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This is the Exhibitors Guidebook that is published yearly. It lists the departments that you can enter to take part in the fair! Follow these steps to enter:

1. Choose Your Department – Look through this document to choose what competitions you want to enter, once you have decided, you'll need to “enter them”. (Make sure you pay close attention to the department rules and schedules listed at the beginning of each department.)

2. Register – All entries are completed online at: http://sonoma.fairmanager.com/. The firststepistoregisterasanexhibitor.Click"SignIn"atthetoprightcorner.Youwillneed to register as a new exhibitor each year. (Tip: If you are a family or group with multiple exhibitors use the "Quick Group" option.) Each person bringing in entries will need to be registered as an exhibitor.

3. Enter –Youwillusetheeasydropdownmenustoselectdivisionsand classes.Requiredentryinformationisindicatedwithanasterisk.Click"AddEntryto Cart"whencomplete.Whenyou'veaddedallentriesandarereadytocheckoutclick "Continue". 4. Pay Entry Fees–Entryfeeswillbeaddedtoyourcartthroughouttheentryprocess.You willneedtoclick"CheckOut"topayyourentryfees.Entryfeeswillbepaidusingacredit or debit card. Livestock exhibitors will need to add the livestock exhibitor fee to their cart during the checkout process.

5. Complete the Entry! To complete the entering process you must acknowledge you have read and understand the rules contained in the Exhibitor's Guidebook, and agree to abidebythem.Pleasereadtheacknowledgmentcarefully.ThefinalstepistotypeYES. IfyoudonotreceiveaconfirmationemailyourentrywasNOTcompleted.Pleasecall, emailorstopbytheentryofficeifyouhavequestions. (Once you click "submit" you will notbeabletomakechangesinthesystem.Pleasecalloremailtheofficetorequesta change. The Fair may transfer entries into correct classes if something is entered incorrectly, but the Fair will not be liable for entries made in error.)

6. Deadlines to Enter – All entries must be completed online. Entries due by 11:59 p.m. onSunday,June30formostcategories.Enterearly,theOnlineProgramwillshutdownat 11:59p.m.onthe30th!

7. Bring your Exhibits to the Fair!Eachcompetitionhasaspecificreceivingday,time and location. (This is when you drop off your items so they can be judged.) Make sure youcheckthedepartmentanddivisionstoconfirmreceivinginformation.Mostofthe Non-LivestockDepartmentsreceiveentriesFriday,July19andSaturday,July20 (excluding Quilts, Industrial Arts, Baked Goods, Horticulture/Floriculture and Gardening).

8. Pick up your items on release date. For most Entries release date is Tuesday, August 13.

HOW TO ENTER THE FAIR

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Any questions - just call us! (707) 545-4203

www.sonomacountyfair.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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BoardofDirectorsandCommittees ......................................................................... 5Founders/MissionStatement ................................................................................... 7Local Rules ..............................................................................................................14

Adult Foods Department 1 ...................................................................................18 DecoratedFoodsBaked Foods

PreservedFoods(Department1.5)Apiary&Beekeeping(Department1.5)

Adult Fiber Arts Department 2 ........................................................................... 26 BasketryCrocheting-CommercialYarnKnitting-CommercialYarnFeltingFiber Artwork

HandSpunFiberYarnHandSpunKnitorCrochetedSpecialityHandSpunKnitorCrochetedSpinnersChallengeWeaving

Adult Fine Arts Department 3 ............................................................................. 32 Art Artistic Print Making CartoonsComputerSkillsGlass Art

PotterySculptureWoodCarving&WhittlingPoetry

Adult Floriculture & Horticulture Department 4..................................................38Potted PlantsWheelbarrowsCutFlowers

Floral ArrangementsGarden Produce

Adult Gardens Department 5....................................................................................51Hall of Flowers Professional Gardens Amateur Gardens

Adult Home Arts Department 6 .......................................................................... 56

Beadwork&JewelryCeramics&HydrocalCollections DecoratedEggs DecorativeArtPaintingDolls&TeddyBearsGreen Things HolidayCraftsHomeDécorInterlocking Building Blocks

MillineryDecoratedHatsMiniaturesMiscellaneousHobbyCraftNeedleworkPaper ArtSeniorCraftsQuiltsRugsSewing

Adult Industrial Arts Department 7.........................................................................72 Metalworking Woodworking

Adult Photography Department 8 ...........................................................................73 Adult Miscellaneous Exhibits Department 9 .................................................... 76 Exceptional Exhibitors SonomaCountySheriff'sInmateArt

NON-LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENTS – Adult Divisions

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Junior Awards ....................................................................................................... 78

Youth Foods Department 10 ................................................................................81 DecoratedFoodsBaked Foods

Preserved FoodsApiary & Beekeeping

Youth Fiber Arts Department 11 ......................................................................... 88Fiberwork Crocheting&Knitting

Youth Fine Arts Department 12 .......................................................................... 90 Fine Art ComputerSkills

Poetry&CreativeWriting

Youth Floriculture and Horticulture Department 13 ........................................ 94Potted Plants CutFlowersFloral Arrangements

Garden ProduceFruitVegetables

Youth Gardens Department 14 ......................................................................... 102

Youth Home Arts Department 15 ..................................................................... 106Aerospace & Aviation Ceramics&HydrocalDecoratedStickHorseEntomology Green Things Hobbycrafts

Interlocking Building Toys (Legos)JewelryNeedlework&LatchHookPaper Arts Robotics QuiltsSewing/SewingwithWool

Youth Industrial Arts Department 16 ................................................................115DrawingandDraftingElectricalWiringSkillsMetal Arts

WeldingWoodworkingAg Mechanics Auction

Youth Photography Department 17 ................................................................. 122

Youth Miscellaneous Projects Department 18 ................................................124 Educational Posters OtherSchoolProjectsExceptional Exhibitors

Performance & Learning ProjectGroup Projects

Livestock Table of Contents (Only in full version of guidebook) .................131

NON-LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENTS – Youth Division

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SONOMA COUNTY FAIR & EXPOSITION, INC.

Rob Muelrath ................................................................................................................PresidentMax Mickelsen ......................................................................................................Vice PresidentMarcia Mickelson ..........................................................................................................TreasurerTeejay Lowe ..................................................................................................................Secretary

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS

SONOMA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICIALSGavinNewsom .............................................................................................................GovernorEleni Kounalakis .........................................................................................Lieutenant GovernorKaren Ross ....................................................................Secretary,Dept.ofFood&AgricultureSenate ..................................................................................................MikeMcGuire,BillDoddAssembly ............................................................ CecilaAguiar-Curry,MarcLevine,JimWood

SONOMA COUNTY FAIR STAFFBecky Bartling .............................................................SonomaCountyFair&ExpositionCEOKaitlynFindley-Thorn...........................................................................................................COOLorna Fox ......................................................................................................................SecretaryHeather Borck .............................................................................................ExhibitsCoordinatorPauletteSwallow ............................................................................................ Exhibits AssistantJaneEngdahl ...................................................................................SpecialEventsCoordinatorMichael Margetts .......................................................................................FairFinancialOfficerJulieElliott ............................................................................................................. AccountClerkCliffordSanders ................................................................. Building&GroundsSuperintendentRobert Garcia ...................................................................................InterimEventsCoordinatorDebbieTownsend ................................................................................................. Interim EventsSallyStewart .......................................................................................................OfficeAssistant

1350BennettValleyRoad•SantaRosa,CA95404Phone:MainOffice(707)545-4200•EntryOffice(707)545-4203•Fax(707)573-9342

www.sonomacountyfair.com

DougBerettaLisaCarreñoCindyCraneTony Geraldi

Marilyn HerzogKevin HoweRoss LiscumAnnetteO’Kelley

Bev PalmWandaTapiaLisaWittkeSchaffner

Patricia AlexanderShariDeGraffenreid

JackEddingerPatrick Emery

Dr.FredGrovermanJoeJohnsonJulieKimelman

JimLynchRobert MaesJimMoore

DarleneMoredaDonMoredaTomNunesCamPerry

Leslie PerryRobert ReinkingJoanPerryRyan

Mike RunyanJohnSerres

DeborahStirlingPenny Tibbetts

Paul ValenteJohannaVanoniGerald VillarrealTonyWithington

Lynda HopkinsSusanGorin

DavidRabbitt JamesGoreShirleeZane

Sonoma County Fair Board President, Rob Muelrath

Iwouldliketocordiallyinviteyou“BacktoOurRootsinCowboyBoots”.Welookforwardtoreconnectingwithour“Roots”thisseason.Wereachedouttoourfantasticcommunitytohelpuscreateoursloganforthe2019FairSlogancontest.Wewereinspiredbythenearly2,000entries!Wethankourcommunityandourwinnersfortheircreativesubmissionsforour2019Fairslogan.

Inadditiontoourwesternfun,fairgoerswillfindalltheirFairfavoritesareback.FreeconcertseverynightontheCommunityStage,tasty

fair food and our exciting carnival presented by Butler Amusements are just the beginning. Ontheracetrack,WineCountryRacingreturnswith8daysoflivehorseracing.Racingis free with Fair admission. VIP seating, reserved boxes and trackside tables are on sale beginning April 27.

TheFairgroundswillbetransformedintoourownversionofthe“WildWest”beginningwiththebelovedHallofFlowersexhibit.The2019HallofFlowersthemewillbea“CountryGardenofSongs.”Eachgardenwillhighlightacountrysongfeaturingadifferentflower.From“SanAntonioRose”to“TheOrangeBlossomSpecial”thegardenswillhavetheirownfloralandmusicalidentity.Visitorsshouldexpectbeautifulwaterfeatures,andevenasaloonwhereyoucan‘wetyourwhistle’.

Lastly,don’tmissourannualFarmer’sDaycelebrationliningupfunfortheentirefamilykickingthedayoffwithoursecondevercattledrivestartingfromDowntownSantaRosawheretheSantaRosaFireFighter’sAssociationwillbehostingacommunitypancakebreakfastpriortothecattlebeingleddownFourthStreettothefairgrounds.

Thisyear’sFairwillbeanexcitingone–bringingourcommunitybacktoourrootswithafocusonourwesternandagriculturalheritage.TheBoardofDirectorsareworkinghardtomakethe2019Fairamemorableone.WelookforwardtoseeingyouAugust1through11!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DOUGBERETTAFairOperations;CompetitiveExhibits,

Agriculture, & Educational Exhibits

LISACARREÑOBuildings&Grounds;

Budget & Finance

BECKYBARTLINGCEO

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Kevin HoweFairOperations;

Racing

CINDYCRANECompetitiveExhibits,

Agriculture, & Educational ExhibitsHarvest Fair Board

TONYGERALDIFairOperations;

Budget & Finance

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BEV PALMFairOperations;

CompetitiveExhibits,Agriculture, & Educational Exhibits

ANNETTEO’KELLEYBuildings&Grounds;

CompetitiveExhibits,Agriculture,&EducationalExhibits;Special

Projects

MARCIAMICKELSONCompetitiveExhibits,Agriculture,

&EducationalExhibits;Budget&Finance;SpecialProjects

MAXMICKELSENRacing;

Budget&Finance;SpecialProjects

WANDATAPIAFairOperations;

Budget & Finance

MARILYNHERZOGCompetitiveExhibits,

Agriculture, & Educational Exhibits;Buildings&Grounds

MISSIONSTATEMENTTopromoteandprotectagriculturalandsocialvalues,toenricheducational,culturalandrecreationalwell-being,and to contribute to the economic development of our service area by utilizing our fairgrounds for attractive an financiallyresponsibleprogramsandeventsonayear-roundbasis.

*Promoting agricultural values will stimulate an appreciation for the complexity of agriculture, its impact on the healthandwell-beingofthepublic,andtheneedtomaintainaviablefoodsystem.*Agriculturalvaluesincludetheraising of livestock and crops by young people, which promotes the value of hard work and the love of animals and the soil. *By promoting social values we mean to provide an environment for families to interact with each other as they participate and compete in fair programs and events and the positive aspect of competition. *Education ispromotedbyprovidingashowcasefordisplays,demonstrations,judgingandcontests.*Culturalwellbeingisanawarenessofthecurrentandhistoricalsignificancethatmakeupthetraditionandcustomofthepeopleinourservice area. *By providing a recreation facility we create the opportunity for people to participate in play, diversion andrelaxation.*Economicdevelopmentisanopportunityforshowcasingbusinessenterprises;anarenaforpeopletospendmoney forgoodsandservices inSonomaCountyandanopportunity for theSonomaCountyFair&Exposition Inc. to spend its dollars in a cost effective way.

AdoptedJune,1985

ROSSLISCUMBuildings&Grounds;Racing;

SpecialProjects

TEEJAYLOWERacing;HarvestFairBoard;

SpecialProjects

LISAWITTKESCHAFFNERFairOperations;

Racing;SpecialProjects

FOUNDING FATHERS

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In1936JosephT.Grace,EmilKraft,V.G.Garrett,andErnestL.FinleyweretheprimarypeopleactiveinformingtheSonomaCountyFairAssociationwiththeassistanceoftheSantaRosaChamberofCommerce.ThesefourmenarenowknownastheFoundingFathersoftheSonomaCountyFair.

JOSEPHT.GRACEPast President

JosephT.GracehadalargefarminginterestinSonomaCounty,growinghops,prunes, pears, grapes, and sheep. His Grace Brothers Brewery was a downtown landmark. He served many years on the Fair Board, including a term as Board President.

EMIL KRAFTFirstSecretary-Manager

Emil Kraft, owner of Kraft Auto Parts, servedasthefirstsecretary-manageroftheSonomaCountyFair.Hehadastrong interest in the fairgrounds and was responsible for planting many of the trees shading the fairgrounds today. He was often seen on the fairgrounds riding his horse“Chief.”

ERNESTL.FINLEYPast Vice President

Ernest L. Finley, former publisher of the PressDemocrat,wasanactivememberoftheFairBoardofDirectorsandservedas Vice President of the board. Besides publishingthecounty’snewspaper,FinleyownedaherdofJerseycattlehavingoneofthe best production records in the county.

V. G. GARRETTPast Vice President

V.G.GarrettoperatedtheWhiteHousestoresinSantaRosa,Petaluma,andVallejo. He served on the Fair Board of Directors,servingatermasVicePresident.He was also involved in sports, playing footballontheBoneCrushersofSantaRosa as well as playing rugby.

THE EVOLUTION OF THE SONOMA COUNTY FAIR THEME

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1936 RevivaloftheSonomaCountyFair1937 NoThemeonRecord1938 Fun For All1939 NoThemeonRecord1940 Let’sAllGototheFair1941 Patriotism1942 Food for Victory1943-1944(nofairsheld)1945 Victory Revival1946 NoThemeonRecord1947 NoThemeonRecord1948 NoThemeonRecord1949 Pioneer’sProgress1950 Mid-CenturyMilestones1951 SalutingHistory, Diversity&Opportunity1952 SonomaCountyFreedomFair1953 The fair of the Future1954 A Fairyland Fantasy1955 AFestivalofNations1956 NoThemeonRecord1957 NoThemeonRecord1958 The“NewLook”Fairgrounds1959 AroundtheWorldinFlowers1960 NoThemeonRecord1961 Agricultural Frontiers1962 SilverJubilee1963 The Fair the Future1964 CaliforniaHeritage1965 UnderAlltheLand1966 Burbank Bonanza1967 End of the Rainbow1968 CentennialKaleidoscope1969 Californiana2001970 CarouselofNature1971 Polynesian Paradise1972 Mediterranean Magic1973 Yesterday’sWoodland1974 WineandRoses1975 EarlyAmerica–West1976 1776,EastandWest1977 GoWest“1876-1916”1978 A Persian Garden Fantasy/ FlowersSalutetoFounders1979 California’sFavoriteFamilyFair1980 SouthoftheBorder1981 Love A Fair1982 AnAllNew‘82’1983 I Fleeced Ewe1984 SoMuchMorein‘841985 GoHogWild

1986 KickUpYourHeels1987 Poultry In Motion1988 TGIF1989 Midsummer Magic 1990 CatchYourLimit1991 More Than Fair1992 TheFUNdamentalsofSummer1993 Summer’sMainAttraction1994 Bee-LieveItOrNot1995 Seein’IsBeelieving1996 Fun & Games1997 Passport to Fun1998 Adventure in Paradise1999 OnWiththeShow(circus)2000 FairlyCloseEncounters2001 GoldFever!2002 RideTheWave2003 HaveAWildTime!2004 There’sMagicintheFair2005 ToucanTango!2006 Wow!WhatARide!2007 BeeCool(Peanutstheme)2008 StarSpangledCelebration2009 TheFairBeforeTime(dinosaurs)2010 GrapeEscape2011 DiamondJubilee2012 CruiseonIn2013 HomeSpunFun2014 PeaceLove&Fair2015 DownOnTheFarm2016 Lights,Camera,Fair!2017 Holidaze2018 SalutetoHeroes2019 BacktoOurRootsinCowboy Boots

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PRE-FAIR CONTESTS For Kids & Adults

Welcome! The Fair is just around the corner, and that means it is � me to start entering pre-fair contests. Prizes include Fair Passes, Carnival Tickets, and even cash. You will need to use your reading, wri� ng and ar� s� c skills to win. Some contests are just for kids, and others are open to all ages. Entry forms and details about these contests are available at the fairgrounds, all Sonoma County Libraries, and at www.SonomaCountyFair.com. Each entry must be the work of the contestant only -- no team entries. You may enter contests only once. The Sonoma County Fair will have rights to all original artwork; all entries will be displayed at the Fair. Entry Deadline: June 28

Con tes ts Just For KidsREADING & RIDING Sponsored by Butler Amusements!

Who Can Enter? Sonoma County Kids grades K to 6 Butler Amusements off ers 2 Free Carnival Rides to kids who read extra books be-tween April 20 & June 28! Students in Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades can read picture books. 3rd-6th must read chapter books. These should be extra books, not books assigned in class. To enter, read, then ll out the entry form. The Fair will send you a ribbon and two free carnival ride passes in late July. Must use the offi cial entry form!

STICKER CONTEST Sponsored by Santa Rosa Label Co.Who Can Enter? Sonoma County Kids grades K to 6 What’s The Prize? $100—1st $50—2nd $25—3rd (in two age groups)This year’s Sonoma County Fair theme is ‘Back To Our Roots In Cowboy Boots,’ a western theme celebra� ng Sonoma County’s past. On the entry form, design a three-inch s� cker that shows a part of the theme. Draw with markers or colored pencils, using no more than 3 colors (black counts as one of the colors, but white doesn’t). You can include “Sonoma County Fair,” but your entry shouldn’t look like the Fair logo. Santa Rosa Label will produce the 1st-place s� ckers. Winners will receive 100 s� ckers produced from their art; the rest will be given out at the Fair. Use the offi cial entry form! Entry Form available at www.SonomaCountyFair.com.

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Download entry forms from www.SonomaCountyFair.comFair Fun Books, lled with contest info & entry forms, will be available

at the fairgrounds and all county libraries a er May 1.

Con tes ts for All Ages Winners will receive Family Fair Packages (Fair ckets, carnival ckets & parking) or Fair ckets.All contestants get ribbons & one free cket to the Fair!Offi cial entry forms are required for some of these contests. Download entry forms from www.SonomaCountyFair.com

THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR... A Contest for Writers of All Ages

Imagine you have a pair of magic boots. When you put them on, you can travel back in � me. Write a story about what you see and experience on your trip back in � me to the early days of Sonoma County. What

was your town like? If you choose, you can tell your story with pictures (like a comic strip!) instead of words. But if you write,

use major league verbs, adverbs and adjec� ves--you want your readers to under-stand what you’re wri� ng about. If possible, do some research and include facts in your story. All entries must be printed or wri� en on one or two pages of 8 ½” x 11” paper. Leave the back of each page blank (except for your name, age and address). If you have more than one page, staple them together. Remember to tape a Contest Entry Form* to your entry.

COLORING CONTEST Use crayons, colored pencils or felt pens to color your own version of this year’s Fair logo. Use an offi cial entry form or a copy of the form on white paper.

Old West WANTED POSTER In the old west, Wanted Posters with drawings took the place of photographs, iden� fying criminals for law enforcement offi cers. For your entry in this contest, you can make a wanted poster for an imaginary bad guy or just about anyone. It might be a man, woman, child or even an animal! Use your imagina� on, then draw the picture and write a descrip� on. You can learn more about the tradi� onal format for Wanted Posters on the internet.Old west wanted posters were always in black & white (they didn’t have color copy machines!), so limit your entry to black & white. You can use a pen, pencil or crayon--just make sure it is easy to read. Your artwork must be original! No tracing, clip-art or anything “borrowed” from another source. No group entries -- each contestant must do their own work. Your entry should be no larger than 8 ½” x 11”, on paper only (not mounted). Remember - you will need to tape a Contest Entry Form to your entry.

MY Best BooTIn the Old West, cowboy boots were usually beat up and not very pret-ty. Boots were worn all the � me, for work and for play. But these days, some cowboy boots are really fancy. Using the entry form, create the cowboy boot of your dreams! You can use felt pens, pencils, paints, glit-ter or whatever you want to decorate the boot.

Contest DeadlineJUNE 28

Download entry forms from www.SonomaCountyFair.com

WANTED

Free Shows at the FairWild West Gold RushGold panning fun is coming to the Fair! Gold Rush Mining & Re ning Company brings the river to the Fair, with a trough lled with real gold ore. Each fairgoer gets a chance to pan for gold, and the operators promise “No one walks away without gold!”

GASCAR Crazy Animal RacesThese performing animals take pig races and leave them in the dust. Instead of just pigs running around a track, think goats, sheep, chickens, pigs and even a duck! Look for the track up by Chris Beck Arena. Three shows/day.

Gossamer Magic!Flashy illusions, modern costuming, audience par cipa on and great comedy have made Gossamer Magic a favorite at fairs all over the country.

The Farmer’s DaughterThe Farmer’s Daughter Show harvests bales of belly laughter and truck loads of fun. Farm-tas c gymnas cs, rowdy rope tricks and the one-of-a-kind milk bo le walk combines for an udderly amazing show ( lled with corny humor)!

Godfrey the MagicianGodfrey brings his fast moving magic cowboy show to the Barnyard Stage three mes a day. Count on lots of comedy and audience par cipa on.

Karen Quest, Cowgirl TricksKaren Quest - Cowgirl Tricks is a fun- lled vaudeville-style comedy western show lled with trick roping, whip cracking, music, magic and audience par cipa on.

Western Music at the FairCheck out the entertainment schedule on the Park Stage! Over the 11 days of the Fair, local musicians will be singing classic cowboy songs, bluegrass and country music of all kinds! Go to ww.SonomaCountyFair.com to get a full entertainment schedule.

Preliminary Line-up - April, 2019

LOCAL POLICIES & EXHIBITOR PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASESONOMA COUNTY FAIR PROTEST POLICY:Priortofilingaprotest,secureacopyofthecurrentStateRulesforCaliforniaFairs,CaliforniaDepartmentofFoodandAgriculture,DivisionsofFairsandExpositionsfromtheEntryOfficeoftheSONOMACOUNTYFAIR.StateRuleV,outlinestheprocedurethatmustbefollowedinfilingaprotest.ThisbookletmayalsobeobtainedfromDivisionofFairsandExpositions,1220NStreet,Sacramento,CA95814,ortelephone(916)900-5026.

1. TheCompetitiveExhibits,Agriculture&EducationalCommitteeoftheSonomaCountyFair&Exhibitionwill representtheBoardincompetitiveexhibitprotestmatters.Whentheprotestsituationisnottimesensitive,staff will call a committee meeting based on public meeting requirements per the Brown Act.2. It is understood that protests are often time sensitive and action needs to be taken immediately. In anticipation ofthepotentialforimmediateresolution;nolaterthantheannualAugustboardmeeting,theFairBoard Presidentwillappointanad-hocCompetitiveExhibitsProtestCommitteethatwillbegiventheauthorityto make timely decisions related to competitive exhibits on behalf of the Fair Board. It has been determined that: a) Membersofthead-hoccommitteewillconsistoftheChairandtwomembersoftheCompetitive Exhibits,AgricultureandEducationalCommitteeoftheFairBoard; b) theFairManagerandExhibitsCoordinatorwillbeex-officiomembersofthisad-hoccommittee; c) theirofficialtermwillbefromthedatetheyareappointeduntilthenextregularFairboardmeeting; d) thiscommitteewillmakealldecisionsrelatedtoofficialproteststhatareofimmediatenatureandcannot beheardataregularcommitteeorboardmeeting; e) ifrequestedbyfairmanagement,willalsobetaskedwithactionsrelatedtonon-officialprotestsand allegedruleviolations,includingdrugpolicyviolations; f) anyactiontakenbythisad-hoccommitteewillbereportedatthenextregularmeetingoftheCompetitive Exhibits,AgricultureandEducationalCommitteeandtheFairBoard3. DecisionsbycommitteemaybeappealedtotheBoardofDirectorsatthenextregularmeeting.Finalappeal lieswiththeDivisionofFairsandExpositions.Ifnoappealtakesplace,theactionstakenbythecommittee arefinal.4. TheSonomaCountyFairandExhibitionwillnotifyFairsandExpositionsoftheiractiononthematterinwriting following their decision.5. Thepersonfilingtheprotestandexhibitorsnamedintheprotestwillbenotifiedinwritingastowhetherthe protest is approved or denied.6. Exhibitorsnamedinaprotestcanrequestacopyoftheofficialprotestfiledagainstthem,andthenameofthe individual(s)whofiledtheprotest.

EXHIBITOR’S RIGHT TO PRIVACY:WhenactiononaruleviolationhasbeentakenbyfairmanagementortheadhocCompetitiveExhibitsActionCommittee,the identity of the exhibitor (including minors) will not be disclosed publicly. However if the matter is appealed to the Board levelbyanofficialprotestorappealofprotest,thenexhibitorsinvolved(includingminors)mayhavetheirnamedisclosed,asdocumentationofofficialproceedingsautomaticallybecomepublicrecord.

EXHIBITOR PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASE:BytypingYESduringtheonlineentryprocess,exhibitorsagreetothefollowingrelease:IherebyauthorizetheSonomaCountyFarmBureau,theCountyofSonomaandallitsdepartments,agencies, commissionsandspecialdistrictsandtheiremployees(“theCountyofSonoma”),topublishthephotographsand/orvideostakenofanyexhibitororminorexhibitor,onwhosebehalfIamsigning,andtousesaidminor(s)’namesintheCounty’sprinted publications, websites, social media channels and other similar media.

Iacknowledgethatsincemyparticipation[ormychild(s)’participation]inpublicationsandwebsitesproducedbytheSonomaCountyFarmBureauandtheCountyofSonomaisvoluntary,Iherebyagreenottomakeanyclaimfor compensationfortheuseofmy[ormychild(s)’]imageand/orvoiceand/orwords.Ifurtheragreethatmyparticipation[ormychild(s)’participation]inanypublicationandwebsiteproducedbytheCountyofSonomaconfersuponmenorightsof ownership whatsoever.

Onbehalfofmyselfandmychild/children,IagreetoreleaseandholdharmlesstheSonomaCountyFarmBureauandtheCountyofSonoma,itscontractorsanditsemployeesfromliabilityforanyclaimsbymeoronbehalfofmychild/childrenorany third party, arising out of or in connection with the foregoing, and waive any right to inspect or approve the same. IhavereadthisminorChildPhotoReleaseFormandvoluntarilyacceptthetermsandconditionssetforthherein.Iherebycertify that I am the parent or guardian of the minor child/children named below, and I have the legal authority to execute this release on behalf of the child/children.

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LOCAL RULES AND REGULATIONSSingle Admissions to the Grounds

13Years&over–$15.00 7-12Years–$7.00 FreeRacingGates 6&Under–Free SeniorDays–Friday Kid’sDays–ThursdayEntry Office 707-545-4203 Administration Office 707-545-4200Division of Fairs & Expo. 916-900-5026

NOTE TO EXHIBITORS:Allrulescontainedin“2019StateRulesforCaliforniaFairs”asprescribedbytheDivisionofFairs&Expositionsapplytothisfair.AcopymaybedownloadedfromtheDivisionofFairs&Expositionswebsite:www.cdfa.ca.gov/fe.HardcopiesarenotavailableintheEntryOffice.

Please note any changes made to this document post-printing can be found at SonomaCountyFair.com.

EXHIBITORS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER OUR FAIR COMPETITIONS:1) Adultnon-livestockentriesinthisGuidebooklimitedtoSonoma County residents, exceptwherespecified.2) AdultLivestockclasseslimitedtoUnitedStatesresidents,exceptwherespecified.3) AllJuniorbreedinglivestockclassesintheGuidebookareopentojuniorbreeding livestockprojectmembersinthefollowingcounties:Sonoma,Marin,Napa,Lake, Mendocino,SolanoandHumboldtwiththefollowingstipulation:ResidentsofSonoma andMarincountieswillhavefirstpriorityforexhibit,afterthat,entrieswillbeaccepted onafirst-come,first-servebasisuntilentriesarefull(allbarnspaceisfilled)forthat species.Notificationofacceptancewillbemadeaftercloseofentries.4) JuniorMarketLivestockclassesarelimitedtoyouthresidentsofSonomaandMarin counties,andwhoareenrolledinelementaryorhighschoolduringthe2018-2019 school year.5) JuniorExhibitorswithadisabilitymayrequestreasonableaccommodationsbe madebynotifyingtheEntryOfficeinadvance.

GENERAL RULES:6) Please read all rules and regulations carefully, important changes have been made. Cashawardsmaybewithheldifprintedrulesarenotcarefullycompliedwith.7) TheFairwillpaycashawardsonlyonthoseclassesspecifiedintheExhibitor’s Guidebookandonlythejudge’sbookswillbethebasisforcashawardpayments.Due to the possibility of an error in transferring information, ribbons and exhibit tags are not valid proof of award.8) Exhibits containing controlled substances are prohibited (i.e. alcohol, cannabis, tobacco etc.)9) ChecksaretobemadepayabletotheSonomaCountyFair.Entryformsandfeesare to be mailed to: Sonoma County Fair Entry Office 1350 Bennett Valley Road Santa Rosa, California 9540410) ThisFairdoesnotcarryliabilityinsurancecoveringexhibitorsand/ortheirexhibits. Liability insurance is the responsibility and the discretion of the exhibitor. Therefore, it is suggested that exhibitors consider taking out a liability policy covering themselves and their exhibit.11) Every precaution will be taken to insure the safety of all exhibits, but the management assumes no responsibility for loss, theft or damage which may occur, from any cause, and upon this condition only, are entries accepted.

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AGE & ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:12) Adult (Open) Department a) The(Open)AdultDepartmentisopentoexhibitorsofanyage.Seespecific departments for resident requirements.

Youth (Junior) Department a) FFA: members may participate as members until the end of the calendar year following the year of graduation from high school. (Exception: Market Animals). b) 4-H: The level of membership are aged based: i) PRIMARY 4-H MEMBERS:Mustbe5yearsoldbyDecember31,2018. PRIMARY 4-H MEMBERS are not eligible to show large livestock at this fair;Primarymembersareallowedtoshowbreedingrabbits,caviesand poultry. Primary Members may not exhibit market animals. ii) JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE & SENIOR 4-H MEMBERS: Must be 9 years oldonorbeforeDecember31,2018.Senior4-Hmembersmayexhibituntil the end of the calendar year in which they reach age 19 (Exception: Market Animals). iii) Non-livestockdepartments(exceptwherespecified)areopento4-Hyouth 5 years through 19 years old. iv) MarketclasseswillbelimitedtoSonomaandMarinyouth,9yearsandup, whowereenrolledinelementaryorhighschoolduringthe2018-2019school year. c) GRANGE: members may be eligible to exhibit as members if they are at least 5yearsofageasofJanuary1,2019,untiltheendofthecalendaryearinwhich member reaches age 19. (Exception: Market Animals).Grange members will show inageappropriate4-Hclass. d) INDEPENDENT YOUTH (JUNIOR): exhibitors may enter any youth class, under the following conditions: i) Forallnon-livestockdepartments(exceptwherespecified), exhibitor must beatleast5yearsofageasofDecember31,2018. ii) For breeding rabbit, cavy and poultry projects exhibitor must be 5 years old asofDecember31,2018. iii) For all large livestock departments, exhibitor must be at least 9 years of age asofDecember31,2018. iv) IndependentYouthmayexhibituntiltheendofthecalendaryearinwhich they reach age 19 (Exception: Market Animals). v) IndependentYouthmustprovideproofofage. vi) IndependentYouthwillshowalllivestockintheageappropriate4-Hclass. e) SPECIAL JUNIOR:TheSonomaCountyFairSpecialJuniorProgramwas discontinuedin2018.Childrenunder9areeligibletoshowsmallanimalbreeding projectsorintheOpenDivision.

13) MARKET:MarketclassesarelimitedtoSonomaandMarin4-H,FFA&Independent Youthwhoareenrolledinelementary,middle,orhighschoolduringthe 2018/2019schoolyear.

ENTRIES:14) Entry Deadlines and Fees: a) Entries will be accepted starting May 1, 2019 at 8:00 a.m. b) Entries close June 30, at 11:59 p.m. c) Entry fees must be paid online at time of entry. d) Late entries will be accepted after established entry deadlines. Late entries will onlybeacceptedbycontactingtheofficeandprovidingpaymentofanadditional

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late fee penalty as follows: i) $100.00lateentrypenaltyfeeperentryforLivestockDepartmententries willbeacceptedonlyuntil5:00p.m.onJuly15,2019.(Includesalllarge livestock, horses, rabbits, cavies, poultry and market animals.) ii) $25lateentrypenaltyfeeperentryforNon-LivestockDepartmententries until5:00p.m.onJuly5.

15) TAX PAYER IDENTIFICATION The Fair is required to report premium earnings larger than$600totheIRS.Therefore,thefairmayrequestexhibitorsprovidehis/hercorrect taxpayeridentificationnumber(TIN).Furthermore,theIRSnotifiestheFaireachyear ofincorrectTINsreportedintheprioryear.ExhibitorsreportedtotheFairbytheIRSto haveincorrectTINswillbesubjecttobackupwithholdingimmediatelyuntilthecorrect TINsareprovided.

16) REFUNDSofanykindwillbegrantedonlyuponapprovaloftheBoardofDirectors. Requests for refunds must be made in writing to the Fair. Refunds will be made only because of sickness, accident, or death, cancellation of a class, or lack of exhibit space.Norefundswillbeconsideredundertheamountof$5.00,andtherewillbea $20.00servicecharge.

17) ENTRIES must be made through the online entry system. Entries must remain on exhibitforthefulldurationofthefairasspecifiedperdepartment. (Any exceptions must be approved by management.)

18) A complete exhibit eligible in more than one division and/or class will be entered and judgedonlyinthedivisionand/orclassforwhichitbestqualifies.Anyexhibitnot properly entered may be transferred to its proper class by fair management, whose decision may be changed only by the judge.

19) Fair management may, at their discretion, transfer entries to their proper classes, if the entry has been made in error. However, the Fair will not be liable for entries made in error and will not reopen judging to accommodate such entries.

20) TheSonomaCountyFair'sprimaryaudienceconsistsoffamilyandyouthandwe reserve the right to reject any exhibit and/or contents that may be considered objectionable by that audience.

21) SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyexhibitsnotpickedupbyrelease date. The Fair will only store such exhibits for 2 weeks after release date. After that date, the Fair reserves the right to donate such items to a local charity.

22) NON-LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS must have been made, collected, grown, or prepared solely by the exhibitor and completed within one year of the opening date of the fair, unlessspecifiedindivisionrules.Itemsmustbecleanandpressed.Soiledarticleswill not be accepted.

23) NON-LIVESTOCK JUDGINGisconductedpriortotheFair’sopeningandisnotopen to spectators.

24) CONDUCT Management reserves the right to cancel entries and cash awards and request the removal of exhibits from the grounds where exhibitors are disorderly, immoral, unethical and/or endangering or disturbing the public, staff and/or other exhibitors.

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25) ALCOHOL Nooutsidealcoholispermittedonthegrounds.

26) ONLINE AUTHORIZATION must be completed electronically for youth representing an organization before youth livestock entries will be complete. Leaders/Advisors will receiveviae-mailalistofentriestoauthorizeafterentriesclose.Authorizationmust becompletebyJuly12.

27) CONFIRMATION E-MAIL should be kept with exhibitor in the event proof of entry is required.

28) JUDGING SYSTEMS There are 2 forms of judging that take place. Please be sure to check the judging system being applied to the exhibit(s) you are entering. American–Torankexhibitsagainstoneanotherandawardonefirstplacing, one second placing, etc. Primarily used in animal judging, and in the Adult non-livestockdepartments. Danish – To compare each exhibit on its own merit against the scorecard or recognizedstandardandawardasmanyfirstplacings,etc.asmerited. PrimarilyusedinJuniornon-livestockdepartments.

CASH AWARDS:29) All premium checks will be issued as soon as they are prepared. a) ALL CHECKS must be cashed within 6 months after close of the Fair. b) Checkswillbeissuedpayableunderthenamefilledoutasthe"contact"inthe online entry process. If contact is not listed, check is written to the exhibitor. c) Fairwillre-issuechecksfora$20servicecharge. d) Premiumribbons,tags,orcardshavenovalueastopayment.Onlytheofficial placingonthejudgingsheetconstitutesthefinalplacement.

EXHIBITORS MEETINGS30) TheSonomaCountyFairendeavorstoputtogetheraqualitycountyfair.Thisisnot possible without the help and cooperation of our exhibitors. Therefore we appreciate yourcommentsandinviteyoutohaveinputintowhatisdeveloped.Checkspecific departments in guidebook for times.

SUBSTITUTIONS: 31) Substitutionscanonlybemadewithinadivision.Substitutionsmustbemadewhenthe exhibitarrivesatthefairgrounds,orforlivestock,whenregistrationcertificatesare checked.Inthelivestockdepartmentaminimum$20.00penaltymustbepaidpriorto judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of 2 in the division.

LIVESTOCK SHOWING:32) AllpersonsshowingintheAdultDepartmentLivestockClassesmustwearcleanattire and be appropriately dressed.

33) All junior exhibitors must wear the uniform of their organization or white if an independentjunior.SeeJuniorLivestockDepartmentShowDressforspecific guidelines.

CODE OF EXCELLENCE:34) AlljuniorexhibitorsmustauthorizefollowingtheCodeofExcellencethroughtheonline entry process.

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Awards Offered per Class1st- 5th Ribbons Only

Rules1. All entries must be home prepared by Exhibitor and must be prepared by scratch, unlessotherwisespecified.2. Delivercakesoncakerounds,thatshouldextendslightlybeyondbaseofcake.Please DO NOT use china or glass plates.3. Piesize-standard4”to9”.Fairdoesnotprovidepietins.Ifexhibitorchoosestouse non-disposablepieplate,permanentidentificationmustbeonbottomofplate.4. Exhibitor’scontainers,accessories,ribbons,etc.mustbepickeduponchangeover days.Unclaimednon-perishableitemswillbedonatedtocharitywithin2weeksoffair closing. Perishable items will be disposed of immediately.5. Exhibitorswillberesponsibleforclassifyingtheirownentry.Carefulattention shouldbegiventofillingoutentryform.6. The same recipe cannot be used in more than one class.7. Delivery of Exhibits: Bring your entries to the front door of Garrett Building. 8. American system of judging.

Foods SweepstakesExhibitors in this department are automatically eligible for the sweepstakes award for all entries.Nofeeisrequired.

Sweepstakeswillbecalculatedasfollows:FirstAward–5points,SecondAward–3points,ThirdAward–1point

Division 101 – Foods AwardsFoodsSweepstakes.........................................................$50+PlaquebySonomaCountyFairBestofShowDecoratedCake.................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowDecoratedEdibleTypeHouse.........................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowDecoratedCookie/Cupcake.............................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowBars&Cookies..................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowCandy&Confection..........................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowBread..................................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowCakes,PiesandPastries..................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowCannedFoods...................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowDriedFood.........................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowAmateurApiary..................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowCommercialApiary............................................................................$50+Rosette

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m.Exhibits Received: SeeDivisionEntry Drop Off: Front entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 2 off Bennett Valley Road Exhibits Released:Tuesday,August13,12:00noon to7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class, unless noted Eligibility: OpentoSonomaCountyResidents


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Special Rules Decorated Foods1. Onlythefrostinganddecorativeembellishmentsarejudged,shouldbe75%edible.2. Donotusearealcake.YourcakeMUST be made from cardboard/styrofoam.3. Butter cream, royal icing or fondant may be used.4. Styrofoamcupcakesorcakepopscanbeusediftheyresembletherealthing.5. Exhibit will be on display for duration of fair.6. Sizelimit30''x30''

Division 102 – Decorated Baked Foods (Amateur)Class1. FairThemeCake2. CelebrationCake–Birthday,Shower,etc.3. WeddingCake–Stackedortiered4. Cupcakesonasturdywhitepaperplate,nolargerthan9”5. Cookie6. FairThemeCookie7. UgliestCake/Cookie8. Gingerbread House9. PinterestInspirationSuccess:BringaprintoutofthePinterestPinwithdecorateditem10.PinterestFail:BringaprintoutoftheintendedPinterestPin11. RiceCrispyConstruction

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Please Submit:DecoratedCakes-SubmitWholeCake

Cupcakes-4

Bars,Cookies,Candies-6PiecesMuffins,Biscuits,Rolls-4Breads-1/2LoafPies-One4",8",or9"pie

Pastries,Turnovers-2Cakes-1/4cake**Canbefromasheetsize9"x13",8"or9"layer or bundt cake on a sturdy base.

BAKED FOODS

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m.Exhibits Received: Tuesday,July30,7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.Entry Drop Off: Front entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 2 off Bennett Valley RoadExhibits Released:Tuesday,August13,12:00noon to7:00p.m.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m.Exhibits Received: Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Entry Drop Off: Front entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 2 off Bennett Valley RoadExhibits Released:Tuesday,August13,12:00noon to7:00p.m.

Division 103 – Bars Class

Division 104 – Cookies Class

Division 105 – Candy & Confections Class

Division 106 – Breads (with or without nuts)Class

Division 107 – Specialty Breads Class

Division 108 – CakesClass

Division 109 – PiesClass

Division 110 – Other PastryClass


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1. Banana2. Fruit3. Vegetable4. Sourdough

5. Yeast6. Machine Baked 7. AnyOther

1. Biscuits2. CoffeeCake3. Muffins,Any4. Rolls, Any

5. Scones6. Gluten Free Item (please describe)7. Traditional breads from around the world8.AnyOther

1. Any Layered & Frosted2. Bundt,FrostedorUnfrosted3. Upside-Down,Pineapple

4. AnyOtherUnlayered&Unfrosted5. ModifiedBoxMix

1. Apple2. AppleDoubleCrust3. Berry4. BerryDoubleCrust

5. Pumpkin6. Cream/Chiffon7. AnyOther

1. Tart2. Torte3. Family Tradition (please describe)

4. CulturalTradition(please describe)5. AnyOther

1. Brownies 2. AnyOther

1. Biscotti2. Rolled&Cut3. NoBake4. ChocolateChipw/oNuts5. ChocolateChipwithNuts

6. Peanut Butter7. Ginger 8. Family Tradition (please describe)9. CulturalTradition(please describe)10. AnyOther

1. Brittle, Any (please identify)2. ChocolateCovered,Any3. NutCluster,Any

4. Truffle,Any5. Popcorn, Any6. AnyOther

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RULES1. All entries in these divisions must be home prepared and canned or packaged by the exhibitor within 1 year of the opening date of fair, using the correct heat process method for type.2. Please research the canning methods for preserving foods recommended by the MasterFoodPreservesProgram;www.nchfp.uga.edu,www.mfp.ucanr.eduandUSDA food preservation.3. For all canned foods: a. Submittwoidenticaljars(excludinghoney)ofeachproductentered-onejarwill be opened for judging, the other used for display. (jars should not be decorative.) The minimum size of jars is listed in each division. b. OpenedjarsmustbepickeduponTuesday,July23,from10:00a.m.to 5:00p.m.intheGarrettBuildingortheywillbediscarded. c. AlljarsmustbeSTANDARDandSEALEDwithrings.Useofparaffinoruseof otherthanstandardjarswilldisqualifyexhibit.STANDARDJAR:Container specificallydesignedforcanning.No Raw Pack (cold pack).4. Jarsmustbelabeledonthesideorbottom(notlid)priortoarrivalatfairwith:Nameof exhibitor, canning method used/processing time, type of product, and date canned. 5. All jars must be clear glass.6. Items entered in “Any other” must be described in description.

CANNED FOODSDivision 111 – Canned Fruits/Vegetables (Minimum 1 pint)Class

Division 112 – Jams (Minimum 7 ounces)Class

Division 113 – Jellies (Minimum 7 ounces)Class

Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Rear entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise noted Eligibility: OpentoAmateurSonomaCountyResidents

PRESERVED FOODS

1. Applesauce2. AnyOtherFruit(please describe)3. Tomatoes

4. AnyOtherVegetable(please describe)5. Any Pickled Vegetable6. Salsa

1. Apricot2. Blackberry3. Mixed Fruit4. Plum

5. Raspberry6. Strawberry7. AnyOther(please describe)8. AnySugarFree

1. Blackberry2. Grape3. Mixed Fruit (please describe)4. Raspberry

5. Pomegranate6. AnyOther(please describe)7. AnySugarFree

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Division 114 – Marmalades, Butters, Preserves and Conserves (Min. 7 ounces)Class

Division 115 – Relishes and Chutneys (Minimum ½ pint)Class1. Chutney2. Relish

3. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 116 – Sauces (Minimum 1 pint)Class

Division 117 – Vinegar (Minimum 1 pint container of exhibitor’s choice) (Please note: attractiveness of container is a consideration in judging.)Class

Division 118 – Dried Foods(Minimum 1/2 cup in a canning jar)Class

Division 119 – Commercial Extracted Honey-8oz.StandardHoneyJarDivision 120 – Amateur Extracted Honey -8oz.StandardHoneyJarPlease submit one jar per entry.Class1. Apple2. Blackberry3. Fall Wildflower

4. Lavender5. SpringWildflower6. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 121 – Commercial, Any Other Division 122 – Amateur, Any OtherClass1. CombHoney(in ross rounds, 3 sections, plastic or glass-faced bee proof enclosure)2. Extracting Frame(full,unmodifiedextractingframeofcappedhoney)3. Plain wax display, any form (judged on aroma, cleanliness, and style)4. Pollen, ½ pound jar (approximately)5. CreamedHoney,anyflavor(must be from local honey with no additives)6. Candles (submit 2; 1 will be burned for judging)

DEPARTMENT #1.5 – ADULT FOODSCANNED FOODS

1. Butters, Any2. Conserve,Any

3. Marmalade, Any 4. Preserve, Any

1. BBQSauce2. PastaSauce3. HotSauce

4. AnyOtherSavory(please describe)5. AnyOtherDessert(please describe)

1. Herb Vinegar2. Garlic Vinegar3. WineVinegar

4. Balsamic Vinegar5. AnyOtherVinegar(please describe)

1. Fruit, Any2. Vegetable, Any3. Nuts,Any4. Beans, Any (1 pint glass jar with lid)5. Granola

6. Grains,Any(1pintJar)7. Herbs (minimum 1 oz whole dried leavesinliddedjar-nobags8. Meat, Any9. AnyOther(please describe)

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DECORATED CAKES & COOKIES – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGOVERALLAPPEARANCE .................................................................................................................45% Balance...............................................................................................................(15%) ColorHarmony ...................................................................................................(15%) ConsistencyofPattern ......................................................................................(15%)NEATNESS ..........................................................................................................................................25% Texture of Icing ...................................................................................................(10%) UniformityofRepeatPattern .............................................................................(15%)ARTISTICQUALITY ............................................................................................................................30% OverallEyeAppeal ............................................................................................(15%) Originality ...........................................................................................................(15%)TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

CANDY and CONFECTIONS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAPPEARANCE-Color,Size,ShapeofPieces ................................................................................. 15%TEXTURE ............................................................................................................................................30% Crystalline-velvety,creamy Non-crystalline-smoothCONSISTENCY ...................................................................................................................................25% Crystalline-firm,nothardorsoft Non-crystalline-shouldholdshape,nocrystalsFLAVOR-BLENDED;HIGHQUALITY;PLEASING...........................................................................30%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

COOKIES – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAPPEARANCE ....................................................................................................................................30% Outside-uniform,nottoothickSize-notover3inches Surface-colorandtexture.TEXTURE-Characteristicoftype ......................................................................................................35%FLAVOR-Naturalflavorofingredients-nooffflavor ........................................................... . ............35%TOTAL ...............................................................................................................................................100%

CAKES – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAPPEARANCE. ...................................................................................................................................30% Surface(crustorfrosting). Crust-color,textureanddepth Frosting-glossynotgranular,soft,notsticky,suitableflavor Filling(ifappropriate)-minimum1/4inch,fluffy,goodflavorblendwithcake.TEXTURE ............................................................................................................................................35% Buttercakes-tender,fine,evengrain,moistbutelastic. Fruitcake-notstickyorgummy,dryorcrumbly.FLAVOR ...............................................................................................................................................35% Delicateandpleasing,naturalflavorofingredientsTOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

BREADS, COFFEE CAKE AND ROLLS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGGENERALAPPEARANCE .................................................................................................................10% (Shape[proper“dome”],smoothness,crustcolor)LIGHTNESS .........................................................................................................................................10%CRUST .................................................................................................................................................10% (Thickness, quality, crispness, tenderness)CRUMB ................................................................................................................................................ 15% (Colorandtexture)TEXTURE ............................................................................................................................................25% (Nostreaksorclosegrain.Sizeanduniformityofcellwalls-Elasticity)FLAVOR ...............................................................................................................................................30% (Tasteandodor-sweet,nuttyblended)TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%


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CANNED FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND MEATS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGNOTE:Judgesdonottastenon-acidfruit,vegetablesandmeats,but jars should be opened by the judge for inspection.CONTAINER ........................................................................................................................................10%Tightlysealedcontainersofspecifiedsize,clean,neatlyandproperlylabeled.PACK ....................................................................................................................................................25%Fullness:allspaceexceptproperheadspacefilled.NeatnessanduniformityLiquidtojustcoverproductwithnoexcess.Clearwithlittle or no cloudiness or small particles, free from gas bubbles Fruit syrups have suitable proportions of sugarPRODUCT............................................................................................................................................65%Absenceofdefect.Originalfoodhighquality,freefromindicatedspoilage. Meat properly trimmedUniformity:piecesoffoodreasonablyuniforminsize(fancypacknotpractical).Colorasnearlythatofstandardcookedproductaspossible. Free from foreign matter and undue discoloration.Consistency:tenderwithoutovercooking..TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

JAMS, JELLIES, PRESERVES, AND MARMALADES – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAPPEARANCE ....................................................................................................................................30%Color:characteristicoffruit ..........................................................................................................(15%)Clearness:jelliestranslucent .......................................................................................................(10%)Container:glass,practical,clean,sealedlids,(noparaffinseals)neatlylabeled,specifiedsize&properfill ............................................................................(5%)TEXTURE ............................................................................................................................................35%Jelly:Tender:shouldquiver,cuteasilyandretainshape,nocrystals.Preserves:piecesfirmandwhole.Clear,thicksoup.Marmalades:smallthinpieces.Clear,thicksoupButters:fruitthathasbeenpressedthroughasieve.Noseparationoffruitandjuice.Jams:crushedfruit.NoseparationoffruitandjuiceFLAVOR ...............................................................................................................................................35%Characteristic,withoutexcessivesweetnessorovercookedflavor.TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

DRIED FOODS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGING AttractivenessandContainer(ifapplicable) ......................................................................................30%Color .....................................................................................................................................................20%Texture ..................................................................................................................................................20%Aroma ...................................................................................................................................................30%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

VINEGARS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAttractiveness&Container ................................................................................................................20%Appearance – particularly color ..........................................................................................................25%Texture-rightthickness,nopieces ....................................................................................................15%(specialtyvinegarmayhavefloatingherbs,butliquidmustbeofpropertexture.)Taste–naturalflavor ...........................................................................................................................40%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%


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PICKLED & RELISHED FOODS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGCONTAINER ........................................................................................................................................10%Tightlysealed,clearjars,designedforcanningofspecifiedsize,clean,neatlyandproperlylabeled.Label:Nameofproduct,dateofpackmethodused.APPEARANCE .................................................................................................................................65%Color:uniform,attractive,characteristicofkindwithno darkening on the top or discoloration of ingredients ...................................................................(15%)Size:Wholeorpiecesofsuitable,uniformsize ...........................................................................(15%) Liquid: clear with no scum on top ................................................................................................(15%) Texture ........................................................................................................................................... (20%)Pickledfruits:tender,plum,unbrokenskinsorflesh. Firm, not shriveled or overcookedVegetablepicklesorrelishes:uniformlyfirmandcrisp, not shriveled from excess salt, acid, or sugarSAFETYANDSUITABILITY ...............................................................................................................25%Choiceoffruitand/orvegetablethatissafeandsuitableforhomepackingTOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

EXTRACTING FRAME – ScorecardFrame-clean&freeofpropolis&honey ....25%Wellfilledandcapped ................................25%Honey one color ..........................................25%General appearance ...................................25%TOTAL .......................................................100%

EXTRACTED COMB HONEY – ScorecardMoisture content determined by refractometer

Flavor ...........................................................40%..Body ............................................................25%..Color ............................................................20%..Clearness ....................................................15%TOTAL .......................................................100%

POLLEN – ScorecardCleanliness,Freefromforeignmatter .......50%Freshness ...................................................25%Flavor ...........................................................25%TOTAL .......................................................100%

BEESWAX – ScorecardAroma ..........................................................35%..Cleanliness ..................................................25%..Quality of wax..............................................25%..Form ............................................................15%TOTAL .......................................................100%

PIES and PASTRIES – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAPPEARANCE(20%) ............................................................................................... 1Crust ......2CrustColor .........................................................................................................................10% ............ 10%Shape .......................................................................................................................10% ............ 10%CRUST(40%)Texture-flaky,tender ................................................................................................25% ............25%Flavor-agreeable:nopronouncedtasteoffatorsalt .............................................15% ............ 15%FILLING(40%)Flavor-naturalorwellblended. ..................................................................................15% ............ 15%Consistency-fruitmoistbutnotsyrupy;wellcooked; Filling should hold shape but be smooth and soft ..............................................15% ............ 15% Meringue-light:tender;evenlybrowned;noshrinkingfromsides;no weeping;atleast1/2inch ....................................................................................10% ........... 10%TOTALS ..........................................................................................................................100% ..........100%

AmericanSystemofJudging Awards Offered per Class: 1st- 5th Ribbons Only

Definitions used for divisions within this Department:

Professional/ Advanced Amateur Anyonewhonow,oreverhasbeen,involvedinaspecifichobbyorcraft,asaspecificoccupationforpayorameansoflivelihood.Inthissense,thedefinitionof“pay”isanycompensationthatresultsinaprofitaboveandbeyondthecostofmaterial.Thisshallalsoinclude teachers, lecturers, and judges.

AmateurAn amateur is any person who engages in an event or activity as a pastime rather than as a profession. Any money earned from sales no more than covers the cost of materials.

NoviceApersonthatisnewto,orfairlyinexperienced,usuallyinthefirstandsecondyearoflearning a hobby or craft.

(Baskets must be woven by exhibitor, not purchased)Division 201 – Basket Awards1. BestofShowBasket........................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 202 – Baskets – NoviceDivision 203 – Baskets – AmateurDivision 204 – Baskets – ProfessionalClass1. 50%ormorenaturalmaterials2. Non-organicmaterial(wire,plastic, etc), any style

3. 100%Recycledmaterials,anystyle4. Kits, any material, any style5. AnyOther(describe)

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Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Rear entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave.Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise noted Eligibility: OpentoAmateurSonomaCountyResidents. MostDivisionsinthisdepartmentarealsoopento out-of-countyRedwoodGuildofFiberArts members(exceptforCommercialYarnCrocheting Knitting,andBasketry&FiberArtworkDivisions.)

BASKETRY

BASKETS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGING Individuality of design, use of color and texture .................................................................................25%Fiber/Materials .....................................................................................................................................20%Workmanship/Technique/Finishing ....................................................................................................30%Overalleffectandappearance ............................................................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%


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Note: All ends should be hidden for commercial yarn.

Division 205 – Crocheting Awards BestofShowCrocheting ..................................................................................... .$50+Rosette

Division 206 – Crocheting, Commercial YarnClass 1. Afghan, Any2. Baby Blanket3. Doily4. DollClothes

5. AnyWearableAccessory6. Sweater7. Toys/Dolls8. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 207 – Knitting Awards BestofShowKnitting ........................................................................................... $50+Rosette

Division 208 – Knitting, Commercial YarnsClass

Opentoout-of-countyRedwoodGuildofFiberArtsmembers.

Division 209– Felting Awards BestofShowFelting ..........................................................................................$50.00+Rosette...................................................................................Sponsored by Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts Division 210 – Felted ItemsClass

Division 211 – Fiber Artwork Awards BestofShowMixedMediaFiberArt ...................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 212 – Fiber Artwork (include list of materials used)Class1. Mixed Media2. Painted,Printed&DyedTextiles3. NewTrends(e.g. knotless netting)

4. Traditional Flair (rope-making, tatting, etc.)

COMMERCIAL YARN – CROCHETING

COMMERCIAL YARN – KNITTING

1. Afghan, Any2. Baby Blanket3. Cap/Hat4. Clothing,Adult5. Clothing,Child6. Doily

7. DollClothes8. Gloves/Mittens9. AnyWearableAccessory10. Socks/Slippers11. Sweater12. AnyOther(please describe)

FELTING

1. Hand-Woven&Felted2. Knitted/Crocheted&Felted

3. 100%HandFelted4. AnyOther(please describe)

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OpentoSonomaCounty&Out-of-CountyRedwoodGuildofFiberArtsMembers.

Helpful Definitions:WPI=WrapsperinchFineYarn=(Cobweb,Lace,Fingering,Sport)1,201+yardsperpound,14ormoreWPIMedium=(DK,Worsted,Aran)601-1,200yardsperpound,10-13WPIHeavy=(Bulky,SuperBulky)(lessthan)<600yardsperpound,9orlessWPI

Special Notes:1. Skeinsshallbeaminimumof50yards.2. Anyentryreceivedwithsignsofmothswillbedisqualified.3. Sizeguidelinesarebasedonyardsperpound,withapproximateWPIequivalents.4. Pleasesecureatagstatingdivision,class,andfiberdetails.5. Entryshouldincludea3x5cardwithdivision,class,fiberanddescription.Asampleof fiber,ifavailable,shouldbeattachedtoassistwithjudging.

Division 213 – Hand Spun Fiber Yarn Awards BestofShowHandSpunYarn ......................................................................$50.00+Rosette...................................................................................Sponsored by Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts

Division 214 – Hand Spun Fiber, Single Ply YarnDivision 215 – Hand Spun Fiber, 2 or 3 Ply YarnDivision 216 – Novelty YarnsClass1. Fine yarn2. Medium yarn3. Heavy yarn

Division 217 – Off-Wheel Spun Yarn (no entry fee)Pleasespecifytypeofspindleused(drop,support,Navajo,etc.)Thecharkaisawheel.This entry must also be entered in one of the regular handspun yarn classes.Class1. Off-wheelspun

Division 218 – Naturally Dyed Yarns (no entry fee)This entry must also be entered in one of the regular handspun yarn classes.Class1. YarnthatisNaturallyDyed(indicate dye used)

SPINNING/HANDSPUN FIBER WORK – SCORECARD FOR JUDGING Workmanship .......................................................................................................................................30%Suitabilityforpurpose ..........................................................................................................................20%Technique .............................................................................................................................................20%Design ..................................................................................................................................................20%Finishing ...............................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

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Special Notes:• Theseentriesshouldinclude3x5cardwithdivisionclass,fiber&description.• Ayarnandfibersamplearerecommended.

Division 219 – Hand Spun Knit or Crocheted Awards BestofShowHandspunorCrocheted....................................................................$50+RosetteBestofWoolExploration(Division223)..... ......................................................... $30+RosetteBest100%SonomaCountyFiberHandspunHandknitItem(Div.224) ............. $50+Rosette

Division 220 – Hand Spun and Handmade – NoviceDivision 221 – Hand Spun and Handmade – AmateurDivision 222 – Hand Spun and Handmade – Professional (Item entered must be made from yarn handspun by the exhibitor and then knitted, crocheted.)Class1. Cap/Hat2. Clothing,Adult3. Clothing,Child

4. Scarf5. AnyOther(please describe)

Special Notes:• EntriesinDivisions223-227mustalsobeenteredintooneoftheregularknittedor crochetedhandspunclasses(Divisions219-222).

Division 223 – Wool Exploration (no entry fee)WoolExplorationfeaturesadifferentbreedofsheepwooleachyear.Class1. AnyitemmadefromJacob

Division 224 – 100% Sonoma County Fiber (no entry fee)• Exhibitormustindicatefiberandlocalsourceorproduceronatag–pleaseattachthis tag to the item. • Itemmustbemadefrom100%SonomaCountyproducedfiber.Class1. Any Item

Division 225 – Hand Knit or Crocheted Item from 100% Off-Wheel Spun Fiber (no entry fee) • Specifyfiberandtypeofspindleused(drop,support,Navajo,etc.).TheCharkaisa wheel.Class1. Anyknittedorcrocheteditemmadefrom100%Off-wheelspunfiber

HAND SPUN KNIT OR CROCHETED

SPECIALTY HANDSPUN KNIT OR CROCHETED

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OpentoSonomaCounty&Out-of-CountyRedwoodGuildofFiberArtsMembers.Special Notes:• All entries shall be completely the work of the entrant. • Fiberusedmustbestatedonentryformandonahang-tagattachedtothegarment.• Pleasesubmitasampleofthefiberused.• All entries must be entered, shown and judged in a regular class in the Adult Fiber Art DepartmentoftheSonomaCountyFair.• Selectionofthewinnershallbemadebyanindependentjudgewithstrong considerationgiventocreativity,qualityofspinning,suitabilityofyarnmadetothefiber anduseinthefinishedproduct,overallqualityofwork.• Entrantsshallsupplytheirownfiberforspinning,andmayuseanyformobtainable.• Useofthefibermustbeaminimumof50%.

Division 226 Special AwardSpinnersChallengePerpetualTrophy .................................................bySonomaCountyFair Division 227 – Spinners Challenge (no entry fee)Class1. Silk–finisheditemshouldbemadeof50%ormoreofthechallengefiber


Division 228 – Hand-Woven Awards BestofShowWovenItem ....................................................................................$50+RosetteThe following awards are sponsored by the Redwood Guild of Fiber ArtsBestHand-WovenRugorBlanket, Mary Moe Memorial Award ....................................$50.00BestHand-WovenWearable ...........................................................................................$50.00BestHand-WovenNon-Wearable ...................................................................................$50.00

Division 229 – Hand-Woven Item – Handspun Yarn – NoviceDivision 230 – Hand-Woven Item – Handspun Yarn – AmateurDivision 231 – Hand-Woven Item – Handspun Yarn – Professional (Aminimumof40%offiberusedinwovenitemmustbehandspun.Submitasample offibersandyarn.)Class1. Rug or Blanket2.Non-WearableDecorative3. Non-WearableUtility(towel, napkin, etc.)4. Scarf

5. WearableAccessory,Other6. WearableGarment(Blouses,Coats, Shawlsetc.)7. Any Item (please describe)

Division 232 – Hand-Woven Item – Commercial Yarn – NoviceDivision 233 – Hand-Woven Item – Commercial Yarn – AmateurDivision 234 – Hand-Woven Item – Commercial Yarn – ProfessionalClass1. Rug or Blanket2.Non-WearableDecorative3. Non-WearableUtility4. Scarf

5. WearableAccessory,Other6. WearableGarment(Blouses,Coats, Shawlsetc.)7. Any Item (please describe)

SPINNERS CHALLENGE

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KNITTING – SCORECARD FOR JUDGING Workmanship .......................................................................................................................................25%Originality/Creativity ............................................................................................................................20%VisualDesign .......................................................................................................................................30%Colorharmony .....................................................................................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

FIBERWORK – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGIndividualityofDesign .........................................................................................................................40%Fiber appropriate to use ......................................................................................................................30%Technique appropriate for design .......................................................................................................10%Workmanshiponfinishofarticle .........................................................................................................10%Suitabilityofarticleforpurpose...........................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

SPINNERS CHALLENGE – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGCREATIVITY: Originalityofdesignandtechnique;useofcolortexture ............................................................40%SPINNINGQUALITY: Consistencyofgrist ......................................................................................................................10% Sizeandgristofyarnappropriatetofiberused ..........................................................................20% Finished project demonstrates appropriate use of yarn made ...................................................20%FINISHING: Blocking, fulling, seaming appropriate for intended use .............................................................10%TOTAL ........................................................………………………………………………………………..100%

WEAVING – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................25%Originality/Creativity ............................................................................................................................20%VisualDesign .......................................................................................................................................30%Colorharmony .....................................................................................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

CROCHETING – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGIndividualityofDesign .........................................................................................................................40%Colorharmony ................................................................................................................................... .20%Texture harmony ..................................................................................................................................10%Technique appropriate for design .......................................................................................................10%Workmanshiponfinishofarticle .........................................................................................................10%Suitabilityofarticleforpurpose...........................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

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ADULT FINE ARTSAmericanSystemofJudging


Special Rules1. AllFineArtDepartmententriesMUSTbeoriginalandhavebeencreatedwithin two years from the opening date of the fair to be eligible for exhibit. All artwork that does not meet this requirement will be disqualified by the judges. 2. Noreproductionsofotherart,nopaintedphotos.3. Paintings/artworkmustbeframed,readytohangwithwireattached.Useeyescrews available at framing/hardware stores. Paintings/artwork not ready to be hung adequatelyorconsideredunsafefordisplaywillberejectedatpointofdelivery.Studio canvasisacceptablehowever,edgesmustbecompletelyfinished.Noheavyor ornateframes.HotGlue,DuctTapeoranyothertypeofglues/tapescanNOTbeused to secure wire hangers to the back of the exhibit.

