth  place  and   winners  will  receive  rosette  ribbons.  During  this  final  judging  process,   exhibitors  need  to  be  prepared  to  answer  questions  concerning  the  care  of   their  trees.   • First  place  winners  from  the  three  classes  will  be  considered  for  overall   grand  champion  tree.  The  class  receiving  the  grand  champion  citrus  tree  will   then  be  represented  by  the  second  place  tree  of  that  class.   • Then  from  those  three  classes,  the  reserve  grand  champion  will  be  chosen.   • Grand  champion  and  reserve  champion  will  receive  trophies.   • Exhibitors  are  responsible  for  recruiting  their  own  buyers.  

 

SECTION  1  -­‐ -­‐ -­‐   CITRUS  TREE  CONTEST    

   

CLASSES:   01  Junior  (8-­‐-­‐ 10  yrs.)  |    02  Intermediate  (11-­‐-­‐ 13  yrs.)  |    03  Senior  (14-­‐-­‐ 18  yrs.)   SECTION  2  –  CITRICULTURE   (Spare  Tree  that  was  purchased  in  April  2016)  

 

SHOW  LIMITATION:   • Each  exhibitor  may  enter  one  tree  issued  to  him  or  her  in  April  of  the  prior   year.  

 

CLASSES:    

01  Junior  (8-­‐-­‐ 10  yrs.)  |  02  Intermediate  (11-­‐-­‐ 13  yrs.)  |  03  Senior  (14-­‐-­‐ 18  yrs.)     |  04.  Cloverbud  (5-­‐-­‐ 7  yrs.)  

 

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PEACH  TREE  CONTEST  RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:    

ELIGIBILITY:   • Exhibitor  must  be  8  years  old  by  September  1,  2015.  Exhibitor  must  be  a   current  member  of  Osceola  County  4-­‐H,    FFA,  or  FCCLA.    

TREE  REQUIREMENTS:   • All  trees  must  be  planted  and  grown  in  the  original  container  issued  to  them   in  April  of  the  prior  year.  If  an  identification  tag  is  issued  in  April,  it  must  be   the  original  tag  and  present  on  tree  at  the  time  of  fair.   • Contest  officials  have  the  right  to  reject  entries  of  inferior  quality  or  diseased   plants.      

SHOW  LIMITATION:   • Each  exhibitor  may  enter  two  trees.   JUDGING:   • A  Best  in  Class  ribbon  will  be  awarded  for  Junior,  Intermediate,  and  Senior  in   each  class.  Only  blue  ribbons  can  receive  Best  in  Class.  

 

 

 

TREE  CARE:   • Each  exhibitor  is  responsible  for  the  care  of  his  or  her  tree  during  the  fair.   CHECKOUT:   • All  trees  must  remain  until  the  close  of  the  fair.   • Exhibits  removed  before  checkout  time  and  date  will  result  in  forfeiture  of   premium  money.   • Trees  left  post-­‐-­‐ fair  will  be  forfeited.   PREMIUMS:   • All  premiums  will  be  mailed  to  the  exhibitors  after  the  fair.  Please  allow  up  to   6  weeks.   Section  3  |  Peach  Tree   CLASSES:  

 

01  Junior  (8-­‐-­‐ 10  yrs.)  |  02  Intermediate  (11-­‐-­‐ 13  yrs.)  |  03  Senior  (14-­‐-­‐ 18  yrs.)  |  04.  Cloverbud  (5-­‐-­‐ 7  yrs.)  

 

Section  4  |  Citrus  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐Thon  

 

01  Junior  (8-­‐-­‐ 10  yrs.)  |  02  Intermediate  (11-­‐-­‐ 13  yrs.)  |  03  Senior  (14-­‐-­‐ 18  yrs.)  

 

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Chairperson(s):     • Beverly  Frankenberg  |  Chairperson   o C:  (407)  552g      6932  |    [email protected]   • Diann  Arthur  |  Co-­‐Chairperson   o C:  (407)  922g      1266  |  [email protected]   •

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ENTRY  FEE:   o ADULTS  (19  and  up)  –  $3.00  per  item  entered.   o YOUTH  (18  and  under)  –  $2.00  per  item  entered.   ELIGIBILITY:   o Entries  are  open  to  ALL  residents  of  Osceola  County.   AWARDS:   o Ribbons:   1st,  Blue  –  $5.00   2nd,  Red  –  $3.00   3rd,  White  –  $2.00   o Entries  are  judged  by  merit  and  prizes  are  NOT  guaranteed.   o All  Double:    Blue  ($10.00)  winners  (youth  &  adult)  will  then  compete   in  a  Best  of  Show  competition  with  a  cash  reward  of  $25.00.   o Please  note:  All  prize  money  will  be  paid  by  check  and  mailed   after  the  fair—  Please  allow  six  (6)  weeks.     **In  classes  without  competition  or  if  any  entry  is  inferior  in  quality,  awards   will  be  made  only  at  the  discretion  of  the  judges.  **     o DECISION  OF  THE  JUDGES  WILL  BE  FINAL.   o Youth  classes  will  be  judged  against  each  other  and  on  their  own   merit(s).   o People’s  Choice  Award  –  Any  adult  entered  in  quilting  or  needlework   can  win.  No  premium  will  be  awarded  for  the  People’s  Choice  Award.   REGISTRATION:   o Creative  Arts  Registration  will  be  available  ONLINE  at:   www.OsceolaCountyFair.com  through  midnight  on  Saturday,  January   21,  2017.     o Paper  registration  will  be  accepted  on  Saturday,  January  21st,  2017.   • Only  at  the  KVLS  Pavilion.   o NO  LATE  REGISTRATIONS  WILL  BE  ACCEPTED.     ENTRIES:   o Exhibitors  may  show  up  to  ten  (10)  entries  per  department.   o Entries  may  not  have  been  previously  entered  in  the  Osceola  County   Fair.   o Entries  must  be  checked  in:  

 

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• Saturday,  February  4,  2017,  10:00  AM  to  2:00  PM.   • Sunday,  February  5,  2017,  3:00  PM  to  6:00  PM.   o Baked  Goods  are  to  be  brought  in  on  SUNDAY  ONLY.   • No  baked  goods  accepted  that  need  refrigeration.  

 

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LIABILITY:   o Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Shows  &  Osceola  County  Fair,  Inc.  will  not   be  responsible  for  any  damages  or  loss  in  conjunction  with  any  and  all   of  the  Creative  Arts  exhibits.   o Attendants  will  be  provided  during  operation  hours  only.  General   night  security  will  be  provided  when  fair  is  closed.  

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EXHIBITORS:   o You  will  not  be  permitted  to  enter  the  building  during  judging.  

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REMOVAL  OF  ITEMS:   o Exhibitors  must  claim  and  take  entire  charge  of  their  exhibits  from   3:00  PM  to  7:00  PM  on  MONDAY,  FEBRUARY  20,  2017  ONLY.   o Items  removed  early  will  result  in  automatic  forfeiture  of  any   premium  money  due.   o The  fair  will  not  be  responsible  for  any  items  left  after  7:00  PM  on   MONDAY,  FEBRUARY  20,  2017.   o NEW  FOR  2017:  Premiums  will  be  MAILED  directly  to  exhibitors.   Please  allow  up  to  six  (6)  weeks  for  delivery.  

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DEFINITIONS:   **Exhibitors  may  enter  as  a  PROFESSIONAL  or  AMATEUR,  but  not  both.  **   o “PROFESSIONALS”   • Those  who  teach  as  a  profession  or  receive  a  percentage  of   their  income  for  the  works  they  create  will  be  considered   professional  and  cannot  exhibit,  unless  a  professional  class  is   listed.   o “AMATEUR”   • Someone  who  engages  in  a  pursuit,  studies,  science,  or  sport   for  enjoyment  and  not  money.   o “YOUTH”   • One  who  is  not  older  than  18  by  the  date  of  the  show  and   qualified  as  an  amateur.  

   

 

 

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A  numbered  tag  with  detachable  stub  is  attached  to  every  individual  entry   delivered  in  person.   o This  stub  is  your  receipt  and  must  be  surrendered  when  you  claim   your  exhibit.   o MAKE  SURE  YOU  GET  A  STUB  FOR  EACH  ENTRY  ENTERED.   The  use  of  copyrighted  characters,  logos,  or  other  material  is  prohibited.   No  commercial  exhibits  will  be  accepted  in  any  department.   The  Osceola  County  Fair  reserves  the  right  to  reject  any  entry  not  considered   suitable,  being  too  large,  heavy,  or  small  to  be  displayed  properly,  or  being  in   non-­‐-­‐-­‐compliance  with  these  rules  and  regulations.   o The  Osceola  County  Fair  and  the  Creative  Arts  Chairpersons  reserve   the  rights  to  amend  these  rules  at  any  time  to  best  serve  the  Osceola   County  Fair.   Entrants  must  follow  any  special  requirements  listed  under  any  individual   section.   Any  items  entered  into  this  department  may  be  photographed  and  used  by   the  Osceola  County  Fair  for  advertising  and  promotional  usage  at  any  time.   Exhibits  must  be  clean,  completed  (bound,  framed,  stuffed,  hemmed,  etc.  As   applicable  to  the  project),  and  strictly  handmade.   Every  entry  that  is  hung  must  be  framed  or  mounted  and  ready  to  be  hung   with  a  wire.   All  articles  entered  must  have  been  completed  by  the  entry  date,  and  never   before  shown  at  the  Osceola  County  Fair.  

         

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HOME  ECONOMICS  |  BAKED  GOODS  DEPARTMENT  (ABG)    

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Section  1:  Home  Baking  (Adults)   Special  Requirements  for  Home  Baking  Department:   o Half  a  cake  or  pie  will  be  eligible  for  entry  and  will  be  judged  on  the   same  basis  as  a  whole.  Six  cookies,  candies,  rolls,  etc.,  are  required  for   entry.   o A  whole  loaf  of  bread  must  be  entered.   o Loaf  cakes  may  be  baked  in  either  loaf  or  funnel  pan.   o Baked  goods  must  be  on  disposable  plates.   o No  glass  plates  accepted.   o No  microwave  baking  will  be  allowed.   o PLEASE  identify  baked  goods  (by  name,  with  list  of  ingredients).   o ALL  BAKED  GOODS  WILL  ONLY  BE  ACCEPTED  ON  SUNDAY,   FEBRUARY  5TH.  2017  from  3:00  PM  to  6:00  PM.   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  2:  Home  Baking  (Youth)  

 

**  See  Special  Requirements  above.  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult   section  above.  **    

HOME  ECONOMICS  |  DECORATED  CAKES  DEPARTMENT  (ADC)    

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Section  1:  Decorated  Cakes  (Adults)   Special  Requirements:   o Every  entry  must  be  submitted  on  a  sturdy,  footed  board.   o Floral  wires  may  not  be  inserted  directly  into  cake.   o For  health  reasons,  the  technique  of  ribbon  insertion  (fabric  inserted   into  a  cut  into  the  cake  surface)  is  prohibited,  and  items  must  not  be   consumed.   o Ribbons  may  be  used  to  decorate  the  edge  of  the  cake  board.   o Dummy  cakes  or  real  cakes  may  be  used;  however,  if  dummies  are   used,  it  must  be  possible  to  reproduce  the  item  using  real  cake.   o Judges  are  entitled  to  cut,  probe  or  dismantle  entry  to  establish  that  it   is  eligible  to  compete.   o Each  entry  must  be  solely  the  work  of  the  entrant,  except  for  the   Youth  Division,  where  an  adult  may  bake  the  cake.  

 

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o Team  efforts  are  allowed,  but  all  team  members  must  be  disclosed  an   only  one  ribbon  will  be  awarded  (if  earned).   Cakes  may  be  covered  in  buttercream,  marzipan,  or  rolled  fondant.   No  artificial  or  commercial  decorations  permitted,  unless  specified.   Wires,  stamens,  Styrofoam  rose  centers,  floristry  tape,  and  thread  permitted   for  sugar  flowers  only.   o Edible  supports,  colors,  and  dusts  permitted.   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry  

Section  2:  Decorated  Cakes  (Youth)   **  See  Special  Requirements  above.  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section   above.  **   HOME  ECONOMICS  |  CANNED  GOODS  DEPARTMENT  (ACG)    

 

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Section  1:  Canned  Goods  (Adult)   Special  Requirements:   o All  canned  items  must  be  presented  in  commercial  clear  glass  jars   with  acceptable  lids  and  rings.   o No  name  of  exhibitor  on  jar.   o Please  label  jar,  identifying  contents  with  canning  date  on  jar.   Standards  For  Canned  Fruits  &  Vegetables:   o Color:  As  near  as  possible  to  that  of  the  natural  fruit  or  vegetable.   o Clearness:  Syrup  or  liquid  clear  and  free  from  seeds  and  bubbles.   o Pack:  Arrangement  with  reference  to  symmetry  and  best  use  of  space.   As  large  a  portion  of  solids  to  liquids  as  possible.  Uniformity  of  shape   and  size.   o Containers:  Labels,  suitable,  uniform,  neat,  clean,  and  standard  jar.   o Uniformly  ripened  products  firm  enough  to  hold  shape.  No  defective   or  over  ripe  fruits  or  vegetables.   o Only  young  and  tender  vegetables  should  be  canned.   o Jars  will  not  be  opened.   Judging  Criteria:   o Canned  Jellies/Jams/Preserves/Marmalades  will  be  opened  &  tasted.   • Appearance  –  30%   • Texture  –  35%   • Flavor  –  35%   • Excessive  sweetness  or  overcooked  flavor.  

 

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  2:  Canned  Goods  (Youth)   **  See  Special  Requirements  above.  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section   above.  **   •

 

HOME  ECONOMICS  |  TABLE  SETTING  DEPARTMENT  (ATS)     •

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Section  1:  Table  Setting  (Adult)   Special  Requirements:   o One  place  setting  is  to  be  displayed.  Include  tablecloths,  placemat,   dinnerware,  stemware,  flatware,  and  centerpiece.   o You  will  have  a  roundtable  25½”  tall  and  19¾”diameter.   §§ DO  NOT  GO  OVER  THIS  SIZE.   o Paper  plates,  plastic  ware,  and  paper  napkins  may  be  used  for  a  picnic,   but  they  would  not  be  appropriate  for  a  formal  dinner.   o Flatware  and  dishware  must  be  safe  to  eat  from.   §§ i.e.  no  glitter,  glue,  etc.  is  to  be  used  on  eating  surfaces.   Classes:   o 01.  Formal   o 05.  Casual   o 09.  Holiday  

Section  2:  Table  Setting  (Youth)   **  See  Special  Requirements  above.  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section   above.  **    

 

NEEDLEWORK  DEPARTMENT  |  (ANE)    

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Section  1:  Clothing  (Adult)   Special  Requirements:   o All  entries  must  be  on  a  hanger,  new,  clean,  and  pressed.   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry  

Section  2:  Clothing  (Youth)   **  See  Special  Requirements  above.  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section   above.  **    

 

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Section  3:  Crocheting  (Adult)   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  4:  Crocheting  (Youth)   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **    

 

 

Section  5:  Hand  Embroidery  (Adult)   •

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  6:  Hand  Embroidery  (Youth)   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **    

 

 

Section  7:  Knitting  (Adult)   •

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  8:  Knitting  (Youth)   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **    

 

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Section  9:  Machine  Embroidery  (Adult)   Special  Requirements:   o Garment  entry  must  be  on  a  hanger.   o Items  must  be  fully  finished.   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  10:  Machine  Embroidery  (Youth)   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **    

 

 

Section  11:  Rugs  (Adult)   •

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  12:  Rugs  (Youth)   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **    

 

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Section  13:  Sewing  (Adult)   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  14:  Sewing  (Youth)   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **  

 

 

Section  15:  Weaving  (Adult)   •

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   • Section  16:  Weaving  (Youth)   o **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **  

 

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• Section  17:  Memorials  (Adult  &  Youth)   Special  Requirements:   o Persons  living  or  dead,  residing  in  or  outside  of  Florida,  could  have   made  items  in  this  class.   o Entries  may  be  of  any  needlework  technique  represented  in  Sections   1  through  14.   o Brief  biographical  information  about  the  makers  and  or  stories  about   these  family  heirlooms  are  encouraged  and  may  be  submitted  with   the  entries.   o All  Needlework  Department  rules  and  regulations  still  apply  in   Memoriam  entries.   o Damage  or  stains  on  antique,  fragile,  or  well  loved  entries  are   acceptable.   o Quilts,  Afghans,  or  other  garments  too  delicate  to  hang  will  be  folded   or  draped  on  tables.   o Entries  in  this  class  are  for  display  only.   o No  premiums  will  be  awarded.   •

Class:     01.  Any  Entry  

 

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QUILTING  DEPARTMENT  |  (AQD)  Section  1:  Quilting  (Adult)   Special  Requirements:   o Entry  must  be  the  work  of  one  person.  

 

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o Wearable  must  be  submitted  on  a  hanger.   o Only  quilts  made  by  the  person  who  submits  the  entry  will  be  judged.   All  other  quilts  may  be  entered  for  display  only,  not  judged.   o All  quilts  must  have  a  4”  pocket  sewn  on  the  back  for  display.  

 

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Classes:   o 01.  Machine   o 02.  Hand   Section  2:  Quilting  (Youth)  

 

**  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **  

 

FINE  ARTS  DEPARTMENT  |  (AFA)    

 

Section  1:  Ceramics/Pottery  (Adult,  Amateur)   •

 

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  2:  Ceramics/Pottery  (Youth)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  3:  Painting  (Adult,  Professional)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  4:  Painting  (Adult,  Amateur)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry  

 

Section  5:  Painting  (Youth)   •

 

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  6:  Drawing  (Adult,  Professional)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   o 02.  Digital  Art  

 

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Section  7:  Drawing  (Adult,  Amateur)   •

 

Classes:   o 01.  Any  Entry   o 02.  Digital  Art  

 

Section  8:  Drawing  (Youth)   •

 

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   o 02.  Digital  Art   Section  9:  Photography  (Adult,  Professional)   Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  10:  Photography  (Adult,  Amateur)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Photography  

 

Section  11:  Photography  (Youth)   •

 

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Photography   Section  12:  Sculpture  (Adult,  Amateur)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry  

 

Section  13:  Sculpture  (Youth)   •

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   CRAFT  &  HOBBY  DEPARTMENT  |  (ACH)  

 

Section  1:  Basket  Weaving  (Adult)

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Classes:   o 01.  Any  Entry    

 

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Section  2:  Basket  Weaving  (Youth)   •

 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  3:  Beading  (Adult)  

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Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry  

 

Section  4:  Beading  (Youth)   •

Class:   o Any  Entry  

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• Section  5:  Dried/Silk  Flower  Arranging  (Adult)   Class:   o Any  Entry  

 

 

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Section  6:  Dried/Silk  Flower  Arranging  (Youth)  

Class:   o Any  Entry   •

Section  7:  Leatherworking  (Adult)  

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Class:   o Any  Entry  

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• Section  8:  Leatherworking  (Youth)   Class:   o Any  Entry  

 

 

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Class:   o Any  Entry  

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Class:   o Any  Entry  

 

 

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Section  9:  Metals  (Adult)  

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Section  10:  Metals  (Youth)  

 

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Section  11:  Models  (Adults)   •

Class:   o 01.  Airplanes   o 02.  Cars   o 03.  Wooden  Ships   o 04.  Doll  Houses   o 05.  Puzzles   o 06.  String  Art   o 07.  Decorated  Eggs   o 08.  Other     Section  12:  Models  (Youth)  

  **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.    

 

**  Section  13:  Rubber  Stamps  (Adult)   •

 

                 

Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  14:  Rubber  Stamps  (Youth)  

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Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry    

Section  15:  Scrapbooking  (Adult)  

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Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry    

Section  16:  Scrapbooking  (Youth)  

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Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry    

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Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry    

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Section  17:  Stained  Glass  (Adult)  

Section  18:  Stained  Glass  (Youth)  

Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry  

 

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Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry  

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Class:    

 

Section  21:  Woodworking  (Youth)    

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Section  20:  Woodworking  (Adult,  Amateur)  

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Section  19:  Woodworking  (Adult,  Professional)     Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry  

o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  22:  Sand  Art  (Adult,  Professional)  

Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  23:  Sand  Art  (Adult,  Amateur)  

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Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry    

Section  24:  Sand  Art  (Youth)   •

Class:      

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o 01.  Any  Entry   Section  25:  Specialty  Shoppe  (Adult,  Amateur)  

Class:     o 01.  Any  Entry   i.      Recyclable  Exhibits  

 

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Section  26:  Specialty  Shoppe  (Youth)     Class:   o 01.  Any  Entry   i.      Recyclable  Exhibits  

 

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HORTICULTURE  DEPARTMENT  |  (AHD)   Any  and  all  questions  regarding  the  Horticulture  Department  should  be   referred  to  Eva  Pabon  at  Extension  Services:  (321)  697-­‐-­‐-­‐3040.   Special  Requirements:   o The  exhibitor  must  grow  plants  at  least  sixty  (60)  days  prior  to  the   fair.   o Plants  will  be  on  display  indoors  for  two  weeks;  it  is   recommended  that  only  plants  suited  to  low  light  conditions  be   entered.   o All  entries  must  be  clean,  insect  free,  and  disease  free.   o The  Plant  Clinic  at  Extension  Services  (In  Osceola  Heritage  Park,   1921  Kissimmee  Valley  Lane,  Kissimmee,  FL.  (321)-­‐-­‐-­‐697-­‐-­‐-­‐3000)  is   open  9:00  AM  –  3:00  PM  if  you  need  help  identifying  your  plants.   Produce:   o Exhibitor  must  grow  his  or  her  own  produce.   o For  each  produce  entry,  select  three  (3)  fruits/vegetables  of  the   same  kind/cultivar  and  submit  them  in  a  bowl  or  basket.   o For  each  produce  entry,  submit  a  photo  of  you  and  your   plant/garden/tree.   o Produce  will  be  displayed  until  it  becomes  over-­‐-­‐ ripe.  

 

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Classes:   o o o o o

01.  Flowering  Plant  (must  be  blooming)   02.  Dish  Garden/Terrarium   03.  House  Plants   04.  Produce  (Fresh  fruits  &  vegetables—  NOT  PLANTS)   05.  Other  

Section  II:  Youth   **  Please  refer  to  the  class  list  in  the  adult  section  above.  **  

 

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Linda  Tyner,  (407)  414-­‐-­‐ 0101  |  [email protected]           GENERAL  RULES:     1. Open  to  all  Osceola  County  4-­‐ -­‐H,  FFA  and  FCCLA  members.     2. Registration  is  ONLINE  only.     3. All  animals  must  have  proof  of  vaccinations.  Please  bring  this  to  the   workshop  you  attend.  (See  Calendar)     4. Females  in  season  will  not  be  allowed  to  participate.     5. All  males  must  be  neutered.     6. KVLS  show  committee  shall  reserve  the  right  to  refuse  entry  to  any   aggressive  people  or  animals.     a. MANDATORY  PARTICIPATION  IS  REQUIRED  AT  A  SCHEDULED   WORKSHOP,  DATE  TO  BE  ANNOUNCED  with  your  dog  to  participate   in  the  show.  This  will  be  strictly  enforced.  This  is  for  the  safety  of   everyone  involved.  Please  bring  every  dog  that  you  intend  to  exhibit.     7. All  exhibitors  will  be  responsible  for  cleaning  up  after  their  dog.     8. Animals  MUST  be  kept  on  a  leash  at  all  times.     9. Talking  to  your  dog  is  always  encouraged  and  acceptable  while  exhibiting.  No   touching  will  be  allowed.     10. No  pinch  collars  will  be  allowed.     11. Treats  may  be  given  between  exercises,  but  not  during  the  exercise,  except  in   trick  contest.     12. Dogs  must  be  clean,  nails  trimmed,  coat  brushed  and  parasite  free.     13. Dress  required  is  white  shirt  or  club  t-­‐ -­‐shirt  with  dark  pants.     14. Limit  of  one  dog  per  class.  You  may  exhibit  a  different  dog  in  each  class  as   long  as  all  dogs  have  attended  the  mandatory  workshop.     15. Dogs  MUST  remain  in  the  show  staging  area  and  are  not  allowed  to  roam  the   exhibit  hall  or  the  fairgrounds.     16. You  are  only  allowed  to  walk  in  with  the  dog  prior  to  the  show  and  must  exit   immediately  after  the  show  with  the  dog.                                        

       

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SECTION  1  –  Obedience   CLASSES:   1. Beginner   a. Beginner:  The  dog  has  never  been  shown  before.   2. Advanced   a. Advanced:  The  dog  has  been  shown  before.  

   

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Class  placement  is  up  to  the  discretion  of  the  Chairperson.  

Obedience  Test:   1. Heel  on  leash  as  directed   2. Sit  and  Down  commands   3. Recall   4. Long  sit  (1  minute,  done  in  a  group)   5. Long  down  (1  minute,  done  in  a  group)   6. Stand  for  examination    

1.      Any  Entry  

SECTION  2  –  Best  Trick  

 

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There  will  be  a  15-­‐-­‐-­‐minute  break  between  the  Best  Trick  and  the  Costume   Contest  in  order  to  get  the  dogs  dressed.  

 

SECTION  3  –  Costume  Contest   1.      Any  Entry    

   

Awards:   • There  will  be  placing  of  first,  second  and  third  in  each  class.   o Blue  ribbon  $5.00   o Red  ribbon  $3.00   o White  ribbon  $2.00   • Highest  overall  score  obtained  in  obedience  beginner  or  obedience  advanced   o Best  In  Show  $25  

 

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YOUTH scholarship COMPETITION | (SC)             Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:   o Brooke  Davis,  (407)  908-­‐8365     o Cindy Moore, (407) 908-8868 o Mary  Beth  Salisbury,  (407)  873-­‐-­‐ 4002  |  [email protected]           GENERAL  RULES:         Premise:       o Each  year  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock,  Show  &  Fair,  Inc.  shall  award  eight   (8)  $500.00  Educational  Scholarships  to  eight  (8)  outstanding  exhibitors   participating  in  the  annual  fair.       o Applications  will  be  accepted  in  the  following  areas:       o Youth  Market  Steer   o Youth  Market    Hog   o Youth  Market  Lamb   o Youth  Market  Goat   o Youth  Beef     Heifer     o Youth  Citrus  Tree     o Youth  Exhibits.       o These  scholarships  are  based  on  achievement  in  4-­‐H  &  FFA,  not  financial   need.       o In  the  event  of  a  tie,  action  will  be  at  the  discretion  of  the  KVLS  &  Fair  Board   of  Directors.         Accounting  for  Awards:       o It  is  possible  that  a  winner  of  the  Scholarship  may  be  a  younger  exhibitor.  In   this  instance  the  $500.00  will  be  deposited  in  a  dedicated  scholarship   account  until  disbursement*     o *An  award  of  only  $500.00  and  not  the  accumulated  interest  will  be   given.       o All  interest  earned  will  remain  in  the  dedicated  account  to  assist  in   perpetuating  the  scholarship  program.       o All  such  funds  will  be  held  in  trust  until  proper  disbursement  is  requested.     o To  request  disbursement,  Scholarship  Winners  must  provide  a  validated   copy  of  their  current  educational  schedule  of  classes,  address  for  the   institution  and  corresponding  student  ID  number.       o Funds  will  be  made  payable  to  the  INSTITUTION  only.       o No  money  shall  be  paid  directly  to  the  exhibitor.       o The  money  may  only  be  used  for  education  expenses.     o Unused  money  will  be  refunded  to  KVLS  by  the  institution.        

       

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YOUTH scholarship COMPETITION | (SC)   o If  the  exhibitor  fails  to  pursue  continuing  education,  and  has  attained  the  age   of  25,  the  award  will  be  forfeited  and  the  monies  returned  to  the  KVLS   treasury.   o Funds  are  dispersed  to  registered  students  only.   o Each  $500  scholarship  award  can  be  renewed  one  time.   o Youth  can  receive  up  to  a  $1000.00  maximum  for  one  year.   o For  example,  youth  who  have  won  two  $500.00  scholarships  can  take   the  option  of  receiving  $500.00  each  year  over  four  years  or  $1000  each   year  over  two  years.   o No  PowerPoint  or  computer  generated  presentations     o NOTE:  Only  Blue  Ribbons  will  count  toward  your  overall  points.   Selection  Committee:   o The  scholarship  committee  will  appoint  community  leaders  to  judge  eligible   applicants.  

  Award  Presentation:   o The  scholarship  winners  will  be  notified  and  awards  will  be  presented  at  a   designated  time  at  the  April  KVLS  Membership  Meeting.    

Eligibility:   o Age:  14-­‐-­‐ 19  years  old  by  September  1,  2016   o Must  actively  participate  in  at  least  one  of  the  eligible  competitive  programs.   o Exhibitors  may  compete  for  one  scholarship  per  year.   o Youth  may  only  win  one  time  in  each  of  the  project  areas  listed  above  and  no   more  than  a  total  of  two  scholarships  during  his  or  her  FFA  or  4-­‐H     career.    

Points  will  be  awarded  in  the  following  areas:   o MARKET/AUCTION  ANIMAL   o 10  Points  |  Record  Book   o 50  Points  |  Illustrated  Talk   o 40  Points  |  Interview   o GENERAL  YOUTH   o 10  Points  |  Placement  in  Youth  Competitions   o 50  Points  |  Illustrated  Talk   o 40  Points  |  Interview   o BEEF  HEIFER   o 10  Points  |  Placement  in  Beef  Heifer  Competitions   o 50  Points  |  Illustrated  Talk   o 40  Points  |  Interview  

 

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o CITRUS   o 10  Points  |  Skillathon  and/or  Placement   o 50  Points  |  Illustrated  Talk   o 40  Points  |  Interview   *The  Illustrated  Talk  must  answer  the  question  “how  has  your  project  area  made  you  a   better  leader  or  citizen?”  The  illustrated  talk  must  last  between  5  and  8  minutes.  

 

Donald  Garmany  Memorial  Scholarship   o The  family  of  KVLS  Board  and  Lifetime  Member,  Donald  Garmany   funds  this  scholarship—  It  is  given  to  a  standout  participant  in  the   general  scholarship  competition,  and  at  the  discretion  of  the  Garmany   family.   o Awarded  to  an  exhibitor  ONE  TIME,  in  the  amount  of  $500.00,  and  is   NON-­‐RENEWABLE.   o The  award  will  be  selected  by  a  panel  and  judged  on  the  exhibitors   application  and  Illustrated  talk.    

DEADLINES:   o APPLICATION  FORMS  ARE  DUE:  WEDNESDAY,  JANUARY  18,  2017,  2:30  PM  –   6:30  pm  WHEN  RECORD  BOOKS  ARE  TURNED  IN.   o THE  COMPETITION  WILL  BE  HELD  ON  MARCH  13,  2016  at  6:30  AT  the  KVLS   Pavilion.  

 

                   

SECTION  1   CLASSES:   o 01  ILLUSTRATED  TALK  

 

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Chairperson(s) & Contact Information: • Non-Animal Chairperson o Karen Kirkendall, (407) 973-4058 | [email protected] • Poultry Tent Chairperson o Annette Nation, (407) 348-7704 | [email protected] • Rabbit Tent Chairperson o Kathy Gantz, (407) 957-4145 | [email protected] • Plant Questions o Extension Services – Eva Pabon, (321) 697-3000 | [email protected] • Citrus Tree Chairperson o Jamie Burrow, (321) 624-9534 | [email protected] GENERAL RULES: 1. ALL CLOVERBUD ENTRIES MUST BE TURNED IN ON CHECK-IN DAY, THURSDAY FROM 4:00PM – 7:00PM. ELIGIBILITY: 1. Exhibitor must be between the ages of 5-7. 2. Exhibitor must be five (5) years old by September 1st of current year. 3. Exhibitor must be a current member of Osceola County. ENTRIES: 1. Cloverbuds may enter a total of seven (7) entries, one (1) per class, plus the Share The Fun Talent Show. (Data Sheet Required) No premium money is paid for talent show, they will receive medallions. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS: 1. All animals are required to be free of disease, parasites, and mites a. If not free they will be disqualified. 2. All animals will be checked at check-in. REGISTRATION: 1. Cloverbud Poultry and Rabbits need to be brought to Rabbit & Poultry Workshop prior to the Fair. a. Workshop date TBD, please check online calendar. 2. Poultry may bring 2016 cage card if showing the SAME bird. ANIMAL ELIGIBILITY: 1. All small animals must be left in their own cages at the fair.



