Clinton County Fair 2014 Program Book

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Eagle Country 97.5...................................................................2

Riley Ford...............................................................................35

Welcome Letter- President George Seymour............................3

Pepsi........................................................................................36

Dedication of the 2014 Fair-Steve Couture..............................5

Kneucraft Fine Jewelry & Design...........................................37

Board of Directors of the Clinton County Fair.........................6

Gymkhana Events...................................................................38

Scholarship Winners.................................................................7

Labarge Agency, Inc...............................................................39

Danielle Bradbery- “The Voice 2013 1st Place Winner”..........8

Econo Lodge Inn & Suites......................................................40

The Swon Brothers- “The Voice 2013 2nd Place Winner”.......9

Department B Cattle...............................................................41

Street Legal Truck Pull...........................................................10

Deparment C Farm and Garden Produce................................43

“Yesterday” 50th Anniversary tribute of the Beatles..............11

Department D Plants & Flowers.............................................44

Tractor Pulls............................................................................12

Department E Horticulture/Gardening....................................45

North Country’s Got Talent.....................................................13

Department F Domestic Arts..................................................45

Mega Pass...............................................................................14

Departmner G Culinary...........................................................46

DR. Joes’ Coyote Fireworks Co..............................................15

Department H Meat Goats......................................................48

Mark Tyoe Chainsaw Sculptor................................................16

How to Enter Your Article.......................................................48

Key-R-D Trailor Sales............................................................16

Entry Form (Meat Goat).........................................................49

Demolition Derby...................................................................17

Department K Fine Arts Folk Arts..........................................50

Casella.....................................................................................18

Deparment N 4-H Cooperative Extension..............................50

Kidbucks Game Show.............................................................19

4-H Schedule of Events..........................................................51

“Sue Wee Flying Pigs”............................................................19

Department O FFA..................................................................52

Clinton County Fair Schedule of Events.................................20

Entry Form (Saddle Horse).....................................................56

Coin Hunt in the Sawdust Pile................................................20

Department Q Home Bureau..................................................58

Michigan Eating Contest.........................................................21

Department S Pacers & Trotters.............................................58

Pipsqueak’s Pary Time............................................................22

Denton Publications................................................................59

Michael Blaine, Master Hypnotist..........................................23

D.S. Specialties Inc.................................................................60

First $10,000 Half Mile Track Prize.......................................24

Prime Link..............................................................................61

Farm & Home Antique Museum.............................................26

Della Mitsubishi......................................................................62

2014 NY State Association of Agricultural Fairs, Inc State Pass................................................................27

Agricultural & Industrial Fair of Clinton Country Entry Form..............................................................................63

Budweiser...............................................................................28 Rules and Regulations- NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets/Division of Animal Industry.....................................29

Sample Lumber Company......................................................64 Entry Form (Gymkhana).........................................................65 Fair Map and Legend..............................................................66

Department A Horses..............................................................32

3rd Annual Bluegrass Festival................................................67

Clinton County Legislators.....................................................34

Wiry Hometown Radio...........................................................68

Premium Book Chairperson: Mary Sorrell Premium Book CO-Chairperson: Glenn Gillespie Artwork: Denton Publications Assistants: Larry Sorrell, Dave McCusker, Zack Smart, Cliff Sterling

All schedules, rules, dates & requirements in this publication are subject to change without prior notice.

Fair Office Phone Numbers: (518) 561-7998 • Fax: (518) 561-7999 • www.ClintonCountyFair.com • Email: ccfairny@gmail.com

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The Agricultural & Industrial Fair of Clinton County Glenn Gillespie - Manager Jared Hogle - Assistant Manager Wendy Plympton - Secretary Zack Smart - Treasurer

Mary Sorrell - Assistant Treasurer Carol Gillespie - Office Manager Anne Jennette - Office Staff Person Doris LePage - Office Staff Person Annette Ormsby- Office Staff Person

Officers & Directors

Kevin Agnew............................................. Plattsburgh David Babbie........................................................ Peru Jay Bouchard........................................ Morrisonville Vernon Bruno......................................... Morrisonville Homer Bushey............................................Champlain Steve Couture..................................................... Chazy Joe Giroux (1st Vice President)......................... Plattsburgh Robert Irwin (Exec. Comm. Member)............................. Peru Elwood Jennette......................................West Chazy Norman Laurin.................................................... Chazy David McCusker................................................... Peru Lyle Newman............................................ Plattsburgh

Harold Ormsby......................................Schuyler Falls George Palmer (3rd Vice President)................. Plattsburgh Robert Peryea........................................... Plattsburgh Wendy Plympton...........................................Cadyville John Postiglione.................................................. Peru Thomas Sears......................................Beekmantown George Seymour (President)....................Schuyler Falls Zack Smart............................................................ Peru Larry Sorrell (2nd Vice President).......................Champlain Mary Sorrell........................................... Morrisonville Cliff Sterling........................................... Rouses Point

John Aldous.............................................. Plattsburgh Bernard Barber..................................... Morrisonville Bruce Bell........................................................... Chazy Donald Duquette................................... Morrisonville John Duroe............................................... Plattsburgh Steve Frederick........................................West Chazy

Arnold Jubert......................................... Morrisonville Sandra Latourelle.................................... Plattsburgh William LePage........................................ Plattsburgh Carl J. Madonna....................................... Plattsburgh Bernard Woolman.................................... Plattsburgh

Robert Bruno......................................... Morrisonville Harry Carpenter....................................... Plattsburgh Jack Connell............................................... Keeseville Ken Dumas................................................ Plattsburgh Lester Hardy............................................. Plattsburgh Kermit Irwin.......................................................... Peru Raymond Lavarnway.....................................Saranac Edward Luther............................................ Keeseville Craig Ormsby........................................................ Peru

Dr. Lynn Palmer........................................ Plattsburgh Ernie Peryea............................................. Plattsburgh Kenneth Place...................................................... Peru Harold Rabideau................................... Morrisonville Robert Rabideau...................................... Plattsburgh Helen Sprague...................................................... Peru Joanne Stafford................................................... Peru Richard Stafford................................................... Peru Joe Whalen............................................... Plattsburgh

Honorary Directors

Deceased Directors

Past Presidents of The Clinton County Fair

1948.....................................................J. Leon Atwood 1949....................................................... Norman Foote 1950.....................................................J. Leon Atwood 1951 - 53................................................ Norman Foote 1954................................................ William Finney, Jr. 1955 - 57..................................................... Kirmit Irwin 1958 - 62.................................................. G. Earle Ladd 1963 - 66................................................Edward Luther 1967......................................................Gerald Moreau 1968 - 70............................................ Richard Stafford 1971 - 72................................................Kenneth Place 1973 - 76..............................................Bernard Barber 6 O CLINTON COUNTRY FAIR - 2014

1977 - 81............................................ M. Robert Bruno 1982 - 84............................................... Harold Ormsby 1985 - 87............................................... Homer Bushey 1988 - 90............................................Donald Duquette 1991 - 93..............................................Dr. Lynn Palmer 1994 - 96............................................. Kenneth Dumas 1997 - 99....................................................Robert Irwin 2000 - 02................................................ Robert Peryea 2002 - 06............................................Elwood Jennette 2006 - 08............................................... Helen Sprague 2008 - 11....................................................... Tom Sears 2011-?................................................George Seymour PRINTED BY DENTON PUBLICATIONS INC.

“THE VOICE 2013” 1ST PLACE WINNER

Danielle Bradbery ABOUT DANIELLE BRADBERY:

Seventeen-year-old Danielle Bradbery charmed her way into the national spotlight with a mix of Country hits from several decades during Season 4 of The Voice. The reigning star of the NBC hit show has become the youngest winner ever and her coach, Blake Shelton, called her, “the most important artist to ever walk across The Voice stage.” The Texas native earned high praise for her performances of classics like “Maybe It Was Memphis” (Pam Tillis), “Born To Fly” (Sara Evans) and “Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout the Good Old Days )” (The Judds) as well as her duet with Shelton of Patty Loveless’ hit “Timber, I’m Falling In Love.” Danielle’s covers of these top Country songs landed her on the top of the iTunes Country Chart multiple times throughout the season, making her the highest selling artist and youngest in the show’s history.

Danielle has been in the studio with acclaimed producers Brett James and Dann Huff and released her first Big Machine Records single “Heart of Dixie” to Country Radio on July 16.

Follow Danielle’s journey here: https://twitter.com/Dbradbery.

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Yesterday 50TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE OF THE BEATLES FROM LAS VEGAS

ABOUT YESTERDAY: Performing the Beatles since 1986, Las Vegas based Yesterday tours not only in the U.S. but Internationally. With seven tours of Japan, dozens more to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Bahamas, and United States military bases throughout the World, these Entertainers have performed on five continents.

Yesterday has been featured on radio and television, and in magazine publications.

Among these are Rolling Stone Magazine, NBC, CBS, and ABC, Dick Clark’s “Your Big Break” and Ed McMahon’s “Star Search”.

Invited by the U.S. Postal Service to entertain at the unveiling of the “Yellow Submarine”

Postage Stamp, Yesterday performed at the prestigious Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C.

critically acclaimed show,” The British Are Coming!” The show has become Atlantic City’s longest running musical.

Joining forces with Yesterday Productions, the largest Beatles Tribute Production Company in the world, Yesterday’s most recent show, “The British Are Coming!” was created in the summer of 2006. Depicting the Beatles “Live” U.S. performances, The British Are Coming! is performed nightly by Yesterday show bands on the West Coast at the Horizon Resort Casino’s Golden Cabaret Theater in South Lake Tahoe, Nevada and on the East Coast in Atlantic City at The Tropicana Hotel and Casino’s Liverpool Club Theater. The Liverpool Club setting is a reproduction of the famed Cavern Club, home of the Beatles first shows. Created specifically for Yesterday by the Tropicana, it is the permanent East Coast home for Yesterday’s

Yesterday’s Touring Cast continues to perform at theaters across the nation.

Expertly depicting all eras of Beatles music, members of Yesterday’s show bands and touring cast are among the top artist’s in today’s Beatle Tribute world.

The resident Beatles Show Band for “Legends In Concert,” the world’s premier and longest running tribute show, Yesterday performs at the Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada and Legends Family Theater in Branson, Missouri.

Yesterday is featured with other Las Vegas celebrities on video at McCarran International Airport, welcoming all to the ‘Entertainment Capital of the World’… Las Vegas!

Performing over the last ten years with many of today’s most renowned Symphonies in their “POPS” series, Yesterday provides charts for a 50 piece orchestra with scores for such Beatles classics as “Something”, “A Day In The Life,” “Penny Lane” and “Sgt. Pepper”.

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North Country’s

Got Talent Show Qualifying Round

Tuesday-July 15th 8:00PM at the Sample Lumber Co. LLC Stage.

Five Adult and Five Children winners will proceed to Semi Finale on Thursday at the Grandstand

Qualifying Round Wednesday-July16th 8:00PM at the Sample Lumber Co. LLC Stage.

Five Adult and Five Children winners will proceed to Finale on Thursday at the Grandstand

Finale

Thursday-July17th 7:00pm at the Grandstand AGES 13 AND UP First Place - $500 and a $500 Gift Certificate from Kneucraft Fine Jewelry & Design Second Place - $250 • Third Place - $125 Trophies will be given to the winners Non-winners of the Finale will each win a Pepsi product and a movie passes.

In the event of a tie, prizes will be split. $10.00 entry fee. • NO BANDS ALLOWED.

KIDS 12 AND UNDER First Place - $100 and a $100 gift certificate from Kneucraft Fine Jewelers Second Place - $50 • Third Place - $25 Trophies will be given to the winners

Qualifying non-winners will each win a Pepsi product, a movie pass and a wrist bracelet courtesy of Reithoffer Shows.

In the event of a tie, prizes will be split. $10.00 entry fee. • NO BANDS ALLOWED.

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Clinton County Fair 16 -- 20, 21, 2014 2013 July 15

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Available June 14th at Price Chopper Champlain & Plattsburgh locations. Just $19 with your Advantage Card

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Good for one use only. No refunds or exchanges. Available before the Fair begins ONLY. *Will not be sold after July 14, 2014 (Pre-sale bargain only)

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Michigan Eating Contest!

Thursday, July 17th 5:00 PM at the Stewart ‘s Shops Gazebo

Have a good appetite? Enter the contest! Or just cheer on the participants!

1st Place winner will receive $100!

2nd Place winner will receive $50!

3rd Place winner will receive $25!

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The First $10,000 Half Mile Track Prize

By Ed Keller December 12, 1979 An interesting question that could be placed before any panel of harness horse experts, which would in all probability draw a series of negative answers, is, “Where was the first $10,000 feature race ever contested over a half-mile track, naming both track, year and the conditions governing same?”

Just think back to the time you saw your first $10,000 race over a half-mile track. It has to be a few decades or so back you readily admit. But even so you are then way off base. The thinking of most of course will be that it was staged by one of the leading tracks of that era, by officials who were progressive and knew the value of an outstanding race feature.

Again one would be far off base. Ever heard of the Clinton County Agricultural Society? Unless you were a native of that sparsely settled area of northeastern New York State, or happen to be among the few summer tourists who visit the section that borders on the upper west shores of Lake Champlain, and have a strong liking for horses and the country fairs, you have never had the opportunity to enjoy the annual four-day early September exhibition at Plattsburgh, the largest community of that area. Yes indeed, this would be the last place in the world of professional sports that you would ever expect to find the first rich half-mile harness racing feature.