4. Nokitsorpaintbynumbers.Allartworkmustbeingoodtasteandsuitableforfamily viewingoritwillbedisallowedbymanagement.Nonudityorpartialnudity.5. Framed or flat artwork must not exceed 36” X 48” in size including frame. Any exhibits not meeting size requirements will be rejected at time of delivery.6. Exhibitorisresponsibleforaffixingthecorrectentrytagtotheirpainting/artworkto assure that the information listed (title, price (optional), etc. is correct. If information is notcorrect,theexhibitormustseethe“Transfer/CorrectionClerk”foranysuch transfersorcorrections.Pricesarefinalafterexhibitisreceived.7. Exhibitor must initial on the back of entry card provided by the fair acknowledging agreement of the price listed on the front of card.8. Entry must have exhibitor name and phone number on the back of the exhibit.9. StateRule:Noexhibitorsshallreceivemorethantwocashawardsinanyone class for the same kind of exhibit.10. Weightlimit20lbs.11. OpentobothamateurandprofessionalSonomaCountyartists.12. The exhibitor will have the option to sell their Fine Art Exhibit(s). Title and selling price mustbeontheEntryForm.Sellingpricecannotbechangedonceentrieshavebeen received. If changes are noted afterward, items will be marked not for sale.

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Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: WoodCarving/Whittlers:Monday,July15, 12:00noonto7:00p.m. Others:Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: July 15: Front of Garrett Building July 19 & 20: Rear entrance of Kraft Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m. (Check-InfrontofGarrettBuilding)Entry Fee: $5.00perentryEntry Limit: SeeDivisionSpecificsEligibility: OpentoAmateurSonomaCountyResidents Some divisions are open for professional artists


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13. PricingSuggestion:Costx2.5+TimeValue=SalePrice14. 15%commissionwillbechargedforanypaintings/artworkthatsell.Checksforany artwork sold will be mailed to exhibitor 4 weeks after the Fair closes.15. Art and Photography sold will be sent home with the buyer.16. NocomputergeneratedartintheFineArtDepartment,withtheexceptionofComputer SkillsDivision.17. Wetpaintingswillnotbeaccepted.(No exceptions)18. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyexhibitsnotpickedupbyrelease date. The Fair will only store such exhibits for only 2 weeks after release date. After that date, the Fair reserves the right to donate such items to a local charity.

Important Definitions (Exhibitor must only enter as one):AmateurThosewhoengageinthisfieldasaHOBBYorfortheloveofthework,whosereturnfromsales, if any, do not exceed the cost of the materials for the articles sold and who are not otherwise remunerated because of engaging in this work except for cash prizes and awards.

Advanced Amateur These divisions open to exhibitors whose skills and intensive training approach the level of professionals, however, they are not practicing professionals and do not engage in this work for a livelihood. Anyone who has entered in a professional category at any competition is ineligible.

ProfessionalAnyonewhonoworeverhasbeeninvolvedinthisfieldasaspecificoccupationforpayorameansoflivelihood.Inthissensethedefinitionof“pay”isanycompensationthatresultsinaprofitaboveandbeyondthecostofmaterial.Thisshallalsoincludeteachers,lecturersand judges.

FINE ARTS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship ..............................................................................................................................................

UtilizationofMedium ...............................................................................................................10%

Difficulty ....................................................................................................................................10%

TechnicalSkills ........................................................................................................................15%

Originality/Creativity ...................................................................................................................................

Artistic Impact ..........................................................................................................................10%

3-DimensionalFeatures ..........................................................................................................10%

Composition .............................................................................................................................15%Appearance/TotalEffect/OverallDesign&Proportions ........................................................................... Correctness ..............................................................................................................................10% CareinExecution .....................................................................................................................10% Finish ........................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

POETRY – SCORECARD FOR JUDGING

Basic format .........................................................................................................................................30%Structuraldetails(verse .......................................................................................................................20%Rhymeandmeter(technicalmerit,wordflowfreely ..........................................................................25%Imagery, mood, and word choice (emotional impact .........................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%


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Entry Limit:2entriesperclass-maximum6entriesperexhibitor

Division 300 – Art AwardsBestofShow,Amateur .........................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShow,AdvancedAmateur ......................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShow,Professional ..................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofDivision..........................................................................................................$25+Ribbon

Amateur Divisions: Division 301 – Painting, Acrylic Division 302 – Painting, Oil Division 303 – Drawing & Graphics Division 304 – Aqua Media (Pen, Ink, Charcoal, Colored Pencil, (Watercolor, Gouache, Tempera, Scratchboard etc.) Asian Brush Paining) Division 305 – Pastel Division 306 – Mixed Media & Collage (Soft Pastels, Oil Pastels, Semi-Hard) Division 307 – Printmaking-Relief (Woodcut, Wood Engraving, Linocut, Metalcut); Intaglio(Engraving,Etching,Mezzotint,Aquatint);Planographic(Lithography, Monotyping); Stencil (Screen Printing, Pochoir), etc. Advanced Amateur Divisions: Division 308 – Painting, Acrylic Division 309 – Painting, Oil Division 310 – Drawing & Graphics Division 311 – Aqua Media (Pen, Ink, Charcoal, Colored Pencil, (Watercolor, Gouache, Tempera, Scratchboard etc.) Asian Brush Paining) Division 312 – Pastel Division 313 – Mixed Media & Collage (Soft Pastels, Oil Pastels, Semi-Hard) Division 314 – Printmaking-Relief (Woodcut, Wood Engraving, Linocut, Metalcut); Intaglio(Engraving,Etching,Mezzotint,Aquatint);Planographic(Lithography, Monotyping); Stencil (Screen Printing, Pochoir), etc. Professional Divisions: Division 315 – Painting, Acrylic Division 316 – Painting, Oil Division 317 – Drawing & Graphics Division 318 – Aqua Media (Pen, Ink, Charcoal, Colored Pencil, (Watercolor, Gouache, Tempera, Scratchboard etc.) Asian Brush Paining) Division 319 – Pastel Division 320 – Mixed Media & Collage (Soft Pastels, Oil Pastels, Semi-Hard) Division 321 – Printmaking-Relief (Woodcut, Wood Engraving, Linocut, Metalcut); Intaglio(Engraving,Etching,Mezzotint,Aquatint);Planographic(Lithography, Monotyping); Stencil (Screen Printing, Pochoir), etc. Class1. Abstract2. Animal (domestic, farm or wildlife) 3 Architectural (list location in description) 4. Landscape (farms, ranches, vineyards, gardens, etc.) 5. Water(a scene or view of the sea and/ or seashore, waterway, river etc.) 6. People/Portrait (posed or unposed) 7. StillLife(smallinanimateobjects)8. AnyOther(must not be eligible for any of the above classes, please describe)


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CARTOONSEntry Limit: 2 entries per exhibitor per class

Special Rules1. All cartoons must be original and created within the last year from the opening date of fair.2. Worksmustbematted,readytohangwithwireandfilamentattached.Worksmay be framed if desired, as long as they have the wire for hanging. (If framing, please refertopage32forframingrequirementsinthisdepartment.)3. Maximumsizeofpanelis18”x20”(includingframe)4. Exhibit must be in good taste and suitable for family viewing or it will be disallowed by management.

Division 322 – Cartoon AwardsBestofShow,Cartoon .........................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 323 – CartoonClass1. SinglePanel,Black&White2. SinglePanel,Color3. MultiPanel(3or4PanelStrip),Black& White

4. MultiPanel(3or4PanelStrip),Color5. AnyOther(pleasedescribe)

Entry Limit: 2 entries per exhibitor per class

Division 326 – Computer Skills AwardsBestofShow ...................................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 327 – Computer SkillsClass1. DigitalMediaArtwork(Items in this division include use of digital manipulation software) 2. GraphicDesign (provide printed sample of work)


Division 328 – Glass Art Awards BestofShow,AmateurGlassArt...........................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShow,AdvancedAmateurGlassArt.........................................................$50+RosetteBestofShow,ProfessionalGlassArt....................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 329 – Glass Art – AmateurDivision 330 – Glass Art – Advanced AmateurDivision 331 – Glass Art – ProfessionalClass1. Fused 2. Any other (please describe)

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Division 332 – Pottery Awards BestofShow,Pottery,Amateur ........................................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow,Pottery,AdvancedAmateur ......................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow,Pottery,Professional..................................................................... $50+Rosette

Division 333 – Pottery – AmateurDivision 334 – Pottery – Advanced AmateurDivision 335 – Pottery – ProfessionalClass1. Functional, Hand Built2.DecorativeHandBuilt3. Wheel,Functional

4. Wheel,Decorative5. AnyOther(please describe)


Special Rules:1. Sculpturesthatrequiresupportmusthaveproperstandsprovidedbyexhibitor;exhibits maynotbeleanedagainstobjects,(Note:Ifyouprefertohandleyourexhibitrather than fair personnel, please notify building superintendent when you deliver your exhibit.)

Division 336 – Sculpture Awards BestofShow,Sculptures,Amateur ..................................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow,Sculptures,AdvancedAmateur ................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow,Sculptures,Professional .............................................................. $50+Rosette

Division 337 – Sculptures – AmateurDivision 338 – Sculptures – Advanced AmateurDivision 339 – Sculptures – ProfessionalsClass1. Clay2. Metal-nojewelry3. Mixed Media

4. Wood5. AnyOther(please describe)

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Wood Carving and Whittling premiums paid by Sonoma County Fair and California Carvers Guild

Receiving: Monday,July15,12:00noonto7:00p.m.(FrontofGarrettBuilding)Entry Limit: 2 entries per exhibitor per classDivision 340 – Wood Carving & Whittling AwardsBestofShow,WoodCarvingandWhittling,Amateur...........................................$50+RosetteBestofShow,WoodCarvingandWhittling,Professional....................................$50+Rosette

Division 341 – Wood Carving & Whittling, AmateurDivision 342 – Wood Carving & Whittling, ProfessionalClass1. Animals 2. Relief 3. Human

4. WalkingStickandCanes5. Pyrography(WoodBurning)6. AnyOther(pleasedescribe)


Division 343 – Poetry AwardsBestofShow .........................................................................................................$50+Rosette

Special Rules1. Please submit your entry on a plain 8 ½ x 11 piece of paper, no embellishments for judging and a second copy of the poem must be submitted at the same time that is matted and ready to hang for display only, size not to exceed 24” x 24” – no frames.2. Nonameshouldappearonun-mattedjudgingcopy.Ondisplaycopy,exhibitor’s name,address,andphoneshouldbeaffixedtotheback.Nonamemayappearonthe front. Illustrated poems should also list the photographer or artist.3. All entries should be titled, with the title appearing in the online entry and judging copy.4. Entries must be original and written in English, typewritten or computer generated. Nohandwrittenentrieswillbeaccepted.5. Definitions:Traditional–Anyestablishedformusingrhymeandmeter.Example: sonnet,odeandballad.FreeVerse–verseseparatedintolinesbutwithoutdefinable rhymeandmeter.Freeversehasnoidentifiablerule.Itisoftencadencedorrhythmical in a loose way.

Division 344 – PoetryClass1. Traditional form, 32 lines or less2. Free Verse, 24 lines or less3. Light or Humorous, any form, 16 lines or less4. Cowboy Poetry5. AnyOther,32linesorless(pleasedescribe)

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RULES:1. CutFlowersmust have been grown by the exhibitor.Commercialgrowersarenot eligibletoenterCutFlowerdivisions.2. CutFlowersmustbeinwatertohelppreservefreshness.3. Exhibitors should specify variety or cultivar, if known, so it can be included on the tag.4. Flowerentrieswithoutrequirednumberofstemsorbloomswillbedisqualified.5. Foliage (leaves) must be on stems. Remove foliage below waterline.6. A bloom must be at least 1/4 open (a bud is not a bloom).7. Stemmayhavenosidebuds.8. Flowers entered into “Any other” are ineligible for any other class in that division. 9. Forcutflowersenteredinto“Anyother“divisiontocompeteforBestofShowthe varietymustbespecified.10. Longerstemsareencouraged.11. No poisonous plants are allowed.12. Exhibits showing signs of spoilage, wilt, molding, etc. will be discarded. 13. Exhibitors must use containers provided by Fair.

RULES:1. Exhibits must be in place and ready for judging by 9:00 a.m.onthespecifieddates. Arrangements will be moved to holding tables on the next judging date. Exhibitors shouldclaimarrangementsnolaterthan9:00a.m.onthedayofthenewjudging.2. Exhibits must be maintained by the exhibitor. Any exhibits not kept in fresh condition willberemoved.Refurbishingofarrangementscanbedoneeachmorningfrom8:00 a.m.to9:00a.m.3. Spaceallottedforarrangements: • MiniatureArrangements–Under6incheswide,6inchesdeepand6incheshigh • StandardArrangements–24incheswide,30inchesdeepand45incheshigh Displays,arrangementsmustbeabletobecarriedby1person.4. Exhibitors bringing portable backgrounds must bring support for same.5. Arrangementisdefinedassomethingthatcaneasilybehandledandmovedbyone person.Notmorethan20lbs.6. Arrangementswillbedisqualifiediftheydon’tmeetsizerequirements.Theywillbe reviewedbytheSuperintendenttoinsuretheyareappropriatefortheclass.7. TheJudgeswillselectBestofShowarrangements.8. Accessories are permitted “Accessories” may be interpreted as one or more components of the design.9. All entries must contain fresh flower(s) & fresh plant material (Unlessspecifiedin schedule, i.e. all “foliage” arrangement).Freshplantmaterialincludesflowers, grasses,branches,fruitsandvegetables.FruitandvegetablesMUSTNOTBECUT OPEN.Somedriedmaterialsmaybeused.

CUT FLOWERS & FRESH HERBS RULES

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Pre-Fair,Tuesday,July30,7:00a.m.to1:00p.m. Day1,Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m. Day2,Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Drop off Location: FrontdooroftheGardenBuilding.Youcandrivein Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley Road.Entry Fee: $1.00percutflower/produceentry $2.00AllOther $5.00perentryforWheelbarrow

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10. Freshplantmaterialmustnotbedyed,sprayed,paintedetc..Driedmaterialmaybe treated this way.11. Imitationorartificialplantmaterialisnotpermitted.Artificialfruits&vegetablesare permittedunlessspecified.12. Fair reserves the right to move arrangements, if necessary.13. Musthaveidentificationonbottomofyourarrangements.SonomaCountyFairwill not be responsible for loss or damage to personal property of exhibitors. Personal propertymustbesecuredtothearrangement-Ifyoudon’twanttoloseit,don’tuseit!14. ExhibitorisNOTallowedtomakeanychangesorsubstitutionswithoutgoingthrough the“Check-in”process.Itisuptotheexhibitortoreadtheir“EntryTag”carefully.15. PREMIUMS/AWARDS Premium ribbons tags or cards have no value as payment. Premiums are paid only from the records of the judging sheets. Premium checks will be issued as soon as auditing and processing can be completed.16. SCALEOFPOINTS Scaleofpointsisusedinordertoarbitratedisputesbetweenjudgesorindetermining the winner in a very close competition.17. RE-JUDGING Undernocircumstanceswillanyentrywhichhasbeenpreviouslyjudgedbe “re-judged”duetothedisqualificationorremovalofanotherentry.

Definitions used for Floral Arrangement Divisions

AMATEUR:ThosewhoengageinflowerarrangingasaHOBBYorfortheloveofthework, whose return from sales, if any, do not exceed the cost of the materials for the item sold and who are not otherwise remunerated on account of engaging in this work except for cash prizes and awards.

ADVANCED AMATEUR: Those exhibitors whose skills and intensive training approach the level of professional, however, they are not a practicing professional and do not engage in this work for a livelihood. This shall also include teachers, lecturers and judges.

PROFESSIONAL:Anyonewhonow,oreverhasbeen,involvedinflowerarrangingasaspecificoccupationforpayorameansoflivelihood.Inthissense,thedefinitionof“pay”isanycompensationthatresultsinaprofitaboveandbeyondthecostofmaterial.

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS RULES

Division 400 – Arrangement Sweepstakes AwardsAnyoneexhibitingisconsideredforsweepstakes.Sweepstakesinarrangementswillbetalliedbasedon2daysaccumulatedplacing.Nofeeisrequired.Thesweepstakeswinnerswilleachreceivea$50.00cashawardsponsoredbySonomaCountyFair.Plaques will also be awarded. ArrangementSweepstakes–Professional ..................................................... $50.00+PlaqueArrangementSweepstakes–Non-Professional(AmateurandAdvancedAmateur)................................................................................................................................$50.00+Plaque

Sweepstakeswillbecalculatedasfollows(StateRules): FirstAward–5points/SecondAward–3points/ThirdAward–1point TheSuperintendentwillhavetotalsforexhibitorscompetinginthe“Arrangement Sweepstakes”bythelastdayoftheFair.Totalpointscanbeobtainedthen.


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AmericanSystemofJudgingAwards Offered per Class

1st- 5th Ribbons Only

Rules1. Fair personnel will give daily care to plants. Please leave instructions on special care or watering needs with superintendent. If you prefer, you may do your own watering betweenthehoursof7:00to9:00a.m.daily.Ifyouwishtodosopleaseletbuilding monitor know so that the correct pass can be issued.2. If exhibitors choose to enter a hanging plant they must provide their own plant stand to display the plant, otherwise it will be placed on a table.3. Ifaplantqualifiesforaspecificclassitmustbeenteredinthatclassratherthanin “Any other.”4. Fairpersonnelarenotresponsibleforribbons,flowers,and/orarrangementsnot picked up on changeover days.5. Nopoisonousplantsallowed.6. All plants should be groomed before arrival (removedeadleaves/flowers.)

(For Cactus & Succulents)7. Please list botanical names of plants if available.8. There should be only one single variety of cactus or succulent potted in container unless you are exhibiting in the dish garden class. Exhibits with multiple varieties in container will not be judged.

(For Terrariums & Fairy Gardens)9. Gift Planters are considered a “living planted gift” given to an individual as a gift.10. GiftPlantermustbeinadecorativecontainer(ceramic, metal, wood, etc.). Tops of planter must be covered in decorative rock, bark, sand, moss, etc. Planter must be abletobecarriedbytheexhibitor.Additionalaccessoriesmaybeused;twigs,animals, characters,etc.Youareencouragedtodecoratetheoutsideoftheplanter.11. Allgiftplantersmusthaveplantsidentifiedwithbotanicalname.Namescanbeprinted on a popsicle stick, plastic tab, etc. and inserted into the planter. The container should be no more than 24 inches in diameter with at least three varieties unless noted.12. Therewillbenospeciallightingfortheseexhibits.Overheadflorescentlightingwillbe used.

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Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Tuesday,July30,7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front door of Garden Building Entry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor, per classEntry Fee: $1.00perCutFlower/Produce $2.00perAllOther $5.00perentryforWheelbarrowsExhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.


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Division 401 – Potted Plant AwardsBestPottedPlantofShow.................................................................................... $50+Rosette

Size RequirementsMicro: Less than 8' in any directionMini: Less than 16 inches in any dimension and at least 8 inches in one dimensionStandard:16inchesormore

Division 402 – Potted PlantsClass1. Cacti&succulents,Micro2. Cacti&succulents,Mini3. Cacti&succulents,Standard4. HonNonBo/Penjing/Saikei,Mini5. Waterfeature,Mini6. ExhibitorsChoice(anysize)7. Coleus8. SpiderPlant9. Philodendron10. AfricanViolet11. Fushia12. Begonia13. DishGarden(mixed succulents & cacti) – arranged in garden container, no more than 24” in diameter) at least 3 varieties14. DishGarden(succulents – no cactus – arranged in garden container, no more than 24” in diameter) at least 3 varieties15. DishGarden(cactus – no succulents – arranged in garden container, no more than 24” in diameter) at least 3 varieties16. AnyOtherpleasedescribe.

Division 403 – Terrariums & Fairy Garden Awards BestofShowTerrarium/FairyGarden ................................................................ $50+Rosette

Division 404 – Terrariums (at least three varieties of plants)Class1. Zen(Singleplant) 4. Aquarium (no larger than 5 gallons)2. ClassicFishBowl 5. AnyOther(please describe)3. Recycled Glass (please describe) Division 405 – Fairy GardensPlantercontainerislargerthan10inchesindiameterbutnomorethan24inches.Class1. Cowboy/Western Theme 2.AnyOther

POTTED PLANTS – PREFAIR

POTTED PLANTS: TERRARIUMS & FAIRY GARDENS - PREFAIR

AmericanSystemofJudgingCash Awards per class for Group Gardens

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $25.00 $10.00RibbonsOnly

Rules1. Garden is to be planted in a wheelbarrow, garden cart or small wagon.2. Containermustbepre-plantedandcontainaminimumof5varietiesofvegetable plants to be eligible. Plants should be labeled.3. Gardenscanhaveflowersandherbsinadditiontovegetables.Creativityis encouraged, have fun with it!Note:Wheelbarrowswillbedisplayedoutside.Staffwillwaterthemdaily.

Division 406 – Wheelbarrow Garden Project Class1. Pre-School/ElementarySchool 4. FamilyGroup2. MiddleSchool/HighSchool 5. Individual3. CommunityGroup


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Exhibits Received: Tuesday,July30,7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.Drop-Off Location: FrontoftheGarrettBuilding(Check-inatGardenBldg.)Exhibits Fee: $5perentryExhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.


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Division 407 – Cut Flowers Day 1 Awards BestRoseofShow ............................................................................................... $50+RosetteMostFragrantRoseofShow ................................................................................$10+RosetteBestMinifloraorMiniature ....................................................................................$10+Rosette

Division 408 – Floribundas And Polyanthas 1 spray, 2 or more blooms on 1 stem unless otherwise statedClass1. MauveorRusset 6. WhiteorNearWhite2. OrangeandOrangeBlend 7. Yellow3. PinkandPinkBlend 8. AnyOtherColor(please describe)4. Red 9. Solitary–1bloomon1stem5. Red Blend

Division 409 – Hybrid Teas/Grandiflora 1 bloom on 1 stem, unless otherwise statedClass1. MauveorRusset 6. WhiteorNearWhite2. OrangeandOrangeBlend 7. Yellow3. PinkandPinkBlend 8. AnyOtherColor(please describe)4. Red 9. 1Spray,AnyColor5. Red Blend

Division 410 - Miniflora - 1 bloom on 1 stem Class1. OrangeandOrangeblend 4.White2. Pink 5. AnyOtherColor(please describe)3. Red varieties Division 411 – Miniature - 1 bloom on 1 stem Class1. MauveorRusset 6. WhiteorNearWhite2. OrangeandOrangeBlend 7. Yellow3. PinkandPinkBlend 8. AnyOtherColor(please describe)4. Red 5. Red Blend

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m. to9:00a.m.Drop Off Location: Front door of Garden Building Enter through Gate 2 on Bennett Valley RoadEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor, per classEntry Fee: $1.00perCutFlower/Produce $2.00perArrangementExhibits Released: Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.

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Division 412 – Miniature or Miniflora Spray - 2 or more blooms on 1 stemClass1. MauveorRusset 6. WhiteorNearWhite2. OrangeandOrangeBlend 7. Yellow3. Pink and Pink Blend 8. Any other color (please describe)4. Red 9. Collection–3sprays,1variety5. RedBlend 10. Collection–5sprays,anyvariety

Division 413 – Bouquet of RosesClass1. Bouquet of Roses, 5 or more stems

Division 414 – Other Roses - 1 bloom on 1 stemClass1. OldGardenRose,singlestem 2. ClimbingRose introducedbefore1900 3. ShrubRose(1 Bloom or 1 Spray) (1 Bloom or 1 Spray) 4. AnyOtherClassificationofRose

Division 415 – Most Fragrant Rose of ShowClass1. Exhibitor’sChoice(Judged on fragrance only!)

Division 416 – Floral Arrangements Day 1 Awards BestofShow–AmateurArrangement ................................................................ $50+RosetteBestofShow–AdvancedAmateurArrangement .............................................. $50+RosetteBestofShow–ProfessionalArrangement ......................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow–LargeAmateur&AdvancedArrangement ................................ $50+RosetteBestofShow–LargeProfessionalArrangement ............................................... $50+RosetteMinis: Under6”Wx6”Dx6”Hinanydirection–Includingbase Division 417 – Amateur Division 418 – Advanced Amateur Division 419 – Professional Class1. "SanAntonioRose"2. "Lily,RosemaryandtheJackofHearts"

Standard: Upto24”Wx30”Dx45”Hinanydirection Division 420 – Amateur Division 421 – Advanced Amateur Division 422 – Professional Class1. Arrangers choice created in a cowboy boot2. "DaisyPetalPickin'"

Special Large Arrangement: Upto40”Wx30”Dx72”Hinanydirection Division 423 – Amateur & Advanced Amateur Division 424 – Professional Class1. "Sunflower"


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Division 440 – Cut Flowers Day 2 Awards BestCutFlowerofShow ...................................................................................... $50+Rosette

Division 441 – Gladiolus – 1 spikeClass1. Red 7. White2. Green 8. Yellow3. Lavender/Purple/Violet 9. Pixiola–LightColor4. Pink/Rose 10. Pixiola–DarkColor5. Orange/Salmon 11. AnyOther(please describe)6. Smoky Division 442 – Common Yarrow – 3 stemsClass1. Yellow 2. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 443 – Hydrangeas – 1 stem, 3 stems for dwarfClass1. Blue 3. LaceCap 5. AnyOther (please describe) 2. Pink 4. Dwarf,anycolor Division 444 – DahliasClass1. Large,White–1bloom 9. Collarette2. Large,Lavender–1bloom 10. Pompom's2"–2blooms3. Large,Yellow–1bloom 11. Miniature–2blooms4. Large, Red – 1 bloom 12. Ball type – 1 bloom 5. LargeBi-Color–1bloom 13. AnyOther1–bloom(please describe)6. Semi-Cactus–1bloom 7. Cactus,DarkColor–1bloom 8. Cactus,LightColor–1bloom

Division 445 – Other – 3 stemsClass1. Agapanthus – 1 stem 2. Aster – 3 stems3. Blooming Vine – 1 stem 4. BloomingShrub–1stem5. Carnations–3stems 6. CosmosSensation–3stems7. Daisies-Gloriosa–3stems8. Daisies-Shasta–3stems9. Daisies-AnyOther–3stems10. Dianthus-Single-flowered–3stems11. Dianthus-Double-flowered–3stems12. Delphinium–1stem13. Gerbera,Single,AnyColor–3stems

14. Gerbera,DoubleorSemi-Double, any color – 3 stems15. Geraniums,Double–3stems16. Geraniums,Single–3stems17. PelagoniumMarthaWashington–3 Stems18. Phlox – 3 stems19. Rubrum Lily – 1 stem20. Scabiosa–3stems21. Snapdragons–3stems22. Stock–3stems23. AnyOtherFlower(please describe) – 3 stems

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m. to9:00a.m.Drop Off Location: Front door of Garden Building Entry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor, per classEntry Fee: $1.00perCutFlower/Produce $2.00perArrangementExhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.

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Division 446 – Marigold – 3 stemsClass1. African2. French–Double

3. French-Single

Division 447 – Petunia – 3 bloomsClass1. Ruffled 3. Double2. Giant 4. AnyOther(please describe) Division 448 – Zinnia – 3 stemsClass1. Ball 2. Cactus3. NoveltyType(whirligig)4. Cupid5. Large–Flowered–AnyColor6. ExtraDwarf–Single7. ExtraDwarf–Double

8. DahliaFlowered–PinktoPurple9. DahliaFlowered–YellowtoGold10. DahliaFlowered–AnyOther11. Pompon or Lilliput12. Cut&ComeAgain13. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 449 – Sunflower – 1 stemClass1. White 4. Orange2. Light/DarkYellow/Orange 5. AnyMiniature3. Red/Purple 6. AnyOther(please describe) Division 450 – Other - Mixed Bouquet Acollectionofflowersfromonegarden(people’schoice)judgedonhowcolorfuland variedthebouquet.Exhibitortoprovidecontainer–maximumsize5”tallwith5”openingClass1. Mixed Bouquet

Division 451 – Begonias, Tuberous – 1 bloomClass1. Salmon 4. Pink2. White 5. Red3. Yellow 6. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 452 – Fuchsias – Blooms only, no stemsClass1. Single–3-5blooms 3. Semi-Double–3-5blooms2. Double–3-5blooms 4. AnyOther(pleasedescribe)T

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Division 453 – Floral Arrangements Day 2 Awards BestofShow–AmateurArrangement ................................................................ $50+RosetteBestofShow–AdvancedAmateurArrangement .............................................. $50+RosetteBestofShow–ProfessionalArrangement ......................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow–LargeAmateur&AdvancedArrangement ................................ $50+RosetteBestofShow–LargeProfessionalArrangement ............................................... $50+Rosette

Minis: Under6”Wx6”Dx6”Hinanydirection–Includingbase Division 454 – Amateur Division 455 – Advanced Amateur Division 456 – Professional Class1. Arrangementusingtints,shadesofonecolorofflower.(Greenerymaybedifferent color.)2. "WildFlower"

Standard: Upto24”Wx30”Dx45”Hinanydirection Division 457 – Amateur Division 458 – Advanced Amateur Division 459 – ProfessionalClass1. Arrangement in a mason jar2. "18WheelsandaDozenRoses"3. "FlowersontheWall"

Special Large Arrangement: Upto40”Wx30”Dx72”HinanydirectionEntry Limit: 1 per exhibitor Division 460 – Amateur & Advanced Amateur Division 461 – Professional Class1. BacktoOurRootsinCowboyBoots

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Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m. to9:00a.m.Drop Off Location: Front door of Garden Building Entry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor, per classEntry Fee: $1.00perCutFlower/ProduceExhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.

Rules1. NoWaxingofFruitorVegetables2. Exhibits showing signs of spoilage, wilt, molding, etc. will be discarded3. Improperfruit/vegetablecountwillbedisqualified.4. Exhibits not picked up by release date will be discarded.

Division 462 – Garden Produce AwardsBestofShowFruit.....................................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowVegetable ...................................................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShowHerb ................................................................................................ $50+RosetteBestofShowGardenProduce ............................................................................ $50+RosetteBestofShowGimmicks ....................................................................................... $50+Rosette

Division 463 – FruitClass1. Apples-32. Citrus-33. Berries-6(Pleaseidentify) 4. Nectar,Peach,Apricot-35. Plums,Pulots-36. Melons-17. Any other (please identify)

Division 464 – Heirloom VegetablesClass1. Beans-6 7. Onions-1bunch2. Tomatoes-3 8. Potatoes-33. Peppers-4 9. Radishes-1bunch4. Leafyandstemvegetable-1 10. Garlic-3bulb5. Vinecropvegetable-3 11 AnyOther(pleasespecify)6. Podvegetables-4

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Division 465 – Fresh Cut Herbs (Bouquetinpintjarwithwater,NOLIDS)Class1. Basil 7. Rosemary2. Bay 8. Sage3. Chives 9. Tarragon4. Cilantro 10. Thyme5. Oregano 11. Anyothercookingherb(please identify)6. Parsley 12. Any other medicinal herb (please identify)


Rules1. A combination of 5 different varieties chosen from the vegetables division, attractively arranged in a suitable container. 2. Numberofspecimenspervarietyisdependentuponfillingthemaximumspace allowed, which is 12” x 24”. 3. Varietiesmustbeidentifiedonalabelcontainedintheexhibit.

Division 466 – Gardener’s ChoiceClass1. Gardner'sChoice

Division 468 – Gimmicks1. Tallest Forage (Roots will not be included in measurement; Please provide 1 each. No soil.)2. Heaviest Fruit3. Heaviest Vegetable4. UnusualShapeFruit/Vegetable5. UnusualColorFruit/Vegetable

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CACTUS & SUCCULENTS – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGGeneralCondition-maturity,grooming,color&size ..........................................................................65%Staging-container,size,color,cleanliness,appropriateness ............................................................20%Rarity ....................................................................................................................................................10%Nomenclature .........................................................................................................................................5%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

CUT FLOWERS – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGCulturalPerfection ...............................................................................................................................60% Form, color substance, abundance of bloom .......................................................................... (20%) Sizeaccordingtospeciesorvariety ........................................................................................ (20%) Foliage and stems .................................................................................................................... (20%)Distinctionofspeciesorvariety ..........................................................................................................20%Condition ..............................................................................................................................................20%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

FARM FRESH SEASONAL PRODUCE BOX – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGQualityofproduceincluded(Color,size,ripeness,blemishfree) .....................................................60%Cleanlinessofproduce ........................................................................................................................20%Presentation (attractively displayed, produce labeled, recipes, etc) .................................................20%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGScale .....................................................................................................................................................35%Design ..................................................................................................................................................25%Color&TextureHarmony ....................................................................................................................20%Originality&ArtisticDisplay ................................................................................................................10%Interpretation of Theme .........................................................................................................................5%BasicConstruction-mechanics .............................................................................................................5%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

GARDEN PRODUCE – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGArtistic effect ........................................................................................................................................35%Scale .....................................................................................................................................................20%Form-accordingtoage&growth ........................................................................................................20%Horticulture quality & condition of plant .............................................................................................10%Age and rarity .......................................................................................................................................10%Correctandsuitablelabeling ................................................................................................................5%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

POTTED PLANTS, ALL OTHER – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGHorticulture quality & condition of plant ..............................................................................................30%SizeAccordingtoVariety ....................................................................................................................30%Color,Form,SubstanceorTextureofBloom/Foliage ........................................................................15%Grooming .............................................................................................................................................10%Correctandsuitablelabeling ..............................................................................................................15%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

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Theme: “A Country Garden of Songs”

Designer-Director:GregDuncanHall of Flowers 2019 Dedication: Urban Tree Farm

Rules1. JudgingwillbeconductedusingtheDanishSystem,whichisacomparisonofeach exhibitonitsownmeritagainstthescorecardandawardedasmanyfirstorsecond placingasmerited.Firstplacegardensmustreceiveanaveragescoreof90pointsor above.Secondplacegardensmustscoreaverageof80to89points.2. Designermustapproveallpropsusedingardens.Mannequinsnotallowed.3. PleasebepreparedtomeetwiththeshowdesignerduringthemonthofJuly,prior to planting. Exhibitors will have the chance to verify the square footage of the garden and consult with the designer regarding props, lighting, height restrictions, soil, etc. All exhibitors must approve the square footage of their garden by July 8th.4. Waterfeatures: a) All water features must be installed and operating in garden space by Wednesday, July 24. b) Failure to complete water feature by the deadline will result in exhibitor not being . allowedtocompeteforbestuseofwaterfeature.(Checkwiththedesignerto allow enough time for installation.) c) Anywaterfeaturesmustbelinedwith40milEPDMPondLinerorbetter. PolyethylenesheetingisNOTacceptable. (Any other form of containment must be approved by the designer.)5. Exhibits that do not meet established standards of workmanship, rules and maintenance will be reviewed by the Management. All garden square footage must be utilizedtobeeligibleforpremiums.Thispolicyisavailableintheentryoffice.6. Careshouldbetakentocoverallcontainersinthegarden.Judgeswillbedirectedto mark down gardens with containers showing.7. Exhibitstobemaintainedinfreshstatewithcareofplantandfloralmaterialand replacement of any and all dead or deteriorating material to the satisfaction of the ExhibitSupervisor.Dailycheckingbyexhibitorwillhelpmaintainqualityofexhibit. FinaldecisionconcerningmaintenanceshallbewiththeFlowerShowcommittee.8. Backdropsandconstructionofpropsshouldbedoneaheadoftime;constructionor paintinginbuildingwillnotbepermitted.ALLPROPSMUSTBEPRE-APPROVED BYTHEDESIGNERBEFOREBEINGINSTALLEDINGARDENSPACE.Checkwith the designer to arrange dates and times to have access to Hall of Flowers to allow for enough time for installation.9. Eachgardenwillhaveadesignatedamountofcompost(fill)providedbyFair. (Exhibitors may augment their own.) The Fair cannot accommodate requests for additional compost material. Please inform designer what you prefer before planting.10. Allgardensquarefootagemustmeetthefollowingrequirements: • Aminimumof40%flowers.(Flowersaredefinedasanyfloweringplantwithat least 40% of that plant in bloom.)No6packsizeflowers • 40%otherlivingplantmaterial. • 20%tobeutilizedforothermaterials(pathways, ponds, rocks, patios, etc.)11. ABSOLUTELYNODYED,ARTIFICIALORPAINTEDFLOWERS.Materialsusedmust beintheirnaturalLIVINGform.NOCUTPLANTMATERIAL.NOPOISONOUS PLANTS.Designermustapproveanyexceptions.12. Allwalksand/orpathswithopenaccesstothepublicmustberopedoff.Careshould be taken not to place fragile plants close to garden edge, where they may be damaged.Youmaywanttoincorporateabarrierintoyourdesigntosurroundthe whole garden. Roping off the garden can be accomplished after Preview night.13. ExhibitorsmuststrivetopromoteSonomaCounty.Ifyouuseanydisplaymaterialthat showsalabel,thelabelmustbeaSonomaCountyproduct.Ifyouchooseto acknowledge donations it must be contained to one (1) 8 ½ x 11 sign.

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14. ExhibitswillbeadequatelyandcorrectlylabeledbytagsfurnishedbytheEntryOffice and placed by the building superintendent.15. The following passes will be issued to each garden exhibitor: 11 single day admission passes and 11 daily parking. Parking will be in lot E and admission passes will be accepted at any gate. Vehicle access to the grounds will be through Gate 2 (Administration)betweenthehoursof7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.daily.Allvehiclesmust beoffthegroundsby9:00a.m.daily.16. Coinsanddebrismustberemovedonadailybasis.Iflivefishoraquaticlifeisused, water must be changed regularly. All coins must be removed prior to plant sale.17. Notaxidermyspecimensaretobeusedasprops.18. Nospraypaintingwillbeallowedinthebuilding19. Anyheavyequipmentbroughtinbyexhibitor(ex.tractors)mustfirstbeclearedwith thedesigner.NorthandEastaccessdoorsforlargematerialwillbeavailablethrough Thursdayevening,July25.Exhibitorsusingelectricalcordsshouldnotethattheymust beTHREE-PRONGED(grounded)cords.20. Allplants/propsmustbekeptwithintheconfinesofthegardenspaceduringtheplant sale.Noaislespacemaybeused.21. SALEIDENTIFICATIONBADGESORRIBBONSmustbepickedupfromtheclerkat the door before the sale and must be worn for the duration of sale by all sales staff.22. Exhibitors should remove all props from their exhibits following the plant sale. The buildingwillbeclosedimmediatelyafter1:00p.m.closing.Exhibitorsmayresume dismantlingonTuesday,August13andWednesdayAugust14from8:00a.m.to 5:00p.m.Securitywillbeprovidedbythefairuntil5:00p.m.onWednesday. Premium checks will be issued only after all props and remaining plant material have been removed from gardens.23. Exhibitors must have sales receipt books (two each will be issued by the Fair) for thePLANTSALEsothateachpurchaseisaccompaniedwithasalesslipasarelease to leave the Hall of Flowers.

RELEASE/DISMANTLE24. Main Hall to close on last day of the Fair (Sunday)at6:00p.m.25. GardenersmayaugmentthelastSundaymorningduringwateringprovidedmaterialis hiddenwithingardenspaceor5:00to6:30a.m.Monday.26. PlantsaleSunday7:00-10:00p.m.andMonday7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.


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Division 501 – Professional Gardens OpentopersonsororganizationsconductinganestablishedbusinessoralliedwithanyofthefollowingrelatedprofessionalfieldsinCalifornia:nurseries,landscapearchitects,professional gardeners.

DanishsystemofJudging90-100%=1st;80-89%=2nd

Allgardensthatmeettheminimumsquarefootagerequirement(asdeterminedbyfairmanagement)willbepaid$9.00persquarefoot.Gardensthatdon’tmeetminimumwill

automaticallyreceive2ndplaceandbepaid$8.00persquarefoot.Class1. WildwoodFlower.....................................................................................................950sq.ft.2. VirginiaBluebell.......................................................................................................850sq.ft.3. FlowersontheWall................................................................................................800sq.ft.4. AWhiteSportCoatandaPinkCarnation.........................................................1,100sq.ft.5. LittleGreenFlowerwiththeYellowTop.............................................................1,150sq.ft.6. OrangeBlossomSpecial....................................................................................1,050sq.ft.7. Sunflower..............................................................................................................1,150sq.ft.8. TexasBluebonnets..................................................................................................950sq.ft.9. Lily,RosemaryandtheJackofHearts..............................................................1,100sq.ft.10. SanAntonioRose................................................................................................1,050sq.ft.

Entries Close: Friday,March29–5:00p.m.Entry Fee: $200.00Entry Limit : OneentryperexhibitorWork Schedule: July20-28,8:00a.m.to8:00p.m. July29&30,8:00a.m.tomidnightWater Feature Completion: July24,8:00p.m.Gardens Completion Deadline: Tuesday,July30–midnightJuly30Watering Completion Deadline: Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m.to8:00a.m.Exhibitor Choice Award: Completedby8:00a.m.Wed.,July31Judging: Wednesday,July31–8:30a.m.Preview: Wednesday,July31,5:30p.m.to7:30p.m.Refurbishing: Daily7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.–Gate2



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Division 502 – Amateur Gardens EntriesinAmateurgardensareopentoamateurgardeners,gardenclubs,andflorists.

DanishsystemofJudging90–100%1st;80–89%=2nd

Allgardensthatmeettheminimumsquarefootagerequirement(asdeterminedbyfairmanagement)willbepaid$6.75persquarefoot.Gardensthatdon’tmeetminimumwill

automaticallyreceive2ndplaceandbepaid$6.00persquarefoot.

ClassAllGardensare200sqft1. AWhiteSportCoatandaPink Carnation2. WildFlowers3. FlowersontheWall4. Sunflower5. WildwoodFlower6. OrangeBlossomSpecial

7. Texas Bluebonnets8. Virginia Bluebell9. SanAntonioRose10. SweetMagnoliaBlossom11. LittleGreenFlowerWiththeYellowon Top12. Lily,RosemaryandtheJackofHearts

Judges comments will be available in the Entry Office on opening day of the Fair.

GARDENS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAppearance ..........................................................................................................................................30% Aesthetic quality (overall eye appeal) ........................................................................................10 CreativeExpression ...................................................................................................................10 ContrastofColor&Texture ........................................................................................................10Design ..................................................................................................................................................20% Layout ............................................................................................................................................5 ColorHarmony ............................................................................................................................10 ConveyanceofTheme ..................................................................................................................5Plant Material. ......................................................................................................................................40% Quality of Bloom ..........................................................................................................................30 Variety .........................................................................................................................................10Accessories .........................................................................................................................................10% Choice&ValuetoExhibit .............................................................................................................5 WaterFeature,lightingorotherspecialeffects. ..........................................................................5TOTAL ...............................................................................................................................................100%

Entries Close: Friday,March29–5:00p.m.Entry Fee: $50.00–non-refundableEntry Limit : OneentryperexhibitorWork Schedule: July20-28,8:00a.m.to8:00p.m. July29&30,8:00a.m.tomidnightWater Feature Completion: July24,8:00p.m.Gardens Completion Deadline: Tuesday,July30–midnightJuly30Watering Completion Deadline: Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m.to8:00a.m.Exhibitor Choice Award: Completedby8:00a.m.Wed.,July31Judging: Wednesday,July31–8:30a.m.Preview: Wednesday,July31,5:30p.m.to7:30p.m.Refurbishing: Daily7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.–Gate2


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Division 503 – Awards PRO AMATEUR BestUseofTheme 1.$250.00 14.$150.00BestGardenDesign 2.$250.00 15.$150.00BestUseofMums 3.$250.00 16.$150.00BestUseofHydrangeas 4.$250.00 17.$150.00BestUseofDahlias 5.$250.00 18.$150.00BestUseofAzaleas 6.$250.0019.$150.00BestUseofFibrous&TuberousBegonias 7.$250.0020.$150.00BestUseofMulti-Flower 8.$250.0021.$150.00BestUseofFuchsias 9.$250.0022.$150.00BestUseofWaterFeature 10.$250.00 23.$125.00BestofShow 11.$500.00 24.$250.00Specialtyflowersmustbereplacedwithlikeflower.Judgeshavethediscretiontowithholdanyoftheaboveiftheydeemanexhibitdoesnotmerit the award.Best of Show is determined by points.ExhibitorsChoice,nopremiumsoffered . .

TheseawardswillbebasedonadailyreviewandawardedonthelastSundayoftheFair.MostEfforttoMaintainGarden 1stplace: 12.$500.00 26.$250.00 2ndplace: 13.$300.00 27.$150.00

Additional Sponsored PlaquesBestUseofTheme,Pro, ............................................................................WandaTapia-FairBoardDirectorBestGardenDesign,Pro(Perpetual&Plaque) ........................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestUseofBegonias,Pro ............................................SonomaMissionGardensNursery&LandscapingBestUseofMums,Pro ...................................................................................................Joe&MariaImwalleBestUseofHydrangeas,Pro ........................................................................................ SonomaCountyFairBestUseofMulti-Flowers,Pro ......................................................................................... Leslie & Lani PerryBestUseofFuchsias,Pro.............................................................................................. SonomaCountyFairBestUseofDahlias,Pro .................................................................................................FishmanSupplyCo.BestUseofAzaleas,Pro ............................................................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestofShow,Pro(Perpetual&Plaque) .................................................WandaTapia-FairBoardDirectorExhibitorsChoice,Pro ................................................................................................... SonomaCountyFairPeoplesChoice,Pro ...........................................................................................................Walt&JoanRyanBestUseofWaterFeature,Pro(Perpetual&Plaque).... ......................................................WyattIrrigationBestUseofTheme,Amateur ........................................................................................ SonomaCountyFairBestGardenDesign,Amateur....................................................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestUseofMulti-Flower,Amateur ................................................................................ SonomaCountyFairBestUseofFibrous&TuberousBegonias,Amateur ................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestUseofMums,Amateur .......................................................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestUseofHydrangeas,Amateur ................................................................................ SonomaCountyFairBestUseofSummerAnnuals,Amateur ....................................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestUseofDahlias,Amateur ........................................................................................Parsons HomegrownBestUseofAzaleas,Amateur ...................................................................................... SonomaCountyFairBestofShow,Amateur(Perpetual&Plaque) ............................................................... SonomaCountyFairExhibitorsChoice,Amateur ........................................................................................... SonomaCountyFairPeoplesChoice,Amateur .............................................................................................. SonomaCountyFairBestWaterFeature,Amateur(Plaque) . ................................................................................WyattIrrigation

DEPARTMENT #6 – ADULT HOME ARTS

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AmericanSystemofJudging Awards Offered per Class


Definitions used for divisions within this Department:

AmateurAn amateur is any person who engages in an event or activity as a pastime rather than as a profession. Any money earned from sales no more than covers the cost of materials.

NoviceApersonthatisnewto,orfairlyinexperienced,usuallyinthefirstandsecondyearsoflearning a hobby or craft.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Quilts: Monday,July15,12:00noonto7:00p.m. AllOthers: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: July 15: Front entrance of Garrett Building July 19 & 20: Rear entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Avenue Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m. QUILTS will be released Wednesday, August 14, 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise noted Eligibility: OpentoAmateurSonomaCountyResidents Unless otherwise noted


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Note:Youmayprovideyourowndisplaytomountyourexhibit(afterjudging).Amateur: Anyone who engages in an event or activity as a pastime rather than as a profession. Any money earned from sales no more than covers cost of materials.Master: Opentoindividualswhoteachorreceivecompensationfortheirwork

Division 601 – Beadwork & Jewelry Awards BestofShowJewelry&Beadwork-Amateur .................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowJewelry&Beadwork-Master.......................................................$50+Rosette

Division 602 – Jewelry or Accessories, Glass or Gems (Amateur)Division 603 – Jewelry or Accessories, Seed Bead (Amateur)Division 604 – Jewelry or Accessories, Any Other (Amateur)Division 605 – Jewelry or Accessories, Glass or Gems (Master)Division 606 – Jewelry or Accessories, Seed Bead (Master)Division 607 – Jewelry or Accessories, Any Other (Master)Class1. Necklace 3. Earrings2. Bracelet 4. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 608 – Beadwork (Amateur)Division 609 – Beadwork (Master)Class1. BeadsCombinedwithOtherMaterial 3. AnyOther,Beadwork(please describe) (please describe) 2. ButtonsforClothing

Rules1. HandbuiltitemsshouldbeenteredinPotteryorSculptureintheFineArts Department.2. Entries in this department are molded or preformed. (Please consult a professional if unsure which division to enter your piece.)

Division 610 – Ceramics & Hydrocal AwardsBestofShow–Ceramics ................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShow–Hydrocal ..................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 611 – Ceramic (Clay) FiredClass1. Functional 2. Decorative3. AnyOther Division 612 – Hydrocal (Gypsum Cement, Plaster) Non-firedClass1. Functional2. Decorative3. AnyOther

BEADWORK AND JEWELRY MAKING

CERAMICS AND HYDROCAL


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Rules

1. Please describe your collection on your entry form.2.Anycollectiblesmustbecontainedincaseorframe.Sizeofcaseorframetobenotmore than 24'' x 36''. Frame and or case must be covered in glass or plexiglass. Minimum required:10individualitemsorpairs.Whenyoudeliveryourcollection,makesureallitemsarefirmlyattached,pleaseincludeabriefstatementregardingit(howlonghaveyou been collecting, why you began, how many in the total collection, or another item of interest to the public.)

Division 613 - Collection AwardsBestofShowCollections .................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 614 - CollectionsClass1. Entomology 5. Figurines2. Badges/Pins/Buttons 6. Stamps3. Postcards/GreetingCards 7. Masks4. Shells 8. AnyOtherNotListed(pleasedescribe)

Division 615 – Decorated Eggs AwardsBestofShowDecoratedEgg ...........................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 616 – Decorated Real Egg Blown Out – Not Hard BoiledClass1. Jeweled 3. Ukrainian(Pysansky)2. Carved 4. AnyOtherRealEgg(please identify)

Division 617 – Decorated Artificial EggClass 1. Wooden 2. AnyOtherArtificialEgg(please identify)

COLLECTIONS

DECORATED EGGS


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DECORATIVE ART PAINTING

Division 619 – Decorative Arts Painting Awards BestofShowOverallDecorativeArtPainting .................................................$50+Rosette

Division 620 – Decorative Art – Beginner Novice painters with basic knowledge of fundamentals.Division 621 – Decorative Art – Intermediate Painters with a good understanding of fundamentals and have achieved a higher level of proficiency.Division 622 – Decorative Art – AdvancedPainterswithrefinedbrushskillsandindepthknowledge.Class – Decorative Art may be on any surface or in any medium, for example, wood, metal, fabric, glass, etc. Maximum size 24" x 24"

1. Fabric 2. Tole 3. Metal

4. Glass5. WoodItem6. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 623 – Porcelain Art or China PaintingNo decals are permitted. Entries shall consist of hand-painted porcelain or glass which hasbeenfired;framedpiecesaccepted.Class1. PaintingonPorcelainorChina

Limit Twoentriesperexhibitorperclass.Anentryconsistsofonedoll,exceptwherespecified.Note: All dolls must be made by the exhibitor. Dolls stands must be provided by exhibitor.

Division 624 – Doll & Teddy Bear Awards BestofShowDoll .................................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShowTeddyBear .....................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 625 – DollsClass

Division 626 – Teddy Bears Homemade/Purchased & DecoratedClass1. LargeBear,Over14”tall2. SmallBear,Under14”

1. Reproduction-Small2. Reproduction-Large3. Original-Small

4. Original-Large5. AnyOther

DOLLS & TEDDY BEARS


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Rules1. Must use recycled materials. Must be free from hazardous materials.2. Recycle any materials to make a new functional or decorative item.3. Anycombinationofmaterialsmaybeused;fabrics,styrofoam,metal,wood,etc.4. Must be able to be moved by one person. If exhibit is to be hung, exhibitor to provide support/stand.5. Asignfortheexhibitwillbepermitted.Maximumsize:8½’’x11’’;laminated.6. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanylossordamagetopersonal exhibits.7. Weighnotmorethan30poundsandnotlargerthan36''x36''.

Division 627 – Green Things AwardsBestofShowGreenThings .................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 628 – Green ThingsClass1. WearableClothing(single) 6. Decorative2. Wearable (two piece) (vase, wall hanging, any holiday, etc.)3. WearableAccessories 7. Furniture (hat, scarf, jewelry etc.) 8. Tools or gadgets 4. Non-wearableAccessories 9. Sculpture(must stand on its own – no wall support) (tote bag, purse, etc.) 10. Solarpoweredgadgetortoy5. BirdFeeder 11. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 629 – Holiday Crafts AwardsBestofShowHolidayCraft ..............................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 630 – Any Spring Holiday DecorationDivision 631 – Any Summer Holiday DecorationDivision 632 – Any Fall Holiday DecorationDivision 633 – Any Other Holiday CraftClass1. DecoratedWreath2. FabricDecoration3. WoodenDecoration4. Hand Towel5. WallHanging6. WearableAccessory(barrette, lapel pin, button, etc)7. AnyOtherHandicraft

GREEN THINGS

HOLIDAY CRAFTS


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Division 636 – Interlocking Building Bricks AwardsBestofShow .........................................................................................................$50+Rosette

Rules1. All entries must be an original design or an adaptation of a kit. 2. Allentriesshouldbefirmlymounted(wood/metal base only, no cardboard).3. Allpiecesmustfitwithintheconfinesofthebaseboardandnottoextendoutwardpast the base.4. Nobackdropsareallowed.Mustbeabletobecarriedbyoneperson.5. Exhibits must be able to be moved after judging.6. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanylossordamagetopersonal property of exhibitor.7. Smalldesignbaseboard:10’’x10’’withamaximumheightof24’’(2 ft.)8. Largedesignbaseboard:12’’x32’’withamaximumheightof36’’ (3 ft.)

Division 637 – Interlocking Building Bricks – Lego’s, K’NEX, etc.Class1. Small–Under200Pieces(max. 10’’ x 10” x 24’’ H)2. Large–201Pieces&Up(max. 12’’ x 32’’ x 36’’ H)

Note: Hats can be purchased, but must be decorated by the exhibitor.

Division 638 – Millinery AwardsBestofShowMillinery ..........................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 639 – Decorated Hat Class1.DressHat 5.ComedyHatorPartyHat2.CasualHat(suchasderby,church,etc.) 6.SportsTypeHat3.WeddingHat/Veils 7.AnyOther4. Fascinators

Division 640 – Miniatures AwardsBestofShow–Miniature .................................................................................$50+Rosette

Division 641 – MiniaturesClass1. Themed Room2. Projects50%ormoremadefromscratchbyexhibitor3. Replica of existing or historical building4. OutdoorTheme(campsite, backyard, garden, farm, etc.)5. Anyotherminiaturesuitabletofitintoadollhouseorroombox(describe)6. Fair Special: Back to Our Roots in Cowboy Boots

INTERLOCKING BUILDING BRICKS (LEGOS, KNEX, ETC.)

MILLINERY - DECORATED HATS

MINIATURES


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Division 643 – Miscellaneous Hobby Craft AwardsBestofShowMiscellaneousHobbyCraft .......................................................$50+Rosette

Division 644 – Hand-Made Bath ProductsClass1. Soaps2. AnyOtherHandmadeBathProduct(please describe) Division 645 – MagnetsClass1. Wood 2. AnyOtherMagnet(pleasedescribe) Division 646 – Polymer ArtClass1. Any (please describe) Division 647 – Toys & SoftiesClass 1. Toy,AnyAnimal 3. AnyOther(please describe)2. Toy,Softie (no crochet/ knit items or teddy bears) Division 648 – Wine Country Arts & CraftsClass1. CorkArt 2. WineBottleArt3. WoodenCraft4. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 649 – Other Hobby CraftsClass1. Candles 12. Patriotic2. CandleHolders 13. LeatherCraft3. ClayArt 14. Masks4. Collage 15. MetalCraft5. Tie-DyedItem 16. Models(Ships, Planes, Cars, etc)6. DecoratedFootwear 17. Mosaic7. DecoratedFrames (photo, other) 18. NativeAmericanCrafts8. Decoupage 19. Stenciling9. DuctTapeArt 20. WindChimes10. FabricCraft 21. AnyOtherHobby,Large (24” & over)11. Macrame Item (no jewelry) 22. AnyOtherHobby,Small(under24'')

MISCELLANEOUS HOBBY CRAFTS

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DEPARTMENT #6 – ADULT HOME ARTSNEEDLEWORK

DEFINITIONS OF TECHNIQUES:

Counted Thread A term for embroidery worked on even weave fabric, whose threads can be counted.• Countedcross-stitch–crossstitchesworkedonanevenweavefabric.• Blackwork–smallgeometricpatternsusuallyworkedinblackthreadonwhiteeven weave fabric.• DrawnFabricorpulledthreadorpulledwork–threadsareapulledasideorremoved, leaving holes that form a pattern.• Hardanger–ANorwegianembroiderytechnique,workedonevenweavefabricknown as hardanger. It consists of rectangular groups of satin stitches, known as “kloster” blocks arranged in patterns of squares and rectangles to outline the cut spaces.

Needlepoint Acanvasembroideryorcanvaswork-embroideryworkedonacanvasbackground.The stitches (usually) cover the entire surface.

Surface Embroidery Fabricembroidery-atermforembroideryworkedonnon-countablefabric.• Crewelembroidery–anyembroideryworkedwithcrewelwoolonaplain-weavelinen background.• Stampedfabricembroidery–atermforfabricpre-stampedwithdesigns.

Multi-mediaThis is a category that includes more than one technique, especially where none of the techniques is a majority, broader than “any other” such as:• Paintingordyeingwithsurfacework• Brazilianonembellishedcanvasworkorotherembellishedsurface• Beadworkincombinationwithothersurfaceorcanvasembellishment• Machineworkonamarbleizedorembellishedsurface• Crosscombinedwithpiecedorappliquéquilting• Itisalsoaplacefortheuseofunusualorunconventionalmaterials.

CLASSIFICATION OF ENTRIES:

Original Designedandexecutedbyexhibitor.

Adaptation Fromidentifiablesourcesuchas:• Painting,poster,wallpaper,etc.• Otherneedlework• Individualinterpretationofpreprinteddesign,chart,graph,paintedcanvas. Entrant has selected at least two: colors, materials, stitch.

Kit Entrantusesmaterialsandinstructionsincludedincommercialpackage,pre-worked(canvas) center or custom design.


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NEEDLEWORK

Rules1. Soiledorunfinishedarticleswillberejected.2. Pleaseincludeexhibitor’sname,addressandphonenumberonbackofarticle.3. Saw-toothedhangersonframedentriesarenotallowed.4. Frames must have wire attached.5. Glass may be used when framing entry.6. Smallpieceswillbedisplayedinaglasscase.7. Sizedesignationsonpicturesareexclusiveofframeandaredeterminedby the maximum length or width in any direction.8. Nocamsorotherautomateddevicesallowed.

Division 650 – Needlework AwardsClassBestofShowNeedlework .................................................................................... $50+Rosette

Division 651 – Counted Threads – NoviceDivision 652 – Counted Threads – AmateurClass1. CrossStitch,picture10”&under, in any direction, framed2. CrossStitch,pictureover10”, in any direction, framed 3. CrossStitch,AnyOther 4. AnyOther(drawn thread, pulled thread)

Division 653 – Needlepoint – Canvas work – NoviceDivision 654 – Needlepoint – Canvas work – AmateurDivision 655 – Surface Embroidery – NoviceDivision 656 – Surface Embroidery – AmateurClass1. Picture, Kit, Framed2. AnyOther(describetechnique)

Division 657 – Multi-Media (Beading, Etc.) – NoviceDivision 658 – Multi-Media (Beading, Etc.) – AmateurClass1. WallHanging2. AnyOther

Division 659 – Other Needle Art – NoviceDivision 660 – Other Needle Art – AmateurClass1. HolidayDecoration,AnyOtherTechnique(please describe)2. Household Accessory: pillow cases, towels, etc.3. Smocking(please describe)4. Clothing,HandEmbroidered5. Machine Embroidery, original or adapted design, computer assisted6. AnyOtherthanListedAbove(please describe)


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Division 661 – AwardsBestofShowPaperArt ........................................................................................$50+Rosette

Special Scrapbooking Rules1. A layout constitutes a single or double page spread and counts as 1 entry.2. Complete entry will be displayed, whether a single or double page entry.3. Each page entered must have contestant’s full name and phone number printed clearly on the back of each page.4. Each entry must have the following: Journaling (a brief description of photo or a more elaborate commentary is acceptable), Photos, Title, and Page protector.

Division 662 – Scrapbook LayoutClass1. Travel/Vacation 4. Photography (focusonqualityofphotos)2. Family/Heritage 5. AnyOtherLayout3. SonomaCounty

Division 663 – Rubber Stamp ArtClass1. Birthday/HolidayGreetingCards2. AnyOtherCard

Division 664 – Other Paper ArtClass1. GreetingCard 2. NoteCard 3. PaperMache(piñata,etc.)4. Origami 5. Any Altered Book6. Altered Art (item transformed from original purpose)7. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 667 – Senior Crafts AwardBestofShowSeniorCrafts ..................................................................................$50+Rosette

This division is open to exhibitors (62 years of age and older) residing in senior assisted living communities only.

Division 668 - Senior Crafts Class1. PaintedCraft 4. HeritageItem(Heirloom,etc.)2. PaperCraft 5. AnyOtherHobbyCraft3. FabricCraft

PAPER ART

SENIOR CRAFTS


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QUILTS

AdditionalCashAwardsSponsoredbyPetalumaQuiltGuildandMoonlightQuilters.AmericanSystemofJudging


SantaRosaQuiltGuildwillofferaspecialhand-quiltingawardforthebestquiltlargerthan12''x12".TheFaircontractedjudgeswilljudgethisaward.

The Petaluma Quilt Guild will sponsor the Dorie Whipple Memorial Award for best machinequiltedquilt.Doriewasawell-knownlocalquiltteacher,designerandmachinequilter.ThisawardisinhonorofDorieandwasestablishedtoencouragequalitymachinequilting.Judgeswillselectthisawardwinner.