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ANIMAL CARE: 1. Exhibitors are required to feed and water their own animals, including rabbits, poultry and small animals. 2. They are also required to bring their own feed, and keep their pens and cages clean. a. If not clean, premiums will be forfeited. 3. Feeding hours must coincide with fair hours. 4. The Exhibition Hall will not be open except for during fair hours. DRESS CODE FOR SMALL ANIMAL SHOW: 1. Blue or Black jeans, White collared shirt or Club T-Shirts tucked-in, boots or brogans. JUDGING: 1. Exhibitors must be present during the judging of Rabbits, Poultry, and Small Animals or prior arrangements made with committee, otherwise no premiums will be paid. PREMIUMS: 1. There is no competition amongst Cloverbuds. a. All Cloverbud entries exhibited will receive a participation medallion and a $3.00 premium per entry. Unless otherwise noted. 2. All premiums will be mailed to the exhibitors after the fair. a. Please allow up to six (6) weeks. CHECKOUT EXHIBITS: 1. Animals removed before checkout time and date will result in forfeiture of premium money. 2. All animal areas must be clean (inside/underneath/around) at all times, including checkout time. a. If not clean, premiums will be forfeited. 3. ANIMALS NOT PICKED UP AT CHECKOUT TIME WILL FORFEIT PREMIUMS. 4. No locks are allowed on Rabbit cages, but zip-ties may be used for safety. 5. It is required that all small animal cages have a lock and all aquariums have a ratchet lock for the security of your animal. A lock is not required for Beta bowls/vases.



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CLOVERBUD ANIMAL CLASSES SECTION 1 | Poultry Show POULTRY SHOW CLASSES: • 1500. Poultry – Hen • 1501. Poultry – Rooster • 1502. Duck – Hen • 1503. Duck – Drake SECTION 2 | Egg Decorating & Show CLASSES: • 1505. Egg Decorating • 1506. Egg Show *See Poultry Show Rules for Egg Decorating, Informational Posters, & Egg Show Rules* SECTION 3 | Rabbit Show RABBIT SHOW • 1600. Rabbit – Doe • 1601. Rabbit – Buck *See Rabbit Show Rules for Informational Poster Rules* SECTION 4 | Informational Posters CLASSES: • 1504. Informational Posters | Poultry • 1602. Informational Poster | Rabbit SECTION 5 | Poultry & Rabbit Costume Contest POULTRY & RABBIT COSTUME CONTEST • Costume Contest is open to all Osceola County Cloverbuds. • See Poultry or Rabbit Costume Contest rules. • Bird or Rabbit must be entered in the Cloverbud show and can only be shown by registered exhibitor. • Cloverbud may enter either poultry or rabbit. Limit 1 entry per exhibitor.



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Participation Ribbons only. Premiums not paid for Costume Contest. Does not count toward Cloverbud total entries. HAVE FUN!! Classes: o 9856. Poultry o 9857. Rabbit SECTION 6 | Small Animal Show

SMALL ANIMAL SHOW • 1700. Reptiles • 1701. Caged Birds • 1702. Aquariums o (Animals that live in water) • 1704. Pocket Pets o (Gerbils, hamsters, land turtles, etc.) SECTION 7 | CLOVERBUD NON-ANIMAL CLASSES CLOVERBUD BAKED GOODS CLASSES • Items must be on/in DISPOSABLE CONTAINERS and require NO REFRIGERATION. • Items must be cooked (except candy), must contain flour (except candy and Gluten Free), and cannot use raw eggs in recipe or have meringue (all eggs must be cooked or baked into recipe). A new recipe is required each year. o For example if you made Grandma’s chocolate cookies last year you cannot make them again this year. • NO PRE-PACKAGED, BOXED PRODUCTS OR PREMADE INGREDIENTS MAYBE ENTERED (for example, no boxed cake mixes, frozen bread or pre-made pie crusts, etc.). • Recipes will be moved to another class if mis-entered. • CLASSES: o 1900. Quick Breads (loaf) o 1901. Muffins (6) o 1902. Bar Cookie (6) o 1903. Cookies (6) o 1904. Candy (6) o 1905. Cupcakes (6)



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| (CB) ***Osceola County 4-H requires an additional recipe form be completed for project completion. Please contact the Extension Office at (321) 697-3000 or visit their website for further details***

Same as youth recipe on website, to be emailed.



SECTION 7 | CLOVERBUD NON-ANIMAL CLASSES (cont.) CLOVERBUD SEWING CLASSES • Tote Bag or Pillow must be made after previous fair, and not exhibited previously. Tote Bag or Pillow must be clean, and in good condition. • All sewing items must be brought to the Thursday Youth Exhibit check-in. • CLASSES: o 1800. Tote Bag o 1801. Pillow o 1802. Pot Holder CLOVERBUD HORTICULTURE CLASSES • Each exhibitor may enter only one (1) plant per class. • The exhibitor must grow plants at least 60 days prior to the fair. All entries must be clean, insect free, disease free. • Exhibitors are responsible for labeling all plants with common and botanical names. • Club Leaders Horticulture • Horticulture Agent will determine workshops. o Workshops are open to all Exhibitors, and dates are TBD. Check the fair calendar for more information. • Exhibitor is responsible for watering plants on display during fair hours. • Citrus Trees should be entered in the Citrus Tree Contest (Department CTC). • CLASSES: o 2000. Hanging Baskets o 2001. Flowering Plants (In Bloom) o 2002. Dish Garden/Terrariums o 2003. Landscaping Plants (In Container) o 2004. House Plants o 2005. Vegetable Plants o 2006. Hydroponics Plants o 2007. Shoe Garden CLOVERBUD CRAFTS CLASSES • No frames with glass will be accepted. • CLASSES:



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3000. Drawing/Sketching 3001. Bead Crafts 3002. Painting 3003. Recycle Crafts 3004. Wood Craft 3006. Duct Tape Craft SECTION 7 | CLOVERBUD NON-ANIMAL CLASSES (cont.)

CLOVERBUD PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES • Each Cloverbud may enter one (1) photo exhibit. • Photo must be taken by EXHIBITOR. • Entry may be a print, black and white or color photo made from digital photo. • All photos must be mounted on FOAM CORE MATTING. • Photo cannot be professionally matted. • Maximum size for single photo is 5 X 7 including mounting. • NO PHOTOS IN FRAMES WITH GLASS WILL BE ACCEPTED. • Attach a Photo Id Tag on back with title of photo, Exhibitors name, age, and club found in forms. • Must include photo release if people in photo are under age 18. Photo release is available in the “FORMS” section of the Fair website. • CLASSES: o 4000. Single Photos CLOVERBUD WOODWORKING CLASSES • CLASSES: o 5000. Birdhouse or feeder o 5001. Toy o 5002. Item for Home Use o 5003. Tool Box CLOVERBUD GAME BOARDS CLASS • All Cloverbuds may enter only one (1) game board. • Contest entries must have their name, club name & age written on back of board. • Game boards must be 15" x 20" or they will be disqualified, and not displayed. o Boards may NOT be cut into shapes. • Game boards must be designed to run on no larger than a 9-volt battery and you must supply the battery, and it must be secured to back of game-board. o (No free standing batteries will be accepted)



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| (CB) • Boards may be painted, drawn with pencils or marker or utilize any other craft technique. o Fresh materials that will not hold up for the duration of the Fair may not be used. • Each board must contain only one game and not be a part of a series of boards. • Boards may be 3 dimensional, however, they must not have sharp objects sticking out, or pieces attached that may be removed or fall off. SECTION 7 | CLOVERBUD NON-ANIMAL CLASSES (cont.) • KVLS Chairpersons have a final say over safety. • If constructed of brown cardboard, the front of the game board must be covered with poster board, wallpaper, contact paper or other similar material. • All game boards must meet the following criteria: o Made from cardboard, foam core or coroplast. o All electric joints soldered or taped to back of board. o The back of the board must be visible to judges. o Any boards with paper coverings concealing wiring will not be accepted. o Uses simple or advanced wiring (circuits). o Brads or small screws with nuts may be used to secure your wiring. If using brads, be sure to use uncoated brads. o Back of game board wiring must be neatly secured. o Board must have covered light, buzzer or other advanced electric technology such as LED’s, selector switches, etc. o If LED lights are used, they must be flat on back of board. o Must have group name displayed. o Holes must be punched in the top corners to be displayed. CLASSES: • 6000 - Game Board SHOEBOX FLOAT CONTEST CLASS • Decorate a shoebox to look like a Parade Float. You can cover it with whatever material you wish (i.e.paper, material, glitter, etc.) Give it wheels if you want to. Make it look like a Parade Float. • Bring it to the fair and we will have a Shoebox Float Parade in the stage area. Check Event Calendar for date and time of Parade. CLASSES • 8000. Shoebox float



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SECTION 9 | CLOVERBUD CITRICULTURE (CITRUS/PEACH TREE)

General Rules: • Open to all Osceola County Cloverbuds. • Exhibitors may enter one tree issued to them in March of the prior year. • Replacement trees may only be obtained in the thirty days following the original issuing of trees, and only as long as trees from the original lot are still available. • All trees must be planted and grown in the original container issued to them. • It must have the original tag on the tree when checked in at the fair. • These trees must be turned in on the same day as all other Citrus Trees and will be exhibited in the Citrus Tree area in the tent. • Exhibitors are responsible for the care of their tree during the fair. • Cloverbuds are permitted to participate in the skill-a-thon. • CLASSES: o Cloverbud Citrus trees should be entered under Citriculture Department: § “CTC”, Section 2, Class 04



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SHARE THE FUN | TALENT SHOW

GENERAL RULES: • All 4-H Cloverbuds may participate in the Share The Fun – Cloverbud Talent Show. You will receive a medal for participation. No premium will be paid for participation. 4-H S-T-F entrants may present acts as individuals or groups (groups are limited to 5 members*). You may compete in one (1) act. (One (1) Individual or One (1) Group. The time range for each act is three (3) to five (5) minutes. S-T-F participants will be performing at the Fair. Please note that you will be required to provide all the necessary instruments (including securing a piano) and materials needed during your act. It will not be the job of the 4-H Agent or the Fair to secure or move any equipment or provide adequate space for dance routines. • NOTE: You must complete a data sheet that is available from the 4-H office, the 4-H website or at fair registration day. This form must be turned to the Extension Services (4-H office) no later than December 19, 2015. NO EXCEPTIONS or act will be disqualified. Data Sheet must also include words/lyrics for songs, dramatic readings, monologues, poems, or skits. The Data Sheet must include description of act. Complete a data sheet for each member of a group act listing all members and each member of the act must indicate the category and class on their Youth Exhibit Registration form. PRIZES: • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place plaques and rosettes will be given for Jr., Int. & Sr. 1st & 2nd Place winners in Jr., Int. & Sr. will go on to District Competition. **Complete an entry form for EVERY member of a group act** CLASSES: 7001. Instrumental Individual 7006. Instrumental Group 7002. Vocal Individual 7007. Vocal Group 7003. Dance Individual 7008. Dance Group 7004. Dramatic Individual 7009. Dramatic Group 7005. General Individual 7010. General Group



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TO:  Market  Project  Exhibitors     4-­‐-­‐ H  Agents,  4-­‐ -­‐H  Leaders,  FFA  Advisors             The  application  form  and  rules  for  the  2016-­‐-­‐-­‐2017  Osceola  County  Fair  &   Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Market  Program  will  be  available  online  August  1st,   2016.  You  can  access  forms  by  going  to  the  KVLS  website  at   www.osceolacountyfair.com.         IMPORTANT:  All  entrants  MUST  HAVE  BEEN  ACTIVE  (as  defined  by  the  governing   associations  guidelines)  IN  THE  2015-­‐-­‐-­‐2016  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  OR  FFA  PROGRAMS…  and  must  be   verified  as  an  active  member  according  to  the  YOUTH  MARKET  ANIMAL  GENERAL   RULE  #  1.  Please  read  the  Youth  Market  Show  &  Sale  Rules.           COMPLETED  forms  accepted  Online  before  August  26,  2016  at  6:30  p.m.  YOU   MUST   RECIEVE   A   CONFIRMATION   RECEIPT   VIA   EMAIL   WHEN   USING   THE   ONLINE  SYSTEM.         The  draw  (if  needed)  will  be  held  on  Thursday,  September  1,  2016  at  the  fair  office.   See  Osceola  County  Fair  Event  Calendar  for  mandatory  dates.           We  are  looking  forward  to  an  exciting  year!           If  you  should  have  any  questions,  please  contact  your  Committee  Chairperson.         Participants  are  required  to  review  the  following:     o General  Market  Animal  Rules     o Selected  Species  Show  &  Sale  Rules  Please  complete  and  submit  the  following   online:     o Application  Form     o Hold  Harmless  Agreement/Grade  Check  Permission  Form   Steer  Exhibitors  Only:     o Must  bring  hard  copy  of  Breeders  form  to  1st  weigh-­‐-­‐ in.     o Secondary  Market  Animal  must  bring  hard  copy  of  Breeders  form  to  1st   weigh-­‐in  on  second  duplicate  copy.    

         

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KVLS  GENERAL  MARKET  ANIMAL  RULES  2016-­‐-­‐ 2017   SEE  THE  YOUTH  CALENDAR  FOR  ALL  APPROPRIATE  DATES  AND  TIMES  

 

ELIGILBILITY:   1. Only  active  Osceola  County  4-­‐H  or  FFA  members  are  invited  to  participate;   and  must  be  residents  of  Osceola  County  and  currently  enrolled  in  school.   a. Anyone  having  graduated  from  high  school,  or  currently  dropped  out   of  school,  shall  be  ineligible  to  enter,  show,  or  sell  their  market   animals.  All  entrants  must  be  active  in  the  4-­‐H  or  FFA  Programs,  and   meet  all  their  requirements.   2. If  your  animal  does  not  make  weight,  or  if  you  do  not  meet  any  of  the   requirements  of  the  market  animal  department,  you  are  ineligible  to  compete   in  the  Showmanship,  Fitting  &  Grooming  competition  and  premier  exhibitor   with  the  market  animal  exhibitors.  You  will  be  able  to  compete  in  the  open   animal  Showmanship  and  Fitting  &  Grooming  provided  they  are  offered.   3. Any  exhibitor  conducting  or  participating  in  any  illegal,  illicit,  or  thug-­‐   based  activities  on  or  around  the  Fairgrounds  shall  forfeit  all  rights  to   show  and/or  sell  at  the  Fair.  Any  monies  owed  by  the  Fair  for  sales,   premiums,  and  awards  will  be  withheld  at  KVLS  and  the  Committees   discretion.   4. Any  child  who  meets  the  general  market  rules  for  eligibility.  The  child  must   be  an  Osceola  County  resident  OR  lives/resides  on  land  in  a  bordering   county,  which  the  property  continues,  into  Osceola  County,  may  participate   in  the  market  animal  programs  provided  they  abide  by  all  other  rules  and   regulations.   Minimum  Exhibitor  Age  is  8  years  old   (Ages  are  prior  to  September  1,  2016)    

Age  Divisions:     Junior:  8-­‐-­‐-­‐10    |    Intermediate:  11-­‐-­‐-­‐13    |    Senior:  14-­‐-­‐ 18  

 

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REQUIREMENTS  FOR  ALL  MARKET  ANIMAL  EXHIBITORS  ARE  AS  FOLLOWS:   1. Minimum  of  2.0  GPA  (Grade  Point  Average)  for  the  first  semester  (verified  by   submitting  report  card)  or  minimum  of  70  on  the  Skill-­‐a-­‐thon.   2. Report  Card  to  be  turned  in  during  the  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon.   3. Complete  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon.  See  event  calendar  for  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  date  and  time.   4. The  exhibitor  must  show  their  animal  in  all  Showmanship  shows  or  contests,   (owning  animal  optional).   a. Incentive:  All  exhibitors  that  have  at  least  3.5  GPA  for  the  first   semester  (not  weighted  or  cumulative)  or  scores  at  least  95  on  Skill-­‐a-­‐   thon  will  receive  one  (1)  Funcard.  Any  exhibitor  that  achieves  both   the  3.5  GPA  and  scores  at  least  95  on  Skill-­‐a-­‐thon  will  receive  (2)  two   Funcards.  This  is  to  be  used  only  for  the  exhibitor  it  was  issued  to.  Any   exhibitor  abusing  this  will  have  the  privilege  taken  away.    

RECORD  BOOKS:   o Record  books  must  be  completed  and  turned  in  if  the  animal  is  to  be  shown   at  the  fair.   o Record  Books  will  be  graded  from  1-­‐-­‐-­‐100+  points.  Exhibitors  must  have  a   minimum  of  70  points  pass  to  be  able  to  show  his/her  animal.  The  Record   Book  must  be  kept  in  the  exhibitor’s  own  handwriting  (no  typewritten   pages).   o The  only  exception  to  this  is  the  auctioneer’s  statement,  which  must  be   typed.   o Awards  will  be  given  for  1st,  2nd,  and  3rd  place  BLUE  RIBBON  record  books.   o At  the  time  of  official  record  book  turn-­‐in  the  exhibitor  must  declare  if  the   record  book  enters  the  competition  or  pass/fail  category.  No  matter  the   decision  the  books  must  pass  in  order  to  show.    

 

SCHOLARSHIP:   o Exhibitor  Scholarship  rules  and  application  forms  may  be  obtained  online.   o You  must  be  age  14  by  September  1,  2016.   o Completed  application  forms  are  due  the  same  time  Record  Books  are  due.   AT  FINAL  WEIGH-­‐-­‐ IN:   o The  market  animal  may  be  re-­‐-­‐ weighed  only  once.   o The  animal  will  be  led  off  the  scales.   o The  scales  will  be  balanced  and  the  animal  led  immediately  back  on  the   scales  without  leaving  the  site  of  the  scale-­‐man.   o There  will  be  only  one  STANDARD  SIZED  halter  and  lead  rope  allowed  per   animal.   o No  animal  food  or  water  allowed  in  scale  area.  

 

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MARKET animals BEDDING  AND  CARE  ON  FAIR  GROUNDS:   o All  animals  will  be  bedded  on  sawdust.   o All  animals  must  be  fed,  cared  for  and  their  beds  cleaned  by  the  exhibitor  for   the  entire  time  they  are  on  the  Fairgrounds.   o If  this  is  not  done,  a  $50  fine  from  the  sale  of  your  animal  will  be  imposed.   DRESS  CODE:   o FOR  THE  SHOW:   o All  exhibitors  must  wear  a  white,  sleeved,  collared  dress  shirt  or   blouse,  tucked  in  with  dark  blue  or  black  western  trousers  or  western   jeans.   o Boots  or  brogans  are  required.   o Exhibitors  may  wear  a  4-­‐H  or  FFA  jacket.  A  4-­‐H  or  FFA  tie  may  be   worn  if  the  exhibitor  desires.   o No  other  jackets,  vests,  or  ties  will  be  allowed.   o FOR  SHOWMANSHIP/SALE:   o All  exhibitors  must  wear  a  long-­‐sleeved,  collared  dress  shirt  or  blouse,   tucked  in  with  nice  clean  jeans  or  western  dress  trousers.  Boots  or   brogans  are  required.   o Hats,  jackets,  ties,  vests,  will  be  allowed.   o THERE  WILL  BE  NO  EXCEPTIONS  TO  THIS  RULE.  

 

 

JUDGING:   o Grand  and  Reserve  Grand  Champions  will  be  selected.  Judging  of  top  five  (5)   animals  will  be  selected  in  steer  and  hog  shows  only.  Second  place  animal  in   the  class  that  produces  the  Grand  Champion  will  be  eligible  for  Reserve   Champion.   o Exhibitors  will  receive  ribbons;  however,  since  the  exhibitor  will  profit  from   the  sale  of  their  animal,  no  premium  monies  will  be  awarded.  Points  will  be   awarded  to  those  competing  for  the  Scholarships.   o ALL  JUDGE’S  DECISIONS  WILL  BE  FINAL.   SALE:   o The  order  of  sale  will  be  Grand  &  Reserve  Grand  Champions.  Top  five  (5)   selected  in  steer  and  hog  shows  only,  followed  by  all  first,  second,  third,  etc.   places  in  each  class.  Buy  back  prices  will  be  pre-­‐established  by  the  packer’s   bid.   o No  riding  animals   o No  animal  will  be  sold  more  than  once  during  the  sale.   o Buy  backs  will  only  go  to  the  pre-­‐-­‐ approved  packer.  

 

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MARKET animals BUYER/SALE:   • Five  (5)  percent  of  sale  value  will  be  deducted  by  KVLS  for  expenses  of  the   sale.   • You  will  also  be  assessed  the  current  rate  for  your  respective  Beef,  Lamb,   Goat,  and  Hog  Councils  (if  applicable).   • A  $5.00  fee  set  by  the  Buyers  committee  for  the  Buyer’s  Reception  will  be   deducted  from  the  check.   • Buyer  Gifts  will  no  longer  be  accepted  the  night  of  the  auction.   • You  will  be  required  to  deliver  your  Buyer  Gifts  when  you  deliver  the  Buyer   plaque  and  photo.   SALE:   • Each  exhibitor  shall  be  responsible  for  his/her  own  buyer.   • All  exhibitors  are  encouraged  to  try  and  invite  new  businesses;  there  is  no   limit  to  the  number  of  letters  you  may  send  out.   • The  more  buyers  who  attend,  the  better  the  auction.   POST  FAIR:   • Your  buyer  thank  you  letters  (one  per  market  entry)  must  be  received  in  the   Fair  Office  by  5  pm  on  Friday,  February  24,  2017.   o It  must  be  in  an  UNSEALED  ENVELOPE,  STAMPED,  ADDRESSED  TO   YOUR  BUYER(S),  AND  RETURN  ADDRESSED.  Failure  to  turn  in  your   letters(s)  in  the  allotted  time  will  result  in  a  $100.00  deduction  each,  per   market  animal,  from  your  check  and  the  check  will  be  held  until  you  do   so.   • In  addition  each  exhibitor  is  required  to  hand  deliver  (or  mail  deliver,  if  the   buyer  is  from  out  of  county)  buyer  photo  (photo  supplied  by  KVLS)  and/or   plaque  to  their  buyer,  and  Buyer  Gift.  The  KVLS  Office  will  notify  exhibitors   when  the  photos  are  available  for  delivery,  the  exhibitor  will  hand  deliver  to   the  buyer,  get  the  buyers  signature  and  return  the  form  to  the  KVLS  Office  to   receive  their  check  (mail  delivery  will  require  a  receipt  from  the  post  office).   • Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  accomplish  this  by  the  determined  due  date.   • PLEASE  ALLOW  6  WEEKS  FROM  FAIR  FOR  PHOTOS,  PLAQUES  AND   CHECKS  TO  BECOME  AVAILABLE.  

   

The  Board  of  Directors  of  the  KVLS  &  Fair  will  have  the  final  judgment  in  regard  to  the   interpretation  of  ALL  rules  and  regulations.  

  By  completing  the  application  form  online,  exhibitors  and  parents  certify  that  they   have  READ  and  UNDERSTAND  the  Rules  and  Regulations  set  forth  in  this,  and  all   corresponding  documents.  

 

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SECONDARY  MARKET  ANIMALS      

Chairperson(s)  Contact  Information:     Ronnie  Beam,  (407)  908-­‐-­‐ 6488     Cindy  Moore,  (407)  908-­‐-­‐ 8868      

COMPLETED  forms  accepted  Online  before  August  26,  2016  at  6:30  p.m.  YOU  MUST  RECIEVE   A  CONFIRMATION  RECEIPT  VIA  EMAIL  WHEN  USING  THE  ONLINE  SYSTEM.  Complete  only  if   you  are  exhibiting  a  second  animal.    

    RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:     1. If  you  choose  to  show  a  second  market  animal  at  the  KVLS,  you  must  abide  by   the  rules  &  regulations  of  that  animal.  The  KVLS  Board  of  Directors  shall  have   the  right  to  interpret  all  rules.     2. It  must  be  at  least  your  second  year  showing  a  market  animal  at  KVLS  to  be   eligible  for  the  draw.     3. If  you  choose  to  do  a  second  market  animal  a  lottery  drawing  will  choose  you   only  IF  the  cap  is  met  on  that  particular  animal.  You  will  not  be  guaranteed  a   slot  for  your  secondary  animal  the  following  year.     4.        #  of  cap  on  all  animals:     a.        Hogs:  105    |    Steers:  150    |    Lambs:  35    |    Goats:  30     5. You  cannot  show  two  of  the  same  species.  Secondary  animal  must  be   different  than  your  primary  animal.     6. It  will  be  mandatory  to  complete  a  record  book  on  your  secondary  animal   and  you  will  also  be  required  to  take  the  skill-­‐-­‐-­‐a-­‐-­‐-­‐thon  on  your  second  animal   and  abide  by  all  rules  from  that  market  animal.  You  will  also  be  required  to   make  all  the  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in‛s  and  deadlines  set  by  the  committee  of  the  animal  of   your  choice.     7. Your  application  must  be  completed  online  during  the  times  listed  above.     8. If  the  cap  is  met  on  the  animal  of  your  choice,  a  drawing  will  be  held  on   September  1,  2016.  You  are  allowed  to  be  there  or  you  will  be  contacted  to   let  you  know  if  your  application  was  drawn.     9. You  will  be  responsible  for  your  own  buyer  to  come  out  and  bid  on  your   animal,  just  as  you  are  with  your  primary  animal.                    

 

       

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    Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Chairperson     o Robert  Dalton,  (407)  973-­‐-­‐ 4216  |  [email protected]     • Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson     o Jaclyn  Dalton,  (407)  744-­‐-­‐ 4891  |  [email protected]               GENERAL  YOUTH  MARKET  GOAT  RULES:          ELIGIBILTY:     • The  Market  Goat  Show  and  Sale  will  be  limited  to  thirty-­‐-­‐-­‐five  (30)  goats  with   three  (3)  alternates.  Application  forms  are  due  on  the  required  deadline  date.   The  drawing  will  be  held  immediately  after  the  Market  Hog  drawing.       • The  Goat  program  is  accepting  goat  entries  from  those  4-­‐H    and  FFA  clubs,   which  want  to  enter  a  goat  under  their  club  name  as  a  fundraiser.  All   club  goats  must  follow  ALL  the  same  rules  and  procedures  as  an   individual  project  for  record  books,  Skill-­‐a-­‐thon,  show,  sale,  dress  code,  etc.             ELIGIBILITY  OF  ANIMAL:         • Limited  to  Market  Goats  (open  ewe  or  wether).  Each  exhibitor  will  be   responsible  for  obtaining  his  or  her  own  goats.  The  goats  may  be  purchased   in  or  out  of  Osceola  County.  There  will  be  no  preconditioned  or  pre-­‐shown   lambs  allowed.  There  will  be  a  mandatory  meeting  on  the  Tuesday  before  the   initial  weigh-­‐in.       • The  exhibitors  must  attend  this  meeting.  Any  questions  or  problems,  call  the   Goat  Committee  Chairman.     • All  goats  will  be  tagged  with  a  KVLS  tag  at  the  1st  weigh-­‐in,  including  spare   animals.  All  goats  must  have  a  Scrapes'  tag  on  the  animal  at  first  weigh-­‐in.   Animals  not  displaying  a  Scrappy  tag  will  not  be  permitted  to  be  unloaded.     • Weight  will  be  recorded  on  a  certified  scale.       • If  your  animal  is  injured  at  weigh-­‐in,  notify  the  chairman  before  you  leave  the   premises.           FINAL  WEIGH-­‐-­‐ IN  &  ANIMAL  ELIGIBILITY:         • Minimum  weight  at  final  weigh-­‐in  is  60  pounds.  There  is  no  maximum  weight;   however,  the  exhibitor  will  not  be  paid  for  any  weight  over  160  pounds.   Goats  will  be  weighed  on  certified  scales  and  this  will  be  the  official  weight.       • A  mandatory  meeting  will  be  held  the  day  of  final  weigh-­‐-­‐ in.      

 

       

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o See  the  youth  calendar  for  date  and  time  (Exhibitor  or  their  parent   must  be  present  for  weigh-­‐in.)   Goats  will  be  placed  in  class  based  on  weight.   Goats  must  be  carrying  milk  teeth  and  be  under  12  months  of  age  at  the  time   of  the  show.   NOTE:  In  the  event  the  number  of  applications  exceeds  the  number  of  pens   available  for  housing  the  goats,  management  reserves  the  right  to  assign   more  than  one  goat  to  a  pen  or  make  whatever  arrangements  are  deemed   necessary.  All  pens  are  assigned.  

SHOWING:   • All  goats  must  be  trained  for  show  and  to  be  controlled  by  the  exhibitor.   Animals  that  cannot  be  handled  properly  will  be  asked  to  be  haltered  or  be   disqualified.   • Filling  of  goat  with  any  substance  is  prohibited.  All  goats  must  be  shown  in   their  natural  confirmation  and  structure  without  alternations  or   modification,  except  for  the  grooming  and  treatment  of  the  wool  and   trimming  of  the  hooves.   BEDDING  AND  CARE  ON  FAIRGROUNDS:   • All  animals  will  be  bedded  on  sawdust.  If  exhibitor  is  not  participating  in   Fitting  and  Grooming,  Market  Goat  must  be  show  ready  before  their  arrival  at   the  Fair.  Show  ready  lambs  should  have  wool  no  longer  than  3/4  of  an  inch   except  on  the  boots.  Goats  are  to  be  kept  clean  and  in  show  condition  until   official  release  time.  The  animal  must  be  fed,  cared  for  and  their   beds/grooming  area  cleaned  daily  by  the  exhibitor  for  the  entire  time  they   are  on  the  Fairgrounds.  If  this  is  not  done,  a  $50  fine  will  be  deducted  from   the  sale  of  your  animal.   • Please  make  sure  all  goats  are  free  of  worms.   SHOWMANSHIP:   • See  Calendar  for  Showmanship/Fitting  &  Grooming  Awards.  There  will  be  a   • Junior,  Intermediate,  and  Senior  Class.  Rules  will  be  distributed  at  the   mandatory  meeting  in  October.  

  SALE:   • ALL  MARKET  GOATS  WILL  GO  DIRECTLY  TO  SLAUGHTER  as  defined  in   KVLS  General  Market  Animal  rules.  

 

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VET  REQUIREMENTS:   • It  shall  be  the  responsibility  of  each  exhibitor  to  have  his  or  her  Market  Goat   entry  vetted.  Each  exhibitor  must  present  an  official  and  current  health   certificate  at  the  final  weigh  in,  it  must  list  permanent  identification  and  free   of  evidence  of  disease.   • Vet  Day  is  to  be  determined.   • Market  Animals  must  meet  the  health  requirements  of  the  Dept.  of   Agriculture,  Division  of  Animal  Industry.  If  your  market  goat  does  not  make   weight,  you  must  have  valid  health  papers  to  show  in  the  Youth  Breeding   Goat  Show  of  the  Youth  Animal  Barn.   • If  you  do  not  show  in  the  Youth  Market  Goat  Show,  YOU  WILL  LOSE  YOUR   SLOT  FOR  THE  NEXT  YEAR.  ALTERNATE  MARKET  LAMBS  MUST  HAVE   VALID  HEALTH  PAPERS.   • All  exhibitors  must  have  a  valid  Health  Certificate  if  the  animal  is  transported   over  the  Suwannee  River.    