If one could have been present in the night that the fair board members of the Clinton Agricultural Society met to decide yes or no on such a momentous and risky undertaking, they undoubtedly would have heard plenty of fireworks. But when the meeting was over the forward thinking members of the fair board had made their point, and, immediately the news went out, the coming 1911 four-day fair and racing would headline the first $10,000 harness race ever contested over a halfmile track anywhere in the world.

In addition to the big feature, there would be a Consolation for those starting in the big race and not earning any money. The balance of the four afternoon programs was made up of classes from the 2:29 candidates down to the faster 2:12 eligibles, each for $500, with an eight-County local race for $300.

The $10,000 prize included one of the outstanding features of that or any previous racing season. The race was to be for a single dash, a Handicap over the longer mile and one-half route. These two features certainly did

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set the tongues to wagging wherever the sideline critics gathered, for heated debates were as much a part of racing in that area as the racing itself – cracker barrel experts had their own followings.

When it came to declare starters, the event drew a banner list of twelve. Then the handicapping committee went to work.

That was long before legibility certificates carried the horses previous starts, and when other information on any horse’s previous starts, and when other information on any horse’s speed qualifications, like a quick call today to the U.S.T.A. offices at Columbus, would bring forth. The race committee had to decide on the various handicaps according to the best information that could be secured as to the racing abilities at that time.

It had been announced that the starting of the Handicap would be like that used to start the $50,000 American Trotting Derby at Readville Park Grand

Circuit meeting of 1908, which was to remain for several decades as the richest single dash ever contested by harness horses. This system was governed by starters placed at the various handicaps, each holding an electric button. When the starters had their horses properly lined in front of their handicap, they pressed their button. When all buttons were pressed simultaneously, they released a big gong which signaled the start of the race.

Five of the field of twelve were placed on the scratch handicap, the 2:20 post, the wire. Starter

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Half Mile Track Prize continued

starters were in charge of J.I. Olivette. Two others were spotted at the 2:17 handicap in charge of T.H. Moone, and the high handicap at the 2:16 station was given to Johnnie Medium, where C.F. Carpenter was in the starters stand.

At the start Walter S., one of the five from the scratch position, took the lead and set the pace to the half. As the field battled past the first mile Dr. Thorne had taken command, who started from the 2:19 position. As the field hit the backstretch for the third time, Driver Lang had worked his way up from his last position in the bulky field with Johnnie Medium, and was pressing strongly for the lead, though several lengths back.

Dr. Thorne, all-out at the mile and one-quarter pole, went on a break, and this let Johnnie Medium take over.

Both Colonel S. and Walter S. applied the pressure in the final quarter, but Johnnie Medium had a safe margin at the finish.

When driver Lang brought his gelding back for the presentation ceremonies, the more than 10,000 fans who had turned out for the fair’s biggest day ever, let out a roar that was heard way across the lake at Burlington, Vermont. Six monies were divided by the winners, as

follows; Johnnie Medium, $3,000; Colonel S., $1,800; Walter S., $1,600; The Princess, $1,400; Larabie Gyp, $1,200, and Patsy Hendrick, $1,000 – $10,000 in all. As a dollar was a strong commodity in those days, it was a profitable afternoon for the first six horses to finish.

In the Consolation division, also at a distance of a mile and one-half, the winner was Dr. Thorne, over Baron Wedgewood, Kings Flower and Dan K, with Lady L and Minnie Grattan completing the field.

Times for the two handicaps were, 3:35, the mile in the $10,000 feature in 2:22 off an opening 1:10 half, and in the consolation the finish in 3:36 1/2.

Quite an afternoon it was at the annual Clinton County Fair, Plattsburgh, N.Y., on the shores of Lake Champlain, just about the last place in the race horse world that one would expect to see a $10,000 Handicap feature over a half-mile track.

Editor’s Note – This article and the one which appears on page 156 were among several stories which reached us in a large envelope shortly before the writer, Ed Keller, died. We plan to publish others during the coming year.

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NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL FAIRS, INC. 2014 STATE PASS An official 2014 New York State Pass will be available for $100.00. This pass, good at all NYSAAF member Fairs and New York State Fair, admits person named on the pass and one companion, plus parking when available.

Member Fairs are listed on our web site at www.nyfairs.org • Passes will be mailed after May 15, 2014.

• Passes lost or stolen cannot be replaced.

• Proceeds from the sale of these passes will be used to continue the State Association commitment to promote New York Agriculture.

Send the form below with your check or money order and a large (#10 legal size), stamped, selfaddressed envelope for an “official pass” March 15, 2014 to:

New York State Association of Agricultural Fairs, Inc. Norma W. Hamilton, Executive Secretary 67 Verbeck Avenue Schaghticoke, New York 12154 All requests must be postmarked. Requests postmarked before March 15, 2014 will be returned for re-submission. Returned checks will be charged $20.00.

Enclosed please find $100.00 for each pass and a stamped, self-addressed, large (#10 legal size) envelope. Complete this form and return with your request.

NAME_____________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS CITY ______________________________________________________________ COUNTY______________________________________ STATE_______ ZIP ____________ PHONE #________________________ E-MAIL ____________________________ Make check payable to: NYS Association of Agricultural Fairs, Inc. Please reserve 2014 pass March 15, 2014.

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Animal Health Requirements For Admission to New York State and County Fairs (Part 351 of NYS Agriculture and Markets Regulations)

NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets/Division of Animal Industry 10B Airline Drive, Albany, NY 12235 518-457-3502 www.agriculture.ny.gov/AI/AIHome.html

General Prohibitions and Requirements • No person shall bring or have present an animal on the fairgrounds during a fair which is not qualified under NYS regulations.

• No person shall present an interstate or intrastate certificate of veterinary inspection that has been altered by anyone other than the issuing veterinarian or an authorized agent.

• Animals demonstrating clinical signs or other evidence of infectious, contagious or communicable diseases shall not be allowed on the fairgrounds during a fair.

• Representatives of the Commissioner may deny admission to or require removal from the fair premises, or require the segregation of any animal showing signs of or exposed to any infectious, contagious or communicable disease.

NOTE: The fair board of directors has the authority to reject unworthy or unsightly exhibits for reasons other than infectious, contagious or communicable disease (Part 350.10). The state veterinarian or animal health inspector will bring questionable exhibits to the attention of the fair board.

• All animals presented that originate from a location other than New York shall meet all New York State importation regulations appropriate to the species in addition to the fair animal health requirements.

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Inspection (CVI) • Cattle, sheep, goats, swine, llamas, alpacas, deer, and misc. ruminants, require a valid CVI to enter the fairgrounds.

• The CVI must be issued by a Category 2 accredited veterinarian.

• All animals must be officially identified. All manmade ID must be recorded.

Refer to Animal Identification section below for more information.

• Only one species is allowed per certificate.

• The type and duration of certificate required depends on the origin of the livestock.

New York Origin Livestock: • A valid intrastate CVI (AI-61) is required.

• Each animal must be individually identified on the CVI (see below).

• The CVI must be issued on or after May 1 of the current year.

AI-202 (1/14)

Questions regarding import requirements should be directed to the Division of Animal Industry at 518-457-3971, or at the division’s import/export homepage: http://www. agriculture.ny.gov/AI/import_export.html

Animal Identification • Cattle, sheep, goats, swine, and deer/elk must be identified by USDA approved official identification. Cattle, swine and deer/elk must be identified by official ear tag. Sheep and goats must be identified by official scrapie identification (see sheep and goat sections below). Llamas and alpacas can be identified by ear tag or microchip approved by the Department of Agriculture and Markets. A sketch or photograph signed and dated by an accredited veterinarian is also acceptable identification for llamas and alpacas. Misc. ruminants must be identified by Department of Agriculture and Markets approved identification.

NOTE: A complete written description is sufficient identification for horses entering New York accompanied by a CVI. The description must match the EIA test record.

Horse sketches and descriptions should reference color pattern, hair whorls, chestnuts, scars and other markings as necessary to uniquely identify the horse. Tattoos and microchips if any should be included. “Bay, no markings” is not an acceptable description for a CVI or EIA test record.

Out of State Origin Livestock:

Rabies Vaccination

• All animals entering New York State must satisfy import health and test requirements for that species and be accompanied by a valid interstate CVI.

• Rabies vaccination is required for all species for which there is a USDA licensed vaccine available (cattle, horses, sheep, dog, cat, ferret) and that are 4 months of age or older on the date of admission to the fair.

• The interstate CVI is valid for 30 days from the date of CVI inspection.

During the fair season (July 1 through Labor Day) valid CVI’s can be used multiple times for entrance into fairs.

The initial entrance into a fair must be within 30 days of the date of CVI inspection. In order for the CVI to be used for a later fair, it must be dated and initialed by a state official noting the location of the initial fair. A change in health status or eligibility of an animal necessitates the generation of a new CVI.

• Vaccine must have been administered within the past 12 months. The exception is Imrab LA vaccine used in sheep which protects for 3 years after the second annual vaccination (consult your veterinarian).

• The rabies vaccination requirement must be met on the day of admission even if the animal was previously admitted to a fair when too young to vaccinate.

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NOTE: Individual fairs can require animals for which there is no approved rabies vaccine to be vaccinated for rabies. The requirements outlined above would apply. The fair is responsible for notifying exhibitors. The New York State Fair requires rabies vaccination for all livestock species entering the grounds.

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Acceptable Proof of Rabies Vaccination • Acceptable proof of rabies vaccination must include a signed written statement from the veterinarian administering the vaccine or a valid certificate of veterinary inspection that has the vaccination listed and is signed by the Category 2 accredited veterinarian.

• Acceptable proof of vaccination must include the name of the product used, the date of administration and the duration of immunity if longer than one year.

• If the statement of rabies vaccination is included on an EIA test record, it must be signed separately in addition to the required EIA test record signature.

NOTE: Rabies titers are not acceptable proof of rabies protection and cannot be used to meet entry requirements.

• Acceptable proof of vaccination for dogs is a valid vaccination certificate or a copy of the dog license that contains the rabies vaccination information.

BVD-PI Testing • All cattle, llamas and alpacas exhibited at NY county fairs or the State Fair must be negative to an approved test appropriate to detect Bovine Viral Diarrhea persistent infection (BVD-PI).

This is a once in a lifetime test that must be reported on the required certificate of veterinary inspection.

The issuing veterinarian is responsible for verifying the validity of the test, the identification of the animal and recording the test date on the CVI. If a previous test is not verifiable the test must be repeated.

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Cattle Testing: • Currently acceptable BVD tests for cattle less than 61 days old:Skin notch Antigen Capture ELISA (ACE) or other antigen detection ELISA, Skin notch Immunohistochemistry (IHC) ,whole blood virus isolation, whole blood PCR • Currently acceptable BVD tests for cattle 61 days of age and older: o Skin notch Antigen Capture ELISA (ACE) or other antigen detection ELISA, Skin notch Immunohistochemistry (IHC),Serum or milk Antigen Capture ELISA (ACE), Whole blood virus isolation, Whole blood, serum or plasma PCR Note: The NYS Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at Cornell University can conduct PCR testing on pools of up to 10 cattle blood samples. AI-202 (1/14)

Llama / Alpaca • Currently Acceptable BVD tests: PCR, Whole blood virus isolation Note: The NYS Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at Cornell University can pool llama, etc. samples for PCR testing as follows: Animals less than 61 days of age can be tested in pools of 2 animals, whole blood only. Animals 61 days of age and older can be tested in pools of 5 animals using whole blood, serum or plasma.

Cleaning and Disinfection • All buildings on the fairgrounds housing animals must be cleaned and disinfected prior to the opening of the fair and between groups of animals when housing is rotated (Section 50.2 of Agriculture and Market regulations).

Kidding and Lambing • Due to the concern about the spread of scrapie, any sheep or goats that are exhibited at a county fair that have recently given birth or have a vaginal discharge, will be ordered removed along with their offspring.

• The causative agent for scrapie may be present in high concentration in fluids associated with birth and the risk of

transmission is considered highest at that time.

Commingling of Sheep and Cattle • Due to the potential spread of malignant catarrhal fever from sheep to cattle, it is recommended that cattle be kept separate from sheep.

Commingling of Swine and Poultry • Due to the potential spread of influenza viruses it is recommended that swine and poultry be housed in separate locations.

Isolation on Returning Home • The owner or custodian shall keep show animals biologically separate from the herd or flock for a period of at least two weeks after returning to the premises of origin. If any illness is noted in the exhibition animals the owner should contact their veterinarian immediately.

INDIVIDUAL SPECIES REQUIREMENTS Horses • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) is not required for New York origin horses. CVI is required for imported horses.

• Negative Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) test is required for all horses 6 months of age or older. The horse must be accompanied by a valid negative AI-202 (1/14) EIA test record. The test must have been conducted during the current or previous calendar years for New York origin horses. For imported horses, the test must be conducted within 12 months of entry.

• The EIA test certificate must include a complete description of the horse.

• Rabies vaccination is required for all horses 4 months of age or older (see above).

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• A valid GoPass equine passport can be used as an entry document. If interested in the GoPass contact your veterinarian.

of the current year and no evidence of contagious, infectious or communicable diseases was found.

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• If evidence of soremouth (contagious ecthyma) is found on any sheep, the entire exhibit including the affected animals shall immediately be removed from the fair premises with the holding pens cleaned and disinfected immediately after removal.