Rules1. Soiledarticleswillberejected.2. Aminimum3"sleevemustbeattachedtoyourquiltfor hanging.Sleevemustbecontinuousendtoend. Securetopandbottomofsleeveontotopofquilt. Stitch,nostraightpins. Example:3. Please state the dimensions (width x length) of quilt onentryblank.Maximumlengthorwidthis120”.4. Quilts must have been completed during the last year.5. Please identify each quilt with your name pinned on.6. Fair personnel reserve the right to transfer quilts to the proper classes on receiving days.

Division 670 – Quilt AwardsBestofShowQuilt ...........................................................................................$50.00+RosetteBestUseofHandQuiltingAward(selectedbyjudge) ...................................$50.00+Rosette.............................................................................................................by Santa Rosa Quilt GuildBestMachineQuiltedQuilt,DorieWhippleMemorial(selectedbyjudge) ...................$50.00.................................................................................................................by Petaluma Quilt GuildBestUseofColor&Design,(judgedbysponsor) .........................................$50.00+Rosette.................................................................................by Moonlight Quilters of Sonoma CountyPeople’sChoiceAward-Quilts..............................................Plaque by Sonoma County Fair

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Back ofQuilt

Exhibits Received: Monday,July15,12:00noonto7:00p.m. Drop Off Location: Front of Garrett Building Entry Fee: $2.00perEntry Exhibits Released: Wednesday,August14,12:00noonto5:00p.m.


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QUILTS

Division 671 – Quilts – Novice Opentoindividualswhoneverwonablueorfirstplaceribboninanyfairorshow.Division 672 – Quilts– Amateur Opentoindividualswhohavewonablueorfirstplaceribboninanyfairorshow.Division 673 – Quilts – Professional Anyonewhonoworeverhasbeeninvolvedinthisfieldasaspecificoccupationfor payorameansoflivelihood.Inthissensethedefinitionof“pay”isanycompensation thatresultsinaprofitaboveandbeyondthecostofmaterial.Thisshallalsoinclude teachers, lecturers and judges.

Class1. Appliquédbyhand,allquiltingtechniques2. Appliquédbymachine,allquiltingtechniques3. Embroidered by hand4. Embroidered by machine5. Hand pieced, hand quilted6. Hand pieced, machine quilted7. Infant/Children,allquiltingtechniques8. Machine pieced, hand quilted9. Machine pieced, machine quilted on home sewing machine, Large (60” x 60” & over)10. Machinepieced,machinequiltedonlong-armbymaker,Large(60” x 60” & over)11. Machine pieced, machine quilted by another, Large (60” x 60” & over)12. Machinepieced,machinequiltedonhomesewingmachine,Small(under 60” x 60”)13. Machinepieced,machinequiltedonlong-armbymaker,Small(under 60” x 60”) 14. Machinepieced,machinequiltedbyanother,Small(under 60” x 60”)15. Tied16. AnyOther(please describe) Division 674 – Quilt Square Challenge Quiltedsquare,finishededges12.5”x12.5”.Class1. Western Theme

Division 675 – Group Quilts Opentogroupsconsistingoftwoormorepeople.Class1. Hand Quilted2. Machine quilted on home sewing machine3. Machine quilted by another


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RUGS



Rules1. Limit of two entries per exhibitor per class.2. RugcompetitionisopentoNovice,AmateurandProfessionalSonomaCounty residents,oroutofcountyresidentswhoaremembersoftheWineCountryRug Hookers Guild 3. Entriesneedtobefinishedappropriately.4. Wallhangingsneedtobereadytohang.Pleaseprovideyourownsleeveanddowel.

Division 676 – Rug AwardsBestofShowRug .............................$50.00&RosetteSponsoredbyJim & Julie NeumillerThe following awards are sponsored by Wine Country Rug HookersBestofDivisionRug-Novice ......................................................................... $25.00+RosetteBestofDivisionRug-Amateur..........................................................................$25.00+RosetteBestofDivisionRug-Professional....................................................................$25.00+Rosette

Division 677 – Professional Division 678– Amateur Division 679 – Novice Class1. Adaptations 5. DecorativeArt2. CommercialDesign 6. AnyOtherBraidedRug/WallHanging3. Original 7. AnyOtherRug/WallHanging4. PrimitiveDesign 8. Kit/Latchhook

Hooked Rug Class Definitions:

Adaptation: A rug/wall hanging hooked as a copy or interpretation of a piece of work originally foundinanothermedium.Are-creationofanotherperson’spainting,photograph,postcard,orart.

Commercial Design: A rug/wall hanging hooked from or substantially based on an existing commercially produced pattern.

Decorative Art:Pillows,stools,firescreens,clothing,purses,etc.

Original: An original rug/wall hanging designed and hooked from an original idea with original content and interpretation.

Primitive Design: A rug/wall hanging that is simple in design, materials, and technique. It usually means wider cut, naïve or simple design with little or no shading, exaggerated scale or unrealistic proportions. Think folk art.

Any Other Rug/Wall Hanging: Prodded, latch hooked, etc.


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SEWING

Rules1. If desired, a picture of the garment being worn may accompany the entry. 2. Allitemsmustbecleanandpressed;soileditemswillberejected.3. Exhibitors can provide their own display prop.

Division 680 – Sewing AwardsBestofShowClothing .......................................................................................... $50+RosetteBestofShow–Non-Wearable ............................................................................. .$50+Rosette Division 681 – Sewing – Clothing – NoviceDivision 682 – Sewing – Clothing – AmateurDivision 683 – Sewing – Clothing – ProfessionalClass1. Blouse/Shirt 4. WearableArt2. Dress 5. AnyOther (please describe)3. Outfit,2or3piece Division 684 – Sewing-Non – Wearable – NoviceDivision 685 – Sewing-Non – Wearable – AmateurDivision 686 – Sewing-Non – Wearable – ProfessionalClass1. Baby Blanket 4. Place Mats2. DollClothes 5. WallHanging/Banner3. Pillows 6. AnyOther(describe)

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BEADS & JEWELRY – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAppearance – Total effect, design & proportions ...............................................................................35%Workmanship(Howisitmade?) .........................................................................................................40%Originality/Creativity ............................................................................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

CERAMICS & HYDROCAL – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................35%Appearance ..........................................................................................................................................25%Utility .....................................................................................................................................................20%Originality .............................................................................................................................................20%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

DECORATIVE PAINTING – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGOverallEffect-includesfinish……………………. .................................................................................40%TechnicalSkills-strokes,blending&linework… ...............................................................................35%ColorCoordination………………………………… ................................................................................20%Background………………………………………… ...................................................................................5%TOTAL…………………………………..…………… ..............................................................................100%

DOLLS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................70%ColorApplication .................................................................................................................................20%Appearance ..........................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

HOBBY CRAFTS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................35%Appearance ..........................................................................................................................................25%Colortechnique(whereapplicable) ....................................................................................................20%Originality .............................................................................................................................................20%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

PAPER ART – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................40%Originality/Creativity ............................................................................................................................30%VisualDesign .......................................................................................................................................15%Colorharmony .....................................................................................................................................15%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%


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NEEDLEWORK – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGIndividuality of design ..........................................................................................................................40%Colorharmony .....................................................................................................................................20%Texture harmony ..................................................................................................................................10%Technique appropriate for design .......................................................................................................10%Workmanshipoffinishofarticle(includesback) ................................................................................10%Suitabilityofarticleforpurpose...........................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

QUILTING – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGVisualStatement ..................................................................................................................................50%Construction .........................................................................................................................................10%Pattern use & design ...........................................................................................................................10%Quilting ties ..........................................................................................................................................10%Color .....................................................................................................................................................10%Binding or edge ....................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

RUGS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGColorApplication .................................................................................................................................15%Workmanship .......................................................................................................................................60%Design&Pattern ..................................................................................................................................15%Overallappearance .............................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

SEWING – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................40%Suitabilityofarticletopurpose ............................................................................................................20%Beauty and originality of design ..........................................................................................................20%Harmony of color and material ............................................................................................................20%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

GREEN THINGS – SCORECARD USED FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship-howisitmade? .......................................................................................................35%Originality-creativity ........................................................................................................................35%Appearance-totaleffect-overalldesign&proportion ..................................................................30%TOTAL .............................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #7 – ADULT INDUSTRIAL ARTS

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Division 701 – Metalworking AwardBestofShowMetalProject .................................................................................. $50+Rosette

Division 702 – Metalworking ProjectsClass1. Small 2. MediumtoLarge

Division 704 – Woodworking AwardsBestofShowWood&WoodTurning ..................................................................$50&Rosette

Division 705 – Wood (no models or kits)Class1. BirdHouse 5. Lamp/Clock2. Box 6. WallPlaque3. FloorFurniture 7. AnyOther(please describe)4. Kitchen Item Division 706 – Wood TurningClass1. OpenForm(open end at top, ex. vase)2. Spindle(item turned between centers)3. Segmented(items made from smaller pieces of wood then turned)4. AnyOther(please describe)

*Wood Carving and Whittling can be found Department 3 Adult Fine Arts

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Monday,July15,12:00noonto7:00p.m. Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise noted Eligibility: OpentoAmateurSonomaCountyResidents Unless otherwise noted

METALWORKING

WOODWORKING

INDUSTRIAL ARTS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship-Howisitmade? ..........................................................................................................35%Originality-Creativity ..........................................................................................................................35%Appearance-Totaleffect-Overalldesign&proportions .................................................................30%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #8 - ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY

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Special Rules1. Entries must be original and be the work of the exhibitor with the exception of processing and matting. ALL photography must have been created within the last year from opening date of the fair.

2. All photographs must be printed on photo paper gloss or matte and mounted on black matteboard.Noframes.Nocanvas,metalorothermaterials(excludingdivisions808- 809).

3. Photosshouldbeprintedwithnomorethana1"whitephotopaperborder.Allphotos mustbemountedonblackmatteboardwithaminimum1"blackborder.

4. Sizerequirements: a. MinimumPhotoSize:8”X10” Maximum16''x20". b. Maximum blackmatsize20''x24''.

5. Photography not meeting rules 2, 3 and 4 will not be accepted at time of receiving.

6. At receiving, exhibitor will be given an entry tag for each entry that includes all pertinent information. If corrections need to be made to entry tag, exhibitor must see a clerk for assistance.

7. Exhibitorisresponsibleforaffixingnameandphonenumberonthebackofthephoto. Theentryclerkwillassistexhibitoraffixanentrytagprovidedbythefairuponcheck- in.

8. Photography will be hung by binder clips provided by the fair.

9. Exhibitor may sell their Photo entries. Title and selling price must be listed on the Entry Form.SellingPricecannotbechangedonceentrieshavebeenclosed.

10. Exhibitormustinitialonthebackofentrycardprovidedbythefairacknowledging agreement of the price listed on the front of card.

11. 15%commissionwillbechargedforanypaintings/artworkthatsell.Checksforany photos sold will be mailed to exhibitor 4 weeks after the Fair closes.

12. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyloss,broken,ordamageto personal property of exhibitors.

13. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyexhibitsnotpickedupbyrelease date. The Fair will only store exhibits up to 2 weeks after release date. The Fair reserves the right to recycle or donate unclaimed items.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July2012:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: RearentranceofE.C.KraftBuilding Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $5.00perentryEntry Limit: Oneentryperexhibitorperclass;amaximumlimit of six entries

DEPARTMENT #8 – ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY DEFINITIONS:AmateurThosewhoengageinthisfieldasaHOBBYorfortheloveofthework,whosereturnfrom sales, if any, do not exceed the cost of the materials for the articles sold and who are not otherwise remunerated because of engaging in this work except for cash prizes and awards.

ProfessionalAnyonewhonoworeverhasbeeninvolvedinthisfieldasaspecificoccupationforpayorameansoflivelihood,inthissensethedefinitionof“pay”isanycompensationthatresultsinaprofitaboveandbeyondthecostofmaterial.Thisshallalsoincludeteachers,lecturersand judges.

AmericanSystemofJudging 1st- 5th Ribbons Offered per Class

Division 801 – Adult Photography AwardsBestofShow,Black&White ................................................................................$25+RosetteBestofShow,Color ............................................................................................. $25+RosetteBestofShow,Manipulated...................................................................................$25+RosetteBestofShow,Amateur.............................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofShow,Professional......................................................................................$50+RosetteBestofDivision...........................................................................................................$25+Ribbon

PHOTOGRAPHY – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGImpact .................................................................................................................................................35%Composition .......................................................................................................................................35%Technical Quality ...............................................................................................................................20%Presentation .......................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

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Division 802 – Photography, Monochrome (35 Mm, Digital, Etc.) – Amateur Division 803 – Photography, Monochrome (35 Mm, Digital, Etc.) – Professional Division 804 – Photography, Color (35 Mm, Digital, Etc.) – AmateurDivision 805 – Photography, Color (35 Mm, Digital, Etc.) – Professional

Division 806 – Manipulated Photos – Amateur Division 807 – Manipulated Photos – Professional (This division is for extreme manipulation of a photograph)Class1. Animals 7. StillLife2. Architectural 8. Sunrise/Sunset/Moon3. Landscape 9. Action4. Macro/Closeup 10. Humor5. Portraits 11. AnyOther(please describe)6. Seascape/Marine/Water

Division 808 – Photography, Other – Amateur Division 809 – Photography, Other – Professional Class1. Manipulated Black & white2. StorySequence-Aminimumof3toamaximumof6photosofanysize(All prints in sequencetobemountedontoa single black matte board not to exceed a maximum size of 18” by 24”. Each photo should be a minimum of 5" by 4")3. Canvas,MetalorAnyOtherMedium4. Panoramic(nottoexceed51/2"by20")5. Mixed Media 6. Mobilography (photos manipulated all done on mobile phone, tablet, etc.)7. WhatYouSeeisWhatYouGet(NoManipulation)

Division 810 – Sonoma County, Black and White – AmateurDivision 811 – Sonoma County, Black and White – Professional Division 812 – Sonoma County, Color – AmateurDivision 813 – Sonoma County Color – Professional Class (Please note location in description)1. Wineries/Vineyards 6. FarmsorRanches2. Coastal 7. City/Architectural3. Rivers 8. Boots4. Parks 9. AnyOther5. HistoricalSites

DEPARTMENT #9 – ADULT MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBITS

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EXCEPTIONAL EXHIBITORS

DanishSystemofJudgingCash Awards Offered per Class

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $6.00 $4.00RibbonsOnly

Division 901 – AwardsBestofShowExceptionalExhibitor.................. ....................................................$50+RosetteBestofClassExceptionalExhibitor....................................................................................Ribbon Rules 1. Exhibitors in the divisions listed below may enter up to 2 items per class.2. This division is open to exhibitors with an emotional, developmental or physical disability.

Division 902 – Exceptional ExhibitorsClass1. Fine Art2. Paper Art3. HolidayDecoration4. Jewelry5. Sewing6. Photography7. AnyOtherArtorCraft

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July2012:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Rear entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.mEntry Fee: $2.00perentryperclassEntry Limit: Two entries per classEligibility: OpentoSonomaCountyResidents

Exceptional Exhibitors – SCORECARD for JUDGINGWORKMANSHIP–Howisitmade? ...............................................................................................35%ORIGINALITY–Creativity ...............................................................................................................35%APPEARANCE–Totaleffect–Overalldesign&Proportion ........................................................30% TOTAL ........................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #9 – ADULT MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBITS

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OpentoSonomaCountyDetentionFacilitiesResidents


1st- 5th Ribbons OnlyBestofShow-Rosette

Division 904 – Sonoma County Inmate ArtClass1. FineArt–MiscellaneousMedia 4. CreativeWritingandPoetry2. Envelope Art 5. Paper Mache 3. Pencil&BallPointPenDrawing 6. AnyOther

SONOMA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT INMATE ART

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Rear entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: NoneEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per classEligibility: OpentoSonomaCountyDetentionFacilities Residents

JUNIOR AWARDS DEPARTMENT

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CHRISTINE BERGUE 4-H OUTSTANDING NON-LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR

Division – Christine Bergue 4-H Outstanding Non-Livestock Exhibitor$50.00andplaque .....................................................................sponsored by Gold Ridge 4-H

Anawardisofferedforthemostpointsaccumulatedbyasingle4-HexhibitorintheJuniorHomeArtsDepartment.Thewinnerwillreceivea$50.00cashawardsponsoredbyGoldRidge4-H.Pointsforplacingareasfollows:1st–5points;2nd–3points;3rd–1point.SeeStateRulesforspecificguidelines.WinnertobeannouncedattheAwardsprogram.

Donna Winkler Koch Memorial Award Outstanding 4-H or FFA Food Preservation Exhibitor (Page 41)$50.00,plaqueandperpetualplaque ..............................SponsoredbytheStornetta Family

DonnaWinklerKochspentherlifededicatedtohercommunityandthe4-Hprogram.Sheattended every fair in her 76 years. Food Preservation was one of the many projects she taughtin4-Handwantedtokeeptheartalive.Inmemoryofherloveofcanning,herfamilywillawardaperpetualplaqueanda$50.00checktotheOutstanding4-HorFFAFoodPreservation exhibitor. Award to be calculated by placings in the food preservation junior sections:

1st–3points;2nd–2points;3rd–1point.WinnertobeannouncedattheAwardsprogram.

Alphabet Photo Challenge$125.00CashAward

HawkesPhotographyChallengesyoutopushyourselvesoutofyourcomfortzoneandphotographthelettersoftheSonomaCountyFairtheme"Cowboy".

Youmustbea4-HorFFAmembertobeeligible.PhotosmustbetakenattheSonomaCountyFairgrounds.EntriesareduebyAugust7at4p.m.attheentryoffice.Winnerwillbeannounced during the Award Program.

Rules 1. Be creative with your letters. Please do not just photograph the letter A, it has to be a shape or design that looks like the letter A.2. Pleaseprint4x6photosofthelettersofourtheme"Cowboy"andputtheminan envelopewiththeletterwrittenonthebackofeachphotoorsubmitaCDofyour images. (filenameshouldbesameasthealphabetletter)3. In a separate, sealed envelope, put your full name, phone number and club/chapter.4. Entriesmustbedroppedoffby4:00p.m.Wednesday,August7attheentryoffice5. Photographtheletters"Cowboy"6. Photographsmustbetakenduringthe2019SonomaCountyFair.

OUTSTANDING FOOD PRESERVATION EXHIBITOR

ALPHABET PHOTO CHALLENGE


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SONOMA COUNTY FAIR FLOWER SHOW SCHOLARSHIP

TheSonomaCountyFair&ExpositionInc.willofferthefollowingscholarshipstostudentswho have graduated from high school and are planning to attend college in the fall. Eligibility is limited to individuals pursuing a degree in an agricultural related enterprise.

1. Scholarships ranging from $1,000.00 to $2,500.00 each will be available to studentswhowillbeattendinga4-yearcollegeinthefallof2019

2. Scholarships ranging from $250.00 to $500.00 each will be available to students whowillbeattendingSantaRosaJuniorCollegeinthefallof2019 ThesescholarshipsareopentoanystudentwhosefamilyresidesinSonomaorMarinCounties.

ApplicationsareavailableattheFairgroundsEntryOfficeorsonomacountyfair.com.CompletedapplicationsaredueintheEntryOfficeoftheSonomaCountyFairby5:00p.m.,Friday,May31.Completedapplicationsmaybeemailedtoentryoffice@sonomacountyfair.com.

MoneyforthesescholarshipsisgeneratedfromtheFlowerShowPreview.Recipientsmustbe present at the Hall of Flowers Preview (Wednesday, July 31) to receive scholarship money. Recipients will be limited to a maximum of two times to receive any scholarship.

Scholarshipcheckswillbemaileduponproofofregistration.ThefundswillonlybeavailableforoneyearfollowingJune13,2019.

Candidates for the 4-year college scholarship must meet one of the following criteria: • StudentstransferringfromS.R.J.C.toa4-yearcollege(mustbetransferringin 2019)asanagriculturemajor. • Highschoolgraduatesofthisyeargoingdirectlytoa4-yearcollegeasan agriculture major. • Continuingstudentsata4-yearcollegemajoringinagricultureearningtheirfirst degree. (Individuals seeking an advanced degree are not eligible)

4-yearcollegescholarshipapplicantswillbejudgedonneatnessandcompletenessofapplication and oral interview. Applicants must be present and in uniform (if applicable) for theinterview.InterviewswillbeheldonThursday,June13thstartingat8:30a.m.intheSonomaCountyFairDirector’sRoom.Applicantswillbepre-screenedto20finaliststhatwill get interviews. Applicants will be contacted by email to inform them of their interview time.Noreschedulingwillbepermitted.

Candidates for the SRJC scholarship must meet the following criteria:• BeagraduatefromahighschoollocatedinSonomaorMarincountiesandplanningto attend/attendingS.R.J.C.inthefallof2019andpursuingadegreeinagriculture. S.R.J.C.scholarshipapplicantswillbejudgedonneatnessandcompletenessofapplication.Nointerviewwillbeheld.

Complete application packets will consist of: 1) Completed Application; 2) At least one, maximum of two recommendation letters; 3) Official Transcripts 4) Picture for Publication.

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YOUTH COMPETITIONSInstructions to Exhibitors1. Allnon-livestockjuniorclassesinthisguidebookarelimitedtoresidentsofSonoma andMarincountiesandtomembersof4-HclubsandFFAchaptersofSonomaand Marincountieswhomayresideelsewhere,exceptwherespecified.2. All entries in the following divisions must have been made, collected, grown, or prepared and entered by exhibitors within one year of the opening date of the fair, except as otherwise noted. 3. All entries must have been made, collected, or prepared by the exhibitor in accordance with the requirements, or recommendations of that project program. Entries that require packaging and labeling, such as food preservation, must be done in accordance with directions and recipes in project manuals and outlines.4. PreparationofprojectsforexhibitintheYouthDivisions:theSonomaCountyFair encouragesthecooperationof4-HandFFAexhibitorsassistingoneanotherinthe preparation and exhibition of their projects. It also recognizes that beginning members ofthe4-HandFFAneedsomehelpandadvice.Thiscanbestbeaccomplishedby youngsters working with one another. (Learn by doing.)

A Note About Thank You Notes…Please take a moment to thank the sponsor of the award you receive. It means a lot to the sponsor and often makes the difference as to whether they will keep supporting the fair! The information is supplied on each award.

Judging Systems Used for Fair Competitions:

Therearetwodifferentformsofjudgingthattakeplacewithinthenon-livestockdepartments:

American – the judging process to rank exhibits against one another and award one firstplacing,onesecondplacing,etc.

Danish – the judging process to compare each exhibit on its own merit against the scorecardorrecognizedstandardandawardasmanyfirstplacings,etc.asmerited.InalljuniordepartmentsusingtheDanishsystem,thefollowingguidelinesshallbeused by judges:

Judging Scale – Danish System

Quality Score Ribbon1stGroup Superior 90-100% Blue2ndGroup Good 80-89% Red3rdGroup Average/Acceptable 70-79% White4thGroup Poor/Undesirable 69%OrLess NoRibbon

DEPARTMENT #10 – YOUTH FOODS

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Youth Baked Foods Rules:1. Delivercakesoncakeroundswhichshouldextendslightlybeyondbaseofcake.Do not use china or glass plates.2. Standard4”,8”or9’’pieplatesonly.Ifexhibitorchoosestouseanon-disposablepie plate,permanentidentificationmustbeonundersideofplate.Fairnotresponsiblefor breakage or loss. (Note: pie tins should be placed on cookie sheet when baking.)3. Exhibitorwillberesponsibleforclassifyingtheirownentry.Carefulattentionshouldbe giventofillingoutentryform.4. Exhibits that are not picked up within release time will be discarded.5. Youwillnotethattherearesomeclassesofferedthatrequireyoutosubmittherecipe with your baked item when delivered to the fair. 6. Samerecipecannotbeusedinmorethanoneclass.

Division 1000 – Baked Foods Sweepstakes Exhibitors in this department are automatically eligible for the sweepstakes awards for allbakedfoods.Nofeeisrequired.Thisawardisbasedonanaccumulationofpoints . achieved by the number of items entered by an exhibitor. ClassYouthBakedFoodsSweepstakes ..................................................................$25.00+Rosette

SweepstakesWillBeCalculatedAsFollows:Firstplace=5Points;Secondplace=3Points;Thirdplace=1Point

(SeeStateRulesForSpecificGuidelines)

Quantities Required:

• Muffins,Biscuits,Rolls–4• Cakes–1/4Cake**• Bread–1/2Loaf• Pies-One4to9InchPie• Pastries,Turnovers–2

• Cookies,Candies–6• Cupcakes–4• Cakepops–6

**DecoratedCakes–SubmitWhole Cake

Division 1001 – Youth Decorated Cakes, Cupcakes, Cookies and Special AwardsBestofShowDecoratedItem .........................................................................$10.00+Rosette

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: SeeDivision Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 2 off Bennett Valley Road Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perEntryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise notedEligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.


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DanishSystemofJudgingCash Awards Offered Per Class

1st 2nd 3rd $6.00$4.00RibbonOnlyRules1. Dummycakesarehighlyrecommended.2. Sizeofbasenottoexceed15’’indiameter3. JudgedOnDecorationOnly

Gingerbread House Rules • Entriesshouldbesecuredtoasturdycardboardorsimilarbase (notmorethen12"x24”insize). • Bothedibleandnonediblebuildingmaterialsmaybeused. • Decorationsshouldbeatleast75%edible.

Division 1002 – Decorated Cakes & Other Decorated Items Class1. FairThemeCake2. CelebrationCake–Birthday,Shower,etc.3. WeddingCake–Stackedortiered4. Cupcakesonasturdywhitepaperplate,nolargerthan9”5. Cookie6. FairThemeCookie7. UgliestCake/Cookie8. Gingerbread House9. PinterestInspirationSuccess:BringaprintoutofthePinterestPinwithdecorateditem10PinterestFail:BringaprintoutoftheintendedPinterestPin

Division 1004 – Petaluma Farms Special Contest CashAwardsOfferedByPetalumaFarms–$60.00

AmericanSystemofJudgingCash Awards Offered Per Class

1st 2nd 3rd $15.00 $10.00 $5.00Make it with Eggs...................................................SponsoredbyPetaluma Farms, Petaluma

Rules1. Each entry must be made by one individual only.2. Entries must be made from recipes using 3 or more eggs.3. Recipe must accompany each entry to the fair.4. Allageclassificationseligibleforthiscontest.

Class1. CremeBrulee(Custard) 2. CreamPuffs–2(No Filling)

DECORATED FOODS

Exhibits Received:Tuesday,July30from7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.


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1st 2nd 3rd $6.00$4.00RibbonOnly

Division 1005 Youth Baker AwardsBestofShowYouthBaker(5-10YearsOld)....................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowYouthBaker(11-14YearsOld) ...............................................$10.00+RosetteBestDropCookie,YouthBaker(11-14YearsOld). .......................................................$25.00 In Memory Of Kathleen Wheeler Jordan .....................................By Joanne WheelerBestofShowYouthBaker(15-18YearsOld)..................................................$10.00+Rosette

Please Submit:Bars,Cookies,Candies-6PiecesMuffins,Biscuits,Rolls-4Breads-1/2LoafPies-One4",8",or9"pie

Pastries,Turnovers-2Cakes-1/4cake**Canbefromasheetsize9"x13",8"or9"layer or bundt cake on a sturdy base.

Division 1006 – Youth Bakers – Ages 5 - 10Division 1007 – Youth Baker – Ages 11 - 14 Division 1008 – Youth Baker – Ages 15 - 18Class1. Bread And Rolls 2. Brownies3. Candy(Specify Type)4. Cakes(Not Layered)5. Cakes(Layered, Frosted)6. Cookies(Bar)7. CookiesChocolateChip(Any Variation)8. Cookies–Oatmeal(Any Variation)9. Cookies–OtherDrop(Any Variation)10. Cookies(Molded Or Pressed Using Commercial Mold Or Press)11. Cookies–OriginalRecipe–Recipe To Accompany Cookie To Fair

12. Cookies(Rolled And Cut)13. Cupcakes14. CakePop15. Muffins(Any Type)16. Prepared Mix Product – Recipe To Accompany Entry To Fair17. Pies And Pastries 18. Un-BakedTreats(Rice Krispy, Carmel Apple, Candy, Etc.)19. AnyOther(please describe)

YOUTH BAKERS

Exhibits Received:Wednesday,July31from7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.

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DEPARTMENT #10.5 – YOUTH FOODS

Rules1. All entries in these divisions must be home prepared and canned or packaged by the exhibitor within 1 year of the opening date of fair, using the correct heat process method for type.2. Please research the canning methods for preserving foods recommended by the MasterFoodPreservesProgram;www.nchfp.uga.edu,www.mfp.ucanr.eduandUSDA food preservation.3. For all canned foods: a. Submittwoidenticaljars(excludinghoney)ofeachproductentered-onejarwill be opened for judging, the other used for display. (jars should not be decorative.) The minimum size of jars is listed in each division. b. OpenedjarsmustbepickeduponTuesday,July23,from10:00a.m.to 5:00p.m.intheGarrettBuildingortheywillbediscarded. c. AlljarsmustbeSTANDARDandSEALEDwithrings.Useofparaffinoruseof otherthanstandardjarswilldisqualifyexhibit.STANDARDJAR:Container specificallydesignedforcanning.No Raw Pack (cold pack).4. Jarsmustbelabeledonthesideorbottom(notlid)priortoarrivalatfairwith:Nameof exhibitor, canning method used/processing time, type of product, and date canned. 5. All jars must be clear glass.6. Items entered in “Any other” must be described in description.



Division 1010 – Youth Food Preservation AwardsBestofShow ...................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteDonna Winkler Koch Memorial AwardforOutstandingFoodPreservationExhibitor $50.00,plaqueandperpetualplaque ....................Sponsoredbythe Stornetta FamilyBestofShowCannedFood(Divs.1011-1017)..................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowDriedFoods(Division1018)........................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowApiary(Division1019)..................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.mEntry Fee: $2.00perEntryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise noted Eligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.


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Division 1011 – Canned Fruits and Vegetables (Minimum 1 pint)Class 1. Applesauce2. AnyOtherFruit(please describe)3. Tomatoes

4. AnyOtherVegetable(please describe)5. Any Pickled Vegetable6. Salsa

Division 1012 – Jams (Minimum 7 ounces)Class1. Apricot2. Blackberry3. Mixed Fruit4. Plum

5. Raspberry6. Strawberry7. AnyOther(please describe)8. AnySugarFree

Division 1013 – Jellies (Minimum 7 ounces)Class1. Blackberry2. Grape3. Mixed Fruit (please describe)4. Raspberry

5. Pomegranate6. AnyOther(please describe)7. AnySugarFree

Division 1014 – Marmalades, Butters, Preserves and Conserves (Min. 7 ounces)Class1. Butters, Any2. Conserve,Any

3. Marmalade, Any 4. Preserve, Any

Division 1015 – Relishes and Chutneys (Minimum ½ pint)Class1. Chutney2. Relish

3. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1016 – Sauces (Minimum 1 pint)Class1. BBQSauce2. PastaSauce3. HotSauce

4. AnyOtherSavory(please describe)5. AnyOtherDessert(please describe)

Division 1017 – Vinegar (Minimum 1 pint container of exhibitor’s choice) (Please note: attractiveness of container is a consideration in judging.)Class1. Herb Vinegar2. Garlic Vinegar3. WineVinegar

4. Balsamic Vinegar5. AnyOtherVinegar(please describe)

Division 1018 – Dried Foods (Minimum 1/2 cup in a canning jar)Class 1. Fruit, Any2. Vegetable, Any3. Nuts,Any4. Beans, Any (1 pint glass jar with lid)5. Granola

6. Grains,Any(1pintJar)7. Herbs (minimum 1 oz whole dried leavesinliddedjar-nobags8. Meat, Any9. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1019 – Apiary(1 jar per entry)Class1. Extracted Honey (8oz Std. Honey Jar) 2. AnyOtherApiary(please describe)


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SCORECARD for JUDGING BREADSGeneral Appearance .........................................................................................................................10% Shapecrustcolor.Lightness ............................................................................................................................................10%Crust ...................................................................................................................................................10%Crumb ................................................................................................................................................15%Texture ...............................................................................................................................................25%Flavor .................................................................................................................................................30%TOTAL. .............................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD for JUDGING COOKIESAppearance .......................................................................................................................................30%Texture ...............................................................................................................................................35%Flavor .................................................................................................................................................35%TOTAL ..............................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD for JUDGING CAKESAppearance .......................................................................................................................................30%Texture ...............................................................................................................................................35% ButterCakes–tender;fine;evengrain,moistbutelastic. FruitCakes–notstickyorgummy,dryorcrumbly.Flavor .................................................................................................................................................35%TOTAL ..............................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD for JUDGING DECORATED CAKESOver-AllAppearance .........................................................................................................................45% Balance ...........................................................................................................................................15 ColorHarmony ................................................................................................................................15 ConsistencyofPattern ....................................................................................................................15Neatness ............................................................................................................................................25% TextureOfIcing...............................................................................................................................10 UniformityOfRepeatPattern .........................................................................................................15Artistic Quality ...................................................................................................................................30% Over-AllEyeAppeal ....................................................................................................................... 15 Originality ........................................................................................................................................15TOTAL ..............................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD for JUDGING PASTRYAppearance(20%) ........................................................................................................1Crust ..2Crust Color ..............................................................................................................................10% ......10% Shape .............................................................................................................................10% .......10%Crust(40%) Texture–flaky,tender ...................................................................................................25% .......25% Flavor – agreeable .........................................................................................................15% .......15%Filling(40%) Flavor – natural/well blended ........................................................................................15% .......20% Consistency ...................................................................................................................15% .......20%Fillingshouldholdshapebutbesmoothandsoftfruitmoist,notsyrupy;wellcooked;Meringue–light,tender; ...................................................................................................10% evenlybrowned;noweeping,noshrinkingfromsides,atleast1/2“TOTALS ............................................................................................................................100% .....100%


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SCORECARD FOR CANNED FRUIT, VEGETABLES & MEATNOTE:Donottastenon-acidfruit,vegetablesandmeat,jarsmayopenedbythejudgetoinspectContainer ...........................................................................................................................................10% Tightlysealedcontainersofspecifiedsize,clean,neatlyandproperlylabeled.Pack .............................................................................................................................................25% Fullness–allspace(exceptproperheadspace)filled,neatnessanduniformity. Liquid – just covers product with no excess, clear with little or no cloudiness or small particles, free from gas bubbles. Fruit syrups have suitable proportions of sugar.Product........ .......................................................................................................................................65% Absenceofdefects-originalfoodhighquality,freefromindicatedspoilage,meat properly trimmed. Uniformity–piecesoffoodreasonablyuniforminsize(fancypacknotpractical). Color–asnearlythatofstandardcookedproductaspossible,freefromforeign matter and undue discoloration. Consistency–tenderwithoutovercooking.TOTAL ...........................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING DRIED FOODSAttractivenessandContainer(ifapplicable) ....................................................................................30%Color .............................................................................................................................................20%Texture .............................................................................................................................................20%Aroma .............................................................................................................................................30%TOTAL ...........................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING PICKLES AND RELISHESContainer ..........................................................................................................................................10% Tightlysealed,clearjarsdesignedforcanningofspecifiedsize;clean,neatlyand properlylabeled.Label-nameofproduct,dateofpack,methodused.Appearance .......................................................................................................................................65% Color–uniformandattractive,characteristicofkindwithno darkening on the top or discoloration of ingredients .......................................................... (15) Size–wholeorpiecesofsuitableanduniformsize........................................................... (15) Liquid – clear with no scum on top ...................................................................................... (15)Texture .............................................................................................................................................. (20) Pickledfruits-tenderandplumpwithunbrokenskinsorflesh,notshriveledor overcooked.Vegetablepicklesorrelishes–uniformlyfirmandcrisp,not shriveled from excess salt, acid, or sugarSafety&Suitability..... ........................................................................................................................25% Choiceoffruitand/orvegetablethatissafeandsuitableforhomepickling.TOTAL ...........................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD FOR JELLIES, JAMS, PRESERVES & MARMALADEAppearance .......................................................................................................................................30% Color–characteristicoffruit ...................................................................................................15 Clearness–jelliestranslucent ...............................................................................................10 Container–glass,practical,clean,sealedlids(noparaffinseals); neatlylabeled,specifiedsize ................................................................................................... 5Texture... ............................................................................................................................................35% Jelly–tender(shouldquiver),cuteasilyandretainshape,nocrystals. Preserves–piecesfirmandwhole;clearandthicksyrup. Marmalades–small,thinpieces;clearandthicksyrup. Butters–fruitthathasbeenpressedthroughasieve;noseparationoffruitandjuice Jams–crushedfruit–withnoseparationoffruitandjuice.Flavor .............................................................................................................................................35% Characteristic-withoutexcessivesweetnessorover-cookedflavor.TOTAL ...........................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #11 – YOUTH FIBER ARTS

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YOUTH FIBERWORKDanishSystemofJudging

Cash Awards offered per class 1st 2nd 3rd $6.00$4.00RibbonOnly

Youth Fiberwork, Knitting and Crocheting Rules1. Bothfinishedarticleandhandspunyarnmustbeentirelytheworkoftheexhibitor.2. Anyfiberaccepted.3. Anyentryreceivedwithsignsofmothswillimmediatelybere-sealedandreturned to the exhibitor.4. A sample of the yarn must be submitted with the article for classes 3 & 4 for each division.

Division 1101 – Youth Fiberwork, Knitting and Crocheting AwardsBestofShow........................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1102 – Fiberwork – Handspun OnlyClass1. HandspunYarnSkein2. Finished Product: Knitted3. FinishedProductCrocheted4. AnyOther(please describe)

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perEntryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise notedEligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.

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COMMERCIAL YARN: CROCHETING & KNITTING

Division 1103 – Crocheting- commercial yarn Class1. Wearable2. AnyOther

Division 1104 – Knitting- commercial yarnClass1. Wearable2. AnyOther

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING FIBERWORK ITEMSIndividualityofDesign ........................................................................................................................40%FiberAppropriatetoUse ....................................................................................................................30%TechniqueAppropriatetoDesign ......................................................................................................10%WorkmanshiponFinishofArticle ......................................................................................................10%SuitabilityofArticleforPurpose ........................................................................................................10%TOTAL ...............................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING KNITTING & CROCHETINGWorkmanship ......................................................................................................................................40%Suitabilityofmaterial&techniquefordesign ....................................................................................30%ColorHarmony ...................................................................................................................................10%Texture Harmony ................................................................................................................................10%Finishing/Blocking ..............................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ...............................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #12 – YOUTH FINE ARTS

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YOUTH FINE ARTSDanishSystemofJudging

Cash Awards offered per class (unless otherwise noted) 1st 2nd 3rd $6.00$4.00RibbonOnlyYouth Fine Art Rules1. Allpaintings/artworkMUSTbeoriginalandhavebeencreatedwithintwoyearsfrom the opening date of the fair to be eligible for exhibit. All paintings/artwork will be checkedforagebythejudges.Shouldageexceedtwoyears,paintings/artworkwillbe disqualifiedduringjudging.2. Paintings/artworkmustbeframed,readytohangwithwireattached.Useeyescrews available at framing/hardware stores. Paintings/artwork not ready to be hung adequatelyorconsideredunsafefordisplaywillberejectedatpointofdelivery.Studio canvasareacceptable,however,edgesmustbecompletelyfinished.Noheavyor ornateframes.HotGlue,DuctTapeoranyothertypeofglues/tapesarenottobeused to secure wire hangers to the back of the exhibit.

3. Nokitsorpaintbynumbers.Paintings/artworkmustbeingoodtasteandsuitablefor familyviewingoritwillbedisallowedbymanagement.Nonudityorpartialnudity.4. Allpaintings/artworknottoexceed24”X36”insizeincludingframe.ALLEXHIBITS WILLBEMEASUREDATTIMEOFDELIVERY.Anyexhibitsnotmeetingsize requirements will be rejected at time of delivery.5. Exhibitorisresponsibleforaffixingthecorrectentrytagtotheirpainting/artworkto assure that the information listed is correct. If information is not correct, the exhibitor mustseethe“Transfer/CorrectionClerk”foranysuchtransfersorcorrections.6. Nameandphonenumbershouldbelistedonthebackoftheexhibit.7. StateRule:Noexhibitorsshallreceivemorethantwocashawardsinanyoneclassfor the same kind of exhibit.8. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyloss,broken,ordamageto personal property of exhibitors.9. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyexhibitsnotpickedupbyrelease date. The Fair will only store such exhibits for only 2 weeks after release date. After that date, the Fair reserves the right to donate such items to a local charity. (Please makearrangementswiththeBuildingSuperintendentorEntryOfficeifyoucannotpick up your exhibit by the release date.)

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Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class, maximum 5 per exhibitor Entry Fee: $2.00perEntryEligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.


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Division 1201 – Youth Fine Art AwardsBestofShowPainting 5-8 Years (Selected from best of class 1-7) ..............$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPrintMaking5-8Years(Selected from best of class 8-10) ....$10.00+RosetteBestofShowCartoon5-8Years(Selected from best of class 11-13) ..........$10.00+RosetteBestofShowGlassArt5-8Years(Selected from best of class 14-15) ........ $10.00+RosetteBestofShowPotteryorSculpture5-8Years(From best of class 16-17).......$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPainting 9-11 Years (Selected from best of class 1-7) ............$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPrintMaking9-11Years(Selected from best of class 8-10) ...$10.00+RosetteBestofShowCartoon9-11Years(Selected from best of class 11-13) .........$10.00+RosetteBestofShowGlassArt9-11Years(Selected from best of class 14-15)........$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPotteryorSculpture9-11 Years(From best of class 16-17).....$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPainting 12-14 Years (Selected from best of class 1-7)...........$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPrintMaking12-14 Years(Selected from best of class 8-10) $10.00+RosetteBestofShowCartoon12-14 Years(Selected from best of class 11-13) ......$10.00+RosetteBestofShowGlassArt12-14 Years(Selected from best of class 14-15) .....$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPotteryorSculpture12-14 Years(From best of class 16-17)..$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPainting 15 Years + (Selected from best of class 1-7) ............$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPrintMaking15 Years + (Selected from best of class 8-10) ..$10.00+RosetteBestofShowCartoon15 Years + (Selected from best of class 11-13) ........$10.00+RosetteBestofShowGlassArt15 Years + (Selected from best of class 14-15).......$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPotteryorSculpture15 Years + (From best of class 16-17)....$10.00+RosetteBestofClass.........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Rules1. Seepreviouspageforrulesregardingframingforclasses1-7.2. PrintMaking-noframesallowed.Printsmustbemountedonmatboardfordisplay. Matboardsizemustnotexceed16"x20".3. Cartoonsmayeitherbeunframedorframed(seerule#2onpage90),butmustbe suitable for hanging.4. Pottery&Sculpture-nomoldsorcommercial-castitems.

Division 1202 –5 to 8 years oldDivision 1203 – 9 to 11 years oldDivision 1204 – 12 to 14 years oldDivision 1205 – 15 years and upClass1. Acrylic 2. Oil 3. Watercolor4. Graphics 5. Drawing-Ink,charcoal,pencil,scratch board,etc. 6. Pastel7. MixedMedia/Collage8. PrintMaking-Linoleum9 PrintMaking-Silkscreen10. PrintMaking-AnyOther11. CartoonsOriginalsinglepanelwith caption or balloon dialogue

12. CartoonsDerivativesinglepanel with caption or balloon dialogue13. Cartoonscontinuity-multiplepanel strip using 3 or more panels14. Fused Glass15. AnyOtherGlass(please describe) 16. Pottery (handbuilt,rakufired,wheel, etc.)17. Sculpture(clay, metal, wood, paper mache, recycled, etc.18. AnyOther(pleasedescribe)

FINE ART

Division 1206 – Awards – Youth Computer Skills AwardBestofShowComputerSkills .........................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1207 – Digital Media Artwork ItemsinthisdivisionincludeuseofDigitalManipulationSoftwareClass1. OriginalArtwork2. Collage/Montage3. AnyOther Division 1208 – Graphic design Provideprintedsampleofwork.Print-outshouldbenolargerthan81/2x11‘’Class1. Poster (Create a poster using clip art. 3. AnyOther Original artwork may be included. 4. Back to Our Roots in Cowboy Boots Place on standard poster board.) 2. OriginalDesign


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DEPARTMENT #12 – YOUTH FINE ARTSYOUTH POETRY & CREATIVE WRITING

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Youth Poetry and Creative Writing Rules1. Please submit your entry on a plain 8 ½ x 11 piece of paper, no embellishments for judging and a second copy of the poem must be submitted at the same time that is matted and ready to hang for display only, size not to exceed 24”x24” – no frames.2. Nonameshouldappearonun-mattedjudgingcopy.Ondisplaycopy,exhibitor’s name,address,andphoneshouldbeaffixedtotheback.Nonamemayappearon the front.3. All entries should be titled, with the title appearing on the entry form and judging copy.4. Entries must be original and written in English.5. Entriesmustbetypewrittenorcomputergenerated;handwrittenentriesnotaccepted.

Special Youth Poetry Rules1. Definitions:Traditional–Anyestablishedformusingrhymeandmeter.Example: sonnet,odeandballad.FreeVerse–verseseparatedintolinesbutwithoutdefinable rhymeandmeter.Freeversehasnoidentifiablerule.Itisoftencadencedor rhythmical in a loose way.2. Entries will be judged on originality, form and structure.

Division 1213 – Youth Poetry AwardsBestofShowPoetry12YearsandUnder ......................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPoetry13YearsandOver ........................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowCreativeWriting ........................................................................$10.00+Rosette

Division 1214 – Poetry (12 years and under) Division 1215- Poetry (13 years and over)Class1. Traditional Form – 32 lines or less2. Free Verse – 24 lines or less3. Light or Humorous – any form – 16 lines or less4. AnyOther–32linesorless(please describe)

Division 1216 - Creative Writing1. CreativeShortStory(1pagemaximum)2. ShortScreenPlay(5-6pagemaximum)3. HappilyEverAfter(1pagemaximum;re-writetheendingofyourfavoritemovie)

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING POETRYBasic Format (length, appropriateness to the topic) .........................................................................30%StructuralDetails(traditionalverse,freeverseorblankverse) .......................................................20%RhymeandMeter(technicalmerit,wordflow) ..................................................................................25%Imagery,MoodandWordChoice(emotionalimpact) ......................................................................25%TOTAL ...............................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #13 – YOUTH FLORICULTURE & HORTICULTURE

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Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: SeeDivision Drop of Location: Front door of the Garden Building. Enter through Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley Road Entry Fee: $1.00perCutFlowerandProduce $2.00perentryforAllOther $5.00perentryforWheelbarrows Entry Limit: SeeDivision Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.

Rules1. AllDivisionslistedwithintheJuniorFloricultureDepartmentmaybelistedononeform.2. OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarinCountyresidents.3. DanishSystemofjudging:Arrangementswillbejudgedbythe“DanishSystemof Judging”.EachentryinaClassisjudgedonitsownmerit.Entriesareplacedfirst, second,third,etc.basedonthejudge’sdecision.Theremaybemorethanonefirst, second, third, etc. awarded.

Premiums/AwardsPremium ribbons, tags or cards have no value as payment. Premiums are paid only from the records of the judging sheets. Premium checks will be issued as soon as auditing and processing can be completed.

Scale of PointsScaleofpointsisusedinordertoarbitratedisputesbetweenjudges,orindeterminingthewinner in a very close competition.

Judges DecisionThejudgesdecisionisfinal.Thejudgesdecisiononawardscannotbeprotested.

Division 1324 – Junior Arrangement SweepstakesAnyone exhibiting in this department will be considered for sweepstakes. The SuperintendentwillhavethetotalsofallexhibitorscompetinginthearrangementSweepstakesbythelastdayoftheFair.Totalpointscanbeobtainedthen.NOFEEisrequired.Thesweepstakeswinnerwillreceivea$25.00cashawardandplaquesponsoredbytheSonomaCountyFairJuniorArrangementSweepstakes...................................................................$25.00+Plaque

Calculated as follows: First-5points Second-3points Third-1point

(SeeStateRulesforspecificguidelines.)

A note about Thank You notes……………………Please take a moment to thank the sponsor of the award you receive. It means a lot to the sponsor and often makes the difference as to whether they will keep supporting the fair! The information is supplied on each award.


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POTTED PLANTS - PRE-FAIR – TUESDAY, July 30

Exhibits Received: Tuesday,July30,7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.Drop off Location: Front door of the Garden Building. Enter through Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley RoadEntry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two per classExhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.

OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarinCountyResidentsRules1. Fair will give daily care to plants. Please leave instructions on special care or watering needs with superintendent. Any other arrangements must be cleared with the superintendent.2. If exhibitors choose to enter a hanging plant they should provide their own plant stand to display the plant, otherwise it will be placed on a table3. Fairpersonnelnotresponsibleforribbons,flowers,and/orarrangementsnotpickedup on changeover days.4. Nopoisonousplants.5. Oneplantperpotunlessotherwisenoted.

DanishSystemofJudgingCash Awards offered per class


Division 1301 – Potted Plant AwardsBestofShowPottedPlant...............................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowTerrarium ...................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1302 – Potted PlantsClass1. African Violets 9. Philodendron 2.Begonia 10.SpiderPlant3.Cactus 11.Succulent4.Coleus 12.WanderingJew5.CreepingCharlie 13.AnyDroughtTolerant(not eligible in any6.Dieffenbachia other class)7. Fuchsia 14. AnyOtherPottedPlant(please describe) 8. Ivy 15. ContainerwithMultiplePlants

Division 1303 – Potted Vegetables & Fruits – ListVarietyOnEntry NotequantitieslistedClass 1. Potted Vegetables/Herbs (1)2. Potted Fruit (1)3. Herb Garden – potted herbs, at least 2 varieties, size of container not to exceed 12” in any direction.

Division 1304 – Terrariums – at least three varieties of plantsClass1. ClosedStyle(Cookie jar, Mason jar, glass/acrylic candy jars etc.)2. Recycled Glass (Describe on entry form)3. Aquarium (No larger than 5 gallons)4. ClassicFishBowl


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CUT FLOWERS

Rules1. Cutflowersmusthavebeengrownbytheexhibitor.2. Cutflowersmustbeinwatertohelppreservefreshness.3. Exhibitors are encouraged to specify the variety if known.4. Enter the exact number of stems or blooms called for each division. Inaccurate count willbedisqualified.5. Foliage (leaves)mustbeonstems.Longstemsareencouraged.Noleavesinwater.6. A bloom must be at least 1/4 open. (A bud is not a bloom.)7. Stemmayhavenosidebuds.8. Exhibitors must use containers provided by the fair.9. Itemsenteredin“AnyOther”mustbeitemsthatarenoteligibleinanyotherclasses during fair.10. Exhibitorisnotallowedtomakechangesorsubstitutionswithoutgoingthroughthe check-inprocess.11. Nopoisonousplantsallowed.


1st 2nd 3rd $6.00 $4.00 RibbonOnly

Note: Each rose MUST have its name on the Entry Tag.Division 1305 – Cut Flowers Day 1 Awards ClassBestofShowRose...............................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1306 – Floribunda – 1 bloom, or 1 spray on 1 stemClass1. Pink,RedorMauve 3. AnyOther(please describe)2. Yellow,OrangeorWhite

Division 1307 – Hybrid Tea – 1 bloom, 1 stemClass1. Pink,RedorMauve 3. AnyOther(please describe)2. Yellow,OrangeorWhite

Division 1308 – Miniature and/or Mini Flora – 1 bloom or 1 spray on 1 stemClass1. Pink, Red or Mauve 2. Yellow,OrangeorWhite3. AnyOtherCollection–3stems–anyvariety(please describe)


Exhibits Received: Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Drop off Location: Front door of the Garden Building. Enter through Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley RoadEntry Fee: $1.00percutflowerEntry Limit: Two per classExhibits Released: Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.

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Division 1309 - Cut Flowers Day 2 AwardBestofShowCutFlower.....................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision..................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1310 – HydrangeasClass1. Blue – 1 stem 2. Dwarf–3stems3. Pink – 1 stem4. AnyOtherHydrangea–1stem

Division 1311 – DahliaClass1. Cactus-1bloom2. Large-1bloom3. Miniature-2blooms 4. Pompom(2inches)-2blooms 5. AnyOtherDahlia–1bloom(please describe)

Division 1312 – Other Cut FlowersClass1. Aster-3stems2. Agapanthus-1stem3. Carnations-3stems4. Cosmos-3stems5. Daisies-3stems6. Dianthus-3stem7. Geraniums-3stems8. Gladiolus-1spike9. Snapdragon-1stem10. AnyOtherFlower-1stem/bloom(please describe)

CUT FLOWERS DAY 2 – TUESDAY, AUGUST 6

Exhibits Received: Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Drop off Location: Front door of the Garden Building. Enter through Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley RoadEntry Fee: $1.00percutflowerEntry Limit: Two per class Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.


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Division 1313 – Marigold – 3 stems Class 1. OrangeGiantHybrid2. YellowGiantHybrid3. AnyOtherMarigold(please describe) Division 1314 – Zinnia – 3 stems Class 1. Large 2. Novelty 3. Small 4. AnyOtherZinnias(please describe) Division 1315 – Petunia – 3 bloomsClass1. DoubleFringed2. Ruffles3. AnyOtherPetunia(please describe)

Division 1316 – FuchsiaClass1. Double-3to5blooms2. Single-3to5blooms3. AnyOtherFuchsias-3to5blooms(please describe)

Division 1317 – Other Cut FlowersClass1. Delphinium–1stem2. Gerbera (single) – 3 stems3. Gerbera (double) – 3 stems4. Rubrum Lily – 1 stem 5. Begonia(tuberous)-1bloom6. AnyOtherFlower–1stem(describe)

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FLORAL ARRANGEMENTSRulesSpace allotted for arrangement: JuniorArrangement:20”Wx20”Dx30”H(20 inches wide, 20 inches deep, 30 inches high)

1. Exhibitsmustbeinplaceandreadyforjudgingby9:00a.m.onthespecifieddates. Arrangements will be moved to holding tables on the next judging date. Exhibitors shouldclaimthemnolaterthan9:00a.m.onthedayofthenewjudging.2. The exhibitor must maintain exhibits. Any exhibits not kept in fresh condition will be removed.Refurbishingofarrangementscanbedoneeachmorningfrom9:00a.m.to 10:00a.m.3. Exhibitors bringing portable backgrounds must bring support for same.4. Arrangementisdefinedassomethingthatcaneasilybehandledandmovedbyone person.5. Arrangementswillbedisqualifiediftheydonotmeetsizerequirements.Arrangements willbereviewedbytheSuperintendenttoinsuretheyareappropriatefortheclass.6. TheJudgeswillselectbestofShowArrangements.7. All entries must contain some fresh plant material. Fresh plant material includes flowers,foliage,branches,fruitsandvegetables.FruitandvegetablesMUSTNOTBE CUTOPEN.Somedriedmaterialsmaybeused.8. Freshplantmaterialmustnotbedyed,sprayed,paintedetc.Driedmaterialmaybe treated this way.9. Imitationorartificialplantmaterialisnotpermitted.Artificialfruitsandvegetablesare permitted.10. Fairreservestherighttomovearrangements,ifnecessary.11. Pleasehaveidentificationonbottomofyourarrangements.Fairwillnotberesponsible for loss or damage to personal property of exhibitors. Personal property must be secured to the arrangement (If you do not want to lose it, don’t use it!)ExhibitorisNOT allowedtomakeanychangesorsubstitutionswithoutgoingthroughthe“Check-in” process. It is up to the exhibitor to read their “Entry Tag” carefully.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Day1,Wednesday,July31,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m. Day2,Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Drop off Location: FrontdooroftheGardenBuilding.Youcandrivein Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley RoadEntry Fee: $2.00perentryforFloralArrangementEntry Limit: Two per class Exhibits Released: Day1,Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m. Day2,Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.


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FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY, JULY 31


1st 2nd 3rd $15.00 $12.00 RibbonsOnly

Division 1318 – Floral Arrangements Day 1 Awards BestofShowArrangement .............................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1319 – Arrangements – Day 1Class1. "SanAntonioRose"2. "DaisyPetalPickin'"

Division 1320 – Floral Arrangements Day 2 Awards BestofShowArrangement .............................................................................$10.00+Rosette

Division 1321 – Arrangements – Day 2Class1. "18WheelsandaDozenRoses"2. "Lily,RosemaryandtheJackofHearts"

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GARDEN PRODUCE DAY 2 – TUESDAY , AUGUST 6

Division 1322 – Garden ProduceBestofShowHerb..............................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBest Fruit by Exhibitor ...................................................................Trophy by Imwalle GardensBest Vegetable by Exhibitor ......................................................... Trophy by Imwalle GardensBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

DanishSystemofJudgingCash Awards offered per Class


Division 1323 – Vegetables, Fruits & Herbs Note: List Variety on Entry FormClass1. Fruit and Pod – 4 – beans, eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, etc.2. LeafyandStem–1whole–cabbage,lettuce,leafyvegetable,corn (2 ears), etc. 3. Root, Bulb and Tuber – 4 – onion, garlic, potatoes, carrots, radishes etc.4. VineCrops–2–Cucumbers,squash,melons,etc.5. Citrus(bring 3)6. Medium/Large Fruit (peach, plums, apricots, etc. – bring 4)7. SmallFruit(any berries – bring 6) Fresh8. FreshCutHerbs(in 1 pint mason jar with water)

YOUTH VEGETABLES & FRUIT – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGArrangement: properly displayed, neat, correct label .......................................................................15%TypeandSize:truetotypeorvariety ................................................................................................15%Uniformity:insize,color,shape .........................................................................................................20%Condition:well-grown,goodcolor,shape,size,clean ......................................................................20%Market quality .......................................................................................................................................30%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

Exhibits Received: Tuesday,August6,7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.Drop off Location: FrontdooroftheGardenBuilding.Youcandrivein Gate 2 off of Bennett Valley RoadEntry Fee: $1.00perproduceentryEntry Limit: Two per class

DEPARTMENT #14 – YOUTH GARDENS

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THEME: “A Country Garden of Songs”Designer-Director:GregDuncan

Opento4-HClubs,FFAChapters,YouthOrganizations,4-HIndividuals,andIndependentJuniorsfromSonomaandMarinCounties.

Limitedtoexhibitors9to19yearsoldasofJanuary1stofthecurrentyear

2018 Best Junior Garden by a Group: Elsie Allen FFA

2018 Best Junior Garden by an Individual: AlexJustus

2018 Exhibitors Choice: Katie Terra

Division 1401 – Youth Gardening Awards 1. BestJr.GardenbyaGroupin memory of Mary & Walter Rogina, Jr. ...by Matt Rogina2. BestJr.GardenbyanIndividual ..........................by Ashton Smith, Will & Drew Pratt3. BestUseofColorinaJuniorGarden ................by Ashton Smith, Jim & Kristy Pratt4. BestPlantingDesign ..............................................................................by AOK6 Ranch5. BestUseofSummerAnnuals...........................................................................................................................................................by Sonoma Mission Gardens Nursery & Landscaping6. Exhibitors’Choice ........................................................................by Sonoma Valley 4-H 7. BestWaterFeature .................................. by S.R. Allied Builders, Mike & Carla Boyd8. BestBackdropbyaGroup–$25 .............................................by Sonoma County Fair9. BestBackdropbyanIndividual–$25 ......................................by Sonoma County Fair10. MostEfforttoMaintainGarden,Group–$50in memory of Susie Engdahl.......................................................................................................................by The Borck Family11. MostEfforttoMaintain,Individual–$50 .................................by Sonoma County Fair

A note about Thank You notes……………………Please take a moment to thank the sponsor of the award you receive. It means a lot to the sponsor and often makes the difference as to whether they will keep supporting the fair! The information is supplied on each award.

Entries Close: Friday,March29–5:00p.m.Entry Fee: $15.00–non-refundableEntry Limit : OneentryperexhibitorWork Schedule: July20thru29,8:00a.m.to8:00p.m.Gardens Completion Deadline: Monday,July29by8:00p.m. This will be strictly enforced Watering Completion Deadline: Tuesday,July30–7:00a.m.to8:00a.m.Exhibitor Choice Award: Tuesday,July30by8:00a.m.Judging: Tuesday,July30–8:30a.m.Refurbishing: Dailyfrom7:00a.m.to9:00a.m.-Gate2


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23. Nopartoftheexhibitistoberemoveduntilafter6:00p.m.onSunday,Aug11. Adults can assist with dismantling.24. AnyexhibitornotparticipatinginthePlantSaleMUSTremoveallplantmaterialand propsfromtheirgardenlocation.TheFairisnotresponsibleforANYlossofmaterial duringthePlantSale.25. Allplants/propsmustbekeptwithintheconfinesofthegardenspaceduringtheplant sale.Noaislespacemaybeused.26. SALEIDENTIFICATIONBADGESORRIBBONSmustbepickedupfromtheclerk at the door before the sale and must be worn for the duration of the sale by all sales personnel.27. Exhibitors should remove all props from their exhibits following the plant sale. Area will be closed immediately following the plant sale. Exhibitors can resume dismantling onTuesday.Securitywillbeprovidedbythefairuntil5:00p.m.Wednesday. Premium checks will be issued only after all props and remaining plant materials have been removed from gardens.28. Exhibitors must have sales receipt books (two each will be issued by the Fair) for thePLANTSALEsothateachpurchaseisaccompaniedwithasalesslipasarelease to leave the Hall of Flowers.29. Nofreeplantsmaybeadvertisedduringtheplantsale.

Release/ Dismantle30. MainHalltocloseonlastdayoftheFair(Sunday)at6:00p.m.31. GardenersmayaugmentthelastSundaymorningduringwateringprovidedmaterialis hiddenwithingardenspaceor5:00to6:30a.m.Monday.32. PlantsaleSunday7:00-10:00p.m.andMonday7:00a.m.to1:00p.m.


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All Gardens are approximately 8’ x 10’

DanishsystemofJudging 90–100% 80–89% 1st 2nd $475.00 $450.00

Division 1402 – Youth GardensClass 1. Texas Bluebonnets2. AWhiteSportCoatandaPink Carnation3. SweetMagnoliaBlossom4. WildwoodFlower5. SanAntonioRose6. Virginia Bluebell7. Lily,RosemaryandtheJackofHearts8. WildFlowers

9. FlowersontheWall10. 18WheelsandaDozenRoses11. LittleGreenFlowerWiththeYellowon Top12. Sunflower13. DaisyPetalPickin’14. OrangeBlossomSpecial

JUNIOR GARDENS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGING Appearance … ...................................................................................................................................40% Aesthetic quality (overall eye appeal) ...................................................................................... 10 CreativeExpression ................................................................................................................. 10 Proportion .................................................................................................................................. 10 ContrastofColor,Form&Texture ........................................................................................... 10Design… ........................................................................................................................................…30% Layout ........................................................................................................................................ 10 ColorHarmony .......................................................................................................................... 15 ConveyanceofTheme ............................................................................................................... 5Plant Material. … ...............................................................................................................................20% Quality of Bloom ........................................................................................................................ 10 Variety ....................................................................................................................................... 10Accessories .......................................................................................................................................10% Choice&ValuetoExhibit… ...................................................................................................... 5 Lighting,Water,etc. ................................................................................................................... 5TOTAL .............................................................................................................................................100%

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1st 2nd 3rd $6.00 $4.00 RibbonsOnly

Division 1501 – Youth Aerospace & Aviation AwardsBestofShow,Aerospace&Aviation ..............................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Rules1. Remove all live rocket engines from rockets.2. Nopaperplanes.

Division 1502 – Aerospace and AviationClass1. ModelAircraft–Plastic 4. OtherModel2. Rocket – Large (20” and over) 5. AnyOtheraerospace/aviation(describe)3. Rocket–Small(under 20”)

Division 1503 – Youth Ceramics & Hydrocal AwardsBestofShow ....................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision..................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1504 – Ceramics (Clay) – FIREDClass1. Dog,glazed 7. Functional Item, glazed2. Dog,unglazed 8. Functional Item, unglazed3. AnyOtherAnimal,glazed 9. Figurine, glazed4. AnyOtherAnimal,unglazed 10. Figurine,unglazed5. Plaque, glazed 11. AnyOther,glazed6. Plaque, unglazed 12. AnyOther,unglazed

Division 1505 – Hydrocal (Gypsum, Cement, Plaster) – NON-FIREDClass1. Animal 3. Plaque2. Holiday 4. AnyOther(please describe)

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Quilts:July15,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Others:Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: July15:FrontentranceofGarrettBuilding July19&20:FrontentranceofFinleyBuilding Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perEntryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise notedEligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.