Section  4  |  Showmanship   1. Junior  Showmanship   2. Intermediate  Showmanship   3. Senior  Showmanship  

 

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Chairperson(s)  Contact  Information:     Chairperson  |  Shawn  Beck,  (407)  908-­‐-­‐ 3962     Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Jim  Morgan,  (407)  957-­‐-­‐ 5704     Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Duane  Goodson,  (407)  870-­‐-­‐ 3150             GENERAL  RULES:     1. The  Market  Hog  Show  and  Sale  will  be  limited  to  one  hundred  and  five  (105)   hogs,  no  alternates.  Application  forms  are  due  on  the  required  deadline  date.   The  draw  will  be  held  the  following  Thursday.       2. Applicants  will  be  divided  into  two  (2)  groups  as  follows:     1. GROUP  A:  Exhibitors  or  clubs  that  exhibited  an  animal  in  the  last  year’s   Market  Hog  Show  and  Sale.     2. GROUP  B:  All  others  qualified  to  participate,  as  defined  in  the  KVLS   General  Market  Animal  Rules.  If  necessary,  Group  B  applications  will  be   numbered.  The  corresponding  number  will  be  placed  in  a  hat  and   numbers  will  be  drawn  until  the  total  number  of  hog  exhibitors  is  105.         **An  additional  entry  will  be  placed  for  each  year  the  applicant  has  participated  in  the   draw  without  being  drawn  for  a  maximum  of  the  three  (3)  previous  years**         ELIGIBILITY  OF  ANIMAL:     1.  Is  limited  to  market  barrow  or  open  gilt  (boars  and  stags  will  not  be   permitted).  There  will  be  a  mandatory  meeting  the  Tuesday  before  the   first  weigh-­‐in/ear  tagging.       2.  THE  EXHIBITOR  MUST  ATTEND  THIS  MEETING.  IF  IT  IS  NOT   ATTENDED,  THE  EXHIBITOR  WILL  FORFEIT  THEIR  SPOT.  IF  YOU   HAVE  A  PROBLEM  ATTENDING,  PLEASE  CONTACT  THE  HOG   CHAIRPERSON  PRIOR  TO  THE  DATE  OF  THE  MEETING.     3. All  hogs  must  be  ear  tagged  at  the  official  ear  tagging  date.  Weigh-­‐in  of  hogs   is  optional.  We  recommend  that  hogs  do  not  weigh  over  100  pounds  on   the  ear  tagging  date.  If  your  animal  is  injured  at  the  weigh-­‐in,  notify  the   chairman  BEFORE  you  leave  the  premises.     4. Spare  Hog:  Each  exhibitor  is  allowed  to  weigh-­‐-­‐ in  and  tag  a  spare  market   animal  at  the  first  weigh-­‐-­‐ in.  The  exhibitor  must  declare  which  animal  will   be  exhibited  at  the  fair  at  the  time  of  record  book  turn-­‐-­‐ in.     5. Deadline  for  replacing  injured  hogs  is  November  24th,  2016.  If  your  hog  is   injured,  please  contact  committee.                

       

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Minimum  weight  at  final  weigh-­‐in  is  220  pounds.  If  your  hog  does  not  make   weight  for  two  consecutive  years,  you  will  lose  your  slot  and  must  go  back  into  the   draw.  There  is  no  maximum  weight;  however  the  exhibitor  will  not  be  paid  for   any  weight  over  310  pounds.   a. Market  hogs  DO  NOT  require  health  papers,  but  must  be  checked  by  the   State  Inspector  at  the  gate  upon  entering  the  fairgrounds.  If  you  do  not   make  weight,  your  hog  will  not  be  auctioned  off.  In  addition,  your  hog       must  be  taken  home  and  brought  back  to  the  Youth  Swine  Show  to   maintain  your  status  in  the  Market  Hog  Program.  Exhibitor  or  their  agent   must  be  present  for  the  weigh-­‐in.  If  your  hog  is  to  be  shown  in  the  Youth   Swine  Show,  please  contact  Youth  Swine   Chairperson.   b. Hogs  will  be  weighed  on  certified  scales  and  this  will  be  the  official  weight.   Hogs  will  only  have  one  opportunity  to  be  re-­‐weighed.  This  will  consist  of   removing  the  hog  from  the  scales,  setting  scales  to  zero  and  immediately   re-­‐weighing.  Hogs  will  not  be  permitted  to  leave  the  weigh-­‐in  pen  area  prior   to  being  re-­‐weighed.  No  food  or  water  in  scale   area.   7. A  MANDATORY  MEETING  WILL  BE  HELD  ON  THURSDAY,  FEBRUARY  9th,   See  event  calendar  for  time.  Hogs  will  be  placed  in  classes  based  on  final  weight.   The  management  reserves  the  right  to  determine  the  number  of  and  size  of   classes  to  ensure  maximum  efficiency  in  conducting  the  show.  All  pens  are   assigned.   8. All  animals  must  be  fed,  cared  for  and  their  beds  cleaned  by  the  exhibitor  for  the   entire  time  they  are  on  the  Fairgrounds.  If  this  is  not  done,  a  $50  fine  will  be   deducted  from  the  sale  of  your  animal.   9. All  hogs  must  be  trained  for  show  and  controlled  by  the  exhibitor.  Animals  that   cannot  be  handled  properly  by  the  exhibitor  will  be  disqualified.   10. All  animals  will  be  bedded  in  sawdust.  ALL  HOGS  MUST  COME  IN  CLEAN.  DUE   TO  STATE  AGRICULTURE  REGULATIONS,  ALL  TRAILERS  MUST  BE  CLEAN   AND  SANITIZED.  THE  INSPECTOR  MAY  REFUSE  ENTRY  OF  THE  ANIMAL.   1. Any  Exhibitor  that  fails  to  send  their  “thank  you”  letter(s)  by  the  required  date  for   two  (2)  consecutive  years  will  lose  their  spot  and  must  re-­‐enter  the   draw.   SHOWMANSHIP:   12. A  separate  competition  will  be  held  on  Saturday.  There  will  be  a  Junior,   Intermediate  and  Senior  Showmanship  class.  

 

Section  6  |  Showmanship  

 

1. Junior  Showmanship   2. Intermediate  Showmanship   3. Senior  Showmanship  

 

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Chairperson   o Lisa  Toms,  (407)  922-­‐-­‐-­‐8003  |  [email protected]   GENERAL  YOUTH  MARKET  LAMB  RULES:   ELIGIBILTY:     • The  Market  Lamb  Show  and  Sale  will  be  limited  to  thirty-­‐five  (35)  lambs  with   three  (3)  alternates.  Application  forms  are  due  on  the  required  deadline  date.   The  drawing  will  be  held  immediately  after  the  Market  Hog  drawing.   Applicants  will  be  divided  into  two  (2)  groups  as  follows:   o GROUP  A:  Exhibitors  that  exhibited  an  animal  in  the17  Market  Lamb   Show  and  Sale.   o GROUP  B:  All  others  qualified  to  participate.  If  necessary,  Group  B   applications  will  be  numbered.  The  corresponding  numbers  will  be   placed  in  a  hat  and  numbers  will  be  drawn  until  the  total  number  of   lamb  exhibitors  is  30,  plus  three  (3)  alternates.  Alternates  will  be   telephoned  in  the  event  either  a  Group  A  or  B  exhibitor  defaults.   • The  Lamb  program  is  accepting  lamb  entries  from  those  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  and  FFA   clubs,  which  want  to  enter  a  lamb  under  their  club  name  as  a   fundraiser.  All  club  lambs  must  follow  ALL  the  same  rules  and   procedures  as  an  individual  project  for  record  books,  Skill-­‐-­‐-­‐a-­‐-­‐-­‐thon,   show,  sale,  dress  code,  etc.  

 

ELIGIBILITY  OF  ANIMAL:     • Limited  to  Market  Lambs  (open  ewe  or  wether).  Each  exhibitor  will  be   responsible  for  obtaining  his  or  her  own  lambs.  The  lambs  may  be  purchased   in  or  out  of  Osceola  County.  There  will  be  no  preconditioned  or  pre-­‐shown   lambs  allowed.  There  will  be  a  mandatory  meeting  on  the  Tuesday  before  the   initial  weigh-­‐in.   • The  exhibitors  must  attend  this  meeting.  Any  questions  or  problems,  call  the   Lamb  Committee  Chairman.   • All  lambs  will  be  tagged  with  a  KVLS  tag  at  the  1st  weigh-­‐in,  including  spare   animals.  All  lambs  must  have  a  Scrapes'  tag  on  the  animal  at  first  weigh-­‐in.   Animals  not  displaying  a  Scrappy  tag  will  not  be  permitted  to  be  unloaded.   • Weight  will  be  recorded  on  a  certified  scale.   • If  your  animal  is  injured  at  weigh-­‐in,  notify  the  chairman  before  you  leave  the   premises.   • On  the  date  of  the  initial  weigh-­‐in,  the  exhibitor's  lamb  must  show  an  overall   10%  weight  gain  from  the  initial  weigh  in  to  the  final  weigh-­‐in.  If  the  animal  

 

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does  not  meet  these  criteria  for  the  Market  Lamb  program  it  will  be  eligible   for  the  breeding  sheep  program.  Exhibitors  may  purchase  and  tag  a  spare   animal,  and  can  only  show  one  (1)  market  lamb.  Final  decision.  Spare  lamb   can  be  shown  in  Breeding  Sheep  Show.   Primary  animal  must  be  declared  when  record  book  is  submitted.  

FINAL  WEIGH-­‐IN  &  ANIMAL  ELIGIBILITY:   • Minimum  weight  at  final  weigh-­‐in  is  70  pounds.  There  is  no  maximum   weight;  however,  the  exhibitor  will  not  be  paid  for  any  weight  over  175   pounds.  Lambs  will  be  weighed  on  certified  scales  and  this  will  be  the  official   weight.   • A  mandatory  meeting  will  be  held  the  day  of  final  weigh-­‐in.   o See  the  youth  calendar  for  date  and  time  (Exhibitor  or  their  parent   must  be  present  for  weigh-­‐in.)   • Lambs  will  be  placed  in  class  based  on  weight.   • Lambs  must  be  carrying  milk  teeth  and  be  under  12  months  of  age  at  the   time  of  the  show.   • NOTE:  In  the  event  the  number  of  applications  exceeds  the  number  of  pens   available  for  housing  the  lambs,  management  reserves  the  right  to  assign   more  than  one  lamb  to  a  pen  or  make  whatever  arrangements  are  deemed   necessary.  All  pens  are  assigned.   SHOWING:   • All  lambs  must  be  trained  for  show  and  to  be  controlled  by  the  exhibitor.   Animals  that  cannot  be  handled  properly  will  be  asked  to  be  haltered  or  be   disqualified.   • Filling  of  sheep  with  any  substance  is  prohibited.  All  sheep  must  be  shown  in   their  natural  confirmation  and  structure  without  alternations  or   modification,  except  for  the  grooming  and  treatment  of  the  wool  and   trimming  of  the  hooves.  

    BEDDING  AND  CARE  ON  FAIRGROUNDS:  

 

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All  animals  will  be  bedded  on  sawdust.  If  exhibitor  is  not  participating  in  Fitting  and   Grooming,  Market  Lamb  must  be  show  ready  before  their  arrival  at  the  Fair.  Show   ready  lambs  should  have  wool  no  longer  than  3/4  of  an  inch  except  on  the  boots.   Lambs  are  to  be  kept  clean  and  in  show  condition  until  official  release  time.  The   animal  must  be  fed,  cared  for  and  their  beds/grooming  area  cleaned  daily  by  the   exhibitor  for  the  entire  time  they  are  on  the  Fairgrounds.  If  this  is  not  done,  a  $50   fine  will  be  deducted  from  the  sale  of  your  animal.  

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Please  make  sure  all  lambs  are  free  of  worms.  

 

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See  Calendar  for  Showmanship/Fitting  &  Grooming  Awards.  There  will  be  a  Junior,   Intermediate,  and  Senior  Class.  Rules  will  be  distributed  at  the  mandatory  meeting  in   October.  

  SALE:  

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ALL  MARKET  LAMBS  WILL  GO  DIRECTLY  TO  SLAUGHTER  as  defined  in  KVLS   General  Market  Animal  rules.  

  VET  REQUIREMENTS:  

 

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It  shall  be  the  responsibility  of  each  exhibitor  to  have  his  or  her  Market  Lamb  entry   vetted.   Each   exhibitor   must   present   an   official   and   current   health   certificate   at   the   final  weigh  in,  it  must  list  permanent  identification  and  free  of  evidence  of  disease.  

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Vet  Day  is  to  be  determined.  

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If  you  do  not  show  in  the  Youth  Breeding  Goat  Show,  YOU  WILL  LOSE  YOUR  SLOT   FOR  THE  NEXT  YEAR.  ALTERNATE  MARKET  LAMBS  MUST  HAVE  VALID   HEALTH  PAPERS.   Section  6  |  Showmanship    

Market  Animals  must  meet  the  health  requirements  of  the  Dept.  of  Agriculture,   Division  of  Animal  Industry.  If  your  market  goat  does  not  make  weight,  you  must   have  valid  health  papers  to  show  in  the  Youth  Breeding  Goat  Show  of  the  Youth   Animal  Barn.  

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Junior   Showmanship  

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Intermediate   Showmanship  

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Senior   Showmanship  

 

Section  7  |  Fitting  &  Grooming   1. Junior  Fitting  &  Grooming   2. Intermediate  Fitting  &  Grooming   3. Senior  Fitting  &  Grooming  

 

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Chairperson(s)  Contact  Information:     Chairperson  |  John  White,  (407)  436-­‐-­‐ 0475;  Cell  (321)  286-­‐-­‐ 6287     Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Matt  Walter,  (407)  709-­‐-­‐ 2275         GENERAL  RULES:             ELIGIBILITY  OF  ANIMAL:       1. Proof  of  ownership  must  be  brought  to  the  first  weigh  in.  It  is  mandatory   for  the  Proof  of  Ownership  form  to  be  signed  by  the  breeder  of  the  calf  or   the  ranch  manager.  All  animals  must  have  been  bred  by  and  purchased   from  an  Osceola  County  breeder.       2. Each  spare  steer  must  have  all  designated  exhibitors  at  time  of   registration  or  first  weigh  in.  Final  selection  is  due  with  Record  Books.     3. There  will  be  a  MANDATORY  meeting  on  the  Tuesday  following  the   weigh  in.  THIS  MEETING  MUST  BE  ATTENDED  BY  THE  EXHIBITORS,   any  questions  or  problems,  you  must  call  the  chairperson.     4. No  animal  will  be  exhibited  in  competition  that  cannot  be  properly  led   and  handled  by  the  exhibitor.  Animals  that  cannot  be  handled  properly   will  be  disqualified  (no  nose  tongs  and/or  nose  rings  will  be  allowed  to   lead  the  steer).  The  designated  time  to  walk  a  steer  before  the  Steer   Committee  will  be  announced  at  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in.     5. All  grooming  MUST  be  done  by  the  exhibitor.  (No  professional/paid   groomers  will  be  allowed.)     6. There  will  be  a  showmanship  competition  for  the  A.  L.  Bullis   Showmanship  Awards.  The  exhibitor  must  show  their  animal.     7. There  will  also  be  a  Fitting  &  Grooming  competition,  start  with  a  dry   clean  animal.  You  are  given  30  minutes  to  properly  groom  your  animal.   You  may  work  as  an  individual  or  as  a  team  and  only  the  first  place   individual  or  team  in  each  division  will  be  awarded  $100.       8. Market  Steers  must  weigh  a  minimum  of  1000  pounds  at  final  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in.  In   addition,  steers  must  have  a  2-­‐pound  minimum  daily  gain  from  initial  weigh-­‐ -­‐-­‐in  in  September  through  Final  Weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in  in  February.  (158  days  x  2  lbs.  =   316  lbs.  minimum  gain.).  Steers  will  be  checked  to  determine  age  and   shall  not  exceed  24  months  of  age.     9. Staginess  and  lightly  muscled,  thinly  fleshed  steers  or  obviously   unsatisfactory  weight  for  age  will  be  unacceptable.                        

       

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MARKET animals | STEER  SHOW  &  SALE   10. All  steers  must  be  tied  with  a  lead  and  neck  rope  at  all  times.  Steers  must   be  tied  out  each  night  after  9:00  PM.  Steers  must  be  back  in  the  exhibit   area  by  10:00  AM  the  next  morning.  The  animal  must  be  fed,  cared  for   and  their  beds  cleaned  by  the  exhibitor  for  the  entire  time  they  are  on  the   Fairgrounds.  If  this  is  not  done,  a  $50  fine  will  be  deducted  from  the  sale   of  your  animal.  Each  exhibitor  must  assume  all  liability  in  case  of  death  or   injury  to  his/her  own  steer  until  sold,  at  which  time  it  becomes  the   property  of  the  buyer,  but  the  exhibitor  must  care  for  the  animal  until  the   buyer  removes  the  steer.   11. Tampering  with  any  steer  entered,  such  as  filling  with  a  foreign   substance,  etc.,  is  prohibited.  Sale  will  not  be  honored  if  tampering  is   found.  Exhibitor  may  be  disqualified  and  not  be  paid  for  the  animal.  The   use  of  tranquilizers  on  shows  animals  after  arriving  at  the  show  will  be   considered  a  form  of  tampering.  Health  regulations  will  be  outlined  in  the   Premium  Book  and  must  meet  requirements  of  the  Division  of  Animal   Industry,  Dept.  of  Agriculture  and  Consumer  Services.  Steers  will  be   inspected  during  final  weigh-­‐in  by  a  state  inspector.   12.All  animals  will  be  weighed,  ear  tagged  and  identified  at  the  first  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐   in.  It  is  required  that  the  animals  be  de-­‐horned  and  castrated  10  days   prior  to  this  time.  AT  THE  FINAL  WEIGH-­‐IN,  ANY  HORNS  MUST  BE   BLUNT  AND  SAFE.   13. If  your  animal  is  injured  AT  weigh-­‐in,  notify  the  chairman  BEFORE  you   leave  the  premises.  All  animals  are  eligible  for  Weight  Gain  Contest.   Awards  will  be  given  to  owners  of  the  top  three  steers  that  show  the   highest  daily  gain  as  of  the  pre-­‐-­‐show  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in.   14. All  animals  must  be  considered  for  sale  and  go  directly  to  slaughter  from   the  Fair.   15. There  will  be  a  Good  Neighbor  Award  given  to  one  exhibitor.   16. The  Steer  Committee  will  assign  each  club  an  area  in  the  Steer  Barn.   17. If  any  help  is  needed  for  locating  a  steer,  please  call  the  chairperson  listed   above.    

 

CLASSES:    

1. 2.

Senior  Team   Senior   Individual  

 

  Section  6  |  Fitting  &  Grooming   3. 4.

  1.

Junior   Showmanship  

Intermediate   Team   Intermediate   Individual  

Section  8  |  Showmanship   02.  Intermediate   Showmanship  

    5. 6.

Junior  Team   Junior   Individual  

3.

Senior   Showmanship  

 

 

In  the  case  of  any  emergency  on  either  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in  date,  please  call  the  Chairman,  J.J.   White  at  (321)  286-­‐-­‐-­‐6287  or  Fair  Office  at:  (321)  697-­‐-­‐-­‐3050  and  notify  them      

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PUREBRED cattle show      

  Chairperson(s)  Contact  Information:     Chairperson  |  Randy  Bateman,  (850)  929-­‐9973  |  [email protected]     Co-­‐Chair  |  Pam  Plylar,  (321)  624-­‐0786  |  [email protected]    

   

All  applications  for  entry  into  the  purebred  cattle  shows  must  be  made  in  writing,   according  to  entry  form.  Entry  forms  are  available  online  or  by  contacting  the   Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair,  Inc.,  1911  Kissimmee  Valley  Lane,  Kissimmee,   FL  34744  or  phone  321  697-­‐3050.       LIMOUSIN  SHOW:     • • •

Friday,  February  10th,  2017  Check-­‐in,  10:00am  to  noon.   Saturday,  February  11th,  20  17  Show,  10:00am,  Run  consecutive  starting  with   Open,  Junior,  and  Showmanship.   Saturday,  February  11th,  20  17    Show,  10:00am,  Run  consecutive  starting  with   Open,  Junior,  and  Showmanship.  Checkout  after  ALL  shows  are  complete.    

ANGUS  SHOW  :     • •

    Saturday,  February  11th,  2017  Check-­‐in,  8:00pm  –  10:00pm   Sunday,  February  12th,  2017  Show,  2:00pm,  Run  consecutive  starting  with   Open,  Junior,  and  Showmanship.  

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Sunday,  February  12th,  2017  Checkout,  After  all  shows  are  complete.    

BRANGUS  SHOW  :     • Monday,  February  13th,  2017  Check-­‐in,  4:00pm  to  6:00pm  

   

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Tuesday,  February  14th,  20  17  Show,  1:00pm,  Run  consecutive  starting  with   Open,  Junior,  and  Showmanship.  

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Tuesday,  February  14th,  2017  Checkout,  After  all  shows  are  complete.    

BRAHMAN  SHOW  :     • Wednesday,  February  15th,  2017  Check  in,  8:00am  to  11:00am   • Thursday,  February  16th,  2017  Show,  9:00am-­‐-­‐  Run  consecutive  starting  with   Open,  Junior,  and  Showmanship.   • Friday,  February  17th,  2017  Checkout,  9:00am.  After  all  shows  are  complete.  

 

ALL  BREEDS:  Group  Classes  in  Open  Shows  ONLY.  

 

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PUREBRED cattle show • Bedding  will  be  provided.  Stall  rent  of  $15.00  per  animal  entered  in  the  show  must   be  paid  with  entries.  If  the  SAME  animal  is  entered  in  the  junior  show  as  well  as   the  open  show,  you  would  only  pay  $15.00  per  head.   • All  breeders  of  registered  Angus,  Brahman,  Brangus  and  Limousin  cattle  are   eligible  to  show  in  the  classes  in  this  premium  list.   • Personnel  of  the  Agricultural  Extension  Service  of  the  University  of  Florida  and   those  approved  by  their  respective  cattle  associations  will  judge  all  breeds.  The   Board  of  Directors  of  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  and  Fair,  Inc.  reserve   the  right  to  refuse  any  entries.     Premiums-­‐-­‐ All  Open  Cattle  Shows:   • 1st  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $80.00  2nd  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $70.00,  3rd  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $60.00,  4th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $50.00,  5th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $40.00,  6th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $20.00    

Premiums-­‐-­‐ All  Junior  Cattle  Shows:   1st  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $60.00,  2nd  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $50.00,  3rd  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $40.00,  4th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $30.00,  5th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $20.00  &  6th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $10.00  

 

       

• A  premium  of  $100.00  shall  be  awarded  to  Grand  Champion  of  EACH   BREED  shown.  A  premium  of  $75.00  shall  be  awarded  to  Reserve   Champion  of  EACH  BREED  shown.   • All  breeders  are  responsible  for  reading  &  understanding  the  Rules  of  Exhibition   published  online  as  received  from  the  Dept.  of  Agriculture.  Any  questions,  please   contact  the  office  of  Dr.  Bill  Jeter,  Division  of  Animal  Industry  at  850  410P     0942.  

 

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Osceola County Fair & Livestock Show SHOW ENTRY APPLICATION DUE BY FEBRUARY 6, 2017 o o o

Jr. Red Brahman o Jr Brangus Open Red Brahman o Open Brangus Open Grey Brahman o Jr. Grey Brahman

o Jr. Angus o Jr. Limousin Breed Membership #_____________________ o Open Angus NO TIE-OUTS WILL BE ALLOWED IN SHOWRING DURING SHOW o Open Limousin

Name of Herd:

Exhibitor's Name:

Mailing Address:

Social Security or Federal ID # Phone Number:

Email:

Cell Number:

I will enter the following animals in the 2017 show in the various classes listed below: Limousin, Feb. 11 Class

 

Name of Animal

Registration #

Date Calved

Angus, Feb.12

Sex

Brangus, Feb. 14

Sire Req #

Brahman, Feb. 16 Dam Req#

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MARKET animals

 

  STEER  TAG  # BEG.  WEIGHT  

 

OSCEOLA  COUNTY  FAIR  &  LIVESTOCK  SHOW   2016-­‐2017  KVLS  YOUTH  STEER  SHOW  &  SALE   “BRED  IN  OSCEOLA  COUNTY”   PROOF  OF  OWNERSHIP  –  STEER  EXHIBITORS  ONLY   ***Print  off  and  bring  to  1st    Weigh-­‐-­‐ In,  September  9th    –  10th***  

 

NAME  OF  EXHIBITOR:   BREED  OF  STEER:   STEER  BIRTH  DATE

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DATE  OF  PURCHASE

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(MM/DD/YYYY)  

  NAME  OF  BREEDER:   ADDRESS  OF  BREEDER:   (Street,  Route,  or  PO  Box  Number)  

 

City,  State,  Zip:  

BREEDER’S  SIGNATURE    

NOTES:   • Official  Proof  of  Ownership  Form  must  be  completed  for  each  animal.  All   animals  will  be  identified  with  an  ear  tag.   • Your  Application  is  considered  incomplete  if  the  Breeders  Name  and  Address   are  not  completely  filled  out.  

 

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Purebred Information Form and Affidavit for Show Ring Participation Send with Application Affidavit for Show Ring Participation As a member of the American Brahman Breeders Association (ABBA), American Angus Association (AAA), International Brangus Breeders Association (IBBA), North American Limousin Foundation (NALF). Owner

of Manager

Name of Ranch

Herdsman

I Certify the following items to be true to the best of my knowledge, in regards to all cattle entered and shown at approved shows. Animals are free of any growth-enhancing drugs. Stated age of animals is correct. Stated parentage on registration certificate is correct. No foreign substances can be applied, sprayed or attached to the sheath or prepuce area prior to exhibition at any Breed Association approved show. We have agreed to abide by the procedures established by the rules of the Association as they relate to the “Eligibility and Inspection of Exhibits”.

Signature

Date

 

 

Purebred Information Form and Affidavit for Show Ring Participation

Please complete and sign where indicated Please indicate below what your living arrangements are during your stay in Kissimmee. In case of emergency I need to know: Name of hotel/motel, campground, other

Room No# or Space/Lot #

Office Phone #

In case of any emergency, please list your home phone and person to notify. Person to notify

Emergency Phone Number

HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT By this consent, we hereby release and discharge the Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show & Fair, Inc. from liabilities, claims, and demands of whatever kind or nature that may arise from or be connected with the person’s or animal’s participation in any activity sponsored by the Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show & Fair, Inc. •

CRUELTY TO ANIMAL STATEMENT

The undersigned, being fully vested with the responsibility of caring for the welfare of the animals entered in the Osceola County Fair & Livestock Show under the ownership of: , do hereby acknowledge that the animals under my care will be fed, watered, exercised, and treated humanely. Further, that the space allotted for their bedding will be kept clean. I have read and acknowledge the Exhibitors Rules and Regulations. Failure to follow these rules and regulations could result in my disqualification from competition.

Name of Owner (type or print)

 

Date

STATE DAIRY GOAT show

|  Saturday,  February  18,  2017  |  (SDG)  

 

 

Chairperson(s)  &  Contact  Information:     • Neal  “Tiny”  Hughes  (Chairperson)   o (321)  624-­‐-­‐-­‐9797,  [email protected]   • Victoria  Carnahan  (Show  Secretary)   DATES  &  TIMES:     o February  17th  –  19th,    2017.   o See  Event  Calendar  for  complete  details.   GENERAL  RULES  &  REGULATIONS:     1. All  goats  must  have  certificates  of  veterinary  inspection  and  a  scrapie   premise  number  (call  321u  333u  3120  or  visit:   www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/scrappie  for  more  information).   2. A  Health  Certificate  current  within  ninety  (90)  days  of  goats  originating  in   the  State  of  Florida  or  thirty  (30)  days  for  goats  originating  from  out  of  state.   3. Goats  originating  in  the  State  of  Florida  no  longer  need  to  be  tested  for   tuberculosis  or  brucellosis.   4. Goats  originating  from  out  of  state  must  have  been  tested  for  tuberculosis   and  brucellosis  within  ninety  (90)  days  and  health  certificate  current  within   thirty  (30)  days  of  the  day  of  the  show.   5. The  Junior  and  Senor  Doe  Shows  are  separately  sanctioned  by  the  American   Dairy  Goat  Association  (ADGA)  for  the  following  breeds:  Nigerian  Dwarf,   Nubian,  all  other  Purebreds  (Oberhasli,  Sable,  Toggenburg,  Saanan),   Recorded  Grade,  Alpine  and  Lamancha,  and  will  be  shown  in  that  order,  and   is  not  subject  to  change.   6. The  Official  ADGA  Registration  Certificate  Alpine  is  required  for  all  animals   over  six  (6)  months  of  age.   7. A  duplicate  Application  for  Registry  stamped  by  the  ADGA  office  is   permissible  for  animals  under  six  months  of  age.   8. If  animal  is  leased,  the  ADGA  Lease  Agreement  is  required.   9. The  Official  Registration  certificate,  stamped  duplicate  copy  or  ADGA  Lease   Agreement  must  be  presented  at  checku  in  or  to  the  Show  Secretary  prior   to  the  beginning  of  the  show.   10. Substitution  of  animals  will  be  made  at  checku     in.   11. ADGA  Rules  shall  govern.   12. All  pictures  will  be  done  at  the  completion  of  the  show.     ENTRIES:     1. Although  ONLINE  entries  are  preferred,  mail-­‐in  entries  must  be  postmarked   by  February  6,  2017.  LATE  ENTRIES  WILL  NOT  BE  ACCEPTED.   2. An  entry  fee  of  $10.00  per  open  class  animals  MUST  accompany  the   entry  form.        

 

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STATE DAIRY GOAT show |  Saturday,  February        18,  2017  |  (SDG)  

       

GENERAL:   1. There  will  be  an  area  for  pasteurizers  to  be  used.   2. Due  to  health  and  safety  regulations,  no  cooking  will  be  allowed  in  the  barn;   no  food  or  drink  may  be  consumed  in  the  animal  areas  and  exhibitors  should   wash  hands  after  handling  animals.   3. All  goats  must  be  dehorned  and  tattooed.   4. It  is  the  responsibility  of  the  exhibitors  to  see  that  their  goats  are  fed,   watered  and  milked  daily  for  the  duration  of  the  show.   5.  You  must  bring  your  own  shavings  (not  hay)  for  bedding.  There  will  be   an  area  for  soiled  bedding.   6. Exhibitors  should  bring  their  own  cleaning  equipment.   7. Exhibitors  bringing  in  small  goats  must  provide  adequate  means  for   containment.   8. No  dogs  will  be  allowed  in  the  barn.   9. Only  goats  being  shown  will  be  permitted  on  the  Fairgrounds.   10. By  order  of  the  Fire  Marshall,  no  overnight  sleeping  will  be  allowed  in  the   barn.   11. KVLS  does  not  provide  feed  or  hay.   12. Milk  must  be  dumped  in  the  provided  milk  dump.   13. Exhibitors  must  sign  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Shows  &  Osceola   County  Fair,  Inc.  Rules  &  Hold  Harmless  Agreement  Form.   14. Any  person  who  violates  any  of  the  general  rules  or  special  rules  as  posted  in   this  premium  list  will  forfeit  all  privileges  and  premiums  won.   15. Tack  areas  provided,  if  room  is  available.  If  provided,  tack  must  be  kept  in   tack  area.   16. Extra  space  provided  for  milking  areas  outside  covered  walkway.    

ARRIVAL:   1. An  accredited  state  inspector  will  be  available  to  check  the  unloading  of   animals  during  posted  arrival  times.   2. NO  ANIMALS  SHALL  BE  UNLOADED  ONTO  THE  FAIRGROUNDS  UNTIL   THEY  HAVE  BEEN  INSPECTED!  NO  EXCEPTIONS!   3. Goats  may  not  be  unloaded  until  the  Show  Chairperson  has  assigned   pens.   4. All  livestock  exhibitors  must  follow  signs  for  Goat  Arrival.   5. All  trailers  must  be  parked  in  the  designated  area.   6. Parking  of  exhibitor  vehicles  must  be  in  designated  areas  only.  Parking   permits  will  be  available  at  checku     in.   7. If  any  emergencies,  contact  the  Fair  Office  at  (321)  697u     3050.   8. Pens  will  be  assigned  according  to  the  number  of  goats  you  bring  to  the   show.  