Cattle • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals properly identified (see Animal Identification section above).

• Rabies vaccination is required for all cattle 4 months of age or older (see above).

• All cattle must be must be negative to an approved test appropriate to detect

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• All cattle must be vaccinated against bovine respiratory disease complex including bovine respiratory syncytial virus, bovine virus diarrhea, infectious bovine rhinotracheitis and parainfluenza with a product administered in a manner and time frame adequate to confer protective immunity for these diseases for the duration of the fair.

Sheep • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals individually identified with USDA approved individual scrapie program identification. Identification must be one of the following: 1) USDA approved tags or 2) a legible USDA approved flock tattoo and individual animal ID number or 3) electronic ID if the sheep is enrolled in the Scrapie Flock Certification Program.

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Goats • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals individually identified with USDA approved individual scrapie program identification. Identification must be one of the following: 1) USDA approved tags or 2) a legible registration tattoo or 3) a legible USDA approved herd tattoo and individual animal ID number or 4) electronic ID if the goat is enrolled in the Scrapie Flock Certification Program and/or the electronic ID is recorded on the goats registration paper.

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• The CVI must contain a written statement from the issuing Category 2 accredited veterinarian that the herd of origin was inspected after May 1 of the current year and no evidence of contagious, infectious or communicable diseases was found.

• If evidence of soremouth (contagious ecthyma) is found on any goat, the entire exhibit including the affected animals shall immediately be removed from the fair premises with the holding pens cleaned and disinfected immediately after removal.

Swine • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals properly identified (see Animal Identification section above).

Llamas and Alpacas • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals properly identified (see Animal Identification section above).

• All llamas and alpacas must be negative to an approved test appropriate to detect Bovine Viral Diarrhea persistent infection (BVD-PI). (See current acceptable tests above.) The date and results of the testing must be noted on the certificate of veterinary inspection.

Poultry • Poultry (with the exception of doves, pigeons and waterfowl) must be accompanied by 1) results of a negative pullorum typhoid test conducted within 90 days prior to exhibition OR 2) proof that the birds originated directly from a US pullorum-typhoid clean flock or equivalent flock.

• Pullorum test negative poultry must be identified by official leg band.

• Proof of NPIP status must be in the form of an NPIP certificate or purchase receipt containing NPIP certification information.

Deer/Elk (Cervidae) • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals properly identified (see Animal Identification section above).

• Originate from a herd classified as accredited or qualified under USDA tuberculosis regulations.

• A movement permit obtained from the Division of Animal Industry is required for all deer movements. All CWD and TB program requirements must be met before a permit will be issued.

Questions regarding movement permits should be directed to the Division of Animal Industry at 518-457-3971.

Miscellaneous Ruminants • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals properly identified (see Animal Identification section above).

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DEPARTMENT - A - HORSES Clinton County Fair Horse Liaison: Larry Sorrell Horse Show Chairpersons: Rosemary and Bill Reif • 569-9705 Stall Managers: Bill Reif Judges: Friday: Rich Warren Entry Fee: 10% of the first place Premium ($4.00 per class)

Stall Fee $5.00 per-night Prizes: Six Ribbons plus pay back of (40-30- 20-10-8-6)

CLINTON COUNTY FAIR HORSE SHOW RULES: All eligible animals that are being exhibited at the Clinton County Fair must be vaccinated for rabies. All horses must be immunized at least 30 days in advance of the fair. A thirty-day rabies vaccination requirement is the minimum timeframe that will help insure the animal against rabies while on the fair grounds.

New York State law now requires all youth 14 years old and younger to wear an approved riding helmet while riding and handling horses.

It is recommended that all wear an approved helmet. NO YOUTH 14 OR YOUNGER WILL BE ALLOWED TO RIDE WITHOUT APPROVED HELMET. Good sportsmanship is expected. Any person or persons exhibiting Poor sportsmanship may be asked to leave and forfeit all premiums.

All exhibitors must think SAFETY first and be ready for the unexpected. Any horse or rider not considered safe will be excused from the class.

GENERAL RULES 1. No entries will be accepted without a valid NEGATIVE COGGIN (this test must be in the calendar year for 2013 or 2014 at the time of entry), as required

by NYS law. Anyone mailing entries must include a copy of the negative Coggins and rabies certificate. Horses / ponies will not be allowed to unload

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without proof of coggins & rabies.

2. All entries in breed class must show registration papers at time of entry.

Any mailed entries must include copy of registration papers.

3. All classes will follow ASHA, AQHA, ApHC and APHA. 4. Judges decision is final.

5. Horses are not allowed on the racetrack, airport, or midway at any time. Horses may come in on Thursday, July 17, 2014 at 1pm.

6. Horses must be on exhibit by 9:00 AM Friday, and must remain on exhibit until Sunday at 6:00 PM. Any entrants who do not comply with this rule are subject to loss of premiums and denial of entry the following year.

7. Entries will be taken at the fair office until Saturday, July 12, 2014 before the fair starts. NO HORSES MAY BE ENTERED AFTER SATURDAY. Classes may be added on the day of the show at the double entry fee ($8.00). No new horse/riders combination. Classes must be added at least three classes prior to class entered.

8. No entry fee will be refunded without prior approval of the Horse Shows Chairperson. The show booth must be notified of any scratches or tack changes. THERE WILL BE A 2-MINUTE CALL FOR EACH CLASS AND THEN THE CLASS WILL BE CLOSED. 9. Classes will be split based on size.

Top picks from each split will be judged for final placing.

classes will be normal price.

14. For horse show purposes the age of the individual on January 1st shall be maintained for the entire year.

15. For horse show purposes the age of a horse shall be computed based on the year foaled starting on Jan. 1st.

16. Numbers will be (horses & rider combination) available at the fair office until Saturday before the fair begins. Effective 2003, new numbers will be issued for horse/rider combinations ($1.00) each.

17. Stalls will be assigned on the day of the show. NO RESERVATIONS WILL BE TAKEN. No tack stalls will be assigned until all horses have been accommodated.

18. There will be no smoking or drinking of alcoholic beverages in the barns.

19. There will be no cross tying in the aisles of the barns.

20. It is expected that all exhibitors keep the barns clean and the aisles clear of any hay or equipment.

21. If # of horses outnumber stalls available, you may be asked to trailer your horses into the show.

SECTION 1 HALTER DIVISION Horses will be shown at a walk and jog or trot. Horses will be judged on type, conformation, quality substance, and soundness. Hereditary or transmissible unsoundness shall disqualify a horse.

Morgan Halter

10. Any classes of 3 (three) or less will be canceled and entry will be refunded.

(Registration papers required)

11. Anyone entered in Section VII (Children s Walk Trot) cannot enter any other classes except halter and showmanship classes. A fee of $10.00 will be charged to enter this division.

Quarter Horse Halter

12. Anyone entered in Section X (Maiden Division) cannot enter other classes except halter & showmanship classes, additional

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Appaloosa Halter (Registration Papers Required)

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Two Year Old Halter

Unregistered English Pleasure

Open Showmanship (19 & over)

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Open Showmanship (18 & under)

Bridle Path Hack

Mini Horse Halter

SECTION II EQUITATION DIVISION Entrants will work both ways of the ring at each gait and may be asked to execute further tests at the discretion of the judge.

English Equitation 13 and under (Horse only)

English Equitation 14-18 (Horse only)

English Equitation 19 and over (Horses only)

Western Horsemanship 13 and under (Horses only)

Western Horsemanship 14-18 (Horse only)

Western Horsemanship 19 and over (Horses only)

English Pony Equitation

(Entrants may be asked to extend the trot and hand gallop)

Hunter under saddle

Working Hunter over Fences (Max. Height 3’)

Junior Equitation over Fences (riders 18 and under)

Senior Equitation over Fences (riders 19 and over)

SECTION IV GREEN HORSES

Mini Horse Driving Saddle seat Pleasure Ladies English Pleasure (Rider 18 and under)

Ladies English Pleasure

Lunge Line (Horses 2 and Under)

SECTION V WESTERN HORSE DIVISION

(Registration Papers Required)

Horses will be shown at a walk, jog, and lope both ways of the ring. They should be obedient, alert and responsive to their riders. Maximum credit should be given to the flowing, balanced and willing horse, which gives the appearance of being fit and a pleasure to ride. These classes will be judged on the performance, condition and conformation of the horse.

English Command.

Horses only.

Clinton County Owner to Ride

Western Pleasure

(Rider 19 and over)

Quarter Horse English Pleasure (Registration Papers Required)

Paint English Pleasure (Registration papers required)

Appaloosa English Pleasure (Registration Papers Required)

Morgan English Pleasure

(13 and Under)

Western Pony Equitation

(Rider must own horse and live in Clinton County. To be judged as a Pleasure Class.)

Open Bareback Equitation

Non-Clinton County Owner to Ride

(14-18)

(Horses only; tack optional: Rider any age.)

Junior Equitation over Fences

(Horses and ponies; 2’3” Maximum; Riders 18 and under)

(Rider must own the horse and live outside Clinton County. To be judged as a Pleasure Class.)

HUNTER

Western Pleasure Western Pleasure (19 and Over)

Junior Western Pleasure (Horses must be 5 years of age and under)

Schooling over obstacles on any part of the outside course is permitted only at the time designated by the show committee. Courses will be posted one hour before each class begins. To be

Senior Western Pleasure

judged on manners, way of going and style of jumping. Horses shall be credited with remaining and even hunting pace that covers the course with free flowing strides. Preference will be shown to horses with correct jumping style that meets fences squarely. Judges shall penalize unsafe jumping and bad form over fences. Both horses and ponies may show in this division. Hunter Hack (2 jumps on outside course not to exceed 2’ 6”.

Western Stock Horse

Entries must also extend to trot and hand gallop.

(Registration Papers Required)

5 years of age and under)

Senior English Pleasure (open to all

Hunter Over cross rails.

(Registration papers required)

Low Hunter over fences

Appaloosa Western Pleasure

Senior Equitation over Fences (Horses only; 3’ Max; for riders 19 and over)

SECTION III ENGLISH HORSE DIVISION Horses will be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. They should be obedient, alert and responsive to their riders. Quick, short strides should be penalized. Judges should emphasize free movement and manners. These classes will be judged on the performance, condition and conformation of the horse.

English Pleasure (13 and under) English Pleasure (14-18) English Pleasure (19 and over) Junior English Pleasure (Open to horses

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Unregistered Western Pleasure (Not to enter any class requiring Registration Papers) (Pattern Required)

Western Reining Western Trail Horse Western Command Ladies Western Pleasure (18 and Under)

Ladies Western Pleasure (19 and Older)

Quarter Horse Western Pleasure Paint Western Pleasure

(Registration Papers Required)

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Morgan Western Pleasure

Walk Trot Barrel Race

Gentlemen’s Western Pleasure

Walk Trot Barrel Race

(Registration Papers Required)

Clinton County Owner to Ride

(Rider must own horse and live in Clinton County.)

Non-Clinton County Owner to Ride (Rider must own horse and live outside of Clinton County)

SECTION VI PONY DIVISION Grand and Reserve Ribbons Ponies 14.2 hands and under. Riders are to 18 years of age and under.

Pony English Equitation Pony English Pleasure Pony Western Pleasure Pony Command (Tack optional)

Pony Hunter under Saddle Pony Western Horsemanship Pony Trail

SECTION VII CHILDREN’S WALK TROT DIVISION (Sunday) First place will recieve a trophy donated

by JEM Farm Appaloosas. Grand and Reserve Ribbons (No Pay back) Entrants in this section are, not allowed to show in any other classes (except halter and showmanship classes). Riders must 12 years of age and under. Horse and ponies will compete equally unless otherwise noted. Tack is optional in all classes.

Lead Line Walk Trot Pleasure (Horse)

Walk Trot Pleasure

(Pony)

Walk Trot Equitation (Horse)

Walk Trot Equitation (Pony)

Showmanship Command Class (Horse)

Command Class (Pony)

(Horse) (Pony)

SECTION VIII ADULT WALK TROT DIVISION This division is intended for those new to the show ring.

Entrants are not allowed to show in any other classes (except halter and showmanship classes). Riders must be 13 years of age and over, Tack is optional in all classes.

Adult Showmanship Walk Trot Equitation

Adult

Adult Walk Trot Pleasure Adult Walk Trot Trail

SECTION IX VERSATILITY (Two divisions- Horse and Pony)

Open to horses and ponies and riders of all ages. Horse must enter all 4 events and have ONE rider for all events. All tack changes to be done in the ring.

Winner will be calculated by placing in the following four events.

IX Versatility Class • English Pleasure Hunter over Crossrail (Similar to jumping of hunter hack)

Barrel- English Pleasure

SECTION X MAIDEN RIDER DIVISION

Majority Leader John W. Gallagher Minority Leader James R. Langley Jr. County Administrator Michael Zurlo Deputy County Administrator Rodney L. Brown

Transportation Harry McManus, Chairperson Health Jonathan Beach, Chairperson

English Pleasure Pleasure

Western

Personnel John Gallagher, Chairperson

English Equitation Horsemanship

Western

County Operations Colin Read, Chairperson

English Command Command

Western

Finance Mark Dame, Chairperson

SECTION XI MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION

Walk Trot Trail

and appropriate 2 or 4-wheeled vehicle at a walk, trot and road gait. Grooms permitted.)