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YOUTH DECORATED STICK HORSE

Be a part of the Sunday, August 4 Farmers Day Program at the Sonoma County Fair!

*Exhibitorsages5-9whoenterthisclassareencouragedtoparticipateintheFarm-ers’DayStickHorseParadeandridetheir"stickhorse"aspartofthedrillteamduringtheopeningceremonies.TherewillalsobeaspecialcontestforStickHorsesduringtheFarmers’Dayprogram.AllcontestantswillreceiveparticipationribbonsandtheChampionwillreceiveabeltbuckle(sponsoredbyHagemannGeneralEngineeringandDustControl)Farmers’Day.StickHorseContestantswillbejudgedonthefollowingcriteria:• Costume–(Westernattire)• DecorationofStickHorse• Performanceofshortroutine(walk,trot,gallop,slidestop,backup,etc) FormoreinformationonFarmers’Daycontests:www.SonomaCountyFair.com/fair/farmers-day.php

Division 1506 – Decorated Stick Horse ContestRules1. Decorateyourveryownstickhorsewithstickers,paint,ribbons,etc.2. ExhibitorsmayusetheirdecoratedstickhorseforthespecialStickHorse Farmers’Dayparadeandcontests–Sunday,August4,1:00p.m.ChrisBeckArena. (StickhorsesmustbereturnedtothebuildingdisplayfollowingFarmers’Day.)Class1. DecoratedStickHorse(youthaged5-9)


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GREEN THINGS

Division 1507 – Youth Entomology AwardsBestofShow..........................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1508 – EntomologyClass1. InsectDisplayBox–singleormultipleof3 (size limit each display box not to exceed 19 1/2” x 24”).2. AnyOtherEntomology(please describe)

Division 1509 – Youth Green Things AwardsBestofShow.........................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Rules1. Must use recycled materials. Must be free from hazardous materials2. Recycle any materials to make a new functional or decorative item.3. Anycombinationofmaterialsmaybeused;fabric,styrofoam,metal,wood,etc.4. Must be able to be moved by one person. If exhibit is to be hung, exhibitor to provide support/stand.5. Asignfortheexhibitwillbepermitted.Maximumsize:8½’’x11’’;laminated.6. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanylossordamagetopersonal exhibits.

Division 1510 – Green ThingsClass1. WearableClothingorAccessory2. WearableAccessories(hat, scarf, jewelry etc.)3. Non-WearableAccessories (tote bag, purse, etc.)4. Bird Feeder5. Decorative(vase, wall hanging, any holiday, etc.)6. Furniture7. Tools or gadgets 8. Sculpture(must stand on its own – no wall support)9. AnyOther(please describe)

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YOUTH HOBBYCRAFTS

Division 1511 – Youth Hobbycraft AwardsBestofShow.........................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision..................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1512 – Decorated Clothing or Accessory (Cosplay)Class1. Painted 2. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1513 – DollsClass1. Doll,HandMade 2. AnyOtherDoll(please describe)

Division 1514 – Flower Arrangements (nofreshflowers)Class1. Arrangement,Dried/Silk2. AnyOtherFlowerArrangement(please describe)

Division 1515 – Holiday DecorationsClass1. FoamArt 3. AnyOther(please describe)2. Table Top

Division 1516 – Holiday OrnamentsClass1. Beaded 3. AnyOther(please describe)2. Wooden Division 1517 – HobbycraftsClass 1. Bird Feeder (other than wood) 14. Mosaic2. Candles 15. PaintbyNumber3. ChenilleSticks(pipecleaners) 16. PlasticArt4. ClothespinArt 17. Puzzle5. Collection(at least 10 items, 18. SockCreation no more than 20, Must be contained 19. SoftSculpture/StuffedToy in case or frame, max. size 24”x36”) 20. StainedGlassArt(no plastic)6. DecoratedItem(box, candle, etc.) 21. WallHanging(other than ceramics)7. DoughorClayArt 22. WoodenArticle8. Foam Art 23. Wreaths9. Leathercraft (please describe) 24. YarnorStringArt10. Magnet 25. AnyOtherSmallHobbycraftUnder12”11. Map 26. AnyOtherMediumHobbycraft12. Mask Under13"–24”13. Model,AnyOther 27. AnyOtherLargeHobbycraftover24”


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Division 1518 – Interlocking Building Toys AwardsBestofShowInterlockingBuildingToys5-8Years .......................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowInterlockingBuildingToys9-13Years ......................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowInterlockingBuildingToys14Years&Up ................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Rules1. All entries must be an original design or a kit adaptation. Bionicles are exempted.2. Allentriesshouldbefirmlymounted(wood/metal base only, no cardboard) especially for those exhibitors entering the bionicles.3. Bionicleswillconsistofasinglewithamaximumof3attachedtoabase.Noindividual pieces unless only exhibiting 1 bionicle. Name and phone number at bottom of base.4. Allpiecesmustfitwithintheconfinesofthebaseboardandnottoextendoutwardpast the base.5. Nobackdropsareallowed.Mustbeabletobecarriedbyoneperson.6. Exhibits must be able to be moved after judging.7. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanylossordamagetopersonal property of exhibitor.8. Smalldesignbaseboard:10’’x10’’withamaximumheightof24’’(2 ft.)9. Largedesignbaseboard:12’’x32’’withamaximumheightof36’’ (3 ft.)

Division 1519 – Interlocking Building Toys 5-8 years – Lego’s, K’NEX, etc.Division 1520 – Interlocking Building Toys 9-13 years – Lego’s, K’NEX, etc.Division 1521 – Interlocking Building Toys 14 years & Up – Lego’s, K’NEX, etc.Class1. Small–under200pieces(max. 10’’ x 10” x 24’’ H)2. Large–201pieces&up(max. 15’’ x 33’’ x 36’’ H)3. Bionicles–Upto3figuressecuredtoabase (max. 12’’ x 32’’ baseboard)

Division 1522 – Youth Jewelry AwardsBestofShow ....................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................RibbonDivision 1523 – Jewelry (Must be placed in a sealable clear plastic bag)Class1. Necklace2. Earrings 3. Bracelet 4. AnyOther(pleasedescribe)

Division 1524 – Needlework & Rug AwardsBestofShow ....................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................RibbonDivision 1525 – Needlework & RugsClass1. CrossStitch 4. AnyOtherNeedlework2. Needlepoint 5. Latch Hook3. Embroidery 6. AnyOtherRug

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YOUTH NEEDLEWORK AND RUGS

Division 1526 – Youth Paper Arts AwardsBestofShow ..................................................................................................$10.00+RosettesBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1527 – Paper ArtsClass1. Origami 4. Scrapbook2. PaperArt 5. AnyOther(please describe)3. GreenCard/Stationary

Division 1528 – Youth Robots AwardsBestofShow........................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1529 – RoboticsClass1. RemoteControlled 3. RobotKit2. SensorBased 4. Anyotherrobotics(please describe)


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Note: A 3" sleeve must be attached to your quilt for hanging (sleevemustfitovera1” diameter hanging rod). Sleeve must be continuous end to end. Secure top and bottom of sleeve onto top of quilt.

Division 1530 – Quilting AwardsBestofShow ....................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestUseofColorandDesign ........................................................................ $25.00+Rosette .............................................................................. Sponsored By Santa Rosa Quilt GuildOutstandingYouthQuilt,AlmaChristiakoffMemorialAward ....................... $25.00+Rosette .....................................Sponsored & Judged by Moonlight Quilters of Sonoma CountyHonorable Mention for “My First Quilt” .......................................................... $25.00+Rosette ......................................Sponsored & Judged by Moonlight Quilters of Sonoma County• SantaRosaQuiltGuildspecialawardwillbejudgedbythejuniordivisionquiltjudges.BestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1531 – QuiltsClass1. Large (48” to 60”3. 4.AnyOther(please describe)2. Small(under 48”) 3. “My First Quilt” (any size, butonlyonefirstquiltperexhibitor)

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Exhibits Received: Monday,July15,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front of Garrett BuildingExhibits Released: Wednesday,August14,12:00noonto5:00p.m.

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Division 1532 – Sewing AwardsBestofShowBeginning ..................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowIntermediate ..............................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowAdvanced ..................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1533 – Beginner –Yourfirstyearofsewing,regardlessofageDivision 1534 – Intermediate –Your2nd&3rdyearofsewingDivision 1535 – Advanced – 4th and up year of sewingClass1. Pillow 9. Pants2. ToteBag 10. Skirt3. Toys 11. Costume4. WallHangings 12. CoordinatedOutfit–2pieces5. Apron 13. AnyOtherSewing(pleasespecify)6. Blouse 7. Dress 8. Nightwear

DanishSystemofJudgingCash Awards offered per Class

Cash Awards offered per class 1st 2nd 3rd $12.00 $10.00 RibbonOnly

Division 1536 – Wearable Wool or Wool Blend * Garment must contain at least 50% wool.Class1. Beginner:Your1styearofsewing2. Intermediate:Your2nd&3rdyearofsewing3. Advanced:Your4thyearandupofsewing

Costome Lead: Thursday, August 1 at 7:00 p.m. – Wilford Ring

AnyJuniorExhibitorparticipatinginLadies&LadsLead,andwhoisenteringawoolgarment in this wearable sewing division, must state that information in the description at timeofentry.WoolgarmentswillbereleasedforLadies&LadsLeadcontestonThursday,August1,butmustbereturnednolaterthan10:00a.m.Friday,August2.

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SCORECARDFORJR.CLOTHING&TEXTILESGeneral Appearance of the Garment or Article .................................................................................40% For coordinated wardrobe consider relationship of color, texture and style.WorkmanshipaffectingappearanceorusefulnessofGarment ........................................................60%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

YOUTHQUILTSSCORECARDFORJUDGINGVisualStatement ............................................................................................................................... 50%Construction .......................................................................................................................................10%PatternUse&Design ........................................................................................................................10%Quilting Ties .......................................................................................................................................10%Color ...................................................................................................................................................10%Binding or Edge ..................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL ............................................................................................................................................. 100%

YOUTH HOBBY CRAFTS – GENERAL SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship:Howisitmade? ...........................................................................................................40%Appearance:Howdoesitlook? ..........................................................................................................35%Originality&Creativity .........................................................................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

CERAMICS & HYDROCAL – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................35%Appearance ..........................................................................................................................................25%Utility .....................................................................................................................................................20%Originality .............................................................................................................................................20%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

AVIATION & AEROSPACE – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAppearance ..........................................................................................................................................25%Symmetry,attractivenessandover-alleyeappealWorkmanship .......................................................................................................................................60%Fins-attachment,sanding,alignment,finish......................................................................................30EngineMount-construction ................................................................................................................15LaunchingLug-alignment,attachmenttobody,suitability ...............................................................15Finish ....................................................................................................................................................15%SmoothnessTOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

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Exhibits by Individual Students1. The following junior exhibitors are eligible in this department: a. Studentsregularlyenrolledinaschoolvocationalclass b. 4-H,FFAorIndependentjuniormembersbeingmentoredwithinthecommunity.2. Projects made from assembly kits are eligible only in classes so designated. The exhibitor should make component parts whenever possible and judges will rate accordingly.3. Projectsmusthavebeenstartedandcompletedduringthe12-monthperiodpreceding the fair.4. Exhibitors may not enter more than one article from the same pattern.5. Although the exhibitor need not own the exhibits the student exhibitor must have been atleastthemajorcontributortothebuildingorrepairingoftheexhibit.NOentrymay be shown for more than one calendar year.6. DraftingandDrawingexhibitorsareencouragedtosubmitasetinsteadofsingleitems when it is obvious that the entry is a set.7. Team Projects: consist of 2 or more students working on a classroom supervised project.

Division 1601 – Ag Mechanics AwardsOverallBestofShow .......................................................................................$10.00+RosetteFFAOutstandingChapterAgMechanics* ..........................................................AOK6RanchFFAOutstandingExhibitorAgMechanics* ...........................................................AOK6Ranch

FFAOutstandingChapterAgMechanicsAwardiscalculatedbasedonpointsearnedbyeachChapterstop5entriesinthisdepartment.OutstandingAgMechanicsExhibitorwillbecalculated using a combination of points earned from placings and judges assessment of the overall quality of exhibitor's projects. *Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

Danish System of JudgingCash Awards Offered per Class

Blue Red White $6.00$4.00Ribbon

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Monday,July15,12:00noonto5:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Rear entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryEntry Limit: Two entries per exhibitor per class Unless otherwise noted Eligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents. Unless otherwise noted

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Division 1602 – Awards for Drawing/DraftingBestofShowArchitecturalDrawing(1603&1604)...... .................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowMechanicalDrafting(1605&1606)...........................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1603 – Architectural Drawing – Drawingsmaybesubmittedasoriginalsorreproductions.Max.size24”x36”(Notutilizingacomputer)Class1. Floor plan, residential or commercial (showing all necessary notes, dimensions and symbols)2. Architectural drawing set, residential or commercial (complete set of construction drawings,includingasiteplan,floorplan,division,elevations,detailsand foundation/structural plans)3. Architectural model (any material, model may illustrate the building framing or the finishedbuilding)4. Architectural rendering, residential or commercial (interior or exterior view, any techniquenotutilizingacomputer)5. Architectural drawing – any other (one or more architectural drawings related to the constructionorpresentationofbuildings,anytechniquenotutilizingacomputer)6. Team Projects (see rule 7 for details)

Division 1604 – Computer Aided Architectural Drawing –Drawingsmaybesubmitted as originals or reproductions. Max. size 24” x 36”Class1. Floor plan, residential or commercial (showing all necessary notes, dimensions and symbols)2. Architectural drawing set, residential or commercial (complete set of construction drawings,includingasiteplan,floorplan,division,elevations,detailsand foundation/structural plans)3. Architectural model (any material, model may illustrate the building framing or the finishedbuilding)4. Architectural rendering, residential or commercial (interior or exterior view)5. Architectural drawing – any other (one or more architectural drawings related to the construction or presentation of buildings)6. Team Projects (see rule 7 for details)

Division 1605 – Mechanical Drafting – Drawingsmaybesubmittedasoriginalsor prints on 1 or more sheets. Max. size 24” x 36”Class1. Drafting (open to all students with no more than 1 semester of high school drafting)2. Technical drawing (open to students with no more than 1 year of high school drafting)3. Advanced detail drafting (machine parts, divisions, gears, cams, assemblies, etc.)4. Technical illustrations (openclassusinganyillustrationtechniqueinfreehand/ mechanical method)5. Team Projects (see rule 7 for details)

Division 1606 – Computer Aided Drafting – (Maximum size 24” x 36”)Class1. BlackandWhiteDrafts2. ColorDrafts

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Division 1607 – Electrical Wiring Skills AwardsBestofShowWiring ........................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1608 – Electrical Wiring SkillsClass1. SinglePoleSwitchControlsOne-HalfofaDuplexReceptacle,theotherhalfofthe Receptacleis“Hot”.Donotscrewreceptaclesdowntoboxes2. A“LoopSwitch”circuit,PLUSa“Hot”ReceptaclebeyondtheSwitch3. A3-WaySwitchSystem4. A4-WaySwitchSystem

Note:Coverswillnotbeplacedonboxes,inordertomakejudgingeasier.• Exhibitorswhoenterclasses1-4maymountallfourentriesonasingledisplayboard.• Pleaseattachsturdywiretobackofdisplayboard-entrieswillbehungfordisplay.

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Division 1609 – Metals – AwardsBestofShowMetals ........................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1610 – MetalsClass1. SheetMetalBasic2. SheetMetalFabricationAdvanced(Project made from 4 or more parts)3. Art Metal (Free Form)–Oneofakind4. Foundry Basic (Single Items)5. MachineWork(Individual parts or simple assemblies)6. MachineWork(Advanced or assemblies of 3 or more parts)7. AdvancedMetalConstruction(Assemblies w/ machined parts, welded or fastener construction)8. WeldingFabrication(Arc Projects assembled by arc welding only)9. WeldingFabrication(Gas Projects assembled by gas welding only)10. BenchMetalConstruction(Projects formed by bending and assembling w/ rivets and/ or bolts)11. Team Projects (see rule 7 for details)12. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1611 – Miscellaneous Industrial ArtsBestofShowMiscellaneousIndustrialArts ...................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1612 – Multi-Process Industrial Arts (must use 2 or more processes)Class1. SmallProject2. Medium Project3. Large Project

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YOUTH WELDING

Division 1613 – Welding AwardsBestofShow.... ................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Rules1. Each entry (weld coupon) must be on metal 5” long.2. The weld must be a minimum of 4” long.3. The start and stop on the weld must show.4. The metal can be of any thickness.5. The pipe or tubing is to be 2” long.6. Thepipetoflatwelddoesnotneedtobe4”longbutmustbecontinuousaroundtheperimeter.7. The weld can be done in any position.8. Couponsenteredinclass1-4needtohave4welds;class5-6needtohave3welds.

OXYACETYLENEWELDINGOAW BRONZE&STEELFILLERMETAL 1. LAPJOINT 2. TEEJOINT 3. BUTTJOINT(weld1sideonlysteelonly) 4. PIPETOFLAT&ORTUBINGTOFLAT (round, square or rectangular material only) SHIELDEDMETALARCWELDING(SMAW) Useanyofthefollowingelectrodes:AWSE6010, E6011,E6013,E7014,E7024,E7018 1. BUTTJOINT(100%Penetration)weld1sideonly 2. FILLETWELD 3. OUTSIDECORNERJOINT 4. PIPEORTUBINGTOFILLET GASMETALARCWELDING(GMAW)usesolidhard wireonly.CouponsameasSMAW

GASTUNGSTENARCWELDING STAINLESSSTEEL 1. FILLETWELD(Rodrequired)– TEEJOINTFillermetalrequired 2. LAPJOINT–NoFillerRod 3. LAPJOINT–FillermetalRequired

ALUMINUMMETAL 1. FILLETWELD(Rodrequired)– TEEJOINTFillermetalrequired 2. LAPJOINT–NoFillerRod 3. LAPJOINT–FillermetalRequired

Division 1614 – WeldingClass1. OxyacetyleneWeldingCoupon–SteelFillerRod2. OxyacetyleneWeldingCoupon–BronzeFillerRod3. ShieldedMetalArcWelding–(SMAW)Coupon4. GasMetalArcWelding–(GMAW)Coupon5. GasTungstenArcWelding–(GTAW)CouponStainlessSteelBaseMetal6. GasTungstenArcWelding–(GTAW)CouponAluminumBaseMetal

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Division 1615 – Woodworking Awards BestofShowJuniorWoodworking ................................................................$35.00+Rosette.............................................................................bySRAlliedBuilders,Inc./Mike&CarlaBoydBestofDivision......................................................................................................................RibbonBestofClass..........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1616 – General Woodworking (Nofloorfurniture)(5-13yearold)Division 1617 – General Woodworking (Nofloorfurniture)(14yearoldandolder)Class1. Game Board (checker, chess, etc) 10. WallShelf2. LaminatedCuttingBoard 11. AnyFirstYearProject3. WoodTurning:faceplate(bowls, etc.) (please describe)4. WoodTurning:spindle(lamps, etc.) 12. AnyprojectmadeinanExploratoryClass 5. WoodenToy(animals, trucks, etc.) – one semester or less (please describe)6. Bread Box 13. Bird House7. Book Holder 14. Garden Decoration8. ToolBox 15. AnyOther(please describe) 9. WallCabinet

Division 1618 – Floor Furniture (5-13 year old)Division 1619 – Floor Furniture (14 year old and older)Class1. Chest-large(Hope,etc.) 9. StereoCabinet2. ChinaCabinet(Hutch,etc.) 10. CurioCabinet3. CoffeeTable 11. Bookshelf4. Desk 12. TVCabinet5. DiningTable 13. AnyFirstYearStudentProject–6. Dresser floorfurniture(please describe)7. EndTables 14. WoodTurning8. NightStand 15. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1620 – Hand Tooled –Nopowertoolsofanykind,NoKits(5-13 year old)Division 1621 – Hand Tooled –Nopowertoolsofanykind,NoKits(14 year old and older)

Class1. Bowl 3. SpindleTurning2. Spoon 4. AnyOther Division 1622 – Kits (5-13 year old)Division 1623 – Kits (14 year old and older)Class1. Bird Feeder 4. Tool Box2. BirdHouse 5. AnyOther(please describe)3. Planter Box

SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGAppearance ..........................................................................................................................................20%Workmanship .......................................................................................................................................25%Originality .............................................................................................................................................20%Neatness ..............................................................................................................................................10%Utility .....................................................................................................................................................25%TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%


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Industrial Arts Auction Rules:1. The following junior exhibitors are eligible to participate in this Auction: a. Studentsregularlyenrolledinaschoolvocationalclass b. 4-H,FFAorIndependentjuniormembersbeingmentoredwithinthecommunity.2. Onlyexhibitsearningafirstplace(DanishSystem)ribbonwillbeeligibleforthe auctions.3. Projects must have been started and completed during the 12 month period preceding the fair.4. Projectsmustbecompleteduponreceiving.Nowork,additionsorembellishmentscan be done once the project is received at the fair.5. Exhibitors must establish a reasonable minimum or starting bid, based on the value of their project and include this on their entry form. This price will be the starting bid if item is sold at auction – or the sale price listed for building sale items.6. Exhibitors are limited to selling one Ag Mechanics project per year.7. Allitemssoldwillbechargeda6%commission,tofundprogramcostsand establish a contingency fund.8. Exhibitors are encouraged to promote the auction and solicit buyers.9. Exhibitors who sell items at live auction or during building sale, are required to turn in a thank you note for their buyer in order to pick up auction or sales proceeds check.10. Youthmember/Leader/Advisorwillbenotifiedassoonaspossibleafterjudgingifitem is selected for live auction.

Live Auction Rules11. The judges will select items to be sold in the live auction. Items will be sold on Friday, August9at6:00p.m.intheJamisonRing.12. Exhibitors who earn a spot in the live auctions are required to attend in uniform in order to present their item as it is being sold.

Ag Mechanics Sale Rules13. Items not selected for live auction will be available for sale to the public inside the FinleybuildingthroughouttheFair.A6%commissionwillbechargedforany itemthatsells.Exhibitorswillbenotifiedifitemsaresold.

Division 1624 – Ag Mechanics Auction Class1. Projectvaluedat$249orless(please describe)2. Projectvaluedat$250ormore(please describe)

AG MECHANICS AUCTION

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DanishSystemofJudging 1st 2nd 3rd $6.00$4.00RibbonOnly

Rules1. Entries must be original and be the work of the exhibitor with the exception of processing and matting. ALL photography must have been created within the last year from opening date of the fair. If applicable, please include where photograph was taken on entry form.2. All photographs must be printed on photo paper gloss or matte and mounted on black matteboard.Nocanvas,metalorothermaterials.Witha1"minimumborder.3. Sizerequirements: Minimumphotosize:5''x7''photoMaximumphotosize:8''x10''.4. Maximum Mat size: 11'' X 14''5. All photography will be hung using “binder clips”.6. Photography not properly “matted” will be rejected at time of entry. Exhibitors will be askedtoremoveanyphotographythatis“FRAMED”.7. BLACKMATISMANDATORY(no charcoal, gray, etc.).Noothercolorwillbeaccepted.8. Exhibitorisresponsibleforaffixingthecorrectentrytagtotheirphotographytoassure that the information listed (title, description, etc.) is correct. If information is not correct,theexhibitormustseethe“Transfer/CorrectionClerk”foranysuchtransfersor correction. Exhibitor must not make any transfers or corrections on their own. 9. StateRule:Noexhibitorsshallreceivemorethantwocashawardsinanyoneclassfor the same kind of exhibit.10. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanylossordamageto personal property of exhibitors.11. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforanyexhibitsnotpickedupbyrelease date. The Fair will only store exhibits up to 2 weeks after release date. The Fair reserves the right to recycle or donate unclaimed items.

Division – 1701 Junior Photography Awards BestofShowColor ..........................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowBlack&White ............................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowDigital ........................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPhotography5-8YearsOld ......................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPhotography9-11YearsOld ....................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPhotography12-14YearsOld ..................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowPhotography15-18YearsOld ..................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass.........................................................................................................................Ribbon

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perEntryEntry Limit: Twoentriesperexhibitorperclass;maxof5Eligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.

Division 1702 – Youth Photography– 5 - 8 years oldDivision 1703 – Youth Photography– 9 - 11 years oldDivision 1704 – Youth Photography – 12 - 14 years oldDivision 1705 – Youth Photography – 15 to 18 years oldClass

1. Monochrome(B&W,Sepia)-Animal2. Monochrome(B&W,Sepia)- Landscape3. Monochrome(B&W,Sepia)-People4. Monochrome(B&W,Sepia)-StillLife5. Monochrome(B&W,Sepia)-Any Other

6. Color-Animal7. Color-Landscape8. Color-People9. Color-Stilllife10. Color-AnyOther

Division 1706 – Other PhotographyClass1. A black and white or color print sequence of 3 to 5 prints of any subject. All prints in sequence to be mounted together on one board or frame and ready to hang (framenotrequired).Maximum11"x14".2. Astorysequenceof5to10blackandwhiteorcolorpicturesonanysubject.Allprints in sequence to be mounted together on one board or in one frame and ready to hang (frame not required).3. Panoramic–Mustbereadytohang.(4"x20")4. ManipulatedPhoto–Digitalphotomanipulatedusingacomputerprogram.

*Seepage78forAlphabetPhotoChallenge.

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SCORECARD FOR JUDGING PHOTOGRAPHSIMPACT... .............................................................................................................................................35% Effectontheviewer.Storytellingqualitycatchestheeye. Holds attention.COMPOSITION. ..................................................................................................................................35% Arrangementoftheelements.Containsallthenecessaryelements. Containsfewornodistractingorunnecessaryelements. All the elements are arranged to tell the story and lead the eye to the picture.TECHNICALQUALITY... .....................................................................................................................20% The photograph is clear and sharp and shows details in areas where appropriate.WORKMANSHIP... ..............................................................................................................................10% Pictures are mounted neatly and securely in accordance with requirements. TOTAL .........................................................................................................................................100%

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Division 1800 – AwardsBestofShowExceptionalExhibitor.................. ....................................................$50+RosetteBestofClassExceptionalExhibitor....................................................................................Ribbon Rules 1. Exhibitors in the divisions listed below may enter up to 2 items per class.2. This division is open to youth exhibitors with an emotional, developmental or physical disability.

Division 1801 – Exceptional ExhibitorsClass1. FineArt 5. Sewing2. Paper Art 6. Photography3. HolidayDecoration 7. AnyOtherArtorCraft4. Jewelry

Note: No posters allowed – enter any posters into the Youth Educational Posters

Division 1802 – Performance & Learning Project (1 entry per exhibitor, per class)Class1. Science 5. History2. Geography 6. Schoolreports–computerprinted3. Nature 7. Schoolreports–handwritten4. Electric 8. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1803 – Group Projects –NoQuilts (1 entry per exhibitor, per class -Teachers: Please list a summer contact phone number on entry.)Class1. Oneprojectdonebytwoormorepersons–maximumsize22”x28”

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.Drop Off Location: Front entrance of Finley Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood Ave. Exhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perEntryEntry Limit: LimitsarelistedundereachDivisionEligibility: OpentoJuniorSonomaandMarincountyresidents.

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Division 1804 – Youth Educational Poster AwardsBestofShow.........................................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Rules1. Onlythosepostersofgoodqualityandsubjectmatterwillbeondisplay.2. Iflimitedbyspaceandalargenumberofentries,onlyfirstplacepostersmaybe displayed.3. Each poster to be made on standard poster board, 22” x 28” or smaller.4. Please be advised that posters not ready to hang, may be stapled to wall.5. Posters will be checked for size, and posters that exceed designated size will be disqualifiedattimeofentry.

Division 1805 – Educational Posters (Two entries per exhibitor, per class)Class1. Agriculture 2. Science(recycling, conservation, etc.)3. AnyOther(please describe)

Division 1806 – Science, Technology, Engineering & Math AwardsBestofShowPhysicalSciences........................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowLifeSciences................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowEarthandSpaceScience............................................................$10.00+RosetteBestofShowApplicationstoEngineering&Technology................................$10.00+RosetteBestofClass......................................................................................................................Ribbon

Division 1807 – Physical Sciences (Energy, Physics, Chemistry, etc.)Division 1808 – Life Sciences (Natural Resources)Division 1809 – Earth and Space Science (Astronomy, Geology, Climatology, etc.)Division 1810 – Applications to Engineering & Technology (Robotics, Rockets, Drones, Mapping, Electronics, Renewable Energy)(Oneentryperexhibitor,perclass)1. DioramaorModel,makefromscratch(max.baseboardsize22"x24").2. K-12ClassProjectorAfterSchoolProject(max.size22"x24")3. Maker Projects, Engineering and Tinkering Projects

YOUTH EDUCATIONAL POSTERS

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH

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Farmer’s Day Sunday July 27, 2014

A day filled with exciting contests,

wildly entertaining events, and a lot of good old fashioned fun for the entire family!

1:00 p.m. Opening Ceremonies - Chris Beck Arena Presentation of Awards:

Outstanding North Bay Rancher J.W. Jamison Perpetual Trophy 2014 Recipient: David Evans, Marin Sun Farms

Outstanding Dairy of the Year Edward J. Maddaena Perpetual Trophy 2014 Recipient: George Grossi & Son Dairy, Novato

Award of Excellence in the Horse Industry Perpetual (Keith Christie bronze sculpture) Trophy 2014 Recipient: Dick & Sybil Hardy, Sebastopol Some of the exciting events planned for the day:

Mutton Bustin’ (James Bertolini Memorial Belt Buckle sponsored by Suzanne Furber) Hide Race Pig Scramble Wild Cow Milking Team Penning Sheep Dog Demonstration and Trials

Contest Entries accepted starting Thursday May 1, 2014

For information on how to enter contests contact the Entry Office:

(707) 545-4203 or [email protected]

Stick Horse Competition (New This Year!)

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Contest Entries accepted starting Friday May 1, 2015

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Sunday,August4,2019

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Heidi Thompson

Edward J. Maddalena Perpetural Trophy

Recognition of Award Recipients:

Wild Cow and Wild Goat Milking

Contest Entries accepted starting Wednesday, May 1, 2019

For information on how to enter contestscontacttheEntryOffice:

(707) 545-4203 [email protected]

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2008 Rex&KerryWilliams,Seb.,sheep2009 ArnoldRiebli,Sonoma,poultry2010 MickelsonFamily,S.R.,cattle2011 BellwetherFarms,Bodega,sheep2012 BarbaraHall,RohnertPark,cattle2013 LorenPoncia,cattle&lambs

2014DavidEvans,PointReyesStation,beef, poultry, eggs, lamb, pork, goat2015 MikeFurlongJunior,Sebastopol,cattle2016 MikeMickelson,Petaluma,sheep2017 SamDolcini,Petaluma,beef2018 JerryNorman,Petaluma,beef

OUTSTANDING NORTH BAY RANCHER – SCORECARDOverallAgriculturalProgram ..............................................................................................................30%OperationandManagementoftheProgram .....................................................................................25%Ag Related Enterprise.........................................................................................................................20%Leadership Activities ..........................................................................................................................15%CommunityActivities ..........................................................................................................................10%TOTAL .....................................................................................................100%

2007 McClureDairy,Inverness2008 Jim&SueMcIssacDairy,Novato2009 KehoeDairy,Inverness2010 JonesFamilyDairy,SantaRosa2011 MorettiFamilyDairy,Petaluma2012 ButtkeFamilyDairy,Petaluma

2013 FrankandStaceyGambonini2014 GeorgeGossiandSonsDairy,Novato2015 AlbertandVickiMello,SantaRosa2016 RichardHughes,Bodega2017 MulasDairy,Sonoma2018 BerettaFamilyDairy,SantaRosa

OUTSTANDING DAIRY OF THE YEAR – SCORECARDRANCHAPPEARANCE(Anefficient,attractive,operatingdairy) ....................................................... 35%HERDMANAGEMENT(Productionrecords,health/breedingprograms,herdenvironment,etc) .... 35%LEADERSHIPINTHEDAIRYINDUSTRY&COMMUNITY(Local,StateandNational) .................. 30% TOTAL ................................................................................................................ 100%

OUTSTANDING NORTH BAY RANCHERJ.W. Jamison Perpetual Trophy

2019 Recipient: Jamie MickelsonThe J.W. Jamison Perpetual Trophy is awarded to an individual whose contributions have enriched Sonoma County agriculture and who is recognized as outstanding in the industry. The recipient must reside in the North Bay and be involved in the production of beef cattle, dairy cattle, dairy goats, sheep, swine, poultry or rabbits. The trophy is sponsored by the Sonoma County Fair. The recipient will be recognized during Farmer’s Day, Sunday, August 4 in Chris Beck Arena.

OUTSTANDING NORTH BAY RANCHER - Previous Winners

OUTSTANDING DAIRY OF THE YEARTHE EDWARD J. MADDALENA MEMORIAL TROPHY

2019 Recipient: Deniz Family Dairy, Zendi Farms

The award for 2019 Dairy of the Year is given for outstanding ranch appearance, herd management and leadership in the North Bay dairy industry and community. The Sonoma County Fair and local

dairymen present the honor in loving memory of Edward J. Maddalena during the Open Dairy Show, Saturday, August 3 and the recipients will also be recognized during Farmer’s Day at the Sonoma

County Fair, Sunday, August 4 in Chris Beck Arena.

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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN THEHORSE INDUSTRY

2019 Recipient: Heidi Thompson

Perpetual designed by Keith Christie and donated by the Sonoma County Trail BlazersThe recipient of the 2019 Award of Excellence in the Horse Industry is chosen for their contribution to theequestrianindustryandcommunityandforoutstandingfacilityoperations.Therecipientwillberecognized during Farmer’s Day, Sunday, August 4 in Chris Beck Arena at the Sonoma County Fair.

EXCELLENCE IN THE HORSE INDUSTRY – Previous Winners2007 Dr.JackWoolsey,SR–Inauguralwinner2008 HenryTrione,SantaRosa2009 JohannaVanoni,Geyserville2010 Ron&GingerDeGrange,SantaRosa2011 JohnnyBrazil,Geyserville2012 JackDeMeo,SantaRosa

2013 PeteandBenitaMattioli,SantaRosa2014 DickandSybilHardy,Sebastopol2015 BruceandConnieMartin,SantaRosa2016 EdVanoni,Geyserville2017 NancieCarlson,BrownsValley2018 Buzz&CookieBozzini,Sebastopol

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN THE HORSE INDUSTRY – SCORE CARDFAIRGROUNDSINVOLVEMENT .......................................................................................................25%COMMUNITY/LEADERSHIP ............................................................................................................10%SCOPE&SIZEOFOPERATION/ACTIVITY ...................................................................................15%CONTRIBUTIONTOINDUSTRY .......................................................................................................50%TOTAL ..........................................................................................................................100%

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Local Rules..................................................................................................................132Junior Livestock Rules..............................................................................................138Youth Code Of Excellence ................................................................................ 140Junior Livestock Auction Rules.............................................................................143

Open Livestock Department ............................................................................. 150Open Cavy Department 19 .................................................................................152Open Poultry Department 20 ............................................................................ 153Open Rabbit Department 21 ............................................................................. 159Open Beef Department 22 ..................................................................................161Open Boer Goats Department 23 ..................................................................... 168Open Dairy Cattle Department 24 .....................................................................170Open Dairy Goats Department 25 .....................................................................173Open Pygmy Goats Department 26 ..................................................................176Open Sheep Department 27 ...............................................................................178Open Sheep Dogs Department 28 ....................................................................181Open Sheep Shearing Department 29 ............................................................. 182Open Swine Department 30 .............................................................................. 184Open Wool Department 31 .................................................................................187

Junior Market Beef Department 32 .................................................................. 190Junior Market Goats Department 33 ............................................................... 195Junior Market Hogs Department 34 ................................................................. 199Junior Market Lambs Department 35 .............................................................. 204Junior Poultry Meat Pen Department 36 ..........................................................211Junior Rabbit Meat Pen Department 37 ...........................................................213Junior Cavy Department 38 ...............................................................................218Junior Poultry Department 39 .......................................................................... 220Junior Rabbits Department 40 ......................................................................... 226Junior Breeding Beef Department 41 .............................................................. 229Junior Dairy Cattle Department 42 .................................................................. 232Junior Dairy Goats Department 43 ................................................................. 237Junior Dog Care & Training Department 44 .................................................. 240Junior Horse Show Department 45................................................................. 242Junior Pygmy Goats Department 46 ............................................................... 246Junior Breeding Sheep Department 47 ........................................................... 248Junior Breeding Swine Department 48 ........................................................... 252Junior Wool Department 49 .............................................................................. 255Clean Stall Department 50 ................................................................................ 257Club/Chapter Groups Department 51 .............................................................. 258Showmanship Department 52 .......................................................................... 259Junior Awards Department ............................................................................... 262Livestock Judging Schedule ............................................................................ 268

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LIVESTOCK – GENERAL35) NEW FOR 2019: JUNIOR LIVESTOCKToparticipateintheSonomaCountyFair youth livestock program (excluding horse, cavies & dogs), all exhibitors 9 years of age and older, must obtain annual certification intheYouthfortheQualityCareof Animals(YQCA)program.Certificationnumbermustbesubmittedatthetimeofentry. Coursecanbecompletedathttps://yqca.learngrow.io/Account/Loginorthroughaface tofaceclassfoundontheYQCAwebsite.

36) OPEN LIVESTOCK Breed divisions within a specie will be determined by the Fair andwillstrivetomaintaina30headand3exhibitorminimumperbreed. a) AnanimalexhibitedandshownintheSeniorDepartmentisnoteligibletobe exhibitedandshownintheJuniorDepartment,andvice-versa,unlessitallows participation in a sponsored featured breed show.

37) ALL REGISTERED ANIMALS (except horses, or market and feeder animals) must be identifiedbyapermanentidentificationasrequiredbythebreedassociation,onthe animal and recorded on the entry form, prior to entering the fairgrounds. To qualify for entry and judging, the following information must be provided on the entry form by the closing date of entry: a) Identificationofeachanimalatleastbydam,birthdateandeartag,notching, ortattoophotoordrawing;orbytheregistrationnumber. b) Registration number of the sire for get of sire entries. c) Registration number of the dam for produce of dam entries. d) Ifaboveinformationiscompletedaftercloseofentry,a$5penaltyfeeper entry will be required by the fair prior to judging to qualify for judging.

38) ALL POULTRY AND RABBITSmustbeidentifiedbyalegband/tattoopriorto entering the fairgrounds.

39) OWNERSHIPJuniorLivestockprojectsmustbeownedbyandundertheexhibitor’s managementasspecifiedbelow.Theofficialownershipdateisthedateshownonthe receipt of sale unless the animal was bred by the exhibitor. a) MarketAnimals:beef–120consecutivedays;andswine,sheep,andgoats 60consecutivedays. b) Breeding/feederanimals:30consecutivedays. c) All small market animals (rabbits & poultry):30consecutivedays. d) Allhorses:leasedorowned120consecutivedays. e) Juniorlivestockandhorseprojectsmustbeowned(orleasedforhorses) byandundertheexhibitor’scareandmanagement,asperStateRules “LivestockandHorseExhibits–Ownership”. f) AllmarketanimalsarerequiredtohavetheirDNAcollected.Thecollection is the responsibility of the exhibitor and their parent or leader. Information isavailableintheEntryOfficeregardingthecollectionprocessand deadlines.Nolatesampleswillbetaken,noexceptions.Failuretosubmit samplesbythedeadlinewillresultintheentry/animalbeingdisqualifiedfrom theshow.Allre-taggedanimalswillsubmitDNAsamplesatweigh-in.Any testmismatcheswillresultinexhibitdisqualification. g) Nojuniorexhibitormayexhibitamarketanimalwhichhasbeensoldasa market animal through a fair junior livestock auction whether or not there was an actual change of ownership.

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h) Livestock shown in showmanship must be owned (or leased for horses) by the exhibitor and shown in an appropriate market, breeding, or performance class. i) Exhibitor must own grade animals, including replacement heifers, at least30dayspriortoopeningdayoftheFair.Animalsmustbeidentifiedby permanent marking (tattoo, brand, or ear tag) on the animal and recorded on the entry form prior to entering fairgrounds.

40) INDEPENDENT JUNIORS musthavethefollowingitemsonfilewiththefairgrounds EntryOfficebyJune28: •fullphotooftheanimal •proofofownership(billofsale,etc.) •proofofgradeschoolenrollment

41) REGISTRATION PAPERSShouldbecheckedbeforeFairtimetoavoidconfusion andsavetime.Itistheexhibitor’sresponsibilitytoinsurethatallappropriatepaperwork is checked by fair personnel prior to showing animals. Papers must be checked before show starts. If not, animals will not be allowed to be shown in their appropriate class. Fairmanagementreservestherighttore-inspectregistration/ownershippapers upon request. Failure to provide any necessary paperwork in a timely manner will resultindisqualification.Itistheresponsibilityoftheexhibitortokeepallnecessary papers in their possession while animals are on exhibit.

42) ARRIVALUponarrivalreporttotheLivestockOfficeforinstructionsandassignment ofstallsorpens.Onceassigned,nochangewillbepermitted.

43) STALLS & BEDDINGFairwillnotprovidefirstbedding.Noshavingsallowedexcept marketlambsandgoats.Nootherbeddingispermittedotherthanstraworshavings (market lambs/goats only). a) StallrequestswillbetakenbutFairreservestherighttoassignactuallivestock location in the barns. b) WhenallpensandstallsinthelivestockareaandcagesinthePoultryBuilding arefilled,nomoreentrieswillbeaccepted. c) Any animals that do not meet the requirements of the division or rules of the Fair will not be allowed to be shown in their appropriate class. Ineligible and sifted livestock may be shown in their appropriate showmanship classes only, with the exception of vet sifts. d) Muzzling of any animal is prohibited.

44) EXHIBITOR TACK AREAS a) Exhibitors must only groom animals within their designated species barn area. (i.e.-Lambs/GoatsmustonlybegroomedintheLamb/Goatbarnonly.)b) Useofpop-uptentsinsideoraroundthelivestockbarnisprohibited.Special permission for any shade canopies must be obtained from the livestock superintendent. c) Walkwaysmustbekeptclear.

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LIVESTOCK HEALTH INSPECTION45) A health check will be conducted for each species of livestock entered. a) It will be the responsibility of a licensed veterinarian or veterinary student to check all animals on exhibit at the Fair for obvious health problems. This includesanyhealthcertificates,signsofcommunicabledisease,external parasites, unsightly disease conditions, and any wounds, open or closed, that may be contagious. The veterinarian shall have the right to enter a vehicle, trailer, pen or tie area to inspect an animal. b) Specifichealthconditionsthatmaywarrantdismissalare: i) Active ringworm (lesions are considered active until skin is normal), warts, soremouth, scours or dysentery, pinkeye, lice, mites, footrot, pneumonia, and abscesses which are balding, showing hair separation, open, draining or still scabbed. Animals having surgical sites resulting from abscess removal are unacceptable if they have sutures (stitches), scabs, or are draining. In addition, any animal found to be in an unsafe or unsightly condition (i.e. prolapse), are in distress or are injured will be dismissed from the grounds. ii) All the above conditions shall be evaluated by a fair contracted veterinarian, veterinarian student, and or veterinarian technician. Veterinarian students and technicians can quarantine an animal suspect of a health condition, as outlined above, until a veterinarian can evaluate theanimalandmakethefinaldeterminationfordismissal. iii) Animals that do not pass the vet check will be scratched and sent home, no substitutions may be used. iv) TheVeterinarian’sdecisionshallbefinal. v) The owner will be issued a release and shall be responsible to remove any animal dismissed by the veterinarian from the fairgrounds as soon as possible.Inaddition,ownerisresponsiblefortheexpenseofanyfollow-up tests, supplies or treatment. vi) Noquarantineorisolationareawillbeavailableonthefairgroundsto house dismissed animals. vii) If an animal is dismissed from the fairgrounds, the exhibitor will not be entitled to a refund of the entry fee. viii) Each health check will take place during the arrival times as listed in the guidebook.Sincearrivaltimesvaryinlengthfromspecietospecie,a veterinarian shall be on hand to check animals during unloading. *Permission to arrive early must be granted by the Livestock Superintendent. ix) At any point while an animal is on exhibit at the fair, if that animal contractsanailmentorshowssignsofdisease,itwillbere-evaluatedby the attending veterinarian and appropriate action will be taken. This may include dismissal from the fair. x) Exhibitors should report any suspected contagious condition observed on anyanimalandnotifytheLivestockSuperintendentofanyunethical incidentsthatoccurwhicharenotinthebestinterestoftheanimal’swelfare. xi) TheexhibitorshallnotifyLivestockSuperintendentifaprivateveterinarian treats any of their animals while on the fairgrounds. xii) TheSonomaCountyFairDirectorsandstaffshallnotbeheldliablefor any illness, loss, or damage which may occur to an animal while at the fairgrounds. Exhibitors should note that exposure to disease is a risk associated with showing animals at fairs and only upon this understanding are entries accepted.

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xiii) If an animal is not present during the vet check, that animal will be scratched from the show. xiv) Ifthereareanyquestionsastoananimal’scondition,itisadvisableto leave it home or consult your own veterinarian. c) The Veterinarian is not responsible for treating exhibitor's livestock while on fairgrounds.

46) TheSonomaCountyFairBoardofDirectorshasapprovedadrugresiduepolicy formarketsteers,lambs,goatsandhogs(adopted2013,amended2017).Pleasesee theJuniorLivestockAuctionRulesformoreinformation.

TRAILERS & CAMPERS47) ApplicationsforRVtrailerspacesmaybeobtainedfromtheFairAdministrationOffice beginningMay1.ApplicationsaredueJune7.TheEntryDepartmentdoesnot managethetrailerpark.DuetotheOctober2017wildfiresandsurvivorsbeing housedintheSonomaCountyFairRVlot,therewillbelimitedlivestockRVspace duringthe2019SonomaCountyFair.Asinpreviousyears,applicationswillbe prioritizedinthefollowingorder:1.OpenExhibitors,2.DairyExhibitorswithLactating Cattle,3.JuniorBreedingAnimalExhibitors.

GOLF CARTS48) Any motorized vehicle (golf carts, etc.) must be approved and registered through the administrationofficeandreceiveapermit. a) Permitfeeforapprovedapplicationsis$125.00. b) ApplicationsandinformationonwhoiseligibleisavailableintheEntryOffice.

FREE TRAM RIDE49) Foryourconvenience,atramandtractorwillrunfrom7:00a.m.to9:00p.m.through the livestock area, picking up and letting off at Gate 7. The following rules will be enforced by the tram driver and fair management: a) Disorderlyconductwillnotbetolerated. b) Nostandingonthetram. c) Onlyyoungsterswillbepermittedtositonanadult’slap. d) Nowheelchairsorstrollerswillbepermittedonthetram. e) Loading and unloading of passengers are to be when the tram is at a full stop. f) Management has the right to forfeit riding privileges.

VEHICLE AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS50) ExhibitorsandparentswithpassesandcarstickersfortheLivestockDepartmentwill enter and leave the grounds through the Livestock Gate, Gate 7 on Aston Ave. a) ThisGatemaybeusedtodriveonthegroundsforfeeddeliveries,etc.from5:00 a.m.to8:30a.m.forthosewithpropercredentials. b) Pedestriantrafficwillberestricted,nore-entryprivilegesafter9:00p.m.daily. c) Any violators of credential rules will be towed away at their expense. Vehicles with these passes should not be left unattended.LIVESTOCK RELEASES51) Priortothedeparturetime,releaseswillbeissuedbythelivestockofficeandMUSTbe presented at Gate 7 before vehicles will be allowed to enter to load tack or livestock. a) Exhibitors will be assigned their release time at the exhibitor meeting. Release slips will be time stamped and routes will be posted for entrance and exit. b) Departuretimewillbeassignedbasedonthedistanceexhibitorresidesfromthe fairgrounds and the number of animals that are on exhibit.

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c) Onreleaseday,eachexhibitormusthavealivestock/tackreleaseBEFOREtheir vehicle will be allowed to enter the fairgrounds. Please check the release time andarrangeforthedrivertohavethisnecessarypaperwork.Weneedtoenforce this control system, and it works well when you remember to get the release in advance!PASSES52) Passes will not be issued until entries close. a) AdultDepartmentsNon-Livestock:1SingleDayadmissionperexhibitor b) YouthDepartmentsNon-Livestock:1SingleDayadmissionperexhibitor c) Adult/YouthBakedGoods&FloricultureExhibitors:1passperreceivingday. d) Adult/YouthWoolExhibitors:1singledayoutsideadmissionperexhibitor e) Industrial Education Teachers with students exhibiting in the Industrial Ed Departmentareeligibleforasingledayadmission.Itmaybepickedupin personattheentryofficeormailed,ifaself-addressed,stampedenvelopeis submitted.

53) OpenLivestockExhibitorPasses–$12.00servicechargeperexhibitor.Mustbe includedwithonlineentry.EntrySupervisorwillissueopenlivestockwristbands and parking stickers as follows: a) OpenDivisionDairyandBeefCattle,Sheep,Swine,andDairy,PygmyandBoer Goats upon arrival will receive: (1) 1-10animals,2wristbands,2carhangers (2) 11-15animals,3wristbands,3carhangers (3) 16-20animals,4wristbands,4carhangers (4) 21 or more animals, 5 wristbands, 5 car hangers b) OpenPoultry,RabbitandCavyExhibitors:1wristbandand1carhanger

54) JuniorLivestockExhibitorPasses–$12.00servicechargeperexhibitor.Mustbe included at time of Entry. EntrySupervisorwillissuejuniorlivestockwristbandsandparkingstickersasfollows: a) Dairy&BeefCattle,Sheep,Swine,Dairy,Pygmy&MarketGoats,Poultry,Cavies, Rabbits,Horses,Dogs:1wristbandperexhibitor b) NOTE:Car/parkingpasseswillbeissuedonaperfamilybasisratherthanper exhibitor. c) ExhibitorswhoareeligibletoshowinboththeOpenandJuniordepartmentswill not receive duplicate passes.

55) 4-HLeadersandFFAAdvisors–$12.00servicechargeperleader/advisor. a) 4-HleadersandFFAAdvisorswithmembersexhibitingDairy,Beef,Sheep, Swine,DairyGoat,PygmyGoat,Horse,Poultry,RabbitandCavy:1season wristband and 1 car hanger per project per club b) In order to secure a list of eligible leaders, the Fair requires that each club submit a list of livestock project leaders (1 per project only)byFriday,June16th. c) Fair will then issue 1 wristband and 1 parking pass to eligible project leaders only. All others must purchase a season pass.

56) SeasonLivestockExhibitorCredentials(goodforbothweeks)maybesoldatthe reducedpriceof$30.00.Nomorethantwo(2)reducedpricecredentialsperfamily exhibitingwillbesold.Youwillalsoreceiveoneparkinghanger. 57) Any lost passes or wristbands that are replaced must be accompanied by a $20.00fee.Nobrokenwristbandswillbereplacedunlessthewristbandis returnedtotheoffice.

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58) INCIDENT/SUGGESTION/COMPLAINT FORMS Forms are available in the Entry OfficeorintheLivestockOfficeforanyonewishingtorecordaproblemorsuggestion during the Fair regarding the livestock or exhibits program.

59) By submitting an online entry, exhibitors automatically waive all rights to privacy regardingtheirentries,andreleasetheSonomaCountyFairfromanyliabilitiesthat may arise from the public release of information regarding competition results or any related details.

60) JuniorLivestockExhibitorsmustshowtheirownprojectanimals,unlesstwooftheir project animals are assigned to the same class. Exhibitors requiring special exemption to this rule must submit a written request to show management prior to the show to obtainofficialapproval.

60) NowashingoflivestockwithinLyttleCowPalace.

61) SAFETY isapriorityoftheSonomaCountyFair.Animalsbroughtontothefairgrounds must be under the control of the exhibitor, or they will be sent home at the discretion of Fair Management.

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Instructions to ExhibitorsAllJuniorbreedinglivestockclassesintheGuidebookareopentojuniorbreedinglivestockprojectmembersinthefollowingcountiesSonoma,Marin,Napa,Mendocino,Lake,SolanoandHumboldtwiththefollowingstipulation:ResidentsofSonomaandMarincountieswillhavefirstpriorityforexhibit,afterthat,entrieswillbeacceptedonafirst-come,first-servebasisuntilentriesarefull(allbarnspaceisfilled)forthatspecies.Juniorlivestockclassesarealsoopentomembersof4-HclubsandFFAchaptersofSonomaandMarincountieswhomayresideelsewhere,exceptwherespecified.Notificationofacceptancewillbemadeaftercloseofentries.AllexhibitorsmustabidebySonomaCountyFairrulesandregulations.Please read local rules at the beginning of the guidebook for complete information.

All Juniors exhibiting livestock must sign an Exhibitors Code of ExcellencePreparation of animals and projects for exhibit in Junior Categories:TheSonomaCountyFairencouragesthecooperationof4-HandFFAexhibitorsassistingoneanotherinthepreparation and exhibition of their projects. The Fair Association also recommends that some preparationandfittingoftheanimalsshouldbedoneathomepriortotheirarrivingonthefairgrounds.Italsorecognizesthatbeginningmembersofthe4-HandFFAneedsomehelpandadvice.Youngstersworkingwithoneanothercanbestaccomplishthis. (Learn by doing.)

Livestock Fitting and Showing:ItistheintentionofFairManagementthatthefittingandpreparation of livestock be done by the junior exhibitors. All junior exhibitors are expected to groom and care for their animal(s) when at the fair. Fair management encourages other SonomaCountyFairjuniorexhibitorstoassisteachotherwheneverpossible.Inordertofulfillourprimarygoalofprovidinganeducationalenvironmentforourjuniorexhibitors,theyshallrefrainfromacceptingactiveassistancefromadultsandnon-exhibitingyouth.Any person in violation of the above policy may be reported to the fair management for appropriate action.

Any surgical procedure, injections or insertion of foreign material, substance or drug or the external application of any substance (irritant, counterirritant or similar substance) whichcouldaffecttheanimal'sperformanceoralteritsnaturalcontour,confirmationorappearanceofananimal’sbodyisprohibited.Thisincludesvegetableoil,silicone,airorany other substance used to alter the shape of the animal. Acceptable practices of physical preparation, which are allowed, include clipping of hair, trimming of hooves, external applications of substances for appearance to the hoofs or horns, dehorning, or surgical procedures required for health. MarketAnimals:Nohairorskindyes,paintsorcolorants(includingpowder),or adhesivesareallowedtobeused.Noproductsormaterialsmaybeusedtomanipulatethe hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well as external applications of substances for appearance to the hoofs.Noshadowpaintingorpracticesthatchangetheanimal’snaturalappearance. BreedingAnimals:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalisprohibited.Noshadowpainting. Exhibitors may use products that enhance the natural color of the animal.


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Show DressShow Dress1. All FFA exhibitors must wear the uniform of their organization while showing their animals, in chapter groups, or helping to show for another exhibitor. The FFA show uniform shall consist of white trousers, white dress shirt (short or long sleeved) with theFFAemblemattachedtotheleftpocket,andtheofficialFFAbluenecktieforboys orFFAbluescarfforgirls.TheofficialFFAjacketisoptional;ifworn,theshirtemblem isnotrequired.Hatsorheadgearofanykindshallnotbewornwiththeofficialshow uniform while showing.

2. All4-HClubexhibitorsmustweartheuniformoftheirorganizationwhileshowing theiranimals,inclubgroups,orhelpingtoshowforanotherexhibitor.The4-HClub show uniform for girls shall consist of white pants and white collared dress shirt (short orlongsleeved),detachablegreen4-Hscarf;black,brown,orwhitefootwear; and4-Hhat.Theboysuniformforshowshallconsistofwhitepants;whitecollared dressshirt(shortorlong);green4-Htie;black,brownorwhiteshoes;andthe 4-Hhat.

3. AllIndependentJuniorsshowinganimalsmustwearwhitepants(ankle length);whitecollareddressshirt(shortorlongsleeved);black,brown,orwhite footwear.IndependentJuniorswillshowintheappropriate4-Hclass.HannaBoys Centermaywearties.

4. All Grange Members must wear the uniform of their organization while showing their animals, in club groups, or helping to show for another exhibitor. The Grange Member showuniformconsistofdarkbluedenimpants,whitebutton-frontdressshirtwith collar,officialredvestwithNationalGrangeemblemontheback,blackorbrown belt with appropriate buckle and black or brown shoes. Hats or head gear of any kind shallnotbewornwiththeofficialuniformunlessrequiredduringequineevents. Members may wear achievement and service pins on the vest on the upper left chest. GrangeMemberswillshowinappropriate4-Hclass.


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SONOMA COUNTY FAIR CODE OF EXCELLENCE – ADOPTED 1996

ExhibitorsofanimalsattheSonomaCountyFairshallatalltimesdeportthemselveswithhonesty and good sportsmanship. Their conduct in this competitive environment shall alwaysreflectthehigheststandardsofhonoranddignitytopromotetheadvancementofagricultural education. This code applies to all junior exhibitors who compete in structured classesofcompetitionofanylivestockclassofferedinanyeventattheSonomaCountyFair. These include: cattle (beef & dairy) goats (dairy, meat & pygmy), equine (horse, pony), llamas, sheep, swine, rabbits, cavy, poultry, dog.

Owners,exhibitors,leaders,parents/guardians,andabsolutelyresponsiblepersonsfoundtoviolate this code of excellence or in violation of rules or in practices unethical or inimical with the show program will forfeit premiums, awards, and auction proceeds and shall be prohibited fromfutureexhibitionaccordingtorulesadoptedbytheSonomaCountyFair.ThefollowingisalistingofrulesallexhibitorsmustfollowtoenteranyanimalattheSonomaCountyFair.

1. All exhibitors must have viable proof of ownership available to fair and livestock show Officialsattheirrequest.Documentsshouldincludecurrentownershipinformation, transfer of ownership (if any), length of ownership, and age of animal(s). Misrepresentation of ownership, age, breed, or any facts relating thereto is prohibited. Exhibitors and their agents and advisors agree to comply with the printed exhibitor guidebook rules upon entry.

2. Any method used to misrepresent the age of an animal for a class in which it is shown isdeceptiveandconsideredillegal.Showingananimalforanotherindividualbyclaiming ownershipinordertoshowinaspecificlivestockclassoreventisprohibited.False ownership is illegal.

3. Juniorexhibitorsareexpectedtocarefor,groom,andexhibittheirownanimalswhile attheSonomaCountyFair.However,becauseoftheeducationalnatureoflivestock shows it is appropriate, on occasion, for leaders, parents/guardians, and/or other approved person to assist in the medical care of livestock, or when safety is a factor.

4. TheactofenteringananimalintotheSonomaCountyFairprovidesforabsolute responsibilityforananimal’sconditionbytheowner,exhibitor,leader,parent/guardian, or absolutely responsible person whether or not he or she was actually instrumental in, or had actual knowledge of an act perpetrated to misrepresent or mistreat an animal in contravention of this code of excellence.

5. a) The use of tranquilizers, sedatives, depressants, or any other drugs which alter the physical or physiological state of the animals is illegal. Any drug used on any animalmustbeapprovedbytheFoodandDrugAdministrationforuseinmeat producing animals. Additionally, all drugs used on a species of animal must be properly approved for use on the species treated. All exhibitors shall advise show management of any drugs and/or medications administered to an animal. The name of the drug, its purpose, the person who administered the drug, time and date of administration shall be presented to show management prior to the showing and/or sale of the animal. Failure to report this information will result in severepenaltyand/ordisqualification.Anyuseofdrugsorsubstancesnot approvedbytheFoodandDrugAdministrationisstrictlyprohibited.


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b) AnimalsshallbepresentedfreeofdrugsattheSonomaCountyFairwherethey will enter the food chain, this includes meat producing animals, dairy animals producing milk, and poultry producing eggs. The act of entering an animal in the SonomaCountyFairgivesconsentbyowner,exhibitor,leader,parent/guardian, or absolutely responsible person for show management to obtain any specimens of urine, saliva, blood, or other requested substances from the animal to be used in testing. Animals not entered in an event that culminates with the animal entering the food chain shall not be administered drugs other than in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local statues, regulations, and rules. Livestock shall not be exhibited if the drugs administered in accordance with federal, state, local statutes, regulations, and rules affect the animals performance or appearance at the event.

c) In the case of an animal requiring treatment, all medications shall be administered withwrittenapprovalbyalicensedveterinarianandfairlivestockofficialsshallbe notified.

d) If the laboratory report of the chemical analysis of saliva, urine, blood, or other sample taken from livestock indicates the presence of forbidden drugs or medication, this shall be prima facie evidence such substance has been administered to the animal either internally or externally. It is presumed that the sample of urine, saliva, blood, or other substance tested by the approved laboratory to which it is sent is the one taken for the animal in question, its integrity is preserved and all procedures of said collection, preservation, and transfertothelaboratorypertainstotheanimalinquestionandcorrectlyreflects the condition of the animal at the time the sample was taken from the animal in question. The owner, leader, parent/guardian, exhibitor, or absolutely responsible person has the burden to prove otherwise at any hearing in regard to the matter conductedbytheSonomaCountyFair.

6. Any surgical procedure, injections or insertion of foreign material, substance or drug or the external application of any substance (irritant, counterirritant or similar substance) which could affect the animal's performance or alter its natural contour, confirmationorappearanceofananimal’sbodyisprohibited.Thisincludesvegetable oil, silicone, air or any other substance used to alter the shape of the animal. Acceptable practices of physical preparation, which are allowed, include clipping of hair, trimming of hooves, external applications of substances for appearance to the hoofs or horns, dehorning, or surgical procedures required for health. MarketAnimals:Nohairorskindyes,paintsorcolorants(includingpowder),or adhesivesareallowedtobeused.Noproductsormaterialsmaybeusedto manipulate the hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well as external applications of substances for appearance to the hoofs.Noshadowpaintingorpracticesthatchangetheanimal’snaturalappearance. BreedingAnimals:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalisprohibited.Noshadow painting. Exhibitors may use products that enhance the natural color of the animal.

7. The use of inhumane showing and/or handling practices of devices such as striking animals to cause swelling, using electrical contrivance, or other similar practices are notacceptableandareprohibited.Otherpracticesunlessunderthewrittenauthorityof a licensed veterinarian, that are not acceptable or prohibited include, but are not limited to, liquid diets for lambs, excessive shrinking, excessive exercising, tying animals with their feet off the ground, icing animals down and electric stimulation.


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8. The balancing of the udder by abnormal means that includes the use of a mechanical contrivanceortheinjectionoffluidordrugs,settingtheteatsandoroccludingwitha mechanical contrivance or the use of chemical preparation is illegal. Treating or massaging the udder or its attachments with an irritant or counterirritant is prohibited.

9. Directcriticismorinterferencewiththejudge,fairpersonnel,otherexhibitors,breed representatives,orshowofficialsbefore,during,orafterthecompetitive\eventis prohibited.Inthefurtheranceoftheirofficialduty,alljudges,fairpersonnel,orother officialsshallbetreatedwithcourtesy,cooperationandrespectandnopersonshall direct abusive or threatening conduct toward them.

10. Noowner,exhibitor,leader,parent/guardian,orabsolutelyresponsiblepersonshall conspire with another person or persons to intentionally violate this code of excellence or knowingly contribute or cooperate with another person or persons either by affirmativeactionorinactiontoviolatethiscodeofexcellence.Violation of this rule shall subject such individuals to disciplinary action.

11. Fairmanagementreservestherighttorequireanimalhealthcertificates.Health inspections and diagnostic tests may be made before or after the animals are on the livestock show premises for exhibitor and animal safety, or to inaugurate disease control procedures which may become necessary in emergencies as determined by animalhealthofficials.

In addition to these rules, all exhibitors are responsible for compliance with any federal, state, county, or local rules.

SONOMA COUNTY FAIR EXHIBITOR CODE OF EXCELLENCE

AsayouthparticipantattheSonomaCountyFair&Exposition:

I believe my participation in the youth program should demonstrate my own ability, knowledge and skill, and my own investment of time in the project I am exhibiting. I will do my own work and accept only advice and support from others.