 

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STATE DAIRY GOAT show |  Saturday,  February        18,  2017  |  (SDG) JUDGING:   1. DRESS  CODE: a. Exhibitors  must  be  clean  and  neat,  dressed  in  black  or  white  pants  or long  skirts  (no  skinny  jeans  or  yoga  pants)  and  a  white  shirt  with  a collar. b. Close-­‐-­‐ toed  shoes  or  boots  are  required. c. Exhibitors  not  conforming  to  dress  code  will  not  be  allowed  to  enter the  show  ring. d. Blue  jeans  will  no  be  permitted  in  the  show  ring. 2. All  decisions  made  by  and  of  the  judges  shall  be  final. RELEASE:   1. Animals  will  be  released  at  conclusion  of  the  show  on  Sunday,  February  19, 2017. 2. Pen  area  must  be  free  of  trash  and  debris. 3. Exhibitors  must  take  their  pens  down  and  sign-­‐-­‐-­‐out  with  the  Show Chairperson  for  release. 4. Premiums  will  NOT  be  awarded  if  release  form  is  not  signed.

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Alpine Lamanche Nigerian  Dwarf Nubian All  Other  Purebreds a. Oberhasli b. Saanen c. Sable d. Toggenburg 6. Record  Grade 7. Alpine 8. Lamanche 9. Nigerian  Dwarf 10. Nubian 11. All  Other  Purebreds a. Oberhasli b. Saanen c. Sable d. Toggenburg 12. Record  Grade  

OPEN  BREEDS  

YOUTH  BREEDS  

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STATE DAIRY GOAT show |  Saturday,  February        18,  2017  |  (SDG)  

  SHOW  CLASSES   1. Junior  Doe  (Kids)  |  Under  6  months   2. Senior  Doe  (Kids)  |  6  months  and  under  12  months   3. Junior  Doelings  |  12  months  and  under  18  months   4. Senior  Doelings  |  18  months  and  under  24  months   5. Junior  Champion   6. Reserve  Junior  Champion   7. Milkers  |  Under  2  years  of  age   8. Milkers  |  2  years  of  age  and  under  3   9. Milkers  |  3  years  of  age  and  under  4   10. Milkers  |  4  years  of  age  and  under  5   11. Milkers  |  5  years  of  age  and  older   12. Champion  Challenge   13. Senior  Champion   14. Reserve  Senior  Champion   15. Grand  Champion   16. Reserve  Grand  Champion   17. Best  Doe  in  Show   18. Best  Udder  (Open  Only)    

Class  15  |  Showmanship    

1. Junior   Showmanship  

2. Intermediate   Showmanship  

3. Senior   Showmanship  

 

PREMIUMS  AND  AWARDS:   1. Classes:   1,  2,  3,  4,  7,  8,  9,  10,  11   2. Awards:   • General:   o 1st  Place  |  $15.00  +  Ribbon   o 2nd  Place  |  $10.00  +  Ribbon   o 3rd  Place  |  $5.00  +  Ribbon   o Grand  Champion  (of  each  breed)  |  ADGA  Rosette   o Reserve  Grand  Champion  (of  each  breed)  |  ADGA  Rosette   o Best  Doe  in  Show  |  ADGA  Rosette   • Youth  Showmanship:   o Juniors  (8u      10  years  of  age)   o Intermediate  (11u      14  years  of  age)   o Senior  (15u      18  years  of  age)   • All  three  (3)  Youth  Showmanship  age  categories  receive  the  following   awards:   o 1st  Place  Winner  |  Medallion  +  $15.00   o 2nd  Place  Winner  |  Medallion   o 3rd  Place  Winner  |  Medallion    

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DEADLINE: POSTMARKED BY FEBRUARY 6, 2017

KISSIMMEE VALLEY LIVESTOCK SHOW & OSCEOLA COUNTY FAIR OPEN & YOUTH DAIRY GOAT SHOW OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Name (Last, First): Age: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Cell: Email:

 

Send all Entries to: Osceola County Fair 1911 Kissimmee Valley Lane Kissimmee, FL 34744

Youth Only  

For Open Entries-Make check payable to: Osceola County Fair Entry Fee: $10.00 per animal. Entry fee must accompany entry form.

It is understood the Osceola County Fair takes every reasonable precaution for safeguarding exhibits, and the owner assumes all responsibility for any accident, loss or damage that may occur. All items not claimed after removal time deadline will be retained by the Fair, and all premium monies will be forfeited. (I have read, understood and will abide by all rules applicable to me as printed in the rules and the Guidelines for Exhibition. On this entry form there is an area for youth, as well as adult signatures, names, and ID numbers.

Please fill out completely. Must sign this form if participating. Class Breed (see Full Registered Name of Animal Registration Number legend below) Number

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(Please read and sign as designated.) By signing this entry form, I (we) agree to indemnify and to hold harmless the KISSIMMEE VALLEY LIVESTOCK SHOW, INC. AND OSCEOLA COUNTY FAIR, its agents and employees, against any and all liability for injuries to persons or damage to property, whether such damage or injury is from the KISSIMMEE VALLEY LIVESTOCK SHOW, INC. AND OSCEOLA COUNTY FAIR negligence or not, which may arise by reason of use by signing exhibitor(s) of the KISSIMMEE VALLEY LIVESTOCK SHOW, INC. AND OSCEOLA COUNTY FAIR’S property. I have read and understand, consent to, and agree to abide by the rules and the Guidelines of Exhibition as stated in the EXHIBITOR HANDBOOK of the Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show, Inc. and the Osceola County Fair. The undersigned specifically releases and forever discharges the Fair, its officers, Trustees, Directors, employees, and all persons connected directly or indirectly with the operation of the Fair from any liability for libel, slander, loss, damage, breach of contract, negligence or other tort, harm, damage to property, injury or death suffered by me, which may occur during or as a result of participation by me in the Fair. Please fill this out completely. ALL INFORMATION IS REQUIRED. All youth must also sign this form if participating in the show.

ALL FORMS MUST BE SIGNED OR WILL BE RETURNED TO EXHIBITOR Exhibitor’s Name

Exhibitor’s Signature

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Breed’s  Legend   A=Alpine   L=Lamancha   ND=Nigerian  Dwarf   N-­‐=Nubian   RG=Recorded  Grades   AOP=All  other  purebreds  

) SPONSOR A BREED? Include $25 with your registration

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     Mark  Hall,  (407)  892-­‐-­‐ 1055   Julie  Hall,  (407)  892-­‐-­‐ 1055    

GENERAL  TRACTOR  RULES:     • Tractor  and  engine  must  be  brand  name  manufactured  40  years  old  or  older   in  stock  condition.   • No  locked  rear-­‐-­‐ ends.   • Each  tractor  may  pull  only  once  per  weight  class.   • Tractor  must  be  running  when  crossing  the  scales.   • Driver  must  be  seated  with  one  hand  on  the  steering  wheel  and  have  full   control  of  the  tractor  at  all  times  until  the  pull  is  over.  DRIVER  MUST   WATCH  FLAGMEN  AT  ALL  TIMES.   • During  hook  up,  tractor  must  be  in  neutral  with  the  driver’s  hands  in  the  air.   • The  pull  ends  when  the  forward  motion  of  the  tractor  stops,  or  the  tractor   goes  over  the  side  or  end  boundaries,  or  the  flag  is  dropped.  Tractor  must   remain  in  boundary  lines,  including  during  test  pull.   • Digging  holes  with  tires  is  not  allowed.   • Any  object  falling  off  the  tractor  will  result  in  the  tractor  being  disqualified.   • Tractors  must  be  in  a  safe  operating  condition.   • Weights  shall  NOT  extend  beyond  the  front,  the  tractor  frame,  and/or  sheet   metal  by  more  than  2  feet.   • Weights  will  NOT  be  allowed  behind  the  hitching  point.   • Alcoholic  beverages  are  NOT  allowed  on  the  Osceola  County  Fairgrounds.   Consumption  will  result  in  immediate  disqualification,  and  possible  ejection   from  the  property.   • Driver  must  sign  a  waiver.  Drivers  under  18  years  of  age  must  have  a  waiver   signed  by  a  parent  or  legal  guardian.  Drivers  16  years  of  age  and  younger   must  be  accompanied  by  an  adult.  Adult  must  be  in  close  proximity  of  the   driver  at  all  times  and  be  capable  of  shutting  down  the  tractor  in  the  event   the  driver  is  endangered.   • Tractors  must  have  working  brakes.   • Driver  must  attend  the  drivers’  meeting  the  day  of  pull  and  must  know  the   contents  of  the  meeting.   • Tractor  and  driver  must  WEIGH  in  before  each  HOOK.   • Tractor  and  driver  must  be  at  starting  gate  when  number  is  called  or  will   forfeit  the  turn.   • Each  driver  is  allowed  2  attempts  within  the  25’  mark,  2nd  attempt  is  official.   • The  Osceola  County  Fair’s  Tractor  Pull  grievance  committee  will  address  any   controversy  over  these  rules  and  the  committee  will  make  the  final  decision.   • Reckless  operation  or  unsafe  acts  on  the  track  or  pits  could  cause  expulsion.    

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Any  violation  or  failure  to  comply  with  these  rules  will  result  in  immediate   disqualification.  Anything  not  covered  by  these  rules  will  be  discussed  and   acted  upon  by  the  officials.   Awards  will  be  presented  at  the  conclusion  of  pull  &  awards  will  not  be   shipped.   Wheelie  Bars  are  mandatory  on  all  Tractors.   This  page  shall  become  a  part  of  the  rules  for  each  class,  including  Garden   Tractors.   Speed  limit  will  be  announced  at  the  Drivers  meeting.   The  Osceola  County  Fair  Association  reserves  the  right  to  change  classes  or   rules  at  any  time.  

 

SUPER  ANTIQUE  TRACTOR  RULES  |  40  YEARS  AND  OLDER:   • Maximum  tire  size  24.5.   • Steel  wheels,  radial  tires  and  dual  wheels  are  not  allowed.  Cut  tires  are   allowed.   • Maximum  height  of  draw  bar  is  20”  to  hook  point,  draw  bar  length  is  18”   minimum  from  center  of  wheel  to  hook  point.   • Tractor  must  be  equipped  with  removable  clevis  or  3”  pull  ring.   • Must  use  factory  fuels  only:  gasoline,  CAM  II  or  aviation  fuel,  and  no   additives.   • Diesels  must  have  air  intake  flapper.   • Factory  RPMs  –  fast  idle  maximum  –  checked  with  Tachometer  with  hand   throttle  full  open  within  30%.   • Tractor  must  have  working  brakes.   • MANDATORY  WHEELIE  BARS  (see  specifications)  AND  KILL  SWITCH.   • Weight  racks  allowed  as  follows:   o Front  weight  not  to  extend  more  than  11’  from  center  of  rear  axle.   o Rear  weight  not  to  extend  past  rear  tire.   o All  weights  must  be  secured  to  the  weight  rack.   o All  weight  racks  must  be  stationary.   • PULLING  MUST  BE  IN  FIRST  OR  SECOND  GEAR  ONLY.   • Shifting  TA’s  permitted.   • It  is  the  puller’s  responsibility  to  provide  proof  of  tractor’s  eligibility.   Classes:  3500  |  4500  |  5500  |  6500  |  7500  |  8500  |  9500  |  10500   • Speed  limit  will  be  announced  at  the  Drivers  meeting.   • GENERAL  RULES  APPLY  TO  ALL  CLASSES.  

 

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  OPEN  GEAR  TRACTOR  RULES  |  40  YEARS  AND  OLDER:   • Tire  sizes  up  to  24.5  allowed.   • Cut  tires  are  allowed.   • Maximum  height  for  draw  bar  is  20”  to  hook  point;  draw  bar  length  will  be   18”  minimum  from  center  of  wheel  to  hook  point.   • Draw  bar  must  be  fixed  in  all  directions  –  FLOATING  DRAW  BARS  ARE  NOT   ALLOWED.   • Tractor  must  have  closed  ring  hitch  –  3”  or  more  I.D.,  and  tractor  must  not   obstruct  chain  or  clevis.   • Factory  fuels  allowed:  Kerosene,  diesel  fuel,  propane,  gasoline,  Cam  II  or   aviation  fuel.  Nothing  may  be  injected.   • Tractor  must  have  working  brakes.   • Tractor  must  have  WHEELIE  BARS  (see  specifications)  AND  MUST  HAVE  A   KILL  SWITCH.  THESE  ARE  MANDATORY.   • Tractor  must  have  original  frame,  original  stock  motor  mounts,  and  the  same   cylinder  motor  as  the  original.   • PULLING  IN  FIRST  GEAR  IS  NOT  ALLOWED,  MUST  PULL  IN  SECOND  OR   HIGHER.   • Weight  racks  allowed  as  follows:   o Front  weight  not  to  extend  more  than  11’  from  center  of  rear  axle.   o Rear  weight  not  to  extend  past  rear  tire.   o All  weights  must  be  secured  to  the  weight  rack.   o All  weight  racks  must  be  stationary.   Classes:  3500  |  4500  |  5500  |  7500  |  8500  |  9500  |  10500   • It  is  the  puller’s  responsibility  to  provide  proof  of  tractor’s  eligibility.   • NO  ONE  IS  ALLOWED  IN  FRONT  OF  THE  SLED  DURING  THIS  CLASS.   • GENERAL  RULES  APPLY  TO  ALL  CLASSES.  

 

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V-­‐-­‐ 8  CAR  MOTOR  TRACTOR  RULES:   • 3”  maximum  air  intake  on  V-­‐ -­‐8s.   • Fuel:  gasoline,  CAMII,  or  aviation  fuel.   • 5000  RPM  limit.   • Must  have  roll  cage.   • Driver  must  wear  fire  suit  and  helmet.   • Must  have  strap,  safety  blanket.   • MANDATORY  WHEELIE  BARS  (see  specifications)  AND  KILL  SWITCH.   • NO  ONE  IS  ALLOWED  ON  THE  FRONT  OF  THE  SLED  DURING  V-­‐-­‐-­‐8  CAR   MOTOR  CLASS.   • Weight  classes:  4500  |  5500   • It  is  the  puller’s  responsibility  to  supply  proof  of  tractors’s  eligibility.   • Tractor  must  be  weighed  in  before  pulling  and  must  be  at  the  starting  gate   when  number  is  called  or  will  forfeit  the  turn.   • GENERAL  RULES  APPLY  TO  ALL  CLASSES.   TURBO  TRACTOR  RULES:   • Maximum  tire  size  is  24.5  x  32.   • Tractor  must  have  original  stock  motor  mounts  and  no  more  cylinders  than   the  original  motor.   • Turbos  must  be  shielded  with  1/8”  aluminum  or  1/16”  steel  with  3/8”  cable   around  the  motor.   • Closing  ring  hitch  of  3”  or  more  ID  is  mandatory,  and  tractor  must  NOT   obstruct  chain  or  clevis.   • Draw  bar  maximum  height  is  20”  to  hook  point.  Must  be  fixed  in  all   directions.  FLOATING  DRAW  BARS  ARE  NOT  ALLOWED.   • The  length  of  the  draw  bar  is  18”  maximum  from  center  of  wheel  to  hook   point.   • Flywheels  must  be  shielded  with  a  minimum  of  ¼”  steel  plates,  or  the   equivalent.  Applies  to  4500#  through  10,500#.   • Gasoline,  diesel  fuel,  CAM  II,  aviation,  or  propane  allowed.   • Low-­‐-­‐-­‐pressure  water  injection  only.  IF  YOU  CAN  LIGHT  IT  WITH  A  MATCH   OR  CIGARETTE  LIGHTER.  YOU  CANNOT  USE  IT!   • One  fuel  injection  pump  or  carburetor  of  any  size  is  permitted.   • Tractor  must  have  exhaust  STRAIGHT  UP.   • Driver  must  wear  fire  suit  and  helmet.   • Must  have  roll  bars  installed.   • MANDATORY  WHEELIE  BARS  (see  specifications)  AND  KILL  SWITCH.   • Turbo  tractor  RMPs:  

 

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o 4500  #  through  6500#  -­‐-­‐-­‐  maximum  4000  RPMs   o 7500  #  through  10500#  -­‐-­‐-­‐  maximum  3400  RPMs   Pull  in  gear  of  choice.   Weight  racks  will  be  permissible:   o Front  weights  not  to  extend  more  than  11’  from  center  of  rear  axle.   o Rear  weights  not  to  extend  past  tire.   Turbo  Classes:  4500  |  5500  |  6500  |  8500  |  9500  |  10500   NO  ONE  IS  ALLOWED  ON  THE  FRONT  OF  SLED  DURING  TURBO  CLASSES.   GENERAL  RULES  APPLY  TO  ALL  CLASSES.  

 

   

WHEELIE  BAR  DIAGRAM:   • DIMENSION  A  –  6”  MINIMUM  FROM  CLEAT  ON  TIRE  TO  BACK  OF  PAD.   • DIMENSION  B  –  10”  MAXIMUM  HEIGHT  OFF  GROUND.   • DIMENSION  C  –  20”  MINIMUM  ACROSS  PADS.  

 

 

 

***THE  WHEELIE  BAR  SYSTEM  MUST  BE  ABLE  TO  SUPPORT  THE  WEIGHT  OF  THE   TRACTOR  IN  THE  HEAVIEST  CLASS  PULLED***   **JACKING  UP  THE  PADS  SO  THE  TRACTOR  IS  COMPLETELY  OFF  THE  GROUND  IS  A   GOOD  TEST**  

 

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GENERAL  TRUCK  RULES:   • Must  have  Receiver  Style  Hitch  fixed  in  all  directions,  not  to  exceed  26  inches   to  the  top  of  hook  point,  with  a  minimum  3  inch  inside  diameter.  2WD   modified  class  allows  28  inches.   • All  classes  have  a  two-­‐-­‐ driver  limit,  per  truck/class.   • D.O.T.  approved  tires  only.   • No  loose  weights  -­‐-­‐-­‐all  weights  MUST  be  secured,  no  hanging  weights  or   weights  exceeding  the  bumpers  in  stock  classes.   • Sled  chain  may  be  lengthened  or  raised  for  a  pull  off  by  track  officials.   • At  the  end  of  pull,  back  out  of  throttle  so  sled  does  not  ram  rear  of  truck.   • All  trucks  must  cross  the  scales  immediately  before  they  pull.   • Failure  to  follow  flagman's  instructions  (stop  for  red  flag)  will  result  in  a   disqualification.   • Age  Restrictions:  Drivers  must  be  at  least  14  years  of  age  with  parental   consent.   • Diesel  trucks  pull  the  Diesel  Class  only.   • All  trucks  must  be  safe  to  pull  at  the  track  official's  discretion.   • NO  Nitrous  Oxide  Systems  or  propane  permitted  in  any  class.   • All  diesels  with  open  (after-­‐-­‐-­‐market)  exhaust  must  have  safety  crosses   installed  after  the  turbo.   • 4X4  may  disengage  and  pull  in  2WD   Gas  Truck  Classes  Rules:   • 2-­‐-­‐ WD  Street  Stock:   o Limited  to  5,200  Lbs.   o D.O.T.  approved  tires  or  under  35  inches   o Naturally  aspirated  only  (no  NOS)   o A  fire  extinguisher  in  the  cab  or  accessible  to  the  driver.   o Kill  switch   o All  other  General/Safety  Rules  apply   o Hitch  not  to  exceed  28  inches   • 2-­‐-­‐ WD  Modified:   o Limited  to  5,200  Lbs.   o D.O.T.  approved  tires  or  under  35  inches   o Naturally  aspirated  only  (no  NOS)   o A  fire  extinguisher  in  the  cab  or  accessible  to  the  driver.   o Kill  switch   o All  other  General/Safety  Rules  apply   o Hitch  not  to  exceed  28  inches  

 

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2-­‐-­‐ WD  Heavy:   o All  2  Wheel  Drive  Trucks  exceeding  the  6,200  Lb.  limit   o All  other  General/Safety  Rules  apply  

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4x4  Street:   o Limited  to  6,400  Lbs.   o D.O.T.  approved  tires   o One  ton  or  less  factory  type  drive  train  with  factory  suspension  in   place.   o All  other  General/Safety  Rules  apply   4x4  Modified:   o Limited  to  6,400  Lbs.   o D.O.T.  approved  tires  or  under  35  inches   o Naturally  aspirated  only  (no  NOS)   o Hanging  weights  may  not  extend  more  than  60"  from  centerline  of   front  axle.   o Hitch  must  be  a  minimum  of  36"  from  centerline  of  rear  axle.   o All  other  General/Safety  Rules  apply   4x4  Heavy:   o All  4X4  Trucks  exceeding  the  6,400  Lb.  limit   o D.O.T.  approved  tires  only.   o Naturally  aspirated  only  (no  NOS)   o All  other  General/Safety  Rules  apply  

   

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Diesel  Truck  Classes  Rules:   • Work  Diesel:   o Limited  to  8,000  Lbs.   o No  hanging  Weights   o Stock  motor  and  drive  train,  stock  turbo   o Aftermarket  computers/programmers,  exhaust  and  air  intake   permitted   o This  class  is  for  the  everyday  driver  and  new  comers   o Any  truck  dominating  the  class  will  be  moved  to  SD  for  the  new   season  

 

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Street  Diesel:   o Limited  to  8,000  Lbs.   o Hanging  weights  may  not  extend  more  than  60  inches  from  the   centerline  of  front  axle.   o Aftermarket  Turbo  (2.6  or  smaller)   o Blocked  rear  ends  permitted   o Aftermarket  computers/programmers,  exhaust  and  air  intake   permitted  

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Outlaw  Diesel:   o Limited  to  8,000  Lbs.   o Hanging  weights  may  not  extend  more  than  60  inches  from  the   centerline  of  front  axle.   o Aftermarket  Turbo  (larger  than  2.6)   o Blocked  rear  ends  permitted   o Aftermarket  computers/programmers,  exhaust  and  air  intake   permitted   o All  Trucks  with  performance  modifications  not  permitted  in  WD  or  SD   Classes,  not  exceeding  8,000  lbs.   Heavy  Diesel:   o Any  Diesel  truck  that  exceeds  8,000  Lbs.   o All  standard  rules  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Hitch,  safety,  and  overall  conduct  apply  

 

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YOUTH breeding goat SHOW | (YBG)      

Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Chairperson:     • Cynthia  Bronson  Glasheen,  (407)  908-­‐-­‐ 5402  |  [email protected]        GENERAL  RULES:     ELIGIBILITY:       • Exhibitor  must  be  8  years  old  by  September  1,  of  the  current  year.  Exhibitor  must   be  a  current  member  of  Osceola  County  4-­‐H  or  FFA,  and  may  enter  all  open  class   shows.         HEALTH  REQUIREMENTS:       • All  animals  will  be  required  to  meet  the  guidelines  set  by  the  State  of  Florida,   Department  of  Agriculture.  All  animals  are  required  to  have  OCVI.         JUDGING:       • There  must  be  a  minimum  of  three  (3)  animals  per  breed  for  the  Grand  Champion   and  Reserve  Champion  places  to  pay  full  premiums.  If  there  are  not  enough   animals  in  a  breed  to  make  a  class,  it  will  be  up  to  the  show  committee  to  make  a   class  placement  decision.  Exhibitors  must  be  present  during  judging  or  prior   arrangements  must  be  made  with  the  committee,  otherwise  no  premiums  will  be   paid.  An  animal  can  only  be  shown  in  one  class.           DRESS  CODE:       • Blue  or  Black  jeans,  White  collared  shirt  or  Club  T-­‐shirts  tucked  in,  boots  or   brogans.         REGISTRATION:       • All  animals  must  be  registered  on  Registration  Day.         ANIMAL  CARE:       • Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  feed  and  water  their  own  animals  and  bring  their   own  feed.       • Exhibitors  will  need  to  bring  feed  each  day  for  their  animals.       • Please  keep  your  animal’s  pen  area  clean  and  re-­‐-­‐ bed  if  needed.       • You  are  responsible  for  breaking  down  and  re-­‐stacking  your  own  pen  panels  when   you  remove  your  animal  from  the  fair.  If  you  are  unable  to  break  down  your  own   pen  due  to  an  animal  that  is  next  to  your  pen  that  is  sharing  a  panel,  please  let  a   committee  member  know.       • Remember  these  exhibits  are  for  the  public  to  view,  they  need  to  be  clean.              

       

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YOUTH breeding goat SHOW | (YBG)   HANDLING:   • All  goats  must  be  trained  for  show  and  to  be  controlled  by  the  exhibitor.  Animals   that  cannot  be  handled  properly  will  be  removed  from  the  ring  and  not  judged.  

 

 

SHOW  LIMITATION:   • There  must  be  a  minimum  of  five  animals  per  species  to  have  a  show  (unless   otherwise  stated).   • NO  INTACT  MALES.   CHECK  OUT:   • Animals  removed  before  check-­‐out  time  and  date  will  result  in  forfeiture  of   premium  money.  

 

 

PREMIUMS:   • All  premiums  will  be  mailed  to  the  exhibitors  after  the  fair.  Please  allow  up  to  6   weeks.   **Your  animal  area  must  be  clean  at  all  times,  including  checkout  time.  If  not   clean,  premiums  will  be  forfeited.  RULES  AND  REGULATIONS**  

  ENTRIES:   • Animals  shown  in  individual  classes  must  be  the  bona  fide  property  of  the   exhibitor  before  the  4H/FFA  fair  registration  day.   • All  animals  must  be  able  to  be  lead  in  order  to  compete  for  premiums.   • Entries  must  be  made  in  the  name  of  the  animal  owner.   • Use  a  separate  entry  form  per  goat.   • Each  goat  can  only  be  entered  into  1  class  (not  including  showmanship  or  costume   contest).  Only  1  entry  per  class.  No  more  than  4  entries  total  (Not  including   Showmanship  or  Costume  Contest).   • Each  animal  entered  in  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair  Youth  Goat   Breeding  Show  must  have  the  correct  ear  tag,  birth  date,  and  show  division  on   their  entry  form.  The  Show  Committee  reserves  the  right  to  mouth  all  goats  for   age.   • All  goats  entered  in  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair  must  be  tagged   with  an  approved  USDA  Scrapie  Tag.   • Goats  must  be  shown  in  their  respective  age  classes.  Exhibits  that  have  been   erroneously  entered  may,  at  the  discretion  of  the  Chairman,  be  transferred  to  their   proper  classes  prior  to  judging.   • Substitutions  must  be  submitted  in  writing  and  postmarked  by  January  14  of  the   show  year.  Ownership  deadline  of  January  1,  of  the  current  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  year  will  still  apply   on  substituted  animals  and  substitutions  can  only  be  made  in  the  same  division.    

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YOUTH breeding goat SHOW | (YBG)  

• NO  SUBSTITUTIONS  WILL  BE  ALLOWED  UPON  ARRIVAL  AT  THE  FAIR.   • All  goats  must  be  de-­‐-­‐ horned  OR  have  safely  tipped  horns.   • All  goats  must  be  completely  weaned  by  the  start  of  fair.    

ARRIVAL:   • Animals  may  not  be  unloaded  on  the  fairgrounds  until  they  have  been  checked  by   the  Florida  State  Veterinarians,  except  in  the  case  of  emergency.  Any  animals   arriving  late  due  to  emergency  must  contact  the  Fair  Livestock  Office  at  321-­‐697-­‐ -­‐3050.    

ANIMAL  CARE:   • Unworthy  Exhibits:  It  is  the  intent  of  the  Youth  Goat  Committee  that  no  premium  of   distinction  of  any  kind  is  given  an  animal  that  does  not  deserve.  In  cases  where   only  one  animal  is  exhibited  in  a  class,  the  judge  shall  make  his  award  in   accordance  with  the  merits  of  the  animal  being  exhibited.  The  judge  must  not   award  a  premium  to  any  unworthy  animal.  Only  first  place  winning  animals  are   eligible  to  compete  for  Championship.    

RELEASE:   • Trailers  will  not  be  allowed  to  remain  on  the  fairgrounds  until  designated  release   times.    

PREMIUMS:   • Placing’s:   • 1st  -­‐  $8.00   • 2nd  -­‐  $5.00   • 3rd  -­‐  $3.00   • 4th  -­‐ -­‐10th  -­‐ -­‐  $2.00   • Good  Neighbor  Award  $25.00   • Commercial  Grand  Champion  Goat  $75.00   • Commercial  Reserve  Grand  Champion  Goat  $50.00   • Dairy  Grand  Champion  Goat  $75.00   • Dairy  Reserve  Grand  Champion  Goat  $50.00    

CLASSIFICATIONS:   • Senior  Doe  –  Any  goat  over  2  years  old  or  any  goat  that  has  kidded  regardless  of   age.   • Junior  Doe  –  Any  goat  that  is  under  2  years  of  age  that  has  NOT  kidded.   • Prospect  Wether  Senior  -­‐   Any  male  goat  that  has  at  least  one  set  of  permanent   incisors.    

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YOUTH breeding goat SHOW | (YBG)   • Prospect  Wether  Junior  –  Any  market  goat  that  has  not  made  weight,  or  any  other   wethered  goat  that  does  not  have  permanent  incisors.  

 

YOUTH  COMMERCIAL  BREEDING  GOAT  SHOW  -­‐ -­‐ -­‐   SECTION  1  

CLASSES:   1. Commercial  Purebred  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Sr   2. Commercial  Purebred  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Jr   3. Commercial  Mixed  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Sr   4. Commercial  Mixed  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Jr   5. Prospect  Wether  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Sr   6. Prospect  Wether  –  Jr    

YOUTH  DAIRY  BREEDING  GOAT  SHOW  -­‐ -­‐ -­‐   SECTION  2   CLASSES:   7. Dairy  Purebred  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Sr   8. Dairy  Purebred  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Jr   9. Dairy  Mixed  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Sr   10. Dairy  Mixed  -­‐  Jr   • Breeding  Goat  Classes  may  change  in  future  shows  based  on  the  specific  age  of  the   animal  based  on  the  number  of  entries.    

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Section  3  |  YOUTH  BREEDING  GOAT  COSTUME  CONTEST   Costume  Contest  is  open  to  all  4-­‐H  and  FFA  members.   Goat  must  be  entered  in  the  Youth  Breeding  Goat  Show  and  can  only  be   shown  by  registered  exhibitor.  Limit  1  entry  per  exhibitor.   Youth  must  enter  the  costume  contest  on  the  original  registration  form.  (If   you  choose  to  withdrawal  from  the  contest  please  do  so  at  fair  check-­‐in).   Exhibitors  are  to  dress  in  accordance  with  the  goat’s  costume.  Entry  may  be  a   fashioned  outfit,  either  created  or  bought.  Dress  the  goat  in  the  best  costume   you  can  think  up!   All  costumes  must  be  attached  to  the  animal  in  a  safe,  non-­‐binding  way,  and  is   non-­‐harmful  to  the  goat.   Entries  will  be  judged  on  creativity  and  style.   A  50  word  or  less  narrative  is  to  be  turned  into  the  Committee  Member  prior   to  the  start  of  the  event.   Participation  Ribbons  only  -­‐  1st,  2nd  &  3rd  places  in  each  class.  Premiums   not  paid.   HAVE  FUN!!  