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Deputy Chairperson Harry J. McManus

Open to riders of any age with minimal showing experience. Riders entering this division may not enter classes in any other division with the exception of Halter and Showmanship classes. Horse will be shown at walk, trot and canter or lope both ways of the ring.

Combination Ride and Drive

(Pony)

Chairperson Samuel R. Dyer

Public Safety Robert Hall, Chairperson

Western Pleasure

Walk Trot Trail (Horses)

CLINTON COUNTY LEGISLATORS

Pleasure Driving (Horses to be shown with

Human Services Pete Keenan, Chairperson Buildings and Grounds Colin Read, Chairperson

Children & Family Services Patty Waldron, Chairperson Plattsburgh International Airport James Langley Jr., Chairperson

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Entry Fee: $3 per event/per horse Points Fee: $2 per rider/per horse

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Negative Coggins & Rabies certificates required for each horse entering the fairgrounds.

Coggins: NY-2yr., VT-1yr., Canada-6mo.

Rabies: after 30 days up to 1yr.

Western dress encouraged; boots required.

ADULT (18 & Over)

Entry Fee: $5 per event/per horse Points Fee: $2 per rider/per horse

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Helmets must be worn by riders age 17 and under.

Prizes awarded after the show; prize money will be mailed from fair office.

Fair Admission $8 (age 12 & Under Free)

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DEPARTMENT B - CATTLE SUPERINTENDENT: Wanda Emerich Office: 518-846-7121 - Ext. 117, Home: 518-236-5907.

ENTRIES: Entries may be made by mail or at the fairground office one week prior to the fair. Open Dairy Show is Saturday, July 19, 9:00 am ALL ANIMALS EXHIBITING AT THE CLINTON COUNTY FAIR MUST BE VACCINATED FOR RABIES 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE FAIR. Exhibitors should consult with their veterinarian about vaccinating their animals against rabies as soon as possible.

Consult the Animal Health Requirements section of this premium book for health requirements for exhibition.

Entry fees received prior to noon on Friday before fair week will be 10% of the first place premium. Entries received after noon on Friday will be 10% of the place first premium plus a $5 late entry fee per animal. All animals must remain on exhibit until 2:00 PM Sunday unless the exhibitor has another show to attend and is excused by superintendent.

DAIRY Class # 1.

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To be eligible for group classes, animals must be shown in their respective individual class.

A prize of $20 will be awarded to the animal holding the highest combined butterfat and protein record (DHIA) in classes 13-20. A prize of $20 will be awarded to the best udder of each milking class. A Supreme Champion will be selected from the Grand Champion of the individual breed shows.

Herdsman Award: lst-$30, 2nd-$25, 3rd-$20, 4th-$15, 5th-$10.

6th $6, 7th-$5.

Premier Breeder and Exhibitor will be awarded based on PDCA guidelines.

SECTIONS: 1-Ayrshire 4-Holstein 7-Red & White 2-Brown Swiss 5-Jersey 8-Beef Cattle 3-Guernsey 6-Milking Shorthorn Registration certificate will be considered as proof of ownership, identity, age and breed of entry. The ownership of an entry must appear on the certificates the animal will be shown.

Animals must be readily identifiable by registration picture, ear tattoo or tag.

Class Description

Birth Date 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Bull Calf 09/01/13-04/30/14 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Spring Heifer Calf 3/01/14-4/30/14 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Winter Heifer Calf 12/01/13-2/28/14 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Fall Heifer Calf 9/01/13-11/30/14 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Summer Yearling 6/01/13-8/31/13 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Spring Yearling 3/01/13-5/31/13 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Winter Yearling 12/01/12-2/28/13 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Fall Yearling 9/01/12-11/30/12 $25 $20 $15 $12 $10 $8 Junior Champion & Res. Junior Champion Rosette Rosette Junior Best 3 Females $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 Junior Two Yr. Old 3/01/12-8/31/12 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40

Best Udder $20 Senior 2-Yr.-Old 9/01/11-2/28/12 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Junior 3-Yr.-Old 3/01/11-8/31/11 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Production $20 Senior 3-Yr.-Old 9/01/10-2/28/11 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Production $20 4-Yr.-Old 9/01/09-8/31/10 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Production $20 5-Yr.-Old 9/01/08-8/31/09 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Production $20 Aged Cow Born Before 9/01/08 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Production $20 100,000 lb. milk or 4, 000 lb. fat - Submit DHI Records w/entry $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 Best Udder $20 Production $20 PRINTED BY DENTON PUBLICATIONS INC. 2014 - CLINTON COUNTRY FAIR O 41

Class # Class Description

Birth Date 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 19.

Dry Cows must have completed at $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40

least one lactation and be dry 20.

Senior & Reserve Champion Rosette Rosette 21.

Grand & Reserve Champion Rosette Rosette 22.

Produce of Dam 2 offspring from one Dam $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40

23. Dam & Daughter $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 24.

Senior Best 3 Bred & Owned by Exhibitor $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 25.

Dairy Herd 4 Cows owned, $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40

Calved at least Once 26.

Exhibitor’s Herd 2 Over 2 Yr., 2 Under 2 Yr.,

1 Any Age, All Owned $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 BEEF Class # Bulls 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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8.

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Class Description

Birth Date

Junior Bull Calf 1/01/12-06/30/14 Senior Bull Calf 9/01/13-12/31/13 Champion Bull Calf Summer Yearling Bull 5/01/13-08/31/13 Junior Yearling Bull 1/01/13-04/30/13 Junior Champion Bull Senior Yearling Bull 1/01/12-12/31/12 Senior Champion Bull Grand Champion Bull

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

$25 $20 $25 $20 Rosette $25 $20 $25 $20 Rosette $25 $20 Rosette Rosette

$15 $15

$10 $10

$15 $15

$10 $10

$15

$10

Females 10.

Junior Heifer Calf 1/01/14-06/30/14 $25 $20 $15 $10 11.

Winter Heifer Calf 11/01/13-12/31/13 $25 $20 $15 $10 12.

Senior Heifer Calf 9/01/13-10/31/13 $25 $20 $15 $10 13.

Champion Heifer Calf Rosette 14.

Late Summer Yearling Heifer 7/01/13-08/31/13 $25 $20 $15 $10 15.

Early Summer Yearling Heifer 5/01/13-06/30/13 $25 $20 $15 $10 16.

Spring Yearling Heifer 3/01/13-04/30/13 $25 $20 $15 $10 17.

Junior Yearling Heifer 1/01/13-02/28/13 $25 $20 $15 $10 18.

Junior Champion Heifer Rosette 19.

Senior Yearling Heifer 9/01/12-12/31/12 $25 $20 $15 $10 20.

Two Yr. Old Cow / Calf 9/01/12-8/31/13+ natural calf $40 $35 $30 $25 21.

Cow & Calf Before 9/01/10 + natural calf $40 $35 $30 $25 22.

Senior Champion Female Rosette 23.

Grand Champion Female Rosette 24.

Pair of Calves 1 bull from classes 1 & 2, $45 $40 $35 $30

plus 1 heifer from classes 10, 11, 12 25.

Get of Sire 3 animal sired by 1 bull $45 $40 $35 $30 26.

Pair of Females Bred & Owned by Exhibitor $45 $40 $35 $30 27.

Group of Four Bred & Owned by Exhibitor $45 $40 $35 $30 Steers 28.

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Feeder Calf under 850 lbs.

Medium Weight Steer under 1,000 lbs.

Heavy Weight Steer 1,000 lbs. and over Grand Champion Steer

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$25 $20 $25 $20 $25 $20 Rosette

$15 $15 $15

$10 $10 $10

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DEPARTMENT C FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE SUPERINTENDENT: Gene and Melanie Waugh 40 Brewster Rd., West Chazy, NY 12992 Telephone: 563-9074 Judge: Beverly Newell, Cadyville, 12918 Entry Fee: 10% of first place premium All entries close Friday, prior to fair Opening at 8:00 P.M. All entries must be on exhibit by NOON on Monday, prior to fair opening. All entries must remain on exhibit until 9:00 P.M. Sunday, when fair closes. All exhibits must be plainly labeled, whether shown in displays, collections, or as single exhibits. All entries must have been raised by the exhibitor. All entries and containers must be clean. Presentation Is Important.

ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PER EXHIBITOR UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. If you have any questions call Bev Newell 293-7393. A judge shall not be allowed to enter items for judging in any department in which they are participating.

BEST OF SHOW: Judged from all entries. $5.00 and Rosette.

SECTION I - Vegetables 1st Place - $3.00, 2nd Place - $2.00, 3rd Place - $1.00 CLASS 1.

Asparagus, 5 stalks, any variety 2. Beans, Yellow Snap, 12, stems on.

3. Beans, Green Snap, 12 pods, stems on 4. Beans, any not listed, 12 pods, stems on.

5. Beets, Pickling, 6, tops cut to inch.

6. Beets, Any not listed, 5, tops cut to one inch 7. Broccoli, 1 stalk and head, with leaves.

8. Brussels Sprouts, 1 stalk with sprouts on.

9. Chinese cabbage, 1 plant, trim roots 1/4” 10. Cabbage, 1 head any type, 2-4 outer leaves 11. Carrots, 5, any variety, tops cut to 1” 12. Cauliflower, 1 head, leaves trimmed to 1” above head.

13. Celery, 1 head, roots trimmed.

14. Chives, 10 plants or 1 pot, any variety 15. Cucumbers, dills, 6, 3-5 inches, stems on 16. Cucumbers, pickling type, 12, 2-4 inches, stems on.

17. Cucumbers, any not listed, 3, stems on.

18. Dill, 6, seed heads.

19. Eggplant, 1, any variety, stems on.

20. Garlic, 3-5 bulbs.

21. Greens, any variety not listed 22. Horseradish, any variety, 3 roots, trimmed to 2-3” 23. Kohlrabi, 3, roots trimmed, 2” stem.

24. Leeks, 5, plants, roots trimmed.

25. Lettuce, any leaf variety, 1 plant or 1 pot, roots trimmed.

26. Lettuce, any head variety, 1 head, roots trimmed.

27. Onion, 5, any flat type, unpeeled, roots trimmed, tops cut to 1” above bulb.

28. Onions, 5, Spanish type, unpeeled, roots trimmed, tops cut to 1” above bulb.

29. Onions, Ebenezer, 5, roots trimmed, unpeeled, tops cut to 1” above bulb.

30. Parsley, 1 plant or 1 pot. Any variety 31. Parsnips, 5, any variety, tops cut to 1”.

32. Peas, 12 pods 33. Peas, Sugar Snap, 12 pods.

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Peppers, 3 any type not listed Potatoes, Red, 5 specimens Potatoes, White, 5 specimens Potatoes, Yukon Gold, 5 specimens Pumpkin, 1, Pie Variety Pumpkin, 1, field variety Radishes, 6, any variety, cut tops to one inch.

Rhubarb, 6 stalks, any variety, trim tops to 1”, tie at top and bottom.

Rutabaga, 2, any variety, trim tops to 1”, trim roots.

Scallions, 5, roots trimmed.

Spinach, New Zealand, 12 tips, 6” long, tied in a bundle.

Spinach, 3 plants, 1/4” roots. Any variety not listed.

Squash, Crookneck, 3, 1” stems Squash, Straight neck, 3, 1” stems Squash, Pattypan or scallop, 1 specimen Squash, Butternut, 1 specimen Squash, Zucchini, 3 young, 1” stems.

Squash, any not listed, 1 specimen Sweet Corn, 5 ears, any yellow type Sweet Corn, 5 ears, any white type Sweet Corn, 5 ears, any bi-color type Swiss Chard, 1 plant or 1 pot, any variety Tomatoes, Cherry, Green, 5 Tomatoes, grape, green, 5 Tomatoes, Cherry, Ripe, 5 Tomatoes, grape, ripe, 5 Tomatoes, Italian, 5 Tomatoes, any not listed, green, 5.

Tomatoes, any not listed, ripe, 5 Turnips, 5, tops cut to 1”, roots trimmed Any vegetable not listed. Multiple entries allowed but only one entry per variety

‘JUST FOR FUN’ 68. Any potted plant or hanging vegetable other than classes 14, 25, 30 & 58 69. Most unusual vegetable 70. Largest of any vegetable JUDGING STANDARDS Presentation Is Important

EXCELLENT - Clean • Free from any damage • Very uniform in size, shape, color and maturity (not over 10% variation, or no noticeable variation) • Of best market size and quality • True to variety type.

WORTHY - Fairly clean • Free from serious damage and fairly free of minor damage (loss no more than 10% of total weight of the vegetable) • Fairly uniform in size, shape, color and maturity (less than 100% variation) • Of fair market size and quality.

GOOD - Free from damage (loss no more than 5% of the total weight of the vegetable) • Relatively uniform in size, shape, color and maturity (not over 25% variation) • Of good market size and quality • Fairly true to variety type.

NO AWARD - Dirty • Seriously damaged by disease, insects, or mechanical means • Over mature • Extremely different in size, shape, color • Not of satisfactory market size (a combination of the above points may make an exhibit undesirable).

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SECTION II - FARM CROPS 1st Place - $3.00, 2nd Place - $2.00, 3rd Place - $1.00 The early date of this fair renders it impossible to obtain mature samples of many varieties of corn from the current season’s crop. Therefore, only ear corn grown the previous year may be entered in the corn classes.