IwillreadandunderstandtherulesandregulationsfoundintheCodeofExcellenceaswellasthoserulesandregulationsfoundintheSonomaCountyfairExhibitorsGuidebookandthestaterulesforCaliforniaFairs.Iaskthatmyparentsandsupervisor/leaderofmyprojectnot break any rules or make exceptions on my behalf. I wish for my project to be an example of how to accept what life has to offer, good and bad, and how to live with the outcome.

I will not use abusive, questionable or unethical techniques in the preparation, presentation, or handling of my project. I will not resort to fraudulent, deceptive, or illegal practices when preparing my project for exhibition. I will also not allow my parents, advisor, supervisor/leader, or any other adult or minor to employ such practices to my project.

I realize I am responsible for: •thepropercareandtreatmentofmyproject, •thepresentationofmyexhibitatthefair, •theproductionofwholesomefood,fiber,clothing,andtextiles, •andthedevelopmentofsoundmoralcharacterinmyselfandothers.

I understand that when I, my parent/guardians, my supervisor/leader, or any other adult or minor connected with my project break the rules, I must live by the decision of the fair management.

Acknowledgement of understanding and compliance with these rules are agreed to upon typingYESduringtheonlineentryprocess.

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The rules listed on the following pages apply to all market animal departments; poultry, rabbit, steers, lambs, goats and swine.

1. Juniorexhibitorsinthemarketclasseswillbelimitedtothosestudentswhoarea SonomaorMarinresidentandwereenrolledinelementaryorhighschoolduringthe 2018-2019schoolyear.

2. You can only exhibit 2 market animals/pens per exhibitor. All DNA'ed animals must be officially entered to be shown.

3. A6%commissionwillbechargedoneachsale(includingadd-ons).

4. OnlyanimalsenteredintheJuniorMarketAnimalclassesattheSonomaCounty FairwillbeeligibleforentryintheJuniorAuction.SonomaCountyFairrequiresjunior livestock exhibitors to own and manage their market animals for at least the following periodspriortothefair’scommencement: - No less than 30 consecutive days for market pens (rabbits & poultry) - No less than 60 consecutive days for market swine, market lamb and market goat - No less than 120 consecutive days for a market steer

5. ExhibitorswillberesponsibleforDNAsamplingtheirmarketanimalsandhaving thesamplestotheEntryOfficebythespecificdeadline.CheckwiththeEntryOffice formoredetails.AnyDNAtestdiscrepancywillresultindisqualification.

6. Exhibitor must have proof of ownership or proof of breed available if requested.

7. If exhibitor chooses to raise additional animals, exhibitor must select which 2 animalswillbebroughttothefairgroundspriortoarrivalongrounds.Oncethey arrive,nosubstitutionswillbeallowed.Tobeeligible;allanimalsmustbeDNA'edand entered.

8. Toshowmarketlivestockand/orpensasa4-HorFFAmember,exhibitorsmustbea recognizedmemberoftheclub/chapteratleast60dayspriortothefair(120 days for market cattle).

9. MarketAnimalFitting:Nohairorskindyes,paintsorcolorants(including powder),oradhesivesareallowedtobeused.Noproductsormaterialsmaybeused to manipulate the hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well as external applications of substances for appearancetothehoofs.Noshadowpaintingorpracticesthatchangetheanimal’s natural appearance.

10. ToshowmarketlivestockasanIndependentJunior,exhibitormusthave: – Proof of ownership – Full photo of animal – Proof of enrollment in school/age totheEntryOfficebythecloseofentries.

Junior Livestock Auction Times

MarketLambAuction:Saturday,August3 9:00a.m. WilfordRingRabbitMeatPenAuction: Saturday,August3 1:00p.m. WilfordRingMarketGoatAuction: Saturday,August3 1:30p.m. WilfordRingMarketHogAuction: Thursday,August8 9:00a.m. DorfmanRingPoultryMeatPenAuction: Thursday,August8 1:00p.m. DorfmanRingAgMechanicsAuction: Friday,August9 6:00p.m. JamisonRingMarketBeefAuction: Friday,August9 6:00p.m. JamisonRing


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1. SonomaCountyFairJuniorLivestockAuctionisaterminalauction.Allanimals deemed market ready by the judge must be sold at the auction. The animals that are sold in the sales ring must be processed by the packing house selected by the fair.

2. AllexhibitorssellinganimalsintheJuniorLivestockAuctionmustwearshowdress asmentionedontheINSTRUCTIONSTOEXHIBITORPAGElistedatthebeginningof theyouthlivestockdepartment.AllIndependentJuniorExhibitorsselling animalsmustwearanklelengthwhitepants,whiteblouseorshirt;black,brown,or white footwear.

3. Juniorlivestockexhibitorsmustshowtheirownprojectanimalsinmarketevaluation classes, unless two of their project animals are assigned to the same weight class. Exhibitors requiring a special exemption to this rule must submit a written request to showmanagementpriortotheshowtoobtainofficialapproval.

4. Exhibitors who fail to go through the sales ring when their animal is sold may be bannedfromshowinganyanimal(s)intheMarketClassesattheSonomaCountyFair, or their market animal will be sold at market price only. This decision will be left up to the Fair management.

5. TheSonomaCountyFairLivestockscaleistheonlyacceptablecertifiedscale.NO PRIVATESCALEWILLBEALLOWEDONTHEGROUNDS.

6. Anymarketanimalenteredinthesalemaybedisqualifiedatanytimebythe AgriculturalCommitteeandanofficialveterinarianifithasordevelopsanycondition that would make it undesirable for auction.

7. Any consignee of an animal(s) to the auction who withdraws an animal(s) from the sale withoutwrittenpermissionoftheChairmanoftheAgriculturalCommitteeshallbe bannedfromshowinganyanimal(s)inthemarketclassesattheSonomaCountyFair, or any other consequences as management deems necessary.

8. Exhibitors or their agents are prohibited from actively soliciting potential buyers or distracting solicitors in the show ring or grandstands during the auction.

9. TheSonomaCountyFairwillcharge6%commissiononthepurchaseprice&anyadd- on's of each animal sold in the auction. This is to cover the disappearance or death of an animalorotherdiscrepanciesthatmayarisepluspromotionandauctionfinances,and uncollected debts.

10. Painting,placingsigns,designs,etc.onanimalsonauctiondayisstrictlyforbidden.

11. The Fair Association will not assume the responsibility for injured animals, sickness or death of livestock prior to the auction.

12. ConsignorstotheAuctionaretoassumeownershipoftheiranimalsuntilthe auctioneer announces they are sold in the sale ring. Exhibitor is responsible to feed & care for their animal after lotting & until the animal is sold and returned to pen.

13.Exhibitorswillbedisqualifiedfromshowingifaparent,grandparent,auntoruncle purchasestheiranimalandfailstopay.Thedeadlineforsettlementforanyprioryear’s debt will be the current close of entry date.


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14. Seller will forfeit their check if thank you notes are not submitted to the Entry Office within 15 days from the ending date of the fair.

15. Checksmustbecashedwithin90daysofissueortheywillbevoided.

16. Latelivestockentrieswillbeaccepteduntil5:00p.m.onJuly15,2019fora$100.00 late fee.

17. ExhibitorswhofailtoabidebytheCodeofExcellencemayhavetheirmarketanimal scratched from the sale. In all cases, the animal will be processed and the exhibitor will receive market price for the animal.

18. DNAsamplesmustbecollectedonallmarketsteers,hogs,lambsandgoatsasfollows –priorto60/120dayownershipdates: a) SteerDNA–CollectedatMarchpre-weigheventformarketsteers Sunday,March24,2019. b) LambandGoatDNA–CollectedatannualMaypre-weigheventfor marketlambsandgoatsSaturday,May18,2019. c) HogDNA–Exhibitorisresponsibleforcollectingandreturningthese samplestotheentryofficebyentrydeadline–Friday,May31,2019.

19. FairwillprovideallpaperworkrequiredforDNAsamples.

20. AllmarketanimalswithDNAsamplessubmittedmustbeenteredtobeeligibletoshow atthefair.Onlytwoanimals/pensmaybebroughtontothefairgroundsforfair.

21. All animals are subject to DNA testing during fair. Any test mismatches will result in disqualification of entry.

22. Thesellerwillberesponsibleforanyanimaldeclaredunfitatthepackingplantdueto drug residues. Animals will be tested for drug residues and drugs not approved for animaluseshouldnotbeused.Thisincludesmedicatedfoods.Useofextra-label drugswillrequireaveterinarian’swrittenapprovalandwithdrawalperiodsshallbe strictly enforced.

23. ADeclarationofMedicationFormmustbefilledoutforeachmarketanimalentered intothefair.ThisformmustbesubmittedtotheLivestockOfficewhenexhibitorspick up their credentials.


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1. The Fair has a zero tolerance policy regarding the use of unapproved drugs, chemicals, feed additives or medications on market livestock, and will be conducting DrugResiduetestingatthefairtoensurecompliance.Unapprovedmeansnot approved,orexceedsacceptableresiduetolerancelevels,bytheFoodandDrug Administration(FDA)orUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture(USDA).Ifananimal hasbeenadministeredadrugthatisFDAapprovedforitsspeciesandclass,sufficient time must have passed so that the animal does not test positive (above federally approvedresiduetolerancelevel)forthatdruguponarrivalattheSonomaCountyFair.

2. Immediatelyaftertheyareselected,thetopfourplacinglargeanimals(4-HChampion, 4-HReserveChampion,FFAChampion,andFFAReserveChampion)inmarketbeef, markethog,marketlamb,andmarketgoatswillbedivertedtoanofficialtestingarea and tested for drug residue.

3. The animal, exhibitor and parent or legal guardian will be directed to stay in their designated area until the sample has been collected.

4. Duringmarketlivestockarrivaltimes,drugresiduetestingwillbeconductedon livestock selected at random. Voluntarily, exhibitors may elect to have their animals tested. A fee will be charged to cover the costs of the lab tests.

5. TheFairreservestherighttorandomlyselectandtestanyanimalregardlessofit’s placing in the show.

6. Animals that test positive for residues from any foreign substance that is not approved foruseinmeatanimalsbytheFoodandDrugAdministration(FDA),willbe disqualified.Additionally: a. Exhibitorandexhibitor’sparentsand/orguardiansagreethattheSonomaCounty Fair shall be entitled to disqualify any exhibitor whose animal tests positive for anydrugeveniftheexhibitorandtheexhibitor’sparentsorguardiansare innocent of any wrongdoing and had no role in the administration of the drug shown by the drug test. b. Anyexhibitorwhoseanimalisdisqualified,willnotbeallowedtoexhibitorsell anyotheranimalsinthisyear’sJuniorLivestockAuctionprogram,andwill forfeitanysaleproceedsiftheyalreadysoldanotheranimalatthisyear’sfair priortotheirdisqualification. c. TheSonomaCountyFairExposition,Inc.willinnowaybeheldliableor responsibleforthevalueofanimalsthataredisqualified. d. The exhibitor will forfeit all rights to any scholarships, special awards, and all sale proceeds including the auction price and market resale value, regardlessoftheirconnectiontothedisqualifiedanimal.

ATTENTION:All market livestock exhibitors please review the drug residue testing

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e. Anyexhibitorwhoseanimalisdisqualifiedwillbebarredfromexhibitinginany futureSonomaCountyFairasaJuniorExhibitor. f. Changeswillnotbemadetotheplacingsofotheranimals. g. The identity of the exhibitor may be disclosed publicly as documentation of any board action automatically becomes public record.

7. CarcassesareUSDAinspectedatharvestandcanbecondemnedorrejectediftheir tissuesamplestestpositivefordrugsnotapprovedbytheFDAforuseinslaughter animals destined for human consumption. If the carcass of an animal sold through the SonomaCountyFairJuniorLivestockAuctionisrejectedorcondemnedbythe processingfacilityforthesereasons,thisanimalwillbeconsidereddisqualifiedand the seller/exhibitor will be subject to all consequences as outlined above in paragraph 7, and is responsible for the costs associated with the harvest and rendering of condemned carcasses. California Rules Definition:Drug-a)anysubstanceintendedforuseinthediagnosis,cure,mitigation,prevention,ortreatmentofdisease;andb)anysubstance,exceptfoodandwater,whichisintendedtoaffect the structure or function of the body of any exhibit animal.


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THANK YOU NOTES FOR AUCTION

Mr. John Doe Company Address City, State, Zipcode

YournameAddressLot#Specie

1. Thankyounotemustbewrittentoeachbuyer,includingadd-ons,ofyouranimal(if you have 5 buyers you must write 5 notes.)2. Standardstationarydesignedforcorrespondenceorlargesizegreetingcards(blank inside) must be used. Minimum size of greeting cards is 5” x 7”, minimum paper is 6” x 9”. Binder paper (lined paper of any kind) plain printer paper and index cards are unacceptable.Pleasenote:Smallsizedthankyounotecardsarenotappropriate.3. Thank you notes must be written in ink. For those with weak penmanship, erasable ink pensareacceptable.Notypedorcomputerwrittennoteswillbeacceptable.4. Youmustuseastandardenvelope.Homemadeenvelopeswillnotbeaccepted.5. Envelope must be properly addressed (in ink) and stamped before you receive your check. The Fair will not supply any material for your use.6. Envelope must have complete name of the buyer.7. Envelopemusthavethecompletereturnaddress,lot#,andiftheanimalwasahog, beef, lamb, rabbit, poultry or goat.8. Envelope must not be sealed when you turn in your note (if you do seal it you will be requiredtoopentheenvelope.)Pleaserememberthatyourenvelopemusthaveafirst classstampaffixedtoit.9. Checkwillbeissuedwhenthankyounoteisdeliveredandapprovedbyfairstaff.10. All notes must include a picture of the exhibitor with their animal. Photo can be taken by livestock photographer or with a personal camera and must be a minimum of 4''x 6'' and printed on photo paper. 11. Notesmustbeaminimumof25wordsforexhibitorsupto11yearsold.Notesmustbe a50-wordminimumforthoseexhibitors12yearsandover.12. Dirtyorsmudgedthankyounoteswillnotbeaccepted.13. Thank you notes must be turned into office within 15 days of the end of the Fair, or exhibitor may forfeit their payment check.

Example of Envelope Example of Picture

Sample NoteYournoteshouldthankyourbuyerforsupportingtheJuniorLivestockAuctionandthatyouhope they will continue to support young people.

Youcanalsotellthemalittleaboutyourself,suchasageandhowlongyouhavebeenactiveintheJuniorLivestockAuction.Tellthemaboutyourplansforthefuture(money saved for your education, purchase of more animals, etc.). The buyers are all interested intheyoungpeoplethattheysupportduringtheJuniorLivestockAuction.

Division 4400 – JLA Thank You Note AwardTheEntryOfficewillaward$50.00tothreeexhibitorswiththetopthankyounote(s)2018 Thank You Note Winners: Amanda King, Austin Maners & Emily Maners

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OPEN LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT

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Herdsmen Contest AwardsSponsoredbyAmerican Ag Credit, Santa Rosa, and Sonoma County Fair As an incentive to present and maintain an attractive exhibit at all times, cash awards will bepresentedtothewinnersofBeef,Sheep,Swine,DairyCattleandDairyGoatsattheirrelease time.

All exhibits will be inspected daily during the fair and scored on condition of animals, cleanliness of stalls and aisles, particular attention being given to neatness and orderliness ofareausedfortackandequipment.Weaskthateveryexhibitorprovideaneducationalcomponenttotheirexhibits.Sportsmanshipandcooperationoftheexhibitorwillbetakeninto consideration.

Premier Breeder & Premier ExhibitorThe Sonoma County Fair & Exposition, Inc. will sponsor awards for the Premier Breeder andPremierExhibitorineachdivisionoftheJuniorandSeniorLivestockDepartment.Award to be given to the breeder and exhibitor based on the following point system for exhibitors top 5 entries in single classes: 1st – 5 pts, 2nd – 4pts, 3rd – 3pts, 4th – 2pts, 5th – 1pt (no points for groups or champions). Breeder must be an exhibitor at the current SonomaCountyFair,butneednotbetheownerofexhibitedanimal.Ties for both Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor will be broken in the following manner: First–thepersonwiththemostfirstinsingleclasses. Second – the person who received the most champions. Third – the person who receives the most reserve champions.

Note: • Onlybreedchampionsandreservechampionsareeligible.• Ifatieisinevitable,moneywillbesplitbetweenexhibitors.• ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingunitformwithSonomaCountyFairifALLanimalsare housed at one physical location.

Sonoma-Marin Cattlewomen and Cattlemen DinnerAllAdultLivestockExhibitorsareinvitedtoattendano-hostdinnersponsoredbytheSonoma-MarinCattlewomenandCattlemen.TheDinnerwillbeheldonWednesday,August7startingat6:30p.m..PleasecontactPattiBaxman(707)575-3484forreservations.

Sonoma County Fair “You be the Judge” ScheduleBeef Cattle:Sat.,August10at11:00a.m.JamisonRingPrize donated by Carrie Buratto

Dairy Cattle:Sat.,August3at11:00a.m.JamisonRingPrize donated by Clover Sonoma Farms

Sheep:Sun.,August11at1:00p.m.WilfordRingPrize donated by North Bay Wool Growers

Swine:Sat.,August3at1:00p.mDorfmanRingPrize donated by Dan & Tootie Simpson

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OPEN RABBIT & CAVY SANCTIONS

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RABBIT SANCTIONS

Official A.R.B.A. Sanctioned ShowEric Stewart, Executive DirectorP.O.Box400,Knox, PA 16232www.arba.net DUES Adult H/W Youth 1year $20 $30 $123years$50$75$30

The96thNationalConventionwillbeheldin

Reno,NVOctober19-23,2019

All specialty sanctions requests must be submitted to the Fair office by June 1st.

NOTE:Sponsorsofallsanctionsareresponsibleforpreparing& sending completed forms to respective breed associations.

NOTE: Rabbit/Cavy Building Will Be Open From 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Daily

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DEPARTMENT #19 – OPEN CAVY

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OPEN CAVYExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesresidentsonly

Judge:DougKing-Sanger,CA

PleaseNote:Thisshowwillnotbesanctioned.AmericanSystemofJudging

Cash Awards Offered per Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $7.00Rules1. Allanimalsmustbeidentifiedbypermanentearmarkingoreartagconformingwith the entry on arrival at the show. Any duplication of ear markings, by one exhibitor, in the same division must be eliminated and the change recorded on the judging sheet before judging. Animals presenting without an ear marking will be refused.2. Thedateofbirth(month-year),breedandvarietymustbeenteredontheentryformfor each animal entered in breed divisions.3. Exhibitors are responsible to care for animals. Fair will provide access to feed, waterandshavings.Feedingandwateringshouldbecompletedby9:00a.m.daily.4. All crocks must be cleaned by exhibitor upon departure.5. Carryingcagesmaybestoredundercagesaslongastheyareoutofview.6. Exhibitor is responsible for providing the ear marking/tattoo and the correct breed, variety/showclassification,ageclassificationandsexinaccordancewiththeARBA StandardofPerfectionforeachanimalentered.7. Animals will be shown and judged in the proper division and class for breed, variety, age and sex only. If no division is offered, no awards may be made. Rabbits that are disqualifiedbecauseofpermanentdefects,deformitiesorblemishesdonotcount when computing the number of exhibitors in the class.8. STATE RULE:Noexhibitorshallreceivemorethan2cashawardsinanyoneclass.9. STATE RULE:IntheSeniorDepartment,membersofafamilyareconsideredasone exhibitorandco-ownersofexhibits.

Division 1901 – Open Cavy AwardsGrandChampionCavy ..........................................................................bySonomaCountyFairBest of Breed(s) ...............................................................................................................RosetteBestOppositeSexofBreed(s) ........................................................................................RosetteCavies will be divided into Divisions after close of entries. Breeds must have at least 5 animals entered by at least 3 exhibitors to qualify for a separate division. All others will be shown under “Miscellaneous” division.

Division 1902 – CaviesClass1. SeniorBoar–Over32ounces2. SeniorSow–Over32ounces3. Intermediate Boar – 22 ounces & up to & including 32 ounces, up to six months of age.4. IntermediateSow–22ounces&upto&including32ounces,uptosixmonthsofage.5. JuniorBoar-Minweightof12ounces&maxweightof22ounces,upto4monthsold.6. JuniorSow-Minweightof12ounces&maxweightof22ounces,upto4monthsold.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Saturday, August 3, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $3.00perentryperclassLimit: Four entries per class per varietyJudging Time: Saturday, August 3, 11:00 a.m. Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 4, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Sunday, August 4, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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DEPARTMENT #20 – OPEN POULTRY

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Official APA Sanctioned Show

Qualifying Requirements:

1. All awards shall be made to members of the American Poultry Association in accord withtheOfficialShowRules.DueswillbeacceptedinthePoultryBuildingpriorto judging if membership is desired. Applications must be made prior to judging to be eligible for APA awards.

2. AlljudgingshallbebythelatesteditionoftheAmericanStandardofPerfection, copyrighted by the American Poultry Association, Inc.

RibbonswillbeawardedtoChampionbirdsineachofthefollowingclasseswhentenormore birds are judged in the class:

Large Fowl: American,Asiatic,English,Mediterranean,Continental&AllOther StandardBreeds

Bantams: ModernGame;OldEnglishGame;SingleCombCleanLegged,(Other than Game);RoseCombCleanLegged;AllotherCombsCleanLegged&FeatherLegged

Special APA Medals willbeawardedforshowChampion&showReserveChampion.

All Poultry will be inspected upon arrival and prior to coop-in, as per the California Department of Food & Agriculture

NOTE: POULTRY BUILDING WILL BE OPEN FROM 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. DAILY

American Poultry Association, Inc.PatHorstman–Secretary

PostOfficeBox306Burgettstown,PA15021

[email protected]

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LARGE POULTRY & BANTAMS

NOTE: CLASSES AND SECTIONS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGES AND/OR BE CANCELLED BASED ON THE OUTBREAK OF VIRULENT NEWCASTLE DISEASE. UPDATES CAN BE FOUND AT: http://www.sonomacountyfair.com/fair/livestock-

exhibitors.php.

ExhibitorslimitedtoSonomaCountyResidentsJudge:JimSallee-PineGrove,CA

AmericanSystemofJudging Cash Awards Offered per Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $7.00

Rules1. Rules,definitionsandjudgingproceduresasprescribedinthelatesteditionofthe OfficialShowRulesandtheStandardofPerfectionoftheAmericanPoultry Association, Inc., shall apply to all district and county fair poultry shows, except in such instanceswheretheyareinconflictwiththerulesandregulationsprescribedbythe DivisionofFairsandExpositionsoftheDepartmentofFoodandAgriculture.2. ForalldivisionsofStandard-Bredchickens,allbirdsmustbeidentifiedbylegbands conforming with the entry form on arrival at the show.3. EntryformsfurnishedbySonomaCountyFair,willbefilledoutindetailincludingband number, sex, variety, hatch date (month, year), and name and address of the exhibitor.4. Any bird or animal showing evidence of disease will be removed from the grounds.5. “Mean” birds should not be entered.6. Anewclasswillbeestablishedwhen20ormorebirdsofonevarietyareshown.7. Substitutionscanonlybemadewithinadivision.Substitutionsmustbemadewhen theexhibitarrivesatthefairgrounds.Aminimum$20penaltymustbepaidpriorto judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.8. Feedingandwateringmustbecompletedby9:00a.m.daily.Thefairwillfeedand waterafter9:00a.m.Exhibitorswhowishtodotheirownmustnotifythe superintendent at arrival, or fair staff will feed and water with fair supplies. Grooming may be done in designated area only. Animals must be owned by handler and cannot leave the building.9. Carryingcagestoragemaybebelowthecagesaslongastheyareoutofview.10. Allcrocksmustbecleanedbyexhibitorupondeparture.11. Best of show will be chosen from the champion bantam and large fowl winners.12. All birds must arrive washed.13. Allpoultrymustbeidentifiedbyalegbandpriortoenteringthefairgrounds.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 9, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All birds must be examined by Poultry Health Inspector (located inside Gate 7) prior to cooping inJudging Time: Saturday, August 10, 10:00 a.m.Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 11, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Sunday, August 11, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $3.00perentryperclassLimit: Two entries per class per variety

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BANTAMSModern GameDivision 2001 – All Modern Game

Old English GameDivision 2002 – Black Breasted RedDivision 2003 – BlackDivision 2004 – Brown RedDivision 2005 – All Other Old English Game (Please identify)

Single Comb, Clean Legged – Other Than GamesDivision 2006 – LeghornDivision 2007 – Plymouth Rock, WhiteDivision 2008 – Plymouth Rock, Any Other (Please identify)Division 2009 – Rhode IslandDivision 2010 – New HampshireDivision 2011 – All Other Single Comb, Clean Legged (Please identify)

Rose Comb, Clean LeggedDivision 2012 – HamburgDivision 2013 – WyandotteDivision 2014 – All Other Rose Comb, Clean Legged

All Other Combs, Clean LeggedDivision 2015 – PolishDivision 2016 – All Other Comb, Clean Legged (Please identify)

FeatherleggedDivision 2017 – D'Uccle, Booted BeardedDivision 2018 – Cochin (Please identify)Division 2019 – Silkie (Please identify)Division 2020 – All Other Featherlegged (Please identify)Class1. Cock(1year&up) 3. Cockerel(under1year)2. Hen (1 year & up) 4. Pullet (under 1 year)

Division 2021 – Bantam AwardsGrandChampionBantam...................................................................................................RosetteReserveGrandChampionBantam ................................................................................Rosette

Division 2022 – Utility (Unregistered Birds)Class1. Cock(1year&up) 3. Cockerel(under1year)2. Hen (1 year & up) 4. Pullet (under 1 year)

Division 2023 – Utility Bird AwardsChampionUtilityBird .......................................................................................................RosetteReserveChampionUtilityBird .......................................................................................Rosette

Utility Birds

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American BreedsDivision 2024 – Plymouth Rock Division 2025 – Rhode Island RedDivision 2026 – WyandotteDivision 2027 – All Other American

Asiatic BreedsDivision 2028 – BrahmaDivision 2029 – CochinDivision 2030 – All Other Asiatic (Please identify)

English BreedsDivision 2031 – All English (Please identify)

Mediterranean BreedsDivision 2032 – Leghorn, Brown Division 2033 – Leghorn, WhiteDivision 2034 – MinorcaDivision 2035 – All Other Mediterranean Breeds (Please identify)

Continental BreedsDivision 2036 – All Continental Breeds (Please identify)

All Other BreedsDivision 2037 – All Other Breeds (Please identify)Class1. Cock(1year&up) 3. Cockerel(under1year)2. Hen (1 year & up) 4. Pullet (under 1 year)

Division 2038 – Large Poultry AwardsGrandChampionLargeFowl ..........................................................................................RosetteReserveChampionLargeFowl ......................................................................................Rosette

GamebirdsDivision 2039 – Pheasant (identify on form)Division 2040 – Partridge (identify on form)Division 2041 – Quail (identify on form)Division 2042 – Other Standard Breeds (identify on form)Class1. Breeding Pairs (2 birds only) 2. Single(1 bird) GeeseDivision 2043 – All Lightweight Breeds (Please identify)Division 2044 – All Mediumweight Breeds (Please identify)Division 2045 – All Heavyweight Breeds (Please identify)Class1. OldGander 3. YoungGander2. OldGoose 4. YoungGoose

GAMEBIRDS & WATERFOWL

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GAMEBIRDS & WATERFOWL

PigeonsDivision 2046 – All Utility Pigeons Breeds (Please identify)Division 2047 – All Other Pigeons Breeds (Please identify)Class1. OldCock 3. YoungCock2. OldHen 4. YoungHen

TurkeysDivision 2048 – All Standard Breeds (Please identify)Class1. OldTom 3. YoungTom2. OldHen 4. YoungHen DucksDivision 2049 – All Bantam Breeds (Please identify)Division 2050 – All Lightweight Breeds (Please identify)Division 2051 – All Mediumweight Breeds (Please identify)Division 2052 – All Heavyweight Breeds (Please identify)Class1. OldDrake 3. YoungDrake2. OldDuck 4. YoungDuck

Division 2053 – Gamebird/Waterfowl AwardsGrandChampionGamebird ............................................................................................Rosette ReserveChampionGamebird ........................................................................................RosetteGrandChampionWaterfowl............................................................................................RosetteReserveChampionWaterfowl ........................................................................................Rosette

Open Poultry AwardsDivision 2054 – Open Poultry AwardsBestofShowPoultryin memory of Walt Leonard ........................................................................................................................................................$50giftcertificatebyWesternFarmCenterPremier Exhibitor Poultry ..............................................................................$15.00&Rosette

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OPEN EGG LAYING


exhibitors.php.

ExhibitorslimitedtoAdultUnitedStatesResidents

AmericanSystemofJudging Cash Awards Offered per Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $60.00 $50.00 $40.00 $30.00 $20.00 $10.00

Rules1. Entries in this division may be made on same form as other single birds (Gray).2. Theexhibitormusthaveownedallbirdsinanentryforatleast30dayspriortothe closing date of entries.3. An entry shall consist of six females.4. Opennestsmustbeused.5. Pens will be locked and opened only by the management.6. Themanagementwillfixthetimeofcount.7. Onlymarketableeggswillbecountedandincaseofatietheeggsgradinghighestwill beplacedfirst(no broken, eaten eggs, etc.)8. Soft-shelledeggswillnotbecounted.9. The management will keep eggs laid during the contest.10. Iftherearelessthanthreeentriesinaclasstheclasswillbecancelled.11. All crocks must be cleaned out by exhibitor upon departure.

Division 2060 – Open Egg Laying ContestClass1. All Breeds competing together.

Division 2061 – Open Egg Laying AwardsEggLayingContest ....... $50GCbyWesternFarmCenter&PlaquebySonomaCountyFair

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August, 5, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All birds must be examined by Poultry Health Inspector (located inside Gate 7) prior to cooping inDeparture Time: Sunday, August 11, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $7.00perentryperclassLimit: Two entries per exhibitor

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OPEN RABBITS

ExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesResidents


STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

RulesRules,definitionsandjudgingproceduresasprescribedinthelatesteditionoftheGuideBookandStandardoftheAmericanRabbitBreeders’Association,Inc.,shallapplytoalldistrictandcountyfairrabbitshows,providedtheydonotconflictwithanyoftherulesandregulationsprescribedbytheDivisionofFairsandExpositionsoftheDepartmentofFoodand Agriculture. 1. Allanimalsmustbeidentifiedbypermanentandlegibleearmarkinginleftear conforming with the entry on arrival at the show. Any duplication of ear markings by one exhibitor, in the same division must be eliminated and the change recorded on the judging sheet before judging. Animals presenting without an ear marking will be refused.2. Animals will be shown and judged in the proper division and class for breed, variety, age and sex only. If no division is offered, no awards may be made. 3. Dateofbirth(month,year)mustbeenteredontheentryformforeachanimalentered in breed divisions.4. Exhibitor is responsible for providing the tattoo and the correct breed, variety/ showclassification,ageclassificationandsexinaccordancewiththeARBAStandard of Perfection for each animal entered.5. Exhibitors are responsible to care for animals. Fair will provide access to feed, waterandshavings.Feedingandwateringshouldbecompletedby9:00a.m.daily.6. Carryingcagesmaybestoredundercagesaslongastheyareoutofview.7. All crocks must be cleaned by exhibitor upon departure.8. STATE RULE:Noexhibitorshallreceivemorethan2cashawardsinanyoneclass.9. STATE RULE:IntheSeniorDepartment,membersofafamilyareconsideredasone exhibitorandco-ownersofexhibits.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Saturday, August 3, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Judging Time: Sunday, August 4, 9:00 a.m. Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 4, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Sunday, August 4, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $3.00perentryperclass.Limit: Four entries per exhibitor per class. However, since spaceislimited,theBuildingSuperintendenthasthe right to limit total number of rabbits of any exhibitor.

DEPARTMENT #21 – OPEN RABBITS

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DEPARTMENT #21 – OPEN RABBITS

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OPEN RABBITS

AmericanSystemofJudging Cash Awards Offered per Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $7.00

Standard of Perfection DivisionSingle and Fur Animals

Division 2101 – Open Rabbit AwardsBestofShowRabbitin memory of Carroll Gossett.................................................................................................................................................$50.00giftcertificatebyWestern Farm CenterReserveBestofShowRabbitin memory of Carroll Gossett ..............................................................................................................................$50.00giftcertificatebyWestern Farm CenterPremier Exhibitor ..............................................................................................$15.00+RosetteBest of Breed(s) ...............................................................................................................RosetteBestOppositeSexofBreed(s) ........................................................................................RosetteBestofBreedCalifornian ........................................................GiftCertificatebyKaren CordaBestOppositeofBreedCalifornian ........................................GiftCertificatebyKaren Corda

Breeds must have at least 5 animals entered by at least 3 exhibitors to qualify for a separate division.Allotherswillbeshownunder"AOBHeavyweight"or"AOBLightweight".Breedand variety must be indicated at time of entry.

Division 2102 - Heavyweight1. SeniorBuck(8 months & over)2. Intermediate Buck (6-8 months)3. JuniorBuck(under 6 months)4. SeniorDoe(8 months & over)5. IntermediateDoe(6-8 months)6. JuniorDoe(under 6 months)

Division 2103 - Lightweight1. SeniorBuck(6 months & over)2. JuniorBuck(Under 6 months)3. SeniorDoe(6 months & over)4. JuniorDoe(under 6 months)

Division 2104 – Fur Animals (Animals must have been shown and placed in regular breed classes); Fur classes will follow breed classes; Best Fur picked after the selection of Best of Show.Class1. NormalWhites2. NormalColors3. Rex 4. Satin5. Wool Division 2105 – Meat Pens (Not for process. Rabbits will arrive and depart with other rabbits)Class1. ThreeRabbits,samebreed–3.5lbsmin.to5.5lbsmax.eachanimal–notover70 days old.

DEPARTMENT #22 – OPEN BEEF

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OPEN BEEF CATTLE

ExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesResidentsBreeding Animals – Registered PurebredJudge:BrianBarragree-Absarokee,MT

Rules• SocialSecuritynumberorFederalTaxIDnumbermustbeonentryformattimeofentry.• W-9 form must be on-file before receiving premium check.• All beef must be cross-tied with neck ropes (double tied).• Allregisteredpurebredbreedingfemales24monthsofageorolderopeningdayof thefairmust:(1)haveacalf;or(2)showobvioussignsofpregnancy;or(3)haveavet certificateofpregnancy;or(4)haveavetcertificatestatingthattheanimalisorhas been an embryo producing female.• Noseringsarerequiredonallbulls12monthsandolder.• Note:Fairmaycombinedivisionsifnumberofentriesfallsbelow3breedersand 20head.Iftherearemorethan12animalsinaclassthentheclasswillbesplit.• ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingpartnershipwithSonomaCountyFairifALLanimals arehousedatonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompleted by the close of entries each year.• Allgroupclassesmustbeshowninring.• STATERULE:Substitutionscanonlybemadewithinadivision.Substitutionsmust be madewhentheexhibitarrivesatthefairgrounds.Aminimum$20penaltymustbe paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.• Walkwaysmustbekeptclear.

Division 2200 – Open Beef AwardsSupremeChampionFemale ..........................................................................................$100.00SupremeChampionBull ................................................................................................$100.00SupremeGetofSire .......................................................................................................$100.00BeefHerdsmanContestAward(perspecie,notbreed) Sponsoredby ...................................................................................SonomaCountyFair FirstPlace-$200.00 SecondPlace-$150.00 ThirdPlace-$100.00

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Wednesday, August 7 from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $10.00perentryperclass,includinggroups.Limit: Nolimitonthenumberofheadentered.Judging Times: Thur., August 8, 12:00 p.m.–JamisonRing: Herefords&Shorthorn Fri., August 9, 10:00 a.m.–JamisonRing: Angus Sat., August 10, 10:00 a.m. –JamisonRing: Gelbvieh,AOB&SupremesExhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 11, 10:00 a.m.–JamisonRingDeparture Time: Sunday, August 11, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.*EarlyloadouttimewillbegrantedtothoseexhibitorsfromoutsideSonomaandMarinCounties.


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OPEN BEEF CATTLEAmericanSystemofJudging

Cash Awards Offered per Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th $80 $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10

Division 2201 – Shorthorn Division 2203 – All Other BreedsDivision 2202 – Gelbvieh Class Females Date of Calving 1. JuniorHeiferCalf (calvedonorafterJan.1,2019)2. WinterHeiferCalf (Nov.2018–Dec.2018)3. SeniorHeiferCalf (Sept.2018–Oct.2018)4. SummerYearlingHeifer (May2018–Aug.2018)5. SpringYearlingHeifer (Mar.2018–Apr.2018)6. JuniorYearlingHeifer (Jan.2018–Feb.2018)7. SeniorYearlingHeifer–Early (Aug.2017–Dec.2017)8. SeniorYearlingHeifer–Late (Mar.2017–Jul.2017)9. ChampionFemale ...................................................................................................$75.0010. ReserveChampionFemale ....................................................................................$25.0011. AgedCowCalfPair:Cowolderthansenioryearlingwithcalfatside.Cowmustbe naturalmotherandcalfmustbenursing.Cownoteligibleforotherclasses(including groups & champion). Bulls Date of Calving12. JuniorBullCalf (calvedonorafterJan.1,2019)13. WinterBullCalf (Nov.2018–Dec.2018)14. SeniorBullCalf (Sept.2018–Oct.2018)15. SummerYearlingBull (May2018–Aug.2018)16. JuniorYearlingBull (Jan.2018–Apr.2018)17. SeniorYearlingBull (Jan.2017–Dec.2017)18. ChampionBull ..........................................................................................................$75.0019. ReserveChampionBull ...........................................................................................$25.00 Division 2206 – Open Beef AwardsSupremeChampionHeifer ............................................................................................$100.00SupremeChampionBull ................................................................................................$100.00SupremeGetofSire .......................................................................................................$100.00BeefHerdsmanContestAward(perspecie,notbreed) Sponsoredby ...............................................AmericanAgCredit&SonomaCountyFair FirstPlace-$200.00 SecondPlace-$150.00 ThirdPlace-$100.00Division 2201.5 – Shorthorn Division 2203.5 – All Other BreedsDivision 2202.5 – Gelbvieh Groups – All owned by one exhibitor, must have been entered in appropriate class above20. PairofCalves:BullfromClass13,14,or15,heiferfromClass1,2,or3. Any combination. (i.e. bull/bull, bull/heifer or heifer/heifer)21. PairofYearlings:Oneyearlingbullandoneyearlingheifer22. Pair of Females: Two Females Any Age 23. Three Bulls: Any three bulls 24. JuniorGetofSire:Threeanimals,summeryearlingoryounger,getofsamebull, both sexes to be represented.25. GetofSire:FourAnimals,getofsamebull,bothsexestoberepresented.26. ProduceofDam:Twoanimals,anyage,eithersex,theproduceofonecow. Dammustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumber.CalvesmaybenaturalorET.27. PremierBreeder.................................................................................................................$50.0028. PremierExhibitor................................................................................................................$50.00


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AmericanSystemofJudgingCash Awards Offered per Class

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th $80 $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10

EntriesinHerefordbreedingclassesaresubjecttotheAssociation’sprovisions&rulesforshowingassetforthbytheAmericanHerefordAssociationBoardofDirectorsandare subject to supervision of the show and sale committee representing the AHA Entries must be duly recorded with the American Hereford Association. Any animal with a pending registration or without a legible tattoo will not be eligible for show competition. All animals at theAHAsponsoredshowsmustbeofficiallyrecordedatshowtimetobeeligibletoshow.AnofficialAHAregistrynumberatentrytimewillberequired.Scursonpolledcattleshouldbe left as is and should not be tampered with or removed.

If there are more than 12 animals in a class then the class will be split.* Regional Show Class List Determined By American Hereford Association

Division 2204 – Herefords (Horned & Polled)Class Females Date of Calving1.SpringHeiferCalves (calvedafterMarch1)2.JuniorHeiferCalves (calvedbetweenJanuary1andFebruary28)3.ChampionJuniorHeiferCalf(from the 1st place calves in classes 1&2) ...................$50.004.ResChampionHeiferCalf .....................................................…………………………Rosette 5.WinterHeiferCalves (calvedbetweenNov.1andDec.31)6.SeniorHeiferCalves (calvedbetweenAugust1andOct.31)7.ChampionFallHeiferCalf(from the 1st place calves in classes 5&6) ........................$50.008.ResChampionFallHeiferCalf………………….......................................................... Rosette 9.LateSummerYearlingHeifers (calvedbetweenJune16andJuly31)10.EarlySummerYearlingHeifers (calvedbetweenMay1andJune15)11.ChampionIntermediateHeifer(from the 1st place calves in classes 9&10) ...........$50.0012.ResChampionIntermediateHeifer ........................................................................ Rosette 13.SpringYearlingHeifers (calvedbetweenMarch1andApr.30)14.ChampionSpringHeifer(from the 1st place calves in class 13) ..............................$50.0015.ResChampionSpringHeifer……………….. .......................................................... Rosette 16.JuniorYearlingHeifers (calvedbetweenJan.1andFeb.29)17.ChampionYearlingHeifer(from the 1st place calves in class 16) ...........................$50.0018.ResChampionYearlingHeifer………………… ...................................................... Rosette 19.SeniorYearlingHeifers (calvedbetweenAugust1andDec.31)20.ChampionSeniorHeifer(from the 1st place calves in class 19) .............................$50.0021.ResChampionSeniorHeifer……………………… .................................................. Rosette 22.GrandChampionFemale………………………… ......................................................$50.0023.ResGrandChampionFemale……………….. ......................................................... Rosette 24.CowCalf(Any female older than the above ages with a calf at side) Calf older than 270 days of age on the show date is not eligible to show in cow/calf class. Cow/Calf does not compete for overall champion female.


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Bulls Date of Calving25.SpringBullCalves (calvedafterMarch1)26.JuniorBullCalves (calvedbetweenJanuary1andFebruary28)27.ChampionJuniorBullCalf(from the 1st place calves in classes 25 & 26) …… .....$50.0028.ResChampionBullCalf…………………… .............................................................. Rosette 29.WinterBullCalves (calvedbetweenNov.1andDec.31)30.SeniorBullCalves (calvedbetweenAugust1andOct.31)31.ChampionFallBullCalf(from the 1st place calves in classes 29 & 30)……........…$50.0032.ResChampionFallBullCalf……………… .............................................................. Rosette 33.LateSummerYearlingBulls (calvedbetweenJune16andJuly31)34.EarlySummerYearlingBulls (calvedbetweenMay1andJune15)35.ChampionIntermediateBull(from the 1st place calves in classes 33 & 34) …… ..$50.0036.ResChampionBull………………… ........................................................................ Rosette 37.SpringYearlingBulls (calvedbetweenMarch1andApr.30)38.JuniorYearlingBulls (calvedbetweenJan.1andFeb.29)39.ChampionYearlingBull(from the 1st place calves in classes 37 & 38) ………… ..$50.0040.ResChampionYearlingBull……………………………….. ...................................... Rosette 41.SeniorYearlingBulls (calvedbetweenAugust1andDec.31)42.Two-YearOldBulls (calvedbetweenJanuary1andJuly31)43.ChampionSeniorBull(from the 1st place calves in classes 41 & 42)………………$50.0044.ResChampionSeniorBull…………………………………… ................................... Rosette 45.GrandChampionBull………………………………. ...................................................$50.0046.ResGrandChampionBull ...................................................................................... Rosette

Division 2204.5 – Hereford Groups (Horned & Polled)47.PairofCalves:BullfromClass25,26,29or30,heiferfromClass1,2,5or6. Any combination. (i.e. bull/bull, bull/heifer or heifer/heifer)48.PairofYearlings:Oneyearlingbullandoneyearlingheifer49. Pair of Females: Two females, any age50.ThreeBulls:Anythreebulls51.JuniorGetofSire:Threeanimals,summeryearlingoryounger,getofsame bull, both sexes to be represented.52.GetofSire:FourAnimals,getofsamebull,bothsexestoberepresented.53.ProduceofDam:Twoanimals,anyage,eithersex,theproduceofonecow. Dammustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumber.CalvesmaybenaturalorET.54.BestSixHead:Animalsmusthavebeenshownintheirrespectiveclassesandmustbe owned by exhibitor or immediate family member.55. Premier Breeder ........................................................................................................$50.0056. Premier Exhibitor .......................................................................................................$50.00

AMERICAN HEREFORD ASSOCIATION REGIONAL SHOW – Open Division

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OPEN CLASS PARTICIPATION STATEMENTAMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION

The American Angus Association®,3201FrederickAvenue,St.Joseph,Mo.,willparticipatein premiums offered for open class Angus breeding cattle classes according to the premium schedule based on the number of head shown. The premium assistance provided by the American Angus Association for participation in this show is in addition to the premiums offered by the show itself. The premium assistance should not be used to offset show expense and shall be included in the premium payments distributed by the show to the exhibitors.

Aminimumof50headmustbeshownintheopenclassdivisiontoreceiveAmericanAngusAssociation premium participation for the following year.

Premiums from the Association are paid only to registered Angus cattle and only if the registration number is a part of the show report provided to the Association. Therefore, all cattle should be registered at the time of entry to make certain they receive the Association's portion of premiums. The Association does not pay on championship or any groupclasses,(i.e.get-of-sire,juniorget-of-sireorbreedersix-head).

ExhibitorsmusthavetheoriginalregistrationcertificateissuedbytheAmericanAngusAssociation available for inspection at the show for each animal or another current proof of ownership issued by the American Angus Association pedigree look up. Any animal, upon check-in,whichdoesnothavealegiblepermanentidentificationmark(eartattoomarks,freeze-brandedmarksorhot-brandedmarks)correspondingtothepermanentidentificationmarkontheregistrationcertificate,isineligibletoshow.Oncedisqualifiedduetoanincorrectorillegiblepermanentidentificationmark,animalscannotbereidentified(tattooed/branded) and rechecked at the show.

Any female shown with a calf at side: the calf must be the cow's most recent natural calf, and the calf must be registered by show day and have proof of registration at check in.

Onlyonepersonatatimeshallleadananimalintotheshowring.

Exhibitors who participate in shows that accept premium monies contributed by the American Angus Association are subject to the Association Rules as found in the Breeders Reference Guide of the Association. These rules are found in Part 2; Association Rules. The rules relating directly with the exhibition of Angus cattle are Part 2: Association Rules; Rule 800 Series; including Rule 800 - 810. These rules can be found at www.angus.org.

Altering the conformation and/or appearance of an animal for exhibition is prohibited. This includes the use of chin straps, covering of white skin, false tail heads (or use of any false hair), with the exception of false tail switches. The use of graphite, powders, hemp or other similarsubstancesusedexternallyarealsoprohibited.Otherprohibitedproductsincludethoseusedinternallysuchassteroids,illegalorunlicensedpharmaceuticalsorartificialfilling.Anyanimalfoundtobeinviolationwillbebarredfromshowing.At any show for which the American Angus Association appropriates funds toward the payment of premiums, no exhibitors, individuals assisting exhibitors or member owners at such show shall be allowed to use any coloring agents, on any animal exhibited. The


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AMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION REGIONAL SHOWAssociation may adopt and implement various tests designed to monitor this prohibition, includingbutnotlimitedtoa“whitetowel”or“whiteglove”test.Noaerosolcansorotherpressurized containers will be allowed in designated line up areas.

AllanimalsexhibitedaresubjecttoDNAmarkerorbloodtypetesttoverifyaccuracyofparentage as covered under the Association Rules and for other testing as required by the individual show.

Authorized representatives of the Association have the authority to enforce the rules set forth herein as well as in the Association Rules, including the barring of a registered animal from a livestock show at which it is to be shown, if there are reasonable grounds to believe a violation has occurred.

Division 2205 – AngusClass Any female that qualifies for female classes in the Association’s standard classifications are not eligible to show in the cow/calf classes. However, the calf at the side of the female is eligible to show in its respective class.

1. Cow/CalfClass–cowsthree(3)yearsofageandyounger,cowsmustbeborn January1,2016throughAugust31,2017.Calfmustbethecow’smostrecentnatural calfandbenomorethan280daysofageonthedayoftheshow.2. Cow/CalfClass–cowsfour(4)yearsofageandolder,cowsmustbeborn December31,2015orearlierCalfmustbethecow’smostrecentnaturalcalfandbe nomorethan280daysofageonthedayoftheshow.

3. GrandChampionCow/CalfPair(1,2) .....................................................................$50.004. ReserveGrandChampionCow/CalfPair ............................................................. Rosette

Grand and reserve grand champion cow/calf pairs do not show for grand champion female and are ineligible to compete in the get-of-sire, junior get-of-sire and breeder’s six-head classes.

Females Date of Calving5. JuniorHeiferCalves (calvedMarch1,2019andafter)6. JuniorHeiferCalves (calvedFebruary,2019)7. JuniorHeiferCalves (calvedJanuary,2019)8. JuniorHeiferCalfChampion(5,6,7) ......................................................................$50.009. ReserveJuniorHeiferCalfChampion .................................................................. Rosette10. LateSeniorHeiferCalves (calvedNovember&December,2018)11. EarlySeniorHeiferCalves (calvedSeptember&October,2018)12. SeniorHeiferCalfChampion(10,11) ......................................................................$50.0013. ReserveSeniorHeiferCalfChampion ...................................................................Rosette14. LateSummerYearlingHeifers (calvedJuly&August,2018)15. EarlySummerYearlingHeifers (calvedMay&June,2018)16. IntermediateChampion(14,15) ..............................................................................$50.0017. ReserveIntermediateChampion .......................................................................... Rosette


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Females Date of Calving18. AprilJuniorYearlingHeifers (calvedApril,2018)19. MarchJuniorYearlingHeifers (calvedMarch,2018)20. EarlyJuniorYearlingHeifers (calvedFebruary,2018)21. EarlyJuniorYearlingHeifers (calvedJanuary,2018)22. JuniorChampionFemale(18,19,20,21) ...............................................................$50.0023. ReserveJuniorChampion ..................................................................................... Rosette24. LateSeniorYearlingHeifers (calvedNovember&December,2017)25. EarlySeniorYearlingHeifers (calvedSeptember&October,2017)26. SeniorChampionFemale(24,25) ..........................................................................$50.0027. ReserveSeniorChampionFemale ....................................................................... Rosette28. GrandChampionFemale ........................................................................................$50.0029. ReserveGrandChampionFemale ....................................................................... Rosette

Bulls Date of Calving30. JuniorBullCalves (calvedMarch1,2019andafter)31. JuniorBullCalves (calvedJanuary&February,2019)32. JuniorBullCalfChampion(30,31) ..........................................................................$50.0033. ReserveJuniorBullCalfChampion ...................................................................... Rosette34. LateseniorBullCalves (calvedNovember&December,2018)35. EarlyseniorBullCalves (calvedSeptember&October,2018)36. SeniorBullCalfChampion(34,35) .........................................................................$50.0037. ReserveSeniorBullCalfChampion ...................................................................... Rosette38. LateSummerYearlingBulls (calvedJuly&August,2018)39. EarlySummerYearlingBulls (calvedMay&June,2018)40. IntermediateChampionBull(38,39) .......................................................................$50.0041. ReserveIntermediateChampionBull ................................................................... Rosette42. AprilJuniorYearlingBulls (calvedApril,2018)43. MarchJuniorYearlingBulls (calvedMarch,2018)44. EarlyJuniorYearlingBulls (calvedJanuary&February,2018)45. JuniorChampionBull(42,43,44) ...........................................................................$50.0046. ReserveJuniorChampionBull .............................................................................. Rosette47. SeniorYearlingBulls (calvedSeptemberthroughDecember,2017)48. SummerSeniorYearlingBulls (calvedMaythroughAugust,2017)49. Two-yearOldBulls (calvedJanuarythroughApril,2017)50. SeniorChampionBull(47,48,49) ...........................................................................$50.0051. ReserveSeniorChampionBull ............................................................................. Rosette52. GrandChampionBull...............................................................................................$50.0053. ReserveGrandChampionBull .............................................................................. Rosette

Division 2205.5 – Angus Groups54. JuniorGet-of-Sire:Threeanimalsbyonesire,bothsexesrepresented,55. Get-of-Sire:Fouranimalsbyonesireshownintheaboveclasses,bothsexes represented56. Pair of Females: Two females, any age57. BestSixHead:Theexhibitorofthebreederssixheadmustbebreederandfirst owner,identifiedbythesamemembercodefortheanimalsexhibited.Cattleownedby other exhibitors may be included provided the exhibitor of the breeders six head is the breederandfirstowneroftheincludedanimal(s).Animalsmustbeexhibitedin individualclasses.Cattlebredandownedbyajuniormember(s)maybeincludedif theexhibitorofthebreeders’sixheadisanindividualormarriedcoupleandisthe parent or legal guardian of the junior member(s). 58. PremierBreeder...............................................................................................$50+Rosette59. PremierExhibitor..............................................................................................$50+Rosette

DEPARTMENT #23 – OPEN BOER GOATS

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ExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesResidentsAnABGASanctionedShow

Judge:RonDilly-Stillwater,OK

Rules1. All goats must be registered in the Herdbook of ABGA before the show. 2. AregistrationscertificateisrequiredforanimalsofanyagebySonomaCountyFair. All registrations must be checked before judging begins.3. Proofofownershipshallbethenameontheregistrationcertificate.Personsshowing animals whose registration has signed transfers on them must show those animals as agents for the owner.4. Allgoatsmusthavelegibletattoosorothermeansofpermanentidentification consistentwithitscertificateoranimalwillbedisqualified.Itistheresponsibilityofthe owner to provide the microchip reader.5. Goats entered will be eligible to earn points for their actual placing in the show as describedintheABGA“CriteriaforEnnoblementofaBoerGoat”.6. STATERULE:Substitutionscanonlybemadewithinadivision.Substitutionsmust be madewhentheexhibitarrivesatthefairgrounds.Aminimum$20penaltymustbe paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.7. NowashingoflivestockwithinLyttleCowPalace.

Note• Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.• ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingpartnershipwithSonomaCountyFairifALLanimals arehousedatonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompletedbythe close of entries each year.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August 5, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Entry Fee: $5.00perentryperclass,includinggroups(NoPenFee)Limit: NoneJudging Time: Thursday, August 8, 11:00 a.m. –WilfordRing Exhibitors Meeting: Thursday, August 8, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Thursday, August 8, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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OPEN BOER GOATSAmericanSystemofJudging

Cash Awards Offered 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th $45 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $10 $10 $10

Division 2301 – Percentage DoesDivision 2302 – Fullblood DoesClass1. 0tounder3months2. 3 to under 6 months 3. 6 to under 9 months4. 9 to under 12 months5. JuniorChampion .....................................................................................................Rosette6. ReserveJuniorChampion .....................................................................................Rosette7. 12 to under 16 months 8. 16tounder20months9. 20tounder24months10. YearlingChampion ..................................................................................................Rosette11. ReserveYearlingChampion ...................................................................................Rosette12. 24 to under 36 months13. 36 months and over14. SeniorChampion ....................................................................................................Rosette15. ReserveSeniorChampion .....................................................................................Rosette16. GrandChampionDoe ..............................................................................................$50.0017. ReserveGrandChampionDoe ...............................................................................$30.00

Division 2303 – UnregisteredClass1. Doeling

Division 2304 – Fullblood Bucks Class1. 0tounder3months2. 3 to under 6 months 3. 6 to under 9 months4. 9 to under 12 months5. JuniorChampion .....................................................................................................Rosette6. ReserveJuniorChampion .....................................................................................Rosette7. 12 to under 16 months 8. 16tounder20months9. 20tounder24months10. YearlingChampion ..................................................................................................Rosette11. ReserveYearlingChampion ...................................................................................Rosette12. 24 to under 36 months 13. 36 months and over 14. SeniorChampion ....................................................................................................Rosette15. ReserveSeniorChampion .....................................................................................Rosette16. GrandChampion ......................................................................................................$50.0017. ReserveGrandChampion ......................................................................................$30.00

Division 2305 – Groups (must have been bred and raised by exhibitor and shown in appropriate age class above)Class1. BestPairof%does–anyage2. Best Pair of FB/PB does – any age3. BestTrio–1FB/PBBuckand2doesand%–anyage

DEPARTMENT #24 – OPEN DAIRY CATTLE

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OPEN DAIRY CATTLEBreeding Animals – Registered PurebredJudge:HerbyLutz,Jr.-Chester,SC

Note• Please reference California State Rules for TB Testing requirements or call the Entry Office for this year’s requirements. Any paperwork required will be collected on arrival.• Social Security number or Federal Tax ID number must be on-file at time of entry. W-9 form must be completed before receiving premium check.• Breedclasseswillalternatewiththeexceptionofthegroupclasses.• ExhibitorsmaymilkoutcowspriortoSupremeBestThreeFemales.• ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingpartnershipwithSonomaCountyFairifALLanimals arehousedatonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompletedbythe close of entries each year.• Registrationpaperswillbecheckedonarrivalday.• Iftherearelessthan5classesinonedivisionthentheywillnotalternate,butwillshow at the beginning before all other divisions.• STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division. • Walkwaysmustbekeptclear.

Milk Barn The following items shall be strictly adhered to:• Animalsshallbehealthy,freshforatleastfive(5)days,andNOTbeingtreatedwith antibiotics.• Informationwillbemadeavailabletoexhibitorsregardingrulesandregulationsthatwill pertain to the milk barn.• Ifyouprefertobringyourownfeedpansforuseinthemilkbarn,pleasedoso.• Any revenue for milk received by the Sonoma County Fair will be retained to offset milk barn expenses.• Forthoseexhibitorswhodonotusethemilkbarn,nomilkingequipmentcanblock aisles, everything must be contained within the designated stall area.

Announcements• TherewillbeaBBQinReynoldsParksponsoredbyRedwoodEmpireHolstein AssociationonSaturday,August3rdat6:00p.m.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Tack Arrival: Tuesday, July 30 - 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.Arrival Time: Wednesday, July 31 - 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $10.00perentryperclass,includinggroups.Limit: Nolimitonthenumberofheadentered.Judging Time: Friday, Aug. 2, 2:00 p.m. or following Junior Show –JamisonRing BrownSwiss,Guernsey,andAOB Saturday, Aug. 3, 9:00 a.m.–JamisonRing Cow Show to start no sooner than 1:00 p.m. Jersey,Holstein(AlternatingDivisions)Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 4, 11:30 a.m.–JamisonRingDeparture Time: Sunday, August 4, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. *Early loadout time will be granted to those exhibitors fromoutsideSonomaandMarincounties.


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Best Udder Awards 1st 2nd 3rd $10 $8 $6

Division 2401 – Brown Swiss Division 2404 – Holstein – FriesianDivision 2402 – Guernsey Division 2405 – All Other BreedsDivision 2403 – JerseyClass Females *Need not enter Date of Calving1. SpringHeiferCalf (Mar.2019)2. WinterHeiferCalf (Dec.2018thruFeb.,2019)3. SeniorHeiferCalf (Sept.2018thruNov.2018)4. SummerYearlingHeifer (June2018thruAug.2018)5. SpringYearlingHeifer (Mar.2018thruMay2018)6. WinterYearlingHeifer (Dec.2017thruFeb.2018)7. SeniorYearlingHeifer (Sept.2017thruNov.2017)8. JuniorChampionFemale ........................................................................................$25.009. ReserveJuniorChampionFemale ........................................................................ Rosette10. DryCows:anycowwhohashadacalfandiscurrentlydry11. JuniorTwoYearOldCows (Mar.2017thruAug.2017)12. JuniorTwoYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*13. SeniorTwoYearOldCows (Sept.2016thruFeb.2017)14. SeniorTwoYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*15. JuniorThreeYearOldCows (Mar.2016thruAug.2016)16. JuniorThreeYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*17. SeniorThreeYearOldCows (Sept.2015thruFeb.2016)18. SeniorThreeYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*19. IntermediateChampionFemale .............................................................................. $25.0020. IntermediateReserveChampionFemale ..............................................................Rosette21. FourYearOldCows (Sept.2014thruAug.2015)22. FourYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*23. FiveYearOldCows (Sept.2013thruAug.2014)24. FiveYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*25. AgedCows (PriortoSept.2013)26. AgedCowsBestUdderAwards*27. 125,000lbProductionCows:Cowsthathavemilkedover125,000lbs.ofmilklifetime to date. Must be verified with production records28. 125,000lbProductionCowBestUdderAwards29. SeniorChampionFemale ........................................................................................$25.0030. ReserveSeniorChampionFemale ....................................................................... Rosette33. GrandChampionFemale ........................................................................................$60.0034. ReserveGrandChampionFemale .........................................................................$40.00


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Division 2401.5 – Brown Swiss Division 2404.5 – Holstein – FriesianDivision 2402.5 – Guernsey Division 2405.5 – All Other BreedsDivision 2403.5 – JerseyGroups – All owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals, and of one breed31. JuniorGetofSire:Toconsistofthreeanimalssenioryearlingoryounger,noneof whichhavefreshened,thegetofonesire.Allbredbyexhibitor.Siremustbeidentified by registration number. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry sired by the same bull. 32. JuniorBestThree:Unfreshenedfemales,allbredbyexhibitor.35. DairyHerd:Toconsistoffourcowsthathavefreshened.EachExhibitorlimitedto one entry36. Best Three Females: Any age, all bred by Exhibitor. Each exhibitor limited to one entry.37. GetofSire:Toconsistofthreeanimals,thegetofonesire,atleastonetobetwoyears orolder.Siremustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumber.Eachexhibitorislimitedtoone entry sired by the same bull.38. ProduceofDam:Toconsistoftwoanimals,anyage,theproduceofonecow.Thedam mustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumber.39. DaughterandDam:Toconsistoftwoanimals,onecowandoneofherdaughters,any age.Thedamanddaughtermustbenamed.Oneentryperexhibitorperdam.40. PremierBreeder(perbreed) ...................................................................................$50.0041. Premier Exhibitor (per breed) ..................................................................................$50.00

Division 2406 – Open Dairy AwardsSupremeChampionCow ............................................................................................... RosetteSupremeBestThreeFemales(1stplacegroupineachbreedcompetes) ..................$100.00BestHolsteinUdder ....................................................byDrakesBayHolsteins–PointReyesHerdsmenContestAward(perspecie,notperbreed).........................bySonomaCountyFair 1st place 1 to 5 Animals .........................................................................................$200.00 2nd place 1 to 5 Animals ........................................................................................$150.00 1st place 6 or More Animals .................................................................................$200.00 2nd place 6 or More Animals .................................................................................$150.00

Supreme Best Three Dairy FemalesPrevious Winners

SupremeBestThreeBlakeRennerofFortuna,CA

98 BrentwoodFarms,Orland–Jerseys99 ChicoStateUniversity–Holsteins00 ZendiFarms,Petaluma–Holsteins01-04McClellandDairy,Pet–Holsteins05 ZendiFarms,Petaluma–Holsteins06 McClellandDairy,Pet–Holsteins07 ZendiFarms,Petaluma–Holsteins08 McClellandDairy,Petaluma–Jersey

09 BrentwoodFarms,Orland–Jersey10 InnisfailHerd,Orland–MilkingShorthorns11 BrentwoodFarms,Orland–Jersey12-14 ZendiFarms,Petaluma–Holsteins15 BlakeRenner,Fortuna–Jersey16 ZendiFarms,Petaluma–Holsteins17 BlakeRenner,Fortuna–Jersey18 BlakeRenner,Fortuna–Jersey

DEPARTMENT #25 – OPEN DAIRY GOATS

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OPEN DAIRY GOATS

OpentoExhibitorsthroughouttheWorldAnnaThompson-Hajdik-Madison,WI

Notes• Goatsarepennedwith4inapen.Pleasebeawarethisisaverylargeshowandwedo our best to accommodate everyone.• Social Security number or Federal Tax ID number must be on-file at time of entry. W-9 form must be completed before receiving premium check.• NoMilkOutRequired.• Attention Recorded Grade Exhibitors:ReadStateRuleregardingNativeon PerformanceandNativeonAppearance.• Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.• ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingpartnershipformwiththeSonomaCountyFairifALL animalsarehousedatonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompletedby the close of entries each year.• ThisshowisrecognizedbytheAmericanDairyGoatAssociationasanOfficialShow and sponsoredbytheSonomaCountyFair.• TheJunior&Seniorshowsareseparatelysanctioned.• UnlessotherrulesarespecifiedtheshowwillbeheldundertherulesoftheAmerican DairyGoatAssociationprovidedtheydonotconflictwithanyoftherulesand regulationsprescribedbytheDivisionofFairsandExpositionsoftheDepartmentofFood and Agriculture.• AllexhibitorsbeforethefairshouldcarefullyreviewreferencestoOfficialA.D.G.A. rulesinregardstoOfficialShows,Championshiplegs,credits,RegistryCertificates, tattoos,etc..Acopyoftheserules&regulationsareavailableattheEntryOfficefor your inspection. In accordance with state Fairs & Expositions guidelines, duplicate registrycertificateswillbehandledonacasebycasebasis.• Showorderissubjecttochange.• Exhibitorsmaydesignateanindividual(NightHawk)tomonitoranimalsbetweenthe hoursof10:00PMand5:00AM.IndividualsmustberegisteredwiththeLivestock Office.• STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Tuesday, July 30, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $5.00perentryperclass,includinggroups.Limit: Nolimitonthenumberofheadentered.Judging Times: Wednesday, July 31, 9:00 a.m.–DorfmanRing Lamancha, Toggenburg, Alpine, Recorded Grade Thursday, August 1, 9:00 a.m.–DorfmanRing Nigerians,Nubians,Oberhasli,Saanens,BestinShow BestUdderinShow,SupremeBestThreeFemalesExhibitors Meeting: Thursday, August 1, 6:00 p.m.–DorfmanRingDeparture Time: Thursday, August 1, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.