CLASSES:   1. Junior  (age  8-­‐-­‐-­‐10)  02.  Intermediate  (age  11-­‐-­‐ 13)  03.  Senior  (age  14-­‐-­‐-­‐18)  

 

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SECTION  4   SHOWMANSHIP:   1. All  exhibitors  will  be  placed  in  one  of  the  three  divisions  as  determined  by  their   age  as  of  September  1,  2011.   2. Awards  will  be  given  for  1st,  2nd,  and  3rd  place  for  each  age  division.   3. All  exhibitors  will  be  automatically  entered  into  showmanship.  They  can  opt  out   of  doing  it  on  the  day  of  the  show.  All  goats  used  for  showmanship  must  be   registered  in  a  class  in  Section  1  or  Section  2.       CLASSES:  

1. Junior  Division     2. Intermediate  Division     3. Senior  Division  

 

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Chairperson  |  Robert  Dalton,  (407)  973-­‐-­‐ 4216,  [email protected]   • Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Cathy  Dalton  (407)  973-­‐-­‐ 1951,  [email protected]   GENERAL  RULES:     PURPOSE:     • The  intent  and  purpose  of  the  Osceola  County  Show  &  Fair  Youth  Breeding  Sheep   Show  is  to  provide  for  a  means  to  promote  the  sheep  industry  in  Central  Florida.   Central  Florida  has  a  unique  opportunity  for  a  market  that  is  for  out-­‐-­‐-­‐of-­‐-­‐-­‐  season   breeding  and  for  natural  colored  breeds,  known  as  niche  markets.   ELIGIBILITY:     • Exhibitor  must  be  8  years  old  by  September  1,  prior  to  the  fair.  Exhibitor  must  be  a   current   member   of   Osceola   County  4-­‐H  or   FFA,   and   may   enter   all   open   class   shows.   HEALTH  REQUIREMENTS:   • All  animals  will  be  required  to  meet  the  guidelines  set  by  the  State  of  Florida,   Department  of  Agriculture.   • Poultry,  rabbits  and  hogs  are  not  required  to  go  to  VET  DAY.   • All  other  animals  are  required  to  go  to  VET  DAY.  There  will  be  a  small  charge  for   each  animal  at  Vet  Day.   JUDGING:     • Only  1st  Place  exhibits  will  be  eligible  for  Grand  Champion  and  Reserve  Champion   places.   •There  must  be  a  minimum  of  three  (3)  animals  per  breed  for  the  Grand  Champion   and  Reserve  Champion  places  to  pay  full  premiums.  If  there  are  not  enough  animals   in  a  breed  to  make  a  class,  it  will  be  up  to  the  show  committee  to  make  a  class   placement  decision.  Exhibitors  must  be  present  during  judging  or  prior   arrangements  must  be  made  with  the  committee,  otherwise  no  premiums  will  be   paid.  An  animal  can  only  be  shown  in  one  class.  

 

DRESS  CODE:   • Blue  or  Black  jeans,  White  collared  shirt  or  Club    T-­‐shirts  tucked  in,  boots  or   brogans.  

  REGISTRATION:     • All  animals  must  be  registered  ONLINE.  

 

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ANIMAL  CARE:   • Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  feed  and  water  their  own  animals  and  bring  their   own  feed.   • All  animals  must  be  cared  for  by  the  exhibitor.   • This  includes  feeding,  watering,  and  cleaning  beds  and  pens.  Exhibitors  will  need   to  bring  feed  each  day  for  their  animals.   • Please  clean  out  and  under  pens  when  checking  out.  Remember  these  exhibits  are   for  the  public  to  view,  let’s  show  them  something  we're  proud  of.  Clean  animals   and  clean  pens.    

HANDLING:   • All  lambs  must  be  trained  for  show  and  to  be  controlled  by  the  exhibitor.   • Animals  that  cannot  be  handled  properly  will  be  asked  to  be  haltered  or  be   disqualified  and  premiums  forfeited.  

 

SHOW  LIMITATION:   • There  must  be  a  minimum  of  five  animals  per  species  to  have  a  show  (unless   otherwise  stated).   • The  exhibitor  must  show  its  own  animal  in  all  Showmanship  shows  or  contests    

CHECK  OUT:   • Animals  removed  before  checkout  time  and  date  will  result  in  forfeiture  of   premium  money.    

PREMIUMS:   • All  premiums  will  be  mailed  to  the  exhibitors  after  the  fair.   • Please  allow  up  to  6  weeks.    

**Your  animal  area  must  be  clean  (inside/underneath/around)  at  all  times,  including   checkout  time.  If  not  clean,  premiums  will  be  forfeited**   ENTRIES:   • Any  exhibitor  entering  an  animal  in  any  name  other  that  the  bona  fide  owner  or   owners  must  present  a  lease  agreement.   • Animals  shown  in  individual  classes  must  be  owned  by  or  leased  to  the  exhibitor   at  the  time  of  registration.   • All  animals  must  be  halter  broken  to  lead  in  order  to  compete  for  premiums.   • Sheep  must  be  in  show  shape  upon  arrival  at  the  Fair.   • Entries  must  be  made  in  the  name  of  the  flock  owner.  

 

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• Each  animal  entered  in  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair  Youth  Sheep   Breeding  Show  must  have  the  correct  ear  tag,  birth  date,  and  show  division  on   their  entry  form.  The  Show  Committee  reserves  the  right  to  mouth  all  sheep  for   age.   • All  sheep  entered  in  the  Kissimmee  Valley  Livestock  Show  &  Fair  must  be  tagged   with  an  approved  USDA  Scrapie  Tag.   • Sheep  must  be  shown  in  their  respective  age  classes.  Exhibits  that  have  been   erroneously  entered  may,  at  the  discretion  of  the  Chairman,  be  transferred  to  their   proper  classes  prior  to  judging.   • Substitutions  are  on  approval  by  the  Committee.  Substitutions  must  be  submitted   in  writing  or  email  and  postmarked  by  February  1  of  the  show  year.  Ownership   deadline  will  still  apply  on  substituted  animals.   • NO  SUBSTITUTIONS  WILL  BE  ALLOWED  UPON  ARRIVAL  AT  THE  FAIR.   • Youth  exhibitors  are  strongly  encouraged  to  complete  a  sheep  breeding  record   book  as  part  of  their  entry  to  exhibit.   • Record  keeping  is  part  of  the  experiential  learning  process  for  4H  &  FFA   exhibitors.  One  record  book  per  exhibitor  is  encouraged.  These  books  can  be   obtained  by  contacting  your  leader  or  local  Osceola  County  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  Extension  Office.   • No  headgear  may  be  worn  during  the  Show  or  Showmanship.   • Assistants  for  lambs  on  side  must  be  an  active  4-­‐H  or  FFA  member  &  registered  at   the  time  of  check  in.   ARRIVAL:   • Animals  may  not  be  unloaded  on  the  fairgrounds  until  they  have  been  checked  by   the  Florida  State  Veterinarians,  except  in  the  case  of  emergency.  Any  animals   arriving  late  due  to  emergency  must  contact  the  Fair  Livestock  Office  at  321-­‐697-­‐   3050.  

 

ANIMAL  CARE:   • Animals  should  be  shorn  and  groomed  in  whatever  manner  appropriate  for  the   breed  and  age  with  a  maximum  of  2  inches  of  wool  on  any  part  of  the  body.   • No  painting  of  sheep  will  be  allowed.   • Filling  of  sheep  with  any  substance  is  prohibited.  All  sheep  must  be  shown  in  their   natural  conformation  and  structure  without  alterations  or  modification,  except  for   the  grooming  and  treatment  of  the  wool  and  trimming  of  the  hooves.   • Unworthy  Exhibits-­‐It  is  the  intent  of  the  Youth  Sheep  Committee  that  no  premium  of   distinction  of  any  kind  be  given  an  animal  that  is  not  deserving.  In  cases  where   only  one  animal  is  exhibited  in  a  class,  the  judge  shall  make  his  award  in   accordance  with  the  merits  of  the  animal  being  exhibited.   • The  judge  must  not  award  a  premium  to  any  unworthy  animal.    

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• Only  first  place  winning  animals  are  eligible  to  compete  for  Grand  Champion’s,  the   second  place  animal  from  the  Grand  Champion’s  class  will  be  brought  in  for   selection  of  Reserve  Grand  Champion.   RELEASE:   • Trailers  will  not  be  allowed  on  the  fairgrounds  until  designated  release  times.    

   

PREMIUMS:   • 1st  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $8.00   • 2nd  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $5.00   • 3rd  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $3.00   • 4th  –  10th  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $2.00   • Good  Neighbor  Award  |  $25.00   • Grand  Champion  Ewe    |  $75.00   • Reserve  Grand  Champion  Ewe  |  $50.00   • Grand  Champion  Ram  |  $75.00   • Reserve  Grand  Champion  Ram  |  $50.00   YOUTH  BREEDING  SHEEP  CLASSES   Division  I  |  Black  Face  Wool  –  Hampshire,  Oxford,  Shropshire,  Suffolk,  and  any   other  sheep  with  75%  or  more  of  these  crosses.  (Medium  to  Large  Frame).   Division  II  |  White  Face  Wool  –  Southdown,  Dorset,  Columbia,  any  White  Face   breed,  and  any  other  sheep  with  75%  or  more  of  these  crosses  (Medium  to  Large   Frame).   Division  III  |  Other  Wool  Breeds  –  Florida  Native,  Jacob,  Romanov,  Baby  Doll   Southdown,  Tunis,  Texel.  (Small  to  Medium  Frame).   Division  IV  |  Haired  Meat  Sheep  –  Barbados,  Katahdin,  Dorper,  St.  Crois,  St.   Augustine,  other  haired  breeds.  (Small  to  Medium  Frame).   Division  V  |  Division  Crosses  –  Any  crosses  between  Blackface  Wool,  Whiteface   Wool,  Hair  or  other  wool.  (Medium  Frame).   Division  VI  |  Commercial  Meat  Lambs-­‐-­‐-­‐  Market  Ram,  Ewe,  or  Wether  Lambs  under   the  age  of  18  months  (Fair  reserves  the  right  to  mouth  lambs).  

 

 

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  CLASSES:   1. Aged  Ewes  (2  years  and  Over)   2. Yearling  Ewes  (1  to  2  years)   3. Early  Spring  Ewe  Lambs  (Born  January  thru  February  of  previous  year  to   show)   4. Late  Spring  Ewe  Lambs  (Born  March  thru  November  of  previous  year  to   show)   5. Aged  Rams  (2  years  and  Over,  and  able  to  be  safely  handled  and  shown  with   other  animals)   6. Yearling  Rams  (1  to  2  years)   7. Early  Spring  Rams  (Born  January  thru  February  of  previous  year  to  show)   8. Late  Spring  Rams  (Born  March  thru  November  of  previous  year  to  show)   9. Prospect  Commercial  Meat  Lambs  (Under  18  months  of  age,  valid  only  in   Division  6.)    

SECTION  9  |  ADDITIONAL  YOUTH  BREEDING  SHEEP  CONTESTS:    

SHOWMANSHIP:   • All  exhibitors  will  be  placed  in  one  of  the  three  divisions  as  determined  by  their   age  as  of  September  1  prior  to  the  show.   • All  exhibitors  must  show  their  own  animal.  

    CLASSES:   1. Junior  Division  (8-­‐10  years  of  age)   2.Intermediate  Division  (11-­‐13  years  of  age)   3.Senior  Division  (14-­‐18  years  of  age)  

 

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Chairperson(s)/Contact Information: • Annette Nation, (407) 201-1905 | [email protected] • Cathy Dalton, (407) 973-1951 | [email protected] ELIGIBILITY: • Exhibitor must be 8 years old by September 1, 2016. Exhibitor must be a current member of Osceola County 4-H, FFA, or FCCLA and may enter all open class shows. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS: • All animals will be required to meet the guidelines set by the State of Florida, Department of Agriculture. JUDGING: • Only Blue Ribbon exhibits will be eligible for Best in Class, Grand Champion and Reserve Champion places. Exhibitors must be present during judging or prior arrangements must be made with the committee, otherwise no premiums will be paid. An animal can only be shown in one class. DRESS CODE: • Blue or Black jeans, Long Sleeve White collared shirt or Club T-shirts tucked in, boots or closed toed shoes and belt. AC/HEAT: • There is no AC or Heat. BLANKETS ON TOP OF CAGES must be REMOVED by 10:00 AM or earlier if the fair opens before 10:00 AM. Blankets cannot be put on cages before 8:00 PM (this includes tarps). You may store them folded in the exhibitor feed area. REGISTRATION: • All animals must be registered ONLINE. • All birds or 2016 cage cards if same bird should be brought to the January Workshop. o See calendar for dates. • In the event you need to change your entry, you must email the chairperson no later than January 21, 2017 or you may do so in person at the workshop. • Supplemental Registration forms need to be completed AT the January Workshop. • If at judging, birds are found to be in wrong class, they will be moved to grooming. NO EXCEPTIONS.



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ANIMAL CARE: • Exhibitors will be required to feed and water their own animals and bring their own feed. All animals must be cared for by the exhibitor. This includes feeding, watering, and cleaning beds and pens. Exhibitors will need to bring feed each day for their animals. • It is not the responsible of the KVLS Committee to feed and/or water animals. • If an exhibitor fails to feed and/or water their animals for 24 hours the exhibitor will be asked to remove their animal and forfeit premiums. • Please clean out and under pens when checking out. Remember these exhibits are for the public to view, let’s show them something we can be proud of. • Both adults and youth are to sign in and out of tent each time. HANDLING: • No animal will be exhibited in competition that cannot be properly handled by the exhibitor. • Animals that cannot be handled properly will be disqualified and premiums forfeited. SHOW LIMITATION: • There must be a minimum of five animals per species to have a show (unless otherwise stated). CHECKOUT: • Animals removed before checkout time and date will result in forfeiture of premium money. • ANY ITEMS LEFT BEHIND become the property of the fair and will be used, disposed of or donated at our choosing. No liability is assumed by the fair. PREMIUMS: • All premiums will be mailed to the exhibitors after the fair. Please allow up to 6 weeks. **Your animal area must be clean (inside/underneath/around) at all times, including checkout time. If not clean, premiums will be forfeited** ***BIRDS NOT PICKED UP AT CHECKOUT TIME WILL FORFEIT PREMIUMS*** And may be ADOPTED OUT AT NO LIABILITY TO THE FAIR POULTRY RULES AND REGULATIONS



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Health Requirements: • All poultry are required to be free of disease, parasites and mites. Poultry not free may be disqualified. All poultry will be tested and inspected at check-in. o ANY BIRDS IN QUESTION WILL BE SENT HOME. Animal Eligibility: • Birds need to be at least 6 months old by show time. Exhibitors will need to be able to handle their birds. • No classes are provided for Guineas or Peacocks. Entries Allowed: • A total of six (6) birds allowed per exhibitor. May enter three (3) in addition if part of the Production Poultry Program. Judging: • Poultry will be judged on tables. (Please attend Poultry workshops offered through KVLS or your individual programs to learn how to show poultry on tables.) Premiums: Ribbons: • Blue - $5.00 • Red - $3.00 • White - $2.00 • Best of Class- $5.00 Poultry Production Trio | See section 8 for premiums in that section. Entry Forms: • Entries will be accepted online ONLY. Supplemental applications will be completed at the workshop in January— See Event Calendar for complete details. Feeding: • Cups will be provided for standard & bantams only. • Trios, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys containers must be provided by owner. NO hay is allowed in the pens. • A roost or small carpet will be permitted as long as the pen is kept clean DAILY. If not done so, items will be removed & discarded. Sign in & out in tent - see Master Exhibitor for more info. Use of birds for Poultry Skill-a-Thon and/or Rooster Crowing Contest:



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Birds may be used for the Poultry Skill-a-thon and Rooster Crowing and will be moved by Poultry Committee members, then returned. Please fill out the Poultry Approval Form attached, and bring with you to first workshop.

**If you are unsure of any portion, bring the bird to January workshop to be classified by the Poultry Committee members. No class changes will be made during fair. Birds will be cooped by class, breed, and variety**

SECTION 1 | POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP Showmanship is open to all 4-H and FFA members. First place in each division receives a chair, second and third place receives medallions. NO Premiums paid. Show the judge what you learned and HAVE FUN! 9960. Junior (age 8-10) | 9961. Intermediate (age 11-13) | 9962. Senior (age 14-18)



SECTION 2 | POULTRY SKILL-A-THON Skill-a-thon is open to all 4-H and FFA members. First thru third place in each division receives ribbons. NO Premiums paid. Show the judge what you learned and HAVE FUN!

9970. Junior (age 8-10) | 9971. Intermediate (age 11-13) | 9972. Senior (age 14-18)

SECTION 3 | POULTRY COSTUME CONTEST 1. Costume Contest is open to all 4-H, FFA, FCCLA members. 2. Bird must be entered in the poultry show and can only be shown by registered exhibitor. Limit 1 entry per exhibitor. 3. Youth must enter the costume contest online. (If you choose to withdrawal from the contest please do so at fair check-in). 4. Exhibitors are to dress in accordance with the bird’s costume. Entry may be a fashioned outfit, either created or bought. Dress the bird in the best costume you can think up! 5. All costumes must be attached to the animal in a safe, non-binding way, and is non-harmful to the bird. 6. Entries will be judged on creativity and style. 7. A 50 word or less narrative is to be turned into the Committee Member prior to the start of the event. 8. Participation Ribbons only - 1st-5th place in each class. Premiums not paid. Awards will be non-premium donation. 9. HAVE FUN!!

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9850. Junior (age 8-10) | 9851. Intermediate (age 11-13) | 9852. Senior (age 14-18)

SECTION 4 | STANDARD BREEDS

Grand Champion - $50.00 & Reserve Grand Champion $25.00 Hen and Rooster

American Breeds

1100. Buckeye – Hen 1101. Buckeye – Rooster 1102. Chantecler – Hen 1103. Chantecler – Rooster 1104. Delaware – Hen 1105. Delaware – Rooster 1106. Dominque – Hen 1107. Dominque – Rooster 1108. Holland – Hen 1109. Holland – Rooster 1110. Java – Hen 1111. Java – Rooster 1112. Jersey Giant – Hen 1113. Jersey Giant – Rooster 1114. Lamona – Hen 1115. Lamona – Rooster 1116. New Hampshire – Hen 1117. New Hampshire – Rooster 1118. Plymouth Rock – Hen 1119. Plymouth Rock –Rooster 1120. Rohde Island R/C – Hen 1121. Rohde Island R/C Rooster 1122. Rohde Island S/C – Hen 1123. Rohde Island Single Comb – Rooster 1124. Wyandotte – Hen 1125. Wyandotte – Rooster

Asiatic Breeds 2111. Brahama – Hen 2112. Brahama – Rooster 2113. Cochin – Hen 2114. Cochin – Rooster 2115. Langshan – Hen 2116. Lanshan – Rooster

Game Breeds (Not Bantam) 3100. Modern Game – Hen 3101. Modern Game – Rooster 3102. Old English – Hen 3103. Old English – Rooster

English Breeds

3118. Australorps – Hen 3119. Australorps – Rooster 3120. Cornish – Hen 3121. Cornish – Rooster 3122. Dorking Rose Comb – Hen 3123. Dorking Rose Comb – Rooster 3124. Dorking Single Comb – Hen 3125. Dorking Single Comb – Rooster 3126. Orpington – Hen 3127. Orpington – Rooster 3128. Redcap – Hen 3129. Redcap – Rooster 3130. Sussex – Hen 3131. Sussex – Rooster

Mediterranean Breeds 4125. Ancona R/C – Hen 4126. Ancona R/C – Rooster 4127. Ancona S/C – Hen 4128. Ancona S/C – Rooster 4129. Andalusian – Hen 4130. Andalusian – Rooster 4131. Catalanas – Hen 4132. Catalanas – Rooster 4133. Leghorn R/C – Hen 4134. Leghorn R/C – Rooster 4135. Leghorn S/C – Hen 4136. Leghorn S/C – Rooster 4137. Minorca R/C – Hen 4138. Minorca R/C – Rooster 4139. Minorca S/C – Hen 4140. Minorca S/c – Rooster 4141. Sicilian Buttercup – Hen 4142. Sicilian Buttercup – Rooster 4143. Spanish White Face Black – Hen 4144. Spanish White Face Black – Rooster

Continental Breeds 5132. Barnevelder – Hen



5133. Barnevelder – Rooster 5134. Campine – Hen 5135. Campine – Rooster 5136. Crevecoeur – Hen 5137. Crevecoeur – Rooster 5138. Favorelles – Hen 5139. Favorelles – Rooster 5140. Hamburg – Hen 5141. Hamburg – Rooster 5142. Houdan – Hen 5143. Houdan – Rooster 5144. La Fleche – Hen 5145. La Fleche – Rooster 5146. Lakenvelder – Hen 5147. Lakenvelder – Rooster 5148. Marans – Hen 5149. Marans – Rooster 5150. Bearded Polish – Hen 5151. Bearded Polish – Rooster 5152. Non-Bearded Polish – Hen 5153. Non-Bearded Polish – Rooster 5154. Welsummer – Hen 5155. Welsummer – Rooster

Oriental Breeds 5500. Aseel – Hen 5501. Aseel – Rooster 5502. Cubalaya – Hen 5503. Cubalaya – Rooster 5504. Malay – Hen 5505. Malay – Rooster 5506. Phoenix – Hen 5507. Phoenix – Rooster 5508. Shamo – Hen 5509. Shamo – Rooster 5510. Sumatras – Hen 5511. Sumatras – Rooster 5512. Yokohama – Hen 5513. Yokohama – Rooster

All Other Standard Breeds 7155. Ameraucana – Hen

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7160. Frizzle Clean Leg – Rooster 7161. Frizzle Featherleg – Hen 7162. Frizzle Featherleg – Rooster



7163. Naked Neck – Hen 7164. Naked Neck – Rooster 7165. Sultan – Hen 7166. Sultan – Rooster

SECTION 5 | BANTAM BREEDS Grand Champion - $50.00 & Reserve Grand Champion $25.00 Hen and Rooster 6237. Nankin Single Comb – 6154. Ancona Rose Comb – Single Comb Clean Rooster Rooster 6200. Ancona Single Comb – 6238. New Hampshire – Hen 6155. Belgian Bearded Hen 6239. New Hampshire – D’Anvers – Hen 6201. Ancona Single Comb – Rooster 6156. Belgian Bearded Rooster 6240. Orpington – Hen D’Anvers – Rooster 6202. Andalusian – Hen 6241. Orpington – Rooster 6157. Dominque – Hen 6203. Andalusian – Rooster 6242. Phoenix – Hen 6158. Dominque – Rooster 6204. Australorp – Hen 6243. Phoenix – Rooster 6159. Dorking Rose Comb – 6205. Australorp – Rooster 6244. Plymouth – Hen Hen 6206. Campine – Hen 6245. Plymouth – Rooster 6160. Dorking Rose Comb – 6207. Campine – Rooster 6246. Rhode Island Single Rooster 6208. Catalana – Hen Comb – Hen 6161. Hamburg – Hen 6209. Catalana – Rooster 6247. Rhode Island Single 6162. Hamburg – Rooster 6210. Delaware – Hen Comb – Rooster 6163. Leghorn Rose Comb – 6211. Delaware – Rooster 6248. Serama – Hen Hen 6212. Dorking Single Comb – 6249. Serama – Rooster 6164. Leghorn Rose Comb – Hen 6250. Spanish White Faced Rooster 6213. Dorking Single Comb – Black – Hen 6165. Minorca Rose Comb – Rooster 6251. Spanish White Faced Hen 6214. Dutch – Hen Black – Rooster 6166. Minorca Rose Comb – 6215. Dutch – Rooster 6252. Sussex – Hen Rooster 6216. Frizzle – Hen 6253. Sussex – Rooster 6167. Nankin Rose Comb – 6217. Frizzle – Rooster 6254. Welsummer – Hen Hen 6218. Holland – Hen 6255. Welsummer – Rooster 6168. Nankin Rose Comb – 6219. Holland – Rooster Rooster 6220. Japanese – Hen 6169. Redcap – Hen 6221. Japanese – Rooster 6170. Redcap – Rooster 6222. Java – Hen Game Bantam Breeds 6171. Rhode Island Rose Comb 6223. Java – Rooster 6147. American Game – Hen – Hen 6224. Jersey Giant – Hen 6148. American Game – 6172. Rhode Island Rose Comb 6225. Jersey Giant – Rooster Rooster – Rooster 6226. Lakenvelder – Hen 6149. Modern Game – Hen 6173. Rose Comb – Hen 6227. Lakenvelder – Rooster 6150. Modern Game – Rooster 6174. Rose Comb – Rooster 6228. Lamona – Hen 6151. Old English Game – Hen 6175. Sebright – Hen 6229. Lamona – Rooster 6152. Old English Game – 6176. Sebright – Rooster 6230. Leghorn Single Comb – Rooster 6177. Wyandotte – Hen Hen 6178. Wyandotte – Rooster 6231. Leghorn Single Comb – Rooster 6232. Minorca Single Comb – Hen 6233. Minorca Single Comb – Rooster 6234. Naked Neck – Hen 6235. Naked Neck – Rooster 6236. Nankin Single Comb – Hen

Rose Comb Clean Leg 6153. Ancona Rose Comb – Hen



All Other Combs Clean Legged

6100. Ameraucana – Hen 6101. Ameraucana – Rooster 6102. Araucana – Hen

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6127. Sicilian Buttercup – Hen 6128. Sicilian Buttercup – Rooster 6129. Sumatra – Hen 6130. Sumatra – Rooster 6131. Yokohama – Hen 6132. Yokohama – Rooster



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6300. Belgian Bearded D’uccle – Hen 6301. Belgian Bearded D’uccle – Rooster 6302. Booted Non-Bearded – Hen 6303. Booted Non-Bearded – Rooster 6304. Brahama – Hen 6305. Brahama – Rooster 6306. Cochin – Hen 6307. Cochin – Rooster 6308. Faverolles – Hen 6309. Faverolles – Rooster 6310. Frizzle – Hen 6311. Frizzle – Rooster 6312. Langshan – Hen 6313 Langshan – Rooster 6314. Silkie Bearded – Hen 6315. Silkie Bearded – Rooster 6316. Silkie Non-Bearded – Hen 6317. Silkie Non-Bearded – Rooster 6318. Sultan – Hen 6319. Sultan – Rooster

SECTION 6 | COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION Grand Champion - $20.00 & Reserve Grand Champion $10.00 Hen and Rooster

7500. Sexlink – Hen 7501. Sexlink – Rooster 7502. Crossbred – Hen 7503. Crossbred – Rooster 7504. Purebred – Hen 7505. Purebred – Rooster

**PUREBRED hen/rooster Not shown in Purebred class

SECTION 7 | GROOMING CROSSBRED $5.00 Best Groomed Hen and Rooster

7600. Crossbred – Hen 7601. Crossbred – Rooster **NOT shown in the Commercial section SECTION 8 | EXHIBITION FOWL

Grand Champion - $50.00 & Reserve Grand Champion $25.00 Hen and Rooster

Duck Bantam

8100. Call – Female



8101. Call – Male

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Duck Light

8120. Campbell Khaki – Female 8121. Campbell Khaki – Male 8122. Magpie – Female 8123. Magpie – Male 8124. Runner – Female 8125. Runner – Male 8126. Welsh Harlequin – Female 8127. Welsh Harlequin – Male

Duck Medium 8140. Buff – Female 8141. Buff – Male 8142. Cayuga – Female 8143. Cayuga – Male 8144. Crested – Female 8145. Crested – Male 8146. Swedish – Female 8147. Swedish – Male

Duck Heavy 8165. Appleyard – Female 8166. Appleyard – Male 8167. Aylesbury – Female 8168. Aylesbury – Male 8169. Muscovy – Female 8170. Muscovy – Male 8171. Pekin – Female 8172. Pekin – Male 8173. Rouen – Female 8174. Rouen – Male 8175. Saxony – Female 8176. Saxony – Male

Geese Light

9100. Canada – Female 9101. Canada – Male 9102. Chinese – Female 9103. Chinese – Male 9104. Egyptian – Female 9105. Egyptian – Male

9106. Tufted Roman – Female 9108. Tufted Roman – Male

Geese Medium 9130. American Buff – Female 9131. American Buff – Male 9132. Pilgrim – Female 9133. Pilgrim – Male 9134. Pomeranian – Female 9135. Pomeranian – Male 9136. Sebastopol – Female 9137. Sebastopol – Male 9138. Steinbacher – Female 9139. Steinbacher – Male

Geese Heavy

9165. African – Female 9166. African – Male 9167. Embden – Female 9168. Embden – Male 9169. Toulouse – Female 9170. Toulouse – Male

Turkeys

9207. Standard Bronze – Male 9208. Narragansett – Female 9209. Narragansett – Male 9210. Royal Palm – Female 9211. Royal Palm – Male 9212. Slate – Female 9213. Slate – Male 9214. White Holland – Female 9215. White Holland – Male 9216. Broad Breasted Bronze – Female 9217. Broad Breasted Bronze – Male 9218. Broad Breasted White – Female 9219. Broad Breasted White – Male



Miscellaneous (list breed in comment field) 9300. Quail - Female 9301. Quail – Male 9350. Pheasant – Female 9351. Pheasant – Male

9200. Beltsville Small White – Female 9201. Beltsville Small White – Male 9202. Black Spanish – Female 9203. Black Spanish – Male 9204. Bourbon Red – Female 9205. Bourbon Red – Male 9206. Standard Bronze – Female



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PRODUCTION POULTRY RULES AND REGULATIONS: 1. Each participant would declare their interest in the project by July 28, 2016 by registering and paying for the chicks (must confirm final number by July 29, 2016 in order to receive in time for pickup date of 8/30/2016). 1. Each participant may purchase up to twelve (12) chicks at $3.50 each (minimum of 3). 2. Poultry Committee will order the chicks (pullets only of egg laying breeds) from a hatchery (can use different ones each year or every other year), recommend 5 or 6 per contestant. 3. The breed of chicken will be changed each year (ex: Red Sexlink one year, Barred Rocks the next, followed by Rhode Island Reds). This year will be the Speckled Sussex. 4. The chicks will be handed out at KVLS on August 22, 2016 AT 10:00 AM. The Poultry Workshop is scheduled for September 19, 2016. Sign in is at 8:30 am for all. The Skill-a-Thon book will be handed out at the workshop. New information will also be given out, please attend. Workshop sign up will be available online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/poultry-workshop-2015tickets-16266500541 until September 15, 2016. Please sign up so we can have enough supplies on hand. 5. Birds will arrive at the same time as the other poultry and be tested. 6. The child will present their best three (3) of the chicks for a trio, which they bought from the Committee for the fair. 7. All poultry are required to be free of disease, parasites and mites. Poultry no free will be disqualified. All poultry will be tested at check in. 8. The Trio will be cooped together in one pen. 9. The Poultry Judge in their pen will judge birds during the Poultry Show as its own Division. 10. The Trio will be judged as a group with Premium and Ribbons: a. Blue - $15.00 b. Red - $9.00 c. White - $6.00 d. The Trio will be judged as a group for Grand and Reserve. Premium: Grand $50, Reserve $25. 11. Any additional birds may be shown in the Youth Poultry Show in the appropriate class. 12. Skill-a-thon & Showmanship contests are highly recommended. Contest is on the 2nd Saturday of the fair at 9AM, awards are at 3PM. 9925 - Production Poultry



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SECTION 10 | EGG DÉCORATING CONTEST • See Poultry Rules for premium information. • The top 3 in each division, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior divisions will receive rosettes and 1st place in each division will receive additional $5 premium. • Only one egg per exhibitor. • Must be turned in at time of check-in on Thursday at same time as birds. • Eggs MUST be blown out. • Eggs may be decorated with paint, feathers, paper, crayons, etc. • Eggs must be decorated by exhibitor. • Please check with your organization leaders or Poultry Committee for safe way to handle egg. o Exception is in the Fair Theme Class, exhibitor may use 1-3 eggs and design MUST be an interpretation of this year’s fair theme of ROC N’ ROLL. 9900. Junior (age 8-10) | 9901. Intermediate (age 11-13) | 9902. Senior (age 14-18) 9903. Fair Theme (age 8-18) SECTION 11 | EGG SHOW SECTION ENTRIES: All exhibitors must be entered in the Poultry Show. 1. There is no entry fee. 2. There shall be no identification marks on the eggs but an Egg Information Card must be attached to each carton. EGG INFORMATION CARD WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE JANUARY WORKSHOP. a. Eggs must be turned in at time of check-in with a completed Egg Information Card attached. 3. Limit One Dozen eggs per exhibitor. EGG SPECIFICATIONS 1. All eggs shown must be chicken eggs and selected by the exhibitor. Exhibitor’s flocks need not produce them. 2. Eggs are not to be purchased from a grocery store. 3. All eggs must be entered as a single dozen. An Egg Information Card must be filled out and attached to the carton. 4. There will be a Pee Wee (X-Small), Small, Medium, Large Extra Large and Jumbo Class. If enough eggs are entered the Poultry Committee reserves the



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right to break the class down further by color - white, brown and for blue/green eggs. A dozen eggs of minimum average weight for the class shall receive as many points, other things being equal as a dozen eggs of maximum average weight for the class. Eggs will be judged on interior as well as exterior quality. Eggs should be clean and stain free. Please attend workshop to learn about choosing, cleaning, and displaying eggs.