71. Yellow Dent Corn, 5 ears 72. Silage Corn, hybrid varieties, 5 ears 73. Popcorn, any variety, 5 ears 74. Any not listed, 5 ears GRASSES, LEGUMES and SILAGE CROPS Grasses, legumes and silage crops will be judged on the basis of their value as forage or silage. Samples of hay will be judged in accordance with the factors used determining hay grades under the standards of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. All bundles shall be standard binder bundles. Samples of hay must be well cured with special emphasis placed on aroma, color, and general forage value. Size of each bundle shall be one or two-bushel baskets or its equivalent, well filled and suitable for display. The sheaves must be tied tightly by two bands, and must measure at least four inches in diameter at the lower band.

75. Any not listed 76. Grass hay such as timothy or bromegrass 77. Alfalfa hay 78. Clover hay 79. Birdsfoot trefoil hay 80. Sudangrass hay 81. Japanese millet hay 82. Sheaf of oats 83. Sheaf of barley 84. Sheaf of wheat 85. Six stalks of silage or grain corn 86. Tallest stalk of corn

SECTION III - FRUITS AND BERRIES 1st Place - $3.00, 2nd Place - $2.00, 3rd Place - $1.00 Please feel free to enter green or ripened fruits and berries.

87. Grapes, 1 bunch 88. Cherries, 10, with stems 89. Apples, any type, 5, with stems 90. Apricots, 3 specimens 91. Peaches, 3 specimens 92. Pears, 3 specimens 93. Plums, 3 specimens 94. Watermelon, 1, any variety, 1” stem.

95. Melon, 1, any type not listed.

96. Any fruit not listed, multiple entries allowed but only 1 entry per variety 97. Strawberries, 10 98. Blackberries, 10 99. Blueberries, 10 100. Raspberries, 10 101. Any berry not listed, 10, multiple entries allowed but only 1 entry per variety

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SECTION IV Herbs Only one entry per class per exhibitor except class 106.

One potted plant or 4-5 cuttings in all classes. Cuttings in this class must be displayed in water.

1st Place - $3.00, 2nd Place - $2.00, 3rd Place - $1.00 102. Basil 108. Coriander 103. Rosemary 109. Lemon Balm 104. Sage 110. Oregano 105. Thyme 111. Lavender 106. Mint 112. Any herb not listed. Multiple 107. Hyssop entries allowed but only one entry per variety.

SECTION V - GARDEN EXHIBITS Each vegetable or herb must be identified and labeled individually.

1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $7.00, 3rd Place - $5.00 ONLY ONE ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR PER CLASS 113. Home garden display of vegetables, to include 8 - 10 different classes of vegetables, 114. Window Box, of Edible or Vegetable Plants. 18”- 24”x 8” window box containing 6-8 varieties.

115. Herb Board or Herb Basket, 8 to 10 different herbs-4 to 5 cuttings of each herb. Board no larger than 14” x l 8” 116. Window Box of Herbs, 18”- 24” x 8” window box containing 6 - 8 varieties of herb plants.

Department D - PLANTS & FLOWERS SUPERINTENDENT: Brenda Miller 3172 Military Tpke., W. Chazy, NY 12992 PHONE: 493-2675 ENTRY FEE: 10% of the first place premium All entries close Friday, prior to fair at 8:00 P.M. All entries must be on exhibit by NOON on MONDAY, prior to fair.

All entries must remain on exhibit until 8:00 P.M. Sunday, closing of the fair.

All exhibitors winning premiums are required to refresh their flowers to keep the exhibit attractive throughout the fair. An attendant will see that they are watched daily. Exhibitors are encouraged to contribute time in the booth to show articles and to answer questions during the fair. The Danish system of judging will be used, each entry being judged on its own merit.

SECTION I - SPECIAL DISPLAYS These flowers need not be grown by the exhibitor, but the arrangement must be the work of the exhibitor. Accessories may be used. The following are to be made with fresh flowers and plant materials First place - $3.00, Second place - $2.00 1. Holiday theme 2. A color harmony 3. The harvest theme 4. Oriental arrangement 5. Ornamental arrangement in kitchen container 6. Ornamental arrangement - roses predominating 7. Ornamental arrangement in a basket 8. Table centerpiece 9. Miniature arrangement - not to exceed 6” in height, including container PRINTED BY DENTON PUBLICATIONS INC.

THE FOLLOWING ARE TO RE MADE WITH DRIED PLANT MATERIAL ONLY 10. Driftwood arrangement 11. Ornamental arrangement 12. Miniature arrangement - not to exceed 6” in height including container 13. Picture or plaque made from dried flowers, seedpods or cones 14. Holiday door decoration - dried plant material ONLY. No plastic or silk.

BEST OF SHOW - (no entry fee) Judged from above special displays. $5.00 plus Rosette

SECTION II- CUT FLOWERS These flowers must be grown by the exhibitor. Number of stems required is at least 3 stems. Use proper containers for cut flowers - No papercups.

First place - $3.00, Second Place - $2.00 15. Asters one color 30. Pansies 16. Asters mixed colors 31. Petunias, single 17. Bachelor Buttons 32. Petunias, double 18. Tuberous Begonia 33. Phlox, perennial 19. Calendula 34. Dianthus pinks 20. Celosia-cockscomb 35. Roses 21. Coreopsis 36. Rudbekia 22. Cosmos 37. Shasta Daisies 23. Dahlia, miniature 38. Snapdragons 24. Dahlia, standard 39. Sweet peas 25. Gladiola 40. Zinnias, small 26. Lilies 41. Zinnias, large 27. Marigolds, dwarf 42. Any annual not listed 28. Marigolds, tall 43. Any perennial not listed 29. Nasturtiums

SECTION III - POTTED PLANTS Number of stems These plants must have been grown by the exhibitor in the container and not potted to satisfy this section of competition.

First place - $3.00, Second place - $2.00 44. African Violet 57. Geranium 58. Gloxinia 45. Begonia, Fibrous 46. Begonia, Rhizomatous 59. Jade Plant 60. Petunia 47. Begonia, Tuberous 61. Potted Palm Tree 48. Bromeliad 62. Schefflera 49. Cactus 63. Wandering Jew 50. Coleus 51. Dish garden, 64. Window box or outdoor planter, 3 or more varieties covered, Terrarium 65. Any floral plant not 52. Dish garden, open listed 53. Fern 54. Hanging planter, floral 66. Any foliage plant not 55. Hanging planter, foliage listed 56. Ivy

SECTION IV First Place - $3.00, Second Place - $2.00 67. Natural or dried arrangements, centerpieces and wall hangings. Etc. PRINTED BY DENTON PUBLICATIONS INC.

BEST OF SHOW - (no entry fee) Judged from best 2 entries of Section III- $5.00, and Rosette

DEPARTMENT - E Supt. John Beauharnois 518-492-9231

HORTICULTURE/GARDENING This years display will feature a ‘ natural habitat’ and provide information and handout material to learn about what kinds of birds, insects, and wildlife that may be around your homes. The display will feature a bubbling bird bath, grass, and elements that provide shelter, food and nesting areas for rabbits, butterflies, and birds. We will be located in Building #2.

DEPARTMENT - F - DOMESTIC ARTS Superintendent: Julie Stalker 518-846-8518 273 Stetson Rd., Chazy, NY 12921 Entry Fee: 10% of the 1st place premium. All entries close on Friday, Prior to fair at 8:00 P.M. All articles must be at the fair by noon on Sunday, Prior to fair.

All articles must remain on exhibit until 8:00 P.M. on the following Sunday and must be picked up by noon, Monday, after fair, or you forfeit your premium money. All Articles will be judged on Monday, prior to fair opening.

Exhibitors are encouraged to contribute time to our building to show articles, and to answer questions during the fair.

Please sign up at the fair office when entering Domestic Arts.

ARTICLES MUST BE SUITABLE FOR HANGING OR IT WILL BE DISQUALIFIED! CONSIDERATIONS FOR JUDGING DOMESTIC ARTS! 1. ALL WORK MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR, FINISHED, CLEAN & NEATLY PRESSED 2. Only items submitted for the first time will be judged.

3. Pictures and wall hangings must be ready for hanging with well-attached hangers and edges 4. Hand sewing must be neat, uniform and as invisible as possible with seams and edges finished and trim accessories well attached.

5. Tracing, marking lines, loose ends, or threads should not be visible and the article should be knot free as possible.

6. If glue is used, it should be as invisible as possible.

7. Plastic canvas corners and edges need to be well covered and free from sharp edges.

ANY ARTICLE DEEMED BY THE JUDGES TO BE UNFIT FOR JUDGING WILL NOT BE JUDGED! Please examine premium lists carefully and make entries in their proper division. Articles entered under the wrong name or division will not be judged.

Section I - CLOTHING 1. Adult’s.........................................................5.00........2.50 2. Children’s....................................................3.00........1.50 3. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00

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INFANTS WEAR 4. Sweater sets.................................................5.00........2.50 5.

Baby blankets (quilted crocheted or knitted)...........5.00........2.50 6. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00 CHILDREN’S 7. Sweaters......................................................4.00........2.00 8. Mittens, socks or hat...................................2.00........1.00 9. Any not listed..............................................2.00........1.00 ADULTS 10. Sweaters......................................................4.00........2.00 11. Vest, Sweatshirts, Shawl.............................4.00........2.00 12. Purses, Handbags, Totes..............................3.00........1.50 13. Mittens, Socks or Hats................................3.00........1.50 14. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00

Section II - PICTURES 15. 11X14 (Needlepoint, Crewel, or Crosstitch, Punch Embroidery................................................10.00........5.00 16. 5X7 to 11X14 (Crewel, Needlepoint, Cross Stitch, Punch Embroidery.......................................7.00........3.50 17. Wall-hangings (Macrame Hoops, wreaths, Felt Crosstitch & Punch Embroidery.................5.00........2.50 18. Any not listed .............................................5.00........2.50 TABLECLOTHS OR LUNCHEON SETS 19. Tablecloths, embroidered crocheted, etc..............6.00........3.00 20. Table runners or luncheon cloths................4.00........2.00 21. Placemats (set of four)................................5.00........2.50 22. Napkins (set of four)...................................3.00........1.50 23. Pot holders (Set of two)..............................2.00........1.00 24. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00 DOILIES 25. Large doilies................................................5.00........2.50 26. Small doilies...............................................3.00........1.50 27. Any not listed..............................................3.00........1.50 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 28. Plastic, canvas articles other than holiday or Christmas................................................5.00........2.50 29. Padded albums or baskets...........................5.00........2.50 30. Macrame plant hangers, household items, decorations..................................................4.00........2.00 30A. Macrame Chair Seats................................8.00........4.00 31. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00 PILLOWS 32. Pillow-crosstitched - quilted, crocheted or punch embroidery.......................................7.00........3.50 33. Pillowcases..................................................4.00........2.00 34. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00 AFGHANS OR QUILTS 35. Afghans (45X68) knitted or crocheted.....10.00........5.00 36. Quilt-hand quilted.....................................15.00........7.50 37. Quilt-Machine sewn tied...........................10.00........5.00 38. Bedspread, knitted or crocheted................15.00........7.50

Best of Show for Quilt Rosette $5.00- No Entry Fee Best of Show for Afghan Rosettes $5.00- No Entry Fee

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WALL HANGINGS - QUILTED 39. Wall hanging-24” & Larger.....................1 0.00........5.00 40. Wall hanging under 24”..............................6.00........3.00 41. Latch-hook (16” & over).............................5.00........2.50 42. Latch-hook (8” to 16”)................................3.00........1.50 43. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00 RUGS 44. Rugs, crocheted, knitted braided, woven latch-hook or Punch Embroidery......................................6.00........3.00 45. Any not listed..............................................5.00........2.50

Section III - DOLLS 46. Dolls-fancy display doll..............................8.00........4.00 47. Stuffed animals, toys or dolls......................5.00........2.50 48. Knitted or crocheted doll clothing..............2.50........1.25 49. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00 CHRISTMAS OR HOLIDAY ITEMS 50. Stockings, knitted, crocheted, appliqué cross-stitch, felt or punch embroidery.............................5.00........2.50 51. Tree skirts, crocheted, knitted, appliqué, cross-stitched or punch embroidery...................................5.00........2.50 52. Christmas tree ornaments (set of two), cross-stitch plastic, canvas, beaded, felt, & punch embroidery.. 3.00........1.50 53. Any plastic, canvas holiday item other than tree ornaments.............................................5.00....... 2.50 54. Nativity scene, stable and figurines with animals................................................5.00........2.50 55. Nativity scene without stable......................4.00........2.00 56. Plastic, canvas houses such as church, bank, chalets, post office, etc.............................................3.50........1.50 57. Beaded items (Banners, Wall Hangings or Decorative Items) other than Christmas tree ornaments...5.00........2.50 58. Any not listed..............................................4.00........2.00

DEPARTMENT G - CULINARY Superintendents: DORIS LEPAGE AND JUDITH LIZARDI PHONE: 561-0576 and 563-8388 ENTRY FEE; 10% of the first place premium All entries close Friday, prior to fair at 8:00 PM. All entries must be on exhibit by Noon on Monday, Prior to Fair. All entries must remain on exhibit until 8:00 PM Sunday of the fair.

1. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor.