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OPEN DAIRY GOATSAmerican System of Judging

Cash Awards Offered per Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th $45 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $10 $10 $10

Best Udder Awards 1st 2nd 3rd $6 $4 $2Division 2502 – La Mancha Division 2506 – Nigerian DwarfsDivision 2503 – Toggenburg Division 2507 – NubianDivision 2504 – Alpine Division 2508 – OberhasliDivision 2505 – Recorded Grades Division 2509 – SaanenClass Does Date of Birth1. JuniorKid (April209thruMay2019)2. IntermediateKid (BorninMar.2019)3. SeniorKid (Jan.2019thruFeb.2019)4. YearlingNotinMilk (Jan.2018thruDec.2018)5. JuniorGetofSire:ToconsistofthreedoesfromtheJuniordivision,thegetofonesire. Siremustbenamed6. JuniorChampionDoe..................................................................................................$50.007. ReserveJuniorChampionDoe8. MilkingYearling (Jan.2018thruDec.2018)9. MilkingYearlingBestUdderAwards10. Twoyearsandunderthree (Jan.2017thruDec.2017)11. TwoyearoldBestUdderAwards12. Threeyearsandunderfour (Jan.2016thruDec.2016)13. ThreeyearoldBestUdderAwards14. Fouryearsandunderfive (Jan.2015thruDec.2015)15. FouryearoldBestUdderAwards16. FiveandSixyears (Jan.2013thruDec.2014)17. FiveandSixyearsBestUdderAwards18. Sevenyearsandolder (priortoJan.1,2013)19. SevenyearsandolderBestUdderAwards20. SeniorChampionDoe ............................................................................................$50.0021. ReserveSeniorChampionDoe22. BestUdderofBreed ................................................................................................$50.00 * Do Not Enter Udder ClassesDivision 2502.5 – La Mancha Division 2506.5 – Nigerian DwarfsDivision 2503.5 – Toggenburg Division 2507.5 – NubianDivision 2504.5 – Alpine Division 2508.5 – OberhasliDivision 2505.5 – Recorded Grades Division 2509.5 – SaanenGroups Registered and Grades may not be combined for group classes. All groups must be owned by one exhibitor (exception class 25), entered as individuals, all of one breed and animal cannot be entered in more then one group per class.23. GetofSire:Threedoes(neednotbeownedbyexhibitor)siredbythesamebuck,at leastonetobeayearlingorolderinmilk.Oneentrybysamebuckperexhibitor.24. Daughter/Dam:Toconsistof2animals,adamandherdaughterofanyage.25. ProduceofDam:Toconsistof2daughtersfromthesamedamofanyage.26. Best Three Females: Three does of any age, need not be related but of same breed. Doesmusthavebeenshowninpreviousclass.Oneentryperexhibitor.Bredand owned by exhibitor.27. DairyHerd:Fourdoesinmilk.Oneentryperexhibitor.28. Premier Breeder ......................................................................................................$50.0029. Premier Exhibitor.....................................................................................................$50.00


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Division 2501 – Open Dairy Goat AwardsSupremeBestSeniorDoeInShow .................................................................................$50.00SupremeBestJuniorDoeInShow..................................................................................$50.00SupremeBestThreeFemales... ....................................................................................$100.00 1st place group in each breed competesSupremeBestThreeFemales–Donald R. Smith Award............................................................(Perpetual)byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociationSupremeBestUdder .......................................................................................................$50.00GrandChampionLaMancha–In Memory Of Barbara Muszalski .............................................................(Perpetual)byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociationGrandChampionNubian–Betty E. Shimmin Plaque .............................................................(Perpetual)byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociationGrandChampionToggenburg(Perpetual).........byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociationGrandChampionAlpine(Perpetual)...................byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociationGrandChampionSaanen – Steven Schack Plaque(Perpetual)...............byDr.GrantColfaxGrandChampionOberhasli – Ester V. Omen.............................................................(Perpetual)byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociationHerdsmenContestAward .................................................................... bySonomaCountyFair

1stplace$200.002ndplace$150.003rdplace$100.00

Supreme Best Three Females Previous Winners

OPEN DAIRY GOATS

88-90 Bice-SchackFarms,Seb.–Saanen91-92 Bice-SchackFarms,Seb.–Alpine93 JenniferJackson,Seb.–Saanen94 FaunaSmith,Willits–Nubian96 Bice-SchackFarms,Seb–Alpine97 Me’sFarm,Seb.–LaMancha98 JaneRobinett,Penngrove–Nubian99-00 Bice-SchackFarms,Seb.–Alpine01 RedwoodHillFarm,Seb.–Alpine02 JenniferBice,Seb.–Alpine03 JenniferBice,Seb.–Saanen04 KarenSenn,Redding–LaMancha05-06 JoanDeanRowe,Davis–Toggenbergs

07 RedwoodHillFarm,Seb.–Alpine08 CompanerosDairyGoats,Seb.–Saanen09 KarenSenn,Redding–LaMancha10 RedwoodHillFarm,J.Bice,Seb.–Saanen11 KarenSenn,Redding–LaMancha12 SteveConsidine,Seb.–Sarty’sSaanen13 JoanDeanRowe–Toggenbergs14-15JenniferBice,Seb.–Alpine16 SteveConsidine,Graton–Saanen17 ErikaMcKenzie-Chapter,Boonville– Recorded Grade18 TrinityMalmanis,Ukiah–LaMancha

SupremeBestThreeFemalesTrinity Malmanis

DEPARTMENT #26 – OPEN PYGMY GOATS

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OPEN PYGMY GOATS

ExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesResidentsNational Pygmy Goat Association Sanctioned ShowSponsoredbytheSonomaCountyFair&Exposition,Inc.

Judge:BrysonStaley-Liberty,NC

AmericanSystemofJudgingCash Awards Offered

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th to 8th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 Ribbons

Rules1. ThisisaNationalPygmyGoatAssociationSanctionedShow,NPGArulestogovern and takeprecedenceoverallotherrules.Originalregistrationpapersonly(wethersexempt)2. All goats must be entered in the show to qualify for pen space, except nursing kids.3. Pens are not baby proof or jump proof. Please provide your own cover for your pen and/or fencing.4. ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingunitformwiththeSonomaCountyFairifALLanimals arehousedinonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompletedbythe close of entries each year.5. RegistrationPapersaretobecheckedattheShowringbeforethestartoftheshow.6. Samegoatscannotbeshowninbothopenandjuniordepartments.7. Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.8. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

Division 2601 – Open Pygmy Goat AwardsPremierBreeder.....................................................................................................................$50.00PremierExhibitor...................................................................................................................$50.00

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 9, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Entry Fee: $5.00perentryperclass,includinggroups(NoPenFee)Limit: NoneJudging Time: Sunday, August 11, 12:00 p.m. - Dorfman Ring

Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 11, 6:00 p.m. - Dorfman RingDeparture Time: Sunday, August 11, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

DEPARTMENT #26 – OPEN PYGMY GOATS

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Division 2602 – Open Pygmy GoatsClass Wethers Date of Birth1. Wethersunder12months (Aug.12,2018thruAug.11,2019)2. Wethers1yearand2years (Aug12,2016thruAug,11,2018)3. Wethers3yearsandover(BornonorbeforeAug.10,2016)4. BestWether.................................................................................................................$15.005. ReserveBestWether..................................................................................................$5.00

Does – (Junior) Yearlings & Younger, That Have Not Freshened6. JuniorDoeKid,0-4months (Apr.12,2019thruAug.11,2019)7. IntermediateDoeKid,4-8months (Dec.12,2018thruApr.11,2019)8. SeniorDoeKid,8-12months (Aug.12,2018thruDec.11,2018)9. JuniorDryYearling,12-8months (Feb.12,2018thruAug.11,2018)10. SeniorDryYearling,18-24months (Aug.12,2017thruFeb.11,2018)11. JuniorChampionDoe................................................................................................$25.0012. ReserveJuniorChampionDoe..................................................................................$15.00

Does – (Senior) Date of Birth13. FreshenedYearling*(bornafterAugust1,2016) *Includes freshened does under 1 year. Does need not be in milk.14. TwoYearOldDoes (Aug.12,2016thruAug.11,2017)15. ThreeYearOldDoes (Aug.12,2015thruAug.11,2016)16. FouryearsandoverDoes (BornonorbeforeAug.11,2015)17. SeniorChampionDoe...............................................................................................$25.0018. ReserveSeniorChampionDoe................................................................................$15.0019. GrandChampionDoe.................................................................................................$50.0020. ReserveGrandChampionDoe................................................................................$35.00

Bucks – (Junior) Date of Birth21. JuniorBuckKid,0-4months (Apr.12,2019thruAug.11,2019)22. IntermediateBuckKid,4-8months (Dec.12,2018thruApr.11,2019)23. SeniorBuckKid,8-12months (Aug.12,2018thruDec.11,2018)24. JuniorChampionBuck..............................................................................................$25.0025. ReserveJuniorChampionBuck...............................................................................$15.00 Bucks – (Senior)26. JuniorYearling,12-18months (Feb.12,2018thruAug.11,2018)27. SeniorYearling,18-24months (Aug.12,2017thruFeb.11,2018)28. TwoYearOldBucks (Aug.12,2015thruAug.11,2017)29. ThreeYearOldBucks (Aug.12,2015thruAug.11,2016)30. FourandOverBucks (BornonorbeforeAug.11,2015)31. SeniorChampionBuck...............................................................................................$25.0032. ReserveSeniorChampionBuck................................................................................$15.0033. GrandChampionBuck...............................................................................................$50.0034. ReserveGrandChampionBuck...............................................................................$35.00

Division 2602.5 – Open Pygmy Goat Groups Groups (Must be entered as individuals & owned by exhibitor)35. ProduceofDam–2animals,anysex,producedby1dam.Dammustbenamed. Exhibitor need not own dam.36. GetofSire–2animalsanysex,siredby1buck.Siremustbenamed.Exhibitorneed not own sire.37. Daughter/Dam:toconsistof2animals,adamandherdaughterofanyage.38. Best Pair: to consist of 2 animals of any age.

OPEN PYGMY GOATS

DEPARTMENT #27 – OPEN SHEEP

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OPEN BREEDING SHEEP

ExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesResidentsBreeding Animals: Registered PurebredJudge:TorSorensen-CaveCreek,AZ

Note • Social Security number or Federal Tax ID number must be on entry form at time of entry. • W-9 form must be completed before receiving premium check.• Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.• ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingpartnershipwithSonomaCountyFairifALLanimals arehousedatonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompletedbythe close of entries each year.• FairmaycombineDivisionsifnumberofentriesfallsbelow3breedersand20head.• NowashingoflivestockwithinLyttleCowPalace.• STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

Supreme Young Flock Previous Winners

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 9, 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $5.00perentryperclass,includinggroups.Limit: NoneWeigh-In: Unregisteredewelambsonly-UponarrivalJudging Times: Saturday, August 10, 11:00 a.m.–WilfordRing Breeds shown to be determined after close of entries.

Sunday, August 11, 11:00 a.m.–WilfordRing Breeds shown to be determined after close of entries.

Exhibitor Meeting: Sunday, August 11, 4:00 p.m. –WilfordRingDeparture Time: Sunday, August 11, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

1998Waddington's,UkiahCorriedales1999FielderFarms,SantaRosaSouthdowns00-02AlbertPrather,CottonwoodColumbias03-04Waddington's,UkiahCorriedales2005FielderFarms,SantaRosaSouthdowns2006DavidSeals,MorganHillShropshires2007KevinSeals,MorganHillCorriedales2008TesconiFarms,SantaRosaHampshires2009ChuckReam,WillitsSuffolks2010EldridgeCheviots,WintersCheviots

2011KellyLeeO’Brien,BloomingtonOxfords2012RobbyMasera,LeGrandHampshires2013KennethWagner,LeGrandDorsets2014AlbertPrather,BoonvilleColumbias2015StevenUrenda,KnightsenOxfords2016ToddMaddux,Mariposa Southdowns2017KenWagner,LeGrand Dorsets2018KennethWagner,PetalumaDorsets


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OPEN SHEEP American System of Judging – Cash Awards Offered 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th $45 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10

There will be a maximum of 6 divisions. The breeds having the largest number of entries willdecidethe6divisions.AllotherswillbecombinedintotheAllOtherMeatorAllOtherWoolBreeddivisions.

2701 – Cheviot2702 – Columbia2703 – Corriedale2704 – Cotswold2705 – Dorper2706 – Dorset2707 – Hampshire2708 – Icelandic2709 – Merino2710 – Montadale2711 – Natural Colored Wool

2712 – Oxford2713 – Rambouillet2714 – Romney2715 – Shetland2716 – Shropshire2717 – Southdown2718 – Suffolk

Please List Breed2719 – All Other Meat Breed2720 – All Other Wool Breed

Ram Classes Date of Lambing1. YearlingRams (Sept.2017thruAug.2018)2. FallRamLambs (Sept.2018thruDec.2018)3. SpringRamLambs (Jan.2019thruApr.2019)4. Pair of Ram Lambs: Two ram lambs, Bred by exhibitor5. *ChampionRam .......................................................................................................$50.006. ReserveChampionRam ...................................................................................... Rosette Ewe Classes Date of Lambing7. YearlingEwes (Sept.2017thruAug.2018)8. PairofYearlingEwes:Twoyearlingewes,Bredbyexhibitor9. FallEweLambs (Sept.2018thruDec.2018)10. EarlySpringEweLambs (Jan.2019thruFeb.152019)11. LateSpringEweLambs (Feb.162019thruMay2019)12. Pair of Ewe Lambs: Two ewe lambs, Bred by exhibitor13. *ChampionEwe........................................................................................................$50.0014. ReserveChampionEwe ........................................................................................ Rosette

Breed Division + .5 Groups (Limited to one entry per exhibitor per class) All owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals, and of one breed. All group classes must be shown in ring.15. *YoungFlock:Oneramlambandtwoewelambs,bredbyexhibitor16. GetofSire:Foursheepsiredbysameram,bredbyexhibitor17. Flock:Oneyearlingorramlamb,twoyearlingewes,andtwoewelambs18. Premier Breeder ......................................................................................................$50.0019. Premier Exhibitor .....................................................................................................$50.00 * All registered exhibitors are required to participate in the supreme champion ram, ewe & young flock drives or premium money will be withheld.


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Wether Sires and Dams Rules1.Weigh-inmustbecompletedby11:00a.m.onFriday,August9th.2.UnregisteredsheepwillbeeligibletocompeteforSupremeChampion,RamorEwe.

Division 2722 – Open Wether Sires & DamsClass Date of Lambing1. YearlingRams (September2017toAugust2018)2. RamLambs (September2018toApril2019)3. Pair of Ram Lambs 4. ChampionUnregisteredRam......................................................................................$10.005. ReserveUnregisteredRam...........................................................................................$5.006. YearlingEwes (September2017toAugust2018)7. PairofYearlingEwes8. EweLambs(AllewesbornafterSept.1,2018-Classes will be split after weigh-in)9. Pair of Ewe Lambs10. ChampionEwe..............................................................................................................$10.0011. ReserveEwe...................................................................................................................$5.00

Division 2700 – Open Breeding Sheep AwardsSupremeChampionRam–allchampionscompete*IncludingUnregistered ...............$50.00SupremeChampionEwe–allchampionscompete*IncludingUnregistered ...............$50.00SupremeYoungFlock(1stplaceflockineachbreedcompetes) .................................$100.00...........................................................................AdditionalAwardbyDr.FredGrovermanFamilyHerdsmenContestAward.......................................................................bySonomaCountyFair 1st place… ..............................................................................................................$200.00 2nd place …… ........................................................................................................$150.00 3rd place …… .........................................................................................................$100.00

OPEN WETHER SIRES & DAMS

SupremeChampionEwe-AOBWoolJordanParsons

DEPARTMENT #28 – SHEEP DOGS

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AmericanSystemofJudgingCash Awards offered per class

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th $120 $100 $90 $80 $70 $25 $25 $25

Division 2801 – Sheep Dog TrialsClass1. SheepDogTrials

Division 2802 – Sheep Dog AwardsChampionSheepDog .............................Belt Buckle, In Memory of Bruce & Pam Hagemann.............................................................................................SponsoredbyIntentionalDesignInc.ChampionSheepDogAward.......................................GiftCertificatebyWesternFarmCenterReserveChampionSheepDog . ............................PlaquesponsoredbySonomaCountyFair

Previous Sheep Dog Winners

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Entry Fee: $30.00perentryperclassLimit: Two dogs per handler. First 25 dogs enteredJudging: Sunday, August 4,followingFarmers’Day (approximately3:30p.m.)inChrisBeckArena

1999 SandraMilberg,SantaRosa “Mac” 2000 ChrissySpenser,Cotati “Cody” 2001 BarbaraSpencer,Wilton “Fly” 2002 NancyTodd,PotterValley “Pancho” 2003 TomTrent,DuncanMills “Grace” 2004 KarenKollgaard,SantaRosa “Lark” 2005 BarbaraSpencer,Wilton “Lex” 2006 KarenKollgaard,SantaRosa “Lark” 2007 SandraAnderson,Livermore “Brock” 08-09 StanJohnson,RedwoodVly “Hope” 2010 BarbaraSpencer,Wilton “Bell” 2011 SandiAndersen,Livermore “Best” 2012 KarenKollgaard,SantaRosa “Cali” 2013 SandyMilberg,SantaRosa "Hope" 2014 RhondaLauritsen,Napa "Craig" 2015 SandyMilberg,SantaRosa "Devon" 2016 NancyTodd,PotterValley 2017 JoyceShepard,SantaRosa 2018 DonnaBeebe,Oroville "Meg"

DEPARTMENT #29 – SHEEP SHEARING

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SHEEP SHEARING

RulesA) Hand pieces and tools or shearmaster and tool will be provided by contestant. Any shearing equipment (blades, hand piece) may be used by the contestant that is used by commercial shearers.B) DropswillbeprovidedbytheFair.C) Only13toothcombswillbeused.D) Entrantwillberequiredtoshear3sheep.


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $75 $50 $45 $35 $25 $20

Division 2901 – Sheep Shearing ContestClass1. Ladies2. Junior–Limitedtoexhibitorswhowereenrolledinhighschoolduringthe2018/2019 school year.3. BladeShearing

Division 2902 – Sheep Shearing AwardsChampionOpenShearing .................................................AwardbyNorthBayWoolGrowersChampionLadiesShearing................................................AwardbyNorthBayWoolGrowersChampionJuniorShearing ................................................AwardbyNorthBayWoolGrowers

Entries Close: Sunday, August 4, 12:00 NoonEntry Fee: $5.00perpersonLimit: Ten entries in each class. DateofpostmarktobethedeterminingfactorJudging: Sunday, August 4, 2:00 p.m.–JamisonRing

DEPARTMENT #29 – SHEEP SHEARING

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GOLDEN STATE SHEEP SHEARING CHAMPIONSHIP

OpentoResidentsoftheWorld

Rules:A. Hand pieces and tools or shearmaster and tool will be provided by contestant.B. DropswillbeprovidedbytheFair.C. RulesandscoringsystemswillbetheInternationalandProfessionalShearingRules. CopiesareavailableintheEntryOfficeD. Entrantmustbe18yearsofageorolder.


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th $1,000 $500 $250 $200 $150 $100 $75 $75 $75 $75

Division 2903 – Sheep Shearing ContestClass1. Open–GoldenStateSheepShearingContest

Previous Winners 1990-94 DarrellDarling Esparto,CA 1992 DougRathke Hutchinson,MN 1996-97 RandyHelms MyrtlePoint,OR 1998-01 ChrisCornett Tomales,CA 2002 MikeDonovan NewZealand 2003-2008 ChrisCornett Tomales,CA 2009 JohnSanchez Petaluma,CA 2010-2017 ChrisCornett Tomales,CA 2018 MattBean Penngrove,CA

2018SheepShearingCrew

Entries Close: Sunday, August 4, 12:00 NoonEntry Fee: $20.00perpersonLimit: 20contestantsJudging: Sunday, August 4, 2:00 p.m.–JamisonRing

DEPARTMENT #30 – OPEN SWINE

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OPEN SWINE

ExhibitorslimitedtoUnitedStatesResidentsBreeding Animals – Registered Purebreds

Judge:BradyOtto-Galt,CA

Rules A. Junioryearlingsowsmustshowevidenceoffarrowingalitterofpigs. B. Fair will not be requiring blood testing for pesudorabies.C. Drawearnotchesonentryform.Usenumberstoidentifynotches.D. Animalsexhibitedinthebreedingshowcannotbeshowninthemarketshow and vice versa.E. ExhibitorsmayfilloutabreedingpartnershipwithSonomaCountyFairifALLanimals arehousedatonephysicallocation.Thisformmustbefilledoutandcompletedbythe close of entries each year.F. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

Supreme Young HerdPrevious Winners

2001 IIIHawkesFarm,Sebastopol-Landrace 2002 BillWilliams,Sebastopol-Yorkshire 2003 CharlieHawkes,Sebastopol–Hampshire 2004 DanielleKane,Corona–Yorkshire 2005 BoyterSwineFarm–Yorkshire 2006 HowardHawkes,Sebastopol–Yorkshire 2007 CharlieHawkes,Sebastopol–Yorkshire 2008-2012FresnoStateUniversitySwineUnit 2013 CharlieHawkes,Sebastopol–Yorkshire 2014 FresnoStateUniversitySwineUnit 2015 JaneZeni,Yorkville–Hampshire 2016-17 NotAwarded 2018 CharlieGalea,Sebastopol–Duroc

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 2, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $5.00perentryperclass,includinggroups.Drawear

notchingonentryform.Also,usenumberstoID notching.

Limit: NolimitonthenumberofheadenteredWeigh-in: Friday, August 2, 10:00 a.m. WeighunregisteredandmarkethogsJudging Times: Saturday, August 3, 1:00 p.m.–DorfmanRing

MarketHogShow,Hampshire,Yorkshire,Duroc,AOB, SupremeChampion,SupremeYoungHerd,Unregistered

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Note:FairmaycombineDivisionsifnumbersfallbelow3breedersand20head.

Division 3001 – Hampshire Division 3003 – DurocDivision 3002 – Yorkshire Division 3004 – All Other BreedsClass Boars Date of Farrowing1. FallBoar (June2018thruNov.2018)2. DecemberBoar (Dec.2018)3. JanuaryBoar (Jan.2019)4. FebruaryBoar (Feb.2019)5. MarchBoar (Mar.2019)6. ChampionBoar.............................................................................................................$50.007. ReserveChampionBoar ....................................................................................... Rosette Females Date of Farrowing8. SeniorYearlingFemale (Dec.2017thruMay2018)9. EarlyFallGilt (June.2018thruAug.2018)10. LateFallGilt (Sept.2018thruNov.2018)11. DecemberGilt (Dec.2017)12. JanuaryGilt (Jan.2019)13. FebruaryGilt (Feb.2019)14. MarchGilt (Mar.2019)15. ChampionFemale ....................................................................................................$50.0016. ReserveChampionFemale ................................................................................... RosetteDivision 3001.5 – Hampshire Division 3003.5 – DurocDivision 3002.5 – Yorkshire Division 3004.5 – All Other BreedsGroups All owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals, and of one breed. All groups must be shown.17. YoungHerd:Oneboarandthreesows,notoverfallpigage18. GetofSire:Fouranimals,anyage,bysamesire19. ProduceofDam:Twoanimals,anyage,bysamedam20. BestPair:Anytwoanimals21. Premier Breeder ......................................................................................................$50.0022. Premier Exhibitor......................................................................................................$50.00

Division 3005 – Open Swine AwardsSupremeYoungHerd(unregisteredchampionsdonotcompete) ...............................$100.00 1st place group in each breed competesSupremeBoar((unregisteredchampionsdonotcompete) ...........................................$60.00SupremeSow(unregisteredchampionsdonotcompete) .............................................$60.00SupremePair(unregisteredchampionsdonotcompete) ...............................................RosetteHerdsmenContestAward.......................................................................bySonomaCountyFair 1st place ..............................................................................................................$200.00 2nd place ............................................................................................................$150.00 3rd place .............................................................................................................$100.00

ChampionAdultMarketHog ..........................................................................................$100.00ReserveChampionAdultMarketHog .............................................................................$50.00

OPEN SWINE


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $10

Rules1. Contestopentoadult(open)exhibitorsonly,itisnotrequiredtobeenteredintheopen swine department to enter this show.2. Contestisopenforbarrowsorgilts.3. Hogsmustweighbetween210lbs.to280lbs.4. All breeds will show together.5. All hogs will be divided into two classes, according to weight.6. HogswillbeweighedFriday,August2at10a.m.byofficials.7. HogsshowninthisshowcannotbeshowninanyothershowattheSonomaCounty Fair.

Division 3006 – Open Market Hog ShowClass Classestobesplitafterweigh-in.Seerule#5.1. All Market Hogs

CashAwardsofferedbySonomaCountyFair–$1,360.00



Rules1. HogswillbeweighedFriday,August2at10a.m.2. Hogs will be broken into classes according to weight.3. UnregisteredpigsarenoteligibleforSupremeChampionandmaynotbeshownin anyothershowattheSonomaCountyFair.4. JuniorYearlingSowsmusthaveraisedalitterofpigstobeeligibleforentry.

Division 3007 – Unregistered Breeding StockClass Boars Females1. 220poundsandunder 6. 220poundsandunder2. 220to320pounds 7. 220to320pounds3. 321poundsto450pounds 8. 321poundsto450pounds4. ChampionBoar ......................$50.00 9. JrYearlingFemale5. ReserveChampionBoar ......Rosette 10. ChampionFemale .......................$50.00 11. ReserveChampionFemale......Rosette

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DEPARTMENT #31 – OPEN WOOL

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AmericanSystemofJudgingAwards offered per class

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$15$10$5RibbonsOnly

RulesA. Onlycompletefleecesinthegreaseareeligibleforcompetitionandmanufacturers and dealers are excluded.B. Allfleecesenteredmusthavebeenshearedfromsheepownedbyexhibitor.C. Thejudgehasthepowertoclassifyfleecesbeforemakingawards.D. Eligibilityoffleeces:Fleecesshallnotbemorethan12monthsgrowth.Thedefinition of“12months”shallbethedefinitioncommonlyacceptedbythewooltrade.Thus,ifa fleeceisactuallyslightlymorethan12monthsgrowth,duetounavoidabledelayin obtaining shearers, or by weather, it shall be termed “12 months” wool.E. Fleeces:Nowetherfleecesmaybeincluded.Allfleecesbeingawardedafirstprize intheshowmaycompetefortheGrandChampionandReserveGrandChampionin theirrespectiveDivisions.F. Duetolimitedexhibitspace,non-awardedfleecesmaybereleasedasper managementdiscretion.Alltop-awardedfleecesmustremainondisplaythefull duration of the fair.G. Fleeces entered in Breed and Market classes may be entered in Heaviest Fleece and/orLongestStapledFleecebypayinganadditionalentryfee,andvice-versa.H. Nospectatorsallowedduringjudging.I. Qualifications:AnyfleecesenteredforcompetitionintheSonomaCountyFairshallbe discriminated against if: • Showinganypaintortarbrands(solublebrandingfluidspermitted.) • Showingexcessivedunglocksortags. • Discoloredbyexcessivemoistureorcotted. • Showingaweakstapleorbreakinthefiber. • Containinganyexcessburrs,vegetablematterorinsects.J Judgingoffleeces: • Qualityorfinenessmustbetypicalofthebreedrepresented. • Evennessofqualityorfinenessamongthevariouspartsofthefleece • Lengthandstrengthofstaple. • Estimatedcleanweight. • Condition. • Character,includingcrimpsandcolor.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Exhibits Received: Friday, July 19, 12:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. Saturday, July 20, 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Drop Off Location: Back door of Garrett building, Gate 4Entry Fee: $5.00perentry,perclassEntry Limit: 2 entries per exhibitor, per classDeparture Time: Tuesday, August 13, 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m.


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K. PreparationofFleeces:Fleecesaretoberolledfleshsideoutanddisplayedinclear plasticbags.Tiesarenottobeused.Bagswillbeavailabletopurchase@$1.00each at the time of receiving.L. ShippingInstructions:Fleecesmaybebrought,ormaybesent,chargesprepaidto SonomaCountyFair,EntryOffice,1350BennettValleyRd.,SantaRosa,CA95404. A paper carton is excellent for shipping. M. SonomaCountyFairwillnotberesponsibleforshippingfleecesbacktoexhibitors. Intheeventfleecesmustbeshipped,itwillbebyU.P.S.–C.O.D.

NOTE: Divisions 3101 - 3102 open to white fleeces only

Division 3101 – Open Purebred FleecesClass1. AllWoolBreeds,Ram(Name Breed on entry)2. AllWoolBreeds,Ewe(Name Breed on entry)3. All Meat Breeds, Ram (Name Breed on entry)4. All Meat Breeds, Ewe (Name Breed on entry)5. ChampionRamPurebredFleece .......................................................................... Rosette6. ReserveChampionRamPurebredFleece ........................................................... Rosette7. ChampionEwePurebredFleece .......................................................................... Rosette8. ReserveChampionEwePurebredFleece ........................................................... Rosette9. ChampionHeaviestRamFleece...............................................................................Rosette10. ChampionHeaviestEweFleece...............................................................................Rosette11. OpenlongeststapledFleeceRam............................................................................Rosette12. OpenLongeststapledFleeceEwe...........................................................................Rosette

Division 3102 – Open Market FleeceClass from Grade or Commercial Sheep-Ewe & Ram Fleeces1. FineCombing–64’sto80’s2. 1/2BloodCombing–60’sto62’s3. 3/8BloodCombing–56’s4. 1/4BloodCombing–48’sto50’s5. Low1/4BloodCombing–46’sorcoarser6. HeaviestFleece-Ram...............................................................................................Rosette7. HeaviestFleece-Ewe...............................................................................................Rosette8. LongestStapledFleece-Ram................................................................................Rosette9. LongestStapledFleece-Ewe..................................................................................Rosette10. ChampionMarketFleece...........................................................................................Rosette11. ReserveChampionMarketFleece ........................................................................ Rosette

Division 3103 – Open Natural Colored Wool – Any Color1. FineCombing–64’sto80’s2. 1/2BloodCombing–60’sto62’s3. 3/8BloodCombing–56’s4. 1/4BloodCombing–48’sto50’s5. Low1/4BloodCombing–46’s6. Common–44’s7. Braid–40’sto30’sorcoarser8. HeaviestFleece-Ram...............................................................................................Rosette9. HeaviestFleece-Ewe................................................................................................Rosette10. LongestStapledFleece-Ram.................................................................................Rosette11. LongestStapledFleece-Ewe...................................................................................Rosette12. ChampionNaturalColoredFleece ........................................................................ Rosette13 ReserveChampionNaturalColorFleece ............................................................. Rosette


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Division 3104 – Open Group Fleeces Threefleecesfromanyoneexhibitor.Eitherramorewefleeces. Allthreefleecesmusthavebeenenteredandjudgedindividually.1. BestGroupof3fleeces–NaturalColoredWool2. BestGroupof3fleeces–WhiteWool

Division 3105 – Open Wool AwardsGrandChampionWhiteFleece……………...……..................................................$50+RosetteReserveGrandChampionWhiteFleece ...................................................................... RosetteGrandChampionNaturalColoredFleece………...................................................$50+RosetteReserveGrandChampionNaturalColoredFleece ...................................................... RosetteSupremeGrandChampionWoolFleece ...................................................................... RosetteHighestPlacingSuffolkFleece .................................................. $100.00bySonomaSpinners

DEPARTMENT #32 – JUNIOR MARKET BEEF

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Note• ALL BEEF MUST BE CROSS-TIED WITH NECK ROPES (double tied)• Forsecurityreasons,alllivestockbarnswillbeclosed,withnoaccessbetweenthe hoursof10:00p.m.and5:00a.m.Theseenforcedbarnhourswillbeginontheeveningof eachmarketspeciesarrival/check-inday,andcontinuethroughthedatethateach species is transported from the fairgrounds to the processing facility, following the auctions.• Thebrandinspectorwillbecheckingbrandsduringweigh-in.Itismandatorythatall exhibitors have their own bill of sale and a yellow transportation slip with them upon arrival to the fairgrounds. The brand inspector requires both items, no exceptions.• Youmaynothavemultipleexhibitorsontheyellowtransportationslip;pleasefilloutone slip per exhibitor. Multiple beef animals are allowed on the yellow transportation slip as long as the exhibitor owns the animals listed.• Theyellowtransportationslipmustincludetheexhibitorsnameandaddress,aswellas the sellers name and address.

2018SupremeChampionMarketSteerExhibitedbyFrancescaPharo,SonomaFFA

ThejudgeoftheshowwasScottHoltofCaldwell,ID

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August 5, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $5.00perentryclassLimit: A total of two market animalsOrientation Meeting: Monday, August 5, 12:00 p.m.–JamisonRingWeigh-In: Monday, August 5, at 6:00 p.m. Judging Time: Tuesday, August 6, 10:00 a.m.–JamisonRing FFAMarketSteerShowmanship (NovicefollowedbySenior),FFAMarketSteers, FFAChapterGroupofThree,4-HShowmanship(oldest toyoungest),4-HMarketSteer,4-HGroupofThree, SupremeChampion BredandBornfollowingselectionofSupreme Lunch break will be left to the discretion of the judge.Exhibitors Meeting: Thursday, August 8, 4:00 p.m.–JamisonRingAuction: Friday, August 9, 6:00 p.m.


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Rules1. SafetyisapriorityoftheSonomaCountyFair.Animalsbroughtontothefairgrounds must be under the control of the EXHIBITOR, or they will be sent home at the discretion of Fair Management.2. Grooming Guides: A. All market steers must be slick shorn to within 1/4” of growth. (approx. 7 days prior to fair) B. Entire steer must be shorn, excluding leg area from knee & hock down & tail switch. C. Noclippingwillbepermittedonfairgrounds.(Exception: animals not meeting aboverequirementsmaybetouched-up.) D. MarketAnimalFitting:Nohairorskindyes,paintsorcolorants (includingpowder),oradhesivesareallowedtobeused.Noproductsor materials may be used to manipulate the hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well asexternalapplicationsofsubstancesforappearancetothehoofs.No shadowpaintingorpracticesthatchangetheanimal’snaturalappearance.3. NOHORNEDMARKETSTEERSWILLBEALLOWEDONTHEFAIRGROUNDS. Scursover2”inlengthwillrequireremovalpriortoarrivaltoFairgrounds.4. AllmarketcattleconsignedtotheSonomaCountyFairJuniorLivestockAuctionmust be accompanied by a proper proof of ownership (such as previous brand inspection or bill of sale) and must be presented to the Brand Inspector at weigh-in.Bringtothescalewiththeanimal.5. Afterweighing,MarketSteerswillbedividedintoclassesbyweightwithinthebreedin both4-HandFFADivisions.6. Weightwillbeaminimumof1,000pounds.Anysteerweighingover1,350poundswill notbesifted,butwillnotbepaidforover1,350pounds.7. Weightorjudgesiftedanimalsmaybeexhibitedinshowmanshipclass.8. Siftedlivestockmustberemovedatconclusionofshow.9. PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.10. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose of entries.11. All beef must be cross tied with neck ropes (double tied).12. All steers must be pre-registered at the March 24 weigh-in to be eligible at fair time. Registration at the March Pre-weigh does not automatically constitute entry into the fair. Online entry's and fee's must be completed by the closing deadline.13. Market steers will be shown and sold with show halters.14. TheFFAGrandChampion&ReserveMarketSteersaswellasthe4-HGrand Champion&ReserveMarketSteerswillbedivertedtoofficialtestingareaandtested for drug residue, immediately after the judge selects them in the show ring. For more informationseeJuniorLivestockAuctionRulesatthebeginningofthisDepartment.15. Marketsteersmustbe24monthsoryoungertoexhibitattheSonomaCountyFair.16. Onlysteersareeligibletoshowinthemarketsteershow.17. Walkwaysmustbekeptclear.18. ExhibitorsmustsubmitacompletepaperbredandbornentryformbyJune28tobe eligible for the division.

Independent Juniors: IndependentJuniorsmust have the following items on file with the fairgrounds Entry Office by June 28: •fullphotooftheanimal, •proofofownership(billofsale,etc.) •proofofgradeschoolenrollment/age



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Angus, Charolais, Hereford, Shorthorn & AOB cattle must have letter from breeder submitted to the Entry Office by June 28 stating steer meets breed eligibility standard.FFA Steers 4-H SteersDivision 3201 – Angus (Black & Red) Division 3208 – Angus (Black & Red)Division 3202 – Charolais Division 3209– CharolaisDivision 3203 – Hereford Division 3210– HerefordDivision 3204 – Shorthorn Division 3211 – ShorthornDivision 3205 – All Other Breeds Division 3212 – All Other BreedsDivision 3206 – Crossbred Division 3213 – Crossbred Class1. FFABreedSteerClass 1. 4-HBreedSteerClass All 1st & 2nd place winners in individual classes will be brought back to compete for breed champions. All breed champions & reserve breed champions will be brought back to compete for Grand Champion & Reserve Grand Champion.

Division 3207 – FFA Champion Division 3214 – 4-H Champion1. FFAGrandChampionSteer 1. 4-HGrandChampionSteer2. FFAReserveGrandChampion 2. 4-HReserveGrandChampion

Division 3215 – Supreme Champion Market Steer The 4-H Grand Champion will be brought back to compete with the FFA Grand Champion for Supreme Champion of the show. 1. SupremeChampionMarketSteer

Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbycloseofentries.

Division 3216 – Market Steer Showmanship1. FFANovice2. FFA Advanced3. 4-Hexhibitors16years&over4. 4-Hexhibitors14-15years5. 4-Hexhibitors11-13years6. 4-Hexhibitors9-10years

MARKET BEEF SCORECARDGradeMarket Ready–MarketsteersprojectedtohavesufficientfatdepositiontomeetthemarblingspecificationsforUSDAPrime,Choice,orSelect+qualitygrades..................................................SellNot Market Ready–Marketsteerslackingevidenceofsufficientfatdepositiontoproduceadesirableconsumerproduct.SteersprojectedtogradeUSDASelect–orlower ..........DoesnotSell

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SponsoredbySonomaMarinCattlemen&Cattlewomen&LindleyCattleCo.

Entry Fee:NoneJudging: Immediately following selection of supreme champion steerRules1. Eachsteermustbepre-enteredonentryform.Entrymustbefilledoutandsubmitted totheentryofficebyJune28,2019.Formavailableonlineorintheentryoffice.2. CowmustbebredorartificiallyinseminatedinSonomaorMarinCounty.3. EmbryotransfercalvesmayoccurONLYiftherecipientcowisaSonomaorMarin CountyOwnedcowandthetransfertakesplaceInSonomaorMarinCounty.4. Oncebred,thecowmustremaininSonomaorMarinCounty.5. CalfmustbebornandraisedinSonomaorMarinCounty.Oncethecalfisweanedit mustremaininSonomaorMarinCounty,withtheexceptionofjackpotshows,untilitis soldattheSonomaCountyFair.6. MarketSteerscanonlybepurchasedDIRECTLYfromtheSonomaorMarinCounty breeder by the exhibitor.7. Local grown steers cannot be purchased from an auction, sale, or broker.8. Sponsorsareresponsibleforenforcingtherulesofthiscontest.9. By signing the entry form exhibitor, breeder and broker attest that the steer meets all the criteria for admission to the class.



Division 3217 – All Breeds Together Class1. FFASteers–sponsoredbySonoma Marin Cattlemen2. 4-HSteers–sponsoredbytheSonoma Marin Cattlemen & Cattlewomen3. OverallChampionBred&BornbyBud's Custom Meats

CashAwardsOfferedbySonomaCountyFair–$1,250.00All Market Steer Exhibitors are automatically entered

Entry Fee:None Fall Meeting: September 19, 2019, 6:00 p.m., Finley HallRulesA. TheContestisbasedonthecarcassconformationusingthecarcassofmeritprogram.B. ExhibitorsareawardedcashprizesattheSeptembermeetingandmustbepresentto receive the award.C. Specialexemptionwillbegrantedforcollegeboundexhibitorswhocannotattendthis annualfallmeeting.Theexhibitormustnotifystaffintheentryofficepriortotheevent.D. Fairwillnotbeheldresponsibleforcollectingcarcassdataforthiscontestif circumstances beyond our control prohibit this information from being collected.



Division 3218 – All Breeds Together All steers automatically entered1. Steers

SONOMA/MARIN COUNTY BRED & BORN CHALLENGE – MARKET STEER

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Division 3220 – Market Steer AwardsSupremeChampionMarketSteer .....................................PlaquebyDorrFamilyShowCattleSupremeChampionMarketSteer ............................................ BeltBucklebyJoyceDoughty*Bob Bergman Memorial ..............................................................................by Amaral Family

4-HGrandChampionMarketSteer ..........................................................Embroidered Blanket ...............................................................................................byJerry&DonsYagerPump&WellFFAGrandChampionMarketSteer ........................................................ Embroidered Blanket ..............................................................................................byTawnyTesconi&MichaelWagner*FFA Market Beef Project showing most effort by exhibitor......................................................................................................BySonoma-MarinCattlewomenFollowing awards are sponsored by the Sonoma-Marin Cattlewomen:MonaChisolmAward4-HMarketBeefProjectshowingmosteffortbyexhibitorMostEffortin4-HMarketBeefProjectMost Effort in FFA Market Beef ProjectOverallChampionBred&Born,BeltBuckle ...................................... byBud’sCustomMeatsHighestPlacingFFACarcass,In memory of Stan and Phyllis Hagemann .......Belt Buckle ...........................................................................................................bySonomaMarinCattlemenHighestPlacing4-HCarcass,In memory of Stan and Phyllis Hagemann.........Belt Buckle ...........................................................................................................bySonomaMarinCattlemen

Market Steer Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors16years&over............................................................byAlanandSheilaQuince4-Hexhibitors14-15years..................................................................................byAOK6Ranch4-Hexhibitors11-13years................................................................byJames&AnnettePiazza4-Hexhibitors9-10years ...............................................................................bySerresRanchFFANovice..........................................................................................................byGamlakeDairyFFAAdvanced.......................................................................................byThePaulWittkeFamily

* Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony

MARKET STEER AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #33 – JUNIOR MARKET GOATS

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JUNIOR MARKET GOATS

Judge:CalebBoardman-Laramie,WY

•Forsecurityreasons,alllivestockbarnswillbeclosed,withnoaccessbetweenthehoursof10:00p.m.and5:00a.m..Theseenforcedbarnhourswillbeginontheeveningofeachmarketspeciesarrival/check-inday,andcontinuethroughthedatethateachspeciesistransported from the fairgrounds to the processing facility, following the auctions.

•AllmarketanimalshavingDNAsamplessubmittedmustbeenteredonline.

2018SupremeChampionMarketGoatExhibitedbyKarenLopez,SantaRosaFFA

ThejudgeoftheshowwasBradHornerofDundas,IL.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Tuesday, July 30, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. – Arrival/ Vet check schedule will be emailed after entries closeEntry Fee: $5.00perentryLimit: A total of 2 market animals or market pens per exhibitorWeigh-in: Tuesday, July 30 - upon arrivalOrientation Meeting: Tuesday, July 30, 5:00 p.m.–WilfordRingJudging Times: Wednesday, July 31, 12:00 p.m.–WilfordRing 4-HMarketGoatShow,followedbyFFAMarketGoatShow followedbyselectionofSupremeChampion.Bredand BornfollowingselectionofSupreme.

Showmanship Friday, August 2, 9:00 a.m. 4-H(youngesttooldest)followedbyFFAExhibitors Meeting: Friday, August 2, 4:00 p.m.–WilfordRingAuction: Saturday, August 3, 1:30 p.m.–WilfordRing


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RulesA. Exhibitors will be responsible for bringing their goats from pen to sales ring then back to pen on the day of the auction. Adult assistance will be provided by the Fair, no parent or leader assistance will be permitted in the barn on sale day. Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their animals until they are sold at the Auction. B. All goats must be pre-registered to be eligible at Fair time. Pre-registration does not constitute entry into the Fair. Forms & fees must be completed online by closing deadline.C. TackwillbereleasedFriday,August2after7:00p.m.waterbucketsshouldremainin pens to keep animals hydrated.D. Allexhibitorsareeligibletoentershowmanship.Weightorjudgesiftedanimalsmaybe exhibitedinshowmanshipclass.Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Siftedstock must be removed at conclusion of showmanship.E. Market goats must have milk teeth. Maximum age 13 months.F. The minimum weight for all market goats is 60 lbs.G. Anygoatweighingover105lbs.willnotbesiftedforweightatthescales,butwill notbepaidforover105lbs.Goatswillbedividedintoweightlotswithinthe60to 105lb.limitationsasdesiredforconvenienceinjudging.H. Exhibitors will be allowed to use halters or collars in the show ring.I. All market goats must have been “slick shorn” with 3/8 inch of hair or less above the kneeorhockjointsuponarrivalatthefair.Shearingmustbecompletepriortoarrival atthefair.Useofelectricclippersarenotpermittedonthefairgrounds.J. MarketAnimalFitting:Nohairorskindyes,paintsorcolorants(including powder),oradhesivesareallowedtobeused.Noproductsormaterialsmaybe used to manipulate the hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well as external applications of substances forappearancetothehoofs.Noshadowpaintingorpracticesthatchangethe animal’snaturalappearance.K. All goats will be vet check prior to unloading on the fairgrounds.L. Market goats can be wethers or unbred does only, no bucks.M. All goats must be dehorned.N. TheFFAGrandChampion&ReserveMarketGoataswellas4-HGrand Champion&ReserveMarketGoatwillbedivertedtoofficialtestingareaandtested for drug residue, immediately after the judge selects them in the show ring. For more informationseeJuniorLivestockAuctionRulesatthebeginningofthisDepartment.O. PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.P. Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identification requirements.Q. NowashingoflivestockwithinLyttleCowPalace.R. Additional eartags must be removed prior to arrival on the fairgrounds (excluding fair issued,scrapieorotherfederalID).Note: Lambs and Goats will be penned in Lyttle Cow Palace. Goats will be penned 3 to a pen. Please note this is a large show and we do our best to accommodate everyone.

Independent Juniors: IndependentJuniorsmust have the following items on file with the fairgrounds Entry Office by June 28: •fullphotooftheanimal •proofofownership(billofsale,etc.) •proofofgradeschoolenrollment/age

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Division 3302 – 4-H Market Goats Division 3304 – FFA Market GoatsClass Class1. 4-HMarketGoats 1. FFAMarketGoats

Division 3303 – 4-H Champions Division 3305 – FFA Champions Class Class1. 4-HGrandChampionMarketGoat 1. FFAGrandChampionMarketGoat2. 4-HReserveGrandChampionGoat 2. FFAReserveGrandChampionGoat

Division 3306 – Supreme Champion Market GoatThe 4-H Champion Goat will be brought back to compete with the FFA Champion Goat for Supreme Champion Goat of the show. Class1. SupremeChampionMarketGoat

Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbycloseofentries.Division 3307 – Market Goat Showmanship 1. 4-Hexhibitors9-102. 4-Hexhibitors11-13years3. 4-Hexhibitors14years&over4. FFANovice5. FFA Advanced

Division 3308 – Market Goat AwardsSupremeChampionMarketGoat,BeltBuckle ............................byTheJimNeumillerFamily*CindyGarzaMemorialAward,$100&Plaque ............................................... bySteuben4-H4-HGrandChampionMarketGoat,EmbroideredBlanket ................. bySonomaCountyFairFFAGrandChampionMarketGoat,Embroidered Blanket ................ bySonomaCountyFairChampionBred&BornMarketGoat,Buckle ........................................byNunes'BoerGoats

Market Goat Showmanship Awards 4-Hexhibitors14years&over ............................................. byTwoRockValleyGoatCheese4-Hexhibitors11-13 ...................................................................................byWilliamsRanches4-Hexhibitors9-10years ........................................................................byWilliamsRanchesFFANovice(Buckle) ........................................................................TopofTheHillShowStockFFA Advanced (Buckle) ...............................................................byTopoftheHillShowStock* Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony

MARKET GOAT SCORECARDGradeMarket Ready–USDAPrimeorChoicequalitywith12thribbackfatrange.08-.12mostdesirable,.13-.22backfatacceptable,averageorgreaterconformationandcutability. ................................SellNot Market Ready–Goodorlowerqualitygradewith12thribbackfatrange<.08or>.22;underfinishedgoatsgradingUSDAgoodorlower,below-averageconformationorcutability .............................................................................................................................................DoesnotSell

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Rules1. Onegoatperexhibitor,goatmustbeshownbyowner.Goatsgraded“notmarket ready” will be eligible to compete. Goats weight sifted will not be eligible to compete.2. NO SUBSTITUTIONS will be allowed.3. Preentryisrequired.EnterinthelivestockOfficeTuesday,July30following orientation. 4. AnimalsenteredmusthavebeenbredandborninSonomaCounty(animals purchasedinSonomaCountybutnotbredandbornareNOTeligible).Exhibitormust provide proof of eligibility to sponsor.5. Organizer enforces rules of this contest.


Champion $100

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50$25$25$25$25$25

Division 3309 – Sonoma County Bred & Born GoatsClass1. AllSonomaCountyBred&BornGoats(goatswillbedividedinto2weightclassesif numbers warrant)

2018ChampionMarketGoatBred&BornJustineBowers,ForestvilleFFA

BredbyJudyNunes

Entry Fee:NoneJudging: WednesdayimmediatelyfollowingMarketGoatSupremeDriveEnter: InthelivestockofficebyTuesday, July 30 following orientationLimit: Onegoatperexhibitor,goatmustbeshownbyowner

SONOMA COUNTY BRED & BORN CHALLENGE

DEPARTMENT #34 – JUNIOR MARKET HOGS

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JUNIOR MARKET HOGS

Judge:JasonBoyle-Moorehead,IA

Note: • Forsecurityreasons,alllivestockbarnswillbeclosed,withnoaccessbetweenthe hoursof10:00p.m.and5:00a.m.Theseenforcedbarnhourswillbeginonthe eveningofeachmarketspeciesarrival/check-inday,andcontinuethroughthedate that each species is transported from the fairgrounds to the processing facility, following the auctions. •Pleasehavehogswashedbeforetheyarrive!Hogsthatarrivedirtywillbeimmediately sent to the wash rack.

2018SupremeChampionMarketHogExhibitedbyMadisonEsposti,Gateway4-H

ThejudgeoftheshowwasCodyMcClearyofPoolville,TX

Arrival Time: Sunday, August 4, 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Entry Fee: $5.00perentry Arrival/Vetcheck/Weigh-inschedulewillbeemailed.Orientation Meeting: Sunday, August 4, 3:00 p.m.–DorfmanRingJudging Times: Monday, August 5, 5:00 p.m. Market Hog Show FFAMarketHogshow,Chaptergroups Tuesday, August 6, 9:00 a.m. Market Hog Show Projectpigclass,4-HMarketHogs,4-HClubGroups, selectionofSupreme Showmanship: Wednesday, August 7 , 9:00 a.m. 4-H(youngesttooldest)followedbyFFAExhibitors Meeting: Wednesday, August 7, 5:00 p.m.–DorfmanRingAuction: Thursday, August 8, 9:00 a.m.–DorfmanRing


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RulesA. Exhibitors will be responsible for bringing their hog from pen to sales ring then back to the pen on the day of the auction. Adult assistance will be provided by the Fair, no parent or leader assistance will be permitted. Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their animals until they are sold at the Auction.B. TackwillbereleasedWednesday,August7after6:00p.m.Accesstowatershould remain in pens to keep animal hydrated.C. AllMarketHogexhibitorsareeligibletoentershowmanship.Pre-entryinto showmanshipisrequired.Weightorjudgesiftedanimalsmaybeexhibitedin showmanship class. All sifted livestock must be removed at conclusion of showmanship. D. Afterweighing,markethogswillbedividedintoweightclasseswithinthespecified limitationsasdesiredforconvenienceinjudging.Breedclassificationisdeterminedat scale.E. Minweightforanymarkethogis220lbs.Hogsweighingunder220lbs.willbesifted.F. Maximumweightis270.Anyhogweighingover270willbesiftedatthescale.G. Anyhogweighingover255lbs.(butunder270lbs)willnotbesiftedforweight,butwill not be paid for over 255 lbs. H. GiltsexhibitedinthemarketswineDivisionsmaynotbeexhibitedinthebreeding Divisionsorviceversa.Anyviolationofthisrulewillexcludetheexhibitorfrom competition in all departments of the fair.I. NoclippingwillbeallowedontheFairgrounds.J. Market Animal Fitting: No hair or skin dyes, paints or colorants (including powder), or adhesives are allowed to be used. No products or materials may be used to manipulate the hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well as external applications of substances for appearance to the hoofs. No shadow painting or practices that change the animal’s natural appearance.K. All hogs must arrive with fair issued eartags attached to the left ear as you stand behindthehog(seeDNAinstructionsforpicture)withthenumbershowingonbackof ear.Anyhogsunloadedthatdon’thaveeartagsinearwillbedisqualified. No Exceptions!L. TheFFAGrandChampion&ReserveMarketHogaswellas4-HGrandChampion& ReserveMarketHogwillbedivertedtoofficialtestingareaandtestedfordrugresidue, immediately after the judge selects them in the show ring. For more information see JuniorLivestockAuctionRulesatthebeginningofthisDepartment.M. PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.N. All hogs must be pre-registered to be eligible at Fair time. Pre-registration does not constitute entry into the Fair. Forms & fees must be completed online by closing deadline.O. Nofeeding/feeddumpinginthewashracks.

Independent Juniors: IndependentJuniorsmust have the following items on file with the fairgrounds Entry Office by June 28: •fullphotooftheanimal •proofofownership(billofsale,etc.) •proofofgradeschoolenrollment

Attention: Market hogs are penned 4 per pen. Please be aware this is a very large show and we do our best to accommodate everyone.

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Note: Divisions with 5 or less animals may be combinedFFA Hogs 4-H HogsDivision 3401 – Berkshire Division 3411 – BerkshireDivision 3402 – Duroc Division 3412 – DurocDivision 3403 – Hampshire Division 3413 – HampshireDivision 3404 – Yorkshire Division 3414 – YorkshireDivision 3405 – Light AOB Division 3415 – Light AOBDivision 3406 – Dark AOB Division 3416 – Dark AOBDivision 3407 – Crossbred Division 3417 – CrossbredDivision 3408 – Dark Crossbred Division 3418 – Dark Crossbred Class Class 1. FFABreedHogClass 1. 4-HBreedHogClass All 1st and 2nd place winners in individual classes will be brought back to compete for breed champions. All breed champions and reserve breed champions will be brought back to compete for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion.

Division 3409 – FFA Champions Division 3419 – 4-H Champions Class Class1. FFAGrandChampionMarketHog 1. 4-HGrandChampionMarketHog2. FFAReserveGrandChampion 2. 4-HReserveGrandChampion

Division 3420 – Supreme Champion Market Hog The 4-H Grand Champion Hog will be brought back to compete with the FFA Grand Champion Hog for Supreme Champion of the show. Only Grand Champions will compete. 1. SupremeChampionMarketHog

NoPremiumsoffered

Division 3421 – All Breeds Together (Do not Enter)1. Project pig class (any weight sifted pig is eligible for this class)

Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbycloseofentries.Division 3422 – Market Swine Showmanship1. 4-Hexhibitors9years2. 4-Hexhibitors10years3. 4-Hexhibitors11years4. 4-Hexhibitors12years5. 4-Hexhibitors13years6. 4-Hnoviceexhibitors14years&over7. 4-Hexhibitors14years8. 4-Hexhibitors15years9. 4-Hexhibitors16years&over10. FFANovice11. FFA Advanced

JUNIOR MARKET HOGS

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Division 3433 – Market Hog AwardsSupremeChampionMarketHog,Plaque ...................................................by Bauer VineyardsSupremeChampionMarketHog,BeltBuckle .......................................... by the Pharo Family FFAGrandChampionMarketHog,EmbroideredBlanket ........byAmericanAgCredit,FLCAChampionFFAShowman,In Memory of Jamie White ......................byRon&ReneeWhite4-HGrandChampionMarketHog,EmbroideredBlanketby.......................bySonomaCountyFair4-HChampionSeniorShowman14yearsandolder,In Memory of Jamie White .............................................................................................BeltBucklebyRobandElaineWhite4-HChampionJr.Showman9-13years,In Memory of Jamie White ..................Belt Buckle .........................................................................................................byJimandJanieMartinMarket Hog Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors16yearsandover ................................................................ by McMillan Family4-Hexhibitors15years ..............................................byJaredSoukup,StateFarmInsurance4-Hexhibitors14years ..........................................................byAlBonomiBar-B-AHolsteins4-HNoviceexhibitors14years&over ....................................................... by McMillan Family4-Hexhibitors13years .............................................byJaredSoukup,StateFarmInsurance4-Hexhibitors12years ...........................................................................by Tim Tesconi Family4-Hexhibitors11years....................................................................... by The Van Anda Family4-Hexhibitors10years .....................................................................................byTerryDurocs4-Hexhibitors9years ..........................................................byBrendanClose,PigEnthusiastFFANovice ........................................................................................byDan&TootieSimpsonFFA Advanced.............. .................................................................... byThePaulWittkeFamily

JUNIOR MARKET HOG AWARDS

MARKET HOG SCORECARDGradeMarket Acceptable – U.S.Number1andU.S.Number2hogsofaverageorgreaterconformationthat are acceptable in leanness, muscularity and production traits. .................................................Sell

Not Market Acceptable – AnyhogofbelowaverageconformationincludingU.S.Number3andU.S.Number4andutilitygradehogs.. ..............................................................................DoesnotSell


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Judge:JamesBackman-Denair,CA

Sponsoredby:SonomaCountySwineSeedstockProducers

Entry Fee:$10perentry(limitedtooneentryperexhibitor)Judging: Immediately following showmanship.

AmericanSystemofJudging 1st 2nd 3rd-5th 6th-10th 25% 20%10%5%

RulesA. OpentoBarrowsonly.Limitedtooneentryperexhibitor.B. BarrowmusthavebeenshownintheSonomaCountyFairMarketShow.C. Preentryisrequired.EntrymustbesubmittedonlinebythecloseofentriesonJune 30.D. Opentoallexhibitors(4-H, FFA and Independent Juniors).E. Exhibitors must show in whites only.F. AnimalsenteredmusthavebeenbredinSonomaCounty(animals purchased in Sonoma County but not bred and raised are NOT eligible). Exhibitor must provide proof of eligibility to sponsor (allwinnerswillbeverified).G. Organizer enforces rules of this contest H. JudgesplacingisfinalI. Noweightsiftedanimalsareeligible

Division 3450 – All Breeds Together (all exhibitors)1. Barrows

Division 3451 – Sonoma County Bred and Born AwardsChampionBarrow,BeltBuckle ...........................................................byBud’sCustomMeats

SONOMA COUNTY BARROW CHALLENGE – MARKET HOGS

MARKET HOG SCORECARDGradeMarket Acceptable – U.S.Number1andU.S.Number2hogsofaverageorgreaterconformationthat are acceptable in leanness, muscularity and production traits. .................................................Sell

Not Market Acceptable – AnyhogofbelowaverageconformationincludingU.S.Number3andU.S.Number4andutilitygradehogs.. ..............................................................................DoesnotSell

DEPARTMENT #35 – JUNIOR MARKET LAMBS

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Judge:CalebBoardman-Laramie,WY

Note•Forsecurityreasons,alllivestockbarnswillbeclosed,withnoaccessbetweenthehours of10:00p.m.and5:00a.m.Theseenforcedbarnhourswillbeginontheeveningofeachmarketspeciesarrival/check-inday,andcontinuethroughthedatethateachspeciesistransported from the fairgrounds to the processing facility, following the auctions.

2018SupremeChampionMarketLambExhibitedbyKarenLopez,SantaRosaFFA

ThejudgeoftheshowwasBradHornerofDundas,IL.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Entry Fee: $5.00perentryclassLimit: A total of 2 market animals or market pens per exhibitor Arrival Time: Tuesday, July 30, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. – Arrival/ Vet check schedule will be emailed after entries close.Weigh-In: Tuesday, July 30 –NosweatblanketsOrientation Meeting: Tuesday, July 30, 5:00 p.m.–WilfordRingJudging Times: Wednesday, July 31, 5:00 p.m. - FFA Market Show FFAMarketLambs,ChampionFFA,FFAChapter Groups Thursday, August 1, 10:00 a.m. – 4-H Market Show 4-HMarketLambs,Champion4-H,4-H ClubGroups,SelectionofSupremeChampion Bred and Born: Thursday, August 1, 5:00 p.m. or followingselectionofSupreme Showmanship: Friday, August 2 (following Market Goats)followedby4-H(youngest–oldest)followedby FFA

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Rules1. Exhibitors will be responsible for bringing their lamb from pen to sales ring then back to pen on the day of the auction. Adult assistance will be provided by the Fair, no parent or leader assistance will be permitted in the barn on sale day. Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their animals until they are sold at the Auction. 2. All lambs must be pre-registered to be eligible at Fair time. Pre-registration does not constitute entry into the Fair. Forms & fees must be completed online by closing deadline.3. Lambs showing any stage of prolapse will not be allowed.4. TackwillbereleasedFriday,August2after7:00p.m.Waterbucketsshouldremaininpens to keep animals hydrated.5. Allexhibitorsareeligibletoentershowmanship.Weightorjudgesiftedanimalsmaybe exhibitedinshowmanshipclass.Siftedstockmustberemovedatconclusionof showmanship.Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.PleaseseeDepartment52for showmanship rules.6. The minimum weight for all market lambs is 100 lbs.Anylambweighingover150lbs. willnotbesiftedforweightatthescales,butwillnotbepaidforover150lbs.7. Afterweighing,marketlambswillbesplitintoclasseswithinbreedinboth4-HandFFA Divisions.IndependentJuniorswillshowwith4-H.8. All market lambs must have been “slick shorn” no more than 7 days prior to show time. Market lamb must be “slick shorn” from head to hock.9. Shearingmustbecompletedpriortoentryonthe grounds. Any lambs not meeting these requirements willnotbeeligibletoshoworsell.Useofelectric clippers are not permitted on the fairgrounds.10. Market Animal Fitting: No hair or skin dyes, paints or colorants (including powder), or adhesives are allowed to be used. No products or materials may be used to manipulate the hair on legs. Exhibitors may continue to use oils or clear coat products to enhance shine as well as external applications of substances for appearance to the hoofs. No shadow painting or practices that change the animal’s natural appearance.11. UseofhaltersisNOTpermittedwithmarketlambsintotheshowring.(Underspecial circumstancesaccommodationscanbegrantedbycontactingtheentryoffice.)12. Muzzling of all animals is prohibited.13. StateRuleIX.SheepA:Toqualifyforexhibit,lambsmustbedockedsuchthatthetail (dock) is healed and can be lifted from the exterior. Lambs that have no dock will not be eligible. 14.Whenshowingmarketlambs,exhibitorwillhaveoneopportunitytosetthelambina stationery position. Lambs front legs may be lifted then immediately lowered so legs remain on the ground at all times.15. Exhibitor must state breeder/place of purchase during entry.16. NowashingoflivestockwithinLyttleCowPalace.17. Additional eartags must be removed prior to arrival on the fairgrounds (excluding fair issued, scrapieorotherfederalID).18. TheFFAGrandChampion&ReserveMarketLambaswellas4-HGrandChampion& ReserveMarketLambwillbedivertedtoofficialtestingareaandtestedfordrugresidue, immediately after the judge selects them in the show ring. For more information see JuniorLivestockAuctionRulesatthebeginningofthisDepartment.