DISPLAY AND JUDGING: 1. The Superintendent of the Youth Poultry & Egg Show will display the eggs by a photograph and the results will be posted in the poultry tent. 2. The eggs become the property of the Show. 3. The top 3 dozen eggs for each group – Pee wee, small, large extra large, jumbo and white, brown eggs and blue/green will receive ribbons. PREMIUMS: o $5.00 Blue Ribbon o $3.00 Red Ribbon o $2.00 White Ribbon o $5.00 Best dozen eggs o $5.00 Best of Class All o Cloverbud entries exhibited will receive a participation ribbon. CLASS: o The Poultry Judge will separate eggs into a class according to the size. o Pee Wee (XSmall) eggs shall average not less than 15 ounces per dozen. o Small eggs shall average not less than 18 ounces per dozen. o Medium eggs shall average not less than 21 ounces per dozen. Large eggs shall average not less than 24 ounces per dozen. o Extra Large eggs shall average not less than 27 ounces per dozen. o Jumbo eggs shall average not less than 30 ounces per dozen. 9800. Youth Dozen Egg



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SECTION 12 | INFORMATIONAL POSTERS See Poultry Rules for premium information. The top 3 in each division, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior divisions will receive rosettes and 1st place in each division will receive additional $5 premium. Posters can be 22” x 28” or 22” x 14”. Data on the poster is to be related to poultry and to be informational. NO TRI-FOLD BOARDS. o Please be sure all items are attached to the poster securely. Posters are displayed in the tent during fair. o Must be turned in at time of check-in. May be decorated with paint, feathers, paper, crayons, yarn, etc. Posters must be completed by the exhibitor.

9950. Junior (age 8-10) | 9951. Intermediate (age 11-13) | 9952. Senior (age 14-18)

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Please plan to attend the Poultry Workshop (see event calendar for date/time) for more information and to receive a skill-a-thon booklet. Adults & Youth please sign in & out each time in the poultry tent. By doing so points earned towards Master Exhibitor as well as community service hours are tracked for youth organizations and adults time for Community Service involvement for possible grants. All exhibitors are automatically entered. Points are earned and tabulated with highest two (2) scores will receive Master Exhibitor-$50 and Reserve Master Exhibitor-$25. Each section gets points; a percentage of the points is used towards the total accumulated points: Showmanship 40% | Skillathon 40% | Informational Poster 15% | Egg Decorating 5%

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Robert  Dalton,  (407)  973-­‐-­‐ 4216  |  [email protected]       • Cathy  Dalton,  (407)  973-­‐-­‐ 1951  |  [email protected]           GENERAL  RULES:     • This  show  is  open  to  children  in  Osceola  County  between  the  ages  of  5  and  8   years  of  age  by  date  of  show.     • PARENTS/GUARDIAN  ID’S  WILL  BE  CHECKED  FOR  PROOF  OF   RESIDENCY.     • All  entries  must  be  received  no  later  than  1  hour  before  show  starts.     • Parents  of  each  entrant  are  responsible  for  both  child  and  sheep/lamb.     • Only  wethers  and  ewes  can  be  shown.     • Each  sheep/lamb  entry  must  be  registered  in  the  Current  Fair  year  Market  or   Youth  Breeding  Sheep  Show.     • If  the  entrant  is  not  related  to  Market  or  Youth  Breeding  Sheep  Show   exhibitor,  a  waiver  must  be  signed  by  guardian  of  entrant  and  guardian  of   Market  or  Youth  Breeding  Sheep  Show  exhibitor  and  submitted  with   registration.     • Parents/Guardians  of  entrant  will  sign  a  waiver/release  to  be  submitted  with   registration.     • Each  animal  must  be  on  a  halter  and  lead  and  shown  by  a  child  capable  of   keeping  the  animal  under  control.  For  safety  reasons,  if  the  child  cannot  keep   control  of  the  animal,  they  will  be  asked  to  leave  the  show  ring.     • Entrants  will  be  allowed  to  show  only  ONE  sheep/lamb.     • Entrants  must  be  in  showmanship  attire  (long  sleeve  shirt,  long  pants  –   preferably  blue  or  black  jeans,  closed  toed  shoes)  required.     • RIBBONS  OR  MEDALS  WILL  BE  AWARDED  TO  ALL  PARTICPANTS.                            

 

       

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Chairperson(s)  &  Contact  Information:     • Kathy  Gantz  (Chairperson)     o (407)  957-­‐-­‐ 4145;  [email protected]     • Tracy  Boggs  (Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson)     o (407)  791-­‐-­‐ 9119;  [email protected]         GENERAL  RULES  &  REGULATIONS:         • ELIGIBILITY:     o Exhibitor  must  be  eight  (8)  years  old  by  September  1,  2016.     o Exhibitor  must  be  a  current  member  of  Osceola  County  4H  or  FFA,  and   may  enter  all  open  class  shows.     • HEALTH  REQUIREMENTS:     o All  animals  will  be  required  to  meet  the  guidelines  set  by  the  State  of   Florida,  Department  of  Agriculture.     o MANDATORY—  All  Rabbits  must  be  brought  in  January  for  Pre-­‐-­‐-­‐Fair   Health  Check  and  Fair  Information  Workshop  (see  Event  Calendar).     • JUDGING:     o Only  Blue  Ribbon  exhibits  will  be  eligible  for  Best  in  Class,  Grand   Champion,  and  Reserve  Champion  places.     o There  must  be  a  minimum  of  three  (3)  animals  per  breed  for  the   Grand  Champion  and  Reserve  Champion  places  to  pay  full  premiums.     o If  there  are  not  enough  animals  in  a  breed  to  make  a  class,  it  will  be  up   to  the  show  committee  to  make  a  class  placement  decision.     o Exhibitors  must  be  present  during  judging  or  prior  arrangements   must  be  made  with  the  committee,  otherwise  no  premiums  will  be   paid.     o An  animal  can  only  be  shown  in  one  class.     • DRESS  CODE:     o Blue  or  Black  jeans.     o Long  Sleeve  White  Collared  shirt  or  Club  T-­‐ -­‐shirt  (tucked-­‐-­‐ in).     o Boots  or  Closed-­‐-­‐ toed  shoes.     o Belt.     • AC/HEAT:     o There  is  NO  AC  or  Heat.     • REGISTRATION:     o Registration  will  be  ONLINE  ONLY.     o All  animals  must  be  registered  by  the  online  registration  deadline.     o ALL  RABBITS  must  be  brought  to  the  January  pre-­‐-­‐-­‐fair  health  check   and  fair  information  workshop.      

       

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o Supplemental  registration  forms  need  to  be  completed  at  the  January   workshop.  You  MUST  fill  out  and  turn-­‐-­‐-­‐in  the  Rabbit  Show   Supplemental  Form,  which  will  be  available  at  the  January  workshop.   o We  will  help  you  correct  the  breed  and  sex  of  your  rabbit  at  that  time   if  you  are  not  sure  of  this  information.   o If  the  rabbit  is  entered  in  the  wrong  class,  the  Judge  at  their  discretion   can  move  it.   o Please  notify  the  chairperson  if  you  are  unsure  of  the  breed.   ANIMAL  CARE:   o Exhibitors  MUST  feed  their  own  Rabbits  ONLY.  Please  do  not  feed   anyone  else’s  Rabbit.  Not  all  rabbits  are  on  the  same  type  of  feed.   o Please  sign-­‐-­‐ in  and  sign-­‐-­‐ out  inside  the  tent.   o Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  feed  and  water  their  own  animals  and   bring  their  own  feed.   o It  is  not  the  responsible  of  the  KVLS  Committee  to  feed  and/or  water   animals.   o If  an  exhibitor  fails  to  feed  and/or  water  their  animals  for  24  hours   the  exhibitor  will  be  asked  to  remove  their  display.   o All  animals  must  be  cared  for  by  the  exhibitor—  this  includes  feeding,   watering,  and  cleaning  beds  and  pens.   o Exhibitors  will  need  to  feed  each  day  for  their  animals.   o Please  clean  out  and  under  pens  when  checking  out.   o Remember  these  exhibits  are  for  the  public  to  view,  so  let’s  show   them  something  we’re  proud  of!   i. Clean  animals  and  clean  pens.   o No  hay  of  ANY  kind  or  bedding  material  allowed  or  permitted  inside   the  cages.   o All  exhibitors  should  provide  a  large  sized  water  bottle.   HANDLING:   o No  animal  will  be  exhibited  in  competition  that  cannot  be  properly   handled  by  the  exhibitor.   o Animals  that  cannot  be  handled  properly  will  be  disqualified  and   premiums  will  be  forfeited.   SHOW  LIMITATION:   o There  must  be  a  minimum  of  five  (5)  animals  per  species  to  have  a   show  (unless  otherwise  stated).   CHECKOUT:   o Animals  removed  before  checkout  time  and  date  will  result  in   immediate  forfeiture  of  premium  money.   o Rabbits  not  picked-­‐-­‐ up  at  checkout  time  will  forfeit  premiums.  

 

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o Any  rabbit  that  is  not  picked-­‐-­‐-­‐up  by  the  end  of  checkout  will  be   adopted  out  at  no  liability  to  the  Osceola  County  Fair  and  Kissimmee   Valley  Livestock  Show.   PREMIUMS:   o All  premiums  will  be  mailed  to  the  exhibitors  after  the  fair.  Please   allow  up  to  six  (6)  weeks.   o Your  animal  area  must  be  clean  (inside/underneath/around)  at  all   times,  including  checkout  time.   o If  not  clean,  premiums  will  be  forfeited.   NO  LOCKS  permitted  to  be  placed  on  cages—  may  be  zip  tied  for  safety   purposes.   Exhibitors  are  responsible  for  Plexiglas  or  chicken  wire  in/around  cages  if   you  have  a  small  breed  rabbit.  This  is  to  keep  them  from  getting  stuck  or  out   of  cage  and/or  injured.  

RABBIT  RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:  

 

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HEALTH  REQUIREMENTS:   o During  check-­‐-­‐-­‐in  they  will  be  assessed  free  of  disease,  parasites  and   mites.  Any  rabbit  in  question  will  be  sent  home.  Please  check  for  ear   mites  before  fair  time.  Exhibitors  must  provide  a  clean,  large  water   bottle  with  hanger  and  a  clean  feeder/food  dish  for  each  rabbit.  Please   write  your  name  in  permanent  marker  on  your  bottles.   ANIMAL  ELIGILBILTY:   o Rabbits  must  be  at  least  five  (5)  months  of  age  by  show  time.  Must   have  rabbit  by  registration  day.   SAFETY:   o No  rabbits  are  allowed  on  leashes.   PENNING:   o Rabbits  will  be  cooped  only  one  (1)  rabbit  per  single  coop/cage.   ENTRIES  ALLOWED:   o Total  of  TWO  (2)  RABBITS  ONLY  allowed  per  exhibitor.   JUDGING:   o Rabbits  will  be  judged  on  the  tables.   o Please  attend  workshops  offered  by  KVLS  to  learn  how  to  show  your   Rabbits.  (Check  Calendar)   ITEMS  LEFT  BEHIND:   o Any  items  left  behind  become  the  property  of  the  fair  and  will  be  used,   disposed  of,  or  donated  at  our  discretion.  The  Kissimmee  Valley   Livestock  Show  &  Osceola  County  Fair,  or  the  Chairperson(s)  assumes   no  liability.  

 

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PREMIUMS:   o Ribbons:  Blue  –  $5.00;  Red  –  $3.00;  White  –  $2.00;  Best  in  Class  –   $5.00;  Purebred  Grand  Champion  –  $50.00;  Purebred  Reserve   Champion  –  $25.00  

 

SECTION  1  –  PUREBRED  RABBIT    

1400.  American  Doe   1434.  Cinnamon  Doe   1468.  Mini  Satin  Doe   1401.  American  Buck   1435.  Cinnamon  Buck   1469.  Mini  Satin  Buck   1402.  Amer.  Fuzzy  Lop  Doe  1436.  Crème  D’Argent  Doe  1470.  NL.  Dwarf  Doe   1403.  Amer.  Fuzzy  Lop  Buck  1437.  Crème  D’Argent  Buck  1471.  NL.  Dwarf  Buck   1404.  American  Sable  Doe        1438.   Dutch  Doe   1472.  New  Zealand  Doe   1405.  American  Sable  Buck    1439.  Dutch  Buck   1473.  New  Zealand  Buck   1406.  English  Angora  Doe   1440.  Dwarf  Hotot  Doe   1474.  Palomino  Doe   1407.  English  Angora  Buck    1441.  Dwarf   Hotot  Buck   1475.  Palomino  Buck   1408.  French  Angora  Doe   1442.  English  Spot  Doe   1476.  Polish  Doe   1409.  French  Angora  Buck      1443.  English  Spot  Buck   1477.  Polish  Buck   1410.  Giant  Angora  Doe   1444.  Flemish  Giant  Doe   1478.  Rex  Doe   1411.  Giant  Angora  Buck   1445.  Flemish  Giant  Buck   1479.  Rex  Buck   1412.  Satin  Angora  Doe   1446.  Florida  White  Doe   1480.  Rhinelander  Doe   1413.  Satin  Angora  Buck   1447.  Florida  White  Buck   1481.  Rhinelander  Buck   1414.  Belgian  Hare  Doe   1448.  Harlequin  Doe   1482.  Satin  Doe   1415.  Belgian  Hare  Buck   1449.  Harlequin  Buck   1483.  Satin  Buck   1416.  Beveren  Doe   1450.  Havana  Doe   1484.  Silver  Doe   1417.  Beveren  Buck   1451.  Havana  Buck   1485.  Silver  Buck   1418.  Blanc  de  Hotot  Doe   1452.  Himalayan  Doe   1486.  Silver  Fox  Doe   1419.  Blanc  de  Hotot  Buck      1453.   Himalayan  Buck   1487.  Silver  Fox  Buck   1420.  Britannia  Petite  Doe      1454.  Holland   Lop  Doe   1488.  Silver  Marten  Doe   1421.  Britannia  Petite  Buck  1455.  Holland  Lop  Buck   1489.  Silver  Marten  Buck   1422.  California  Doe   1456.  Jersey  Wooley  Doe   1490.  Tan  Doe   1423.  California  Buck   1457.  Jersey  Wooley  Buck   1491.  Tan  Buck   1424.  Champagne  D’Argent  Doe      1458.  Lilac  Doe   1492.  Thrianta  Doe   1425.  Champagne  D’Argent  Buck  1459.  Lilac  Buck   1493.  Thrianta  Buck   1426.  Checkerd  Giant  Doe   1460.  English  Lop  Doe   1494.  Lionhead  Doe   1427.  Checkerd  Giant  Buck    1461.  English  Lop  Buck   1495.  Lionhead  Buck   1428.  American  Chinchilla  Doe   1462.  French  Lop  Doe    1496.  Argente  Brun  Doe   1429.  American  Chinchilla  Buck  1463.  French  Lop  Buck  1497.  Argente  Brun  Buck   1430.  Giant  Chinchilla  Doe      1464.  Mini  Lop  Doe   1498.  Velveteen  Lop  Doe   1431.  Giant  Chinchilla  Buck  1465.  Mini  Lop  Buck   1499.  Velveteen  Lop  Buck   1432.  Standard  Chinchilla  Doe   1466.  Mini  Rex  Doe   1433.  Standard  Chinchilla  Buck   1467.  Mini  Rex  Buck    

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SECTION  2  |  GROOMING  CROSSBRED    

1. Best  Groomed  Doe   o $5.00   2. Best  Groomed  Buck   o $5.00    

SECTION  3  |  COSTUME  CONTEST  

 

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Costume  Contest  is  open  to  all  4-­‐ -­‐H  and  FFA  members.   Rabbit  must  be  entered  in  the  rabbit  show  and  can  only  be  shown  by   registered  exhibitor.   o Limit  1  entry  per  exhibitor.   Youth  must  enter  the  costume  contest  on  the  original  fair  form.   o (If  you  choose  to  withdrawal  from  the  contest  please  do  so  at  fair  check-­‐-­‐-­‐   in).   Exhibitors  are  to  dress  in  accordance  with  the  rabbit’s  costume.   o Entry  may  be  a  fashioned  outfit,  either  created  or  bought.   o Dress  the  rabbit  in  the  best  costume  you  can  think  up!   All  costumes  must  be  attached  to  the  animal  in  a  safe,  non-­‐-­‐ binding  way,  and   is  non-­‐-­‐ harmful  to  the  rabbit.   Entries  will  be  judged  on  creativity  and  style.   A  50  word  or  less  narrative  is  to  be  turned  into  the  Committee  Member  prior   to  the  start  of  the  event.   Participation  Ribbons  only  -­‐-­‐-­‐  1st  –  5th  places  in  each  class.   Premiums  not  paid  in  costume  categories.   o Awards  will  be  non-­‐-­‐ premium  donation.   HAVE  FUN!!  

CLASSES:  

9853.  Junior   |  

9854.  Intermediate  

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9855.  Senior  

 

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SECTION  4  |  INFORMATIONAL  POSTERS    

POSTERS:     o Posters  can  be  22”  x  28”  or  22”  x  14”.   o Data  on  the  poster  is  to  be  related  to  rabbits  and  to  be  informational.   o Must  be  turned  in  at  time  of  check-­‐-­‐-­‐in.  Informational  posters  are  to  be   checked  in  at  the  same  day  and  time  as  rabbit  check  in.   o May  be  decorated  with  paint,  feathers,  paper,  crayons,  yarn,  etc.   o Please  be  sure  that  all  items  are  attached  to  the  poster  securely.   o Posters  are  displayed  in  the  tent  during  fair.   o The  exhibitor  must  complete  posters.   o NO  TRI-­‐-­‐ FOLD  BOARDS  ACCEPTED.   o You  must  enter  a  new  poster  each  year  and  may  not  be  the  same   poster  used  in  a  prior  show  or  fair.  Please  add  Name,  Club,   Current  Fair  Year,  4H  Age  on  back  of  poster.    

**  IF  you  would  like  your  poster  donated  to  various  Educational  Facilities,  please   advise  committee  at  check-­‐-­‐-­‐in.  Any  posters  not  picked  up  at  checkout  will  be  donated**    

AWARDS:     a. The  top  3  in  each  division,  Junior,  Intermediate,  and  Senior  divisions   will  receive  rosettes  and  1st  place  in  each  division  will  receive     additional  $5  premium.   CLASSES:   1. Junior   02.  Intermediate   03.  Senior       SECTION  5  |  SHOWMANSHIP      

 

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Showmanship  is  open  to  all  4-­‐ -­‐H  and  FFA  members.   1st  place  in  each  division  receives  a  chair,  2nd  and  3rd  place  in  each   division  receives  medallions.   Premiums  not  paid.   Show  the  Judge  what  you  have  learned  and  HAVE  FUN!!  

CLASSES:   9873.  Junior  (age  8-­‐ -­‐10)    |  9874.  Intermediate  (age  11-­‐-­‐ 13)    |  9875.  Senior  (age  14-­‐-­‐ 18)  

 

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SECTION  6  |  SKILL-­‐-­‐ A-­‐ -­‐THON    

 

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Showmanship  is  open  to  all  4-­‐ -­‐H  and  FFA  members.   1st  place  thru  3rd  place  in  each  division  will  receive  ribbons.   Premiums  not  paid.   Show  the  Judge  what  you  have  learned  and  HAVE  FUN!!  

CLASSES:  

 

9883.  Junior  (age  8-­‐ -­‐10)    |  9884.  Intermediate  (age  11-­‐-­‐ 13)    |  9885.  Senior  (age  14-­‐-­‐ 18)    

Rabbit  Show  Master  Exhibitor  

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All  exhibitors  are  automatically  entered.   Points  are  earned  and  tabulated  with  highest  two  (2)  scores  will  receive:   o Master  Exhibitor  -­‐-­‐-­‐   $50   o Reserve  Master  Exhibitor  -­‐-­‐-­‐   $25.   Each  section  gets  points;  a  percentage  of  the  points  are  used  towards  the   total  accumulated  points:   o Showmanship  40%   o Skillathon  40%   o Informational  Poster  20%   Barn  Duty-­‐-­‐-­‐time  is  calculated  by  signing  in  &  out  as  well  as  consideration  for   the  GOOD  NEIGHBOR  AWARD.   o Those  that  do  2  hours  at  a  time  of  barn  duty  receive  4  EXTRA  POINTS   for  each  time  set  for  a  maximum  of  20  points.   o Adults  &  Youth  please  sign  in  &  out  each  time  in  the  Rabbit  Tent.  By   doing  so  points  earned  towards  Master  Exhibitor  as  well  as   community  service  hours  are  tracked  for  youth  organizations  and   adults  time  for  Community  Service  involvement  for  possible  grants.   DEMONSTRATIONS:   o Each  demonstration  is  to  be  5-­‐-­‐-­‐10  minutes  long  each  in  front  of  group   of  four  (4)  or  more.   Youth  may  do  more  than  one  demonstration.   o 1-­‐-­‐ 2  demos  -­‐ -­‐  5  points  each   o 3-­‐-­‐ 5  demos  -­‐ -­‐  2  points  each  

 

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YOUTH swine show DEPARTMENT

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Chairperson   o Aaron  Mick,  (321)  231-­‐-­‐-­‐5540   • Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson   o Dwayne  Goodson,  (407)  870-­‐-­‐-­‐3150   GENERAL  MARKET  ANIMAL  RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:     ***SEE  THE  YOUTH  CALENDAR  FOR  ALL  APPROPRIATE  DATES  AND  TIMES***     ELIGILBILITY:     1. Exhibitor  must  be  8  years  old  by  September  1,  2016.  Exhibitor  must  be  a   current  member  of  Osceola  County  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  or  FFA,  and  may  enter  all  open  class   shows.  

 

ANIMAL  ELIGIBILITY:     All  swine  must  be  at  least  6  months  of  age  by  show  time.  Maximum  weight   limit  is  350  lbs.  No  Boars  will  be  allowed.  Animals  that  cannot  be  handled   properly  will  be  disqualified,  and  removed  from  the  Fair  Grounds.  All  swine   must  go  to  slaughter  from  the  fair.      

HEALTH  REQUIREMENTS:     1. All  animals  will  be  required  to  meet  the  guidelines  set  by  the  State  of   Florida,  Department  of  Agriculture.  Hogs  must  arrive  to  fair,  show  ready   and  in  clean  trailers.  

  JUDGING:     • Exhibitors  must  be  present  during  judging  or  prior  arrangements  must  be   made  with  the  committee,  otherwise  no  premiums  will  be  paid.  

 

DRESS  CODE:     • FOR  THE  SHOW:  All  exhibitors  must  wear  a  white,  long-­‐-­‐-­‐   sleeved,  collared  dress  shirt  or  blouse,  tucked  in  with  dark   blue  or  black  western  trousers  or  western  jeans.  Boots  or   brogans  are  required.  Exhibitors  may  wear  a  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  or  FFA   jacket.  A  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  or  FFA  tie  may  be  worn  if  the  exhibitor   desires.    No  other  jackets,  vests,  or  ties  will  be  allowed.  

 

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FOR  SHOWMANSHIP/SALE:  All  exhibitors  must  wear  a   long-­‐-­‐-­‐sleeved,  collared  dress  shirt  or  blouse,  tucked  in  with   nice  clean  jeans  or  western  dress  trousers.  Boots  or   brogans  are  required.  Hats,  jackets,  ties,  vests,  will  be   allowed,  and  there  will  be  no  exceptions  to  this  rule.  

REGISTRATION:   • All  animals  must  be  registered  online  only.   ANIMAL  CARE:   • Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  feed  and  water  their  own  animals  and   bring  their  own  feed.   • The  exhibitor  must  care  for  all  animals.  This  includes  feeding,   watering,  and  cleaning  pens.   • Exhibitors  will  need  to  bring  feed  each  day  for  their  animals.  Please   clean  out  pens  when  checking  out.   • Remember  these  exhibits  are  for  the  public  to  view,  let’s  show  them   something  we  are  proud  of.  

  HANDLING:   • No  animal  will  be  exhibited  in  competition  that  cannot  be  properly  led   and  handled  by  the  exhibitor.    Animals  that  cannot  be  handled   properly  will  be  disqualified  and  premiums  forfeited.  

 

 

 

CHECKOUT:   • Exhibits  removed  before  check-­‐-­‐-­‐out  time  and  date  will  result  in  forfeiture   of  premium  money   PREMIUMS:   • All  premiums  will  be  mailed  to  the  Exhibitors  after  the  fair.   • Please  allow  up  to  six  (6)  weeks.   **Your  animal  area  must  be  clean  (inside/around)  at  all  times,  including  checkout  time.  If  not  clean,   premiums  will  be  forfeited**  

 

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YOUTH swine show DEPARTMENT

|  (YSS)  

   

  SWINE  RULES  AND  REGULATIONS    

 

1. Entries  Allowed:  (1)  One  Youth  Hog  that  was  properly  registered  through  KVLS,   plus  (1)  One  Market  Hog  not  making  weight.    Only  allowing  (2)  two  possible   Youth  Hogs  per  exhibitor.   2. Mandatory  Meeting:  A  mandatory  meeting  will  be  held  the  day  of  check-­‐-­‐-­‐in  right   after  check-­‐-­‐-­‐in  is  complete.  See  Youth  Calendar  for  date  &  time.   3. Youth  Hog  exhibitors  must  wait  until  the  end  of  the  Market  Hog  Sale  to  post  “for   sale”  signs.   4. Premiums:   a.    Placings:  1st    -­‐ -­‐  $8.00    |    2nd      -­‐ -­‐  $5.00    |    3rd    -­‐ -­‐  $3.00    |    4th    -­‐ -­‐10th    -­‐ -­‐  $2   b. Grand  Champion  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $75.00  |  Reserve  Champion  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $50.00   c. Good  Neighbor  Award   5. Showmanship:   a. Junior,  Intermediate  and  Senior.   Section  1   1310.  Youth  Open  Hog  

 

Section  2  |  Showmanship   1320.  Junior  Showmanship   1321.  Intermediate  Showmanship   1322.  Senior  Showmanship    

 

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BEEF heifers

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Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     • Chairperson  |  Cindy  Moore,  (407)  908-­‐-­‐ 8868   • Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Monica  Emmons,  (407)  709-­‐-­‐ 9275   • Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Priscilla  Edwards,  (407)  908-­‐-­‐ 5071   • Co-­‐-­‐ Chairperson  |  Pam  Plylar,  (321)  624-­‐-­‐ 0786    

REGISTRATION:     • Exhibitors  must  register  and  show  proof  of  age  for  each  beef  heifer(s)  at  the  initial   MANDATORY  MEETING.  An  optional  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in  will  be  available  immediately   following  the  meeting.  See  the  event  calendar  for  date  and  time.    

 

ELIGIBILITY:     • Beef  heifers  should  be  recognized  beef  breeds  weighing  a  goal  weight  of  650  lbs.   or  more  at  final  weigh-­‐-­‐-­‐in.   • Staginess  and  lightly  muscled,  thinly  fleshed  heifers  or  obviously  unsatisfactory   weight  for  AGE  WILL  BE  UNACCEPTABLE.   • Exhibitors  may  show  a  heifer  for  2  consecutive  years.   • There  will  be  no  maximum  number  of  heifers  that  may  be  shown  by  an  exhibitor.   • Heifers  up  to  36  months  will  show  in  a  heavier  weight  Heifer  class  if   crossbred.  Purebred  heifers  will  show  by  age  through  36  months.  Calves  at   side  must  be  less  than  205  days  of  age  at  show  time.   • Heifers  older  than  36  months  will  not  be  eligible  to  show.   • Purebred  heifers  will  be  shown  by  the  age  of  the  heifer.  Heifers  must  have  proof  of   age  by  initial  registration.  There  must  be  three  heifers  of  the  same  breed  to  make  a   breed  class.  If  there  is  not  three  of  one  breed,  then  they  will  show  in  the  AOB  (all   other  breeds)  class.   • Crossbred  heifers  will  be  shown  by  weight,  at  final  weigh  in.   • Classes  will  be  created  at  the  discretion  of  the  beef  heifer  committee.   ADDITIONAL  PREMIUMS:     o Grand  Champion  Heifer  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $100.00,  rosette  and  trophy   o Reserve  Champion  Heifer  -­‐-­‐-­‐  $75.00,  rosette  and  trophy   o Premier  Beef  Heifer  Award:  A  monetary  award  will  be  given  to  the  top   Junior,  Intermediate  and  Senior  exhibitor  based  on  money  raised.   Criteria  for  award  will  be  given  at  the  first  mandatory  meeting.   • Premier  applications  will  be  due  at  the  end  of  the  Heifer  Show.   • The  optional  record  book  will  be  due  at  the  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐Thon.  

 

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SHOWMANSHIP/GROOMING:   • There  will  be  an  optional  Showmanship  Contest  and  a  Grooming  Contest  for  any   exhibitor  who  would  like  to  participate.  Exhibitors  will  be  given  an  opportunity  to   sign  up  for  the  Showmanship  and  grooming  contests  at  the  final  mandatory   meeting.  See  the  Event  Calendar  for  dates  and  times.   • Awards  will  be  presented  to  the  1st  place  junior,  intermediate,  and  senior   showman.   • In  the  grooming  contest  a  $100  premium  and  a  plaque  will  be  given  to  the  1st   place  junior  individual  or  team,  intermediate  individual  or  team,  and  senior   individual  or  team.  Rosettes  will  be  given  to  2nd  and  3rd  place  junior,   intermediate,  and  senior  grooming  exhibitors.   • In  the  grooming  contest,  exhibitors  can  compete  as  an  individual  or  a  team  of  two   members,  as  long  as  each  are  from  the  same  group.  All  exhibitors  entering  the   grooming  contest  must  pre-­‐-­‐-­‐arrange  the  use  of  all  equipment  and  grooming   supplies,  such  as  a  grooming  chute,  blower,  etc.  It  is  also  the  responsibility  of   exhibitors  to  establish  team  members.   • CHUTES  WILL  BE  CONFINED  TO  THE  DESIGNATED  GROOMING  AREA.    