2. All exhibits must be exhibited in a neat, clean & presentable manner.

3. Only exhibits submitted for the 1st time will be accepted for competition.

4. Only one item per category per family SECTION I - QUICK BREADS, BISCUITS It is necessary only to enter a sample size of the following entries rather than an entire cake, pie, etc.

Judging will be done according to size, shape, crust, texture, depth, crumb, lightness, grain, flavor and odor.

Premiums given:.First place - $3.00, Second place - $1.50

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SECTION III - CAKES, COOKIES Premiums given: First place - $3.00, Second place - $1.50 20. Applesauce cake 21. Angelfood 22. Chocolate Angelfood 23. Daffodil 24. Checkerboard 25. Cocoa 26. Coconut layer 27. Coffee 28. Chocolate 29. Fruit 30. Jelly roll 31. Lemon layer 32. Orange layer 33. Marble 34. Nut loaf 35. Spice 36. Sponge 37. Orange 38. Cheesecake

39. Fancy 40. Any cake not listed 41. Chocolate 42. Cream Puff 43. Ginger 44. Brownies 45. Sugar & Spice 46. Macaroons 47. Ice Box 48. Doughnuts, Raised 49. Any not listed 50. Chocolate Eclairs 51. Sugar 52. Peanut 53. Chocolate chip 54. Brownie drops 55. Peanut butter 56. Doughnuts 57. Doughnuts Sugared

SECTION IV - PIES Premiums given: First place - $3.00, Second place - $1.50 58. Apple 67. Mincemeat 59. Blackberry 68. Peach 60. Raspberry 69. Pineapple 61. Coconut Cream 70. Plum 62. Chocolate 71. Pumpkin 63. Cherry 72. Rhubarb 64. Currant 73. Squash 65. Custard 74. Graham Cracker 66. Lemon meringue 75. Any not listed

SECTION V - CANNING All goods may be opened for judging if necessary. Jars must be labeled as directed by department superintendents. Judging will be done under consideration for general appearance, color clearness, pack arrangement, container, appropriateness, neatness, and label quality of contents.

Premiums given: First Place - $3.00, Second Place-$1.50 79. Crabapples CANNED FRUITS 80. Currants 76. Apples 81. Elderberries 77. Blackberries 82. Gooseberries 78. Cherries PRINTED BY DENTON PUBLICATIONS INC.

83. Strawberries 84. Applesauce 85. Grapes 86. Huckleberries 87. Pears 88. Pineapple

89. Plums 90. Raspberries 91. Rhubarb 92. Peaches 93. Any not listed

JELLIES 106. Apple 112. Gooseberry 107. Currant 113. Pear 108. Grape 114. Strawberry 109. Raspberry 115. Mint 110. Peach 116. Quince 111. Cherry 117. Any not listed JAMS 119. Blackberry 124. Raspberry 120. Currant 125. Plum 121. Grape 126. Strawberry 122. Gooseberry 127. Cherry 123. Peach 128. Any not listed PICKLES, PICKLED FRUIT & VEGETABLE CONDIMENTS 129. Beets 137. Peaches 130. Cauliflower 138. Dill pickles 131. Onions 139. Chili sauce 132. Cucumber, sweet 140. Catsup 133. Cucumber, Sour 141. Tomato Chutney 134. Mixed pickle 142. Apple Butter 135. Mustard pickles 143. Bread & Butter 136. Green tomato 144. Any not listed MARMALADE CONSERVES 145. Grape 150. Peach 146. Quince 151. Plum 147. Peach 152. Raspberry & Cherry 148. Orange 153. Grape 149. Pear 154. Any not listed SPICED FRUIT 155. Watermelon l59. Apples 156. Pears 160. Cherries 157. Peaches 161. Grapes 158. Plums 162. Any not listed MEATS 163. Chicken 167. Beef 164. Mincemeat l68. Sausage 165. Native Fish l69. Game 166. Pork 170. Veal

SECTION VI - CANDIES 171. Fudge 172. Plain fondant 173. Penuche

174. Divinity 175. Any not listed

CANNED VEGETABLES 94. Corn 100. Beet greens 95. Beans, Lima or string 101. Spinach Greens 96. Beets 102. Tomatoes 97. Carrots 103. Succotash 98. Cauliflower 104. Broccoli 99. Green tomatoes 105. Any not listed

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SECTION VII Awards will be made to women’s organizations offering the best display of culinary art, a minimum of 12 items as follows First place - $20.00, Second Place - $15.00, Third Place - $10.00 BEST OF SHOW - $5.00 AND ROSETTE

SECTION VIII CAKE DECORATING CONTEST Premiums given: First Place - $10.00, Second Place - $7.00, Third Place - $5.00

DEPARTMENT H- MEAT GOATS SUPERINTENDENT: Peter Hagar TELEPHONE: 518-561-7450 or 518-536-0755 JUDGE: Kay Kotwica ENTRIES: Entries may be made by mail or at the fairground office up to one week prior to fair. Entry fee is 10% of first place premium per animal, except group classes, which is just 10% of first premium. Entries received after Friday, July 14, 2014, and up until Monday, July 11, 2014, will be 10% of first place premium plus a $5 late fee per animal. All entries must include a copy of the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and acceptable proof of rabies vaccination. Those entering in Section-1 Full blood/Purebred Boer must also, include a copy of their registration paper. To be eligible for group classes, animals must be shown in their respective individual classes.

ALL animals exhibiting at the Clinton County Fair must be vaccinated for rabies 14 days prior to the opening of the fair.

Exhibitors should consult with their veterinarian about vaccinating their animals against rabies as soon as possible. Consult the Animal Health Requirements section of this premium book for health requirements for exhibition.

Goats may arrive on Monday, July 15, and must be on exhibit by 12 noon Tuesday, July 16th. They must remain on exhibit until Sunday, July 21st, at 6pm, unless excused by the superintendent.

All bucks must be removed from the fairgrounds after the show by 10pm on Tuesday, July 16th. Any entrants who do not comply with these rules will forfeit all premiums.

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ENTER YOUR ARTICLE IN THE CLINTON COUNTY FAIR

Here’s How…

1. After June 27, 2014 visit the Fair Office at the Clinton County Fairgrounds.

2. Fill out an entry blank (in back of this booklet).

3. Pay the membership fee and 10% of the first place prize offered.

(Note: This fee also entitles you to fair passes)

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4. While at the Fair Office, find out the day and time you are to have your article on display.

5. Pick up your exhibit after the fair is over.

6. If you win an award, your check will be mailed to you.

7. The following departments are open for your competition:

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Department - K - Fine Arts Folk Arts Superintendent: Julie Stalker 518-846-8518 Entries are limited to 10 items per person.

Only articles submitted for the first time will be accepted for competition.

All work must be neat and clean.

Artists are encouraged to help in the building during the fair.

Please sign up at fair office when entering Fine Arts.

Work meant to be hung and cannot be hung will not be judged Entry Fee - 10% of first place premium Senior Citizens - 8% of first place premium All entries close Friday, prior to fair, at 8:00 PM. All entries must be on exhibit by NOON on Sunday prior to the opening of the fair and remain until 8:00 PM Sunday (closing day of the fair) or you will forfeit your premium money. Late entries will not be judged nor will they be exhibited All entries must be picked up by 12:00 noon on the Monday, following the close of the fair.

All paintings, drawings, or prints must be matted or framed for hanging.

Photographs must be drymounted, or matted, or framed and prepared for hanging (complete with wire or appropriate hanging material).

Signatures must be covered until judging has been completed. Each entry should be accompanied by a 3 x 5 card with the following information in Bold Letters: NAME:______________________________________________ ADDRESS:__________________________________________ PHONE:_____________________________________________ AGE: (FOR YOUTH AND SENIOR CITIZEN)____________ ALL PRECAUTIONS WILL BE TAKEN BUT ALL ART WORK IS LEFT AT THE OWNERS RISK

Classes Professional - An exhibitor who has in the past or at present earns 1/3 or more of his/her yearly income from the art/craft work. This group includes art instructors, studio photographers, free lance artists, craftspersons, etc.

1st - $15.00, 2nd - $10.00, 3rd - $5.00, 4th - Ribbon Amateur - Exhibitors over the age of 19 years who do not earn 1/3 of their income from their art or craft work.

1st - $10.00, 2nd - $7.00, 3rd - $3.00, 4th - Ribbon Youth - Exhibitors who are 18 years or younger. The age of the exhibitor must appear on the entry. Judging will be conducted as follows: to 10 years 10 to 14 years 14 to 18 years 1st - $10.00, 2nd - $7.00, 3rd - $3.00, 4th - Ribbon Senior Citizen - Exhibitors who are age 62 or older 1st - $10.00, 2nd - $7.00, 3rd - $3.00, 4th - Ribbon

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CATEGORIES: Fine Art Section 1-- Painting: Oil and Acrylics Section 2-- Painting: Watercolor Section 3-- Drawing: Graphite, Charcoal, Ink. Crayon Section 4- P rintmaking: Woodcut. Lithograph, Silkscreen, Etching, Engraving Section 5- S culpture: Relief, Freestanding Section 6- P hotography: Color, Black/White Folk Art: Section 7- Ceramics Section 8- Fiber Art Section 9- Jewelry Section 10- Leatherwork Section 11- Metalsmithing Section 12- Stained Glass Section 13- Woodcraft Section 14- Other Craft Not Listed Best of Show: $5.00 and rosette

Department - N - Cornell Cooperative Extension Clinton County 4-H Contact: Alexa King, Youth and Family Team Leader CCE Clinton County, 6064 St Rt 22 Plattsburgh NY 12901, 518-561-7450 http://blogs.cornell.edu/cceclintoncounty/ Entry Fee: none charged for this department Entry Deadline: July 1st 4-H is the youth education component of Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE), representing a partnership between the Cornell Colleges of Agriculture & Life Sciences, Human Ecology and county Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations. The purpose of 4-H Youth Development is to create supportive learning environments where diverse groups of youth and adults can reach their fullest potential as capable, competent, and caring citizens.

4-H events and activities at the Fair are an extension of educational programs conducted all year long by CCE Clinton County 4-H Youth Development. Participation in Fair is yet another exciting opportunity for Positive Youth Development. Focusing on the four H’s: Head (Independence), Heart (Belonging), Hands (Generosity), and Health (Mastery), youth gain valuable life skills as they take on personal and social responsibility, learn the value of community service, develop decision making, problem solving, teamwork and communication skills; learn to make healthy lifestyle choices, set goals, plan, organize and resolve conflict; and become aware of personal safety issues.

Registration information for 4-H activities at the Clinton County Fair is available in a separate 4-H Department Premium Book, available from CCE Clinton County 6064 St Rt 22 Plattsburgh NY 12901, by calling 561-7450, or visiting http://blogs.cornell.edu/ cceclintoncounty/. All animals brought to the Fair need to follow NY State Agriculture and Market Regulations. The most current regulations are available online: http://www.agriculture.ny.gov/AI/ AI-202_FairAnimalHealthRequirements_2014.pdf.

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2014 4-H Schedule of Events Saturday, July 12, 2014

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

10 AM to 3 PM 4-H Building Clean Up and Project Set Up, 4H Club Displays set up complete

7 AM

Monday, July 14, 2014

10 AM 4 -H English Classes in Horse Arena (costume half an hour after last English Class)

6 PM to 8 PM Start decorating Horse stalls, 4-H Poultry, Small Animals, and Horses start arriving

All 4-H Horses in place

9 AM 4-H Dairy Cattle Show in the Dairy Cattle Barn

12 PM to 9 PM 4-H Dairy Bar open

8 PM 4-H Cattle, Goats, and Sheep in place

2:30 to 4:30 PM 4-H Public Presentations in the 4H Building

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

5 PM 4-H Mounted Games in Horse Arena (or 1 hour after last English Class)

9 AM 4 -H Mini Classes in Horse Arena

7 PM 4 -H Parade/Drill in Horse Arena

10 AM 4-H Dog Show in the North Country Squares Building 12 PM to 9 PM 4-H Dairy Bar open

Thursday, July 17, 2014

1 PM 4-H Driving Classes in Horse Arena (or 1 hour after last Mini class)

8 AM 4-H Western Classes in Horse Arena, Trail (all day as riders have time)

3 PM

12 PM to 9 PM 4-H Dairy Bar open

4-H Goat Show

4 PM 4-H Dressage in Horse Arena 6 PM

All 4-H Animals in place

9 PM All 4-H horses in their stalls in preparation for the fireworks

1 PM 4-H Gymkhana in Horse Arena (1 PM or 1 hour after last Western Class) 2 PM 4-H Swine Show in the 4-H Building 2 PM to 4 PM 4-H Public Presentations in the 4-H Building

Friday, July 18, 2014 12 PM to 9 PM 4-H Dairy Bar open 1 PM to 3 PM 4-H Public Presentations in the 4-H Building 1 PM to 5 PM 4-H Small Animal Show (Pets then Rabbits and Cavies) 6 PM

4-H Beef Show

Saturday, July 19, 2014 9 AM

4-H Sheep Show

10 AM 4-H and FFA Dairy Judging in the Dairy Cattle Barn 12 PM to 9 PM 4-H Dairy Bar open 1 PM to 3 PM 4-H Public Presentations in the 4-H Building 2 PM 4-H Poultry Show and Judging Contest, Rooster Crowing, Costume classes

Sunday, July 20, 2014 12 PM to 6 PM 4-H Dairy Bar open 2 PM

4-H BBQ Contest

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DEPARTMENT – 0 – FFA Superintendent: Karen Gilmore - klabombard@NACSI.org Phone: 518-594-3962 Ext 7042 (Ask for Agriculture Dept.)