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Attention: Market lambs will be penned in Lyttle Cow Palace. Lambs will be penned 2 per pen. Please be aware this is a large show and we do our best to accommodate everyone.Independent Juniors: IndependentJuniorsmust have the following items on file with the fairgrounds Entry Office by June 28: •fullphotooftheanimal •proofofownership(billofsale,etc.) •proofofgradeschoolenrollment

Note: Division with 5 or less animals may be combined.FFA Lambs Division 3501 – Columbia Division 3502 – Corriedale Division 3503 – Dorset Division 3504 – Hampshire Division 3505 – Shropshire Division 3506 – Southdown Division 3507 – Suffolk Division 3508 – All Other Breeds Black FaceDivision 3509 – All Other Breeds White FaceDivision 3510 – Commercial Cross* Division 3511 – Black Lamb Division 3512 – Crossbred Class1. FFABreedLambClass

4-H LambsDivision 3514 – ColumbiaDivision 3515 – CorriedaleDivision 3516 – DorsetDivision 3517 – HampshireDivision 3518 – ShropshireDivision 3519 – SouthdownDivision 3520 – SuffolkDivision 3521 – All Other Breeds Black FaceDivision 3522 – All Other Breeds White FaceDivision 3523 – Commercial Cross* Division 3524 – Black LambDivision 3525 – CrossbredClass1. 4-HBreedLambClass All 1st and 2nd place winners in individual classes will be brought back to compete for breed champions. All breed champions and reserve breed champions will be brought back to compete for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion.

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Division 3513 – FFA Champions Division 3526 – 4-H ChampionsClass Class1. FFAGrandChampionMkt.Lamb 1. 4-HGrandChampionMarketLamb2. FFAReserveGrandChampion 2. 4-HReserveGrandChampion

Division 3527 – Supreme Champion Market Lamb The 4-H Grand Champion Lamb will be brought back to compete with the FFA Grand Champion Lamb for Supreme Champion Lamb of the show. Class1. SupremeChampionMarketLamb

Entry into showmanship is required. Exhibitors must enter showmanship by close entries.

Division 3532 – Market Lamb ShowmanshipClass1. 4-Hexhibitors9years2. 4-Hexhibitors10years3. 4-Hexhibitors11years4. 4-Hexhibitors12years5. 4-Hexhibitors13years6. 4-HNovice–(14&over)7. 4-Hexhibitors14years8. 4-Hexhibitors15years9. 4-Hexhibitors16years&older10. FFANovice11. FFA Advanced

Division 3533 – Market Lamb AwardsSupremeChampionMarketLamb ......................... Plaque by Healdsburg Veterinary HospitalSupremeChampionMarketLamb ...........................BeltBucklebyAmericanAgCredit,FLCASupremeChampionMarketLamb(if a Dorset) ................$50.00byGhiselinPolledDorsets*HighestPlacing4-HDorsetMarketLamb,InMemoryofRonOlson ........................ $100.00.........................................................bySonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreedersAssociation*HighestPlacingFFADorsetMarketLamb,InMemoryofRonOlson ........................$100.00.........................................................bySonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreedersAssociationFFAGrandChampionMarketLamb .................EmbroideredBlanketbySonomaCountyFairFFAGrandChampion&ReserveGrandChampionMarketLambs .......................... Rosettes.............................................................................................................byNorthBayWoolGrowers4-HGrandChampionMarketLamb ............EmbroideredBlanketbyRichard&PattiDericco4-HGrandChampionMarketLamb,Rodney Jacobsen Memorial ............................................................................................................................................(Plaque)byMr.RichardJacobsen4-HGrandChampion&ReserveGrandChampionMarketLambs............................Rosettes.............................................................................................................byNorthBayWoolGrowersChampionBred and Born Lamb ..............................................BucklebyBud’sCustomMeats

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Market Lamb Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors16years&over .................................................................... by McMillan Family4-Hexhibitors15years ...................................................................................... by Ibleto Meats4-HNovice(14+)........................................................................................byFishmanSupplyCo.4-Hexhibitors14years ........................................................................ bySonomaCountyFair4-Hexhibitors13years .................................................................................. byTwoRock4-H4-Hexhibitors12years ..................................................................... byStornettaClubLambs4-Hexhibitors11years(Buckle) ....................................................................by Maners Family4-Hexhibitors10years(Buckle) ....................................................................by Maners Family4-Hexhibitors9years ....................................................................... byStornettaClubLambsFFA Advanced .................................................................................. byStornettaClubLambsFFANovice..........................................................................................................byManersFamily2ndPlaceShowmanship(alldivisions)......................................................HawkesPhotography * Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

MARKET LAMB SCORECARDGradeMarket Ready – USDAPrimeorChoicequalitywith12thribbackfatrange.16-.35,average or greater conformation and cutability. ................................................................................Sell

Not Market Ready – Good or lower quality grade with 12th rib back fatrange<.16or>.35;UnderfinishedlambsgradingUSDAgoodorlower,below-averageconformationorcutability..........................................................................DoesnotSell


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SONOMA COUNTY BRED & BORN CHALLENGE – MARKET LAMBS

SponsoredbySonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreedersAssociation

Judge:TannerHildAmericanSystemofJudging

Cash Awards offered per class

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 30%25%20%15%10%

RulesA. Onelambperexhibitor,lambmustbeshownbyowner.Lambsgraded“notmarket ready” will be eligible to compete. Lambs weight sifted will not be eligible to compete.B. NO SUBSTITUTIONS will be allowed.C. Preentryisrequired.EnterinthelivestockOfficebyTuesday,July30following orientation. D. AnimalsenteredmusthavebeenbredandborninSonomaCounty(animals purchased in Sonoma County but not bred and born are NOT eligible). Exhibitor must provideproofofeligibilitytoorganizers(SonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreeders Association).E. Sonoma County Purebred Sheep Breeders enforces rules of this contest.

Division 3534 – Minor Breeds (Dorset, Southdown, Shropshire, AOB & Commercial Cross)1. Lambs will be divided into 2 weight classes (may change due to entry counts) Division 3535 – Major Breeds (Hampshire, Suffolk, Crossbred and Natural Colored)1. Lambs will be divided into 4 weight classes (may change due to entry counts)

2018Bred&BornChampionMarissaPendleton-SebastopolFFABred byPagliaro-BohanClubLambs.

Entry Fee: NoneEnter: InthelivestockOfficebyTuesday,July30following orientationLimit: Onelambperexhibitor,lambmustbeshownbyexhibitorJudging TIme: Thursday, August 1 5:00 p.m. or following show

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Rules1. Agewillbedeterminedasofopeningdayoffair.Seeclassbreakdownbelow.2. Lead contestants may show any market lamb or goat. 3. Allanimalsmustbeconditioned,fitted,andtrainedtoshowathalter.4. Note:Youdonotneedtoownthesheep/goatusedinleadclasses.5. Youdonotneedtosewtheoutfitsorcostumes.Theycanbestorebought.6. Entries will be judged on mode of dress selected, which must be appropriate, attractive, lend elegance to the class and safe for the animal.7. OutfitsinDivision3550mustbemadeofatleast50%wool.8. Participantsmustbe2019SonomaCountyFairjuniorlivestockexhibitors.9. Entries in these classes will be open to anyone meeting the requirements listed above.10. Theobjectivesofthisdivisionaretorepresentsheep/goatsinthemostattractive manner, to give spectators a real opportunity to view a class of beauty and to enhance theimageoftheSheep&GoatIndustry.


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $50 $45 $30 $25 $20

Place and Participation Rosettes

Division 3550 – Sheep/Goat Lead (promotion of lamb/goat products)Division 3551 – Costume LeadClass1. 9 to 13 years 2. 14 years and up

Division 3555 – Sheep Lead AwardsJuniorSheepLead9-13- ...................................................$25byNorthBayWoolGrowersJuniorSheepLead14&Up- ...........................WoolPelt&$25byNorthBayWoolGrowers

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Entry Fee: $2.00perentryLimit: OneentryperexhibitorJudging Time: Thursday, August 1, 7:00 p.m. 9-13followedby14&upCommentary: Eachcontestantmustfilloutacommentarysheet, availablefromtheentryoffice.Bringtothe mandatorymeeting.Commentariesmustbein third person and on Fair issued form.

SHEEP LEAD – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGGeneral Appearance ...........................................................................................................................50% Coordinationofensemble&suitabilityofStyle. ..........................................................................(20) Presentation of garment ................................................................................................................(10) Coordinationofoutfitwithanimal .................................................................................................(10) Eye appeal .....................................................................................................................................(10)Showmanship.......................................................................................................................................25%Ability to lead & handle animal ............................................................................................................25% Appearance of animal ...................................................................................................................(15) Personal presentation (Poise) ......................................................................................................(10)TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

DEPARTMENT #36 – JUNIOR POULTRY MEAT PEN

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POULTRY MEAT PENNOTE: CLASSES AND SECTIONS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGES AND/OR BE

CANCELLED BASED ON THE OUTBREAK OF VIRULENT NEWCASTLE DISEASE. UPDATES CAN BE FOUND AT: http://www.sonomacountyfair.com/fair/livestock-

exhibitors.php.

DanishSystemofJudgingJudge:MarliesBoyd-Escalon,CA

Rules1. Allbirdsmustbeidentifiedwithalegband.2. All birds must be bathed.3. 4-HandFFAwillshowinseparatedivisions.4. Juniorexhibitorsareexpectedtocare/feed/watertheirownanimals.Feedingand wateringmustbecompletedby9:00a.m.dailyandasneeded.Noadultswillbe allowed to tend or handle the animals.5. Exhibitors must be present, at their pens and in uniform during judging.6. AllFirstPlacemeatpenswillcompeteforChampionMeatPenintheirrespective divisions.7. All market ready meat pens will be auctioned on Thursday, August 8, at the JuniorLivestockAuctionduringtheMarketHogAuction.JuniorAuctionRulesapplyto this class. Auctioned meat pens become the sole possession of the buyer at the time of the sale. All sold meat pens will be processed. 8. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose ofentries.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.Siftedanimalswillbe released after showmanship (a livestock release slip will be needed.)9. Birds must be transported from barn to sale ring in proper carrier. ie: poultry coop, dog carrier,etc.Noopencontainers/boxesmaybeused.10. Eachentrytobeonebreedandcolor.Maynotbeenteredinanyotherclass.11. All breeds judged together.12. A total of 2 market animals or market pens per exhibitor.13. Exhibitorswillbeexpectedtosign-upandcompleteatwo-hour"barnduty"shift.14. Allpoultrymustbeidentifiedbyalegbandpriortoenteringthefairgrounds.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Wednesday, August 7, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $5.00perentryLimit: A total of two market animals or market pens per exhibitorWeigh-In & Judging: Weigh-in – Wednesday, August 7, Upon Arrival Judging – Wednesday, August 7, 10:00 a.m. MeatPenShowmanshipfollowingshow(4-Hyoungest– oldest followed by FFA ) Exhibitor Meeting: Wednesday, August 7, 4:00 p.m.Auction: Thursday, August 8, 1:00 p.m. (or following lunch break)–DorfmanRing.

MEAT PENS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGMeat Type ............................................................................................................................................40%ConditionofFlesh .............................................................................................................................. 30%UniformityinBodyandWeight ...........................................................................................................20%Fur ........................................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL .............................................................................................................................................. 100%

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Division 3601 – FFA Poultry Meat PenDivision 3602 - 4-H Poultry Meat PenClass1. Two Birds – 4.5 pounds minimum to 6 pounds maximum each bird.


Division 3604 - Poultry Meat Pen ShowmanshipClass1. 4-HMarketMeatPensJrexhibitors9-10years2. 4-HMarketMeatPenJrexhibitors11thru13years3. 4-HMarketMeatPenSrexhibitors14years&over4. FFANovice5. FFA Advanced

Division 3605 – Poultry Meat Pen AwardsSupremeChampionPoultryMeatPen............................BeltBucklebyPetalumaPoultryLLCFFAChampionPoultryMeatPen .....................EmbroideredBannerbySonomaCountyFair4-HChampionPoultryMeatPen ....................EmbroideredBannerbyPetalumaPoultryLLC

Poultry Meat Pen Showmanship Awards4-HMarketMeatPenSrexhibitors14years&over ..........................byDrakesBayAyrshires4-HMarketMeatPenJrexhibitors11thru13years ............................. bySonomaValley4-H4-HMarketMeatPensJrexhibitors9-10years .................................. bySonomaCountyFairFFANoviceMarketMeatPenexhibitor ............................................... bySonomaCountyFairFFA Advanced Market Meat Pen exhibitor ......................................... bySonomaCountyFair

2018SupremeChampionPoultryMeatPenExhibitedby:XimenaArroyo,IndependentJunior

ThejudgeoftheshowwasEricKutchofJamestown,CA

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POULTRY MEAT PEN AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #37 – JUNIOR RABBIT MEAT PEN

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RABBIT MEAT PENDanishSystemofJudgingNo Cash Awards Offered

Judge:RandySchumaker-Prather,CA

Rules1. Exhibitors must be present in the showroom and in uniform during judging.2. Juniorexhibitorsareexpectedtocare/feed/watertheirownanimals.Feedingand wateringmustbecompletedby9:00a.m.dailyandasneeded.Noadultswillbe allowedtotendorhandletheanimals.Cagesmustbecleaneddaily.3. Allrabbitsmustbeidentifiedwithuniquepermanenteartattoos,intheleftearthat correspond to the entry.4. Each entry to be one breed and color. May not be entered in any other class. All breeds judged together.5. AllmarketreadyrabbitmeatpenswillbeauctionedSaturday,August3,at approximately1:00p.m.intheJuniorLivestockAuction.JuniorAuctionRulesapplyto this class. Auctioned pens become sole possession of the buyer at the time of sale. 6. Rabbits must be transported from barn to sale ring in proper carrier. ie. cage, dog carrieretc.Noopencontainersorboxes.Animalsmustbereturnedtothebarn following sale.7. All meat pens sold will be processed.8. Meatrabbitswillbeweigheduponcheck-in.9. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanship rules.Siftedanimalswillbereleasedimmediatelyaftershowmanship(alivestock release slip will be needed) . 10. Exhibitorswillbeexpectedtosign-upandcompleteatwo-hour"barnduty"shift.Breeders Cup Rules – Sponsored by CryoGenetics, Inc.1. Exhibitor must own the breeding animals (buck(s) and doe(s)) of your pen for a minimumof180dayspriortotheshowdate.2. Exhibitor must have bred those bucks and does and maintained possession of those animalsandtheiroffspringinSonomaCounty.3. Breeding animals may not be leased or owned by any organization or multiple parties.4. The highest top 3 meat pens meeting these requirements will be placed.5. If there is a tie between the divisions, there will be a judged run off.6. Sponsorenforcesrulesofthiscontest.7. Exhibitor must show proof of ownership of breeding animals if asked by the sponsor.8. Eligibleexhibitorsmustsign-uponsheetlocatedinthefurandfeathersbuildingbefore the show starts.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 2, 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. Entry Fee: $5.00perentryclassLimit: A total of two market animals or market pens per exhibitorWeigh-In & Judging: Weigh-in – Friday, August 2, Upon Arrival Judging – Friday, August 2, 10:00 a.m. MeatPenShowmanshipfollowingshow(FFAfollowed by4-H(youngest–oldest)Exhibitor Meeting: Friday, August 2, 5:00 p.m. Auction: Saturday, August 3, 1:00 p.m. (or following lunch break)–WilfordRing

MEAT PENS – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGMeat Type ............................................................................................................................................40%ConditionofFlesh .............................................................................................................................. 30%UniformityinBodyandWeight ...........................................................................................................20%Fur ........................................................................................................................................................10%TOTAL .............................................................................................................................................. 100%

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Division 3701 – FFA Market Rabbit Meat PenDivision 3702 – 4-H Market Rabbit Meat PenClass1. Three Rabbits, same breed – 3.5 minimum to 5.5 pounds maximum each animal – not over 70 days old.


Division 3704 – Rabbit Meat Pen ShowmanshipClass1. FFANovice2. FFA Advanced3. 4-HMarketMeatPensJrexhibitors9-10years4. 4-HMarketMeatPenJrexhibitors11thru13years5. 4-HMarketMeatPenSrexhibitors14years&over

Division 3705 – Rabbit Meat Pen AwardsClass SupremeChampionRabbitMeatPen,BeltBuckle ................................byCryoGenetics,Inc.FFAChampionRabbitMeatPen,EmbroideredBanner ..................... bySonomaCountyFair4-HChampionRabbitMeatPen,EmbroideredBanner ..................... bySonomaCountyFairBreedersCup1stthru3rd(Bred&Born)....................................................byCryoGenetics,Inc Highest placing meat pen: owned, bred, kindled and raised by exhibitor

Rabbit Meat Pen Showmanship Awards4-HMarketMeatPenSrexhibitors14years&over ........................... bySonomaCountyFair4-HMarketMeatPenJrexhibitors11thru13years ........................... bySonomaCountyFair4-HMarketMeatPensJrexhibitors9-10years ..................................................by Kelly HindeFFANoviceMarketMeatPenexhibitors ............................................. bySonomaCountyFairFFA Advanced Market Meat Pen exhibitors ........................................ bySonomaCountyFair

RABBIT MEAT PEN

RABBIT MEAT PEN SHOWMANSHIP

RABBIT MEAT PEN AWARDS

2018SupremeRabbitMeatPenExhibitedbyAddisonZidek,Harvest4-H

ThejudgeoftheshowwasKendalBledsoeofSanger,CA

The Play It Safe campaign is produced in partnership with the California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Division of Fairs and Expositions, Western Fairs Association and the California Fair Services Authority.

PlayitSafeCampaignWhether you’re exhibiting prize-winning animals or just admiring

them from afar, preventing animal-borne diseases begins with clean hands, gear, and for exhibitors, clean surroundings.

Remember these important tips:• Keep food and beverages out of animal areas.• Toys,pacifiers,spill-proofcupsandbabybottlescandropandbecomecontaminated, soit’sbesttokeepthemputawayinasealedbag.• Wipeoffthewheelsofanystrollersorwagons brought into animal areas. The wheels have touched the ground and must be cleaned before being handled or loaded back into your vehicle.• Don’tallowchildrentositorplayontheground in animal areas.• Ifyouseeachild’shandsaredirty, supervise/assist with proper hand washing.

If you have an animal of any kind at the fair:• Makesureanimalfeed/waterarenotaccessibletothepublic.• Promptlyremovemanure/soiledanimalbeddingfromarea.• Storetoolsforwasteremovalinareasrestrictedfromthepublic.• Disinfectanimal-areahardsurfaceswheneverpossible.• Donotuseanimalareasforpublic(non-animal)activities.• Areasshouldbedisinfectedafteranimalsareremoved.

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NOTE: Sonoma County Fair is receiving updates from CDFA/AHFSS regarding virulent Newcastle disease (VND) activity in California. As of the guidebook printing date, the Sonoma County Fair plans to hold poultry exhibitions. Please visit http://www.sonomacountyfair.com/fair/livestock-exhibitors.php for updates.

Poultry Sanction

American Poultry Association, Inc.PatHorstman–SecretaryPostOfficeBox306Burgettstown,[email protected]

Large Chickens: American,Asiatic,English,Mediterranean,Continental,andAllOtherStandardBreeds;BANTAMS–ModernGame,OldEnglishGame,SingleCombCleanLegged(otherthanGame),RoseCombCleanLegged,AllOtherCombsCleanLegged,&FeatherLegged;DUCKS–Heavy,Medium,Light,andBantam;GeeseHeavy,Medium,andLight;TURKEYS–Allcompeteinoneclass

All judging shall be by the latest edition of the American Standard of Perfection, copyrightedbytheAmericanPoultryAssociation,Inc.DueswillbeacceptedinthePoultryBuilding prior to judging or they may be sent to the American Poultry Association, Post OfficeBox306,BurgettstownPA15021

Rules,definitionsandjudgingprocedureasprescribedinthelatesteditionoftheOfficialShowRulesandtheStandardofPerfectionoftheAmericanPoultryAssociation,Inc.,shallapply to all district and county fair poultry shows except in such instances where they are in conflictwiththerulesandregulationsprescribedbytheDivisionofFairsandExpositionsoftheDepartmentofFoodandAgriculture.

California State Health Rules for Poultry, Rabbit, and Cavy Any bird, rabbit, or cavy showing evidence of disease will be immediately removed from thefairgrounds.Allchickensorturkeysexhibitedwillbesubjecttopullorum-typhoidtestingatthefairunless:chickensorturkeyscomefromflockswhicharecertifiedasCalifornia-UnitedStatespullorum-typhoidcleanoritsequivalent;or,individualbirdsenteredareaccompaniedbyanofficialhealthcertificateidentifyingsuchpoultryandshowinganegativepullorum-typhoidtestwithin90dayspriortoexhibition.Pullorum-typhoidcertificationmaybeobtainedfromagentsoftheNationalPoultryandTurkeyImprovementsPlan or accredited veterinarians.

Contestantswhoplacefirstandsecondintheiragegroupwillcompeteinonefinalclassasagroup(whereapplicable).ThefirstandsecondplacewinnersofthisclasswillthenparticipateinRoundRobin.OnlycontestantswinningfirstorsecondinthisshowmanshipclassareeligibleforRoundRobin.Winnersmustnotifythebuildingsuperintendentiftheywill be unable to compete in Round Robin.

All Poultry will be inspected upon arrival and prior to coop-in, as per the California Department of Food & Agriculture

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Official A.R.B.A. Sanctioned ShowEric Stewart, Executive DirectorP.O.Box400,Knox, PA 16232www.arba.net DUES Adult H/W Youth 1year $20 $30 $123years$50$75$30

The96thNationalConventionwillbeheldin

Reno,NVOctober19-23,2019All specialty sanctions requests must be submitted to the Fair office by June 1st.

All youth sanctioned shows are open to all ARBA youth members through eighteen (18) years of age.

NOTE: BUILDING WILL BE OPEN FROM 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. DAILY

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PleaseNote:Thisshowwillnotbesanctioned.Rules1. Allanimalsmustbeidentifiedbypermanentearmarkingsconformingwiththeentry form on arrival at the show. Any duplication of ear markings, by one exhibitor, in the same division must be eliminated and the change recorded on the judging sheet before judging. Animals presenting without an ear marking will be refused.2. The date of birth (month-year) must be entered on the entry form for each animal enteredinbreedDivisions.3. Juniorexhibitorsareexpectedtocare/feed/watertheirownanimals.Feedingand wateringmustbecompletedby9:00a.m.dailyandasneeded.Noadultswillbe allowedtotendorhandletheanimals.Cagesmustbecleaneddaily.4. Animals must be owned by exhibitor and cannot leave the building.5. Anofficialcavyshowmanshipscorecardwillbeusedinshowmanship.6. Carryingcagesmaybestoredundercagesaslongastheyareoutofview.Animals must arrive in carrying cages.7. Contestantswhoplacefirstandsecondintheiragegroupforshowmanshipwill competeinonefinalclassasagroup(whereapplicable).Thefirstandsecondplace winnersofthisclasswillthenparticipateinRoundRobin.Onlycontestantswinning firstorsecondinthisshowmanshipclassareeligibleforRoundRobin.Winnersmust notify the building superintendent if they will be unable to compete in Round Robin. 8. All crocks must be cleaned by exhibitor upon departure.9. Exhibitorswillbeexpectedtosign-upandcompleteatwo-hour"barnduty"shift.10. Animalswillbeshownandjudgedintheproperdivisionandclassforbreed,variety, age and sex only. If no division is offered, no awards may be made. 11. STATE RULE:Noexhibitorshallreceivemorethan2cashawardsinanyoneclass.12. Exhibitor is responsible for providing the tattoo and the correct breed, variety/ showclassification,ageclassificationandsexinaccordancewiththeARBAStandard of Perfection for each animal entered.13. CavyShowmanshipexhibitorsmustwearlongsleevewhiteshirt.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Saturday, August 3, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentry,perclassLimit: Four entries per exhibitor Judging Time: Saturday, August 3, following Open Show ShowmanshipfollowedbybreedjudgingExhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 4, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Sunday, August 4, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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Cash Awards offered per class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10 $9 $8 $7 $7

NoteCavies will be divided into Divisions after close of entries. Breeds must have at least 5 animals entered by at least 3 exhibitors to qualify for a separate division. All others will beshownunder“miscellaneous”division.Youmustindicatebreedonentryform

Division 3801 – CaviesClass1. SeniorBoar–Over32ounces2. SeniorSow–Over32ounces3. Intermediate Boar – 22 ounces & up to & including 32 ounces, up to six months of age.4. IntermediateSow–22ounces&upto&including32ounces,uptosixmonthsofage.5. JuniorBoar–Minweightof12ounces&maxweightof22ounces,upto4monthsold.6. JuniorSow–Minweightof12ounces&maxweightof22ounces,upto4monthsold

Allexhibitorsmustpre-entershowmanshipbythecloseofentries.

Division 3802 – Cavy Showmanship1. 4-Hexhibitors14years&over2. 4-Hexhibitors11thru13years3. 4-Hexhibitors9thru10years4. 4-HPrimaryexhibitors5thru8years (ParticipationRibbonsOnly)5. FFANovice6. FFA Advanced

Division 3803 – Junior Cavy AwardsGrandChampionCavy ...................................................$10.00+PlaquebyEd&KateBarrett*BestCavyProject ........................................ $25.00GiftCertificatebyWesternFarmCenterBest of Breed(s) ...............................................................................................................RosetteBestOppositeSexofBreed(s) ........................................................................................Rosette* Denotes award presented at the Award Ceremony.

Cavy Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors14years&over ......................................................................by Hinrichs Family4-Hexhibitors11thru13years ............................................................................by Kelly Hinde4-Hexhibitors9thru10years ....................................................... byMaddison-FarrellFamily4-HPrimaryexhibitors5thru8years ................................................. bySonomaCountyFair (ParticipationRibbonsOnly)FFANovice............... ............................................................................. bySonomaCountyFairFFA Advanced............... ........................................................................ bySonomaCountyFair

JUNIOR CAVIES

JUNIOR CAVY SHOWMANSHIP

JUNIOR CAVY AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #39 – JUNIOR POULTRY

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JUNIOR POULTRYNOTE: CLASSES AND SECTIONS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGES AND/OR BE

CANCELLED BASED ON THE OUTBREAK OF VIRULENT NEWCASTLE DISEASE. UPDATES CAN BE FOUND AT: http://www.sonomacountyfair.com/fair/livestock-

exhibitors.php.

Judge:EricKutch-Jamestown,CA

Rules1. Juniorexhibitorsareexpectedtocare/feed/watertheirownanimals.Feedingand wateringmustbecompletedby9:00a.m.dailyandasneeded.Noadultswillbe allowed to tend or handle the animals.2. Animals must be owned by exhibitor and cannot leave the building.3. Exhibitors must check in and care for their own animals. Parents are not permitted to care for animals in place of the exhibitor.4. Cock,Hen,OldDrake,OldDuck,OldGander,OldGooseareopentobirdsoneyear andolder.Youngerbirdsshouldbeenteredintheotherclassesforunderoneyear.5. Carryingcagesmaybestoredundercagesaslongastheyareoutofview.6. Substitutionscanonlybemadewithinadivision.Substitutionsmustbemadewhen theexhibitarrivesatthefairgrounds.Aminimum$20penaltymustbepaidpriorto judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.7. All birds must arrive washed.8. STATE RULE:Noexhibitorshallreceivemorethan2cashawardsinanyoneclass.9. Exhibitorswillbeexpectedtosign-upandcompleteatwo-hour"barnduty"shift.10. Allpoultrymustbeidentifiedbyalegbandpriortoenteringthefairgrounds.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August 5, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. All birds must be examined by Poultry Health Inspector prior to cooping inEntry Fee: $2.00perentry,perclassLimit: Four entries per exhibitor, per variety, per classOrientation: Monday, August 5, 9:30 a.m.Judging Time: Tuesday, August 6, 9:00 a.m. Showmanship:PrimaryfollowedbyFFA,followedby 4-H(youngesttooldest),followedbyclassesExhibitors Meeting: Wednesday, August 7, 4:00 p.m.Departure Time: Thursday, August 8, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

2018BestofShowPoultryExhibitedbyJessicaWaterman,Penngrove4-H

ThejudgeoftheshowwasEricKutchofJamestown,CA


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Cash Awards offered per class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10 $9 $8 $7 $7

Modern GameDivision 3901 – Birchen Division 3902 – All Other Modern Game

Old English GameDivision 3903 – Black Breasted RedDivision 3904 – BlackDivision 3905 – Brown RedDivision 3906 – Any Other Old English Game (Please Identify)

Single Comb, Clean Legged – Other Than GamesDivision 3907 – LeghornDivision 3908 – JapaneseDivision 3909 – Plymouth Rock, WhiteDivision 3910 – Plymouth Rock, Any Other (Please Identify)Division 3911 – Rhode IslandDivision 3912 – New HampshireDivision 3913 – All Other Single Comb, Clean Legged (Please Identify)

Rose Comb, Clean LeggedDivision 3914 – HamburgDivision 3915 – RosecombDivision 3916 – WyandotteDivision 3917 – All Other Rose Comb, Clean Legged

All Other Combs, Clean LeggedDivision 3918 – CornishDivision 3919 – PolishDivision 3920 – All Other Comb, Clean Legged (Please Identify)

FeatherleggedDivision 3921 – D'Uccle, Booted, BeardedDivision 3922 – BrahmaDivision 3923 – Cochin (Please Identify)Division 3924 – Silkie (Please Identify)Division 3925 – All Other Featherlegged (Please Identify)Division 3926 – Non Standard Breeds (Please Identify)Class1. Cock (1year&up)2. Hen (1 year & up)3. Cockerel(under1year)4. Pullet (under 1 year)

Division 3927 – Bantam – Call, East Indies, MallardDivision 3928 – Light Weight – Campbell, Magpie, RunnerDivision 3929 – Medium Weight – Buff, Cayuga, Crested, SwedishDivision 3930 – Heavy Weight – Aylesbury, Muscovy, Pekin, RouenClass1. OldDrake (1year&up)2. OldDuck (1year&up)3. YoungDrake (under1year)4. YoungDuck (under1year)

Division 3931 – Pheasant (please identify)Class1. Breeding Pair (2 birds only)2. Single(1bird)

Division 3932 – PartridgeClass1. Breeding Pair (2 birds only)2. Single(1bird)

Division 3933 – QuailClass1. Breeding Pair (2 birds only)2. Single(1bird)

Division 3934 – Heavy Weight – Toulouse, Emden, AfricanDivision 3935 – Medium Weight – Sebastopol, Pilgrim, American Buff, PomeranianDivision 3936 – Light Weight – Chinese, Tufted, Canada, EgyptianClass1. OldGander (1yearandup)2. OldGoose (1year&up)3. YoungGander (under1year)4. YoungGoose (under1year)

Division 3937 – All Recognized Pigeon Breeds (State Breed on Entry)Class1. OldCock (1year&up)2. OldHen (1year&up)3. YoungCock (under1year)4. YoungHen (under1year)5. OldPair (male&femaleover1year)6. YoungPair (male&femaleunder1year)


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Division 3938 – BronzeDivision 3939 – WhiteDivision 3940 – Any Other TurkeyClass1. OldTom (1year&up)2. OldHen (1year&up)3. YoungTom (under1year)4. YoungHen (under1year)

American Breeds Mediterranean BreedDivision 3941 – New Hampshire Division 3952 – Ancona Division 3942 – Plymouth Rock Division 3953 – Andalusion, BlueDivision 3943 – Rhode Island Red Division 3954 – Leghorn, BrownDivision 3944 – Wyandotte Division 3955 – Leghorn, WhiteDivision 3945 – All Other American Division 3956 – All Other Mediterranean

Asiatic Breeds All Other Large Fowl BreedsDivision 3946 – Brahma Division 3957 – AraucanaDivision 3947 – Cochin Division 3958 – HamburgDivision 3948 – All Other Asiatic Division 3959 – Polish Division 3960 – All Other BreedsEnglish Breeds Division 3961 – Production Breeds Division 3949 – Australorp E.G. Sex LinkDivision 3950 – OrpingtonDivision 3951 – All Other English Continental Breeds Division 3962 – All Continental Breeds (Please Identify)Class1. Cock (1year&up)2. Hen (1 year & up)3. Cockerel (under1year)4. Pullet (under 1 year)

Division 3963 – Utility (unregistered)Class1. Cock2. Hen3. Cockerel4. Pullet

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Allexhibitorsmustpre-entershowmanshipbythecloseofentries.NopremiumsawardedinShowmanship.

Division 3964 – Poultry Showmanship1. 4-Hexhibitors5thru8years(ParticipationRibbonsOnly)2. FFANovice3. FFA Advanced4. 4-HJrexhibitors9thru10years5. 4-HJrexhibitors11thru13years6. 4-HSrexhibitors14years&over

Division 3965 – Junior Poultry AwardsSupremeChampionPoultry .....................................PlaquebyCraigJacobsenRanches,Inc. (includesStandard&BantamDivisions)*Best4-HSeniorPoultryExhibitor(14years&older),In memory of Glenn Klein ................................................................................................................................by Barbara Klein*Best4-HJuniorPoultryExhibitor(13years&younger),In Memory of Glenn Klein ................................................................................................................................by Barbara KleinGrandChampionBantam ...............................................$10.00+TrophybyMr.FredC.BushReserveGrandChampionBantam ............................................................................... RosetteGrandChampionDuck ....................................................................................$10.00+RosetteAllChampionsandReserveChampions .....................................................................RosettesChampionGoose ............................................................................................$10.00+RosetteBest Male & Best Female ..............................................................................................RosettesChampionPigeon ............................................................................................$10.00+RosetteReserveChampionPigeon ............................................................................................ RosetteChampionTurkey.............................................................................................$10.00+RosetteReserveChampionTurkey ............................................................................................. RosetteGrandChampionLargeFowl ..........................................................................$10.00+RosetteReserveGrandChampion,LargeFowl ......................................................................... Rosette * Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony

Limited to Exhibitors 9 years and older

Poultry Showmanship Awards4-HSrexhibitors14years&over .................................................. byMaddison-FarrellFamily4-HJrexhibitors11thru13years ..................................................................byGamlakeDairy4-HJrexhibitors9thru10years ....................................................... byKarenSanchez-Corea4-Hexhibitors5thru8years .................bySonomaCountyFair(ParticipationRibbonsOnly)FFANovice ........................................................................................... bySonomaCountyFairFFA Advanced ..........................................................................byBenTerry&TerrySthymmel

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RulesA. Theexhibitormusthaveownedallbirdsinanentryforatleast30dayspriortothe closing date of entries.B. An entry shall consist of six females.C. Opennestsmustbeused.D. Penswillbelockedandopenedonlybythemanagement.E. Themanagementwillfixthetimeofcount.F. Onlymarketableeggswillbecountedandincaseofatietheeggsgradinghighestwill beplacedfirst(no broken, eaten eggs, etc.).G. Soft-shelledeggswillnotbecounted.H. The management will keep eggs laid during the contest.I. If there are less than three entries the class will be cancelled.J. AllchickenswillbemarkedbyFairstaffuponleavingthefair.


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th $60 $50 $40 $30 $20 $10 $10 $10 $10

Division 3965 – Junior Egg Laying AwardsChampionEggLayingPen .......................................Plaque – by Friedrichsen Family Farms Division 3966 – Large Breeds Only (State Breed)Class1. All Breeds competing together

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Tuesday, July 30, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All birds must be examined by Poultry Health Inspector prior to cooping inDeparture Time: Sunday, August 4, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $7.00perentry,perclassLimit: Twenty(20)entries

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OfficialARBASanctionedShowJudge:RandySchumaker-Prather,CA

STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.Rules1. Exhibitorsshouldbepresentforjudgingunlessthereisaschedulingconflict.Inthis case exhibitors will be responsible for providing another youth exhibitor to transport their rabbits to and from the judging table. 2. Juniorexhibitorsareexpectedtocare/feed/watertheirownanimals.Feedingand wateringmustbecompletedby9:00a.m.dailyandasneeded.Noadultswillbe allowedtotendorhandletheanimals.Cagesmustbecleaneddaily.3. Animals must be owned by exhibitor and cannot leave the building.4. Allanimalsmustbeidentifiedbypermanentearmarkingsconformingwiththeentry form on arrival at the show. Any duplication of ear markings, by one exhibitor, in the same division must be eliminated and the change recorded on the judging sheet before judging. Animals presenting without an ear marking will be refused.5. The date of birth (month-year), breed and variety must be entered on the entry form for each animal entered in breed divisions.6. AllrabbitsMUSTbepermanentlyearmarkedintheanimal’sleftearasrequestedby theARBAShowRule.7. RabbitShowmanshipexhibitorsmustwearlongsleevewhiteshirt.8. Carryingcagesmaybestoredundercagesaslongastheyareoutofview.9. Contestantswhoplacefirstandsecondintheiragegroupforshowmanshipwill competeinonefinalclassasagroup(whereapplicable).Thefirstandsecondplace winnersofthisclasswillthenparticipateinRoundRobin.Onlycontestantswinning firstorsecondinthisshowmanshipclassareeligibleforRoundRobin.Winnersmust notify the building superintendent if they will be unable to compete in Round Robin. 10. Parentsandleaders/advisorsareprohibitedtoworkwithjuniorexhibitor’sanimals.11. All crocks must be cleaned by exhibitor upon departure.12. Exhibitorswillbeexpectedtosign-upandcompleteatwo-hour"barnduty"shift.13. Animals will be shown and judged in the proper division and class for breed, variety, age and sex only. If no division is offered, no awards may be made. 14. STATE RULE:Noexhibitorshallreceivemorethan2cashawardsinanyoneclass.15. Exhibitor is responsible for providing the tattoo and the correct breed, variety/ showclassification,ageclassificationandsexinaccordancewiththeARBAStandard of Perfection for each animal entered.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Wednesday, July 31, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentry,perclassOrientation: Wednesday, July 31, 6:00 p.m.Judging Time: Thursday, August 1, 9:00 a.m. Showmanship will run concurrently with show. PrimaryfollowedbyFFA,followedby4-HExhibitors Meeting: Friday, August 2, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Friday, August 2, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Limit: Fourentriesperexhibitor,perclass.Nomorethan 20entriestotalperexhibitor.Meatpencountsasoneentry.

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10 $9 $8 $7 $7

Rabbits will be divided into divisions after close of entries. Breeds must have at least 5 animals entered by at least 3 exhibitors to qualify for a separate division.Allotherswillbeshownunder“AllOtherBreed”division.

Division 4001 - Heavyweights1. SeniorBuck(8 months & over) 2. Intermediate Buck (6-8 months) 3. JuniorBuck(under 6 months)4. SeniorDoe(8 months & over)5. IntermediateDoe(6-8 months)6. JuniorDoe(under 6 months)

Division 4002 - Lightweights1. SeniorBuck(6 months & over)2. JuniorBuck(Under 6 months)3. SeniorDoe(6 months & over)4. JuniorDoe(under 6 months)

Division 4003 – Fur Animals – Fur classes will follow breed classes; Best Fur will be selected after Best of Show.Class1. NormalWhite2. NormalColors3. Rex 4. Satin5. Wool

2018BestofShowRabbitExhibited by Blaine Mills, Elsie Allen FFA

ThejudgeoftheshowwasKendalBledsoeofSanger,CA.

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Allexhibitorsmustpre-entershowmanshipbythecloseofentries.

Division 4004 – Rabbit Showmanship1. 4-Hexhibitors5thru8years(ParticipationRibbonsOnly)2. FFANovice3. FFA Advanced4. 4-HNoviceRabbitShowmanship9years&over5. 4-Hexhibitors9thru10years6. 4-Hexhibitors11thru13years7. 4-Hexhibitors14years&over

Division 4005 – Junior Rabbit AwardsGrandChampionRabbitofShow .....................................................................$10.00+Trophy Matthew Testorelli Memorial Award ................................................... by Mary & Bob TestorelliBest4-HJuniorRabbitProject(9-13years) ...................................... byDrakesBayHolsteinsBest4-HSeniorRabbitProject(14yearsandolder) . Paula Millerick-Fry Memorial Award....................................................................................................................................byCarlaBoydBest FFA Rabbit Project ............................................................................ byDebraTownsend*BestFirstYearRabbitProject...................................................................byCryoGenetics,Inc.*BestDisplayofRabbitsbyoneexhibitor.............................................................byPatGossett (based on ARBA display points)BestHeavyweightRabbit........................................................................bySonomaCountyFairBestNewZealand...............................................................................byManuel&LindaHidalgoBest of Breed(s) ...............................................................................................................RosetteBestOppositeSexofBreed(s) ........................................................................................Rosette* Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

Rabbit Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors14years&over ......................................................................by Hinrichs Family4-Hexhibitors11thru13years ........................................................................... by Kelly Hinde4-Hexhibitors9thru10years .......................................................byRobertMcClellandDairy4-HPrimaryexhibitors5thru8years ...................................RibbonsbySonomaCountyFair4-HNoviceRabbitShowmanship9years&over ...............................by The Marshall Family FFANovice ........................................................................................... bySonomaCountyFairFFA Advanced ...................................................................................... bySonomaCountyFair

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JUNIOR RABBIT AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #41 – JUNIOR BREEDING BEEF

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Rules1. SafetyisapriorityoftheSonomaCountyFair.Animalsbroughtontothefairgrounds must be under the control of the EXHIBITOR, or they will be sent home at the discretion of Fair Management.2. All registered purebred breeding females 24 months of age or older opening day of the fair must:(a)haveanaturalcalf;or(b)showobvioussignsof pregnancy;or(c)haveavetcertificateofpregnancy;or(d)haveavetcertificate stating that the animal is or has been an embryo producing female.3. All beef must be cross-tied with neck ropes (double tied). 4. All bulls 6 months and older must be shown with nose rings.5. BreedingAnimalsFitting:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalis prohibited.Noshadowpainting.Exhibitorsmayuseproductsthatenhancethe natural color of the animal. 6. State Rule:Juniorexhibitorsandjuniororganizationsmaybeallowedtoenterexhibits in the senior department classes for which they are eligible when it allows participation in featured breed and/or sponsored association shows. The junior exhibitor must also exhibit the project in the junior division.7. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose ofentries.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.8. Walkwaysmustbekeptclear.9. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

2018SupremeChampionFemaleExhibitedbyCassidyCarroll,Annadel4-H

ThejudgeoftheshowwasScottHoltofCaldwell,ID

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August 5, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Orientation Meeting: Monday, August 5, 12:00 p.m.–JamisonRingEntry Fee: $3.00perentryperclass,includinggroupsLimit: 11 head of cattleJudging Times: Wednesday, August 7, 1:00 p.m. ShowmanshipfollowedbyshowExhibitors Meeting: Thursday, August 8, 4:00 p.m.–JamisonRingDeparture Time: Sunday, August 11, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.OPTIONAL: Saturday August 10, 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.


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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15

Note: Breed Divisions are determined by prior year entry counts.Division 4101 – HerefordDivision 4102 – AngusDivision 4103 – All Other Breeds Class Bulls Date of Calving1. Senior&JuniorBullCalves (Sept.2018thruMay2019)2. Junior&SummerYearlingBulls (Jan.2018ThruAug.2018)3. SeniorYearlingBulls (Mar.2017thruDec.2017)4. ChampionBull ..........................................................................................................$10.005. ReserveChampionBull .............................................................................................$5.00 Females Date of Calving6. JuniorHeiferCalves (onorafterJan.1,2019)7. SeniorHeiferCalves (Sept.2018thruDec.2018)8. SummerYearlingHeifers (May2018thruAug.2018)9. JuniorYearlingHeifers (Jan.2018thruApr.2018)10. SeniorYearlingFemales,Late (Aug.2017thruDec.2017)11. SeniorYearlingFemales,Early (Mar.2017thruJuly2017)12. ChampionFemale ....................................................................................................$10.0013. ReserveChampionFemale .......................................................................................$5.0014. AgedCowCalfPair:Cow older than senior yearling with calf at side. Cow must be natural mother and calf must be nursing. Cow not eligible for other classes (including groups & champion).Division 4101.5 – Hereford Division 4103.5 – All Other Breeds GroupsDivision 4102.5 – Angus Groups - Group entries shall be owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals and of one breed. All groups must be shown.15. Pair of Bulls: two bulls, any age16. Pair of Females: two females, any age17. GetofSire:threeanimals,getofsamebull,bothsexestoberepresented18. *PremierBreeder,bySonomaCountyFair.............................................................$10.0019. *PremierExhibitor,bySonomaCountyFair ...........................................................$10.00 * Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

Division 4104 – Commercial Heifers (Unregistered or Grade Animals)Class1. AllCommercialHeifers2. ChampionFemale ....................................................................................................$10.003. ReserveChampionFemale .......................................................................................$5.00

• Class 1 to be divided into two classes by weight at Fair time (if warranted). • Beef Commercial Heifer Exhibitors are eligible to compete in Breeding Beef Showmanship classes.


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Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbycloseofentries.Division 4106 – Breeding Beef Showmanship1. 4-Hexhibitors16years&over2. 4-Hexhibitors14-15years3. 4-Hexhibitors11-13years4. 4-Hexhibitors9-10years5. FFANovice6. FFA Advanced

Division 4107 – Breeding Beef Trophies & AwardsSupremeChampionBeefFemale,bySonomaCountyFair ..........................................$50.00 (To be selected from Breed Champions: All 1st and 2nd place winners in individual classes will be brought back to compete for champions.)SupremeChampionBeefFemale ................................................................byJoyceDoughtySupremeChampionBeefBull ...................................byJaredSoukup,StateFarmInsurance*BeefExhibitorDoingtheMostForOtherBeefExhibitors .......... by the George H. Bath FamilyFFAExhibitorwithMostEffortinBreedingBeefProject.......bySonoma-MarinCattlewomen4-HExhibitorwithMostEffortinBreedingBeefProject............................................................... .........................................................................................bySonoma-MarinCattlewomen4-HExhibitorwithMostEffortinBreedingBeefProject,In Memory of Mona Chisholm ............................................................................................................bySonoma-MarinCattlewomen*4-HHighPlacingHeiferBredByExhibitor-AllBreedsConsidered...............byStirlingFamily*4-HHighPlacingBullBredByExhibitor-AllBreedsConsidered...................byStirlingFamily

Division 4108 – Breeding Beef Showmanship4-Hexhibitors16years&over ....................................................................by McMillan Family4-Hexhibitors14-15years .....................................................................byOakRidgeAngus4-Hexhibitors11-13years ...........................................................byDorrFamilyShowCattle4-Hexhibitors9-10years ............................................................byJames&AnnettePiazzaFFANovice.....................................................................................byJoeandGeorgineJohnsonFFAAdvanced....................................................................................byKrackerCattleCompany*Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

2018SupremeChampionBullExhibitedbyLoganPomi,Tri-Valley4-HThejudgeoftheshowwasScottHolt.

JUNIOR BREEDING BEEF SHOWMANSHIP

JUNIOR BREEDING BEEF AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #42 – JUNIOR DAIRY CATTLE

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JUNIOR DAIRY CATTLEJudge:HerbyLutz,Jr.-Chester,NC

Note• Please reference California State Rules for TB Testing requirements or call the Entry Office for this year’s requirements. Any paperwork required will be collected on arrival.• Exhibitorswillhavetheopportunitytosignupformilkingtimesonafirstcomefirst serve basis at the exhibitor meeting.• STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Tack Arrival: Tuesday, July 30, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.Arrival Time: Tuesday, July 30, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Orientation Meeting: Wednesday, July 31, 3:00 p.m.–JamisonRingEntry Fee: $3.00perentryperclass,includinggroupsLimit: 11 head totalJudging Times: Thursday, August 1 Showmanship 12:00 noon: FFAfollowedby4-H (youngest to oldest) Heifer Show 3:00 p.m. or following Showmanship: Alternatingdivisions- Registered followed by Grades Friday, August 2 Cow Show 10:00 a.m.:Alternatingdivisions-Reg. followedbyGradesDivisionChampions/Supremes/ Club-ChapterGroups Note:Cowsmaybemilkedoutbeforeselectionof Groups Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 4, 11:30 a.m. –JamisonRing Departure Time: Sunday, August 4, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

2018SupremeChampionDairyFemaleExhibitorsFromlefttoright:DarrenDeniz;MadelineGallagher;

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Dairy ChallengeFriday,August2,followingOpenDairyShow-JamisonRing

SponsoredBy:GamlakeDairy

Thiscompetitionisopentoany4-H,FFAorIndependentJuniorwhoisacurrentexhibitorandinterestedindairycattle.AwardsaresponsoredbyGamlakeDairy

and will be given in each of the 3 age divisions.

Junior:11yearsoldandunderIntermediate: 12 to 14 years oldSenior:15to18yearsold

Participants will be evaluated on a variety of tasks. For complete information on the contest and a copy of the rules and guidelines please contact Alex Gambonini at

[email protected]

JUNIOR DAIRY CATTLE

RulesA. SeniorandJuniorYearlinginmilkmustbeshownwithtwo-yearoldsinboththe individual and group classes. (Note “in milk” on your entry form).B. AnycowenteredintheDryCowclass,thatfreshenspriortoshowdate,mustbe transferred to the appropriate milking class.C. Adrycowisdefinedasanycowwhohascalvedandiscurrentlynotmilking.D. BreedingAnimalsFitting:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalis prohibited.Noshadowpainting.Exhibitorsmayuseproductsthatenhancethe natural color of the animal. E. Juniorexhibitorsmaydesignateanindividual(NightHawk)tomonitorandpickup manurefortheiranimalsbetweenthehoursof10:00PMand5:00AM.Individual mustberegisteredwiththeLivestockOffice.ONLYthoseindividualswithapproved formonfilewillbeallowedovernightaccess.F. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose ofentries.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.G. Registration papers will be checked on arrival day.H. STATERULE:Substitutionscanonlybemadewithinadivision.Substitutionsmust be madewhentheexhibitarrivesatthefairgrounds.Aminimum$20penaltymustbe paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.I. Walkwaysmustbekeptclear.

Milk Barn The following items shall be strictly adhered to: Animalsshallbehealthy,freshforatleastfive(5)days,andNOTbeingtreatedwith antibiotics. Information will be made available to exhibitors regarding rules and regulations that will pertain to the milk barn. If you prefer to bring your own feed pans for use in the milk barn, please do so.

Note• AnyrevenueformilkreceivedbytheSonomaCountyFairwillberetainedtooffset milk barn expenses.• PleaseNote:Forthoseexhibitorswhodonotusethemilkbarn,nomilkingequipment can block aisles, everything must be contained within the designated stall area.


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CashAwardsofferedbySonomaCountyFair–$20,966.00AmericanSystemofJudging

Cash Awards Offered 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $10 $10 $10

Best Udder Cash Awards 1st 2nd 3rd $5 $4 $3

Division 4201 – Registered Holsteins Division 4204 – Grade HolsteinsDivision 4202 – Registered Jersey Division 4205 – Grade AOBDivision 4203 – Registered AOBClass Females *Need not enter Date of Calving1. DryCows:anycowwhohashadacalfandiscurrentlydry2. UnfreshenedTwoYearOld (Sept.2016thruAug2017)3. JuniorTwoYearOldCows (Mar.2017thruAug.2017)4. JuniorTwoYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*5. SeniorTwoYearOldCows (Sept.2016thruFeb.2017)6. SeniorTwoYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*7. ThreeYearOldCows (Sept.2015thruAug.2016)8. ThreeYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*9. IntermediateChampionFemale ..............................................................................$10.0010. IntermediateReserveChampionFemale .................................................................$5.0011. FourYearOldCows (Sept.2014thruAug.2015)12. FourYearOldCowsBestUdderAwards*13. AgedCows (priortoSept.2014)14. AgedCowsBestUdderAwards*15. SeniorChampionFemale ........................................................................................$10.0016. ReserveSeniorChampionFemale ...........................................................................$5.0017. SpringHeiferCalf (Mar.2019)18. WinterHeiferCalf (Dec.2018thruFeb.2019)19. SeniorHeiferCalf (Sept.2018thruNov.2018)20. SummerYearlingHeifer (June2018thruAug.2018)21. SpringYearlingHeifer (Mar.2018thruMay2018)22. WinterYearlingHeifer (Dec.2017thruFeb.2018)23. SeniorYearlingHeifer (Sept.2017thruNov.2017)24. JuniorChampionFemale .........................................................................................$10.0025. ReserveJuniorChampionFemale ............................................................................$5.0026. GrandChampionFemale ........................................................................................$10.0027. ReserveGrandChampionFemale ...........................................................................$5.00


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Division 4201.5 – Registered Holsteins Division 4204.5 – Grade HolsteinsDivision 4202.5 – Registered Jersey Division 4205.5 – Grade AOBDivision 4203.5 – Registered AOB

Groups All animals owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals and from the same division. All groups must be shown.30. PairofFemales:Oneentryperexhibitor31. DairyHerd:Threemilkcowsthathavefreshened32. ProduceofDam:Toconsistoftwoanimals,anyage,theproductofonecow.Thedam mustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumberonentryform.33. DaughterandDam:Toconsistoftwoanimals,adamandherdaughterofanyage. The dam and daughter must be named. 34. GetofSire:Toconsistofthreeanimals,ofanyage,andofthegetofonesire.Sire mustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumber.Eachexhibitorislimitedtooneentrysiredby the same bull. (Registered only) 35. *Premier Breeder .....................................................................................................$10.0036. *Premier Exhibitor ....................................................................................................$10.00

Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbycloseofentries.(ExhibitorageshouldbecalculatedasofDecember31ofprioryear.)

Division 4206– Dairy Cattle Showmanship 1. FFANovice2. FFA Advanced3. 4-Hexhibitors9-10years4. 4-Hexhibitors11-13years5. 4-Hexhibitors14-15years6. 4-Hexhibitors16years&over

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JUNIOR DAIRY CATTLE AWARDSDivision 4200 – Junior Dairy Trophies & Awards*SupremeGrandChampionRegisteredDairyFemale,In Memory of Lynn Kracker (TobeselectedfromGrandChampionCowclasses.Gradesdonotcompete)...........................................................................................................byCarolHorick&KimJonesSupremeGrandChampionRegisteredDairyFemale............................................................$50...................................................................................................................byR.O.Shelling&Grain*SupremeJuniorChampionRegisteredDairyFemale .............................................................. (TobeselectedfromJuniorChampionFemaleclasses.)..............byCrownTrophy,Petaluma*SupremeGrandChampionGradeDairyFemale ...............................byMorettiFamilyDairy*SupremeJuniorChampionGradeDairyFemale ............................... byMorettiFamilyDairyGrandChampionReg.JerseyFemale ........................................................... byPaulStowringJuniorChampionReg.JerseyFemale ...................... $50byLindaMoretti&MeganHerman*GrandChampionGradeHolsteinFemaleDanny Buttke Memorial ..........by Petaluma FFA JuniorChampionGradeHolsteinFemale................................byAlBonomiBar-B-AHolsteinsFollowing awards sponsored by Redwood Empire Holstein Association:GrandChampionRegisteredHolsteinFemale .......................................................by R.E.H.A.JuniorChampionRegisteredHolsteinFemale........................................................by R.E.H.A.GrandChampionAllOtherBreedRegisteredFemale ............................................................................................................................................byS.R.AlliedBuildersInc.Mike&CarlaBoydJuniorChampionAllOtherBreedRegisteredFemale,In Memory of Vivian Horick.................................................................................................................................byCarolHorickGrandChampionAllOtherBreedGradeFemale..........................................................................In Memory of Saralee McClelland Kunde ................................................bySonomaAgArtJuniorChampionAllOtherBreedGradeFemale.............................................byCrownTrophyBestBred&OwnedByExhibitorRegisteredAOB,In Memory of Saralee McClelland Kunde......................................................................................................................................by Tessa MatuscakBestBred&OwnedByExhibitorReg.Holstein .............. byAll-WestSelectSires,DonDavisBestBred&OwnedByExhibitorReg.Jersey ..............................................By Balletto Family*SupremeBestReg.Bred&OwnedByExhibitor ........................................bySonomaAgArt*MostEffortinaJuniorDairyProject,In Memory of Steve Medeiros $150,plaqueandperpetualplaque ......................................................bySarahLukenbill4-HHighplacingGuernseyorColorBreedShowman16&over ................ byCarinalliDairy4-HHighplacingGuernseyorColorBreedShowman14&15yrs. ............ byCarinalliDairy4-HHighPlacingJerseyShowman16&over ............................byJim&SueMcIsaacDairy4-HHighPlacingJerseyShowman14-15yrs. ............................byJim&SueMcIsaacDairy4-HHighPlacingJerseyShowman11-13yrs. ..........................byJim&SueMcIsaacDairy4-HHighPlacingJerseyShowman9-10years ..........................byJim&SueMcIsaacDairyFFAHighPlacingJerseyShowman ............................................byJim&SueMcIsaacDairyDairyChallengeCompetitionAwards....................................................................GamlakeDairy

Dairy Cattle Showmanship 4-Hexhibitors16years&over .................................................................... by McMillan Family4-Hexhibitors14-15years ............. byMcClelland’sDairy,George,Dora&JanaMcClelland4-Hexhibitors11-13years,In Memory of Richard Kunde .................... bySonomaAgArt4-Hexhibitors9-10years,In Memory of Saralee McClelland Kunde ..............................................................................................................................................................bySonomaAgArtFFANovice.......................................................................................byDairyFarmersofAmericaFFAAdvanced..................................................................................byDairyFarmersofAmerica* Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

DEPARTMENT #43 – JUNIOR DAIRY GOATS

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Judge:TrinityMalmanis-Ukiah,CA

Rules1. ThisshowisrecognizedbytheAmericanDairyGoatAssn.asanOfficialShow. UnlessotherrulesarespecifiedtheshowwillbeheldundertherulesofA.D.G.A. providedtheydonotconflictwithanyoftherulesandregulationsprescribedbythe DivisionofFairsandExpositionsoftheDepartmentofFoodandAgriculture.2. ReferencestoOfficialA.D.G.A.rulesinregardstoOfficialShows,Championship legs,credits,registrycertificates,tattoos,etc.,shouldbecarefullyreviewedbyall exhibitors before the fair. A copy of these rules and regulations are available at the EntryOfficeforyourinspection.3. ATTENTIONRECORDEDGRADEEXHIBITORS:ReadStateIX-Goats1b,regarding NativeonPerformanceandNativeonAppearance.4. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose ofentries.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.5. Showorderissubjecttochange.6. Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.7. BreedingAnimalsFitting:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalis prohibited.Noshadowpainting.Exhibitorsmayuseproductsthatenhancethe natural color of the animal. 8. NowashingoflivestockinLyttleCowPalace.9. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

SupremeBestThree-NigerianDwarfEricaIllig-ColeCreek4-H

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August 5, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.Orientation Meeting: Monday, August 5, 5:00 p.m. Entry Fee: $2.00perentryperclass,includinggroupsLimit: NoneJudging Time: Tuesday, August 6, 12:00 p.m.–WilfordRing Showmanship:FFA,followedby4-H(youngesttooldest), Breedshows:Alpine,NigerianDwarf,AOP,GradeExhibitors Meeting: Thursday, August 8, 6:00 p.m.–WilfordRingDeparture Time: Thursday, August 8, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.


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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th $25 $20 $15 $15 $10 $5 $5

Best Udder Cash Awards 1st 2nd 3rd $3 $2 $1

Note: Breed sanctions are determined by prior year entry numbers Division 4301 – Alpine Division 4303 – All Other PurebredsDivision 4302 – Nigerian Dwarf Division 4304 – Grade (All Breeds Together)Class Does Date of Birth 1. JuniorKid (April2019thruMay2019)2. IntermediateKid (BorninMar.2019)3. SeniorKid (Jan.2019thruFeb.2019)4. Yearling,NotinMilk (Jan.2017thruDec.2018)5. JuniorChampionDoe ..............................................................................................$10.006. ReserveJuniorChampionDoe .................................................................................$5.007. YearlingMilker (Jan.2018thruDec.2018)8. BestUdderAward,YearlingMilker*9. Twoyearsandunderthree (Jan.2017thruDec.2017)10. BestUdderAward,twoyearsandunderthree*11. Threeyearsandunderfour (Jan.2016thruDec.2016)12. BestUdderAward,Threeyears&underfour*13. Fouryearsandunderfive (Jan.2015thruDec.2015)14. BestUdderAward,fouryearsandunderfive*15. Fiveyears&older (priortoJan.1,2015)16. BestUdderAward,fiveyears&older*17. SeniorChampionDoe .............................................................................................$10.0018. ReserveSeniorChampionDoe.................................................................................$5.0019. GrandChampionDoe ..............................................................................................$10.0020. ReserveGrandChampionDoe .................................................................................$5.0021. BestUdderofBreed ................................................................................................$10.00

*Need not enter Division 4301.5 – Alpine Division 4303.5– All Other PurebredsDivision 4302.5 – Nigerian Dwarf Division 4304.5 – Grade (All Breeds Together)Groups All animals owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals, and of one breed. Groups must be shown. Registered and Grades may not be combined for group classes.22. GetofSire:Threedoessiredbythesamebuck.Oneentrybysamebuckperexhibitor. Siretobeidentifiedbyregistrationnumber.23. Best Three Females: Any age. Exhibitor limited to one entry.24. ProduceofDam:Twodoes,produceofsamedam.Oneentrybysamedamper exhibitor.TheDammustbeidentifiedbyregistrationnumberonentryform.25. DaughterandDam:Toconsistoftwoanimals,adamandherdaughterofanyage.26. *Premier Breeder .................................................................................................... $10.0027. *Premier Exhibitor ................................................................................................... $10.00


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Division 4306 – Dairy Goat Showmanship1. FFANovice2. FFA Advanced 3. 4-HNovice4. 4-Hexhibitors11years&under5. 4-Hexhibitors12-13years6. 4-Hexhibitors14years&over

Division 4307 – Junior Dairy Goat AwardsBestofShowDoe(SupremeChampion).................................................. byDebraTownsend $50 ...............................................................byRedwoodEmpireDairyGoatAssociation*SupremeBestThree ...................................................................byMike&CarlaBoydFamily $75 .......................................byBroccoliForestDairyGoats,LisaJack&ArthurCooney All 1st and 2nd place winners in individual classes will be brought back to compete for champions.SupremeBestUdder$25 ..................................................................... bySonomaCountyFairGrandChampionGrade ................................................................byScarletHillsDairyGoatsHighestPlacingNubian,in memory of Richard Wagoner ................byMistyKnollNubiansGrandChampionAlpine .....................................................byRedwoodHillFarm&CreameryHighest Placing Toggenburg ............................byKathleenDunn,WindyGap’sToggenburgs*Outstanding4-HDairyGoatExhibitor,In Memory of Ramona “Rae” Geraldi .....................................................................................byAFriendof4-Hers,TheGeraldiFamilyGrandChampionAllOtherPurebred .................................................. bySonomaCountyFairGrandChampionNigerianDwarf ........................................................ bySonomaCountyFair

Dairy Goat Showmanship4-Hexhibitors14years&over ........................................................................................................................................................byBroccoliForestDairyGoats,LisaJackandArthurCooney4-Hexhibitors12-13years ...........................................................................................................................................................byBroccoliForestDairyGoats,LisaJackandArthurCooney4-Hexhibitors11years&under.................................................................................................. .........................................byBroccoliForestDairyGoats,LisaJackandArthurCooney4-HNovice. ..............................byBroccoliForestDairyGoats,LisaJackandArthurCooneyFFANovice................................................................................................bySonomaCountyFairFFA Advanced.................................................................................................by Michael Margetts


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JUNIOR DAIRY GOAT AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #44 – JUNIOR DOG CARE & TRAINING

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Judge:DebbieHenkle-Valejo,CA

Opentoanyexhibitorwhoisregularlyenrolledinastructureddogcareandtrainingprogramexhibiting a dog (mixed or purebred) that is owned by the exhibitor or immediate family (Ani-mals may not be shared by an exhibitor).