Section  1:   CLASSES:   1550.  Crossbred  Heifer   1555.  American  Ia  FL.  Crossbred  Heifer   1560.  Purebred  Heifer   Section  2:   SHOWMANSHIP:   1601.  Junior   1602.  Intermediate   1603.  Senior   Section  3:   GROOMING:   1701.  Junior  Grooming  (Team)   1702.  Intermediate  Grooming  (Team)   1703.  Senior  Grooming  (Team)   1704.  Junior  Grooming  (Individual)   1705.  Intermediate  Grooming  (Individual)   1706.  Senior  Grooming  (Individual)  

 

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BEEF heifers

|  (OCS-­‐-­‐ 1)  

 

The  age  divisions  are  as  follows:   • Junior  |  8-­‐10   • Intermediate  |  11-­‐-­‐ 13   • Senior  |  14  and  above   To  compete  in  this  competition  exhibitor  can  earn  points  for  participation  in  the   following  areas:   • Attend  the  first  weigh-­‐in  and  workshop:   o 5  points  for  weighing  in  your  heifer   o 2  points  for  attending  the  workshop   • Attend  Showmanship  Clinic  sponsored  by  Heifer  Committee  in  January:   o 2  points  given  for  each  hour  of  attendance   o 5  points  for  bringing  your  heifer  to  the  clinic   • Participation  at  other  open  beef  shows:   o 5  points  for  attendance  only  at  show   o 10  points  for  showing  heifer  at  show  in  showmanship  competition   o +  20  points  for  showing  heifer  at  each  show  in  a  conformation    class   • Beef  tabletop  display  at  the  fair:   o 15  points  for  displaying  a  blue  ribbon  beef  tabletop   o 10  points  for  displaying  a  red  ribbon  tabletop   o 5  points  for  displaying  a  white  ribbon  tabletop   • KVLS  Beef  Heifer  Showmanship  Contest:   o 10  points  for  participation   • KVLS  Beef  Heifer  Grooming  Contest:   o 10  points  for  participation   • Demonstration(s):   o 5  points  for  each  demonstration  about  the  beef  heifer  project   o +  plus  10  points  for  bringing  your  heifer  to    demonstration   o A  maximum  of  five  (5)  demonstrations  points  can  be  earned  toward   premiere  exhibitor.  For  example,  if  you  did  5  demonstrations  with   your  heifer  you  can  only  earn  75  points  toward  premiere  exhibitor.   • Record  Book:   • Record  Book  based  on  100  points,  exact  points  earned;  Record  Book  will  be   added  to  exhibitor’s  total  points   • Skill-­‐a-­‐thon:   • Skillathon  points  will  be  based  on  100  points,  exact  points  earned  on  the   Skillathon  will  be  added  to  exhibitor’s  total  points   • Community  Service:   • 5  points  for  doing  community  service  as  it  relates  to  the  beef  heifer  project.   Example:  volunteering  at  the  Kowtown  Classic  Show  

 

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• Extra  Placement  Points:   • 5  points  for  first  place  exhibitor(s)  in  the  Grooming  Contest,  Showmanship   Contest,  Skill-­‐-­‐-­‐a-­‐-­‐-­‐thon  and  Record  Book   • List  of  Activities  –  Summary  of  Points   • Summary  due  during  the  fair  in  order  to  be  eligible  for  the  Premiere   Exhibitor  Award                                                                            

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OPEN YOUTH market steers

–  SECTION  4

   

 

   

Chairperson      JJ  White,  407-­‐436-­‐0475,  [email protected]   OPEN  YOUTH  MARKET  STEER  RULES  &  REGULATIONS   1. Registration:    All  animals  must  be  registered  on  Registration  Day.   2. All  steers  must  weigh  a  minimum  if  850  lbs  at  the  final  weigh  in.   3. Entries  Allowed:  Only  one  entry  per  exhibitor.   4. Additional  Premiums:   • Grand  Champion  -­‐  $75.00,  Reserve  Champion  -­‐  $50.00   5. Eligibility  of  Steers:   a) Steers  not  going  straight  to  market  from  the  fair  must  comply   with  the  State  of  Florida  Department  of  Agriculture  Guidelines  for   Exhibition.   b) Stagginess  and  lightly  muscled,  thinly  fleshed  steers  or  obviously   unsatisfactory  weight  for  age  will  be  unacceptable.  Steers  will  be  judged  as   if  they  are  going  to  market.   Exhibitors  that  have  be  disqualified  for  any  reason  from  the  YOUTH  MARKET   STEER  Show  will  be  ineligible  for  any  premiums  in  this  show.   CLASSES:   1570.  Open  Youth  Market  Steer  

 

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KVLS Beef Heifer Premiere Exhibitor Summary of Points Name: Club: Age: *This form must be completed in order to be eligible for the KVLS Premiere Beef Heifer Exhibitor Award. All points will be verified by a committee representative. Activity Description

Points Received  

First Weigh-in  

Showmanship Clinic  

Participation at other open shows (list on back)  

Beef tabletop display at the fair  

KVLS Showmanship Contest  

KVLS Grooming Contest  

Demonstrations related to the beef heifer project (list on back)  

Record book score  

Skill-a-thon score  

Community Service (list on back)  

First Place Points (list on back)  

Total Points Received:

 

 

List participation in other open shows: Name of Show

Location of Show

Date of Show

State if heifer was shown in showmanship and / or show

Award Received

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

List demonstrations given in the beef heifer project: - Maximum of 5 Title of Demo

Demo Location

Date of Demo

Adult in charge

Did you bring heifer?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

List community service activities in the beef heifer project: Name of Activity

 

Location of Activity

Adult in charge

Date of Activity

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

List Extra Placement Points: (First Place) Name of Contest:          

Member Signature

Date

Parent Signature

Date

Leader Signature

Date

Revised 11/2014

 

 

 

premier EXHIBITOR program This  program  is  designed  to  reward  those  youth  who  exhibit  outstanding  dedication  to  the  Market   Goat,  Hog,  Lamb,  and  Steer  projects.  The  Premier  Exhibitor  is  a  points  system  based  on  exhibitor   participation  beyond  the  required  minimum.  Points  will  be  based  on  scoring  and  are  given  for  the   following:     Demonstrations  given  to  a  group  or  organization  not  related  to  4e      H  or  FFA.    Demonstrations  will   follow  4e  H  or  FFA  guidelines.  A  civic  group  or  organization  is  a  good  place  to  start.  Remember   demonstrations  are  given  to  educate  others  about  your  project  and  gain  support  from  our  community.   Demonstrations  should  be  well  prepared  for  and  scheduled  in  advance.         • Section  2  -­‐  Heifer  |  Section  3  -­‐  Hog  |  Section  4  -­‐  Lamb  |  Section  5  -­‐  Steer  |  Section  6  -­‐  Goat   • 01  Junior  |  02.  Intermediate  |  03.  Senior   Skillathon  and  Skillathon  Placing’s     Record  Book  Scores  and  Placing’s   Fitting  &  Grooming  Placing’s   Show  and  Showmanship  Placing’s   Exhibition  at  shows  other  than  KVLS     Personally  Delivered  Buyer  Letters   Attending  /  Hosting  workshops  such  as  Vet  Day,  Farm  City  Days.     At  the  end  of  the  year,  based  on  the  number  of  points  you  have  earned  you  could  win  the  Premier   Exhibitor  Award  for  one  market  animal  project  and  the  citrus  tree  project  in  your  age  division.  1st,  2nd,   3rd  place  will  receive  awards.    

 

KVLS  does  not  require  your  participation  in  the  Premier  Exhibitor  Program.  Verification  forms  must  be   completed  correctly  to  receive  your  points.     You  must  accumulate  a  minimum  of  250  points  to  be  considered  for  the  award.    

 

If  you  are  exhibiting  in  more  than  one  market  project  area  you  can  only  compete  in  PEP  with  your   primary  animal.        

 

 

You  will  only  be  given  credit  for  the  buyer  letters  YOU  (not  your  parents)  personally  deliver  to  business   owners  and/or  representatives.    For  the  purpose  of  this  program,  credit  will  no  longer  be  given  for   buyer  letters  delivered  to  teachers,  schools,  non-­‐-­‐-­‐profit  organizations,  etc…  You  will  be  given  credit  for   ONE  letter  per  business.  If  we  receive  a  complaint  from  a  business  owner  who  was  asked  to  sign  the   verification  form  by  a  parent  or  who  did  not  actually  receive  an  invitation  to  the  show  and  sale…YOU   WILL  RISK  BEING  DISQUALIFIED  ENTIRELY.    Verification  forms  must  be  fully  completed  with  the   business  name,  mailing  address,  phone  number,  signature  and  date.     PLEASE  TURN  YOUR  VERIFICATION  FORMS  IN  USING  A  LARGE  MANILLA  ENVELOPE,  FILE  FOLDER,  OR  BY   SIMPLY  STAPLING  THEM  TOGETHER.  IT  IS  NOT  NECESSARY  TO  USE  A  3  RING  BINDER.  BE  ABSOLUTELY   CERTAIN  YOUR  NAME  IS  ON  YOUR  PAPERWORK!!!     You  are  required  to  register  for  the  Premier  Exhibitor  Award  online  by  Friday,  December  16th,     2016.  You  are  required  to  turn  in  your  registration  and  verification  forms  to  the  Skillathon  Registration   Table  between  2:30  and  6:30pm  on  Wednesday,  January  25,  2017,  to  be  considered  for  the  award.     All  updated  forms  will  be  available  on  the  website  at  www.osceolacountyfair.com   If  you  have  questions  about  the  Premier  Exhibitor  Program  please  call       Ashley  Avant  –  (407)  456-­‐-­‐ 4620    

 

 

premier EXHIBITOR program

 

KISSIMMEE  VALLEY  LIVESTOCK  SHOW  &  FAIR   PREMIER    EXHIBITOR  PROGRAM   REGISTRATION  FORM  

  Exhibitor  Name:

DOB.:

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Mailing  Address:   Phone  number:

E-­‐-­‐-­‐mail: Project:   (circle  one)  

Steer  

Age  Division:   (circle  one)  

Hog  

Lamb  

Junior     Intermediate  

Goat   Senior  

Club/Chapter: Leader’s  name:

Phone  number:

I  understand  that  this  is  a  system  based  on  my  participation.  I  agree  that  to  be  considered  for  this   award,  I  must  complete  and  turn  in  the  necessary  verification  forms  to  the  KVLS  fair  office  between  the   hours  of  2:30  and  6:30  on  January  25,  2017.  I  have  read  and  understand  the  requirements  for  this   program.    

 

 

(Exhibitor  Signature)   Official  Use  Only:  

(Date)  

Record  book  

Placing:  

Points:  

Record  book  

Score:  

Points:  

Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  

Placing:  

Points:  

Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  

Score:  

Points:  

Show  Class  

Placing:  

Points:  

Showmanship  

Placing:  

Points:  

Fitting  &  Grooming  

Placing:  

Points:  

Demonstrations  given  

Number:  

Points:  

Exhibited  at  Prospect  Shows  

Number:  

Points:  

Buyer  Letters  delivered  

Number:  

Points:  

Prospect  Shows  attended  

Number:  

Points:  

Leading  Workshops  

Number:  

Points:  

-­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐  

-­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐  

Total  Points:  

 

premier EXHIBITOR program

 

THE  PREMIER  EXHIBITOR  PROGRAM  

 

SCORING   CHART     Record  book  score  

Actual  score  

st  

20  pts  

nd  

15  pts  

rd  

10  pts  

1 Place  Record  books   2 Place  Record  books   3 Place  Record  books   Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  score  

Actual  score  

st  

20  pts  

1 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   nd  

Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  

15  pts  

3 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  

rd  

10  pts  

th  

5  pts  

th  

4  pts  

th  

3  pt  

st  

20  pts  

nd  

15  pts  

rd  

10  pts  

2

4 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   5 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   6 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   1 Place  in  class   2 Place  in  class   3 Place  in  class   Showmanship  Participation  

5  pt  

st  

20  pts  

nd  

15  pts  

rd  

3 Place  Showmanship  

10  pts  

Grooming  Participation  

5  pt  

1 Place  Showmanship   2 Place  Showmanship  

st  

20  pts  

nd  

15  pts  

rd  

10  pts  

1 Place  Fitting  &  Grooming   2 Place  Fitting  &  Grooming   3 Place  Fitting  &  Grooming   Demonstration  with  animal  

Maximum  5  

20  pts  ea.  

Demonstration  without  animal  

Maximum  5  

10  pts  ea.  

Exhibiting  at  Prospect  Show  

Maximum  8  

30  pts  ea.  

Attending  Prospect  Show  

Maximum  8  

10  pts  

Attending  Workshops  

5  pts  

Leading  Workshops   Personally  delivered  Buyer  Letters  

 

10  pts  ea.   Maximum  12  

1  pt  ea.  

 

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  Premier  Exhibitor  Name:   Business  Name:   Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   I  have  been  personally  visited  by  the  above  named  exhibitor  and  have  been  given  a  written  invitation  by  him/her   to  attend  the  show  and/or  sale  in  February  2017.    

(Signature  of  Business  Representative)  

(Please  Print  Name)  

    Business  Name:   Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   I  have  been  personally  visited  by  the  above  named  exhibitor  and  have  been  given  a  written  invitation  by  him/her   to  attend  the  show  and/or  sale  in  February  2017.    

(Signature  of  Business  Representative)  

(Please  Print  Name)  

    Business  Name:   Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   I  have  been  personally  visited  by  the  above  named  exhibitor  and  have  been  given  a  written  invitation  by  him/her   to  attend  the  show  and/or  sale  in  February  2017.    

    (Signature of Business Representative)

(Please Print Name)

 

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  Exhibitor  Name:   Club/Chapter:  

Date  of  Event  

Description  

12-­‐-­‐ 05-­‐-­‐ 13  

 

(Ex.)  Kathleen  Prospect  Show  

Attended  

Exhibited  

 

X  

Points  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Leader’s  Signature  

Date  

 

premier EXHIBITOR program KISSIMMEE  VALLEY  LIVESTOCK  SHOW  &  FAIR   PREMIER  EXHIBITOR  PROGRAM   DEMONSTRATION  VERIFICATION   Please  have  a  representative  of  the  Club,  School,  Organization  sign  this  verification  to  obtain  points  toward  your   Premier  Exhibitor  Program  points  collection.  Demonstrations  will  follow  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  or  FFA  guidelines  and  should  be  well   prepared  for  and  scheduled  in  advance.  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  Club  and  FFA  Chapter  Demonstrations  do  not  count  toward  PEP  points.  

  Date:  _____________________  

  Name  of  Club,  School  or  Organization  your  demonstration  is  being  given  to:        

Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   Name  of  Exhibitor:   Topic  of  Demonstration:   This  portion  to  be  completed  by  the  Club,  School,  Organization  representative.    

Demonstration  was  given  in

minutes.  (Please  give  time  length)  

 

What  types  of  visual  aids  did  the  exhibitor  use  in  their  demonstration?      

     

Please  comment  on  the  presentation,  exhibitor,  etc…

I  have  witnessed  the  above  named  youth  give  a  demonstration  to  our  Club,  School  or  Organization  on  the  date   listed  above.  Please  award  this  youth  his/her  Premier  Exhibitor  points.        

(Signature  of  Club/Organization  Representative)      

  (Please  Print  Name)  

 

 

On  behalf  of  the  Osceola  County  Fair…Thank  you  for  supporting  our  youth.    

 

 

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Section  1:   Rules  /  Requirements:     • KVLS  does  not  require  your  participation  in  the  Premier  Exhibitor  Program.  It  is  optional.   • This  program  is  designed  to  reward  those  youth  who  exhibit  outstanding  dedication  to   the  Market  Citrus  Tree  project.  The  Premier  Exhibitor  Program  (PEP)  is  a  points  system   based  on  exhibitor  participation  beyond  the  required  minimum.  Points  will  be  based  on   scoring  and  are  given  for  the  following:   • Record  Book  Score:  The  record  book  score  must  be  80  or  above  to  be  considered  for  the   PEP  award.     • Exhibits:  Points  will  be  awarded  based  on  the  ribbon  awarded  for  citrus  trees  (contest   and  spare  trees)  and  tabletops  exhibited  in  the  fair.   • Citrus  Tree  Show:  Additional  points  will  be  given  to  those  placing  in  the  top  three  of  their   class.     • Skillathon  and  Skillathon  Placings:  The  skillathon  score  must  be  70  or  above  to  be   considered  for  the  PEP  award.  Additional  points  will  be  given  for  placing  in  the  top  three   of  age  division  class.   • Demonstrations:  Talks  given  to  a  group  or  organization  not  related  to  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  or   FFA.   Demonstrations   must   follow   4-­‐-­‐-­‐H     or   FFA   guidelines.     A   civic   group   or   organization   is   a  good  place  to  start.  Remember,  demonstrations  are  given  to  educate  others  about  your   project   and   gain   support   from   our   community.   Demonstrations   should   be   well   prepared   and  scheduled  in  advance.   • Workshops:  Points  will  be  awarded  for  attending  workshops,  field  trips,  or  leading   workshops  (i.e.  Farm  City  Days).   • Personally  Delivered  Invitations:  A  minimum  of  five  invitations  must  be  personally   delivered  to  be  considered  for  the  PEP  award.  For  the  purpose  of  this  program,  credit  will   not  be  given  for  invitations  delivered  to  teachers,  schools,  non-­‐-­‐-­‐profit  organizations,   etc.  You  will  be  given  credit  for  ONE  invite  per  business.  You  will  only  be  given  credit  for   invitations  YOU  (not  your  parents)  personally  deliver  to  business  owners  and/or   representatives.    If  we  receive  a  complaint  from  a  business  owner  who  was  asked  to  sign   a  verification  form  by  a  parent  or  who  did  not  actually  receive  an  invitation  to  the  show   or  sale,  you  will  risk  being  disqualified.  Verification  forms  must  be  fully  completed  to   receive  points.   • Questionnaire:  A  series  of  five  questions  must  be  answered  within  the  guidelines   provided.     • Scoring:  At  the  end  of  the  year  (year  begins  at  tree  distribution  and  ends  at  skillathon),   based  on  the  number  of  points  you  have  earned  you  could  win  the  Premier  Exhibitor   Award  for  the  citrus  tree  project.  You  must  accumulate  a  minimum  of  250  points  to  be   considered  for  the  award.  Three  awards  (First  placee  $75.00,  Second  placee  $50.00,   Third  placee  $25.00)  will  be  given  in  each  age  division.  If  no  participant  in  an  age   division  meets  all  the  minimum  requirements,  no  award  will  be  given.  Participant’s   failure  to  meet  all  of  the  application  guidelines  will  be  disqualified.    

•

Classes:  01.  Junior  Citrus  |  02.  Intermediate  Citrus  |  03.  Senior  Citrus  

 

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Application  Guidelines:    

• • •

• •

If  you  are  exhibiting  in  more  than  one  market  project  area,  you  can  only  compete  in  the   PEP  with  your  primary  project.   You  must  register  for  PEP  online  via  the  fair  registration  website  by  Saturday,  December   3,  2016  to  confirm  participation.   Please  turn  in  the  registration  form,  blank  scoring  chart,  demonstration  verification   form(s),  invitation  verification  form(s),  and  participant  questionnaire  using  a  large   manila  envelope  only.  Record  book  and  manila  envelope  should  be  rubber  banded   together.   Participant’s  first  and  last  name  should  be  written  on  every  page.   You  are  required  to  turn  in  your  completed  PEP  application  packet  and  record  book  at   the  citrus  skillathon  location  between  2:30  and  6:30  pm  on  Wednesday,  February  1,   2017.  No  late  entries  will  be  accepted.  

 

If  you  have  questions  about  the  Premier  Exhibitor  Program,  please  call  Ashley  Avant  407-­‐-­‐-­‐456-­‐-­‐ 4620  

 

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PREMIER exhibitor program | MARKET CITRUS tree PROJECT CITRUS  TREE  PREMIER  EXHIBITOR      PROGRAM     REGISTRATION  FORM      

 

Exhibitor  Name:

DOB.:

/

/

   

Mailing  Address:  

   

     

Phone  number:  

 E-­‐ -­‐mail:

     

 (circle  one)                  Junior                Intermediate              Senior     Age  Division:    (circle  one)                  Junior                Intermediate              Senior     Club/Chapter:

 

Leader’s  name:

Phone  number:  

   

I  understand  that  this  is  a  system  based  on  my  participation.  I  agree  that  to  be  considered  for  this  award,  I  must  complete   and  turn  in  the  necessary  verification  forms  at  the  citrus  skillathon  location  between  the  hours  of  2:30  and  6:30  pm  on   February  1,  2017.    I  have  read  and  understand  the  requirements  for  this  program.    

(Exhibitor  Signature)       Official  Use  Only:    

   

       

    (Date)    

  SCORING  DIVISIONS     Record  book     Citrus  Tree  Project  Exhibits  at  Osceola  County  Fair     Citrus  Tree  Show     Skillathon     Demonstrations  and  Workshops     Invitations     Questionnaire     Total  Points    

POINTS                                    

       

             

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KISSIMMEE  VALLEY  LIVESTOCK  SHOW  &  FAIR   CITRUS  TREE  PREMIER  EXHIBITOR      PROGRAM   SCORING  CHART   Name:   Record  Book   Record  book  score  

Actual  score  

Citrus  Tree  Project  Exhibits  at  Osceola  County  Fair   Contest  citrus  tree  placing-­‐-­‐ blue  ribbon  

5  pts  

Contest  citrus  tree  placing-­‐-­‐ red  ribbon  

3  pts  

Contest  citrus  tree  placing-­‐-­‐ white  ribbon  

2  pts  

Spare  citrus  tree  placing-­‐-­‐ blue  ribbon  

5  pts  

Spare  citrus  tree  placing-­‐-­‐ red  ribbon  

3  pts  

Spare  citrus  tree  placing-­‐-­‐ white  ribbon  

2  pts  

Citrus  tree  tabletop  placing-­‐-­‐ blue  ribbon  

5  pts  

Citrus  tree  tabletop  placing-­‐-­‐ red  ribbon  

3  pts  

Citrus  tree  tabletop  placing-­‐-­‐ white  ribbon  

2  pts  

Citrus  Tree  Show   st    

20  pts  

nd    

15  pts  

rd    

10  pts  

1 Place  in  class   2 Place  in  class   3 Place  in  class   Skillathon   Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon  score  

Actual  score  

st    

20  pts  

nd    

15  pts  

rd    

10  pts  

1 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   2 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   3 Place  Skill-­‐-­‐ a-­‐ -­‐thon   Demonstrations  and  Workshops   Demonstration  with  tree  

Maximum  5  

20  pts  ea.  

Demonstration  without  tree  

Maximum  5  

10  pts  ea.  

Attending  Workshops  or  Field  Trips  

5  pts  

Leading  Workshops  

10  pts  ea.  

Invitations  

 

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Maximum  12  

1  pt  ea.  

Questionnaire   Question  #1  

15  pts  

Question  #2  

15  pts  

Question  #3  

15  pts  

Question  #4  

15  pts  

Question  #5  

15  pts  

 

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PREMIER exhibitor program | MARKET CITRUS tree PROJECT DEMONSTRATION  VERIFICATION  

  Please  have  a  representative  of  the  Club,  School,  or  Organization  sign  this  verification  to  obtain  points  toward   your  Premier  Exhibitor  Program  points  collection.  Demonstrations  will  follow  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  or  FFA  guidelines  and  should  be   well  prepared  and  scheduled  in  advance.  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H    Club  and  FFA  Chapter  Demonstrations  do  not  count  toward    PEP   points.     Date:  _____________________  

  Name  of  Club,  School  or  Organization  your  demonstration  is  being  given  to:        

Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   Name  of  Exhibitor:   Topic  of  Demonstration:   This  portion  to  be  completed  by  the  Club,  School,  Organization  representative.    

Demonstration  was  given  in

minutes.  (Please  give  time  length)  

 

What  types  of  visual  aids  did  the  exhibitor  use  in  their  demonstration?      

     

Please  comment  on  the  presentation,  exhibitor,  etc…

I  have  witnessed  the  above  named  youth  give  a  demonstration  to  our  Club,  School  or  Organization  on  the  date   listed  above.  Please  award  this  youth  his/her  Premier  Exhibitor  points.      

(Signature  of  Club/Organization  Representative)      

(Please  Print  Name)    

On  behalf  of  the  Osceola  County  Fair…Thank  you  for  supporting  our  youth.    

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PREMIER exhibitor program | MARKET CITRUS tree PROJECT INVITATION  VERIFICATION   By  signing  this  form,  you  are  under  NO  obligation  to  buy.  Thank  you  for  playing  an  important  role  in  supporting  our  youth  in  Osceola   County.  

 

Premier  Exhibitor  Name:   Business  Name:   Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   I  have  been  personally  visited  by  the  above  named  exhibitor  and  have  been  given  a  written  invitation  by   him/her  to  attend  the  show  and/or  sale  in  February  2017.    

(Signature  of  Business  Representative)  

(Please  Print  Name)  

  -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐  

  Business  Name:   Mailing  Address:  

Phone  number:   I  have  been  personally  visited  by  the  above  named  exhibitor  and  have  been  given  a  written  invitation  by   him/her  to  attend  the  show  and/or  sale  in  February  2017.    

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PREMIER exhibitor program | MARKET CITRUS tree PROJECT KISSIMMEE  VALLEY  LIVESTOCK  SHOW  &  FAIR   PREMIER    EXHIBITOR  PROGRAM   PARTICIPANT  QUESTIONAIRRE  

 

 

GUIDELINES:   1. Each  answer  is  limited  to  100  words.  If  you  exceed  the  word  limit,  no  points  will  be  given  for   the  question.   2. Each  question  is  worth  15  points.   3. Answers  will  be  judged  based  on  age  appropriateness  (3  points),  content  (7  points),  grammar   (3  points),  and  spelling  (2  points).   4. Plagiarism  from  any  source  or  responses  from  other  participants  will  be  an  immediate   disqualification  from  the  PEP  award.  Citations  provided  are  not  included  in  the  100  word  limit.   5. Answers  must  be  hand  written.  If  more  room  is  needed,  please  use  the  additional  page.  

     

1. Describe  a  disease  or  pest  facing  the  Florida  citrus  industry.  

               

  2. What  do  you  think  is  the  greatest  threat  to  the  Florida  citrus  industry  today?                  

 

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PREMIER exhibitor program | MARKET CITRUS tree PROJECT 3. What  do  you  think  the  Florida  citrus  industry  will  be  like  in  the  next  10  years?  

                   

  4. Describe  your  most  meaningful  achievement  and  how  it  could  relate  or  help  you  in  the  citrus  tree  project.                      

  5. How  do  you  see  the  citrus  tree  project  affecting  you  in  10  years?                  

 

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round robin SHOWMANSHIP

       

Chairperson(s)/Contact  Information:     Ronnie  Beam,  (407)  908-­‐6488   Sharon  Beam,  (407)  908-­‐6488   Cindy  Moore,  (407)  908-­‐8868   RULES  AND  REGULATIONS:     • Only  the  winners  of  showmanship  for  the  Junior,  Intermediate  and  Senior   class  of  the  Market  Goats,  Market  Hogs,  Market  Lambs  and  Market  Steers  are   eligible  to  compete.  If  there  is  a  double  winner  only  the  primary  will  be   represented  to  show  and  the  2nd  place  winner  from  the  secondary  animal   will  be  pulled  up  to  show.  If  the  winner  does  not  want  to  participate  in  the   contest,  it  will  be  offered  to  the  2nd  place  winner  in  that  age  group.   • Contestants  will  compete  for  the  round  robin  showmanship  showing  each  of   these  animals  in  your  age  class  for  the  all  around  winner.   • Contestants  will  be  required  to  wear  white  long  sleeve  collared  dress  shirt  or   blouse,  tucked  in  with  a  nice  clean  jeans  or  western  dress  trousers.  Boots  or   brogans  are  required.  Exhibitors  may  wear  a  4-­‐H  or  FFA  jacket.  A  4-­‐H  or  FFA   tie  may  be  worn  if  the  exhibitor  desires.  No  other  jackets,  vests,  or  ties  will  be   allowed.   • Only  one  winner  from  each  age  group  will  be  selected.  All  judges  decisions   will  be  final.   • Any  exhibitor  conducting  or  participating  in  any  illegal  activities  on  the   fairgrounds  and  any  surrounding  areas  so  used  during  the  fair  shall  forfeit  all   rights  to  show  at  the  fair.   • There  will  be  a  meeting  to  fill  out  an  information  sheet  about  themselves  and   go  over  any  questions  or  concerns.   • The  Board  of  Directors  of  the  KVLS  &  Fair  will  have  the  final  judgment  in   regard  to  the  interpretation  of  ALL  rules  and  regulations   • All  Around  Round  Robin  Winner  for  each  age  class   • $100.00,  Directors  Chair,  Belt  Buckle,  Trophy  

 

 

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Chairperson(s)/Contact Information: • Youth Exhibits Chairperson o Karen Kirkendall, (407) 973-4058 | [email protected] • Youth Exhibits Coa Chairperson(s) o Amanda Lauler, (407) 288-5563 | [email protected] • Recipe Questions o Gabriela Murza, (321) 697-3000 | [email protected] • Poster Art Questions o Laura Valencia, (321) 697-3000 • Horticulture Questions: o Eva Pabon, (321) 697-3000 | [email protected]

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ELIGIBILITY: • Exhibitor must be a current member of Osceola County 4H, FFA, and FCCLA. • Junior Exhibitor (8-10), Intermediate Exhibitor (11-13), Senior Exhibitor (14-18) years of age as of September 1 or current year. REGISTRATION: • All Exhibitors are required to register all entries online on the Fair Website. • Please ensure that you hit SUBMIT at the end of your entry so that you will receive a fair entry confirmation. • Please print out your confirmation so you will have a record of your entries. • Please pay close attention to rules for number of entries allowed. • Additional entries will not be accepted. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS: • All animals are required to be free of disease, parasites, and mites. • If not free they will be disqualified. • All animals will be checked at check-in. ANIMAL ELIGIBILITY: • All small animals must be left in their own cages at the fair. • All caged are required to have a lock to secure cage, all aquariums are required to have a ratchet lock. CHECK-IN SUNDAY: • All entries will be turned in on check in day with the exception of Baked Goods, Small Animals and Horticulture. Check-in will be from 3-6 pm.



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CHECK-IN THURSDAY: • All Baked Goods, Horticulture and Small Animals will be checked in from 4---7 pm.

DRESS CODE FOR SMALL ANIMAL SHOW: • Blue or Black jeans, White collared shirt or Club T-shirts tucked in, and boots or brogans are required. JUDGING: • Exhibitors must be present during judging of small animals or prior arrangements must be made with the committee, otherwise no premiums will be paid. PREMIUMS: ***ALL PREMIUMS ARE THE SAME UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED IN SECTIONS***

Ribbons: Blue --- $5.00 | Red --- $3.00 | White --- $2.00 • Best in Class --- $5.00 | Best in Show --- $25.00 • All premium checks will be mailed to the exhibitors after the fair. • Please allow up to 6 weeks. • Any exhibits removed before checkout time will forfeit their premium money. • Any exhibits NOT PICKED UP during checkout time will forfeit their PROJECT unless previous arrangements have been made. • Anyone can pick up your exhibits as long as they have your claim checks. They will be asked to sign for them. • No Exhibits will be held in the Fair or Extension Services after check out day. • Any remaining items will be discarded unless prior arrangements have been made with the Youth Exhibit Chair. Except for Small Animal Show, where awards are presented during show. ANIMAL CARE: • Exhibitors will be required to feed and water their own animals and bring their own feed. • The exhibitor must care for all of his or her own animals. • This includes feeding, watering, and cleaning beds and pens. Exhibitors will need to bring feed each day for their animals. • Please clean out and under pens when checking out. • Remember these exhibits are for the public to view, let’s show them something we are proud of. Clean animals and clean pens. • Feeding hours must coincide with fair hours. The Exhibition Hall will not be open except for during fair hours. • Awards for Best in Class and Best in Show will be awarded on last Sunday during the Youth Exhibit Awards. See event calendar for times. •



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GENERAL RULES: • Each Osceola County 4H, FFA, and FCCLA member may enter THREE (3) CLASSES, BUT ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS. • Exhibits will be judged on: originality, having 3D, drawing attention, pleasing appearance and well planned (see example below.) • All tabletop exhibits must demonstrate one main theme or idea and teach something about the project. • You must enter a new display each year. Please add Name, Club, Current Fair Year, Age and Phone Number on back of display. • A 4-H or FFA, emblem is required on all tabletop exhibits prior to check-in. • Only Tri-fold Exhibit Boards will be accepted. o Maximum Use this area for items 28X40 to explain tabletop • Please do not use (optional) staples to mount objects on board. CATEGORIES: 1. Apiary 2. Beef 3. Breads 4. Cats 5. Child Development 6. Citizenship 7. Citrus 8. Clothing/Sewing 9. Conservation 10. Consumer Education 11. Dairy 12. Dairy Foods 13. Discovering 4H 14. Dogs 15. Electricity

16. Embryology 17. Entomology 18. Food & Nutrition 19. Food Preservation 20. Forestry 21. Goats 22. Health 23. Home Improvement 24. Horse 25. Horticulture 26. Leadership 27. Marine Science 28. Photography 29. Pocket Pet/Companion Animal

30. Poultry 31. Poultry Barbecue 32. Public Speaking 33. Rabbits 34. Recreation 35. Rocketry 36. Sheep 37. Shooting Sports 38. Small Engine 39. Swine 40. Transportation 41. Vet Science 42. Wildlife 43. Wood Working 44. Other



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SECTION 2 | SEWING ELIGIBILTY:

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Open to all Osceola County 4-- H, FFA, FCCLA members. All items must be made by exhibitor, after February 28th of previous year and not exhibited previously. Items must be clean, pressed and in good condition. All sewing items must be brought to the SUNDAY Youth Exhibit check---in from 3---6 pm. All construction must be completed by use of a SEWING MACHINE, with the exception of hand-sewn quilt. Pillows larger than 16” X 16” overall will be disqualified (suggestion: cut fabric 16x16 before sewing).