Entry Fee: No Charge in this Department.

All entries due to Karen Gilmore the last full week of school in June.

All entries must be on exhibit by Tuesday at Noon.

All articles must remain on exhibit until 3:00 PM Sunday.

A fourteen-day rabies vaccination requirement is the minimum time frame that will help to insure protection of animals against rabies while on the fairgrounds. It’s preferable to establish rabies immunity well in advance of the fair season. Keep in mind that a non immunized animal exposed to rabies virus prior to receiving its vaccination is not likely to be protected. Exhibitors should consult with their veterinarian about vaccinating animals against rabies as soon as possible. As animals receive their booster vaccination population will be forming that is protected against rabies to the broadest degree.

All eligible animals that are being exhibited at the Clinton County Fair must be vaccinated for rabies 14 days prior to the opening of the fair.

1. Competition is open only to Clinton County youth who are regularly enrolled members of the FFA, and are enrolled for articles exhibited.

2. All Exhibits in this department will be governed by the same general rules as all other departments.

3. Health rules in this department will be stated in the report of the commissioner of Agriculture and Markets.

4. All exhibits in this department must be the work of the person exhibiting. Any exhibitor raised, made or prepared for exhibit by any other than the exhibitor during the current project year may be disqualified.

5. Bedding, grain, hay, water pails and feeding tubes must be provided by the exhibitor.

6. All classes, unless otherwise specified will receive:

Excellent 1. Blue Award

Good 2. Red Award

Creditable 3. White Award

All other 4. No Award 7. A sum not to exceed $3,200.00 will be awarded in this department. If, however the number of entries in a given section warrants redistribution of money the fair officials reserve the right to make necessary adjustments.

8. All premiums available to Department O are subject to possiblerevision at the end of the fair.

9. Competent judges will be secured and the opinion of the judge is the final in awarding premiums.

10. Judging of all non-livestock exhibits will begin at 10:00AM Wednesday. All other judging contests in section V will begin at 9:00 AM on Saturday.

Section 1 – Leadership

The sum of $150.00 is appropriated as a leadership award to FFA members. These awards will be based upon the member’s leadership and showmanship abilities, plus the creativity they expressed to present exhibits and display for this department to the public.

Section 2 – County Champions

The sum of $350.00 has been appropriated to the superintendent of this department as an award to those members who qualify for the county judging teams which represent Clinton County at the New York State Fair in Syracuse.

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Section 3 – Poster Displays 1. Open to Clinton County FFA members 2. Exhibitors to show some phase of FFA work of agriculture experience program of an educational nature.

3. Each FFA chapter booth judge worthy will receive $20.00 4. Each FFA individual booth judged worthy will receive $10.00

Section 4 – S.A.E.P 1.

2.

3.

FFA records on Agricultural Experience accuracy 60% farm inventory, cash account production, enterprise and breeding records may be exhibited.

A total not to exceed $230.00 per chapter may be awarded in the following: Ag Science, Plant Science, Business Management, and Mechanical Science.

All records will be judged on Wednesday.

Section 5 – Judging Contests All judging of contests will be conducted under New York FFA rules. These contests will take place on Saturday of the county fair.

Judging teams will consist of three members and one alternate.

Friday at 10:00 AM. 1. Dairy cattle

a. Team Awards: $13, $11, $8, $6, $4, $2

b. Individual Awards: $7, $5, $2, $1 Sunday at 10:00 AM. 2. Agronomy

a. Team Award $13, $11, $8, $6, $4, $2

b. Individual Award $7, $5, $2, $1 3. Wildlife Identification

a. Team Award $13, $11, $8, $6, $4, $2

b. Individual Awards $7, $5, $2, $1 4. Dairy Foods

a. Team Award: $13, $11, $8, $6, $4, $2

b. Individual Awards: $7, $5, $2, $1 5. Tree Identification

a. Team Award: $13, $11, $8, $6, $4, $2

b. Individual Awards: $7, $5, $2, $1 6. Tools and Parts

a. Team Award: $13, $11, $8, $6, $4, $2

b. Individual Awards $7, $5, $2, $1

Section 6 – DAIRY CATTLE 1. Purebred animals must be accompanied by registration and health papers in the FFA member’s name or in the name of the owner of the farm where the member is carrying out his/her SAEP program.

2. No animal may be shown that is not properly fitted.

3. The same animal cannot be shown in booth FFA and 4-H classes.

4. All cattle this section must have been owned or cared by the exhibitor since January 2010.

5. No Dairy animals under two months will be exhibited.

6. All exhibitors should wear white pants, white shirt, and a tie in the show ring.

7. Awards

a. Blue Ribbon $15.00

b. Red Ribbon $12.00

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Section 6 - Dairy Cattle Continued

Class Name

Birthday

Ayshire

Brown Swiss

Guernsey

Holstein

Jersey

Milking Shorthorn

Red & White

Spring Heifer

Born on or after 03/01/14

1

28

55

82

109

136

163

Winter Heifer

12/01/13 - 02/28/14

2

29

56

83

110

137

164

Fall Heifer

09/01/13 - 11/30/13

3

30

57

84

111

138

165

Summer Yearling Fall Heifer

06/01/13 - 08/31/13

4

31

58

85

112

138

166

Spring Yearling Heifer

03/01/13 - 11/30/13

5

32

59

86

113

140

167

Winter Yearling Heifer

12/01/12 - 02/28/13

6

33

60

87

114

141

168

Fall Yearling Heifer

09/01/12 - 11/30/12

7

34

61

88

115

142

169

Jr. Champion Female

8

35

62

89

116

143

170

Reserve Jr. Champion

9

36

63

90

117

144

171

Jr. Two Year Old

03/01/12 - 08/33/12

10

37

64

91

118

145

172

Sr. Two Year Old

09/01/11 - 02/28/12

11

38

65

92

119

145

173

Jr. Three Year Old

03/01/11 - 08/31/11

12

39

66

93

120

147

174

Sr. Three Year Old

09/01/10 - 02/28/11

13

40

67

94

121

148

175

Four Year Old

Born Before 09/01/10

14

41

68

95

122

149

176

Five Year Old

09/01/08- 08/31/09

15

42

69

96

123

150

177

Age Cow Six Years & Older

Born Before 09/01/08

16

43

70

97

124

151

178

Dry Cow, Four Years & Under, must have freshened at least once

17

44

71

98

125

152

179

Dry Cow, Five Years & Over

18

45

72

99

126

153

180

Senior Champion Female

19

46

73

100

127

154

181

Reserve Sr. Champion

20

47

74

101

128

155

182

Grand Champion

21

48

75

102

129

156

183

Reserve Champion

22

49

76

103

130

157

184

Get of Sire, 3 animals sired by one bull

23

50

77

104

131

158

185

Produce of Dam, 2 animals sired by one bull

24

51

78

105

132

159

186

Dam/Daughter Pair, cow and one of her daughters both owned by the same exhibitor

25

52

79

106

133

160

187

Best 3 Females, 3 heifers that are the best quality of the herd

26

53

80

107

134

161

188

Exhibitor’s Herd 5 animals of the same breed

27

54

81

108

135

162

189

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Section 7 - Beef Show

Birthday

Angus

Hereford

Other

03/01/14 - 04/30/14 12/01/13 - 02/28/14 09/01/13 - 11/30/13 06/01/13 - 09/31/13 03/01/13 - 05/31/13 12/01/12 - 02/28/13 09/01/12 - 11/30/12 not calved Jr. Champion Reserve Jr. Champion Jr. Two Year Old Three Year Old Four Year Old Five Years and Older Senior Champion Female Reserve Sr. Champion Grand Champion Reserve Champion Cow/Calf, Cow Over 2 with a natural calf at side calved on or after 12/01/09 Get of Sire, 3 animals sired by one bull Produce of Dam, 2 animals sired by one bull Best 3 Femails, 3 heifers that are the best quality of the herd Exhibiter’s Herd, 5 animals of the same breed

1 2 3 4 5 6

23 24 25 26 27 28

45 46 47 48 49 50

7

29

51

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61

18

40

62

Steers & Bulls The weight classes will be determined the Wednesday of the fair.

Veal Calf Any calf 12 weeks and older Angus

Hereford

Other

Light Weight

1

5

9

Medium Weight

2

6

10

Heavy Weight

3

7

11

Champion Steer

4

8

12

Section 8 – Poultry 1. All birds must have been owned or cared for by the exhibitor since June 1, 2010.

2. Entries will be limited to two wins in a class.

3. Birds will be judged on a production basis.

4. All poultry must be blood tested and have health papers to prove this or they will not be allowed at the fair. For more information contact Don Jones at (518) 637-8272 5. Awards:Excellent – Blue Ribbon $15.00

Good – Red Ribbon $12.00

Worthy – White Ribbon $10.00 Trios a male and two females will receive a bonus of $1.00 Class Name

Pullet Hen Rooster

Pair

Trios

Single Comb White Longhorn

1

12

23

34

45

Red Rock Cross

2

13

24

35

46

Barred Plymouth Rock

3

14

25

36

47

Rhode Island Red

4

15

26

37

48

19

41

63

Any of the Heavy Breed

5

16

27

38

49

20

42

64

Turkeys (under 6 months)

7

18

29

40

51

Turkeys (over 6 months)

8

19

30

41

52

21

22

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43

44

65

66

Ducks (male)

9

20

31

42

53

Ducks (female)

10

21

32

46

54

Duck Chicks

11

22

33

44

55

Section 9 – Rabbits

Rabbit Buck

1

Rabbit Doe

2

Rabbit Litter

3

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Section 10 – Vegetables 1. Entries are limited to two in a class.

2. Excellent – practically prefect, clean, free from

injury, uniform in size, and color.

3. Root Crops should have top cut off to one inch.

4. Exhibits should be displayed on paper plates covered with a clear plastic sheet. a. Excellent - Blue Ribbon$1.50 b. Good - Red Ribbon $1.25 c. Worthy - White Ribbon $1.00 Classes

Requirements

Beans

Clean Snap 12 Pods

1

Beans

Yellow Snap 12 Pods

2

Beets

Early 5 Specimens

3

Late 5 Specimens

4

5 Specimens of each

5

Other Vegetables

Section 11 – Ornamental Horticulture 1. Entries will be limited to two in a class.

2. All exhibits must be labeled according to name and variety.

3. Awards: Excellent - Blue Ribbon$ 1.00 Good - Red Ribbon $ .75 Worthy - White Ribbon $ .50 Corsage

1

Cut Flowers, 3 to 5 stems

2

Dried Flower Arrangements

3

Freshh Flower Arrangements

4

Potted Plants, Bedded Type

5

Potted Plants, House Type

6

Collection of 8 Garden Flowers (1 specimen of each and named)

7

Section 12 – Agricultural Mechanics Any article must have been made by the exhibitor during the previous school year. Only one article of a kind maybe shown by each exhibitor, but the exhibitor may enter as many different articles as she/he may wish. A photo of a large article may be shown at the fair instead of bringing it to the fair.

Section 13 – Children’s Barnyard

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Beef Cow & Calf

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Dairy Cow & Calf

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Pig & Litter

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Mare & Colt

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Doe & Kids

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Ewe & Lamb

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Other Small Animals

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

Other Large Animals

$15.00

$10.00

$5.00

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DEPARTMENT A - SADDLE HORSE ENTRY FORM HORSE ENTRY NO.___________________ Name____________________________________________ Telephone No. _______________________ Address_______________________________________________________________________________ City or Town______________________________ State_ Zip___________________ Horse’s name__________________________________ _Reg. No. _______________ Please enter my horse in the classes herein, subject to the Rules and Regulation printed in the Fair Premium List, to which I hereby agree.

Signed _______________________________________________________________________________ Please print date_________________________Fed. & Or state ID No.________________ SS# __________ Stabling: Are you stabled with 4-H Club: ( ) Yes, Name of Club________________________________

( ) No, Stable with___________________________________ Are you willing to truck in Yes / No - You will be called if barns are full.