Rules1. Dogmusthavebeentrainedandfittedforshowmanshipbyexhibitoronly.2. Bitches in season will not be allowed to compete.3. Dogsshouldbekeptonleashandundercontrolatalltimes.Dogsmustremainin livestockareaduringshow.Dogsarenotpermittedongroundsfollowingconclusion of show. 4. Exhibitors need to provide bowls and water for their dogs.

Agility Rules1. Dogswillbemeasuredpriortocompetition.2. Therewillbea10-minutewalkthroughforallexhibitorspriortothefirstclass (no dogs).3. AllDogsmustbeoveroneyearold.4. Flat collar only, no harness, choke or other type of collar.5. All dogs must enter/leave the ring on a 6ft. leash.


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $10 $9 $8 $7 $7

Division 4401 – Junior Dog Care and Training Awards *OutstandingExhibitor...................................................................................byRebeccaBartling(CalculatedonpointsfromeachcategoryofAgilty,ShowmanshipandObedience,tiesbrokenbyShowmanship.1st,10pts;2nd,8pts;3rd,6pts;4th,4pts;5th,2pts)AgilityHighestScoringinObedience(by%)......................................................bySonomaCountyFairFastestinAgility........................................................................................bySonomaCountyFairShowmanship,4-Hexhibitors9-10years .................................................. byDebraTownsendShowmanship,4-Hexhibitors11-13years .......................................... bySonomaCountyFairShowmanship,4-Hexhibitors14&Over...................................................by Rebecca BartlingShowmanship,FFANovice ............................................................. byDr.DominiqueDeSantoShowmanship,FFAAdvanced ........................................................ byDr.DominiqueDeSanto * Denotes award to be presented at Awards Ceremony

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Monday, August 5, 11:30 a.m. –WilfordRing Vet check upon arrivalEntry Fee: $2.00perentryLimit: 2 dogs per exhibitorJudging Time: Monday, August 5, 12:00 p.m. (Agility,Showmanship,Obedience)Exhibitor Meeting: Following showDeparture Time: Following exhibitor meeting

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Dog Agility4-Hagilitycourseconsistsof10differentstationsincluding:severaltypesofjumps,tunnel,weavepolls,teetertotter,dogwalk,andpausetable.Thisisatimedevent;thefastesttimewith fewest errors wins.

Division 4401 Beginner: 1st year (Either on or off leash)Division 4402 Intermediate:2ndor3rdyear(Offleash)Division 4403 Advanced:4thyear(Offleash)Division 4404 FFA: All FFA Exhibitors

Class1. SmallDogs:15inchesandunder2. MediumDogs:16-20inches3. LargeDogs:Over20inches

Division 4405 – Dog Showmanship 1. Showmanship,4-Hexhibitors9-10years2. Showmanship,4-Hexhibitors11-13years3. Showmanship,4-Hexhibitors14&Over4. Showmanship,FFANovice5. Showmanship,FFAAdvanced

Division 4406 – Dog Care & Training Obedience

Beginner Allexercisesonsix-footleash,heeling,figureeight,recall,standforexamination,longsit(1

minute), long down (3 minute)

1. Beginner A: First year dog/handler2. Beginner B:Secondyearandoverhandlerandfirstyeardoginproject3. Beginner C:Thirdyearandoverdog/handler;notreadytogooffleash

Novice(Off Leash) Healandfigureeightonleash,thenHeel,standforexam,recall,longsit(1minute),and

long down (3 minute) off leash.

4. Novice A:Anydog/handlerreadytogooff-leash,butnotreadyforGraduateNovice

Graduate Novice (All Off Leash)

SameasNoviceExercises,exceptdroponrecall,longsit(3minute)andlongdown(5minute) out of sight.

5. Graduate Novice

DEPARTMENT #45 – JUNIOR & OPEN HORSE SHOW

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The 2019 winners will be eligible to show at the 2020 State Fair

Rules1. All exhibitors in Junior Horse events/shows must wear approved helmets, thisincludesallWesternriders.HeadgearmustbeapprovedbytheAmericanSociety for testing materials/safety equipment institute.2. CaliforniaStaterulesindicatethatUSEF(formerly AHSA) rules shall be used as guidelines, these rules can be viewed at their website: www.usef.org3. CaliforniaStaterulesindicatethathorsesownedasajointprojectmayonlybeshown by one designated exhibitor at an individual show.4. Horses entered are not to be stabled on the grounds.5. Seelocalrulesforage&eligibilityrequirements. Age as of January 1 shall be maintained through the next calendar year.6. Allridersinthisdepartmentmustbeatleast9yearsoldasofJanuary1.7. Fair Management reserves the right to cancel or combine classes after entry deadline.8. Patterns for horsemanship and trail will be changed every year. Patterns will be posted the morning of show.9. PerStateRuleVII31.4-H,FFA,GrangeandIndependentexhibitorsmayshowleased horses, providing the member has responsibility for the care and management of the horseduringtheperiodoflease;andthesignedleasebetweenownerandmember,with aclearpictureofasideviewofthehorseorsomepermanentidentificationisat least120daysconsecutivedayspriortothefair.

Show Apparel1. WesternapparelforWesternRidingClasses:Jeans,westernlongsleevedshirt, boots,belt,helmet,andchaps(optional).Standardsnafflebitsarepermittedonlyon horses 5 yrs. old and younger.2. EnglishapparelforEnglishRidingClasses:Helmet,Englishtypecoatandbreechesor conservative wash coat in season. Knee boots or jodhpurs with jodhpur boots or half chaps. Appropriateneckweartobeworn.Cropandunroweledspurs (optional).3. Properlyfitted&approvedequestrianhelmetsarerequiredforallmountedclasses bothdays,EnglishandWestern.4. Dressageclassesdonotrequirespecialtack,youmayusethesametackandattireas intheEnglishorWesternflatclasses.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Entry Fee: $3.00perclass,excludingshowmanshipArrival: Saturday, July 27, 8:30 a.m.Judging: Saturday, July 27, 9:00 a.m. (English,Dressage,Showmanship,Western,Ranch Horse, Trail, Gymkhana) 10:00a.m.-2:00p.m.Hippology


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Division 4501 – English EquitationClass1. Walk/Trot9-18yearsold2. NoviceOpen3. PonyExhibitors9-18yearsold4. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold5. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold6. Open

Division 4502 – English PleasureClass1. Walk/Trot9-18yearsold2. NoviceOpen3. PonyExhibitors9-18yearsold4. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold5. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold6. Open

Division 4503 – English Hunter Hack2 Jumps (not open to walk/trot exhibitors)Class1. PonyExhibitors9-18yearsold2. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold3. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold4. Open

Division 4504 – Youth Hunters Over Fences (not open to walk/trot exhibitors)1. Fences2'to2'3"2. Fences2'3"to2'6"

Division 4505 – Youth Equitation Over Fences (not open to walk/trot exhibitors)1. Fences2'to2'3"2. Fences2'3"to2'6"

Division 4506 – Dressage SuitabilityLIMIT TWO tests (Open to Youth Riders)Class1.Anyage,USDFIntroductorylevelA2.Anyage,USDFIntroductorylevelB3.Anyage,USDFIntroductorylevelC4.Anyage,USEFIntroductoryLevel1*5.Anyage,USEFIntroductoryLevel2*6.AnyAge,USEFIntroductoryLevel3*

Division 4507 – Western EquitationClass1. Walk/Jog9-18yearsold2. NoviceOpen3. Pony Exhibitors 9-18yearsold4. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold5. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold6. Open

Division 4508 – Western PleasureClass1. Walk/Jog9-18yearsold2. NoviceOpen3. Pony Exhibitors 9-18yearsold4. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold5. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold6. Open

Division 4509 – Horsemanship(riding equitation patterns)Class1. Walk/Jog9-18yearsold2. NoviceOpen3. Pony Exhibitors 9-18yearsold4. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold5. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold6. Open

Division 4510 – Ranch Horse RailClass1. Walk/Jog2. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold3. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold4. Open

Division 4511 – Ranch Horse Riding(riding patterns)Class1. Walk/Jog9-18yearsold2. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold3. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold4. Open

Division 4512 – Ranch Horse TrailClass1. Walk/Jog9-18yearsold2. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold3. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold4. Open

American System of JudgingCash Awards Offered by Sonoma County Fair

Co-Sponsored by Petaluma Riding and Driving Club 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th $30 $25 $20 $15 $15 Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon


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Division 4513 – TrailClass1. Walk/Jog9-18yearsold2. NoviceOpen3. Pony Exhibitors 9-18yearsold4. JuniorExhibitors9-13yearsold5. SeniorExhibitors14-18yearsold6. Open

Division 4514 – Gymkhana*Class1.PoleBendingExhibitors9-13years2.PoleBendingExhibitors14-18yearsold3.BarrelRacing9-13yearsold4.BarrelRacing14-18yearsold5.SingleStake9-13yearsandover6.SingleStake14-18yearsold*ClassesintheGymkhanadivisionwillnotcount towards High Point.

Division 4515 – HippologyA written test to be taken by exhibitor demonstrating knowledge of equine anatomy,tackidentification,healthcare,and general knowledge of the equine species.Drop-intestingison-goingfrom10am-2pmattheshowcheck-inarea.(Opportunityforhorseprojectmembersto participate without owning/competing in horseback classes.) Awards will be presented at the awards ceremony.Class1.4-HExhibitors2. FFA Exhibitors


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Division 4520 – Showmanship(Noentryfee,nopremiums)Class1.FFANovice2. FFA Advanced3.4-HSeniorExhibitors,14–18yearsold4.4-HJuniorExhibitors,9–13yearsRoundRobinwillbeheldSaturday,Aug.10,4:00p.m.,reporttoDorfmanRing.RefertoRoundRobinDivisionforrules.

Division 4550 – Horse AwardsAwardssponsoredby:BackCountryHorsemen-NorthBayUnit,BobandBevPalm,DeborahSteele,EdandJohannaVanoni-VanoniRanches,EuropeanPonySchool,JimandCindyMoore,JoanPerryRyan,NovatoHorseman,PetalumaRidingandDrivingClub,SonomaChapterCaliforniaDressageSociety,SonomaCountyFair,&SonomaValley4-HClub*OverallHighPointOverallHighPoint,EmbroideredBlanket*HighPointGymkhana9-13Years(Buckle)*HighPointGymkhana14-18Years(Buckle)*HighPointRanchHorse9-13Years(Buckle)*HighPointRanchHorse14-18Years(Buckle)*High Point Trail (Buckle) *HighPointWestern(Buckle)*High Point English (Buckle)*ChampionDressage(Buckle)*4-HShowmanship14-18Years(Buckle)*4-HShowmanship9-13Years(Buckle)*FFANovice(Buckle)*FFA Advanced (Buckle)*HighestScoring4-HHippology*HighestScoringFFAHippology


Classeswithlessthan3entrieswillnotbecountedforHighPoint.HighPointwillbegivenon the basis of the following point system: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5 3 2 1Highest placing exhibitor in showmanship will be used as a tie breaker.

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DEPARTMENT #46 – JUNIOR PYGMY GOATS

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JUNIOR PYGMY GOATSJudge:BrysonStaley-Liberty,NC

Rules 1. Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.2. PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.3. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose of entries.4. RegistrationPapersaretobecheckedattheShowringbeforethestartoftheshow.5. Pens are not baby proof or jump proof. Please provide your own cover for your pen and/or fencing.6. BreedingAnimalsFitting:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalis prohibited.Noshadowpainting.Exhibitorsmayuseproductsthatenhancethe natural color of the animal. 7. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $19 $17 $15 $13 $11

Division 4601 – Pygmy Goats Class Wethers Date of Birth1. Wethersunder12months (Aug11,2018thruAug.10,2019)2. Wethers1year&2years (Aug11,2016thruAug.10,2018)3. Wethers3yearsandover (bornonorbeforeAug.13,2016)4. ChampionWether..........................................................................................................$10.005. ReserveChampionWether............................................................................................$5.00 Does – Junior Date of Birth (yearlings & younger that have not freshened)6. JuniorDoeKid,0-4months (Apr.11,2019thruAug.10,2019)7. IntermediateDoeKid,4-8months (Dec.11,2018thruApr.10,2019)8. SeniorDoeKid,8-12months (Aug.11,2018thruDec.10,2018)9. JuniorDryYearling,12-18months(Feb.11,2018thruAug.10,2018)10. SeniorDryYearlings,18-24months (Aug.11,2017thruFeb.10,2018)11. ChampionJuniorDoe...................................................................................................$10.0012. ReserveChampionJuniorDoe.....................................................................................$5.00

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 9, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentryperclass,includinggroupsLimit: NoneJudging Time: Saturday, August 10, 9:00 a.m.–DorfmanRing Showmanshipfollowedbyindividualclasses.Exhibitors Meeting: Sunday, August 11, 6:00 p.m. Departure Time: Sunday, August 11, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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Does – Senior Date of Birth13. FreshenedYearling* (bornafterAug.11,2018) * Includes freshened does under 1 year. Does need not be in milk14. 2yearoldDoes (Aug.11,2016thruAug.10,2017)15. 3yearoldDoes (Aug.11,2015thruAug.10,2016)16. 4yearoldDoesandover (BornonorbeforeAug.10,2015)17. ChampionSeniorDoe..................................................................................................$10.0018. ReserveChampionSeniorDoe....................................................................................$5.0019. GrandChampionDoe..................................................................................................$20.0020. ReserveChampionDoe...............................................................................................$15.00

Division 4601.5 – Pygmy Goats Groups InordertoqualifyforGroups,animalsmustbeownedbyoneexhibitorandbeshown . in their correct age class.22. Best Two Females23. Best Pair24. DaughterDam


Division 4602 – Showmanship (No Premiums offered)Class 1. 4-HExhibitors14years&over2. 4-HExhibitors11-13years3. 4-HExhibitors9-10years4. FFANovice5. FFA Advanced

Division 4603 – Junior Pygmy Goat AwardsGrandChampionDoe .......................................................................... bySonomaCountyFairChampionWether.....................................................bySenatorMikeMcGuire&ErikaMcGuire*Premier Breeder ..............................................................................................................$10.00*Premier Exhibitor ............................................................................................................$10.00 Junior Pygmy Goat Showmanship Awards 4-H14&over.............................................................................................bySonomaCountyFair4-H11-13years.......................................................................................bySonomaCountyFair4-H9-10years.......................................................................................bySonomaCountyFairFFAAdvanced...........................................................bySenatorMikeMcGuire&ErikaMcGuireFFANovice...............................................................................................bySonomaCountyFair


JUNIOR PYGMY GOATS

JUNIOR PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP

JUNIOR PYGMY GOAT AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #47 – JUNIOR BREEDING SHEEP

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Judge:KyleWood-Houston,TX

Rules1. Pleasereferto2019StateRules,page18,SheepandGoatrulesforscrapie identificationrequirements.2. Nootherbeddingpermittedotherthanstraw.Noshavingsallowedexceptmarket lambs and goats. Failure to comply will result in loss of premiums.3. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose ofentries.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.4. BreedingAnimalsFitting:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalisprohibited. Noshadowpainting.Exhibitorsmayuseproductsthatenhancethenaturalcolorofthe animal. 5. NowashingoflivestockwithinLyttleCowPalace.6. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

2018SupremeYoungFlockExhibited by Amanda King, Petaluma FFA

ThejudgeoftheshowwasMonaLisaEstesofSanger,CA

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Entry Fee: $2.00perentry,includinggroupsLimit: NoneArrival Time: Monday, August 5, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.Orientation Meeting: Monday, August 5, 5:00 p.m.–WilfordRingWeigh-in: Monday, August 5 uponarrival(UnregisteredOnly)Judging Times: Wednesday, August 7, 11:00 a.m.–WilfordRing Showmanship:FFA,4-H(youngesttooldest),

BreedshowsfollowedbyUnregistered,SupremeYoung Flock,SupremeChampion Exhibitors Meeting: Thursday, August 8, 6:00 p.m.–WilfordRingJunior Sheep Lead: Tuesday, August 6, 7:00 p.m.–WilfordRingDeparture Time: Thursday, August 8, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.


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CashAwardsOfferedbySonomaCountyFair–$10,555.00OtherSponsoredCashAwardsOffered–$750.00



NoteDivisionsaredeterminedbynumberofheadenteredtheprioryear.Fairwillchangedivisionbreeds prior to show if number of head arriving on grounds warrant. Division 4701 – Dorset Division 4704 – Junior All Other Meat BreedsDivision 4702 – Hampshire Division 4705 – Junior All Other Wool BreedsDivision 4703 – SouthdownClass Rams Date of Lambing1. YearlingRamLambs (September2017thruAugust2018)2. FallRamLambs (September2018thruDecember2018)3. SpringRamLambs (January2019thruApril2019)4. Pair of Ram Lambs bred by exhibitor5. ChampionRam ........................................................................................................$10.006. ReserveChampionRam ...........................................................................................$5.00 Ewes Date of Lambing7. YearlingEwes (September2017thruAugust2018)8. PairofYearlingEwes9. FallEweLambs (September2018thruDecember2018)10. SpringEweLambs (January2019thruApril2019)11. Pair of Ewe Lambs, bred by exhibitor12. ChampionEwe .........................................................................................................$10.0013. ReserveChampionEwe ............................................................................................$5.00

Division 4701.5 – Dorset Division 4704.5 – All Other Meat BreedsDivision 4702.5 – Hampshire Division 4705.5 – All Other Wool BreedsDivision 4703.5 – Southdown Groups Date of Lambing All owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals, and of one breed.14. YoungFlock:ramlamb,andtwoewelambsbredbyexhibitor.15. GetofSire:Foursheepsiredbysameram,bredbyexhibitor.16. Flock:OneYearlingRamorRamlambandtwoYearlingewesorewelambs,bredby exhibitor.17. *Premier Breeder .....................................................................................................$10.0018. *Premier Exhibitor ....................................................................................................$10.00



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Rules1. A permanent eartag or tattoo is required and must be listed on entry form along with the animals birth date.2. Animals that have been registered by a purebred association cannot be entered in this division if they are entered in purebred divisions.3. All lambs must be shown slick shorn.4. Unregisteredlambsmustarriveanddepartwiththerestofjuniorsheep.5. All lambs must show lambs teeth.6. UnregisteredSheepdonotcompeteforSupremeChampionRam,EweorFlock.

Division 4706 – Wether Sires & DamsClass Date of Lambing1. YearlingEwes (September2017thruAugust2018)2. PairofYearlingEwes,bredbyexhibitor3. Ewe Lambs (All ewes born after Sept. 1, 2018 – classes will be split after weigh-in)4. Pair of Ewe Lambs, bred by exhibitor5. ChampionEwe ........................................................................................................$10.006. ReserveChampionEwe ...........................................................................................$5.007. Ram Lambs 8. Pair of Ram Lambs, bred by exhibitor9. ChampionRam .......................................................................................................$10.0010. ReserveChampionRam ..........................................................................................$5.0011. YoungFlock:Oneramlambandtwoewelambs,bredbyexhibitor (doesnotcompeteforsupremeyoungflock)


Division 4707 – Breeding Sheep Showmanship1. FFANovice2. FFA Advanced3. 4-Hexhibitors9-10years4. 4-Hexhibitors11-13years5. 4-Hexhibitors14-15years6. 4-Hexhibitors16years&over

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Division 4708 – Junior Breeding Sheep AwardsSupremeChampionEwe .....................................$25&RosettebyNorthBayWoolGrowersSupremeChampionRam.....................................$25&RosettebyNorthBayWoolGrowers*SupremeYoungFlock,Steve Dorfman Memorial ................$200cashaward&perpetualbell (Firstplaceflockineachbreedtocompete). .............................. bySonomaCountyFair*Premier Breeder Awards .........................SonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreedersAssn.*PremierExhibitor-UnregisteredWetherDam .................................................................................................................................................SonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreedersAssn.*BestFFABreedingSheepExhibitor,in memory of “Bud” Wilford ......................................................................................................... byTheWilfordFamily*Best4-HBreedingSheepExhibitor, in memory of “Bud” Wilford ......................................................................................................... byTheWilfordFamilyThe following awards are sponsored by North Bay Wool Growers:*$50.00SheepExcellenceAward9-10yrs(beginner) ...........................................ByNBWGA*$50.00SheepExcellenceAward11-12yrs(junior) ..............................................ByNBWGA*$75.00SheepExcellenceAward13-15years(intermediate) .............................ByNBWGA*$75.00SheepExcellenceAward16-19years(senior) .........................................ByNBWGA

Breeding Sheep Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors16years&over .....................................................................by McMillan Family4-Hexhibitors14-15years ......................................................... byNorthBayWoolGrowers4-Hexhibitors11-13years ......................................................... byNorthBayWoolGrowers4-Hexhibitors9-10years ............................byTesconiFarm,Dennis,Jacky,Dina,Lisa&AssocFFANovice .................................................................................................. by McMillan FamilyFFA Advanced. ............................................................... byGilardiandJacobsenAgServices


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DEPARTMENT #48 – JUNIOR BREEDING SWINE

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Judge:BradyOtto-Galt,CA

RulesA. JuniorYearlingsowsmustshowevidenceofraisingalitterofpigstobeeligibleforentry.B. Gilts exhibited in the market swine divisions may not be exhibited in the breeding Divisionsorviceversa.Anyviolationofthisrulewillexcludetheexhibitorfrom competition in all departments of the fair.C. Noboarswillbeallowedinshowmanship.D. Fairwillnotberequiringanimalstobebloodtestedforpseudorabies.E. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose ofentries.PleaseseeDepartment52forshowmanshiprules.F. BreedingAnimalsFitting:Changingthenaturalcoloroftheanimalis prohibited.Noshadowpainting.Exhibitorsmayuseproductsthatenhancethe natural color of the animal. G. STATE RULE: Substitutions can only be made within a division. Substitutions must be made when the exhibit arrives at the fairgrounds. A minimum $20 penalty must be paid prior to judging for each substitution made by the exhibitor in excess of two in the division.

Note: The Fair reserves the right to change division breeds if numbers warrant.

2018SupremeFemaleExhibitedbyAlexisBiasotti,Gateway4-H

ThejudgeoftheshowwasAdamMendozaofModesto,CA

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Arrival Time: Friday, August 2, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Entry Fee: $2.00perentry,includinggroupsLimit: NoneOrientation Meeting: Friday, August 2, 11:00 a.m.–DorfmanRingWeigh-in: Friday, August 2, 10:00 a.m.(Unregisteredonly)Judging Times: Saturday, August 3, 10:00 a.m. Showmanship–FFAfollowedby4-H(youngestto oldest),followedbybreedshows(Duroc,Hampshire, Yorkshire,AOB),UnregisteredExhibitors Meeting: Saturday, August 3, 5:00 p.m.Departure Time: Saturday, August 3, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.


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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $27 $23 $19 $15 $15 $8

Division 4801 - Duroc Division 4803 – YorkshireDivision 4802 – Hampshire Division 4804 – All Other BreedsClass Males Date of Farrowing1. Registered Purebred Barrows2. DecemberBoar (Dec.2018)3. JanuaryBoar (Jan.2019)4. FebruaryBoar (Feb.2019)5. MarchBoar (Mar.2019)6. ChampionBoar ........................................................................................................$25.007. ReserveChampionBoar .........................................................................................$10.00 Females Date of Farrowing8. JuniorYearlingFemale (Dec.2017thruMay2018)9. EarlyFallGilt (June2018thruAug.2018)10. LateFallGilt (Sept.2018thruNov.2018)11. DecemberGilt (Dec.2018)12. JanuaryGilt (Jan.2019)13. FebruaryGilt (Feb.2019)14. MarchGilt (Mar.2019)15. ChampionFemale ....................................................................................................$25.0016. ReserveChampionFemale .....................................................................................$10.00

Division 4801.5 - Duroc Division 4803.5 – YorkshireDivision 4802.5 – Hampshire Division 4804.5 – All Other Breeds

Groups All owned by one exhibitor, entered as individuals, and of one breed. Groups must be shown.17. YoungHerd:Oneboarandthreesows,notoverfallpigage18. GetofSire:Fouranimals,anyage,bysamesire. Registration number of sire must be listed on entry form.19. ProduceofDam:any3animalsbredbyexhibitor20. BestPair:Anytwoanimalsownedbyoneexhibitor21. *Premier Breeder .....................................................................................................$10.0022. *Premier Exhibitor ....................................................................................................$10.00

Division 4805 – Unregistered Gilts (open to grade crossbreds and unregistered gilts not eligible for supreme champion)CannotbeshowninanyothershowattheSonomaCountyFair.Class:maybesplitifnumberswarrant1. Unregisteredgilts 120to220pounds2. Unregisteredgilts 221poundsto320pounds3. Unregisteredgilts 321Poundsto450pounds4. JrYearlingFemales5. UnregisteredBoars 220poundsandunder6. UnregisteredBoars 221poundsto320pounds7. ChampionFemale ...................................................................................................$50.008. ReserveChampionFemale .................................................................................. Rosette9. ChampionMale .......................................................................................................$50.0010. ReserveChampionMale ....................................................................................... Rosette


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Division 4806 – Breeding Swine Showmanship1. FFANovice2. FFA Advanced3. 4-Hexhibitors9-10years4. 4-Hexhibitors11-13years5. 4-Hexhibitors14years&over

Division 4807 – Breeding Swine AwardsSupremeChampionFemale .................................................$50.00byDan&TootieSimpsonSupremeChampionBoar,In Memory of Parker Rice ......$50.00byDan&TootieSimpsonSupremeYoungHerd ....................................................................$100.00byBob&RaeCarySupremeBestPair.......................................................................$50.00bySonomaCountyFair*Best4-HBreedingSwineProject ..................................byJDCFarms,TheCrawfordFamily*BestFFABreedingSwineProject ..............................................byYosemiteMeats,ModestoSupremeYoungHerd-Duroc................................................................................byTerryDurocs

Breeding Swine Showmanship Awards4-Hexhibitors14years&over ......................................................... by Richard & Kim Murphy4-Hexhibitors11-13years ....................................................................... byAlGrove&Sons4-Hexhibitors9-10years .................................................................... by Ed and Kate BarrettFFANovice...................................................................................byBenTerry&TerrySthymmelFFA Advanced........................................................................................by Richard & Kim Murphy

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JUNIOR BREEDING SWINE AWARDS

DEPARTMENT #49 – JUNIOR WOOL

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OpentoJuniorSonoma&MarinCountyResidentsAmericanSystemofJudging

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$10$8$6RibbonsOnly

Fleeces entered in Breed and Market classes may be entered in the Heaviest Fleece, and/orLongestStapledFleecebypayinganadditionalentryfee.FleecesenteredintheHeaviestFleece&LongestStapledFleececlassesmayalsobeenteredintheBreedClassificationand/orMarketClasses.

For California Products Only – No spectators allowed during judging.A. Onlycompletefleecesinthegreaseareeligibleforcompetitionandmanufacturers and dealers are excluded.B. Allfleecesenteredmusthavebeenshearedfromsheepownedbytheexhibitor.C. Thejudgehasthepowertoclassifyfleecesbeforemakingawards.D. Fleecesshallnotbemorethan12monthsgrowth.Thedefinitionof“12months”shall bethedefinitioncommonlyacceptedbythewooltrade.Thus,ifafleeceisactually slightly more than 12 months growth, due to unavoidable delay in obtaining shearers, or by weather, it shall be termed “12 months wool”.E. Nowetherfleecesmaybeincluded.Allfleecesbeingawardedafirstplaceinthe showmaycompeteforGrandChampionandReserveGrandChampionawardsin theirrespectiveDIVISIONS.F. Qualifications:AnyfleecesenteredforcompetitionintheSonomaCountyFairshall be discriminated against if: Showinganypaintortarbrands(solublebrandingfluidspermitted). Showingexcessivedunglocksortags. Discoloredbyexcessivemoistureorcotted. Showingaweakstapleorbreakinthefiber. Containinganyexcessburrs,vegetablematterorinsects.G. Judging Elements:Qualityorfinenessmustbetypicalofthebreedrepresented. Evennessofqualityorfinenessamongthevariouspartsofthefleece. Length and strength of staple. Estimated clean weight. Condition. Character,includingcrimpandcolor.H. PreparationofFleeces:Fleecesaretoberolledfleshsideoutanddisplayedinclear plastic bags. Ties are not to be used.Bagswillbeavailabletopurchase@$1.00 each at the time of receiving.

Entries Close: Sunday,June30,11:59p.m. Entries Received:Friday,July19,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m. Saturday,July20,12:00p.m.to7:00p.m.

Entry Fee: $2.00perentryDrop Off Location: Rear entrance of Garrett Building Enter through Gate 4 off Brookwood AvenueExhibits Released: Tuesday,August13,12:00noonto7:00p.m.

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Division 4901 – Wool AwardsGrandChampionFleece,Rosette ................................................byNorthBayWoolGrowersReserveGrandChampionFleece,Rosette .................................byNorthBayWoolGrowers*WoolSweepstakesAward ...............................................$25.00byNorthBayWoolGrowersHighestPlacingSuffolkFleece ....................................................$50.00bySonomaSpinners * Denotes awards to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

Division 4902 – Purebred Fleeces1. AllWoolBreedsRam(NameBreedonentry)2. AllWoolBreedsEwe(NameBreedonentry)3. AllMeatBreedsRam(NameBreedonentry)4. AllMeatBreedsEwe(NameBreedonentry)5. ChampionRamFleece .......................................................................................... Rosette6. ReserveChampionRamFleece .......................................................................... Rosette7. ChampionEweFleece .......................................................................................... Rosette8. ReserveChampionEweFleece ........................................................................... Rosette

Division 4903 – Market Fleeces (From Grade or Commercial Ewes Only)1. FineCombing-64’sto80’s2. 1/2BloodCombing-60’sto62’s3. 3/8BloodCombing-56’s4. 1/4BloodCombing-48’sto50’s5. Low1/4BloodCombing-46’sorcoarser6. ChampionMarketFleece....................................................................................... Rosette7. ReserveChampionMarketFleece ........................................................................ Rosette

Division 4904 – Heaviest Fleece1. Ram Fleece2. Ewe Fleece

Division 4905 – Longest Stapled Fleece1. Ram Fleece2. Ewe Fleece

Division 4906 – Group Fleeces: Three Fleeces From Any One Exhibitor. Either Ram OrEwefleeces.Allthreefleecesmusthavebeenenteredandjudgedindividually.1. BestGroupof3Fleeces-NaturalColoredWool2. BestGroupof3Fleeces-WhiteWool

Division 4907 – Natural Colored Wool1. Fine2. 1/2 Blood3. 3/8 Blood4. 1/4 and Low 1/45. CommonandBraid6. LongestStapledFleece7. Heaviest Fleece8. ChampionNaturalColoredFleece ........................................................................ Rosette9. ReserveChampionNaturalColoredFleece ......................................................... Rosette

DEPARTMENT #50 – CLEAN STALL

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CashAwardsSponsoredbytheSonomaCountyFair

DanishSystemofJudging

RulesA. Thiscompetitionisopentoalljuniorexhibitors:FFAChapters,4-HClubs,Independent JuniorGroups(definedassiblings,familiesoragroupofexhibitorssharingthesame tools, signs, etc.).B. Allstallsmustbecleanednolaterthan9:00a.m.daily–thisismandatory.Exhibitwill be judged at least twice daily, during fair hours. C. Animalsmustbeatalltimeskeptthoroughlygroomed,cleaned,andinshowcondition.D. Pathways,approaches,andareasaroundbarnsmustbekeptcleanandfreeof obstructions for the convenience and safety of spectators. Aisles must be kept clear – no chairs tables, large displays, etc. in aisles.E. Manure bins will be provided for stockpiling manure. It is mandatory that these be used forbeddingandmanureONLY(no garbage).F. The Fair will not furnish first bedding. NO SHAVINGS are allowed, except for market lambs/goats.G. Bedding may not be stacked higher than one bale high behind cattle.H. Tack boxes and other tack must either be stored in feed alleys or tack pens with the exceptionofMarketSwine.Forcattleexhibitorswhoaretiedoninsidealleys,orin LyttleCowPalace,thestraworshowboxesmaynotprotrudefurtherthantheendof aisle boards. I. Ifascorefallsbelow70%,nopremiumwillbeawarded.J. All junior exhibitors will be eligible for the premiums if their project exhibit scores within the placing range listed below. Each display will be judged on its own merit against the scorecard.

DanishSystemofJudgingAll exhibits will be scoredCash Awards Offered

Placing: Group Premium: 90%&up $50.00 85-89% $40.00 80-84% $25.00 70-79% $15.00

Division 5001 – Groups (FFA Chapters, 4-H Clubs, Independent Junior Groups)1. Beef 7. Sheep–Market2. DairyCattle 8. Swine–Breeding3. DairyGoats 9. Swine–Market4. Goats–Market 10.Rabbits/Cavies5. Pygmy Goats 6. Sheep–Breeding

CLEAN STALL – SCORECARD FOR JUDGINGGeneral Appearance ...........................................................................................................................60%Educational Value (informational, educational) ..................................................................................25%Display(useofstallcards,attractivesigns,banners) ........................................................................15%

TOTAL .........................................................................................................................................100%

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RulesA. All animals must be previously shown as individuals.B. Eachclubgroupmustbeownedby4-Hmembersfromoneclub;eachchaptergroup owned by FFA members from one chapter.C. Notmorethanthreeanimalstobeownedbyoneindividual.D. Limitoneclub/chaptergroupperspecie/class.E. Exhibitors must be in full club/group uniform, animals must be brought into show ring.

Division 5101 – Club & Chapter Groups1. 4-HMarketBeef–Groupof3 ............................................... byBigJim'sCattleService2. 4-HDairyCattle–Groupof5 ........................................ byPlusOneProfessionals,LLC3. 4-HDairyGoats–Grade,Regorcombo,Groupof5 ............................................................... .............................................................................. byRedwooodHillFarmandFamilyCreamery4. 4-HMarketGoats–Groupof3 ..................................................... by The Kracker Family5. 4-HMarketLambs–Groupof5 ..................................................by Parsons Homegrown6. 4-HMarketHogs–Groupof5 .......................................................... by Bauer Vineyards7. FFA Market Beef – Group of 3 ...............................................................by Kracker Family8. FFADairyCattle–Groupof5 ..............................................byRobertMcClellandDairy9. FFADairyGoats–Groupof5–anycombo .....................................by Michael Margetts10. FFAMarketGoats–Groupof3 ............................................................by Kracker Family11. FFA Market Lambs – Group of 5 ............................................... byStornettaClubLambs12. FFA Market Hogs – Group of 5 ..................................... by Aaron Tapian of Tyson Foods

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RulesA. Exhibitor must show his/her own animal.B. IndependentJuniorsandGrangemembersshouldenterundertheirappropriate 4-Hagegroup.C. Allexhibitorsarerequiredtoweartheofficialshowuniform.Formoreinformationon showdress,pleaserefertotheINSTRUCTIONSTOEXHIBITORSatthebeginningof the youth livestock department. Independent juniors must wear white pants and shirt.D. Animalsusedinshowmanshipmustbeshowninindividualclasses.E. ANIMALSMAYNOTBEBROUGHTONGROUNDSSPECIFICALLYFOR SHOWMANSHIPCLASSES.F. Exhibitor’sageonallshowmanshipclassesisasofJanuary1st.G. Anycontestantswinningfirstorsecondinashowmanshipclassthatmakesthem eligibleforRoundRobinmustnotifytheLivestockOfficeiftheywillbeunableto compete in Round Robin.H. Contestantswhoplacefirstandsecondintheiragegroupwillcompeteinonefinal class as a group (where applicable).Thefirstandsecondplacewinnersofthisclass will then participate in Round Robin.I. SeespecificDivisionsforjudgingtimes.J. Animalswillarriveanddepartaccordingtothedivisioninwhichtheyareentered.K. Novice classes: These classes are for those who have never shown that specie of livestock before (as of January 1). 1st & 2nd place winners in this class advance to the run-off round.L. Thesameanimalusedintheageclassmustbeusedintherun-off.M. Pre-entryintoshowmanshipisrequired.Exhibitorsmustentershowmanshipbyclose of entries.N. JuniorExhibitorswithadisabilitymayrequestreasonableaccommodations bemadebynotifyingtheEntryOfficeinadvance.

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1. OpentoqualifyingExhibitors(thosethatplaced1stand2ndintheirageappropriate classortherun-offclass).Senior4-HRoundRobinisfor14yearsandupandJunior 4-HRoundRobinforexhibitorsages9-13.First&secondplacewinnersaretheonly ones eligible to compete.2. Judging: • Large Animal–Saturday,August10,4:00p.m.–DorfmanRing• Small Animal–Saturday,August10,12:00p.m.–DorfmanRing3. The Sonoma County Fair will provide all animals for use in the Round Robin competitions. 4. Shouldanexhibitorqualifyinmorethanonespecie,(ex: placing 1st in beef showmanship and same exhibitor placing 2nd in sheep showmanship) no other exhibitor will be considered to replace him/her to participate in contest.5. Round Robin Format: Exhibitors participating in Round Robin will follow a group format. Each specie shown will include multiple participants to simulate a real showmanship class.

Division 5201 – Large Animal Round RobinFFA/4-H/IndependentJuniorcontestantswillberequiredtoshoweachspecieofbeefcattle(market & breeding), dairy cattle, dairy goats, market goats, sheep (market & breeding), swine (market & breeding), and horse. 1st and 2nd place winners in their showmanship classaretheonlyoneseligibletoparticipateinRoundRobinShowmanship.Fairtoprovideall animals.

Division 5202 – Small Animal Round RobinContestantswillberequiredtoshoweachspecieofrabbits,poultry,cavies,pygmygoats,anddogs.ContestantsplanningtoparticipatemustnotifytheFur&FeathersSuperintendentfollowingtheshow.Atimeof5minuteswillbeallowedforshowmanshipineach specie. Fair to provide all animals.

JudgingJudgeswillscoreeachcontestantonapointsystemof1-10,with1beinglowand10high.In the event of a tie score between 2 or more exhibitors, the tie will be broken in this order:A. Theexhibitorwiththehighestscoreonthespeciethatqualifiedhim/herforRoundRobin.B. The exhibitor with the most consistent set of scores.

Example: Contestant#1 6 7 108=31 Contestant#2 8 7 97=31 Contestant #2 would be the winner.

C. Differentquestionswillbeusedforeachcontest.

Belt Buckles will be awarded to all winners.Large Animal Showmanship Awards4-HJuniorExhibitors9-13years ...............................................R.O.ShellingGrainandFeed4-HSeniorExhibitors14years&up ....................................byR.O.ShellingGrainandFeedFFA Exhibitors .................................................................................................. by Tony GeraldiSmall Animal Showmanship Awards4-HJuniorExhibitors9-13years ......................................................... by Larry & Karyn Pulley4-HSeniorExhibitors14years&up .................................................. by Larry & Karyn PulleyFFA Exhibitors ..................................................................................... bySonomaCountyFair

All awards to be presented at Awards Ceremony.

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SCORECARD FOR JUDGING SHOWMANSHIP IN GENERALAppearance of Animal .........................................................................................................................40% Condition ........................................................................................................................................(10) Groomingand/orClipping .............................................................................................................(20) Cleanliness ....................................................................................................................................(10)Appearance of Exhibitor ......................................................................................................................10%ShowingIntheRing .............................................................................................................................50% Moving or Leading .........................................................................................................................(15) Posing.............................................................................................................................................(15) ShowAnimaltoBestAdvantage ...................................................................................................(10) Poise, Alertness and Attitude ........................................................................................................(10)TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING POULTRY SHOWMANSHIPAppearance of Exhibit .........................................................................................................................40% Condition ........................................................................................................................................ (10) Grooming ....................................................................................................................................... (20) Cleanliness .................................................................................................................................... (10)Appearance of Exhibitor ......................................................................................................................10%ShowingintheRing .............................................................................................................................50% Handling ......................................................................................................................................... (15) Posing............................................................................................................................................. (15) Showingexhibittobestadvantage ............................................................................................... (10) Poise, Alertness, and Attitude....................................................................................................... (10)TOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

SCORECARD FOR JUDGING RABBIT SHOWMANSHIPCarryingRabbittoandFromJudgingTable .......................................................................................10%Examination of Rabbit ........................................................................................................................ .70% WithRabbitinsittingposition ........................................................................................................ (10) Checkearsforcankerandearmark Checktoenails Runhandoverbodytocheckforblemishes Checktailfordefectsandcarriage Checkfrontlegsforcrookedbone Turn Rabbit over on back .............................................................................................................. (20) Checkeyes Checksex Checkteeth Checkrearlegsforstraightness Run hand over body to check for blemishes Return to sitting position ................................................................................................................ (10) Groom by brushing with hands Pose Rabbit .................................................................................................................................... (20) Showearmark Besuretailiscarriedproperly Placeanimalinnaturalposition Straightenears Showbodytype Maintainposedposition Brushdownwithhands Changetoanypositionasdirected Answer any questions ConditionofAnimal ....................................................................................................................... (10) Appearance of animal Healthy appearance Body type Lack of defects Free from moltAppearanceofShowman ....................................................................................................................20% Neatness Wellgroomed Actions GracefulClean Neatlydressed ConfidentPolite NaturalTOTAL ................................................................................................................................................100%

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The Arthur “Big Boy” & Catherine “Honey” Kunde Memorial Award$1000.00CashAward

TheRichardM.KundeandSaraleeMcClellandKundeTrustwillawarda$1,000scholarship. This award is in memory of his parents, long time agriculturalists and vineyard operators in the Kenwood and Glen Ellen area. Rules for the award are as follows: A) ApplicantmustbeajuniorlivestockexhibitoratthecurrentyearSonoma CountyFair. B) Noagerequirements. C) AresidentofSonomaorMarinCounty. D) Applicantmustfilloutapplication.Award based on: Need ............................................................................................................................50% Project interest and extra curricular activities ............................................................30% DesiretopreserveSonomaCountyAgriculture ........................................................20%CompletedapplicationsaredueandmustbeintheEntryOfficeoftheSonomaCountyFairby5:00p.m.,Friday,June14.Applicantswillbenotifiedofinterviewdayandtime.Applicants must be in full uniform at time of interview. Record Books (optional) may be broughtwithyoutotheinterview.Thewinnerwillreceivenotificationbymailandawardwillbe presented at the Awards Program.

Farm Bureau Foundation Gold Cup AwardTheFarmBureauFoundationofSonomaCountywillpresentanawardtotheoutstandingexhibitoratthe2019SonomaCountyFair.TheGoldCupAwardisbasedonleadership,citizenship, character, project work, academic achievement, speaking ability, participation andperformanceatthe2019SonomaCountyFair.Theawardincludesa$2,500checkforthewinneroftheGoldCupAward.Additionally,thereisa$500cashawardtotherecipient’s4-HCluborFFAChapter.ApplicantsmustbearesidentofSonomaorMarinCounty,anexhibitoratthe2019SonomaCountyFairandahighschoolseniororcollegefreshman.Applicantsmustbemembersofthe4-HorFFA.AcompletedapplicationandtwolettersofrecommendationmustbeturnedintotheFarmBureauofficeby5p.m.Friday,June28,2019.Interviewswithfinalistswillbeheldbeforethefair’sopening.Finalistswillbenotifiedaboutthetimeanddateoftheirinterview.ThewinneroftheGoldCupAwardwillbeannouncedat10a.m.Sunday,Aug.11attheAwardsProgram.FurtherinformationandtheGoldCupapplicationisavailablebycalling544-5575oronlineatwww.sonomafb.org.

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The Alvin “Babe” & Bernetta Tesconi Memorial Award$250.00CashAward&BeltBuckle

Alvin“Babe”&BernettaTesconiraisedtheirsixchildrenonasmallfarminwestSantaRosawheretheyraisedbeefcattle,sheep,4-Hreplacementheifersandanoccasionalhogortwo.

Thisawardissponsoredbytheirchildren;Tim,Teena,Ted,Terri,TawnyandTraciandtheirfamilies.Itisgivenintheirmemorytorecognizetheyouthexhibitorthathasdiversifiedtheir involvement in the Fair by exhibiting at least two species of animals and non livestock exhibits. Previous winners are not eligible. Interested exhibitors should complete the one-pageAwardApplicationandsubmitittotheEntryOfficebyFriday,August9at8:00p.m.ThiswillbeawardedtotheAll-AroundOutstandingExhibitorbasedonapointsystem.WinnerwillbeannouncedattheAwardsProgram.

AwardPointSystem: 8points EachSpecieexhibitedattheFair 2 points For each animal exhibited at the Fair 5 points For each showmanship class entered at the Fair 3 points For each Round Robin competition exhibitor competes in 1point Foreachnon-livestockexhibitenteredintheFair(max of 5 points) 1point Foreachofficeheldin4-H,FFAorGrange (max of 8 points)

Alphabet Photo Challenge$125.00CashAward

HawkesPhotographyChallengesyoutopushyourselvesoutofyourcomfortzoneandphotographthelettersoftheSonomaCountyFairtheme"Cowboy".

Youmustbea4-HorFFAmembertobeeligible.PhotosmustbetakenattheSonomaCountyFairgrounds.EntriesareduebyAugust7at4p.m.attheentryoffice.Winnerwillbeannounced during the Award Program.

Rules 1. Be creative with your letters. Please do not just photograph the letter A, it has to be a shape or design that looks like the letter A.2. Pleaseprint4x6photosofthelettersofourtheme"Cowboy"andputtheminan envelopewiththeletterwrittenonthebackofeachphotoorsubmitaCDofyour images. (filenameshouldbesameasthealphabetletter)3. In a separate, sealed envelope, put your full name, phone number and club/chapter.4. Entriesmustbedroppedoffby4:00p.m.Wednesday,August7attheentryoffice5. Photographtheletters"Cowboy"6. Photographsmustbetakenduringthe2019SonomaCountyFair.

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JUNIOR AWARDS DEPARTMENTBEEF CATTLE AWARDS

Sonoma Marin Cattlewomen AwardTheSonomaMarinCattlewomenwillawardthefollowingattheSonomaCountyFairtoanexhibitor who has put the most effort into his/her market beef project and/or breeding beef project multiple awards may be given in two categories: 1. Award to a FFA exhibitor 2. Awardtoa4-Hexhibitor(InmemoryofMonaChisolm.) Awards will be based on the following: A) Knowledge of project, responsibility, and care of animals as viewed from the home visit. B) Exhibitor’srecordbook. C) WinningsatthefairaretakenintoconsiderationbutareNOTamajorfactorin determining the winner.AformmaybeobtainedfromtheSonomaCountyFairEntryOfficeorthe4-HOffice.FormmustbemailedtotheSonomaMarinCattlewomen,JessicaAscoop,10380GratonRd.Sebastopol,CA95472.

George Bath AwardTotheJuniorBeefExhibitordoingthemostforotherbeefexhibitors.AwardwillbepresentedatAwardsPrograminmemoryofGeorgeBath,asupporterofSonomaCountyyouth.Thisawardwillbeanexhibitor’schoiceaward.SponsoredbytheGeorgeH.BathFamily.

Bob Bergman Memorial AwardBobBergmanwasalongtimecattlemanwhoresidedinSonoma.BobhelpednumerousFFAand4-HmemberswiththeirbeefprojectsandservedontheSonomaCountyFairBeefAdvisory Board.

TheJohnAmaralFamilyofSonomawillsponsora$250.00meritawardtoamarketsteerexhibitorwhoexemplifiesthequalitiesofhardworkanddedicationtotheirmarketbeefproject, as well as someone who strives to help out other exhibitors.

The recipients of this award must be a current market beef exhibitor planning on exhibiting a marketsteeratthefollowingSonomaCountyFair.Noapplicationisrequiredforthisaward,anditwillbeannouncedattheSonomaCountyFairAwardsCeremony.

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JUNIOR AWARDS DEPARTMENTDAIRY CATTLE AWARD

Steve Medeiros AwardThisawardisgiveninmemoryofSteveMedeiros,asupporterofyouthdedicatedtothecommitment of raising and showing dairy cattle. This peer recognition award will be given totheJuniorDairyCattleExhibitorwhodisplaysenthusiasm,encouragementandsupporttoward other dairy cattle exhibitors. The recipient of this award is an exhibitor who goes the extramileinhelpingandinspiringotherstodotheirverybest.$150incash,aperpetualplaque,andaplaquewillbepresentedtothewinnerattheAwardCeremony,Sunday,August11.Thisawardwillbeanexhibitor’schoiceaward.SponsoredbySarahLukenbill.

Ramona “Rae” Geraldi Memorial AwardTheFamilyofRamona“Rae”GeraldiwillsponsoranawardfortheOutstanding4-HDairyGoatExhibitor(awardonlyopento4-Hmembers).TheawardwillbebasedontotalPremierBreeder&Exhibitorpointsaswellasshowmanshipplacing(1st=5pts,2nd=3pts,3rd=2pts,4th=1pt).Therecipientwillreceive$250cashandaperpetualtrophytobe awarded at the Awards Program.

High Point Horse AwardsAnembroideredblanketwillbeawardedtothe4-H/FFAHighPointandOpenJuniorHighPoint winners. High point awards are totaled from points earned in classes as per guidelines in horse department. The High Point Awards will be given on the basis of the following point system: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5 3 2 1Thisisfiguredononehorse/ponyandoneridercombination.Classeswithlessthan5 entries will not be counted.

Cavy ProjectA$25.00giftcertificate,sponsoredbyWesternFarmCenter,isbasedontheexhibitor’soverallprojectaspicturedinthemember’sapplication.Theapplicationmustbesubmittedtothelivestockoffice,by12:00noon,Sunday,August4.

Best Rabbit Project 9-13 Years OldBest Rabbit Project 14 and OlderBest FFA Rabbit ProjectSponsored by Sonoma County FairAwardisopentoalljuniorrabbitexhibitors.Thisawardisbasedontheexhibitor’soverallprojectaspicturedinthemember’sapplication.Theapplicationmustbesubmittedtothelivestockoffice,by12:00noon,Friday,August2.

FUR & FEATHERS AWARDS

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SHEEP AWARDS

Steve Dorfman Memorial AwardTheSteveDorfmanMemorialAwardconsistsofa$200cashpresentationandaperpetualbelltotheexhibitoroftheSupremeYoungFlock.ThefirstplacewinnersineachoftheJuniorDivisionSheepYoungFlockclassesplustheFeaturedJuniorBreedYoungFlockwinnerwillcompeteforSupremeYoungFlock.

Severa “Bud” Wilford AwardsThefamilyofSevera“Bud”WilfordwillsponsorawardsfortheBest4-HSheepExhibitorandtheBestFFASheepExhibitor.Winnerwillreceiveaperpetualandannualaward.TheSheepJudgewillpickthewinnerofeachawardbasedonthefollowingcriteria: 1. Quality of the Breed shown. 2. Presentation of the animal. 3. Showmanship,style,andability. 4. The quality and attitude of the handler, i.e. the ability of the handler to respond to the directions of the judge and make the animal respond.

Ron Olson Memorial AwardTheSonomaCountyPurebredSheepBreedersAssociationwillaward$100.00tothehighestplacing4-HandthehighestplacingFFADorsetmarketlambsinmemoryofRonOlson.RonOlsonwasalongtimeSonomaCounty4-HandFFAsupporterandabreederofDorsetsheepforover40years.Mr.OlsonleavesagreatlegacytotheSonomaCountyAgricultureYouth.TheRonOlsonmemorialawardswillbepresentedattheAwardsProgram.

North Bay Wool Growers AwardsBreeding Sheep Excellence AwardsAnawardof$50willbepresentedtoabeginningexhibitor(9-10 years) and to a junior exhibitor (11-12 years.)Anawardof$75willbepresentedtoanintermediateexhibitor(13-15 years) and to a senior exhibitor (16-19 years.)ApplicantsmustbelivinginSonomaorMarinCounties&displayoutstandinginvolvementinthesheepandwoolindustry.Thisaward will be based upon involvement, responsibilities, general knowledge of sheep feeding andhealthpracticesintheirsheepproject,andparticipationinoutside-relatedactivities.Applicants can win only once in each age category.

Awards: completed application and a letter of recommendation (from any person who hasknowledgeofyourinvolvementinthesheepandwoolindustry-excludingaparent)mustbesubmittedtotheentryofficeby12:00noon,Tuesday,August6.ApplicantswillbeinterviewedbyaNBWGAuxiliarycommitteeattheSonomaCountyFairgrounds.Acommittee member will notify you of the interview location, date and time. The winner will be announced at the Awards Program.

Cindy Garza Memorial AwardCindyGarzawasaSteuben4-HProjectleaderforleathercraft,photography,goatsandsheepforover10years.Shedemonstratedalearnbydoingattitudeforgaininganyandallknowledgeforherprojects.Someofherstrongestqualitiesincludeherhardwork,respectful and kind attitude with endless determination for helping others. This award will be awardedtoadeserving4-Hmarketgoatexhibitorwhoisknowledgeableabouttheirprojectwhilebeingrespectful,kindandhelpfultoothers.$100awardandplaquesponsoredbySteuben4-HwillbegivenattheAwardsProgram.

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JUNIOR AWARDS DEPARTMENTSWINE AWARDS

Parker Rice Memorial AwardTheParkerRiceMemorialAward,sponsoredbyDan&TootieSimpsonwillbepresentedtothejuniorexhibitorshowingtheSupremeChampionSow.

Jamie White Memorial Award – In memory of Jamie WhiteRonnie&ReneeWhite,Rob&ElaineWhite,JoeandMichelleWare,ElizabethWare-MartinJim&JanieMartin,KenandLisaSousa,TimBrisbois,JeremyWhite,willpresentBeltBucklestothefollowingMarketHogShowmanshipwinners:TheChampion4-HChampionJuniorShowman(9-13years),the4-HChampionSeniorShowman(14-17years),andtheFFAChampionShowman.AwardswillbepresentedthroughouttheMarketHogShowmanshipShow.

Best Breeding Swine ProjectsAwardswillbegiventotheBest4-HandFFABreedingProjectsasdeterminedbythejudge.AwardsaresponsoredbyJDCFarms,CrawfordFamilyandYosemiteMeats.Awards will be presented at the Awards Program.

TheSonomaCountyFair&Exposition,Inc.willsponsorawardsforthePremierBreederandPremierExhibitorineachsectionoftheJuniorandOpenLivestockDepartments.Award to be given to the breeder and exhibitor based on the following point system: 1st – 5 pts, 2nd – 4 pts, 3rd – 3 pts, 4th – 2 pts, 5th – 1 pt for their top 5 entries in single classes (no points for groups or champions). Breeder must be an exhibitor at the current SonomaCountyFair,butneednotbetheownerofexhibitedanimal.

Ties for both Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor will be broken in the following manner: • First–thepersonwiththemostfirstinsingleclasses. • Second–thepersonwhoreceivedthemostchampions. • Third–thepersonwhoreceivesthemostreservechampions. NOTE:Onlybreedchampionsandreservechampionsareeligible.If a tie is inevitable, money will be split between exhibitors.

2019 LIVESTOCK ADVISORY GROUP MEMBERS

BeefJerryNorman

JamieMickelsonKathy Reese

DairyJenniferBerettaJessicaSilacci

JolynnMcClelland

SheepKristy MickelsonCraigJacobsen

Brian Gilardi

SwineDanSimpsonCharlieHawkesLisaWilliams

GoatLisaJackScottBice

Rebecca Kracker

HorseHeidi ThomposnBarbaraWalkerMelissaZanetti

Small AnimalAlina Amaral

Annette HinrichsBrian Mills

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LIVESTOCK JUDGING SCHEDULE

Please note any changes made to this document post-printing can be found at SonomaCountyFair.com.

Saturday, July 279:00a.m. JuniorHorseShow ChrisBeckArena

Monday, July 291-4p.m. MarketLamb&GoatTackArrive LyttleCowPalace

Tuesday, July 308-10a.m. JuniorEggLayingArrive Fur&Feathers8-12a.m. OpenDairyGoatsArrive SwineBarn11a.m.-3p.m. JuniorMarketGoat&LambArrive&Weigh-InLyttleCowPalace5:00p.m. JuniorMarketGoat&LambOrientation WilfordRing3-6p.m. Open&JuniorDairyTackArrive DairyBarns3-6p.m. JuniorDairyArrive DairyBarns Wednesday, July 318a.m.-12p.m. Open&JuniorDairyArriveLyttleCowPalace&DairyBarns9:00a.m. SoCoSheepBreedersAssociationFittingContest WilfordRing9:00a.m. OpenDairyGoatJudgingDorfmanRing12:00a.m. JuniorMarketGoatJudging WilfordRing3:00p.m. JuniorDairyOrientation JamisonRing3-5p.m. JuniorRabbitsArrive Fur&Feathers5:00p.m. JuniorFFAMarketLambJudging WilfordRing6:00p.m. JuniorRabbitsOrientation Fur&Feathers

Thursday, August 19:00a.m. OpenDairyGoatJudgingDorfmanRing10:00a.m. Junior4-HMarketLambJudging WilfordRing9:00a.m. JuniorRabbitJudging Fur&Feathers12:00p.m. JuniorDairyShowmanship&Judging(HeiferShow) JamisonRing6:00p.m. OpenDairyGoatExhibitorMeetingDorfmanRing7:00p.m. JuniorSheepLead WilfordRing7-9p.m. OpenDairyGoatDepart

Friday, August 28-10a.m. Open&JuniorBreedingSwineArrive SwineBarn7-9a.m. JuniorMarketRabbitMeatPenArrive&Weigh-InFur&Feathers10:00a.m. JuniorDairyJudging(CowShow) JamisonRing10:00a.m. OpenSwineWeigh-In SwineBarn9:00a.m. JuniorMarketGoat&LambShowmanship WilfordRing11:00a.m. JuniorBreedingSwineOrientation DorfmanRing10:00a.m. JuniorMarketRabbitMeatPenJudging&ShowmanshipFur&Feathers2:00p.m. OpenDairyShowJudging JamisonRing4:00p.m. JuniorMarketGoat&LambExhibitorMeeting WilfordRing5:00p.m. JuniorRabbit&MeatPenExhibitorMeeting Fur&Feathers7-9p.m. JuniorRabbitDepart

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Saturday, August 38-10a.m. Open&Jr.Cavy&OpenRabbitArrive Fur&Feathers9:00a.m. OpenDairyJudging(Jersey&Holstein) JamisonRing9:00a.m. JuniorMarketLambAuction WilfordRing11:00a.m. Open/JuniorCavyJudging Fur&Feathers10:00a.m. JuniorBreedingSwineShowmanship&Judging DorfmanRing1:00p.m. OpenSwineJudging DorfmanRing1:00p.m. (orfollowinglunch)JuniorRabbitMeatPenAuction WilfordRing1:30p.m. JuniorMarketGoatAuction WilfordRing5:00p.m. Open&JuniorBreedingSwineExhibitorMeeting DorfmanRing7-9p.m. Open&JuniorBreedingSwineDepart

Sunday, August 47a.m.-2p.m. MarketHogArrive&Weigh-In SwineBarn9:00a.m. OpenRabbitJudging Fur&Feathers11:30a.m. Open&JuniorDairyExhibitorMeeting JamisonRing1:00p.m. Farmer’sDay ChrisBeckArena2:00p.m. SheepShearingContest JamisonRing3:00p.m. JuniorMarketHogOrientation DorfmanRing3:30p.m. SheepDogTrials ChrisBeckArena5:00p.m. Open/Jr.Cavy&OpenRabbitExhibitorMeeting Fur&Feathers5-8p.m. Open&JuniorDairyDepart7-9p.m. Open/Jr.Cavy,OpenRabbitJuniorEggLayingDepart

Monday, August 57-9a.m. JuniorPoultry Fur&Feathers9-10a.m. OpenEggLayersArrive Fur&Feathers7-10a.m. JuniorBreeding&MarketBeefArrive LyttleCowPalace9-11a.m. JuniorDairyGoatBreedingSheepArrive LyttleCowPalace9-11a.m. OpenBoerGoatsArrive LyttleCowPalace9:30a.m. JuniorPoultryOrientation Fur&Feathers11:30a.m. JuniorDogArrive WilfordRing12:00p.m. JuniorDogJudging(exhibitormeetingfollowingshow) WilfordRing12:00p.m. JuniorBreeding&MarketBeefOrientation JamisonRing5:00p.m. JuniorFFAMarketHogJudging DorfmanRing5:00p.m. JuniorDairyGoat&BreedingSheepOrientation WilfordRing6:00p.m. JuniorMarketBeefWeigh-In UncleSam’sScale Tuesday, August 69:00a.m. JuniorPoultryJudging Fur&Feathers9:00a.m. Junior4-HMarketHogJudging DorfmanRing10:00a.m. JuniorMarketBeefShowmanship&Judging JamisonRing12:00p.m. JuniorDairyGoatShowmanship&Judging WilfordRing


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Wednesday, August 77-11a.m. OpenBeefArrive LyttleCowPalace7-9a.m. JuniorMarketPoultryMeatPenArrive&Weigh-InFur&Feathers9:00a.m. JuniorMarketHogShowmanship DorfmanRing10:00a.m. JuniorMarketPoultryMeatPenJudging&ShowmanshipFur&Feathers11:00a.m. JuniorBreedingSheepShowmanship&Judging WilfordRing1:00p.m. JuniorBreedingBeefShowmanship&Judging JamisonRing4:00p.m. JuniorPoultry&MeatPenExhibitorMeeting Fur&Feathers5:00p.m. JuniorMarketHogsExhibitorMeeting DorfmanRing Thursday, August 89:00a.m. JuniorMarketHogAuction DorfmanRing11:00a.m. OpenBoerGoatJudging WilfordRing12:00p.m. OpenBeefJudging(Herefords&Shorthorn) JamisonRing1:00p.m. (orfollowinglunch)JuniorPoultryMeatPenAuction DorfmanRing4:00p.m. JuniorBreeding&MarketBeefExhibitorMeeting JamisonRing5:00p.m. OpenBoerGoatExhibitorMeeting WilfordRing6:00p.m. JuniorDairyGoat&BreedingSheepExhibitorMeetingWilfordRing7-9p.m. OpenBoerGoat,JuniorBreedingSheep&DairyGoatDepart7-9p.m. JuniorPoultryDepart

Friday, August 98-10a.m. OpenPoultryArrive Fur&Feathers8-11a.m. OpenSheepArrive LyttleCowPalace10:00a.m. OpenBeefJudging(Angus) JamisonRing3-5p.m. Open&JuniorPygmyGoatArrive SwineBarn6:00p.m. JuniorAgMechanics&MarketBeefAuction JamisonRing

Saturday, August 106-9a.m. OptionalJrBreedingBeefDepart9:00a.m. JuniorPygmyGoatShow DorfmanRing10:00a.m. OpenBeefJudging(Gelbvieh,AOB,Supreme) JamisonRing12:00p.m. SmallAnimalRoundRobin DorfmanRing10:00a.m. OpenPoultryJudging Fur&Feathers11:00a.m. OpenSheepJudging WilfordRing4:00p.m. LargeAnimalRoundRobin DorfmanRing

Sunday, August 1110:00a.m. JuniorAwardsCeremony CommunityTheatre10:00a.m. OpenBeefExhibitorMeeting JamisonRing11:00a.m. OpenSheepJudging WilfordRing12:00p.m. OpenPygmyGoatJudging DorfmanRing4:00p.m. OpenSheepExhibitorMeeting WilfordRing5:00p.m. OpenPoultryExhibitorMeetingFur&Feathers6:00p.m. Open&JuniorPygmyGoatExhibitorMeeting DorfmanRing6-9p.m. Open&JuniorBeefDepart7-9p.m. OpenSheep,Open&JuniorPygmyGoatDepart7-9p.m. OpenPoultry&EggLayersDepart


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