CLASSES: • Entries will be limited to two (2) entries per class. 1. Pillows** (Beginner Sewer) 2. Tote Bag** (Beginner Sewer) 3. Apron** (Beginner Sewer) 4. Skirt 5. Dress 6. Sleepwear 7. Children’s Wear 8. Vest 9. Blouse 10. Slacks/Pants/Shorts 11. Jacket

12. Suit 13. Swimwear 14. Formalwear 15. Costume 16. Animal wear 17. Quilt (machine or hand- sewn) 18. Fancy Totes (Advanced Sewer) 19. Custom Pillows (Advanced Sewer) 20. Embellished Aprons (Advanced Sewer)



**FIRST & SECOND YEAR SEWERS ONLY

SECTION 3 | BAKED GOODS

ELIGIBILTY: • Open to all Osceola County 4-- H, FFA, FCCLA members. • Entry will not be accepted if incomplete or late. • Make a copy of your recipe to keep in your files. • You will be disqualified if you enter a different recipe than the one submitted. • Recipes will be moved to another class if mis-entered. • All baked goods must be brought to the Thursday Youth Exhibit check-in from 4-7 pm.



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GENERAL RULES: • Items must be on/in DISPOSABLE CONTAINERS and require NO REFRIGERATION. • Items must be cooked (except candy), must contain flour (except candy & gluten free recipes), and cannot use raw eggs in recipe or have meringue (all eggs must be cooked or baked into recipe). • No “Friendship” bread or other products that are “aged” without refrigeration before baking. A minimum of five ingredients is required. • A new recipe is required each year. a. For example, if you made Grandma’s chocolate cookies last year you cannot make them again this year. • NO PRE-PACKAGED, BOXED PRODUCTS OR PREMADE INGREDIENTS MAY BE ENTERED (for example, no boxed cake mixes, frozen bread or pre-made pie crusts, etc.).



CLASSES: • Entries will be limited to three (3) classes and (1) entry per class. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Quick Breads (loaf) Yeast Bread (loaf) Muffins (6) Biscuits (6) Yeast Roll (6) Cupcakes (6)

7. Candy (6) 8. Cookies (6) 9. Pies (whole) (1) 10. Bar Cookies (6) 11. Gluten Free 12. Sugar Free



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Number of Entries: • A 4H, FFA, or FCCLA exhibitor may have up to 5 ENTRIES: (4 SINGLE PHOTOS & 1 PHOTO STORY). • However, EACH ENTRY MUST BE IN A DIFFERENT CLASS. • Photographs cannot be dually entered into the same class. Eligibility of Photos: • Exhibitors must have taken all photographs within one year of the date of the photo contest.



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Size  of  Photo:   • Photos  submitted  may  be  a  5x7  but  no  larger  than  an  8”  x  10”  and  mounted   properly  for  an  overall  maximum  size  of  8”  x  10”.    

 

Mounting  of  Photographs:   • All  prints  must  be  securely  and  permanently  mounted  on  a  non-­‐-­‐-­‐frame  board   that  may  be  of  5mm  foam  board  or  mat  board  no  larger  than  8”X  10”.   • Masonite,  photo  folders,  corrugated  cardboard  or  thin  poster  board  is  not   acceptable.   • Double  faced  tape;  glue  or  rubber  cement  is  not  allowed  for  mounting   purposes.   • An  adhesive  spray  or  special  adhesive  board  is  the  preferred  method  of   mounting.   • Mat  framing  (of  any  kind)  is  not  allowed  and  will  result  in  disqualification.   Photo  Story  Class  Submissions:   • A  minimum  of  3  photos  to  a  maximum  of  5  photos  must  be  submitted   individually  in  this  class.  Each  photo  may  be  sized  5  x  7  but  not  larger  than  8”   x  10”  and  individually  mounted  properly.   • On  the  back  of  the  photo  on  the  label/release  statement,  please  outline  the   sequence  of  the  photos  and  provide  an  explanation  about  your  “Photo  Story”.  

 

Refusal  Rights:   • KVLS  reserves  the  right  to  refuse  inappropriate  or  unsuitable  entries.   • Photograph  must  NOT  be  offensive,  degrading,  racists,  or  contain   pornography  of  any  form.    

Alterations  of  Photo:   • Although  slight  computer  enhanced  photos  are  allowed,  such  as  crop,   trimming,  adjusting  lighting,  and  red  eye  reduction;  substantially  altered   photography,  such  as  changing  colors  or  applying  design  styles,  using   computer  graphics  will  disqualify  an  entry.  

 

Model  Release  Statement:   • Recognizable  pictures  of  anyone  UNDER  THE  AGE  OF  18  must  include  a   “Model  release”  signature.  If  a  minor  is  in  the  photo,  the  signature  MUST   come  from  their  parent  or  guardian.  If  the  adult  or  parent/guardian  will  not   sign  the  Model  Release,  then  do  not  submit  the  photo  into  the  contest.    

FLORIDA  4-­‐-­‐-­‐H  PHOTOGRAPHY  CONTEST  OBJECTIVES:   • To  develop  photography  skills  in  composition,  light,  story  line,  posing,  and   awareness.  

 

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• To provide and encourage youth to use photography as a meaningful communication tool in their lives. • To  provide  photography  project  showcase  opportunity   for all 4H members   To  continue  to  share  the  message  of  4) ) ) H. To  utilize  photographs  this  may  promote  and  strengthen   the programs.  

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Each  entry  must  include  the  Photo  Label  found  on the  KVLS  Fair  website.  Each  label  must  include  order numbers  for  all  Photo  Stories.

DISQUALIFICATIONS  OF  ENTRIES:   •

Entries  that  do  not  follow  the  rules,  division  and class  guidelines  or  any  general  guidelines  will automatically  be  disqualified.

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CLASSES,  Section  4:   1. Junior  Photo  Story  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 2. Intermediate  Photo  Story  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 3. Senior  Photo  Story  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 4. Junior  People  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 5. Intermediate  People  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 6. Senior  People  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 7. Junior  Animals  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 8. Intermediate  Animals  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 9. Senior  Animals  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 10. Junior  Plant/Flora  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 11. Intermediate  Plant/Flora  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 12. Senior  Plant/Flora  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 13. Junior  Architecture  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 14. Intermediate  Architecture  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 15. Senior  Architecture  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 16. Junior  Scenic  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 17. Intermediate  Scenic  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 18. Senior  Scenic  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 19. Junior  Still  Life  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 20. Intermediate  Still  Life  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 21. Senior  Still  Life  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 22. Junior  Hat  Trick  &  Magic  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 23. Intermediate  Hat  Trick  &  Magic  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 24. Senior  Hat  Trick  &  Magic  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 25. Junior  Black  &  White  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 26. Intermediate  Black  &  White  (11-­‐-­‐ 13) 27. Senior  Black  &  White  (14-­‐-­‐ 18) 28. Junior  4H  Theme  (8-­‐-­‐ 10) 30. Intermediate  4H  Theme  (11-­‐-­‐ 13)  30. Senior  4H  Theme  (14-­‐-­‐ 18)

SECTION  5  |  POSTER  ART   GENERAL  RULES:   • The  Poster  Art  Program  gives  exhibitors  an  opportunity  to  use  the  visual medium  of  poster  fine  art  to  promote  public  understanding  and  support  of the  4H,  FFA,  or  FCCLA  programs. • Individuals  are  encouraged  to  develop  their  visual  communication  skills  by also  identifying  locations  to  display  posters  as  a  means  to  communicate  to external  audiences  about  4H,  FFA,  or  FCCLA  programs.

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THEME:   • Poster  submissions  can  fall  into  one  of  three  themes: o Healthy  Lifestyle o S.E.T.  (Science,  Engineering,  and  Technology) o Citizenship • Examples  on  how  to  apply  one  of  the  themes  to  a  poster  include: o Illustrations  of  youth  preparing  health  meals,  curriculum  icons, people  speaking  about  programs  at  a  county  commission  meeting, individuals  working  with  the  rocketry  curriculum,  anti-­‐-­‐-­‐smoking themes,  youth  in  a  leadership  role,  or  exploring  beekeeping  as  a hobby. DESCRIPTION  OF  MEDIUMS:   • Exhibitors  can  submit  only  one  (1)  poster  and  apply  any  one  of  the  mission mandate  themes  to  their  poster  art  design. • The  primary  art  medium  to  creating  the  poster  fine  art  must  fall  into  one  of the  following  mediums  descriptions: o WATERCOLOR  |  this  class  includes  paints  and  pencils  that  use  water as  a  solvent.

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o PEN  &  INK  |  Ink  pens,  including  gel  and  ink  paints,  come  in  an  array  of colors  including  metallic,  fluorescent,  glow-­‐-­‐-­‐in-­‐-­‐-­‐the-­‐-­‐-­‐dark,  and  more. o PENCIL  |  this  class  includes  both  colored  and  graphite  pencils. o MARKER  |  Markers  contain  a  reservoir  of  soluble  ink  that  is  wicked onto  a  drawing  or  writing  surface  through  a  felt  or  nylon  tip. o CRAYON  |  this  class  includes  chalk,  conté  crayons,  grease  crayon, charcoal,  wax  crayon,  pastels,  and  litho. o ACRYLIC  |  this  class  includes  all  techniques  applied  to  acrylic  paints. o SPECIAL  EFFECTS  |  this  class  includes  collages,  varnishes,  gouache paint,  oil  paints,  and  other  fine  art  mediums. o COMPUTER  ENHANCED  |  this  class  includes  computer  or  machine drawn  images,  scrapbooking,  stencil  letters,  and  foam  letters. Standard  Premiums  awarded.

CLASSSES:   01. Junior  

|   02.  Intermediate  (11-­‐-­‐-­‐13)  

|   03.  Senior  (14-­‐-­‐ 18)

SECTION  6  |  CRAFTS   GENERAL  RULES:   • Each  Osceola  County  4H,  FFA,  FCCLA  member  may  enter  a  total  of  four  (4) classes,  one  (1)  entry  per  class. • No  frames  with  glass  will  be  accepted. CLASSES:   1. Bead  Crafts  (anything  made from  beads) 2. Duct  Tape  Craft 3. Jewelry 4. Leather  Crafts 5. Metal  Craft  (tin  punch) 6. Models  (Die  cast) 7. Models  (Legos  &  K’Nex)* 8. Origami

9. 10. 11. 12.

Ornaments Recycle  Crafts Robotics String  Crafts  (dream  catchers, ornaments,  etc.) 13. Wood  Burning 14. Wood  Carving 15. Wood  Craft  (Wood  Crafts include  wood  kits)

*Lego  entries  may  be  no  longer  than  18”  wide  x  24”  long  x  12”  high,  and  should  be submitted  on  a  Lego-­‐-­‐-­‐base,  affixed  to  foam  core  board  no  longer  than  entry.  Entries should  be  solidly  constructed  to  allow  for  displaying.  Fair  staff  is  not  responsible  for maintaining  the  structure  of  the  Lego  entries. NO  HANDCRAFTED  WEAPONS  ALLOWED.  



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Section 7 | Home Décor

(Includes Artwork & Needle Crafts)

GENERAL RULES: • •

Each Osceola County 4H, FFA, FCCLA member may enter a total of four (4) classes, one (1) entry per class. No frames with glass will be accepted.

CLASSES:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Basketry Braiding/Macramé Candle Making Ceramics (ceramic painted by exhibitor) Ceramics (ceramic created & painted by exhibitor) Crayon Art Crocheting & Knitting Drawing/Sketching*** Glass Etching Mosaic

11. Needle Work (cross stitch, needlepoint, flat temari) 12. Painting*** 13. Rugs (braided, latch hook, rag rugs, etc.) 14. Sand Art 15. Stained Glass 16. String Art (using string & nails on wood or foamcore) 17. T-- Shirt Design 18. Weaving 19. Wreathes





***If drawings or painting are on canvas, you must provide a hanger on back for hanging purposes.

SECTION 8 | HORTICULTURE

HORTICULTURE CHECK-- IN DAY – THURSDAY PRIOR TO FAIR

GENERAL RULES: • Each Osceola County 4H, FFA, FCCLA member may enter a total of three (3) classes, one (1) entry per class. • The exhibitor must grow plants at least sixty (60) days prior to the fair. • All entries must be clean, insect free, disease free, and labeled with common and botanical name. • Exhibitor is responsible for watering plant during fair hours. • Citrus Trees should be entered in the Citrus Tree Contest (Department CTC). • Any plant without proper ID will be disqualified. • The exhibitor is responsible to ID the plant with common and botanical names.





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WORKSHOPS: • Osceola County Extension Services often provides horticulture workshops prior to Fair. These workshops are open to individuals actively enrolled in the a program, and more information can be obtained by calling the Extensions Services Office (321-697-3000) or via their website http://osceola.ifas.ufl.edu/. • The exhibiting member is responsible to id the plant with common and botanical name. • Use the tag provided by the Extension Agent. • You can stop by the office Monday through Friday, 9 am – 3 pm or by appointment to have your plants identified and tagged.

CLASSES: • You may enter up to three (3) classes, but only one (1) plant per class. 1. Dish Garden/Terrarium 2. Flowering Plant* 3. Hanging Baskets 4. House Plant 5. Landscaping 6. Shoe Garden (use old shoe as container) 7. Succulents 8. Vegetable Plant (Garden) *In Bloom

**Plants will be on display indoors for ten (10) days; it is recommended that only plants suited to low light conditions be entered**



Section 9 | Woodworking

GENERAL RULES: • Open to all Osceola County 4H, FFA, FCCLA members. • Items must be made after February 28 of previous year. • Items must be constructed. • Objects must be made with use of tools. • Example: o Birdhouse: Saw, nails, hammer, etc. • No kits allowed in this section.



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Section  10  |  4H,  FFA,  FCCLA,  GAME  BOARDS   Youth  Check-­‐-­‐-­‐In  Day  |  Sunday  Prior  To  Fair   GENERAL  RULES:   • Each  Osceola  County  4-­‐H,  FFA,  FCCLA  member  may  enter  only  one  (1)  board in  the  appropriate  age  division. • Game  boards  must  be  15"  x  20"  or  they  will  be  disqualified,  and  WILL  NOT  be displayed.    Boards  may  NOT  be  cut  into  shapes. • Game  boards  must  be  designed  to  run  on  no  larger  than  a  9-­‐volt  battery  and you  must  supply  the  battery.  It  must  be  secured  to  back  of  gameboard.  (No freestanding  batteries  will  be  accepted) • Boards  may  be  painted,  drawn  with  pencils  or  marker  or  utilize  any  other craft  technique.  Fresh  materials  that  will  not  hold  up  for  the  duration  of  the Fair  should  not  be  used. • Each  board  must  contain  only  one  game  and  not  be  a  part  of  a  series  of boards. • Boards  may  be  3  dimensional,  however,  they  must  not  have  sharp  objects sticking  out,  or  pieces  attached  that  may  be  removed  or  fall  off.  Chairpersons have  a  final  say  over  safety.

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If  constructed  of  brown  cardboard,  the  front  of  the  game  board  must  be covered  with  poster  board,  wallpaper,  contact  paper  or  other  similar material. All  game  boards  must  meet  the  following  criteria: o Made  from  cardboard,  foam  core  or  coroplast. o All  electric  joints  soldered  or  taped  to  back  of  board.  The  back  of  the board  must  be  visible  to  judges.  Any  boards  with  paper  coverings concealing  wiring  will  not  be  accepted. o Uses  simple  or  advanced  wiring  (circuits). o Brads   or   small   screws   with   nuts   may   be   used   to   secure   your   wiring.   If using  brads,  be  sure  to  use  uncoated  brads.  Back  of  game  board  wiring must  be  neatly  secured. o Board  must  have  covered  light,  buzzer  or  other  advanced  electric technology  such  as  LED’s,  selector  switches,  etc.  If  LED  lights  are  used, they  must  be  flat  on  back  of  board. o Must  have  organizations  symbol.  Contest  entries  must  have  their name,  club  name  &  age  written  on  back  of  board.  Holes  must  be punched  in  the  top  corners  to  be  displayed.

CLASSES:   1. Junior  Game  Board 2. Intermediate  Game  Board 3. Senior  Game  Board

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Age:!_______!County:_____________''

!Age:!_______!County:_____________''

Check!One:! Animal'Science_____' Science/Technology____'' Environmental'Education____'' Family'Resources____' Career'Exploration/Leadership/Citizenship____' Communication'&'Expressive'Arts'____' ' How'does'this'game'board'relate'to'your'4GH'Project?'

Check!One:! Animal'Science_____' Science/Technology____'' Environmental'Education____'' Family'Resources____' Career'Exploration/Leadership/Citizenship____' Communication'&'Expressive'Arts'____' ' How'does'this'game'board'relate'to'your'4GH'Project?'

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What did you learn by doing this project?

!!!!!!!GAMEBOARD!PROJECT!ENTRY!TAG! !!!!!!!!!!GAMEBOARD!PROJECT!ENTRY!TAG! Name:______________________________'' Name:______________________________'' Age:!_______!County:_____________'' Age:!_______!County:_____________'' Check!One:! Animal'Science_____' Science/Technology____'' Environmental'Education____'' Family'Resources____' Career'Exploration/Leadership/Citizenship____' Communication'&'Expressive'Arts'____' ' How'does'this'game'board'relate'to'your'4GH'Project?'

Wht did you learn by doing this project?

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Section 11 | COUNTRY CRITTER CONTEST

GENERAL RULES: • This contest provides a great hands---on activity for exhibitors and makes a great display. • It allows the members to have a competitive animal project without raising a live animal. • There are three size classes: o Large Frame (Cow or Horse) o Medium Frame (Sheep, Goat, Pig, Dog) o Small Frame (Rabbit, Chicken, Miniature Goat) • Exhibitors must create their own frame.



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A Grand Champion Critter and Reserve Grand Critter will be awarded with a sash and plaque in each class. GC - $25.00; RG - $15.00.

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The size specifications are as follow:

CLASSES: 1. Large Frame a. 36” – 48” High / 36” – 48” Long 2. Medium Frame a. 18” – 24” High / 18” – 24” Long 3. Small Frame a. 12” – 18” High / 12” – 18” Long



**Dimensions must follow frame guidelines**



Section 12 | SMALL ANIMALS

Check---In Day | Thursday Prior To Fair

GENERAL RULES: • Each Osceola County 4H, FFA, FCCLA member may have a total of two (2) entries. • You must be present at the show in order to be judged. • Youth Animal Barn Dress Code applies. • EXHIBITOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FEEDING/WATERING THEIR PET AND KEEPING HABITAT AND AREA AROUND HABITAT CLEAN DURING THE TIME THAT IT IS AT THE FAIR. • Feeding hours must coincide with fair hours.

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The Exhibition Hall will not be open except for during fair hours. All small animals will remain at the fair until checkout day of show. Animals may go home at this time. It is REQUIRED that all cages have a lock and all aquariums have a ratchet lock for the security of your animal. o A lock is not required for vases used for Beta Fish.

CLASSES: • REPTILES o 01. Junior o 05. Intermediate o 09. Senior • CAGED BIRDS o 02. Junior o 06. Intermediate o 10. Senior • AQUARIUM (animals that live in water) o 03. Junior o 07. Intermediate o 11. Senior • POCKET PET (gerbil, hamster, land turtles, etc.) o 04. Junior o 08. Intermediate o 12. Senior

**It is recommended that each exhibitor learn facts about their pet ahead of time. Judges will be looking for clean habitats, well cared for animals, and knowledge of pet**



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Section 13 | SCARECROW CONTEST

Set---Up Day | Saturday Prior to Fair





GENERAL RULES: • Open to all Osceola County 4-- H Clubs, FFA, and FCCLA Chapters. • Entrants will be limited to 1 entry per club/chapter. • The maximum height of all Scarecrows will be 6 feet, with a maximum width of 4 feet. • If adding props to scarecrow, please ensure that they are within the height requirement. • The scarecrow must be free standing and any material can be used in its construction and must be built by club members. • The scarecrow must have a name. The 4---H, FFA, or FCCLA Symbol must be displayed on scarecrow along with the name of the local club or chapter. • The scarecrow must display an overall theme about 4---H, FFA, or FCCLA. (Theme is “Roc n’ Roll”). The display cannot represent any real person. Scarecrow design must be different each year. • The scarecrow will be judged on originality. • A Grand and Reserve Grand will be awarded with a sash. • All other entrants will receive a participation rosette. • All Scarecrow entries must be fireproofed. • NO HAY IS PERMITTED INSIDE THE EXHIBITION HALL. o Any club bringing a scarecrow with hay will be asked to take it home. JUDGING: • Scarecrow has a Name | 20 points • Scarecrow is displaying Club Name & 4H Emblem | 20 points • Creativity | 20 points • Height & Width Requirements met | 20 points • Over Appeal | 20 points PREMIUMS: • Grand Champion Scarecrow will be given $75.00 & Sash. • Reserve Grand Champion Scarecrow will be given $50.00 & Sash.



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OTHER:   • Each  club  that  enters  a  scarecrow  must  provide  a  minimum  of  two   volunteers  to  staff  the  Youth  Exhibits  Area.   • This  can  include  a  combination  of  youth  exhibitors  and  adult  volunteers.   • At  least  one  of  these  volunteers  must  be  an  adult.   • The  Youth  Exhibits  Info  Table  volunteers  are  responsible  for  supervising  the   exhibits  for  a  three  to  four  hour  time  slot  during  the  Osceola  County  Fair.   • Failure  to  fulfill  this  duty  will  result  in  the  loss  of  the  club's  premium  dollars.   • Contact  information  for  booth  watching  volunteers  must  be  submitted  to   Karen  Kirkendall  prior  to  set  up  of  the  club  exhibit.   o This  should  include  participants'  name,  telephone  number  and  email   address.   CLASSES:   1. Club  Scarecrow  Exhibit    

Section  14  |  CLUB  BANNER  CONTEST    

Youth  Check-­‐-­‐-­‐In  Day  |  Sunday  Prior  to  Fair    

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CLASSES:   01.  Club  Banner   **Winning  banner  will  receive  $25.00  and  a  Rosette**   ***All  participants  will  receive  a  participation  ribbon***  

 

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Section 15 | Youth Organization Exhibits

Set Up Day | Saturday Prior To Fair

GENERAL RULES: • Any Osceola County Youth Organization is provided an opportunity to promote their group and present information to the public about a theme of your choice. • These exhibits do not have to be manned. • Nothing can be sold on these exhibits. • Space is limited to 15 exhibits. • Exhibit space measures: o 4' DEEP X 8' LONG BY 6' HIGH. • Please ensure that all parts of exhibit are within these measurements. • Electric connections are available on request, and must be noted on Registration Form. • Entry form is due ONLINE. • NO HAY WILL BE PERMITTED AS PART OF EXHIBIT. • Contact Karen Kirkendall at 407---973---4058 to arrange time for entrance into Exhibition Hall. • No entry may be removed before Monday checkout time (NO EXCEPTIONS), unless prior arrangements are made with Committee Chairperson. • Each club that enters must provide a minimum of two volunteers to staff the Youth Exhibits Area. • This can include a combination of youth exhibitors and adult volunteers. • At least one of these volunteers must be an adult. • The Youth Exhibits Info Table volunteers are responsible for supervising the exhibits for a three to four hour time slot during the Osceola County Fair. • Failure to fulfill this duty will result in the loss of the club's premium dollars. • Contact information for booth watching volunteers must be submitted to Karen Kirkendall prior to set up of the club exhibit. o This should include participants' name, telephone number and email address. • The booth design and construction MUST be a youth/adult partnership. • Booths MUST be at least 50 percent different than the previous year's booth. • Booths MUST clearly display the club/group name, county name, and correct symbol. • Booth should have 4---H promotional information including information about 4---H club and County 4-- H program.

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JUDGING:   • Compliance  with  contest  rules  |  20  Points • Creativity  |  20  Points • Educational  value  |  20  Points • Relation  to  Club  &  Organizational  Program  |  20  Points • Overall  Appeal  |  20  Points PREMIUMS:   • Grand  Prize  |  $100.00  &  Rosette • Reserve  Grand  |  $50.00  &  Rosette • All  other  participating  groups  will  receive  $25.00  and  a  participating  rosette. CLASSES:   1. Youth  Organizational  Exhibit

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Section 16 | FASHION REVUE CONTEST



Fashion Revue Chairperson: • Amanda Lauler, (407) 288---5563 | [email protected] GENERAL RULES: • Fashion Revue is open to all Osceola County 4H, FFA, and FCCLA members, and is one (1) entry per person, per class. • Youth participating in the Fashion Revue are encouraged to complete the appropriate project for their age. • The outfit must be created, coordinated, and modeled by the exhibitor participant, with the exception of the Sewing for Others category. • Outfits are subject to review for modesty and appropriate attire. Formalwear may be strapless or have spaghetti straps. a. No backless dresses, excessive visible cleavage, visible undergarments, lingerie, or swimsuits will be allowed. • Before and after photos of the participant wearing the garment is required of ALL participants in the Repurposed Category. • Fashion Revue Construction Class focuses on building clothing construction skills. • An entry may consist of an outfit of one or more sewn coordinated pieces. • A sewing machine must be used for a majority of the construction. • The exhibitor must do all construction. • Garments must have been sewn since March 1st of the previous year. • Entries will be judged for construction, accessory selection and modeling. • Contestants will be required to model their outfit during judging and the fair event to complete this contest with the exception of Sewing for Others. • Individuals participating in the Osceola County Fair Fashion Revue as an active 4H Member may be able to move on to District events for contests within this category. Please consult the Extension Services Office for complete information and details. • ALL 4H CONSTRUCTION PARTICIPANTS ONLY will be able to move on to District Events with the exception of Sewing for Others (this will be a COUNTY ONLY contest). • Fashion Revue garments cannot be entered under SECTION 2 – SEWING



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CONSTRUCTION: • PERSONALLY SEWN: o This category will showcase the member's sewing skills and their ability to coordinate an outfit. o As skill levels range from beginning to advance, entries in the Personally Sewn category will also vary. The entry might be a one--- piece dress or it might be three coordinated pieces. o A sewn costume would be considered Personally Sewn category. • REPURPOSED: o The exhibitor designs and sews a wearable garment from previously used materials. The completed garment is different from its original use. o This category focuses on creativity as well as sewing skills. o The original garment is not yardage like a bedspread or sheet, but an actual garment. It might even be two or more original garments. o Additional fabric and trim may be added to complete the new garment. o The new garment must show at least 50% change in construction. 1. This means it can't just be a t---shirt dress cut in half to construct a tank top and elastic---waist skirt. It could be a pair of jeans made into a skirt and apron with calico fabric and trim added. It could be a large dress made into a skirt to fit a smaller person with the dress collar cut down to fit onto a new blouse. It could be 2 old shirts re---made into shorts and a light jacket with trim from a man's tie. It could be an old prom dress made into a new blouse with dress pants cut down from a pair of men's slacks. Be creative! o Photos must be included with garments being worn by member BEFORE and AFTER alterations. • SEWING FOR OTHERS: o Sewing for Others gives the sewer an opportunity to sew for another person. Both sewer and model must be available at all workshops and judging events to qualify for awards. o This category will showcase the member's sewing skills and their ability to coordinate an outfit. o Garment(s) must be sewn by the exhibitor and modeled by the person sewn for. Junior (8-- 10):

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SELECTION: • Garment can be chosen from previously purchased items as long as they are neat and clean, free from stains and/or tears, or can be purchased since the last year's Fashion Revue. This category demonstrates the ability to coordinate an outfit exhibiting positive consumer skills. • Clothing Selection is a contest designed to encourage youth to use the clothing in their wardrobe to achieve a fashion look that is complementary to their age and body type. o A selection entry can consist of an outfit of one or more coordinated pieces. o Contestants will be required to tell judges why they have selected the outfit why the accessories were used and their part in achieving the fashion look. o Participants will be required to model their outfits during judging and the fair event to complete this contest. • Each contestant must come to the Extension Office dressed in his or her garment, ready to be judged on Fashion Revue check-in day. Check calendar for date & time. • Your Construction garment(s) must be left following the judging with the completed required data sheet attached. • Contestants are required to attend both Fashion Revue Workshops prior to fair. See Youth Calendar for dates & times. o These workshops are for the purpose of judging fit, poise and modeling. Entries must be modeled by contestant in the Fashion Revue show during the fair to be eligible for placing, with the exception of the Sewing for Others category. • The person the garment was sewn for must model this garment. • NOTE: Data sheet must be obtained from the Fair website. One data sheet for Construction and one data sheet for Selection. The new Fashion Revue Project Book will be given to each participant. • NOTE: You must also register on the Osceola County Fair Registration Form that must be turned in ONLINE.



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PRIZES: • Contestants MUST ATTEND THE MODELING WORKSHOPS (see youth calendar) scheduled prior to the fair for the purposes of judging fit and poise. • ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MODELED BY CONTESTANT during the Fashion Revue Show during the Fair. CLASSES: • CONSTRUCTION CATEGORIES: o Personally Sewn: 01. Junior | 04. Intermediate | 07. Senior o Repurposed Garment: 02. Junior | 05. Intermediate | 08. Senior o Sewn for Others: 03. Junior | 06. Intermediate | 09. Senior •

SELECTION CATEGORIES: o Clothing Selection: 10. Junior | 11. Intermediate | 12. Senior



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Section 17 | SHARE THE FUN, TALENT SHOW



GENERAL RULES: • S-T-F entrants may present acts as individuals or groups (groups are limited to 5 members---all in the same age class). Youth may compete in one act: One (1) Individual or One (1) Group. The time range for each act is three (3) to five (5) minutes. Classes will be divided into Jr. (age 8---10), Int. (age 11---13), and Sr. (age 14---18). S---T---F participants will be performing at the Fair. (see Youth Calendar for time and date) Judging will take place at that time. Please note that you will be required to provide all the necessary instruments (including securing a piano) and materials needed during your act. It will not be the job of the 4---H Agent or the Fair to secure or move any equipment or provide adequate space for dance routines. There may not be any accompaniment that it is not part of the act. Any accompaniment is considered part of the act if it is live. All accompaniments not part of the act must be on a CD or Flashdrive. • NOTE: You must complete a data sheet that is available from the 4---H office, the 4---H website or at fair registration day. This form must be turned to the Extension Services (4---H office) no later than December 19, 2014. NO EXCEPTIONS or act will be disqualified. Data Sheet must also include words/lyrics for songs, dramatic readings, monologues, poems, or skits. The Data Sheet must include description of act. Complete a data sheet for each member of a group act listing all members and each member of the act must indicate the category and class on their Youth Exhibit Registration form. The performance listed on the data sheet must match what is actually performed at Share the Fun or the 4-H youth will be disqualified. • Music/words must be turned in by December 19, 2014 if performing song, dance, skit, etc. • Vocal performers must use CD’s/tapes with music only. PRIZES: • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place plaques and rosettes will be given for Jr., Int. & Sr. 1st & 2nd Place winners in Jr., Int. & Sr. will go on to District Competition.



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CLASSES: • Instrumental o 01. Junior o 11. Intermediate o 21. Senior • Individual Vocal o 02. Junior o 12. Intermediate o 22. Senior • Individual Dance o 03. Junior o 13. Intermediate o 23. Senior • Individual Dramatic o 04. Junior o 14. Intermediate o 24. Senior • Individual General o 05. Junior o 15. Intermediate o 25. Senior • Individual Instrumental o 06. Junior o 16. Intermediate o 26. Senior • Group Vocal Group o 07. Junior o 17. Intermediate o 27. Senior • Dance Group o 08. Junior o 18. Intermediate o 28. Senior • Dramatic Group o 09. Junior o 19. Intermediate o 29. Senior • General Group o 10. Junior o 20. Intermediate o 30. Senior

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