Class Number (please circle) - Class Name - Fee 10% of the first place premium $4.00

ENGLISH HORSE SHOW July 18, 2014 - Time: 9:00 AM

Class # Description 1. Morgan Halter 2. Model Pony 3. Mini Horse Halter 4. Model English 5. Yearling Halter 6. Paint Halter 7. Two Year Old Halter 8. Walk/Trot Adult Showmanship 9. Mini Horse Driving 10. Pleasure Driving Horse 11. Combination Class Drive/Ride 12. Hunter over cross rails 13. Low Hunter Over Fences 14. Working Hunter 15. Senior Equitation over Fences 16. Junior Equitation over Fences 17. Hunter Hack 18. Hunter under Saddle 19. English Pleasure (13 & Under) 20. English Pleasure (14-18) 21. English Pleasure (19 & Over) 22. Pony Hunter under Saddle

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23. Junior English Pleasure24. Senior English Pleasure English Pleasure 25. Unregistered English Pleasure 26. Morgan English Pleasure 27. Appaloosa English Pleasure 28. Quarter Horse English Pleasure 29. Pleasure, Paint English 30. Adult Walk Trot Pleasure 31. Adult Walk Trot Equitation 32. Saddle seat Pleasure 33. Bridle path Hack 34. Pony English Pleasure 35. Clinton County Owner to Ride 36. Non-Clinton County owner to ride 37. Ladies English Pleasure (18 and under) 38. Ladies English Pleasure (19 and over) 39. Maiden English Pleasure 40. Maiden English Equitation 41. English Equitation (13 & under) 42. English Equitation (14-18) 43. English Equitation (19 & over) 44. Pony Equitation

45. Maiden command 46. English Command 47. Horse Versatility (must enter all four, same horse rider combination) English pleasure • Hunter over cross rails Western Pleasure • Barrel Race 48. Pony Versatility (must enter all four, same horse rider combination) English pleasure • Hunter over cross rails Western Pleasure • Barrel Race

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WESTERN HORSE SHOW July 19, 2014 - Time: 9:00 AM

Class # Description 49. Open Showmanship (19 & over) 50. Open Showmanship (18 & under) 51. Quarter Horse Halter 52. Appaloosa Halter 53. Model Stock (unregistered only) 54. Long Line 2 and Under 55. Western Pleasure (13 & Under) 56. Western Pleasure (14-18) 57. Western Pleasure (19 & Over) 58. Pony Western Pleasure 59. Junior Western Pleasure 60. Senior Western Pleasure 61. Unregistered Pleasure 62. Morgan Western Pleasure 63. Appaloosa Western Pleasure 64. Quarter Horse Western Pleasure 65. Paint Western Pleasure 66. Clinton County Owner to Ride

67. Non-Clinton County Owner to Ride 68. Western Command 69. Pony Command 70. Western Horsemanship (13 & Under) 71. Western Horsemanship (14-18) 72. Western Horsemanship (19 & Over) 73. Maiden Western Pleasure 74. Maiden Western Horsemanship 75. Maiden Command 76. Pony Western Horsemanship 77. Ladies Western Pleasure (18 & Under) 78. Ladies Western Pleasure (19 & over) 79. Mens Western Pleasure 80. Open Bareback Equitation 81. Western Stock Horse 82. Western Reining 83. Western Trail 84. Pony Trail 85. Adult Walk Trot Trail

WALK TROT SHOW July 20, 2014 - Time: 8:00 AM

Class # Description 86. Showmanship 87. Leadline 88. Walk Trot Pleasure Horse 89. Walk Trot Equitation Horse 90. Walk Trot Pleasure Pony 91. Walk Trot Equitation Pony

92. Command Horse 93. Command Pony 94. Walk Trot Barrel Horse 95. Walk Trot Barrel Pony 96. Walk Trail Pony 97. Walk Trot & Trail Horse

CALCULATIONS OF ENTRY FEES NUMBER OF CLASSES_______@ $4.00 Ea. = $ __________ MEMBERSHIP FEE @ $15.00__........................ $ __________ HORSE/RIDER NUMBER - $1.00...................... $ __________ SUNDAY WALKTROT SHOW - $10.00............. $ __________ ADULT WALK TROT CLASSES - $10.00......... $ __________ STALL FEE - $5.00 PER-NIGHT

NUMBER OF NIGHTS @ 5.00...... $ __________

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DEPARTMENT Q - HOME BUREAU Superintendent: Donna Fountain 1 LaPlante Road West Chazy, N.Y 12992 Telephone. 493-4211 Clinton County Home Bureau will set up a booth to display the crafts to be taught in the coming year. This display shall serve to stimulate interest in the educational program sponsored by NYS Home Bureaus and Clinton County Home Bureau.

Award is $50.00.

DEPARTMENT R HORSE & MINIATURE HORSE PULLING: July 19, 2014 SPONSORED BY CHAUVIN AGENCY ON THE STAGE IN FIELD INFIELD Weigh-Ins: 9:00 AM to 10:15 AM -No late weighins Pit meeting10:15 AM All drivers and hookers must attend Horse Pull starts at 10:30AM, Miniature Horse Pull 8:30 AM SUPERINTENDENT: TOM SEARS 561-1495 ASST SUPERINTENDENT: GEORGE SEYMOUR PHONE: 643-8919 JUDGE: TBA Announcer: TOM SEARS. Secretary: TBA ENTRY FEE: $15.00 per team. per event.

ALL ELIGIBLE ANIMALS BEING EXHIBITED AT THE CLINTON COUNTY FAIR MUST VACCINATED FOR RABIES 14 DAYS PRIOR TO FAIR. A fourteen-day rabies vaccination requirement is the minimum time frame that will help insure protection of animals against rabies while on the fairgrounds. It is preferable to establish rabies Immunity well in advance of the fair season.

Keep In mind that an non-immunized animal (or an animal whose protective vaccination status has expired) exposed to rabies virus Prior to receiving its vaccination is not likely to be protected.

Exhibitors should consult with their veterinarian about vaccinating their animal(s) against rabies as soon as possible. As animals receive their booster vaccination a population will be forming that is protected against rabies to the broadest degree possible.

All out-of-state horses must be examined by an accredited veterinarian within ten days prior to entry into the state and must be accompanied by a certificate of equine examination signed by said veterinarian. The certificate must include the rectal temperature of the horse. Horses carrying a temperature of 102 degrees Fahrenheit or more are excluded from entry or exhibition.

PREMIUMS by Weight Class CLASS 3300 LB. OPEN 1st.....................$200.00 1st ................$200.00 PREMIUMS by Weight Class (Free For All) CLASS 3300 LB. OPEN 1st.....................$250.00 1st ................$250.00 2nd.....................175.00 2nd...................175.00 3rd......................150.00 3rd....................150.00 4th......................110.00 4th....................110.00

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5th......................100.00 5th....................100.00 6th........................90.00 6th......................90.00 7th........................80.00 7th......................80.00 8th........................50.00 8th......................50.00 9th........................40.00 9th......................40.00 10th......................30.00 10th....................30.00 Pull Distance: 12 Feet MMINIATURE PONY’S 1st..................... $100.00 4th...........................50 2nd.......................75.00 5th...........................25 3rd.............................50 6th...........................25 General Rules: 1. Eastern Draft Horse Rules shall apply to horses.

2. Committee reserves the right: a. To open or close any class at any time. b. To accept or reject any entry. c. To make final decision on matters not covered herein. d. To disqualify animals and/or personnel for violations of the rules of the draw, or if conditions of the animal warrant it.

3. Medicating animals to increase their pulling ability is against the law in New York State. All animals entered are subject to drug testing 4. All New York State tests and shots are required: Coggins test, TB test, Rabies Shots. etc.

DEPARTMENT - S - PACERS & TROTTERS CLINTON COUNTRY AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR

PLATTSBURGH, NEW YORK – JULY 16, 2014 WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th - POST TIME 12:00 PM No. 1 TROT N.Y.C.F. Sires Stakes 2 Year Old 2 Dashes No. 2 PACE N.Y.C.F. Sires Stakes 2 Year Old 2 Dashes No. 3 TROT N.Y.C.F. Sires Stake 3 Year Old 2 Dashes No. 4 PACE N.Y.C.F. Sires Stakes 3 Year Old 2 Dashes No. 5 **Trot Free-For-All 1 Dash $1,250 No. 6 **Pace Free-For-All 1 Dash $1,250 No. 7 Trot NW $500 in 2009 1 Dash $650 No. 8 Pace NW $500 in 2009 1 Dash $650 Limited to first 8 for the NW and FFA entries.

RACE SECRETARY: Dale Allen 518-529-7266 22 Pitt St, Brushton, NY 12916 OFFICE (518) 561-7956 (no entries at this number) Declaration Time: 10:00 AM, 3 days prior to race day, omitting Sunday.

NO ENTRIES AT THE FAIR OFFICE Declaration Fee: $50.00 for Sire Stakes Non Winners $10.00, Free For All $25.00.

CONDITIONS Rules of the United States Trotting Association of which this Association is a member, to govern with exceptions.

Sire Stakes is closed and will be raced according to their published conditions.

No horses shall be allowed entrance to, or remain upon the grounds without a negative Coggins Test Certificate and a Rabies Vaccination issued within the prior twelve (12) months.

All drivers must wear colors while warming up.

Race horses will vacate the barn area by 6:00 PM Wednesday at which time show horses will have priority.

Horsemen and one groom per horse will admitted free.

This society will not be liable for fire, theft or accident to any person, animal or property.

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AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL FAIR OF CLINTON COUNTY 518-561-7998

Exhibitors must use separate entry blank for entries in each dept.

Additional blanks will be furnished upon application at fair office.

All Dept. entries (except Dept. A Horses) CLOSED at 8pm Friday before Fair.

Do not write in this space Entry______________ Entered_____________ Tag Sent____________

ENTRY BLANK A judge shall not be allowed to enter items or judging in any department in which they are participating.

TO SECRETARY OF THE AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL FAIR OF CLINTON COUNTY, PO BOX 280, MORRISONVILLE, NEW YORK 12962 Please enter for me the articles, names herein, subject to the rules and regulations printed in your Premium List, to which I agree.

Date

Phone #

Name Address Dept.

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Last

First

Street or RFD Class

Town

Name of Animal or Description of Exhibit

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Clinton County Fair Y R T N E form GYMKHANA ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫ ✫

Sunday, JuLy 20, 2014

HIGH NOON Clinton County Fairgrounds, Plattsburgh, NY Registration open 11am to Noon Show starts at Noon (or after morning walk + trot classes) Rider’s Name:

EVENTS

❑Barrel Race ❑Pole Bending ❑boot lace ✫ One Hr. Lunch Break ✫

❑Turn-n-burn ❑relay race ❑ sack race

Check Box the events to enter. (no refunds) Events can’t be added after registration closes!

DIVISION

Horse’s Name: 17 & under

❑Youth

Total # of classes entered: x $3 = $ Add points fee: $

+2

Total entry fees & points fee: $

Age:

❑adult

Total # of classes entered: x $5 = $ Add points fee: $

+2

Total entry fees & points fee: $

Pre-registration can be mailed to Robin Sears, 250 Downs Rd., Cadyville, NY 12918.

Include a check for total entry & points fees made payable to Clinton County Fair.

RULES! (Don’t say we didn’t warn you) 1.

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3.

4.

5.

Proof of Coggins and Rabies must be presented for every horse entering the fairgrounds.

All contestants age 17 and under must wear approved helmets.

Appropriate footwear is mandatory. Boots or heeled shoes, NO FLAT SOLES. Anyone showing bad sportsmanship will be asked to leave immediately!

Any protests or discrepancies will to be brought to the attention of the announcer at the time of the incident only.

Your problem will be dealt with then, NOT after the next class has started and NOT after the end of the show.

6. Each obstacle tipped over during your run will receive a 5-second penalty.

7. You will receive no time for the following: (a) any hand held object is dropped. (b) failure to switch flags or knocking over a barrel in the flag race. (c) off pattern. (d) having to move on to the next rider because you are not ready.

8. Any contestant may ride more than one horse, but you must pay a separate entry fee & you will receive separate points.

9. More than one rider may ride the same horse, but separate entry and points fees must be paid.

10. RERUNS for timer failure ONLY. 11. Points and Prize money won in each event will be divided as follows: 1st place-6pts/40%, 2nd place-5pts/30%, 3rd place-4pts/20%, 4th place-3pts/10%, 5th place-2pts, 6th place-1pt. TEAM EVENTS: Paybacks will go to the 1st and 2nd place teams only (which would be the first 4 riders). 1st place-70% to the team (which would be the 1st and 2nd payback combined), 2nd place-30% to the team (which would be the 3rd and 4th payback combined). Points awarded 1st-6th as usual.

Signature of Rider:

Date:

Ride at your own risk. (Parent or guardian if rider is under 18 years of age).

Address:

(payback checks mailed to)

Phone number:

email:

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MAP LEGEND 1. Main Entrance 2. Ticket Booth 3. North Country Squares 4. Security/Sheriff 5. Taylor Rental 6. Adirondack Coast Agriculture Barn 7. Village Diner East 8. Restrooms 9. McSweeneyʼs Rest.

10. Pizza Hut Rest.

11. Fair Admin. Office 12. Stafford Court Gazebo 13. Vendors Bldg. #16 14. Carnival Area 15. Fuel Shed 16. Vendor Bldg. #1 17. Exhibits Bldg.

18. 4-H Bldg.

19. Firefighterʼs Bldg.

20. FFA Bldg.

21. Dist. Bldg.

22. Cattle Barn 23. Milking Parlor 24. Cattlemanʼs Office 25. Antique Farm & Home Museum 25A. Tractor Bldg.

26. Vendors Bldg. #31 27. Bazzanoʼs Pizza 28. Zack's Shack

29. B&B Saloon 30. Owly-Out Food Booth 31. North Country Squares Stand 32. Vendors Bldg. #26 33. Democratic Party Food Booth 34. Scales Bldg.

35. Conservation Dept.

36. Maintenance Bldg.

37. Gironx Poultry 39. Grandstand Ticket Booth 40. Menʼs Restrooms 41. Womenʼs Restrooms 42. Grandstand 43. Stage 44. Showers & Restrooms 45. Restrooms & Shower 46. Saddle Horse Barn 47. Draft Horse Arena 48. Saddle Horse Arena 49. Winter Horse Barn 50. Restrooms & Showers 51. Racehorse Barn 52. Tractor Pull Booth 53. Guiseppeʼs Pizza Shop 54. Key R-D Trailer Sales 55. Adirondack Tack 56. New Horse Barn 57. Bleachers & Exhibits 58. Subway 59. Morrisonville EMS

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